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m other, Mrs. Elvina Sager, S u n ­
day a t th e home of his sister, Mrs.
Fred Hoss and Charles Wheeler returned Wed­
Mr. and Mr». C harles A ndrew s, of
Mrs. Rose Richey and daughter, T. P. Campbell.
P ortland, a re th e guests of Mr. and ( Miss M arion, of Los Angeles, and
nesday from a 600-mile hunting trip. Due to the
COTTRELL
Mrs. W. E. Marked,
i Mrs. F red Kelly w ere calling on
"I was afraid to eat because I al- i
ways had stom ach trouble a fte r­
The Missea Elate and Abbie Mor­ I relativ es in th is place la st week.
competition of some 200 other hunters, their hunt­
E. A Crossey, who is at the p re s­ w ards. Since tak in g A dlerika 1
ton, of M ilwaukee, W isconsin, have
Vern Richey has retu rn ed from a
ent tim e engaged in th e grocery can eat and feel tine." (Signed)
ing Trip was a great success from a scenic stand­
com«« w est to spend the w inter and hunting trip to so u th ern Oregon.
business in P o rtlan d , has tak en a Mrs. A. How ard. ONE spoonful
for the p resen t a re visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. T. R B erry, of Beli- lease on th e C ottrell sto re p ro p er­ A dlerika rem oves GAS and often
point.
Good taste and good health
Mrs. M artin L ennarts.
i rose, and Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Sa- j ty, w hich is owned by Mr. Miller b rin g s su rp risin g relief to the
stom ach. Stops th a t full, bloated d em and sou n d tee th and
It is hoped m any will plan to a t­ ger of th is place, m ade a trip to I
and Mr. Toney of th e place. The i feeling. Removes old w aste m atter sweet breath.
tend the en tertain m en t and social E stacada, Sunday.
Anyone w ishing to make a sim ilar trip can obtain a
store has been v acan t for some from in testin es which you never
which will be given by th e M eth­
Mr. and Mrs. G ran t Royer, of
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thought
w
as
in
your
system
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G
resh
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T
he
use
of
Wrigley’s
chew­
Dodge tonring in A -l shape, rightly priced from
tim e since Mr. C rynes w ent o ut of
odist Ladles Aid a t the ch u rch S a t­ P ortland, were calle rs at th e home
am D rug Co.—Adv.
ing gum after every meal takes
business. Mr. Crossey intends to
urday evening.
Judge Mary J. of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. K esterson on
care o f this important item of
c a rry a com plete line of groceries
N ew spapers a t B argain Kates.
S purlin will speak on "Com m unity Sunday.
D uring O ctober the O regonian, personal hygiene in a delight­
and will move to his new location
B etterm ent” at th a t time.
Mrs. E llen Jeffry, of Newberg, is
ab o u t November 1st. We wish him P o rtlan d T elegram and P o rtlan d ful, refreshing way — by clear­
Mrs. E. O. Ranton. wife of the spending th is week w ith her sis­
News a re oHering yearly, m ail su b ­
success in bis new u ndertaking.
scrip tio n s a t barg ain rates. You ing the teeth o f food particle«
form er p astor of the M ethodist ter, Mrs. G. H. Richey, and atten d -
J. W. C rum m ctt is visiting his may subscribe for any of th ese and by helping the digestion.
church at P lea san t Home and now ' ing the W. C. T. U. convention at
dau g h ter, Mrs. J. B. House. Mrs. alone, new or renew al, or in com ­
T h e result is a aweet b reath th a t
of Nehalem, a delegate to th e sta te G resham .
H ouse and fam ily expect to move bination w ith the Outlook a t the .h o w s care fo r one’ s . e l f and con­
W. C. T. U. convention at G resham ,
Outlook office. Do it today. Phone
Mr. and Mrs. John P aul and son
in a sh o rt tim e and are looking for 1561 for p articu la rs.
sideration fo r o th e r. — b o th m a rk ,
has been the guest of Mrs. G rant Sidney, Mr. and Mrs. Will D ahl-
a new location. At p resen t they
o f re fin e m e n t.
Sloop during the week.
! quist, Mrs. A nna B ankus and Mr.
