GRF8HAM OUTLOOK.
HAGE FOUR
TUK8PAY. JAM A R \
IS. 1927
Sudden Death Cali
Son of F. A. Miller
coLUMB^jEiGHTs ßerry (¡rOtfers Study
Unusual Interest
Marketing Problems
Taken in Contest
Mr. and Mrs. H arold Andrew-
have moved from th e E astm an ad
dition to P o rtland. Mr. Andrew is
employed as p a rts m anager at the
W alter Metzger agency.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Gibson are
T he F irs t S tate Bank essay co n
rejoicing over the a rriv a l of a son
te st is cre atin g m ore enthusiasm
born to them Sunday night.
A supper will be given T hursday th an ever heretofore, says A rchie
Meyers, p resid en t ’of th e bank.
evenjog at th e B aptist church by
th e ladles of th e B aptist Guild to T hose who did n ot receive a c a l
en d ar a re asking for one and those
w hich all a re invited.
th a t have m islaid th e ir in stru c tio n s
Mr. and Mrs. Chase E. St. Clhlr relativ e to th e co n test a r e asking
served the first course of a p ro
for new copies.
gressive dinner to a p arty of P o rt
One teach er w rites as follow s:
land friends on Sunday afternoon.
“Notice of your essay c o n te s t’ has
F ifteen persons m ade up th e p arty
been handed to me. In your ex
and four oth er homes w ere visited
p lan atio n s you m ention R obert
In P o rtlan d before the la st course
M orris, a noted p atrio t, a man who
was served.
p rac tica lly saved th e p atrio t arm y
The second session of th e G resh during one of th e d ark e st periods
am sewing class w hich was form ed of the R evolutionary W ar, in co n ;
a week ago w ill be held a t room 10 nection w ith such term s as “spec
of the high school next W ednesday ulative and vicious h ab its.” I am
m orning, Ja n u a ry 19, beginning a t i
p retty w ell inform ed on the subject
9 o’clock. Mrs. W ilson from the of A m erican histo ry , but 1 never
G irls’ Polytechnic school in Porf-
even heard it hinted before th a t
land, will have ch arg e of th e class Robert M orris of P h iladelphia w as
Those who attended the first se s vicious. I have seen it deplored
sion w ere well pleased and en th u th a t such a noble p atrio t should
siastic about the work O thers who lose his fo rtu n e afte r his com
desire may join the class on Wed m endable self-sacrifice and the
nesday m orning.
su b stan tial help th a t he gave the
P rim ro ses are in bloom in the A m erican arm y. I should like to
yard of Mrs. S. I. Leland.
know ju st w here you get your in
A num ber of G resham people form ation.”
em braced th e o p p ortunity last
Our reply will ap p ear in the O ut
night of hearin g the concert of the look next week. In th e m eantim e
P o rtlan d Sym phony o rc h e stra In many of the stu d en ts are busy
its program com m em orating the learning "How we can best live to
cen ten ary of th e death of Beetho preserve the governm ent" w hich
ven.
E lly Ney. world fam ous R obert M orris did so much to help
pianist, w as th e sensation of the organize and to which he gave so
evening in her w onderful p erfo rm m uch financial assista n ce , at the
ance on the piano. She received m ost critical tim e.
an en th u siastic ovation
which
T he seventh and eighth grade
called her to the stage again and students do not in any wise com
again at th e close of h er playing pete with the high school stu d en ts
Madam Ney Is the wife of W illem th is year, says Mr. Meyers, and
van H oogsiraten. conductor of the much is to be expected from the
o rch estra.
seventh and eighth grade stu d en ts
Karl Thom pson, who has been , th ro u g h o u t the ea stern portion of
visiting with his p are n ts Mr. and ' .Multnomah and C lackam as c o u n
Mrs. 8. S. T hom pson of G resham I ties. T each ers and stu d en ts should
and his ch ild ren Lyle, W anda and 1 rem em ber th a t the essays m ust
H arold in P o rtlan d , left th is a fte r ! reach th e F irs t S tate b an k nqt la-
noon for his home in D etroit, I te r th an F eb ru ary 1, 1927.
Michigan.
