PAUK TWO
URKNHA.W OUTLOOK,
GRESHAM OUTLOOK
NOVEMBER Ú,
c re t of his long life w as "B ecause I
was born so fa r back," gave as v al­
uable, an d a m uch m ore honest
an sw er th an m ost old people who
divulge th e se c re t of th e ir long­
evity."
Also consider th e d istinguished
fellow citizen," the sp ecialists who
have become fam ous in a single
line, th e inventors, autom obile
m a n u fa ctu re rs, m illio n aires
and
novelists who give o ra c u la r and
w o rth less opinions on education,
history and religion, w hether they
have ever given them any study or
not.
Why is it th a t so few people are
able to adm it th e self-evident fact
th a t they don't know.
H aving tim e to th in k it over I am
able to adm it th a t I do n 't know.
Hut, If some day a re p o rte r p ulls
out a pencil and interview s me su d ­
denly on th e su b ject I will be able
to give a num ber of p lau sib le fine- I
sounding answ ers.
Published every T uesday and F ri­
day at Greehaffi, Oregon, by th e
Outlook P ublish in g Co., H. L. St.
Clair, E ditor and M anager. •
O ne y e a r . >1.50, s ix m o n th s. 85c. th r e e
m o n th s ' t r i a l s u b s c r ip tio n , 50c.
C o m b in a tio n r a t e s w ith a ll th e P o r t ­
la n d D allies.
A D V E R T IS IN G
R a te s re a s o n a b le .
O u r re p re s e n ta ­
tiv e » 111 c a ll.
E n te re d
as
s e c o n d -c la s s
m a tte r
M arch 3, 1911, a t t h e P o sto ffic e a t
G re sh a m , O reg o n , u n d e r th e A c t o f
M arch , 3, 1879.
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CLASSIFIED, BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL ADS.
WANT AD. RATES.
F irst insertion, lc a word, mini-1
mum 20c; subsequent in sertio n s. [
THINK
%c a word, m inim um 10c.
P H Y S IC IA N S
THINK
THINK
P h o n e, Office 1851
H. H. HUGHES, M. D.
we stand, divided
U sers of th e W ant Ad colum n a re , . United
.
2-4 a n d 7-8 p . y
urged to pay cash w ith o rd er and ' w e *“ ll. Cooperation unites H o u r s : 10-12 A. M.
avoid sending bills for
sm all | us all, Farm ers.
OBiee— W ithrow B u ild in g
am ounts.
O RESHAM .
-
OREGON
Outlook W ant Ads will help you
on th e way to success.
Employment
Office 2251
R esid en ce 2253
GEO. INGLIS, M. D.
F IR S T CLA SS L A U N D R Y
W ORK
d o n e by p r iv a te p a r t y a t h o m e S a t ­
is fa c tio n g u a r a n te e d . M rs. H . J .
W h ite , p h o n e 3704.
FOR
S A L E —25 ro o d
I W O K K ' " A N T E D . w a s h in g a t h o m e hpeC“‘ 1
$ G ^ aS e“ *“ ’
fre s h , o th e r s will
y o u n g J e rs e y b u lls . 4 s h o a t s , 1 sow
o r c le a n in g , by th e h o u r
M rs. B o w -
fe„ ,
J «»ca
a n d 7 p ig s ; 2 so w s to farrerw soon
m a n , n e a r 1. S to c k to n s, n e a r h ig h ( ì r p ? i u o ° " F *r , t S ta te B ank
60 W h ite L e g h o rn p u lle ts.
S. T.
G ltL h llA M .__________
OREGON
L in d . 2 m iles e a s t a n d h a lf m ile
s o u th o f G resliafh .
C O A T S A N D D R E S S E S q u ic k ly a n d
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nt .illy m ad ,
C h ild r e n 's c lo th e s a
A , \\
JE R S E Y ’ CO W
FOR
SALE.
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fre s h e n In a few d a y s . F . W. M eyer,
v e w . O reg o n . B o x i t .--------------------------
n e a r C o ttre ll. P h o n e 3086.
G I R L W I S H E S T O A S S IS T W I T H |
R o o m s 15 a n d 16. C o n g d o n B ldg.
W A N T E D , co w s to f re s h e n soon. C. A.
h o u se w o rk , b y d a y o r h o u r. R e fe r - i
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B u tc h e r. R t. 1, B o x 418, P o rtla n d ,
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H o u r s I 2 to 5 P . M.
