Gresham outlook., March 15, 1921, Page 4, Image 4

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GRESHAM
CORBETT
had rented for th e past two years and
Mr Hall and fam ily are living with
T. Jones ha* moved onto the Fred Reed u n til Mr. H all can lease
T row bridge farm that E S Hall ha» an o th er farm.
The m usical and literary program
given by local ta len t and P o rtland
artists in the auditorium of th e high
W C S A Y -’ FORWARD
school F riday evening was very well
attended.
Seventeen dollars was
MARCH
raised for th e boy scouts.
GrO'NCr •
Wm. Beals, of P o rtlan d , was a
guest in the Floyd Reed hom e Sun­
IP Y O U
day.
W A N T TO
Mr. B ader is repairing th e Trowr-
MAKE A
bridge house.
SHOWlNCr"
Mr. and Mrs. E 8. H all were in
P ortlan d on huslnegs Monday.
OUTLOOK. TUESDAY,
MAW H
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GRESHAM LOCALS
F ire destroyed th e roof of the
hom e of Mrs. C a rrie D rube in W al­
lula H eights a t 1 2:30 Sunday m orn­
ing. The Are sta rte d from som e un­
know n cause In the w eedshed and
then ca u g h t in th e roof, b u rn in g it
com pletely ofT. The fire d ep a rtm en t
was called o u t aud m anaged to get
all th e fu rn itu re o u t of th e building
but n ot un til it was considerably
dam aged by w ater. It Is understood
th a t th e re was som e insurance.
PLEASANT HOME
R ak er & Son will com m ence mov­
TH E PENNON WHO
ing soon and expect to occupy th e ir
Tim B aptist L adies’ Aid will m eet new builditig by A pril 1st.
W ANTS TO K E E P ON
at the home of Mrs. Sadie Chase all
W. S. Lovejoy Is m aking rep airs
day T hursday.
All m em bers and
progressing m ust m ake certain
on his shop n ear B row n's m eat m ar­
friends are Invited.
th a t bis health is " rig h t side up
V V Z l I H its wonderful, reliable power, the Fordson Tractor
Mies H ilda Byers visited with ket. Ha is p u ttin g in a p a rtitio n to
w ith ca re.”
One good way to
friends here this week.
se p arate the sales room from th e
m ake certain of this is to pu r­
brings to the farm home all the conveniences, in the way of
The M ethodist L adies’ Aid will store room.
chase
m eats
whose
quallty-
meet at the hom e of Mrs. M. Len­
C arl Culver an d E lsa Thom pson,
nartz W ednesday afternoon.
running water in the house, electric lights, operation of the washing
g u aranteedness will m ake him
who are cousins, have been spending
Miss Gula Gamble and Miss Lola
feel certain th a t his digestion
machine, churning, separating the cream from the milk. It assumes
Delhi of Seattle, Miss E thel Mitchell ihe w eek-end w ith tn e ir uncle, R. w .
will assim ilate the proper food
of P o rtlan d , Mrs. A lta G entry and Calkins. They have been in Cali­
and takes to itself the drudgery of farm life both in the field and in
values.
One way to m ake cer­ Bon Russell of Powell Valley and the
fo rn ia d u rin g th e w in ter and a re now
tain of th a t is to buy your m eats
Misses Ardis and A rletha Rich were on th e ir way hom e to Boise, Idaho.
the house and it is only a matter of a few years until it will be as
guests a t th e M. L ennartz hom e Sun­
here.
Miss H ester B. T horpe is one of a
universal in its service on the farm as is the farmer himself. It will
day afternoon.
Wesley Johnson, son of Mr. and class of 17 who will g ra d u a te from
become a part of farm life, a beneficial part, a profitable part.
Mrs. V ictor Johnson, who has been the sta n d a rd course of th e s ta te n o r­
Phon»' 41
The Ford Motor Company have just issued a book called “The
ill for several m ouths is reported as mal a t M onmouth on M arch 24. Ap­
slow ly Improving.
fordson at work.” This book is free. Call in and get one. Write,
p ro p riate g rad u a tio n exercises will
be given a t th a t tim e.
if you cannet call, and we will mail you one without charge.
