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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1926)
back kit Cranberry Growing Is Oregon Industry CKESHAM BORING PLEASANT HOME The re g u la r church services will Sunday school will begin a t 10 be held next Sunday. They are o'clock Sunday m orning a t the preaching a t 10 o'clock by th e Rev P lea san t Home M ethodist church, E. W. W ltbnell and Sunday school of w hich th e Rev. E W. W ithnell Is C ranberries are one of th e m ost at 11, under th e supervision of L es th e pasto r. P reaching w ill follow tem pting delicacies on th e m arket te r Boring. T h ere a re classes for at 11 from th e subject, "Isa ia h 's this near T hanksgiving tim e and all. The Bible study class will Vision.” T h ere will be a special m eet in the evening a t 7.30, and selection by the m ale q u arte t. The they go well w ith any meat. P erhaps few in this locality the Boy Scouts will hold th e ir reg Junior services will be held in th e w hen they buy and serve c ra n b e r u lar m eeting on Monday evening. church basem ent a t the sam e hour ries think of them as a choice O re All arran g e m en ts are com pleted in charge of Mrs. A lta Stafford. E pw orth T.eague services will be gon crop. But they are grow n ex for the L adies Aid b azaar and en tensively in the m arshy places near te rtain m e n t on S atu rd ay evening, gin at 8 o’clock and th e p asto r will preach an evangelistic serm on at th e beach and especially near A s November 20. The Boring com m unity club held th is tim e. T his will conclude the I to ria w here J. S. D ellinger has ex special m eeting a t the school- win-m y-chum cam paign. B egin tensive c ra n b e rry m arshes. bouse T uesday evening for th e ning at 8 o'clock on Monday eve Mr. D ellinger is publisher of the Morning A storian and grow s c r a n purpose of m aking arran g em en ts ning and con tin u in g th ro u g h the berries as a side Issue a t Dellmoor. for having a floor p u t Into the week, ad u lt m em bers of the church A com m ittee will Conduct a w ln-m y-nelghbor All who go by auto from A storia to school play shed. was appointed to m eet with the cam paign. Two or m ore m em bers Seaside m ust have noticed th is ex tensive cra n b erry m arsh along th e school board to m ake plans for will have ch a rg e of th e service same. A m eeting of th e school each evening, also special m usic highw ay. The Outlook acknow ledges the board has been called for Monday will be rendered a t th ese services. All a re Invited to attend. receipt from its new spaper friend evening, N ovember 22. E rnest W ilson m et w ith a severe at A storia of a fine tw o-pound L aundry Work W anted. sam ple of these D ellm oor c ra n accident about 5:30 T uesday eve W ill tak e w ashing and ironing at berries. They a re large, w ell co l ning when the m otorcycle which my home. H ave electric w asher. ored, choice berries and will add he was riding collided w ith a lum Mrs. A lta T ru itt, G resham , phone tf color and flavor to the T h anksgiv ber tru c k near P ete rso n 's corner. 366x. ing dinner. This also gives the Ills hand was severely h u rt and Outlook a chance to tell its read th e hones of his fingers broken. ers som ething about cra n b erry Ray Naas took him to G resham for m edical treatm en t. grow ing in Oregon. Mrs. C. L. G regson fell on T u es Mr D ellinger says his com pany day and dislocated h er knee. is the larg est grow er of cra n b e r A lfred Sloop's new home w est of ries in the northw est. They are experim enting this year on selling Boring is rapidly being pushed to a direct to the custom er, cu ttin g out finish. W hat m ight have been a very to a ce rtain extent the m iddlem an. W hether It can be worked out or serious accident but resu lted in do not rem ains to he seen, but Mr ing only a sm all am ount of dam D ellinger is a firm believer in g et age, occurred Sunday when ting the products of the land to the thoughtless young man dropped a consum er at as low a price us pos m atch Into an abandoned gasoline sible, thereby increasing consum p tank. It exploded, w recking th e tion, and hopes to work it out on tank and costing the young man >28. this line. C ranberries th is year, on account of such a large su rp lu s of oth er COTTRELL fruit, a re selling at the low est lig- The pupils of th e g rad e school as u re In 10 years, the price for a bushel of c ra n b errie s delivered well as the Sandy high