PAGE TWO GRESHAM OUTLOOK. GRESHAM, OREGON FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1928 Rebekahs to E n tertain . GRESHAM OUTLOOK CORBETT SPRINGDALE Don't m iss the Rebekah e n te r­ Published every T uesday and F r i­ Open season for th e sp rin g catch A su rp rise b irthday p arty was tain m en t Monday evening, May 7, day at G resham , Oregon, by the of salm on began T uesday noon with given Mrs. Dan Bourgeois on S a t­ I. O. O. F. hall. Vocal and in s tru ­ Outlook P ublishing Co., H. L. St. 23 gasoline launches in operation. urday evening by Miss B eatrice m ental num bers, readings, comic C lair, E ditor and M anager. F airly good catches a re being m ade Bourgeois, T he evening w as spent songs. Everybody welcome. A free will offering will be taken.—Adv. O ne y e a r , $2.06, atx m onth», *1.10. th re e and th e fish a re firm and of very playing gam es and refresh m en ts m o n th » ' tr ia l s u b s c rip tio n , SOc. C o m b in a tio n ra te » w ith a ll th e P o r t ­ fine tex tu re, good enough to tickle w ere served. Those p resen t w ere Buick Bargain. la n d H allie». the p alate of a king. T he riv er is Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morgan, Mr. and 23-45 S port Touring, fully equip­ A D V E R T IS IN G at a high stage, owing to the re ­ Mrs. P aul B osshardt, Mr. and Mrs. ped and g u aranteed, $350. W. W. R a te » re a s o n a b le . O u r r e p r e s e n ta ­ cent heavy rain s, and d rift wood Alvin K linski, Mrs. E. L. Bourgeois, M etzger or W illiam Booth, G resh ­ tiv e w ill c all am , phone 18ul.—Adv. and th e tum ble weeds th a t have Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bourgeois, H a r­ E n te re d a» se c o n d -c la s s m a tte r For the Ladles M a rch 3. 1911. a t th e P o sto ftlce a t blown into the riv er ea st of The old Leah, Ben and B eatrice B our­ is just “another per non.” Each G re sh a m . O regon, u n d e r th e A ct of Dalles m akes hauling in th e heavy geois, Wm. S ester, C harles Fuilick- Snappy styles in new footw ear M arch 3. 1879. for spring. Come in and see them. one has his or her personality, as seine a difficult task. er and Mark, Ju stin e and E lsie P opular prices, $3.95, $4.95, $5.95. M e m b er o f th e S ta te E d ito r ia l A sso­ Recent guests of Mrs. I.ydia Os- Berney. c ia tio n well as needs and interests. A ylsw orth & \M artln, G resham .— M em b er o f th e N a tio n a l E d ito r ia l tran d w ere h er sister-in -law , Mrs. Adv. tf A s so c ia tio n . Zack T aylor from Salem , Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H enkle e n te r­ \ \ e please because we are first of Lawn Mowers. Mrs. Omar Both wick and Ren tained relativ es from Sellwood S u n ­ DI R CANDIDATE FRIENDS. We rep a ir and sh arp en lawn all interested in each one com ing into Dickerson from A ntelope, Mrs. day, Including her m other Mrs. mowers. We call for and deliver. As the tim e for th e prim ary elec­ Will O strand from W aldport and Rooney, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. M iller J. E. M etzger, G resham , phone this B ank and have developed a b a n k ­ tion draw s near those men who 1901.