Gresham outlook., October 19, 1926, Page 4, Image 4

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GRESHAM OUTLOOK,.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER
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C harles P eterso n ’, of Billings. Mon­ visit indefinitely a t the Peak hom e 1 1{ U R |{ y GROWERS
URGED give the w inter rain s a chance to addition to the actu al p lan t food the g u ano on the land as soon as
tan a. who was in G resham on his
W eek-end g u ests a t the Malo I
TO FERTILIZE
FIELDS ca rry it down deep in the soil so as ' co ntained in th is sheep guano ther» you can get it and we w ill keep the
way to C alifornia to spend the w in­ home w ere Mrs. V ilia m D rennan. |
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to get m ost of the benefit from it in is an active agency in th is product mill ru n n in g and try and supply
ter.
On
W
ednesday
Mr.
Johnson
a
s
is
te
r
of
Mrs.
Malo,
her
niece,
I
The
follow
ing
seasonal
sugges-1
next y ea r’s fru it crop. T he bene th a t m akes the plant food content 1 you prom ptly,
A special school m eeting w as
E llis, and
tw o ltio n s as to the care of the cane and fits from th is ground sheep guano of th e soil available also.
held a t th e G resham Union high took his uncle for a drive over the Miss E dm ere
nephew s, Jo hnny and George E llis. I stra w b e rrie s w ere given to mem- a re strik in g . Even one ton per
T his being the tim e, we w ish to . Why not buy lum ber d irect from
school building T h u rsd ay evening Colum bia R iver highway.
Glenn Gibbons, a cousin of Mrs. all of P o rtlan d , with the exception I bers of th e Cooperative Berry acre show s a m arked benefit out of advise all b erry grow ers to apply th e m ill? Sandy L um ber Co., phone
to vote on th e adoption of the
Sandy 223.—Adv.
school budget covering th e com ing P. E. Stone. Mrs. H. 8. McMurry, of Jo hnny Ellis, who is in th e navy I G row ers and others by D. E. Towle. ' proportion to w hat you would ex- on cane b erries at least one ton per
pect. Of course, the au alv sis show s ' ac re and on straw b e rrie s tw o tons
th ree years. T he proposed budget Mrs. E rn est C h risten sen and Miss and is on a sh o rt furlough from I m an ag er:
A Trial
of the school board was considered Blanche T rim ble, cam e F rid ay his ship stationed at B rem erto n .l "If you are not busy, cu t the old a plant food content equal to nine per ac re und to do it as soon as
I canes out of th e logans and red 1 tim es as m uch fresh ca ttle fertiliz- possible to get best results. P lease of N ickerson Jellied Chicken m eans
favorably and w as adopted by a from Bellingham , W ashington, for W ashington.
. a re tu rn ord er. Give it a t r i a l __
a few days’ visit.
Mr. and Mrs. C h arles Schm idt rasp b e rrie s, cut off all ru n n ers er, but the w riter believes th a t in ' place your o rd ers now and spread Adv.
m ajority of 38 to 14.
Miss Abby W hiteside, of New and th re e sons, Jam es, Jo h n and I from th e straw b e rrie s and If you
Mrs. F. W. Mason of W estport,
York
city, w as th e bouse g uest of F ra n k H aw es, have moved to wish to m a rk e t straw b e rry plants,
Oregon, visited on T uesday and
G resham from Stevenson, W ash in g -j have them inspected. Call* J. E.
W ednesday w ith h er p aren ts, Mr. Miss F lorence Honey on W ednes­
ton,
and a re living in a house on S tan sb erry , courthouse, P o rtlan d ,
day
of
la
st
week.
Miss
Honey
arid Mrs. S. Wold and her sister.
studied piano technique u nder her R oberts avenue near T hird stree t. I to m ake th e inspection. Set p lan ts
Mrs. J. W Maloy.
Mr. S chm idt is em ployed by th e I only from th is year's planting, if
Mr. and Mrs. H enry G illette of in P ortland d u rin g the p ast m onth
Bear C reek Logging com pany n t a r |y ° u w ant vigorous plants. The best
P ortland sp e n t S atu rd ay and S u n ­ Miss W hiteside expects to re tu rn to
Sandy.
Jam es has reg istered as a known v arieties are the Im proved
New
York
about
the
first
of
Novem
day w ith Mrs. G ille tte’s b ro th er-
sophom ore at th e high school and Oregon and M arshalls. The w riter
in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. G her
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Mr. and Mrs. Claude S tockton re ­ th e o th e r tw o boys at th e g rad e I does not encourage the planting of
W Mason.
