GRESHAM OFTLOOK.
PACE TWO
TUESDAY, J D t
GRESHAM OUTLOOK
Published every T uesday and F riday
a t G resham , Oregon, by th e O utlook
P ublishing Co., H. L. St. C lair,
E ditor and M anager.
A. B. ELLIOTT
One year. |1 5 0 , six months. 86c. three
months' trial subscription, 60c.
Combination rates with all the Port
land D a llie s
AD VERTISING
R ates reasonable. Our representative
will call.
I uh, iel paper of the Town of Gresham.
Official paper of the Town of Fairview .
Entered as second-class m atter March
1, 1*11, at the Postofllce at Oresham.
Oregon, under the Act o f March 3. 1879
POW ELL VALLEY
P. O. Gresham, R. A
S to re Phone 261
R esidence Phone 26x4
Established in 1883, Forty years ago, by A. B. Elliott
BARGAIN DAY EVERY DAY
Y o u ’ll E n jo y the S a v in g s O ur P rices A fford
“Be old-fashioned In your m orals,
ap-to-date in your opinions, and
ahead of th e tim es in your ideals."
1"'
3 fo r
XBW YORK’S DECISION.
T he g re a t sta te of New Y ork has
sw ung backw ard to th e w et elem ent
by repealing Its sta te dry law. T he
m argin favoring th a t step w as very,
very sm all but w ith a w et governor in
A1 Sm ith, a dem ocrat, the w ets gained
the slig h t advantage.
T his action does not affect national
prohibition a t all, unless th e action of
th is sta te be taken as an exam ple and
incentive by o th e r states. Indeed, th a t
is the Indication now, as it is reported
W isconsin will try out its people on
the sam e question.
I t sim ply m eans th a t the enforce
m ent of prohibition In New York sta te
w ill be in th e hands of federal au
th o rities instead of sta te authorities.
It is a backw ard step, w ithout
doubt, but th a t Is w h at the liquor ele
m ent is w orking for and alw ays has
T he frien d s of righ teo u sn ess have
th e ir faces set tow ard a b etter fu tu re
and are ever seeking to m ake th is old
w orld a cleaner, sa fe r happier place
to live In. T he stru g g le may be pro
longed and th e final victory w ait but
th e u ltim ate outcom e does not hang
on a th rea d of doubt.
It m ight be expected th a t in the
tem porary reaction a g a in st prohibi
tion the big s ta r t would come from a
sta te like New York w ith Its large
population of foreigners who are
stra n g e rs to A m erican Ideals, and its
large money in te re sts w hich are , sad
to say, too often closely allied w ith
th e foes of righteousness.
COPENHAGEN SNUFF
3 boxes
CHEW ING GUM, all kinds
25c
A & H SODA, 3 pkgs ___
It«
SH R ED D ED
1 p ackage
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER
3 c a n s ____ ___ _________ 86c
Mt
CITRU S POW DER, 2 pkgs
45c
LUX, 1 pkg
10c
RINSO, 4 pkgs
25c
WHEAT
KELLOGS CORN FLA K ES
1 package
9c
COAL OIL, 5 gal
She
INSTANT POSTUM. 1 la rg
40c
JELLO, 1 package
10c
GOLDEN W EST CO FFEE
3 pounds
_____ 11.15
CONVERSE CORD T IR E S.
M sW
*11.50
CRYSTAL W H IT E
22 b a rs
61.00
CREM E OIL, 3 b ars
25c
PALM OLIVE, 3 b a rs
25c
A B NAPTHA. 4 b a rs ........ .. 25c
S Y K l’P
G olden M arshm allow , 5 lb.
p ails and 10 lb. p alls
60c A #1-15
TUEXEDO, P rin c e A lbert or
Velvet Tobacco, 2 can s
25c
GINGER SNAPS, 2 lbs
W H IT E WONDER, 25 b ars 61.00
25c
i t ’s
Red Crown
tor the
experienced
motorist
CULTIVATION CULTIVATES YOU.
Man benefits m ore by th e process of
labor th an by the products of labor.
W here N ature gives m ost lavishly
m an does least for him self and th e re
w e find H um unlty a t its low est ebb.
T he less m an cu ltiv ates th e less he
Is cultivated. N ature often k ills by
kindness. It is from th e ste rn , rig o r
ous and n a tu ra lly u n friendly stre tc h e s
th a t we get our h a rd ie st and best H u
m anity.
