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GRESHAM OUTLOOK
P u b lish e d ev ery T u esd ay a n d F r i ­
day a t G re sh a m , O regon, by th e
O u tlo o k P u b lish in g Co., H. L. St.
C lair, E d ito r an d M an ag er.
One year, $1.50, s ix m onth s. 85c. th ree
m onth s' tria l su b scrip tio n , 50c.
C om b in ation r a te s w ith all th e P o rt­
land D a llie s. W eek ly O regonian, W eekly
J o u rn al and O regon C ity E n terp rise.
A D V E R T IS IN G
R a te s reason ab le. Our r e p r e s e n ta tiv e
w ill c a ll
Official paper o f the T ow n o f G resham
O fficial paper o f th e T ow n o f F a ir v ie w
E n tered a s se c o n d -c la s s m a tter M arch
8, 1011, a t th e P ostoffice at G resham .
O regon, under th e A ct o f M arch 8, 187».
IX3OKINU A H E A D .
C h ris tm a s an d New Y e a r’s a re
lin k ed closely to g e th e r in tim e an d
s p irit.
C h ris tm a s is th e h a p p ie s t
tim e o f th e y e a r an d New Y e a r's th e
m o st h o p efu l.
C h ris tm a s bids us
look up to th e d iv in e so u rc e o f o u r
m an y b lessin g s, New Y e a r’s in v ites
us to ren ew ed m e n ta l an d p h y sical
e ffo rt to m ak e th e fu tu re b e tte r th a n
th e p ast.
W e a re la rg e ly th e a r b ite r s of o u r
ow n d e stin ie s. W h at th e fu tu r e m ay
hold in s to re fo r o n e is n o t h a lf as
im p o rta n t as o n e 's a ttitu d e to w a rd
th e fu tu re . T h e tr u e a ttitu d e is one
of fa ith , a n d hope, an d co u rag e.
T he rig h t a ttitu d e can m eet th e d if­
ficulties an d o v erco m e th em an d r e ­
ceive th e b lessin g s a n d be benefited
by th em .
A b la c k sm ith , a c u tle ry m a k e r, a
m a c h in ist, a w a tc h m a k e r, each buy
five d o lla rs w o rth of raw iro n . T h e
b lack sm ith m ak es it in to h o rsesh o es
w o rth ten d o lla rs ; th e c u tle ry m a k e r
m akes it in to k n iv es w o rth $ 2 0 0 ; th e
m a c h in ist m ak es it in to n eed les,
w o rth $ 6 ,8 0 0 ; th e w a tc h m a k e r m ak es
it in to h a irs p rin g s w o rth $20,000.
We all have p u t in to o u r p ossession
n early th e sam e v atu e o f raw m a te r­
ial to s t a r t w ith . A re we g o in g to
m ake it w o rth m uch o r little ? T h a t’s
CLASSIFIED, BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL ADS.
T H E L IN K .
Ily E D W A R D W. STRO N G , S ta n fo rd U n iv ersity .
H e ig h ts a n d d e p th s , th e sw eep o f m o u n ta in ra n g e s ,
T h e sm ell of p in e b e n e a th a clo u d -sw ep t sky,
L ilt of life am id th e se a s o n 's c h a n g e s—
T h e s tr e n g th a n d fa ith of ag es lo n g g o n e by.
Lo— th e g re a t, th e open h e a rt o f sp aces,
T h e m a je sty of n ig h t in c le a n lin e s s an d peace.
K in d lin e ss o f day th a t m a rs n o t n o r effaces
B ut b u ild s in e x a lta tio n a n d b elief.
R ain a n d su n , th e w ind p lay in th e o p en .
T h e c h a n t of m an y voices in th e tre e s—
T r u th s as g re a t as th e s e can n o t be sp o k en ,
N o r th e w h isp ers o f a la k e b e n e a th th e breeze.
