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GRESHAM
I nlted Railw ays ceased operatio n i Some men are as proud of th e ir an-
betw een L lnnton and P o rtlan d A pril ceators aM , aelf. m ade niaa
of hJm .
1, on account of tight to reduce fare
io liv e cent»
A 25 year franchise Is '**' *
OUTLOOK
TUESDAY,
APRIL
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They are here—
ALL THE DOINGS OF
‘YOUR HOME TOWN’
The In d u strio u s G irls' club held a
¡p arty and "fe e d " S atu rd ay evening
at th e hom e of Miss W inifred St.
being a -k eil by citizen s.
¡C lair
T he m em bers of th e club
To get a run for your money chase
p resen t besides th e hostess were
A young man would r a th e r owe a stre e tc a r
Misses Mabel Michel, Belle and W il­
money to his fa th e r than to his
m s A tterh errv , G ladys W right, Ellen
And
m
any
a
m
ushroom
Is
a
to
a
d
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"u n c le .”
Mr». G eorge L. E dw ards and In­ ! Sim onson and L o reta Cook
The
stool in disguise
fan t d a u g h te r w ere S unday visitors lead er. Miss C. H. H aile, was p res­
here. T hey were tak en hom e yes­ ent. also Miss D orothy Ball of Lln-
tiem ann and Miss G eneva W right.
terd ay by Mrs. E d w ard s' fa th e r and
BUY OUR STRONG, STYLISH
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tn o th sr, M. M. S quire an d wife, by | Several young people of G resham
auto. The la tte r re tu rn e d th is m o rn ­ atten d e d th e reception given a t th e
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P o rtlan d In d u stria l Home last F ri­
ing a fte r a p le asa n t trip.
day aftern o o n by th e Q ueen E sth ers
Mrs.
E.
K
ent,
who
is
visiting
w
ith
FOR A L L THE FAMILY
relativ es and frien d s in San F ra n ­ of P o rtlan d an d vicinity to Mrs. P.
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cisco, w rites th a t she is having a H Bodkin, a n atio n al field w orker
d elig h tfu l tim e. She has been away of the W om en's Home M issionary so-
ciety. T hose atte n d in g from here
about two weeks.
w ere Mrs. M elville T. W ire, Misses
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V'ern W alk er was down la st week
f
Mina G ilbert, F lo ren ce Tow le, Gladys
from G rass V alley to p u rch ase an
Michel, Gladys M iller, M ildred St.
a u to tru c k to use In his business. He
C lair, K ath ry n H oney, D ella H ughes,
called on his sis te r Mrs. C arl Dahl.
Note the distance of the burners from
L au ra Davis, M a rg u erite V olbrecht,
ton of stove.
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Mr. and Mrs. W illiam M orand, of E sth e r E lford, G ladys W rig h t, Daisy
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The burner autom atically generates
B oring, were In G resham on busi­ D avidson, O neita S tililons, M argery
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ness today.
gas horn tin* kerosene oil and mixing
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Stillions, H elen W ostell, Inez Sm ith
with air produces an intensely hot, blue
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Alias H elen M etzger, of G reenburg, and Anna B rugger.
flame.
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is sp en d in g th e w eek w ith h e r g ra n d ­ I T he ladles of th e so u th side divi­
SEE THEM AT—
p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Lindsey, sion of th e Aid society will hold a
and o th e r relativ es.
bake sale on S atu rd ay aftern o o n be­
HARDWARE
Mrs. R obert L ansdow n, of P leas­ g inning at 2 o'clock, at P u lfe r’s store.
Gresham, Ore.
an t Home, visited yesterd ay w ith her T he south aiders a re all good cooks
m o th er and siste r, Mrs. S. R. Brad- and expect to have fine displays of
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field an d Mrs. C. E. R usher.
food.
Misses E hbie and B eruice H a r­
C. M. H all and Ed. K en n ett have
grove were d in n e r g u ests on Sunday . retu rn ed from T he Dulles w here one
of Mrs.
E llen
Pom eroy and Miss of the big sta llio n s was sold to a
Lucy Adams.
| com pany re p rese n tin g som e of the
THE LEATHER WHICH COES INTO OUR SHOES
Dr. an d Mrs. S . P. B ittn e r heard m ost pro m in en t stockm en of Wasco
IS SO TANNED THAT IT NOT ONLY FEELS COM­
A J. W. BROWN, Prop.
A ida S atu rd ay evening, as su n g by 'co u n ty .
FORTABLE BUT WEARS A LONG TIME. THE SOLES
th e L o m b ard i o p era com pany in
Rev. Edw in W H ight an d wife and
Best Quality Meats,
P o rtlan d .
|little son W ilb u r were v isitin g w ith
ARE MADE OF STRONG LEATHER THAT WON’T
A m o th e rs’ m eeting will be held ! frien d s fo r th e past day o r two.
