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CEDAR AND VICTORY
Mrs. Mary M atheny, who was so
seriously In ju red a few w eeks ago
w hen she fell from th e back porch
of h e r siste r's hom e in G resham , is
m uch im proved and was b ro u g h t
hom e Sunday from th e ho sp ital in
I P o rtlan d . H er arm is still in th e
Having leased my place I will sell a t Public Auction a t my farm 1 cast b u t she is able to sit up a p a rt
mile west of Scholls, 8 miles south of Hillsboro, 16 miles southwest of th e tim e and to assist h erself con
siderably. F rie n d s will be g lad to
of Portland, on good rock road, on
' know sh e is g ain in g so nicely.
T he road betw een Jo h n S tre b ln ’s
hom e and th e hom e of H enry F ritz
T w en ty-tw o high grad e J ersey and H olstein C ows, som e to b e freeh
a t tim e o f sa le, 12 to fresh en before January 1, o th ers in early spring, has been closed an d no m ore au to s
la rg e heavy m ilk ers, five to six g a llo n s.
H olstein H eifer, 1 year, 10 will be allow ed to cross u n til sp rin g
m on th s; je r s e y H eifer, 1 year, 2 m on th s; JJolstein H eifer, 7 m onths. unless th e w ea th er should change
A ll tu b ercu lin tested .
and become very dry. T he new fill
T hree H orses, 1200 lbs. each, 11 and 12 years old.
Some p u re bred is too so ft for trav el, several ma-
R. I. Red H ens and P u llets; P erfection M ilking M achine, used 1 y ear; •chlnes having been stalled d u rin g
Pipe and P ittin g s for 26 stanchions, double u n it; New A nker H olth Sep
a ra to r, 500 lbs;
3 h. p. F airb an k E ngine, new ;
16 10-gallon m ilk th e p ast week w hile a ttem p tin g to
cans; B inder, 6-ft. cut, good runn in g o rd e r; new V an B ru n d t 10-dlsc, cross. T he c a te rp illa r has gone and
6-in. G rain D rill; M cCormick Mower, 4 % -ft. cu t;
9-ft. R ake; 2-horse will n o t com plete th e w ork un til
Disc H arrow , new; .5 0 -to o th H arrow ;
12-in O liver Steel Beam Plow ; se ttle d w eath er next year.
5-shovel C u ltiv a to r; 3 <4 M itchell, wide tire wagon w ith C alifornia sta k e
bed; farm tru c k w ith hay rack ; 2 % -ln. ru n n in g g ea r; hay fo rk ; 180-
TERRY
ft. rope; pulleys; spray pum p and b a rre l; 200-size incubator, new ; 500-
size Colony brooder; P lan et J r. garden d rill; h arn ess; shovels, fo rk s;
A H allow e’en social will be given
log chains, and o th e r article s too num erous to m ention.
at No. 8 schoolhouse M onday even
F R E E LUNCH AT NOON
TERMS OF SALE—$20 and under, Cash; over $20 six m onths’ time, ing, O ctober 31. T he evening will
be fu ll of e n te rta in m e n t In which
bankable note a t 8 per cent interest.
spooks, gobbling and o th e r H allow
e'en
sp irits
will
fea tu re .
All
so rts of stu n ts will be on th e pro
J. C. KURATLI, 804 Spalding Bldg., Portland, Auctioneer
g ram of gam es w hich will afford en
J. F, GARDNER, Clerk
te rta in m e n t.
T he ladles and girls
are requested to bring b ask ets or
box lunches w hich will be sold. T he
1 school g ir l’s baskets will be sold In a
gro u p by them selves at prices which
| th e school boys can pay. A jolly so-
j cial tim e is an ticip ated to w hich all
; a re m ost cordially invited.
Public Sale
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, AT 10:00* A. M.
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R. H O A R D ,
O w ner
GET YOUR CAR
Washed, Polished and Greased
At SHERMAN McCARTER GARAGE
Latourell Bid.
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Phone«: E ast 71 0 2 ; Gre«ham 3 3 3
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Tel. 96x — Electric Building — Main St.
Frank C. Jones & Co.
CA RPENTER
Septic Tanks
Built
Jack Screws
for Rent
Frank C. Jones
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GILLIS
T h e Gillis
com m unity Sunday
, school last Sunday voted to dispense
w ith Sunday aftern o o n services on
Sunday, O ctober 23, and will Join the
p leasan t
Home
d istric t
Sunday
school convention at th e B aptist
ch u rch for th e m orning and a fte r
noon sessions.
In th e evening at
7 :3 0 Rev. E arl B. C otton has prom
ised to preach at th e Gillis church
and has chosen th e topic, "W h at
does It m ean to be a C h ristia n ? ” A
cordial Invitation Is extended to th e
e n tire com m unity to a tte n d these
services.
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A baby boy was born to Mr. and
Mrs. B url McKinney T hursday even
ing.
