P tG E
GRESHAM
KU R
O VT LOOK
FRIDAY,
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GRESHAM GRANGE GIVES
INTERESTING PROGRAM
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The newest and authentic Spring Styles in men’s and
young men's
K u p p e n h e im e r C l o th es
are now on display at the live store. Such diversity of d e s ig n s,
such a wide range of fabrics in hundreds of patterns and
colors, we have never had the pleasure of offering before.
Yonng men, especially, will rejoice in the many entirely
new and novel ideas shown in suits. Single and doublebreasted
models in plaited backs, some with belts all around. Novelty
pockets add charm to some; still others attain individuality by
smartly designed lapels.
$20.00, $22.50 and $25.00
Others for $15.00
E. W. Aylsworth
Gresham, Ore.
Howitt Bldg. Main St.
T op yrigl t 1916
The House v i Kupp« u h r i ine r
GRESHAM PEOPLE
AND HAPPENINGS
Sanitary
Meat Market
ED.
BAUMAN,
GRESHAM.
Just Arrived, A LOT OF SWISS CHEESE, Very Fine
MORE MILK
FEED
T o n ic
and Increase the Flow
II it tloesn t do n wc will refund your money
T R Y IT !
A very en joyable evening was
spent at the hom e of Mr. and Mrs.
A rth u r G rant, S atu rd ay night, Mar.
11). The evening was spent in play
ing 500, a fte r w hich refresh m en ts
were served.
Besides Mr. and Mrs. (¡ran t and
j family th e follow ing were p resen t:
1 Mrs. P. K ronenberg of O akland, Cal
ifornia, sister of .Mrs. G ra n t; Mr.
and Mrs. M artin K ronenberg, Mr.
and Mrs. M. Moll, 11. Moll. Nora,
K athleen and Edw ard Teevin, Mrs.
¡Grace and H arold Lynch, Mr. J., Mrs.
■ and Leslie Lynch, Mr. Mrs. Tony and
M argaret S chantln, Mrs. and G ran t
McMillan, Mrs. F ra n k and H enry
C ra s s e l, Mrs. Elwood, Mrs. K enne
dy, Misses Lena and Celia Moll, J.
Burns, Mr. and Mrs, Roy K ern, Mr.
and Mrs. M. I). K ern, Mr. .1., Mrs.
F rancis and Philip Moll.
Miss H e n rie tta W iles is spending
a few days w ith Mrs. S. C. Jones.
M ultnom ah county Pom ona g ran g f
meet
leasant
Valley
,uio.
a T i i ru
u i itt
i i h nan
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. . with * P <vu..uin
» u u cj
Mrs. n A n lta
as le
re iu
tu n rn ie e u d iu
to will
C o rb ett a fte r a w eek’s visit w ith her Ktange next W ednesday in an all day
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¡and evening session. Pom ona gran g e
sister,
Mrs. Mary —
Wood.
Mrs. A. M. W ilkinson left a few j officers, elected in D ecem ber for the
days ago for a visit of six w eeks or C om ing two years will be in stalled in
tiie aftern o o n and th e re will be o th e r
m ore w ith relativ es in W isconsin
business of public im portance as well
W.
R.
,
< < Stone
« , , , of
j P ecatonica
, . .
' as a good literary e n tertain m en t,
nois .visited M onday with th e fam-
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, ii ,, »«di
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,
P leasant Valley g ran g e has been
llies of H. M. M iller and L. L. K idder . , .
'ta k in g in m any new m em bers d u rin g
Dr. A lfred Thom pson retu rn ed on the past year, nearly all of whom
W ednesday from The Ualles w here will ta k e th e Pom ona degree. There
he spent several days v isitin g with will also be a few for th e sam e de
his two sons.
gree from some of th e o th e r g ra n g
Miss R uth Shaw of F airview "Tnd es. It is expected th a t th e degree
Miss Hazel F u ltz were guests at class will be one of th e larg est in
d in n e r Sunday a t th e hom e of Mr. P om ona’s history.
and Mrs. H. L. St. Clair.
ROCKWOOD
T hose in terested in th e cannery
and the fru it in d u stry should re
Special m eetings will begin at th e
m em ber the m eeting to be held in M ethodist church next Sunday, with
M etzger's hall tom orrow afternoon. services in the aftern o o n at 3 o ’clock
Mrs. J. H. F ra k es moved her and in the evening at 7:30. Rev. A.
household goods to P o rtlan d y ester- C. B rackenhury of G resham and Rev.
day
H er d a u g h te r Mae will rem ain ! F. S. Ford of P leasan t Home will
here w ith h er uncle and au n t, Mr. assist th e pastor, Rev. B. C. Brew s-
and Mrs. G. W. Kenney, until a fte r ter, who will be h ere all of next
school closes.
