Gresham outlook., March 22, 1921, Page 3, Image 3

GRESHAM
O UTLO O K
TUESDAY,
MARCH
22.
«021
PAGE
TURKS
COTTRELL
c7hc manufacturer o f
ear
recommends—z
T h e crankcase should be thoroughly drained and Rushed at
regular Intervals. Refill with fresh oil.
—from the Book of Instructions.
This recommendation is made to prevent rapid depreciation of the
engine csused by road dust, carbon, fine metal particles and other im­
purities, which accumulate in the crankcase oil and circulate through
your engine, impairing its efficiency and ultimately leading t4 a v e id -
able repairs. However, these important instructions are often disre­
garded; cleaning the crankcase is a job generally disliked.
T o meet this need, Modern Crankcase Cleaning Service has been es­
tablished by first-class garages and other dealers, co-operating with
the Standard O il Company. These garages and dealers use Calol Flush­
ing O il.—the scientific agent that cleans out old oil, dirt, gut and other
impurities, and does not impair the lubricating efficiency of fresh
oil used. T he cleaned crankcase Is refilled with the proper grade ot
Zerolene.
Look for the garage or dealer displaying the sign shown here, — it
means, *’ B e t t e r o p e r a tio n a n d lo n g e r e n g in e l i f t ,' ’ a service promptly
given at a nominal cotft.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(C alifo rn ia)
“*5rzr better operation and
PLEASANT HOME
I Brood Your Chicks
with a Buckeye
•1’
y
The Standard BUCKEYE Brooder burns
coal or briquets
*’* —Makes three chicks grow where one grew before.
X —Cuts cost of equipment to less than half.
X —Cuts cost of operation to less than half.
X —Reduces the time and labor to less than a fourth.
$ —GUARANTEED to raise more chicks and better
chicks.
- Self-regulating heat thermostat.
- Sold with a m oney back guarantee.
SOLD IN TWO SIZES
i
1
500 C hick s i z e ..........$ 2 7 .5 0
1000 C hick s i z e ..........$ 33.25
Chick Founts, Feeders, Carbolinium, Insect Powder and Spray
X
Pumps. /
I L L Kidder Hardware Co.
A u c tio n S a le
HIGH GRADE WORK HORSES
Saturday, March 26
1921
at 10 o’clock A. M.
50 Head Geldings
30 Mares
4 Mules
Also 50 Sets Double Harness in First-class Condition
All animals sound and in first-class working condition. From
4 to 10 years old and weighing from 1300 to 2000 lbs. These
horses were carefully selected fo$ their present owners by
Ellis McLean, one of the best known horse buyers in this ter­
ritory, a thorough competent judge of horses. Mr. McLean
says that these horses are the most uniform and best lot of
draft horses he has ever seen. The horses are at present haul­
ing gravebat Biggs, Ore.
These horses can be seen at North Portland after Monday,
March 21st.
The horse is coming back. The best authorities declare that
the horse is the most economic Farm Power plant. The de­
mand for horses has increased tremendously and a shortage
is known to exist.
Attend this sale and secure Horse Power at your own price
and at your own terms.
Cash or bankable note at 8 per cent. All stock will be at
the risk of the buyer as soon as bid off but will be fed and
and eared for by seller until 6 p. m. the day after the sale.
ELLIS McLEAN
PO R TLA N D , OREGON
COL. J. W. HUGHES. Auctioneer,
Forest Grove, Oregon.
> M u ltn o m ah g ra n g e h a ll h a s been
! p a in te d an d p a p e re d an d is now m o st
a ttr a c tiv e a n d fre s h lo o k in g . S ev eral
a d d itio n a l re p a irs a r i to be m ad e
also. T h e fu n d s fo r th is w o rk w as
ra ise d a t th e " c irc u s ” w hich w as g iv ­
en th e la s t of F e b ru a ry . T h is circu s,
w hich w as a m o st e n jo y a b le affair,
w ill be g iv en a t R ockw ood g ra n g e
e a rly in A pril.
