Gresham outlook., June 27, 1919, Page 4, Image 4

GRESHAM
OUTLOOK
FRIDAY
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JUNIOR LEAGUE PICNIC
IN WOODS NEAR HOGAN
June Clean-Up Specials
Children’s Plaid Gingham Dresses Special
98c each
Children’s Plaid Gingham Dresses, Special ....$1.34 each
Ladies’ Coverall Aprons in Plaid and Striped
Percales, Special ....................................... $1.59 each
36 Colored Voiles, Special .................................. 49c yd.
36 Colored Voiles, Special .................................79c yd. j
Ladies’ White Sister Sue Pumps, Special
$1.19 >;
CANNON’S DRY GOODS
Gresham, Oregon
Phone 641
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Butterick Patterns y
Oh, no, th at w asn’t a moving van!
It was K A M iller’s Boiek carrying,
in one load, 19 J u n io r L eaguers and
a few grow nups. They were going
to Hogan for a picnic.
The first th in g the boys did was
to go sw im m ing, F ilipino fashion.
Mrs. Shipley. Mrs. R usher, Mrs.
Beagle and Mrs. Brown Intended to
ta k e tu rn s scolding them , but when
th e bovs retu rn ed they looked so
fresh and sw eet th a t the chaperons
relen ted .
They had a w onderful tim e play­
ing In th e woods and lots of fun
ea tin g th e ir lunch a la b arb arian .
T he real fun, how ever, com m enced
when th e boys began chasing the
g irls w ith sq u irm in g crawfish.
All
speed records w ere broken and. from
th e sound. It m ight have been an a t­
tack by som e sealping Com anches.
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UNION MEETING IN
INTEREST OF REFORM
I. H. C.
A union m eeting in th e in te re st of
social reform will be held a t the
M ethodist Episcopal church next
Sunday evening at 8 o ’clock an d will
be p articip ated in by th e p asto rs of
the F ree M ethodist, B aptist and
M ethodist Episcopal chu rch es, be­
sides C. P. Moffitt and C.E. P la tts of
the high school faculty and oth ers.
It is expected th a t th e A lldrldge
B ro th e rs’ q u a rte t of O regon City will
assist w ith th e music.
O th er services at th e M ethodist
church on Sunday will be th e S un­
day school at 1« o ’clock, when th e 14
classes with live teach ers will offer
a welcome to everyone: th e p rea ch ­
ing service at 11, when the p asto r, J.
M ontcalm B row n, will p reach ; and
th e E pw orth L eague a t 7 In th e even­
ing.
BINDERS, MOWERS, RAKES, TEDDERS
Repairs for All Machines
To make hay while the sun shines
YOU should use a Hay Tedder
ENSILAGE CUTTERS and BLOWERS, ENGINES
KENTUCKEY SILOS
Hessel’s Farm Machinery
Service
W. A HESSEL
Reliability
Mrs. F re d P ow ell G reets B ro th er.
Mrs. F red Pow ell enjoyed a s u r­
prise visit on T uesday from h er b ro th ­
er, C orporal H arry K. M iller, who
had ju st received his release front th e
service at Cam p Lewis. At 3 o ’clock
in the aftern o o n Mrs. Pow ell received
th e m essage th a t h er b ro th e r would
arriv e In P o rtlan d at 3 :3 0 . A h u r ­
ried telep h o n e m essage to th e Red
Cross can teen w orkers in th e city and
quick w ork on th e ir p art, an d th e
young so ld ier was duly m et at th e
tra in and d irected to G resham , w here
he was m et by th e Powells.
C orporal M iller has gone to his
hom e in L ebanon. He feels th a t he
had to u g h luck, as he was sta tio n e d
a t N ew port News, V irg in ia, fo r 16
m onths, w ith o u t even the chance to
go overseas.
R esidence P hone 319
Office Phone 544
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FOR THE
HOME GARAGE
A 15 - gallon black
steel barrel of Zerolene
affords th e g re a te s t
economy and conveni­
ence in the use of cor­
rect lubrication. Takes
up little room. Consult
your dealer or our near­
est agency today. Get
a Correct Lubrication
Chart for your car.
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C herry P ick ers W anted.
To begin S atu rd ay m orning, Ju n e
28, su re, rain o r shine. B ring own
picking pails.
P ickers can
have
ch e rrie s a t 9c a pound an d pick
them , 25 pound lots, S atu rd ay and
Sunday o n ly . H. W. S trong, Cotton
F a rm .— Adv.
