PACE FOUR
GRESHAM OUTLOOK, TUESDAY, J A M A R I
Raw F urs W anted.
I am paying m ure than m ark et
prices for all kinds of raw furs, in
cluding m oles and rabbits. F or prices
call 1659 or w rite C. A. C arlson Taxl-
d erm ist-F u rrier, G resham , Ore.—Adv.
2«,
1!««
A harm onica band has been organ
T he Rev. J. A. H opper left S a tu r
I ized in G resham by the m em bers of
day m orning on a business trip to
I the Ju n io r E pw orth League, with eight
T he W. C. T. U. will give a d in n er on Tacom a in connection w ith th e work
enrolled and m ore to follow, so g reat
at th e Louise Home w here he is em
is th e in terest. H. W. S tro n g is the th e evening of F eb ru ary 19 in th e d in ployed.
Before h is re tu rn he ex
ing
room
of
th
e
M
ethodist
Episcopal
leader and is giving in stru ctio n to
pected
to
visit w ith two of his ch il
those w ishing to Join. They will m eet church. It is expected th a t an eve
Hog Ow ners A ttention!
dren, Floyd H opper and wife and Miss
n
in
g
's
en
tertain
m
en
t,
w
ith
sp
eak
ers
of
1926 licenses on dogs a re nos due. in th e M ethodist ch u rch basem ent
M artha H opper.
prom inence, w ill follow th e dinner.
O w ners of unlicensed dogs subject to 1 S atu rd ay afternoon for practice,
In a recen t com m unication from
a fine of »5. Pay J. H. M etzger, tre a s-
A free sacred concert will be given
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. H essel e n te r
u rer, and receive tag.—Adv.
i at th e M ethodist church Sunday eve tain ed th e A rm e club F rid ay evening Mrs. Rose M arkley from T u lare, C ali
ning by th e G resham band, under the w ith a card p a rty at w hich 500 was fornia, she ex p resses her appreciation
<• ll v \ 1» P I A N O H I S T I I I S O I .II .
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direction
of Hr. 11. C. Johnson. The played. T h ere w ere 11 tab les in all. of th e Outlook and h er desire to keep
W e h a v e a lin e A II. C H A S E G r a n d ,
v e r y la t e s t s ty le t h a t w e w i l l siu 'rifi< *e
| co n cert will be preceded by congrega Mrs. R. E. C annon, Mrs. Jam es Eiking- in touch w ith the old home tow n. She
fo r im m e d ia t e sa le . W i l l a c c e p t a g o o d
I tlonal singing.
ton, Mrs. M. McManus and Mrs. A rth u r says they have been having clea r cold
u p r ig h t a s p a r t p a y m e n t.
H . re is
y o u r o p p o r t u n it y to o w n th e W o r l d ’s
Mr.
Pool,
noted
cellist,
of
P
ortland
D ow sett com posed fhe com m ittee in days w ith fro st at n ig h ts and no raiu
fin e s t p ia n o f o r th e p r ic e o f a g o o d
u p r ig h t p ia n o .
W o u ld g iv e te r m s to a
I cam e out today and played before the ch a rg e of refresh m en ts. Coffee and to speak of In ce n tral C alifornia.
r o s p o r - d o le p e r t v .
F o r f u l l p a r t ic u l a r s
Mrs. M arkley, w ho will be rem em
j stu d en t body at the noon assem bly. sandw iches w ere served.
a n d w h e r e i t m a y lie s e e n , a d d r e s s
Model 68
bered
as Mrs. Rose Metzger, visited in
P o r t la n d M u s ic C o , 227. 6 th S t., P o r t
Mr. Poole is the leading ce llist of the
la n d , O re g o n .
Mrs. H. J. W hite has been ill for G resham d u rin g th e p ast year.
