Gresham outlook., November 08, 1921, Page 3, Image 3

(.KESHAM OUTLOOK,
CORBETT
C o lu m b ia g ra n g e m et In r e g u la r
sessio n S a tu rd a y , N o v em b er 5. w ith
a la rg e a tte n d a n c e .
T w o m em b ers
w ho h ad been aw ay fo r so m e tim e
I w ere re in s ta te d an d elev e n c a n d i­
d a te s w ere in itia te d .
M rs. L ydia
! O stra n d , th e v ery w o rth y le c tu re r ,
¡p re s e n te d th e fo llo w in g p ro g ra m :
W e a re e q u ip p e d to r e p a ir y o u r
R e m a rk s by J u liu s L. M eier, Mr.
c a r, re g a rd le s s of th e m a k e , a n d do
’ M o rg an , K a rl H a n u e m a n a n d Geo.
a first-cla ss jo b , o n e t h a t we feel
i H. A k in so n ; a sto ry by F re d B en­
field ; In s tru m e n ta l »olo, M rs C lara
sa fe in g u a ra n te e in g to be li g h t.
L a rss o n ; so n g by F ra n c is K n ie rie m ;
W e h av e lo ts of ro o m fo r liv e a u to
V eda an d G le u o ra B u tle r; re a d in g
sto ra g e .
i by L y d ia O stra n d a n d Ja m e s B en­
field a n d a solo by Mrs. C la ra L ars-
Ison. T h e g ra n g e w ill g iv e a d an ce
i fo r th e b en efit o f a w o rth y sis te r,
S a tu rd a y e v e n in g , N o v em b er 12th.
I E v ery o n e Is in v ite d to com e a n d h elp
sw e ll th e fu n d .
Southard & Southard
M r. a n d M rs. L ew is B ra tty , w ho
Phone 2391
Night Phone 25x5
h av e s p e n t th e p ast tw o y e a rs In
j C a lif o r n ia ,' r e tu rn e d la s t w eek an d
' w ill sp e n d so m e tim e v ls ltiu g th e
la t te r 's m o th e r, M rs. M. E. R eed.
L a st y e a r th e A m erican R ed C ross little of p le a s u re . T h is y e a r, h o w ­
T h e fu n e r a l of Mr. an d M rs. Geo.
ev er, it w as d ecid ed t h a t th e g ifts
a p p ro p r ia te d 10 0 ,0 0 0 fra n c s to b u y
I M ersh o n ’s b ab y w as fro m th e C o rb e tt
w ould h av e g r e a t e r sig n ifican ce if
can d y a t C h ris tm a s tim e fo r th e s e th e y cam e fro m th e boys a n d g irls, ¡c o m m u n ity c h u rc h last M onday, Rev.
E d w a rd M u rp h y sp e a k in g w o rd s of
c h ild re n w hose liv e s' h a v e k n o w n so m em b ers o f th e J u n i o r R ed C ross.
c o m fo rt to th e b e reav ed o n es.
W a lte r K n ig h t a n d little d a u g h ­
te r w ere In P o rtla n d S a tu rd a y . H is
' s is te r, Mrs. A k ers, r e tu r n e d hom e
I w ith h im in th e ev en in g .
F re d C. R eed a n d J a m e s B enfield
w ere a t R u ssellv ille g ra n g e S u n day.
M rs. C lyde B eln o p , p rin c ip a l of
Foster Road, 1 mile northw est of Damascus or 3 miles southeast of th e g ra d e sch o o l, w as th e g u e s t of
frie n d s a t F e rn d a le P lace, S u n d ay ,
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Sycamore. On the place formerly known as the old
T h e la d ie s o f th e c o m m u n ity
Boone Johnson or Banford Place.
c h u rc h w ill g ive a b a z a a r an d su p p e r
a t th e h ig h sch o o l b u ild in g S a tu rd a y
e v e n in g . N o v em b er 19.
M rs. St. J o s e p h L elan d an d d a u g h ­
te r, M rs. L ew is R eed , w ere in P o r t­
Complete Fordson Tractor outfit, new; other farm implements; la n d W ed n esd ay .
