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Classified— classy ads.
t r ,a l » u b w r ip tlo n . 60s.
«uggest, too, ■ th a t - you o rd er “ now
( o m b in a ti o n r a t e s w ith a ll th e P o r t- *“
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la n d D atile«.
P rices a re low er, th is year, than
ever before.
A D V E R T IS IN G
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O ur " P r — "«a GRESHAM OUTLOOK, Phone 1561. ) AKE YOU MAGNETIC?
P erso n al m agnetism
In m aking a Jelly-roll, c rw k ln g
i n X “ of depends on
Mi?r?,| r r *T1 lÄ S
« " '« » d - c la s s
m a tte r
>od health . Illn ess of an y kind
J?“ ^ ® 3' A*11, a t th e P o sto fflc e a t
s
prevented
by
cu
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the
hard
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the
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the dough
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before 'ro
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H ealthy o t and
M a^
Vital Topics
G overnor PierCe has pardoned I A K°od way to elim inate sta rc h
Allan M cLaren, convicted in th e I S’ . inf 18 to Herve boiled rice on
circu it court o f C lackam as county w h lr t ^
“ 0 0 0 ^ on M o X ^ ?
tor crim inal assau lt and sentenced I starch in g . Rice w ater really w orks
to th ree y ears in th e p enitentiary. I b etter th an »larch.
He had served about a year. T his
n ..
action seem s to be the opposite of from “old IlnZn d resse s ° ften m ade
the governor's declared policy In
regard to executive pardons but it I A (liv e r knife is alw ays best for
is thought he m ust have felt th a t knife"*- -* * * 1 CU8tard- When the
he had good grounds for his action I is ’d oi|l , ”neH ° Ut Cle“ n ,h e cu atard
ne.
as he is know n to be consclencious
about such m atters. G enerally re -I H utter cakes a re m ore satisfac-
g ret is expressed on the grotw d |
° f th e
that leniency tends to minimize
the heinousness of the crim e.
I A toothpick is m ore sa n ita ry to
use in testin g cakes th an a broom
straw
The holder m ay be kept
W ill lit» 01,1» MEN WORK!
| wlt>1 o th e r cooking m aterials.
W hy do old people keep rig h t on
w orking, with ra re exceptions,
even a fte r th e necessity of e a rlie r
yeais Is past? Why don’t they take
the years beyond 50 or 60 for rest,
travel, reading or play?
A fter a man is 50 he should not
have anything on his mind hut
hair, says someone. But at th a t
age m any men haven’t even th a t on
their m inds unless It is In an effort
to retrieve
the
loss
suffered
through w orry.
The rensoifs for a continued de
votion to life’s activities are m ain
ly twofold, w here the absolute
necessity has ceased. They are
habit add pleasure.
Most elderly people who a re In
good health have become so a c
custom ed to toll of some useful
kind that they are quite lost w ith
out It The mind and the muscles
seem to dem and the accustom ed
activity.
The other reason Is it Is pleas-
urenble. T here Is Joy in service
for those who have lived, and ure
living, with some w orthy and c h e r
ished object In life. It | H a way of
doing good and earning money
with which to aid some w orthy
cause. And rest is alw ays sw eeter
when It follows useful labor.
T here are other reasons th a t
probably ac tu ate some, such as se t
ting a good exam ple for the young
er generation, providing
added
com forts tor loved ones, insuring
one’s self again st Incompetency
and dependence.
“ Dad. why don't you q u it?’’ says
the young man to his elderly fa th
er or grandfather. But dad hates
to give up, th in k s he can still he
useful, enjoys work and finds
much to do. Why should he quit?
G ilt I RNHENTAI. I tk H illH .
F ran k O. Lowden, ex-governor of
Illinois, spoke at the U niversity of
Oregon last week. Speaking of Im
provem ents th a t could he m ade In
our governm ental system he advo
cated n perm anent under secretary
for each departm ent of the national
governm ent in order to aecure s a t
isfactory adm inistration
Pointing out the general recogni
tion of the necessity of overhauling
the governm ental m achinery. Mr
Lowden declared th a t one of th
greaiest faults In the organisation
at W ashington la the failure to fol
low the principle of putting only
those activities relatin g to a com
m o n subject In any single depart
ment. In addition, legislative and
Judicial boards, outside or d e p a rt
mental Jurisdiction, are given ad
m inistrativ e functions by congress,
Which Increases the growing com
plexity nod Irresponsibility of ad
m inistration. as, for Instance, the
in te rsta te Com m erce Commission.