P o rtland sym phony o rch e stra and is th e p ast week. As soon as she is
58 miles an hour—
An enclosed car so rich
At th e m eeting of th e G resham Com
reputed to be as good a cellist as the able, she will be tak en to th e hospital
5 to 25 miles per hour in 8
m ercial club w hich w as held ia st eve
city affords. The stu d en ts g rea tly en fo r an X -ray exam ination.
ly upholstered and so eas
TRY
seconds—
ning
th
e
an
n
u
a
l
election
of
th
e
board
ioved the m usical tre a t and w ere much
The O riensys Toilet A rticles
Mrs. F. B. Goudy and ch ild ren ,
ily controlled that it has
25 miles to the gallon of
I in tteresteil in tip- professional m an M arian and R obert, left W ednesday of d irecto rs w as to have tak en place,
M A I K K I . M ir
H A I R C U T 4»c
hut
due
to
th
e
sm
all
num
ber
of
m
em
g
as—
ner of the m usician.
won
especial
commenda
for th e ir hom e in D enver a fte r spend-
The Oregon Trio, a m usical or- in » th ree m onths in G resham , the bers p rese n t it w as decided to ad journ
ORIENTAL BEAUTY SHOPPE
Hydraulic
4-wheel brakes
tion
from
women
and
T h lr d S tr e e t
Phone 99x1
ganzatiou of P o rtlan d , will fu rn ish g u ests of h er m o th er and sister. Mrs. the session u n til next Monday eve
(optional).
men alike.
, m usic al tin- high school on W ednes M arion Jo h n so n and Miss Elizabeth ning, F eb ru ary 1, a t w hich tim e the
new board w ill be selected. The usual
day beginning a t 12:34 and lasting Johnson.
Drive a Chrysler and
about 2u m inutes, giving the student
Mrs. V ernie King, of Sandy, was ro u tin e business of th e club w as ta k ' Every comfort is provided
prove
this yourself.
body tiie o p p o rtu n ity of h earin g a pro- b ro u g h t to th e T hom as san ita riu m a en up a t th e m eeting Monday eve
ning,
such
as
the
read
in
g
of
com
m
uni
Krum of lirst-class music. T hose who few days ago suffering from an in
will tak e p a rt are W aldem ar 11. Hol- u rab le form of cancer. She h as been catio n s and o th er form al work, but
lenated, b aritone, son of th e Rev. E. R. ill for a year or m ore. She an d her nothing of consequence w as accom
I). H ollensted of F airv iew ; G eorge E. h usband, th e la tte r a ru ra l m ail c a r plished.
Maddox, te n o r; L auren B. Sykes, p ian rie r from Sandy, recen tly bu ilt and
Of in te rest to a num ber in G resham
As fine as money can buy.
ist. An invitation is extended to any fu rn ish ed a nice home on a six-acre is the fact th a t in v itatio n s a re out to
in terested to u tten d and enjoy the tra c t near Sandy.
all ex -stu d en ts of th e K ansas A gri-
92 horse power
80 miles per hour
prog rum.
C larence K ruger, ath letic coach and cu lu ra l college, of M anhattan, K an
high school in stru c to r, is still in P o rt sas, for th e ir an n u a l ban q u et w hich
Jo u rn a l B argain Rates Now On.
58 Touring.......
$ 845
58 C oach............. $ 1 1 4 0
land w here he w as taken tw o w eeks will be held at th e M ultnom ah hotel
lla rg u ia ra te s on the Oregon Jo u rn a l ago and will probably not re tu rn for F riday, Ja n u a ry 29, at 7:30. G resham
58 C oupe............... 1 0 9 5
58 Sedan .....
.... 1 2 0 5
are now on, also a ttra c tiv e com bina a t le ast an o th er week. He Is a t the people invited to atten d this banquet
58
Special
Roadster
1095
a
t
G
resham
tion ra te s w ith the G resham Outlook. Dean hotel u n d er th e carp of a sp ecial include A lfred H ainm ar, Dr. W. J. Ott
U ntil F e b ru a ry 3 th e rate s w ill be as ist. P rin c ip a l Cannon is a ssistin g in and P. E. Mills.
