Gresham outlook., February 20, 1923, Page 4, Image 4

GRESHAM OUTLOOK.
T lls P A Y , FEBRUARY ¿0.
1923
PAGI THREE
(oiiiiiiHiilt) (dun,-11 I« Hold Meet ine.
M ULTNOM AH G RAN GE TO
M EET SATURDAY
The Com m unity Council, w hich is
m ade up of th e resid e n ts of .L usted,
A re g u la r session of M ultnom ah | o r ,pn, v ic to ry ami P o u p b I I d i s t r i c t s
g ran g e w ill be held next S atu rd ay
,, ° ' lc ,o ry “ nd ( ottrel1 d i . t r i t t s
g
k
in De neitl next S aturday,
’ ■I w
— l|, • Jj.jid a m eeting „ W e u ednesday
n e s u a , even-
F e b ru a ry 24 in the O rient g ra n g e , lng> F eb ru ary 21, at 7:30 at the Meth-
hall. T he birthd ays of Lincoln and ,>di8t parso n ag e in P le a sa n t Home.
W ashington w ill be observed. T he T he form er m eeting w hit.h was an-
opening song will be selected by th e nounced had to be postponed on ac-
m a ste r. R. I. A nderson. T he roll call cou„ t of th e w eath er. At th e m eeting
w ill be responded to by quotatio n s W ednesday evening, p la n s w ill be dis-
from Lincoln and W ashington. A ta lk CU88ed for th e colnlng y e a r s w ork of
on scientific farm ing w ill be m ade by the C om m unity Council. A good at
Jo h n S leret. Two su rp ris e num bers tendance is expected.
w ill be fu rn ish ed by tw o m em bers
w hose b irth d a y s com e in F ebruary. TO THE RESIDENTS DE I’DWEI.L
A dditional ta lk s w ill also be m ade by
VALLEY WATER DIST NO. 2.
one or tw o o th e r m em bers. T here
w ill be a song by C ry stal and H arla n
T he m eeting of th e b oard of com ­
H ayden. G eorge A llder w ill also favor m issio n ers of Pow ell V alley W ater
h is audience w ith a song.
D istrict No. 2 w hich w as to have been
held la st F rid ay , w as postponed and
JtOTICE.
I s h a ll n o t be re s p o n s ib le f o r d e b ts w ill be held next F rid ay , F e b ru ra y 23,
c o n tra c te d b y m y w ife . J a m e s M . S h e p ­ at th e schoolhouse.
All resid e n ts of
h e rd . J r., B e n d , O re gon .
th e d istric t a re invited to atten d .
Bay Dependable Coffee
Get an E x cellen t P ro d u c t and at
th e sam e tim e help th e building
fund of
B eth el Baptist Church
Telegram-Outlook Bargain
Corrected.
Rate
T he b arg a in ra te for th e P o rtlan d
T elegram and th e G resham O utlook
has been erro n eo u sly quoted as >5.
T his should have been >4.58. The ra te
on the T eleg ram alone is >3.75. T hese
ra te s a re in effect u n til Feb. 28.
BIG OLD-TIME DANCE
Wednesday, Feb. 21. Dancing 9 p. m. to 2
In F a irv ie w City H a ll
G iven by F airview F ire D ep artm en t
D ancing from 9 p. m. to 2 a. m.
M ixture of old tim e and p opular dances
GRESHAM ORCHESTRA
G e n ts 75c, L ad ies F re e.
S u p p er 25c a p la te
A GOOD T IM E A SSU R ED
Postponed
AUCTION SALE
• •
BORING
T h e te rrib le storm of last week put
a stop to a ll traffic. T he m ill tru c k s
an d m ail c a r r ie r ’s c a rs resum ed oper-
.u
flr8tVtlm e
Hvp „ 1V,
^ ¿ 7
first Ime in five days. School w as
closed th e la st th re e days of la st
w eek and th e snow w as d rifted five
on/1 six
aiv fz»«»
4— ays
— —
and
feet deep («*
in th e k.