S c en ts o f leaves, th e cool d am p b re a th of ag es,
T h e w eave of sh ad o w s on th e fo re s t g re e n —
P a tr ia r c h s o f tre e s lik e a n c ie n t sag es
W hose fa ith h as m ad e th em q u ie t an d s e re n e ;
R estless q u e st of w a te rs, o n w a rd flow ing
E te rn a l to th e bosom of th e sea,
E v er a n d fo re v e r w itlfo u t k n o w in g
B ut each a m e a s u re in a sy m p h o n y ;
A
M ighty m oods an d s tre n g th e n in g silen ces,
T h e voice of n a tu r e an d th e h a n d o f G od—
Scopes m o re v ast th a n m a n -m ad e v iolences,
C re a tio n an d th e flow er in th e so d :
L ife an d d e a th , th e in fin ite so u l o b sc u re
C o nceives e te r n ity w ith in its h e a rt,
F eels a n d kn o w s th a t all th e s e th in g s e n d u re
Im m o rta l an d su rp a s s in g m a n -m ad e a rt.
— S ta n fo rd C a rd in a l.
x*x*» » » » » » > x« » » x» X '
N e w Y e a r ’s
in E g y p t
TTie Nev? Year
P K -rsiciA w s
T A K E N U P 2-year-old d a rk J e rse y I GOOD ORGAN fo r sa le, $25. P h o n e
h e ife r. J. A. H ite, 3 m iles n o rth of
428, W. R. C ro sier, R. D. B oring
P
H
O
N
E
—
Office 1241
B o rin g , m ile so u th w e s t P le a s a n t
O regon.
tf
H om e.
C ID E R M IL L f o r ~ s a l e r $ 2 l . _ C ost
H. H. HUGHES, M. D.
$26 a m o n th ago. Good as new . |
LIVESTOCK
P h o n e 2 4 61.
tf
H o u rs. 10-12 A. M.
2-4 and 7-8 P. M
S IX -H O R S E ST O V E R E N G IN E , fo r
Office. W ith r o w B u ild in g
H ORNES
sale.
L a te s t im p ro v ed coal oil
G R E SH A M .
-
OREG O N
b u rn e r. U sed on e y e a r. In q u ire
FO R SA LE — A good heav y team . i of C. H. C a lk in s, G resh am , Ore.
J o h n B row n, p h o n e 2 5 0 I.
tf j
Office P h o n e 46
R es. P h o n e 123
C ED A R F E N C E PO STS an d b erry
FO R
SA LE T h re e
th o r o u g h b re d j p o sts f o r sale. V. J . H illy a rd ,
GEO. INGLIS, M. D.
B elg ian co lts, 2-, 3- and 4 -y e a r I p h o n e G re sh a m 95x2.
tf
o ld s
C. M in sin g er, 210 B o ard of
Physician and Surgeon
T ra d e
B ldg., P o rtla n d .
P h o n e F O R S A L E — Good sm o o th B u rb a n k
Office, o v er r t r e t S ta t e Bank
p o ta to e s, $1.75 p e r sack .
Phone
A ut. 5 3 2 -88. _____________________
H o u r» — 1 to 5 P. M.
2 85, G re sh a m .
COW S
G R E SH A M ,
.
OREG O N
11E \l 8 T1TC111 N i;, 8 c e n ts a y a rd .
S E V E R A L F R E S H COW S fo r sale.
M rs. C a rrie H a n se n , M ain s tre e t,
(' E. B ra m h a ll, T ro u td a le , O re.
G re sh a m , n e a r h ig h school. M ail
P h o n e 167x1
ST R A Y ED OR STO LEN from l,a u -
o rd e rs
p ro m p tly
a tte n d e d
to.
d e rb a c k 's p a s tu re , y ear-o ld h e ife r,
P h o n e 517.
tf
Emily F. Bolcom, F. D.
black w ith w h ite belly a n d fe e t,
Physician and Surgeon
w h ite sp o t in fo re h e a d an d on tip F O R S A L E — F ir s t g ro w th fir e x tra
fo r
good d ry d ead w ood. $6.50 p e r
of ta il. $5 re w a rd .
