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GRESHAM
GRESHAM OUTLOOK
Published every T uesday and F ri
day at G resham , Oregon, by th e
Outlook P ublishing Co., H. L. St.
C lair, E ditor and M anager.
OUTLOOK
Small Hat Still Rules for Spring
TUESDAY, F E R R I ARA
OUR ADVERTISING ALPHABET
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O n e y e a r. 12.00, six m o n th s. 11.10. th r e e
m o n th s ' tr ia l su b s c rip tio n . 60c
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 ailies.
It'S ' / r u e , y e s , i i i s !
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 w ill c a ll
L i v e o n e s vtho a J v e r / i t e
E n te re d
as
s e c o n d -c la s s
m a tte i
M a rc h 3, 1911, a t th e P o sto fltc e a t
G re s h a m . O reg o n , u n d e r th e A c t o f
M a rch , 3. 1879
BIZ"!
Crei m o s / o í* /Áe.
We a re ap t to think of F eb ru ary _
close fitting hat will be a S pnng favorite in Fashion
n ters. It is especially chic and fla tte rin g when a com bination of
as a short m onth and of little con
satin and stra w is used, w ith g a y novelty trim m in g , ingenious cut-out
sequence. Not so, how ever, so far trimming,
or straw lace.
as A m erican and Oregon history
a re concerned.
WITH FATHERS’ HELP.
Our ideas may be rad ical but w
Not only w ere th e tw o g re a te st
Under the caption "W ill the O r believe if our leg islatu re was
A m ericans born In th is m onth but
ganized M others
P ro tect T heir co n tin u in g body, sittin g say ten
Oregon becam e a sta te and P o rt
C hildren?" the c u rre n t issue of days every six m onths instead of 40
land becam e a city In F ebruary.
S unset d irects a stro n g editorial days every two y ears, with a cer
John P. G ains, as te rrito ria l gov
ernor. on F eb ru ary 8. 1851, signed ag ain st the filth and slltne flowing fain proportion of new m em bers
th e hill which g ranted P ortlan d a into every section of th e co u n try elected every two years, say one
c h a rte r and provided for its In through th e medium of so-called th ird elected every two y ears for a
“H it” m agazines. D uring th e last six -y ear term , and no laws, except
corporation.
St. V alentine's
day, w hile of two years, it says, "M ore th an 50 c e rta in specified em ergency m eas
sm all significance, has th a t hum an of these p ublications have appeared ures, becom ing effective a t th e ses-
appeal of sentim ent th a t m akes it on th e new s stan d s, all of them <le- sion when proposed, we m ight se-
pending for th e ir sale on th e pho- ! cu re b etter re su lts w ith less <
in te restin g and p erp etu ates its ob
tog rap h s of nude women u nder the pense to th e sta te and less uncer
servance especially am ong th e
thin disguise of " a rt stu d ies.” Ma ta in ity as to changing policies and
young and thp love-lorn and Its
tu re persons m erely sh ru g th e ir political intrigues. It would give
observance is increasing.
F or O regonians F eb ru ary I t has sh o u ld ers when they see th e stuff, us a businesslike governm ent, uud
an ndded significance. On th a t day hut adolescents, hoys and g irls I avoid the haste and ru sh th a t so
In 1859 Oregon was adm itted to the from th e age of 14 to 20, buy m il- often resu lts in poor legislation,
union of sta te s, to play an Im port lions of copies every month. P hysl- T he proposal th a t has been made
ant p a rt politically In th e Issues of clan s know th e effect of th ese th a t the le g isla tu re hold a double
the Civil W ar and an Increasingly erotic p h o to g rap h s on th e adoles- | session, the first for th e proposal
Im portant p a rt In the Ind u strial cen t m ind: ed u cato rs a re fam iliar of legislation, the second for enact-
j m ent, does not seem to m eet the
developm ent of th e united country. w lth th e d isa stro u s re su lts.”