W e know it
follow s; Daily and Sunday Jo u rn al, ta k in g ca re of Mr. K ru g er's classes
The Home M issionary society of the
others say it
$7, w ith Outlook, $7.80; D aily J o u r d u rin g his absence.
M ethodist ch u rch is p lan n in g a unique
nal, $5, witli Outlook, $6; Weekly
The W. C. T. U. w ill meet T hursday luncheon in connection w ith the F eb
Automobiles
Implements
Jo
u rn a l one year 75c, w ith Outlook, aftern o o n at th e hom e of Mrs. B. L. ru ary m eeting w hich will be held
th a t our
W. A. IIE SSE L
Phone 1141
$2. O rder th ro u g h th e Outlook.
J. C. IIESSEL
W alrad. Dr. C lara Ingham , of P o rt W ednesday, Feb. 10, in the ch u rch
land, will speak on a h ealth topic, p arlo rs.
Classified Ads. a re some class.
“ T he A bundant L ife.” She has r e
F. L. Mack is th o u g h t to be g rad u
cen tly com pleted a trip aro u n d the ally im proving and it is expected he
w orld, having visited some of the best will be b ro u g h t home th e la tte r p a rt
are the best they have ever
sa n ita riu m s in E urope and is well o f th is week.
eaten. We serve generous big
qualified to speak on th is subject. In
euls because we k n o w that a
addition to th e ta lk th e re w ill be a PE SIN E TO 0 W \ AI TO
sm all piece would not satisfy.
sh o rt m usical program . Miss H elen
INCREASES WEALTH FAMOUS BAND MASTER
MADE “ KINO OF MARCH”
A nkcorn w ill sing. Miss E lizabeth
Now th a t the tre n d of autom obile I
T oday, T o m o rro w , Next Day,
H orning will ren d e r :e piano solo and
An in te restin g featu re of th e co n
Miss A u g u stta H ahn will give a absorbtion is so obviously countrjr-
try o u r
w h istlin g solo. A social hour will w ard, th e sta tistic a l hounds who have c e rt given by S o u sa's band a t the
been contending th e sa tu ra tio n point P o rtland au d ito riu m last S aturday
follow witli refresh m en ts.
b ecau se y o u r e a r isn 't r u n
In a recent com m unication from B. has been reached for th e m otor c a r I evening w as th e choosing of th e well
n in g ju st
r ig h t. E v e n
F. A ldrich, who left in Decem ber for have tak en a back seat, and th e re is | known band co n d u cto r for tnem ber-
You'll say “ They S a tisfy ."
a trip around the w orld, he sta te s he every indication th a t autom obile p ro ship in the O rder of the Royal R osar-
th o u g h if is w a stin g g as
is having a tine trip and w as w onder duction and sales th is year w ill ex ians. About 25 R o sarian s in uniform
G-1O-27-NP
a n d oil a n d lias lost m o st
fully en tertain ed at Hilo and H ono ceed all previous years. T h ere are m ounted th e p latfo rm and in a p retty
ap
proxim
ately
22,000,000
ca
rs
in
use
little cerem ony knighted Sousa. He
lulu. He considers th e H aw aiian* the
of its o ld -tim e pep a n d
m ost h ospitable people he lias ever met. in th e United S tates, a g reat p e rc e n t was presented w ith a medal on which
pow er w e can lix a ll th a t.
Phone 2351
G resh am
The p arty expected to m ake Yokohama age of whicli a re owned by people in w as inscribed “S ir K night Sousa,
King of M arch” along w ith the date of
th e next port of call. The le tte r was ru ra l sections of th e country.
B rin g it to us. L e t’s ta lk
Our best little econom ists have e s p resen tatio n .
w ritten two days before C hristm as.