R. J. Gow,
W o m en a u d C h ild re n
c o rd ; 16-inch, $7.75 p e r cord. O r­
p h o n e 1607. __
G resh am ,
.
O regon
d e rs filled p ro m p tly . P h o n e G re sh ­
LO ST— D u rh am cow, M uley. W e a r­
am 97. R. D oane, R t 4.
in g sm a ll
bell.
N otify
Jack
S a u n d e rs , p h o n e 346.
M IX E D HAY AND C L O V E R fo r sale.
FO R S A L E OR T R A D E — R e g iste re d
B aled. E. D unn, R t. 4, G resh am ,
.1- M. SHORT, M. I).
J e rs e y bull 2 y e a rs old, R o sa lin e ’s
p h o n e 93.
•
tf
L illy 's C a tillo n . H is d am g ive six I f o r W E L L D R IL L IN G , see J a n n s e n
Physician and Surgeon
g a llo n s of m ilk a n d te s ts 6.3.
I
B ros., 415 N. W. B an k b u ild in g ,
Rea. 3 E a s t 69th St.
g u a r a n te e th is bull to be clean an d | P o rtla n d , p h o n e M ain 7472. R ef-
p o R ? r ? t - , ? u i *13 8eiu a» B ia<-
P i'R 1 LA N D ,
-
O REG O N
rig h t every way.
W. J . P h a ir,
e re n c e s a n d e s tim a te s c h e e rfu lly
B o rin g , O regon, on e m ile so u th of
given
__o ttr e ll s t a t ion.
tf 1
A. W. BOTKIN, M. I).
ST R A Y E D fro m my p lace sin ce D e-I
c e m b e r 5, on e d a rk J e rs e y h e ife r. .
Physician and Surgeon
L. S. A lex an d er, p h o n e 429 A n d e r-|
Office o v er B a s k o f G resh a m
son 8 ta .___________
H o u rs 2 to 5 P. M.
S E V E R A L GOOD F R E S H COW S f o r '
P h o n es— Office 1271;
R es. 127x
sale.
E.
B aum ann,
G re sh a m . I
___
G
resh
am
,
O
regon
p h o n e 2441.
PEARL OIL
I'O I 1.1 R t
c o m m iltc r o f th e O regon Irrig a tio n
C ongreaa w ill bo called on th e sam e
d a te tn c o n ju n c tio n w ith th e s ta te
c h a m b e r, a c c o rd in g to th e a n n o u n c e ­
m e n t. *
N o tificatio n of th e a n n u n l m eetin g
la b ein g se n t to d a y to all co m m ercial
c lu b s o f th e s ta te , a n d every o rg an
iz a tlo n Is u rg e d to h av e a d e le g a te
In a tte n d a n c e . D ire c to rs of th e s ta te
c h a m b e r fo r t h e co m in g y ear w ill
be e le c te d , a n d v a rio u s q u e stio n s of
s ta te -w id e in te r e s t w ill be up fo r
d isc u ssio n , in c lu d in g new m eth o d s
of d e a lin g
w ith
la n d
se ttle m e n t
p ro b le m s w ith re sp e c t to th e ir r ig a t­
ed la n d s o f th e s ta te , a c c o rd in g to
th e a n n o u n c e m e n t.
H. V. ADIX, M. I).
/ hysician and Surgeon
Offlce o v er B an k o f G resh am
Offlce p h on e 1431 or 179
B es. 1433
W ith Dr. W . J. o t t
B est p h on e fo r a p p o in tm en t
,X * X * X » X » X * X * X » X ’X » X eX * X » X * i
P U R E B R E D HYM ALYAN R A B B fT S
fo r sale. P h o n e 153, J. N ay lo r, R.
