Gresham outlook., June 06, 1924, Page 3, Image 3

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T he Bank of G resham pays 5 per
ce n t In terest on tin o d ep o sits__ Adv
A b so lu te ly
PURE LARD
75c and $1.50
G R ESH A M
M EAT
M ARKET
A. J. W. BROWN, Prop.
Phone 1891
TROUTDALE
I cherry
page three
h u h - h . y
DAMAGE CHERRIES
T h ere w ill be a ch ild ren s day p ro ­
gram a t th e T ro u td ale com m unity
W ormy c h e rrie s a re dam aging O re­
ch u rch n ex t S unday evening a t 8
gon's com m ercial c h e rry fru it in d u s­
o'clock. T he baptism of ch ild ren w ill
try. say s a c irc u la r from th e Oregon
follow th e program . S unday school
E x perim ent statio n . T he situ atio n is
m eets a t 10 o'clock.
t
,
I serio u s ®«d should receive atten tio n .
Miss Je n n ie McGinnis of P o rtlan d C ontrol m ethods have been developed
visited a few days a t th e hom e of h er th a t a re safe and p rac tica l and aouli
p are n ts. Mr. and Mrs. H a rry M c O ln -|cable to Oregon conditions. The cost
uis.
Of th e tre a tm e n t is low and u n d er
L. A. H arlow took a th r e e -d a y s 'fis h -j norm
......
w ill
m re
al ™............
conditions w
re su
s u lt
lt in
in a a
ing trip to th e W ind riv e r co u n try , re- m ark ed d ecrease in th e p ercen tag e of
tu rn in g S unday night.
ld dam
n m o aged
„ .,j . f —
r u .. i t
T he Misses M arg aret an d M iriam
T he ‘w o rm ” in th e c h e rry fru it is
Spence. Jo h n McGinnis an d R ichard th e m aggot of a fly. It is of the ty p i­
K n a rr sp e n t F rid a y a t L ost lake.
cal m aggot form , w hite or yellow ish
A b ro th er of Wm. Owens has been in color, an d slig h tly m ore th an one-
fo u rth inch in length w hen full grow n.
v isitin g him for a few days.
The ad u lt is a sm all b lackish fly
T hom pson W hite of St. H elens, O re­
gon, visited at th e J. R. K n a rr hom e w ith yellow legs. T he m aggot lives
on T uesday. Mr. W hit? an d th e in th e soil u n til ea rly Ju n e, ab o u t the
K n a rrs w ere neighbors 20 y e a rs ago tim e Royal A nn c h e rrie s a re begin-
I ning to ripen.
in K ansas.
—take heed
—a short letter
from a man at fifty
to himself at twenty-one
SAVE NOW”
—wish I had
SAVING
W ITH A
SYSTEM
AT T H E
The fly stin g s th e fru it an d deposits
M. B. McGinnis and fam ily. R ichard
T e g a rt and fam ily and W. E. T eg a rt th e egg b en eath th e skin of th e fru it
enjoyed a picnic d in n er a t S andy Dell The young m aggots h atch in five to
Sunday.
seven days and com m ence feeding on
F u n e ra l services for Mrs. E lizabeth and tu n n e lin g th ro u g h th e p ulp of the
GRESHAM, OREGON
R ussell, age 78, of P o rtlan d w ere held ch erry . T he tim e th e m aggot will
on Sunday a t th e T ro u td ale ch u rch . spend in th e fru it varies w ith th e d e­
S ervices for Jo sep h L ato u re ll, age 62 g ree of rip en ess of th e ch e rry , but w ill
—wins
of Camas, W ashington, and P o rtis average ab o u t tw o w eeks. O rdinarily
H atfield, age 33, of St. H elens, Oregon, th e m aggots do not becom e fu ll grown
—wins big.
w ere held on T uesday aftern o o n . In ­ u n til th e fru it is rip e o r even o ver­
te rm e n t in D ouglas cem etery.