W illis, y ear old son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. O. Rich, is very 111 w ith
bronchial pneum onia. He has been
ill for some tim e.
T he P leasan t H ome lib rary will
open S aturday aftern o o n for th e first
tim e th is season. A supply of new
b o oks.has been received frcm th e li
brary in P o rtlan d and will be In
charge of Miss L u lu Eddy, who has
been in stalled as lib ra ria n . Books
of various kinds are in th e collection
and will be of in te re st to all# In
cluded are books on history, biog
raphy, fancy w ork, s tu n ts and
gam es, Sunday school m ethods and
a good supply of fiction. Rooks of
any desired kind may be had by re
quest. T he books will be k ep t a t
th e M ethodist church and th e lib rary
hours will be S atu rd ay and T uesday
aftern o o n s from 2 to 5 o'clock.
T he M ethodist L adies’ Aid will
m eet at th e hom e of Mrs. M. L en n artz
on W ednesday aftern o o n , O ctober
26. This will be a very im p o rtan t
m eeting and a good atten d an ce is de
sired.
The L adies' Aid societies of th e
M ethodist and B aptist churches are
planning a big com m unity social
event for N ovem ber 11, A rm istice
day. P lans are u n d er way for one of
the biggest and best social evenings
ever held in th is com m unity and th e
m em bers of th e tw o societies a re
sponsoring th e affair which gives
prom ise of being a most d ellg h tfq j
occasion. As yet m ystery su rro u n d s
the d etails of th e arran g e m en ts but
those th a t have been disclosed sound
in terestin g . T he social will be held
a t O rient g ran g e hall and will in
clude th e fo u r d istric ts included in
th e com m unity council.
M ultnom ah g ran g e will m eet S at
urday in all-day session at the O rient
gran g e hall. A full atten d a n ce of
m em bers is desired. Some candi-
are to be given th e first and second
degree work.
Mr. and Mrs. H ite and fam ily have
moved to a location n ea r W R. Cro
sie r's farm and a re m aking th e ir
hom e there.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Ball and d au g h
te r A nna w ent to «Rainier la st Sun
day to v isit Mrs. B all's sister, Mrs.
T. E. T hornton.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. C rosier have
gone to P o rtlan d to spend th e w in
ter.
Mr. C rosier Is w orking In
P o rtlan d . They will spend Sundays
at th e ir hom e here.
LUSTED
Salm on and Caliltage Salad.
1 half-pound can salm on.
2 cups finely cu t cabbage.
2 hard-boiled eggs, chopped.
3 sw eet pickles, chopped fine.
Rem ove bones an d skin and break
ap a rt.
Add cabbage, eggs and
' pickles
Mix all to g e th e r w ith salad
| d ressing and serve on crisp lettu ce
| leaves. This will serve six portions.
tu re s of th e evening’s en tertain m en t.
R efresh m en ts will be served a t a
The E pw orth L eague of th e M. E. nom inal cost. All E p w o rth ian s and
church will give a H allow e'en social o th e rs who enjoy a good tim e a re re
a t th e hom e of Mrs. S. C? Dixon Mon quested to keep th e d ate open.
day, O ctober 31, at 7 :3 0 . Games j
Snap up a W ant Ad Snap.
an d H allow e'en stu n ts will be fea
FAIRVIEW
What is the use of working for money unless you
BANK a part of it so that it will some day work for
you ?
He who spends ALL has nothing; he who banks a
part of his earnings regularly MUST prosper.
T hat’s arithmetic.
Let our bank have your spare money on deposit.
Money piles up fast if you leave it in the bank and keep
on adding to it.
Try it. It PAYS.
We Invite YOUR Banking Business.
BANK OF GRESHAM
GRESHAM, OREGON
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Special Bargain Rates!!!
J. H. W eeks Is having a well dug
on his place. Lon R adford and Joe
Caldo are doing th e work.
O. T. N eibauer, who has been vis
itin g at th e P. B. E d er home, will
OREGON JO U R NA L Daily and Sunday, 4 m o n th s...................,2 .0 0
leave th is week fo r C alifornia via
w ith O utlook, 4 m o n th s............................................................. 2.30
of th e F ord overland route.
Daily ami Sunday, 16 m o n th s...................................................... 8.00
w ith O utlook, 16 monthB.......................................................... 9.20
H arold E der sp en t F rid ay a t home.
D ally, 16 n io n th s................................................................................. 6.00
Roy R obertson, of P o rtlan d , spent
with O utlook, 16 m o n th s........ .........
