Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, May 27, 1921, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextGRESHAM OUTLOOK FRI »A V . MAY 27. 1021 PAO! T llllïl FAIRVIEW A I ordson I ractor on the farm means more prosperity for the fanner.- It doesn t make any difference how vou spell that prosperity —whether it is in increased production; whether it is in the saving that comes from a machine over a horse or a mule; whether it conies in a release from the drudgery’ and all-day and all-night labor on the farm for both man and wife—because the Fordson answers all those problems to the satisfaction of the farmer. It can t be otherwise. These are the days of progress, and power on the farm is the necessity. It is only a question of what kind of power the farmer is going to have, but no farmer, with the facts now before him can question the monetary advantage of machine power over the horse and mule-power. W e don’t belieVe there is any question in the mind of any farmer as to the necessity for a Tractor, but he may have some doubts as to what make ot I ractor, so that is the reason we are putting this ad vertisement in this paper to draw his attention to the Fordson Tractor I his is why we put the above arguments beforediim, and why we now invite him to come in to our place 6f business and view the Fordson 1 ractor. Let us show him what it has done. Let us prove to him its superiority oyer any other Tractor. J t means more to him than it does to us. heij we sell a Tractor, we* make a small profit, but when he buys a 1 ractor he buys a power a thai’s working for him every day in the year; that is, if if f s he buys a Fordson — we V.’S can’t speak for the other xA /" 'A? kinds. Come in ! g ! RAKER & SON New for Children Dick Anderson is able to be out again after being confined to his home with blood poisoning in his foot. Mrs. J. C. Wiudie has returned from Seaside. Mrs. M. Fitzgerald and children of Aloha visited frienns here last week. B. G. Carney and Miss Clara Sales have been engaged to teach the Fair- view school the coming year. Mr. and Mrs. C. T, Kronenberg and children and Mrs. H. W. Matherison were guests of .Mr. and Mrs. A. Kron enberg last week. Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Dolph spent last week with th eir daughter. Mrs. Earl Spicer, In Portland They returned home Sunday with th e ir daughters, Mrs. Spicer and Mis. E. A. Jenkins, who spent the day with them. 13. G. Carney w ith se v eral boy scouts ; from I.ents came t o Fairview S a tu r - 1 day. Several of the boys here joined : the party and went to the slough fish- ' iug. They returned later iu the after- j noon and the boys enjoyed a ballgame ' on the school grounds. Mrs. W illiam L ivtsay and daughter Miss Mabie of Portland, were week ) end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Knapp Mrs. Jan et M. G rant, Mrs. J. W. Mol- ler and daughter. M ayorie, attended the eighth grade graduation exercises of the county held in Lincoln high , school on last Saturday, when Melvin Moller and Alice Lawrence were among the graduates. The later was | unable to attend the exercises but her diploma was brought to her. COTTRELL Mr and Mrs. H. Drew of C entralia. visited a few days w ith th e la tte r’s m other, Mrs. Jos. M anary. Mrs. A. B. W atson of T he Dalles is 'v isitin g h e r p aren ts. Mr. and Mrs. I. j A. B aker am i fam ily. Miss Ada Wood is carin g for Mrs. Collins and children, who are con fined to th e ir hom e w ith smallpox. Mr and Mrs. Berm an of P o rtlan d spent Sunday w ith Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Goger. , Mrs. I. A. B ak er called on Mrs. S. aOii£E,Tt SCHOOL HAS B. Splawn Sunday aftern o o n . HAD SUCCESSFUL YEAR Mr. and Mrs. Byers of P o rtlan d are ----------. spending a few days w ith th e ir One of th e m ost successful years nephew , A. R. Goger, and fam ily. - - history of th e L u ste d schoo. Mrs Mrs. ents in he T. H V“ arry L usted G of ra h L a m t m and ed GINGHAM DRESSES in small checks and large well-assorted plaids. Moderately priced at $1.50, $1.75 & $2.25 u m. Its not aU dght, but “all wrong” to go carelessly along spending all you make. 