—Adv. tf Mrs. P o in ter from P ortland. and a nephew, Homer Rooney. have filed as candidates are getting ing service th a t meets every m odern Paul Rush is suffering an attack R. P. Rasm ussen has retu rn ed around to m eet th e ir old friends of m um ps and Lynn W oodward and from The D alles to his farm on the requirem ent. and form now friendships. They Sidney D arker are afflicted with Sandy. are handshaking, in other words. Eugene Bourgeois has retu rn ed N otw ithstanding the m odest way m easles. Mrs. S. S tea rn s from P o rtland home afte r spending tw o y ea rs in YOU WILL ENJOY BANKING HERE some of th e candidates announce them selves, as having been "urged v a s a visitor last w e e k at the Lewis O akland, California. Reed home. Mrs. J. A. Berney left early in the by th e ir friends to en ter the race,” J. W ard E vans has begun the w e e k for the Berney sheep ranch SHOULD HE PAID It Is fair to say th a t under our Ore erection of a barn 50 x 50. Cecil near Roosevelt, W ashington, w here gon prim ary system It is up to the P ounder is the co n tra cto r and sh earin g is in progress now. Mr. F irst half on or before candidate to "seek the office.” It builder. and Mrs, S. Sinizer and son Donald may he assum ed this Is w hat they Be sure to attend the American Legion M instrel Saturday, May 5th, to The p arty given by Columbia of C alifornia who occupied the are doing, and some a re seeking Show Thursday, May 1». avoid penalty. S a m e grange F riday evening w as a so Crow ston home during the w inter m ighty vigorously. may be paid through d a l and financial success. m onths, a re also a t the Berney How shall we view th is sp a s­ The A nderson fish com pany has ranch. modic activity, this unusual frien d ­ bought th e old dock house a t Cor Mrs. Lela Usher and E arl Born- liness, th is political handshaking? bett statio n and L au ran ce Hayes ing, both from Bend, Oregon, w ere Some think It is all done in a expects to buy fish and serve light m arried Tuesday. May 1. Mrs. patronizing sp irit and for m erely a lunches in the building during the H orning is a sister of Mrs. Ja ck GRESHAM, OREGON selfish purpose. T his is in general sum m er. Zilm. They retu rn ed to th e ir home Q ra s itt an u n fair attitude. We have put it A Strong Bank Mrs. M. E. H enderson, who has in Bend W ednesday m orning. up to the m an, by our prim ary owned and operated th e famous Mrs. Wm. Salzm an en tertain ed method to seek the office. Shall we Crown Point chalet, one of the most the Needle club W ednesday a fte r­ then blam e or ridicule them for do­ popular reso rts on th e h igh­ noon. Seventeen m em bers w ere ing w hat we by our law have made way, bus sold the p ro p erty anil will p r e s e n t . T h ree handkerchief necessary? ta k e a much needed re st before show ers w ere given in honor of the Many candidates call on us and sta rtin g a sim ilar business else­ b irth d ay s of Mrs. Ed. Nelson, Mrs. we thank them not from any b usi­ where. Dun Bourgeois and Mrs. Lew B er­ ness standpoint, but ju st because Joe Dobing had the m isfortune to ney. we think It Im portant to get ac­ break his arm recently. WANT AD RATES. Cecil P ounder recently built a 12 DO Z. B A L L ID E A L F R U I T J A R S ; quainted