Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, June 28, 1921, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextGRESHAM OUTLOOK, PAGE FOCK TUESDAY. .11 VE 2H. 1D£1 GRESHAM LOCALS NARRY A FIZZLE HEY—you boys and girls of G R ESH A M F o r Sale 1— used McCormick B inder w ith tran sp o rts, $125. 1— 12-H. P. field gas engine, m ounted, »350. 1— 3 4 M itchell w agon, $135. 1— 1 *4 Ju m b o engine w ith W eb s te r w agonette, »4 0. 1— DeLaval No. 12 C ream S ep arat o r »45. 1— S harpies No. 2 S ep arato r, »25. 1— Beaver d rag saw nearly new, »125. 1— Cham pion B inder, »66. Satisfaction g u ara n tee d on all used im plem ents o r m achinery. W. A. HESSEL, G resham , Ore. BINDERS, MOWERS, RAKES. TEDDERS Mrs. W illiam O tt en tertain ed m ore than 40 children at a p arty given Saturday afternoon for W illiam and M argaret at th e ir home. T he ch ild ren enjoyed th e aftern o o n . T he G resham Baseball team will play T igard on the hom e g rounds on Sunday, Ju ly 3d, a t 2 o’clock and Lowden or M yers H ay Tools again a t 11 a. m. on Ju ly 4th. O rland Zeek of Lebanon, son-in- law of Mr. and Mrs. George Leslie, and his two d au ghters, M ildred and Pum ps or W ater Systems Installed Dorothy, visited here fo r a few days last week. T his was a su rp rise vis Reliability Service Used H om e C om fort Steel Range, it and was so tim ed th a t th e young »35.00. W. A. Hessel. ladles m ight atten d th e law n p arty a t th e hom e of th e ir a u n t, Mrs. A. Card o f T hanks TIevel. Phone 6x2 G resham Phone 1141 We wish to express o u r ap precia Miss T h eresa C o rn u tt of Riddle, tion of th e service and acts of sym Oregon, is visiting w ith th e Jones and pathy on th e p art of th e Am erican Cathey fam ilies and o th e r relatives. Legion, also fo r th e sym pathy and b eautiful flow ers by th e W om en’s Mr. and Mrs. Quinn M etzger have Auxiliary of th e A m erican Legion; rented th e Gleason house on Main th e A uxiliary of F oreign W ars, Post street for th e sum m er. No. 81; and to all o u r neighbors and CMIÖLAHO 4 TOURlSG F a ' Miss A delle Schenck of G resham friends, in th is g rea t so rro w for our and Miss L ila M cKinney of E stacada d ear son and b ro th er, Boyd. fl Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Brassw ell, are a tten d in g su m m er school at Mon jaskjt! y» - R aym ond B rassw ell. m outh. Miss Agnes Sweet of S eattle is vis Every fire today is a crim e ag ain st iting with h e r sister, Mrs. E rank Wos- th e w hole people; a crim e fo r whlcl" tell and fam ily. Miss Sw eet atten d ed we should not w thhold punshinent. th e n u rse ’s convention in P o rtlan d Every com m unity today, fo r its own la st week. preserv atio n should b ring sw ift legal G uests a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. rep risals ag a in st th e person who has G eorge T acheron for th e week end a prev en tab le fire. were Miss L ettie G regson of A lbany Drop onto a few of th e bargains and Mr. C rane of A berdeen, South offered In th e w ant colum ns D akota. Mrs. Ida W illiam s has gone to Y a A S t a t e d C om m unication of colt. W ashington, w here she Is to Fairview Lodge No. 92 A. F . W. A. Hessel care for an aged man. / A r ' & A. M., S atu rd ay evening, A le tte r from Miss E m m a B. Jo h n Ju ly 2, 8 o’clock. L abor in th e M. son of th e O utlook force from M arion M. Degree. Iowa, b rin g s th e in fo rm atio n th a t WM. 11. STANLEY, Sec’y. she has found th e w eath er p retty H. D. McCREARY, W. M. hot. Miss Johnson says th a t th e coun R eg u lar m eeting of Gresh- try aro u n d th e re Is b eau tifu l b u t | am Lodge No. 125, I.O.O.F., she likes Oregon b etter. She will — - rem ain th e re u n til a f te r th e 4th and In th e Odd Fellow s hall, every T h u rs day evening. V isitors welcome. expects to be hom e a week later. HARRY J STANLEY, N. G. Mr. and Mrs. E lm er JackBon of JACKSON JONES. S ecretary. H illsboro are rejoicing o v er th e b irth of a baby d au g h te r Ju n e 19. M other and baby a re a t th e hom e of A ugust Olsen. A bout 20 poultrym en w ere p res en t a t th e m eeting a t th e Mrs. A nna | Schiller farm when H. E. Cosby, th e I O. A. C. extension specialist gave a d em o n stratio n and explained nieth-1 ods of carin g for young stock. A n u m b er of G resham people en in joyed a plenic on th e banks of th e 99 Sandy R iver n ear th e Blue B ird Inn n last Sunday. T hose In th e p arty were Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Cooley