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Newspaper Page Text(¡RESHAM OUTLOOK M u iiu v * w a n t a u s 1 bring buyer 1K U U W A L E and seller to g eth er cheaply and Published every T uesday and F riday At th e T ro u td ale com m unity ch u rch quickly. at G resham , Oregon, by th e Outlook P ubllshiug Co., H. L. 8L Clair, next Sunday evening a t 7:30 th e p as E ditor and M anager. tor, th e Rev. E. R. D. H olleusted, will ANNOUNCEM ENT One year. 11.50, six m onth«, 85c, th ree give an In terp reta tio n of C ardinal m onth« tria l sub«criptlon. 50c. LIVESTOCK HAT C om bination ra te « w ith all th e P o rt- N ew m an’s fam ous hymn, ‘ Lead, K ind lan d Dallies. f h y s ic ia n s Change of Ownership h a y - new. sw eet, nicely cured. Just baled ly L ig h t." S unday school will m eet at out of mow in b arn . W ill sell one bale HORSES A D V B R T ISIN O o r a n y a m o u n t you w ant. B uy from 10 o’clock. All a re invited to th ese L. D. L arso n w ishes to announce P h o n e : Office 1251 Rat«« reaso n ab le O ur re p re ornative p ro d u cer a n d sa v e w holesale a n d re ta il GRAY M AKE for aale, reaso n ab le or services. will call. th a t she has tak en over th e grocery profit. F a rm n e a r L in n em an n Junction. tra d e for cow. W t. about 1250. J. In q u ire S m ith grocery. A rth u r H einey, G rim m . 1*4 m ile n o rth B ase L ine road H. H. HUGHES, M. D. sto re and stock, fo rm erly ow ned by E n tered a« « e co n d -c la « m a tte r M arch p h o n e G r e s h a m 9). a n d *4 mile eawt of Uu< kley. S. 1Ü11, a t th e Postoffice a t Qre«ham . FAIRVIEW J. W. M erica, a t th e in te rsectio n o f I MPI.OVMFNT Oregon, u n d e r th e Act of M arch I, 187». H o u rs : 10-12 A. M. 2-4 a n d 7-8 P . M. CATTLE the Section L ine and B ark er roads, G IR L W A N T S 11.< »1 s i ; \ \ < »1 : k by d a y o r “L iving a New L ife” w ill be th e h our ; can help w ith s e w in g ; good ref- Offir«— W ith ro w B slld ln g F O R SAIaE— R endered D urham bull and and w ill ap p re cia te th e p atro n ag e them e of th e serm on of th e Rev. E. •' • Hh&m, p h o n e 1 WOMEN'S BEN EFIT LODGE 2 good tow s. F. Speybrock. O. W. T a rr H. D. H ollensted next Sunday m o rn of th e public. F a rm . Section L ine road, e a s t of G r a h G R E SH A M, - OREGON W ORK W A N T E D by four o r five J a p a n HOLDS ANNEAL ELECTION’ ing at 11 o'clock at Sm ith Memorial am . P hone 504. tf ese in p o tato d igging o r b e rry pruning. U. H a sc g aw a. so u th M ain stre e t, G resh- P re sb y teria n church. T he Sunday I LAIfSO.N GROCERY PIG S am , phone 3x. An in te restin g m eeting of Clover school will m eet prom ptly a t 10. Office 22.1 R esidence 225J Circle, Neighbors of W oodcraft, w as MISCELLANEOUS PO LA N D C H IN A PIG S fo r «ale. Also GEO. INGLIS, M. D. held at the home of Mrs. N ellie Metz sow. Joe R ybnlck, Box 224. R. 2. G resh A P PL E S , C ID E R a n d G R A P E JU IC E , am A i k ,.-.