Gresham outlook., March 13, 1917, Page 4, Image 4

PALE
GRESHAM
FOLK
OUTLOOK TUESDAY,
The newest and authentic Spring Styles in men's
young men's
arc now on display at the live store. Such diversity of designs,
such a wide range of fabrics in hundreds of patterns and
colors, we have never had the pleasure of offering before.
sta te s th a t he is located a t 1928 W.
43d stree t, Los A ngeles, C alifo rn ia
is " a t hom e u n d er the
« here
sh a d e
a sh e lte rin g p alm .”
Mrs. L. R. llre itb a u p t, of B urns, I
is visiting h er p are n ts, Mr. anti Mrs.
A. B. E llio tt at Powell Valley and
P o rtlan d .
Mr. B reig h th au p t is in
charge of th e stu te ex p erim en t s ta ­
tion a t Burns.
Mrs. C lara K une, who has been
ill for th e p ast week o r two, is som e­
w hat im proved.
H er
little Wiece,
May P ark er, has been afflicted with
ugly boils, b ut is im proving. t
$20.00, $22.50 and $25.00
Others for $16.00
Cathey avenue is being graveled
by the county. T he work is being
(■'one by Ja ck so n Jones, C larence
( ath ey , Russ u Akin and Will Stan-
lay.
E . W . A y ls w o rth
Gresham, Ore.
ED.
BAUMAN,
Prop.
T h e C h e v r o le t F o u r N in e ty T o u r in g < a r is a e a r o f id e a l n o n .
It g ives you th e most v a lu e l o r y u u i m o n e y .
T h e ' lit vi ol. ( d e liv e rs th e m a x im u m p o w e r lo th e r e a r u heels.
I l a< com plishes th is te a t th r o u g h s im p lic ity o f m e c h a n is m .
This
com pels ilir e i Iness o f a c tio n .
T h e re s u lt is iiio r e ,M in e r a n d speed,
a n d less fu e l and expense.
T h e p a th o f C h e v ro le t p o w e r is s h o rt a n d d ir e c t.
T h e vap o r­
ized fu e l e n te rs d ire c tly in to th e v a lv e -iu -h e u d m o to r.
T h e im pact
o f exp lo s io n s trik e s f u ll a g a in s t th e p is to n h e a d .
It is a n act of
fa re -to -fa c e c o -o p c ra tio n .
T h e fu lln e s s o f (h e t o n e is e x e rte d im m e d ia te ly on th e real
w h e e ls .
No fr a c tio n o f a second o r h o rs e -p o w e r is u n d u ly spent.
T h e 1 m t poxxei p la n t ty p e o f ro u s ti u n io n does th e hiiNiness.
A n d th e re s u lt is, o f io n is e , th a t you t id e fa s te r a n d fa r th e r
on o ne g a llo n o f g a s o lim in tin s p a r tic u la r m o d e l.
T h a t is eco n o m y . A n d (h a t s w h a t you w ill lin tl in th e I hev-
ro lc t I o u r N in e ty .
o n iy .
Miss Eva
H am lin has gone to
O m er C arney, who has been on th e Thom pson, N evada, w here sh e will
S p rln g crest farm , has moved his spend two m onths w ith h e r sister,
fam ily to P o rtlan d .
Mrs. C. E. B atem an.
E ran k Jo n e s has ju st com pleted a
new wire fence fo r Mrs. Coons, of
th e T erry neighborhood.
MARRIED AT HILLS 30R 0
AND KEPT THEIR SECRET
Ja m es Jen n in g s, one of th e well
known young men of G resham , has
Home-made Sausage a Specialty
succeeded in 'p u ttin g one o v e r” on
Cash paid for Fat £eef, Veal and
his nu m ero u s frien d s and a c q u a in t­
Mutton, live or dressed. Top prices
ances by g ettin g m a rried and keep ­
for Hides and Pelts of all kinds.
ing th e secret fo r o ver live m onths.
