Gresham outlook., March 02, 1923, Page 3, Image 3

GRESHAM OUTLOOK,
Our Cash Price
f. o. b. Mill
Mill Run, any quantity, ton
Whole Corn, ton
Cracked Corn, screened, ton
Ground Corn, ton,
Bright Wheat Straw, ton
$29.00
38 00
40.00
40.00
15.00
Sun-dial M ill
F a irv ie w
P h o n e G re sh a m 2211
ST1 MP Bl RNERS BLING
USED TO CLEAR LAND
CEDAR AND VICTORY
T he P a re n t-T e a c h e r asso ciatio n held
T he Z ysett stum p b u rn e rs a re being a m eeting la st F rid a y evening a t th e
used to clea r seven ac res of land on V ictory schoolhouse. T he p ro g ram
th e R. L. Sabin place n o rth of Boring. and refre sh m e n ts w ere in ch a rg e of
T he co n tra c t for clea rin g th e land has
the men. T he m ain sp e ak e r for th e
been let and men a re alre ad y busy
evening w as th e Rev. H. R. G ebhardt.
g ettin g rid of th e stum ps. If th e re He gave an in te re stin g ta lk on W ash ­
h appen to be any persons who have
ington. S everal num bers on th e p ro ­
not yet seen th is new system in o p e ra ­
gram w ere fu rn ish ed by the school.
tion, th is is a splendid op p o rtu n ity to I M att Dahl was chosen as a rep rese n -
find out how it is done. T he Z ysett '
! tative of th e P a ren t-T ea ch e r asso cia­
system has proved to be a com plete
tion to be p resen t at th e next m eeting
su ccess in every way. ’ * not only
1 of th e Com m unity Council and of th e
b u rn s th e top p a rt of th e stum p but
la ir board to u rg e clean concessions at
th e ro ots as well.
, the fa ir th is year.
Ola T ofte's cow died la st w eek a fte r
LUSTED
J only a sh o rt illness. An exam ination
■ revealed a piece of w ire w hich had
T he m eeting of th e L usted P aren t-
T each er circ le w ill be held on F rid ay j pierced her h eart. Mr. T ofte has p u r-
! chased a new cow and ca lf from W ill
evening, M arch 9, at th e schoolhouse, j
Woods.
Club w ork w ill be th e chief topic and
Miss E thel C alkins, county club lead­
Classified Ads a re som e class.
er. will be present. R efreshm ents
w ill be served by the g irls of th e club,
“A ppetite R iser.”
Born to Mr. and Mrs. F. A. W estphall
Contracting and
on F eb ru ary 23d, a daughter. T he
Home Building
little one h as been nam ed Sydney
K ath ryn. Mrs. W estphall is a t the
Cement Work, Carpenter Work,
House Moving
hom e of her p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. T.
M. Carm ony in the L usted d istric t.
B uilding from th e ground up.
E stim ate s fu rn ish ed free.
Storage battery repairing and recharg­
E. G. ROHLF
ing. starter and generator work.
& Son.
Itaker
Phone Gresham Isx
Troatdale, Ore.
National Laundry Company
East 8th and Clay
The D IF Lanndry
that does
FK R K N T PRICK S
Portland
>1-
*
Kinds
of Laundry
D IF F E R E N T PR IC E S
Ask MR. C. W. BOGGIS, the Route Man
Leave Orders at TODD’S Barber Shop
HORSE SENSE
Let Your Money Work for You
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 tock 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.
D ividends a re p a y a b le ev e ry th re e m o n th s.
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 ­
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
sa v in g s w h ile you a re p a y in g fo r y o u r sh a re s .
In v e s tig a te th is U n u su a l O p p o rtu n ity T oday.
Ask a n y of o u r e m p lo y es ab o u t it.
In v e stm e n t D e p a rtm e n t
Portland Railway, Light & Power Co.
