Gresham outlook., May 18, 1923, Page 4, Image 4

GRESHAM OUTLOOK.
PAGE FOUR
Bethel B aptist C hurch.
The Bible school m eets at 9:45. The
m en’s adult class w ill re tire to the
p arsonage for th e study hour. T he
serm on by the p a sto r at 11 o'clock.
Them e, "T he Im p o rtan ce of a Name.”
Illu s tra te d by crayon and b lack ­
board. The chorus choir w ill ren d er
th e anthem , "T he Day U nfolds,” by
I ra B. W ilson.
B. Y. P. U. w ill m eet at 7 p m.
P reach in g a t 8 p. m. S ubject for
m utual consideration, "T he G reatest
Q uestion of all A ges.” The ch o ru s
choir w ill render th e anthem , "In
H eavenly Love A biding,” by W ill A.
Ruebusb.
Money to Ioan on rea l estate. F arm
loans a t 6 per cent. B. W. Thorne.-—
Adv.
WANTED—More re a d e rs for th e
w an t ad s and m ore w an t ads for the
read ers.
BETHEL
BAPTIST
“ The m ail Hand
Church.”
Bible School 10 a. m . Serm on a t 11 a. m.
a n d 7 .80 p. m L o rd 's S upper th e first
S u n d ay o f the m onth. Bible S tudy and
P ra is e Service W ednesday, 7 :30 p. m.
C hoir R e h ea rsa l, T h u rsd a y , 7 :30 p. m.
WOMAN GIVES SURPRISE
ON BIRTHDAY OCCASION'
Mrs. I. W. B u tler of P lea san t View
avenue received th e su rp rise of h er
life on T h u rsd ay aftern o o n , May 17,
when a num ber of h er frien d s cam e
In to help h er c e le b ra te h er b irth d ay
H er d au g h ter E dith m ade th e a r ­
ran g e m en ts so ca refu lly th a t u o t th e
slig h test h in t w as given to her m o th er
of th e com ing event. Mr. B u tler w as
an accom plice an d enticed his wife
out to th e o rch a rd to look a fte r th e
little chickens. On th e ir re tu rn to th e
house th ey found It ta k en possession
of by th e ir friends, who sp e n t a p le as­
a n t aftern o o n and served a lunch
w hich th ey had brought.
T hose p resen t, besides th e mem
b ers of th e fam ily, w ere Mrs. G eorge
H enton, Mr. and Mrs. M arg aret B u t­
le r of P o rtlan d , Mrs. C lara K esterso n ,
Mrs. A nnie Giese, Mrs. E rn a H all,
Mrs. P ercy Giese, Mrs. F an n ie Neva-
lain, Mrs. C arrie H alstead , Mrs. Viola
R yan, Mrs. P au l Bliss, Mrs. L. G.
Siefer, Mrs. B. A. A llen, Mrs. Ida
H am ilton, Mrs. E va F ro st and d au g h ­
te r R osalie and Miss L u la N evalain
H ubby w as o ut m ending th e clo th es
line w hen th e fa t lady rounded th e
“Universal Brotherhood Is the Goal" co rn er of the house.
“ Is your wife a t hom e, Mr. S tevens?"
"Come thou w ith un and we w ilt do
thee good.'
“Do you th in k I'd be doing th is if
she w a sn 't? ”
DAVID Q. BARRY, B. Th., P astor.
BENEFIT DANCE
Given by Fairview Fire Department
FAIRVIEW CITY HALL
TUESDAY
NIGHT, MAY
29
Ladies Free
LUNCH
GRESHAM
LOCALS I
_______
C ereal B o w ls, e a c h ......................................
10c
5- inch N a p p ies, e a c h ...................................
10c
4- inch M ixin g B ow ls, e a c h .........................
10c
C erea l B o w ls, la r g e, e a c h .........................
15c
6- inch N a p p ies, e a c h ....................................
15c
5- inch M ix in g B o w ls, e a c h .........................
15c
SATURDAY
PURE CANE SUGAR
(Limit one lot)
CANNED
COFFEE— Peaberry or Justice
Zion Evangelical Church.
Sunday school will m eet at 10
o'clock and will be follow ed by P en te­
cost serv ices in th e E n g lish language
a t 11.
T he serm on topic w ill be
“ W hat M eaneth T h is?” Special m u si­
Phone 1236
Gresham, Oregon
cal n u m b ers will be an an th em by th e
ch o ir and a solo by Mrs. H. R. G eb­
“Remember that school graduate with a card”
h ard t. T he anthem will be “ In th e
Shadow of T hy W ings.” Young peo­
p le’s m eeting w ill be held at 8 in th e
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F ried a R am ser.
H EPP’S RACKET STORE
Automobile Repairing
We a re equipped to rep a ir your car,
re g a rd le ss of th e m ake, and do a first-
cla ss job, one th a t we feel safe in
g u ara n tee in g to be rig h t. We have
lots of room for live a u to storage.
