Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, February 15, 1921, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextGRESHAM PAG E FOUR Renew - Repair - Reclaim Y O U R HOM E IS D O U BLY V A L U A B L E NO W ; K EEP IT IN S H A P E We can supply your needs for building mat erials and what is more valuable, we can give you service and you buy from the mill direct We are prepared to suggest plans and give you a materials estimate that will be right. OUR T R U C K S C A N D ELIV ER FROM O UR MILL TO Y O U R JO B OUTLOOK, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY GRESHAM LOCALS 15. 1021 EXPRESS AGENT AIDS IN RELIEF CAMPAIGN T he follow ing le tte r has ju st been W E. Wood a t P o rtla n d was In received by J. V. Cogswell who rep re G resham today looking a fte r busi- sents th e A m erican Railw ay Express i ness affairs. j company in Its cam paign to aid the K. A. M iller has re tu rn e d to his E uropean Relief Council of which ' du ties a t the Bank of G resham a fte r H erb ert H oover is chairm an. Sub- several «jays’ absence a t home, w here scriptions to th e relief fund are re- he was recovering from an operation ueived by the ag en ts of th e company for th e rem oval of his tonsils. , who forw ard th e money and re tu rn Mr. and Mrs H. W. Cooley visited 1 receipts to th e donors a t th e ir own in G resham today. They are living in I expense. P o rtlan d b u t will tak e possession of Follow ing is th e le tte r which Mr. th e ir recently acquired home In Reg-i Cogswell has ju s t received; tier ad d itio n In a sh o rt tim e. F eb ru ary 7, 1921. Mrs. J. F. Dunlop, of E stacada, wife Mr. J. V. Cogswell, A gent of a form er p asto r here, was th e A m erican R ailw ay E xpress Co., g u est on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. H arl G resham , Oregon. C. McCormick who w ere fo rm er resi My d ea r Mr. C ogsw ell:— We are In receipt of your rem ittan c e of ,1 4 3 .6 5 , d ents of E stacada. Miss H. R uth M ontague has several which shows th a t you a re interested , in th e w ork of th e E uropean Relief copies of the Incom e Tax I ayers Council In its efforts to care for th e P rim er on hand, also a few F a rm e r’s starv in g children of eastern and cen- Incom e Tax P rim ers, fo r free distrlb- tr a l Europe. T his evidence of In terest on your tlon. Those who a re In terested in p art is surely m ost pleasing and leads ob tain in g a copy should visit th e li us to believe th a t y o u r work in your brary o r call Miss M ontague. locality will m eet w ith a full m eas Dr. G rinnell, a v eteran m edical ure of success and th a t many a hun- m issionary from China, will speak at « ry Ch.‘«ld be 8„aved fr° „ d,eath by , r n _ sta ___- rv a tio . n th ro u g h - your efforts 4 t- .. I.Ca* o I f n * U zl 1 , i, * 11 w n n the F ree M ethodiist church W ednes T h an k in g you fo r th e rem ittance day evening a t 7 :3 0 . T he revival you have sent us and assuring you of m eetings which have been In progress o u r full appreciation of th e In terest fo r th e past few weeks closed Sunday you are tak in g , we are. Very tru ly yours, evening. The m eetings have been en EUROPEAN R E L IE F COUNCIL, co uraging an d a splendid help to all by H arry B. C lark. who atten d ed th e services. T he first load of sh in g les for th e A d d ition al Locals rem odeling of th e F re e M ethodist Mrs. H. C. L arsen w ent to P o rtlan d parsonage Is on th e ground. A m od ern seven-room bungalow will be T uesday (to d ay ) w ith Mrs. A. B. m ade of th e present building. J. A. Wood to be with her w hile Mr. Wood Bushong is ch airm an of th e bu ild undergoes a serious operation. ing com m ittee. P lum T rees Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Von Donlnck 350 G enuine Blue Damson plum D. M. Donaugh. re tu rn e d S atu rd ay from a fo u r ¡trees for sale. m o n th s' trip to Belgium . Mr. v „ B airdsdale S tation. G resham phone 499. Doninck has m uch of In terest to tell of th e changes in th a t co u n try since Read th e W an t Ads. th e war. Mrs. Von Donlnck, who was R eg u lar m eeting of G resh Miss E v a H am lin, also enjoyed th e am Lodge No. 126, I.O.O.F., trip Im m ensely as It was one of un In th e Odd Fellow s h all, every T