G12Í
A re you g ettin g ready for No-
a re living in the house belonging to
A hunting p arty consisting of j and Mrs. G. N. S ager atten d ed a
j vem ber 2?
th e sto re property.
DEALERS
Ralph N elbauer, his son, Irvin, j party at Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n H an-
Oscar Stone and H enry W ihlon re ­ I sen s of B ellrose la st T h u rsd ay eve­
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turned T uesday from south ern Ore ning. A tine tim e was enjoyed by
gon. The w eather was bad and all.
they succeeded In getting but one
Mr. F osgreen w ent on a hunting
P
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deer.
j trip tlie tirst of the week near Gov­
jo
ernm ent Camp and bagged a line
£
Why not buy lum ber d irec t from buck.
G resh am G a ra g e
the m ill? Sandy L um ber Co., phono
1
Clyde
Sager,
of
L
ents,
visited
his
Sandy 223.—Adv.
Youn^ Wife Afraid
To Eat Anything
PLEASANT VALLEY
PLEASANT HOME
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Brockway & Nelson
D odge B rothers
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Wisdom
to be
'tfTind
Av
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KIN DNESS
should be a part of every' professional en­
deavor; it is an important part of our ser­
vice. We are tactful, considerate and
capable.
3 handy packs
Temporary Location—
H U D S O N -E S S E X
R e d u c e s P rices
U C E N C E D M ^ A H S ^ ^ J«^
$100 on all Models
HARDIE
P HONES 1 9 0 1
DIRECTOR,.
R E S - 981
Effective October I5lh
N E W PRICES
The name of the latest high-pressure car washer.
uh ,
have it demonstrated
12-M ile S ervice Station
SEASON OF 1926
THEY LOOK TO YOU!
Your neighbors, relatives and friends who have tu b ercu lo sis are
asking you to vote "Y ES” for the new tubercu lo sis hospital.
EASTERN OREGON has about 500 people with tuberculosis,
and no hospital beds th ere for them. Tills fact h u rts every com ­
m unity In Oregoti tiy Increasing th e w aiting list for th e tu b e r-
ouiosls hospital at Salem
T his hospital has had to refuse a d ­
m ittance to 350 patients in th e last tive y ea rs for lack of space.
Those who did get in had to wait from one to four m onths.
You can help to rem edy th is bad situ atio n by going to the
polls on November 2d, and voting "Y ES" for th e E astern Oregon
T uberculosis Hospital.
TH E Itls T lltN
T l H K K < I I.O N IH I I O N I ' I T t l . M ' T
P u r­
pose
T o p r o v id e f o r th e e s ta b lis h m e n t
c o n s t r u c t io n . e q u ip m e n t,
m a in te n a n c e a n d o p e r a t io n o f a b r a n c h t u b e r c u lo s is h o s p it a l a t
s o m e p o ltd In th e s ta le o f O re g o n , e a st o f th e C a s c a d e m o u n t a in s ,
to he s e le c te d b y th e g o v e r n o r , s e c r e t a r y o f th e s ta te a n d s la t e
tr e a s u r e r c o n s t it u t i n g th e s la t e h o a r d o r c o n t r o l.
Oregon
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GRESHAM FUNERAL PARLORS
J.E.METZOER.
tiring Your Cur to
Gresham,
GREETINGS CARDS
T H E exchange of Greeting Cards at the
' Holiday Season has rightly become a
universal custom because it provides a
graceful way of acknowledging friendships.
ESSEX COACH - -
HUDSON COACH
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Hudson Coach Special -
Hudson Brougham - -
Hudson 7-Passenger Sedan
$695
$1095
$1150
$1395
$1495
A ll Prices F.O.B. Detroit, Plus War Excise T a x
—5 —
M . C. W ebster M otor Co.
At your suggestion our salesman will call
on you with samples of our beautiful lines
of ( Greeting Cards.
Phone 2491
HUDSON - ESSEX
Gresham
820 X Vos. I vote for the proposed law.
321
No. I vote against th e proposed Ia n .
( P a id A d v e r t is e m e n t I - O re g o n T u b e r c u lo s is A s m s la t Io n . J i l l F l t s p a l r l c k
l l l d g . P o r t la n d . O re g o n
H a id le O r r D u n b a r , E x e c u t iv e S e c r e t a r y .
