PAGE TWO
GRESHAM OCTLOOK,
FRIDAY, JUNE 20
1»24
GRESHAM OUTLOOK
Published every T uesday and F rid ay
at G resham , Oregon, by th e Outlook
P ublishing Co., H. L. St. C lair,
E ditor and M anager.
One year, <1.60, six months, 85c, three
m onths trial subscription, 50c.
Combination rates with all the Port
land Dallies.
R ates
« ill call.
USE WANT ADS
A D V B R T ISIN O
reasonable. Our representative
The New H am pshire division of
m a rk e ts Is show ing its section of the
co u n try w hat really is the m a tte r w ith
ag ric u ltu re. It tak es for illu stra tio n
th e potato crop of M innesota, and
show s th a t the g ro w er’s portion of the
reta il p rice is 20 per cent, th e co u n try
buy ers’ p a rt 15 per cent, fre ig h t 13^4
per cent, city d istribution 50 per cent
and reta il price 100 per cent. Com
m enting on th is condition Com m is
sioner F elk e r says:
"Can any fair-m inded person con
sider our distribution system efficient
or ju st when the farm er who fu rn ish
es land, seed, fertilizer, labor and
other necessary overhead, receives but
one-fifth of the price paid by the co n
sum er for his com modity."
H ER E YOU W ILL FIN D
advice and guidance that rises above mere
professional service — the tactful
sympathy that is needed.
(
<Jtedna/tn,
. fie ffy e t
¿iev/ci
OUR HEALTH BREAD
a t th is B akery and a t S to r s
C od tains the V ltam ines, m l’ cd by
scientiflc p rin c lile s
Cooperation in the e a st and m iddle
w est is taking big strides. A fed e ra
It's Good and Good for Yon
tion of all the dairy in te re sts of th e
New E ugland sta te s is u nder way
w ith consum er ow nership of th e fac
tories for the m a n u factu re of b u tte r,
cheese and by-products.
M innesota
THEO. VAN DONINCK
and W isconsin are federating th e ir
cream eries and cheese factories and
propose to bottle and sell th e ir m ilk,
sell th e ir cream , b u tter, and cottage TRIBUTE TO MEMORY
cheese.
OE GRANDMA B it KEO RD
"T he farm er who sees his m a rk e t
broken y ear afte r y ear by prom iscu
G resham , Oregon, Ju n e 19, 1924.—
ous crop dum ping and speculative
m arketing, and who sees the m iddle E d tio r of G resham O utlook:— T h ere
men receive approxim ately four tim es
as much per cap ita as the producer, is has been in o u r m idst for a num ber of
fa st com ing to learn th a t the p rin c i years one of those lives th a t by th e ir
ples of cooperative m ark etin g m u st inw ard pow er and o u tw ard sim plicity
be substituted for u n re stra in e d com win th e love of all who Hre touched
petition If the farm er is to ex ist in by th e ir influence. Of all th e w ords
th is day of organization."— W ashing
th a t we m ig h t wish to use now to ex
ton S tate G range News.
How fast the farm ers a re learn in g p ress our th o u g h ts, and w ords are
is illu strate d by a rep o rt from the such fu tile th in g s a t tim es, none
d ep artm en t of a g ric u ltu re of W ash seem s to c a rry th e tru e estim ate of
ington, I). C„ which sta te s th a t up to
A pril 1 of th is year 10,160 coopera the life th a t has ju st passed from o u r
tive associations have m ade re p o rts to m idst as th a t of “m o th er:” In th e
th a t d epartm ent. D oubtless hun d red s passin g of "G ran d m a” Bickford th e re
of o th ers did not report. Out of th is has gone from o u r p resence one w hose
vast m ovem ent re su lts a re com ing. life reflected th e very h ig h est q u alities
C ooperators a re learning. They a re
federating and taking over th e field of devoted m otherhood. T hrough her
w here o th e rs have profited from re presen ce has gone, and has left an
selling th e ir products, and w hen they aching void in th e lives of h er fam ily
learn to c a rry th e ir products from the and friends, h er sp irit is still in our
Helds to the re ta ile r, then w ill they
— One filling laSls fo r days
be run n in g th e ir own business as the m idst. Many of us a re g en tler, m ore
—
fuel w asted
loyal
and
faith
fu
l
because
of
h
er
life;
m anufacturing Industries ru n th eirs.
