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VOL. 13, NO. 22
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, O {EGON,
BERRY GROWERS PICNIC
WAS MARKED SUCCESS
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TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
TUESDAY,
TROUTDALE P.-T. ASS’N
HAS EINE SESSION
Musical Activities
EARWIG PEST HAS
MADE APPEARANCE
IN THIS VICINITY
The last m eeting of th e season w as
held by th e T ro u td ale P aren t-T ea ch e r I
circle last W ednesday aftern o o n . May I
T h e . picnic w as held at the fa ir i led by ou r fellow b erry grow er, H. W.
9th. T he officers elected for th e fol- i S ev eral m em bers of th e m andolin j
g ro u nds in G resham , on S aturday, 1 S trong, assisted by v io lin ists from th e
low ing year w ere, Mrs. C. I. Thom as, and g u ita r club m et w ith th e teach er,
May 12, 1923, and th e program w as M usical A rts club o rc h e stra , led by
p resid en t; Mrs. E m ilie C. Shaw , vice Mr. P alacios, at Miss H oney's studio
c a rrie d out to the letter. T he m o rn Jo h n O liver, co n sistin g of Miss A lice
p resid e n t; Mrs. A. D. K endall, sec la st nig h t an d took the first lesson on
ing session w as called to o rd er by R oberts, Jo h n N evalin, W. L. G orsage,
Much has been in th e public press
re ta ry -tre a s u re r; Mrs. Wm. C raw ford th e se p o p u lar in stru m e n ts.
T h ere
P re sid e n t J. D. H utchinson and C. T. H erb ert B urdick and A. J. Stout. T he
an d Mrs. A nna R ichardson, d irecto rs. w ere th re e g u ita rs and tw o m andolins. rec en tly about th e earw ig and his
R yan w as chosen secretary . M inutes com m unity singing an d in stru m e n ta l
T he te ac h ers and pupils of the At least as m any m ore have indicated d estru c tiv e habits. Too m uch can not
of th e la st p re-h arv est m eeting w ere num bers w ere very m uch ap p reciated
school gave a b eau tifu l M others’ Day a d esire to ta k e lessons and it is ex be said. T he filthy, d estru c tiv e in sect
read and approved. H erb ert Lynch and enjoyed by all and if th e re is an y
exercise, ending w ith th e ch ild ren pected m ore w ill be p resen t next has no home, he lives an y w h ere and
offered th e follow ing resolution w hich place th a t frien d S tro n g is m ore at
giving flow ers to all th e w om en in Monday evening. The lessons s ta rt ev ery w h ere and c ra w ls about pro
w as adopted :
hom e th an ru n n in g a b erry ran c h it
th e audience. Mrs. L. A. H arlow gave at 7 and co n tin u e u n til lu o r later. m iscuously, living on w hatever com es
W hereas, A num ber of us gro w ers is in actin g as m usical d irec to r and
very In terestin g c u rre n t events.
T his offers a splendid o p p o rtu n ity for his way. H is fav o rite abode is any
accom panied our county agent, S. B. in sp irin g folks to sing. T he p rin c i
d ark filthy c o rn e r out of sight d u ring
Mrs. C. I. T hom as had ch a rg e of th o se who d esire to learn.
H all on th e first ex perim ent sta tio n pal add ress of th e aftern o o n w as
th e day tim e. He likes to tra v e rs e
th
e
program
,
w
hich
w
as
en
titled
“The
to u r la st June, and w hereas, we found
Old Oregon T ra il,” ending a series of
T he vocal division of th e M usical th e sew ers, cesspools, g arb ag e cans,
th is trip a m ost enjoyable and profit m ade by W. D. B. Dodson, se c re ta ry
able occasion and we feel th a t every of th e cham ber of com m erce of P o rt
pro g ram s on th e ea rly h isto ry of O re A rts club met last evening at th e li b urrow In th e ground, hide in the
fa rm e r and especially every b erry land, Oregon. H is su b ject w as e n
gon. In keeping w ith th e subject, th e b rary w ith Miss K ath ry n H oney as mop, an d any o th e r d ark seclm ted c o r
g ro w er in M ultnom ah county can a f titled “L ooking A head” and w hile he
school sang "Out W here th e W est Be ch airm an . T h ere was a goodly n u m n er d u rin g th e daylight hours. And
ford to m ake th is trip to th e sta te ex
g in s,” and “Oregon, My O regon.” Mrs. ber p resen t and p la n s w ere m ade for as soon as n ig h t com es on he delights
p erim en t sta tio n to see the m any ex w as com pelled to q u o te sta tistic s in
H arlow and Mrs. Alice Rix gave very p articip a tio n in th e en te rta in m e n t to in ro m ping fo rth trav e lin g h ith e r and
p erim en ts in p ro g ress of grow th, his com parisons w hich a re considered
th e re fo re, be it resolved, th a t we. Co dry m a tte r w ith an audience, he held
in terestin g read in g s from acco u n ts of be given th e la tte r p a rt of Ju n e. This th ith e r, into th e p a n try ; over g ra n d
o p erative B erry G row ers, in re g u la r th e atten tio n of his h e a re rs an d his
“C rossing th e P la in s ” by old Oregon e n tertain m en t w ill fe a tu re th e th ree m o th er s false teeth on th e d re sse r;
session, m ost h ea rtily indorse th e ex
pioneers.