C ontinuing, S u n set asks, "W hat .co n d itio n s. We com m end the above
Oregon as a sta te Is 68 y ea rs old
and th e re is probably good grounds a re th e P aren t-T ea ch e rs associa- I proposed to our leg islato rs for co n
for th e expression “Old Man Ore tions, th e W. 0 . T. U„ the W om en's sidération. Who will in tro d u ce a
clubs doing to com bat th is slim y [ co n stitu tio n al am endm ent?
gon." But Oregon should consider
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h erself young, though slow In de evil? If th ese w om en’s org an iza- !
lions
can
n
o
t
or
will
not
p
ro
tect
the
!
DANGER
SIGNALS
velopm ent, w ith a b rig h t fu tu re In
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, . ,
prospect. Some day Oregon will adolescents of the nation ag ain st
the “a rt" and "confession" filth, it er i T a v e » ^
w ake up, then her charm s will be
„ A .
, ri
, er> 1 nave seen the announcements
come know n, sought nfter and a p Is tim e th a t the R o tarian s, K iw anis of a t le a st five d eath s— th e victim s
and sim ilar m en's clubs slioulil ran g in g in age from 51 to 66
preciated.
show them how to do It.
years, all of them business men.
Tills will su rely be an e n c o u r - •The cause o t d eath in each rep o rt
NARROW-MINDED PREJUDICE. agem ent to the w om en’s o rg an iza ootTnt
æ* hr h?art; dfSCBSe-”
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,
W hat has b ro u g h t ab o u t th is state
tions
named,
which
have
bent
th
e
ir
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of
a
ffa
irs?
W
hat may ta k e place
T he Advocate, organ of th e col
energies
for
m
any
years
against
in
th
e
n
ex
t
decade,
am ong our busi-
ored people In P ortland, com m ents
on the recent Incident of excluding filthy lite ra tu re and unclean a rt, j ness men if this goes on? The
question is deservng of our most
a lS-year-old colored grade school w hile many women and men in profound study.
general
tiave
"m
erely
shrugged
boy from a rink on the occasion
From an experience of almost
of a clnss sk atin g party as follow s: th e ir sh o u ld ers' at the stuff made thirty-five years, I am led to be
so
a
ttra
c
tiv
e
to
adolescent
youth.
“A G reek ow ner of a rin k drew
lieve th at the heart is one of the
it will be well if R o tarian s, K i most durable, lasting organs of the
th e color line on one colored boy,
w anis and o th er m en's clubs will human body; it is capable of en
m em ber of a class of 41 w hites.
suring more punishment—and, un
‘‘T he w hite stud en ts resented Join with th e w om en's cluba to doubtedly gets it. W here?
Not
com
bat
th
e
evil.
th e Insult by leaving the rin k in a
body. T hose children d e m o n stra t
I’lnno Tuning.
ed the a ttitu d e of m ost, if not all.
P iano tuning, $3.50. P lano and
children w hen left to act of th eir organ repairing. Fred B '¡ones
own volition. T hey know nothing 2625, 49th stre e t S. E., Portland.
about race prejudice and care Phone TAhor 8952 or Gresham
1561.—Adv.
nothing of racial differences, and
would grow to manhood and wo
Is your coat or suit d irty ? Phone
manhood adm iring the w orthy if 1211, P eter L enard and have him
they w ere not ta u g h t prejudice and call for It, clean It and deliver It
to you. Our p lan t Is in G resham .
race hatred by grow n-ups.
All work stric tly g u aran teed .— Adv.
“ When left alone they a re p er
fectly satisfied to play together,
fight together, go to arhool to g e th
1 Vare '
er, eat and sleep together.
“ It is a pity and a disgrace to
our civilization th a t the children
a re tau g h t prejudice and race
hatred.
“ If left alone, th e children would
solve our race problem "
It Is well the class left as a p ro
test. They stood by th e ir classm ate
who Is an A m erican hoy, son of
respectable p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs.
E D. Caandy. HI» color Is purely
incidental. Why doesn't th e rink
exclude th e G reeks? or Ja p an ese?
