Gresham outlook., March 25, 1921, Page 4, Image 4

PAGE FOUR
G H E s HAM
OUTLOOK.
FR ID A Y ,
MARCH
25,
1W2I
GRESHAM LOCALS
FARM
IMPLEMENTS
REPAIRS
Big Bargains in Used Fords
T he W ednesday Study club will
m eet a t th e lib rary W ednesday even­
ing, M arch 30. In te re stin g papers
have been prepared by Mias E stelle
B. W ebb on th e "O ld S o u th w est,”
and Mrs. J. C. K ilgore on “ O ur Mexi­
can N eighbors.” T he roll call will
be answ ered by q u o tatio n s from n o t­
ed S ou th ern ers. A full atten d a n ce is
desired.
BenJ. Llppy of S eattle called a t the
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. L arsen
W ednesday.
Mr. Lippy, who is a.
The New INTERNATIONAL Roller-bearing, Light-
nephew of Mr. I.araen, has been in
draft SPREADER. Wide spread, all wheels track.
P o rtlan d the past week on business.
R. I). Bailey and fam ily and Miss
TRACTOR PLOWS,
GANG PLOWS,
SULKY
E
m
m a Johnson were g u ests la st even­
PLOWS, WALK IN(; PLOWS, in chilled or steel.
ing a t a b irthday d in n er in P o rtlan d
In honor of Mrs. G race Inm an, given
CULTIVATORS, GARDEN SEEDERS,
by h e r niece. Miss L illian Jaeg er.
HAND SEEDERS
J. S. H ail is recovering from a
serious a ttac k of shingles. He has
Water Systems for any type or depth of well (installed).
been quite sick for th e p ast two
weeks b ut is now on th e road to re­
covery.
Rev. M. B. P aro u n n ag ian , M ethod­
ist Oregon conference Sunday school
m issionary, is in th is com m unity
w orking w ith Rev. A. S. H isey In an
RELIABILITY
SERVICE
effort to re-establieh Sunday schools
th a t have discontinued th e ir work.
Phone 1041
D uring th e week th ey have been vis­
itin g In th e vicinity of B ennett chapel
and also in th e te rrito ry n ea r D am as­ H. G. MULLENHOFF S COW
HOLDS COAST RECORD
cus. Rev. Mr. P aro u n ag ian recently
w orked in th e neighborhood of Bull
S tanhope Belle Jo h a n n a No. 282,-
Run. T his w ork tak es him all over
677, th e H o lstein -F resian cow owned
th e s ta te and his rep o rt to confer­
by H. G. Mullenhoff. has broken th e
ence la st y ear show ed a to ta l of 11,-
seven-day record of Segis P ie te rtje
593 m iles trav eled d u rin g th e year
P rospect, th e ca rn atio n cream cow
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. B urch left to ­
who reoently sm ashed th e w orld’s
day fo r R oseburg to vipit w ith th eir
record fo r m ilk production d u rin g th e
d au g h ters, Mrs. Mabel F ow ler and
year. H er record fo r th e year was
Mrs. L eiah Lockwood, and son Earl.
37,381.4 pounds.
C lair will rem ain w ith his au n t, Mrs
T he local cow’s la te st record fo r a
E. Davidson.
seven-day period is 84 4 pounds of
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Bennison have
m ilk an d th is is h ig h e r th an th e
had as g u ests for th e past week or
ch am p io n ’s record fo r a seven-day
two th e ir d au g h ter, Mrs. Rex Baldwin
period Stanhope Belle Jo h an n e now
and tw o children of P o rtlan d . Dr.
holds th e Pacific coast record for m ilk
Baldw in comes o ut over evenings and
production, having produced m ore
Phone 691
GRESHAM
w eek-ends.
m ilk in seven days th a n any living
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. P eteraon and
cow on th e coast. Unofficial records
d au g h ters, E sth e r and Alice, w ent
place th e b u tte r record a t 31.7
last week to Shaw, Oregon, w here
pounds of b u tte r fo r th e week. The
Mr. an d Mrs. P eterson will m ake
cow Is g ain in g on h e r own record
th e ir hom e on th e ir p ru n e ranch.
w ith th e com ing of m ore se ttl «1
E sth e r has retu rn ed to h e r w ork in
w eath er and th e b u tte rfa t record Is
the Bank of G resham and Alice will
g rad u ally clim bing. D uring th e past
They will give you the moat m ileage for th e money of any tire
be back to resum e school w ork next
few days she has clim bed to b etter
m ade. New stock right from the factory, Come in and exam ine
Monday. T he g irls will live a t the
th an fo u r pounds of b u tte r in one
them .
