Gresham outlook., April 24, 1923, Page 4, Image 4

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DAMASCUS
E rn e st Boese w as recen tly operated
on for a tu m o r in th e ear. He w as at
St. V incent's h o sp ital In P o rtlan d for
m ore th an a w eek but is now a t home
again.
Tobie Cotton has given up th e b lack ­
sm ith and a u to re p a ir w ork a t D a­
m ascus and h as moved to B arton.
Gus S tein has recen tly become
F ord ow ner.
D am ascus ro ad s a re being m a te r­
ially im proved. T he c a te rp illa r ow n­
ed by the county, w hich graded and
finished leveling th e F o ster road, has
graded th e B u n k er Hill, th e Rock
Creek, th e Cut-off and th e D am ascus-
H ogan roads.
Rock is being broken a t th e S trad -
ley q u a rry by a sm all crew of men.
L abor seem s q u ite scarce and w ork
is plenty. F a rm e rs have n ea rly all
p u t in th e ir sp rin g g rain and early
potatoes and a re hopeful for a good
year.
Mrs. J. W. S tu re en tertain ed for the
w eek-end. Mr. and Mrs. S tanley A n­
evening of th is week. A sh o rt pro­
drew s and Mrs. Emil B artsch and son,
gram
has been arran g ed , including ra re tre a t to th e au dience w hich
all of P ortland.
. songs, readings and selections by th e crow ded th e ch u rch . T he singing of
Mr. and Mrs. E. V. M aulding and , choir. A fter th e program gam es and
th e boys, about 50 in num ber, under
fam ily visited Sunday a t th e home of a social tim e fo r a li ages w ill be en-
th e lead ersh ip of Mr. W hitney, was
Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Brehm and fam ily , Joyed.
T he "K in g 's D aughters," a
cap tiv atin g . T he program consisted
of V ancouver, W ashington.
I class of g irls w hich was recen tly or
Boring won th e second gam e from j ganized in th e Sunday school, will of ch o ru ses, solos and obligato p a rts
by selected boys. S everal boys led
I-ogan Sunday a t th e home g ro u n d s have a booth w here hom e-m ade candy
w ith a score of 7 to 2. Next Sunday, w ill be sold. A sm all adm ission will the audience in p ray e r and one m ade
A pril 29, will see th e beginning of th e be ch arg ed to th is social but the re ­
generous silver offering, in aid of the
C lackam as County L eague gam es for fresh m en ts w ill be free.
chorus,
w as th e resu lt.
th e sum m er.
A sh o rt d ram atizatio n of "T h a n k s­
T his o rg an izatio n includes boys In
W. W. M etzger, local g arag e m an,
giving A nn” w as presen ted a t th e various cities on th e coast. R eference
sold four ca rs during th e p ast week,
ch u rch Sunday evening, in w hich Mrs. was m ade to sev eral thousand. At
a new 4-door F ord sedan to W. G.
G eorge C. B errem an took th e p a rt of some of th e ir co n certs from 100 to
P ete rs, a neV C hevrolet to u rin g ca r
the old colored w om an w hose fa ith in
to Ja s. Hite, a second-hand F o rd ca r th e p rin cip les of tith in g convinced 200 boys ta k e p a rt and at th e 1922
to R ay Naas and one to S. Robinson. th e A llens of its value. G. H. B ick­ Rose F estiv al about a th o u san d boys
Tw enty-five o r m ore of th e Boring ford, Miss A nna L en n artz, F reelin , w ere assem bled. T he boys a re given
R ebekahs attended th e in itiatio n ex­ Zelma and H elen C ollins took the m oral, edu catio n al and relig io u s in ­
ercises a t G resham M onday n ig h t giv o th er p arts. A fter th e d ram atizatio n centives along w ith m usical tr a in ­
ing. Out of th e s ta r t th e boys a re
by the G resham R ebekah lodge.
th e audience se p arate d into two th u s given w ill d oubtless develop
------------------- \ en Mr.
and Mrs. Jo h n Knox, recen t a r g roups u n d er th e cap tain s of the
riv als from e a ste rn Oregon, a re doing m en 's and w om en’s sections of th e some exceptional m usicians and vo­
B ig M ass M eetin g
considerable im proving on th e ir prop read in g contest. T he men learned an ca lists of w hich th e co u n try w ill some
erty w hich is also a decided im prove o rig in al cam paign song and th e wom­ day be proud.