th u s her g en tle s p irit th a t we so loved
— ¿R^ady to light
lives on in th o se whom she loved. A
“ MUNHINOTU" WINS A
Instead of several
HIGH PLACE IN CONTEST little g ran d d a u g h ter spoke for us all
when she said “If I can ju s t grow up
heavy loads of coal
T he M unhinotu, ann u al publication to be like "N anny” and have as m any
of the G resham union high school, r e people w ho love me, life will be w orth
and wood—one easy
ceived second honorable m ention, living." And so, am id th e problem s
filling of Pearl Oil
am ong high schools of th e sta te w ith a th a t those of us who are living face,
reg istra tio n of less th an 350 stud en ts, we too feel th a t if at th e end of th e
often lasts for days
in the high school ann u al con test con Journey we sh a ll have achieved th e
in
a good oil cook”
ducted by the Oregon S ttae C hapter of I sw eetness and stre n g th of c h a ra c te r
stove.
Sigm a D elta Chi, professional jo u rn a l and th e love of people as g ran d m a
ism fra tern ity . The S llvertonla, put had done, it w ill Indeed have been
Pearl Oil is easier
out by S ilverton high school, won the w orth w hile to face th e sto rm s of life.
prize, a sliver loving cup, for flrst
in
every w ay— ah
Amid all th e tria ls of raisin g a
place In th is division, w hile th e C lar
la rg e fam ily, of pioneer days, of pov
ways ready, easily
ion of Salem high school placed flrst
erty , of illn ess and suffering, h er ch il
am ong high schools having m ore th an
controlled, and no
dren cun n ot recall her ever being
350 students.
an g ry or sp eak in g to them h arsh ly ,
over-heated kitchen.
O ther an n u a ls placing In th e divi
and when h er p asto r, th e Rev. E. G.
sion w ith the M unhinotu ure th e O re
R anton. asked friends and relativ es to
For best results be
gon T rail of M cLoughlln union high
ch a ra c te riz e h er In a word th ese w ere
school, M ilton-F reew ater, flrst ho n o r
sure you get the
am ong those given: "L oyalty to her
able m ention; the Crookonian of
fam ily and her C hrist, "g en tlen ess,"
Standard Oil Com
Crook county high school, th ird hon
"loving kin d n ess,” “g en ero sity ,” a
o rab le m e n tio n ; the "H iihl of H ills
p a n y ’s P earl Oil.
"faith fu l m o th er.” H er p asto r said,
boro high school, fo u rth honorable
" I t w as easy to speak th e w ord of
It’s refined and re-
m ention: and the M ahiscan of M arsh
tru th w hen she w as h ere,” and he I
field high school, fifth honorable m en
refined kerosene of
m ight well have said for us all it w as
tion. The M unhinotu w as judged e s
easy to be good w hen she wus w ith
the highest quality
pecially high on m ake-up and content.
us for h er very p resen ce w as a re
C om petition w as keen w ith 50 high buke to u n k in d n ess and ill will.
o n ly , ab so lu tely
school an n u a ls entered in th e s ta te
L
acking
In
her
own
life
the
love
and
clean-burning, odor
wide contest. Points followed In de
ciding th e w inners w ere o rig in ality 25, ca re of a m o th e r's love, she m ade be
less
and non-corro
m ake-up 25, content 25, engraving, ing a m o th er a life w ork and by h er
sive. A void disap
prin tin g , and cover 25. M embers of never fallin g faith, clean ideals and
sim
ple
w
isdom
shaped
th
e
c
h
a
ra
c
te
rs
Sigm a D elta Chi judging th e an n u a ls
pointm ent — order
w ere F ra n k L. Snow, professor of in of h er ch ild ren and h er influence
Pearl Oil by name.
d u stria l jo u rn alism ; C. J. M cIntosh, spread to th e lim its of h er com m unity.
Some one lias said, "B eing a m other
associate professor of In d u strial jo u r
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
n alism ; Edw in T. Iloed. college edi Is a life grork. It is early m orning la
(California)
to r; H om er L. R oberts, city editor bor and late nig h t praying. I t begins
C orvallis G azette-T im es; H ow ard P. before th e child is b o rn ; it en d u res
Lewis, ex-editor Beaver a n n u a l; F red u n til the mind is gone. It dream s by
O. Behnke, editor O. A. C. Dally B aro th e crad le and th ro u g h y ears builds
m e ter; L indsey Spight, re tirin g p re si hopes upon th e dead dream s. It may
dent of th e local c h a p te r of Sigm a he crushed, b ut It never su rre n d ers.
