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G resham O utlook
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
GRESHAM BERRIES
LIKED BY NEW
YORK JAM MAKERS
EXTRA!
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
TUESDAY, N
NOVEMBER II, l»2l
Your Baby Can Be Wonder Baby Too, If—
é'I.ÔO P e r Y ear
ARMISTICE DAY IS
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OBSERVED BY SCHOOL
LOCAL EXHIBITORS
AWARDED PRIZES
AT STOCK SHOW
T he m eaning of A rm istice Day was
I given em phasis a t th e g rad e school
FAIRVIEW KILLED
Monday aftern o o n by ap p ro p ria te ex- I
ercises Including the sin g in g of i
J o h n T o w n sen d , w ell know n
[A m erica and th e n atio n al anthem , sa
The excellent quality of G resham c itiz e n of F a irv ie w , w as killed
lute to th e flag, th e rec itatio n by the
b erries and th e ir fitness for the m ak ­ 'h i s m o rn in g ab o u t 9 o ’clock on
I school of the A m erican’s creed ami
th
e
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a
n
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b
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lev
ard
w
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ile
on
ing of Jam and p reserves is told in a
Local men shaped in th e aw a rd s of
I sh o rt ad d resses by P rin cip al Quick
le tte r to th e m em bers of th e B erry h is w ay to P o rtla n d w ith h is
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th e Pacific In tern atio n al livestock ex-
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and
H.
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la
ir.
T h e a c cid e n t
G row ers association by D. E. Towle, d e liv e ry tru c k .
T he reaso n s for observing A rm istice I P° 8‘tlon to “ «’o n sld erab le extent, A. C.
m anager. Mr. Tow le also gives some h a p p e n e d n e a r th e T e g e rt place
Day
w ere explained. The unbound-
,
_
weU know n h o rsem an c a r­
seasonal sug gestions on p la n tin g and tw o m iles w est of F a irv ie w . It
ed joy of th e people w hen, on No-1
° tt honors in P erch ero n s, S hires,
is
re
p
o
rte
d
h
e
w
as
ru
n
in
to
by
c u ltu ra l m ethods. H is le tte r is as
vem ber 11, 1918, th e new s first cam e ” ®lglan8 and J a c ks. J- L. Bowman,
a sta g e .
follow s:
of th e cessation of h o stilities and the , ° *8 th e p r°P rie tor of the H alycon
“On October 31st th e w rite r had the
sen tim en t of g ra titu d e and d esire for , * * * f“ rm 1,1 Pow el* V all»y
p le asu re of visiting w ith Mr. Geo. GRESHAM THEATER TO
p erm an en t peace th a t should c h a ra c t- ,
f° r h,# CatU*’ “ 8eco» d a n *1
SHOW COVERED WAGON
A ndrew s, p resid e n t of th e N ational
erize th e yearly observance of th e end ,
, " tbp bul1 class and tw o Places
Ja m M akers of B rooklyn, New York,
of th e W orld W ar w ere im pressively
** ° f th ® C0W8’
“T he Covered W agon," one of the
who, tog eth er w ith Mr. B. R. Jacobs, best know n an d b est loved film p ro ­
K. H annem an of C orbett. Oregon,
p resen ted to th e pupils. A ttention
b usiness m anager of th e sam e associa­ ductions of A m erica, w ill be show n at
was directed to th e significance of the ca rrie d off the lucky n um ber of 13
tion, is m aking a to u r of th e nation, th e local th e a te r on Friday, S atu rd ay
v ario u s holidays w hich we as a peo­ prizes in th e Je rse y class, d istrib u ted
ca llin g on the jam and p rese rv e m a k ­
ple observe and th e ap p ro p ria te m an- as follow s: 2d and 7th in the bull
and S unday n ights, Ndvember 14, 15
ers in th e in te re sts of th e association. and 16. This g re a t A m erican epic pic­
n er of observing them . T he p upils ' Cl*88’ 91h 1,1 8e«lor bull. 4th and 5th
Mr. A ndrew s is a m em ber of th e firm
voted th a t C hristm as w as the first and I 1,1 thp cow cla98- 6»b «nd 10th in sen-
tu re w as show n in P o rtlan d for sev­
of H um bert & A ndrew s of Brooklyn,
best, T hanksgiving w as next an d In d e­ ior heifer, 3d In produce of cow, 5th
e ra l w eeks d u rin g la st sum m er and
N. Y„ to whom we have sold 1015 b a r­
In e x h ib ito rs’ herd. 4th ln young herd.