Automobile Repairing
GRESHAM GARAGE
AUCTION SALE
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15
7 Grade Jersey Cows; Sheep; Horses; and other articles too num er­
ous to mention. W atch for sale bills.
S a le Coinnieuce« at 10 a.»m.
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K E L SO
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER M, lt)2 l
PAGE TI1KKH
HOUSEWARMING CALLS
OUT SCHOOL PATRONS
T he U nion school house of d is tric t
No 26, C lackam as county, p resen ted
a gay scene on S a tu rd a y evening. O ct­
ober 29, th e occasion being a "house­
w arm ing,” th e firs t e n te rta in m e n t
and neighborhood g a th e rin g held in
th e new building. In fact, th e first
a ffa ir of its kind ever held In th e com ­
m unity.
T he H allow e’en Idea w as cleverly
c arried out. G hosts w ere m uch in
evidence, a group of them receiving
a t th e door. L ikew ise, th e old w itch
w as p resen t w ith h e r broom and c re a t­
ed m uch m e rrim e n t w ith h e r fo rtu n e
tellin g an d q u eer an tics.
Jack o’ la n te rn s aided in lig h tin g
the stage, w hich w as ad orned w ith
orange an d black festoons, black cats
and w itches.
T he p ro g ram w as p u t on by th e
school and included som e ra th e r spook-
y num bers, th e w eirdest of all, p e r­
haps, b ein g th e g host d rill by th e old­
e r pupils, given w ith th e lig h ts su b ­
dued an d accom panied by m usic,
w hich, to put it m ildly, w as very sol­
em n and fittin g . A special tre a t w as
the solo, ‘’Shadow s," by M iss E h ret.
S u p e rin te n d a n t B renton Vedder, who
cam e o u t to help celebrate, gave a
b rief ta lk , a fte r w hich all w ere in ­
vited to a d jo u rn to th e basem ent,
w here a free supper, in clu d in g hot
coffee w as served by th e women of th e
com m unity.
A fter supper, neig h b o rs renew ed ac­
q u ain tan ce and n early all took p a rt in
old tim e gam es u n til a late hour.
I t was estim a te d th a t aro u n d 150
w ere p resen t and m any rem ark ed th a t
once a m o n th w as none too o ften to
have such a p arty .
T he C om m unity Club has purchased
th ree gasoline lam ps and a larg e box
of towels- fo r the school. P la n s a re
now being m ade for a social. T h a n k s­
g iv in g w eek, to Include a Sale of a
q u ilt, a lunch cloth, ap ro n s an d o th e r
a rtic le s, also su p p er by th e plate, to
raise m oney for p layground equipm ent,
th is Itelng th e one th in g lack in g in
sta n d a rd iz in g th e school.
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W ith P n eu m a tic Tire» a n d D em ou n table R im s
Does More For less
^ T 'H A T th e F o rd O ne-ton tru c k does m ore for th e
farm er o r th e m erchant is pro v ed by th e great
n u m b e r of th e m no w in daily u se,—th a t it does
th is at le ss c o st is show n by th e actual figures—
a sm aller first co st and a m u c h low er expense
for operation and upkeep.
W hile on h is re cen t tr ip to Med­
T h e F o rd O ne-ton T ru c k has proved u great
ford, Jo el J a r l's c a r w as ru n off the
m oney sav er, a s w ell as a labor saver. It has
road by a larg e m ach in e th a t was
solved th e p roblem s of econom ic tran sp o rtatio n
speeding, w hich w ent rig h t on. Mr.
betw een th e farm and th e city.
J a r l's c ar ro lled dow n a th irty -fiv e-
foot em b an k m en t, and Mr. J a r l ju m p ­
T h e F o rd One-ton tru ck h as all th y m erits of th e
ed in tim e to save him self. W hen th e
F o rd car, w ith added stre n g th for g re a te r capac­
c a r w as tow ed back to th e ro ad th e
ity. T h e w o rm drive of a lu m in u m bronze gives
en g in e w as s ta rte d
w ith o u t any
u n u su al and positive p o w er at a v e ry low cost.
tro u b le, how ever. Mr. J a r l w as u n ­
Com e in and let u s sh o w you h o w th e Ford
able to g et th e o ffen d er’s n u m b er on
acco u n t of th e d ark n ess.