The presid en t of th e R o sarlan club
Miss Dorothy Dickey and Miss Mar tablished sa tu ra tio n points for th e m o
it over. W e can m a k e it
jo rie Macheu w ere absent from th eir to r car m ore th an once. Indeed every rem ark ed th a t th e reaso n for choos- >
At zero, Buick /Automatic
ru n like new and o u r p ric
duties at the high school Monnday on once in a w hile they b u rst into the ing Sousa for m em bership in th e ir or-
H
eat Control means easy
song of sorrow . In every in stan c e | ganization. w hich is m ade up of noted
:$<» X :iH
es a re rig h t.
account of illness.
starting and sm ooth run
how
ever
th
e
point
set
has
been
re
a
c
h
men, was th a t th e conductor w as in- 1
Mrs. Lena Needham w ent to P o rt
n in g im m e d ia t e ly . In
ed and passed and th e in d u stry is still terested in a su b ject so closely r e la t
land Monday w here she will reside.
Me iinc only th e best p u rls
every tem p eratu re, th is
grow
ing
by
leap
s
and
p
roverbial
ed to flowers, nam ely, m usic. He m en- '
Mrs. F. ,N. P age retu rn ed to her
e x c lu siv e B u ick feature
o b ta in a b le .
tioned th a t at th e tim e of b irth , m ar-
hom e in ltend, Oregon, th is m orning, bounds.
insures gasoline econom y,
The
sta
tistic
ia
n
s
lose
sight
of
th
e
W hile they last.
riage, or death, both flowers and music
afte r a w eek's visit with Mr. an d Mrs.
a u to m a tica lly, a n d a t a ll
7 he low price we give in
.1. E. T aylor. Mrs. P age is a sister of un d erly in g cause of increased use of were ap p ro p riate. T he cerem ony was
speeds.
Mrs. T aylor. She w as accom panied the m otor car, w hich is its co n stan tly I concluded by the song "I G athered
advance will surprise you
B u ic k m e c h a n i c a l 4-
h ere by her son F ran cis, who left on in creasin g co n trib u tio n to econom ic Rose From th e G arden,' sung by the
wheel brakes make secure,
F rid ay m orning for San Diego w here and social w elfare. T he sam e ru le 25 R usarians.
applies to th e telephone, to th e radio,
fo o tin g that is insecure.
lie will begin tra in in g for th e navy.
to
the ta lk in g m achine and in fact to
Jo in t In sta lla tio n Held.
Through two winters and
W. J. Miller and son, Raymond, are
two summers half a m il
spending a day or so at the hom e of every civilizing influence th a t has
E stacad a E ncam pm ent, No. 91 and
HAMLIN & BOSS
lion Buicks have proved
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge Kenney. Mr. Mil been b ro u g h t Into use as a re su lt of Hood View E ncam pm ent. No. 90. the
GRESHAM. OREGON
the all-year dependability
Plume 2391
le r's w ile, Mrs. Mamie C. Miller, who science and invention. The m otor ca - la tte r of Boring, held a jo in t in sta lla - ,
C orner Robert* and Powell
of the Buick type o f brakes.
died yesterd ay in P o rtlan d , w as a sis is no longer reg ard ed as a luxury. It tion in th e I. O. O. F. hall at E stacad a !
is ju st p a rt of norm al existence. The on T uesday evening of la st week. J. E. j
T
h eir direct, m ech an ical
te
r
of
Mrs.
Kenney.
The
Miller
fam
ily
GAS 20e GALLON
high, tiie low, the rich and th e poor I u a t eB D. D. G. P. acted as in stallin g |
action is n o t affected by
resid es at L inuton.
use the m o to r c a r . Individual tran s-1 offlppr
D inner w;ls S(,rve<, ,(y thp ,
weather changes.
p o rtatio u Is a recognized p a rt of E stacada boys at 6:30. afte r w hich th e
And not even a blizzard
A m erican life.
cerem ony of in stallatio n took place. |
w ill harm t h e B u ic k
N aturally th is dem and for th e m otor Officers nam ed by th e E stacada E n
V a lv e -in -H e a d e n g in e .
car. w hich never existed in th e case of cam pm ent w ere J. E LaCroy, C. P.;
Every point where metal
th e horse has had an im p o rtan t b e a r C harles P. Johnson. S. W .; A
G.
would rub metal is lubri
ing on finance w hich has had to ad Ames. J. W.; Wm. G illigan. H.
