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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1922)
GRESHAM Farm Reminders. Exercise for the brood sow in win- te r is an excellent tonic. P astu re if available is a w onderful help. Grain is always fed with the "pasture to ob ta in th e best results. If pasture is not available, use some other form of roughage, such as alfalfa or clover hay or roots. It will m ake your sow stro nger and better able to produce a stro ng litter if th e se 'p o in ts are c a r ried out. P oultry yards near the broodei house should be disinfected w ith lime a n d turned under and a crop grown ,0 renew the soil. A light near the ceiling of the poul try house is only half as good as one near th e floor. Reflectors save light. P ullets about m ature are suscepti ble to Jeg w eakness or paralysis. Watch the feed supply, especially kale and butterm ilk. P lan t barley or oats and vetch now for green feed next spring. Kale often freezes so it is w ell to have other green feed to depend on. It is b etter to have too much green feed th an not enough. F resh every day and you can buy it in any sto re in E astern M ultnom ah county. Pies, Cakes, Pastry T i m e to R e tir e ? ( B u y F t »M l M». *■ » »»ca/» A T ire you will be proud to own. Every F isk T ire user Is a F isk Booster. R e-tire w ith F isk s and enjoy m otoring to th e fullest extent. Fisk Tires and Tubes. Oldfield Tire3 and Tubes. American Akron Tires and Tubes. GEO. A. BRANDT Phone 1107 Opposite B row n’s M arket . BRIQUETS A TRUCK FOR EVERY KIND OF WORK EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE DAILY TRIPS TO PORTLAND Gresham Phone 1581 1. 19Ì2 PAGE THREE PLEASANT HOME ( III lit II CORBETT PICTURES SEEN BAZAAR W EIL ATTENDED IN WEST VIRGINIA A BANK BOOK Over 200 people attended the b a The last issue of th e Extension zaar, supper and en tertain m en t last Service News from O. A. C. te lls of a Friday evening at the P leasan t Home letter received by Janies T. Jardine, is an efficient book keeper. Methodist church t\h ich was giveu 1 director of the E xperim ent station You will know a t all tim es the under the aU8plce. of the Ladie8’ Aid. w ritten by H. C. Newlands, form erly ' exact am ount of cash you have The bazaar and supper were held connected with the School of F orestry from 3 o'clock to 8:3o In the evening. ; at the ag ric u ltu ral college in which in reserve and it w ill add to Supper was served to 130 people I he tells of seeing ‘an in terestin g pic- I your business astu ten ess to do Nearly all of the article s for the b a tu re illu stratin g your stum p b u rn zaar w ere sold. business by check. Allow us to ing experim ent" at H untington, W est ‘ The program was In charge of the Virginia. These motion pictures were serve you. Rev. and Mrs. G. C. B errem an and taken at Corbett during the course of contained some excellent num bers, stum p burning dem onstrations con- j it opened with the singing of "A m er ducted th e re under the auspices of the | ica the Beautiful" by the church choir. college. GRESHAM, OREGON Joe Berrem an of P ortland, b rother of Since the dem onstrations in Mult- , the Rev. Mr. B errem an, gave tw o nomah county, nothing fu rth er has I State and County Depository readings. The flrst was in the G er been heard of th is new discovery of I man and Irish dialects and the sec burning stum ps. The extension ser- | ond was entitled 'The Young Man Sat vice news announces some dem onstra- i and W aited". T here was a duet "The tiqns which are to be given in the fu Beautiful Oregon Rise" by Anna Ball tu re iu the various ways which it and Zelma Collins. might be w ell to m ention with the A violin solo by the Rev. E. G. Ran- num ber of dem onstrations requested: tin of Boring was played by holding Those arran g ed through the county the Instrum ent in many different po agents are Benton, 2; Columbia. 3; sitions. Tlie next num ber was a duet Clatsop, 2; Douglas. 2; Lincolp, 3; by Mr. Corey and H. L. Ball. "Rev. Linn, 1; Clackam as, 2; Lane, 2: Polk. Mr. B errem an’s apologies to Rev. A. S. 1; Tillamook, 3; W ashington, 2. Re llll.E CREST WHITE LEGHORN POULTRY EARM Hisey" was given by the Rev. Mr. quests have also been received by the THF FAMOIS KENNEY STRAIN Rantou. The song “Music iu the extension service from individuals in Unavoidable circum stances compel me to quit the business, so I will sell Air" was sung by the church choir. A Yamhill, Marion, Hood River, ami my entire outfit at Public Sale at the place, "H illcrest White L eghorn Poultry group of th ree readings w ere given Coos counties, which are w ithout ex-1 F arm .’’ one mile north of by Joe Berrem an. The flrst was tension agents. D em onstrations will Ort-liurds, Washington, Six Miles from Vancouver "M ansions” w ritten by H enry Van also be arran g ed in these counties ac Dyke. The next was a selection in cording to the Extension Service the E nglish dialect "Don’t You Know" News. Sale to Commence at 11:1)0 o 'clock A. M. Sharp while the th ird was the opinions of 180 Laying Pullets 550 Breeding Hens, mostly yearlings persons of several nationalities on the l’OWELL VALLEY PEOPLE Goddess of Liberty when they viewed 00 Pedigreed Roosters RID PASTOR FAREWELL A chance to get the very best pedigreed stock In the West. The pen of it for the flrst time. The m ale q u arte t which consisted A farew ell reception was given in live birds at the Puyallup contest ju st finished, layed 1192 eggs. E verything it of H. L. Ball, H arry Bickford, the Rev. honor of the Rev. O. F. Larson and goes—no reserve. Don’t m iss Oakland Truck ! Mr. Berrem an and H arry Carlson sang family last F riday evening at the Thirteen So. 1 .Master Incubators, two Oil lluriilng Brooders, Straw one or two num bers. The last num ber C uller, Gasoline Engine, Steel H arrow , lot ( liieken D ire, some Ilog D ire Powell Valley Mission church. A and other Tools. was a comic stunt entitled "A Serious num ber of speakers gave ap p ro p riate HOI SFIIOI.1) GOODS O peration” which w as perform ed on Steel Range, D resser, two 9 x 12 Rugs, two Rockers, lot Chairs, E x ten Rev. B errem an and made necessary addresses for the occasion. Music sion Table, Bed, Spring, M attress, Ladies* W riting Desk, Dishes Etc. was furnished by th e strin g hand by his over-eating at th e L adies’ Aid which gave vocal and instrum ental TERMS: (a sh . Sale R ain o r Shine. Free Lunch al A non supper. The audience knew nothing Place for Sale or Rent. numbers. Refreshm ents were served. about w hat was coming next and was The Rev. Mr. L arson was presented ! startled when Rev. B errem an fainted. HILLCREST WHITE LEGHORN POULTRY EARM. Owners with a num ber of p resen ts for the MRS. R. .1. KENNEY, Manager. The occasion proved to be a splen faithful service which he gave to the COL. W. S. WOOD A SDNS, Auctioneers, Vancouver, Washington did success. An enjoyable evening church during his p asto rate here. A was spent. The Ladies’ Aid cleared fine robe for his car was the gift of ! $105. the young people; the Ladles’ Aid p re sented him with a beautiful picture P leasant Hume B aptist Chureh. N otw ithstanding th e severe storm and a purse was made up by the mem of T hursday night th ere was a large bers of th e church. attendance present for the m onthly covenant meeting. A fter the service GRIENT P.-T. A. TO GIVE ENTERTAINMENT was over a real T hanksgiving social hour was enjoyed when cake and pop The O rient P arent-T eacher associa Buy a few shares of our 7 per cent Prior Preference corn were served. Stock and your money will earn you over 7 per cent. tion will give an en tertain m en t next Bible school will m eet at 10 a. m. Dividends are payable every three months. The B. Y. P. U. m eets at 7:30 and P a s Tuesday evening, December 5, at 8 This is a good sound investment and our Easy Pay tor B arry will preach at 8:15. Theme, o'clock a t the O rient grange hall. A ment Plan enables you to get 7 per cent interest on your "The Benefit of th e Com passionate splendid program will be given for savings while you are paying for your shares. C hrist to This Old W orld." A cordial which a sm all adm ission will be Investigate this Unusual Opportunity Today. invitation extended to all to worship charged. The proceeds will go to w ard the purchase price of pictures with us. Ask any of our employes about it. and cu rtain s for the O rient school. Re freshm ents will bo served free. The PLEASANT HOME In v estm en t D ep artm en t following program has been pre- At the Methodist church next Sun- ,)ared: day the pastor, the Rev. George Berra A word of welcome, by F rank Room 605 E lectric Uldg., P o rtlan d , Oregon man, will preach on the topic “W hat Ribneck. It Means to Be a C hristian.” V irginia A song by the upper grades. and Svea I.undbom will sing. The Recitation by Billie Lauderback. young people will m eet in the Ep Solo by Mrs. Vada Lauderback. w orth League meeting in the evening A selection by the Union High under th e leadership of Miss Anna school orchestra. Lennartz. At the last m eeting a most Reading by Mr. Tibbits. interesting program was enjoyed, “The D octor's Visit," Mildred Cruise which included readings by Joel Ber and Jack Lauderback. rem an, b