Gresham outlook., May 28, 1918, Page 4, Image 4

PAGE
FOUR
GRESHAM
OVTLOOK
TUESDAY,
MASONS RETURN VISIT
OF OREGON CITY LODGE
S tr a w H a ts
All Up-to-the-Minute
Style
M em bers of M u ltn o m ah lodge, No. |
1, A. F. & A. M., of O regon C ity m ad e |
ALL LA TEST STY LE S
Kuppenheimer All-Wool Suits
At very low prices and every garment guaranteed
to be all that we tell you.
A Good Proposition
We put up to you today is: Buy your Clothing
now and save the heavy advance in price that is
coining and prepare yourself for the shortage.
SUITS AT $15 TO $30
.
SH O ES
lor everyone and a good assortment to choose from
E. W. AYLSWORTH
C L O T H IE R
28.
1918
GRESHAM LOCALS
-----------
D r. a n d Mrs. J o s h u a S tan sfleld , of
th e trip to G resh am on F rid a y e v e n -1 P o rtla n d , w ere th e g u e sts a t lu n ch eo n
lin g , w h ere th ey were
w ere th e g u e sts of S u n d a y of Dr. an d M rs. A. T hom pson.
th e G resh am lodge. T he'.M
h e M. . M. d e ­
Kay K e ste rso n h a s been on th e
g ree was c o n fe rre d upon tw o c a n d i­ M exican b o rd e r fo r som e tim e.
He
d ates.
h a s been in M exico but is now In
T h e v isito rs from th e p a p e r m ill T exas
city w ere th e w o rsh ip fu l m a s te r, W ll-I
11am L aid law ; Jo h n F. E ric k s o n ,'
Mrs. E. \V. A y lsw o rth an d c h ild re n
sen io r d eaco n ; G eorge G riffith, ty le r.
|F . M. B ad g er, o rg a n is t; P ercy C an-
Held, Dr. L. G. Ice an d E. M. D rill,
T hey w ere p ilo ted by ‘B ill” C ongdon
| w ho is a m e m b e r of th e G resh am
i lodge b u t now a re s id e n t of O regon
Sailor Hats . . $1.00 to $2.50
Panama Hats $2.00 to $5.00
MAA’
a rriv e d la st n ig h t from K a la m a tli
F a lls fo r a visit w ith h e r p a re n ts, Mr.
an d Mrs. Ja m e s L aw rence
W e Have Too Many
Bicycle Tires
TO REDUCE THE STOCK WE WILL
F axon Jo y h as w ritte n frie n d s h er
REDUCE THE PRICE
from F ra n c e th a t he is well and busy I
'City.
an d th a t he w ill n o t be in a p o sitio n )
F o llo w in g th e im p ressiv e c e re ­ to w rite m uch to Ills frien d s.
$4.50 Fisk Heavy Non-Skid......
$4.25
m o n ies of th e o rd e r, re f re s h m e n ts j
-----------
w ere serv ed , an d th e O regon C ity del- i ^r a B ra d fie ld a n d fam ily ol P a r-
$4.50 Vitallic .............................
$4.25
eg a tio n re tu rn e d hom e a t 1 a. m.
so n s, K a n sa s a re v isitin g w ith rela-
M uch fa v o ra b le co m m en t w as m ad e j**v es' Mr. Jfra d fie ld is a son of Mrs.
$3.25 Fisk Thorn Proof ..........
$3.00
by th e v isitin g m em b ers, an d so im -|
B rad field a n d a b ro th e r ot Mrs.
p ressed w ere th e y w ith th e w o rk p u t d •
R u sh e r.
$3.25 Fisk White Safety Tread
$3.00
on by th e G resh am lodge th a t an in- j
Rev.
A.
C.
B
ra
c
k
e
u
b
u
ry
an
d
wife,
v ita tlo n w as ex ten d e d th e m to com e
$2.25 ( ¡oodyear Non-Skid
$2.00
to O regon C ity, la s t n ig h t, w hich was | of P o rtla n d , a tte n d e d th e serm o n to
th
e
g
ra
d
u
a
te
s
h
e
re
la
s
t
S
u
n
d
ay
.
L
a­
accep ted . T h e v isitin g lodge c o n ferred
t e r In th e d ay th e y v isited w ith Mr.
th e th ird d eg ree.
Note the reduced prices although bicycle tires
a n d M rs. C has. M. H a rriso n .
