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GRESHAM OUTLOOK, in n > X V . M u n iin i! as. m ai PAGE T H K K l UNION HOME By W ALTER RAMSER. E. E. Schw edler su rely is a happy m an, because he g ot his 900 bushels of potatoes out over a week agb. and d u rin g th e rainy spell he could sort them . The crop was not heavy, but of excellent quality, m ostly P rid e of M ultnom ah. Mr. Schw edler cousld- I ers th is a superb variety. A SAFE INVESTMENT BLY Tax Exempt Municipal Bonds Henry H offm eister got his g rain In We own and offer for sale the following high class T A y EXEMPT before th e heavy ra in ; he is an o th er Municipal Bonds. one of the neighbors who cannot rest at ease until all fail w ork is done be-; A m ount Security M aturity Rate fore wet w eather. So fa r as we could learn , only Mrs. $3,000.00 City of Kimberly, Idaho 1930 7% Schw edler, Jo h n HofTmeister and Mr. $4,500.00 City of Stansfleld, Oregon 1930 6% B artel of o u r neighborhood got to $5,000.00 W arm Springs Irrigation 1946 6% ta k e th e degree of Ceres a t th e n a t $3,000.00 ( ity of Ridgefield, Washington 1932 1 /O ional grange. If th e re were oth ers, $4,000.00 Ochoco Irrigation Dist. 1938 67c $4,800.00 City of Toppenish. Washington we would like to h ea r from them . 1932 7% If th e re are no objections, we have $2,524.34 Deschutes Valley W ater war rant a 7% decided to have o u r new s come un $2,000.00 City of Idaho Falls, Idaho 1930 6‘/2% der th e heading of Union Home. Most $6,000.00 Burly Idaho Highway Hist. 1939 5% $ 500.00 City of Blackfoot, Idaho 1931 of th e neighbors seem to be so accus 7% 1930 tom ed to th e nam e Union, and now $1.210.87 Twin Falls, Idaho 7% • 1931 th a t th e Union school d istrict is to re $6,000.00 Town of Iiyegate, Montana 6% main in tact, it is no m ore th an rig h t $5,000.00 Town of Richland, Oregon various 7% to retain th is old tim e r’s nonenclat- ™V C ™entioned bonds are in denominations of from $200.00 ure, with th e suffix w hich rep resen ts to $1,000.00 and any one wishing to make a safe and conservative in th a t w hat to every one In o u r n eigh vestment of their funds we would be pleased to have you call and borhood is th e g re a te st m a terial pos ! talk with us. session, th e home. Se h ere Is to the happiness and p ro sp erity of each and every one in Union Home. GRESHAM, OREGON It seem s th a t th e Jo u rn a l is a little too severe w ith th e d irecto rs of the Oregon D airym ens’ L eague fo r a s k ing a m em bership voto»on dissolving th e league. To some is seem s a w onder, th a t t h e ‘ d irecto rs did not throw up long ago, in th e face of the kicks, knocks, cold w ate r and even sla n d er being poured o u t o ver them I by m em bers, including th e secession- I ists, individually and collectively. They well realize, th a t w ith o u t the h earty cooperation of th e m em bers For the name selected as best, th ere can be no lastin g success, so they are sim ply chasing th e buck I we will pay $250. For the sec* home by challenging th e m em bership j ond, third, fourth, and fifth to e ith e r help paddle th e canoe o r ' Use level measurements fo r a ll materials choice, we will pay $100, $75, sink it. But if th e O regon dairym en GET THEM AT % cup shortening decide for th e la tte r, they will th e re $50, and $25 resp ectively. 1% cuds sugar Grated r in d o f * ? orange by show th a t they do not deserve pro- j 1 egg and 1 yolk tection from th e dealers, and no 2 S vup* flour Anyone may enter the contest, 4 teUpoons Royal Raking Powder body will have sy m p ath y for them , Pitone 2331 1 cup m ilk but only one name from each Latourell Bldg. 1M squares <154 ora.) o f when th ey will ag ain be scalped by unsweetened chocolate (melted) person will be considered. teaspoon salt the “ D istrib u to r In d ia n s.’’ T hen, when they can keep th e skim milk Cream shortening. Add sugar and grated orange rind. Add beaten egg yolka. Sift together flour, salt and Royal Baking and m ake th e d ealers a present of All names must be received by Powder and add alternately with the milk; lastly fold in one th e cream , they will wish back th e beaten egg white. Divide batter Into two parts. T o one part add December 15th, 1921. In case of the chocolate. Put by tablespoonfuIs, alternating dark and light Dairy L eague days, when th ey re ties, the full amount of the prize batter, into three greased layer cake pans. Bake in moderate tained a t least p a rt of th e cream oven 20 minutes. will be given to each tying con But dairym en, rem em ber a fte r Valley FILLING AND ICING testant. Do not send your cake. Forge follows Y orktow n, if you stick 3 tablespoons melted butter 2 tablespoons orange Juice 3 cups confectioner’s sugar 1 egg white it out. Simply send the name you sug ( Powdered sugar may he used but 3 squares (3 ox».) does not make as smooth icing) unsweetened chocolate Up h ere th e silver thaw set In on gest, with your own name and Grated rind o f % orange and pulp o f i orange Sunday m orning a t ab o u t 8 o’clock address, to the THE UNIVERSAL CAR Put butter, sugar, orange juice and rind into bowl. C ut pulp and lasted ab o u t ten hours. T he te m from orange, removing akin and seeds, and add. Beat all together p e ra tu re a t 9 a. m. was 31 degrees until smooth. Fold in beaten egg white. Spread this icing on layer used for top of cake. W hile icing is soft, sprinkle with ROYAL BAKING POWDER COMPANY and rem ained below 34 degrees until unsweetened chocolate shaved in fine pieces with sharp knife a fte r d ark , when it slow ly began to luae % square). T o remaining icing add 2H squares unsweetened 149 William Street, N ew York chocolate which has been melted. Spread thia th ick l/ between rise u n til about 7 o ’clock when layers and on aides of cake. w arm wind set in, raisin g th e tern Sedan$660 p e ra tu re to 52 degrees in less th an F. O. B. Detroit an hour. On Monday m orning no W it h S ta r te r a n d d e trace of Ice could be seen h ere as far m o u n ta b le R im e n o rth as H ogan H ill, but a t th e Lynch PLEASANT HOME school on th e Section L ine road on Rev. A. J. W are will preach a t the th e way into P o rtlan d , every th in g was B aptist church a t P leasan t Home in th e Icy clutch of Jack F ro st and Sunday m orning an d evening. S un his tw in b ro th er, Silver Thaw . O ur day school at 10 o ’clock and C hristian locality seem s especially protected E ndeavor a t 7 o ’clock. front m ost of the extrem e clim atic The L ad les’ Aid of th e B aptist d isturbances. So fa r we had no church will hold an apron sale and frost th is fall, th e silver thaw leav bazaar a t th e church F rid ay even ing practically no trace on th e g reen ing, D ecem ber 2. Come and buy corn, an d th e late tom atoes are only your C h ristm as giftB. p artially frosted. T he force of th e Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Scovllle of cold ea st winds, w hich occasionally Lincoln county a re visiting Mrs. Sco- m ake life m iserable a t G resham and v ille’s sisters, Mrs. ^ n d e rs o n an d especially at T ro u td a le , have spent Mrs. Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Scovllle m ost of th e ir volum n and much of were d elegates to th e n atio n al gran g e th e ir frig id ity un til they arriv e here, m eeting in P o rtlan d , and are now alth o u g h we are only seven m iles aw aitin g o p o rtu n ity to re tu rn to from T ro u td ale as th e bird flies. So th e ir hom e as th e late storm has far th e w riter has noticed little dam crippled train service to Lincoln age done to fru it and o rn am en tal trees here by th e silver th aw , and it county. Among those from th is com m uni is only a question of a few days until ty ta k in g th e n atio n al degree work the phones will all be w orking again. There is no wasted heat of th e g ran g e w ere Miss Elva Dolan, | W edin’s new bungalow is rapidly when your heater is filled Mr. and Mrs. Max K ligel, R. I. An n earin g com pletion. Complete autom obile satisfaction is the with clean-burning Pearl Mr. Lem ke finished his co n tra ct of derson, Mrs. L. M. Nelson, W ilm er Oil. At the touch of a match result o f b u y in g w isely and econom cu ttin g cord wood for a P o rtlan d fuel Nelson and Jo e Albel. this high-quality kerosene The re g u la r services will be held , com pany. ica lly ra th e r th a n the desire and means a t th e M ethodist church on Sunday makes the heater deliver to b u y e xtra va g a n tly. KELSO m orning beginning prom ptly at 10 comfortable warmth at little a. m. with th e Sunday school follow-1 T he W om an’s club of K elso met F ig u re o u t y o u r every autom obile re co st