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GRESHAM OUTLOOK, T IT M U Y , JANUARY
I aid Price» Down,
Hogs a re up and »ard is dow n; 5-
pound can for SI. G resham Meat
M arket.—Adv.
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The Oriensya Toilet Article»
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H A IR CUT M e
ORIENTAL BEAUTY SHOPPE
T hird S treet
Phone S9xl
S P E C IA L S A L E
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Oregon Tires
H lillc they lust.
T U B E ........ $1.90
T IR E .......... $ 7 .2 5
Ivy Filling Station
GRESHAM, OREGON
C orner R oberts and Powell
GAS 30c GALLON
ORIENT
Hill ( limbing la an Art.
The M ultnom ah gran g e will m eet at
the usual tim e S atu rd ay a t th e O rient
hall and th e follow ing officers will be
in stalled :
M. H. W heeler, m a ste r;
H. L. llall, o v erseer; Mary F ritz, lec
tu r e r ;
S arah W heeler, tre a s u re r;
B irdie Alt, se creta ry ; A m anda Byron,
ch ap lain ;
C harley W heeler, g a te
k eeper; Max K leigel, ste w ard ; John
S leret. assista n t stew ard ; Ju lia All-
der, Pom ona; U rsula S leret, C eres;
Lucinda W heeler, F lo ra ; Mary Kleig-1
el, lady assista n t stew ard ; Louise N el-I
Many people believe th a t clim bing
h ills In
lutom oblle is m erely a
( m a tte r of chan g in g g ea rs and “ step
I p ln ’ on it."
j W hat they don't know is th a t every
engine has its best speed—a certain
peak in its ran g e w here it develops
m axim um horse-pow er. T he driver
who studies his engine and finds this
"p eak " is to be co n g ratu lated , for he
gets the m ost out of his c a r—all the
Floyd L. Mack, prom inent G resham
business m an and electrician , was
taken seriously 111 early Sunday m o rn
ing w ith h eart trouble. H is condi
tion Sunday and Monday w as consid
ered critical but th is m orning he was
slightly im proved and it was th o u g h t
best to rem ove him to Good S am aritan
hospital, P ortland.
H. L. St. C lair and Mrs. F ra n k Kin-
yon, G resham p atien ts a t Good S a
m a ritan hospital, a re both m aking
rapid recovery. Mrs. Kin.von is ex
r,le avpra^ e w,)l 8taV *n high gear pected to come home in a few days.
Mr. S t.C la ir will probably rem ain at
son. m usician. A fter the in stallatio n | on a hill u n til the engine nearly the ho sp ital a week longer.
knocks
its
head
off.
Why,
we
don’t
of officers th e re will be a sh o rt mu-
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. T aylor sp en t the
sical program . V isitors are welcome. know, though it is probably th a t he be w eek-end w ith th e ir son, »Milo T ay
lieves his ca r can m ake th a t hill and lor and fam ily, at B row nsville, Oregon
M H I C F O F F 1 W A I. A C C O I S T .
he intends to do It or break up th e bus.
Mr. and .Mrs. O scar Jo h n so n en ter
In tin C iri t i i t C o u rt “n t It... s ta te o f O re
gon, fo r th e C o u n ty o f M u ltn o m a h , P r o But w hen he does drop down to sec- taiued a t Sunday d in n er in honor of
b a te D e p a rtm e n t.
In tin - M a tte r o f th e E s ta te o f J o h n B la is , ond o r low gear, and h i m u st event- Yr - ant* •', r s - Joseph M cSherry, of
I *e»-eased.
ually, th e ca r has lost its m om entum I ^ < aview > "
g u ests o{
N o tic e is h e re b y g iv e n th a t th e u n d e r
.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. K inder. »Mr. and
sig n e d A d m in is tr a to r o f th e e s ta te o f Jo h n and the poor old engine m ust recover Mrg. S. B. H a„ and Mr and Mr„ R jn .
B la is , deceased, lia s file d h is fin a l a c c o u n t
in th e Circ u it C o u rt o f th e S ta te o f O re sufficiently to pick up p ro p erly and der w ere a lso p rese n t at dinner,
gon. fo r th e C o u n ty o f M u ltn o m a h , a n d th a t c a rry the c a r over the top.
All of | L. L. K idder is now able to re tu rn
th e 10th d a y o f F e b ru a ry , 102« a t th e h o u r
o f 0 30 a m , o f s a id d a y , a t th e C o u rth o u s e w hich is m ighty tough on the engine j tto the* duties of th e h ard w are store
a t P o rtla n d , in s a id C o u n ty a n d S ta te , h a s
tim e afte r being absent
been a p p o in te d as th e tim e a n d pla ce fo r and sooner or la te r resu lts in a rep a ir a . Pa r t of
since the first of th e year on account
th e h e a rin g o f o b je c tio n s
to s a id fin a l uni
D1IL
of illness.
a c c o u n t a n d th e s e ttle m e n t th e re o f.
