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GRESHAM PLEASANT HOME COTTRELL OUTLOOK, BORING FRIDAY. VOVLHKLR 54. 1»55 PLEASANT VALLEY B ible school n ext S u n d ay a t th e B a p tist c h u rc h w ill open a t 10 a. ni. T he B. Y. P. U. w ill m eet a t 7:30. P re a c h in g serv ices w ill be a t 8:15. T he Rev. D. Q. B a rry w ll sp eak on th e su b ject. “T he P a ra b le of th e Good S a m a rita n ." 1 Ja m e s M anary a n d d a u g h te r H elen T h e w eek 's en g ag em en t of th e Y a Mr. a n d Mrs. G. N. S a g e r w ere S u n THERE'S MONEY IN IT an d Miss S to u t, of P o rtla n d , called on g er fam ily ro ad show , w hich w as giv day g u e sts a t th e hom e of Mr. an d Mrs. Jo s. M anary S u n d ay a ftern o o n . en a t th e club h o u se, ended W ednes Mrs. C lyde S a g e r of L ents. I t's a s u r e th in g . A bond Is Mr. an d M rs. W. A. W oods have day ev en in g of th is w eek. S ev eral R alph an d V erne R ichey, acco m n o t; n e ith e r is an y o th e r form re tu rn e d to th e ir hom e h e re a fte r p rizes w ere given in th e voting c o n panied by Jo h n F o rs g re n . left S u n sp en d in g th e fall in Hood R iver p a c k te sts, Miss T ru e M arie D arm ody w as day fo r th e A rlin g to n c o u n try fo r a of in v estm en t b u t th e good old ing ap p les. given a b ab y 's d iam o n d rin g , Mrs. few d a y s' geese h u n t. fashioned sav in g s b a n k —re g u l adies' AM to Hold Bazaar. A. J. B rani w as a P o rtla n d v isito r , F ra n k Irw in receiv ed a silv e r b e rry W. D. M oorhouse, of W oodstock. lated an d held a c c o u n ta b le to T he L a d ie s’ Aid of th e P le a s a n t W ednesday. spoon a n d th e p u rc h a s e of a n e le c tric i w as in th e V alley ou b u sin e ss W ed you by th e m a je sty of th e H om e B ap tist c h u rc h w ill hold a b a M rs. D an M eyers h as been su ffer- • m ach in e by C. A. R ad fo rd secu red I nesday. z a a r on S a tu rd a y , D ecem ber 9, a t th e ing w ith rh e u m a tism b u t is som e i enoUgn v o tes for h is w ife to receive b an k in g law . T h e re 's s u re J. F. C heldelin h a s re tu rn e d hom e m oney a n d C ertain d ividends in $ ch u rc h . F an cy w ork of all k in d s and b e tte r now. th e c h e st of s ilv e rw a re th a t w as given j from K e rry w h ere he h a s been fo r th e m any ad d itio n a l a rtic le s w ill be sold. Mr. an d M rs. T re b e r, of P ow ell V al for th e m ost votes. a sav in g s hank. p a st se v e ra l m onths. T he b a z a a r w ill open a t 2:30. A ley, s p e n t T h u rsd a y at th e hom e of F red M atth ias h a s m oved to th e I Mr. C orey, of A lask a, w ho h as been sp len d id ch ick en pie su p p e r w ill be Mr. an d M rs. F re d M eyer. v isitin g a t th e hom e of L o u is J o h n B ellro se d is tric t. serv ed from 6 to 8 p. m. A p ro g ram Mrs. G ilm o re an d h e r b ro th e r, Mr. T. E. T a y lo r m oved Into h is new ' son an d fam ily , left W ed n esday of is being p re p a re d fo r th e ev en in g ' H ow e, v isited W ednesday w ith th e house th e first of th e w eek. th is w eek fo r S eattle. GRESHAM, OREGON w hich w ill c o n sist of m u sical hum - fo rm e r's g ra n d -d a u g h te r, Mrs. L. E. B illie M orand, w ho h a s been q u ite Í P le a s a n t V alley g ra n g e w ill hold its ' b e rs an d re ad in g s. Crasawell. — j ill for th e p a s t tw o w eeks, is re p o rte d j re g u la r