Mrs. L. P. M anning is down from The follow ing from th e H illsboro
Just Arrived, A LOT OF SWISS CHEESE, Very Fine
Bull Run packing h e r household A rgus, of O ctober 5th, 1916, tells
goods and ito rin g them in a p a rt of the w hole sto ry :
th e house, xx.’lch has been ren te d to
" J n i i l n J e n n in g , o f G re sh a m , an d
A g en u in e su rp rise was p erp e tru t-
Mr. Mast, lo ,il m an ag er fo r th e Miss Jei :e 1.. M itchell, of P o rtlan d .
eil oil M th . W. E. B ates ou Munday Jo n es L um ber .om pany.
' " <rt‘ ll“‘r,i<‘d at th e M. E. parsonage
i today, Octobi r
M arch 5, th e occasion being h er
1916, Bev. R. E
M vers officiating,
birthday. A bout th irty g u ests were
Mrs. H enry Mi tzg er and d au g h ­ ell a n d M rs. A. II Mrs. Lucy Mitch-
p reseu t, an d
when they arriv ed te r, Miss Elsie and Miss E sth e r El- of th e b rid e an d S h u m ate, m other-
groom , w ere preE-
Mrs. U a'es was a b o u t to re tire . The ford atte n d e d ch u rch
In P o rtlan d »nt at th e m a rria g e . T h e y o u n g p eo ­
evening was sp en t In gam es an d con­ la st Sunday m o rn in g an d w ere guests ple w ill re s id e at G re s h a m .”
J. T. W ilson, ow ner of th e met -
Mr. Je n n in g s is a c a rp e n te r of
versation and a lunch eo n was served. at d in n er at th e hom e of Mrs. Metz­
( huudlse of th e Crakes sto re , Is sh ip ­
Mrs. B ates was th e rec ip ien t ol' a set g er's b ro th er, Dr. A lexander Beers, ste ad y and in d u strio u s h ab its an d is
ping all the goods to P o rtla n d w here
of teaspoons, b eau tifu lly engraved. p asto r of th e F irs t F re e M ethodist a m em ber of th e G resham V olunteer
it will be placed on sale a t th e Wil-
fire d ep a rtm en t.
He is b u ild in g a
K arl A. Miller m ade th e p rese n tatio n ley.
sou uucUou room s.
house
fo
r
him
self
and
brid e on South
speech. Mrs. B ates expressed h e r­
self us highly ap p reciativ e of the
A recen t com m unication from Mrs. R o b erts avenue, w here th ey will live
R. W. T horpe and fam ily have
honor.
P. A. Gould, who is sp en d in g a few w hen it is ready. Since th e ir m a r­
moved to F airview , They will m ake
weeks a t L aG ran d e, O regon, with I riag e Mrs. Je n n in g s has rem ain ed in
th e ir hom e w ith Mrs. H a r rie t Ju..-
h e r d a u g h te r, Mrs. R o b ert L eighton, j P o rtla n d , and it has been noticed
S.
H.
S
h
elter
r
e
lu
m
e
d
la
st
week
kliis, who lias moved back tro iu P ort
from K eysloue, W ash in g to n , a fte r tells of snow th e re to th e d epth of ; th a t Jin i has been m aking freq u en t
land lulu h er owu house.
an absence of live w eeks w ith his two feet. Mrs. Gould is im proving visits th ere, som etim es rem ain in g for
in h ealth an d expects to re tu rn the ' 8e'e r a l days a t a tim e. A rousing
M. i L au ra A nderaou ol A berdeen, d a u g h te r a l th a t place. Mr. S hel­
j reception is aw aitin g him and his
te r's b ro th er, J . F . S h elter of Mab- j br8t b a rt
April
W «»hiugton, cam e to P o rtla n d Tuea-
wife w hen they come here to tak e
ton,
W
asuuigton,
who
has
been
h
ere
<1 ? »n a buaiueua trip . S he slo p p ed
T he ch ild ren of Mr. au d Mrs E. up th e ir p erm an en t residence.