Room 605 E le c tric Bldg , P o rtla n d , O regon
CASH
PA ID
See Me for Cattle Hauling
P h on e«: E ast 7 1 0 2 ;
2,
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PAGE THREE
Ira N. G abrielson. a ssista n t biologist
i in ch a rg e of ro d en t co n tro l o p eratio n s
in Oregon, will d iscu ss ro d en t control
1 a t th e m eeting of th e D am ascus F arm
B ureau to be held S atu rd ay evening
M arch 3, a t th e Union schoolhouse.
Mr. G abrielson has m ade an extensive
study of th e various kinds of ro d en ts
found on th e coast and can te ll how­
to get rid of g ray diggers, ra ts, m oles,
etc., w hich d estro y g rain , potatoes and
o th e r crops in th e field and also afte r
they have been placed in storage. Mr.
G abrielson has had m any y ea rs of ex ­
perience in th e w-ork o f’ e x te rm in a t­
ing th ese pests.
Miss E dith N aas of P o rtlan d spent
the w eek-end at th e hom e of her. p a r­
ents. Mr. and Mrs. H erm an Naas.
W. H. Boring ce le b ra ted his 82d
b irth d ay Monday.
Mr. B oring is a
Civil W ar v eteran and in sp ite of sev­
era l w ounds received in th e service
he is still h ale and hearty.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. T elfo rd and
fam ily m ade a trip to S p rin g w a ter
Sunday.
T he stu d en ts of Union High School
No, 1 have launched a co u rse in sa les­
m anship w hich is provided by The
C u rtis P u b lish in g com pany of P h ila ­
delphia. T his co u rse has been con­
ducted th ro u g h m ore th a n 6000
schools an d h as th e endo rsem en t of
som e of th e co u n try 's leading ed u ­
cato rs.
H. V. H iggins, vocational director
for th is d istric t, delivered a very In- 1
le re stin g lectu re, ex p lain in g th e need
fo r a know ledge of salesm an sh ip and
d em o n stratin g th e p rin cip les of sell- I
lng. Some very w orth-w hile in atru c-
tio n in salesm an sh ip was gained from 1
th is lectu re and th e stu d e n ts will fol- •
low it up w ith a c tu a l sa lesw o rk se­
cu rin g su b scrip tio n s for th e "C ountry
Gentleman*' th is week o utside of
school hours.
T he sales ea rn in g s w ill go to w ard s
th e p u rch ase of ath letic equipm ent
w hich the school w an ts v ery much.
T h e school is divided in to tw o team s,
th e "M u tts” w ith Miss D oris E m ily as
lead er, and th e "Jeffs” w ith Miss Lu-
cile W oodard as leader. K een riv a lry
has developed betw een th e opposing
sides.
Where do You Keep
Your Valuables?
A re y o u r im p o rta n t p ap ers, s e c u ritie s, deeds, jew els,
etc., se cu re a g a in s t fire a n d ro b b ery ?
The only proper place I'or such articles is in our fire­
proof, burglar-proof, safety-deposit vault.
$1.50 Rents a Box for One Year
O ur sa v in g s d e p a rtm e n t w ill show you how to g e t
a h e a d of th e o th e r fellow by c o n s is te n t sa v in g s. It is n ’t
whtrt you can e a rn , it's w h a t you SAVE. C om e in a n d ta lk
it over.
F o r d e p o sito rs d e s irin g a c h e c k in g acco u n t w e ta k e
p rid e in a n n o u n c in g th a t w e h a v e provided fo r y o u r g r e a t­
e r p ro te c t k m — “ th e w o rld 's sa fe s t h a n k ch eck s ” —S uper-
S a fety In su re d h a n k ch eck s. E ach d e p o s ito r Is fu rn is h e d
fre e $1000 in s u ra n c e in th e H a rtfo rd A ccident a n d In ­
d e m n ity C om pany a g a in s t loss th ro u g h fra u d u le n t and
felo n io u s a lte ra tio n
T h e s e ch eck s a re a lso p ro tected by
T h e W illiam J. B u rn s In te r n a tio n a l D etective A gency, Inc.
T h is is th e la te s t d e v e lo p m en t in ch eck p ro te c tio n ,
a n d its a d o p tio n by th is b a n k is a n o th e r in d ic a tio n of c a re
ta k e n by th e officers in s a fe g u a rd in g th e m oney of th e ir
d e p o sito rs.