- n o n i O rie n t G r a n g e fiali. ger on la st T uesday afternoon, when fur sale. N. H. C hase, n e a r H o g an Sta- Physician and Surgeon tlon, G resham , R. 1. th e annual election of officers took F O R SA LE —Six-W eeks-old pigs. E. T. Special A tten tio n to E y e D iseases a r d Sell, phone 1036. place. V isiting m em bers p rese n t w ere F ittin g o f G lasses R U D D GAS W A T E R H E A T E R fo r sale Mrs. Callie Sim pson of Spokane Clr in good condition. Mrs. II. T im m erm an, qresham * °’, r F lr , t 8, a , e B a OREGON nk POULTRY G resham 181. ,f G cle, who has recently moved t( R E SH A M ,_____________ R H O D E ISL A N D IiE I) P C I.L E T S for ORGAN FO R ~ S a 17 e 7 I ’lione G resham G resham and is living in Mrs. S. J sale. E a rly hatch. M. S. Owens, South 48x5,__________ P hone 167x1 C arlson's house on Hood aveuue, Mrs R o b e rts avenue, G resham . - \ B A R -O LD C H O IC E R O S E S fo r sale? O. Adams, G olda Adams, Mrs. W. L All colors, 25c each. S hrubs, 25c a n d Emily F. Bolcom, M. D. M iller, Mrs. George Boyies and Mrs W A N T E D —100 W hite le g h o rn or B a rred “P. P eren n ials $1 a dozen a n d up. Rock pullets. C all G resham 137x. H y b rid D elphinum s, 15c eac h Iris Rose H ubler. T he hostess served de Physician and Surgeon all colors 15c. M am m oth R h u b a rb licious refreshm ents. T he follow ing L IV E H E N S W A N TED . W elling Res- roots, la for $1. G rapes, gooseberries tor ta u r a n t. G resham , phone 1218. tf officers w ere elected: a n d c u rra n ts , fru it tre e s cheap. S uhr Women and Children P ast G. N., Mrs. E lla H o rn isb : G. F low er F a rm . R ase L ine road. 1 m ile e a s t o f 12-Mlie c o rn er Grcsham‘ - Oregon POULTRY W ANTED N„ Elizabeth Ja c k ; advisor, Nellie PERCY R. A L L K IN D S, ANY T IM E ll l l l f l i C H IC K E N M etzger; m agician. Josie B liss; clerk, W E PA Y CASH f o r y o u r convenience a t A. W. M eizger E rd ln e B eadle; banker, Em m a Mc 4k Co. o r at Nicki rsu n ’s fa rm .—Adv.___ GRESHAM PRODUCE CO. A. W. BOTKIN, M. D. B ain; atten d a n t, A lta T ru itt; ca p P h o n e 1103 G resham , Oregon " C O R D G O O D so u n d fir a n d m a p le wood, also som e dead wood, a ll well tain of the gu ard s, Em m a M anning; R ep u b lican C a n d id a te Physician and Surgeon seasoned. D elivered o r in woods. C. E Real Estate, Rentals, Loans in n e r sentinel, Amelid D uncan; outer 1 -b.-i-n. p h o n e 2381. R oom s 15 a n d 16, C ongdon Bldg. sentinel, E lva Jo h n so n ; m usician and FOR T H R E E ROOMS FO R R E N T . In q u ire of O LD G R O W T H D R Y W OOD fo r “sale H o u rs 2 to 5 P. M. correspondent, Minnie C lan ah an ; Jo h n Brown, phone 251)1 $,.c0 a cord, delivered in G resham Phones R esidence 127x b re d J. A nicker. L eave o rd e rs a t Out Office 1271 m anagers, J. H. M etzger, J. E. Metz FO R R E N T —-Nice a p a rtm e n t, w ater, light look.______ Gresham, Oregon and heat. F u rn ish e d $20. H. J. B uzick ger and H arry T ru itt. T he cap tain of _Ask a t R a k er & Son.____________ WOOD, WOOD! the guard s chose for her Hag b earers I t you h av en ’t y o u r wood see Cecil W A N T E D —To h e a r from ow ner of good E lnora H ensley, Genevieve M anary H. V. ADIX, M. D. R anch for sale. S ta te cash price, full M etzger, G resham , phone 1151. tf and Alice Jack. p articu lar« . D. F . Bush, M inneapolis, CLASSIFIED, BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL ADS. JUDGE Kelly SUPREME COURT A. « . 