'The time will come when you will need the money \ou are throwing away in extravagance. Money is always a SI RE FRIEN D . When you make this sure friend, don’t cast “him” aside. DON’T do it. B.W K your money. J W ashington, We invite \()L R Banking Business BANK OF GRESHAM .S/ cz / f and County Depository closed on F rid ay , May 20, w ith a 0,1 Mrs. G. H. B lackburn W ednesday very en joyable picnic. Owing to th e ■ “ V ^ H a m i l t o n and two sons o f!, inclem ency of the w eather, th e picnic I G resham . Mr. E agan and Mr. Emer-1 — b e « „ R. v, Mr [ Mrs. S. F. P itts. T he school was Mrs. G. H. B lackburn called o n ! w e ll r p n r p w n t o , , w i n , Duncan Mrs. Ume D uncan, well rep resen ted w ith scholars, par- Mrs has been (|ulte Tuesday. for 8om0 but • ■ W kA <5 ~ û/rut vtoov «Semi, iuôruux/ ents and friends, who g re a tly appre- , is im proving slow ly now. d a te d Mr a n d Mr« P i t t . ' i 1 T he P aren t-T each er'asso ciatio n has m ated air. and Mrs. P itts kind h o s - ' arran g ed f o r a picnic for C ottrell P itality. school to be held at Dodge P ark on The larg e b arn had been cleared W ednesday, Ju n e 1. A b ask et lunch an d cleaned and «w in». „t„ , w’11 t,e 8 m ost in te restin g p a rt of the nn \ A T ’ ’ 1 'la y ’s activities. A good program of up, w niie o u t or doors in th e grove music, speeches and sp o rts will be, num erous gam es and sp o rts w ere provided. indulged in. Mrs. S. P. Splawn won CEDAR AND VICTORY th e lad ies’ sack race, w hile th e booby prize w ent to Miss G race F ieldhouse. J Mrs. Lydik McCollough retu rn ed ! a delicious lunch was served a t noon Tuesday to stay w ith h e r au n t. Mrs. , and ice cream an d cake in th e a f t e r - ; J H. Wood, a fte r a few days in P ort- ' noon. All d ep arted tired , b u t happy J?'!'1 h,.'r d au Kh ,p r. Mi88 re, Pearls, Wrist W atches \\ hat could be more beautiful to the girl graduate than a string of La Tausca Pearls or a Wrist Watch? We have them — all kinds and at the reduced prices. Pearls and Wrist \\ atches at 36 per cent less. Come in and choose your present from our large stock. GUY D. JONES, Jeweler ....... closed. , from Bend, w here he had spent sev- I L u sted ’s board of d irec to rs an d ev- Pra' weeks looking a fte r business eryone In terested in th e school are ,ntT,r£ RtBu .. exceedingly proud of th e y e a r’s w ork. L adles’ Aid "of th e^Z h in ' Evangelical and ap p reciate th e w orthiness of th e church, T h u rsd ay aftern o o n . A very in Black, Brown, White and Gray, at, the pair teachers, Miss C aroline T allm an and P e a s a n t aftern o o n was enjoyed by Miss G race F ieldhouse D uring th e 1Y ,ad,ps Present who num bered $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 whole school y ea r not one com plaint T he lectu re and stereopticon pic- was en tered ag ain st them b u t m any t u n s a t Iliff church W ednesday ev- & w ords of praise. They were ev er *‘n inK w ere well atten d ed and were Fibre Silk Hose in Brown and Black, per pair 55c faith fu l and w illing and m ain tain ed 7 7 ,hp ,lecturo ih . b , „ . tlm „ i ; put forth th e ir best efforts fo r th e led In excitem E veryone e A