highw
O .\.< • IN ST R U C T O R U R G ES
( ARE IN SE L E C T IN G EGGS
i
(C laude W. W hitehouse)
C are ,n 8plect*ns eggs for hatch in g
‘8 nece68ary to in c re ase th e produc-
tJon o t 8tock> „ , he beijpf Qf A
L u n u , p ro fesso r of p oultry husbandry
at Oregon A g rlcu Itu ral Co„
"T he first and m ost im p o rta n t co n ­
Jo e L unday re tu rn e d to K erry, O re­
sid eratio n in th e choice of eggs is th e
gon. th e first of the w eek. He stayed
h ealth and vigor of th e p a re n t stock,”
w ith his fam ily h ere d u rin g th e Isay s Mr. L unn. "T h is is w here th e
sto rm y w eath er.
| tra p n e ste r has th e ad v an tag e for he
Mrs. Jo h n Knox is v isitin g for a few can tell w hich hens a re good lay ers
days a t th e hom e of Mr. an d Mrs. E. and w h eth er or not th e ir egg8 a re de
M. A m esberry of P o rtlan d
sirab le for h atch in g .”
J. W. M aulding of S h erid an , Oregon,
Eggs th a t a re norm al in size, color,
is visitin g th is week at th e hom e of his and shape a re p referab le. T he sh ell
son, E. V. M aulding and fam ily.
should be free from blem ishes of any
Ja s. H ite is actin g as te m p o rary c a r ­ kind w ith no ridges or w eak spots.
rie r on ro u te 1 d u rin g th e Illness of T he w eight of th e egg should never
V. M endenha:!, th e re g u la r ca rrie r.
be less th a n tw o ounces.
L o rella Richey is rep o rted q u ite ill
"T he su ccessfu l farm er or p o u ltry -
th is week.
m an who is tra p n e stin g uses eggs
Chas. P alm e r an d tw o sm all sons only from tested h ens," say s Mr.
a re v isitin g th is week at th e hom e of L unn. It is n ot good p ractice to h atch
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Palm er.
from p u llet eggs p rin cip ally because
Dewey H ill and wife, w ho w as fo r­ the p u lle ts a re u n tried as p ro d u cers
m erly B lanch Lund of O regon City
and th ro u g h som e w eak n ess m ay fall
sp e n t sev eral days of la st w eek a t th e down d u rin g th e year. If th e p u llets
hom e of h er p are n ts, Mr. an d Mrs. H. have been m ark ed d u rin g -the pullet
B. Lund.
year and cu lled in th e fall, it is safe to
T he B oring R ebekahs w ere forced suppose th a t th o se rem ain in g have
to postpone th e ir e n te rta in m e n t and met the te st of high production.-
a p ro n sale u n til M arch 3. on acco u n t
Eggs from th e fre e-ra n g e b leed in g
of th e deep snow.
stock are m ore d esirab le for h atching
Mrs. C url of H aley sta tio n Is v isit­ as breeding stock th a t have been kept
ing frien d s a t Sedro W ooley, W ash­ in confinem ent w ill often show a lack
ington. th is week.
of vigor and v itality by poor fe rtility
TROUTDALE
A b ask et social is to be given next
T h u rsd ay evening, F eb ru ary 22, in th e
city Hall and an in v itation is sxtended
to everyone. T he m oney raised w ill
be used to finish paying for th e piano
in th e grad e school. A p ro g ram w ill
be given by th e school and th e rem a in ­
der of th e evening will be sp e n t p la y ­
ing gam es and dancing.
Mrs. Lou H arlow w as h o stess a t a
fancy d ress ball given M onday even­
ing in th e city hall. T he G resham o r­
c h e stra fu rn ish ed th e m usic. In v ita ­
tio n s w ere sent to 150 people.
AfUOMi
Why?
T h is B ank O ffers You
I liis P o sitiv e P ro te c tio n
Because
For your greater protection
W henever you w rite checks on unprotected,
uninsured forms, then you invite l * s through
fraudulent alteration or raising. W hy d o that,
when these IN S U R E D Super-Safety checks are
available for your use >
The L adies' Aid of th e Sw edish
L u th e ra n ch u rc h of Pow ell V alley will
m eet a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Nets
L ekander, T h u rsd ay , F eb ru ary 22, In
th e aftern o o n . Everybody welcome.
T he L ek an d er place is th e first house
east of th e B ap tist ch u rc h a t Haley.