rother of th e pastor. Selection by the Union High school The P leasan t Home B aptist church quartet. It is a pleasure to go to your w ill hald a bazaar, supper and en ter Reading by Mrs. Leroy W alters. cake-box when you have tainm ent S aturday afternoon and ev Dialogue, "T heir F irst Days." baked with ROYAL Baking ening, December 9. The" bazaar will A cordial invitation is extended to Powder because it is in the commence at 2:30 in th e afternoon. all to come and enjoy the evening. nature of a pure Cream of A splgndid chicken supper, cafeteria style, will be served from 6 o'clock Tartar Baking Powder to FAIRVIEW until 8. A good program is being a r keep baked foods fresh. Next Sunday will be p aren ts' day at ranged. I t will be published in the the Sunday school of Sm ith Memorial next issue of the Outlook. This means a real economy P resb y terian church, ,whlch m eets at and is just one of a hundred 10 o'clock. At the hour of m orning CEDAR AND VICTORY reasons why careful house w orship following Sunday school the keepers insist upon Royal Ralph and John Crumb of Kelso, pastor, the Rev. E. R. D. Hollenstcd, W ashington, spent Thanksgiving day will preach on “A G reat C orporation.” Baking Powder. Some others at the home of th e ir m other, Mrs. are: On T hursday, November 7, the la Lutie Brownell, and expect to remain dies of the P resbyterian church will I t Contains N o A lu m a day or two before retu rn in g to Kelso hold a bazaar and m ark et at the city Leaves N o B itte r Taste Mr. and Mrs. H arry McCreary and hall, which will open a t 4 o’clock. Mr. and Mrs. Swanson and family D inner will be served, cafeteria style, were dinner guests T hursday a t the from 5 to 8 o’clock. T here will be home of Mr. and Mrs. A. McMillan. useful and fancy articles, parcel post Mrs. F ritz Hoecker and little son sale and elty m arket. Care of Poultry Droppings. retu rn ed home T hursday afte r spend Card of Thunks. Mixing wood ashes or any form of ing a m onth a t the home of h er p a r I wish to thank the kind friends and ents in Troutdale. neighbors for their sym pathy and help hydrated lime with poultry droppings in connection with the sickness and is not advisable as it liberates the ' death of my father, and for the beau plant food nitrogen in the form of am By Expert Mail on TROUTDALE tifu l floral offerings. Cylinders, 4 rank Case, Etc. monla, which Is lost. The best pro- I The Ladles' Aid of the Methodist JOHN E. ERICKSON. cedure is to add superphosphate : church will hold a bazaar and sup I he Foster Forge (’<>. which prevents the loss of am monia per on Saturday evening, December BORING C. M. BELECZ and In addition Increases the plios- i 9. Supper will be served from six 6sth S treet and 47th Avenue, Mr. and Mrs. George Staffenson phorous content of the droppings. o'clock until eight. The bazaar will n ear F oster Road. open at eight. The place at which it have purchased a home near Boring W here superphosphate is not available is to be held has not yet been decided and are now living there. Mrs. Staf- land p laster can be use<l to prevent Milk rep o rt blanks now for sale : upon but will be announced in next fanson was form erly Miss Edith the loss of am m onia.—O. A. C. E x p er cheap at the Outlook office. I issue. Splawn of Gresham. im ent Station. AUCTION SALE G resham F IS K COAL DECEMBER EXTRA HIGH BRED POULTRY City Bakery »••os FRIDAY. BANK OF GRESHAM QUALITY BREAD Phone 1221 OUTLOOK. Portland *2(7 Davis Phone Bdwy. *20*»’2 Powell and Maple Don’t w ait- don’t buzz-buzz Usz “Red Crown You don’t have to waste time get ting started these cold mornings. • You don’t have to wait for the starter to warm up your engine. All you have to do is to fill your tank with "Red Crown” and noth- ing else. "Red Crown” vaporizes easily and uniformly in zero weather. It de livers 100% power at the jump of the spark? Fill at the Red Crown sign — at service stations, garages and other dealers. STANDARD OIL COMPANY ( California ) Z erc d e n e good cold-'est oil» flow freely and lubri cate perfectly in zero w e a t h e r - protect the bear ing» — increase the p o w e r and flexibility o f your engine. Q uick S tarting / 1 0 0 ^ /W êt TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5 HORSE SENSE Let Your Money Work for You Portland Railway, Light & Power Co. H ow Fresh It Is!" Oxy-Acetylene , Welding and Brazing YES - THAT H u t you A PA A IT T E P I WAS UOZA& HA PITS', HAVE YOU S iN T MS A MOMC MA8ITS- <? 8 F SAVE UlS w i p e A lways MtOeS THE aa C n e V 'C oun O TMt MOUSE WHERE SHE O« NOWth Fuse CAN P in P IT - YOU SfAIV OS ONE Wt_ W ig, PR|«|V ,T . (jvL
