GRESHAM OITLOK,
Case Tractors
Baling hay, Threshing with 10-18, 15-27 or 22-40 tract
ors (2 or 3 or 4 plow tractors), Cutting grain, filling
silos, all draw bar or belt pulley work.
Doing good work on many different farms with
Case Balers
Case Tractors Case Plows
Case Threshing Separators
Case Tractor Discs
All Reliable Case Machinery
7 7 Y E A R S O F K N O W IN G H O W
Agency
H e ss e l’s F a rm M a ch in ery
Service
Gresham, Ore.
Gresham
Reliability
Phone 1141
Fi ird Special
CORBETT
PLEASANT HOME
Mrs. E dw ard M urphy has been
very seriously ill th e past tw o weeks.
Dr. Botkin of G resham Is in a tte n d
ance.
Mrs. F ra n k Reed suffered a frac
tu re d an k le and was ta k en to P o rt
land Monday fo r an X -ray exam ina
tion w hich resu lted in finding the
bone badly sp lin tered .
A doctor was called fo r W illiam
B ader W ednesday an d a fte r a diag
nosis, acu te h e a rt tro u b le was pro
nounced as his m alady.
Mrs. Hazel Nicolos and little
d au g h ters w ere in P o rtlan d S a tu r
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Reed atten d ed
th e E lks convention at S eattle last
week.
B ert C ham berlain an d K enneth
K incaid w ent to W oodland, W ash
in gton F rid ay and b ro u g h t a tru ck
load of Mrs. N ettie K incaid’s house
hold goods. Mrs. K incaid and chil
d ren will occupy a house on the
place of h er fa th e r, E. D. C ham ber-
lain, a t S pringdale.
T he C o rb ett ball team won in a
gam e played w ith th e em ployees of
L ang & Co., on Sunday.
Rev. E. A. L eonard of P o rtlan d
will preach m orning and evening at
th e P leasan t Home B ap tist church.
Sunday school m eets a t 10 o'clock
and C h ristian E ndeavor a t 7 :3 0 . On
W ednesday evening. Ju ly 27. a so
cial will be given by th e young peo
ple. An a - t g allery is ad v ertised as
one of th e m ain featu res. Ice cream
and cake will be served.
POWELL VALLEY
Several Powell V alley people a t
tended a su rp rise p arty on David
P alm blad of Oak Grove la st Tuesday
i evening in celebration of his b irth -
j day. Those going from h ere were
! Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Palm blad, par-
| en ts of Paul, Mrs. F ra n k G ustafson
| and son W endell, Mr. and Mrs. Sw’an
M agnuson, Chas, and A lbert Palm -
J blad and th e ir wives, all of th is
place, and Miss E llen Unis. Mr. and
' Mrs. Jo h n P alm blad rem ained for
th e week and visited w ith th e ir sons
P aul and David and fam ilies.
Mr. and Mrs. Swan M agnuson and
fam ily visited on Sunday w ith Mr.
and Mrs. R ichard G ustafson and
fam ily in P o rtlan d .
CEDAR AND VICTORY
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. C aro th ers of
' G resham , Mrs. Lydia McCollough
j and Miss O rienne McCullough of
j P o rtlan d w ere g u ests on Sunday a t
[ th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. I. T.
i Wood.
Miss McCullough rem ained
| o ver S unday visiting w ith Miss Mabel
j Wood.
Miss E dith T u rn e r and Jack P hil-
iflips of P o rtlan d were g u ests of Miss
Mabel Wood on F rid ay evening.
D IAMOND GRID BATTERY
V AN , 1 rhe B attery M an
How to Run a Car.
C. E, .O S B U R N , A G EN T
Phone 2381
Gresham
AUCTION SALE
I will sell a t my place, one-hall' m ile e a st of M abery sta tio n , on
th e Pii>e la n e road
FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, Beginning at 11 a. m.
One Jersey Cow,
one 2-year-ohl H eifer.
W h ite Brood Sow.
one
year-old
C hester
14-inch Steel Plow ;
S prin g -to o th H arrow , C u ltiv a to r and L ig h t
W agon, S h a rp )'* Sei>arator in good condition, som e h and tools.
