Gresham outlook., September 23, 1924, Page 3, Image 3

PAGE THREE
Milk and Cream
P au l and W alter O rthw ein and
I A lbert G erm an of M alinta, Ohio, are
j visiting a t th e home of H. F ritz. The
I O rthw ein boys are nephew s of Mr.
■ F ritz. They cam e S atu rd ay and will
! rem ain indefinitely.
Mr. F ritz has
■ been serio u sly ill a good p a rt of the
sum m er, having undergone a m ajo r
I operatio n in Ju ly , b ut a t p rese n t w rit-
i ing he is m uch im proved in health.
W. H. Boring sp e n t a couple of days
All who m ay be in te reste d in the
of la st w eek visitin g at th e hom e of com pletion of th e o rg an izatio n of th e
Mr. and Mrs. W ill C arro ll of C arlton, P aren t-T ea ch e r asso ciatio n w hich w as
Oregon. Mrs. C arro ll Is a niece of sta rte d la st sp rin g , a re requested to
Passed by
Mr. Boring.
Portland Health Authorities.
and we are ready to supply your wants for the bedroom.
m eet at th e schoolhouse on F riday a f­
F ra n k Sm ith is hom e from the navy ternoon, a t 4 o'clock.
on a 20-day fu rlo u g h to be a t th e bed­
T he S unday schools of T ro u td ale
sid e of his fath er, F ra n k Sm ith, w ho com m unity ch u rch and Sm ith Memor­
is serio u sly ill a t hl? hom e here
ial P re sb y teria n ch u rc h of Fairview
Plano Tun lug.
M r. an d Mrs. G eorge F ish er moved w ill picnic a t L a u re lh u rst p ark on
P iano tu n in g $3. P iano and o rgan to P o rtlan d Sunday.
Phone G resham 80x2
S atu rd ay . Septem ber 27. L uncheon
rep airin g . F red B. Jones. Phone o r­
Mr. and Mrs. L o rris Child moved to w ill be served a t noon.
ders to O utlook. 1561. or TAbor 8952
P o rtlan d th e first of th e week.
In th e list of m a rria g e licenses of
Mrs. A lta G entry filled th e Sunday S eptem ber 18 ap p e ar th e nam es of
m o rning pulpit h ere in th e absence of H arry E. B rooks and L yle D. L eonard,
For comforter coverings we have 36-inch challies
Rev. E. G. R anton who w as atten d in g both of F airview , who w ere m arried In
in dark and light patterns at yard....................
an n u a l conference a t Medford.
P o rtla n d sev eral days ago.
Cretonnes suitable for coverings at 25c, 35c and 40c
T he M isses Maxine and G race Tel
R ally Da'y w ill be observed by th e
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
I ford of Oregon City w ere week-end Sm ith M emorial P re sb y teria n church
Also dark 36-inch outing flannels at yard............. 30c
g u ests of th e ir b ro th er, W. R. T el­ and Sunday school next Sunday, S ep­
ford and fam ily, an d th ey w ith th e tem ber 27. Sunday school w ill be at
Telford fam ily h ere m otored to Long- 10 o'clock, follow ed by th e rally se rv ­
view Sunday, re tu rn in g to Oregon City ice at 11. A q u a rte t of Chinese c h il­
1 in th e evening. Miss M axine T elford
d ren w ill sing. T he p asto r w ill p re ­
has rec en tly com pleted th e sum m er p are a special serm on for th e o cca­
4 to u r w ith th e E llison-W hite C h a u ta u ­
sion. All members of th e ch u rch and
qua com pany and h as opened a m usic school a re u ged to be present.
I
co n serv ato ry in Oregon City for th e
Mrs. C. B uckner w ill en te rta in a t
w inter.
Limit 6 to a purchaser
h e r home F rid ay evening w ith a 10c
C larence A nderson, an em ploye lunch for th e benefit of th e M ethodist
w ith th e W. R. T elford M ercantile Ladies Aid. All a re co rd ially invited
com pany, is spending his an n u a l vaca to attend.
tion a t th e Salem fa ir th is week.