ROCK COTTAGE CHEESE
Sole Agents
OTHER GOOD EATS
GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
Phone 1891
A. J. W. BROWN’, Prop.
National Laundry Company
East 8th and Clay
The Laundry that does
D1FFKKKXT FRITHS
/ f *
•
Portland
Kinds of Laundry
DIFFERENT l'KlCVH
A sk MR. C. W . BO G G IS, the R oute M an
Leave Orders at TODD’S Barber Shop
Aylswort/i & Martin
Ml'LTNDMAH COUNTY
SURVEY COMPLETED
T he a g ric u ltu ra l developm ent and I
settle m en t of M ultnom ah county, O re­
gon, acco rd in g to th e re p o rt of the
soil su rv ey m ade by th e U nited S tates j
$150°° in Cash
FIRST CONTEST.
F irs t P riz e ......................... $25.00
Second P riz e .................... $20.00
T h ird P riz e .......................{15.00
F o u rth P riz e .....................$10.00
F ifth P riz e ........................ $ 5.00
for g re a te st yield
for g re a te st yield
for g re a te st yield
for g re a te st yield
for g re a te st yield
to th e
to th e
to th e
to th e
to th e
acre
acre
acre
a c re
acre
in pounds
in pounds
in pounds
in pounds
in pounds
D ep artm en t of A g ricu ltu re, in co-op­
eratio n w ith th e Oregon A g ricu ltu ra l
SECOND CONTEST
E x p erim en t S tation, h as been de­
F irs t P riz e ...........................$25.00 for g re a te st yield of No. 1 size to a c re
term in ed alm ost e n tirely by th e
Second P riz e .......................$20.00 for g re a te st yield of No. 1 size to ac re
gro w th of th e city of P o rtlan d , w hich
T h ird P riz e ...........................$15.00 fo r g re a te st yield of No. 1 size to ac re
F o u rth P riz e .......................$10.00 for g re a te st yield of No. 1 size to a c re
occupies over one-eighth of th e a re a I
White Leghorn Hen I* Freak.
F ifth P riz e ...........................$ 5.00 for g re a te st yield of No. 1 size to acre
of th e county. A lthough th e county is '
Mrs. I.. C. A rm strong, m other of th e sm allest In th e state, com prising
G eorge A rm strong, W hite Knoll poul- a to ta l a re a of 209,920 acres, it is by J
T his co n test is open to everybody and everyone has a chance to
win an y of th e prizes or a prize in each contest. The only re q u ire ­
tr.vman. killed a 3-year-old W hite L eg­ fa r th e m ost densely populated. T he ¡
m en ts a re th a t you p la n t and raise not less th a n one h alf a c re of
horn hen today because she th o u g h t city of P o rtla n d is an im p o rta n t com- |
cucu m b ers and deliver to the Oregon P ick le & C anning Co. a t th e ir
it was g ettin g too fat, and found to m ercial c e n te r and a point of national
p la n t n ear th e O. W. P. depot, G resham , Oregon. If you have not
her su rp rise nine full sized eggs w ith in te re st to to u rists. It serv es as th e
m ade your c o n tra ct do so a t once as only a lim ited num ber of acres
w
ill be taken.
perfect sh ells and a q u an tity of un p rin cip al o u tlet for b oth foreign and
developed eggs. She counted l<»0 and dom estic tra d e for th e vast in- [
from th e size of a bird shot to a full- land te rrito ry of over 250,000 sq u are
sized yolk. T he hen appeared to he m iles, know n as th e Colum bia R iver j
Gresham, Oregon. Phone 1881
h ealthy, having a red comb and brig h t Basin, and th e W illam ette Valley. The j
eyes, and w as singing as happy as any city provides exceptional m a rk e ts for !
hen could.
every v ariety of farm p roduce and is I
th e c e n te r of th e livestock and beef­
True— So True.
Wife— If you have tim e today, packing in d u stry of th e e n tire Pacific j
H enry, I w ish you w ould p ut up the N orthw est.
Fresh or Cured, Lard. Etc., prepared and sold under ab­
screens."
About one-eighth of th e county is in I
solutely sanitary conditions and at lowest
H ubby — "T h a t's rig h t—we don’t highly im proved farm s and th e re are I
possible prices, you’ll go to
w ant to let any files get o u t.”
yet 140,000 ac res outside th e city of
IIIC IIM IM t llM IIIM IH IIIIIIIH IM M IH IIIIIIIIIIIK IIIIIIIK IIII
P o rtlan d suscep tib le to u ltim ate cu l­
tivation.
Most of th e u n cu ltiv ated '
CEO. DIETL, Prop.