All ripe, though undoubtedly th e fact .
th eir p resen ce in th e fru it h asten s the
w ere fo rm ers resid en ts of T ro u td ale.
Two m otor boat loads of frie n d s developm ent of th is o v er-rip e condi­
from Camas. W ashington, atten d ed th e tion.
fu n eral of Jo sep h L ato u re ll on T u es­
T he m aggots m a tu re d u rin g th e last
a
day.
I half of Ju ly , w ork th e ir w ay out of
W e invite you to ca ll an d in sp ect our
W allace Spence and fam ily, Mr. and th e fru it, drop to th e gro u n d and b u r­
Mrs. Jam es S h eare r and Miss Je n n ie row down ben eath th e su rfa c e a few
stock o f T en ts, C am p S to v es, H u n tin g A x e s
M cGinnis of P o rtlan d . Mr. an d Mrs. inches. H ere they change to a sm all,
W. C. Spence, Mrs. H. C. M cGinnis, reddish, cap su le-lik e pup ariu m . They
an d K nrves, C ook in g U ten sils, F ish in g
Mrs. H a rry McGinnis, th e M isses M ar­ rem ain In th e soil in th is condition
la c k le , T h erm os B o ttles an d F la sh lig h ts.
g a re t and Miriam Spence, Jo h n Mc­ u n til th e follow ing Ju n e, w hen they
G innis, R ich ard K n a rr and Mr. and ag ain em erge as ad u lt flies.
Mrs. J. R. K n a rr w ent to G overnm ent
T he only m ethod of co n tro l devel­
1 ou will find them all reasonably priced
Camp S unday and had a picnic d in n er. oped so fa r is by a sw eetened spray.
On th e re tu rn trip th ey stopped at
T he fac t th a t th e m aggots h atch out
\ ine M aple Lodge, th e sum m er hom e
u n d ern e ath th e skin of th e fru it as
of Mr. and Mrs. W allace on S till creek.
th ey do p reclu d es any possibility of
Mr. W allace is a b ro th er of Mrs. W.
reach in g th ese w orm s w ith a spray.
C. Spence.
H ence we m u st ce n te r our a tta c k on
Phone 1421
Gresham
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. O kerberg and
the ad u lt flies. T ak in g ad v an tag e of
FOR M EN, W O M EN A N D
Em il L oser of A berdeen, W ashington,
the fact th a t th e flies a re u su a lly out
have been v isitin g for a few days a t
and activ e for a period of ab o u t ten
YO U N G FOLKS
th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Davis.
days before th ey com m ence laying
On D ecoration day Mrs. D avis accom ­
eggs, an d rem em b erin g th e ir h ab it of
panied them to Salem . On th e w ay
PLAY SU IT S FOR C H ILD REN
lapping up g reed ily an y sw eet su b ­
hom e th ey visited a t th e W. N. R h in e­
sta n ce s on th e su rfa c e of th e foliage
> ue and Khaki, neatly trimmed in red, special, 85c
h a rt hom e a t Amity, Oregon.
d u rin g th is period, th e re has been de­
Mrs. Jo sep h in e D ru ry an d Jo e
G gg J .-.iadt of Khaki Breeches for women nair $52
veloped th e sw eetened poison-bait
Sw ain of P o rtla n d sp en t F rid a y in I sp ray tre a tm e n t for th e ad u lt flies.
Uncie Sam Wo'rl
T routdale.
T he fo rm u la fo r th e p rep a ra tio n of
H orace and E a rl McGinnis w en t on
th e poison b ait is as follow s:
a fishing trip to C lackam as la k e over
Lead
a rse n a te
_____
|b
f t * ?
S h in s .
th e w eek-end.
M olasses o r siru p (never honey, 2 q ts
Mrs. S alen a S h o rt and little d au g h ­ W a te r -------------------------------------- g a ,
te r of W ashougal, W ashington, w ere
Blue D enim W aist O veralls, special.......