T h e O rie n t C o o k in g clu b h eld a
sa le o f h o m e-m ad e can d y a t th e
I sch o o l F rid a y an d m ad e $5.40. T h e
[ su p p ly of can d y w as so o n e x h a u ste d
an d a g re a t d eal m o re co u ld h av e
been sold. A n o th e r s a le w ill be h eld
n e x t F rid a y a n d th e c lu b w ill h av e
a la r g e r su p p ly of can d y an d p ro m ­
ise to su p p ly th e d e m a n d .
T h e b a sk e t h all g am e w h ich w as
sc h e d u le d fo r F rid a y e v e n in g a t th e
O rien t g ra n g e h a ll, w as can celled on
acco u n t of th e ep id em ic o f c o n ta g io u s
d ise a se s a t G resh am an d v icin ity .
S erv ices w ere also can celled a t th e
l'.ip iis t c h u rc h fo r th e sam e reaso n .
M rs. D. T. W illiam s, w ho h a s been
q u ite ill fo r th e p a st w eek o r te n
day s, is a b le to be u p a n d a ro u n d
a g a in .
Mr. W illia m s Is v ery busy
c a rin g fo r m o re th a n a th o u s a n d
b ab y ch ick s.
i
A. B. W ood re tu rn e d h o m e from
1 P o rtla n d T h u rs d a y ev en in g .
S ince
¡c o m in g h o m e lie h a s h ad a had cold
an d fo r se v e ra l d ay s w as not so w ell
b u t frie n d s a re g la d to know th a t
he is a g a in im p ro v in g an d w ill p ro b ­
ab ly be o u t In th e n e a r fu tu re . Mrs.
W ood also h a s been su ffe rin g fro m a
cold b u t Is im p ro v ed .
M rs. E dsol M a rk e ll w as a P o r t­
lan d v is ito r T u esd ay .
M artin D e u n a rts le ft S u n d ay to
com m ence w ork a t M arm o t w ith th e
R idge L u m b e r co m p an y .
H e will
sp en d th e w eek -en d s a t h o m e h ere
an d h a s ta k e n th e F o rd to e n a b le
h im to m a k e th e tr ip b ack an d fo rth .
¡T h e ro a d s in th a t p a r t of th e c o u n try
• a re sa id to be a lm o st im p a ssa b le hut
a " tin L izzie” seld o m g e ts stu c k Mr
L e n n a rtz w ill be In c h a rg e of th e
p la n in g p la n t.
T h e co m p an y
is
p la n n in g on m o v in g th e ir p la n t to a
new lo c atio n on G o rd o n c re e k an d
, h av e finished th e lo g g in g a n d sa w ­
in g o p e ra tio n s a t M arm ot.
Miss E llen S to n e, a n d th e p a rty of
S u n d ay sch o o l g irls w hich sh e ac­
co m p an ied to th e O ld e r G irls ' co n ­
fere n c e a t M cM innville, re tu rn e d
h o m e la te S u n d ay e v e n in g . T h ey re-
| p o rt a m o st d e lig h tfu l tim e an d o n e
o f g r e a t p ro fit.
T h e re w ill be sp ecial a ll-d ay s e r v ­
ices a t th e C o ttre ll co m m u n ity c h u rc h
E a s te r S u n d ay , M arch 27. S u n d ay
sch o o l a t 10 o ’clock a n d a p ro g ra m a t
11, follow ed by a b a sk e t lu n ch a t
noon.
Song se rv ic e s t a r ts a t tw o.
T h e re w ill be a n u m b e r of sp ecial
s in g e rs p re se n t.
Rev. 8. F . P itts
w ill p re a c h a t 2 :3 0 .
E v ery o n e Is
w elcom e. C om e a n d b rlu g w ell filled
b a sk ets.
W m. B eyer, of P o rtla n d , a n d a
frie n d , M r. R id d el of W isco n sin ,
s p e n t S a tu rd a y n ig h t a n d S u n d ay
w ith Mr. B ey ers' n ep h ew , A. R. Go-
g e r a n d fam ily. Mr. R id d le is on his
w ay hom e from C a lifo rn ia w h e re he
s p e n t th e w in te r. H e ex p ects to re ­
tu r n to C a lifo rn ia in th e n e a r fu tu re
to m a k e h is hom e.