Phnwe 1711
Gresham
land is tim b erlan d . logged-over land,
and overflow land along th e Columbia :
riv er, w hich is now being diked to |
prev en t fu rth e r flooding. About one- ,
G n a ra n tre d
te n th of the a re a in th e ex trem e e a s t­
S a n ita r i
W a te r-P ro o f
ern p a rt of th e county is in national
and A lrtlv h t
forest.
\\ e have installed many Septic Tanks in Eastern
At th e p resen t tim e th e ag ric u ltu re
O rder
of M ultnom ah county co n sists ch ief­
Multnomah. Enquire of any of the following:
ly of dairying, m ark et gard en in g , the
B an k of G resham Bid.
Ju d g e O. W. S tap leto n
B R IQ U E T S
grow ing of sm all fru its, and th e r a is ­
C ity of G resham (C ity H all)
J . I. Bacon
M ultnom ah C ounty F a rm (2)
Ja s. Je n n in g s
ing of p o u ltry . T his developm ent has
J K ilgore
now
E. B. K irkw ood
D r. W. J. O tt
ta k en p lace in o rd er to m eet th e de­
Pelfiel B erry R anch
t> C. Ely
B ank of T ro u td a le
J as. E lkington
m ands of th e P o rtlan d m ark et. Near
H C. Cam pbell
H ..L . St C lair
E. H. W illard
th e city, intensified, specialized fa rm ­
S. B. H all
B erl K ro n en b erg
D r. Oeo Inglis
ing Is highly developed, and exclusive
Jas.
L edbury
C. M. Z im m erm an
Ed W ilkes
m a rk e t g ard en in g and th e grow ing of
Mrs. M aggie d m
j? M Donough
Mrs.
». Sadie B u rr
. .
B irdleg Reed
sm all fru its is p racticed on sm all
and mangr others.
Pay when delivered
acreage. On th e la rg e r acreag es in
th is vicinity th e d airy in d u stry Is
this Fall
highly specialized. T he livestock in ­
Phone 601
d u stry of w hich d airying is th e m ost
Gresham
Im p o rtan t, p roduces m ore w ealth th an
any o th e r b ran c h of ag ric u ltu re.
j th e rep o rt, and th e ir n a tu re and
of the county. Copies m ay be had.
Telephone 1581
T he soils of th e county a re varied. ■ ad ap tab ility discussed in d etail, m ak-
upon request, of th e U nited S tate s De-
T h eir location and extent a re show n Ing th is bu lletin of In terest and value , p D a artm
en*"iJ"’Y '
rtn en
.s —
..a
................. ........... P artm
t of A g ricu lture. W ashington.
in a larg e colored map attac h ed to to those
iu te reste d in th e a g ric u ltu re D. C.
Oregon Pickle & fa n n in g Co., Inc.
G arage
HIFI» SOITU AKI), Prop.
Night Phone 25x5
Pow ell S tre et.
A. W . METZGER & CO. Phon" 451
$1.50 to $3
We have only a limited supply at these prices. Make
your selections early.
Since 1903
MONDAY
50c
7- inch M ix in g B o w ls, e a c h ....................... 20c
RED
GROCERY SPECIALS
Mr. an d Mrs. Steve M arston w ent to
H illsb o ro y esterd ay to atten d th e fu ­
n era l u l th e la tte r ’s sister-in -law .
F ra n c is P eak and H enry Lundy have
gone to E ugene to atten d th e exercises
of ju n io r w eek-end in connection w ith
l’almo Soap
Seedless Raisins, 2 lbs. 25c Royal W. Soap
U niversity of Oregon.
T he R ebekah W elfare club will
3 liars
20c
2a Ih. box
$2.85
10 bars
.....
40c
m eet a t th e hom e of Mrs. Ed. O sburn
on W est Pow ell s tre e t next Monday.
T he hostess will be assisted by Mrs.
H. J. P u lfe r and Mrs. C era E vans.
T he Rev. A. S. H isey and Mrs.
H isey w ent to St. H elens on W ednes­
10 pounds for 9 5 c.
day to ta k e p a rt in th e cerem ony of
ground b rea k in g for th e new M eth­
odist E piscopal church.
PEACHES
C L A MS
B urley Q uesinberry, editor of th e
in good syrup, 2 for...........
35*
G resham high school an n u a l, the
Red Ribbon or Royal Chef, can 20c
M unhinotu, has been asked to en ter
GRATED PINEAPPLE
OVAL SARDINES
th e book to com pete for th e 15-incb
25c
silver cup offered by th e staff of th e
No. 2% cans.......................
large cans 15c, 3 for.................. 43c
1924 B eaver an n u al of Oregon A g ri­
c u ltu ra l College for th e best high
school book in th e state.
Miss F rie d a B ratzel Is p rep a rin g for
a piano re c ita l to be given by h er pu
Pound for 35£, 3 pounds for $1
pils at th e M ethodist Episcopal
ch u rch on th e evening of Ju n e 8.