1(1 S ill,|(iH T IN PLACE OF HINDMAN, DECEASED. q.inr‘!lm gei ' Per.Cy. R' K elly ’ R epublican can d id ate for J u stic e of th e S uprem e C ourt, is one of th e ab lest ju r is ts of th e state. Among the 13 republican nam es on the ballot in th is county for th e sta te legislatu re is the nam e of Chas. C. Hindm an. Since the ballots w ere printed Mr. H indm an has died. The county ce n tral com m ittee, a t a m eeting W ednesday night, voted to put in the deceased’s place on th e ballot the nam e of A llen G. R ush- light. T his m orning's O regonian says of th is action : ’’The nom ination of A llen G. Rush- light as republican candidate for the le g islatu re to fill th e tic k et vacancy caused by th e death of C h arles C. H indm an was the best possible choice th e county c e n tra l com m ittee could have made. In the iirst place, Mr. R ushlight lacked only six votes of se curing a nom ination a t th e p rim aries, and was thus the logical appointee. In the second place—and th is rea lly is th e m ost im p o rtan t—he is a m an of splendid c h a ra c te r and ability, th o r oughly con v ersan t w ith Oregon p ro b lem s and affairs.” He is now com pleting his fo u rteen th y ear on the circ u it co u rt bench of th e th ird ju d icial d istric t and before he w as elected to the bench he p racticed law for 18 years. Io w a’ J u ly 13> 187°- a,1(1 cam e to Oregon <AfA*r g ra d u a tin B from A lbany College, a P re sb y teria n edu- catio n al in stitu tio n , he read law w ith F ed eral Ju d g e C harles W olver- a ^ A fb an y ™ 8 a<,m‘tte<1 th e baF *“ 1892’ He 19 ” a " ^ -»nJ r e iid e , in l«77d g e A « t 1rly b ?.r n „ I Alth,°“ Kh Ju d g e K elly h as been a life long R epublican and is endorsed In th e p rese n t cam paign by th e R epublican S tate C entral c a n X : e’ ThH , " aT W? I1„ a ' )^ a r *>» b allo t as an independent t<‘. s icceed n h f dt ..,O U,le ta ct th a t he w as nom inated by petition to succeed th e late Ju stic e Jo h n M cCourt w hose d eath o ccu rred ifter th e tim e allow ed by law for political p a rtie s to n o m inate had expired 1 here a re tw o p ositions to be tilled on th e su p rem e co u rt and the electo rs should vote for two of th e th re e can d id ates ap p e arin g on th e — Paid Adv. Community Church, Bible Standard. T he usual services will be held next Sunday m orning and in the evening i th e discussion of im portant questions will be given by tile Rev. G. H. Beazan, who will take up, first, Is th e baptism of th e Holy G host for believers today? How is it secured? How may you know you have received it? W hat is God's evidence of the sam e? second, Is sanctification th e baptism of the Holy G host? How does Acts 2:4 apply to believers today? The Rev. Mr. Beazan invites m inisters and all be-I lievers to atten d and to briug Bibles ] ami note books, when these questions will be answ ered. Any o th e r q u e s tions presented In w riting will be | answ ered on th e follow ing Sunday evening. D istrict Sunday School C ontention Mill Itc Held. T he district Sunday school conven tion. com prising C ottrell. B oring, H a ley and the two P leasan t H ome S u n day schools, will bo held a t th e Haley ch u rch on Sunday, November 9. Judge Kunzler of Hie co u rt of domes- i tic relutlons of M ultnom ah county has | been secured to speak at th e m orning session at 11:15. A. F. B ittner. In sti tutional director of W estm inster P re s byterian church in P ortlan d will In th e speaker