GRESHAM
WITHOUT STREET ADDRESS
HUMANIZING THE
POSTAL SERVICE
YOUR MAIL IS DELAYED
AT OFFICE OF DELIVERY
T he Dead L etter Office has been In
existence ever since Ben Franklin
Started e a r postal service. Even then
people addressed mall to Mr. Eaeklel
Bmlthers, “A tlantic Coast,** and ex
pected Ben to know Just where Zeke
lived.
P erhaps they had Zeke’s address In
letters up In the garret, maybe a chest
foil of 'em, b at then tt was easier to
let Ben hunt Zeke. Today people are
addressing letters to John Smith, New
York, N. Y , or Chicago, 111., thinking
Uncle Sam can locate him, which Is
Just as Incomplete as was Zeke's ad
dress of yore. The Postofflce D epart
ment asks you to put the number and
street In the address. It helps you.
“T here la no unim portant person or
p art of oar service. It Is a total of
hornan units and their co-operation Is
the key to Its success. In Its last
analysis, postal duties are accommo
dations performed for our neighbors
and friends and should be so regarded,
rather than as a hired service per
formed for an absentee employer.”—
Postm aster General H ubert Work.
HERE COMES A STRANGER!
OUTLOOK.
i One woman writes:
ROYAL
PAG E TUK EE
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TO BECOME ONE
of o u r prosperous and th rifty
depositors. H ave a se p arate In
com e from th e one you earn.
L et your money m ultiply you
along th e road of p rosperity and
affluence.
Make your Initial
deposit today. T hen d rib b le in
a few d o llars reg u larly . T he
sacrifice will be Insignificant,
b ut th e sum to ta l in th e nam e
of com pound in te re st will be
m ost significant.
BANK OF GRESHAM
F . M ILLER, P resid en t
K.
Absolutely Pure
Leaves No B itte r Taste
S e n d for N ew R o y a l Cooh R ook—It’» FREE
Royal Baking Powder Co., 130 William St., New York
PLEASANT HOME GIRL
MARRIED RECENTLY
A wedding was solem nized ab o u t I
week ago when Miss Ire n e Erz,
j who lives in th e P leasan t H om e dis
-trict becam e th e bride of A lfred 81-
monson, an em ployee a t th e G resham
S tan d ard Oil sta tio n .
T he young
couple have moved into th e Gleason
home which is next door to th e D. E.
, Towle residence. They will reside
th e re u n til th e ir new home, which is
being bu ilt on th e D avidson tra c t on
th e n o rth side of the Powell Valley
road, is com pleted.
PLEASANT VALLEY
7-3%
Automobile Repairing
We are equipped to rep a ir your
car, regardless of th e m ake, and do
a first-class job, one th a t we feel
safe In g u ara n tee in g to be rig h t.
We have lots of room for live au to
storage.
Gir e s h a m G a r a g e
S outhard & Southard
Night Phone 25x5
LUMBER, LATH AND SHINGLES
Orient Lumber Co.
BUILDING MATERIAL
Gresham, Route A
Phone 1083
Fisk Tires and Tubes
OLDFIELD TIRES
REPAIRING AND RETREADING
All work guaranteed.
T im e to R e t
PWO
GRESHAM TIRE COMPANY
O pposite B row n's M arket
GEORGE A. BRANDT
Phone 1107
Powell 8t.
PAID
CASH
for Fresh Cows, Beef Cows, Hogs, Calves, of any kind
E. BAUMANN,
Gresham, Phone 2441
See Me for Cattle Hauling
CHOICE FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS
Fresh Fish in Season
PLEASANT HOME MEAT MKT.
MARION M A i n E U ) , Prop.
Phone G resham 278.
ON YOUR
M O NEY
INTEREST RATES ARE GOING DOWN
RIGHT ALONG
An investment that pays you 7.3 per cent is certainly
worth looking into. That is what you get when you
buy our 7 per c$nt Prior Preference Stock.
EASY TERM S: 10/i Down—10% a Month if You Like.
your Dividends pay your light bills.