B a se L in e a n d B u c k le y a v e n u e .
p h o n e 253x2.__________________________ Office 1271
Phones
R es. 127x
Q resh am . O regon
W A N T PA R T Y TO C L E A R LA N D
clo se in. a ls o w a n t so m e c o rd w o o d '
m ad e. T o m C o w in g , p h o n e 25x2.
T E A M , W A G O N a n d H A R N E S S fo r A L L
K IN D S
OF
TEAM
W ORK !
sa le , o r will tr a d e f o r F o rd to u r in g
done. D ry c o rd wood, d e liv e re d , 37. I
o r d e liv e ry c a r. W . W A rm s tro n g .
N . E . G re e n , T ro u td a le . R t. 2. B o x
G re s h a m , R t. 2. b o x 423, n e a r c a n ­
125. P h o n e 237.
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n ery .
Office o v e r B a n k o f G r e s h a m
S E P T IC T A S K S .
R „ . I1M
| G u a r a n te e d .
C e m e n t w o rk .
J . F . Office P h en e 1431 or 179
W ith D r. W . J . O tt
J one», p lio n e 2361, G r e s h a m
tf
B est p h o n e fo r a p p o in tm e n t
C H IN C H IL L A
R A B B IT S
fo r sa le . I
H a v e so m e fine sto c k o f a ll a g e s a n d
a t r e a s o n a b le p ric e s. N. P . N elso n ,
a t A n d e rso n s ta tio n . P h o n e G r e s h ­ W A N T E D —M o re p eo p le to u se th e
a m 2683.
W a n t A d s. C a ll G r e s h a m 1561.
Cattle
P ortland was honored early th is
Physician and Surgeon
week by a visit from a d istin g ­
uished statesm an , F ra n k O. Low ­
den, ex-governor of Illinois, who
is strongly suggested as a p resi­
dential possibility in 1928.
BOTKIN, M. D.
Due to th e fact th a t the editor
is an ex-Illinoisan and devoted the
Physician and Surgeon
influence of the O utlook to F ra n k
C o n tin u ed from page 1
O. Lowden w hen he w as a can d i­
Milton IL Klepper
date for presidential nom ination in I
Jam es 1». Olson
R epublican, elected state sen a­
N
orth,
Jas.
D.
Olaon,
A.
G.
R
ush-
1920, and th ro u g h th e co u rtesy of I P o p u lar and experienced young
to r from M ultnom ah county.
Horses
Joe Dunne, who w as an e n th u s la s - I Inal*
P o rtlan d , one of th e sue light.
For R epresentative, jo in t d istric t,
tic Lowden su p p o rter. We had th e | X KteiUiegr.U tburea n ’ eleCte<1 l°
“Let us never forgi t th a t the cu l­
H. V. ADIX, M. D.
F red J. Meiudl.
tivation of the e a rth is the m ost im ­
distinguished honor of m eeting
Physician
and Surgeon
p
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t
lab
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r
of
man.”—Daniel
B ridge Bonds D efeated.
"G overnor” Lowden in com pany |
I DON’T KNOW.
The proposed bridge bond m eas­ W ebster.
With a few frien d s on Tuesday. H e i
by Dr F rallk C rane
ure» for th e In te rs ta te and St.
Many new W ant Ad« today.
Rabbits
had spoken in th e In terest of th e
T he th ree W(,r(|f,
any ,ang
Jo h n s bridges w ere defeated. The
Oregon republican cam paign on h ard e st for the av erag e person to m easu re for Im provem ents to the
Radio
Monday night, and In behalf of I «“Y a re
Broadw ay bridge was carried .
Dr. Mary F. Becker
ag riculture at the livestock show
<lon 1 **now
Of th e sta te m e asu res th e in ­
Tuesday afternoon.
tinwnUh '." t r i*“ “ °,b"erv e thue <“ >-
Chiropractor
,
.
,
,
Itin g u ish ed foreign v isito rs who a r- come tax m easures, th e D ennis re s ­
Hogs
Mr. Lowden is a nationally well rive to in v estig ate our fair land.
v , . . i . « . » ,E1*.**rIe T h erapy
Articles—Lost
or
Found
olution, th e c ig a re tte an d tobacco
E lee trle S w e a t
M ineral Bath»
known m an. He w as offered th e I At th e pier they a re interview ed
!S F O R S A L E . P h o n e 2656.
H o u r s : 10 A M to 5 P . M.