ta
lk
bristled
w
ith
suggestions
for
a
m ain lines of th e c lu b ’s activity, into beds and clo sets in th e house;
p erim ent statio n to u r to be conducted
Mrs. Chas. Scott and Mrs. T hom as nam ely, vocal, in stru m e n ta l and d ra th ro u g h th e flow ers in th e g ard en and
on Ju n e 10 and 11, by our county g re a te r M ultnom ah county and a
ag e n t and as m any of our m em bers as g re a te r Oregon.
ev ery w h ere from th e d epths of the
read from th e m a n u scrip t biography m atic art.
can to ta k e advantage of th is oppor
mole ru n s to th e tops of th e trees.
T he w inners in th e v ario u s races
of Mrs. D. J. Cooper, of T he D alles.
tu n ity and join th is trip to th e station.
His a p p e tite is good and u n lik e th e
Mrs. T hom as' m other, depicting the
C haliapin, who will sing a t th e a u
And th e reso lu tio n passed A pril 4 w as a re as follow s: g irls foot race, u n d er
tria ls and trib u la tio n s of th e long ditorium May 23, d irectio n S tee rs * hum an fam ily he is not p a rtic u la r
re-affirm ed as previously published in 18 years, M ildred K um m el, 1st; C lara
th e Outlook.
B aum ann, 2d; M ary Cowing 3d. L a
jo u rn ey by ox team s acro ss th e plains, Com an, has been d eclared by Rosa about w h at he eats. He enjoys an y
from M issouri to th e land of big red N ew m arch in h er book, "T he R us thing, such as an g el food cake, pie,
P ric es for picking th e different va dies foot race, Mrs. Olby 1st; Mrs.
apples." T he la rg e audience listened sian O pera," as probably th e g rea test clothing, w all p ap er and v egetation
rie tie s of b e rrie s w ere adopted as fo l Wm. H arding, 2d; Mrs. H ayden, 3d.
w ith b reath less in te rest, and voted it living o p era tic a rtis t. But his w on of all kinds. In fact it d o esn 't seem
low s: red ra sp b e rrie s and blackcaps G irls u n d er 12 years, foot race, G race
one of the best p ro g ram s ever had.
d erfu l gifts of ex p ressio n seem ingly to m ake m uch difference for he seem s
of good yield, 2 ce n ts and a bonus of L ynch, 1st; M ary W eiss, 2d; Lola
T he refre sh m e n ts w ere p rep ared would a ssu re his fam e as a trag ed ian to be ab le to satisfy his ap p etite w ith
1 ce n t per pound to p ickers who and E velyn F an ch er, tie for 3d. Boys
and served by th e cooking club, u nder even had he not a voice th a t m akes w h atev er com es in his way.
w orked as long as needed and a mix- u nder 12 years, R ich ard Todd, 1st;
T he E u ro p ean earw ig, w hich has
th e lead ersh ip and d irection of Mrs. him am ong th e g re a te st of all bassos.