I any kind of berries as th ere is a
turned
Sunday from n ear Bend. school.
Dr. A. H. W right has retu rn ed
prospect of over supply, but th is is
from a trip to Chicago and points Oregon, w here they had gone a
I ni est lu a Radio.
I only a blind guess as we do not
week
ago
on
a
h
u
nting
trip.
T
heir
in W isconsin. Minn., and the D a­
T his is th e season of th e y ear I claim m uch power of looking into
kotas. He w as aw ay th re e weeks. retu rn home w as h astened on a c ­
He found everything frozen in the count of the illn ess of Mrs. Stock- when rad io reception is a p p r é c iâ t- | f u t u r e . F requently the unex-
.u u _
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I pected happens and our predictions !
Helds, from Chicago to St. Paul.
ton who is still unable to leave the „.i
cd in th e home. Why not in sta ll a
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I are all upset, but we will all agree 1
Mr. and Mrs. Newell Edw ards house.
receiving s e t’ Radio receiving sets , h a, th e re jg gaf,.ty ¡„ dJverrtty.
and baby have come from Bend,
An 8-pound son was born to Mr. are being stan d ard ized and th e I "Do not c a rry your eggs all In one
Oregon, and have tak en housekeep­ and Mrs. I). Fay Davis, of C orbett,
Effective October 15 th
CRO8LEY line em bodies th e last I b ask et.”
ing rooms in the II. W. Em ery on S aturday, October 16, a t the
"^he cane b erries are approach-
home, w here they will live tem por­ home of Mrs J A. Bushong. The word in efficiency. Ask those who
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, 1 ing w in ter in good condition, w ith !
arily Mr. E dw ards has m ade a r ­ baby has been nam ed R obert Fav. . have them
or inspect the sam ples
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very little evidence of fall fru itin g . |
rangem ents to open an estab lish ­
W It. T w ltchell and fam ily who at our office. B erry G row ers P ack- whlch
th e prlm e cauge ()f w lnter )
ment in th e Congdon hotel for have been living in th e C ianahau
ing Co-, phone 1871.
—Adv. | dam age. Now th at all danger of
cleaning, p ressing and dyeing.
house on Main stre e t, moved S a t­
stim u latin g a fall grow th in the 1
W alrad & W right have com pleted urday to P o rtlan d to reside.
Handing You a Dollar for Xmas. b erries seem s to be past, the m ost
their work for this fall In connec­
M. D. K ern has m ade a r r a n g e ­
H ere it is. tak e It, by saving th a t
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tion with the graveling of the m ents for the disposal of his house­ m uch on a su b scrip tio n to the dai- I llnP °r ta n t w ork th at can be done is
Roosevelt highw ay, lteuhen P e te r­ hold goods which will be sold at an lies. See low ra te s elsew here and | •<> apply th e sheep fertilizer and
act quickly.
son, who w as in churge of the auction next S atu rd ay at his home
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trucks a t C rescent City, California, on South R oberts avenue. He plans
Y oii Want It.
A good daily p ap e r and Tw ice-a-
returned home la st night for the to then go to V ancouver to m ake
New F all Shades
w inter. T he local tru ck in g con­ his home with his son. W. It. K ern. Week Outlook, at a saving—th is
Ladies’, M e n 's ,
m onth. See ad elsew here.
cern expects to resum e w’ork on a
Dr. and Mrs. F ra n k P eak re ­
and C hildren's
contract for the fu rth e r develop turn ed a week ago from San F ra n ­
In su ra n ce funds for farm loans.
m ent of the highw ay in the spring cisco and brought with them Mrs. No com m ission or brokerage. Very
County w orkm en w ere busy this P eak's b ro th er-in -law and sister, easy term s. B. W. T horne.— Adv.
and
m orning rep a irin g holes In the Mr. and Mrs. W illiam W alker, of
We a re alw ays glad to quote you
A ll Prices F .O .B . D etroit, Plus W ar Excise T a x
stre e t on E ast Powell between Indiana, who have been spending
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... on lum ber.
Sandy L um ber Co.,
Main and R oberts avenue-
a year in C alifornia. They will I phone San(,y 223.—Adv.
tf
H arry and K enneth C alkins and
their fam ilies, of Shelton, W ash­
ington, visited w ith th eir parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Calkins, from
F riday until Sunday. They found
their fath e r sick in bed w ith an a t­
Phone 2491
HUDSON - ESSEX
Gresham
Perm anent Representative«
tack of the grip, although he is im ­
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
proving a t present.