m o n th ly sessio n S a tu rd a y ev- j ening, N ovem ber 25. m u ch im proved. Miss NeJIie M cK inley is a tte n d in g F u n e ra l serv ices fo r Mrs. J. E. j S iefer, w ho died a t th e hom e of h e r j th e E a s te rn S ta r co n v en tio n w hich is , d a u g h te r, Mrs. H azel R ich, of P o r t being held in W ash in g to n , D. C. Miss ' M cK inley is a d ele g a te fro m P o rtla n d . I lan d on F rid a y of la s t w eek, w ere ¡ M asonic H all, G resham held from th e M ethodist c h u rc h of FAIRVIEW G ents 75c L ad ies 25c B o rin g M onday afte rn o o n a t one Tw o Miles S o u th e ast of Sandy o'clo ck , w ith in te rm e n t a t D am ascus on tile old Sut kow P lace on Eagle (’reek Bond M rs. Jo h n J o n a s e n te rta in e d th e cem e tery . T h e se rv ic e s a t th e c h u rc h 1921 M a tro n s’ club of th e E a ste rn w ere In c h a rg e of th e Rev. E. G. R an- S ta r c h a p te rs of P o rtla n d a n d v icin ton. S erv ices a t th e c e m e tery w ere ity a t h e r hom e on la s t S a tu rd a y w ith ' FREE LUNCH AT NOON co n d u cte d by th e B oring R eb ek ah s of a b o u n tifu l ch ick e n d in n e r a t 6 BEGINNING AT II A. M. w hich sh e w as a m em ber. F re s h e v ery d ay a n d y o u c an o ’clock. F ifteen m a tro n s w ere p res- I LIVESTOCK buy it in an y s to re In E a s te rn M rs. A ndrew G ribble, w ho h as been ent, b esid es o th e r g u e sts. S ev eral ! 7 Cows and 3 lle ife rs , som e fresh, som e com ing fresh . I Reg M u ltn o m a h co u n ty . q u ite ill a t th e hom e of h er a u n t. Mrs. of th e lad ies a tte n d e d th e m eetin g of j istered Je rse y Bull. Team W ork H orses, w eight 2900, ages Wm. M orand, is re p o rte d m uch im T ro u td a le c h a p te r la te r in th e even- . (> and 8. 1 H orse, w eight 1200, age 7. H arn ess for each. proved. Ing. R egistered O. I. C. B oar and (Hit. 8 P igs, about 3 m onths old. T h e P a re n t-T e a c h e r asso c ia tio n is | T h e b a z a a r w hich is to be held by A dozen C hickens. to give a b a z a a r an d e n te rta in m e n t a t th e ladies of th e S m ith M em orial j th e U nion sch o o lh o u se S a tu rd a y ev ch u rc h is to be on D ecem ber 7. T he FARM IMPLEMENTS P h o n e 1221 G resh am en in g , N ovem ber 25. New H oosier D rill, D rag Saw . Plow , H arro w , C u ltiv ato r, R ake. an n o u n c e m e n t w hich gav e a la te r d a te ! M ower, W agon, B uggy, F a n n in g Mill, P o ta to D igger, C ream S e p a ra to r, T h e P. R. L. & P. C om pany h as in w as an e rr o r. lot of sm a ll F a rm and G ard en Tools. sta lle d a la rg e new s tr e e t lig h t a t th e About 20 Ions llay, Oats and Vetch About 100 bushels Wheat so u th end of th e d epot w hich is a w el GILLIS A T ire you w ill be p ro u d to com e ad d itio n to B o rin g 's poorly ow n. E v ery F is k T ire u se r TER M S— Sum s u n d e r $20, C ash; over $20, 8 p e r cent in te re st lig h ted stre e ts . C h u rch se rv ic e w ill be held nex t is a F is k B o o ster. on A pproved Notes. M rs. J. H. M etzger an d Mrs. G. W. S unday a fte rn o o n , N ovem ber 26, a t R e -tire w ith F is k s an d K enney, of G resh am , sp e n t M onday 3:30 a t th e G illis co m m u n ity ch u rc h . en jo y m o to rin g to th e fu lle st e x te n t. v isitin g a t th e hom e of W. W. M etzger T h e re w ill be sp ecial m u sic an d a I R ID PRO< TOR, Clerk nu m b er of vocal solos. A p a rty of