, week.
Mrs. R. B. B elt took a sudden
Seventy-eight gold w atch fobs have
fain tin g
spell
Monday
m orning,
Just a fte r g ettin g o ut of bed. W hen been aw arded em ployes of th e S o u th
she cam e to
h erself she was ern Pacific railro ad who did efficient
lying beside
th e stove, bruised safety first w ork d u rin g th e last y ear
and burned, from strik in g her face T he prizes are won u n d er a point
on th e stove. Mr. Belt had gone to system , credit of so m any u n its be
th e sto re and did not know of his ing given for su g g estio n s w hich are
w ife’s condition u n til he went to see classified as to value and th e n um ber
of prize points m erited by each.
w' v she did not join him
ORE.
Home made Sausage a Specialty
Cash paid for Fat Beef, Veal and
Mutton, live or dressed. Top prices
for Hides and Pelts of all kinds.
D r. H e s s ’ S to c k
IT P A Y S !
GRESHAM DRUG CO.
Mr and Mrs. M. M. S quire have
Mount T aish an . a fam ous sacred
been ta k in g th e ir ea stern visitors,
m ountain of C hina, which has long
Mr and Mrs. M. G. M unson, on sig h t
been denuded of w oodland, is to be
seeing trip s th is week. T h eir first
by „ th e governm
governm ent
ent.
■ trip was up th e highw ay to th e Hood n rein fo rested
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A.
x o o u T h ere it was th a t E m p ero r Shun of-
Itiver county line, th e next was across < „ ,
...
Silk m an u fa ctu re rs in Jupan are
T a ilo r in g
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x
! fered sacrifices to heaven 2 3 0 0 vears
the In te rsta te bridge to V ancouver >
’
now receiving, for the first tim e, ir-
Vancouver, before th e C h ristian era. T he feast
F or men and w om en— cleaning, Th.»v win . V .
ders from th e United S tates for silk pressing and rep airin g done well They will ta k e in several o th e r in-
te re stln g places d u rin g the com ing of th e tom b was th is year celebrated
neckw ear.
P e te r L e n a rd . P o w e ll s tre e t.
as an arb o r day in China.
week.
The REXALL Store
I'o r Sale, ('h e ap
Dr trad e for some land n ea r Boring.
', 'iu artm . « tion of best w heat Ian I
six m iles south of Viking. Albert.,
A suit for th e division of th e J W. C anada. Also splendid chance to
Roorke donation
land claim , five raise cattle. 8. S ten b crg , Boring.
m iles east of G resham , has been s e t
tled in th e circuit court by the o rd er
of an equal division of the p roperty
am ong th e seven heirs.
H ell’s H inges" is one of th e
W hen it cam e to a settlem en t six
of the heirs w anted a division of the stro n g est and g rea test w estern pho
to plays ev er offered for exhibition
land, but one. G ilbert Kelly, p ro te st in a th e a te r
ed such an allo tm en t and asked to . T h e
of th e Piny is laid in
The
have th e p roperty sold so th a t a d i r risco in the early fo rties
hero of the story is a c h a ra c te r from
vision could be m ade in cash
r ,a l Hie. taken from th e most char-
T he o th e r six are Mrs. ( a rrle aeteristlc
g am b ler ’Frisco ever knew
Powell, Mrs Ada B urton. Mrs. Annie no,ed. fo r his honesty hut shrew d
F Hale. Jam es I. Roork.
M rs P
P earl
o .r i and fearless.
Roork, Mrs
A (ouch of religion is woven into
Hawes and Mrs. Minnie Marley. The
t h ^ story to give it th e pathos, and
la tte r is th e divorced wife of Pleas a bit of a g irl to give it beauty
Roork, th e la tte r having relin-
W illiam S H art, th e man who nev-
er smile*. th e best em otional acto r
the shadow play has ev er known
| plays the leading role.