............. J I f
" T h is am ount is sufficient for sp ra y ­
rec en t v isito rs a t th e hom e of Mrs.
ing ap p ro x im ately 50 trees.
One-p,ece
Union
Alls
for
men
and
women/the
suit 3.1g
F ra n ce s Fox. They cam e from W ash­
T
h
ree
sp
ray
ap
p
licatio
n
s
should
be
ougal in a m otor boat.
given. The first should be given w hen
Mr. and Mrs. Ja m es Sim oni a re hav ­
th e ad u lt flies ap p e ar. T his w ill be
ing th e in te rio r of th e ir resid en ce re ­
ab o u t the tim e th e Royal A nns begin
decorated, and new ly p ain ted on the
to
show good color, or about J u n e 5 to
The Overland Freight Transfer Company of
outside.
1
G r -iP ? UrLC’ W h i t e -C a n v a s S h o e > w i t h "
20; th e second, ab o u t ten days a fte r
Mr.
an
d
Mrs.
Lee
E
vans
m
otored
to
ban Francisco operates over 125 pieces of auto-
I W hite Salm on, W ashington, on W ed­ the first; and a th ird sp ray , ab o u t one
lack trim is the best, special.............
q cn
motive equipment, ranging in size from 10-ton
w eek a fte r th e second. Two ap p lic a ­
nesday.
Children’s
Canvas
Shoes.....................
........
j
’2 5
tio n s m ight possibly suffice if well
Kleiber and G. M. C. tractors and 6-ton Doane
V isitors a t th e S. A. E dm undson
[ tim ed an d in case no sh o w ers of ra in
Boys good grade Canvas Shoes, brown leather
home on F rid a y w ere Mrs. Dan Griffis,
trucks to Ford roadsters, all of which are proba­
Mr. and Mrs. H enry R ich ard so n and occur. R ain w ill larg ely d isco u n t the
m ........................................................ .
and 2.15
effect of previous ap p licatio n s and
bly subjected to as severe usage as any fleet of
d au g h ter, Mrs. H a rrie tt M cA llister
m
ay
n
ec
e
ssita
te
a
rep
etitio
n
of
th
e
trucks in California
S tra w H arvest H a ts
and baby, all from P o rtlan d .
sp ray .
In ap p ly in g th e sp ray , ta k e c a re to
ROCKWOOD
This Company has ample facilities for testing
use no m ore m a te ria l on th e tre e th a n
out various lubricating oils and basing their choice
E p w o rth L eague m eeting w ill be Is n ecessary . A bout one p in t to one
"'lhe House of Q uality”
I held a t th e ch u rch a t 7 o'clock, next q u a r t of solution to th e tre e is su f­
on proven success in service. They write:
Phone 1411
ficient.
Sunday evening w ith O rrie E c k e rt as
Gresham
“After seven years of thorough satisfaction covering
I leader. At 8 o'clock th e m eeting will
the lubrication of our equipment with your Zerolen«
be in ch a rg e of Dr C. L. H aynes, J. A.
P L E A SA N T VALLEY
I E ck e rt and W. A. Rowen, laym en of
oils and greases, we are more than pleased to agaw
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. C ardw ell of Long
th e ch u rch . T he L ad ies’ Aid will
enter lnto a contract for our requirements.”
Beach, C alifornia, visited w ith r e la ­
m eet fo r business a t th e ch u rch on
J W ednesday aftern o o n , Ju n e 11, a t 2:30 tiv es In th is vicinity for a few days
la st week.
In spite of the fact that many automotive en­
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. McCauley e n te r­
Mrs. L. C. R ichey of P endleton |
tained a t a dance and card p a rty la st
gineers are of the decided opinion that the most
cam
dow n la st F rid a y and w ill v isit |
S atu rd ay evening a t th e ir home here. w ith e relativ
es and frien d s h ere u n till
suitable crude for the manufacture of an auto­
Several frien d s and relativ es from
a
fte
r
th
e
Rose
ca rn iv al. Mrs. Richey
mobile lubricant is produced right here on the
M t'.