»
t night a t her uuclea, E m il Olsen fo r several m o u th s, expects io re ­
A. E asley a re sick w ith m easles.
»I t ruuldute, aud re tu rn e d T h u rsd ay tu rn soou to M abton to close up his
S tatio n A gent Geo. W. P age has
affairs th e re aud will probably come
to A berdeen.
an n ounced
th a t
beginning
with
back h ere to m ake his home.
T h u rsd ay , M arch 15, th e early m orn­
Bev. E. A. L e o n a rd w ill p re a c h a t
ing tra in , w hich has been leaving
Mrs. R. F . W alters is a tte n d in g h ere at 6 :2 5 on th e Mt. Hood line
b B aptist ch u rch next Sunday
.... m in s at 11 o'clock, lu th e even- th e s ta te conference of th e D augh­ fo r P o rtlan d , will leave a t 6:14.
- a l . .IV, Mro. Dr. A. M. P a tto n of ters of the A m erican R evolution, a t
One of th e youngest women for
irtia n d will give an ad d re ss on E ugene. She is h isto ria n of th e W il­
Ail a re cordially lu v ited . la m e tte C h a p te r of P o rtla n d au d o r e h er years in th is p art of th e coun­
of th e delegates.
try , is Mrs. S. B. Jo h n so n , a pioneer
Mr. and Mr». M. U. M uuaou, ol
of 1852 an d for n early 65 years a
I r tia n d , N. Y., arriv ed h ere y eatcr-
On last
Mrs. W. K. H am ilto n , of P o rtlan d , resid en t of th is vicinity.
day irorn C aliforn ia on th e ir way visited T h u rsd ay w ith Mrs A. J. W. S atu rd ay , M arch 10, Mrs. Johnson
n»iue a fte r a l'acltic coast trip. They Brown and o th e r frleuds.
celeb rated h er 81st b irth d a y by en ­
i ill rem ain here about two we»ks
te rta in in g a d in n e r p arty . The
ai (lie hom e of M. M. S quire au d then
Miss H elene Duff, of P o rtlan d , g u ests were th e Misses M amie lloss,
g» in Salt L ake for an o th e r stop, be- spent a few days last week w ith Mrs. C ora G reene, Hazel Geddes, Inez!
fo r going home.
L usted, M argaret Creecy, N ettie Os
1. McColl.
burn. E sth er E lford. Mina G ilbert
and G race Lee. Miss W lnnifred Os
SEE FRIDAY'S OUTLOOK
burn assisted Mrs. Johnson.
ORE.
GRESHAM,
IL , P O R T L A N D
Mr. W llcoxon, from n ear C o ttrell,
has moved w ith his fam ily in to the
house recently vacated by D. M. Rob­
e rts on T h ird s tre e t an d Hood Ave.
Copyright 1916
The House oi Kupptubeinier
.. „Sanitary
Meat Market
ln ‘; isity of purpose has characterized the building and
tin development of the Chevrolet. And th a t purpose has Lieu
to build the best ear in the world for the money. This we |)t.
lieve we have acomplished, lor the Chevrolet has touiul a phici-
in all the inhabited countries of the world. W orld-wide pupU.
larity does not come by ehanee. W orld-wide laurels are not
won without merit. The reasons 1'qf this leadership ale many.
But th principal one is that the Chevrolet meets every requir,,
inent of the motorist. It fulfills each m echanical duty salig.
factorily and consistently, and in addition bus ull the other
•I ualities that contribute to comfort and eonveiiieuce.
The Chevrolet is an equally balanced ear balanced a.s t0
looks and mechanical dependability. They are equally import­
ant. And you are not satisfied il either one is missing.
A card troni li. W. R ussell, who
You will find the values are just a little more than
expect at every price.
Main St.
A Product of Experience
i recently moved from this vicinity,
Yonng men, (‘specially, will rejoice in the many entirely
new and novel ideas shown in suits. Single and doublebreasted
models in plaited baoks, some with belts all around. Novelty
pockets add charm to some: still others attain individuality by
smartly designed lapels.