Thursday Night, April 2«
m ent to th e ap p earan ces of th e tow n en p racticed some songs com posed by
G range H all, O rient
FAIRVIEW
Mrs. W alter E vertson of A shland is Miss L en n a rtz for th e occasion. This
8 p. m. sh a rp
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Cook have
visiting a t th e home of her m other w as all in connection w ith th e stew ­
Mrs. Mary P o tter.
ard sh ip read in g contest, in w hich the moved into O. F. Cady’s sm all cottage.
The T ruth about the
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. E rd m an and Mrs m en’s section w as found to be leading
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Brooks and son of
L ester Irw in and little son Arlow by 3000 points. T he cam paign has two A irlie, Oregon, spent th e w eek-end
spent Sunday visiting rela tiv e s in m ore w eeks to run.
visitin g in Fairview .
By Rev. J. IL Johnson of Portland P ortlan d .
Mr. and Mrs. Edw in B urlingam e
A group of young people an d p a r­
Mrs. H elen Stone sp e n t Monday
en ts will atten d th e big rally a t th e and d au g h ter, Edna, w ere S unday
Everybody Welcome
visitin g a t the hom e of Mr. an d Mrs
F irs t M ethodist ch u rch in P o rtlan d gu ests of R. Stone and fam ily in
L. C. A rm strong and fam ily.
Lents.
The undersigned will sell at auction sale on his place on
T h u rsd ay aftern o o n and evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. M aulding of
Eagle
Creek, 1U miles west of M iller’s Spur on Heipel road
Miss
F
lo
ren
ce
M
alis
of
Mist,
O
re­
S heridan, Oregon, are visitin g at the
neighbor
to Mr. Dowty and T. Githens, on
Parish
Sunday
School
Association
gon,
w
as
th
e
week-end
g
u
est
Miss
hom e of th e ir son, E. V. M aulding and
RtU'hel
P
eterson.
Will
Meet.
family,
Mrs. E. R. D. H olltpisted is visiting
T he Pow ell V alley P a rish S unday
B a tte ry lig h ts and electric self­
Mrs. Revenue of Sandy visited S u n ­
s ta rte rs for old F o rds 1912 to
day a t th e home of h er b ro th er, F. M. School association will m eet a t P le a s­ h er siste r in P o rtlan d for a few days.
Beginning at IB o’clock sharp, the following property:
1919 m odels, p u t on w ithout c h a n g ­ Morgan.
a n t Y’alley S atu rd ay , April 28.
ing th e block. Good w ork and low
Miss
M
artha
Buck
w
ill
be
th
e
p
rin
­
New
Books
at
the
Troutdale
Library.
I
Team
Work Horses, 2600 lbs.
I1 “Buckeye" Brooder, 500 Egg Cap.
cost.
Need Your S uit C leaned!
ciple sp eak er of th e day. O th ers on
Grade Jersey t ows, 3 and 12 H. P. Boiler (Donkey).
Among th e in te restin g books ju st ” High •W
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y if.
a
a a BBF
H ave it F ren ch dry cleaned, Re- th e p ro g ram w ill be Miss M ildred
I years old.
Test # 5 . and
ti.
Call at the
p m Mitchell Wagon.
received at th e T ro u td ale read in g
p airin g neatly done. T ailo rin g for
1
Heifer
Calf.
I
Ford
Touring
Car.
Jo hnson, Mrs. A lta Stafford, Mrs. room are :
ladies and men.
I M anning Dll B u rn er com plete.
I
Dozen
White
Leghorn
Chickens.
M ary L am b ert and p erh ap s oth er
P E T E R LENARD, T ailor
“Queen
V icto ria” by
S trachey.
-5 Gal. Alanilnani Double Cooker.
Sunday school w orkers. R eports of
Q ueens a re hum an a fte r all. See 1 Prize Rooster.
Bluff Road
J 1 “ Faultless” Ntump Puller.
Piano Tuning.
Two miles north of Sandy
S atisfactio n g u aran teed , $3. F red th e big ra lly in P o rtlan d T h u rsd ay for y o u rself in S tra ch e y 's "Queen I “Buckeye” Incubator, 120 Eggs. 14 Sacks Cement, Potatoes, Etc.
B. Jones, phone G resham 189x1.
tf will also be a fe a tu re of th e program . V ictoria,” a m odern view of the
All H ouse and K itchen U tensils, T ables, C hairs, China, Range, Oil Stove
queen, h er advisers, her fam ily and (3 -b u rn er), H eating Stove. W riting Desk, Bed and o th e r a rticle s too n u m e r­
Sunday School Contention Held Best. th e panoply of th e V ictorian court.
ous to m ention.