h u rs usual Interest. day evening. V isitors welcome. Mrs. Jay Bailey e n tertain ed about HARRY J. STANLEY, N. G. 50 ch ild ren at a v alen tine p arty given JACKSON JONES, S ecretary. In h o n o r of h er d au g h ters, K ath e rin e and Doris. A m ost d elig h tfu l tim e was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Bailey was assisted by Mrs. E llsw o rth R ak er. T he A rem e club m et a t th e hom e of W ed n esd ay, Feb. 16 Mrs. W. J. O tt Monday w here a m ost d elig h tfu l session was held. MARY MILES MINTER J. N. C lan ah an is rep o rted to be stead ily g ain in g b ut is as yet unable IN to leave th e ho sp ital alth o u g h th e doctors nre beginning to prom ise him th a t he may soon re tu rn home. Mrs. C lanahan and son, Dr. E arl C lanahan, Comedy D ram a of Love and are still In P o rtlan d w here they may A Y outh and L au g h ter. An outdoor be n ea r him. story of unusual in te rest and ra re Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cone w ent to i a rtistry . E ugene M onday to spend a few days COMEDY—‘ Hubby’s Mistake.’’ v isitin g Mrs. Cone’s b ro th e r and wife, Mr. an d Mrs. C harles Bisconer ADDED FEATURE: Mrs. Bisconer is p asto r of the C hurch of God, having recently come The M ysterious M oyers trora T u lare, C alifornia, w here s h e ) Magicians and Illusionists has been p asto r of th a t church fo r j Recently from Pantages Circuit. th e p ast 14 years. Mr. and Mrs. A rth u r H allg arth of [ P ictu re s a t 7:15. V audeville will s ta r t at 8 :30 and will be given E lgin, Oregon, and ^trs. M aggtej once only. S trick e r w ere th e week-end g u ests i at th e D. E. Tow le home. T he la-1 dies a re both sisters of Mrs. Towle. , Saturday, February 19. Mr. and Mrs. Tow le and th e ir g u ests i PUNCTUR w ent tq, Salem S atu rd ay w here they J T IL L IE S atten d e d a conference of berry grow - j ED R O M A N C E ers which was held In th a t city. Both th e H allg arth s and Mrs. S trick er are O ne of the Funniest Comedies spending th e w in ter in P o rtlan d a l Ever Produced. though th e ir hom e is in Elgin. NEW ARRIVALS iiiMiiuiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiniiiiitiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiMHH»iiiiMiiimiMtmiimtni R ed Seal Zephyr Ginghams Figured Kimono Crepes B IS H O P B R O S . FOR QUALITY Phone 641 zxxj J o n es Lum ber Co. Established 1859 G R ESH A M LUM BER Y A R D J. G. MAST Gresham Branch Manager. Phone 891 W e H ave the N ew F ow ler C ultivator for all »hallow cultivation. A new style cultivation which sure is giving great satisfaction for berries and all truck gardens. The new Grape Hoe will save 10 men's labor in cleaning out your berries. One-horse Reversible Disc Harrows, Spike Harrows, Plows, Springtooth Harrows, all for the small farm or berry man. GET YOUR REPAIRS EARLY—for Plows or all Implements W. A. HESSEL RELIABILITY PHONE KMI SERVICE GRESHAM RES. «1x2 Almetal Washing Machines E lectrlc-drlven, G as-heated REDUCED FROM $185 to $149.50 CH O ICE M E A T S H om em ade Hum*, Bacon, S au sage, Lard Full line of Cold Lunch Meats SANITARY MARKET Phone 881 GRESHAM IHKTL, Prop. Pruning rim e D on’t W ait Until Later in the Season to do Your Pruning Come in and select your tools now. \\ e have everything that you will need. T H E NEW B A S T IA N P R U N E R Makes a clean sharp cut. We have them in all sizes. Both the straight and crescent pruning saws. Branch Shears in All Sizes. Our stock of Dry I.ini,-SnipIt ur Spray and Liquid Sprav has arrived. ( ¡ood time to get your supply while we have plenty A. W. METZGER & CO. Quality and Service Phone 661 M ore Reg. Price $23.50 »27.45 »32.80 »37.40 »39.20 »40.10 FORD »55.00 Rubber More Fabric New Goods ill Sizes Phone 661 TH E REST T IR E Special Price Size 30x3% . $18.50 32x3% . ... 10.00 lj«.5O 31x4 32x4 21.00 33x4 . ... 2 2 .0 0 2 3 .0 0 34x4 TRUCK T IR E 34x4% . 