As the editor of T he Advocate
suggest» race prejudice 1« auper-
ficial hut persisten t, especially
am ong ce rtain adults. C hildren are
broader.
T he Outlook editor Is a ro ller
sk a te r enth u siast and believes the
ex ercise Is fine recreation for
young and m iddle-aged, hut he
would h esita te to go to a rink that
w as so un-A tnericun as th e one
th a t excluded a ll-y e a r old colored
hoy, m em ber of a grnde school
class party
The m anager of the
rin k explained that the rin k was
open to th e general public and the
ru le could not h e overlooked. As If
the presence of a colored school
boy with his class would b e r e
sented by th e general public!
G resham happens to have two
colored people and tunny m ore
Here is the most recent W ash
Japanese. They a re welcome so ington photo of Wm. Vane of
long as they behave them selves amt Pennsylvania, whose claim for a
th e ir conduct will average up with sewt in the Senate next month will
no doubt stir the nation and cause
th e rest of us.
many Senators some uncomfortable
Ja p an ese children a re in our moments as the roll call for votes
public schools. A Jap an ese boy Is starts. The nation’s warning is:
a bright student in our high school ' "Remember Newberry.” Not a seft.
I V o r who vote,I to cat Newberry
and a leader In athletics
F IN E
YOUNG TEAM
o f chunky
m a r e s fo r sa le. W eig h t a b o u t 2900
S o u n d a n d g o o d w o rk e rs . A lso h a r
ness an d w agon
N o u se fo r th e m .
v\ ill ta k e a n y
r e a s o n a b le o ffer
P o w ell V a lle y ro a d , c o r n e r B u c k le y
avenue.
narrow minded I
T he usual la st week ru sh Is on
at Salem The usual hatch of last
m inute, ill-considered law s w ill re-
suit. Our system of law m aking
Is grow in K arch aic and poorly
adtiptt d to m odern conditions and
needs.
Don't lay down th e paper till you
have read th e W ant Ads.
U sers of th e W ant Ad colum n a re
urged to pay cash w ith o rd er and
avoid sending bills for
sm all
am ounts.
a n d S e v e n th .
Portland-Gresham Stage
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PORTLAND
LV. GRESHAM W I L L S E L L O R T R A D E fo r c a t t l e 40
to n s o f g o o d b a le d h a y . o a ts a n d
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v e tc h m ix ed , a ls o so m e m ix e d h a y .
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B E a c o n 8181
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soon. C a ll 30x G re s h a m , firs t h o u se
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to r ig h t, s o u th fro m H o g a n s ta tio n .
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to fre s h e n soon.
F re s h co w s fo r
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sa le. C. A. B u tc h e r, R t. 1. B o x 418,
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t S a t u r d a y s . S u n d a y s a n d h o lid a y s.
S. L .—S e c tio n L in e ro a d .
P . V.— P o w ell V alley ro ad .
B. L .— B a se L in e ro a d .
O w n ed a n d
o p e r a te d
TRUCK HAULING
(«ret» h u m ,
F a irv ie w ,
T r ip s D aily
GALEN FANCHER
( ’a ll “ P o r k y " for S erv ice
C r u s I ih in i x l
W A N T E D - B a rr e d R ock. R h o d e Is-
la n d R ed a n d W h ite l e g h o r n h a t c h
ing eg g s.
P h o n e S U n n et 2694 o r
w rite R t 1, B o x 9 10. P o r tla n d .
Short and Long Hauls
P R IC E S
E arl C alkins
DAMASCUS
65c
Admission
POULTRY WANTED
85c |
Everyone cordially invited
C. A . B U T C H E R
Buyer of Livestock
l a n a t ed o n B a se L in e a n d
B u c k le ' A v en u e
Phone T A bor 0 7 »
R o u te I
P o r tla n d . O re.
SAVE
ran
YOU MONEY
o n t h a t n ew h o u se y o u a r e g o in g
to b u ild .