L ittle L ester A nderson, g rau d so iF o f
Mrs. M innie N ystrom , is suffering an
a tta c k of b ro n ch ial pneum onia.
Tuilored Touches for (lie Homemnde
Gown.
E v ery co m m e rc ial a c c o u n t
d e p o sito r of th is hank receiv es
a v est-p o ck et $1,000. in su ra n c e
policy p ro te c tin g him a g a in s t
loss th ro u g h fra u d u le n t a lt e r a ­
tio n of checks. A sk fo r yours.
Bank of Gresham
and h atch ab ility of th e eggs.
POWELL VALLEY
we believe th a t th e p o sitiv e
sa fe ty of th e $1,000.00 bond
fo r ev ery d e p o sito r, w ith o u t
c h a rg e , is m uch b e tte r policy
“ th a n ta k in g c h a n c e s ’’ th a t no
lo sses m ay occur on u n in su re d
ch eck s. W e believe it is good
public policy to do e v e ry th in g
possible to
give d e p o sito rs
g r e a te r P O S IT IV E sa fe ty a n d
p ro te c tio n fo r th e ir m oney. W e
believe in in s u rin g you a g a in s t
c h e c k -ra is in g m enaces.
For
y o u r s a fe ty ’s sa k e we h a v e d is ­
c o n tin u e d u sin g u n sa fe ch eck s
w h ich w e h ad in sto ck to avoid
n e e d le ssly e x p o sin g o u r c u s­
to m e rs to ris k s of a n y k ind
w h a te v e r.
I
Gresham, Oregon
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Pilonen
E a st 7 1 0 3 ;
G resh am 80S
AT YOUR SERVICE AT ANY TIME
Your P atronage Solicited
MORGAN BROS. TRUCK SERVICE
M oving Mint G eneral H au lin g
134-0 U nion A ven u e
W ood, Coal an d B riq u ets
P ortlan d , O regon
S elf-trim m in g s a re th e m ost p o p u lar
tailo red finishes for th e season, re ­
llow Is Your Cold Today!
LARGE CAPACITY 0 . A. ( .
City H all, T h u rsd ay evening, F e b ru ­ p o rts Miss Lila O’Neale, a s s is ta n t p ro ­
Did you ever h ear th e rem ark ,
INCI BATDR IS MOVED
a ry 22. P ro g ram , gam es, dancing.— fessor of household a r ts a t th e Oregon "E verybody seem s to have a cold
Adv.
A g ricu ltu ra l College.
now "? S u re you have. And did you
Binding, cu t on th e tru e bias, is one everM iear th e rep ly , "Yes, it is m ighty
A 3000-egg cap acity Incubator w as
of the sim p lest and m ost usable of good w eath er for colds.”
LU STED AND C O T T B E L L
moved from th e college p lan t la st
C A T T L E — E ig h t Cow s, T u b e rc u lin T e ste d . All fre sh , nil heavy
self-trim m in g s th in k s Miss O'Neale.
H aving h eard such bits of co n v er­ week to a specially p rep ared ce lla r,
m ilk e rs.
F ive C alves.
T he d au g h ter of J. C. Woods and h er Tliis may be used on co llars, cuffs, sation and m ost probably having in- w here all ex p erim en tal h atch in g is to
tw o ch ild ren arriv ed from Idaho S u n ­ panels, and round neck lines. If de- m e n u i T o c ^ L V t ^ l ^ J r a C
i° 7 t
“ 8‘’" 'o r ’»
| sired the binding m ay be of c o n tra s t­
H O R SES— Ray T e a m , w e ig h t 3200.
Ray M are, w e ig h t 1250.
day and expect to spend th e w in ter ing color. T his type of trim m in g has
th e m ystery of th e "w e ath e r" as a pro- “ « rlc u ltu re had ch a rg e of the moving
here. Miss Ada Woods cam e o ut from replaced th e old h em stitch in g edge
M A C H IN E R Y AND TOOLS
d ucer of colds? T he "w e a th e r” being and se ttin g up of th e incubator.
Which w as used in d iscrim in ately on unable to defend itself, you m ay be
1-to n F o rd T ru ck .
1 M illb u rn W agon.
1 H a y R ack.
S p rin g P o rtla n d S unday to spend th e day.