with the man whom we may le s s th a n h a lf p rice— h a l f g a llo n s, tw o-room bungalow playhouse for F irs t Insertion, lc a word, m ini­ q u a r t s , p in ts a ll o r p a r t. C om e need to serve us In public office. e a r ly . M o v in g J u n e 1. C. E . B eck. his two d au g h ters Ju n e and K ath ­ mum 20c: subsequent insertions, THINK TH INK COLUMBIA HEIGHTS T heoretically, from a practical W a llu la H e ig h ts. tic a word, m inim um 10c. Search the Scriptures every day Mrs. Malcolm Woodle of P leasant leen. standpoint, it should be our duty to li S A L E —S im m o n s co il sp rin g , Horses They will never lead you astray. F o sto call on them in order to know the I View has retu rn ed from a three- v e , d re s s e r, o a k a r m c h a i r B ir d s - D on’t forget the ad v e rtise rs when d a le a v e n u e off P o w ell. P u tm a n . IL W .SNASHALL. men th a t we may vote intelligently. I weeks trip to Los Angeles, bring you need an y th in g in th eir line. S IN G L E H O U S E F o i l S A L E , w e ig h t 15t»o p o u n d s, g o p d c o n d itio n ; 2300 So we than k the candidates for I ing home with her her little M ELLA PH O N E BAND in s tr u m e n t, p o u n d te a m , y o u n g a n d so u n d , w o rk in c lu d in g m u sic s t a n d .fo r s a le r e a ­ calling on us, giving us any In- nephew W arren W icker, whose sin g le o r d o u b le. $95. T w o m iles so n a b le . J o h n B ro p h y , p h o n e 3051. e a s t o f L» n t s o n F o s te r ro ad . Box Farm Machinery, Etc. form ation we desire, shaking our father died recently. Mr. W icker C arpenter & R uilder G"9. G R A V E L IN P I T o r s c re e n e d in i ied hand and presenting th e Issues as was a b ro th er of Mrs. Woodle. 6-b la d e d isc fo r Remodeling, Foundation Work T E A M F O R S A L E —4 y e a r s old. w t. W A Ml N T E D W —a b u n k e rs. I. L . D a v id s o n , H e n s le y ill. - B. T „ c a r e T h e O u t- 1250. W ell b ro k e L. M. J o h n s o n , they see them . From th is contact Mr. and Mrs. E dw ard E h rm an of r o a d n e a r T ro u td a le . P h o n e G re s h - and Rooting B o rin g . Rt. 4, 3 m iles s o u th e a s t B o r­ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ a m 15x1. ing, on P e e p C re e k ro a d . tf A lso P a p e r in g a n d P a in tin g we may decide we w ant them or do P ortland have taken possession of «' ■ L11?.* ',n v l.': pioTv J K OuFtrttK tn ^ g o o il R A D IO S A N D P H O N O G R A P H S . H a v e not w ant them . In either case we their co untry home, E h rm an o r, for c o n d itio n . P h o n e 1701. s e v e ra l u se d r a d io s a n d p h o n o g r a p h s C atti» HENRY BLACK tre a t them as our friends. the sum m er o f s t a n d a r d m a k e s a t v e ry a t t r a c t i v e p ric e s, w ilr t r a d e fo r w o o d o r f a rm G O O D W O R K , P R O M P T S E R V IC E Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ganz and two E R E S I! C O W fo r .