R. I. ANHERM IN, A uctioneer an d fam ily. Fisk Tires and Tubes. A ro ad m eetin g Is to be held a t th e P o rtla n d people is com ing o u t to giiimHtiniiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiittiHniiiiituiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiniiHHiiiiimimaMMuiiiMm Oldfield Tires and Tubes. I. O. O. F. h all S a tu rd a y of th is w eek h elp e s ta b lis h re g u la r m eetin g s a t th e American Akron Tires and to vote a sp ecial ta x an d to e le c t a G illis c h u rc h . It is e sp ecially desired Tubes. th a t th e re be a fu ll a tte n d a n c e and new ro ad su p erv iso r. T w elve m em b ers of th e G resham th e re w ill be if ev ery o n e com es and GEO. A. BRANDT P h o n e 1107 I. O. O. F. L odge No. 126 v isited th e b rin g s a frien d . O p p o site B ro w n 's M a rk e t B o rin g I. O. O. F. L odge W ednesday ev en in g of th is w eek. A t th e elec tio n of officers of th e We a re equipped to re p a ir y o u r c a r, T h e e n te rta in m e n t and b a z a a r held B o rin g R eb ek ah L odge No. 213, held re g a rd le s s of th e m ake, and do a first- on S a tu rd a y evening, N ovem ber 18, a t COAL BRIQUETS a t th e I. O. O. F. h a ll F rid a y ev ening th e V ictory school w as w ell atten d ed . c la s s job, one th a t w e feel safe in of la s t w eek, th e fo llo w in g officers Much c re d it for th e sp len d id p ro g ram g u a ra n te e in g to be rig h t. We have w ere e le c te d : N. G., V alb erg H ill should be given to G resh am ta le n t lo ts of room fo r live a u to sto ra g e . y a rd ; V. G., A nna S p en ce; tr e a s u re r , and th e school alth o u g h local ta le n t W. T e lfo rd ; s e c re ta ry , A m y M orand. w as a ls o w ell re p re se n te d . T he sa le G et y o u r su p p ly of C hriB tm as of n ec k tie s, can d y and a p ro n s b ro u g h t w ra p p in g tis s u e now a t th e O utlook over $30 w hich w ill go to w a rd p aying office. We can su p p ly you th is in any for th e p iano. O nly a sm a ll sum r e Gresham Powell Portland q u a n tity d esired in size 20 in ch es by m ain s y et to be paid. T h e re g u la r SOUTHARD A SOUTHARD 30 in ch es. Phone and 24" Davis P a re n t-T e a c h e r asso c ia tio n b u sin ess ; P h o n e 2391 • N ight P h o n e 25x5 I 1581 Maple Phone Bd,vy. 21182 W h a t you w an t, w h en you w a n t It, m eetin g w as po stp o n ed u n til n ext ?IIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIil||||illlllllllllllll|ll|||||H||||||||||||||lli||mi||||||||||||||||||||||[|||l|l||IHIH||IU||||||||||||||||||||| m eeting. ................. ..... 'i i you w a n t it— W a n t ad. it. -y- , BANK OF GRESHAM State and County Depository DANCE by Lynch Orchestra DANCE AUCTION SALE SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 25 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28 QUALITY BREAD Pies, Cakes, Pastry City Bakery of F IS K HENRY HERMAN, Owner Automobile Repairing CEDAR AND VICTORY A TRUCK FOR EVERY KIND OF WORK EKSTR0M TRUCK SERVICE DAILY TRIPS TO PORTLAND G resh am G arage Do You Know? — that Royal Baking Powder is made from Cream of Tartar? — th a t C rea m o f T a r ta r is de rived fro m grapes—ric h ,rip e , h e a lth fu l grapes gro w n in th e fa m o u s v in e y a r d s o f southern France? 7orWINTER DRIVING buy Quick-starting RED CROWN from these dealers»^ Quick t starting! 