T he iiw iib u to r.w as so larg e It had
all
types
of
m
a
terial.
F red Meyer m ade a trip to P o rtlan d
, ....
.
...
.
.s a f e In blam ing th e w eath er for m an's
W agon. D e e rin g M ow er. M cC orm ick B in d er. 2-w heel C a rt. D rill.
Bias trim m in g s of th e sam e m a ter- indiac r„ ,loI1B. b u t you a re not en tirely to he moved in 20 sections. It is h e a t­
Sunday.
Disc- R id in g C u ltiv a to r. W a lk in g C u ltiv a to r. P o ta to D igger.
ec,°“,?ml<al and c o rre c t In so doing. When you blamed
Mr. and Mrs. D aw son S m ith and u n q u estio n ab ly good ta ste, says Miss th e w eath er you recognized th e fact ed by a coal system w hich g en e rate s
P o ta to P la n te r . 3 P low s. H a rro w . S p rin g -to o th H a rro w . P la t­
steam th a t passes th ro u g h th e pipes to
tw
o
(laughters
w
ere
v
isito
rs
a
t
th
e
O
Neale.
A
clever
finish
to r th e n eck -1 1 |,a t th e re w as a com mon fac to r in ­
fo rm S cale.
H a y F o r k a n d R ope.
3 -h o rse E v e n e r.
G ard en
line is th e use of a n arro w bias band volved in tlle cau satio n of w ide-spread th e 20 sections and back again to the
S eeder.
C o rn P la n te r .
2 W heel B arro w s.
8 10-gal. M ilk hom e of Mr. and Mrs. S. F. P itts last Instead
g en erato r. Each of the sections on the
of th e tim e-w o rn ribbon bow colds.
P ro b ab ly th e m ost
S atu rd ay afternoon.
C ans. 3 5-gal. M ilk C ans. M ilk C ooler. 2 J o in te rs . G oiter.
T he ends m ay be finished w ith colored com m on facto r noticeable to th obvious
Incubator
a re Independent in itself.
e
com
­
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. W atk in s w ere beads or left plain."
H o g S c a ld in g T ro u g h , se v e ra l b a rre ls .
m u n ity as a w hole is th e sudden and The first eggs will bo placed in th is
d in n e r g u ests at th e home of Mr. and
One
H oes, s p ra y e rs , w edges, h a y a n d p o ta to fo rk s, shovels,
. way
, , . , of , lettin
. . g ,, down last suni-
...
m ark ed w eath er changes.
So th e week
Mrs. Joe D onaldson Sunday.
m er s sk irt is by binding it aro u n d th e w eath er gets th e cred it, w h eth er it be
„ ,
3 crow b a rs.
E ach eRK ls i'l««'«'! ¡» « se p a ra te
Miss F ra n c e s D avis h as been ill tor bottom w ith a bias fold. When fin- w a n u , hot, cool, col.l, cloudy, or su n -
2 se ts dou b le h a rn e s s . 1 se t sin g le h a rn e s s , 200-gal. w a te r
ished th e binding should be from shine. As a m a tte r of fact, the w eath er <d°th sack w hich is m arked w ith the
(lie
p
ast
week
from
w
hat
was
tho
u
g
h
t
tro u g h , 50-gal w a te r ta n k , 75 fee t ru b b e r hose, som e b arb ed
th ^ i - c o v ^ , i ° i ^ n s ” are*” p o p u lar
but" is" n ^ b ^ S
S
' T
°'
‘L’*“ ““ “
T he
w ire a n d c h ic k e n w ire, g rin d s to n e , 2 lo g g in g c h a in s, sad d le to be an a tta c k of grip.