O ne-ton T ruck will help you and save you m oney
in y o u r w ork.
Jo el J a r l b ro u g h t h is w ife hom e
from M edford to stay u n til a fte r th e
IM P O R T A N T
livestock show . Mrs. J a r l w ill th en
W o a re prepared to furnish the F o rd T ru ck equipped either
re tu rn to M edford, w here she h as p u r­ W HITNEY BOYS CHORUS
w ith S tandard o r Special G earing. T h e S tandard G earing
IS ORGANIZED HERE
chased a nine-room house, p a rt of •
gives th e truck a m axim um of pow er. T h e Special G ear­
w hich she re n ts o u t. M ildred J a r l is !
in g increases th e speed of the truck from five to seven
A W h itn e y B oys c h o ru s w as o r ­
a tte n d in g th e M edford h ig h school, i
m iles an hour, converting it into a l-’a st D elivery Car.
ganized a t th e g ra d e school S a tu rd a y
an d H elen th e g ra m m a r school.
ev en in g w ith a c h a r te r m e m b e rsh ip of
Mr. an d Mrs. H an s B er^ sted t, nee o v e r 20. It is ex p ected th a t tills in ­
M abel H au g lu m , v isited th e G ilb ert itia l m e m b e rsh ip w ill grow to 50 o r
E ric hom e o v er th e week-end.
m ore. M any boys a re k eep in g th e i r
V ernie J a r l recen tly had an accid en t p a re n ts u n c o m fo rta b le u rg in g th e m to
in w hich he had a re m a rk a b le escape give p e rm issio n fo r th em to jo in . It
ÍRESHAM
ESTACADA
from serio u s In ju ry . T he horse he is c e rta in th a t if th e p a re n ts in v e s ti­
w as rid in g slipped on th e new g rade g a te th e boys w ill be g iv en a c h an ce
on th e G uldenzops hill, and horse and to jo in . A p ra c tic e m e e tin g w as held
rid e r fell, th e h o rse ro llin g o v er Vi-rji- S a tu rd a y ev e n in g and a n u m b e r of
le. H ow ever, he only felt som ew hat boys w en t w ith th e W h itn e y Boys
e n in g , Nov. 12. T h e sa le w ill begin
HALEY
so re as th e re s u lt of th e experience.
c h o ru s to th e liv esto ck show S un d ay
a t 8 o 'c lo c k . Coffee a n d c a k e w ill
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Mr. an d M rs. Jo e l J a r l a re a tte n d ­ w h e re th e y sa n g w ith th e ch o ru s. T h is
in g th e liv e sto ck show th is w eek.
c h u rc h w ill h a v e th e ir a n n u a l sa le of be se rv e d fo r a sm a ll su m . E v e ry ­
Mrs. J a r l, w ho cam e back fro m M ed- w as a very u n u s u a l o p p o rtu n ity as h a n d m ad e a rtic le s on S a tu rd a y ev­ o n e Is c o rd ia lly In v ited .
fo n t, to a tte n d th e show , w ill re tu r n u su a lly s e v e ra l w eeks a t le a s t Is
th e r e to sp en d th e w in te r.
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Mrs. Ita u m b ack an d M iss V a e re ttl allo w ed to sin g In th e big ch o ru s.
a tte n d e d th e te a c h e rs ' in s titu te In
Rev. Mr. W h itn e y w as a t th e
O reg o n C ity la s t w eek.
H e n ry E ri an d fam ily re tu rn e d g ra d e sch o o l a t 10 o ’clock F rid a y
fro m a tr ip to T a n g e n t, O regon, m o rn in g a n d sp o k e b e fo re th e g e n ­
w h e re th ey v isited th e K y se r fam ily e ra l assem b ly .
fo rm e rly of th is place.
