Gresham outlook., May 24, 1921, Page 3, Image 3

The regular meeting of the Parent-
’ Teacher asociation will be held at the
The M ultnom ah County Public j
, school house, Friday evening. The
H
ealth
N urse association m et a t th e
Home m akers club will be in charge
Home Bred — Home Fed — Home Made
of the refreshm ents and will receive co urthouse In P o rtlan d S atu rd ay in
M ade fo r Hom e
the proceeds which will be used to add its an n u al session and o u tlin ed plans
to the fund they are raising to send
,
.
two of th eir members to the O. A. C
« “ •nsion during th e com ing year.
Summer School which begins about
i , r s - H u,h Young Gould, county
the middle of June. Miss Minnie Dan- public h ealth nurse, presen ted a re- :
A. J. W. BROW X, Prop.
ielson and Miss Mildred Johnson h iv e port of th e work In M ultnom ah coun-
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been chosen as delegates to th is school, tv d u rin g th e past y ear and outlined
Ttye Home Makers will assist Mrs. C. the possibilities fdr fu rth e r develop-
Lundquist in the program which prom- m ent and service am ong th e children
ises to be exceptionally fine. All are in- £nd the sick in th e ru ra l d istricts of
v ite j to attend.
th e county.
A w ry pleasant evening was spent
Mr«. Gould rep o rted th a t a to tal
at t h e L utheran church Saturday when o, 1864 chlld^
out
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the L uther League met for its last thp
o u t„lde Qf P o rt,an(, wpre
11/2 lb. loaf, 13c
practice meeting for a short time. The
j . .
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2 for 25c
members of the choir served a deli-
,
, ' * un,1K
e r e a r and th a t
W rapped in
| clous supper as a surprise to Mr. and 1 e ' ' ,s ta n g in g from th o s e 'o f vision!
wax paper
Mrs. Bert Olsen and Miss Lillie Nelson. an<1 hpari,’K t0 Physical deform ity j
Mr. Olsen has been choir director and wer<> found and a record of 60 per
1 lb. loaf 9c
Miss Nelson organist during the past cel”
corrections attain ed ,
year or so and a splendid orgaulza-
This record is especially fine con-
tion has been worked up.
J h e other sidering th e fact th a t Mrs. Gould or-
members of the choir are Mrs. B ert ganized th e county work last year
Olsen, Mr and Mrs Albert Palmblad. and was com pelled to win her wav
Miss Ellen Unis, Emma amF H ilda ag ain st th e disapproval of m any of
Johnson F reld a Petersen, Mabie Staf- thp p arpnts who rP8ented thp v|g,t,
fenson. Myrtle Anderson. John John- of thp nur8p M Jntru8,ong A
son, E rnest Anderson. F anny and Ed- ..... .
.
win Staffanson, Manuel I.lnd and Ar-
eeling is abroad in th e county
chle Anderson.
at Pr e ,e n t w here the county nurse
F ran k Gustafson is giving his barn can bardly keep up w ith th e call
a new coat of paint.
ant^ dem ands for h er help and tim e.
The choir from Portland which was
Mrs. Gould has resigned as county
to have given a concert at the Luther- nurse and will go east with h er hus-
an Church Saturday afternoon, has hand, an engineer, who has been as-
postponed the date until Sunday, Ju n e signed to work In Illinois.
5th, at 3 P. M.
Miss Mary Billm eypr, a g ra d u a te
Mr. and Mrs. F ran k Gustafson and of thp P resbvterian hospital Chicago
children visited with Mr. and Mrs. A1 and recentIy connectpd with
county nur8ing w o r# ,n K a)am agoo
Free Lunch at Noon.
Sale to Commence at 1 o'clock p. m. Sharp! Maybee last Sunday.
M ichigan, has arrived in P o rtlan d to
PLEASANT VIEW
' ta k e up th e w ork th a t Mrs. Gould has
BULLS
Mr. Peterson, who has been under so ably commenced.
The Herd Bull; 3 Extra Good 2-year-olds; 8 Junior Yearlings
a doctor's care in Portland, is home
Officers of the M ultnom ah county
J. W. Davis will consign two 3-year-old Bulls, tw o Y earling Bulls, again.
association elected were: president
th re e Cows w ith Calves by foot. You will find a fine lot of 8tock— no culls.
Miss M. McCarthy, who haa been vls Mrs G eorge Honey, G re slia n r vire
Ring for some tim e at the Bram hall pre8ldent,
j
t Urant> ' F a , r.
tii> n v o
o v iiik o to
I
u t iin i
m r
li/in in
home, expects
to r retu
rn re to v i her
home
COW S
view; secretary, Mrs. Louis H arlow ,
in Port Huron. Mich., in a few days.