im um price for poor b erries of 2V4 C arl T im m erm an, 2d; R ich ard A r-
found its way in to O regon and w hich
W. C. Spence.
ce n ts and a bonus of 1 cent be paid vidson, 3d. Sack race, O rville Jo h n
T he c e n te n ary of th e first singing th e city of P o rtla n d is m aking a f ra n
A llen Cathey, 2d; Jo h n
A rran g em en ts w ere m ade for the
lo g a n b erries and black b erries, 1 cent son, 1st;
a n n u a l picnic given in connection of "H om e Sw eet Home," has Just been tic effort to e ra d ica te a t th e p rese n t
p er pound w ith a h alf cent bonus B rink, 3d. T he h o rsesh o e th ro w in g
w ith th e d o s e of school next F riday, observed th ro u g h o u t the w orld. Its tim e, is one of th e m ost destru ctiv e,
stra w b e rrie s, 20 ce n ts p er c ra te w ith contest, (b arn y ard g o lf), w as en g i
May 18. T he May day exercises will au th o r, Jo h n How urd Payne, w as an loathsom e in sects w hich h as ever in
a bonus of 10 cents. S h o rt ta lk s w ere neered by M essrs, A verill and M ore
land
and
w
as
in
ten
sely
in
te
restin
g
be
given by th e school on th a t day on A m erican, but th e song has become vaded th is section. U nfo rtu n ately , he
m ade by Prof. C. L. Long on fertiliz
th e grounds, w eath er p erm ittin g at alm o st u n iv ersal. It is a w orld song. has m ade his ap p e aran c e in G resham ,
ing and c u ltu ra l m ethods and Dr and enjoyed v ery m uch by th e p a r
to w h at ex ten t it is not a s yet fully
10:30 a. m „ and th e picnic lunch will
Z eller spoke on b erry diseases and tic ip a n ts as w ell as th e audience.
From New York to San Diego. Cal.
Music week w as observed in New know n.
Each and every perso n
T here w ere in all 36 c o n testan ts and
hi 26 hrs., 50 min., 48 2 /5 sec., Is be eaten at noon in th e schoolhouse.
control.
the history m aking achievem ent of In the aftern o o n a ball gam e is on th e York la st week. T h is w as th e fourth should look for them im m ediately. In
T he atten d a n ce w as estim ated a t as th e team s of tw o p lay ers won they
these tw o arm y fliers. Lieut. John
program , betw een o u r “N ever-yet- an n u a l event. A w rite r in th e dally th e day tim e they w ill be found h id
from 300 to 500 g row ers and th e ir w ere advanced to m eet o th e r w in n ers
b . l “ ,? 4" 1/'. .(tOp) and
°« k -
and
the
lo
re
rs
w
ere
elim
inated
un
til
been-beaten”
T ro u td ale school boys p ap er d escrib es th e event in th e fol ing In any d a rk co rn e r, u n d er rock, in
frien d s. T he follow ing advisory m ar
‘y- U 11 the Ion8w t »on-stop
low ing lan g u ag e;
b u rro w s in th e gro u n d , u n d er old
an d some o th e r team .
flight on record. I t is hinted th a t
k etin g com m ittees w ere nam ed by th e tw o p a ir of su rv iv o rs m et in
“Music week opened la st Sunday boards, in g arb ag e can s, in d rain
g
ran
d
clash.
T
he
su
rv
iv
o
rs
being
t h e Mg m onoplane w as equal to
P re sid e n t H utchinson, th e first per
w ith th o u san d s and th o u san d s of c h il pipes an d an y sim ila r o b scu re places,
many, more hours, if arm y officials
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER
son nam ed on each com m ittee to be Wm. H ornecker and C. A. Cathey
d ren singing on th e g reeu In C entral even in beds an d clothing. A fter d ark
had cared to disclose th e posstbll-
a
g
a
in
st
R
alph
S
tan
ley
an
d
Mr.
P
ric
h
PROGRAM IS READY p ark . F o r seven days th e re has been
desig n ated as chairm an , who w ill call
ih i7 t h „ ^ e hUKe L1i crty n,otor Rt
they m ay be seen roam ing any place
th e v ario u s com m ittees to g eth er for a rd who won th e final gam e and the
P lan s have been com pleted for the h u rry in g to and from to h ear th e m u a t any tim e u n til day light.
big money, $1.00.
co nference:
m other and d au g h ter p ro g ram w hich sic w hich has echoed all over th e city.
T he a d u lt is an Insect about th ree
T he question of an a fte r-h a rv e st
S tra w b e rry com m ittee— Mrs. F red
ROCKWOOD
w ill be held at th e M ethodist Episco N early a th o u san d p ro fessio n als have q u a rte rs of an inch long ra th e r sle n
L ehm an, E. P. Schedeen, A lbert picnic w as intro d u ced by C hairm an
H einey, David S chw artz, E rn e st P e H all and seem ed to m eet w ith th e ap
A fine class will be g rad u a ted from pal church next F rid a y evening, be co n trib u ted th e ir serv ices to b rin g der, brow nish in color w ith a p air of
terso n .