D elta Chi, and Elvln Hoy, presid en t of G reat m o th ers every day tak e broken
pieces of life and build new tem ples. I
the chapter.
They can love b e tte r th a n life and y e t !
stan d a t th e foot of th e cross. Only !
PLEASANT VALLEY
God can assay g re a t m o th ers.” God
Next Sunday evening at 7:30 o’clock called Mary Bickford to th e ta sk of I
a t th e com m unity church, th e p astor, being one of th e g re a t m others and
th e Rev. J. Stanford Moore, will she w as faith fu l to th e call.
preach from th e topic "F rien d s of
H er fam ily do n o t know th a t th e re
Je s u s .” Sunday school will m eet In w as ever a tim e In her life w hen she
th e forenoon a t 10 o'clock
w as not a C h ristian . H er life was
perm eated by th e sp irit of her M aster.
NI’Ei IAI, SOTIt'E
W s E * G resham lx)dge No. 125 w ill In her early life she w as a m em ber of
the B ap tist ch u rch hut she united with
hold M emorial services in
th e G resham M ethodist E piscopal the M ethodist ch u rch h ere In Oregon W. of Toledo, W ashington, 10 g ran d
ch u rc h on Sunday evening, Ju n e 22. and has been a faith fu l and valued I ch ild ren and a host of friends.
a t 8 o'clock. The Rev. A S. Hisev m em ber of th e P le a sa n t Home church
T he fu n eral services w ere held
w ill preach
All Odd Fellow s, Re for m any years. She ta u g h t a class of I T h u rsd ay . Ju n e 12, at th e church
b ek a h s and fam ilies a re requested to little folks u n til w ithin about two
w h ere she has been such a ta lth tu l a t
be present.
Geo. B randt, chairm an of Com m it m onths of h er d eath, w hich o ccu rred te n d an t and w ere very sim ple. In ac-
te e; B. H. Johnson, N. G.; Cecil Ju u e 9. 1924. a t th e age of 74 years I co rd an ce w ith her d esires and th a t of
M etzger, V. O.
1 m onth and 5 days. She w as m arried her husband, th e fam ily acted as the
at th e age of S3 to N athan H. Bickford p a llb e a re rs and ca rrie d her rem ains
and to this union w ere born four g irls, I to th e cem etery n earby w here she was
One d au g h ter died in Infancy and a laid to re st su rro u n d ed in death as ahe
aon N athan, a sh o rt tim e afte r th e ! w as in life by th o se whom she loved
“The Glad Haad
close of th e W orld W ar in w hich he and th o se who loved her.
CharrS.”
—
ALTA M. GENTRY.
Bible School 10 a. m . Sermon at it a. m received th e in ju rie s th a t caused his
and 7 SO d m. laird's Supper the flret
Sunday o f the month. Bible Study and death. T hose who rem ain to feel th e '
WOO11 SAWING
P raise Service W edneeday, 7 ;30 p m loss of loved co u n selo r an d m other,
Q uickly an d efficiently done by ex
Choir R ehearsal. Thuraday, 7:30 p. m
a
r
e
h
er
husband,
th
re
e
d
au
g
h
ters,
j
"U n iv ersal B rotherhood Io th e Goal”
p e rts
All o rd ers pro m p tly attended
“Come Ihitu with u t and we will do Mrs. W. A. M iller, Miss H elen B ick to re g a rd le ss of site.
ford. Mrs. Mary Jo h n so n of Boring, GEO. SHAW Phone 22# ED. SMITH
thee good.’
o sons, H a rry G. of Boring and Jo h n
PROF. O. R. 8CHLAUCH, Pastor.
"Say It with a W ant Ad.
Gresham City Bakery
Lightens
d kitchen
task
BETHEL
BAPTIST
PHYSICIANS
Phone : Office 13(1
Gresham, phone »8,
Entered as second-class m atter March
3. 1511, at the Postolflce at Gresham,
Oregon, under the Act o f March 3, 137»
STATE MARKET AGENT
URGES BETTER METHODS
MISCELLANEOUS
M ARSHALL- STR A W BER R IES. fine for
canning, 31 a crate Saturday, Sunday
and Monday.
Bring your crate and
pick them. A. Heiney. Phenix Farm.