Fifteen Cows Heifers and Calves
Chas. Wing and wife who have just T ro u td ale ; trea su rer, Ralph Hoyt,
T h ere also will be offered, fifteen good grad e Milk Cows; som e fresh,
C om m unity vice presi-
irned from a several m onths' visit P o rtlan d .
som e Springers.
Five of th e Bulls are from m ilking S h o rth o rn s— from in California are also guests of Mr. t' en,8: G resham , Mrs. Mary S tu b b s, .
six-gallon cows.
and Mrs. Branihall.
Corbett, Mrs. J. W. E vans; P ark
Mrs. Seidl entertained guests from Hose, Miss A. G. O ates; M ultnom ah,
the city on Sunday.
Mrs CJiarles Larson,
Cattle Tuberculin Tested by Dr. A. C. Brown.
■tfojL-ftcaíAft. a /ru tv ía o v
“ut Sami ''m&nsujtf
PURE LARD
5s, $.90;
Delivered
10s, $1.75
GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
aiwwv
BREAD
REDUCED
CITY BAKERY,
Gresham,
Phone 11
N. C. HALL will hold his 2d ANNUAL
It. s not all right» but “all wrong” to go carelessly
along spending all you make.
AUCTION SALE
I he time will come when you will need the money
you are throwing away in extravagance.
of Pure-bred Shorthorn Cattle at his place in
Ridgefield, Washington
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1
a
GOOD
TRA IN
SERVICE
GOOD AUTO ROAD
Terms—6 M onths’ Time on Approved Security
Everybody Invited.
N. C. Hall, J. W. Davis, owners
Col. W. S. Wood & Sons, Auctioneers, Vancouver, Washington
P. II. BELL, Ridgefield Bank, Clerk
MELROSE AND VICTORY
TROUTDALE
The stereoptlcon lecture “How w e, The T routdale Eastern S tar social
got our Bible,” will be given by Rev. (dub w,„ glvp f4lp la8t ()f # 8pr,eg of
Earl B. Cotton at the Iliff church, on card part|p8 Wednesday evening June
Wednesday evening. Games, a social j first A cordial Invitation is extended
hour, and a candy sale Will follow. A to all.
good attendance is desired.
TERRY
Case Reliable Tractors
with all tractor implements. A reliable tractor for all draw
bar or belt pulley work and will do your work at less cost
per acre to you.
implements for the large farm, the dairy man, the berry grower or the gardener.
Potato Planters, Corn Planters, Drills, Garden Seeders, Culti Packers.
Callers at the home of Mrs. E. M-
! Coons last Sunday, were Mr. and Mrs.
Tabor, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shields,
all of Portland, also Mrs. Sheppard, the
m other of Mrs. C. S. Fancher.
Farm ers .Mutual F ire R elief A ssocia­
tion Has P rosperous Year.
.\lone) is always a SI RF I'RII'.ND.
When you
mike this sure friend, don’t cast “him” aside.
DON’T do it.
BANK your money.
We invite \()L R Banking Business
BANK OF GRESHAM
State and County Depository
COAL
Ekstrom Truck Service
A Truck for Every Kind of Work
Cor. P o w ell and Maple
G resham
851
2 2 5 Ash Street
Portiani!
B dw y. 2 0 8 2
Tel. 96x — Electric Building — Main St.
Frank C. Jones & Co.
CARPENTER
Septic Tanka
Built
Jack Screws
for Rent
LICENSED ELECTRICIAN
W iring for Light
and Power
National Mazda
Lamps
Frank C. Jones
T he sta te m en t of th e F arm ers
M utual F ire Relief association shows
$4,296,715 insu ran ce w ritten in
1920, and $9,520,150 at risk Decem­
ber 31st. The association doubled CEDAR SCHOOL WINS
its business in th e last two years,
STANDARDIZATION SIGN
gaining 2500 new m em bers. II. W.
Snashall was re-elected presid en t
C edar school is stan d ard ized . Ap-
and A ndrew B ru g g er wae elected
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p
ro
p rlate exercises were held at the
| vice p resident. T he Assn, saves lots
of money to farm ers by giving insur- school last W ednesday evening to
ance at lowest cost. W hen ready to
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insure notify H. W. Snashall, G resh­ celeb rate this event which is th e goal
am. P hone 1465.— Adv.
tow ard which the P aren t-T each er as­
Reliability
.
GRESHAM
Service
I
The Bank of G resham pays 6 par sociation has been w orking during
¡cent In terest on tim e deposits.— Adv. th e period of tim e It lias been organ-
i lxed.
T he association held Its m eeting In
th e old school room which has recent-1
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ly been fitted up for a civic cen ter
! th ro u g h the efforts of th e P aren t- ,
T eacher association and the splendid
cooperation of th e school board.