’
.sa c k s a re rem oved from th e young
Jim M anary sp e n t S unday a t th e th is season. T hese may be used down c a u se ’ th a t produces colds
a n d c o lla rs, 2 cro ss c u t saw s, h a rd -w o o d w a g o n to n g u e, 4 to n s
the fro n t of a vest or on th e slash of a
(h ic k s th e hour they a re hutched.
hom e of his m other. Mrs. M anary.
h a y , 2 to n s baled s tra w .
sleeve. T h e r u l e t h a t th e s p a c e b e -
il" '„ T "“ « « ' a t origin, and
Mr. and Mrs. F red Meyer a n t Mrs tw een th e b u tto n s should be less th an ,ey ,ir<’ re a dHy contagious. I hey are A fter placing a leg band on them they
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
S. B. S plaw n w ere S unday T illers at the d iam eter of th e b u tto n s should he ‘ " " L T
' X< d ,re?t contact w ith a a re put in brooders.
follow ed, especially in using sm all 1 .V,, , 8U. <‘r,Ilg froni “ c a t a r r h a l
Steel R ange, T ables and C hairs, Sideboard, Oak B ureau, D ishes and th e S. F. P itts home.
ones. Long lines w ere achieved on
_ . 0,1 °* ,,11‘ ,1<)He “ »d th ro at. I hey i Telegram -D ut look Ila rga 1 n Rate
K itch en U tensils.
one model by applying fiat folds o t th e Lr ® t ™i’8™ “ ed by, coughing, st.eez- ,
Corrected.
COTTRELL
m aterial from th e sh o u ld er to th e ” Jg2 iV s and ,.b
b y ..eal
TERMS—All sums of $20 nnd under, Cash; over $20, 0 months’ time on
T “ he i b n arg
te - for
P o rtlan d
bv a n c i l o 8. s b e akH’
u s s o e ln t io n in
. i s a ain
.u
i ra
an
101 th
m e i-oriianil
w aistlin e and p u ttin g b u tto n s on th e I _ ' 118 8 1 or building Offli e school or TeIeKram and th e G resham Outlook
Approved Notes.
T h e F arm B ureau m eeting w ill be full length of th e fold.
! “
tra in an stree ca? o r a v ba8 be<‘n p rr<)' ‘p«>a «'y OU«,t<-«l as >5.
held a t the C o ttrell com m unity church
S et-in pockets alw ays give a ta il-
_ , ,l..„e
.
w . „e re ., , ,, , , , “ ? y T his should have been >4.50. The ra te
ored
finish
to
a
d
ress
say
s
Miss
,tb
‘‘r
place
" " " « t h e nxiividna s use on the T elegram alone is >3.75. T hese
n ex t T h u srd ay evening, F e b ru a ry 22,
O'Neale.
T
ailored
b
u
tton
holes,
such
"
Ver,
'
,
“ Ba.in th e
If ra te s a re in effect u n til Feb. 28.
W. S. WOOD A SONS, Auctioneers.
K. A. MILLER, Clerk a t 8 o ’clock. All in te reste d in co o p er­
as th e bound bu tto n holes, m
may
ay be t? e, body 8“ r i " ce becomes chilled the
and th e indi-
ativ e buying a re urged to atten d .
converted Into a pocket, A
m rrow
i u n heads
u.-nun re sista n c e is lessened
.
I l l A K I I H S I ’S NOTICE OF HALF.
m ake an a p p ro p ria te finish for ends [ V,d” nl 18 m ore llkely lo c a tc h co ,d -
C o u n ty C o u rt o f th e S ta te o f O re ­
Victory Parent-Teacher Association to of pockets. C om m ercial p a tte rn s usu- ' ' ' |p co n d itio n itself is so trifling In g o tli«
n fo r t lle C o u n ty o f M u ltn o m a h — in
P
ro
b
a
M cct.
ally give d irectio n s for th e m aking of Ib ^t vigorous ind iv id u als u su ally do In th e M te a . tte r o f th e G u a rd ia n s h ip o f ("o n -
A m eeting of th e V ictory d istric t, th ese button holes. T he bound button n ot ,e t th e disease in te rfe re w ith th eir
ra d E . M e tz g e r a n d D e lb e rt J. M e tz g e r,
M in o rs .
’ P a ren t-T ea ch e r asso ciatio n will be holes may be used as se p a ra te decor- daily p u rsu its, and in consequence
No. 9H«5.
ation.
[ p rom iscuous
asso ciatio n
continues
N O T IC E O F S A L K .
held F rid ay evening, F e b ru a ry 23, at
N arrow strin g b elts a re used for all w ith o u t p recau tio n s. As a re su lt colds
N o tic e Is h e re b y g iv e n th a t th e u n d e r­
, th e schoolhouse. T he re g u la r m eet- m a teria ls. T hey a re especially good usually go th ro u g h fam ilies, schools, s ig n e d . g u a rd ia n o f s a id C o n ra d E M e tz ­
g e r a n d D e lb e rt J. M e tz g e r, m in o ra , p u r ­
for
th
e
sto
u
t
figure.