L O S T O N R O A D b e tw e e n D o d g e P a r k
vice presidential nom ination at the I T hey an sw er q u estio n s on re ­ tax and th e housew ives bill w ere
a n d G re s h a m , l a s t S a t u r d a y e v e ­
M a in S tr e e t n e a r S eco n d . G r e s h a m
republican n ational convention In I M sto ry .‘’‘ u L T ature,’ biol“ ^ , phil- am ong those defeated. T he legis­
n in g . W in c h e s te r Osh ro d a n d te le ­ ______ ________ P h o n e 122x
Poultry
lative bus and tru c k act, th e fish
sco p e ro d . R e w a rd . D r. A. T h o m p ­
son, B o x 27, G re s h a m .
1921 but declined.
osophy, clo th es and th e younger wheel m easure, th e e a ste rn Ore- i
His home Is a t Oregon, Illinois, I g en e ratio n w ithout b attin g an eye.
DR. C. L. HAYNES
POULTRY WANTED
gon norm al school a c t and th e
Piano Tuning.
where he conducts a purebred Hoi- | .. 1
lo o < laim with the gravity
Piano
tu
n
in
g
$3.50.
P
ian
o
and
K
lam
ath
co
unty
bonding
act
w
ere
Eyesight Specialist
A L L K IN D S , A N Y T IM E
a D elphic O racle u n d istu rb ed in
steln -F rlsian stock
ranch,
He of
¡organ rep airin g . F red B. Jones,
W E PA Y CA SH
the slig h te st by the evident fact am ong those carried .
G L A S S E S F IT T E D
2625 49th stre e t S. E., P o rtlan d ,
knows farm ing from actu al » xper-1 th a t they do n 't know w hat they
GRESHAM PRODUCE CO.
T H IR 31»
D A iW o R m S ^ S T S .
P h o n e 1103
G re s h a m , O reg o n phone TAbor 8952, or G resham
iettce, made a record of economy a r,‘ talk in g about
In su ra n ce funds for farm loans.
1561.—Adv.
anti efficiency as governor of |
' bw late Joseph Conrad, the w rit­ No com m ission or b rokerage. Very
O v e r R o b e r ts B ro s .' S to re
F O R S A L E —-2 co ck erels. L. C. B eal
er of sea stories, is th e one refresh - easy term s. B. W. T h o rn e.—Adv.
PORTLAND.
co c k e re ls,
H o lly w o o d
Wood
and
Sawing
s tr a in .
P u re b re d »
fro m
2 6 5 -eg r I
,
1.1
i .u
... .
i ,ng exception In recen t mem ory,
s tr a in . M rs E d e r, p h o n e 3108.
est position In th e gift of the peo- W hen plied with q u estio n s req u ir-
IIE X T I8 T 8
D on't lay down the p ap e r till you
F O R S A L E — B lo ck w oo d , c o u n tr y s la b
ple if it should be tils fortune to I i»K un om nicient mind to answ er, have read the W ant Ads.
P h o n es:
Office 9184
R e s. 2193
f u rn a c e w ood, b o d y fir. F r a n k A rm
F O It S A L E — 20 R. I. re d p u lle ts, $1
be a successful candidate.
P le K,ntply sta te d : "I am a novelist
s tr o n g . G re s h a m , p h o n e 3253.
tf
ea c h . M rs. A. L. D a v ie s, T ro u td a le ,
N O T IC E O F H I I M I F IN A L
DR.
W.
.1.
OTT
O reg o n . P h o n e C o r b e tt 503.
and of co u rse lay no claim to a u ­
ACCOUNT.
S E C O N D -G R O W T H
F IR
CORD-
th o rity on such su b jects.”
No. 25655
(«KESII A VI I IKKA KV
Dentist
w ood, >,-) a c o rd . R a y W a ite , B a rn e s
■ w i ' i ’L-u m d l u i x u I ,
«*■» th e o cto g en arian s. n th e C ir c u it i 'o u r t o f th e S t a t e o f
ro a d , n e a r A n d e rs o n s ta tio n .
Nerve Blocking
D ental X-Ray
I N » I I I'JN I A If E N I S sep tu ag en arian « and ce n te n arian s
O reg o n fo r th e C o u n ty o f .M ultno­
I W O O D S A W IN G . S a tis f a c tio n g u a r a n -
a h . In C ro llate.
Office o v er B a n k o f G resh am
—
.. . .
I who fill th e p ap ers with ab su rd se- n m th
M O D E R N .»-ROOM H O U S E a n d fo u r | te e d . F lo y d S u rfa c e , p h o n e 22x4.
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I.R en ts of ch ild ren patronizing c re ts for long life.
lo ts in W h ite h e a d a d d itio n fo r sa le
B a ile y , D e c e a s e d .
firep lace , b u ilt-in k itc h e n , b r e a k f a s t W O O D F O R S A L E , d e liv e re d .
the G resham branch of Gie P o rt- I One old womun says sm oking a
N o tic e la h e re b y g iv e n , t h a t th e u n ­
F irs t
nook .w o o d sh ed a n d g a r a g e .
