WOOD «AWING
SANDY BLUFF
Quickly and efficiently done by ex
perts. All orders promptly attended
Ray Wilkenson visited his parents,
to regardless of else.
OEORGE SHAW Phone 229 Fairview Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wilkenson, Sunday.
Mrs. Clara W ilkenson was a P ort
land visitor Thursday.
Robert Gray will bring his wife and
young son home Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Hite, Mrs. Lucile
rid your system o f Catarrh or Deafness
Wilkenson and Mr. Splawn were
caused by Catarrh.
Sold by druggists for orgy 40 ygays
down home from Hood River over
F. J. CHENEY &. CO.. Toledo. Ohio the week-end.
The Willing W orkers w ill meet
Wednesday, October 15, a t the church.
Mrs. W atkins and Mrs. Chas. W ilken
son are to be hostesses of a silver tea.
A lbert Ault was home over Sunday
from Bull Run Lake. He reports
quite a bit of snow on the tra il com
ing out.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ault visited re
cently with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Carrell
of Powell valley. The C arrells will
soon be in their new hom e,after about
seven months camping out.
Myrtle Brook is at home for a short
stay. Mrs. Clifford Nash, remembered
as Jane Brook, also visited home folks
this last week.
Mrs. H. H. W atkins entertained her
sister. Miss Salena Haight of P o rt
land, and her mother Mrs. Simmons
of Cottrell on Sunday.
F ran k Blackburn of Camas, W ash
ington, visited Sunday w ith
his
nephew, Alonzo Radford and family.
POWELL VALLEY
FORTI ANI» SYMPHONY
ANNOUNCES CONCERTS
Mrs. Frank Gander of San Diego,
The management of the Portland
California, is announcing to her many
Powell Valley friends the birth of a Symphony orchestra and chorus, a n
son, David E arl, who arrived October nounces a brilliant series of concerts
9. Mrs. Gander will be remembered and artists for the coming season, un
M ISSES’ L NION SUITS, Dutch neck, short
der the baton of Carl Denton.
as Miss Mary Christensen.
sleeves,
ankle length, medium weight, cream wool tint
The first concert is scheduled to be
Mrs. Axel Johnson returned from
with
fibre
silk thread. Ages 2 to 14, any size
$1.50
Hood River Sunday where she has given on November 5th, with one of
been for the past three weeks packing the most beloved of pianists. Percy
Ro-Tex-Co. brand, heavy weight fleeced cotton,
apples. Her brother, A rthur Nystrom, Grainger, as the soloist. Everyone
high
or Dutch neck. A good cold weather union suit.
drove up for her. Miss Mildred John knows the charm of this young A us
Priced by sizes, 95c to $1.25
son has also returned from the same tralian pianist and composer, and his
place where she has been helping in delightful "Molly on the Shore,” and
"Country Gardens" own optimistic
the apple industry.
Amandus Simonson and son, Rinar, outlook and easy brilliance of style.
Sophie Braslau, contralto, created
and daughter, Miss Anna, arrived
Boys heavy gray fleeced cotton union
from Sweden recently and in go a furore when she sang here a few
suits, ages 4 to 14, $1.15 to $1.25
ing to Chinook, W ashington, to visit J seasons ago. She might be termed
brilliantly
dramatic,
but
she
can
sing
relatives, stopped off for a visit with
Mayo heavy fleeced cotton gray union
his niece, Mrs. F. Mattson and family. simple, heartfelt songs with touching
suits, each $1.75
Miss Mildred W illiams, a niece of Mrs. power. Her deep, rich voice is lovely.
Mattson, has returned to her home in Her concert with the Symphony o r
Chinook, after visiting with her aunt chestra, whose date has not yet been
M en’s wool-mixed union suits, the
announced, will be an event of wide
for the past six weeks.
P. Q. A brand, good weight, none better
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Johnson were reaching appeal.
at this price, each $2.65
Mlec^slaw Munz, pianist whose re
surprised on Sunday by about 30 rela
tives dropping in on them for the af citals were a distinct surprise to the
W right’s spring needle, extra heavy
ternoon. Refreshm ents were served. inner musical clrclws of New York
gray wool-mixed suits, each $3.50
Before leaving, the guests presented when he appeared there a couple of
the newly m arried couple with a hand seasons ago, is one of the new pianis-
$ 1 .5 0 to $ 8 .5 0
some electric percolator. The Rev. tic lights. He is said to be Intensely
Axel Green and wife were present a lover of tonal beauty, and the critics
from Portland. The pastor also tho have predicted for him a notable fu
father of Mrs. Johnson, S. M. Staffen- ture. This will be his first appear
son, made a few rem arks fitting the ance in the west.