1 A group of people w ere sh ip ­
2, Box 11, T ro u td a le , O regon.
w recked o r o th erw ise cast upon
P IG S
th e ir own reso u rces anil w ere to lose
track of th e d ate they would have no FO R SA LE O ne re g is te re d D uroc
eqsy m eans of finding it again. O ur
h o ar, 15 m o n th s; o ne p u re -b re d
y e a r Is an artificial one, and so m ust
D uroc sow , 18 m o n th s. L. C ru m b .
he m ade by careful study in well
G resh am , R t. A, Box 161, p h o n e
5 2x6.
equipped o bservatories. W ithout p re ­
cise In stru m en ts it would he difficult 1:1 ; I STICK E l) D u ro c -Je rse y broou
sow , a lso pigs, fo r sa le ch eap . C.
to fix th e day when the new y e a r be­
up to you an d me.
Aim. p h o n e 468.
gins.
W h a te v e r th e past bus been, th e
Tlie an cien t E g y ptians experienced AM D IS P E R S IN G e ig h t re g is te re d
D uroc b red sow s, tw e n ty w e a n lin g
no such difficulty. T h e ir year, from
new y e a r gives us a ch an ce to m ak e
pigs an d y o u n g se rv ic e b o ar. C om e
which ours Is derived, had a perfectly
a new b e g in n in g . Let'H n o t " t r y "
look th e m over.
P ric e d re a s o n ­
n a tu ra l beginning.
It alw ay s com ­
able. II C. C o m p to n , B o rin g , O re.
th is o r th a t h u t lay o u t a p ro g ram
menced on th e day w hen S irius and
P h o n e 95x.
th e sun rose together.
fo r n y e a r o r m ore ah e a d an d bend
FO R S A L E — R e g iste re d H a m p sh ire
T he tei.nples of E gypt w ere really
hogs. 2 b re d g ilts , 3 b o ars, 7 %
o u r en e rg ie s to " p u t it o v e r.”
observatories, built to face tills o r th a t
m o n th s old, 2 h o a rs 2*4 m o n th s,
s ta r a s It rose. They w ere m ore or
4 sow s 2 14 m o n th s. P ric e s re a s o n ­
CAN T IIE W O ULD DISARM 7
less elab o rate, but all had as th e ir
able. F . A. W elch, G re sh a m , III.
4, p h o n e 77x.
fu n d am en tal plan a long narrow p as­
T h e re Is m o re to d is a rm a m e n t
sage down which th e s tn r's ray s came, _______
A U T O M O B IL E S
th a n m ost people th in k .
W e can
and a d ark chan d ler nt tlie fu r end F O R D TO U R IN G CAR AND FO R D
w here the p riest m ade tlie observa­
hug fo r sale. B o th w ith good r u b ­
sc ra p o u r b a ttle s h ip s, re d u c e o u r
1 b er a n d a re g u a ra n te e d in good
tion and w here th e im age w as kept.
arm ie s to m ere police fo rces, a b a n ­
m ech a n ical co n d itio n .
P riced fo r
Tlie beginning o f the new y e a r w as
q u ick sale.
E n q u ire at H o m a n ’s
don th e s u b m a rin e s an d bo m b in g
an im p o rtan t event. We can picture
A uto P a in Sho^i. M ain s tre e t,
tiie scene a s th e p riests, followed by
p lan es, b u t if th e claim s of sc ie n ­
11 r. -h am .
ti
th
e
scribes,
law
yers,
m
erchants,
and
tists a re tr u e we h av e n o t m ad e a be­
th e curious crowd, w ind th e ir w ay up j 1921 FO R D R O A D ST E R w ith d e liv ­
g in n in g w hen we have d o n e a ll th is.
ery box fo r sale. C h eap . C ash o r
to th e » 'm ple in th e first s tre a k s of
te rm s. Jo h n B acon, T h ird s tr e e t
W e have o n ly d o n e aw ay w ith th e
daw n, and ta k e th e ir appointed places.