pendence cam e th ird .
th e sum m er before and m any local
• h . ’i i p h X ' , S % e " , S ' . \ ‘d 0S irn 1 yCs° S i , '>n' kKy '
re ls of C uthbert, logans and s tra w b e r­
A rm istice Day, it w as suggested, 2d in cow having official record b e­
people have tak en both o p p o rtu n ities
by different sp ectato rs in 1 r e c e n t L t P k<? e 8 c h n a m p w h t ' n »-"ked
ries in the seasons of 1922 and 1924,
should be observed w ith g ra titu d e for gun at live y ears or over, 3d in class
to see it. T he p rivilege of seeing it in
n in e-ten th s of allI A m erican h « h t . e x t®n s\v® te s t’ E d»catora say
so he is fam iliar w ith the qu ality of
the victory of dem ocracy over a u to c­ of cow having record u n d er five y ears
would s ta rt education as soon ^ s
1 ° the 8an,p if »’others
the hom e th e a te r will be w elcom ed by
our b erries and he v o lu n tarily stated
P hoto is of Jly ra lin e and her m other.
8 ^>eirln t0 sbow in te rest.
racy, w ith devout reverence for th e and th e 8th p lace in th e get of sire
a larg e n um ber of people. J. c. All-
th a t our quality w as the b est he had
m illions who gave th e ir lives in th e class.
m on, p ro p rie to r of th e G resham th e a ­
used in 20 years. H e sta te d fu rth e r
.
cau
se of freedom an d h u m an ity and
E. L. Pow ers, Sandy. Oregon, won
th a t the e a ste rn and so u th e rn ra s p ­ te r, tried for m onths lo secu re th e I LEGION TO HA VF
LOCAL
PEOPLE
ENJOY
w ith p a tr,o t,c devotion and loyalty to 1st and 4th p la c e s, w ith his ju n io r
p
ic
tu
re
and
is
happy
to
be
ab
le
to
of7
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BASKET
BALL
TEAM
b erry would not com pare w ith the fer it to th e public.
heifer calf, 9th place In th e ju n io r
SYMPHONY CONCERT ,he ,,romo,lon of w orld peace.
n o rth w est p roducts and th a t h is com ­
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N ea r>y 350 p upils, from th e little y earlin g heifer. 5th in th e sen io r bull
It seem s alm o st superfluous to tell
A tten tio n fans! N ext on th e pro-
pany would use no oth er ra sp b e rrie s
m usic , | to ts. b eg inners, n um bering ab o u t 50 calf class and 8th In th e produce of
m ericans an y th in g fu rth e r ab o u t T he I g ram con>es b ask et ball. W ith th e lovers P” _ °r
, j ,S° ° f G resham
fo r th e ir high g ra d e Jams and p re ­ A
Covered W agon, w hich is th e best cIose of th e football season in sigl.t ) Jhe season of th e P
co n cert
Up ,to th e Sbl"» did class of eighth cow.
serves. He also said he w as well know as well as th e best m otion pic- b ask et b al> P layers are g ettin g out o n h e d r a o n w a
Svm '’hony R a d e r s , accom panied by th e teachers.