and th e ir d au g h ter Miss Ilazel, Mr. and Mrs. owing to a clerical error and C arl A llder and d au g h te r Evelyn, and in order to m ake the story PLUS W AR TAX Mr. and Mrs. C laude S tockton, Mr. complete we will show E pisoje and Mrs. Lody Stockton, Lillie N el son, C lifford Gibbs and Mrs. W. L. 12 and 13 of Stockton, of P o rtlan d . GRESHAM, OREGON L. C rum b is building a fine new with Charles H utchison barn on his p ro p erty n ea r th e S tan d ard Oil tanks. Ray W adsw orth was th e victim of a serious accident S atu rd ay evening when he was th ro w n from his bicycle while com ing down th e hill, by Ju d g e G. W. S tap le to n 's farm an d rendered unconscious by the blow. Ray stauck face down on the g rav eled road and received two severe cuts on th e cheek and chin and an o th e r on th e fo re head. He had two te eth knocked o u t Careful and prom pt attention given to all orders and it was th o u g h t th a t his nose All work trav-developed was broken. Some pasing au to lsts Ship and sail under picked him up and took him to his SATISFACTION GUARANTEED the Stars and Stripes to home w here a doctor was called who at new reduced rates took se v eral stitc h e s in rep airin g th e all parts of the world Leave orders at John Brow n’s office, residence or mail to dam ages. It is considered fo rtu n a te HERE was a long period when th at he did not fra c tu re his skull. it was not true, but today it is proudly true once more —- Phone 513 G resham Box213 Mayor and Mrs. K. A. Miller, th e ir trade and passenger routes are d au g h te r V irginia and «on Alden a t to established that you can thip tended church a t P leasant Home S un Nave B uilding Costa. your goods, or you can aail, to NOTICE TO PR O PE R T Y OW NERS day m orning and spent th e afternoon Notice to Pr<,|xTtj O w ners any part of the world under the 20 per cent saved in your building visiting w ith friends. Notice is hereby given th a t in con by o u r special u n it system . F an ch er- Start and Stripes. McLean Co., 308-9-10 Lewis Bldg., form ity w ith ord in an ce No. 80, all Glen Davidson and Jo e Peak re The program of routes is being weeds and b ru sh on all p ro p erty Im P o rtlan d , Oregon. tf tu rn ed front a trip to Lost Lake carried out with an eye to the proved by a side w alk in fro n t, m ust w here they spent som e tim e fishing future as well as present needs be cut betw een th e 1st and 15th of Wood of American exporters and im and did a g rea t deal of work h u n t Cull ties for sale. E kstrom T ruck J u n e and th e 15th and 20th of Sep porters and all American pros ing w ith a kodak. T h e resu lts of Service, phone 851. tf tem b er and th e m arsh al has been In perity. See that the ships you stru cted to enforce th is ordinance. th e ir trip will be ev ident when Mr. By o rd er of th e tow n council. use sre owned and operated by Subscribe now fo r th e O utlook and Davidson recovers from the rough C. O SCHNEIDER. R ecorder. 1 yoyr P o rtlan d Dally. American citizens or by the U.S. roads enough to p rin t a few o(, th e Shipping Board. pictures obtained. Operators o f Passenger Mr. and Mrs. H. C. L arsen e n te r Services tained a t d in n er Monday evening a | A d m ir a l L in e . 17 S ta te S tre e t, New Y o rk . N Y party of g u ests b ro u g h t to g e th er from j M a t eon N a v ig a tio n C o m p a n y , 26 various places for th e one occasion ! So G a y S treet, B a ltim o re, M d . Those p resen t included Ju d g e R. M. ' M u iw o n S te a m S h ip L in e , 82 Beaver S treet, N e w Y o rk , N . Y . Young, of Colby, K ansas, who Is a N a w Y o r k a n d P o r t o R ic o S. S C o ., house g uest of th e L arsens, Rev. C arl i 11 B ro a d w a y, N e w Y o rk , N . Y. We are agents for the American Express Young and fam ily from M etzger; Mrs. i P a c ific M a i l S. S Co», 45 B ro a d w a y, Y oung's m other. Mrs. G ray and son. ' C om pany’s personally conducted tours. N ew o rk, N Y. Mr. and Mrs. Ed S eifer of Boring, Mr U. S M a l l S. S. C o ., 45 B ro a d w a y, Alaska and Jasp er N ational P ark tours, N e w Y o rk , N . Y . and Mrs. Percy L arsen of P o rtlan d j W a r d L i n e , (N e w Yo rk and Cuba Mail leaving Seattle Ju ly 6, <275. and Miss F lorence Baker. S S i o ) Foot o f W a ll S tie e t, N e w Y o rk . N Y . Special A laska T our, leaving Seattle Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W est and little Free use o f d au g h ter of Canby w ere week end