A m ong th o se w ho w en t in th e p a r ­
have advanced latch.
ty fro m h e re la s t n ig h t w ere J.
T h e P o llyanm i J u n io r L eag u e of
S h u ltz, W . M ; W. It. B u rk e , S. W .; tile M eth o d ist E piscopal c h u rc h is so ­
Dr. J. E. C la n a h a n , J. W .; H. J. Pul lic itin g m oney w ith w hich to p u r ­
H e close all day Thursday, Decoration Day
fer, S. D.; J. W. R o b e rtso n , J. D .; J. c h ase a new flag fo r th e c h u rc h to
C an n o n , A M eyers, Max S ch n eid er, rep lace th e o n e now in use.
Dr. W. J. O tt, K. A. M iller, A1 H ain
m ar, W. A. H essel, Irv in g Dodge,
T h e u su al m e e tin g fo r w ork of t h t
W J. M allico at, L. L. K id d e r, W ill R ed C ross will not be held a t th e li
M etzger an d H. H. G eddes. C apt. W. b ra ry on F rid a y , on a c c o u n t of th e
II. W elch an d A. Y. B each an d o th e r a u x ilia ry b eing en g a g e d in se rv in g
mein h ers of th e o rd e r from P le a sa n t th e Held day d in n e r on th e fa ir
H om e an d S andy w ere also in th e g ro u n d s.
p a rty . T h ey w ere m et a t O regon City
_______
by W. II. C ongdon and o th e rs anti all I Mr. an d M rs. H ib b ard of D ayton,
rep o rted ;» most en jo y a b le evening
w ho have been v is itin g Mr. a n d M rs.
C. I. R a k e r, le ft B u n d a y fo r P o rtla n d
— are vaporizing p oints. In R ed Crown
REOPENING OF SHOW
w h ere th ey w ill visit w ith M rs. Hib-
gasoline they form a continuous, uniform
H E L P S T H E R E D CROSS b a rd 's son an d fam ily a day and th en
chain giv in g stea d y ,d ep en d a b le power.
L oo’, for the Red Crown sign.
re tu rn to th e ir hom e.
R eo p en in g of th e G re sh a m m ovie
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
th e a te r by Mrs. M aytne Boyle last
(California)
M rs. M. M. G a tc h e ll o f E u g e n e ,
S a tu rd a y ev en in g was a p p re c ia te d by sp en t S a tu rd a y w ith Mrs L. P. M an­
an a tte n d a n c e th a t filled a lm o st ev ­ n in g . S he w as on h er way lioille
ery seat. T h e people of G resh am fro m A m erican L a k e , « h e r e sh e went
and v icinity had g ro w n h u n g ry fo r
,)i(| goo(, bye
b(,r so „ wh(, has
p h o to p lay p ro d u c tio n sin ce th e place g one in to an e a s te rn tr a in in g cam p.
had been closed and its o p e n in g was
a real even t.
A m e e tin g of G re sh a m T ro o p No. 1.
A side from th e high g ra d e pro- Boy S co u ts will be held in th e g ra n g e
d u ctio n s on th e o p e n in g n ig h t th e re ¡h all to m o rro w n ig h t to c o m p lete ar-
w as an added s u rp ris e in th e q u a lity ra n g e u ie n ts fo r th e h ik e w hich they
of m usic. .Mrs. Boyle p resid ed at th e iire p lan n in g . All m em b ers a re urged
McCARTY, (Special A genti, Gresham, Oregon.
p iano an d « as a ssiste d by Lep am i . to a tte n d . T h e boys a re to go on a
Neil B ronson, tw o y o u n g m en from fo u r-d ay trip up ih e H ighw ay as fa r
T h rifty S ailors.
E slaea d a w ith
violin and c la rin e t aH B o nneville, lea v in g lo re S u m la y , DAVIS' FAIRVIEW STORE
A m erican sa ilo rs last y ear deposit-
NOW IN CITY BUILDING
Unis fo rm in g an o rc h e s tra th a t w ould m o rn in g . T hey « ill be acco m p an ied
-----------
ed (lo se to a m illion d o lla rs In th e
lie h a rd to excel even from am o n g by A ssista n t Scout M an ag er M errill j
An a d ju s tm e n t oi th e lire losses j b ra n c h hank
m ain ta in e d a t th e
th e p ro fessio n als o f P o rtla n d .