M r. an d M rs. Geo. B la c k b u rn
sp e n t S u n d ay e v e n in g w ith Mr. an d
M rs. A. D eH aven.
Mr. an d M rs. W m . J . P h a ir sp e n t
S u n d ay w ith th e fo rm e r's u n cle an d
co u sin . J o h n J . L in d say a n d d a u g h te r
H azel, of N o rth D ak o ta, w ho a re
s p e n d in g th e w in te r in G resh am .
T hey a re liv in g in th e T hos. W iles
hom e.
M iss Ada W ood to o k h e r little
b ro th e r a n d s is te r to P o rtla n d S a t­
u rd a y to have th e ir to n sils rem oved.
M rs. Geo. B la c k b u rn w as a P o r t­
lan d v is ito r F rid a y .
Miss H azel G oger, w ho is a n u rs e
in th e P u b lic H e a lth h o sp ita l In T a ­
co m a, h as been q u ite ill fo r som e
tim e w ith p n u em o n ia.
S he is ex­
pected hom e on a sick leav e as soon
as sh e is a b le to tra v e l.
A n u m b e r of m em b ers o f th e C o t­
tr e ll co m m u n ity S u n d ay school m et
a t th e hom e of Mr. an d Mrs. S plaw n
F rid a y ev en in g to p ra c tic e fo r th e
E a s te r p ro g ra m . R e fre s h m e n ts w ere
serv ed la te r In th e ev en in g
M rs lio sin a G lllm o re, of P o rtla n d ,
sp e n t T u esd ay o f la s t w eek w ith h e r
g ra n d d a u g h te r, M rs. L. E. C rasw ell
and fam ily.
M rs. Jo s. M a n a ry receiv ed w ord
la s t w eek of th e a r r iv a l of a baby
g irl a t th e h om e o f h e r g ra n d - d a u g h ­
te r, M rs. F. W. S m ith , in S a lt L ak e
C ity, U tah. Mrs. S m ith w as fo rm e rly
M iss G e rtru d e M an ary o f P o rtla n d .
M r. an d Mrs. S. B. S plaw n and
fam ily sp e n t S u n d ay w ith Mr. an d
Mrs. S plaw n of C edar.
Mr. and Mrs. W m . P h a ir and baby
s p e n t F rid a y w ith th e C rosw elle.
T h e P a re n t-T e a c h e r a ss o c ia tio n h as
p o stp o n ed th e ir r e g u la r m e e tin g one
w eek and w ill hold th e n ex t m e e tin g
on A pril 1st.
T h e serv ices a t th e M ission c h u rc h
w hich have been c o n d u c te d by Rev.
F ra n k L in d b lad of S e a ttle , h av e been
d ra w in g a la rg e n u m b e r of people
an d th e a u d ie n c e s h av e filled th e
la rg e a u d ito riu m a t m ost of th e s e rv ­
ices. Rev. Mr. L in d b la d is a fo rc e ­
ful s p e a k e r a n d h is se rm o n s a re
p ro v in g a g re a t h elp to th e m e m b e rs
as w ell as to m any o th e r s w ho a re
In te re ste d in th e w ork. T h e m e e t­
in g s a s . an n o u n ced fo r th e re m a in ­
d e r o f th e w eek anil th e r e w ill be
th r e e se rv ices on S u n d ay .
A gnes S o d erb erg , d a u g h te r of Mr.
an d Mrs. H ja lm a r S o d e rb e rg , Is r e ­
c o v e rin g fro m an o p e ra tio n fo r th e
rem o v al of h e r to n s ils. T h e o p e ra ­
tion w as S a tu rd a y .
H o k a n T ru e d so n is h om e from
O. A. C. qnd is s p e n d in g th e w eek
w ith h is p a re n ts, Rev. and M rs. J.