In th e H olstein division L uscher
pleased w ith th e stra w b e rrie s, in clu d ­ V>re ever m ade.
th e ir tru n k s and jersey s p re p a ra to r’
edne8day eVP,,1,lg a t | ? ,®d ln t° tb ® au d ito riu m at 1 o’clock
B ro th ers of F airview exhibited but
ing the E tte rb e rg No. 80, as w ell as
a n ". Were mOSt e n th u - f° r th e exercl8ea- T he p articip a tio n
A lthough The Covered W agon un- to s e ttin g into trim for th e opening
four cu ttle and won two prizes out of
M arshalls and New O regons.
sia stlc in th e ir p ra ise of th e perform - of th e school in th e singing and
folds a m ost h eart-w arm in g love sto ry Kame of th e b ask etb all season,
n .
perform - I . . »cuoo. m m e singing and o th er the four,—a herd sire t i . n b . r . i
otion
ance,
f a r D enton who conducted P atrio tic p a rts w as h earty and com- in fo u rth amiI I n , . „
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Umlng
“I sim ply m ention th is endorsem ent am id its atm o sp h ere of th rillin g ad-
L ast n iSht a n u m b er of fo rm er high
in fo u rth and in th e aged cow class
to stim u late an in te re s t in th e p la n t­ ven tu re, th e significance of th is mon- scho° l » tars met, u n d er th e direction tbe o rch e stra, w as at his best. P ercy I m endable.
G rainger, em inent A u stralian p ian ist,
E leven room s are occupied, sev eral ten th place. W illiam McKeown s c o r­
ing of an additional acreage th is year, um ental m ovie goes fa r beyond th a t of of E -
B rugger, m anager, and organ-
ed second place w ith his Junior y e a rl­
of say 100 ac res of C uth b erts, 100 an y o th e r love-dram a ever produced. Ized tb e A m erican Legion b ask et ball Mas 'h e soloist. T he O regonian has of th e low er g rad es being divided
ing bull, eighth w ith cow five y ears
fo,I°
w
inR
rep
o
rt
of
th
e
event,
“
nd
som
e
of
th
e
room
s
a
re
quite
ac re s of stra w b e rrie s and 25 ac re s of
T he sp irit of T he Covered W agon is te am -
old or over and n in th p lace w ith cow
B lack Caps, to keep our tonnage p ro ­ the S p irit of A m erican. T he raw
T h ere is a w orld of ta le n t in th is w ritten by th e w ell-know n m usic c rit- crow ded.
P rin c ip a l Q uicksall announced a four y ea rs old.
duction up to a t le a st th is y e a r’s pro­ coinage, th e vision, th e am azing ad- v' cin ity and w ith able coaching th e IC’4 h H n to n ’T urvey-
T heodore B rugger & Son received
duction, in order th a t we m ay supply v en tu re s an d h ard sh ip s of th e pion- LeSion should p ut out a team th a t will one DvoraVk'aP"Fron, n a 8 Ml,<' fav o rite »ohool holiday for today and asked
19 prizes in all for th eir fine display
th e tra d e th a t we have b u ilt up in the eer m en and women, who opened up be h ard to beat.
of Brow n Swiss, 13 being first aw ard s
p a st th re e years.
th e w estern w ild ern ess and m ade our
T he PIan is to use all new equlp- m u sieian ly reading. T he silky tone of 8 mP y 88 8 bollday but with th o u g h t-
d istrib u ted as follow s: bull, 4 y ears
.
“We have alre ad y booked a fair g rea t co u n try w h at it is today—all I m ent th ls y ear and w hile th e colors the strin g s w as p a rtic u la rly lovely in I fl|l» ess as ' ° Its m eaning,
and over, ju n io r y earlin g bull, Junior
supply of choice stra w b e rry plan ts th is lives vividly before your eyes in wil1 be tb e sam e a s la st y ears crim th e first m ovem ent interw oven with
bull calf, cow four y ears old and over
and we a re w aiting your o rd e rs for th is p ictu re.