T he arid w aste forces th e farm er to
a le rtn e s s and energy.
One m ust bo m ore th an farm er to
farm a desert. He m ust be en g in eer;
he m ust bring w ater from d ista n t
m ountain basins and rele ase it on the
parched ground.
He m ust m a ster
g ates and sluices to m ake th e re lu c t
a n t land yield its in h e re n t richness.
S uccess com es to him who is bigger
th a n his Job. T he Idle a re peualixed
by w eakness. T he w o rk ers a re r e
w arded w ith pow er. F o r each atom
of stre n g th expanded m ore energy is
given.
R esistan ce produces fric tio n and
frictio n gives th e dynam o Its driving
pow er. Too m uch sm oothness or lub
rica tio n m ay re s u lt in a loss of force.
Your autom obile engine is never so
likely to "go dead" as w hen you give
It no w ork to do—let It idle.
N ecessity is th e m other of invention,
because need forces action, w an t com
pels m an to do.
Food too easily found alw ays m ur-
tu re s th e sluggish m ind and flabby
m uscle. It ta k es tru e g rea tn ess of
soul to w eather too easy a Itfe.
We often hear of a m an who can
m aster adversity, but who becomes as
putty under th e consoling influence of
100P0WER
EXTRA
MILEAGE
th e passion for pow er to cre ate , d e
velop and build. It is th e w ish to n u r
tu re th e seeds of good, to b rin g them
th e m o istu re of g en tle ra in , th e
w arm th of th e sun, th e p ro tectio n
from being crow ded o u t by th e stro n g
e r th in g s w hich a re not of service to
th e b e tte r end.
We cu ltiv a te th a t th e b est possible
may be b ro u g h t fo rth . And in th e
b eau tifu l econom y of life th e benefit
Is recip ro cal.
It ts o u r stru g g le a g a in st th e e le
m en ts th a t lifts o u r clvilication.
C u ltiv ate an y th in g and you c u lti
vate yourself. Make an y th in g grow
an d you m ake y o u rself grow. Ruild
an y th in g and you build yourself. T he
m an who does th e biggest w ork is a l
affluence.
To be forced to fight for food q u ic k w ays recorded In h isto ry as th e b ig
gest man.
en s the wit.
C ultivation is th e process of civ ili
T he sm a rtest dog Is not th e p ro
tected lap pet. but th e dog whose wit zation. P erfectio n is th e p ro d u ct of
w ork.
is w hetted by duty to perform .
Copyright 1*23. by Richard Lloyd Jones.
S lolhfulness and w aste a re alw ays
found w here N ature is kindest, the
A young girl w an ts to know w h eth
soil richest, and com petition lacking e r h alf-w itted p ersons have wisdom
C ultivation is a kindly habit. It is teeth
P erh ap s th e d en tist can give
th e expression of a m other in stin c t; h er th e Inform ation.
Building the Biggest Generator
LIVESTOCK
HORS EH
20 CORDS of dead wood for sale. H*
m iles south of Linnemann Junction on
TEAM U F F A R M H ORSES for sale, S
good gravel road.,
J. D. Johnston
and 8 years old. W eight 3100 pounds.
phone Gresham 477.
Robt. Gifford. R. 2, B ox 8, Troutdale,
phone Gresham 788
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W IL L B U \
VEAL and fat hogs.
8. T. Lind. Gresham, phone 28x1.
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SPAN OF HORSES for sale.
W eight
about 2850. Gentle, sound and true.
V. H H illyard, phone 425
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at once. One practically new Improved
CATTLE
Apex w ashing machine, and other
household furniture. S. S. Morgan, Co
FR ESH COW for sale. Large black Jer
lu m b ia R iv e r H ighw ay, Cori»*'
sey. givin g six gallons per day. $100.
gon.
Phone 154.
Phone Gresham 48x. Lee Evans. Trout
dale, Oregon.______________ ____________ CO LLAPSIBLE GO-CART f o r s a le . Mrs.
L. E. Crasswell, Gresham, phone 363.
YOUNG JE R SE Y COW and three heifers
for sale cheap. Frank Spybrock, O. W. I W ILL O FF E R AT PR IV A TE SALE
the follow ing articles; 1 International
Tarr Farm on Section Line road, east
tractor, 1 McCormick binder, mowing
of Gresham.
m
achine and rake, fanning mill, cow
P a st u r e T o - H e n T. ’
c a ttlT ’ only:
clippers, 2 plows, disc and harrow.