proval of all p rese n t as judged by the th e Rockwood school th is year. They ginning a t 7:45. All com m ittees are h o u rs of Joy and fo rg e tfu ln ess to h o s p in ch ers on th e re a r end. Some of
L o g an berry com m ftteee—C. M. La-
sound
of ap p lau se given th e p ro ject a re F ra n k K uhlm an, B u rto n H arvey, busily a t w ork an d a fine tim e is a s pitals, p riso n s an d c h a rita b le In sti them
have s tra ig h t p in ch ers and
F o llette, T. H. Gill, A. W. Botkin,
The p ro g ram w ill Include tu tio n s. U niversities, colleges, lib ra som e of them have curved p inchers.
and it w as decided to leave th e m a tte r G eorge D ahlham m er, F ra n k lin W ortz, sured.
E lm er W illiam s, Sam C arroll.
B lack b erry com m ittee—C. T. Ryan, in th e hands of P re sid en t H utchinson A rchie Stone, V aughn McCann, G erald ta lk s by Mrs. K ate M aguire, Miss ries. public and p riv ate schools all
S am ples of th e Insect can be seen
L. S eifer, J. Ick ler, J. D. H utchinson, to nam e a gen eral com m ittee to w ork H aynes, Ja c k and D orothy E n dicott, E thel C alkins and Miss D orothy have observed th e w eek—so have th e a t th e county a g e n t's office so if one
Jo n as Nelson.
Y 's” th e S alvation A rm y, th e G irl is not su re from th e d escrip tio n , any
J u lia K rem m el, F lo ren ce
M errig' Dickey, a solo by Mrs. Lois E lse H all
Red R a sp b erry com m ittee—N. P. out th e d etails of tim e and place. The
dorson of P o rtlan d , a d u et by Mrs. S couts— I th in k every o rg an izatio n Insect co n cern in g w hich th e re is any
N elson, H. G. A ndrew , Ed. S path, Ed. m anagem ent w ishes to ex p ress th e R uth P ed ersen and B erth a Pow ers.
B rin k , J. G. Chiodo.
th a n k s of th e asso ciatio n to all of Mrs. L u ella K ru eg er is th e p rin cip al K arl J. H agberg an d h er d au g h ter, h as laid a w reath upon th e a lta r of doubt should be ca p tu red and b ro u g h t
A fter th e m orning b u siness session those who w orked so in d u strio u sly in of th e school and te a c h e r of th e M artha, accom panied by Miss M arian A pollo.” W inifred Byrd, an Oregon to th e co unty a g e n t's office or to th e
H agberg. S inging by all th e m o th ers p ia n ist, featu red one p rogram , w in O utlook office and it w ill be Identified.
th e b erry g ro w ers and th e ir friends fitting up th e g ro u n d s an d especially eighth grade.
and d a u g h te rs will be led by Miss ning g re a t praise.
rep a ire d to th e ca fete ria w here a th o se who helped w ith th e program ,
A lthough th e in sects a re not very
T he Uda Cam p F ire G irls gave a
bou n tifu l lunch, m ade up of w hat the and to th e P o rto com pany for th e free d ance S atu rd ay to e a rn m oney w ith K ath ry n H oney, w ith Miss G ertru d e
num erous, w hile they a re Ju st s ta r t
Lusted P.-T. A. Will Meet
A lexander as pianist. A dain ty lunch
good m o th ers and sis te rs of th e b erry d rin k s to all.
ing and they m ay seem h arm less and
w hich th ey could go to th e sum m er
T he final m eeting of th e school y ear
w
ill
be
served
and
th
e
ex
ercises
w
ill
g ro w ers and th e ir frien d s brought in
T he only u n fo rtu n a te in cid en t of th e cam p.
m ight not be noticed a g re a t deal, yet
w ill be held by th e L usted P aren t-
close w ith a b eau tifu l tab leau .
b ask ets, supplem ented by Maid of day w as the ta k in g by m istak e of Mrs.
as they m u ltip ly , w hich th ey do very
H. F. Dye, Rockw ood m e rch an t,
T each er asso ciatio n a t th e school-
A
rran
g
em
en
ts
have
been
m
ade
to
Clover ice cream , P o rto punch and
rap id ly , each fem ale laying from 50
L. E n g la n d 's lunch b ask et by some m ade a business trip to St. H elens
have Mrs. M aguire give a ta lk to th e house on F rid ay evening. May 18, a t 8 to 90 eggs a y ear, th ey soon will ta k e
coffee m ade a re p a st long to be r e one, and th e m an ag em en t ask s th e yesterd ay .