I».
cated under pressure.
ju st itself to m eet th e req u irem en ts of J. K. Ely, sc rib e ; W. F. Cary, tr e a s
th e tim es. The fact th a t th e p ro s u re r; H arvey G illigan, guide; C arl !
You will not find another
pective m otor ow ner has not the
Day, I. S.; C harles K itchen, O. 8.; E arl
car
today, regardless o f its
money to buy a ca r o u trig h t is no
McConnel, 1st W .; G. E. L aw rence,
price,
w ith it- p erform
longer a block to his purchase. His 2d W .; J. G. H oym an, 3d W .; W. B. 1
a
n
c
e
so
p e r fe c tly i ro-
confldence in th e fu tu re, based o n e ith
Shoenberg, 4th W.; E. H offm eister. 1st
tected. W in ter or su m
er ex perience or observation is th a t G. T .: C. Longw ell. 2d G. T.
mer, a B uick is better!
the m otor c a r will pay for Itself w hile
Officers of Boring E ncam pm ent were '
it is being used, or at least th a t the
H. A. Beck, C. P .; S ylvester H all, 8. |
B U IC K M O T O R C O .
ex p en d itu re spread over a long period
DnnStnn of General Motors Corrertaffon
W.; Ray Nass. J. W.; O. M. R ich,;
F L IN T , M IC H IG A N »
of tim e is a fixed ch a rg e of living th a t
H. P.; I.. H. M alllcoat, scrib e; E. |
B e tte r B u ic k S i r C y lin d e r V u h e
is alto g eth er w ell w orth while.
A nisberry, tr e a s u re r;
Lewis Hall,
r n - H e a d m otor ca rs r a n g e in p ric e
P a rtic u la rly is th is so in th e coun guide; Jo h n H offm eister, I. S .; V ictor |
fro m S I 1 2 5 In $ 1 9 9 4 , / «». b. H uicfc
fa
c to rie s A m o n g th e B u n k open
try. T he city m an is rapidly reach in g
a n d c lo se d m o d e ls th ere 1« on e th a t
G laisen, O. 8.; W. A. M orand, 1st W .;
w i l l m e e t y o u » d e s i r e s e*a< t i >
th e point w here he finds d isadvantage
H. Johnson. 2d W .; P ete r H auglum .
in c a r ow nership. T he congestion is
3d W ; Alex. H uber, 4th W ; W. E.
such th a t he cannot p ark , and cer Childs
1st G. T .; Wm. E. W heeler. 2d
tain ly th e traffic ru les are such as to G. T.
In te n years ot v a lu e le a d e r s h ip ,
preclude th e possibility of riding with
SALES AND SERVICE
H u d s o n S u p e r - S ix p e r f o r m
p leasure. G arage re n ts a re enorm ous
Health
Most
Worthwhile.
a n c e , q u a lity a n d p r ice a d v a n
GRFSHAM
BDItlXG
and o th er expenses a re co rresp o n d
“W hat is most w orth w hile?" asked 1801
PHONE
tage h a v e n e v e r b e e n so o u t
4«?
ingly high. None of th ese conditions
s ta n d in g as t o d a y .
apply to th e co u n try . T h ere are th e C harles E. H ughes, form er S ecretary
open spaces, good roads, no g arag e of S tate and ex-G overnor of New York,
Aged P ioneer L»ld Io F inal Rest.
T h e C o a c h h a s lo n g b e e n a c
ren t and a full and free o p p o rtu n ity in a recent public address.