P o rtlan d w ere p re se n t besides R ock­
is accom panied by Miss A ustin, also j
wood frien d s and neighbors. Mr. and
Pacific Coast, a certain proportion of the motor­
of P endleton.
Mrs. M cCauley and fam ily drove to
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. R ichey m otored
ing public is still influenced by the superstition
W estport, th e ir form er home, and vis­
¡V P UH has been said by those who
to N ew berg and re tu rn T uesday a f te r ­
ited
frien
d
s
on
M
em
orial
day.
that there is something mysteri­
noon.
have known our professional min­
ously "better” about eastern oils,
W. U. Moore and son Clyde of P o rt­
T hose Good N ash Clothes
I
All
wool,
tailo
red
to
m
easure,
su
it
or
land
w
ere
callin
g
on
frien
d
s
in
th
is
just because they cost more.
istrations. Much has been said in fa­
o vercoat »23.50. T he best clo th es on neighborhood S unday aftern o o n .
e a rth for th e price. P. F. Black.
Mrs. Ja s. Goode of L en ts visited
vor of our services and you should
I G resham , Oregon. Phone 1801.—Adv.
•
pay
to a supersti­
w ith h e r sister, G randm a S ager, la st j
know we are worthy.
tion? The Zerolene-lubricated car
N O T IC E O F B O N D S A L E .
Monday. G randm a S ag er has been
N O T IC E
IS H E R E B Y G I V E N
th a t
develops
better
gasoline
mileage,
sealed bids w ill be receiveo
received ny
the un d e r- q u ite ill for th e p ast sev eral days b ut j
— tb e S tan d ard O il
.1
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r o
00 by
O
.C tne
|O p. m is on th e road to reco v ery now.
signed
u n til the -
ho , u
ur
o f
f 8
8 :00
o'clock
accumulates less carbon, costs its
C o m p a n y 's n e w
I on the . 9th
. . . day o
o f June. 1924. a t the
f«*
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c
h
o
o
lh
o
u
s
e
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.
A M. S p rin g e r’s new d ance h all is
a t F a irv ie w . Oregon, an d im -
owner less for upkeep, and lasts
im p r o v e d o i l fo r
I m e d ia te ly th e re a fte r p u b lic ly opened by
cne/yor
|
ra
p
id
ly
n
ea
rin
g
com
pletion.
longer.
F o rd c a n "Feeds
I th e School B o a rd o f School
__
D is tric t N o
1 18 M u ltn o m a h C ounty, Oregon, fo r
T h o s e O il-S ta rv e d
V
erne
Richey
Is
g
ettin
g
th
e
m
a
­
bonds
i | issue o f ♦-------
7 o f Raid D ^ t r lc t In the
F o rd s .”
' nrSti tw e n tv -se ven thousand d o llar« te ria l on th e ground for th e erection |
I n sist on Z e r o ie n e — a b e tte r
| ($27,000), said Bond« to be In denom ina-
of a new b arn on his place.
I tlo ns o f five hundred d o llar« ($500) each
o il— e v e n i f i t does c o s t less.
num bered one (1 ) to flfty -fo u r (5 4) In ­
Jo h n so n A Rodlun have sta rte d op­
clusive. to b ear d ate June 1, 1924. an d to
I ^nature s e ria lly in nu m e ric al o rder as e ra tin g th e ir new saw m ill, w hich |
follow s
they have recen tly finished in stallin g .
J 500 on Ju ne 1, 1925
500 on Ju ne 1, 192«
Jo h n K adock of L en ts w as a c a lle r)
500 on June 1, 1927
at th e hom e of J. I. M cLean W ednes­
500 on June 1. 1928
1000 on June 1, 1929
day evening.
1000 on June 1, 1930
1000 on Ju ne 1, 1931
Fre8h Ä
ab,
"W here the H and Can Touch th e .