Piano, F olding Bed, two B edsteads, Springs, M attresses, C hairs
and T ables, Dishes, som e canned fru it and m any o th e r articles
of household goods and tools.
Will sell some small tracts of land at private sale
TERMS—Sums under $20, Cash; $20 and up, six m onths’
time on bankable notes.
FREE
LUNCH AT NOON
W A L T E R JONES, O w ner
A. C. THOMAS. Clerk
J. M. THOMAS, A uction eer
Reinforced Concrete Burial Vaults. Air
tight, W aterproof, Everlasting. Better
than metal, less In price.
MANUFACTUBEO BY
National Vault Co.
T h ere is In circulation w hat p u r
ports to be an E nglish tran slatio n of
th e Ja p an ese rules of th e road for
m o to r cars posted In the ce n tral po
lice sta tio n of Tokio for th e benefit
of E nglish-speaking visitors to th e
city. It deserves th e w idest possible
publicity, for It Is couched In such
language as will im press It on th e
m em ory of all m o to r c a r drivers.
H ere it is:
“ F irs t— A t th e rise of th e h and po
licem an stop rapidly.
“ Second— Do n o t pass him by or
o th erw ise d isrespect him.
“T h ird — W hen a passenger of the
foot hove In sig h t, to o tle th e horn;
tru m p e t a t him m elodiously a t first,
b u t If he still obstacles y o u r passage
to o tle him w ith vigor an d express
by word of th e m outh th e w arning
'H i! H i!’
“ F o u rth — Bew are of th e w ander
ing horse th a t he sh all n o t tak e
frig h t as you pass him by. Do not
explode an ex h au st box a t him. Go
soothingly by.
" F if th — Give big space to ttye fes
tive dog th a t sh all sp o rt In th e road
way.
“ Sixth— Avoid en tan g lem en t of
dog w ith y o u r wheel spokes.
“ Seventh— Go soothingly on the
grease m ud, as th e re lu rk s th e skid
demon.
“ E ig h th — P ress th e b rak e of the
foot as you roll aro u n d the corner to
save collapse and tie-u p .”
We su g g est th a t d riv ers inclined
to be careless cu t th is o u t and paste
it on th e wind shield w here they can
see It all th e tim e.
T he “ horseless ca rria g e ” 25 years
ago was a curiosity w ith B arnum &
Bailey’s circus.
In E ngland, to secure g re a te r safe
Factory 9811 F oster Road. Portland
Delivered any cemetery on sh o rt notice ty on th e highw ays, p atro ls are sta-
PHONE AUT. 618-35
. tioned at d angerous crossings to w arn
j m otorists, and a t bad stretch e s of
I road.
W hy Pay $300
to $500 for a
Funeral?
$75
including hsarss, cnskst, em balm ing, o n tsld t boa, funeral notions, grave
marker, gloves, personal services. Wo extra charge for service or hearse.
We conduct funerals a t all suburban towns.
MILLER & TRACEY
W ashington a t Ella, W est 8lde.
Independent
Phone Main a«91 or A S78-8S
HOME
SWEET
HOME
EMIS
Funeral
YOU OUGHTA .
ASHAMED TO ÖE-
I
s o d ir t y î
D irectors
To d istrib u te 192,000 pounds of
picric acid alloted to Oregon by th e
bureau of public roads of th e U nited
States d ep a rtm en t of ag ric u ltu re as
the sta te 's sh a re of th e 12,000,000
pounds left over at th e close of the
w ar, is th e new est p roject tak en
over by th e extension d ep artm en t,
u nder P aul V. M arts, director.
Picric acid is an explosive s u it
able fo r land clearing, ditching, and
o th e r blastin g work. It is used in
much th e sam e m an n er as dynam ite
and six ounces will produce th e sam e
resu lt as eig h t ounces of dynam ite.
T he stufT will be sold to buyers at
cost, w ith only th e charges of tra n s
p o rtatio n and h an d lin g added. T he
approxim ate price will be 313 a h u n
dred pounds, according to Mr.
Maris, th o u g h freig h t rate s will be
75 cents less per hu n d red as soon as
the ca rtrid g e p lan t is estab lish ed at
F o rt W ingate, New Mexico and sh ip
m ents m ade from th ere. T he pres
ent car-loads will come from S parta,
W isconsin.