G re sh a m . P hone 1x1.
least d e s tru c tiv e m ean s of w a rfa re .
As d ay lig h t conies on th e In terest of
1 '• 1 '» C H E V R O L E T ,
m e c h a n ic a lly
Can we do aw ay w ith th e m o st d es­
everyone is cen tered on tw o groups.
p p rfe c t, new w heels, tire s an d top.
T he p rie sts on th e roof a re s tra in ­
tru c tiv e ?
$275.
E asy te rm s. Jo h n Bacon
ing th e ir eyes fo r th e first glim pse of j Third street, U re sh a m R hone l x l .
T h e re cen t g e n e ra l w a r w as a te r ­
th e com ing sun, w hile those down In F O R I) T R U C K fo r sa le o r tr a d e for
ro r us to th e n u m b e r of m en It k illed.
th e d ark cham ber are w atching fo r
c a ttle , 1918 m odel.
P ric e $150.
Hut poison g a s w as th e n in its in ­
Sirius. Soldiers a re stationed around ! W rite E. E k stro m , G re sh a m , O re-
fancy even If 3 1 p er c e n t of th e
th e tem ple to keep the crow d silen t I g o n. R. A.
A m erican d e a th s w ere d u e to it.
and to p revent stra g g le rs from cross­
REAL ESTATE RENTALS,
J u s t th in k th is o v er. T h e g re a te s t
ing th e p ath of the s ta r's ray s In fro n t
LOANS
a d v an ce in th e scien ce of k illin g h u ­
of the tem ple door a t th e critical |
m an b ein g s h as W en m ad e sin ce
m om ent.
FO R S A L E C H E A P — New b u n g alo w
A shout h u rsts from th o se on the
1918 -s in c e th e y e a r o f th e a rm istic e .
fo u r room a n d b a th .
G a ra g e ,
ch ick e n h o u se anil ru n . N e a r c o r­
roof ns the sun tops the horizon. T he
And th e g ases in v en ted by us A m eri­
n e r F o u rth an d H ood s tre e ts . Jo e
o b serv ers below w atch tlielr w ater
c a n s a re th e m ost d ead ly o f all. F o r
• M elugin.
clocks
carefu
lly
now
as
th
e
m
inutes
ex am p le, a sin g le d ro p of poison d e ­
are told off. and s tra in th e ir eyes a t _____ MISCELLANEOUS
veloped by A m erican c h e m ists w ill
th e n arro w opening w here S irius Is to LO ST— A s tr in g o f re d c o ra l b ead s
kill on to u ch . Im a g in e s p ra y in g an
shine. In a few m om ents S irius itse lf I betw een W ith ro w 's r e s ta u r a n t an d
a rm y w ith it fro m an a irp la n e .
flashes Into view, and th e new y ear |
»Mt. H ood d ep o t, S u n d ay a f t e r ­
G en eral F rie s, ch ief o f o u r c h e m i­
h as begun.
noon
R e tu rn to A gnes A rth u r,
cal w ar serv ice, say s th a t A m erican
ai W ith ro w 's.
Ttie E gyptians discovered th a t th e
y ear h as an e x tra q n n rte r of a day In LOST- B etw een G resh am am i P o w ­
m u s ta rd g as is a b o u t th e le a s t d ead ly
ell V alley s to re , tw o D odge sid e
It. T hey did It hy noting th a t on some
of th e gases th a t o u r a irp la n e s ran
y ears Sirius and th e sun rose alm ost ‘ c u rta in s a n d a m a n 's h a t. Dr. A.
use offensively. Y et, d e c la re s F rie s,
T h o m p so n . G re sh a m , p h o n e 316
together, whllp on o th ers th ere w as an
th r e e m in u te s a f te r his a irp la n e s
R O L L E R C A N A R IE S FO R SA LE,
ap p reciab le difference In time, and th a t
hav e co m m en ced to d ro p m u s ta rd gas
ch eap .