x ------- — - — — --- - ent. w. . VI J V pressed them selves as having had a b etterm e n t of th e school. Miss T allm an ’s frien d s re g re t to i’.Lt!"’an ,t even!,nIK’, Som ething of a I lose o « p h her, e r vnt . k u h e r . in v h e r ,,kp a tu re will for will th e y et rejoice w i ith next n leeturp. the be tim planned e of which an ticip atio n of e n te rin g W illam ette be announced later. U niversity fo r a fo u r-y ea r’s course Oeo- H ayden has found his black Cor. F n w ell and M aple in S eptem ber Miss F ieldhouse has n' " 7 ’ wh® k " ° " 'ln* »hat »he farm GreMiam , j work was com ing on w ith a rush been engaged as p rincipal fo r next j took F ren ch leave M onday e v e n in g ' MSI y ear and will teach th e h ig h e r g rad es »>"1 s ta rte d tow ard tow n. N eighbors and Miss B erth a Spencer will t e a c h 'apping »he anim al ru n n in g loose (th e low er g rades. A lthough Miss n ‘he r,oad t r l e d ‘” head h e r off 1 , but she got aw ay. They th en tried i p sneer is a com parative s tra n g e r in telephoning b u t could not g et H ay- jth e d istric t, she Is well know n in den ’s on th e line. By th e tim e Mr. ' G resham and com es highly recorn- H avden knew T uesday m orning th a t 1 m ended. I thp an ,m al »'»» tn lssli» . she had had , Th- . i 12-hours’ n ig h t trav elin g . H aving sold my farm, will sell to highest bidder ’ ■ T he g eneral sch o larsh ip av erag e She was located T h u rsd ay in P o rt- of th e w hole school was exceedingly 'an d w here she had been picked up CARPENTER Team Horses 8 and 9 years old; 9 Weanling Pigs; Boar, 6 good, and was ju ju stly proud I Par' Par,y v "Tuesday T<“ * day m m orning orning and and‘”reported and Lusted Lusted was stly proud reported Septic Tanks m n n tk c • R n o r 1 1 year old; i 14 j r > » i zw to receive a sta n d a rd certificate for to !° (h<» thp Oregon ,)rP «?n H um ane nociety. society. it It months; Boar, young Geese’ Built 1990 o n n 1091 TI . T I *8 «upposed th a t she had th o u g h t to I Set double work harness; set double drivine h a r n e s s - a i„«.m h , “ ‘ d 1921> H aving th e ho n o r visit h er old hom e a t Albany, Jack Screws several n . „ lng harness, single harness, new; of a sta n d ard school, needless to sav --------------------- for Rent s u r in * h r S' hackers with neck yoke; 2 farm wagons; every effort will be put fo rth to PLEASANT HOME spring wagon; buggy; su rry ; 2 hay racks; gravel bed; spring seat; m a n u re -' m aintain It in th e fu tu re --------- r.„ . ' “Good S oldiers” will be th e topic of spread er; riding cultivator; binder; sulkey plow; Rock I8land Island . T.u, u i n.nw” single bottom -----7 " DU" 'r,r P'" Wi K0CK P aren t-T ea ch e r ass.,- , he serm on Sunday m orning a ” th e Fang plow; 2. 14-inch w alking plow plows, breaking plow; Champion mower; 12x18 p,a’ ion ha8 'loue good w ork and not M ethodist church. Rev. E arl II. Cot- disc; 1 ^-horsepow er gas engine si 1-row corn planter; Simplex No. 7 cream sep- only Ila8 Purchnred m any useful <•>'’ Pastor, v 111 he in charge of era to r; 2 drag harrow s; 4-bottle 8 tew clipper , »hings ! th ,n *8 for for th thp 8ch°l room ’’oom and and w worked meet's a « 'e8 '.« ,.a m a Rchool .v. I le Babcock milk t tester; e s te r: S t e w a art r t horse »11____ e schol o r k e d ,,1P rtprv*< 88 .'l usual Sunday fanning m ill; 6000-gallon red wood w ater tank; galvanized sheep-dipping tan k ; for ,hp ,,Pt»p rm ent of th e school in direction of the superi'n'tlndJnt ! boiler for scalding hogs; heating stove with tank and coil for d a i r y foot- gpnpral- but <» has created a feeling H arry Bickford A cordial invitation power emery wheel; grindstone; 15-gaIlon oil drum - Movers h»v ' ° f co op' ratlon and Kood fellow ship Is e y e n d e d to all to atten d . All th. .........................