Mr. and Mrs. Edw in B urlingam e left
T he U nion com m unity exhibit won on Sunday fo r Hood R iver valiey
I hone 1236
Gresham
second p rize a t th e Canby fa ir la st w here they w ill spend th e next few
We are now ready with our
week.
weeks in th e apple orchardo.
line of the famous BEACON
Tho w o rk of g rad in g and leveling
Mr. and Mrs. Irv in Province and
FALLS Rubbers for all the
j aro u n d th e new P. E. P. su b -statio n fam ily have moved to P o rtla n d w here
family.
j for th e p u rp o se of sow ing it to law n th ey have pu rch ased a new home.
This kind of m erchandise is
| is in ch a rg e of E. V. M aulding.
guaranteed
to give absolute
The B oring I. O. O. P. held an a n n i­
satisfaction or money refunded.
v ersa ry m eeting a t th e hall F rid ay
n ig h t w ith a good p ro g ram follow ed
Union H igh School No. 2 a t Sandy
by a b anquet.
has opened w ith an in creased e n ro ll­
F. M. M organ cam e h ere from Bend m ent, increased teach in g force and an
ON PAUL DUNN FARM. 3 MILES NORTH OF SANDY,
th e la st of th e w eek fo r a few days en th u sia stic stu d e n t body. To d ate 34
The House of Quality
14 MILE WEST OF BLUFF ROAD.
b u t expects to re tu rn to th is week. I freshm en have enrolled m ore th an
I hone 1411
Gresham
D. T u rn e r, who is building a house th a t num ber in th e o th er classes com ­
for Mr. M organ a t Bend, also sp e n t a bined, w ith th e prospect of several to
few days h ere th e la st of th e week
en ter. P rin c ip a l G eorge D. O rr has
SALE RAIN OR SHINE
Jo h n A nderegg, w ho is in th e Good organized a b rass band am ong the
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
MAURICE
DAVE
S am aritan ho sp ital w ith a broken hip, boys of th e school and o th e r stu d en t
j is rep o rted im proving rapidly.
activ ities a re engaging th e atten tio n
C. A. R adford an d fam ily, who of all.
Besides th e p rin cip al th e
moved to Oak G rove recen tly , sp en t teach in g force includes Miss McCor­
th e w eek-end v isitin g rela tiv e s here.
mick, Miss Alice Kamm , Miss A lalie
Mrs. Wm. M orand, Mrs. T. Roots, O strum and L u th er M cNulty. Miss
Mrs. W. R. T elford and Mrs. W. W. F ried a B ratzel of G resham teaches
M etzger sp e n t Monday in P o rtlan d on piano.
busines*.
Mr. an d Mrs. J. W. M aulding of
S heridan, Oregon, who have visited a t
th e hom e of th e ir son, E. V. M aulding
T he m eeting of the P aren t-T ea ch e r
and fam ily sev eral days of la st week, association on F rid ay evening w as
re tu rn e d to th e ir hom e th e la st of th e w ell attended and an in te restin g p ro ­
week.
g ram w as ren d ered in sp ite of th e fact
L. C. A rm stro n g and wife visited th a t County S u p erin ten d en t A lderson
relativ es in T illam ook th e first of th e w as unable to be p resen t, as w as ex ­
Good Double H arness, Single Buggy H arness, Single
week.
pected. Miss A ugusta H ah n gave sev- j
Buggy, Surrey, 2 Farm Wagons, G rain Drill, Disc,
e ra l w h istlin g solos and th e re w ere
F R E S H S A L M O N fro m S e p t. 10 u n til
Plow, Mower, Tedder, 2 Cultivators, H arrow , Hay
c lo se o f s e a s o n fo r s a le a t C o r b e tt dock. piano duets by th e Misses Reed, also
P r ic e r e a s o n a b le . A s k fo r F r e d R e e d b y Sigrid Aim and F ra n ce s A rvidson. J
Rake, Fanning Mill, Hay Fork, 1 Lot of ( able, Anker-
M aster M echanics'In Charge of Shop
a t “ O ld ” C o rb e tt.