INVESTIGATE TODAY.
Let
W. R. Telford has his radio In
Investment Department
stalled com plete and it is in excellent
H P aulsen spent th e w eek-end In
w orking condition and th e fam ily as Redm ond. Oregon w here he has bus-
well as m any frien d s have had th e ' Iness in terests.
pleasure of enjoying th e daily con-1
Mr. and Mrs
Chas. McGill of
certs and news.
L ents were callers at th e hom e of
A basket social will be held at the Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k F ish Sunday.
I. O O. F. hall S atu rd ay n ig h t of th is
Jas. McLean an d G. N. S ager were
week to help th e baseball boys re in G resham Monday on business.
place th e su its an d ball equipm ent
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde S ager of L ents
they lost In th e Boring fire recently. w ere valley visitors W ednesday even
A good program will be rendered and ing.
all a re asked to bring baskets.
Mrs. .Jas McLean en tertain ed th e
Mr. V alberg has opened up a lum g irls and boys of th e eig h th g rad e at
ber yard at H aley statio n .
h e r hom e T uesday evening.
Mr and Mrs. C. M. H arrison, fo r
Miss B ertha Sm ith of G resham was
j a w eek-end caller a t the hom e of Wm. m erly of G resham , have leased W. L.
K esterso n ’s new bungalow , having
j Childs.
W ork is progressing on th e new tak en possession Monday.
Mr and Mrs. F ra n k P e ttit of
Latourell Building
Phone 2331
hall being bu ilt by S. E. W aller.
P o rtlan d w ere week-end guests at
F. M. M organ sold his new Chev- th
e
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ben
N
el
( rolet car recently and has bought a son
5-passenger Allen,
Mrs. Cleveland Bliss was a Da
Mrs. Wm. M orand and Mrs. W. R. t
visito r one day recently.
j Telford spent T h u rsd ay in P o rtlan d I m ascus
P. F. Uhlig of P o rtlan d was out
on business.
a fte r his farm d u rin g th e
W. R. T elford has ju st com pleted looking
fore p art of th e week
. a new' garage.
F u ll line of Cold Lunch M eats
i J. H. B acklund h a s ren ted his
farm to H. Olsen and has moved into CEDAR AND VICTORY
his new home a t Haley statio n .
The K reb farm com prising 4 0 acres
The home of Wm. M orand which
was som ew hat dam aged in th e re has been sold. Ole K rofdle, nephew
GEO. DIKTL, Prop.
Main St., G resham
Phone 1711
cent fire Is being repainted and re of M att Dahl, b ought 20 acres and
paired
th e farm buildings and has already
A bail gam e will be played Sunday | .
n o s s e a s io n
PXI)et.tH to nut i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i t i i i i i i i i u i i i i u t i l i i
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on the Boring ball grounds betw een tdKen P°!’sesslon. He expects to p ut I
Gillis and Boring team s.
j a new fo undation u n d er th e house
Mr. A nderegg, form erly of Boring and m ake o th e r repairs.
The re
but recently a resid en t of Goble, Ore- j m aining 20 acres has been sold to
gon, expects to re tu rn to Boring soon.
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Mrs. C. E. A nderson of P o rtlan d is I C arroll McCreary. He and his fam -
.visiting friends and relatives In Bor- Hy expect to move onto th e land in
WE TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNC
ing th is week.
tem p o rary q u a rte rs u n til a house
Miss M arie A nderegg of P o rtlan d can be built.
ING TO OUR DEPOSITORS THAT
spent th e week-end w ith h er sister,
E. H. Lord has moved into th e
Mrs. F ritz S tager and fam ily.
WE HAVE RECENTLY INSTALLED
Mr. Cornw ail has moved to his new house which he has bu ilt on his
farm In W ashington.
own land.
ONE OE T H E LATEST ELECTRIC
The cdunty co u rt has ordered a
Mrs. Iva L lttlep ag e and Miss =
new bridge to be b u ilt over th e N orth
AL ALARM SYSTEMS FOR TH E
F o rk of Deep Creek at Boring, and W hite of P o rtlan d were recen t visit- 1
work will begin probably th e first ors a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. if
of the week.