C a ll u p a n d a s k
us
a b o u t It.
Truck Line
More people to rend and
use the Want Ads. Notice
the careful classification
and look for what you
want or advertise for It.
Chiropractor
E A R L Y R O S E S E E D P O T A T O E S fo r
sa le .
R o b t.
L undbom ,
G re sh a m ,
p h o n e 290x3.
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P U R E A M E R IC A N W O N D E R S E E D
p o ta to e s fo r sa le .
J o h n E g g im a n ,
p h o n e 2863.
DR. G. E. MALLETT
K IN G H U M B E R T c a n n a b u lb s fo r
s a le . $1 p e r d o zen . E d . N ielso n . H
m ile w e s t o f S p rin g d a le , o n C o lu m
b ia R iv e r h ig h w a y .
Chiropractic Physician
.Specializing in
In-Mo-Ray Gland Therapy.
B ank o f G resham B u ild in g
P h o n e Office 1321
R es. 3263
F IE L D
P L O W IN G W A N T E D .
U se
w ith p lo w s a n d h a rro w s .
B ill S u le w sk i, B o w m a n p lace. L
m ile n o r th o f 12-m ile c o rn e r.
GRESHAM PRODUCE CO.
| P h o n e 1103
O P T IC IA N
DR. C. L. HAYNES
Eyesight Specialist
G L A S SE S F IT T E D
• 1 16 M o h a w k B ld g .
T H IR D A N D M O R R IS O N S T S
O v e r R o b e rts B ro s? S to re
PORTLAN D.
OREGON
G re s h a m . O reg o n
Real Estate, Rentals, Etc.
| H A L F A C R E IN G R E S H A M .
fo u r
ro o m
b u n g a lo w .
o th e r
b u ild in g s
so m e f ru it. C ity w a te r , lig h ts . 31200.'
T e rm s
C o n ra d P e ie r s o n . C a n b y ,
O reg o n .
| F O R 8 A L E — 8 -ro o m h o u se , 4 lo ts
d o u b le g a r a g e . F o rd tr u c k a n d m y
w ood b u sin e ss, o r w ill sell tr u c k a n d
le a s e on p la c e a n d b u s in e s s f o r o n e
o r m o re y e a r s
P h o n e G re s h a m .
ll« x .
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I F O R R E N T M odern 5 -ro o m h o u se ,
b a s e m e n t, g a r a g e on M ap le a v e n u e
See A. M H o ra . te le p h o n e office, o r
c a ll 3266 e v e n in g s.
| F O R S A L E O R L E A S E — 3 a c r e s w ith
a g o o d 6 -ro o m h o u se , fu rn is h e d o r
u n f u rn is h e d , c h ic k e n p a rk , b a r n a n d
f ru it. A W . E a s to n . C le v e la n d A v .
G r e s h a m . P h o n e 50x.
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ACRE
F A R M P a r t ly
im p ro v e d
F o u r h e a d o f sto c k , a ls o f a rm im
p le m e n ts >2800. F iv e m ile s e a s t of
ir e s h a m on S e c tio n L in e ro a d . E .
H. L o rd , o w n er.
D E N T IS T S
P h on es:
W OM AN W A N T S W O R K BY DAY
'S a s h in g . iro n in g o r w ill c a r e fo r th e
sick . M rs. G a u n t, R t. 2, B o x 105-A
p h o n e D a m a s c u s 234
T E N C O R D S O F G O O D L IV E W O O D
fo r s a le . S. T . L in d , p h o n e 2 sx l.
DR. VV. J. OTT
Dentist ,
Nerve Blocking
teed .
S a tis f a c tio n g u a r a n
F lo y d S u rfa c e , p h o n e 22x4.
D ental X-Ray
Office o v e r B a n k o f G re s h a m
DR. JULIUS G. STURE
Dentist
Office In H ank o f G ren h am B ld g .