The variety in style and price
convenience to many.
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il is well to o rd er al once w hile lines a re com ­
plete lor as the holidays ap p ro ach various lines will
be closed out. ( all here now and look over the
sam ples.
Gresham Outlook
u im portant to all the West as the
In tern atio n al Livestock Exposition
in P o rtla n d each year. It is the larg-
livestock exposition known in the
hibits are \ alued in th e m illions. T he
ed d a irt ami beef cattle, horses, hogs,
nd foxe^ come from all over A m erica.
A nti th is year, it is said the E x p o s itio n w ill lie fa r
g re a te r Ilia n ever before The p re m iu m list o f $100,-
000 is the largest ever offered anyw here. T h e Horse
Show prem ium list Is the la rg est, too one sin g le
event o ffe rin g $4000. An e n tire tra in o f 25 cars
is enroute fro m the East b rin g in g m any o f the prize
a nim als fro m the N a tio n a l D a iry Show re c e n tly held
at D e tro it.
A U C T IO N SALE
line entire block right in the center of the Town of Fairview,
only II miles from Portland. This property consists of Store
Building, S-Koom House. S-Kooni House and spacious grounds
on one of the main traveled arteries, Fairview avenue. Connec­
tion Sandy lllvd. wllh Base l ine and Powell Valley roads.
TUESDAY, NOV. 2 AT 2 I’. M.
Sale Held on Premises Koin or Shine.
T h e bAHt« o f a l l w e a lth 1» r e a l e s ta te a n t i th e b e a t o f a l l r e a l
c a ta te la bu alneaa p r o p e r ty .
Mh»re h a lh lla ir , » U h « h r b In « a n d c o u n te r« , ha« < h * p u m p ln*h»H«*«l
fo r M lllnir « la t in a .
1'hl« « lo re can be H llll« e d In m a n y way« a« b a i r .
» le » h a * only one o th e r a rm e ra i « lo re a n d helnar lo c a te d on F a ir -
a le » n a e n u e , a m a in p a v e d h la rh » a y m a k e « th l« a n Id e a l lo c a tio n fo r a
liiD * la t lo n or g a r a g e .
I'h l* « •ro o m , i - « t o r y ho m e 1« a ll m o d e rn . In -
e lu d in g fu r n a c e , lo c a te d on paaed « tre e ! .In«l o ff F a ir a lew A a e M a d jo in -
Ing « to re .
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The S -room d o n a r ha« a ll h a llt-ln n , e le c lr lc llv , e tc. O ne a c re I n th -
h e r ! r a * p b e r r le * a n d good fa m ily o r c h a rd . T h e b a la n c e o f the p ro p e rty
1« In a n c a n t city lo t* .
I f y o u a r e r e a lly In te re a te a l In m a k in g m o n e y a n d a r e In th e m a r ­
k e t f o r a t r u l y g o o n In v e s tm e n t, d o n ’ t f a i l t o be th e r e th e d a y o f th e
« a le r e a d y t o m a k e y o u r o f f e r
H a v e o u r a a le a m e n ta k e y o u o u t a n y
t im e
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WESTERN (OAST
LAND
CO.
BKnadway
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1st r u in r k
K le r k
P o r tla n d
BRIQUETS
COAL
A TRUCK FOR EVERY KIND OF WORK
EKSTR0M TRUCK SERVICE
Daily Trips to Portland
Gresham
Phone
MSI
Powell
and
Maple
Clay S. Morse
For C ounty C om m issioner
Phone 1561
Measured hv Millions of Dollars
R ea so n s W h y Y O U Sh ould V o te For
Partían«
Ft. East Taylsr
Pkoae RAst « 8 »
1. W ll.l. AITI.Y MODERN BUSINESS METHODS
CLAY 8. MORSE Is a p ractical business man.
He founded the tra n sfe r and sto rag e business of
Clay 8. Morse, Inc., in P o rtlan d in 1906 and
through his m anagem ent It developed into one of
the biggest co n cern s of its kind on the Pacific
Coast. Recently *his com pany w as consolidated
w ith an o th er big tra n s fe r and sto rag e concern
of P ortland.