STANDARD OIL
COMPANY
is ,
B erry P ick ers
Who have reg istered for Cotton
F arm may com m ence picking S a tu r­
day, (to m o rro w ), or Monday. Auto
tru ck will run betw een postoffice and
berry field 6 :4 5 to 7 in th e m orn­
ing. H. W. S tro n g .— Adv.
(California)
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C. A. M’CARTY, Special Agent, Gresham, Ore.
Berry Pickers’ Cots
The ideal thing to wear when pick­
ing small fruit. Reduces the danger of
breaking fruit and increases a worker’s
pick.
A size for every picker. Once tried
always used.
Price 5c each
Poicell’s Pharmacy
GRESHAM
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How is your
Supply of
Jelly Glasses?
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We have them in several styles
A small size that
makes a beautiful
mould, and is just the
right size for a small
family.
Also a larger size of plain glass which can be used as a tumbler
when you have used the jelly.
Don t forget to vote for your favorite candidate for Victo.-y
Goddess not much time left.
Mail orders promptly attended to. Either phone or write
for anything you wish that can be sent by mail and it will
have our prompt attention.
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Q u a l it y **» S ervice
Phone 661
Phone bo 1
Celebrate Victors’ Home Coming at Gresham
At
a
B a r g a in .
Second h an d - fir dresser, $12;
seven second h and dining chairs at
75c a piece; sew ing m achine, $8.50,
good co ndition, also scythe, $2,
ch ild ’s Reed rocker, $3.
J. E. METZGER,
Adv.
Y our Home F u rn ish er.
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Sp.Miul
I'miHinmi, ation
of
ci'i-iiam Lodge No. 163 I 1
S \ u Tuesdaj evening,
Ju ly 1, at 8 o'clock for labor in the
F. C. degree.
V isiting b ro th ers welcome.
WM. C. METZGER, Sec y.
W. R. BU RKE, W. M.
Come in an d see our Never- leak
au to c u rta in window.
See Palm-
quist.
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Home P ack in g Company W ants
F ru it.
W ill keep up o u r custom of pay­
ing m ore th an any o th e r concern for
fru it and berries, sta rtin g the season
with gooseberries and ending with
blackberries. If you have never Bold
us an y th in g , ask your next-door
neig h b o r— he has. Phone 991.
GRESHAM LOCALS
Next F riday being the F o u rth , the
Outlook will be published the day b e­
fore
All ads an d m aterial tor pub­
lication should reach the o u tlo o k o f­
fice early.
Mrs W E. H utchinson of Sand
Point, Idaho gave Mrs. B. F. W alrad
a surprise today by calling unexpect-
edlv
The H utchinsons will soon he
locate
Oregonians, as th e expect to locate
in P ortland.
Mrs. G. B
Mrs M itchell is help
Belt th is week.
rs. E.
It. C. Ely and his sister, M
Mrs.
r. R
were in
W illiam s of
P ortland
Gresham W ednesday. Mrs. W illiam s
visited with Mrs. K essler while Mr
Elv spent the day at his new bu ild ­
ing being erected on Main street.
Miss Ju lia Bock of A storia is the
guest of Mrs. Nora W ithrow.
Will and C ed i Metzger have re ­
tu rn ed from a two w eeks’ sojourn
along th e eoast, with heat!‘iaaJ’! ^ ''
at Alsea. They report good fishing
Miss Ethel Calkins, in d u strial club
leader, is at Corvallis helping to I00K
afte r th e little boys and girls who
are th e re atten d in g sum m er school
ft will be rem em bered th a t th is two-
weeks’ sum m er course at O. A. C. is
aw arded bovs and girls whose exhib­
its ranked first a t th e sta te fair, last
Septem ber Two weeks of "college
with lots of fun th ro w n in is surely
an Ideal rew ard for work well done.
G randm a Sleret, who is spending
the sum m er visiting with her ch il­
dren and gran d ch ild ren , is now a t th e
home of her son, George, on W allula
Heights.
Rev. S. 0 . Roper, pastor of the
E rie M ethodist church, left last night
for St. Johns to atten d a district
m eeting of his church. He expects
to be away over Sunday. Rev. O. N.