H. H. HUGHES, M. D.
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i. i: I ' l l I M H G O D « n l t h l
SH O P.
Hours : 10-12 A. M.
2-4 and 7-2 P. M.
Special for M onday for »5.50 we will
Office, W ithrow Building
make you a medium size cedar chest.
We have a fine lot of No. 1 cedar up to
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OREGON
20 inches wide. Come and pick your GRESHAM.
own lumber. Price 5 to 10 cents per
foot. O scar W. Thoren._______________
Office 2251
Residence 2252
WOOD FOR SALE. Live wood. 18-ineh,
»8; dead wood, 16-inch, »7. Delivered
anyw here ' in Gresham.
W. Perry,
phone 77x2.
a l A ttention
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to Eye D iseases and
BRIDG E-BEACH WOOD AN D COAL Special
range for sale, also a clothes wringer.
F ittin g o f G lasses
A B ru n n e r, G re s h a m , p h o n e 1870
Office, over F irst Stats Bank
Gresham. Oregon
S T R A W B E R R IE S S U N D A Y A N D M O N
DAY, 75 cen ts a ira te . The fam ous
Etterbergs. Bring containers and pick
P hone 167x1
them. A. R. H einey. Linnemann Junc
tion. phone Gresham 9x3.
C lassified Ad. R a te»
ROYAL A N N C H E R R IE S for sale on the
trees. Curtis W heeler, Troutdale, Ore.,
F irs t in se rtio n , l c a w ord, m in i
phone Gresham 131.
m um 20c; su b se q u en t in se rtio n s, ^4c
tor
J1ILK AN D CREAM.
a word, m in im u m 16c.
W omen an d C hildren
Milk and cream for sale. Deliveries
-
Oregon
night and morning. Supplies at W al- G resham ,
LIVESTOCK
rad’s store.
Modern, sanitary equip
ment. F. Speybrock, Gresham, phone
504 or 1411.
H O R SES
A N TED —Stock for pasture. Running
________ CATTLE _________ W water.
E. Dunn, phone Gresham 93.
F o i l S A L E W.-ek old bull . a ir '. SO lbs.
»?.
Speybrook, phone Gresham 504
Room s 15 and 16. Congdon Bldg.
16-INCH FIRST-GROW TH WOOD for
sale, delivered. M. Mlkkelson, Boring,
H i g h g r a d e F r e s h C o w for ear«r
Hours 2 to 5 P. M.
Oregon. Sandy 20x3.
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H eavy milker. E. Tlllstrom , Gresham.
P hones
Residence 127x
Route 1, near H illsview , four m iles FOR SALE—»250 Mandel phonograph. 25 Office 1271
Gresham, Oregon
south o f Gresham.
records. Sell quick for »95. Inquire
FRESH COW FOR SALE. F i n e fa m ily
for Gill. W alrad Merc. Co.
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cow, 5 years old. Mrs. Agnes Walters,
AND
G EN ER A L
TEAM
Boring, t i m ile south o f Orient Lumber PLOW ING
work wanted. I. L. Davidson, phone
yard.
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Gresham 15x1.
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PIG S
PLOW ING
AND
G EN ER A L
TEAM
Office over B ank of G resham
work wanted. E. W all, Lawrence ave
SOME CHOICE
CH ESTER
W HITE
Office phone 1431 or 17»
Res. 148»
nue. Gresham, phone 33x4.
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PIGS for sale. E. Schwedler, phone
W ith Dr. W. J. Ott
D am ascus 58.
_____ tf F O R SALE —Pry No. 1 and No. 2 flr
Best phone for appointm ent
wood, also good maple wood, delivered.
POl'LTRY
L. E. Crasswell, phone 363.
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W HITE LEGHORN PULLETS for sale.
12 w eeks old. Good laying strain, 75c SA N D AN D GRAVEL, 50c a yard, at pit,
half mile south of Troutdale, or will de
to Jl.00 each. See them in our win
liver.
Phone Gresham 78x2.
O. A.
dow. Gresham Produce Co., Gresham.
Bryan.
Oregon. Phone 1103_________
FOR WOODSAWING call J. Hosaner,
E le ctric T h erapy
Real Estate, R entals, Loans.
phone 15x1.