g
irls a t th e high school In th e a f te r o'clock. T he program will be given th e prem ises. L ast year one of th e
m em bered by th e h ungry g irls and p a rty w ho m ade th e m istak e to re
Mr. and Mrs. A lbert K ru eg er a re noon from 2:40 to 3:20, because of the by p u p ils of th e school. Ice cream
tu
rn
sam
e
to
th
e
can
n
ery
office
to
boys of all ages.
m ost fash io n ab le resid en ce d istric ts
p lan n in g to s ta r t ab o u t Ju n e 1 on an fact th a t a la rg e n um ber of them live and cake will be served at th e close
T he afternoon p rogram w as p re g eth er w ith th e dishes, knives, fo rk s
1 In S eattle w as d eserted by all hum an
autom obile trip to C alifornia. Mrs. j so far aw ay th a t th ey w ill be unable of th e evening, for w hich a sm all
sided over by County A gent S. B. H all and spoons. T h ere a re sev eral stra y
in h a b ita n ts and given over en tirely
ch a rg e w ill be made. L adles are ex
K ru eg er w ill atten d the N ational Ed to atten d th e evening exercises.
in his usual happy m a n n er and the dishes at th e can n ery . O w ners please
to th e earw igs. F ollow ing th a t It w as
pected to b rin g cakes.
ucatio n al asso ciatio n m eeting in San
first num ber w as a com m unity sing call and get them .
n ecessary for th e city of S e a ttle to
Atta Boy, Jones.
F ra n cisc o to ta k e up h er w ork in the
spend a hu n d red th o u san d d o lla rs on
S alesm an —"T h e re isn ’t a d o lla r's
G resham school.
Blonde Bess Says—
RECEÑ I BOOKS AT
w orth of w atered stock in o u r com-
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL
“ I never play c a rd s— but If I did, a cam paign to d estro y th is insect.
| pany, Mr. Jo n es. How m uch do you I would be a sa n ita ry g am b ler like Can you im agine w h at w ould be th e
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY
BOYS ARE WINNERS
Well, Who Would!
w an t?”
th e sa ilo r boys
It say s in a book re s u lt to th is com m unity if th is In
P h o to g ra p h er—"Sm ile, p lease.”
F arm er Jo n e s—“ Young m an. the I'm read in g th a t they w ash th e decks
T he follow ing books h av e been re b u X T p u T X ' . . ' 1’“ p" , “ re '■
Union high school ball team won its
sect g ets sta rte d and is n o t co n
before they play."
fo u rth stra ig h t shut-o u t gam e last cen tly received a t th e G resham
tro lled early in th e gam e? Can you
b ran c h lib ra ry :
F rid ay , when it played W oodburn on
Im agine G resham being d eserted, th e
“O range-Y ellow D iam ond,” T. 8. son why you should SM ILE."
Answer Me Then.
______________
th e home grounds. W est Linn and F letch er. A m u rd er m ystery. From
farm lands and b erry fields laid to
Who m ends th e crack of daw n?
C ustom er—“W ho'd w ant a sm iling
How to m ake y o u r pennies earn
C anby have both been shut out on th e paw n b ro k ers' shop, th ro u g h Lon- u n d e rta k e r? "
W hat keeps th e night from b reak- w aste; due to a neglect on th e s ta r t of
¡d o lla rs
-in v est them in w ant ads.
Itic w I,, n il fa lls'’
th e ir own grounds d u rin g the season. **on to th e K im berley m ines and back
th ese Insects?
N ext F rid ay the boys will play O r e - '
t *’e ^ ,uer ru.ns e r ®
suspected
A nyone finding an y of th ese in sects
.
... .
hero *8 cleared and th e m ystery
gon City here. T he boys w ill be up solved.
3
Is req u ested to re p o rt th e ir findings
ag ain st a good team and expect a
“C h ristian ity and P ro g ress," H. E.
to the O utlook office o r th e county
tough b attle. T hey w ill ap p re cia te I Posdick. "An able an a ly sis of the
a g e n t’s office so th a t assista n c e may
th e su p p o rt of as m any down tow n ¡Kr °w th of t h e idea of p ro g re ss w hich
he ren d ered lh the m a tte r of co m b at
i
<hi
t v
„ „ d i k is tran sfo rm in g m a n s th in k in g in
people as possible. T he gam e w ill be ev ery r e a | m and th e rela tio n of Bth ,g
ing th is pest.
called a t 3:30.
I idea to C h ristian ity ."