They
m
ay
be
fin-
,
business
groups,
and
rapidly
become
'
ing
w
as
to
have
been
held
on
F
riday
Buy a few s h a re s of o u r 7 p e r c e n t P r io r P re fe re n c e
s u a n t to a n o r d e r a n d lice n se to s e lf Is­
| of la st week b u t had to be postponed ished in num ero u s w ays such as scattered in sm all epidem ics th ro u g h - sued a n d e n te re d b y a n d In th e ab ove
Stock a n d y o u r m o n ey w ill e a rn you o v e r 7 p e r cen t.
n title d c o u r t on th e 6th d a y o f F e b ru a ry ,
fringe, beads, points, and sq u a re ends. out th e com m unity. W hile the cold e 1 »2.1.
i on acco u n t of th e w eather. T he Rev. An easy way to tu rn a n arro w b elt is i*self may not be a serio u s facto r it
w ill, on a n d a f t e r th e 16th d a y o f
D iv id en d s a re p a y a b le e v e ry th re e m o n th s.
M
a rc h . 1923, pro ce e d to sell a t p r iv a te
H. It. G ebhardt, p asto r of th e Zion to fasten a safety pin th ro u g h one P redisposes th e possessor to m ore ser- sale,
a ll o t th e r ig h t, t i t l e a n d In te re s t o f
T h is is a good so u n d in v e s tm e n t a d o u r E a sy P a y ­
E vangelical ch u rc h in G resham , will th ick n ess of an end and w ork th e pin i,,us conditions, such as lary n g itis, th e a b o ve m e n tio n e d m in o rs In a n d to th e
m e n t P la n e n a b le s you to g e t 7 p e r c e n t in te r e s t on y o u r
e d re a l p r o p e r ty , t o - w lt :
| P h ary n g itis, b ro n ch itis, influenza und fo llo A w n in g u n d d e iv s id c rib
be th e m ain sp eak er of th e evening th ro u g h th e belt.
e d o n e -fo u rth In te re s t In
sa v in g s w h ile you a re p a y in g fo r y o u r s h a re s .
Double loops of g ro sg ra in ribbon, : ’he pneum onias.
a
m
i
to
a
t
r
a
c
t In S e ctio n Inn (111)
an d will choose his own subject. Re­
T o w n s h ip one (1 ) R a n g e T h re e (3 )
silk b raid , and linen ta p e a re good
All room s and places, both public
In v e s tig a te th is U n u su al O p p o rtu n ity T oday.
K a s t o f th e W illa m e tte M e rid ia n , In
fre sh m en ts w ill be served by th e com ­ tailo red finishes. T he loops may be «nd p riv ate, should he so ventilated
th e to w n o f G re s h a m , d e s c rib e d as
Ask a n y of o u r em p lo y es a b o u t it.
m ittee in charge.
buttoned down if desired. T hese trim - th a t th e a ir In th e room will be con-
f o llo w s .
C o m m e n c in g a t a p o in t In Ih e c e n ­
m ings m ay be used in the sam e way as s ta n tly changed.
Individuals w ith
te r o f th e D o w e ll V a lle y Ito a d , 120
bias edges.
( colds should be te m p o rarily seg reg at-
Sheet Music.
In v e stm e n t D ep a rtm en t
fe e t n o r th w e s te r ly fro m a p o in t 12
Beading is not being done rig h t cd. Sneezing and coughing should
ro d s n o r th o f th e S o u th w e s t c o r n e r o f
We a re c a rry in g a fu ll line of all
th e Ja m e s D o w e ll
D o n a tio n
Land
th e la te s t p o p u la r songs in sheet now, and heavy em broidery is going j never he done except when th e m outh
C la im : th e n ce s o u th p a ra lle l w ith th e
All
m usic. Buy a piece, ta k e ft hom e and out too,” says Miss O’Neale. “T he city is covered w ith a han d k erch ief. _
_
s a id lin e o f s a id d o n a tio n la n d c la im
Room 605 E le c tric B ldg., P o rtla n d , O regon
if you do not like it b ring it back and > ’ ¡"’PS a r e sellin g such d eco rated mod- eatin g u te n sils should be sterilized
to tlie c e n te r o f Jo h n so n c re e k , th e n c e
e a s te rly t r a c in g th e c e n te r lin e o f
a fte r u se; th is should be m an d ato ry
ex ch an g e it. Guy D. Jo n es, Je w e le r els very ch eap ly a t p rese n t.”