a t tho afternoon session. D. Lewis for State Itepresentiithe, D. C. Lewis is a candidate for re- election to tlie office of s ta te re p re sentative. He has alw ays giveu th e people a squnro deal. It has often been rem arked of him : "H e Is the only rep rese n tativ e th a t p a rt of the county outside th e city lias. He Is la ir and Just,—Adv. ' I I I III It t \ s . Vote 36 \ on ballet. A republican d istric t should be re p resented by a republican c o n g re ss m an. Don’t forget C rum packer, M. E„ republican for congress. C rum packer will win,—Adv. by C ongressional Com m ittee. Lest we forget, election day Is No vem ber 4. Vote as you please but VOTE. ltlds Wanted for Transportation of Students In Union High School District No, 2. Sealed bids will be received by the Board of D irectors of Union High School D istrict No. 2. G resham . M ult nom ah county. Oregon, for th e tu rn Ishlng of suitable m otor vehicles for th e tra n sp o rta tio n of stud en ts to from th e following d istric ts to tlif high school buildini R at G resham : L ynch, T erry, Victor) Powell Valley. O rient and Hillsview C o n tra cts will h>i tin J a n u a ry 2d and end Decem ber 31 st, 1925. F or fu rth e r partleul lars consult your local directo r or th lerk of thv board. Bids m ust he In by No 1924, and will be opened at m eeting of the board at 7:3 th e high school building W C. LAWRENCE, (•>'■■'- man. K. A. MILLER. Clerk Dr. Mary F. Becker Chiropractor Mrs. Harriett Timmerman DR. W. J. OTT Dentist Gresham Free Methodist Church Services. Next Sunday. November 2, will be observed as revival day In th e Sunday school of the F ree M ethodist church. All a re looking forw ard to th e o cca sion w ith m uch in terest. Iu th e ab sence of the p astor, the Rev. E. N. Long, Mrs. Long will speak a t the m orning service. T he young people’s m eeting a t 6:30 w ill be led by H ow ard H opper. P reaching service will be at 7:30 and prayer m eeting oil T h ursday | evening at 7:30. Physician and Surgeon Ij y.O N E 48x G R E SH A M for b est wood, u ta n a n d W yom ing coals. Lee E v a n s ItE N T —F ive m odern furnished o v e r B a n k o f G resh am T ro u td a le, O regon tf Office P hone 1431 or 17» ileg housekeeping room s, w ith e lectricity Bull Run w ater, g a s and fu rn ace heat FO R S A L E —D ry No. 1 a n d No' 2 fir W ith D r. W . J. O tt W a la ° <ood m aple wood, delivered. a n d all conveniences. Mrs. F re d Shel- L. E. O a s s w e ll, phone 363. tf B est phone for a p p o in tm en t ley, p h one 1313. R W O O D SA W IN G phone S teve M a rs H O U SE F O R R E N T . M odern conven F O ton, G resham 385.____________ tf iences, close in. In q u ire a t postofflee. F SAl w t M « K AN D E F F IC IE N T WOOD FO R S A L E AT A S A C R IF IC E , 7U acre s Ca A‘ Cox> Gresham 7-room house, b arn , chicken house and ____ tf o th e r o u th o u s e s ; larg e o rc h ard , h a lf , f 6 r W oo dsaw ing c il l j . H o ssn e r _ E L E C T R IC T H H R A P V a c re berries. L ocated 2tfc m iles e a s t of phone G resh am 15xL tf E L E C T R IC SW E A T , M IN E R A L B A T H S G resham on Pow ell V alley road. M ust A N D G R A V E L, 50 c a y a rd , a t pit, H o u rs : 10 A M. to 6 lie sold a t once, give me an offer. K arl h a lf m ile south o f T ro u td a le, o r w ill de L ib