A lso
d m in is tr a to r De B o n is
g r o w th fir a n d m a p le , a ls o c e d a r DR. JULIUS G. STURE
land public lib rary and o thers who I corm 'ob pipe did It; an o th e r says d N e o rs n ig o n f e d th . e a s E s A
o n e a c r e on C le v e la n d a v e n u e w ith
t a t e o f T. .1. B a ile y , de
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l-ro o m h o u se, w o o d sh ed a n d c h ic k ­
are Interested in good lite ra tu re I n ™ « * " * tl,M,r" , * “ « responsible. c c a s c il lie s tile d id s fin a l a c c o u n t w ith x v _____s - _<» TO..*»-_
.
.
Dentist
en h o u se .
R e a so n a b le , te r m s co n -
-.-letltC iit““
I One man says rid in g a horse gave th .- C i r c u i t C o u r t o f t h e S t a t e o f t i r e -
>"br«<l
E. li. K irk w o o d , G re sh a m . F O R W O O D S A W IN G c a ll S te v e M ars-
Office In B an k o f G resham B ld g .
•ire cordially Invited to visit the him his longevity; an o th er never g o n . fo r th e C o u n ty o f M u ltn o m a h ,
D e p a r tm e n t o f P ro b a te , a n d t h a t M o n ­
to n , p h o n e 385.
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N e rv e B lo c k in g
Because Wrigley’s, besides T W O
I'hrary d uring ch ild ren ’s good getting m ore th an a few h o u rs’ d a y , th e 13th d a y o f D e c e m b e r, 1926
F U R N IS H E D
S L E E P IN G
X - R a y W o r k R e fe r r e d
ro o m s fo r r e n t ; lig h t a n d c o m f o rt­ C A L K IN S
a l th e h o u r o f 9:30 a . m . a n d th e being a delightful confection,
W O O D S A W IN G .
even
hook week, November 7 to 13. 1«*eep.
a b le .
re a s o n a b le .
B. W . E m e ry
Office 1231
~ P hones
R e s. 3264
o u r tro o m o f s a id C o u rt
h a s b een
le n g th s a sp e c ia lty . P h o n e 1106.
A fter a w hile th e tru th begins to < fixed
H ood a v e n u e .
’
a s th e tim e a n d p la c e fo r th e
w here hooks suitable for gifts for
daw n th a t they know no m ore about h e a r in g o f o b je c tio n s to s a id final affords beneficial exercise to
children will be on display. The it th a n anyon else, but they c a n 't a c c o u n t a n d th e s e ttle m e n t th e r e o f
NT.
W ill acco m -
ATTORNEYS
the teeth and clears them of ¡A m R o A d a G te E F la O r R g t IE
Miscellaneous
c ars.
Four
b lo c k s i
D a te d a n d firs t p u b lish e d . N ov. 5. ’26.
local lib rarian will he glad to a s ­ adm it It.
fro
m
b
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sin
e
ss
food
particles.
se
c
tio
n
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A
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B
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D a te o f l a s t p u b lic a tio n . D ee 3 1926
T W O A C R E S of ^ ’.?.t.a toes I« the A T w a te r 0715 P h o n e s G r e s h a m 1591
II D av ies, o u tlo o k oîfi»
Th old negro who Haiti th e se-
sist in m aking suitable selections.
K . A. M IL L E R .
g ro u n d fo r sa le. W ill let p a r t y d ig
.. . . . . A d m in is tr a to r De B o n is N on.
A
lso
it
aids
digestion.
ci2a
o n s h a r e s o r w ill p a v b y s a c k
IL
McGuirk & Schneider
This move is p a rt of a concerted
F O R S A L E O R R E N T — A n 8 0 -acre
M c G U IR K tt S C H N E I D E R .
G. A n d re w , p h o n e 265x4.
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A tto r n e y s fo r A d m in is tr a to r
effort throughout the
te rrito ry
Attorneys at Law
c q u lp p s d w ith im p le m e n ts ; 114 m ile
D e B o n is N on,
M e a l ■ a s t o f M ille r’s s id in g on th e P . E . P. R O U N D E X T E N S IO N T A B L E F O R
served by the P ortland lib rary a s­
G r e s h a m Office W ith r o w B ld g .
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,
a t t h e Oscarelle
s a le , in good c o n d itio n .