He has p articip ated in m any public activities,
most im p o rtan t of w hich has been in connection
w ith th e cham ber of Com m erce, of w hich he has
been tre a s u re r since 1923. H is know ledge of
tlnance and m odern business m ethods will be
invaluable In th e service of M ultnomah county.
With Clay 8. Morse on the County Commission,
such a situation as the recen tly discovered "d is­
ap p e aran c e” of $175,000 of In te rsta te Highway
bridge funds would he inconceivable. This sum
was taken from th e bridge Tund and diverted to
oth er uses. If elected. Mr. Morse will favor th e
re tu rn of th is am ount w here It rig h tfu lly belongs.
2. FAVOUR BETTER MARKET ROADS
CLAY 8. MORSE advocates th e m aintenance
In p ro p er Condition of all existing m arket and
la te ra l roads w here needed. S uggestions in th is
m a tte r will at* all tim es be welcome from tag -
pavers in th e d istric ts afiected. He will m ake it
his business to co n stan tly Inspect ALL the coun­
ty roads in person. It is not his intention to
w ear out an office ch a ir in th e courthouse.
3. BIGGER AND BETTER COUNTY FAIR
CLAY 8. MORSE believes th a t th e County F air
has a trem endous value in th e ag ric u ltu ra l de­
velopm ent of th e county, both educationally and
th ro u g h th e adv ertisin g it b rin g s to th e com m u­
nity. It is his purpose to lend every possible a s ­
sistan ce to its co n tin u al im provem ent.
"D anger lu rk s around th e corner for every
au to ist un til a uniform w idth of roadw ay and
stan d ard curve dim ensions and elevations are in­
stalled. in th e opinion of Clay S. Morse, organizer
of the P o rtlan d b ranch of the N ational Safety
Council and an exponent of w ider and better high­
w ays in Oregon.
"T h e bad curves should be m ade absolutely
fool proof, even if we have to build a stone fence
to effect this. P erh ap s a dozen lives m ight have
been saved recently in highw ay accidents if safe­
g u ard s had been built."
5» WOULD ELIMINATE INTERSTATE BRIDGE
TOLLS
CLAY 8. MORSE considers th a t the proposed
co n stru ctio n oi a toll bridge by private in terests
on th e Low er Columbia R iver would be detrim en­
tal to shipping in P o rtlan d and consequently a
h in d ran ce to the grow th of the com m unity. He
would elim inate th e In te rsta te bridge tolls as th e
stro n g est possible move to prevent the c o n stru c­
tion of th is bridge. He would hold the In te rsta te
bridge sinking fund in ta c t and would invest the
money in legal secu rities paying higher ra te s of
in te rest th an the two per cent, now received.
6. WOULD DEPAKTMENTIZE TIIE COUNTY
ADMINISTRATION
The law contem plates th ree com plete com m is­
sioners. equal in au th o rity and responsibility. By
departm en tiztn g th is w ould be accom plished and
no p a r t- o f th e county business neglected; nor
should it be n ecessary for any citizen to p resent
his subject m ore th an once or to m ore than one
com m issioner.
7. PO LlfY
ON BRIDGES
CLAY S. MORSE will com ply w ith th e w ishes
of the electo rate in th e m a tte r of additional
I. tDVOt ATES BETTER SAFEGUARDS DN
bridges. If th e bridge bond issues a re approved
PUHI.lt HIGHWAY!*
| by the electo rate, he advocates th e best and m ost
Nothing is m ore valuable th a n hum an life.
econom ical designs o btainable to r both bridges
T here a re many d angerous u n protected points on
and approaches to m eet th e needs for increased
the highw ays w ithin M ultnom ah County th a t
tra n sp o rta tio n facilities and w ith due co nsidera­
could easily be protected. U nder th e caption
tion to th e shipping in th e h arb o r and to term inal
"H ighw ay D angers D epicted" th e Jo u rn al of S u n ­
facilities. Such increased tra n sp o rta tio n facili­
ties. in his opinion, would stim u late sections of
day. May 16th. stressed th e im portance of th is
the city now m ore or less dorm ant.
m atter as follow s:
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