Mr. W h itn e y to ld of th e o rg a n iz a ­
R o b e rt J o n s ru d an d H e n ry F e rr e t
a re s e rv in g on th e ju r y n t O regon tion in S p o k an e o f th e c h o ru s In
C ity fo r th e N o v em b er te rm .
F e b ru a r y , 1915, w ith o n ly tw o boys.
Mr. an d M rs. A n to n J e r g e r an d In­ In F e b ru a r y , 1916, th e - c h o r u s h ad
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fa n t son h av e re tu rn e d fro n t e a ste rn
P ortlan d
G resham
O reg o n an d m ay sp en d th e w in te r gro w n fro m a d u e t to 1052 boys w ho
w ere re g u la r m em b ers o f th e ch o ru s.
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h e re .
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R. E J a r l, w ho fell 25 fe e t In h is ' T w ice th e c h o ru s m ad e tr ip s w ith
saw m ill on G o rd o n c re e k , s trik in g e p ecial e a rs o f five co aches.
Mr.
h is ch est on a log, is up a n d a ro u n d '
a g a in . M r . J a r l w as fo rm e rly a ss o -| W h itn ey to ld of g iv in g U[f I l l s w ork
e la te d w ith H en ry E rl In th e n t e r - , as p a s to r of a S p o k a n e c h u rc h a n d
c h a n d ls e b u sin e ss h ere.
of g iv in g h is e n tir e tim e to th e w ork
H all & Sons h av e b u ilt a new ! w ith th e ch o ru s.
p o rch an d re s h in g le d th e ro o f on E ri
C h o ru s w o rk h a s been o rg a n iz e d
A J o n s r u d 's sto re .
V e rn ie J a r l Is h e lp in g F re d A t- in S e a ttle , la s t D ecem ber In P o r t­
LICENSED ELECTRICIAN
w a sse r a ro u n d Ih e g a ra g e In his land a n d la te r r in s m a lle r to w n s and
CA RPENTER
s p a re tim e.
W iring for Light
Septic Tanks
c itie s a ll w o rk in g to w a rd a c h o ru s
L illie J o n s ru d , w ho Is tr a in in g as
and Power
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National Mazda
Jack Screws
la n d , re c e n tly v isited h e r fo lk s, th e In 1925.
Lamps
G ilb e rt J o n s ru d s .
S h e lik e s h e r
for Rent
T h e cost o f jo in in g th e o rg a n iz a ­
w o rk im m en sely .
tio n is sm a ll, o n ly 50c fo r a life
m e m b e rsh ip .
I t a p o y fo r In s ta n c e
LUSTED
jo in s in o n e c ity h is m e m b e rsh ip is L
S chool re o p en ed on M onday w ith good In a n y to w n o r city In w hich
T en c e n ts
th e new te a c h e rs In c h a rg e .
T hey ; a c h o ru s is o rg a n iz e d .
a re M rs. A n n a S tu tle y , p rin c ip a l an d 1 p e r w eek is c h a rg e d fo r p ra c tic e
M rs.
R osa
G re a sin g e r,
p rim a ry j w ork.
T h e ex p en se is sm a ll an d th e
te a c h e r. B oth a re fro n t P o rtla n d .
T h e r e g u la r fn e e tln g of th e P a r- benefits a sid e from th e m u sical tr a ln -
e n t-T e a c h e r
a ss o c ia tio n h a s been ing is of g re a t benefit. T ra v e lin g ex-
p o stp o n ed fro m N o v em b er 1 1 th to pensee a re p aid fo r th e boys a n d
th e ir m e m b e rsh ip
card
w ill g ive
F rid a y e v e n in g , N o v em b er 18.
th e m from a 10 to 15 p e r cen t d is ­
LUSTED
co u n t on th e i r c lo th e s a t se v e ra l
p laces in
P o rtla n d , Mr. W h itn ey
A. J. W. BROWN, Prop.
Phone 41
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. M orrison, of said .
8po k an e, w ere re cen t g u ests a t the
T h is 1« H om e T ow n P a|*er W eek.