W ill sell
P r o b a te a n d C o r p o r a tio n W o rk
I tt 1, E s ta c a d a .
sociation and Its b ranches to intro­
c h e a p . P h o n e tO x k
Select
ect them and leave o rd ers
P o r tla n d Offl, e. 501-7 C o r b e tt B ld g .
duce desirable reading m aterial to
L O R R E N T — A m o d e rn 5 -ro o m h o u se I W ANT E l) — E ld e rly p eo p le o r c h ild re n
A pply Dr. A. T h o m p so n , G re s h a m ,
the child patro n s of the library.
p h o n e 316.
1 to h o a rd in a c o m f o rta b le m o d e rn
Republicans Lead
Fits Pocket
and
P u r se i
Real Estate, Rentals, Etc.
Used
PCOPle ©K Ref
ROSE BUSHES
A f t e r E v e ry
D a v id S t a b le r
Tbird ( lass I’lislm asiers Seek Civil
Service.
Everybody know s the postm aster
SAND
GRAVEL
and everybody expects efficient and
courteous service from him. T here 60c aud 76c a yard at pit or will
deliver.
are four classes of postm asters
.The third class are those whosi
(). A. BRYAN
salaries range irotn >1,10» to >2.30»
1‘huue G res hum 7Si9
per annum , depending upon th e re ­
ceipts of the office. The National
League of D istrict P ostm asters
(Third and F ourth (Hasses) Is u r g ­
ing congress Io place th ird cluss
under civil service. F ou rth cluss for ex p e rt m achine w ork and auto
are already in. but th ird class a re repuirs. Hug bodies b u ilt to order.
appointed by the president and con­ T rou td ale, Ore.
P h on e 49x5
firmed by the sen ate for a four-
year term only No m a tte r how e f­
ficient they may he, nor how much
FOR PILES
their patrons desire th e ir retention,
they are not retained unless the f „ ?
m an s a y s "M> w ife su f-
year<'- «'<» 'ube of Ham-
congressm en belonging to the party i h'l s O in r. tm 15
e n t c u r e d h e r ." S o ld w ith
In power endorses them.
p o slllv e lu o n r y -h a c k g u a r a n te e .
S e­
This practice, th e ir organization c u re It a t G r e s h a m D ru g C o., G re s h a m
O
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claim s, is not conducive to th e best lu b e s p o s tp a id 91 no
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H a m le t
interest o f the postal service in tile M a n u f a c tu r e r . 6657 82d s tr e e t, S E
com m unities served by the third I o r tla n d . O reg o n
class
T here ure m ore I h u ll 11,000 third
elks * in the United S tates. More
than 9.»00 of them own the equip
In p it n r s c re e n e d In b u n k e r s
ment used post office boxes, etc.
a ls o d e liv e re d
The rent of th e boxes goes to the
gov em inent, anil when the post­
m aster Is succeeded hv an o th er he
has no m arket for his equipm ent,
H e n s le y r o a d n e a r T ro u td a le
P h o n e G r e s h a m 15x1
for which lie lias paid.
T hird class p o stm asters say there
Is in Incentive to m ake the postal
business a life work, nor to equip
their dllees so as to m ake them
places of w hich the com m unities
mid Gio government may be proud.
Thev point out that the post office
is *te Idggest business institution
in th world, and should be con-
d lict<
in Accordance w ith estab-
Hall id husincae prnK iples
Faltli-
ful am I ««fils lent service should he
reward d by retention, and the in­
compel i' its and ca rele ss should be
fired. Economy in th e adniln lstra-
lion d the « «illici-H would result,
say the post m usters, because a
MONEY TALKS
turnover wheu the a dm in 1st ration
at W aohiiigton changes is a costly
Salesm an, S aleslad ies and Re­
proceeding. T rained, experienced
tail m e rch an t. My Hems fit all
men and women a re replaced by
of you S alesm an av erag e >1.00
those who have rarely , If ever, been
profit for every d ealer called on.
inside a postoffice, and th e postal t’o sls d ealer $2.00, he sella for
$2.50 m akes >1 5« ,,n $2.00 In­
set vl, in the community suffers
w hile the new postm aster is m as­
vested. S alesm an m akes $J. If
tering the <letails and learning the
you a re a S alesm an or w ish to
hundreds of ru les and reg ulations
become oue. If you never sold
that govern his office.
anything in your life I will tell
All b ranches of th e postal s e r­ you how to m ake b etter th an
$100 a week
(A ddress)
vice. except first, second and third
class postm asters, a re under civil
Geo. L. Lane. Mansfield, Ohio
service, and nobody w ants to r e ­
tu rn to the old hpoll system In the
people's business. P resident Cool­
idge has recom m ended t,< congress
that p o stm asters be put in the civil
service, as have his p n deeessors In
Phone Mx
iffice The postm aster general says
it should be done. But It requires
an a rt of congress. The p o stm ast­
ers believe the public, which pays
the bill, is concerned only with
good service, and th at congress will
act when th e public expresses Ils
approval.