A su itab le h eatin g equipm ent,
; liRhts, ch airs for seatin g were p u r­
c h a s e d for the room by th e d istrict
j and th e P aren t-T each er association
j purchased a th re e -b u rn e r' oil stove
which m akes th e serving of refresb -
! m ents possible.
On account of th e illness of W. C.
! A lderson, county school su p e rin ten ­
dent, he could not be present to hang
th e sta n d ard school sign b ut th e
j school has been approved and the
! sign will be hung In th e n ear future.
John C. S trebln, school clerk, ex­
plained Mr. A lderson's absence and
also several o th e r questions th a t had
; been raised d u rin g th e past few I
m onths.
NON- SKID
RED-TOP
A d elightful program was given j
SIZE and TYPE Old Price« New Prices Old Prices New Prices RIBBED CORD NON-SKID CORD GRAY TUBES
Old Prices New Prices Old Prices New Prices Old Prices New Prices
by m em bers of th e school and six
ladies from P o rtland. These ladlep
30 X 3 Clincher $17.55
$12.85
$21.05
$17.00
$2.75
were, Mrs R eta F o rd , p ian ist; Mrs.
30 X 3A Clincher
20.80
15.00
27.75
22.00
$32.60
$25.00
$34.25
Je n n ie Grey G ates, Mrs. M argie B ut-j
$27.50
3.25
32 x 3A S .S .
26.30
21.00
31.60
26.00
1er, Mrs. Fred Hexton, Mrs. M yrtle
39.20
32.90
41.15
36.40
3.60
32 X 4
S. S.
34.95
26.90
A rm strong and Mrs. W arren Sm ith.
42.00
34.40
49.80
41.85
52.30
46.30
4.55
Several new m em bers were added
3 4 x 4 i S .S .
49.85
38.35
59.10
49.65
62.05
54.90
6.00
to the association d u rin g th e busl-
35 X 5
S. S.
61.15
47.05
73.65
61.90
77.35
I ness session.
68.45
7.25
R efreshm ents of cake and ice !
f l a t war laa. Otkrr tia n reduced la finfiertioa
I cream were served free In ho n o r of !
| th e occasion.
New Low Prices on all Implements and Repairs
p \2. .....
WOOD
Floyd L. Mack
R eg u lar m eeting of Gresh-
am Lodge No. 125, I.O.O.F.,
in th e Odd Fellow s h all, every T h u rs­
day evening. V isitors welcome.
HARRY J. STANLEY, N. G.
JACKSON JONES. S ecretary
_W. A . H essel
TIRES
Tire Mileage at the Lowest Cost in History
These Prices Apply to Our Regular and Complete Line
P r ic e u n s u p p o r te d b y v a lu e n e v e r is an a d v a n t a g e t o a n y but t h e m a n w h o s e lls
t o m a k e a q u ic k “ c le a n - u p ” a n d q u it.
A r e p u t a b le , u n e x c e ll e d m ile a g e t ir e m a d e b y a c o m p a n y t h a t c a n a n d w i l l d e l iv e r
a ll a n d m o r e th a n y o u p a y fo r is t h e o n ly o n e y o u c a n a ffo r d t o b u y .
D entistry m ade painless by nerve
( blocking m ethods. Try It. Dr. C. P
Johnson, 611 M organ Bldg., P o rt­
land, Oregon
Main 6749.— Adv.
Have B u ild in g Coate.
20 per cent saved In your building
by o u r special u n it system . F an th e r-
McLean Co., 308-9-10 Lewis B ld g ,'
P o rtlan d , O regon.
tf
C ontractor and B uilder
.
Sold only by Dealers
A New Low Price on a Known and Honest Product
H ave located In G resham and am
ready to ta k e any work in my line
i Long experience W ork g u aran teed .
I Let me bid on your w ork. Phone 827.
L J. W inter.
N eed Your Huit C leaned?
Have It F rench dry cleaned. R
, pairing neatly done. T ailoring for
' iadiee and men.
PETER LENARD, Tailor.
G resham
Royal
B lu e
Lodge No. 526, L. O. I,„
second and fo u rth F riday
nights In I. O. O. F. hall.
V isiting b ro th ers welcome.
Expert auto repairing
PoweU V alley G arage
LOUIS CHRISTENSEN
Phone 26x
Cor. Powell Valley & L usted Rd.
PEARL OIL
11 KE ROSENE 1
for oil ¡ , æi
cookstoves i S k s
STANDARD O IL COMPANY
fi
(C A L trO W N U )
DENTISTRY
PYO R RH EA
CAN BE CURED
Artificial dentures to give
complete
satisfaction
and
extracting without causing
pain.
W e’ll gladly examine your
case free and give our best
advice.
C. Smith Long
AND
J. E. Stevenson
310 Bush and Lane Bldg.
PORTLAND