The W ednesday Study club will
ft is not what the l ord Motor Company says about the Fordson
m eet a t th e lib rary as usual W ednes­
I ractor but what the army of users have to say. This book voices the
day evening. The topics w hich will
hardest kind of practical experience. It shows in illustration the
be discussed d u rin g th e evening are
"O u r Mexican N eighbors" and “ The
f ordson Tractor at actual work along some ninetv different lines of
Old S outhw est.”
activity.
Mr. an d Mrs. Ed. K ruschke, Mrs.
Get order in for there’s a ruslr coming.
P. P o rtu g u e and Mrs. W. P o rte r of
After having been closed for about two weeks
P o rtlan d were callers Sunday a t the
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. C urry.
on account of improvements to the building
Mrs. B. F. Cogswell of L innem ann
sta tio n had as g u ests la st week her
we are now ready to again serve our patrons
GRESHAM
ESTACADA
cousin, Mrs. Bell Reid and d au g h ter,
with the FINEST CONFECTIONS to be had.
Miss E sth er, recently from N orth
Dakota.
Your patronage is invited.
Mr. and Mrs. A rth u r Y erkes have
moved to P o rtlan d w here Mr. Yerkes
has work. They have been staying
fo r a few weeks w ith Mrs. Yerkes*
paren ts, Mr. and Mrs. Ben R aney.
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. M anning a r ­
rived
from
so u th ern
C alifornia,
w here they spent th e w inter. They
Main Street
Gresham
have m ade good use of th e ir auto m o ­
bile, both In going and com ing and
in seeing th e places of in te re st In
the south. They are glad to be home
Seven-room double constructed
and are more proud th an ever of
Oregon.
house, $2300.
Em il Oswald of P o rtlan d was re­
T hey require m oney for their en ter­
B efore building', com e and se e
ported sick with pneum onia la st
our work.
tainm ent. Be ready for them . S A V E !
week. Mr. and Mrs. H enry M etzger
We build an yth in g you w ish at
called on them yesterday and rep o rt
a reason ab le price.
A nd as you save IN V E S T in C um ula­
th a t he has a severe case of grip but
tive
P referred Stock o f this Com ­
Day or C ontract.
P h on e OOxl
is b etter. Mrs. Oswald is now ill
with the sam e disease.
pany.
Gresham Meat Market
R e-1 lening
RAKER & SON
Schanno’s Confectionery
W e all meet them some day—
O ld Age, Sickness and
Unemployment
New Arrivals
OSCAR W TH0REN
C R ETO N N E S, 25c and 39c
TH E l A LI E OK I’ltOPII YLACTICH.
S p rin g a n d S u m m er M uslin U n d e rw e a r
1 hat new “N O V FLl^ WAIST” material which
is fast taking the place over (ieorgette, in Navy
Blue and Black.
Red Stamps.
Bishop Bros.
For Quality
CHOICE M E A TS
H om em ade H am s, Bacon, Sausage, Lard
F u ll line of C old L unch M eats
SANITARY MARKET
Maiu S treet
GRRSHAM
GEO. IH KTL,
Prop.
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The prevalence of epidem ics of
d angerous diseases such as now ex­ W ood - Sand - Gravel
ist In G reshum and vicinity places
an obligation on all citizens to tuke
D eliv ered A ny P la c e
every possible precaution agalnBt
ih e spread of contagion. T he local
T ru c k S ervice
and county h ealth officers have acted
wisely 1n o rdering schools and all J. R. K N A R R & SON
public g ath erin g s closed.
TROUTDALE, OREGON
Innoculation
ag a in st
sm allpox
P h on e G resham 489.
and d ip h th e ria have proven too val­
uable in the past to be condem ned
now, because somebody, som ew here,
has suffered ill effects from its use.