ra ry B lock, G re sh a m ' *a Kberg, R e alto r. P hone G resham liver. P hone G resh am 78x2. O A ft 7 6. P h o n e 122x B ry an . EOR R E N T T he A nnie E. H ale place n e a r P e a s a n t H om e on the Bull R un N O TIC E TO C R E D IT O R S. road, 51 acres, a b o u t 30 a c re s in c u lti In th e C ircu it C o u rt o f th e S ta te of Ore vation. P hone 46x1. __________ b a ”e D e p t6 C ounty of M ultnom ah. Pro- A home where the sick are nursed, M o PEKX 6 - R o o m H O U SE fo r sale. Ce- m en t basem ent plenty of fru it. P ro p In th e M a tte r of th e E s ta te o f Irv in g not the sickness Dodge, D eceased. e rty of the J. H. Cone e s ta te on F ir s t stre e t, 2 blocks w est of B an k of G re sh stJ^2aiCMis heTre b y Siven th a t th e under- AH cases, but contagious diseases am . R easonable te rm s c an be had. nmUTea M ary Do.ulse .Dodge, h a s been a p A p p l y tu s . s, T hom pson, phone 1947. P H O N E G R E SH A M 1861 pointed e x ec u trix of th e la s t will and Irv in g D odge deceased, by II AJ F -A C E E T l h V T for sale on V. a l l b e 'JrouK C ourt of th e S ta te of Oregon ula H eights, G resham . F in e c o rn er ,the. G ounty M ultnom ah, D e p a rt D E N T IS T 8 location. C. M. Z im m erm an. 50th and m ent o t P ro b a te, of a a s qualified. H a w th o rn e, phone T ab o r 3392. t f l e A . Persons h a v in n g d c h laim s a g a in s t said P h o n e .: o m ee 2184, Ite .ld e a c e 2185 e s ta te a re hereby notified to p re sen t the F A R M E U 8 A T T E N T IO N ! d u ,y . Verlfled a s by law req u ired , to R educed r a te s on fa rm in su ran ce In larg e sto, k com panies. See Jo h n B row n. the u ndersigned a t 501 C o rb e tt B uilding I owell stre e t, G resham , phone 2501. tf U iT ^ Y te ’ herT f.*' W' t h ‘n S' X m ° nthS from I FA RM S FO R SA1.E. larg e o r sm all. In D ate of first p ublication, Oct. 3, 1924 S’, ................... i” ™ a Rr ? uJ!u . ra 2 _ « " T . c V V , i I a W n I I . ' J K \ d a r l l l J - H a ç - D a te of la s t publication. Oct. 31 i« 2 ’- berg. It, 2. G re sh a m , phone 576. MARY L O U IS E DO DGE, N erve B locking D ental y n , » e e u trix of th e L a s t W ill a n d T e s ta Office over B an k o f G r e s h t m * R 7 Ali’TOMOBILKS- m ent of Irv in g Dodge, deceased B. A. G R E E N , A ttorney, tiiiixl I .ed ( n r . uml T ractor«. ■>ol C o rb ett Bldg., P o rtla n d . Oregon. Fordaon ti'ketora w ith governor pulley » ' Cl. < Men Uon ru n s w ith No. 7 O liver L et m e help you solve your p a in t Ha, to r plows. 6 foot, lx-lnch tr a c to r ing problem s. Todd, T he P a in t Man I. ' 1 “ h a rro w s , a ll in a -1 condition, $359 G resh am, phone 1971.—Adv O n e u se d < h ag saw . $(15. Office in B a n k of G resham B u ild in g I I s o ,| I ,,.,I g r i n , l e e s , e n s i l a g e c u t t e r s , po- In S an d y W ed n esd ay s a n d T h u rsd a y s ta to d ig g er.’, g a s engines, plows. PH O N ES I , M E S S E D I M P L E M E N T C<) G resham 1231 SltndT „„ nnd | L clialnliH i -I.,,,,, | i | | Service G reaham Minn. DR. JULIUS G. STURE Dentist F IS K C H E V R O L E T T O U R IN G for sale. $125 ■ In good ru n n in g o rder. P hone D am an- CU8 4 X l. TIRES | f and 1921 t Grant Never Said Much, But He Stuck to His Job. —So Does Coolidge O ur co u n try is In safe hands today— why ch an g e? Conditions are sound and w ages higher th an they have ever been.