A llder.
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BETTER PROTECTION OE T H E IR
F ritz S tager has recently bought a
new W hite tru ck to replace th e one
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FUNDS AND OTHER VALUABLES.
GILLIS
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he lost In th e fire
Mrs. C larke R adford, who has been
Bible school will m eet at 2 p. m., S
ill for th e past two m onths, la much
and th e Rev. D. Q. Barry of G resham =
improved.
Otto F red erick s of P o rtlan d was in will preach a t 3 o ’clock. S ubject for :
Boring on business T h u rsd ay of tills discussion, "T ru th Illu stra te d .” Mr. j j
week.
L. H. M allicoat and fam ily took a B arry expects to be a t th e Bible
Sandy, Oregon
fishing trip to McMinnville th e last school.
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of th e week and rep o rted good suc
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bituary
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f
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nun’s
Spiers.
cess. Mr. M allicoat's experience at
"Protection and Accomodation"
| school enables him b etter to know
T he fu n eral of Jam es Spiers, whose
how to handle th e bait.
Dale A m esberry and th ree sisters d eath occurred at his hom e a t C ot I
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i of Oregon City w ere g u ests a t the tre ll on Monday evening, May 1, was
hom e of II. A. Beck. Sunday.
held a t th e P leasan t Home M ethodist
P h on es: East 7 1 0 2 ; Gresham 8 5 5
church on T h u rsd ay aftern o o n , May
FAIRVIEW
AT YOUR SERVICE AT ANY TIME
4. T he services w ere conducted by
Mrs. Rosco R M orrill en tertain ed i the R ev' A J W are of OrP*on CltZ.
Your Patronage Solicited
th e W om en’s society and th e ir assisted by th e Rev. I). Q. B arry of
friends at a d elig h tfu l social event ! G resham and th e Rev. 8 F. P itts of
W ednesday afternoon of last week. C ottrell
Mub1c waB fu rn | Bhed by
The b eau tifu l room s were decorated „
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124-0 Union A venue
M oving and G eneral H auling
¡w ith ferns and trilliu m s.
F ifty Mr8' M L e n n a rtz ' Mrs Jim H illyard,
P ortlan d , O regon
guests were present. Among them Miss V ada B ettis, E lm er Van F leet
Wood, Coal an d B riquets
w ere Mrs. Sheriff, Mrs. G ran t, Miss J a n d H. L. Ball. T he pall b earers
Bullock, and Miss Stockton, all | were W A. P roctor, F ran
ra n k Beers,
teach ers in Rose City P ark school of | p re(j
NIGHT SESSION AT
PLEASANT HOME
P o rtlan d .
W ith them w ere Mr. I r r,' u W agner, Stillm an A ndrews,
MULTNOMAH GRANGE
Sheriff and Miss Benedict, who was Hick R adford and H ans Nelson. The
Blble school at th e B aptist church
a prim ary te ac h er in th e Fairview j In term en t was In Mt. Scott cem etery,
T he evening session of th e Multno-
school two years ago. A nother out-
j amPB Spiers was born at Rich- will m eet a t 10 a. m. Mr. Nelson Is
su p e rin ten d e n t B. Y. P. U. m eets at «nah G range, which m eets on th e sec-
of-tow n guest was Mrs. Sue B unn, I
,
o f Redm ond, who Is visiting her rnond- C anada. F eb ru ary 6. 1850. 7 p. m. P reach in g by P asto r Barry. | °» d M onday of each m onth, will be
m other. Mrs Alma H all
An excel-U n 1876 he m arried Ellen E. K enne-
They moved Them e for co n sid eratio n , "Successful held on May 8. This will be th e sec-
lent m usical program and d ain ty re- dy. who survives him
All
fresh m en ts com pleted th is very sue-110 th e U nited S tates In 1877 and to wishing.” Mr. N elson, Mrs. Eddy and ond m eeting of th e season.
those
who
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sent th e B aptist church as delegates d a r e d th e session an in te restin g one.