The F irs t S tate bank is contin
ber of G
resham
en- | ulng its policy of p u rch asin g his-
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joyed th e splendid Victory lunch- to r if a i calen d ars and has alread y
eon nt the Benson hotel In P o rtlan d ,)Ur,.hased for th e year 1928 the
last S aturday. P lan s for the n f- ' calen d ars for use in th e schools
fair w ere In th e hands of Mrs. C. O. , alipn from the original p ainting of
H orning, presid en t of the Multno- | , H enry H in term eister, th e title of
mah County W. C. T. U. Mrs. Geo whjch | H "T he Dawn of A m erican
F M oney and Mrs.' F ran k Peak RXpa n gjon.”
Mr. H in term eister.
had ch arg e of th e table decora is a m an who has m ade a carefu l
tlons. w hich w ere pussy w illow s study of A m erican history and
and daffodils. Many fine c o n g ra tu hence brin g s out in his pain tin g s
latory speeches w ere m ade by men w hat no other p ain ter could do.
and women rep resen tin g various The subject for th e essay in 1928
Interests, show ing the advan tag es i , will be m ade public about Jan . 1,
resu ltin g from the
prohibition 192g
am endm ent, even though im per- --------------------------------■ -----
fectly enforced
G resham people
Food
, h<1 > o r th.
present at the luncheon w ere Mrs
reln d eer in d u stry in A laska.
H orning. Mrs. W. F. Honey. Mrs although a com paratively recen t
H. 8. Clow. Mr. and Mrs. George com m ercial u n d ertak in g , prom ises
F. Honey, Mrs. Peak. Mrs. H. C. |
to become an Im portant factor in
L arsen and Mrs. II. L. S t.C lair.
th e fu tu re ^development of th e te r
Dean J. W ilm er G resham of I rito ry says th e biological survey
G race • —
cath
ed ral.
San F rancisco, | 1 of the United S tates d ep artm en t of
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who is th e guest of Bishop Wm. T aKr|cu itUre. T he o rig in al stock of
Sum ner of P o rtlan d , was in G resh- j 2S9 anim als im ported to A laska
am today and a welcome ca lle r a t from S iberia about 25 y ea rs ago
the Outlook office. T his is the sec has increased to n early 350,000, d is
ond visit of Dean G resham to th is trib u ted in 110 h erds.
place, w hich he calls his tow n, and
More th an 1.000,000 pounds of
in w hich he is g reatly in terested
reindeer m eat was exported from
because of th e name. Dean G resh
A laska during 1921 and 1925, and
am and Bishop lvens of M ilwaukee
a steady in crease in th e o u tp u t and
a re national c ru sa d ers of th e E pis
dem and Is indicated. When prop
copal church, who have been a s
erly produced and handled, the
signed to th e cru sad e in th e dio
m eat com pares w ith beef. It Is
cese of Oregon. They will hold 1
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1 dne
fin g rained, co n tain s a good, pal
special services In P o rtlan d and I
is aiao
ta b le
fat i. and when fresh is ex
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ie la
other clt es for tw o week« begin-
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. , ceptionally juicy and tender,
nlng F eb ru ary 6.
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Mrs. Edna Black, who form erly
resided In G resham , has been ap
pointed by a nationally known
clothing firm to continue the work
of soliciting which w as so success
fully ca rrie d on by h er husband
d uring the la st few y ears of his
life. She w ill be assisted by her
fath e r and her son who have been
tak in g special tra in in g for the
w ork.
D espite th e fact th a t th is w inter
is a m ore rigorous one th a n last
year, when flowers bloomed p ra c
tically th e season through, violets
are now m odestly p utting forth
th e ir faces to the Ja n u a ry atm os
phere. Several have been reported
in blossom In th is vicinity, also
daffodils and pink daisies are
show ing In sheltered places. Pussy
w illow s m ade th e ir appearan ce a
week or m ore ago. S pring plowing
h as begun on farm s n ea r Gresham .
In the absence nf th e Rev. W. N.
Coffee, who was called to The
D alles Sunday m orning to conduct
a funeral, the pulpit at th e F ree
M ethodist church w here q u arte rly
m eeting w as In progress, was ably
filled by Mrs. Coffee.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. C arothers and
th e fo rm er’s nephew Army Sm ith
w ere railed to S prlngw uter S a tu r
day to attend the fu n eral of Mr.
C aro th ers' brother-in-law , William
T. Sm ith, who died la st Saturday.
H e had been a g rea t sufferer for
th e past six m onths. He w as 8®
y ears of age and had been a re s i
dent of the E stacada neighborhood
for the past 50 years. A fter the
fun eral service Mr. and
Mrs.
C aro th ers w ent w ith a nephew , C.