school s tu from Dellmoor m arsh to any place dents enjoyed a two days' vacation In Oregon and W ashington Is >4. la st week on uccount of the C lacka H ow ever, the Industry is in fair m as county te a c h e rs’ in stitu te held N atu re’s fram e for the shape. In fact, at p resent prices in Oregon City. Over 400 te ach ers face Is lovely hair. th ere is a protlt left to th e grow er of the county attended. J. D. Orr, p rincipal of Sandy high school, Keep your h air healthy, w here th e production Is on a lurge was one of th e delegates elected to neat, and modish. Let scale. the Oregon sta te te ac h ers' asso- us bob It for you and The D ellm oor cra n b erry m a rsh iation. V. A. M endenhall of Boring gave es, located In th e northw est corner add to your p ersonal a radio concert over ttie sto re S a t * of the state, can bo designated as urday night and d em onstrated a charm . one of the show places of Oregon. 5 tube Fada radio. Mr. M enden Visit o u r shop. T here are 4n acres plnntcd to the hall is tlie au thorized Fada and At red berries, 30 acres of w hich ure w ater-K ent rad io dealer at Boring. now In full bearing. It takes live G reeting Curds. years to bring a m arsh Into full T h ere Is no nicer form of C h rist bearing T his year the crop bar m as rem em brance for d ista n t r e la vested at Dellmoor was over 9000 tives and frien d s th an a neatly en graved personal g reetin g card. bushels, about a traln lo ad of b e r Wo c a rry a com plete stock and ries. The banner ac re yielded 750 invite you to Inspect them . We bushels Four acres on the project suggest, too, th a t you o rd er now gave a net retu rn of 2634 bushels. for delivery about Decem ber 10. P rices ure low er, this year, than This was on a section of th e m arsh ever before. 4 OVER FIRST over 12 years old. GRESHAM OUTLOOK. Phone 1561. Growing c ra n b errie s cannot be j STATE BANK: Don't forget th e ad v e rtise rs when r ailed a poor m an's game. Accord lag to th e V. S. D ep artm en t of Ag yon need an y th in g In th e ir line. ric u ltu re it is the m ost highly specialised of any farm product grown. . I t costs about $1500 per acre by th e tim e you get your flrst crop You have everything to tight th a t th e o rdinary fru it ra ise r has to go up against w ith a lot of ex tras throw n in. Owing Io the n a tu re of the low-lying ground on which c ra n b errie s nre produced MENU Jack F rost Is the biggest enem y th a t the cra n b erry grow er has to Soup face. F rost Is fought by flooding T urkey with D ressing Gravy the m arshes w here It is possible to C ran b erry Sauce get w ater. In fact, a m arsh w ith Mashed P otatoes Cream ed Cauliflow er out a plentiful supply of w ater Is a very poor proposition Sm udging Plum Pudding Pie Is being resorted to but tills work Ice Creatn has not been carried far enough nt Tea Coffee Milk Dellmoor to know w hether it will be successful or not. A large am ount of capital has been invested in this industry in D inner served from 12 ‘till you're full the northw eat In the past 15 years, l ike other new enterpriaea owing to lack of experience, cost of up keep and neglect m any of the plantings have deteriorated and a great ileal of money has been lost. On the other hand, cra n b erry fields that have he>n scientifically h an d led, like D ellmoor, have proved to be a line investm ent. T he inaishea at D ellm oor during th e sum m er m onths are a beautiful sight and the public generally is alw ays made welcome. In order to help out this in d u s try Oregon people should dem and O regon-grow n c ra n b errie s of their grocery. 1 à r c s tta tn THANKSGIVING DINNER 75 WELLING’S A SAFE PLACE to put your money Oregon 1 ew Makes Notnhle Record A line record has be >n m inplet- ed by St. Mawes Susette of M. L. P.. a m ature Jersey cow In the herd of M J, Gibson of G resham S usette was tested for 365 days, and in that tim e she produced 788 07 lbs of fa* and 13890 lbs. of milk. Her m ilk, therefore, averaged 5 67 per cent b u tte rfa t for th e test. In her beat m onth her yield reached 103.37 lbs. of fat. When tested as a y e a r ling th is cow yielded 508.62 lbs. of fat and 8356 lbs. of m ilk In 365 days. H er dam In St. Mawes B eau ty ’s G ertie, a cow w hich ban a re c ord of 719.67 lba. of fat «.KAIL 1 I M 8 . P lan t In November. W ordens, Con cords, N iagaras are money m akers T ry them . P rices reasonable. H ar old Oberg, C raig road, fourth house ' north of B arr road. —Adv. tf 1 I bis Company has invested over $77,000,000 in this territory. It has 90,000 light and power customers and serves a population of over 400,000. Its business is growing steadily every day. • We offer you an «ipportunlty to Invent your money In this Micccssful ami ot ll-inanagcil business nt t.