* Why not let well enough alone? N uisance tax es w ere rem oved. T h ere Is no longer a tax on autom obiles co stin g less th a n »1000, nor on th e a te r tic k ets costing less th a n 50 cents. MACHINERY O U A R A N T E E I) 11^4. h. p. F a ir b a n k s M orse g asoline e n gine a n d ja c k for sale. J u s t like new P. H. H oork, Q re sham . phone 335. I M a rh ln rry . 16-ln. h a y c hopper a n d c u tte r, fine c o n d ition R eaver d ra g saw . g u a ran tee d . P ric ed rig h t. T erm s. R a k er & Son, G resh am . Oregon. ______________ W A N T E D —S econd-hand c ream se p a ra - l ? r ' ,;s"Vl11 «,a te m ake. N e ar 1 owell \ alley store. A d d ress Jo n a s N elson. R. 2. G resham . SEPTIC TANKS FRANK C. JONES Carpenter and Contractor Air Tight Buiidingn Moved W. S. WOOD Auctioneer (P a id Adv.) Accredited Teacher of Plano Pupil Of L ouis V ic to r S a a r S cale B u ild in g a n d E le m e n ta ry H a rm o n y ^£udio—G resh am . P h o n e 791 TOM G. TAYLOR PIANO Accredited Teacher VOICE W ednesdays a t M r* A. M. W ilkinsons G resham , P h o n e 1051 VA N CO U V ER, W A SH IN G T O N F a rm a n d Stock S a le , a S pecialty P hone V unconver 614. or G resham O utlook 1561 DOROTHY WALTON T ea ch e r o f P la n o EDELLA TOWLE M ILLER T hree T ru ck s Daily 65 V4 N. Second S tre e t In su re d C a rrie rs C rushed R ock CONCRETE BRICK Quick Service. Lowest Prices Best Concrete Material to be had. KNARR PHONB GRESHAM 489 & SO N TROUTDALE. OREGON Teacher of Dunning System for B eg in n ers Phon.UI|i2 . r ir’t Sla,e Bank i Phone 1881 Res. Phone IX in s u r a n c e $ I? _ JOHN BR0V P io n eer R eal E s ta te a n d I. I.lfe — F lre — A ntnm ohlle — P ía te Gla»a SA T IS FA C T IO N G U A R A N Office 2601 Phones Pow ell S tre et JAMES ELKINGTON IN S U R A N C E Accident Automobile Surety Ronds Fire Life Health Plate Glass Office ♦341°"'''* S tre e t ■ " ,JI________ 1 1 »"• ■* Res. 1958 Insurance - ReaI 1 A erM eat. H e alth . A atnm ob O re jó n “ionr *,'re U ellef Assn. Oregon Life In su ra n c e Com pa B. W. THORNE. Ae Office , n , G m % COAL U RE<W » briquets A TRUCK FOR EVERY KIND OF WORK EKSTR0M TRUCK SERVICE Daily Trips io Portland R epublican S tate C en tral C om m ittee: I. L. P a tte rso n . C hairm an Jo h n w C ochran. S ecret*. FRIEDA E. BRATZEL ORGAN G ravel i M U SICIA N S Water Proof Local and Long Distance Moving iM,d Coal Briquets Delivered Any Place. Office over Bank of Gresham Office 1131 Phone, Bpg Offire E lectric Dldg. P o rtla n d — W a y P o in ts — G resham Sand w . J. COOPER Attorney at Law P h o n e 147J MORGAN BROS. TRUCK LINE PROSPERITY IS SWEEPING OVER THF COUNTRY WITH A RISING TIDE G re sh a m 1 r,o ^ 4 ? re sh am Offlce W ith ro w Bldg. F R O B A T E AN D C O R P O R A T IO N w m P o rtla n d Office, 721 CorbVt? Bldg01 G resh am T ire S hop GEO. A. BBANDT, I ’lmn.- G r e s h a m 1 ' - Phones Bdwy. 8576 G resham 1201 and 355 hT b a ,‘,'e<’^ e a re beln* ,,aved »«.000.W0 dally In tax es as com pared w ith 1821. Ih e cost of governm ent lias been cut th a t much. The n ational debt lias been reduced $2,750,000.000 in th re e years. W aste of publie money has been stopped and billions saved to th e people There is a tre a su ry su rp lu s th a t w ill Justify an o th er cut in Income taxes. Don’t be m isled by wild prom isee or w ilder ch arg es by th e outs Vote November 4 for th e co n stitu tio n and your own best in te rests Vote for a g o v ern m en t of com mon sense. 