W A. P r o c to r . S a n d y , p h o n e S a n d y 4x
Mre. C. Powell, or Fred Powell, Gresh-
SEV ER A L G O O D F R E S H C O W S for sale.
am. phone 56x2.
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E. Baum anp, Gresham, phone 2441.__
PASTURE; FOR- R E N -r---- LauderbicT
GOOD PA STU R E with running w ater for
B ro s
755 o r 7 5 3 .__________
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rent for cows. D. M. Cathey. Gresham, FÖTCS a LE— So me good loose hay Come
p h o n e 9x2.
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and get it. Clarence Cathey, phone *1.
Gresham. R. 4.
GOATS
MILCH GOAT AN D K ID for sale. J. F. LOOSE M IXED H AY for sale. Lauder-
Jones, brown house near high school,
back Bros., phone Gresham. 755 or 753
Gresham.
F ir s t GROWTH wood for sale. C. E.
Osburn, phone 2381.
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PIGS
7 W EEK S-O LD PIGS for sale. O. Gran. F IR ST GROWTH cd R b W G O D for s a K
87.50 for green ; 86 50 for down timber
D am ascus, Oregon. Phone D am ascus
Fred G. Anlcker. Gresham , R. 4. Leave
orders at Outlook office.
FOR SALE—Pure bred Poland China
AN TED TO BU Y —Old growth fir tlm-
Pigs. pampers furnished lf_ required. W ber
or cordwood on stum page basis,
Phon
Jhone 433. A. A McMillen, Gresham.
from 2000 to 5000 cords. W rite J. O.
S I X - W E E K S O L D P IG S f o r sa le. W . E .
Lee. Gresham. R. 4. Phone 30x, after 5
W heeler. Boring. Oregon. Phone 424.
o'clock In the even ln r
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\\ I: \ N 1. 1 XG R IG S for sale. 34.50 and (5
E M PLO Y M EN T
each. Also bred Duroc-Jersey sow. >35.
One young fresh cow. H. C. Compton, PL A IN SEW ING W A N TED . Children’s
B o rin g , O reg o n , p h o n e 95x.
cloth es a specialty. Mrs. J. A. Gray,
L a w re n c e
POULTRY
PLANTS. SEEDS, ETC._______
cover costs of sto rag e from J a n u a ry
1. 1921, $116.00, a t F ra n k B ell's g a r
age in C orbett, O regon, on S atu rd ay ,
J u n e 16, 1923, a t 2 o’clock p. m. Own
er C. L. R ankin, w hose ad d ress is u n
know n.
S ale acco rd in g to Sections 10227,
10228, 10229 O regon Law s. W are
h o u sem an ’s Lien.
M. M. SQU IRE, C onstable.
F irs t publication. May 22, 1923._____
CONSTABLE SALE— AUTOMOBILE.
I w ill sell at public au ctio n for cash
one 1915 F ord, to u rin g autom obile.
E n g in e n um ber 592190, a t F ra n k
B eil's g ara g e in C orbett, O regon, on
S atu rd ay , Ju n e 16, 1923, to cover costs
of lab o r and re p a irs, $26.35 and s to r
age $20. O w ner Wm. Ladd, w hose ad
d ress is unknow n.
Sale acco rd in g to S ections 10227,
10228, 10229 O regon Laws. W are
h o u sem an ’s Lien.
M. M. SQU IRE, Constable.
F irs t publication May 22, 1928.______
_______ MAOHUiMY.________
Cem ent W ork, C a rp e n te r W ork,
H ouse Moving
Building from th e gro u n d up.
E stim ates fu rn ish ed free.
Phoae Gresham 48x
S A N D an d G R A V E L
Quickest Service.
Lowest Prices. Best Material.
K N A R R & SO N
T ro u td a le , O re.
P h o n e G resh am 489
Itti
f is k :
TIRES AND TI BES
American«
Akron Tires
Yulennicinir anti Retreading
All W ork G uaran teed
Gresham Tire Shop
P h o n e 1107
i
any quantity—any time
D ELIV ERED
lti* largest generator in the world la being Inal ailed by the tlen eral K1
trie company for the N iagara I alia puw ei -otatMUy m the American aide of
th e Falla. Ih lt machine, whan completed. will supply 87,ikk) horsepower, or
energy equivalent to th e m uscle power of ffTfithh) men
Made in G resham
PACK PRODUCTS CO.