T. B lackburn, and wife to th eir
hom e a t Oregon City w here they
rem ained until Sunday evening.
The fam ily of E Wall, which has
been under q u ara n tin e for diph
th e ria for the past four weeks, has
now been released, th e two ch il
dren retu rn in g to th e ir w ork In the
G resham grade school Monday.
Mrs. W all was the only m em ber of
the fam ily to co n tra ct the disease
G. S. Campbell, who was engaged
as m eat c u tte r at th e Newberg
Packing A Produce com pany store
in G resham when it w as organised,
has resigned th is em ploym ent to
re tu rn to P ortland. F red C halker.
who has worked for T. R. H ow itt
in his m eat packing p lant on
Union avenue for several y ears
past, 1 b the new m eat c u tte r here.
A baby girl was born to Mr. anil
Mrs. F. L. Michael of P ortlan d at
th e home of Mrs. H a rrie t T im m er
m an T hursday, J a n u a ry 13. The
little one. whose w eight was six
pounds, has been nam ed Je an e tte
Maxine. A nother guest nt the T im
m erm an nursing hom e is th e sev
en-w eeks old d aughter of Mr. and
Mrs. L. E. Bell of P le a sa n t Home.
She Is under the ca re of a local
physician who is endeavoring to
reg u la te h er diet.
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The O scarette is being re painted
and tinted on the Interior, W. R.
Johnson is doing the w ork for
H enry Sell, th e ow ner of the build
ing.
W ork has begun on a bell tow er
to be erected at the fro n t of the
F ree M ethodist church. T he tow er
will be ten feet sq u a re w ith a S u n
day school room on the second
floor and bellfry extending well
above th is room T he en tra n ce to
th e church will be changed from
the so utheast corner to th e south
end of the building, w here steps
w ill lead in from th e west. The
B uttons sewed on and sm all r e
parking strip In fro n t of church p airs cheerfully made, no charge.
and parsonage will soon be grav Cleaning and pressing P eter Len-
eled for the accom m odation of ma ard , phone 1211. Res. 3881. We
M ore people to read a n d
call and deliver.—Adv.
chines.
use th e W an t Ads. N otice
A decided Im provem ent In the of
th e c a re fu l c lassificatio n
In su ran ce funds for farm loans.
fice of H am lin A llo ss is the in- N11 c o m m i s s i o n o r b r o k e r a g e V e r y
a n d look fo r w h a t you
sta lla tio n of about eight steel bins easy term s. B W. T horne.—Adv.
w an t o r a d v e rtis e fo r it.
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and . as m any sectional
counters
to I
"Say
It
w
ith
a
W
antAd.'
tak e ca re of p a rts for autom obile
T hese bins a re interchangeable
and fire proof and can be adapted I
to the size of the p arts. All the
large up to date g arages and r e
p air shops are now adopting th is j
system
W ithin the next tw o or
three m onths H am lin * Boss ex
pect to expand th e ir p a rts room
and put in additional steel shelving
of the sam e type.
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ng, 19-'.>, b all
'.ire- d riv e n
W. J. Miller of L innton was a
only M‘i‘0 m tlea, 1 11 Hi c ll-c .
guest at th e home of his brother-
in-law . G eorge K itiuey and wife
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Friday evening and p art of th e fo l
like
new
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lowing day.
Mrs. C. I R aker and Mr. and
CHRYSLER
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Mrs. E. D. R aker and son returned
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i driv en only a »kort >hs
a - .- » — -
T hursday from a six w eeks’ trip to
tan ce ............................. ................................................
Long Beach ami other points In
C alifornia. C. I R aker «was down
* \ s | | sp ecial M \.
1 9 ' . , I 1- It- s zla -s . 1 . l.»-ur<
for the holiday season.
and «ria of ex tra
k
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The reg u la r m eeting of Post No
Si) of flic Am erican L egion and the
04 I Kl 4M» 1925 T uuriin th is e a r l.'.’k- a n d m l
C ’} * ) »
W om an's auxiliary will meet on
Tu> sdny evening, Ja n u a ry 25. at
the G resham grange hall.
4Ve also have late model used c a rs In O verlands, Chevrolet*.
S tars, Maxwell. Ihnlge. etc.
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S P E C I A L COMMUNICA-
w Z j r T l D N of G resham Lodge N o
152 A. F. A A M. lu Masonic
hall, G resham . T hursday evening.