E le ctric S w eat, M ineral B aths
FA RM S FO R SA LE. larg e or sm all
In P A IN T A N D W ALL P A P E R are not side
H o u rs: 10 a. m. to 5 p. m.
fine a g r i c u l t u r a l se c tio n . K a r l J . H a g -
lines with Todd, the Paint Man. He
h e rg . I t 2. G re s h a m , p h o n e 576.t f
Library Block, Gresham
will tell you how. Phone 1971.
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Phone 122x
5-ROOM MODERN HOUSE for rent. SINK . Corner sink in good condition,
Partly furnished
Phone Gresham 105.
»7.75, J, E. Metzger.
N EW M ODERN HOUSE for sale, 4 rooms
and breakfast nook. Also some furni GOOD DRY F ER TILIZER . 75 cen ts a ton
at Pacific International exposition. In
ture. Two blocks w est of high school.
A hom e w here th e siek are
quire of T. R. H ow itt, Gresham, phone
Call 25x5 after 7 o'clock in evenings.
1016.
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nursed, not the sick n ess
MODERN 5-ROOM BUNGALOW for rent
with 2 acres of land. Phone 1943.
T he Bank of G resham pays 5 per
All cases, but co n tagions diseases
M ODERN HOME FOR SALE or to rent ce n t in te re st on tim e deposits.— Adv
PHONE GRESHAM 1861
for summer. Bull Run water, gas. elec
tricity. All kinds of fruit. Ten acres.
Sell ail or part. J. H. Sterling, Gresh
am. phone 167L ________________
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D EN TISTS
F IN E CORNER LOT IN Clanahan addi
Phones:
Office
2184, Res. 2185
tion for sale. W ith 5 large cherry trees.
11. W. Cooley, phone Gresliam 51x2.
G utters, Down Spouts, new
23 ACRES. 2H m iles east o f Gresham.
Will sacrifice. Call A. G. Anderson, I
or repaired.
Gresham 1084.
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ALL W ORK G UARANTEED
F A R M S F u l t K E N T . 4 m iles east o f San
dy. One 40-acre farm and one 100-acre i
N erve B locking
D ental X -R ay
farm. W ill take clearing as rent. Good i Estimates Free on every Saturday
Office over B ank of G resham
buildings and w ater and 25 acres of |
clover on each. Schoolhouse on land,
also 3 desirable residential acre lots | H aefner-U okm an R oofing Co.
and a 6-acre tract on W allula H eights
P hone G resham 1471
for sale. W. F. Honey, Gresham, phone 1
1721.
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GEO. INGLIS, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Emily F. Bolcom, M.D.
Physician and Surgeon
A. W. BOTKIN, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
H. V. ADIX, M. I).
Physician and Surgeon
DR. MARY F. BECKER
Chiropractor
Mrs. Harriett Timmerman’s
ROOFS REPAIRED
P a in te d
or S h in g led
DR. W. J. OTT
Dentist
DR. JULIUS G. STURE
Dentist
Money to loan on rea l estate. F arm
loans a t 6 p er cent. B. W. T horne.
L. J. W IN T E R
C o n tracto r and B nilder and
C abinet W ork
G resham , Oregon
Al'TOMOHIIJCH.
W IL L
S A C R IF I C E
MY D O D G E
sc re e n
delivery. If you are in the m arket for
a reliable truck cheap do not pa»« this
up. Fred Hahn, phone SKllwood «>43«».
1918 HUP. Good rubber, good running
condition, >350. Term s to responsible
p a rty , ( ’a n he seen a t <»re«hurn G arage.
IgBltlOB Expert
>25 will be given to him who proves that
I can not And the deficiency of his m a
chine on starting, lighting and ignition.
Main Street G arage Phone Gresham 1228
601 — Office P h o n e --------601
Office Electric Bldg.
F R A N K C. J O N E S
Gresham Office, W ithrow Bldg
Probate and Corporation Work
Portland Office. 721 Corbett Bldg.
SEPTIC TANKS
Water Proof
Accredited Teacher of Plano
Pupil o f Louts V ictor Saar
Scale Building and E lem entary
Harm ony
Studio—Gresham, phone 791
V ulcanizing and R etreading
All W ork G u aran teed
Gresham Tire Shop
GEO. A. BRANDT
M USICIANS
FRIEDA E. BRATZEL
F IS K
T IR E S
and
TUBES
T om G . T a y lo r
ORGAN
PIANO
.