All who are known to have been ex­
H E M ST IT C H IN G
posed to these diseases o r who are
MRS. C ARRIE HANSEN
likely to have been exposed should
P
hone
51x3
G resham
la k e every preventive m easu re pos­
sible.
Main St.,
n ear High School
In this connection an artic le ap ­
pearing in a recent issue of T he S ta­
tistical B ulletin of th e M etropolitan
Life Insurance Com pany of New
Quick Truck Service
York points out th e fact th a t neglect
l-Ton Enclosed Republic Truck
of vaccination in a n u m b er of states
0. A BRYAN & SON
has b ro u g h t about a s ta rtlin g in-
It. A, Box 326, P o rtlan d
crease In th e n um ber of cases of
P h on e G resham 78x3
sm allpox. The th ree Pacific Coast
sta te s are included in th e n um ber
w ith th e follow ing figures:
Cases of sm allpox Increased In
M axw ell Schneider
Oregon from 493 in 1918 to 2828 in
PHOTOS
1920. In th e sam e tim e th e Increase
in W ashngton was from 1676 to
Picture Framing
Main S treet. Gresham .
5997 and in C alifornia from 1069 to
Phone 641
4503. T he B ulletin says in conclu­
sion, "T h e co untry can be saved
frone a worse record only by th e con­
certed effort of h ealth and ed u ca­
tional agencies to en list th e su p p o rt
of citizens for a program of u n iv er­
sal vaccination.”
DENTISTRY
Tools that the Wise
Mechanic Chooses
OOD Mechanic’s Tools not only iden*
tify the wise mechanic or handy man—
they identify the store that sells them as
one where the tool buyer’s needs are under­
stood und supplied
Every Winchester Tool we sell is a sound
investment, having a standard valuation,
aud being backed with a quality guarantee.
Come in and see our display this week
of these Winchester Tools.
G
A . W. M ETZGER & CO
GRESHAM.
the
OREGON
WINCH£ST£R
fe
TfreJ.
No m atter how hard up" you may
feel, you are rich In comparison with
the starving people« of China and
Armenia. You know that you can
easily help fill a few plates on the big
relief table Fifteen thousand people
ere dying In the Chines« famine dis­
trict. But for the at o rie n t that you were
born on thia aide of the globe, one of
them might have been you—Weston J
Leader.
Well said. But for the fortune of
birth In a favored tone, one of them
might have been you. or yours. The
American public Is tired of drives—so
It le often said—but It will be yet more
tired before famine gives way to
plenty, death to life, or a chance for
life, and chaos to order. In le st for
tunate parts of th ^ world.
Tired* Of course everybody la tired
Rut ethers ere even more tired of
hunger, destitution, dlaeaae. and all the
horrors that go with famine and de­
struction. Being tired la no excuse
for oloalng either ears or pocketa to
the orlee and needs of helpless people.
-M orning Oregonlaa.
store
The Ranh of G resham pays I per
cent Interest on time deposit«. — Adv. I
PYORRHEA
CAN BE CURED
Artificial dentures to give
complete
satisfaction
and
extracting without causing
pain.
W e’U gladly examine your
case free and give our best
advice.
C. Smith Long
AND
J. E. Stevenson
310 Bush and Lane Bldg.
PORTLAND
A sa fe IN V E ST M E N T paying divi­
dends, regularly, every 3 m onths.
Can be bought for cash or $10 dow n
and $10 per share a month.
Every share fully paid and n o n a s s e s ­
sable. A sk any em ploye or inquire at
any office o f
Portland Gas & Coke Company
A Bm dness w hich o f N ecessity is P erm anent
F ill th is o u t NOW m ail it TODAY
PORTLAND GAS & COKE COMPANY
In v estm en t Dept.. Gasco Bldg , P o rtlan d . Oregon.
Send me (1 ) 8-page illu stra te d booklet, "T h e Story of
an O pportunity at H om e," (2 1 In fo rm atio n ab o u t y o u r p re­
ferred Stock, (3 ) D etails of Easy P aym ent Plan, (4 ) How to
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