Phone 1391
G resham
-
OREGON
Office 2251
Res. 2268
GEO. INGLIS, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Special A ttention to E ye D iseases and
F ittin g of ” Gia
Office, over Pirat State Baeh
G RESHAM ,
-
OREGON
P h o n e 167x1
Emily F. Bolcom, M.D.
Physician and Surgeon
for
Women and Children
G resham ,
Oregon
-
A. W. BOTKIN, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office over First State Bank
Hours 2 to 5 P. M.
Phones—Office 1271;
Residence 127x
Greaham, Oregon
H. V. ADIX, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Offire over Bank of Greaham
Office phone 1481 or 178
Rea. 1488
W ith Dr. W. J. Ott
B est phone for appointm ent
P hone 2201
DR. EMIL ROSENBERGER
Osteopathic Physician
Office H ours 10 a. m. to 5 p. tn.
E venings by Appointment
Congdon H otel
GRESHAM
H. C. JOHNSON, D.V.M.
P eterinarian
Office Pow ell Street between Main
St. and Roberts Ave. Greaham, Ore.
i, Offire 1651: Re
and Tabor 8028.
DEN TISTS
Phones:
Office 81841
Res. 2188
DR. W. J. OTT
Dentist
N erve B locking
D ental X -R ay
Office over Bank of G resham
DR. H. H. OTT
Dentist
W ithrow Bldg.
G resham , Ore.
Phone 1263
ATTORNEYS
Phone—Main
1249
Gresham
1591
McGuirk & Schneider
Attorneys at Law
A t Greaham Office,
T uesd ays, Thursday and S atu rd ays
G resham Office. W ithrow Bldg.
Portland Office
721 Corbett Bldg.
M TSICIANS
Florence M. Honey
Accredited
P IA N O
Studio F irs t S tate Bank Bldg.
Phone 2111
F ried a E. B ra tzel
A ccredited T eacher of P lano
STUDIOS:
O resham . Ridge Ave., P hone 791
Boring Home of Wm. M orand
Phone 408.
T O M G. T A Y L O R
ORGAN'
PLANO
YOICB
Certificated Tearher for High
School Credits
W ednesdays at Mrs. A. M. W ilkinsons
Gresham.
Phone 1051
INSURANCE
g j j j j __
1
JOHN BROWN
Pioneer R eal E state and In su ran ce .
Life — Fire — Antumohlle — H ealth I
P iste Glana
r.m ATIaJiACTl P N G U A R A N T E E D
Office 2501
PHONES
R es. 518
___________R égner B uilding
I
f
Insurance
-
Real Estate
Accident, Health, Automobile
Oregon Fire R elief Assn.
Oregon Life Insurance Co.
P hone 1221
B. W . T H O R N E , A g t.
GRESHAM. OREGON
°
Offlee 1281
Phoae*
Res. 1867
AUCTIONEERS
Phones Bdwy. 8576
G resham 1201 and 355
T h ree
Trucks Dally
65 L, N. Second S treet
In su red C a rrie rs
MORGAN BROS. TRUCK LINE
P o rtla n d — W ay P o in ts — G resham
IC E
GRESHAM .
Office os Mala Street
Office 2341
PHO NES
Res. 1958
Contains the Vitamines, mixed by
THEO. VAN DONINCK
2-4 and 7-8 P. M.
Office, W ithrow Bonding
INSURANCE
Gresham City Bakery
T ires
H. H. HUGHES, M. D.
H o u r s: 10-11 A. M.
Aeeident, Snrety Bonds.
Flre,
Automobile, Life. Health,
Piate Gfaus
I t’s Good and Good t’o r Yon
O ld field
P h o n e : Office 1261
JAMES ELKINGTON
scientific p rin cip les
GRO. A. BRANDT
Troatdale, Ore.
a t th is B akery and a t S to res
AI TO TOP SHOP
P hene
Contracting: and
Home Building
OUR HEALTH BREAD
S. E. PALMQUIST
Oresham
E. G . R O H L F
F i 'l l SA LE— Nlaj U I
ydraullc ram. has
never been in actual use Cost 345.00,
«111 sell for 320 00. R. Mullenhoff, B or
T h e b an d it m ay cu t th e telephone
ing. Route 3. Tel. D am ascus 94.