FOR ONE W EEK ONLY
The Bank of Gresham pays 5 per occasion.
Georges Enesco, the young Polish
cent Interest on time deposits.—Adv
Mr. and Mrs. B ert Olsen. Mrs. violinist, has, In the estimation of the
Outlook w ant ads will bring buyer Olsen’s mother, Mrs. Emma Johnson, critics of the great music centers, won
and seller together cheaply and and B. W. Thoren and daughter, Miss his right to be one of the small group
quickly.
Ethel, drove to W arren, Oregon, Sun of “the world's best” violinist. His
day. Mrs. Johnson will remain for a tone Is said to be exquisitely lovely
and his playing full of the sort of a rt
few days visiting w ith old friends.
I t is expected th a t Congressman th a t is born with the player and that
Elton W atkins and Senator Milton A. cannot be taught. He too Is new to
Miller will be present at the Parent- the west, and his appearance with the
Teacher association on Friday eve orchestra Is being looked forw ard to
ning, October 17, at the schoolhouse, with the greatest Interest.
Phone 1411
Gresham
M. Alfred Cortot, the foremost ex
G et the prices, D rive th em , th en y o u ’ll buy
to speak In the Interests of their party.
ponent of the most brilliant genre of
a u sed car from us.
pianism th at the world has ever
ROCKWOOD
known, will be welcomed again in
His
scholarly playing
The Rockwood grange fair which Portland.
1 Overland 1923 touring license, good tires, runs good.
at this Bakery and at Stor s
was held at the grange hall here S a t founded upon phenomenal virtuosity
1 1924 Overland touring, looks good, license, lots of ex
urday was well attended and a suc is recognized as pre-eminent in the
Contains the Vitamines, mi'ed by
cess in every way. One hundred and musical performances of the century.
tras. A -l condition.
scientific prlncR les
forty dollars was cleared from the He is tpore than an individual pianist;
sale of dinner ar.d supper and the he represents a national technical
1 1920 Overland roadster, license and runs good.
It's Good and Good for You
auction which was held in the eve movement in music. He Is a stylist of
the
first
order.
1 Maxwell 1924 roadster, extras, license. A -l condition.
ning of vegetables, fruits, canned
Royal Dadmun, baritone, is one of
goods, cereals, rugs, fancy work and
1 1922 Overland coupe, license, looks and runs good.
other articles too numerous to men the most artistic singers of his time
THEO. VAN DOFINCK
Phone 1221
tion. Judge George Stapleton was the No one who has heard his electrifying
1 1923 Ford four-door sedan. Lots of extras and in good
Interpretation
of
Moussorgsky's
tre
auctioneer and the grange has ex
condition.
pressed its appreciation for his help mendous tragically satiric song, “The
in this capacity. The money which Flea,” will ever forget It, or him! The
1 Ford 1918 roadster.
was received is to be applied on the appearance of this a rtist as soloist
excavation of the basement of the hail. with the Portland Symphony orches
2 Ford 1918 tourings.
Fresh or Cured, Lard, Etc., prepared and sold under ab
While this hall is known as the grange tra, will be an absorbing musical
solutely sanitary conditions and at lowest
event.
hall, the management wishes to state
possible prices, you’ll go to
Nine concerts will be given this sea
th at it is open at all tim es to any
community or church affair, free of son by the Portland Symphony o r
rental.
In connection with the auc chestra under the conduct of Mr. Carl
R E L IA B IL IT Y
SERVICE
GEO. DIETL, Prop.
Phone 1711
Gresham
tion, it may be mentioned th at a can Denton. Six of these concerts will
Phone 1141
Gresham
ning machine was donated by Hen- feature the eminent artists mentioned
ninger & Ayes Mfg. Co., of Portland, above. Three of the concerts will
combine the Symphony orchestra with
FAIRVIEW
which brought >19.75 a t the sale.
Governor Pierce came out from the fine chorus formed last year, In
The pastor of the Methodist church,
the performance of the world's great
Portland at 2:30 and spoke, then went
the Rev. J. Stanford Moore, wishes to
choral-orchestral
works
and
with
so
back to the city, returning to Rock
call particular attention to the fact
From Healthy Cows
wood at 9 o'clock, where he addressed lolsts chosen from the ranks of the
th at the hour of the Sunday preach
chorus itself.
the grange for the second time. He
On “Hoodway Ranch,” 2}£ Miles East of Sandy, on
The nine concerts will be Included ing service has been changed from 11 G resham J e r se y D airy
spoke a t length on the bills of the In
Mt. Hood Loop Highway
In
a season ticket for the former price o'clock in the m orning to 7:30 in the
come tax, the oleom argarine and the
W. L. BALMER, Prop.
compensation act, explaining in de of the six usually given. The prices evening. The Rev. Clarence B. May,
Phon« 2&I
of Portland, will deliver the address
tail the advantages to be derived from for the whole series of nine concert,
next
Sunday
evening.