P a te o f lir s t p u b lic a tio n . J a n 12, 1026.
T h ere a re only two th in g s to re-
The )adies of th e Rebekah ,odge
P a te o f la s t p u b lic a tio n . F e l l . 0. 1926
m em ber w hen clim bing a h ill; first, will give a bake sale at th e W alrad
J i i i I N p li l . A I S . A d m in is tr a to r .
W . J C O O P E R . A tto rn e y .
to change into in term ediate or f ir s t! M ercantile sto re S atu rd ay , J a n u a ry
G re s h a m , O regon.
speed early and q u itjd y , dropping th e "3- beginning at noon.
Many new W ant Ads. today.
clu tch back in sta n tly ; second, re ta rd -
n unibe r °f th e ladies of the E ast-
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s . 'S K . ’ S
engine to knock.
.Now th is speed changing on h ills is
extrem ely easy to do— on a typ ew riter.
In a m achine it is difficult—u n til one
gets the knack. H ence hill clim bing
is an a rt. Once th is a r t is m astered
th e re is nothing to it.
Good gear changing co n sists In
equating the p erip h eral velocity of the
w heels about to be engaged w hile the
gear level is in n eu tra l and th en en
gaging the gear. If by good judgm ent,
you gage it rig h t, th e gear goes in s i
lently, but If not q u ite rig h t it goes In
witli a little g runt.
To m inim ize th is g runt, you gently
p ress th e g ears to g eth er and feel
them —tickle them , so to speak
th a t when they do m esh the lever falls
G
Quality in roofing is what gives it
resistance to sun and rain—the two
worst enemies of roofing. Quality
in Malthoid is built-in. That’s why
it lasts so long—why it’s the cheap
est roofing you can buy. No better
protection for house, barn, shed,
fruit warehouse, shop, garage, etc.
Comes in three thicknesses. Ce
ment, nails and directions in each
roll.
A sk us ab o u t M althoid
Shingles—red and g reen
Let us figure the cost of your roofing. We have several
grades, priced by the square at
$1.50 to $3.50.
Patch that leaky roof with Pabco Roof Coating or
Elastic Cement.
GUTTERS
All kinds of gutters and down spouts, made to order,
priced by the foot, at
7%c to 12c
Ws Install them a t un atltliiimiul
m iim II
charge.
L. L. KIDDER HARDWARE CO.
Phone 1421
GRESHAM LOCALS
....
he a successful clim b can he spoiled
by a clum sy change of gears. Every
second of tim e is very im p o rtan t if the
grad e is steep and th e ca r is losing
headw ay.
If you wish to be an ex p ert in hill
clim bing you m ust practice.
It is not an uncom m on sight to see
a d riv er fail at his first attem p t in go
ing over the top, w hile at his second
attem p t the grad e is easily made. But
it is tlie d riv er's fa u lt—not th a t of the
car.
B etter p ractice now because sooner
or la te r you will w an t to m ake a tour
to the west coast and then you'll dis
cover th a t w hat th e natives call hills
out th e re a re the biggest m ountains
th a t you ever saw .—E rw in G reer,
P resid en t G reer College of Automo
live and E lectrical T rades, Chicago
Illinois.
Jo u rn a l Bargain Rules Now (In.
B argain rate s on th e Oregon Jo u rn al
a re now on, also a ttra c tiv e com bina
tion ra te s with the G resham Outlook
Until F eb ru ary 3 th e r.ttes w ill be as
follow s: Daily and Sunday Jo u rn al,
$7. w ith Outlook, $7.80; D aily Jo u r-
nal, 15, w ith Outlook, $6; W eekly
Jo u rn a l one year 75c, w ith Outlook,
$2. O rder th ro u g h th e Outlook.
Needs fo r Sale.
We have a supply of seed vetch, oats
rid rye on hand and can fill your or-
lers.
B erry G row ers P acking Co.,
ihonc 1871.—Adv.
ter. W orthy G rand »Matron .Mrs. Car
oline Lew is is now' visiting P o rtlan d
for the first tim e and th is evening ex
pects to be in G resham to visit the
G resham chapter.
»Mr. and .Mrs. C hester Cedarholm and
son, of Spokane, sp en t th e last w eek
end w ith Mrs. E dna B unting and fam
ily.
A son and h eir has appeared at th e
home of Mr. and Mrs. K enneth F endall
wiio resid e on F o u rth street.
The
baby, w eighs eight pounds an d was
born Monday, Ja n u a ry 18. H e has
1» » n nam ed David Lee.