N e rv e B lo ck in g
X - R a y W o rk R e fe rre d
Office 1231_______P h o n e s
Res. 3284
attorneys
P hones
G r e s h a m 1591
McGuirk & Schneider
Attorneys at Law
G r e s h a m Office W ith r o w B ld g .
P ro b a te a n il C o rp o ra tio n W o rk
P o r tla n d Office. 501-7 C o r b e tt B ld g .
W. J. COOPER
Attorney at Law
Office o v e r B a n k o f G r e s h a m
Office 1131
Phone.
Be«. 1411
M U S IC IA N S
FRIEDA E. IIRATZEL
A c c re d ite d T e a c h e r o f P la n o
o*
wx.
Mn<1 H a rm o n i t e
S tu d io P h o n e l x
Residence 791
T e a c h e r o f D u n n in g S v s te m
fo r F o u n d a tio n S tu d y
k t „ d ^ Un .° o p '\o,’lt«
L ib r a r y
_________
R e sid e n c e 1314
D R ^ W O O D fo r sa le. F i r s t g ro w th ,
> m d e liv e re d , se co n d g r o w th , >7. d e
liv ered . G eo. H a y d e n , p h o n e G r e s h
a m 36,6
"
Hes. 2193
EDEEEA TOWLE MILLER
M ood and Sawing
W O O D F O R S A L E , d e liv e re d
F ir s t
g ro w th h r a n d m a p le , a ls o c e d a r
I9osts.
W . E. H o s s n e r , G re sh a m ,
p h o n e 3109.
office 2184
A T w a te r 0715
W A N T E D — P lo w in g , a n d a ll k in d s o f
tra« to r w o rk . H. L. L a n g litz . S p a th
ro a d . R t. 2. G re s h a m . P h o n e 893.
A L L K IN D S , A N Y T IM E
W E PA Y CA SH
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
P h o n e 1721
F O R W O O D S A W IN G c a ll S te v e M a rs
to n , p h o n e 385.
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TO M G. T A Y L O R
C A L K IN S
W O O D S A W IN G .
even
le n g th s a s p e c ia lty . P h o n e 1106
Piano and Foice
A re re d lte d T e a e h e r
M is c e lla n e o u s
T IL L A M O O K
D A IR Y
RANCH
fo r ___
E r e r y W e d n e s d a y a t th e borne o f
s a le , sto c k e d a n d e q u ip p e d
W o u ld
*lr». M a rth a 1 lei.I h n n » e
c o n s id e r a fe w a> r e s n e a r G r e s h a m 1 L A R G E S T O R E R O O M S fo r a u to s o r
o n d. nl
D eal w ith o w n e r o n ly . B o x I a n y o th e r s to r a g e , la r g e b a r n a n d
y a r d fo r sto c k sale.
R e a s o n a b le
22. T illa m o o k . O reg o n
ra te s
P h o n e 3277. S 3, T h o m p*on.
[ M O D E R N C O T T A G E p a r tly f u rn is h e d .
T E A C H E R O F V IO L IN
4 ro o m s, b a th , b r e a k f a s t n o o k
E le c s \ \ E E t c o r n . G o ld en B a n ta m , c a n
i p it o r sc re e n e d in b u n k e r
W e d n e sd a y , a t the H igh School
ny,1 While y o u n g a n d te n d e r . Q u a r t,
t r ic r a n g e . »25 a m o n th
T w o b lo c k s
a ls o dt Ilv e re d
•»•»c in c lu d in g M aso n i a r
S tra w b c r-
e a s t W a lr a d s s to re . M rs A H ev el
F o r te r m a n d a p p o in tm e n t c all
FHn p re s e rv e
\ e r y ric h .
45c
M rs. A. C. A lth a u s . p h o n e 167
| F O R L E N T — 3 -ro o m a p a r t m e n t w ith
PJ-n V
b id in g Ma.«on J a r.
M rs
O n ly s e rio u s m in d e d p u p ils
W a lte r R a m s e r. B o rin g .
p r iv a te h a th ro o m . M rs A. H ev el.
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w ill be a ccep ted .