Ami Good. G resh am T ro o p No 2 will h e '
s u s ta in e d by J. M. Davis, p ro p rie to r B rooklyn Navy Y. M. ('. A. building,
th e ir m usic was in k eep in g w ith th e j ¡„v ited to jo in in th e h ike,
of th e s to re at F airv iew b u rn ed last
_______________
scen es th ro w n on th e screen in ste a d i
W c.iltliy Mail C lerk.
\ rec e p tio n « ill be given by th e w eek, h as been m ade. A policy for
of th e m edleys h e re to fo re h e a rd at .
even th e b e st p ro d u c tio n s of th e | frie n d s of Rev. J. II. W ood a n d his »2500 was held in th e G ran g e w hich
Airs. F inley .1. S hepard is one of
w ife a t th e ir hom e in th e M elrose dis- ha<1 1,pen renew ed b u t a few w eeks eleven « o m en v o lu n teers daily h a n d ­
m ovie a rt in G resh am .
N et
receip ts
of
th e
opening, tr ic t, on S a tu rd a y . J u n e 1, from 4 to a K°- It did not ro v e r tile to ta l loss, lin g th e m ail fo r Ja c k ie s a t th e
a m o u n tin g to ten d o lla rs, w ere do­ 8 o 'clo ck , in h o n o r of th e fifty -sev en th h u t som e of th e ettects w ere saved, B rooklyn Y. M. C. A.
n a te d to tile Red C ross. T h e th e a te r a n n iv e rs a ry of th e ir m a rria g e . All th u s red u c in g th e losses.
-Mr. D avis has tak en up tem p o ra ry
« ill c o n tin u e u n d e r Mrs. B oyle's d i­ frie n d s am i n e ig h b o rs a re in v ited to
rectio n w ith sh o w s on T uesday, jo in in th e c e le b ra tio n . A b rie f pro- Quarters in th e em pty sto re room in
i’h u rsd ay an d S a tu rd a y ev en in g s T he g ra m w ill be given and lu n ch served tile city hall b u ild in g and m ay con-
He fe e ls
play tonig lii « ill he "A n y th in g O nce” T h e c o m m itte e a r r a n g in g fo r tile i f- tlnue th e re p e rm a n e n tly .
a F a rtiu m p ro d u c tio n , su p p le m e n te d fa ir c o n sists of M rs. H an s I.a rse n , of p a rtic u la rly g ra te fu l to th e G resham
fo r its
by a com edy a it .
T h u rsd a y n ig h t B o rin g , Mrs. C. O. B ran so n of G resii- V o lu n te e r fire d e p a rtm e n t
gave as-
will he p re sen ted " T h e G ray G lio st.” am a n d M rs. I'. T. W illiam s of I’teas h elp a n d to all o th e rs w ho
sista n c e a t th e tim e of th e
fire. It
First number
a serial, w ith o th e r e n te r ta in in g a n t H om e.
_______________
is re p o rte d tlia t th e loss on th e stock
feat tires.
I
HE
GRAY GHOST
A u th o r G et« B usy.
w as a b o u t $10<M>. T he b u ild in g was
-----------
j to ta lly d estro y ed . I t was a larg e
See (lie “Gray G host” T hu rsd ay
M exim llian f o s t e r , a u th o r , sto p p ed b u ild in g of tw o sto rie s, and was for-
evening May 30th. Also tw o oz.iei
reels of C urrent E vents and a cood se llin g lib e rty bon d s in New A o rk rt m erly know n as th e .Artisan hall.
comedy. Prices 5 a n d 10 c e n ts 'o r c e n tly fo r a p erio d sufficient to si
In J a w s o f D e a th .
th is night only.
c u re m oney en o u g h to feed fo rty -o n e
Current Events
A m erican s o ld ie rs at th e G ran d C en ­
B ritish Y. M. C. A. w o rk ers on
Finley Pictures
tr a l s ta tio n in New Y ork
He saw th e
w estern
fro n t
have passed
th e boys w ere tire d and h u n g ry so lie th ro u g h m any th rillin g experiences.
This evening only the prices
ta c k le d th e crow d of m en am i wonu n R ecen tly o ne m an , th e la s t to leave
w a itin g fo r a tr a in am i in live min h is hut b efo re th e so ld iers re tre a te d .
will be 5r and 10c
iltes h ad $i>4 ill dim es, q u a r u r ,,l‘l becam e involved in th e fighting, and
llicklcg.