Ju ly 23, 400-mile trip down the Y ukon to Shipping Board films guests a t th e Wm A nderson hom e I ’ve of Sh ipp ing B oard m otion picture Dawson. This tour is exceptionally inter on south R oberts avenue. Alms, four reels, free on request of any m avor, pastor. r"*»<rna«rrr. or organ»* esting and covers a period of 26 days. i«’ -n A great educat tonal p k t u r a Hen Raney and Lewis M etzger on of ships end the sea U rite for info rm South R oberts avenue have been Im ation to H I sue, I ’Xrect * In fo rm a tio n Price, Seattle to Seattle, $485. B ureau. Room ’• I I , I I N " F ” S treet, proving th e ir homes w ith a new coat N W . W a> rigton, D C . T o H onolula, leaving San Francisco of paint and stain . T he low er prices o r S H IM FO R SA LF August 3, returning to San Francisco Aug a com m unity sp irit haVe prom pted ( T a 4a»eri«aa rin s e a s e a fy l many people to do re p a ir w ork th is Steel steaasers. both a il sad < ust 24. This tour of H awaii includes a borner» 4ls a wood steaai spring and th e tow n is show ing the hall» and oeaan foiag tags F u rth er side trip to Hilo with two days for sight resu lt of th e m ovem ent. Maybe th e aiaad by request. iati aatioa oblan 1925 fa ir is th e cause of th e clean-up seeing and inspecting fhe volcano Kilauea, F o r sailing» of passenger Mrs Joseph Page, w ith h er d au g h and freight ships to all Price, $410. te r .Miss Mabel Page of P asadena, C al parts of the w o rld and all Let us arrange your itinerary and re ifornia, Is spending th e sum m er In other inform ation, w rite Oregon and expects to divide h e r lieve you of all w o rn ’. Purchase your any of the above lines or tim e betw een th e homes of h er son travelers cheques of us. G eorge Page of G resham and Miss U S SHIPPING BiMRD C onstance P age-of P o rtlan d Sunday .rurcD.c Mrs Page, h e r d au g h ters Mabel and C onstance an d Mias Lola Stinson of P ortland w ere d in n er guests a t th e ham . hom e of Mr. and Mr». G eorge Page REPAIRS FOR ALL MACHINES H e s s e l’s F a r m M a c h in e r y We are ready with a complete new stock of firecrackers and fire works for the Fourth of .July. There isn’t a fizzler in the whole store—and they are very reason able in price. A GOOD INVESTMENT The Easy Ridins’ Overland-4, $853, Gresham Firecrackers, Roman candles, sky-rockets, pinwheels, nigger- chasers, torpedoes, flags, sparklers Select early 11 Schannos’ Confectionery GRESHAM OVERLAND CO. X iiiitiiiiiiiin a i Canning I is a During Month of June, for Every PENNSYLVANIA t Gresham Theater JO Y ! Wednesday, June 29 Enjoy the satisfaction of canning the sum m er’s abund ance of fruits and vegetables w ithout the annoying nerve- racking work and worry necessary by the usual methods of canning. Canning is a joy with C onservo doing all the hard work. C onservo cans all foods— fruits, meats, vegetables, soups, fish, fowl. So perfect is the sterilization th a t 100 per cent precious food values are retained in C onservo - canned foods and long keeping is assured. Eruits and vegetables canned in Cow servo retain their natural appearance and delicious appetizing flavors which we always associate with food “ right out of the garden.” L. L. KIDDER HDW. CO. FRANK KEENAN D ollar fo r D ollar “Double Adventure” VACUUM CUP CASING SOLD A Celebrated ‘T O N T E S T E D ’ T U B E Will be given FREE Vacuum Cup Casings 30x3 $14.40 3 0 x 3 £ .................. $17.50 32x3| $21.55 C. E. OSBURN & CO. Kodakers Attention!! D eveloping, P rin tin g , T o n in g Tel. 96x — Electric Building — Main St. Frank C. Jones & Co. CARPENTER Septic Tanks Built Jack Screws for Rent 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 SANITARY MARKET Main S treet GRESHAM G BO. DIKTL, P hone »81 Prop. T CHARLES BROW N Your Vacation Canning and Preserving is the most essential topic of the home right now while fruit is plentiful and sugar is low. We have the equipment that will aid you most to make it pleasant and profitable. We have A lum inum kettles up to 16 quarts. The Conservo Steam Cooker is a won derful aid in cooking and canning. T he N ational Steam Pressure Cooker is a big tim e »aver. W’e also have the A tlantic Col-Pac C anner. Boilers and Racks in stock also And don't forget we have all kinds of Fruit Jars and Fittings. A, W. Metzger <& Co. The H'inchester Store Film s, Film P ack s, P lates Phone 1451 FIRST STATE BANK owaoi Storage b attery rep airin g and re- . charging, s ta rte r and g e n e ra to r! work. R ak er A Son.