33.50 P ossib le for Man, Money and Modern M achinery to Produce To stim u la te th e ad v ertisin g cam paign sale on o u r w onderful P erfection, T ires— in addition to th e unheard-of low prices I will give away ABSOLUTELY F R E E a P erfection Tube with every 8000 m ile tire purchased from me th is week. I am m aking special low prices on F ord Oversize and F ord T ruck Tires. W . S. L O V E JO Y , A gen t Next to B row n’s M arket Gis-sballi TR AC TO R W ORK O F ALL K IN D S By Hour or Acre Will go any place CECIL P O U N D E R “Peggy Rebels” Phone Corbett 730 CORDS JU NIO R CORD FABRIC TRU CK And remember—you have the regular Mason Guarantee— Satisfaction—-N o M i le a g e Limit—with every Mason tire. W e say - forward “A word to the wise is sufficient” MARCH F o r »ale by L. L. KID D ER HDW E. CO., GRESHAM «.KO. If you need a tire, o r will need one soon, come in and look at these tires. T his is a g re a t o p p o rtu n ity to purchase these w onder ful tires at g rea tly reduced prices. You are purchasing a real tire when you buy a PER FEC TIO N . Gresham Theatre EIGHT YEAR OLD BOY DIES SUDDENLY MONDAY PORTLAND GAS & COKE CO Malo S treet Perfection Tire Sale T he P leasant Home com m unity G O IN G - - was shocked and saddened Monday j m o rning when news spread t h a t ! IF VO U W ANT TO E v erett Collins. 8-year-old son of Mr. , MAKE A and Mrs J. F. Collins, had died su d SHOWING" denly. E v erett had not been 111 and had ! seem ed In his usual h ea lth and sp irits Sunday aftern o o n w ith his J b ro th e r he enjoyed th e snow storm TH E PERSON WHO and o p p o rtu n ities of snow ball fights WANTS TO K E E P ON and th e re was no p rep aratio n for the! blow th a t cam e Monday when th e j progressing m ust m ake certain death angel claim ed him so sudden-j th a t his h ealth is " rig h t side up One good way to ly. He got up as usual in th e m o r n - ' w ith care.” lug and was dressing fo r school when j m ake ce rtain of th is is to p u r m eats w hose quallty- he first com plained of a sore th ro at, j chase E xam ination disclosed no signs of | g u aran teed n ess will m ake him sore th ro at and by th a t tim e he com feel certain th a t his digestion plained th a t his stom ach h u rt. It , will assim ilate th e proper food was th o u g h t th a t he was slightly b ll-| values. One way to m ake ce r tain of th a t Is to buy your m eats ’ ions and he vom ited a very little ¡th en lapsed Into u n co n scio u sn ess! here. from which he never rallied . Dr. H. V. Adlx was sum m oned from Oresh- i urn and every th in g possible was done ' P h on e 41 I but death had claim ed hint before I the doctor arrived. Dr Adlx pro- ' pounced 1» h ea rt trouble. His fath e r, who had gone to his ) work only a sh o rt tim e before, was sent fo r and arriv ed hom e about two (KEROSENE) ! h ours a fte r th e ltttle la d ’s death, j N eighbors and friends gave all the i assistan ce possible but th e re was i very little th a t could be done as It •was h ard ly a h alf h o u r from th e tim e he first com plained of feeling had ? until he had passed away. He leaves to m ourn his early de p a rtu re his fa th e r and m other, a b ro th er F reelln , two sister. Zalina , and H elen Rnd a host of relatives Dance and Oyster Supper i and frien d s who extend th e ir w arnt- . eat sym pathy to th e bereaved one«. Cedarville Park, l.inneman T he fu n eral services will be con Junction, Feb. 12 ducted from th e M ethodist church at S pring O pening u n d er New Pleasant Home W ednesday after- M anagem ent. i noon at 2 o’clock. T he pastor. Rev 1 «H K -PIE«'E «»It« HF.STRA E arl H C otton, will have charge of A. F . IM-verejwx. «'. «•■ R andall R A.. GRESHAM 1 the services Tibbetts’ Vulcanizing Shop Gresham, Ore. Main Street SUCCESSOR TO B. M. RANEY •fWWWTTTtfT h B lllll 1 lii i i i w W ¡gg! ^ w ZJII m I i IIIIUI ¡ ib itu ilL MEMBER '”'8 ' federal reserve ' SYSTEM III ¡111 Pillili Î avà Gresham Meat Market 7 he ( nited States Government cooperates with us in furnishing safe investments for Savings depositors PEARL OÍD V ■ United States Treasury Certificates The safest securities the world offers today. Issued bv United States Government Febru ary 15. 1921, due July 15, 1921, bear interest at the rate of SV- per eent per annum. h e a t* comfort Telephone Us Your Orders * We s i l l all kinds of Government and Munici- pal Bonds, yielding same rates as when pu r chased from bond houses, and give you the benefit of our experience in making your se lections. FIR ST S T A T E BA N K GRESHAM, OREGON III1 IIIII III III I9 II III III III III 1 III III III II |