-ale w ith h e ife r c alf. S T A N D A R D S E E D E R , c o m b in a tio n p ro d u c e a t m a r k e t v a lu e s . J . E. P h o n e G re s h a m E n d .M organ F A IR P R IC E S h a n d c u ltiv a to r a n d s e e d e r in A -l VANDALISM CONDEMNED. ¡children of San F rancisco have a r M e tzg er, p h o n e 1901. c o n d itio n . A b a r g a in a t *10. J . E . T e le p h o n e B lto a ilw a y »(ISO M e tlg e r, p h o n e 1901. I 'A S T F l i E F O R R E N T G at tie p r e ­ The flower vandal has begun his rived at Menucha, the home o f Mrs. fe rre d I ’p to 30 h e a d R u n n in g w a ­ Wood and Saw ing work of destructloq, according to Ganz' p are n ts Mr. and Mrs. Ju liu s n t- all su m m e r. Ray W aite, h a lf H A V E S O L D O U T MY C O W S a n d m ile n o rth o f A n tlerso n s ta tio n . h a v e P e rfe c tio n m ilk in g m a c h in e , 2 S L A B W O O D F O R rep o rts from the home of a Main Meier, and will spend th e sum m er SA LE. S p e c ia l d o u b le u n it. In g o o d s h a p e . A lso p ric e on o r d e r s to M ay 15. L. E CATTLE W J. S treet resid en t who hus tak en lim e here. g a s p u m p a n d 250-gallon t a n k in t r a s w e l l , p h o n e 3083, G re s h a m . TROUTDALE SAND P A B S e T tte U s R , E P o rin F O g R , O reg on P h o n e P ro c ­ good c o n d itio n W ill sell o r tr a d e and pains to cultivate a m ost beau- Mr. and Mrs. llackm an of E hr- t o r 's sto re . (Irtw ittH ) 278. o n liv e sto c k . J e r s e y L ily D a iry . 98th W OOD F O R S A L E — F i r s t a n d se co n d and GRAVEL CO. a n d P o w ell V a lle y ro a d . P h o n e S U n - tlful bed of tulips. Someone In -I m anor attended th e E astern Stur g r o w th eo rd w o o d a n d tie s, a n y Y O U N G J E R S E Y C O W fo r stile ; fresh se t 5746. le n g th . S lab w o o d , 44.50. d e liv e re d . la s t w eek . p e rfe c t T. B. te s t. P h o n e ---------------------------------------------------- vaded the prem ises T uesday eve- I party at T ro u td ale F riday (‘v e ilin g M hrod a n d C o n rre te Hand | H a y d e n F u e l C o.. G re s h a m , p h o n e 366x3. a n d G ra v e l nifig, cu ttin g off the blooms and The party was a great success, Real Estate, Rentals. Etc. 3676. e v en in g s. In b u n k e r s o r d e liv e re d C O W F O R S A L P a ls o vnilk g o at m ilk ­ scatterin g them about with a ruth- | George H asw ell, b ro th er Of Mrs I G O O D D R Y W O O D d e liv e re d a n y ­ ing a b o u t a m o n th , a n d 2 kid s. M il­ C e m e n t B ric k a n d C e m e n t w h e re in G re s h a m . $6.50 a co rd . J. ler & L oney, m ile n o r th o f C o ttre ll F t*K S A L E -5 -ro o m p la s te re d h o u se, loss hand. W hat possible m easure George Wilcox, left for Los Angeles fu ll b a s e m e n t, g a s , e le c tr ic ity . N e a r L. W o rk m a n . l ' s m ile s o u th w e s t o f sto re . E 28th a n d S ta r k S t s . $3000. T e rm s . | Gresham. Helney road. of satisfactio n can a hum an being on Tuesday of last week for a bus­ .1. It. KNAItlt, Manager O w n e r cr. O u tlo o k , G re sh a m . W E L L B R E D R E G IS T E R E D JE R - P h o n e 4 s 9 get from disturbing the flowers he- | iness trip. Mrs. Wilcox, who Is sey h e if e r fo r s a le c h e a p , n e a r S E A S O N E D W O O D F O R S A L E , firs t Q n lrk H erv lre G re sh a m . H . C. P a u ls e n . 