lioltli ( ream Separator, Milk Cooler, 7 Ten-gallon Milk
A com m ittee w as appointed to m eet
ALL CARS — WELDING — IGiNITION — BATTERY
Cans, 1 Lot of »-gallon Milk Cans, Milk Cart, and a lot
w ith th e school board to co nsider the
G uaranteed Work
of other small tools and household goods too numerous
in stallatio n of hot w ater in th e plum b­
to m ention.
ing system . T his is considered a n e­
Phone 2331
N ight P h o n e 127x
O PPO SIT E PO ST O FFIC E
GRESHAM, OREGON
cessity, as la te r th e school w ill serve
TERMS OF SALE—All sums $20.00 and under, Cash
hot lu n ch es; also in th e m a tte r of th e |
of all descriptions
Sums of $20.00 or over six m onths’ tim e w ith interest
h ealth cru sa d e w ork, h ot w ate r is
at 8% per annum on approved notes.
made to order by
needed. T he d istric t and th e P.-T. A.
will probably divide th e expense
equally.
OF TH E
a t th is B akery and a t S to r s
Miss A nna Nordblom, who won the
Oregon T ent A- A w ning W orks
W illam ette sc h o larsh ip a t h e r g rad u ­
C orner of T hird and R o b erts Ave.
Contains (lie Vitaniiucs, m l-ed by
( . IV. BI It HET, Auctioneer, Mt. Angel, Oregon.
atio n in th e 1924 class of U nion high
G resham , Oregon
scientific p rin cli les
school,
has
reg
istered
for
th
e
year
at
J
A. MEYERS, Clerk, Gresham, Oregon.
All W ork G uaran teed F irs t Class
W illam eite U niversity.
IPs Good und Good for You
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. R em ington, two ]
d au g h ters, G race and R uth and a I
sm all son, also a cousin. Miss Zora
M orrison, of Sum ax, W ashington, v is­
THEO. VAN DOP’INCK
Phone 1221
ited w ith Mr. and Mrs. R ussell T ill­
W
m an from T h u rsd ay u n til Sunday.
A n o th er g u est a t th e T illm an home is |
Dr. C. A. L eslie, a v eterin ary surgeon,
of Boise, Idaho. H e is m aking a to u r
of th e Pacific co ast and will spend a i
Fresh or Cured, Lard, Etc., prepared and sold under ab­
few days a t th e sta te fair a t Salem on
his w ay to C alifornia.
solutely san itary conditions and a t lowest
From Tested Cous
WHITE ROSE
SANITARY DAIRY
Winter is Near
21 pound Cotton Batts, each.............. $ .98
3 pound Cotton Batts, each................ $1.48
2 pound half wool Cotton Batts,. . . . $2.75
2 pound Pure Fleece Oregon Wool. . .$3.50
EXTRA SPECIAL!
J9C
This Special on until September 29, Only
DOOR MATS, 16 x 26, 1 -in. thick.
Special at $1.19 and $1.39. Get one now
9-oz. HORSE SHOE TUMBLERS
0 for 19c
UMBRELLAS
HEPP’S RACKET STORE
Children’s 22-inch
$ .98
Children’s 24-inch
1.45
Ladies’ I nibrellas, rang­
ing from
$1.50 to $7.95
Watch our windows for Weekly Specials
SANDY
AUCTION SALE
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1924
L IV E
I
BOTKIN & JOHNSTON
STO C K
14 Milch Cows, some fresh, and some to
be iresh soon, all tuberculin tested.
1 Holstein Heifer, 20 months old, to be fresh
in February.
1 Holstein Heifer, 1 year old.
2 Heifers, 7 months old.
1 Holstein Bull, 2% years old.
1 Team of Mares, 8 and 9 years old, wt. 2900
pounds, good pullers.
