Gresham outlook., June 30, 1916, Page 4, Image 4

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GRESHAM
OUTLOOK
F R ID A T ,
JU NE
30.
1910
Bring the Whole Family and
Celebrate July 4 at Gresham
FREE ATTRACTIONS!
Given by the Business Men’s Club of Gresham and Gresham-Riverside Driving Association
A Full Line of Entertainment Entirely Free, including Horse Races, except Grandstand Seats
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Patriotic Music by Beyers’ Concert Band
FREE LEMONADE from 12 to 1.
Refreshments on Grounds.
Good Dinners Served at Gresham Hotel and Restaurant.
Bring Basket Lunches
Bring all the Family for a Good Old-Fashioned Picnic
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LOTS OF SPORTS AND GAMES
MULL RACE in which riders are changed and the loser wins. Two Prizes by B. S. Walrad
SPORTS for Men, Women and Children; Foot Races, Tug-of-War, Climbing Greased Pole,
Races for Girls, for Boys, Sack Race, Automobile Tug-of-War, Auto Race, Etc., Etc.
ENTRIES TO SPORTS FREE.
CASH PRIZES DONATED BY GRESHAM BUSINESS MEN
Afternoon Program of Horse Races by Gresham-Riverside Driving Club
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Grand Patriotic Bail at Night, Rcgncr’s Nall
Music by Beyer s Orchestra.
LOCAL EVENTS
OF INTEREST
Stop Trying
Io figure the high cost of living, figure how to reduce it.
Have you ever considered the saving in quantity buying?
SPECIAL WEEKLY QUANTITY PRICE SALES
You pay for
2 oz. \ auilla
25c
You pay for
Flour
$1.35 per sk.
Buy the 8 oz.
size a t 75c
Buy the bbl.
a t $5.20
You pay fot
You 1 a . tor
9 1b. sk. Cream 2oz. hlk pepper
Rolled Oats 40c
10c
Buy the 451b.sk Buy the 8 oz.
at $1.85
can a t 25c
Suvi’ 25 per et. Save 4 per cent Save 7 per cent Save IH p e r et
Yon pily for
3 cans Carnation Milk
You 1 av for
3 cans A ster Milk
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Buy the 4 doz. cans
at $3.65
Buy the 4 (loz. ease
a t $3.35
Save 9 per cent
Save 16 per cent
fliese
a re
only
the saving in qu antity buying.
for furth er qnotations.
a f e u s a m p le s ol
A sk u s
Special for Saturday
Wc want yc >u
to try o u r "H i <1 B a n d " iin»» o f ju ick ag e coffee^.
p riced al 25c, ai h , 30v, IO«\ Wo know th a t o n ce yr u try th is high
rado line, you will ht» o u r coffee c u s to m e r s l ’l'i IVI 1 « »It M l-
l IC 1 > \ I ; l ’ree n itil « - H ill 5 th iMtiuul I>r Iteil llam l C offee Sohi. H e
1-ill g iv e o n e p o l l nil 1 I5KE. If you a rc lucky you can get 2 His
o r th e p rice of o n e
If you b eliev e In S afely F ir s t, »on a re s u r e of
6 lht- lor the price of
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For Service and Quality
WIRE
661
A. W. Metzger
GRESHAM, ORE
Dance Tickets $ 1.
WIRE
661
T h e re w ill be u r e g u la r m e e tin g of
th e fa ir d ir e c to r s on M onday n ex t a t
2 :3 0 p. nt. S e v e ra l im p o r ta n t n ia t-
I ter« in c o n n e c tio n w ith th e co m in g
f a ir w ill be c o n sid e re d .
Mrs. V ic to r Ite r, b e tt e r k n o w n in
tills c o m m u n ity as M aeve L ovelace,
is th e m o th e r of a d a u g h te r , born a t
h e r h o m e n e a r A lb any on J u n e 18.
: he is re c e iv in g n u m e ro u s c o n g ra tu -
| la tio n s fro m h e r m an y fr ie n d s h ere.
T h e re s id e n c e o f I). I,. M cL ain is
j b ein g im p ro v e d by th e a d d itio n of an
I 8-foot p o rch ac ro ss th e end a n d one
¡s id e . J. (}. M etzg er is in c h a rg e of
th e c a r p e n te r w o rk
Mr.
M cLain
h a s been co n fin ed to h is h o m e fo r
tlie p ast six w eek s
H e w as a b le to
w alk up to w n th is m o rn in g .
Supper Extra.
Hen M a th e w s h as o p e n e d h is new
E. W. U nis is a d v e rtis in g a s a le o f j
Word has been received of
pool h a ll on M ain s t r e e t a n d is p r e ­ I ail h is sto c k , fa rm im p le m e n ts a n d I birth on June 22d of a nine-poi
p a re d to m e e t h is frie n d s th e r e . It h o u se h o ld g o o d s, to be h e ld a t his boy to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Buch
is o n e o f th e co zie st p la c e s in tow n. p lace on S a tu r d a y , J u ly 8 th .