290 A in s ­ g ro w th fir, c o rd le n g th s o r 16-lnch, longing to another, not even caring still at M ultnomah hospital, is get- F a r m lo a n s a t low r a t e s w o rth a v e n u e . P o rtla n d , p h o n e WA1- a ls o c e d a r p o sts . J ? S. D o n a ld s o n , p h o n e S a n d y 2x. _n u t 2 9 8 0 . ___________ G all B R o a d w ay 1528 for th eir possession, hut m erely to (tin g along nicely and is looking W e s t ( 'o a s t S e c u ritie s C o rp o ra tio n W A N T E D P f veal h o g s a n d oowv throw them aw ay afte r pluck­ forw ard to having her cast re ­ 326 S t a r k S t.. P o rtla n d . O reg o n 1 6 -IN C H B L O C K W O O D fo r sa le to fre s h e ti soon F r e s h to w s for g o o d lu m b e r. $3 th o u s a n d a n d u p ; sa le C. A. B u tc h e r Kt. 1. B ox 418. ing? Surely some perverted sense moved next week. tire a n d co m m o n b ric k . C a m e ro n 's P o r tla n d B a se L in e a n d B u ckley F U R N I S H E D 7-RO O M H O U S E fo r r e n t. M rs. L. R a d fo rd , S eco n d s tr e e t, S p u r .n e a r D o d g e p a rk . D. B. C ro s- M arian S tu art, g ran d d a u g h ter of m ust control such an Individual. a v e n u e . T A b o r 4979 so n . B o rin g . R t. 1, b o x 147D. G re s h a m , w e s t o f O s b u rn 's shop. Classed w ith thia sort of person Mr. and Mrs. A. S tu a rt of L atourell, F O R S A L E — 10 a c r e s a ll c u ltiv a te d , W O O D S A W IN G . S a tis f a c tio n g u a r a n - (¡oats m ust be the one who tak es a c e r­ was a guest at Columbia View farm p a r t b e rrie s . T w o m ile s G re s h a m , teed . A lso w o o d f o r sa le . F lo y d g o o d ro a d tw o sid e s. B ull R u n w a ­ S u rfa c e , F a ir v ie w , phone 22x4, tain delight in tipping over the tw o days last week. : A N A A N M IL K G O A T fo r sa le , th r e e G re sh a m . te r. e le c tr ic lig h ts .m o d e rn h o u se, y e a r s old w ith tw o n a n n y k id s, good Mrs. Guy T albot, w ith some cans of rubbish w hich a re now on d o u b le g a r a g e . D e a th in fa m ily m ilk e r. all fo r $2<> . C a rl S c h u ltz , a t m a k e s s a le n e c e s sa ry . F O R W O O D S A W IN O c a ll H . H J o h n ­ m any stre e ts aw aiting disposition friends, spent a few days at Broken C o lu m b ia B rick y a r d s . P h o n e 2241. 10.26 a c r e s good la n d clo se to M t. SA N D and GRAVEL son. B o rin g . O reg o n , p h o n e 673, G re s h a m . tf H ood Loop, la y s v e ry nice, a b o u t by the p roper authorities. One col­ Hill, th eir place at L ato u rell, last th r e e a c r e s c le a re d , b a la n c e e a s y Dogs week. lection of gurbage on Main street G R E S H A M F U E L CO M PA N Y W IL L c le a re d . $1250 fo r ca sh . s u p ds p ly y — o u . r fuel . n . e e . d s W ood I o f a all ll 10 52 a« r e s o n g o o d r o a d th r e e m ile s Miss Anna E tling and Miss Lydia lias been tw ice toppled over since k in d s, co al a n d b riq u e ts , l b »STON B U L L T E R R I E R p u p p ie s T F II M RIO H T . P ro p . G re s h a m , r u n n in g w a te r , e n o u g h Phones olfice 1051, fo r sa le M rs. C. P o w ell, p h o n e tim b e r to p a y fo r p la c e ; $750 fo r re s id e n c e 1x5. T uesday evening, thereby putting Metzger of P o rtlan d , d au g h ters of « ; i-.