The N ational Conference on the
Science of Politics, of w hich Pres
Ident Arnold Bennett H all Is one of
the founders and leaders, is one of
the m ost hopeful and prom ising
features
of
m odern
political
science. Mr. Lowden declared. By
the scientific m ethods, which tin
conference advocates, “we can de
term ine w hat m ethods of public
adm inistration are economical, ef-
ficlent and Just In th eir operations
and w hat ones a re not," he said.
"From the universities m ust come
th e rese arch necessary for re
form ."
1 h ere has never been any m an
who has given me as much In sp ir
ation and stim ulation In thinking
as your own A rnold Bennett Hall."
Mr. Ixiw deu, who Is a close friend
of Dr. H all's, declared. Mr. Low
den ex plained he first c a m , In con
ta c t w ith Dr. H all a fte r rending the
p re sid e n t's book, "D ynam ic Amer
icanism ," w hich w as published In
1920
H e w ro te a note to lia ll,
since he co n sid ered th e book r e
m arkable. and th e ir frie n d sh ip be
gan.
W hen p re p a rin g pum p k in plea,
the flavor is im proved by adding |
spices and s u g a r to th e pum pkin I
to w ards th e end ot th e lo o k in g j
process.
Auto F re ig h t T erm inal
I’urtlund, Phone EA st 2301
G resham , P hone 1201
Lundquist
XOYBXBER
12,
For first-class piano tuning w rite
F ra n k A. W hite. 379 E 47th street,
P o rtlan d , or phone A Tw ater 4520
o r TAbor 0284. T w enty-four years
experience w ith
leading piano
com panies. Including ('h ick erin g of K_________________________
Boston.—Adv.
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J n th e Ma‘t t c r ° o f th e E s ta te o f T J I L' sers o t th e W ant Ad colum n are
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’ I urged to pay cash w ith o rd er and w e fall. C o o p e ra tio n u n ite s
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A tto r n e y s fo r A d m in is tr a to r
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W ith Dr. W . J. o t t
T E D —M o re p eo p le to u se th«*
There’s a treat for you and O regon'® H lc k e y ’ o f R o u te ». B o rin g .
W a n t A da. C a ll G r e s h a m 1561.
B e st p h o n e fo r a p p o in tm e n t
Cattle
Employment
Or. Geo. E. Mallett
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m int sugar jacket and another
In the Peppermint - flavored
gum inside —that is
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1. B o rin g
S h u ,ta ’ o f R o u te I- B o rin g .
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look, G r e s h a m . O re g o n .
PORTLAND
WAY POINTS
GRESHAM
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I’M HERE
TELL YOU
THEY’RE GOOD
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in c r e a g e y o u r n e t P r o f i^
w ith tile
lo n g Tr u n be8t t l , e / ° U c a n * e t is th’e c h e a p e s t i„ th e
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of you. S alesm an av erag e $1.00
profit for every d ealer called on
Costa d ealer $2.00. he sella for
$3.50 m akes $1.60 on $2.00 In
vested. S alesm an m akes $1. If
you a re a S alesm an or w ish to
become one. If you never sold
an y thing in your life i will tell
,1** ,o m ake b etter th an
$100 a week. (A ddress)
Oeo. L. Lane, Mansfield, Ohio
P h o n e 9fíx
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11111 - G r a h a m
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W owltt B nU dlng
IN S U R A N C E
D efender Cords, fully
g u aran teed $9.65
J. ROSS BROWN
Real E state and Insurance
trucking
Short and Long Hauls
t’RICES r ig h t
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H EALTH - BURGLARY
Office 2561
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R es. 35(3
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JAMES ELKINGTON
IN S U R A N C E
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Office 3341
Phones
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GALEN FANCHER
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GREETING CARDS
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Real Estate, Rentals, Etc.
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DR. C. L. HAYNES
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W ood and Sawing
GRESHAM PRODUCE CO.
Etectne
H o u r s : 10 A. M. to 5 P . M
M a m S t r e e t ^ S ^ o n d , G re s h a m
A L L K IN D S , A N Y T IM E
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fe m a le F o x T e r r i e r lo st on B a se
k in g s r o a d '
F in d e r c a ll 1721 ev e-
PO U LTR Y W AN TED
P h o n e 1103
GEO. LEWIS & SON
H illsboro, O re , R. F. 1». No. 2
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Articles—Lost or Found
G re sh
Poultry
(m ost value in Ion
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Truck Line
d r a in “ ™
BRIDAT,
C. A. BUTCHER
B u y e r o f L iv e s to c k
Ixx-ated on B a se L ins and
B u ck ley A venue
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