601 — Office P h o n e ------- 601 All Work Guaranteed W an t ana. ad d to y o u r profit. The ad m in istra tio n passed th re e rev en u e a c ts slash in g taxes, lie la test one alone saved th e people m ore th a n $400,000,000 a y ear or alm ost $ t for every man, w om an and child in Am erica. THESE ARE HONEST, SOUND, SENSIBLE CONSTRUI PIVE ACCOMPLISHMENTS TUBES V ulcanizing and K etreading P A IN T A N D W A L L P A P E R a re nT d^ide lines w ith Todd, the P a in t M an He will tell you how. P h o n e 1971. tf I WANT THE PEOPLE TO WORK LESS FOR THE GOVERNMENT AND MORE FOR THEMSELVES’-COOLIDGE Phones McGuirk & Schneider Attorneys at Law 1 »ed kord«. F ords, F o rd s , 1914 to m il. - good used coupes, 4 good used road- S ? J a’c 6 l'e ry m uring. R a k e r & Son, G re sh a m . P hone 1301. l o n e 20 Chev good condition. 1 O verland- 1 p “ Il good tires, looks fine a n d ru n s fin. \ ,-ry reasonable. R a k er A Son. 2 F O R D D E L IV E R Y CA R S for sale. In- U‘'°H i',a 8 e ‘ 12 ^lilB «tore. G resh- • ini. phone 1121. ■ T R U C K M E N A T T E N T IO N ! S ta te p erm its, lia b ilitie s a n d p ro p e rty d a m a g e can be h a d a t g re a tly reduced r a te s of Jo h n B row n. Pow ell stre e t G resh am phone 2501. ... . Ittnithm E xpert. . I-.* will be given to him who proves th a t I c a n n o t find th e deficiency o f h is m a- Ml.d„e s i nJ f 1cr tin g ’ lig h tin g a n d ignition. I it UH S tre e t G a r a g e E xcessive tax b u rd en s have been lifted by Coolidge and 6is p arty More th an 4,000,000 beads of fam ilies w ere helped I,y th e 25 per cent cut In incom e taxes. W hen th is ad m in istra tio n took office, th e re w ere bread lines un em ploym ent and g en eral d istress. All th is has been changed ’ Un em ploym ent has been wiped o ut and p ro sp erity resto red . Liberty bonds, th a t sold then aro u n d S6, a re w orth m ore th an p a r today J u s t as th e Dawes budget fixed a policy of ,io,nestle economy th e Dawes plan gave th e w orld new hope. G erm an finances and cre d it a re resto red . She Is ag ain buying A m erican w heat and the price has tu rn ed sh a rp ly upw ard. T he D aw es plan is a stro k e of genius. It is th e great« pene- m easu re since th e arm istice. It opens th e way to th e resto ratio n E urope and re sto re s g rea t m a rk e ts for A m erican goods and farm products. It a s su re s th e U nited S tate s of paym ent of w ar debts owed by foreign nations. C H E V R O L E T C O U P E d e m o n s tra - Oil, new sem i-balloon tires. B argain 1918 F o rd to u rin g , good ru n n in g ord er 1 ' i e8‘ P i'- F o rd bug. good run- m ug o rd er, $65. J. L. Cook, T ro u td ale, phone G resham 48x5. Performances Are Better Than Promises— Don t I rade Realities for Uncertainty ATTORNEYS MAin 1249 tîrc«ham Phone 15 s i Powell and Maple Portland ¿47 Havi» Phone ltdwy. AU,? n Ti?p*. B ecovered a n d R epaired. AH -< * S. E. PALMQUIST al to top shop M ala HL G resham PhoBe tO N T R A ( TIN (i AND BUILDING AU Work guaranteed first-class IV. K. HAMILTON G resh am . O regon