- ..... ........................... w . ............. WOMEN’S SILK HOSE SPECIAL COAL Walrad Mercantile Co. WOOD Ekstrom Truck Service A Truck for Every Kind of Work AUCTION SALE a a n Ash s tr e e t Port la n<t B .lw y. 2ON2 At Cleveland F arm in Gresham del. 96x — Electric Building — Main St. THURSDAY, JUNE 2, at 10 o’clock Frank C. Jones & Co. LICENSED ELECTRICIAN Wiring for Light and Power National Mazda Lamps Frank C. Jones Floyd L. Mack CHOICE MEATS Homemade Ham«, Bacon, Sausage, Lard Full line of Cold Lunch Meats to m eet reg u la rly all su m m er fo r a ! 8Oe,aI »¡me only, b u t expects to get j '» '» e o m o « . to — w o r k In . . to work In ea rn est at the o p ening of ' h e school y ear In S eptem ber, and ALL SUMS UNDER »20.00, CASH B ankahl. S « . . w ,„ b , T. k „ F„ r W. H. CLEVELAND, T. E. MERCER, Owner. COL. W. S. WOOD A SONS, A uctioneers con stan tly see w ork to do. New offl- A V F V H ia C® ” n„ W,1‘ elec»ed Septem A. XEYER8. Clerk Thp t B be e etln < wl„ bp heJd on ber. F r, H o m e P rod u cts PURE LARD Home Bred — Home Fed — Made for Home Home Made • k5s, $.90; Delivered 10», $1.75 GRESHAM MEAT MARKET A. J. W. BROWN, Prop. Phone 41 for a11 T he b eg in n er’s class began ! I“ 1 Sunday wi,h f° u r pupils and 1 noPp" u n d er tn e in sp iratio n and in stru ctio n o f t h e teach er, Mrs. . 7 ; J Ickler. All th e little folks will he welcome. Miss Olive Shaw of Dover was a guest a t th e hom e of Miss R uth Ick ler, Sunday. Mias Shaw and h er m o th er have been visiting relatives and fri* fills In P leasan t Home the past week Mrs Iren e H all Sm ith of McMinn ville and A lbanv, Is visiting Mrs C lara L en n a rts for a few weeks. Mrs. Sm ith is th e widow of Rev. E arn est Sm ith, who died In McMinnville a sh o rt tim e ago. They were form erly statio n ed at Boring and Sandy. Rev. E A. Leonard of P o rtlan d will preach at th e B aptist church next Sunday m orning a t 11 o’clock and In th e evening at 8 o'clock All are In vited. day evening, J u n e 10 The en te rta in m e n t and ahadow ao- ■ rial, given by th e association on May | 21, was well ren d ered and atten d ed , and a success financially. T h e pro ceeds In full were se n t to th e fo r eign relief funds. T he association w ishes to th a n k all those who gave th e ir tim e and ta le n t to m ake th e ev en ln g ’a w ork a suc cess Ali w ere happy to see Mrs. Geo T he Bank of G resham pays fi per L usted am ong them once m ore and to learn th a t Mr. L usted 1« Improv-1 cen t In terest on tim e deposits.— Adv. I Ing. ‘ Snap up a W an t Ad Snap. 8 SANITARY MARKET Main Street GRESHAM GKO. ------------------- - - - ---------- DIRTI. - - Prop. - P h o n s (81 , ELECTRICAL HOUSEKEEPING »'me for hum an hands to perform ?he h a d ,.a" ki ’ However, It is possible to establish the c'g h t hour day In the home by m aking use of the electrical w^«h*rUl7 Vi® off”rpd. .t 0 you ,n the form of the electric d ish washer, w ashing machine, ironing machine, vacuum sweener and the many other labor saving devlcea vacuum «weeper These u n tirin g “household assista n ts” will do vour w o rk w ith \ ° Ur hHmp can he r “ “ •ystem atlcally s r n i Hr a Plpptr,c# , hand8 for they never disappoint you or b e t t e r “ d Pner*y o®» he devoted to the better things in life, when you keep house electrically Oiad to ihow you any time. f i i * ? L h h U r* I* 1,’? ’ ufl,i '|p n t TWO STO RES—E lectric 8tore, Electric Building, - E lectric Store, F irs t and Alder Sts. Portland Railway, Light & Power Co.