T he g en e ral L ad ies’ Aid of th e M. E
Spaghetti, Macaroni
Camel Dates, pkg
10c Utahna Peas, 2 cans 25c
church w ill m eet at th e home of Mrs
Grimes Corn
Thos. W iles next W ednesday a f te r ­
Vcrmacclli, 2 pkgs....I5c Sun maid Raisins, pkg 15c Mrs.
2
cans
............... 25c
noon. T he hostess w ill be assisted by
Mrs. Geo. S tapleton, Mrs. O. A. E ast-
m na, Miss C ora G reene and Mrs. A. G.
L am bert.
FRUIT JARS
OREGON PRUNES
Mrs. C lara W ebb Sm ith, of B a ttle­
80c
Pints, dozen............................
7 pounds for.........................
49c
ground, W ashington, w as a ca lle r on
Quarts, dozen..........................
95c ROYAL CLUB COFFEE
frien d s in G resham today. She is
te ach in g in th e A dventist A cadem y at
Half-Gallons, dozen................
$1.35
1-pound can.........................
37c
B attleground.
G resham P ost No. 30 of th e A m eri­
can Legion w ill give an all-n ig h t
dance F rid ay n ig h t, Ju n e 1, in the
M asonic h all. T he proceeds w ill be
and Service
Feed 1281
used to w ard s defray in g th e expenses
of th e F o u rth of Ju ly celeb ratio n . Old
tim e sq u a re dances w ill be danced u n ­
til 10:30, an d m odern dances from
th en on.
R alph C aro th ers, son of C. A. C ar-
o th ers, h as moved h ere w ith his
fam ily from R obinette, Oregon, and
w ill rem ain h ere d u rin g th e sum m er
Plun to Bring Federation Contention
w hile he is em ployed on c a rp e n te r
to Portland.
w ork on th e new schoolhouse.
M usicians an d m usic p atro n s will
P rin c ip a l F. E. F ag an of th e W ood­
atten d a b an q u et given by th e S tate
b u rn high school w as a v isito r in th e
F ed eratio n of Music clubs a t th e Sov­
local high school W ednesday. H e w as
ereig n hotel a t 8 o'clock tonight.
accom panied by his w ife and tw o
T he o bject of th is g et-to g eth er p arty
sm all ch ild ren and a ll w ere g u ests a t
luncheon w ith P rin c ip a l Roy E. C an­ is to boost for the b rin g in g of th e n a t­
ional b ien n ial convention of m usic
non and wife.
F rie n d s of Miss C arm elita G leason clubs to P o rtlan d in 1925. T he n a t­
Smart is the word
w ill he so rry to know th a t she h as r e ­ ional b ien n ials a re im p o rta n t g a th e r­
for these new, reversable
cently been ta k en to a P o rtlan d hos ings of h u n d red s, som etim es th o u ­
ready tied hows. A simple
pltal for an op eratio n for appendicitis. sands, of th e best m u sician s from all
turn
of the wrist and you
T he G leason fam ily is now living In over th e U nited S tates, such people
ARROW
as
A
rth
u
r
Foote,
G
eorge
Chadw
ick,
|
have
two ties for the price
P o rtlan d .
SHIRTS
of one.
Miss H azel B unting en tertain ed a Mrs. H. H. A. Beach, S tillm an Kelley
They are
num ber of h er young frien d s w ith a never failin g to atten d .
We fea tu re
p a rty one evening th is week a t her looked upon as a m agnificent op p o r­
th
o se good sh irts
tu
n
ity
of
sudden
aw
ak
en
in
g
of
w
ider
home on Hood avenue.
Mrs. Ida H en g stler left la st T uesday in te re st and, th erefo re, b e tte r p a tro n ­
for Colorado to spend th e sum m er age of m usic in a com m unity, since
G R E SH A M , O R E G O N
w ith rela tiv e s and look a fte r business th e se g re a t conventions leave in th e ir
w ake en th u siasm and in sp ira tio n u n ­
in te rests.
Dr. A. T hom pson's residence on equaled by any o th er occasion.
It is hoped th a t out-of-tow n m u si­
South R o b erts avenue is receiving a
coat of p ain t at th e h an d s of C. E. cian s or re p re se n ta tiv e s of m usic
clubs w ill also atten d .
Jackson.
—for young
fellows
5c
4- inch N a p p ies, e a c h ...................................... 5c
s Phone 2391
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R e v e r s a b le
B ow s-
AT POPULAR PRICES
C ustard C ups, e a c h ........................................
IS
Musical Activities
YELLOW STONE WARE
G resh am
MAY
Qualily
Good Music — All-Night Dance
Gents 75c
FRIDAY,
FOR THE BEST MEATS
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MARKET
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