I son and black, th e m anag em en t p ro m ­ s«H«iv.tP b u la? ce ,nto tbe rich and
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
88.lsty T * l “ jjs
lc i a 7 l \ fab * ric of th e v con-
senior * y —
ea • rlin g u heifer,
them . It is very im p o rta n t to use
tttY t
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v u o l , b sen
v iik io r heifer
ises to g et ev ery th in g new.
the "Largo" fm m X te?rfoB ow ?ng7 ^ n
'T * “411 8QUad ° f Un,on
: J" nlor 1,elfer calf-
of «Ire.
good th rifty p la n ts from th is y ea r's
HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR
I T be p lay ers who attended last night •om b er opening c h o rd s yvoiced its Im’ 8cb° o1 claahea th is aftern o o n on th e , l’roduce of cow, young herd, ca lf herd,
p la n tin g and w ould m ean th e differ­
IS ONE OF YOUNGEST meetinK were- Bob Booth, Leo Bailey m ortul melody w ith tine lone T he I F d ir° n ° f s t a Pleton «eld w ith th e ,lairy h e rd - grand cham pion hull and
ence betw een a good and poor stand,
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8nd PerCy P u lfe r an d atnong th e avall- *kC«h Kr l 0 ’" With its ro m Pi»g tu n es, I boyB from Molalla. T his prom ises to Ben,or cham pion bull.
and in the w rite r’s opinion, w ith the
\ ben a young person g ra d u a te s able ta le n t, some of whom played on
alw a-VK 8»S gest th e abandon of be an exciting gam e and will p ut pep
The K u rierest stock farm
v i
sam e care, wmuld easily m ake a dif­ rom high school a t th e age of 18 the team la st year, a re P ullen, F an ch -
b arc aro lle -llk e’m elodlea Ä T " Ä
th * o tb ®r »«a® in le t holiday.
I Creek. Oregon, cam e In second in'The
ference of one h a lf in th e fru it yield.
So th e selection of good p lan ts is very
, im p o rtan t.
“T he w ork of cu ttin g out th e old
• logan and rasp b e rry canes should be
done now, and we th in k th e use of
p ru n in g hooks in th e hands of a c a re ­
less w orker is very in ju rio u s to the
roots. The sh e ar c u t p ru n er is m uch
to be preferred. If you will call at
th e office we w ill show you a new
style p ru n in g sh e ar th a t is a m arked
im provem ent and w ill help you to do
good fa st w ork. A3k to see it w hen
you call.
Fertilizer Information Given.
JO H N TO W NSEND OF
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has th e diligence to see it th ro u g h Is be given a chance to m ake th e f
o r, i Ter<? Bo" o ro u sly Pl«yed by the
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lor 80W 6 ‘»onthH old, th ird prizes in
to be w arm ly com mended, b ut w hen
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team - Z t t a i ’ n / ‘i'i
° f ’he en * ,
,
P ” " T e,eg r8 m '’ m '« bt 6
b° a L four an im als of eith er
y oungster of the ten d er age of 14 cov- BOYS AND GIRLS HAVE
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th ro u g h o u t ‘he be a aad one. and on th e other hand -ex. and two 3d prizes in the class ol
ers every su b ject w ith a high m ark ,
UN 10(4' ( I V Ss' P 1 H I k “Mr’ O rui»Ker’s playing of the Grieg Vo„ a re on hand t^ th
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S° W8- He 8,80 Won
failing in nothing, and step s fo rw ard
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* 1 A 1 ‘ co n certo was Inim itable, as befitted ¡.v,n
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Ht
hiKh »chool th ree 4th prizes In sow of 18 m onths.
p£ r8? nal m em ories of the com pos- 1K y,n/ ’,‘ t'*thpr tbe evening of Decern- »ow u nder six m onths and four ani-
proudly for th e coveted p a rc h m e n t,, T he eighth g rad e of th e G resham
hool
the onlooker is m ade to gasp ju s t a | 8Ph°
o1 h as perfected an o rganization „r L t ,P erbap8 ‘b®,0 “ 1818» '1'» « c h a ra c t- ber 18 or 19- y °" can -ee for y o u rself [ nials of eith er sex. V earl H ow ell won
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. » 'x' b p lace in th e sow class 12
little, to say th e least.