The co u rt ap p o in ted D M Rob-
This th e th e first of th e triangle
E H. Kelly and C. O W illiam - P ^ r a m
th e maurtp.riiHq.i
m anagem ent of
, 'T.. which
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in sm ith s T h ea ter has m ade a rra n g e
merits to exhibit, one fe a tu re a week
SEVEN HEIRS GET
SHARE OF PROPERTY
Seeds Seeds Seeds 1
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Field
II»
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1 ime
Garden
for you to
FPRING WHEAT
OATS
Plan
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Spring
Planting
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PEAS
SPENCER
SWEET PEAS
BEANS
VETCH
BEETS
TIMOTHY
Bulk or Package
CARROTS
CLOVER SEED
TURNIPS
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Bulk or Package
Bulk or Package
We have installed a power Fanning Mill and are pre
pared to clean your Oats, Vetch, Wheat, etc. on short notice.
A. W. Metzger,
*ND Si
“ H e l l ’s H i n g e s ”
Flower
Your
G&BSHAM OKB
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I lie C h e v ro le t F o u r N in e ty T o u r in g C a r is u e a r ol' ideal < <<>»
I l give*, you H ie m ost v a lu e lo r y o u r m o n e y .
T iie C h e v ro le t d e liv e rs ( lie m a x im u m p o w e r to t iie re a r wheel
ll accom plishes tliis le a l th r o u g h s im p lic ity ol' m e c h a n is m .
Thi
com pels d ire c tn e ss o f a c tio n .
T h e re s u lt is m o re p o w e r and speel
and less fu e l a n d expense.
T h e p ath 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 vapor
i/.ed fu e l e n te rs d ir e c tly in to tiie v a il e -in -h e a d m o to r,
l l i e unpa,1
o f e xplo sio n s trik e s f u ll a g a in s t H ie p is to n h e a d .
It is an art o l
fa c e -to -fa c e c o -o p e ra tio n .
Tiie fu lln e s s o f tiie fo rc e is e x e rte d im m e d ia te ly on tiie res
w in-els.
No fra c tio n o f a second o r h o rs e -p o w e r is u n d u ly spem
T h e I nit p o w e r p la n t t> |<c o f < 1111-1 n o I ion does H ie business.
A n d th e re s u lt is, o f co u rs e . H iu t you r id e fa s te r a m i fuiTlie'
on o ne g a llo n o f g a s o lin e 111 th is 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 th a t is w h a t you w ill fin d in tin- « lie,
ro le t l-’o u r N in e l , .
o n ly .
NEXT WEDNESDAY
IS POMONA DAY
Prop.
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Intensity of purpose tuts characterized the building a,H
the development of the Chevrolet. And that, purpose has l>„
lo build the best car in the world for the money. This
liove we have acomplished, lo r the i'hevrol.-t has found a |i|a„
in all the inhabited countries of the world. World-wide p0,J
lurity docs not come by chance. W orld-wide laurels arc no|
won without merit. The reasons lor this leadership ai inauv
But the principal one is that the Chevrolet meets eVftry requjy
incut of the motorisl. It, fulfills each m echanical duly sat|>
i'aetorily and consistently, and in addition has all the otkw
qualities that contribute to com fort and convenience.
T il e Chevrolet is an equally balanced ear
balaiu , ,| as [(
looks and mechanical dependability. They are equally import
ant. And you are not satisfied if either one is missing
ARTHUR GRANT AND WIFE
ENTERTAIN CARD PARTY
You will find the values are just a little more than you
fckpeci. at every price.
l ’hone 43
A Product of Experience
An in te restin g all-day session of
G resham gran g e was held last S a t
urday. In th e 'o ren o o n session Hoy
I K em and C. G. S chneider were taken
through the first and second degrees.
A novel fe a tu re in stitu te d at this
meetiug, and which will be carried
¡out at succeeding m eetings, was the
penny m arch .” when each m em ber
con trib u tes a penny to buy flowers
for sick members.
After dinner, which was th e usual
grange spread, tile program was g iv
e n u nder the direction of th e le c tu r
er, Mrs. M K ronenberg. It co n sist
ed of songs by th e gran g e, two n u m
bers by tile F ieldhouse o rciiestra,
song by tiie gran g e sextet, composed
of Mesdames S leret, Davis, Itrugg, r,
Schweiller, V olbrecht and F red Field
house, solo by Mrs. iiru g g e r witli
• violin accom panim ent, reading by
.Mrs. C. M. Zlm erinan and ta lk s on
potato grow ing by W. B. P arso n s and
S. B. Hall. T his in te re stin g pro g iam
was well rendered and was of mil,sun
interest to all.
Spring Styles
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T he stepping o rc h e stra will p |8x
At th e p ro p er tim e th e se- a t Monday g. W ednesday’s and F r i
day s perform ances
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It becomes necessary to raise th e a d
ui.cnuil
m ission pi
price to
10c and 15s on
If your Outlook subscription has Wednesday
Hell s Hinges'" Wednesday 21.—
expired renew today.