Shipm ent is to be m ade In car-load
lots only and o rd ers will have to be
assem bled u n til a com plete load is
required. Sales a re m ade on a strictly
cash basis. County ag en ts will be
provided w ith in fo rm atio n on de
tails and will act as d istrib u to rs to
all p arts of th e ir counties. Counties
having no ag en ts may com m unicate
w ith th e extension service of th e col
lege to place o rd ers and o b tain in
form ation.
“ We re g re t th a t O regon’s q u o ta is
not g rea ter, fo r th e in te re st shown
by m en from over th e s ta te indicates
th a t a larg e m a rk e t will be open,”
said Mr. Maris.
“ A pportionm ent has been m ade
on the basis of com parative areas of
cut-over land, an d th e secretary of
th e in te rio r Indicates th a t Oregon
has been tre a te d fairly ,”
FO R SALE
1 wood ran g e 320.00.
1 Gas V ulcan range, 4 holes w ith
pilot and oven 345.00.
1 R uuid gas w ater h e a te r 315.00.
1 Box Gas H ea ter w ith coll 35.00.
JOHN BROWN, P hone 2501.
D on't F orget
The O utlook com bines w ith th e
P o rtlan d News. W hen you subscribe |
ask us ab o u t rates, etc. You will be V
pleased w ith th e New, Newsy, News!
Don’t slig h t y su rself by slighting
th e w ant ads.
A m m U i I m
**
W hether you go to the lakes,
the eeaehore, or the mountain«,
carry your fin d s In “A. B. A,"
Cheques, and free yourself from
worry about the care of your money.
You will find these cheque« readily accepted by
hotel», railroad«, «leeping-car companies and th«
best merchants, and cashed by 50,000 banka.
The only Identification needed is your counfera/^nefure
In tho p r e te n c e of the person accepting the Cheque«.
BANK OF GRESHAM
State and County Depository
WILLARD THREAD
RUBBER INSULATION
is guaranteed for the life of the Battery. The average
life of a Willard Battery is longer than any other bat
tery made.
WILLARD STORAGE BATTERY
SERVICE
•
Real Storage Battery Service
Gresham Storage Battery Co.
S. S. Pugh, Manager
Latourelle Bldg,
Phone 2331
W IttCffM TM x
DENTISTRY
PYORRHEA
CAN BE CURED
Artificial dentures to give
complete satisfaction and
extracting without causing
pain.
We’U gladly examine your
case free and give our best
advice.
C. Sm ith Long
AND
J. E. Stevenson
310 Bush and Lane Bldg.
PORTLAND
Eight hours is insufficient tim e for hum an hands to perform
all the household tasks. However, it Is possible to establish
the eight hour day In the home by m aking use of the electrical
bands th a t are offered to you in the form of the electric dish
washer, w ashing machine, ironing machine, vacuum sweeper
and the many other labor-saving devices.
These u n tirin g "household assistan ts” will do your work
quickly and efficiently. Your home can be run system atically
with these electrical hands for they never disappoint you or
grow tired. Your tim e and energy can be devoted to the
better things in life, when you keep house electrically.
Olad to th o w you any time.
TWO STORE8— Electric Store, Electric Building,
—Electric Store, F irs t and Aider Sts
Portland Railway, Light & Power Co.
VOUCANT GO BIDING
WITH US U K £ THAT
On Your Vacation
“A.
B. A.”
* ■ .rtw B—kw»
Cheques
PICRIC ACID CAN NOW
BE HAD AT LOW COST
ELECTRICAL HOUSEKEEPING
COMPLETE
FUNERAL
PAGE THREE
TUESDAY, JURY a«, 1»2I
Make Sure of E njoying
Your Shooting
OW that it’s time to be getting
ready for the hunting season,
make up your mind not to ex
periment in getting equipment for
shooting.
N
Buy Winchester World Standard Guns
and Ammunition, the kind you can trust.
Winchester testing and inspection insure
your satisfaction, and the Winchester
guarantee backs them up.
Come in today and look over our
stock of Shotguns, Rifles, Shells, Car
tridges and cleaning supplies.
A. W. METZGER & CO.
Phone 1451
Phone 1451
THE
STORE
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