A tre a t is in sto re for G resham folks
who ap p re cia te good m usic. It has
been a rran g e d under th e auspices of
the local h ad q u a rters com pany of the
N ational G uard to have th e 186th in
fan try band in G resham on th e eve
ning of F eb ru ary 22, at which tim e a
, on cert will be given by th e m em bers
ESSEX COACH
A SIX 7 6 5
The Essex (doach m ay he
first paym ent and convenient term s on balance
For any closed car—even a “Four”—you pay
almost as much .is the Essex Coach costs. Yet
what a difference in everything that counts
—•Perform ance, Quality, Comfort, Good
Looks, and your pride in the car you own. A
single ride will tell. And, in price, terms of
payment, economy of operation, Essex is
just as easy to own. Why accept less than a
“Six” .’ Whv not have the qualities of the
most wanted “Six” type in the world?
M. C. Webster Motor Co.
Phone 2491
HUDSON-ESSEX
Gresham
our Jan uary C learan ce S a le
Saturday Evening, January 23
I o wind up this big Clearance Sale with a rush, be
fore starting our inventory, we will sell for the remain
ing days at HALF the regular price, the following:
Entire Stock o f Ladies’ Winter Coats
Ladies’ Wool Skirts
•
and one lot of
Ladies’ Wool and Silk Dresses
PRICE
PRICE
Big Clearance Reductions prevail through
out our Dry Goods, Shoes and Men’s Wear
Departments.
L. A. WACK & CO.
Gresham, Oregon
Phone 2221
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els :
-which is said to be one of the best in
the state. T he co n cert is to be e n tire
ly free to th e public
Mr. ajid Mrs. Ed. H am ilton of Mon-
tav illa w ere business v isito rs in
G resham S atu rd ay . Mrs. H am ilton
went to the L usted d istric t, w here th e
fam ily fo rm erly lived to v isit w ith
»Mrs. J. B. Lent.
Mrs. E. C. Levens of F o re st Grove
visited for a few days last week with
th e fam ilies of her b ro th er, W. C.
Burch and h er sister, Mrs. E. D avid
son. .Mr. B urch is fit hom e again after
spending sev eral w eeks at w ork down
the river.
A. W. M etzger and com pany re c e n t
ly pu rch ased a new one-ton Chevrolet
tru ck from th e W alter W. »Metzger
Buick com pany.
Lee Shaw of E ag le C reek sp en t
S atu rd ay in G resham w ith his m other,
.Mrs. H. M. Shaw.
The M. A. Ross co rp s held its m eet
ing on S atu rd ay at the g ran g e h all and
th e officers who w ere elected In De
cem ber w ere in stalled a t th is tim e.
»Mrs. G reenough and her f o u r color
b earers, all from P o rtlan d , w ere p re s
ent and had ch arg e of the in stallatio n
of officers. All a re m em bers of S um
ner corps. The next m eeting w ill be
held th e th ird S atu rd ay of F eb ru ary
at th e residence of »Mrs. F ietta H ibbert
at 2 o’clock.
Mrs. Cora B. W alker and h er daugh
te r are enjoying th e ir new Ford sedan
which
they
recen tly
p urchased
th ro u g h R aker & Son.
Miss Delma G uenther, who cam e
lately from P o rtlan d to reside with
her p aren ts. Mr. and .Mrs. C. M. G uen
th e r on T hird stree t near Hood, has
accepted a position at th e H epp R ack
et sto re as saleslady.
Yon Nbould W orry.
A m isguided new sp ap er ed ito r in the
See th e b arg ain s listed in th e W ant east not long ago advised his rea d ers
Ads.
never to w orry when they h eard of a
fire o ccu rrin g because the in su ran ce
com panies are well able to pay th e ir
losses.
It should be realized by everyone
th a t all p ro p erty destroyed by the
flames is a definite loss to society, th a t
In su ran ce com panies can only pay
th e ir claim s from prem ium s collected
from the public and, fu rth erm o re, th a t
high losses m ake high rates. Conse
quently. everyone should w orry when
tire b reak s out because everyone pays
the bill, eith er directly or Indirectly,
w hether insured or uninsured.
T his should be obvious since fire
p n m ium s, like taxes, a re p a rt of the
overhead of every b u sin ess—w hether
it be baking or can d lestick m aking—
and m ust be added to th e price of
m erchandise.
W hat does this ed ito r say w hen fire
destro y s a large factory supplying the
chief m eans of livelihood for a w hole
tow n and th ro w s th o u san d s of people
out of w ork? Does he advise tlie op
era tiv es not to w orry about th e ir food
and ren t w hile w ailing w ageless for
| the factory to he rebuilt, but to place
j ruby le n s e s in th eir spectacles ami
join the P o lly an n aa? Probably not,
yet such conditions are am ong the re
Freight and
su lts of fire, w itnessed not rarely , but
with re g re tta b le frequency.