OUR MOTTO
these bills If passed. JefTerson Myers, will range from the incredible figure
The Ladles' Aid will meet at the
state treasu rer, spoke on how the of >2.50 to >12 for the best location in
(¿utility and CleunlincN«
Sale Rain or Shine, fom niences at 10 A. M. Free Lunch at Noon school funds had been m isappropriat the house. The extraordinarily small home of Mrs. J. W. Moller next F ri
raage of prices is notable achievement day afternoon to sew for the bazaar
ed in the past. Congressman Elton in itself. The increased space of the
hich will be held later in the fall for
18 Milch Cows, Jerseys and Jersey-Durhams, mostly W
atkins gave a summary of the Immi
in contrast with the lim it the benefit of the Aid. There will be a
fresh or due to freshen near date of sale. 10 Heifers. gration laws as applied to undesir auditorium,
seating space of the hall formerly reception and a pound social In honor
Purebred Jersey Bull. Work Team, A-No. 1, w ell match ables entering the United States. ed
F ifth and Hood Streets
used, makes the small prices possible, of the Rev. Mr. Moore and his family
Our work and price« will aurely pleane
ed, weight about 2800 pounds. Mare, 2 1-2 years old, W arden Smith of the state peniten and will bring the great symphonic at the church Friday evening.
you on all kinds of Laundry Work, call
tiary spoke In the place of Milton A. and choral music of the world’s m as
ur and get special price» on Hug and
weight about 1100. Registered O. I. C. Brood Sow.
Carpet Cleaning.
Miller, who was unable to reach here. ters, w ithin reach of every music
2 Wagons. Mower. Hay Rake. 3 Plows. 2 Cultivators.
VICTORY
addresses were interspersed with lover.
Just Phone 993
Harrow. Spraying Outfit. Corn Cutter. Cream Separator. The
musical
numbers.
Cooler and complete Dairy Outfit. Other small tools.
The Parent-T eacher association will
Money to loan on real estate. Farm
HOUSEHOLD HOOPS
present a program at the schoolhouse GRESHAM M A RINELLO
Piano Tuning.
loans a t 6 per cent. B. W. Thorne.
Heating Stove. Kitchen Range, Tables, Chairs, Rugs, Beds, Dressers,
Friday evening to which all are In
Plano tuning >3. Plano and organ
Peauty Shoppe
China Closet, Sewing Machine, Refrlgerntor, and other articles.
Make your telephone earn you more vited. C. M. Quicksall, principal of
repairing. Fred B. Jones. Phone o r
„ , -Over Flr8t sta t® Bank
ders to Outlook. 1661. or TAbor 8952. by connecting It with a w ant ad.
Hair Dyeing, Facial and Scientific
the Gresham grade school. Is expected
TERMS—>20 or under, Cash; over >20, bankable notes, with Interest at 8
Scalp T reatm ents a Specialty.
to
be
present
and
deliver
the
address
per cent per annum.
Water Waving and Marcelling.
of the evening. There will be musical
W . curry a line
Un. of
Martorilo To"
ollet Goods.
numbers and the evening's entertain
ment will conclude with the serving
“ Don't W alt Until Ton Are In A rtoal
of refreshm ents.
C. W. BIR TC H ET , A uctioneer, Mt. A ngel, Oregon
FALL UNDERWEAR
H a ll’s C a ta r r h
Medicine
~
WRIGLEY5
>AJUr every meal
MEN’S UNDERWEAR
SWEATERS FOR MEN
S P E C IA L
Men’s high-back overalls, made from med
ium weight white back denim, indigo dye,
well made, special a t ........................... $1.50
WOMEN’S BLOUSES
Tan or white. $2.25 value. Special at $1.95
Good Used Automobiles
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
OUR HEALTH BREAD
Gresham City Bakery
FOR THE BEST MEATS
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
THE SANITARY MARKET
PURE
AUCTION SALE
M IL K
Saturday, Oct. 18
GRESHAM NEW LAUNDRY
F. E. BURDICK, Owner
AUCTION SALE
F. L. l’ROCTOR, Clerk
On the Late W. Bottelson Place, on Powell
Valley Road, 2% Miles East of Gresham
COAL
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25
BRIQUETS
Sale Hain nr Shine
Commences at 10:30 A. M.