“ i.,i m 501. cash. tf Phone 1631 W O O D S A W IN O . ev en S5 a c r e s lan d , e ig h t a c r e s c u ltiv a te d . C A L K IN S ' th e householder to th e trouble of Mrs. Fred F ilin g , spent Sunday at le n g th s a sp e c ia lty . P h o n e 1926 2 ‘v. a c r e s s tr a w b e r r ie s , so m e old tw ice replacing the tra sh in sacks home celeb ratin g th e ir m other's ( . r e sh a m . tf Poultry b u ild in g s, lo t o f good tim b e r th r e e m ile s fro m e le c tric li n e ; good W O O D F O R S A L E , d e liv e re d hirthduy. Mrs. E tling received and boxes. F irs t sc h o o ls . $'»n p e r ac re . PU R EB R ED B R oW N L E G H O R N GUARANTEED g r o w th fir a n d m a p le, a ls o c e d a r beautiful Rifts from her children. A .M E Y E R S . F i r s t S ta te B a n k , h a tc h in g eg g s. Mr». I. L. D av id so n , P” «t» H o s sn e r. O re s h a m . PROMINENT MtN FOR P I K E G re sh a m . O reg o n T e le p h o n e 1441 p h o n e (ire s ti.u n 15x1. » It p h o n e 3109 Lynn W oodward and Sydney Bar C lo c k R e p a ir in g ON IIOIKD. ’K W o o D sS A W IN G c a ll S te v e M a rs - Wl U T E L E ilH O R N C O C K E R E L S fo r S E ^ s - s T H O M P S O N fo r a ll k in d s o f ker. stud en ts of Colum bian high C a lle d fo r a n d d e liv e re d to n , p h o n e 386. tf s to r a g e T w o ro o m s 25x80, sto c k Among the eight men on th e re school, are ill w ith the m easles. sal»', in , vnt.M e a c h if ta k e n soon. b a r n a n d y a r d s in c o n n e c tio n . P h o n e W . B Cor> . on»* m ile s o u th o f O rien t. 631. publican tick et for the one place on G . A . S C H E Make use of th e O utlook's new, Mrs. A. S tu art and Mrs. George *00 feet n o r th o f B eaco n Ix>dge R I. R B A B Y C H IC K S fo r s a le M rs. the hoard of county com m issioners Wilcox w ere dinner g u ests Friday service. Call W A N T 10 O R 15 A C R E S w ith h o u se , qu ick er telephone ( all T \ bur 23*»3 A L. D av ies, p h o n e 603, C o rb e tt. _ a ls o f ru it a n d few o u tb u ild in g s , 1561. Two p riv ate lines. A lw ays Is quite a prom inent m an of P o rt­ evening at the H arding dorm itory near G re s h a m . W ill p a y cash. B R O O D E R ., u se d o n e s e a so n , in flrs t- c la s s c o n d itio n ; c o s t n ew $65. w ill land, F. S. Pickering. P h o n e 330x G r e s h a m b e fo re 9 a m. “omeone to an sw er your calls, at Corbett. L ater In th e evening o r w r ite A. F . D e v e re a u x . R t. 2. b ox sell f o r $ J E . M e tzg er, p h o n e Mr. P ickering is a m em ber of the they all attended the card p arty at 473. G re sh a m . tf 1 ____________________ W ill IN b V . ’K E G G S fo r P ortland school hoard, has been T routdale. F A R M S F D R S A L E , la rg e o r »m all. h a tc h in g G ib so n ’s. G re s h a m , p h o n e In fine a g r i c u l t u r a l »e. tlo n K a rl J for six years, and is at p resent the 32x. lla g b e r g . R t. 2. G re s h a m , p h o n e 2S81. \ \ Il S P E C IA L IZ E IN O A C B a rre d Your m oney's w orth in th e ad ­ chairm an. T his shows the sta n d ­ R ock a n d R. I R ed c h ic k s, b re d fo r Z E N IT H Ha«Fm«*nt w all», c e m e n t w alk « a n d A D D IT IO N . GRESH A M ing of the m an and the confidence vertisem ents In th e Outlook today. h