R alph Davidson home.
day, and sh e Is still increasing. H er
T u I m * Vuleanimxl
T he Queen E sth e r g irls a re col­
highest b u tte rfa t record is 3.8 pounds
lecting clothing to be used in relief for th e day.
w ork. They are expected to leave
T his cow is six years old and ju st
th e ir co n trib u tio n s at th e hom e of
N ext Io B row n's Market
Gresham
beginning to reach h e r prim e.
Mrs. A. Hevel before next W ednes­
day.
See J o h n Brown for Insurance.
D entiatry m ade puiniess by nerve
Miss Benem a M atthew s sp en t a few
I can ta k e care of all lines of
W ood
blocking m ethods. Try it. l)r. C. P.
days la st week a t th e hom e of her sta n d ard insurance, including F ire,
Cull
ties
for
aale.
E
kström
T
ruck
Johnson, 611 Morgan Ilidg., P o rt­
Life, C asualty, A utom obile in the
Service, phone 861.
tf fath e r, BenJ. M atthew s. She has re ­ best com panies on ea rth . John
land, Oregon. Main 6749.— Adv.
tu rn ed to H eppner, w here she is em ­ Brown, Main stre e t, G resham , phone
ployed a t sten o g rap h ic work.
981.
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Ross Rrown w ent recently to e a st­
NOTICE O F FIN AL ACCOUNT.
ern Oregon for th e benefit of hla In th e C ircuit C ourt of th e S tate of
health . He is visiting w ith his sin­
Oregon for th e County of M ultno­
mah.
ter, Mrs. Miriam A dkins, at Hepp
In th e M atter of the E sta te of Jo h n
ner.
F. Sheller, Deceased.
F red H. L indsay and fam ily, who
Notice is hereby given th a t th e u n ­
have lived for th e w in ter in G resh­ dersigned, a d m in istra to r of th e estate
am . have retu rn ed to th e ir hom e in of Jo h n F. S heller, deceased, has filed
his final account in th e se ttle m en t of
N orth Dnkota.
said estate, in th e C ircu it C ourt of
T he Koch saw m ill n e a r Bull Run, th e S tate of Oregon, fo r th e County
has closed down tem p o rarily until it of M ultnom ah, and th a t th e Ju d g e of
said court has ap pointed, th e fo u rth
can be moved to a new location.
A m ong th ese h ere fo r fhe E aster day of A pril, 1921, a t 9 :3 0 o ’clock
a. m., at th e C ou rth o u se In th e city of
vacation a re Mrs. Inez M iller and son P o rtlan d , said county and state, as
Ralph, and Mrs. Phoebe B ohannon, the tim e and place fo r th e h earin g of
who are at th e hom e of Mr. am i Mrs. objections tovsaid account and for the
se ttle m en t of said estate.
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D. L. McLain.
S H. SH ELLER ,
T he G resham G irls’ Cooking club
A d m in istrato r.
i
will m eet tom orrow a t 2 :3 0 o ’clock Date of first publication. Mar. 4, '21.
with th e club leader, Miss M ildred Date of last publication, April 1, 1921
II. B. DICKINSON, A ttorney,
St. Clair.
931 C ham ber of Com merce,
Mrs H enry M etzger was hostess P o rtlan d , Oregon.
| on W ednesday a t a d in n er party.
For Quality
K cal E sta te and R en tals
Those p resen t were Mrs. H enry P faff
Mrs. A dair Strole, Mrs. M orris W ork.
Mrs. Em il Oswald and Mrs. O. E. '
Milleson all of P o rtlan d , also Mrs. i
I A. W. M etzger and Mrs J. Exl. y.
O. E. Milleson of P o rtlan d has been
called to C alifornia by th e serious ill-|
I ness of his fath e r, who w ent th e re on :
a visit ab o u t th re e weeks ago
F. A. H olliday of P o rtlan d , for-
' rnerly of G resham , and Jo h n R obin­
son of N orth D akota had a lucky es­
HOME BRED
c a p e f p m in ju ry on last W ednesday.
when th e F ord sedan in w hich they
HOME FED
were d riv in g on th e C olum bia hlgh-
Why Fay
j way w ent down a 20-foot em b an k ­
HOME MADE
m ent th is sid e of S prin g d ale and
tu rn ed over twice N eith er was h u rt.
MADE FOR HOME
Mr Robinson is here visiting w ith his
, la th e r, J. M cPherson Robinson, who
I is seriously ill at his hom e In G resh­
3s 65c, 5s $1, 10s $2
am.
WE ARE GOING TO MAKE A
Clearance Sale on All Used Fords
For the Dairyman—For the Berry Grower
or the Diversified Farmer
BEFORE WE MOVE INTO OUR NEW BUILDING
If you are going to need a car take advantage of these
Special Prices
1915 Ford T ru ck .............................. $350
1920 Ford T ru ck ................................ 650
1920 Ford Sedan, demonstrator . . . . 750
Touring C ars........................... $150 to 300
S IL O S
Get our prices for 1921 before buying
W. A. HESSEL
ALL GUARANTEED
R A K E R & SO N
CLEAN-UP SALE
Chevrolet 1-ton Truck, good condition.