»
W eek-end g u ests a t th e hom e of J.
E. Slefer and fam ily w ere Mr. and
CORBETT
Mrs. E. G. Rich and ch ild ren , Mr. and"
T h e policy of th is h a n k is to re n d e r serv ice. M ay we
Mrs. P. C. L arso n and E dw in Siefer,
Mrs. McCoy of P o rtlan d visited her
se rv e you a s w e a re now s a tis fa c to rily s e rv in g o u r de­
all of P o rtland.
p o sito rs?
sister-in -law , Mrs. J. H aley, th is week.
S unday g u ests a t th e hom e of Mr.
Miss Ada Wood of P o rtlan d sp en t a
and Mrs. Max H ollam on and fam ily few days a t hom e th is week.
w ere.L . A. H arlow and H erm an B lazer
Miss L illian P itts w as a P o rtlan d
both of T routdale.
v isito r Monday.
D elm ar and G eorge G rey re tu rn e d
Gresham, Oregon
A num ber of th e m em bers of the
hom e th e la st of th e w eek from Gib­
O range lodge atten d ed th e m eeting in
bons, Oregon.
G
resham W ednesday nig^it. T h ere ^iiimiiiiiiiiiiiimimiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiita
Wm. Childs, w ho has been q u ite ill
fo r th e p ast few days, is rep o rted w as about 400 m em bers p resen t from
P o rtlan d .
m uch improved.
Mrs. Ida H olm es an d d au g h ter
A la rg e crow d atten d ed th e S a tu r­
T h ed a of E stacad a sp e n t sev eral days
day nig h t dance at th e club house.
Young Jo h n A nderegg is n u rsin g a v isitin g h er p are n ts, Mr. an d Mrs. G.
badly lacerated hand as a re s u lt of an H. B lackburn. Mr. and Mrs. B lack ­
accident w ith an ax w hich alm ost b u rn took h er hom e W ednesday and
We are equipped to rep a ir your car,
expect to sta y w ith her for a few days.
severed his thum b.
reg
a rd le ss of th e m ake, and do a first-
A c a r load of stock co n sistin g of
Mrs. F re d W agner w ent to F airview
class job, one th a t we feel safe In
th re e horses, seven cows, about 60 T h u rsd a y to spend th e day w ith her
ch ickens an d four pigs, also farm im ­ siste r, Mrs. Stockton.
g u ara n tee in g to be rig h t. We have
plem ents and household effects of Mr.
T he L u sted E m b ro id ery club will
lo ts of room for live au to storage.
and Mrs. T. J. O’Neill, from Elm a, I m eet T uesday aftern o o n , M arch 13,
W ashington, arriv ed T h u rsd ay of th is , w ith Mrs K linski.
week.
T he c a r in ch a rg e of Mr. j Mrs. J. B. L ent Is rep o rted to be
O'Neill and son has been on th e road slow ly im proving a fte r h f r serio u s
since T uesday m o rning, b ut rep o rted . illn ess o f th e p ast tw o w eeks.
a ll stock in good condition. Mrs. | T he L adies’ Aid of th e C o ttrell Com ­
SOUTHARD & SOUTHARD
O'Neill arriv ed by tra in T hursday. Mr. m u n ity ch u rch w ill m eet at th e ch u rch g P h o n e 2391
N ig h t P h o a e 25x5 1
O'Neill h as bought th e old F ra n c is W ednesday aftern o o n , M arch 7.
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W elch place g e a r D am ascus and ex ­
T he farm ers of th is vicinity a re ta k ­
pects to m ake th is his home.
ing ad v an tag e of th e good w eath er.
TROUTDALE
Wm. Childs, w ho has been q u ite ill
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. C rasw ell w ere
for th e p ast week, is rep o rted m uch d in n er g u ests a t th e home of Mr. am!
T he pupils of M ultnom ah county
im proved.
Mrs, O rv il M anary Sunday evening, It
com
peted for th e th re e prizes offered
Mrs. E. M. A m esberry and little being Mr. M anary’s birthday.