ig h eg g p ro d u c tio n . A lso 6 to 8 H ours, e tc . S e v e ra l lo ts a t a b a r g a in If ta k e n w eek s old p u lle ts. S ilv e r Bell P o u l­ n o w . e le a re d lota, w ell lo c a te d . A of the people of P ortlan d in his tr y F a r m 97th s tr e e t a n d S ectio n M ever». A g en t. R. C. F R A C E L ine ro a d . R o u te 1. P o rtla n d . S U n - charactei and ability se t 2694 G RESH A M P h o n e 1917 M O N EY TO L O A N on re a l e n ta te . Though well along in years, he s h o r t o r long lo a n s F a r m Io a n s ll m a d e a t 6 p e r c e n t. No c o m m issio n has kept in close touch with the C e c il J . P o u n d e r POULTRY WANTED F I.O R IR T I! w T h o rn e , p h o n e 2751. civic affairs of the city and the Horne Builder w « llh of all kinds A L L K IN D S . ANY T IM E M O N E Y T O L O A N on r e a l e s t a t e s e ­ grow th of th e county. He is hacked c u r ity K A. M iller, G re s h a m . O re. W E PAY CA SH COW TRACT! WO and HI7ILD1MG COAL, best grades S pring is here. PLANT NOW by a su b stan tia l group of ta x p ay ­ P h o n e C o rb e tt 1102 ItltlQ t'I IS, Diamond B A R G A IN 86 » .r e » n e a r B o rin g M ORESHAM PRODUCE CO N prtagri a le A it tir a r t T ro a td a le , O r. a c r e s good tilla b le lan d . » a c r e s ROSE BI SUES ers who think his past record P h o n e 1103 G re a h a m O reg o n c le a r e d b a la n c e e x c e lle n t p a s tu r e shows him to be well qualified for We are ready to take sto rag e We have 7000 of them in 10 p le n ty o f r u n n in g w a te r . g r a v e l pit o n p rem ise» . R e n t» to c o u n ty 15 ’ p er orders at sum m er prices. v arieties at a place on th e county's most Im­ year P rl. e 8'i|’l’1. o n ly $16i)0 c a s h Portland-Gresham Stage Plants. Seeds, Etc. 2.»c and up r e q u ire d A M evera. G re a h a m . O re- p o rtan t business board. P l t O l l ’T SE It VICK g"" T e le p h o n e 1441 W ANTED \ seed o a ts . B en S I V. I'll KIT IM I I V. GKF SII IR G eranium s. C annas, Petunia«, The Outlook is favored with B o u rg eo is. p h o n ie C o r b e tt 5101 M O X E T TO 1 0 * 8 . I 's r k an d V n m h lll P ow ell A R o b ert« Zinnia», etc. V egetable Plant» T ro u td a le . O regon G r e sh a m F u e l C o . n good r e a l e s t a t e s e c u rity R. many political ads during this > am B K s.-nn 8191 P h o n e IM S a t th e rig h t prices. R o ss B ro w n G re s h a m , p h o n e 2501. Glttce If ft I Phone« Rea. lif t BURBANK S U E D P O T A T O E S fo r paigu, and has been in the past. :i»lred. G. R. l l a r - »ale. ftOr per •6 <5 m B. K •7 40 a. tn a. u GRESHAM T his we a rc told Is because Ihe V iew a v e n u e , h a lf a. m P V •7 50 a m R. L Employ ment m a n n J u n c tio n . eouth LI •8 30 a. :1ft a. m S I. P V G R EEM H H SES Outlook hus Influence w ith the No One Coming Into This Bank Professional Ads. P H Y S IC IA N S — M E D IC A L P h o n e , Office 1851 H. IL HUGHES, M .D . H o u r s : 10-12 A .M . Office 2251 a mu Classified Ads THINK W a lr a d & W r ig h t CEMENT WORK DONE F E L 5.1 VD GRAVEL voters In th is te rrito ry . We are 50c and 76c a y ard at pit or will m odest about thia but hope it is deliver true. If It Is tru e It is because we O. A. BRYAN do try sincerely to tre a t candidates I’lin n e G r e sh a m 78 x Í a n d questions fairly and im p a rtial­ ly. tt should be stated th a t the Outlook solicit« no political ads. Peter I.enarri They com e voluntarily and our a t ­ •HOM titu d e and support la not bast d on I leaning and th e fact a candidate ad v ertl ■ » In Pressing the Outlook. We ask our reader* I >ur «'leaning p la n t In in G re a h a m to think. 