And it’s most conve Ing a t 11 o'clock w ith p reaching a t th e hom e of Mrs. Robt. Jo n sru d on quirem ent and you w ill find it in a F o rd nient to use — no ashes to service. A conference of th — e work- ------ T h u rsd ay afternoon of la st weex bother with — no coaxing to Sedan— a fa m ily ca r o f distinction and ers In th e prim ary d ep a rtm en t of the The follow ing m em bers w ere presen t: Stinrlasr . . . to -- ___ make It bum. Sunday school 1._a has ____ been called beauty a ca r o f co m fo rt and conven Mrs. E. H ers, Mrs. I. H. Phipps, Mrs m eet follow ing th e services, to d is F. R athke, .Mrs. P eterson, Mrs H a ience — a c a r o f dependability and Pearl Oil is refined and cuss som e very im p o rta n t m atters. w orth, Mrs. H. Revenue, Mrs J. Rev service a c a r th a t w ill g ive yo u com re-refined by the special A full atten d an ce of teach ers is d e enue, Mrs. B aum back, Miss V aerettl sired. plete satisfaction. process developed by the and Mrs. E. V. E rickson, also th e fol- Ju n io r Sunday school sch o lars of low ing visitors: Mrs F. W. C anning, experience and resources th e M. E. Sunday school should n ot | Mrs. Ed. L ittlepage, Mrs. C. J. Sin- Y ou should place y o u r o rd e r n o w if of the Standard Oil Com forget th e ir g ifts of g arm e n ts for th e dall and Mrs. T. 0 . Jo n sru d . F o u r y o u w ish to avoid delay in delive ry. pany. little boys and g irls of th e n ear East, new m em bers w ere added. A social They should also rem em ber th e pic- h o u r was enjoyed and refresh m en ts You can get it in bulk tu res and cards for th e scrapbooks, served. from dealers everywhere. (*ifts of toys will also be fine for Miss M orris, health n u rse for KEROSENE Order by name — Pearl Oik tbf^e two m issionary en terp rises of C lackam as county, visited th e school th e Ju n io r d ep artm en t. T his de- on Monday of last week. Miss Morris sta ndard oil company <¡R E S H A M ESTACADA p artm en t plans to add som e pleas arriv ed In Oregon City from Soutn ure to th e lives of th e n ea r E ast D akota a little o ver a m onth ago to children and to th e children in th e fake up th is work u nder th e direction I P o rtlan d hospitals. of th e Red Cross. Among those atten d in g th e n atio n POWELL VALLEY a l g ran g e convention In P o rtlan d last The Missea E tta A nderson and LII- week were, Mr and Mrs. Max Kligel and Mrs Joel Ja rl. Mrs. J a rl retu rn ed i lie Nelson left W ednesday to spend a to M edford, Oregon, to spend ine HALEY ClanMiried Ad. Rate« few days with th e fo rm e r's a u n t, w inter. 1% lb. loaf, 13c F irst insertio n , l c a w o rj, m ini C alvert a t Oregon City. 2 for 25c E d g ar G reist, son of Mrs. Jess Mr. and Mrs. B ergstrom and fam mum 20c; su b seq u en t insertions, H e Miss Mabel L u n d q u ist is spending H ite, u nderw ent an operation for ap ily are settled on the John V alberg a word, m inim um 10c. W rapped in t sera n are ' th e holiday at home. She Is aiten d - pendicitis a t th e Oregon City hospi farm , which they have rented. Mr. . . of th e W ant Ad. Colum _____ wax paper urged to pay cash w ith o rd er and and Mrs. G supm an and son Joe have ” rf.P, . ° u?,Vh. wl,h or,,er ,n d I Ing th e Oregon N orm al school this tal, and is reported doing well. moved to H aley (« » o ld se n d ln g bills fo r sm all am o u n ts year. 1 lb. loaf 9c Miss E dith W right was th e guest D entistry m ade painless by nerve _ . ... I u 8 ,° r **e b attery rep a irin g and re- Keep In style, Try one of those charging, s ta r te r and g e n e ra to r of Miss Amy G ustafson oh T h an k s blocking m ethods. T ry It, Dr. C P Johnson, «11 Morgan Bldg., P o rt-, "classy-fled’' work. Raker * Son. giving day. land. O regon Main «74».— Adv. 1 A Mystery Cake Can you name it ? BANK OF GRESHAM Here is another new Royal Cake, so delicious and appetizing that we have been unable to give it a name that does justice to its unusual qualities. It can be made just right only with Royal Baking Powder. Will you make it and name it? LEE $500 for theWBest Names PUNCTURE - PROOF TIRES $5.00 for Puncture $ 10.00 for Blow-out H ow to make it j Sherman McCarter Garage cZZf real economy C om plete S a tis f a c tio n to use Pearl Oil in your oil heater PEARL OIL RAKER & SON HEAT AND LIGHT BREAD REDUCED CITY BAKERY, Gresham, Phone 11