, Adr
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Chevrolet Motor Company
Of California
FA C TO R IES
New York City, Tarry lo w 11-011-H u d so ii. F lin t, Mich., St. Louis, Mo,
O akland, Cal., O shaw a, C an ad a, F o rt W o rth , Texas
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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.
Also tell why we gave up the best Ford agency in Multnomah
county for this particular car. There is a reason, you ought to
know it.
CHEVROLET
FOUR NINETY” SPECIFICATIONS
M otor: F o u r cylinder, v alv e-in -h ead type, 3 11-10 in. bore, 4 in.
stro k e.
’ flin d e rs
C ast en bloc (in clu d in g u p p er h alf of cra n k ccse.l
H ead d etac h ab le for inspection
\ nixes:
1 i z in . d ia m e te r
< 0111.eelin g Roil B earings:
1 \
bronze ba“ck. 'babbitt “lined
• am S l i r l i
B< » rin g « s
jn x ] aH ¡„
* 1% in; center, 1 >1 in
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‘n ’
( 'P” ,P r b p ari" g °'
Froi
101,1 t . ’
In
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in.
x v 1 1 5-16
in ; c e n . te r I , q,
in. 1
rea r. 1 7-16 in x 1 1¿ in.
Splash, w ith -p o sitiv e p lu n g e r pum p, an d individual
1 9-32 in;
O iling F.vs ten
oil pockets.
1 a r h iir e io r .
Zenitli im proved doubt. l e t .
Ig n itio n :
C onnecticut A utom atic
C lutch: Cone ,ype.
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oHding g ear, th re e sp eed s forw ard
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Plion system , ex tra size c e llu la r ra d ia to r .vitl
all Times hS g ng ' a" k ‘'a rr' i,IK head of " atPr o v er valves ai
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Hooting, w heel h ea rin g ca rrie d on In
«.h Z' 11 aX e
h oad c a rrie d on ax le housing,
I ,n r„l|h“,
P:
’’'.'"ding 1 N ickle ste el s h a fts and g. u s
H yatt ro ller bearings. R atio
to 1.
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V ' . . J * lr°F ,<,rR,,d: I-beam w ith in te g ra l yokes of special
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of m
ro '' ‘‘"d ", ste e rin g spindles and
I . n,’
Vii n a d lu m , steel, heal tre a te d
W heels titled
.
1 <U) an< (,one ball hearingH.
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,,i V’ ll?tp r nnl ex p an d in g ty p e; service, external
W lieels
w K| ,5P h ., 1 " b rakp d ru m s (p a te n t pending. I
T ires
» Pe. clinch, r rim s, la rg e h u b H ang,-
in i» .
1
11 ’ noi‘-skid, fro n t an d re a r
'I ’" “‘de. ce n te r co n tro l, sp a rk and th ro ttle u n d er steering
u h ee l. b o o t ac ce le ra to r.
<iP*r: C om nound sp u r art,! secto r, a d ju s ta b le for wear
¡•.item pen d in g .) 15 in. ste e rin g wheel
’’" T u n le»f,,i;»?T«’I? e r ' ,f r ° n t an d r*‘a r ' ’' a<h
‘>xtra Mi,le
IhMiies
d ‘rVing p la tP ' niade of C h ro m e V anadium steel
.
p assen g er to u rin g ; tw o p assen g e r ro a d s te r;
nd
five p assen g er to u rin g w ith a li-w e a th e r top
F. h m m u
, ’-'!P 1’,, " ', n d, a,,d
i,1,lK‘s
»-'‘" ‘" h : Black.
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an d s ta r te r , h ig h e st ty p e two-unit
ii'ieni i t i n i / n '
lig h tin g type used. C o m p lete lam p eq: ip-
ion ekv r
" K, , ’, ad ligllt d im m ers;
M ohair tailo red top;
’ h 'u , T
•*’ <P <',lrl::i" s; w in d sh ie ld ; elec tric h o rn ; com
plete tool eq u ip m en t, in clu d in g pum p an d jack
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w h o ' i . h i l l 1 b r " i ■ '., l ‘a r f '
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W e have the amount of your tax,-a and will be «lad to pay
them for vou.
■ \ H a n d l i n g them each dav and can guard agaim d
mistakes which will occur unless great precaution is used-
We will satisfy vou
, u Ow*n* t0 the ex,ra »«fded cost of
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FIRST STATE BANK
GRESHAM,
OREGON