T he convention of th e P lea san t
“ H orny H ands and H am pered E l­
LUNCH AT NOON
Home D istrict Sunday school conven­ bow s” by W illiam s. P o st w ar study
tion, w hich w as held a t th e C ottrell of th e w age e a rn e rs of E urope who TERMS OE SALE— $20 and under, Cash. Over $20, six m onths’
time on bankable note, X per cent.
com m unity ch u rc h la st Sunday, w as live u nder a n arro w sh e et as com ­
At the end of sale will sell 2«-acre ranch, with 5-room
considered by m any th e best ever pared w ith A m erica—by th e a u th o r of
held by th e association. T he in s p ira ­ "W h at’s on th e w o rk e r’s m ind?” house and 2 new barns.
tio n al ad d resses by E. E. C issna and Causes of th e cu rta ilm e n t of o p p o r­ T ERMS ON FARM SALE— $500 down, b alance on easy te rm s a t 6 per cent.
Mrs. C lara E sson w ere very helpful. tu n ity w hich affects th e w hole peo­
F. G O N S IO R , O w n er,
Joe Caldo, Daw son Sm ith and G. ple, a re p lain ly told of in d u stria l
.1. k a ra tli, SOI Spalding Bldg., Portland. Auctioneer
N asshahn gave in te restin g ta lk s in Europe.
F. BARTIIOLEMEIJ, Estacada, Clerk
th e round ta b le discussion and th e
"T w enty T housand L eagues U nder
Rev. A. J. W are m ade a stro n g a p ­ th e Sea,” by Verne. An especially a t ­
peal for th e men to recognize th e ir trac tiv e edition w ith la rg e p rin t and
resp o n sib ility to th e boys. Music w as illu stra te d by Milo W inter.
fu rn ish ed by Mrs. Clifford, Mrs.
'W hen th e W est W as Young,” by
E sson, Mrs. J. M. C. M iller and Ron- I Bechdoit T ru e and exciting ta les of
I he National City Company, one of the largest and
aid Esson of Sandy aipl V irginia and pioneer days, Indians, bandits, cour
m ost conservative bond and investm ent houses in
Swea Lundbom of P lea san t Home.
agfl and ad v en tu res, w ritte n from the
America has just purchased $1,000,000 worth of our 7%
A class in child study and hom e de- , d iaries of old se ttlers.
P rio r Preference Stock.
votion and th e recom m endation th a t
"R ita C oventry,” by S treet.
“An
This is the most im portant deal in Public Utility stocks
th e dally v acation Bible school be engaging op era sin g er moves adm ir
in Portland in years.
held th is y ear w ere included In th e ably th ro u g h a readable, w ell plotted
W ouldn’t you like to have a few shares of this a ttra c t­
action tak en a t th e business session. novel."
ive security, too?
$98.00 a share; par value $100.00.
“ Roads of A dventure," by P ain e
Farmers Mutual Eire Relief Assn. A dventures o f th e au th o r as an u n ­
Over
7% on your money.
For cash or on easy terms
Does Flourishing Business.
The F arm ers M utual h as grow n to d erg rad u a te on th e Yale crew , w ar
INQUIRE TODAY.
be th e la rg e st fa rm e rs ’ com pany In the co rresp o n d en t in Cuba, H aiti and
N orthw est.
F arm ers who consider China, d u rin g th e Boxer u p risin g , In
•
In v estm en t D ep artm en t
th e ir own w elfare p refer it. P re sid en t th e gold cam ps of th e w est and final
S n ash all re p o rts th e A ssociation has ly as d isp en ser of publicity for th e
over $16,000,000 in force an d over 10,
Room 605 E lectric Bldg., P o rtlan d , Oregon
000 members. In th e p ast y ear It has A m erican navy In E uropean w aters
paid over $33,000 in losses w ith one I during th e w ar.
assessm en t only a t 30c p er h undred i
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77ie O N L Y n a tio n a lly distrib­
d o llars. T h ere is no reason why
I.ady T o u rist (in fello w sto n e P ark )
farm ers should pay high ra te s w hen —"Does ‘Old F a ith fu l’ G eyser freeze
COTTRELL
uted Cream o f T a rta r
they can in su re in a F a rm e rs ’ A sso­ in th e w in te r tim e?”