D. T. W illiam s home.
It is very ra re th a t th e averag e new s­
p ap er boosts Its own business, b u t
TERRY
gives q u a n titie s of space in boosting
T h e re g u la r m e e tin g of th e P a r ­
th e a ffa irs of others.
e n t-T e a c h e r a sso c ia tio n w ill be held
Som ebody suggested th a t It was
P/2 lb. loaf, 13c
n e x t S a tu rd a y e v e n in g , N o v em b er
tim e for th e n ew spapers of th e c o u n try
2 for 25c
12, a t 8 o ’clock. M a tte rs o f Im p o rt­
to adopt a week in w hich th e ir own
a n ce to th e a sso c ia tio n w ill be ta k e n
W rapped in
business should be given the precedent
up a n d e le c tio n s w ill be n e c e ssa ry to
wax paper
and th e O utlook th o ro u g h ly endorses
fill sonic v acan cies. T h e b a s k e t so ­
th e idea.
1 lb. loaf 9c
cial re c e n tly h eld n e tte d a b o u t Î7 0
T he d ate set Is th e second week In
fo r th e asso c ia tio n .
N ovem ber, from th e 7th to th e 12th,
in clu d in g th a t g re a t w orld event.
A rm istice Day.
If Y oh Need Lumber
T he official title for th e week w ill be
"S u b scrib e for Y our H ome Tow n P a­
per W eek.”
T h o u san d s of pap ers will Join In
th is event.
Of all tim e s th is is th e tim e to give
Located at Mt. Hood Depot
your hom e tow n p ap er a boost by
saying, "P le a se renew m y su b sc rip ­
P rice« ane R ig h t
tion."
F r e e Lunch at N oon
J. J. WILLEY, Owner
COL. W. S. w o o l ) & SONS, (Vancouver, W n .), Auctioneers
A. MKVERS, Clerk.
RAKER & SON
The high reputation of Red
C row n gasoline is based on the
perform ance of ‘‘R ed C row n"
past and present. Its absolute
dependability h as m ade it gen­
erally recognized'as th e G aso­
line of Q uality.
Red C row n gasoline is al­
w a y s dependable because it
supplies a continuous stre a m
of po w er from the beginning of
th e trip to th e end. R eady s ta rt­
ing, a rapid pick-up and g re a te r
m ileage— th ese are th e re su lts
you get w hen you u se “R ed
C fcw n ."
WOOD
COAL
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
A Truck for Every Kind of Work
You will find “ Red C row n"
th ro u g h o u t the Pacific C oast,
a t y ou r neighborhood and o th e r
S ta n d a rd Oil Service Stations,
a t g arag es and at oth e r dealers.
Look for th e R ed C row n sign
before you fill.
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Tel. 96x — Electric Building — Main St.
FRANK C. JONES & CD.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(California)
/ Q H , by
Standard Oti
( C ait/sm ta)
Floyd L. Mack
Frank C. Jones
HOME PRODUCTS
PURE LARD
a
10 lbs., $1.50
5 lbs., -75c
Delivered
GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
P h o n o * : E a st 7 1 0 2 ; G re sh a m 3 3 3
AT YOUR SERVICE AT ANY TIME
Your Patronage Solicited
MORGAN BROS. TRUCK SERVICE
M oving and G eneral H au lin g
12 4 -« U nion A venue
W ood, C oal a n d B riq u e ts
P o r tla n d , O reg o n
BREAD
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the greatest of all—
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Labor-Saving
Money-Saving
Time-Saving
—appliances ever produced for the Home.
We believe you will agree with this strong statement
after you have seen one of these machines in action.
Drop in any time for Free Demonstration
ELECTRIC STORE
ELECTRIC BUILDING
CITY BAKERY,
Call at the New
Lumber Yard
FERNS
Flowers and Floral Designs
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MT. SCOTT GREENHOUSE, Inc.
0. A EASTMAN. Manager.
Portland Railway, Light & Power Company
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Gresham, Phone 11
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The Bank of Gresham pays 5 per
t-------------------------------------------- J cent Interest on time deposita.— Ad.
9502 67th Ave. 8. E., Portland
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