We have p u rch ased 122,000 p air
d au g h ter Lois of P o rtlan d visited for
Miss Vada Q uay sp en t one day v isit­ for the best sto ry w ritte n on th e su b ­
je
c
t
selected
by
th
e
Oregon
H
um
ane
U.
S. Arm y M unson la st shoes,
sev eral days of th is week a t th e home ing at her hom e th is week.
society. T he first prize of $5 w as
sizes 5% to 12 w hich was th e en ­
of her p are n ts, Mr, and Mrs. II. A.
given to H elen A lthaus of school d is­
tire su rp lu s stock of one of the
Beck.
PLEASANT VALLEY
tric t No. 20, T routdale. H er sto ry e n ­
la rg e st U, 8. G overnm ent shoe con­
Floyd Lake, who has been q u ite ill,
titled
“A
n
ticip
atio
n
”
w
as
based
upon
trac
to rs.
J. D. Lee of P o rtlan d w as in th e v al­
is sufficiently recovered to resum e his
th e p ic tu re of th e title page of th e
ley
d
u
rin
g
the
fo
re
p
a
rt
ot
th
e
week
on
du ties as m ail c a rrie r on ro u te 2.
L ite ra ry Digest of Deeember 9. F our
T his shoe is g u ara n tee d one h u n ­
L ittle M arg aret Yaun is rep o rted business m atters.
pupils of th e sam e school, T heopliile
dred
per cen t solid leath er, color
W.
L.
K
esterso
n
and
son
W
illard
left
q u ite ill w ith grip.
DeW itte of th e eig h th g rad e ; Paul
d ark tan , bellow s tongue, d irt and
Mr. an d Mrs. W. R. T elford sp en t Monday for Bull Run w here they have
Howeli of th e seventh g rad e ; Em m et
w aterproof. T he ac tu al value of
secured w ork In a logging cam p.
T h u rsd ay of th is week in P o rtlan d .
th is shoe Is $6.00. Owing to th is
Mrs. G. H. Richey is spending a few O’Neil of th e fifth g rad e and Mary
A free e n te rta in m e n t and ap ro n sale
O'Neil of th e fo u rth g rad e sto rie s w ere
trem endous buy we can offer sume
will be given a t th e I. O. O. F. hall on days th is week v isitin g w ith her sis­
excellent. As in stru c tio n s w ere to
to th e public at $2.95.
the evening of M arch 10 by th e B oring te r, Mrs. E llen Je ffries of Newberg.
send only one sto ry from each school
Mrs.
W.
F.
M
eacham
has
gone
to
R ebekahs
th eir te ac h ers, Mrs. E. C. Shaw and
Send c o rre c t size. Pay postm an
An old tim e p a rty w as held a t th e N ew port for a few m onths sojourn.
Mrs. G. M. Otto, piade aw ard s to th ese
on
delivery or send money order.
Mr.
M
eacham
has
ch
a
rg
e
of
one
of
clu b house T h u rsd ay evening of th is
pupils.
If
shoes
a re n ot us rep resen ted we
th
e
la
rg
e
logging
cam
ps
located
n
ear
week. A good luncheon w as served
will ch e erfu lly refu n d your money
M ickley & P lea san t recen tly sold a
and a good tim e w as rep o rted by all. th a t place.
prom ptly upon req u est.
P le a sa n t V alley P aren t-T ea ch e rs Ford (ru ck to G eorge A tkinson of
S. E. W aller is on th e sick list th is
circle held an in te restin g session Mon­ S pringdale, a F o rd coupe to Mrs. L il­
week.
National Ila, Slate Shoe Co.
Ivan T u rn e r expects to leave th e day evening. Hon. J. D. Lee addressed lian Cooley, head n u rse a t T he C edars,
a F ord ro a d ste r to M artin Nelson and
first of th e week on a business trip to the m eeting.
296 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
Edw. Holcom b was a P o rtlan d vis­ one of th e new four-door F o rd sedans
K an sas City.
w ith $100 e x tra eq u ip m en t to H. E.