“ Will you exam ine your p rem ises
T he final exam inations w ill s ta r t on
“A Beachcom ber in th e O rien t,” H.
and re p o rt IM M EDIATELY," urges
L. F oster. A ccidently relieved of his
F rid ay , May 25.
County A gent 8. B. Hall.
clothing and cash, Mr. F o sfer co n
T he m em bers of th e school board tin u ed his trip th ro u g h th e ju n g les of
a re delighted to learn th a t w hat was Siam , rid in g fre ig h t c a rs th ro u g h the
Annual Mass Meeting at Corbett.
feared to be defective w alls in the new M alay sta te s, w orking as p ian ist In
T he an n u a l m ass m eeting at Colum
gym nasium w as th e re su lt of a leak Kwong Bees Siam ese reso rt, living
bian high school will be held as usual
■which has caused th e tro u b le in one w ith hum an d erelicts and beachcom b
th
is year and everyone is pleased to
ers, he pursued his lo st possessions.
o r tw o spots and th a t it could be A fasc in atin g ta le of stra n g e ad v en
know th a t th e w ork on th e new b u ild
easily rep aired.
tu re s and novel experiences, the kind
ing is far enough along to p erm it th e
w hich stay-at-hom e tra v e le rs love.
use of e ith e r the assem bly hall or the
"T rodden Gold,” H. V. O 'Brien. A
OUTLOOK’S Al loMATH
gym nasium .
ance w hich qu estio n s the accum u
M A K E S R E C O R D RUN rom
T he p ro g ram will s ta rt prom ptly at
lation of rich es for its own sake as
life's chief aim and rev eals th e ta n
10 o'clock. T h ere w ill be an in te r
T he Outlook is p rin tin g the M ult gible ad vantages in depth and ric h
m ission for lunch a t noon.
nom ah Camp ro s te r th is w eek and the ness of c h a ra c te r and fineness of
F or the first tim e B ridal Veil and
sp
irit
th
a
t
accrue
to
him
who
devotes
n ea rly 100,000 im pressions is keep
W arre n d ale schools w ill join in th e
in g th e pony p ress and autom atic him self to th e b etterm e n t of m ankind. ■
"E tiq u e tte ,” E m ily Post. No d etail !
program . Tw enty-five d o lla rs have
feeder p re tty busy. T he press is fed of polite conduct and every day ethics
been set asid e by th e E ast of Sandy
au to m atically ,
th e
sheets
being Is too insignificant to be explained by
P are n t-T e a c h e r asso ciatio n and o th er
com bed from th e top of a pile of p a th is au th o r, w hose a u th o rity on th e '
c o n trib u to rs w hich will be used for
subject
Is
beyond
d
isp
u
te
as
to
the
per and going th ro u g h th e press at
prizes w hich will probably be given to
selection of a visiting card , how to a c
th e ra te of 2700 an hour.
cept an invitation, w hat clothes to
th e schools on th e ir ex h ib its of w ork
W hen for any reaso n a sheet fails w ear, how to fu rn ish a house and
and co n trib u tio n to th e program .
to reach its pro p er place a t the feed upon all points of social in te rco u rse
E veryone is invited to atten d and
she
gives
full
Inform
ation
and
care-
ing guides th e p ress autom atically
b rin g th e ir lunch basket. T he usual
ful. tastefu l suggestions
stops. T he pow er is shut of. the
"T he Red H ouse M ystery,” A. A. i
service w ith th e d in n er can not be
b ra k e is applied and th e gas flame is Milne Clever and hum orous, w ith a
given th is y ea r as th e re Is no su itab le
extinguished. W ith little atten tio n it su rp risin g denuem ent.
place for serv in g . Coffee and su g a r
ru n s for h o u rs w ithout a hitch. A re
will be served to those w ho have cups.
Dressmaking.
cen t reco rd w as 6100 im pressions
D ressm aking and rem odeling a t my
w ithout th e press and feeder com ing
Accident Enough.
home P rices reasonable, w ork g u a r
to a stop. It keeps one m an busy anteed. Mrs. R lchtm yer. Cleveland
Blythe ” 1 h ear S im pkins h as a
new ca r
avenue, phone 108.
tf
ta k in g aw ay the printed sheets.
H as he had any accid en ts
yet?"
Snivthe— H as he? T he o th e r eve
Printing? Call the Outlook.
"Say it with a Want Ad.'
ning he was rid in g th e new m illin er
aro u n d —-and his wife ca u g h t him ."
Another Decoration Day This Month