Mrs. C la re n c e C ath ey ,
th ese changes repented them selves
BLACK N EW Y EA R PU D D IN G
on a to w n , th e w hole city w ill be
every five years.
T hey found th e ! p h o n e 97.
s c re a m in g w ith p ain an d te r r o r
length of th e y ear to w ithin 11 m inutes F O R S A L E —-Th.- h» t»t b yke In tow n
In g re d ie n ts; One cupful black mo­
$ 2 7 .5 0 . See It a t th e seco n d -h a n d
T h o se not b lin d ed a re b u rn ed . No
of its tru e value, which w as a rem ark ­
lasses; one cupful thick sour m ilk ;
s to re .
F . G. S ta r r e tt, E sta c a d a .
able thing to do w ith the p rim itive ap-
o ne could e n te r th e city once th e
O r e g o n ____________
one dessertspoonful so d a ; heat well. pllanees they had a t hand
fu m es a re d isc h a rg e d
fro m
th e
Add one teasponnful s a lt; one g rated
FO R S A L E C H E A P O ne P e t e r W -
bom bs.
F ire s w ould s ta r t, nobody n u tm eg ; one eighth
pound citron,
w ay p u m p w ith e x tr a c y lin d e r an d
N EW Y E A R 'S T H E N A ND NOW .
w ould be a b le to q u en ch th e m , and chopped tine; one fo u rth pound suet,
rods. On B ase L in e ro a d , o n e -h a lf
m ile w est a n d 600 feet s o u th of
th e city an d m ost of its in h a b ita n ts «hopped line; four dry tigs, M opped
As long a s people can rem em ber,
B a rk e r ro ad .
E. H. C ook, p hone
w ould be d estro y e d in a few h o u rs. fine; on« dozen alm onds, minced fine;
T a b o r 6483.
th ere have been New Y ear p arties.
one cupful seeded ra is in s ; th ree raw
D isarm c h e m istry !
Hut how ?
ta rt apples, chopped co arsely ; th ree T he old Rom ans gave th e irs In honor FO R S A L E D r y No. 1 old g ro w th
of Jan n a, th e tw o-faced god.
One
w ood. G ood d ead w ood, d e liv e re d .
cupfuls
flour. Mix all together, steam
STATE CHAMBER WILL
L. E C ra sw e ll, p h o n e G re sh a m 1
face looked hack at the old. spent |
Iti
a
b
u
ttered
mold
for
th
ree
hours
and
MEET JANUARY 3D
3 83.__________ __________________ t f ,
dry for 15 m inutes in an oven. Serve year, and one fa re looked forw ard to F S E D IM P L E M E N T S an d m a c h in e ry
th e new. fresh year. T hey gave pres­
J a n u a r y 3 h as been set as th e with any good puddlug sauce. T his ents to him and to each o th e r w ith
th a t w ill g iv e you s a tis fa c tio n o r
m oney b ack : D rag saw s, c re a m
d a te of th e a n n u a l m eetin g of th e will serve 15 persons.
tlie hope th a t th e new y ear would he
s e p a r a to rs , g a s e n g in e s,
plow s. ’
O regon S ta te C h a m b e r of C o m ­
good lo them . Some o f the people w ho I feed g rin d e rs , s p re a d e rs .
W A. I
R E SO L U T IO N S.
m erce, a c c o rd in g lo an an n o u n c e ­
lived long ago w aited until th e end of I H essel.
G re sh a m S ervice.
Re- 1
March to «-elehrate the New Y ear, |
ment to d a y fo llo w in g a m eetin g of
lia b ility .
K eso h ed . To eave nil money
slime
th
a
t
w
as
the
tim
e
th
a
t
the
t
And lead a frugal life«
th e B oard o f D irecto rs h eld at S a­
and g rass began new life
Resolved To do my duty
lem . A m e e tin g of th e ex ecu tiv e
HE y ear th a t has Just closed
m eans som ething different
to m ost everyhoily.