Ja n u a ry 2i>. 1927 1-abor In M M
Kellahdit;
Herr lee
D egree D egree w ill be co n fe rrid
by past m asters of G resham lodge.
Gresham, Oregon
W. L GORSAGK, Sec y
A. W METZGER. W M
WANTED
The M ultnomah County F arm I
Loan association held its an n u al
m eeting last Saturday at Summit.
Mr. McConn.^l of the M ontavilla
D. E. Tow le attended th e m eet
bank, who has been se creta ry since
the association was organized, was ing of th e co-operative b erry grow
re-elected, as was also J. Ross, who ers of Oregon a n d W ashington held
has served as p resident.
T he at Sum ner, W ashington, on F riday
board of d irecto rs co n sists of J. of la st w eek. At th is m eeting,
P ounder, A. B a rr and P. A ndersen, w hich is th e la test of a series of
sim ilar g ath erin g s in th e in te rests
all of Corbett.
B arr and P. A ndersen, all of Cor of th e m a rk e tin g end of th e b erry
in d u stry , the B erry G row ers' F oun
bett.
dation,
Inc.,
w as
form ally
Mrs. Ja sp e r C rane is spending a launched. T his m ovem ent, w hich
few days in P o rtland. She has is backed by an in itial fund of >50,-
fully recovered from her recen t ill 000, m ark s th e b eginnings of a n a
ness.
tion-w ide cam paign to broaden the
Mrs. D oris K aiser of L ato u rell m a rk e t for p reserv es, jam s and je l
has bought a home in G resham , lies, th ereb y placing th e sm all
w here she and her d au g h ter Jo s fru it in d u stry of th e n o rth w est
upon a solid^-om m ercial basis. '
ephine are moving th is week.
P rovisional tru ste e s elected at
C hanticleer Inn was a gay scene
th
e
S um ner m eeting include the
on la st S atu rd ay night, when a
large num ber rep resen tin g th e O r nam es of D. E. Towle, J. J. F ish er
egon C hapter of the DeMolay of and W. D. F raley of G resham . This
P o rtlan d gave a dancing p arty for cooperative effort to w ard sta n d
m em bers and friends. Both the ard izatio n and m ark etin g is the
D aughters of Job and th e Rainbow, la rg e st u n d erta k in g of its kind ever
th e org an izatio n for g irls, w ere u n d erta k en in the w est, according
rep resen ted in th e p arty , w hich to R. H. Kipp, m an ag er of th e m ar
w as a fine and dignified gathering. keting d ep artm en t of th e P o rtlan d
A delicious banquet was m uch en Cham ber of Commerce.
Mr. Kipp fu rth e r says,
joyed.
“T he significance of th e u n d er
T he P aren t-T each er circle of
tak in g is in th e circu m stan ce th a t
Corbett m et last Tuesday and voted
the o rganization co n tem p lates, not
to spend >50 on im provem ents and
only m em bership of th e real berry
fu rn ish in g s for the te ac h ers’ room
grow ers b ut of all allied in d u stries
at the high school. Tw enty-five
as w ell, including can n eries, can
dollars -was ap p ro p riated tow ard
m a n u fa ctu re rs, label p rin te rs, dis
the >50 set of encyclopedia for th e
trib u tin g o rg an izatio n s and o th ers
C orbett grad e school. T he first
concerned directly or indirectly
e n tertain m en t put on w ith the new
motion p ic tu re m achine, w hich was " K b the grow ing of berries. The
held at the high school on W ednes-
is to pool In terests ,n adver-
day evening, was w ell attended. , Using and prom otion cam paigns o
The m achine w as considered en-
m a rk e ts for b e rrie s and to
assem ble m ark etin g facilities to
tire ly satisfacto ry . The P.-T. A
handle th e situ atio n properly after
has presented the high school w ith
m ark ets have been developed.”
a picture.
W. A. L in k la ter of P u y allu p , who
In v itatio n s a re out for a m iscel- j w as electe(i tem p o rary ch airm an
laneous show er to be given at the
Hie organization, d eclares:
home of Mr. and Mrs. E. W oodward
- The in, pOrta n c e of th is new
on F eb ru ary 12 in honor of th eir m ovem ent w ill be ap p reciated .by
d au g h ter, L ucile, who w ill be m ar- everyone in th e two states. The
ried in th e n ear fu tu re to W. Geb- b erry crop in 1555 was in eXcess of
h ard t, youngest son of Mr. .and 100,000,000 pounds, for w hich the
M rs. V. G ebhardt.
b erry grow ers received close to
Mr. and Mrs. C. H icks, who are >8,000,000 in cash.