Mr. an, former residents here, now
E d. S e ife r, o f B o rin g , h a s b o u g h t U nis h a s been in ill h e a lth f o r s e v e r­ Seattle.
of H essel .<• Son an e n s ila g e c u tt e r al m o n th s a n d is n o t a b le to look '
Mrs. Robert Lansdown, of Pleas
a n d b lo w e r to use in fillin g h is ne-.v a f t e r h is fa rm w o rk . H e m ay m a k e I Home, is taking the teachers' exa
a tr ip to so m e o th e r p la c e fo r th e I
silo.
nation at Oregon City.
b en efit o f h is h e a lth .
The open sesam e— A Want Ad.
M rs. J. C. H essel, w ho is y e t a t th e
G ood
S a m a r ita n
h o s p ita l
w ith a
b ro k e n le ft a rm . w ill be b ro u g h t
h o m e to m o rro w . S he is p ro g re ssin g
fa v o ra b ly a f t e r th e o p e ra tio n of la s t
w eek a n d an e a rly rec o v e ry is e x ­
pected.
A. J. W. BROWN, Prop.
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GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
E. E. C h ip m a n , c a r r ie r on r u r a l
r o u te o n e, a n d W illiam C h ild e rs of
ro u te tw o. w ill begin th e i r a n n u a l | <!
v a c a tio n n e x t M onday.
M rs. E d n a
S ta n le y w ill s u b s titu te on o n e a n d
C la re n c e S ta n le y on tw o.
N ext T u e sd a y b ein g o n e o f th e
h o lid a y s g iv en
th e
le t te r c a r r ie r s
th e r e w ill be no m ail se rv ic e on th e
ro u te s th a t day. T h e postoffice w ill
VV E. W ood w as in th e O u tlo o k
he o p en fo r o n e H our in th e to re -
office th is m o rn in g e x h ib itin g a c a n ­ noon.
cer. p re s e rv e d in alc o h o l, w hich he
\ la rg e c lo th b a n n e r w ill be placed
rem o v ed fro m th e face o f G ra n d m a
a
c
ro
ss
M ain s tr e e t a t th e
fa ir
Q lb so n of P le a s a n t H om e by th e use
o f Hr. W y a n t's c a n c e r s a lv e
T he g ro u n d e n tr a n c e , w ith th e f a ir d a te s
c a n c e r w as o f th e ro se v a rie ty and p a in te d th e re o n .
T lie m issio n a ry so ciety < f th e B ap ­
h ad g iv en g re a t a n n o y a n c e a n d pain
in tile p ast e ig h te e n m o n th s.
Mr. tis t c h u rc h w ill m eet on T h u rsd a y
W ood a p p lie d th e sa lv e on J u n e 18 a fte rn o o n , J u ly fith, w ith Mrs. Ja m e s
A n in te re s tin g p ro g ra m
a n d in 11 d a y s th e g ro w th cam e off l<aw rence.
I h is is th e fifth su c c e s sfu l o p e ra tio n o f m u sic a n d re a d in g s w ill be given
of th e k in d w hich Mr W ood h as to a n d lunch w ill be serv ed .
Hs c re d it
M rs Q lb son is 88 y e a rs
M rs
E lla
A ton is n u rs in g h e r
j o f age.
niece, Mrs. K S to n e, of B o rin g , w ho
I h e re w ill be a ra lly of th e m e m ­ Is very sick .
b ers of th e W oodrow W ilson d u b on
Mrs. C la ra B la ir h a s r e tu r n e d to
W .d u e a d a y e v e n in g o f n ex t w eek. h e r h o m e in P o rtla n d , a f t e r sp e n d in g
Ju ly 5
J u d g e S a m u e l W h ite , c h a lr- a b o u t th r e e m o n th s w ith h e r d a u g h ­
m an of th e s t a te d e m o c ra tic c e n tra l te r . Mrs. W. E B ates
i c o m m itte e w ill be th e p rin c ip a l
The
M isses F lo re n c e
W ilh elm ,
I sp eak er
E v e ry o n e is in v ite d to be M arie L an e a n d Lucy P e te rs o n a re
I p re s e n t a t Ite g n e r's h all.
l i k i n g th e te a c h e rs ' e x a m in a tio n in
G eo rg e a n d H a rry P re s to n a rriv e d
h o m e fro m M arsh field y e s te rd a y to
sp en d a w eek w ith th e ir m o th e r,
, M rs M ary P re s to n , a n d th e fam ily
o f th e ir
b ro th e r.
J n m i* P re sto n
w ho is sp e n d in g his s u m m e r vaca
tlo n h e re
Everybody Come!
Best Quality Meats,
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¡i Home-Made Lard and Sausage, Hams and Bacon
Highest Prices Paid for VEAL and HOGS, according
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POW ELL STR EEI
FRIENDLY INTEREST
If you lived in New York or
Chicago you would have access to
sonic of the greatest banks in the
world; but you would not get the
attention nor the interest in your
welfare th a t you receive at this
bank.
P o rtla n d th is w eek
Miss W ilh elm is
s ta y in g o v e r n ig h ts w ith M rs. W E
B ates
tr s , ta rn Kan« h ad a s ¿ n e s ts one
> th is w eek he,- d a u g h te r s . M rs
V II G oger of ''o ir e il a n d M rs May
: .a n d o n o f l>eiits
FIRST STATE BANK
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