«7 per cent interest« Let us tell vou more about it. Investment Department, 820 E le ctric B uilding Portland Electric Power Co. Portland, Oregon OUTLOOK, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Two W eeks A fter C hristm as. You w ake up b rig h t and early C hristm as m orning. You open the stockings. C h ristm as p resen ts on C hristm as m orning a re th e m ost w onderful, beautiful th in g s In the world. U nder th e soft light of C hristm as candles, every p resen t looks like a priceless treasu re. On th e day a fte r C hristm as, you begin to look at your p resen ts 1», 199« ; m ore carefully. It is easier to de cide w hich ones you like best. One week a fte r C hristm as, your preferences a re very definite. Two weeks afte r C hristm as, you have to ’ stop and th in k a m inute to rem em - j her w hat some of your friends gave you. Why not give your frien d s a i C hristm as p resen t th a t they cannot I forget, and would not if th ey could? T he Y outh's Compauioo comes receive: 1. T he Y outh's Com panion—52 once every week—fifty-two tim es issues iu 1927, and in a year. For >2.00, w hat present 2. T he rem aining issues of 1926. could you possibly buy th a t would All for only >2. be m ore useful, more used,' and 3. Or include McCall's M agazine, b etter ap p reciated ? m onthly au th o rity ou fash Ju st send your o rd er to th e ad ions. Both publications, dress below and Santa Claus will only >2.50. tak e care of delivering the Com TH E YOUTH'S COMPANION panion to your home or to the S. N. Dept., Boston, Mass. home of a friend. S ubscribers will B Your Last Opportunity Saturday will be your last op- portunitv to buy ten cans of GOLD BAR QUALITY CAN N ED FOODS and receive a reg ular 18 can of GOLD BAR SUGAR PEAS FREE. Thous ands of our customers have tak en advantage of this special offer for NATION \L C A N N E D I OODS W EEK, and you can well affo rd to lay in a supply at this time. You may make up an assortment of any items under the GOLD B \R .BRAND you wish, through S a turday only. • FEATURES FOR SATURDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY PIGGLT? W IGGLY M I L K NBC “ P R E M IU M ’’ B orden's, C a rn a tio n a n d F e d e ra l SO DA S BUTTER S lig h tly sa lte d A lw ays fresh and sw eet, the best you can buy. 3 cans 28c 2-pound caddies .......... Lb. 46c 2 lbs. 91c FELS NAPTHA SOAP W'£l,’K ,e 10 bars for 49c VAN CAMPS PORK AND BEANS OREGON WALNUTS M edium tin s in T o m a to Sauce New crop, m edium size n u ts 3 cans 25c 25c lb. 3 lbs 72c BREAD Piirgly Wiggly 2-lb. him « s Of quality bread S a tu rd a y an d .Monday only “ I’l llstIN'AI. SELECTION” of your fresh fru its and vege tab les at l'lg g ly W iggly m eans satisfaction. JERSEY SW EET POTATOES— 4 p o u n d s............................... s ay McFAKI VN'D CRANBERRIES, fancy— 2 p o u n d s ........................... OEf NEW NAVEL ORANGES, la rg e— dow n ......................... ir J ,) C EANCY GRA PES— 2 pounds .............................................. -a r I lC AMAIZ0 OIL 45c quart tin “ MEMORIE” FANCY TABLE FR U ITS Memorie P itted O ates— P ack ag e ..................................................... M emorie Black Figs— P ack ag e ................................... 22C « r /I I /» ?2C A very fa n c y q u a lity eating fru it th a t you w ill rem em ber, and reasonably juiced, too. I ,) C Fischer's Cream Rolled Oats 9-lb. s a c k s .......... CIGARETTES A pure i orn oil for frying, baking or inayonuaise m aking. 1 lc Memorie F ru it Rolls— . P ackage ......................... ............... Memorie W hite Figs— P ackage ........................... — «)C None Such Mince Meat J C - P a c k a g e ............................ * vv L oaf CH E STE R FIE LD , CAMEL, LUCKY , S TR IK E , and ONE-ELEVENS. 2 pkgs. 25c J7_ < Z V RAISINS ECONOMY — PACKAGE — SEED LESS 4 lbs. 32c SCRA TCH FOOD, Fishers, 100-pound sack $2.65 AT Richland Standard Grade, can . v v illl DEL M AIZ, finest golden com, 2 fot 23 STORES 10c 35c Oh Henry ffiuw—Try them sliced 2 for..................... AN OREGON INSTITUTION “PIGGLY WIGGLY” STORE at G R ESH A M 15c on the Highway, next to BROWN’S MARKET A4