A TRUCK FOR EVERY KIND OF WORK
L ivestock
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
3 MILCH COWS, one fresh three months, one to
freshen about Dec. 6, one to freshen in spring. Also
YEARLING HEIFER. All Tuberculin Tested.
TEAM OF BAY MARES, well matched and
true workers, 10 and 11 years old, weight 2700.
Daily Trips to Portland
Gresham
Phone
ISSI
Powell
and
Maple
Free Lunch at Noon
Portland
217 Davis
Phone Bdwy. 2082
Farm Im p lem en ts
'.ni
H a v e Y our
Car Painted in Gresham
By R. W. Hamilton
Agent for J. \V. P., the original improved
RUBBER AUTO ENAM EL
About 8 ton« of Ilay, Set Double Work Harness, 2
Sets Single Harness, I Big-Inch Wagon, 1 3*4-inch
Wagon, 1 Light 1-horse W agon, Gravel Bed, Hay Hack,
Deering Hay Mower, Osborne Hay Bake, Manure
Spreader, John Deere Biding Plow, »»liver lO-l’low, 2
12-lneh Plow«, 1 .»<1-tooth Harrow 1 Cultivator, 1
2-shovel Plow, 1 Lister, Hay Fork, 50<>-lh. Fairbanks
Seales Ankerholth Cream Separator, 2 5-gal. Milk Cao«
and Bucket«, 600 Cedar Post«, Large Iron Kettle, 3
Tents 10-12 and a lot of other «mall tools.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Heating Stove, Dining Table, Couch, Dresser, Beds, Sewing
Machine, 9x12 Rug, Chairs, Rockers, F ru it Jars, 20-gal. Crock
and a lot of other household goods too numerous to mention.
Save from $15 to $25
TERMS OF SALE- >20.00 and under In Cash. All sums above >20.00
six months' time at 8 per cent Interest on approved security.
and get quick service and an attractive job
I
Paint Shop on Powell Street Opposite Jones Lumber Yard
II. C. BOTTELSON, Owner
A. MFYFP.S, Clerk
B
IL I. ANI)FBS(»N, Auctioneer
Need—(Irt a Jar Today
PLEASANT VALLEY
AMBER-O-LATUM
M
HI
The Ladles Aid society will meet at
CHEST OINTMENT
the home of Mrs. E. P. Evans on
Thursday afternoon, a t 2 o’clock, for For the quick relief of Chest Colds,
an afternoon tea. It is hoped as many Croup, Influenza, Pneumonia and
of the members will be present as Pleurisy Pains. P rice 50c.
possible.
For Sale by All Druggists
COTTRELL
A Hoot Gibson comedy, "Out of
Luck,” will be given at the Cottrell
schoolhouse on Friday evening, Octo.
her 7.
New Food Product.
Beef, conked with vegetables and
put up In cans ready to serve after
heating, Is a new food combination
being placed on the m arket by the
Rogue River Valley Canning company.
This company has an order from a
responsible firm with a branch in
Portland for all of the product they
car tarn out, a strong retail demand
already having been created. Mr.
Bullis, the manager, states shipments
of potatoes, onions and cabbages from
outside of Medford have been neces
sary to take care of their shipments.
From 140 to 160 people are employed.
The plant Is located a t Medford.
Transcontinental Freight Rates
Obtained.
Officials of the Portland Electric
Power company have announced th at
beginning with October 15 transcon
tinental freight rates will be In force
on all the company’s lines to and
from all points east of Idaho, Mon
tana, Utah and Arizona. This will be
a distinct advantage to m erchants and
farm ers on the power company's lines,
s rates will be the same as those to
ELECT CRUMPACKER, M. E.
and from Portland, there being no
Vote 111» X on ballot.
extra charge between Portland and
Republican for congress. He will
the stations on the lines. For ex get results for Oregon. Member ot
ample, the charges to and from Chi American Legion and co-author of
cago and Gresham will be the B»me Oregon Bonus Bill.
Crumpacker will win.
as those between Portland and Chi
—Adv. Congressional Ccm.
cago.
Cream Prices.
Users of the W ant Ad. Column are
The Sandy Creamery is paying 41
urged to pay cash with order and cents a t the cream ery and 39 cents on
avoid sending bills for sm all am ounts the route for butterfat.—Adv.
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