COOK’S MACHINE SHOP
GRAVEL
hi lit S A L E — E q u ity In 5 -ro o m h o u se
o n M a p le a v e n u e .
F o r p a rtic u la rs
Ä a « , » d V e U
a Ä
SEA SO N O F
GREETING CARDS
'T'U P exchange of Greeting Cards at the
1 Holiday Season has rightly become a
universal custom because it provides a
graceful way of acknowledging friendships.
G rass stain s u sually disappear
by th e application of alcohol or
m o la s s e s
Still doing him ine »8
W A N T T O T R A D E — 7 -ro o m h o u se a n d
i °£ - *o t® in n it‘û lo c a tio n In P o r t -
la n a fo r G r e s h a m p r o p e rty
** e is
"
N
R o d lu n , 4504. 42d A ve. S. E.
^ 9 ? S A L E — 20 a c r e s n e a r P le a s a n t
VniSed I,nip ro .ven,n.'nl!: *300”
T e rm s.
S p le n d id la n d . T w elv e 5 -a c re t r a c t s
t o lu m h ia r iv e r b o tto m la n d s s u ita b le
fo r m in t.
10 p e r c e n t c a s h . 1 p e r
c e n t p e r m o n th .
T e le p h o n e 1441,
F i r s t S l a t e B a n k . G re s h a m . O reg o n
F A R M S F O R S A L E , la r g e o r sm a ll.
íin„ ¿ ’in e « ¿ c u l t u r a l se c tio n . K a r l L
H n g h e rg , R t. 2, G r e s h a m , p h o n e 576.
Automobiles
—s —
At \o u r suggestion our salesman will call
on you with samples of our beautiful lines
of Greeting Cards.
1926
FO RD
TUDOR
h o rs e s o r c a ttle
SED A N
4i>5 E a s t
fo r
R u s s e ll
s tr e e t, n e a r U n ion a v e n u e a n d Lorn-
h a rd . P o rtla n d .
..
,
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I « II« I I -.«I C a r s
L o w er T 'rif. .
lO'ie „ a
S P E C IA L S
19'ü Rnrid it, * " V e K’. U u ck steU a x l e . 3375
1.»
Bui. k-1.
to u r in g i• ..................... 150
ita,
ivc-.'.'tiiiL'.’f
M.
TO R CO.
C ,,.,.,? ? " lte E B G S r T e s E h R a m M O
P ostoffice
P h o n e 11,1
G re sh a m
I-8ED CABS kT MAKI i; s.
I’lie variety in style and price will be of
convenience to many.
I. L. Davidson
F ran k C. J o n e s
1926
M O N E Y T O L O A N on r e a l e s t a t e se-
1 ur>ty. K. A. M iller, G re s h a m , O re.
—P —
11 Is well to order at once while lines are com­
plete for ns the holidays approach various lines will
he closed out. (a ll here now and look over the
samples.
Gresham Outlook
P h on e 1 5 6 1
- h o r ilo r s e d a n s In fine c o n d itio n .
I w o 1924 touriiiK-M.
T w o 1923 to u rin g » .
192;» r o a d s te r , fine c o n d itio n .
D o d g e sp e c ia l to u r in g , a w o n d e rfu l
..
.
" b ite 1 ^ ,-to n tr u c k , good r u b b e r
,a n d r u n s tine. >700.
S a m p s o n tr u c k . 1922 m o d e l. >200
M o re la n d 2 -to n la te m o d el In w o n ­
d e r fu l c o n d itio n a n d u se d v e ry little .
O n e - th ir d d o w n , b a la n c e 12 m o n th s
a n d t r a d e s a c c e p te d .
U R G E S T O R E R O O M S fo r a u t o s o r
a n y o t h e r s to r a g e , la r g e b a m a n d
y a r d f o r sto c k s a le
R e a s o n a b le
r a te s . P h o n e 3277. S. S. T h o m p so n .
Gresham-Portland Truck
\\ e have our own terminal and warehouse
at I ast W ater and Salmon, one block north of
the Auto Freight Terminal.
Send all freight to Walrad & Wright,
Inc. warehouse in the Pacific Bridge build­
ing. Our trucks leave Portland for Gresh­
am several times each day.
lu our spacious, tire-proof warehouse we
t an store your produce, grain, furniture, etc.