"T he p ro sp erity of o u r te rrito ry
living at p rese n t a t th e home of the
fo rm er’s m other. Mrs. W. H icks, ; depends in a larg e m easu re upon
w ere honored w ith a show er la st th e re tu rn from the land. The
T h u rsd ay evening. A good many highest per ac re re tu rn front our
useful gifts xvere presented to th e land can be secured in raisin g b e r
ries. We can n o t raise b e rrie s in
newly m a rried couple.
la rg e r volum e un less we have
"Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n B urba of Cor . b roader m ark e ts.”
b ett w ere initiated into th e O rder
of E astern S tar a t T ro u td ale la st
Seed More F o rests.
S atu rd ay night, as w as also Mrs.
E very co u n try , fo re ste rs believe,
John McGinnis of T routdale.
should have one-th ird of its land
a re a in fo re sts in o rd er to m eet its
Young Boy W ins Swim.
tim ber and wood needs, says the
G eorge Young of T oronto, C an F o rest Service of th e U nited S tates
ada, 17 y ea rs old, won the W rigley d ep artm en t of ag ric u ltu re. Our
prize of >25,000 by sw im m ing the co u n try now has 138,000,000 acres
C atalin a channel. The d istan ce is of virgin forests, to g eth er w ith
23 m iles. He w orked his way to | 250.000,000 acres of cut-over land,
C alifornia and was practically pen- or a to ta i of o n iy 388.000,000 acres
n iless before the swim. Now he th a t a re rea lly valu ab le for tim ber
will aid his widowed m other.
production. T his is only one-fifth
of o u r to ta l land area.
In addition to th e wood used in
Balk) Waffles.
Au electric waffle iron should buildings and o th er co n stru ctio n ,
never be greased. If your waffles th o u san d s of article s, including
stick p erh ap s you have not put even m edicines and clothing, are
enough m elted b u tte r or o th er m ade from tree s or lum ber. F u rth -
sh o rten in g into th e b atter. One o r erm ore, fo rests p ro tect gam e and
two ex tra tablespoons of m elted give enjoym ent to h u n te rs and va-
sh o rten in g in the b atter will often cationists. They also prevent the
prevent sticking. Also w hen th e w ashing aw ay of hillsides by heavy
waffle is brown and crisp and ready rain s, and help to check floods by
to tak e out of the Iron, th ru st a holding back th e m elting snow and
fork firmly into it and lift the w af- rain w ater and allow ing it to drain
fie stra ig h t up If you w ork around off slowly.
the edges w ith a knife attem pting
to loosen It in th at way, th e waffle
Rent our Johnson s floor vraxer
h i
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i k
and polisher. We also have John-
will hreak ami be alm ost impos- g()n.g‘
liquid Qr pagte L L
sible to get out whole.
K idder Hdw. Co., phone 1421.—Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. M iller w ere
saddened Monday by th e m essage
w hich cam e from San F rancisco
announcing the death of th e ir son.
W eudall Miller, aged 26. w hich oc
c u rred a t P anam a as th e young
man was en route to New O rleans
as first officer on the “Ju lia L uck
enbach”, a boat of the L uckenbach
S team ship com pany w ith h ead
q u a rte rs in San F rancisco.
D etails of the circu m stan ces s u r
rounding death are as yet lacking,
but it is th o u g h t he succum bed to
an a ttac k of v alv u lar h e a rt disease
. . is not necessary to go outside
the home for a career, says Mrs. from w hich he had been a sufferer
Charles G- Dawes, wife of Vice for a num ber of years. H e w as
Pres.,'of U. S., “The Second Lady m arried about a m onth ago in San
of the Land,” cares little for out F ran cisco and, w ith his wife, had
side interests or sports, she is an planned to come to P o rtlan d to r e
ardent lover of her hom e and cen
side th is spring.