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T he sen io r class of th e G resham I low ing offlcp«-s: W illiam Ott. p r ^ l - 1 « ta rk P o w e r'an d . 7 ‘i%'uUrU‘v ita
" ‘T 8,t e r " ng slIver 8,gn*‘t r i " KH m ontl‘H u »<b’r 18 m onths.
Union high school possesses such a d en t: E rn e st Massie, vice p resid e n t; *‘1'a8t 'ylth p assag es like the delicate, "A ® “ ,
a " d 8re Pr<,vlug m ore
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stu d e n t th is year in th e p ersonage of M ary L am bert, se c re ta ry ;
B e tty , d o V n 7 n 7
T h 81*” ^ " o '* W‘“ try w ln’
a ? 7 7
V “ rf> f° r th e ’ » ifre GJ-< LI I ION TO UiiURCH
Miss M ary Inez K niefel. 14-year-old T h o rn e- tr e a s u r e r ; H arold Johnsori 1 big «wing' in 1 ¡T X o rk
ft e7 1'” ' .“ V
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" m em ber8 nf t h "
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who live in th e f o r m e r T o r r v
I The first social event o f t h « n i ..... Phraseology
tin c tu red
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te tte rs (, and U, w ith H on i A public reception will be given on
| T h u rsd ay evening of th is w eek In th e
“We w ill soon be ready to m ake
sheep guano and phosp h ate deliveries.
We have secured a lot of valuable in ­
form ation on the re la tiv e value of fe r­
tilize rs and will soon be prep ared to
deliver a w ell balanced m ixture, ju s t
in honor
w h at you need, a t a very reasonable
p asto r, and
price. We a re booking o rd ers now
Rev. A. S.
and would like very m uch to have you
call and get posted up on th e fe rtiliz ­ th e 1925 cla ss ju st tw o and a h alf I gPr and w ere ali m asked and giv™? a L 7 rm H h 7 o KlittPr °* 1,9 c r y s ta i''th e I bpnp‘H <,f th e " Bp of th e b'Kb «chool j ' ,f " ,e cbu/ c h - '" ,w ‘he new su p e rin -
w ere also n..m - ieo.M,,b ®Lit8„
,bp »‘Illn e -. of | te gym nasium d u rin g th e y ear, and yet R P" d " , of th e E astern d istric t, and
ing problem and place your o rd er for m onths before h er 15th birthday, m ak- » um ber- T he boys
boys w ere also num - ' im -b lu e spaces. Mr G rain g er
nV, I t h e H e ,» , r
ing
th
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< ' s o men ings not conflict in Mrs. Hlsey. T he recep tio n has been
w h at you need. We a re using th e
th e d of"c'ra‘s“h
em ocrat ing‘
in nTr’
m usic
by n um ber and escorted them to ' t’he“ ” ® '« not afraid
of I
ThC A m pr,can >-«<»»• »•>" I
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r
,h *‘ “ bHenCe *n
can n ery w arehouse fo r this guano years. She w as a g ra d u a te of th
,
* of Mrs ,Iu e'L All m em bers
p ro duct now but by F e b ru a ry 1st we T erry grad e school before it becam e schoolhouse. T here th e g irls w ere b<’lng a |m ost Inaudible, if it su its his bU8 nP8s m en ’ ,bp B<' bo<)l R-eH an d
W hen n?r,CP,*?t !on of tbp w ork to be given. poHH,b|y »°m e of the v ario u s w om en's 18I" f r,' nd» of ,b ® ch u rch a re invited
m u st have th e use of it for hallock consolidated w ith th e G resham school taken to a room to unm ask
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m aking, and we m u st get the guano d istric t. She has never “flunked" in th e tim e cam
e for _____
refre
m e n ts Mpa7"
each H 8 81 m
Sim 7
ple ' ' i T ipturp'
u n e- Developed. ..........I o rg an izatio n s will w ant th e building 1 to ,tten<*’