1211 W» r a il awd d e liv e r Hal Hosa Is the man to succeed Ham Koxer a» secretary of state He is well known and capable, lie merits your vote. Wbat you want. when y o u want It, «■ you want It- Want Ad IL Tell tt to One-FIve-Hil-One. P L U M B IN G and Kepi Ir T anks D ay o r C o n tra c t W ORK OUAH A N TEED L a rry F o c h t GRESHAM P hons 8 ttl 9 SO a 9 50 a ■ * 1 a 11 J” a m m m m 11 50 « m 12 SO p m 1 SO p m 1 SO p m 2 5 J I ft ft 6 10 30 p m So p rn 50 p m 30 p ftO P SO p 00 p m m m m n H P B .S i’ B Í. P B «S P B S. P P L L \ L In­ V U U V L L V L L. V V > I to Il 11 12 1 So a tn a. m a m so a m 00 a m SO a m 30 p m oo p ni 1 SO p m 2 3 3 < 5 ft 7 SO p. «kl p. 30 p Jo p. 00 p 30 p 00 p m m m m m m m B H P B. S P B B. P B f» P B SI. P P K U V L L V G L. V L. L V L U V V J4 1 'I 1» V D IV IS IO N i. I’OKII 1M» >. s n i n 1 so p. m . P V. 9 :1ft a in. m . P . V. I 3 W P ft so p. m l.v . G K K M I t M fo r I’n rtla a ri p. ro. 8 45 a tn . P. V. < 1» p m . I S 4ft p. m P . V • ’ « ■ and M I S L —S e ctio n L in e ro a d P V P o w ell V alley n»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 by Ir. GRFSHAM (¡ED. LEWIS & SDN M U N G E R B L A C K C A P P L A N T S fo r sale L im ite d su p p ly o f s tr o n g h e a lth y p l a n t h H II. W a tk in s . B luff ro a d n e a r C o ttre ll school. Phone R an d y 305. M A T E R N IT Y C A S E S ta k e n f o r $75. in c lu d in g he a p lta l. n u r s e a n d d o c- t o r ’s fee P to n e S V n aet 2125. P o r t- I la n d BIG B U R B A N K P O T A T O B 8 fo r s a l e , flne ((H iking potato*.« Mr». 8. R K itz m ille r, p h o n e 32x1 P L O W IN G A N D G E N E R A L T E A M w o rk w a n te d I »awn g r a d in g b a s e ­ m e n t w ork, etc C w A dam », phon»- 1924 O re a h a m A M E R IC A N W O N D E R P O T A T O E S la rg e a n d «m ail, fo r need 8 M D avi«. S p rin g d a le , p h o n e C o rb e tt F O R S A L E —S p a r e In th in claatiifled d e p a r tm e n t. C a ll a t otTlce o r p h o n e G re a h a m 1531 F O R S A L E - 3 p a c e in th ia «-laaaifled «lepar t m en t C a ll a t ortlce o r p h o n e G re a h a m 1591. Hay H T 1 F IE D H A N N C H E N b a rle y a n d i» to r y o dt* fo r aale fo r aêed in g iirpoar* B. C A ltm a n , p h o n e 459 Automobile! THU l.Y K Bi X F *R A FN'ÏXD fo r aale p M i* e e h a m . p h o n e 3674 F O R S A L E —S p a c e in th ia cian ai fled d e p a r tm e n t C a ll a t o tttce o r p h o n e G re a h a m Ifttl. W A N T E I '— M ore p eo p le to u«e W a n t A da C a ll G re a h a m 1561 F 2d St N \ M P h o n e 866 o r ra s ln n s . Gates Funeral Home Your Home Funeral IMreetnr. Lady Assletant Phone Gresham M7I, th e »-* ,»n lo an . M ust $7 4 ' R C A B ru n s » 'r th o p h o n lx a n d e n x t r n e co m p lete. S ta n d a 4 ft. n ig h ,