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w ires but he c a n ’t cu t th e radio.
RIDIN G CULTIVATOR for sale Nearly
H. G. Andrew. Troutdale. R. 2.
phone 256.
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Building Muterial for Sale.
1 M c C Ô R M ÏC ÏL
T" Adrlance m ower
1
T he m a teria l from th e old school
used wagon. 3 cream separators.
f 2 ood
I kale
’ planters.
’
2 potato planters Oth
building a t G resham Is now ready for
er good used Implements and m achin
sale. S heeting, som e siding, shiplap,
ery 1 M axwell 1-ton truck. 3275. I R e
flooring, dim ension, w indow s, finish,
public \ - t o n truck. 3350. pneum atic
tires; 1, 1921 Chevrolet, good tires, good
etc. Also tw o good fu rn aces.
condition.
3325
1 Overland 1923 P em
D. M. CATHEY, o r J. A. B l’SHONG.
with extras. 3625. W. A. Hesael, G resh
am
Overland
Co.
Auto Tops RK-overed and Repaired.
’ o f - - To —
•
- and
kind*
M aterial
All ” kt
Curtain W indows
Mala fit.
G resh am .
ONE H U N D R E D W H ITE LEGHORN
year-old hens for sale, O. A. C. strain. LOST. Sunday, a gold brooch pin of
Mrs. Lee R. Sheller, 3 m iles w est of
Oriental design. Reward. Mrs. H. J.
Gresham. Phone Gresham 12x.
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G etty. Box 75. Gresham.
CRACKLINGS for sale. Good for young LOST—Certificate No. 22 for one (1) share
!< p e r 11» I’»row 'i s M a r k e t.
stock in Oregon P ickle & Canning com
pany. Inc. Finder n otify office of the
Real Estate, Rental.». Loans.
com pany. Gresham. Oregon, phone 1881.
FOR R EN T—H ouse; close in on S. Rob-
ESTRAY HORSE.
•rta avenue. 7 rooms; modern in every One B ay mare.
9-10 years old. W hite
way. 1 acre ground
Fruit of every
spot
in
forehead,
left hind foot white.
kind. Dr. A. Thompson, B ox 27, Gresh-
W ire cut on inside o f left front leg.
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Branded h alf circle A on left shoulder.
8-ROOM M ODERN H OUSE FOR SALE.
Taken up June 1, 1923, by Otto P. Mag-
Large lot. Fruit and flowers. Best lo
nusen. at Powell V alley. W ill be sold
cation in St. Johns. On paved street,
Saturday. June 23, 1923, at 2 o ’clock
close to R oosevelt school, near cooper
p. m.. unless owner calls, identifies
age and m ills. Consider som e trade. B a l
horse, pays costs and takes her away.
ance easy term s. G. W. Richtm eyer,
By M. M. SQUIRE. Constable.
Gresham, phone 108.
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First publication June 5, 1923.
JO HN BROWN, Justice of the Peace.
ACRJBAOB FOR SA LE—145 acres 1^
m iles from Boring, Oregon, on rock NOTICE OF FILING FINA L ACCOUNT
No. 21420.
road. All good level land, fenced and
seeded. Will sell in 40-acre tracts for In the Circuit Court of the State o f Ore
gon
for
the
County
of Multnomah, D e
>40 an acre, sm all paym ent down,
partm ent o f Probate.
terms. Phone George Beers, Sandy,
In
the
M
atter
of
the
E
sta te of Edw ard R.
O r e g o n . ____________ _ ____________
W right, Deceased.
FOR S Ä E i£ —Must sacrifice my home, a
N
otice
is
hereby
given
that the under
bungalow, tw o blocks ea st of library.
Four rooms, bath, garage, etc. H ave signed, as adm inistratrix of the estate of
im portant business in Mexico. No rea E ilw a n i R W rig h t. d e c e a s e d lia s filed h*-r
sonable offer refused. Terms. Jo Me- final account as such adm inistratrix in
the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
lugin. Box 24, Gresham.
for the County o f Multnomah. D epart
LAN D FOR SA LE— 10, 20 or30 acres, 4 ment o f Probate. That Monday, the 9th
m iles east of Gresham on Section Line day of July. 1923, at the hour of 9 :30
road;
m iles from Bull Run car line. a. m. o f said day and the court room of
>86 an acre. See Dr. L. R. Pugh, 67th said court has been appointed as the tim e
and Foster road, Portland
and place for the hearing of objec tions to
FOR SA LE OR R E N T my 5-room d w ell said final account, and the settlem ent
ing on Maple avenue.