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for ex p ert m achina w ork and a u t o
ra n g .
I n q u ire a t O u tlo o k office.
a n d o a ts . 2 a c r e s o r c h a r d , f r u it o f all
re p a irs Bug bo.lles bull! Io order.
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Kcal Estate and Insurance
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f u r n itu r e
m a d e to < > rder W ood t u r n e d in a n y
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J o n s r u d -G u n d e r s o n
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M ineral R aths
H o u r s : 10 A. M. to 5 P . M.
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P L O W IN G a n d g e n e r a l te a m w o rk
w a n te d .
L a w n g r a d in g , b a s e m e n t
w o rk . e tc . C. W. A d a m s , G re s h a m ,
p h o n e 1104.
6 m iles from G resham
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F O R S A L E —S e v e ra l s a c k s o f h ig h
la n d A m e ric a n W o n d e r p o ta to e s , m y
o w n s t r a i n fro m h ill-s e le c t.
V e ry
sm o o th .
F in e fo r e a r ly p la n tin g .
W M. H a rd in g , R t 1, T ro u td a le , O re.
H A \ E A N O P E N IN G fo r o n e s a le s
m a a n n t t h h a a t t is
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a n d u se d c a r s . S ee W e b s te r. H u d s o n -
a n d E sse x d e a le r, G re s h a m , o p p o site
postoffice.
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S tro n g ,
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Music by Al Goodwin's
Orchestra A Entertainers I
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Employment
lT H P .E E
CYPHERS
IN C U B A T O R S
fo r sa le , 400-egg size. N. W . J a c k -
son. n e a r L u s te d sch o o l. P h o n e 35x
e v e n in g s .
Every Saturday Night
A. W. BOTKIN, M. D.
F IR S T
CLASS
BURBANK
SEED
p o ta to e s f o r sa le .
J o h n R u h lin ,
p h o n e 2656. N e a r H illsv ie w s c h o o l
h o u se , H o g a n ro a d .
L O S T —A lu m in u m te a k e ttle o n H o g a n
ro a d b e tw e e n H o g a n s ta tio n a n d
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S p ecial A tte n tio n to E y e D ise a se s a n d
F i t t in g o f G la s se s
Office o v e r F i r s t S ta te B a n k
GRESHAM ,
OREGON
Office o v e r B a n k o f G re s h a m
Office P hone 1431 or 179
R es. 1431
W ith Dr. W . J. O tt
B e st p h o n e f o r a p p o in tm e n t
Articles—Lost or Found
RIGHT
P h o n e 967
GEO. INGLIS, M. D.
C.
N E W B U C K E Y E B R O O D E R f o r s a le
7«»0 c a p a c ity . P h o n e 821.
T R U C K IN G
R e sid e n c e 2258
H .H SA C K S o f E A R L IE S T O F A L L
seed p o ta to e s fo r sa le . J o h n E g g i-
m a n , p h o n e 2863, G re s h a m .
\ \ IL L DO P A R W O R K fo r g o o d first
y e a r N e w O reg o n s tr a w b e r r y p la n ts
o r te a m w o rk . W a n t good S.
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W ill sell o r
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y e a r lin g h en s. C h a n n e l a u to b u m p
er. w ith f ro n t b r a c k e ts to fit f ra m e
h o rn s, c h e a p . V a r ie ty o f b e s t b r a k e
lin in g a t c o st. G o o d fo ld in g b a b y
b u g g y , u se d v e r y little . B a b y bed,
s p r in g a n d m a ttr e s s , g o o d s h a p e .
T w o c o m p o s itio n h o u se d o o rs, new ,
f a c to ry v a lu e J25 e a c h , n o w $6
e a c h . V e ry fine b e r r y w ire. No. 14,
g o o d c o n d itio n .
J . H . Id e, p h o n e
3306.
HAT< K IN G E G G S , w h ite L e g h o rn ,
I e n s se v e re ly cu lled . F lo ck a v e r a g e
200 ugg« in 12 m o n th s.