SOON WEAR OUT.
a Sunday school
T h u rsd ay afte rn o o n a t 2 :3 0 o'clock .T h ey conducted
Highest Prices paid for VEAL and HOGS, according
STYLE. FIT. COMFORT AND THE LOW PRICE
a t th e M ethodist Episcopal church 'ra lly at the F ree M ethodist church
to Size and Quality.
u n d er th e auspices of th e W om en’s last Sunday evening. T h e ir hom e is
ARE WHAT WE GIUE YOU WHEN WE SELL YOU
C h ristian T em p eran ce Union.
Mrs. at W oodburn.
PHONE 41
POWELL STREET
SHOES.
S. J. K err, of P o rtlan d , will add ress
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Cook an.I
th e m eeting
All women are in v it­ d au g h te r Miss G ayle, of P o rtlan d ,
OUR HOSE WILL STAND THE STRAIN OF BUSY
ed to atten d .
visited on S unday w ith L. L. K idder
FEET. TRY IT ONCE. YOU’LL BUY THEM AGAIN.
Mrs. Dr. P itte n g e r, of P o rtlan d , and fam ily and Miss Mina G ilbert.
visited o ver S unday w ith Mrs. E.
Guy Wood an d ch ild ren and
Davidson.
A untie M. S m ith, of P o rtla n d , w ere
Mr. and Mrs, Chas. C leveland spent guests on Sunday of th e fo rm e r’s
the w eek-end a t th e ir co ttag e a t S ea­ fa th e r W. E. Wood an d wife. • Mr.
We are now prepared to
and Mrs. Wood re tu rn e d to P o rt­
side.
PAUL HOETZEL, Prop.
Ilowitt Building
Main Street
Gresham, Ore.
land
with
them
in
th
e
evening.
serve
your wants in ICE
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. R u sh er and
H.
W.
Cooley
of
th
e
W
hite
Knoll
fam ily were th e g u ests a t d in n e r on
C R E A M and FA N CY
Sunday of Mr. an d Mrs. J. N. F aris. p oultry farm had from his in c u b a t­
DRINKS. Best Quality at
JOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC i OCKX k X h X K
Mrs. E. C. L eighty, of P o rtlan d , ors a fine hatch a few days ago. F if­
Right prices.
visited w ith G ran d m a W ood over teen h u n d red lu sty young chicks
w ere tak en off. T h ree h u n d red and
Sunday.
fifty of th ese w ere sold as day old
Mr. an d Mrs. M. T. H arg ro v e and
chicks. T his is th e fo u rth h atch of
son C laude, of P o rtla n d , w ere the
th e season, and probably th e last.
g u ests on S unday of Mr. an d Mrs.
Mr. Cooley has 4500 chick en s ra n g ­
I M. C. H argrove.
‘‘It s Time to Limber up”
ing from a few days old to b ro iler
On the M arket
Mrs. W. E. Wood is e n te rta in in g size. C allers are alw ays welcome at
Fresh Every Day.
We Carry the Famous Spalding Bros.’
ihis week h er d a u g h te r Mrs. A rth u r th e W hite K noll farm and m any a .e
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Cum m ings and litffe d au g h te r R uth, em b racin g th e o p p o rtu n ity to see the
of P o rtlan d .
w onderful sig h t of so m any chicks
A rth u r R egner has discontinued to g eth er.
Also Spalding’s Tennis R<nkets and Bolls
J his S atu rd ay n ig h t dances for th e
T he auction sale an n o u n cem en t of
present.
He is now w orking in A. A lbrecht ap p ears in th is Issue. Air.
Car Every 30 Minutes
P o rtlan d going down to th e city and A lbrecht is located a sh o rt d istan ce
See us for all Sporting Goods
back every day.
w est of Fairview on th e Sandy road
PHONE 901
J. V. Cogswell, th e en terp risin g
T onight will occupy th e a tte n tio n
Main St.,
Gresham
statio n agent at L inneniann Ju n c ­ of m any m em bers of th e Masonic
LET US CALL FOR YOU
tion, a few days ago dug a hill of lodges of G reshain and T ro u td ale ,
t h e H L X A U S to r e
v o lu n teer p o tato es in his g ard en and who w ill go to Sandy in au to m o h ih s. ROAD THROUGH SANDY
found a few well form ed spuds la rg ­ All p rep a ra tio n s have been m ade for
HAS BEEN PROMISED “
oooQoooooooooooooooooooooaooooaaoooaooooQooooooooooo^ e r th an w aln u ts
an excellent tim e by th e Sandy peo­
T he I*. R. L. & P. Co., th ro u g h
ple who know how to do things.
P resid en t Griffith In his testim ony
before thp R ailro ad C om m ission, has
(WORK PROGRESSING
an n o u n ced th a t a ra ilro a d has been
FORD JITNEY CAR
ON UNION HIGH planned th ro u g h Sandy for a d is­
S t a r t s fro m co rn er o p p o site
F ir s t S ta te B an k .
T he site of th e new’ u n io n high tan ce of 18 m iles, e ith e r from C ot­
I school is a busy scene of o p era tio n s tre ll o r B oring.
"T h e re are 400,000,000 feet of
LEAVE GRESHAM
th is week. T he g rad in g has been
7:00 a. m.
th e finest tim b er in th e w orld six
1 :3O p. m.
finished and co n crete is being laid m iles from Sandy, and we w ant to
9:30 a. m.