Accredited Teacher
VOICB
W ednesdays at Mrs. A. M. W ilkinsons
Gresham
Phone 1051
Phone 1471
DOROTHY WALTON
W. S. WOOD
A uctioneer
VANCOUVER. W ASHINGTON
Farm and Stork Rale« a Specialty
Phone Vancouver 114, or
Greaham Outlook 1561
OF
Office over B ank of G resham
Telephones: Office l i t i . Res. 2462
B uildings Moved
KMPIXiTMBNT
A n n o u n cem en t
W. J. COOPER
Attorney at Law
G UAR ANTEED
« \N T E D Whit,* Eos,. set ,l potatoes.
Wm. Sorensen, Portland, R. 1, Box 889.
FOR SALE—4 acres of clover. City lim
its. South Roberts avenue. A. J. Stout,
Gresham.
F O U R A C R E S F IR S T -C L A S S B tM dtng
clover for sale, reasonable. B. Fritsch,
old P leasan t Home.
Inquire of E.
Grimm
A M E R IC A N W O N D E R se ed p o ta to e s for
sale J. M. Hite, 1 m ile east of Boring
H AY FOR SALE— 36 acres e f the finest
clover hay in M ultnomah county, ready
to cut. Mrs. Johnson, Andrew s road,
phone Gresham. 4
9
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. t f
H F i t R Y p TT k ERS^TA \ T F i b
Gresham 1521
McGuirk & Schneider
Attorneys at Law
Air Tight
W e will furnish Jobs and places for par-
tie« o f picker«. Call fair ground« from
5 to 9 p. m. Do not phone. H. E.
_ Thayer. Gresham, Oregon.
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WORK W A N TED that I can do at home,
such a» sew ing, ironing, etc.
H ave
»ome nice fancy work for »ale, also
ready-m ade
slip-on
dresses.
hand
worked.
Mrs. Lena Alder, Gresham,
phone 516.
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Phones
C arpenter and Contractor
MOWER AN D RAKE FDR SA LE or
trade for a good cow. Corner Powell
V alley and G ates road. Phone SUnset
6618-R5
G E N E V A F E E D C U T T E R NO. 6. will
sell or trade. John P etty, Portland,
R. 1. Box 475, Lennox road.
Phone
SU nset 0G21.T4.
R A S P B E R R Y P IC K E R S W A N T E D Wifi
furnish tent, wood anil water.
Call
Gresham 10S4 at noon. Ed. And,-rson.
ATTORNEYS
MAin 1249
MACHINERY
PLANTS, SEEDS. ETC.
Office in Hank of Gresham Building
In Sandy W ednesdays and T hursdays
PH O N ES
Gresham 1281
Sandy 69 and 6x2
Gresham Undertaking Co.
TROUTDALE, OREGON
Phone Gresham 4SI
M orticians and Funeral
D irectors
COOK’S GARAGE
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Caskets #15 and Up
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE
Teacher o f Plano
EDELLA TOWLE
T eacher of D unning System
for Beginners
8tudlo F irst State Bank Building
Phone 1821
INSURANCE
SEE—
JOHN BROWN
Pioneer Real E state and Insurance
Life — Fire — Automobile — H ealth
Plate Glaaa
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Office 2501
B. W. EMERY
Phone 17x1
Let me sell you that
New Chevrolet
We G uarantee to l’lease
We w ill give you S ervice every day
Phones
Regner Building
Res. 2501
JAMES ELKINGTON
INSURANCE
Phones Bdwy. 8576
G resham 1201 and S55
Three
Trucks Dally
65 H N. Second S treet
In su re d C a rrie rs
MORGAN BROS. TRUCK LINE
P o rtla n d — W ay P oint« — G resham
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING
Wood
Coal
Briquets
S an d
G ravel
C rushed R ock
C O N C R E T E B R IC K
D elivered Any Place. Q uick Service. L ow est Prices.
B est C oncrete M aterial to be bad.
Accident
Surety Bonds
Fire
Automobile Life Health Plate Glass
»“ Main Street
Phone«
Reg. 1953
fflee 2341
Insurance
Real Estate
Aeeldcnt, H ealth. AutomobUe
„ Oregon, F ire R elief Assn.
Oregon Life Insurance Company
B. W . T H O R N E . A g t.
Auto Tope Recovered and Repaired
All kinds o f To M aterial and
Curtain W indows
s. E. PALMQUIST
auto top shop
M ali St.
Greaham
Phoae 1225
CONTRACTING AND
building
KNARR
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TROUTDALE, OREGON
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Phone 195x4
G resham . Oregon