W. E. Wood. thereof.
2039 E. Yamhill, Portland. Inquire at
A N N IE F. WRIGHT.
Bank of Gresham, or phone 316
Adm inistratrix.
4-ROOM PlaA STERED H OUSE for sale M cGUIRK A SC H N E ID E R
A
ttorneys
for
Adm
inistratrix.
in W hitehead addition ; 6 lots. W ater,
ligh ts and gas. J. A. Gray. Gresham, D ate and first published June 5, 1923.
D a te o f la s t p u b lic a tio n J u l y 3. 1923.
Oregon.
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FOR SALE3— 10 acres, 3 ^ acres cleared. CONSTABLE SALE— AUTOMOBILE.
I w ill sell at public au ctio n for cash
Good barn, chicken house
W e ll; run
ning w ater ; good sm all house. ” or par one 1911 Case autom obile, to u rin g , to
ticulars call Sandy 301.
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CARHAGE PLA N TS for sale.
Danish
llaldhead. J. J. Robertson, phone 52x2.
R ecent Books at th e G resham L ibrary 60 lb s Golden Bantam sw eet corn for
sale at 12Uc per pound. G. N. Sager,
“S ta r Child and O ther P lay s," R ita
phone S3. Portland. R. 1. B ox 711.
SE
E D POTATOES for sale H ave a few
Benton.
sacks o f hill selected low top Bur
"D aw n of T o m o rro w ,”
F ran ces
banks at 31 i’0 per hundred G. N. S a
ger. phone S3 Portland. R. 1. Box 711.
H odgson B u rn ett.
SELECTED, Low-Top. Burbank
"Y our Next H om e," B rick Manuf. H ILL
seed potatoes.
Better speak early.
A ssociation.
B C. Altm an, phone 454. tf
SEE D S.
"G olden R iver," T. W. H ills.
SW E E T CORN. Golden Bantam . It’a not
“T hey of th e H igh T ra ils .” H am lin
m ixed
F ield corn. M innesota 44. Ma
tures early.
G arland.
A. H E IN E Y , Phenix Farm,
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Gresham, phone $8.
T ru th is th e m ost p e rsiste n t thing
in th e universe.
avenue
LOST AND FOUND.
■Li • E' >R SA LE or trade. In good
condition. E. Dunn, phone 93.
SP E E D MOTORCYCLE for sale. W ill
take good bicycle In trade. O. Strom -
qulat at Outlook office.
I t l
PH Y SIC IAN S
MISCELLANEOUS______
Son
STAN D ARD OIL COMPANY
L I I I t N
CLASSIFIED, BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL ADS.
M U CHEY KOI ETS \ \ l > USEI> CAKS
EOR SALE.
H ave 2 old cars, good for bugs at your
own price ; one Overland delivery, $100,
a real bargain ; one Ford bug. hung low
and 20 in d ies longer wheel base, high
tension m agneto. >125. See us about
that new Chevrolet.
Cooks Garage,
Troutdale, phone Gresham 4S4.
Ignition Expert
>25 will be given to him who proves that
I can not find th e deficiency of his m a
chine on starting, lighting and ignition.
Main Street Garage. Phene Gresham 1228.
Storage battery repairing and recharg
ing starter and generator work. Raker
SMOOTH ACCELERATION
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AUTOM OBILBS
EASY STARTING
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LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING
Wood
Coal
Briquet.1«
W. S. WOOD
A uctioneer
vancouver .
Farm
W ashington
and Stock Sales a Specialty
m o n e Vaacoavcr 114. or
Ore.ham Outlook l i t i
FUNER AL d ir e c t o r s
F uneral D irector*
Phone 1901
CASH PAID
for Fresh Cows, Beef Cows, Hogs,
Calves, of anv kind
S ee M e for C a ttle H au lin g
E. B A U M A N N .
Gresham, Phone 2441
Licensed M orticians
l a d y A ssistant
Day or N ight
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MORTUARY
Gresham.
Oregon
J. K. METZGER
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avoid sen d in g bills fo r sm a ll am o u n ts