1000 on June 1. 1932
Sky will be th e su b ject of th e serm on j
(C A L IF O R N IA )
1000 on June 1, 1933
1000 on June 1, 1934
a t 8 o'clock in th e com m unity ch u rch
1500 on June 1, 1935
poBsfble prices, you’ll go to
1500 on June 1, 193«
by th e p asto r, th e Rev. J. S tanford
1600 on June 1. 1937
Moore. S unday school m eets a t
1500 on June 1, 193«
2000 on June 1. 1939
o'clock
In th e m orning. On S atu rd ay 1
2000 on June 1, 1940
GKO. DIKTL, Prop.
2000 on June 1, 1941
_
evening d in n e r will be served a t th e I
Phone 1711
G re Ahum
2000 on June 1. 1142
ch
u
rch
a
t
6
o'clock.
A
sm
all
ch
a
rg
e
|
2000 on June 1, 1943
2000 on June 1. 1944
w ill be m ade.
,
2>°ods to bear In terest a t the ra te
FA IR V IEW
T h u bo oklet reports inde­
th e church n ig h t m eeting on W ednes­
p * r cent < 5 ^ percent)
nt5k^in n u ,n '. p.ayB bl* * “m l-a n n u *lly on the
day evening. Ju n e 11, "P la y and P e r.
p e n d e n t s e rv ic e te s ts o f
■1
COTTRELL
< h lld re n ’s day program a t th e Sm ith
, /*
'Jun* *n d D tw em ber. p rin cipal
Z e ro ie n e m ade by a num -
“ S u n tvU T r " t p a yab l* f t ‘ b« office o f the
M emorial P re sb y teria n ch u rc h Sunday ■ o n .llty " w ill be th e su b ject dis-
Oregon T r e a ',u re r o f M u ltn o m a h C ounty.
bes o f large usees. A sk an y
discussed. Clyde P ete rso n will be in
T h e usual serv ices will be held
fin td
h * nofotnpanled by cer- a t th e C o ttrell com m unity ch u rch next
S ta n d a rd O il C o m p a n y
foI S " * tfio u -a n d th ree h u n ­
dred an d fif ty d o llars (11,350) an d m ust be Sunday. T he S unday school will m eet I H ollensted.
r e p r e s e n t a t i v e or
unco ndition s u.
'« ro le n e dealer foe a copy.
a t 10 an d th e p reach in g by th e Rev.
GILLIS
t -T V * ¿•?” »
rOVlr‘< ! • * * ' »Pinion o f Messrs
"H e L ifted Him Up" w ill be th e
A, service of m usic and song w ill b.
h.
Joboeon A M cC ulloch w ill 8. F. P itta w ill be a t 11 o'clock.
topic of th e m in ister, th e Rev. J. S ta n ­
b*_£u rn l’ b « I th e successful bidder.
T h s L ad ies’ Aid will m eet on T u es­ ford Moore, a t th e M ethodist church hold at th e Q ||||a com m unity ch u rc h
s n ? : r Iï f i r bldra '* rVM th* r '« M
on Sunday evening, May 8, a t 8
day, J u n e 10, a t th e hom e of Mrs.
C H R I8 T IN E A. D O N O Ü O H
n ex t S unday m orning a t 11 o'clock. o'clock. A sp e ak e r will be secu red for
Chas. W ilkinson.
Clark.
Sunday school will m eet a t 10. At I th e occasion'
BA N K OF GRESH AM
CAM PERS
and Berry Pickers
L. L. Kidder Hdw. Co.
Seven years o f
thorough satisfaction
Outing Outfits
C anvas S h oes
For Men....................................................... J2.5Q
W ALRAD M ER C AN TILE CO.
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shculd.
h ftn o w
ZEROLENE
, F
f o r FO R D S
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V u w la ffftie c /c t
STANDARD O
C O M PA N Y
for the best meats
TH E
ZEROLE NE
S A N IT A R Y
M A R K ET