To
some It has brought a g reat
Joy; to o th ers a g re a t so rro w ; to
many, both g rief anil gladness In
full m easure. Many of us have
gone along the regular, u n ev en t­
ful path, tilled w ith th e happiness
of love and work and the Joy of
everyday things, which, a fte r all,
Is the best hapipness.
Tu youth the New Y ear m eans
a long, pleasure-filled evening and
the w riting of a new d ate on th e ir
letters. They look n eith er fo r­
ward nor hack. They m ake reso­
lutions because It seem s th e cor­
rect thing tn them to do. They
keep them som etim es and It helps
make them b e tte r men and women,
hut It Is not a serio u s m a tte r with
them —Just as Is n a tu ra l for youth.
o ld e r folks Involuntarily look
hack a hit on th e even of a new
year- -net system atically, h u t w ith
ii general sw eeping glance th a t
usually m akes them a lilt uncom ­
fo rtab le Ht tilings left undone or
failu res to m ake good as they
hHd Intended. Maybe th ere has
been Just one thin g accom plished
th at gives them a little warm feel­
ing round th e ir h e a rts— m aybe not.
The g reat sorrow or g reat Joy
stan d s out w ith m ore m eaning to
them th an to youth. *Tls an o th er
m ilestone passed.
The New Y ear may not p resen t
very bright p ro sp ects to some, hut
these sam e older folks know th a t
th ere Is som ething b e tte r In sto re
than w hat th e im m ediate fu tu re
seem s to offer— know th a t unhappy
things can't la s t—th a t th e y a re
p retty sure to lend to som ething
g re a te r and b e tte r—know th a t
even If they can 't u n d erstan d th e
reason for sorrow and trouble th a t
th ere Is a reason know It deep
down w ithin them selves, though
outw ardly they resen t and rebel
against fate. It Is not blind faith
or optim ism th a t tenches this, hut
reason and know ledge of life.
O lder folks know th a t th e y ear
Is bound to bring happiness and re­
lief tn those who j r e now hearing
sorrow and trouble.— Mrs. J. K.
Leslie In the D etro it News.
(KEROSENE)
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p u lle ts fo r sale. In fine c o n d itio n . |
J o h n D uley, B o rin g , O regon.
R A B B IT S
3
Anti «till fthatuin from «(rife.
Resolved To give up «nicking
And never touch a drop
R esolved To he.xl the speed law«
And ne'er offend a cop
H eeolw d To quit com plaining
And «mile whene'er 1 can.
Resolved To ceawe from knocking
And praise tny fellow man
Resolved but w hat’« the use of
My plunging In «o deep*
I*ve mail* more resolution«
Than ».ny man could keep
D E N T IS T S
P h o n e s:
A UTO SIG N
A ll W o rk G u a ra n te e d a n d
P ric e s H ea-sonable.
O sb o rn
G re sh a m , O re.
P h o n e 1263
DR. B. H. PEDERSEN
W ood - S a n d - G ravel
D eliv ered a n y P lace
T R U C K S E R V IC E
D e n tis t ,
Office over* G resh am T h e a te r
Office H o u rs 9 to 4
G resham .
Oregon
J. R. K N A R R & S O N
T R O U T D A L E , O REG O N
PRIVATE
SANITORIUM
Mrs. H arriet Timmerman
C o n tr a c to r — B u ild e r
Phone
C or. 3d a n d M ain
861
G resh am , O re.
G e n e ra l B u ild in g in G resh am an d
v icin ity a t P o rtla n d prices
ATTOBXETS
A. RUDE
BU CK LEY AVENUE
R o u te 3
Box 763
P o rtla n d
5 17.
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McGuirk & Schneider
Attorneys at Law
At G resham Office,
T eaching E v e r y W ednesday.