POWELL VALLEY
CHEVROLET
Sales
FARM IMPLEMENTS
Service
(’«me in and see our new De Luxe Touring
Willard Batteries
Lee Tires
A W N IN G S
Tents and Canvas Goods
OUR HEALTH BREAD
John A. Hamilton
C. A. RUTHER, Owner
Gresham City Bakery
—
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FOR THE BEST MEATS
a
possible prices, you’ll go to
P h o n e w an t ads. to 1561.
THE SANITARY MARKET
WRIGLEYS
Chew it after
every meal
All-Yeas* U t i l i t y
a t L o w est C ost
*590
C ou pe
.
D e fr o s t
- 2523
6,85
m.
Fully Equipped
Run.
« “ I Starter M 5 extra
AU priest 1. « . k . Ottret»
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U N IV E R S A L
J. A. L au d erb ack and fam ily and
Geo. A nderson and fam ily enjoyed a
re c e n t outing a t th e beaches.
Mrs. Maggie B o rch ers an d h er sis­
te r, Mrs. Minnie G ourley, w ere Sunday
g u ests a t th e hom e of th e ir cousin
Mrs. F. McKinney.
T he B ap tist L adles Aid w ill have a
b ask et d in n er a t th e p arso n a g e on
T h u rsd ay . A good a tte n d a n c e is de
sired to finish som e q u ilts.
Miss Mabel Jo h an so n left S unday to
e n te r Oregon A g ricu ltu ra l College.
Prof. O. E. Jam iso n and wife of
P o rtlan d sp e n t th e week end a t In g le­
side F arm , th e g u ests of Mr. an d Mrs.
B. C. A ltm an.
T h e an n u a l exodus to th e apple
o rch a rd s of Hood R iver h as begun.
Among th e fam ilies going w ere those
of A. J. Quay, Geo. C a rp e n te r, Burl
M cKinney, O. L ake and A. E. De-
H aven.
G resham
PURE
M IL K
From Healthy Cows
Gresham Jersey Dairy
W. L. HALMER, Prop.
Phons i.".i
OUR MOTTO
Quality and Cleanliness
“WORTH A FORTUNE AT 2:00 A. M."
AMBER-O-LATUM
IB
CHEST O IN T M E N T
III
A p rom pt relief for C hest Colds,
Croup, Influenza, P neum onia an d
P leu risy P ains. P rice 50c.
For S ale by All D ru g g ists
New, mistit nr slightly used
but good
PUBLIC DANCE
Furs, Hats, Coats
Columbia Grange Hall, at Corbett
ART NEEDLEWORK
EXCHANGED
Suits, Day and
Evening Dresses
HorJfc Solicited
CAR
F o rd W r g if v P k r < h 4 * 7 / 'iz , 7
wM Jiudiy e«pJa.„
Phone 1711
PLEASANT HOME
A W ant Ad will do It for you.
T H S N L A 9 M T A U THOIUZXO
POROO EALEa
R u n abou t . 3 2 6 3
T ouring C a r
293
T l* Ford d w l * , tn
•
te e th ,
w • e t e a •
b re a th aa d
i r e th e ao o d y
th a t
The Tudor Sedan body type— now widely
p o p u la r—w as c re a te d by th e F o rd M o to r
C om pany. In to it h as b een b u ilt all th e
utility that any light-w eight closed car can
provide. It is comfortable, roomy and con­
venient, easy to d ri.v and park, and instantly
a d a p te d to v a ry in g w e a th e r c o n d itio n * .
The Tudor Sedan
Fo rd o r S r dan
I t s tim u la te «
a p p e tite and
a id s d ig e s tio n .
It m akes yo ur
fo o d d o y o n m o re
g o o d . N o te b o w
I t r e l ie v e s t h a t s t u lf y f e e lin g
a f t e r h e a r t y e a t in g .
GEO. IIIE T L , Prop.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27
Admission $1
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Indies Free
8e<
/ Ads.
M. M. MILLER
<aw Horne Ave., P o rtlan d ,
h i t . Phone TA bor 4548.
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