Ole G abelson, an experienced
Phone 32x1
Gresham. Oi*e.
Norwegian cabinet m aker, is in
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Gresham for the w inter at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Swift.
C arl Johnson is a recently ad d ­
ed a ssista n t at th e Todd barber
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shop. He expects to move w ith his
•
wife to O reshum the com ing week
A new cem ent sidew alk is being
laid in fro n t of the B uptist p ro p er­
ty on West Powell street. A lfred
T his g a ra g e w ill clo se at 7
H am m ar is in charge of the 'work.
The w alk is th e regulation width
p. m. every evening ex c ep t
of six feet. T here is about 125 feet
S a tu rd a y and S u n d a y w hen
to be laid. In addition to th e w alk
a cem ent floor is being constructed
the clo sin g hour w ill be 9 p. m.
in the basem ent of th e parsonage
T he F a ll season o f the y ea r c a lls for n ew w are, new u ten sils
A rthur
Swenson
and G uerney
and m any a rticles for use d uring the W in ter m onths to com e.
Wood are doing the cem ent work.
Joe Peak enjoyed a recent h u n t­
COLEMAN RADIANT HEATERS
ing trip at a point 70 m iles east of
Eugene in com pany w ith his broth-
Makes its own gas. Use it an y ­
er-iu-law , Dr. V. L. Brooks, und II.
w here.
Clean, h ea lth fu l, p ortable,
All sizes W inchester, high grade
glow ing w arm th and ch eerfu l com fort.
F. A ldrich, who recen tly com pleted
choppers. Tool steel knives and plate.
HAMLIN A BOSS, Props.
Let us demonstrate.
Heavily tinned and ru st resisting.
a trip around the world. Joe kill<*<)
Easily
cleaned.
Phone
2391
Night
706
I
a big black bear w eighing 225
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pounds with a single shot from the
rifle.
Hu and the doctor also
bagged three deer and Mr. Aldrich
A handy a rtic le for th e rain y w in­
was successful In killing one.
te r w ash days. P rovides a place to
Mrs. I.a u ra Corbin of Sun Jose.
hang m any clo th es in a very sm all
California. Is visiting at the home
space, each
of her nephew , W. S. E verett. She
Liquid and paste, all sizes. A good
wax for your hardw ood floors, lliwl-
also spends part of the tim e with
ums, etc. Apply Jo h n so n ’s Liquid
relatives a t Dover and in Portland-
wax w ith a long handled sheepskin
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Mrs. G. A. Cox was taken to Good
mop and polish w ith Jo h n so n 's E lec­
S a m a rita n h o sp ita l W ednesday sut
tro Polisher. H r ren t you th e polish­
fering with an attack of acute ap ¡5
e r and mop.
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peudlcitls. It was not thought ad i?
A utom atic Safety Board, m ade of
w hite spruce. L arge board, steel iron
visable to operate at this tim e and i
holder, co u n tersn ap in th e top and
the patient was rem oved to l o r i
asbestos in su lated , unfolds au to m ati­
home on Monday.
cally, each
Mrs. E. M. Ward and tw o c h il­
Heaters that will sate you money «y
dren, A lbert and Melvin, attended
( OI LMAN QlK KLITE LAMPS
saving fuel.
the 50th w edding an n iv ersary of
P roduces a ra d i­
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George
an t b r i 11 i a nee
Pate, at H illsboro last Tuesday.
n ig h tly th a t
MASCOT
CROWN-
PEA RL
BEE-VAC
brings ch eer and
She was accom panied by her niece
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event
is
so
important
to
all
the
West
as
the
COMFORT
com
fort
to
th
e
from P ortland. Mr. and Mrs. l*ate
home. Its light is
1 ’ Pacific International Livestock l'.xposition
were m arried at Jam estow n, A r­
ideal for sew ing,
kansas, and catnc to H illsboro 19
which is held in Portland each year. It is the larg­
or reading.
It
H ea ters m ade in the w est to m eet
The Bee-Vac E lectric C leaner a f­
gives m ore light
years ago
est combined livestock exposition known in the
fords the m ost rem a rk a b le value ever
w
estern
conditions. B urns wood or
th an 2d old style
Miss G race Welch spent the
seen in an E lectric V acuum cleaner.
world.