J o h n W . O liv e r
Piolin Teacher
T u esd a y s. T h u rsd a y and .S atu rd ays
G resham Office. W ith r o w B ldg
P ortlan d Office. 6 0 5 -1 5 P en to n B ld g
C all o r phone 177, W ednesday.
S tu d io a t hom e of D. M. R oberts
Second an d R o b erts Av., G resham
S A T IS F A C T IO N
GUARANTEED
15 Y e a rs E x p e rie n c e
I K ED B. JO N E S
J. E. GATES
Funeral Director
ESTACADA
l a d y A s s is ta n t
P rice« R ig h t
Piano Tuning and Repairing
L eav e O rd e r a t O u tlo o k
P R IC E S 3 .OO
P h o n e 1561
A u to Top« R ecovered and R epaired.
A ll k in d s o f T on M aterial and
C u rtain W in d ow s
S. E. PALMQUIST
Florence M. Honey
P ia n o
S ta d io F ir s t »State R an k B ldg.
P h o n e 2111
AUTO TOP SHOP .
»Main S t., G re sh a m
P h o n e 175
W. S. WOOD
A uctioneer
V A N CO U V ER,
F a rm
F r ie d a E . B r a tz e l
Teacher o f Piano
P r iv a te o r
I jchrow «
,,a n (î D ev elo p m en t, S ca le
<$.. ifk d o«K« and M u sic a l A n a ly sis.
. tudio,
Bidge Ave., near Lawrence
O rw h a m , P h o n « 731
W A SH IN G TO N
and S to c k S alea a S p e c ia lty
Ftaone V a n co u v er 614, or
Q reeham O utlook 1561
Contractor,
Builder
G e n e ra l C a rp e n te r W ork
an d ('a llin e i M aking
L on g E x p erien ce
W ORK G U A R A N T E E D
L. J. W INTER, Gresham
im s h b a w c e
SEE—
JOHN BROWN
T
w e,
E s ta te and In su ra n ce
A u to m o b ile,
H ea lth .
P íe te O ía se.
n m A Tì ? £ ACTl r N g u a ra n teed
Office 2501
PHONES
R ee. 518
R e in e r B u ild in g
rtr« .
JAMES ELKINGTON
.
m oaakcl
A ccident,
S u re ty B onds,
F ire ,
.A utom obile, U f e , H e a lth
P la te Glam.,
ne»
Offlce 2341
10 lbs., $1.50
GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
I \\ BROWN, Prop.
one 41
BRO S. TR U C K
on M aln S tr e e t
PHONES
R es
88
Oregon Fire Relief Assn.
Oregon Life Insurance
W. T H O R N E , A g en t
G re sh a m , O regon
Re». 1957
Phones
Ofc. 1291
M a x w e ll S c h n e id e r
PHO TO S
G re sh a m 43
AT YOUR SERVICE AT ANY TIME
Your Patronage Solicited
M ORGAN
W ith ro w B ldg.
P h o n e 123x
Delivered
I'h iin t»
DR. H. H. OTT
Dentist
B u ild in g G re sh a m , O regon
P h o n e G resh am 489
lbs., 75c
E ast 7 1 6 2 ;
D en tal X -R ay
Office o v e r B an k of G resh am
HOMAN & SONS
PURE LARD
\
Dentist
N erve B lo ck in g
IN T E R IO R D EC O RA TIN G
HOME PRODUCTS
NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTIONS
" A r , yeu m aking any good resolu-
tlo n a for New Y ear’« D ay!"
"N a, I h av en 't had tim e to break
all my last New Y ear's enee yet."
B e e. 2185
DR. W. J. OTT
AND H O U SE
PAINTING
Office 2184;
S E R V IC E
PICTURE FRAMING
M ain S tre e t
G resh am
P h o n e 541
Be a Good F ello w a n d m ak e
< h ria tm a s b r ig h te r fo r so m eo n e lee»
fo rtu n a te .
P h o n e su b e c rlp tlo n a to 1561.