B a k in g Pow der
ciation. A nyone w ishing to in su re will
H ank, th e H onker (as w arm as
A F arm B ureau m eeting will be
call on H. W S n ash all a t th e F a ir "Old F a ith fu l” )—“Yes, mam. and they held at th e C o ttrell Com m unity
G rounds, G resham . Phone F arm ers ship th e Ice ea>t to m ake hot w ater
Contains No Alum—Leaves
ch u rch on W ednesday evening, April
2101.—Adv.
bags.”
25, a t 8 o'clock. Some very a ttra c tiv e
No Bitter Taste
prices w ill be given for autom obile
accesso ries and o th er Inform ation will
be given for th o se who wlHh to be
aided by cooperation. T he ladies are
invited and ail a re u rged to attend.
KU KLUX KLAN
Public Sale
Old Fords! Old Fords!
Saturday, April 28
bbbj
bbb
BLUFF GARAGE
the ingredients printed
on the label of your bak­
ing powder tin include
Cream of T a rta r—your
cakes, biscuits and other
foods will be more health­
ful and have a finer tex­
ture and taste.
Eagle Creek, Oregon
GOOD FDR YOU TOO
T hat is one of the rea­
sons w hy th o u g h tfu l
women insist on
ROYAL
Portland Railway, Light & Power Co.
Baking Powder
RED ROCK COTTAGE CHEESE
FIRST CONTEST.
Sole Agents
GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
Since 1903
Phone 1891
A. J. W. BROWN, Prop.
FOR THE BEST MEATS
Fresh or Cured, Lard, Etc., prepared and sold under ab­
solutely sanitary conditions and at lowest
possible prices, you’ll go to
THE SANITARY MARKET
GED. DIETL, Prop.
Phene 1711
VICTORY
F irs t P riz e ........................... $25.00 for g re a te st yield to th e ac re In pounds
Second P riz e ....................... $20.00 for g re a te st yield to th e acre in pounds
T hird P riz e ........................$15.00 for g re a te st yield to th e ac re in pounds
F o u rth P riz e .................... $10.00 for g re a te st yield to the a c re in pounds
F ifth P riz e ........................$ 6.00 for g re a te st yield to th e ac re In pounds
OTHER GOOD EATS
Pow ell S treet,
$150-°° ¡n Cash
Gresham
SECOND CONTEST
F irs t P riz e ...........................$25.00
Second P riz e .......................$20.00
T hird P r i j e ..........................$15.00
F o u rth P riz e ..................... $10.00
F ifth P r iz e ...........................$ 5.00
for
for
for
for
for
g re a te st
g re a te st
g re a te st
g re a te st
g re a te st
yield
yield
yield
yield
yield
of No. 1 size to ac re
of No. 1 size to acre
of No. 1 size to acre
of No. 1 size to ac re
of No. 1 size to acre
T his co n test Is open to everybody and everyone has a ch an ce to
win any of th e prizes or a prize in each contest. T he only re q u ire ­
m ents a re th a t you p la n t and raise n ot less th an one h alf a c re of
cucum bers and deliver to the Oregon P ick le & C anning Co. a t th e ir
p la n t n ear th e O. W. P. depot, G resham , Oregon. If you have not
m ade your c o n tra c t do so a t once as only a lim ited num ber of acres
will be taken.
Oregon Pickle & Canning Co., inc.
G resham , Oregon.
I’hone ISS1
T Y P E W R IT E R S
New and Rebuilt
T he V ictory P a ren t-T ea ch e r asso ­
ciatio n w ill m eet a t th e schoolhouse
on T h u rsd ay evening of th is week, |
w hen Milton O. Nelson, ed ito rial w rit­
Old m achines taken in tra d e as
er for th e P o rtlan d T elegram , will
p a rt paym ent.
speak on "Seeing T h in g s.” A sh o rt
p ro g ram w ill be given and hom e­
m ade candy will be on sale. All are
Com plete R ental an d Supply
Invited to attend.
D epartm ent.
k
( lob Hill Give Play.
T y p ew riters rep aired . M achines
T he C h an ticleer P o u ltry club of
loaned w hile we w ork on yours.
Lynch schopl w ill give a play on next
F rid ay evening, April 27. th e pro- I
ceeds of w hich will go tow ard sen d ­
ing one of th e boys as delegate to the
304 Oak St., P o rtlan d , Ore.
A g ricu ltu ra l College for th e sh o rt
co u rse In th e sum m er. D ancing will
conclude th e en tertain m en t. All a re
invited to a s s is t th e boys In th is
T he young man with th e fancy puts
w ork.
th e ring in spring.
The Rebuilt Typewriter Co.