7.20
T h u rsd ay evening a t th e P. B. E d er
PORTLAND TELEGRAM , 1 y e a r ............... *......................................... ,3 .7 5
home.
with O utlook, 1 y e a r................................................................... 4.50
L usted school Is p lanning a H al
O lt E G O M I \ , Daily am i Sunday, 1 y e a r........................ .'.................. ,7 .0 0
low e’en social fo r F rid ay evening,
w ith O utlook, 1 y e a r..................................................................... 7.85
Daily, 1 y e a r ........................................................................................ 5.00
O ctober 28. T he school will arran g e ::
w ith O utlook, 1 y ea r............ ..................................................... 6.85
th e program and refresh m en ts of cof
W eek ly, 1 y e a r ......................................................................................... 76
fee and pum pkin pie are pli/bned.
w ith O utlook, 1 y e a r.................................................................. 2.00
All m em bers and p atro n s of th e dis
PORTLAND N E W », 1 year......................................................................... ,5 .0 0
tric t are rem inded to keep th e date
w ith O utlook, 1 y ea r..................................................................... 6.00
open.
At th e P aren t-T each er m eeting
Farmers Directory in connection with all combinations
last week th e com m unity enjoyed an
old fashioned school session. The
ladles w ore th e ir h a ir curled o r In
b raids w ith huge ribbon bows and
several old fashioned dresses w ere In
evidence.
T he crowd all m arched
Into th e school room when th e bell
Phone 1561 for rates.
sounded and enjoyed a program of
recitatio n s and songs. T he re c ita
tions were supposed to be a rep e ti
tion of th e first one th a t th e p er
fo rm er had ever given In public.
T his
created
m uch
am usem ent.
L unches w ere carried In tin pails and
enjoyed ab o u t as m uch as In form er
days. A spelling m atch and o th e r
featu res of an old fashioned school
were enjoyed before th e session was
dism issed and th e p articip an ts re
Cor. P ow ell am i M aple
2 1 7 D avis Street
tu rn ed to th e ir homes.
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on all combination subscriptions, with Port- Ü
land Dailies until November 1.
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Gresham Outlook
WOOD
COAL
Ekstrom Truck Service
A Truck for Every Kind of Work
T ile D rain age E xplained.
R esu lts of Investigations on spac
ing, d epth and capacity of d rain tile,
w ith o th e r useful in fo rm atio n on
p u ttin g In tilin g system s on Oregon
wet lands, are ready fo r th ^ f a r m e r
who has wet tra c ts to be drained.
The resu lts are published in experi
m ent sta tio n b ulletin No. 174. F arm
i D rainage, ready fo r free d istrlb u -
¡tlon. "M uch of th e w et lands is n ear
| tran sp o rta tio n and has long grow ing
seasons, d rain ag e being th e only fac
to r lacking to m ake It productive and
‘ p rofitable,” says W. L. Pow ers, chief
of so ils a t th e co llege-and jo in t a u
th o r w ith W ard C retch e r of th e b ul
letin.
“ W ith th e p resen t reduced
cost of m aterials and th e su rp lu s of
lab o r th is is th e m ost favorable tim e
to in stall d rain ag e.
Land ow ners
who p u t In tilin g th is y ear a re adding
p erm an en t im provem ents to th e ir
p ro p erty w hile at th e sam e tim e pro-
! viding needed em ploym ent.” The
{ run-off d ata on fo u r typical Oregon
strea m s Is of value to d rain ag e and
i highw ay engineers.
PACK T H R U
KELSO
T he L adles' club of Kelso will
give a box social S atu rd ay evening,
O ctober 29, a t th e schoolhouse. A
program will be ren d ered In which
th e Sandy q u a rte t will p articip ate,
and o th e r num bers of ta le n t outside
of th e d istric t will be given.
All
ladles will bring lunch in box o r tin
pail w hich will be sold by auction.
T he people of th is vicinity will
h ea r w ith pleasu re th a t Dr. Emti
E nna, noted p ian ist of P o rtlan d , who
gave a co n cert h ere la st Ju n e, will
be heard a t Sandy on S atu rd ay even
ing, Oct. 22. He will be assisted by
Miss Reed, who is a m ost e n te rta in - *
Ing reader.
ROCKWOOD
A reception Is being planned f o r '
Rev. and Mrs. P. L. Sm ith a t Rock
wood th is evening (F rid a y ).
Mr.
and Mrs. 8m ith have moved into the
p arsonage and th e frien d s and m em
bers of th e congregation o f th e
M ethodist church h ere are planning
to do them honor. P lans are being
diseusaed to have th e church and par-
nonage wired for electric lights.
Port lam i
B d w y. at »M2
Gm« tut in
IS S I
FISK and OLDFIELD TIRES
We have F isk tire s in ail com m on sizes. T hey are
th e best tire on th e m a rk e t at a reasonable price.
Also th e Oldfield 999, a new m em ber of an old and
well know n line.
T he slippery days when you will need chains will
soon be here. P ro te c t y o u rself ag a in st sk id d in g with
W eed C hains. We have them fo r all com mon sizes
of tires.
GRESHAM TIRE CO.
Powell S tre e t
Phone 37
O pp osite Brown's Market
BREAD
REDUCED
1V4 lb. loaf, 13c
2 for 25c
W rapped in
wax paper
1 lb. loaf 9c
CITY BAKERY,
Gresham, Phone 11
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