Tile food follow ed.
fo r th re e days lay h idden w ith 10,-
000 fra n c s on him
At last he m ade
W e a th e r ltc |io r t.
h is way to A bbeville and collapsed
F o re c a s t fo r th e p erio d May 2 7 to
H as N arrow E scape.
Featuring Dorothy Phillips
J u n e 1. 1918. in clusive
P acific C oast S ta te s : fa ir except
’rof G ran t R obertson
M
sh o w e rs o v e r n o rth p o rtio n lirst hall
a . w ar w ork se c re ta ry in F ran ce
ol tlie w eek ;
h ig h e r
te m p e ra tu re wa8 j„ a nloto r c a r when tw o houses I
M onday i m r i n t e r i o r d i s t r ic t .
n e a r by collapsed und< r a sh ell, and
V ith Eddie Lyons and Lee
as his c a r was w hisked out of the
Moran as leads.
H e lp in g P riso n « i-
way a sh ell fell on the sp o t w here
! A. (' I lu rte , in c h a rg e of priso n - he had been sta n d in g
L. L.
K idder
hdw . co .
öoiliqg Points
Tie Gasoline
y Q uality
An Ad in the OUTLOOK will help you draw* business
EVERYBODY READS IT!
Visits War F lou t.
T o o B usy Io P re a c h .
Dr. Jo h n R. M ott, head of the
N ational W ark W ork C ouncil of th e
"i M C. A lias com pleted a visit to
Die w ar front w here lie inspected th e
« in k which Is being done by the
A m e ric an A M.
A. fo r th e so ld iers
of th e allied arm ies.
A m in is te r from M assach u setts
wtio w ent o v erseas for th e Y. M. C.
A. w ro te hom e th a t he had done ev­
e ry th in g except preach. He had
been too busy serv in g men to even
th in k of th a t.
W ork ill lla y Loft.
Doing lle r Hit.
A m erican women In F ra n c e ure
Mrs. T heo d o re R oosevelt, J r ., Is c a rry in g on Y. M. C. A. w ork a t
w orking fo u rteen h o u rs a day in a som e points in hay lofts, no o th e r
V M. (’. A. can te en at Aix, F rance.
place being av ailab le.
LAW N
BLUE BIRD
Thursday, May 30
Vamping Ruben’s
Millions
M OW ERS
Saturday, June 1
THE RESCUE
We have a full line of
HIGH-GRADE
LAW N M O W ER S
at Reasonable Prices
Poor Peter Pious
e
Now is the time to get a
NEW LAWN MOWER ami
put your lawn in tine shape
for the season.
Also Everything You Need in the Way of
GARDEN HOSE,
SPRAYS, SPRINKLERS, ETC.
« rs-o f-w ar w ork o v e rse a s fo r th e Y
M C A lias sen t an a p p e a l fo r a
dozen cap a b le ni«'U Io a ssu m e r e ­
sp o n sib ility in th e w ork am o n g th e
i m en in prisoner-of-w a r « am ps.
» 't illin g
M on ey
Iloni«'
R e p o rts from Y M (' \ c e n te rs
in F ra n c e s ta te th a t m ost A m erican
s o ld ie rs a re se n d in g m oney hom e as
w ell as c a rry in g in s u ra n c e a n d m a k ­
ing p a y m e n ts on lib e rty b o n d “
I'o L iv e < T i'ail L iv e -.
This Store Will Be Closed All Day Memorial Day
In on e w eek m o re th a n 15,000
A m erican s o ld ie rs in cam p s in th is
co u n try sig n e d w a r ro lls a g re e in g to
live m o ra l am i « K ristian livi s w hile
th ev w ere In th e army.
R each«* H om e A rm y.
In E n g la n d th e Y M.
re a c h in g th e w o rk e rs in
fa c to rie s Just as th e Y >1.
th is c o u n try Is e s ta b lis h in g
in In d u s tria l c e n te rs.
C. A. is
m u n itio n
C. A. in
its w ork
One-ton truck for hjre.
Express
and h au lin g
H. C hristenson. Phone
13.
I
Rend th e O utlook classified ads.
Prices 10c and 15c
They Need Food “Over There”
"It nuts! not only teed our soldiers at the front
but the millions oi women and children behind our
lines.”
I his is General Pershing’s call from across the
seas to the American farmer.
It is humanity's plea to civilization.
Our country looks forward with confidence to
our farmer-patriots to respond as one man with
the answer:
"The crops will be produced.”
FIRST STATE BANK
G RESH AM OVTLOOK