C o c k e re ls
b e a u tif u l b ir d s e s p e c ia lly se le c te d .
All b ird s la r g e a n d v ig o ro u s, 90c fo r
1 >. >.», p e r 100.
| ( ’< >(’K E R E L S . w h ite L e g h o rn , s e le c t
b ird s. $3.0(> ap ie c e .
B R O D D E R S T O V E , la r g e size, k e r o
sen e. >12. W a lte r R a m s e r, B o rin g .
P o rtla n d
Office 2251
Rabbits
Poultry
2-4 a n d 7-8 P . M.
Office— W ith ro w B u ild in g
GRESHAM .
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Swaps
GEO. LEWIS & SON
H. H. HUGHES, M. D.
H o u r s : 10-12 A. M
R o o m s 15 a n d 16, C o n g d o n B ld g .
H o u r s 2 to 5 P . M.
Office 1271
P h o n ee
R es. 127a
G resh am , O regon
Goats
by
P hon e. Office 1851
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P L A N T T R E E S NOYV.
N o w Is th e tim e to p la n t tre e s . W e
h a v e p e a c h , p e a r. p lu m , p ru n e , a p p
w a ln u t a n d filb e rt tre e s . All k in d s o f
f r u it tre e s , b e r r y p la n ts a n d g r a p e
S E V E R A L F I N F / C H I N C H I L L A r a b v in e s a t re d u c e d p ric e s. N u r s e r y lo
b its f o r sa le , e lig ib le to r e g is te r . H. c a te d o n P o w ell V a lle y r o a d m ile a n d
G. Andrew*, p h o n e 265x4.
a h a lf w e s t o f G r e s h a m
S en d fo r
c a ta lo g a n il p ric e list. P o w ell V a lle y
N u r s e r y . P o r tla n d , O reg o n , R o u te 1,
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PORTLAND
COOKS MACHINE SHOP
WAY POINTS
(¡RESHAM
Loral ami Long Diafani*«*
M oy ing
today in tlie Senate.
J. R O SS B R O W N
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a n d v e tc h f o r s a le a t b a r n . >18. o r
d e liv e re d . >19. H W . S tro n g . G r e s h
a m . p h o n e 2161.
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Plants, Seeds, Etc.
F or low est ra te s on autom obile
tru ck and g en eral in su ran ce see
E A R L IE S T O F A L L S E E D P O T -V-
F O R S A L E —N ic e la r g e c a lf, 4 d a y s
B. W. T horne.—Adv.
to ea fo r sa le. C. Schutz«-. T ro u td a le .
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D E S IO N F HR AMD H U IL D F R S
P h o n e s G en h arn 52x4
P o rtla n d . S i n n e t 6621-J 1
G resham , Phone 1261
F O U R T R A C T O R R U B B E R w h eels
f o r sa le. A b a r g a in a t >100. P h o n e
1541.
— -.-.ry co»
'.ng fre s h soon.
F r a n k S p e y b ro c k
p h o n e 3469. S e c tio n L in e ro a d . 2 ^
m ile s e a s t o f G re sh a m .
F. S. Starhard & Son
Auto F relglit T erm inal
P o rtlan d , I'honc EAst SUM
A L A R G E L IS T o f u se d im p le m e n ts
a n d m a c h in e r y .
H e s se l Im p le m e n t
C om pany.
Cattle
F O R S A L E — J e r s e y Cow , 2
h e ife rs , f re s h so o n , >5« e a c h .
G r e s h a m 3087.
' 'K.ts neV€r d ro P dead from h e a rt
M ention to an ad v e rtise r th a t you
saw his ad. in th e Outlook.
VAUGHAN GARDEN
TRACTORS,
c u ltiv a to r s ,
p lo w s,
d isc
h a rro w s ,
«pike h a r r o w s H essel Im p le m e n t Co
J U S T A R R IV E D —C a rlo a d o f good ^ I M P L E M E N T S f o r th e b e r rv m a n , th e
d a ir y m a n o r th e d iv e rsifie d f a r m e r
g e n tle w o rk h o r s e s fro m e a s te r n O re
H essel Im p le m e n t Co.
g on. w e ig h in g 120(1 to 1600 p o u n d s.