SAND AND GRAVEL
( RI SHED ROCK AND ROAD MATERIAL
WALRAD & WRIGHT, Inc.
J Elk,_
aw a
Portland Phone EA. Ä.1S0
_
Gresham Phone 1SJR1
R e g u la r »l.;3.5q.
S p e c ia l u n t i . \ V
y em h .-r L,. 1926- 3115. T e rm s if d e ­
sire d
A corn S a le s & S e rv ic e Co.,
G re s h - a m 12.73.
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1-D 7n.89 A C O R N C O A L a n d W O O D
ra n g e , w h ite e n a m e l s p la s h e r a n d
d o o r p a n e ls n lc k le tr im .
R e g u la r
{¿3 - h l,,',_ la l u n til N o v e m b e r 15, 1926.
. 7 '
c. T e r ’i,s c a n be a r r a n g e d .
R a j’"
68 * S e rv ic e c ° . G re s h a m
NO. 25 R U U D G A S W A T E R H E A T -
Ur '
new . 112.50. A c o rn S a le s
S e rv ic e Co.. G r e s h a m 1233.
“
F I R S T C L A S S C A R IN E T p h o n o g ra p h
w i,h 30 p k g s. n e e d le s . 41 d a n d y rec-
2666S
SeU f<ir H 5, C° St ,135’ Cal1
I P IA N O
FO R
SA LE.
P h o n e G r e s h a m 1751.
Farm Machinery, Etc.
CREAM
S E P A R A T O R — F i r s t c la s s
c o n d itio n . >30, if ta k e n a t o n ce. R
H. I ’u rfc e , q u a r t e r m ile e a s t o f A n-
d e rs o n s t a ti o n o n S to n e ro a d . P h o n e
G r e s h a m 2688.
T W O -B O T T O M
1 4 -IN C H
NO.
78
O liv e r c h ille d h e a v y b e a m t r a c t o r
Plow . >30. S e v e n -fo o t P e o r ia c o m b i­
n a tio n g r a i n a n d f e r tilis e r d rill, 2 o r
> h o rse . , heat). II W L y n c h , R t. 7.
B o x 549. P o r tla n d , S U n s e t 6623-J-4.
A U T O M A T IC
n e v e r u se d ,
w h a t? R . F
M A N U R E C A R R IE R
fo r »ale o r t r a d e fo r
M a lte r s , p h o n e 1731.
H t u t ; AIM S.
T o be h a d a t th e I n te r n a tio n a l H a r ­
v e s te r C o C o rn b in d e r s w ith to n g u e
tr u c k , r e g u l a r >240. n o w >200. W a g -
on»
d is k h a r ro w s , d r ills , p lo w s
t>ackers.
s ta c k e rs .
e n g in e s
S ee
I t u a r k a t th e I n te r n a tio n a l H a r v e s t e r
c o . 3QQ B e lm o n t S t.. P o r tla n d .
tf
Plants, Seeds. Etc.
NEW
DREGUN
p l a n t s f o r sa le
G resh am , R t 1.
IM P R O V E D t)R B G O N S T R A W R E R -
P L h |a "’«- .».* » th ou san d . >2.50 for
30*) Geo. W lrth. Ro»'kwood road. U
m ile so o th o f S ectio n L in e
Phone
tf
M U R IC IA N s
FRIEDA E. BRATZEL
A c c re d ite d T e a r h e r o f P la n o
a n d H a rm o n y
S tu d io P h o n e l x
R e s id e n c e 791
EDELLA TOWLE MILLER
T e a c h e r o f D u n n in g S y s te m
fo r F o u n d a tio n S tu d y
« ?t,.d ^ Uo»° ° P P ° s l,e P u b lic L ib r a r y
S tu d io P h o n e lx_________ R .«si.lcn .e 1314
PIANO
FLORENCE M. HONEY
S tu d io F i r s t S t a t e B a n k B ld g .
G re s h a m
I-U M B E R F O R A L L K IN D S o f b u lld -
in ? p u rp o se s , a i r - d r ie d
S easo n ed
• J o n s r u d - -O — u n d e r r o S
« ry « lu m * h —
er
L u m b e r c o m p a n y , 2H m ile s s o u t h ­
e a s t o f K elso .
Pianfr and Voice
A ccred ited T each er
E»ery VYedneiiday a t the hom e o f
- Mr». VIart ha F ield h ou se
D orothy M . Q uinby
A c c re d ite d T e a c h e r o f
F O R S A L E — S p a c e In t h i s c la s sifie d
d e p a r tm e n t. C a ll a t office o r p h o n e
G r e s h a m 1561.