T ru e d so n .
FAIRVIEW
T h e so cial th a t w as to he g iven a t
th e h om e o f M r. an d Mrs. E lb e rt
S tone W ed n esd ay e v e n in g , M arch
23, w ill be p o stp o n ed o w in g to th e
d e a th of Mrs. S to n e ’s g r a n d f a th e r ,
W. A T o w n sen d .
M rs. C. C ow les e n te r ta in e d a n u m ­
b e r of h e r old frie n d s a t a m ost
b o u n te o u s fa re w e ll d in n e r on T h u r s ­
d ay of la s t w eek. T h e C ow les fa m i­
ly a re m oving to n e a r B ak er, O regon.
T he d ay w as s p e n t In sew ing. T h o se
p re s e n t w ere M rs. E. H e slln , M rs. J.
P e te rso n , Mrs. E. G reen , Mrs. E.
B u rlin g a m e , M rs. J. W. M oller an d
d a u g h te r M a rjo rie , M rs. Ir a B ro o k s
and son B u rl, M rs. W ill B ro o k s, Mrs.
A. B. M oller, M rs. 8. D ixon an d b aby,
Mrs. In g lis, M rs M aude T h o m p so n ,
d a u g h te r of Mrs. C ow les an d M rs.
Y oung an d baby o f P o rtla n d .
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DENTISTRY
PYORRHEA
CAN BE CURED
C. Smith Long
S u n d ay , a fam ily d in n e r p a rty was
en jo y e d a t .th e h o m e o f Mr. a n d Mrs.
I. T W ood. T h o se p re s e n t w ere Miss
M abel W ood, w ho la a t h o m e fo r a
w eek 's v a c a tio n fro m O. A. C ., Mrs.
A lta G e n try an d son R u ssell, Rev
a n d M rs. J. H W ood a n d G eorge
T h ro c k m o rto n .
AND
J. E. Stevenson
310 Bash and Lace Bldg.
PORTLAND
u o o j .
W hen your money is in our bank it is safe from fire
• and burglars and your own extravagance and you can
GET it when you WANT it.
Men of financial stability, business ability, judg­
ment and known integrity conduct our bank.
No account is too SMALL for us to welcome, and
none too LARGE for us to handle.
We invite YOUR Banking Business.
We pay 5 per cent interest on time deposits of $500 or more.
BANK OF GRESHAM
GKE8HAM, OREGON
STATE AND COUNTY DEPOSITORY.
RESOURCES OVER $ 4 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0
POWELL VALLEY
S pecial
C o m m u n ic a tio n
of
F a irv ie w L o d g e No. 92 A. F .
& A. M., F rid a y e v e n in g
M arch 25, 1921 a t 7 :0 0 p m. L a ­
bor in M. M. D egree. V isitin g b r o th ­
BORING
e rs w elcom e.
WM. H. S T A N L E Y , S ec’y.
R ay m o n d R ich ey , w ho h a s been H. D. M cC R EA R Y , W. M.
liv in g on th e S ab in ra n c h fo r som e
tim e , h a s V ented th e B u rg ess place
D e n tis try m a d e p a in le ss by n e rv e j
an d m oved o n to it. A fam ily from b lo ck in g m e th o d s. T ry It. Dr. C. P ;
P o rtla n d h a s m oved in to th e h o u se Jo h n s o n , 611 M organ B ld g , P o rt-;
v a c a te d by Mr. R ichey.
lan d , O regon. M ain 6 7 4 9 .— Adv.
O tis R ich is c a rry in g m ail a g a in .
He h a s ro u te 4.
Need Your Huit C lean «!?
T h e fo u rth a rith m e tic a n d sp e llin g
H ave It F re n c h d ry clea n ed . R e - '
te s t w as g iven F rid a y . T h e fo llo w in g p a irin g n e a tly dona.
T a ilo rin g fo r
o f th e u p p e r g ra d e s m a d e 100 p e r lad les and m en.
c e n t: A rith m e tic , F ra n c e s H o rb e rg ,
PETER LENARD, Tailor.