S. E. W aller h as bought o ut th e hall ito r W ednesday.
Bloyd T ro u td ale banker.
in te re st in his confectionery, ow ned
FAIRVIEW
Mr. and Mrs. Lee W hiteseii of P o rt­
by E. V. M aulding.
land
w ere Sunday v isito rs a t th e John
At the S m ith M emorial P re sb y teria n
TIKES AND TUBES
F h o n e w ant ads. to 1561.
ch u rc h n ex t Sunday th e p asto r, th e N aysndth home.
Mrs. L. P. H ow ard assisted by Mrv.
Rev. E. R. D. H ollensted w ill preach
Tires
th e first of a series of p re-E aste r s e r­ J M onahan and Mrs. H. Holm es, gave
mons, w hich will co n tin u e th ro u g h a tea a t hei hom e on W ednoau.y a fte r­
A mcriea n-
Quickest Service.
tile m onth of M arch. T he g eneral noon ¡or benefit of T ro u td ale P a re n t-
Akrnn Tires
Lowest Prices. Best. Material. topic is " Id e a ls ” and the four su c ce ss­ T each ers association.
Vulcanizing and Retreading
ive su b jects will be “An Ideal C h ris­
W aiter S h erlin g and son W allace
All W ork G uaran teed
tian ," “An Ideal C hurch," “ An Ideal and d a u g h te r D orothy let», on Tliuru-
P
re
ac
h
er"
and
"An
Ideal
Com
m
unity.”
T ro u td a le , Ore.
day for C anada.
P h o n e G resh am 489
Mr. and Mrs. T hom as Low have
T h e B an k of G resh am pays 6 p er
OKO. A. BK A N DT
P hone 1107
I
moved
into a co ttag e on th e Sun Dial
cent in te re s t on tim e d ep o sits.— Adv,
i ranch on th e Sandy road and will
i raise celery th is season.
Ton
Ml k Inds of To Material and
Mrs. Jo h n L an d an visited la st week
Curtain Window«
| a t Canby, Oregon. H er sister, Mrs. A.
! W. N elson, cam e hom e w ith h er on
In the Fairview City Hall
S. E. PALMQUIST
I F riday and will rem ain for sev eral
AUTO TGI’ SIKH*
i days.
Main HL
(Ireaham
Pbone ISJ5
H. E. Bloyd and wife visited, th eir
p aren ts in P o rtlan d on S u n d ty .
Given hy Heave,• Concert Company
Miss G race M ickley of P o rtlan d
P ro g ra m of p ian o , c o rn e t, v io lin s, sa x o p h o n e s, songs,
I sp e n t th e w eek-end w ith th e home
re a d in g s a n d c a rto o n s .
Plione 1901
folks.
Licensed M ortician»
Lady A»»i»tant
Stank of (Gresham
Automobile Repairing
G resh am G arage
Public Sales
F IS K
Oldfield
SAND and GRAVEL
KNARR & SON
for Fresh Cows, Beef
Cows, Calves, Flogs,
of any kind
E. NASSHAHN,
MAKUH
DAM VS( I S FARM RI RFAl
STUDENTS WILL TAKE
TO HEAR SPECIALIM’
SA LESM A N SH IP COURSE
BORING
We carry full lines of Fisher’s
DAIRY AND POULTRY FEED
FKI1HV,
BORING, OREGON, III. 1
Telephone 89x
G resliam 8 5 5
AT YOUR SERVICE AT ANY TIME
Your Patronage Solicited
MORGAN BROS. TRUCK SERVICE
M oving and G en eral H a u lin g
124-41 U nion A ven u e
Wood, Coal and Briquets
Portland, Oregon
Gresham Tire Shop
CONCERT AND DANCE
SATURDAY NIGHT, MARCH 3
Funeral Directors
Auspices Fairview Eire Department.
P ro g ram will s ta r t a t 8 o’clock.
Admission, Adults 35 Cents
D ancing 9:30 to 12
(lifldren III ( cuts
Plano Tuning.
S atisfactio n g u aran teed , $3. F red
B. Jones, 2625 E ast 49th stree t.
(ire.ham .
Day or Night
MOKI'I AltV
J. I. Ml I / . i k h
Oregon