lerlan church Sunday at 11 o'clock, horn to th is union, one of whom
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. A larg e alten d e n ce Is expected.
th e Rey. E. R. D. H ollensted. pastor, < riled In infancy. Those surviving are ,o " in W illam ette association to be
will preach, his serm on topic being. W aiter of P leasan t Home Mrs Net- held In G ladstone next T uesday and
O rient P.-T . A. Speakers* N am e
K m ,. . , ™
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O m itted.
th e reception of new m em bers
Tracy, Iowa and Burleigh of Did»-
Dr. J. T. A bbelt of P o rtlan d will
T he rep o rt on th e last m eeting of
! T he Fairview g ran g e will give an bury, A lberta, Canada.
preach at th e M ethodist church next
,e n te rta in m e n t F rid ay evening. May
j j r _ Spiers Joined th e B aptist
Sunday m orning at th e usual h o u r | th e O rient P aren t-T each er assocla-
it» .
L’ Iny church In 1 88 4 and was an active The p relim in ary services will be in " o n . ’he nam e of th e m ain s p e a k e r
w ill be th e main reature or the even-
,
vmt* nm itfod
Thp H pv
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ing A m ore com plets notice of plans w orker d u rin g all his younger years, 'h e n a tu re of a brief m issionary pro- was o m itted
I he Kev. M I I . G e t.
¡will be given In a le te r Issue of th e F or ten years he su p erin ten d ed a gram u n d er th e d irection of Mrs. H. harrit gave a splendid ta lk on the
I Outlook
Sunday school In M ichigan and was L. Ball. Mrs. A lta G entry will have work, which can be accom plished by
for several years su p e rin ten d e n t of charge of th e evening service T he th e o rg an izatio n I’he pupils In Mrs
POWELL VALLEY
topic will be “ Sam uel, th e Last of th e C hases’ room sang a song.
C ottrell Sunday school.
Judges.'*
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The L u th eran L adles’ Aid will ,
C . r d T f Th’anka.
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E% 1 R C? t,o n
EA,IMERH MI TI 41, l i t s P iti IN
m eet T hursday aftern o o n , May 11,
PKROUN Y BAR
'in g from th*» pfrectw of Mwallowliig a
W’ p wish to th a n k th e neighbors hone which lodged In bis th ro a t and
at 2 o'clock at th e hom e of Mr. and
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in F orre. Jan. I, I »22.
Mrs. Emil Lind. Everyone Is cordi and friends for th e ir assistance a n d , gave him tro u b le for several days.
It was finally rem oved by a specialist
sym
pathy
given
us
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rin
g
th
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sic
k
ally Invited.
T h e F arm ers M utual F ire Relief
ness and d eath of o u r husband and . . Oti . S atu rd ay ,, evening
. . . th e _ Tucka-
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association m ade big g ains In 1921
b a tc h e e co u n cil w ill hold a m eet ng hav)n(? w rl(tP n
ln rlBkB>
B ig Dance
fa th e r and for th e profusion
of floral at
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t h e M E c h u r c h to com plete t h e
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M etzger’s ball, G resham , up-to- offerings.
o rganization
g s I n e d lT O n n ew m em bers and paid
ifferlng*.
228,000 In fire losses. Ja n u a ry lat
d ate and old fashioned dances S at
Mrs. Ellen E Spiers and Fam ily
Mrs J. A Stephens has retu rn ed th e association adopted a uniform
urday. May 6. Admission 35 cents.
from P o rtlan d w here she spent sev- ra te o f 3oc pPr h u n d red dollars In
All welcome. S ecurity Benefit As
Gravel and Hand.
era! days.
su ran c e on all farm p roperty. This
sociation.
In carload lot o r retail, delivered or
Mr. and Mrs. Will Calvin and wife low ra te will enable every farm er to
haul It yourself. Phone 79x. J. H. of C lark sto n , W ashington are here carry Insurance. H. W. S nashall was
Ign ition E x | m t ».
tr looking a fte r p ro p erly interests.