Its
exhibits
.ire
v
alued
in
the
millions.
The
lam ps.
wood
or
coal. See th ese stoves and
Scientifically co n stru cted to give the
week end nt V ancouver, W ashing­
very
finest
bred
dairy
and
beef
cattle,
horses,
hogs,
utm
ost
service.
S
atisfactio
n
assu
red
let
us
quote
you our prices before
ton the guest of her au n t and fan,
by m a n u fa c tu re rs: w ritte n g u ara n tee
sheep,
goats
and
foxes
come
from
all
over
America.
you
buy.
fly. Gn S atu rd ay evening she a t­
com plete w ith attach m en ts. Now
tended a birthday p arty In honor of
A nd th is ye a r, it is said th e E x p o s itio n w i l l be fa r
two cousins whose birthdays occur
g re a te r th a n e v e r b efore. T h e p re m iu m lis t o f $100,-
the sam e day.
ooo is th e la rg e s t e v e r o ffe re d a n y w h e re . T h e H o rse
The hunting party composed of
Show p re m iu m lis t is th e la rg e s t, to o o ne s in g le
M M. Squire, George Kenney, H a r­
Mote Accessories yon will need.
event o ffe r in g $4000.
A n e n tir e tr a in o f 25 ears
COLEMAN Q V IIK .
rison S quire and W C. llurcli r e ­
is e n ro u te fro m th e East
b r in g in g m a n y o f th e p riz e
LITE LANTERNS
tu rned early Monday m orning with
Stove boards, stove pipes, ad ju stab le
a n im a ls fr o m th e N a tio n a l H a iry Show re c e n tly held
E x tra q u ality m aple, heavy tin lined,
tw o line deer, one about two years
An outdoor
light
at D e tro it.
and
re g u la r elbows, w ire, coal b u ck ­
to d edge blades, ad ju sta b le knives,
built for every o u t­
old w hich weighed 73 pounds and
sliding box. each
door use. Safe, eco ­
ets.
pokers,
mica, wood baskets, co l­
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t . an d w» « m ? I . O and lo ok an d le a r n .
the other, about six years of age,
nom ical New model
M r. f n r n i r r .
I hen r n h ir hack a n d In Ik I t o u r w l l h a« here nt the
lars.
dam
pers,
safety thim bles, flue
which tipped the scales at 145
has built in pump.
F ir « I M tn tr H a n k .
pounds, dressed. S quire aud K en­
caps, roof saddles, etc.
ney claim the honors of shooting
th e tw o anim als they secured ami |
a third was killed w hich they were
unable to tlud. T heir ram p was in
the region n ear G ra n ts Pass.
Mrs II W S in islu ill Inis In . .
A STRONG BANK
W e appreciate the honor of your convention in our city. May your accom­
very ill for th e past few days aud
plishments
and your pleasures meet vour highest expectations.
is under a physician ’s care.
GRESHAM, OREGON
Mr- aud Mrs. O scar Johnson en
.4ny service we can render will be our pleasure.
te rtain ed la st week th e ir uncle,
GRESHAM LOCALS
H U D S O N -E S S E X
Reduces Prices
$100 on all Models
N E W PRICES
Hosiery
ESSEX COACH - -
HUDSON COACH -
Hudson Coach Special
Hudson Brougham
Hudson 7-Passenger Sedan
$695
$1095
$1150
$1395
$1495
Lingerie
REAL SILK HOSIERY
TO OUR PATRONS
Mr. & Mrs. Perry Kitzmiller
M. C. Webster Motor Co.
Closing Notice!
October Sales
of Seasonable Ware
GRESHAM GARAGE
Food Choppers
$2, $2.25, $3.50
Fold’g Clothes Rack
Johnson's Floor Wax
$1.60
Ironing Boards
Coleman Gasoline
Goods
Heating Stoves
$3.50
Measured by Millions of Dollars
Electric Cleaner
$34.50
F!
m
FIRST STATE BANK
K
S P E C I A L COMMVNICA
^ < J ^ T 1 O N of Gresham Ixwlg, ,\.
1 ■ A F A A M
hall, G resham . F riday evening, (><
tober 22, 7:30 sharp. W ork in the
F. C. degree.
W L. GORSAGE. S ecy
W W METZGER. W M
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Kraut Kutters
*2.00
WELCOME! W. C. T. U.
A. W. METZGER & CO.
The Wine hegt er Store