M elville R ich ey , G e rtru d e N aas, M il­
d re d D riesel an d D onald M o ran d ;
sp e llin g , D o ro th y B u rp ee, F ra n c e s
H o rb e rg , W a lte r M arx. E v ely n L e-
lln e, M elville R ich ey , Max D u rstle r,
A dele M arx, E m m a G reg so n , B u rto n
E m erick an d K e n n e th H o rb e rg
T h e m e m b e rs o f th e c o o k in g clu tt
g av e a p a rty a t th e h o m e of P rin c ip a l
M alllco at S a tu rd a y fro m 7 :3 0 to
1 0 :3 0 p. m
T h e sew in g an d pig
clu b s w ere th e p rin c ip a l g u e sts. T h e
ev e n in g w as s p e n t In p la y in g g a m e s
an d sa m p lin g so m e o f th e p ro d u c ts
Artificial dentures to give
o f th e co o k in g clu b , w hich is co m ­
posed o f th e fo llo w in g m e m b e rs:
complete satisfaction and
p re s id e n t. B u n a C h ild ’s; s e c re ta ry ,
D o ro th y B u rp e e ; vice p re s ., E m m a
extracting without causing
G re g so n ; le a d e r, M iss F a rm e r. O th e r
m em b ers, G e rtru d e N aas, M ild red
D rizzle,
E v ely n
S lefer, M a rg a re t
pain.
G a n te n b e in , G e rtr u d e D u rsle r, M a r­
g a re t P u r s ie r a n d F ra n c e s H o rb e rg
All p re s e n t had a p le a s a n t tim e.
W e’ll gladly examine your
T h e re w as p re a c h in g a t th e c h u rc h
S u n d ay .
T h e re w ill be p re a c h in g
case free and give our best
n e x t S u n d ay a t 11 w ith sp e c ia l E a s t­
e r m usic. S u n d ay sch o o l a t 10 each
advice.
S u n d ay .
T h e ep id em ic o f m e a sle s h as
a b o u t ru n its c o u rs e h e re .
M oving p ic tu re show In th e I. O.
O F . h a ll ev ery T u e sd a y e v e n in g a t
8 o ’clock. E x cellen t p ic tu re s.
CEDAR AND VICTORY
Ute .¿vni/te-bv owv
Ute cuu. y-, .«''X/
ALL KINDS OF
TRACTOR W ORK
By Acre or Hour
E r n e s t J. B r u g g e r
P h o n e G re sh a m 1604
T el.
96x — Electric Building — M ain St.
Frank C. Jones & Co.
CARPENTER
Septic Tanks
Built
Jack Screws
for Rent
LICENSED ELECTRICIAN
Wiring for Light
and Power
National Mazda
Lamps
F lo y d L. M ack
F ra n k C. J o n e s
Why Pay $300
to $500 for a
Funeral?.
COMPLETE
FUNERAL
$75
— in c lu d in g c a sk e t, em b a lm in g , o u tsid e bon,
fu n e r a l n o tic e s, g ra v e
m ark er, g lo v e s , and p erso n a l se r v ic e s
W e conduct funerals at all suburban towns. No e x tra charge fo r service
MILLER & TRACEY
W ashington at E lla , W est Side.
Independent
P h o n e M ain 8691 or A S7S-8S
Funeral
Directors
“UNIVERSITY BRAND”
Red Cedar Shingles
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST ROOFING
E x tr a *A* $2.75 p e r th o u sa n d
S ta n d a rd “ A ” , a c h e a p e r g r a d e su ita b le fo r
sheds, b a rn s, ch ick en houses, etc.,
$1.50 p e r th o u sa n d .
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF
Our Low Mill-to-Consumer Cash Prices
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M IL L S A T
N o rth P o r t l a n d ................. P h o n e M ain 7537
M ilw au k ie, O r e g o n ............ P h o n e M ilw . 91
L B. MENEFEE LUMBER CO.
Located on paved street, easily accessible
728 N W Bank Bldg., Portland, Oregon