T ax Extra
Last, but not least, fi-e causes th o u
sands or terrib le, disfiguring Injuries
and m uch loss of life.
purchased for a low
Gresham
We Will Close
Jo u rn a l B argain K ates Now On.
B argain ra te s on th e Oregon J o u r
nal a re now on. also a ttra c tiv e com bi
nation ra te s w ith the G resham O ut
look. Until F eb ru ary 3 the ra te s will
he as follow s: Daily and Sunday
Jo u rn al. $7. w ith Outlook, $7.80; Dally
Jo u rn al, $5, w ith Outlook. $6; W eek
ly Jo u rn a l one year 75c, w ith Outlook.
$2. O rder th ro u g h the Outlook
\ n n < I O F K IN 11, tC C O V W T .
In th e C ln u lt C o u rt o f th e S ta te o f O re -
iron f o r th e C o u n ty o f M u ltn o m a h . P r o
b a te D e p a rtm e n t
In th e M a tte r o f th e Ret a te o f A . B. W o o d .
I*e«'eaeed
N o tic e le h e re b y g iv e n t h a t th e u n d e r
sig n e d . as E x e c u tr ix o f th e e s ta te o f A B
w o o d , deceased, has file d h e r fin a l a c c o u n t
in th e 'ir c u it C o u r t o f th e S ta te o f Ore
gon fo r M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty , a n d th a t
W e d n e s d a y th e 27th d a y o f J a n u a ry . 192$.
a t th e h o u r o f 9 30 o ’c lo c k lu th e fo re n o o n
o f s a id d a v a n d th e c o u rt ro o m o f s a id
c o u rt has oeen a p p o in te d b y s a id C o u rt
as th e tim e a n d pla ce fo r th e h e a rin g o f
o b je c tio n s th e re to
and
th e s e ttle m e n t
thereof.
D a te d a n d fir s t p u b lis h e d Dec 29. 1925.
I 'a t e o f la s t p u b lic a tio n J a n 2$. 192$.
H A N N A H M W i H ID . E x e c u tr ix .
W J C O O P B R . A tto r n e y
IMPLEMENTS-MACHINERY
For
T he
The
T he
the L arge Farm
B errym an —
D airym an —
G ard en er—
OLIVER TRACTOR PLOWS
T r a c to r Im p le m e n ts fo r a n y m ak e of tra c to r.
M yers W a te r S ystem s, P ip e a n d F ittin g s fo r a n y type
o r d e p th of w ell.
D rag S a w s
C ream S ep arators
Oliver Walking Plows, Sulky Plows, or
Two-way Plows.
R e p a irs fo r any m ake of plow .
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
w . A. H E S S E L
P h o n e 11 II
J. C. H E S S E L
DO/V’T be
discouraged-
b ecau se y o u r c a r is n ’t ru n
n in g ju st
rig h t. E v e n
th o u g h it is w a s tin g gas
a n d oil a n d h a s lost m ost
of its o ld -tim e pep an d
p o w er— w e can fix a ll th a t.
B rin g it to us. L e t’s talk
it over. W e c a n m ak e it
ru n lik e new a n d o u r p ric
es a re rig h t.
H e use only th e best p a rts
o b ta in a b le .
7 he low price we give in
advance will surprise you
GRESHAM GARAGE
HAMLIN & HOS8
Phone 2331
Unclaimed L etter«.
T he follow ing le tte rs rem ain u n
claim ed in the G resham postofflee. Un
less called for by F eb ru ary 5. 1926,
they will be sent to th e Dead L etter
Office in accordance w ith the Postal
Law s and R egulations.
Mrs. Mary Bengger. Mr. George
H errick.
Mr. Jo h n N iebauer. Mr.
Jak o l N iebauer Schm it. H rr Martz
Schm it. Mr. W W hite.
E E. JOHNSON. P ostm aster.
W hat you w ant, w hen you w ant it,
as you w ant it— W ant Ad. it.
W e know it
others say it
th a t our
HOME MADE PIES
a r e th e best th e y h av e e v e r
e a te n . W e se rv e g e n e ro u s big
c u ts because w e know th a t a
sm all piece w ould n o t sa tisfy .
T oday, T om orrow , Next h a y ,
try o u r
HOT NOON LUNCH
Y ou’ll say -T h e y S a tisfy .”
The Oscarette
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G resh am .
G RESH A M FU N E R A L
PA R LO R S
Phone 1901
J
E. MBTZGER
D IR E C T O R .
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