ters her life upon i t
In 1917 he left his studies at
F ra n k lin high school to e n list in
EN FO R C EM EN T H I M
SHOW N AT BORING th e service of the A. E. F. ot th e
w orld w ar. On account of th e con
T he law enforcem ent film. “Lest dition of his h e a rt he was unable
We F o rg et", w hich has been draw - , to get into the re g u la r w ork ot the
ing cap acity h o u ses in all p a rts of i arm y or navy, but finally succeed
th e nation, w ill be show n T h u rsd ay t ed in getting into a b ran c h of th e
evening, Ja n u a ry 20, at th e Meth- ' shipping service and also ilid w ork
odist ch u rch in Boring. Oregon. in a lighthouse. He had follow ed
T his is said to be one of th e m ost th e sea since then and afte r e n te r
pow erful d ram as ever presented ing the em ploy of the L uckenbach
»hrough m otion p ictu res. It is a com pany had been rapidly prom ot
w onderfully rea listic and d ram atic ed until a t the tim e of his death he
p o rtra y al of th e trag ed ies of old occupied the position of first officer.
saloon days, and m ak es an im
Besides his wife, Mrs. W innie
pression w hich w ill never be fo r M iller, he is survived by his p a r
gotten. T he m eeting w ill be u nder
ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. M iller,
th e auspices of th e A nti-Saloon th ree b ro th ers and th ree siste rs,
L eague of Oregon arid th e su p e r Roy and W esley of P o rtlan d , L es
in tendent, Rev. R. E. Close, will de te r and Mary M iller of G resham ,
liver an ad d ress on the m ost in te r
Mrs. H ilda E m ery of P o rtlan d and
estin g topic of th e day, "Can P ro
Mrs. L illian Young of San F ra n
hibition Be E nforced?” Everyone
cisco.
is invited. T h ere will be no adm is
W endall w as a young m an of fine
sion charge. It is req u ested th a t
ap p e aran c e and splendid q u alitie s
children u n d er 16 y ea rs sh all be
and his death is a g re a t shock to
accom panied by adults.
his fam ily and friends. At th e
tim e th e telegram w as received
“Choosiness”
Monday his p are n ts w ere in P o rt
The o u tstan d in g reason for m al
land am i could not be reached u n
n u tritio n am ong A m erican children
til th e ir a rriv a l hom e a t 6 o'clock
is bad food habits. Of codrse, th ere
in the^evenlng. The m essage w as
a re some p are n ts who do not p ro
sen t to Miss M ary M iller a t the
vide th e rig h t food for th e ir c h il
high school who w as on th e verge
dren because of lack of know ledge
of a collapse as the re su lt of th e
of food values or failu res to u n d er
sta n d th e im portance of th e in news.
form ation a t hand. In an y case
bad food h ab its, w h eth er based on
th e ch ild 's “ch oosiness” o r the
p a re n t’s lack of in form ation, can
be co rrected only th ro u g h educa
tion in w hat a re th e p ro p er foods
for ch ild ren and how they can be
train ed to eat w holesom e foods.
Window Cleaning.
For ex p e rt window cleaning see
S. T ajim a, or leave o rd ers w ith J.
Ross Brown, G resham , phone 2501.
Two O utlook phones, on p riv ate
line, a t your service. Call 1561.
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Good l’ork.
Hogs w eighing betw een 180 and
230 pounds w ill o rd in arily p roduce
the best and m ost econom ical c u ts
of m eat for fam ily use. H am s and
sho u ld ers from such hogs w ill
weigh 12 to 15 pounds, w ith loins
rihd bacon strip s a t about 9 or 10
pounds. If th e pig has been well
fattened, not only w ill he produce
m ore lard, but also the rtavor o f
the m eat w ill be im proved. If th e
pig is given a 24-hour fast before
sla u g h te r, w ith plenty of w ater
available, the c a rc a ss w ill d ra in
m ore thoroughly and p ioduce a
b etter product.
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Eartheitware Pitchers
59c
See them on d isplay in o u r w indow s
Hepp’s Racket Store j
Gresham
Phone 1236
Watch for our heautii’nl line of Valentines
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A cordial invitation
is extended to all to
attend the factory
demonstration of the
Thor Electric Wash
er and Ironer in our
electric store during
the week beginning
January' 24.
DEPENDABLE
USED CARS
$850
Tools for
Land Clearing
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$985
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Electric Ironcr
$1275
11 o o d - C t t tiers
Supplies
D ouble Bit Axes, priced from
W ood S p litte rS
$875
M h ii I s ,
p er p o u n d
#2.00 to #3.2.»
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Wood S p litte r’s W edires, p e r pound
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S p littin g Gun#
Why Iron by hand? i
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'FwThorlroncr irons shirts.
A. W. M etzger <& Co.
drcPes-cvcn ndfied things
The yYinchenter Store
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