'« " b a r ^ c t ^ i s d / m 'M ^ i f r a l n g e r 7 ,.Urr,'rf'" t ,h " PS’ H ® baa »»gg«'»'®'! i 11 ls ’ xpected th a t th e honors of tho
out of th e way, and besides, our lead­ any sub ject in her school life. She has boy attem p ted to claim th e g irl he had
’d m llar to tb a t adopted “v<’»J»g will also be exte nded to Miss
ing a u th o ritie s recom m end the early alread y ex p ressed a d esire to ta k e up escorted, b ut as th e g irls had not ,0 ta k e ■ ^ “ P1« folk tu n e and m ake It I , “8t 8 P
application of fertilize rs to be of the th e stu d y of law and hopes to som e spoken th e re w as co nsiderable dif- dance 8 com plex m easu re to his a r - J a8t y ear bp ln tt,rce and th a t loose Rena Stevenson and Miss Nell C,
,H ’8 plan,° a r r «»gcm ent I h ,te re »tpd b ’t him know in advance Johnson, deaconesses, who cam e h ere
m ost benefit in the production of th e day be enrolled as a stu d e n t In th e Acuity and as m any as th re e or four
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; lr”,r
i ! , kDx
today from P o rtlan d to m ake th is
fru it crop, especially if the sp rin g and U niversity of Oregon law school
The p a rty was chaperoned by Mrs. of bouyant movement and ’ sin cerity '
f he K>ni» a»l»m.
th e ir homo. They a re occupying an
sum m er is dry. L ate fertilizin g is
L illian H eslin, a fo rm er F airview
bad as it prom otes a la te fall grow th m iss and fo r th re e y ea rs a stu d e n t a t P earl H ayden, Mrs. ____
----------------------a p a rtm e n t In th e J. C. S hultz house on
E dna ________
W olters 1 ,le " C radle Song ” of
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" rahm s, though |
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• (iTnnriont ^-,9
B argain on K oller C anaries.
F irs t stree t. T he form er is retire d
of canes th a t resu lts in m ore d an g er I Union high, b ut who attended high P rin cip al and Mrs. Q uicksall. The
S
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of w interk ill, so it is best to apply th e J school a t C orvallis la st year, g rad u - bor-T an d kgirfo w e“
to" th e k K l w w s ^ s sT m p í
| S S W t ill o ^ sacrifice
i c S ^ g few
^ « choice ro lle rs, fr,,nl active ° w “ ork
BCC° and
“ n t the
° f la h tte
ea r Ith Is ’
fertilize r before F e b ru a ry 1.
’ ating w ith th e class of 1924 w ith hon-
(»Mftler,
"W e have secured a lim ited supply , ors, has th e d istin ctio n of being th e home.
1 Islatn
--------- G ~ resham M. E ch ' u rc h .—Adv.
,. ey . ” (B alakirew
------ , ) w as a fine I ‘ opposite
Any troublesT Cal! Dr. Classified.
of good E arlie st of All seed potatoes I youngest stu d e n t In th e Oregon Agrl-
medium for Mr. G ra in g e r's faculty in
o rc h e stra tin g ” the piano. He con-
Base Line Arres Like Rent.
th a t we would like to m ake as w ide | c u ltu ra l college th is year. She is but
»rived .7 a thousand su b tle > colors
and
*>N acres, so u th east co rn er lh u > »—a
» iu r » m m
a d istrib u tio n of them as possible. 15 and a freshm an in th e school of
L ine and Cleveland avenue 4 acres in . ^ 7
° f " ’"I' pow er’ ,b a t m a<l<’
T his variety is recom m ended for its com m erce. She played on th e school
b erries $300 dhwn. balance afte r 3 V r
n Bam *
" f,‘ 8nd b ,;""y -
ea rlin ess and in order to have a su p ­ basketball team and w as a m em ber y ears like re n t at fi per cent B W «
i '
U8" a l’ w a" ,bp Poised.