Ford 1-ton Truck, chain drive.
Chevrolet Delivery.
Ford Roadster
Will Take Trade
C. E. O S B U R N
L
Mileage
Satisfaction
No Mileage Limit
If It’s Mileage You’re Looking for, Buy
Fabric, Cord and Solid
Tires and Tubes
PERFECTION TIRES
W. S. LOVEJOY, Agent
NEW ARRIVALS
Tibbetts’ Vulcanizing Shop
Main Street
Gresham, Ore.
CASH
PAID
for Fresh Cows, Beef Cows, Hogs, Calves of any kind.
E. BAUMANN,
Gresham
Phone 901
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40-IN. PLAIN WHITE VOILES
NOTICE TO OUR PATRONS
40-IN. ORGANDIES
E xtensive a lte ra tio n s have been m ade a t o u r F irs t and A lder
S treets P assen g er S tation and m uch b e tte r accom m odations have
been provided for o u r patrons.
Bishop Bros.
This building Is now being used exclusively by us and, in ad d i­
tion to th e tick et office, lost a rtic le s’ b u reau and express office, we
have in stalled an “ ELECTRIC STO R E,” w here Mazda lam ps and
electrical appliances m ay be p urchased, ap plications m ade fo r elec­
tric lig h t and pow er, and w here lig h t and pow er bills may be paid.
This will m ake it possible fo r o u r p atro n s to tra n sa c t such m a t­
ters of business w ith o u r com pany w ith o u t going up town to our
m ain offices In the E lectric building, an d you will receive th e sam e
courteous and a tte n tiv e service.
Portland Railway, Light & Power Co.
Home Products
LOOK OVER THESE
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PURE LARD
GOOD BUYS
BLUE RIBBON SHORTENING
A/orrP
IlK
biUUilh
liti I «
M IE
! MBÏ
F E D E R /L RESERVI
SYSTEM
Medium C a n ..................63c
Large C a n ................. $1.20
Canea Maple Syrup
Extra Fancy Prune«
1 bottle 25c
2 bottles 69c
10 lbs. 98c
R-Home Peaches
Royal White Soap *
1 can 20c, 3 cans 55c
6 cans $1.05
21 bars $1.00
Monopole Coffee
IN GLASS JARS
1 lb. 45c
Roble Apricots
**
1 can 20c, 3 cans 55c
6 cans $1.05
T eeth ex tracted w ithout pain.
H urts d o n ’t pay me! D entistry a t a
price all can afford.
E xam ination
free. Dr. H arry Sem ler, 204 Allskv
i Bldg
P o rtlan d , O regon.
Main
' 6576.
K Xpert R epairing.
Any kind of au to o r tru ck , G ener-
ato rs and m agnetos a specialty. I
Sherm an M cCarter, co rn er PowellI
and Maple stre e t, G resham , phone
851
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C o n tra c to r
SATURDAY -FOR CASH ONLY
BEST FRUIT SUGAR
100 pound bag, $9.25
B u ild e r
1’IIONK tltil
I! " 1
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GOVERNMENT REMINDERS
Gresham Meat Market
A. J. W. BROWN
Phone 41
C ER TIFIED OATS
Have located In G resham and am
SH A D EL A N D GROWN
ready to tak e any work in my line
ECLIPSE . CLIMAX - SENATOR
I Long experience. W ork g u aran teed .
Prlxe Winners at Every Show
Let me bid on your work Phone 327
Secure the true genuine Shadeland Oata
L. J W in ter
from u
W H F A T K'R,-Y
A. W. METZGER & CO.
PH O NE »Mil
and
Delivered
ill ¡I
RAART
Special
C om m unication
of n l i e . A I EARLY MARQUIS
!»<«•» prtce-llet on FARM
G resham Lodge No 152, A. F. •pd H E L P SEEItS
and our 1X21 Corn­
& A. M , Tuesday evening. ei, te Catalog. Get busy
now.
19.
7 :1 0 p a. L ab o r In
E. A Degree. V isiting b ro th ers wei-
R efreshm ents
W. L. GORSAGE, Seo’r.
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METZGER. W M
M S H ir J s i P o r t l a n d O rc
First half of taxes must be paid before
April 5th.
MAY BE PAID THROUGH TH IS BANK
Do not procrastinate. There are many div­
isions to be made this vear. Attend to them
NOW..
Second half becomes delinquent Oct. 5.
Have you delivered us all your Liberty
Bonds without coupons for exchange for per­
manent Bonds? If not, do so now. If you
have, have you called for the Permanent
Bonds? If not, do so now.
FIRST STATE BANK
O M 8H A M .
O a tO O S
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