226 will be given to him who Ho««.
re-elected p resident. Any one deslr-
proves th a t I can not find th e de
T he DeMoss fam ily will give a con
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A b rand new V ictor V lctrola 8150
ficiency of his m achine on sta rtin g ,
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Or('>h“ ‘n f»lr «round«-
Term s.
J. E. cert at th e B aptist ch u rch on B a t u r - i P « hone
lig h tin g and Ignition.
Main Street m achine at 8135
2101.
day evening. May 13.
¡M etzger, phone 1*01.
¡G arage. Phone G resham 1228.
Portland Railway, Light & Power Co.
Towing
Storage
Chevrolet Parts
Accessories
Lee
Tires
GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING
Flat Rate Given on all Work Desired
CHOICE MEATS
Homemade Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Lard
SANITARY MARKET
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Phone 2391
W. E. M ARK ELL, V ice P rod d eM
M ILLER. C ashier
Sherm an M cCarter G arage
'3AKSF3G POWDER
Contains No Alum
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T he Lynch E arly Rose P o tato club ■ T he Dam ascus F arm B ureau will
met last Saturday a t th e hom e of hold a m eeting in th e Union school-
th e leader, H erb ert Lynch. All th e house S aturday evening. May 6. C.
m em bers rep o rted th a t th e ir seed E. Spence, m a ster of th e Oregon
has been dipped In coroslve subll- S tate G range will give a sh o rt ad-
m ate. T he en tire club signed up dress. A sh o rt ta lk will be m ade by
w ith county agent, 8. B. H all for po- Rudolf M ullenhoff on “ Boys' and
ta to im provem ent w ork as followed G irls' Club W o rk .”
o u t by th e adults. H erb ert Lynch
Luncheon will be served. The
secured fe rtilise r fo r th e club at G resham m erch an ts who have donat-
half price. A check plot is going to ed tow ard th e luncheon are Cecil
be used by th e boys to test out th e M etzger, grocer, cookies, pickles and
raising of potatos w ith and w ithout cheese;
S anitary
Meat M arket,
fertiliser.
T he Lynch and Powell j m inced ham and th e City Bakery,
Valley clubs a re m aking plans to buns. The place cards were donated
d em o n strate a t th e county fair.
by th e G resham Outlook.
BORING
“A domestic science teacher said it
was thci lightest cake she had ever
tasted cr seen—t u t rem rrked th at
I use
’east six c^gs in every cake.
She would?;'t believe I used only
tw o—until 1 showed her exactly
how I m ade it. Now she uses noth
ing but Royal.”
Mrs. G. S.
MAY
MEETING OF LYNCH
DAMASCUS FARM
POTATO CLUB
BUREAU TO MEET
Let’s make our post office look neat,
Mr. Postm aster. Straighten up the
rural letter box, Mr. Farmer. Tidy
up some, Mr. Rural Carrier. First
Impressions are lasting. Maybe Mr. MARSHAL FOCH HAS
MANY AMERICAN GIFTS
Stranger, taking notice of these Im
“MORE BUSINESS
provements, will come back, bringing
H anging In th e room which Mar
IN GOVERNMENT” you benefits. S tart these with “POS
TAL IMPROVEMENT WEEK" May shal Foch of F ran ce has reserved in
Thia apt phrase was used In Presi 1-fl.
his hom e for th e th o u san d s of pres-
dent H arding's first message to Con
gress and applies particularly In postal
u n ite d S tates Royal Nobby chain ! ents he receiv ed -w h ile to u rin g th e
m anagem ent where postm asters are j or usco tire s are good tires, W. A. United S tates u n d er th e auspices of
being Impressed with the fact that llessel Agency.
th e A m erican Legion are th e keys to
they are m anagers of local branches
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eleven of A m erica's larg est cities.
of the biggest business In the world, i M ultiply y o u r re tu rn s by adding All th e gifts which A m erica bestow ed
w ant ads. to your m ethods.
on th e M arshal a re in his “ A m erican
room ” except th e fam ous bob cat
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w hich now paces a cage In th e P aris
Zoological G ardens.
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