T horne, Bank of G resh am — Adv
th,? , 7 . 7 " Resourceful a d a p te r of
ply for the pickers ln th e berry h a r ­ of the T h alian D ram atic club.
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the o rc h e stra to the m ood-and-tense
vest, we th in k it will pay you to se ­
of th e soloist."
SEE
THIS.
cu re a supply of th is seed. • If you
I hlckptt Pie Supper
Two
a cres.
.„ V V r o o m
ho u se.
j
May
be
had
in
tw
enty
m
inutes
w
ith
o rd er by phone, call 1871
chicken house. Bull Run w ater ’th ree
P" for th e F’o rtlaiid
1 N ickerson’s Jellied ch ick en — Adv.
m iles from G resham on proposed Mt t.
hony crj ' b®«tra have broken all
Hood highw ay and on Welch road
" l<?r rp co rd " for tb l* organization
The Big Holiday Issue o f the Outlook
n'om h. ^PW .* 7 f i o r n o 7 i a n k . f i G ,( '7 -
A « ’- r e .l . l n c w n l d > ,Mfi|ith .
"
s Coming Dec. 16
Basket Social and Entertainment
I he ( .resham Lodge of O dd Fellows No. 125 will give
a basket social an d en tertain m en t a t th eir hall,
THURSDAY EVENING, NOV. l.’l
_____________________ At 8 o’Ulork
I he public is in v ited to join th e m in c e le b ra tin g th e
success o th e ir lodge. T h e re will he p len ty o f m usic „„<
un fo r a ll. L ad ies k in d ly b rin g b a sk ets.
Prizes for the prettiest and most comical baskets
Coffee w ill be se rv e d fre e of c h a rg e .
(’(»me and have a good time.
am — Adv.
Andrew R esare, - w ell-know n farm -
I t „ ¡11
’ i r
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e r of A nderson statio n , and Mrs Au-
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contain 16 to 20 pages, cram m ed full of in teresting
T he a "? b m st’ilr ,‘rO7 ,MT 7
*"8U Llr,gwald <* Portland w. r e ' rna*ter p ertain in g to th e developm ent and grow th of G resham
Ja m e s’ p erso n al p ro p erty ha« bJen S X ^ o n ^ M o n d B , P «r t
8t and v ,cin ity d u ring the past year. T h ere will be H oliday an-
- » „ e - d . u - n ------
.
Will
1
)1
t i l S atu rd ay , November ReT A
of
nierchants. It will be an index to the
la, instead of November 8. All thoi
-a r e w in m ake th e ir home on a farm pr ° u th a .n d prosperity of this co u n try and will be a fine
In terested kindly take notice— Adv.
piece
n ear H aley, Mr. R e sare’s farm a t An- '
Send aw ay to friends and relative cs.
derson being ren ted to bis son
'
j
The D pportnnity of th e Season!
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,
C orrespondents are requested to stu d y the needs of th e ir
Begin your ( b ristm as Shopping
R eturn of Milk I an Asked.
com m unities and send in m atter.
A nnual B azaar
i If th e person who took m ilk can I
F V n .,? ? a l l T ,F^ n c Y W o rk Artl< le„ fo r
from
old
b
arn
n
ear
the
M
ountain
View
f
I he various business hpuses will be given an o p p o rtu n n itv
l o u n g a n d Old. Jt#*aMonably P ric e d
Rose farm Sunday will re tu rn same, , n
GRANGE HALL, WEIL, ADV. IS
display
th e ir goods through this issue.
th e re will be no questions asked, oth-
B eginning at 2:30 P. M.
erw lse It will cost him som ething, as '
•T>c
( hieken Dinner
¿nr he was seen to ta k e It.— Adv.
5:30 to 8 P. M.
I l l M i Mill It
F ish Ponds tc P rogram in Evening
One dozen p h o tographs will solve
Zion Etnngellral ( hnrrh.
of your *,ft Pr,,blem s. H ardy
Studio, phone 541.—Adv.
Tuesday, December 16, 1924