J o h n s o n c re e k 25 feet ; th e n ce n o r th to
The m a te ria ls of today a re so pliab le for public places.
th e c e n te r o f th e D o w e ll V a lle y R oad ;
they w ork up nicely Into self-trim -
People with colds should not kiss
th e n c e W e s te rly fo llo w in g th e te n te r
N eed Y o u r S u it C lea n ed ?
o
f th e D o w e ll V a lle y H o a d 25 fe e t
H ave It F re n c h dry clea n ed . Re mingx T he satin -b ack crep es may be th e ir re la tiv e s; should re fra in from
m o re o r less to th e pla ce o f b e g in n in g ,
p a irin g n e a tly done. T a ilo rin g fo r trim m ed by using th e rev e rse side of h an d sh ak in g ; should sterilize or burn iilm ii th e fo llo w in g te rm s , to - w lt
th e m a te ria l T his m akes a tru ly ta il- th e ir h a n d k e rch ie fs; should avoid ex-
D o r ca sh , fiv e p e r cen t (5 tie r c e n t) o f
ad ies an d m en.
h a s e p ric e to be p a id h i th e tim e
ored finish.
1 posing o th e rs by refra in in g from go- o th f e m p u a rc
P E T E R LEN A R D , T ailo r.
a n d th e b a la n c e o f th e
M aterials suggested as su itab le for J ¡ng to places of public am usem ent, p u rc h a s k e in g p ric liid
e to la- p a id a t th e tim e o f
T h e B ank of G resh am pays 5 p er self trim m in g s a re th e taffetas, th e riding in crow ded vehicles, etc., until c o n firm a tio n o f su ch sale.
I lid s fo r s a id re a l p r o p e r ty w ill he re­
c e n t in te re s t on tim e d ep o sits.— Adv. satin -b ack crep es, th e crep es, th e soft i tile cold has subsided.
ive d b y th e u n d e rs ig n e d a t th e o ffice o f
w oolens, th e gingham s, th e cotton ' If you have a cold th e sa fe st th in g ce
W illia m A. C a rte r. 1212 fia s c o llm ld ln g ,
i for y o u rself and for th e com m unity is P o rtla n d , O re g o n , a n d a ls o a t th e o ffice o f
A W ant Ad w ill sell w h at you do crep es, and th e linens.
See Me for Cattle Hauling
th e G re s h a m O u tlo o k a t G re s h a m , O re ­
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fo r you to go to bed and rem ain (lu re gon
n o t need and g et w hat you do need.
m a n d a f t e r th e s a id 15th d a y o f
BORING, DKEGDN, Kt. 1
lu tro n lz e the Heme "shoe S h in er.
for 24 to 48 h o u rs; ta k e a mild purga- M a rc h fro
, 1923.
Men's
and
ladies'
shoes.
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first p u b lic a tio n Feb. 13. 1923,
Telephone 3#x
W h a t you w an t, w hen you w an t it, aftern o o n and evening. Ruben A n d e r - ! F re d erick I). S tric k le r, w ith th e Ore-
D a te o f la s t p u b lic a tio n . M a r 13. 1923
as you w ant it— W an t ad. It.
(S ig n e d ) R O S E It. M E T Z G E R ,
son, sta n d in Todd's B arber Shop.
gon S tate Board of H ealth.
H alf Mile S outh of C otto n S ta tio n , % M ile S o u th e a s t of L inne-
in a n n S ta tio n , on A rch ie C o rn u tt P lace
Basket Social at Troutdale.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, at 11 a.m.
EMIL ALT, Owner
HORSE SENSE
Let Your Money Work for You
Portland Railway, Light & Power Co.
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for Fresh Cows, Beef
Cows, Calves, Hogs,
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