100% Fill your tank with "Red Crown” and nothing else, and you won’t have any trouble starting, no matter how cold it gets. "Red Crown” vaporizes readily, even in zero weather __yields 100% power at the first jump o f the spark. Look for the Red Crown sign displayed by service stations, garages and dealers everywhere. They carry quick-starting insurance— the quickest-starting gas oline on the market today. POWER STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) GREMIAM G tRAI.L. Greshatn. SHFKMAN Hrt ARTEK, Gr. -h- am. f . K. OSUI RV. Gre» ha m. H tl> STREET GARAGE. G re»ha m. GLO. W. PAHE, R. F. D. Gre»h» Zerolene good cold-test oils flow freely and lubricate per fectly in zero weather pro tect the bearings — increase the power and flexibility o f your engine. 1. T4VELVE HILE SERVICE M U R. F. D„ Gre*hain. OHMIT RK0X. Kocknood. J o i n LARSSON. Troutdale. L. I o o h , Troaldale. B ot PARSONS, Sprlngdale. SALZMtN BRO'», Sprin-rdale. II t ilit t Rl< HL RT, ( orbett. L. E. H U H U T , ( orbett. < '»RKL ' I » . t l t t o l , ( rb e tt. O. h. PATTERSON. Mummit. BK IO tl. VEII. G tR tG E , Rrid.il t eli. BRIO t l, VEII. M ORE. Brldr.l Veli. 4. L. FORD, M arr> mlale. I M ittI t i l l i GARtGL. Ben- li e ,lie . il. F. I OGMVEI.L. I.lnnemann. t. IL II I IOTT. Powell t a i k , , tt, t. I '¡oi roK, Pleu-allt Hame I . I. ALLEN, Kull Kuu. W. M. IK I N Es. I ottrrll. R l.l I F G tR AI.E, Sandy. PERRETT BROS., Mandy. IL S. StllT II, Sandy. P. IL M LINIG. Sandy. II. F. H e llin ILO, I h ero* Hle. W. R. t l . l . l . t , Bright «nod. J. A. MiINTtKL, B righinond. t POLI* H tS< IIO F I. H arm o t. I. S. GREL A WOOD, Welch«», tt. E. W I 1,1 H. Welch. . E. F. PETE Ils,: A, Rhododen dron. I , I . PKIDEHORL. Go». tam p. IB I A 4ONSRI D. he)»«,. G. F. PL II R so > , Boring. 4. T. < OTToN. Damaseli'». STELLA' BLAIR, fa ir ,le w . T h a t is w h y R oyal is so w h o le some and h e a lth fu l, w h y it gives th e food such a fin e, even tex tu re and such a de licious, ap p etizin g fla v o r. / t C ontains N o A lu m Leaves N o B itt e r Taste HORSE SENSE Let Your Money Work for You Huy a few s h a re s of ou r 7 per cen t P rio r P referen ce Stock a n d your m oney will e a rn you over 7 per cent. D ividends a re payaide every th re e m onths. T h is is a good sound in v e stm e n t a.id our Easy P a y m en t P lan en ab les you to get 7 per c e n t In te re st on your sav in g s w hile you a re paying fo r y our sh ares. In v e stig a te th is U nusual O p p o rtu n ity Today. Ask a n y of o u r em ployes a b o u t it. In v e s tm e n t D e p a rtm e n t Portland Railway, Light & Power Co. R oom 605 E le c tric B id« ., P o rtla n d , O regon CHOICE MEATS Homemade Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Lard F u ll lin e of C old L u n ch M eats SANITARY MARKET Main S t.. G resh am G EO . IH E T L , P ro p . P h o n e 1711 Loral I nuple Get Marriage l.l«en»e. A m a rria g e licen se w as Issued to L. ! W. T a y lo r of C o rb ett a n d D ella C. i S to ck to n of R ockw ood la s t week at K alam a. W ashington, by th e c ity a u d ito r. It Is u n d ersto o d th e young I couple w en t to K alam a to get m arrle«l. T hey w ere acco m p an ied by th e p a re n ts of th e groom , Mr. and Mrs. 4 W T ay- ' lor of C orbett. E. G. ROHLF Until ra tlin g anil Hom«* Building < ement Work, ( arpenler Work. House Ho, Ing B uilding from th e g ro u n d E stim a te s fu rn ish ed fre e I'tu.he U re .k s m to tip. T rn a tS al», O r ..