Howitt Bldg
1tt*7
Mrs. Mary Wood and H om er W il­
liam s gave th e ir frien d s a com plete
¡su rp rise by going to V ancouver and
g ettin g m arried. Not even the o th e r
m em bers of the telep h o n e fo rce,
knew of th e Intended step.
K u p p e n h e im e r C lo
Phone 43
18.
T he W om en’s H om e M issionary
society will m eet tom orrow with
Mrs. J. E. M etzger, when a good pro­
gram will be ren d ered . Mrs E. 8.
M cConnfsk Is th e le ad e r
Among
¡th e m usical n u m b ers will be a solo
by Mrs. Russel K. A kin an d a piano
solo by Miss G ladys M iller.
Mro.
M etzger will be assisted by Mrs. K
A. M iller and Mrs. L. L. K idder. A
social h o u r an d luncheon will be en ­
joyed at th e close of th e pro g ram . 9
All women are in v ited .
fi
Spring Styles ‘
il
MARCH
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. B ates e n te r ­
tain ed a t d in n er on S unday Mr. and
Mrs. J. N. C lan ah an an d Dr. J. E
C lanahan.
GRESHAM PEOPLE
ANU HAPPENINGS
Chevrolet Motor Company
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Of California
N ew
FA C T O R IE S
York City, T arry to w n -o n -H u d so n , F lin t, Mich., St. Louis, Mo.,
O akland, Cal., O shaw a, C a n ad a, F ort W o rth , Texas.
Regner & Fields
IN C .
MULTNOMAH COUNTY AGENTS
No. 12 Grand Ave., Portland
We Will Demonstrate in Gresham Every Sat. Afternoon
and show you the superior points of this wonderful little car
MORE MILK
FEED
‘What Happened to Jones’
?
Seeds Seeds Seeds
F ield
It «
I lin e
Garden
for you to
FPRINO WHEAT
0AT8
VETCH
TIMOTHY
CLOVER SEED
Bulk or Package
Plan
Your
Flower
Spring
Planting
Bulk or Package
BEANS
BEETS
CARROTS
TURNIPS
Bulk or Package
A. W. Metzger,
His phone 661 QUALITY AND SERVICE GRESHAM. ORK
IL it doesn t do it w e w ill refund your money
T R Y IT !
IT P A Y S !
GRESHAM DRUG CO.
B E T H R IF T Y
You don t attem pt to weave the cloth m your garm ents-
von do not even make the garm ents after the doth is woven.
\ on do not shoe your horse nor make the harness he car­
ries on his hack. You do not make the many articles in daily
use about the house which it might be possible for you to make.
Why Not Ride a Bicycle
and Arrive on the Job ?
W HY?
Because it is not economy to do so. It does not show thrift
you do hire a seamstress to make you a beautiful suit You
hue a N otart Public to carefully prepare you a deed or m ort­
gage, you employ an attorney to examine the title to land
winch von expect to purchase.
I 1' sli and full of vint.
Well equipped with good Tires, Seat, Pedals, Coaster Brake,
lud Guards, Etc. Get out on the paved roads with a bike
and enjoy the new sensation.
It shows thrift.
You can not
Wi have
the tax roll and «ill pay your la es if instructed to do so
so. We
can do so better than yourself. We are in the business and
can
guard against mistakes which must occur even in tin payment
of taxes. W rite or telephone us concerning the payment of
your taxes. We will give it our best att
“ ention.
c o m p e ti w ith the wholesalers of these commodities
For sale by
FIRST STATE BANK
GRESHAM
OREGON
$30.(M) buys a good Bicycle.
ERIE OR RED BIRD
It s Foolish to walk a long ways to your work
W HY?
Becausi it is eei onomy to
to do
do so.
so.
We have installed a power Fanning Mill and are pre
pared to clean your Data, Vetch, Wheat, etc., ou short notice.
and Increase the Flow
The REXALL Store
PEAS
SPENCER,
SWEET PEAS
Dr. H ess’ S to ck T onic
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See us for Bicycle Acessories.
L L KIDDER HDW. CO.
’,REsIlAM.
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OREGON