T IR E S
Bentley's Tire »Shop
j >h,>ll>‘ H Q ! G r e s h a m
TRUCKING
S h o rt und Long H auls
PRICES RIGHT
Earl Calkins
GRESHAM
TRUCK HAULING
G resh am ,
F a lr r le w ,
VIOLIN
C la s s a n d I n d iv id u a l I n s tr u c tio n .
S tu d e n ts O r c h e s tr a .
s t u d i o : H o w ltt R n 11,1 I n r
(Klint O versize
F ed eral D efender Cords, fully
g u aran teed #9.6.‘>
P h o n e >67
P h o n e 1721
TOM G. TAYLOR
V U L C A N S M O O TH T O P G A S r a n g e
in A -l c o n d itio n . A b a r g a in a t 340
be a rra n g e d .
G re s h a m
1233. A sk fo r M a so n .
P o rtla a d
IN S U R A N C E
J. ROSS BROWN
Real E state and Insurance
F I B F — A U T O M O B IL E — L IF E -
H EA LTH — BUROLARY
OfflCe
P o w e ^ ^ ^ e t.
ReS-
JAMES ELKINGTON
IN S U R A N C E
A e r l d r a t, S a r e ty B ond», A ato m o b U e,
F ir e , L H e, H e a lth , P la te U las»
Office o n M a in S tr e e t
Office 2341
P hones
R ea. 3288
T rip s D a lly
GALEN FANCHER
C all " P ork y" for S ervire
G ruham f i t
GEORGE MOFFITT
PLASTERER
CONTRACTOR
Insurance
C. A. BUTCHER
Buyer of Livestock
Iw»-ated on R ase U n a and
B u ck ley A v en u e
P hon o T A b or 4979
***** *
P o rtla n d , Ora.
Real Estate
A rrid esti, H e a lth , A atom obU e
O re g o n F ir e R e lie f A ssn .
O regon L ife In su ra n ce C om pany
B. W. THORNE, Agent
Office
„ „
COL. W. S. WOOD & SONS
P hon e T A b or »Oil
3199 E. M orrlsoa S t. P o rtla a d . Ore.
STRAW BERRY
Tom
D on ah u e.
MdWO IM P R O V E D O R E G O N s t r a w -
b e r ry p la n t s fo r sale, s t a te in sp e c te d .
>5 p e r th o u s a n d
V
a . «Nelson
p h o n e S a n d y 2>xl.
Attorney at Law
Office o v e r B a n k o f G r e s h a m
Office 1131
P h o n es
R es. 1461
a lm o s t
new .
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" / w , ? h it
I ' E S - 5*-11 y o u w a n t a t
I ,w ” b its a box; B r in g y o u r b o x es
. “ n d co m e a lo n g . H . M cG in n is. M t.
I
H ood lo o p , h a lf m ile so u th o f O rie n t.
.
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V U I.C A N S M O O T H T O P A u to m a tic
I ffas
g a s r ra a n g e s .
C a b in e t ty p e , la r g e
e e ile
l l e r.
e
» 1 ______
_ • «
a
<>ven a n d j b K ro
y e a r ’ old
395
cari be a r r a n g e d .
G resh am
I 1233.
1924 F O R D T O U R IN G fo r sa le . In A -l
c o n d itio n .
N ew p a in t, g o o d tir e s
»J imi . T « rm s.
A. C a rls o n , n o r th o f
O rie n t s ta tio n .
I tn rg n ln s In t «ed C ar».
S o m e f a s t F o rd ra c e b u g s.
G ood F o rd to u r in g . >95.
P o r d ' P u U e l l a x le a n d e x tr a s .
" i'tt9 Ì ’^ i . i O
? e' ‘n to be » P P re c ia te d .
192. O a k la n d 4 - p a s s e n g e r co u p e, fine
c o n d itio n . >250.
J L. C o c k . T ro u td a le , p h o n e 48x5.
YV. J. COOPER
hom e.
M rs M. L e n n a rtz . P le a s a n t
H om e
A d d re ss , G re s h a m , p h o n e
G r e s h a m 1699
1
w h ite e n a m e ,
A uctioneer
•
V A N C O U V E R , W A S H IN G T O N
F arm and Stoeh S a les a S p ecia lty
p * ,,* e Y a a e o a v e r (14, or
G resham O atlooh I>«1
R *S®I*r * i a n d R o p a lre d
All k in d s o f T o p M a te ria l a n d
< u rtaln W in d ow s
S. E. PALMQUIST
AUTO T O P S H O P
Mata S t.
G resham
P hoaa lt>5