P ric e d r ig h t. C om e, look th e m o v e r
, o r tla n d H o rs e c o m p a n y y a r d s , 1 4 -IN C H O L IV E R C H I L L E D P L O W
f o r sa le . N e a r ly n ew
W m . C a rl-
C o lu m b ia B lv d a n d T y n d a le s tr e e t
< o n d o n H o r s e Co.
s te d t, p h o n e G r e s h a m 268.
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i from intense physical effort; hearts
! fail in the swivel-chair,—at the
steering-wheel of the car. Pugil-
iisease—at least 1 never heard of
I 3ne
so; heart disease is rare
iraong the laboring class.
The greatest enemy of the heart
s, the overloaded stomach—the
stagnant blood-stream—the rotten
krtery. Keep away from these and
you will have escaped nine-tenths
jf the terrors of death from
‘heart disease.” It can only be
lone by moderate indulgence in
food of the plainest variety—and,
drinking plenty of pure w’ater;
sommerciaiized drinks, let them be
water or what-not, should be
thoroughly investigate,! as to their
Itneas for human i , .isumption.
‘The old oaken bucket that hangs
n the well” supplies about the
lafost beverage known.
Tobacco is a genuine poison,—
>ut don't be horrified, when I say
Frankfurters and kraut may kill .
nan quicker if over-indulged
1
am loth to call the faithful Irish
potato a silent assassin, but am
tempted to do so sometimes.
Farm Machinery, Etc.
Horses
DAY G E L D IN G fo r sa le c h e a p
fo u r
y e a r s old. w e ig h t 1350 p pou
ounds
P T.
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D unn, ~
B o rin
FEBRUARY.
L et's put aside
prejudice.
CLASSIFIED, BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL ADS.
WANT AD. RATES.
C H E V R O L E T T O U R IN G C A R fo r
sale, d r iv e n 8000 m iles, p e r fe c t c o n
F irs t in sertio n , lc a w ord, mini
d itio n
A ll e x t r a p a r ts . C a ll I . S
mum 20c; subseq u en t in sertio n s,
N .vm an, S a n d y 29x1.
^ c a word, m inim um 10c.
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PRESEN T
RATE
16 30
8.00
(.50
8 25
. 5 50
n and after
an. 1. 1927
I« 80
8.75
6.60
All ratet ttr le tlj In adtaare.
EOR PILES
«nam D
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v t h e r r is n o th in g
«ant a s H a m le t*•
y-back g u a ra n te e
are o f H lee.
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tp a .d f 1.00. H J.
w : »jd s t . s . B..
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*d«ee. etc.
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COL. W. S. WOOD A soxs insurance
A uctioneer
f a r m n sd Staeh S a le , a S p ecialty
v a n c o u v e r . W a s h in g t o n
P h n se V a a r n a .. r I I ,. nr
G rr.h sm D atlneh 1.31
Gates Funeral Home
Voir II onte Funeral
Director.
I-ady A ssistan t
im p ie -
I’ hone G re , ham 5471.
Real Estate
A e e ld e a ,. H ea lth . A sto m n b lls
O regon F ire R eltef A ssn.
O reg o n L ife I n s u r a n c e C o m p an y
B. W. THORNE. .Virent
G RESHAM . OREGON
Office 27» I
I»honee
, A ' ,JW
G resham (M l
J. V. COUSWELL A CO.
IN S t RAJTCE. LOAM S,
Llfec
. A c c id e n t,
H e a lth .
F tr s .
S u rety Bond.
P la ts G la ss
L s w r .l ra le na a sto m o b lle — M ats M<W
s f y o s r eo llltto a la .s r a a e e .
E. PnrU aad n « r e . A d r ls s H otel,
C o m er G rand and M orrison