C h arles W esley P alm ateer. a pioneer
"H ealth is, for one thing." he said.
k n o w le d g e d t h e “ \V o r ld ’s ( »reat-
to get alU th ere is out of a c a r w h eth
of the E stacad a d istric t, died on th e
est B u y ’*» b e c a u s e o f its u tility ,
er for business p urposes or for pleas "I do not m ean sim ply the abounding H ughes sheep ran ch at Hoover sta tio n
ure. A lready m ore th a n 50 per cent vigor of youth, w ith ab undance of on J a n u a ry 19, and was laid to re st in
p e r fo r m a n c e a n d v a lu e . N o w
»1450
of
all th e autom obiles m an u factu red fresh air and exercise and w ith its r e the Zion cem etery n ea r E stacad a on
B
r
o
u
g
h
a
m
T
h
»
a m o n g lu x u r io u s cars, t h e b e a u
in th e United S tates a re sold in tow ns serves w hich seem to mock the w a rn J a n u a ry 22. F u n eral services w ere
tifu l B r o u g h a m a n d th e S e d a n
7-PasN. S e d a n - -
1650
up to five th o u san d population, and to ings of elders. I m ean, ra th e r, th e held a t Zion ch u rch u n d er th e su p e r-
stren g th
g iv e H u d s o n t h e s a m e u n
F rrid /u .m J T a« F.rCra
the fa n n e rs, and th e dem and is in su stain ed and p ro tected
1 vision G ates F u n eral home. Mr. P a l
which
is
based
on
th
e
conservation
of
r iv a lle d p o s itio n a m o n g lu x
creasin g steadily.
m ateer w as a native of C algary, C an
physical reso u rces and gives prom ise
T h e se cars m ay be purch ased
u r io u s ca rs. T h c v h a v e all th e
ada. He cam e to th is c o u n try w ith his
of a long life w ell lived.
for a low first p a y m e n t and
Jo u rn a l B argain R ates Sow Un.
p are n ts at th e age of five y ears and
d is tin c tio n o f finest c u s to m b u ilt
"In our onw ard jo u rn ey th e ra n k s
c o ;.v e n ie n t term s o n balance.
B argain ra te s on th e Oregon J o u r
settled in C lackam as county in w hat is
c a r s , w it h a p r ic e a d v a n t a g e
nal a re now on. also a ttra c tiv e com bi are rapidly th in n ed by th e passing out
nation ra te s w ith th e G resham O ut of those who had th e ir brief day and now know n as the P alm a te er neig h
b a sed o n th e w o r ld ’s largest
borhood n ear E stacad a. He leaves to
look U ntil F eb ru ary 3 th e ra te s w ill
p r o d u c tio n o f 6 -c v lin d e r ca rs.
be as follow s: Daily and Sunday w ere soon done. W hen th e ir notes m ourn th e ir loss a son and two d au g h
m
atured
they
w
ere
unable
to
meet
Jo u rn a l. $7. with Outlook. $7.80; Daily
te rs, C h arles R and Mrs. Daisy G ross-
Jo u rn a l. >5. w ith O utlook. $6; W eek them . Nothing is sad d er th an these
ly Jo u rn a l one year 75c. w ith Outlook. physical b an k ru p tcies, w hich deprive m an of T he D alles and Mrs. Rhoda
D eaty of Newberg. Mr. P alm a te er had
$2. O rder th ro u g h th e Outlook.
men and women of o p p o rtu n ities when
been assistin g in th e w ork at th e
w ith the cap ital of experience well in-
H urry to A ylsw nrth A M artin’s
' ranch w here he died.
$1.25 to $2.00 ladies' silk and wool vested they should have the most
Phone 2 4 9 1
HUDSON - ESSEX
Gresham
am pie re tu rn s."
Phoenix hose, very special, >Sc.
W ant Ads. add to your profit.
GRESHAM LOCALS
CHRYSLER CARS
A s Fine as M oney can B u y
CHRYSLER IMPERIAL 80
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
HOME MADE PIES
DON’T be
discouraged-
Winter
or Summer
HOT NOON LUNCH
The Oscarette
BUICK
Perform ance Is
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SPECIAL SALE
Oregon Tires
T U B E ........ $1.90
T IR E .......... $7.25
Ivy Filling Station
GRESHAM GARAGE
H U D SO N
T h e C oach
1165
M. C. Webster Motor Co.
W. W. METZGER