3:30 p. m.
11:30 a. m.
5:30 p. m.
for th e fo u n d atio n s and w alls of th e m a rk e t it in P o rtla n d ." said Mr.
h e a te r basem ent.
Five carlo ad s of Griffith.
m a teria l arriv ed , co n sistin g of brick,
LEAVE PORTLAND
I lu m b er and c e m e n t.
T he com mon
F ir s t and A ldar
R heum atic Pains Relieved.
I brick are from H oover sta tio n , five
7:55 a. m .
3:30 p. m.
W hy suffer from rh eu m a tism w hen
10:30 a. m .
4:3 0 p. m.
I m iles east of G resham , b u t th e fin- relief may be had at so sm all a cost?
13:30 p. m .
6:30 p. m .
lis h in g brick a re front N evada. T he Mrs E lm er H atch. P eru, Ind., w rites :
"I have been su b je c t to a tta c k s of S pecial Sunday and E ven in g Service
la tte r is a su p e rio r q u ality of th e rh eu m a tism fo r years. Cham ber-1
$ 2 per R ound Trip.
pressed article , a lig h t gray, and will Iain ’s L in im en t alw ays relieves me
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GRESHAM
be used in th e d eco rativ e schem e of im m ediately, and I ta k e p le asu re in
i recom m ending it to o th e rs ." 25 and
[th e building.
50 cent b ottles.
F o r sale by all FOR SALE— A 3-year-old Hal-B colt
T h ree te n ts have been erected on D ruggists.
from a M organ m are. G entle d is­
the ground w here som e of th e w ork-
position, b roke to drive.
Phone
Painting anil Decorating.
I men are litin g
O th ers from G resh-
I am p rep ared to do p ain tin g , dec­
T ab o r
5443.
A lbort
R odlun,
la m com plete th e p rese n t crew but
o ra tin g an d w all tin tin g . M. Norby,
L ents, O regon.
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I m ore w ill be eng ag ed w hen the Phone 557.
tf
building begins to go up
T he brick
I m asons and c a rp e n te rs have n ot be-
Ig u n w ork yet.
S H O E S AND H O S E
IMPROVED OIL COOK STOVE
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,, STERLING & KIDDER’S
GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
Home-Made Lard and Sausage, Hams and Bacon
City Bakeryf ICE CREAM
Aylsworth’s
s u lv n a u p r v
“ Play Ball”
Bread
Balls, Bats, Gloves, Mitts, Masks
Pies, Cakes and
other Pastry
Belt’s Confectionery
FORD QUICK SERVICE
PORTLAND and GRESHAM
GRESHAM DRUG CO.
LELAND
auto ; SERVICE
Don’t Y ou See the Front Yard First?
Won t a Well Kept Lawn Command the
Respect of all who pass your Home?
LAW N M OW ERS
nnd R ose L aw n F ertilizer
W ill keep your L aw ns in prim e condition to stand the dry
weathei ot Sum m er and you should keep them looking
fresh. Bull Run Water will do the rest.
W e carry a big stock of Lawn Mowers in every grade and price from the lowest to
the hl best grade “GREAT AMERICAN BALL BEARING."
.Also ROSE LAWN IE R IIL I/.E R in 10-pound pails and 100-pound sacks.
TRY IT
For Sweet Peas, Shrubs, Lawns, Etc.
GARDEN HOSE A SPECIALTY
FAIRVIEW
T he re g u la r m eeting of th e P ar-
I en t-T each era' asso ciatio n will be held
at tlie schoolhouse on F rid ay a f te r ­
noon. April 23
Mrs A riutene Felts,
I p resid en t of th e O regon C ongress of
I M others, will be p resen t and ad d ress
I th e m eeting
A sh o rt p ro g ram will
be ren d ered by th e pupils of P rinci-
| pal L en t's room.
Mrs. Ja n e t G ran t has received a
I life dtplom a from th e sta te board of
education. Mrs G ran t is a g ra d u ­
ate of th e M onm outh N orm al, which
Is * sta n d ard iz ed norm al
She is
now en title d to teach in high schools
and to hold th e office of city super-
I in ten d en t. H er diplom a is valid in !
'he other 26 standardized states.
Wire 661
Powell St.
Metzger Bros.
QUALITY and SERVICE
Wire 6 6 1 ]
Gresham
A Cure for Sour Stomach.
Mrs Wm M Thom p on. of B attle
reek Mich , w rites: " I have been
troubled
w ith
Ind ig estio n ,
so u r
tom ach and bad b reath . A fter tak -
ng two bottles of C h a m b erlain 's
r ’,b
am W*U T h<*«e ‘« M « » are
plendld— none b e tte r." F o r salé bv
all D ruggists.
WE GUARD YOUR INTERESTS
F A IT H F U L
S E R V IC E
1 aking best care of our customers' interests is the best
way to take care of our own, for, in the final analysis they
are identical.
e offer you banking service that is sincere, sympa­
thetic, careful and accommodating and strive to merit your
patronage by continually making good.
WE GROW BY D E SE R V IN G TO GROW
FIRST G R E STATE
BANK
S H A M , CMPEL,