Blair, of Lents, will preach h ere S un­
day in the p asto r’s absence.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell K. Akin have
retu rn ed to Gresham and are m aking
th e ir home on S. C. Jo n es’ H ighland
Farm . They have been In Pendleton
for several m onths w here Mr. Akin
has been em ployed as an autom obile
salesm an. He has been tran sfe rred
to P o rtland where he is selling Aca-
son tru ck s for the N orthw est Auto
company.
Mrs. M. L. H ardingham m ade brief
calls on a few G resham friends yes­
terday. Mrs. H ardingham will be re ­
m em bered as th e wife of a form er
M ethodist pastor at G resham and
Fairview . She was stru ck with th e
developm ent of this place since she
left «here about 14 years ago. The
golden wedding of her p aren ts at
Beaverton called Mrs. H ardingham
from her home at South W hitley, In ­
diana. where she is to re tu rn in a
sh o rt time.
It is expected th a t all business
houses will be closed on the F o u rth .
Mrs. L. T. L usted fell o ut of a
cherry tree yesterday, w renching her
ankle quite badly, as a consequence
she spent a m iserable n ig h t with her
aching foot.
Guy Jones lias retu rn ed from Rid
die w here lie went to see his uncle,
Archie C ornutt. He rep o rts th a t Mr.
C o rn u tt is gaining slowly and expects
soon to be able to retu rn to G resham
where he will locate perm anently.
G arden < Tub to Meet.
The young g ard e n ers com prising
tile G arden Club of the G resham
school will m eet with th e ir leader,
Rev. E. A. L eonard, in the grove near
the B aptist church th is F rid ay a f te r ­
noon at 3 o'clock, to give th e ir r e ­
ports and receive in stru ctio n s from
th e ir leader.
Mr. L eonard rep o rts th a t it has
been difficult to conduct th e club ac­
cording to th e rules laid down by the
In d u stria l club leaders, due largely
to a lack of u n d erstan d in g of th e con­
d itions by th e p are n ts of th e m em ­
bers, many of whom do not ap preciate
th e value of the work. T hen, too, the
work of keeping th e weeds o u t a m
c u ltiv a tin g th e grow ing plan ts be­
com es ard u o u s in th e sum m er days
and in te rests (lags.
In o rd e r to be a sta n d ard club
m em ber each boy o r girl m ust w ork
o n e-tw en tieth of an acre and m ust
grow a t least five kinds of vegetables.
Some are doing flue work and are
m aking records to be proud of.
Ice < ream am i C ake C ontest.
P ick e rs W anted.
No, it isn 't a co n test to see who
To begin ab o u t July 1 C u th b ert
rasp b erries in first class condition. can eat th e largest am ount, but e a t­
T h ree cents a pound and bonus.
S. ing lias a large place in th e contest.
T his is th e idea. T he Junior and in ­
Chiodo, G resham . Phone 99.
te rm ed ia te classes of th e B aptist
Get your new h at for th e F o u rth . Sunday school have chosen sides,
each challenging the o th e r to m ake
Misz M illinery, Gresham .
th e m ost money by th e sale of ice
cream and cake. The test will come
Berry Plants for Sale.
of
We are ready to book o rd ers for on the aftern o o n and evening
berry plants for next y ear's p la n t­ Tuesday, July 1. w hen th e "re d s"
ing
The C o-operative Berry G row ­ will hold fo rth on Mrs. Jo h u Metz­
g er's spacious lawn.
At th e sam e
ers, office a t th e old M etzger store.
tim e the "b lu e s” will occupy the
b eau tifu l grove n ea r the church and
B irth d ay P arty E njoyed. ‘
Last W ednesday, Ju n e 2a. was serve to th p ir friends The public is
Jack Brow n's birthday.
About 20 expected to be th e w illing victim of
I young people from G resham . F air- th e young people and help m ake the
view, P o rtlan d and th e Base Line schem e a success. T he proceeds will
drove over In th e ir Fords, H udsons. be for the benefit of th e local Sunday
C hevrolets and Overland» to help school.
celebrate.
Tile evening was spent
You will need a new hat for the
dancing in th e p arlo r and 011 the
Victory celebration.
Get it at the
deep porch
Misz M illinery, G resham . A ttractiv e
sale prices uow on.
C hronic C onstipation.
P erh ap s you have never th o u g h t of
Beaver S tate Motor Co.
i it, but th is d iso rd er is due to a lack
Five hundred sh ares B eaver S tate
of m o istu re in th e residual m a tte r of
th e food. If you will d rin k an a b u n d ­ M otor Co. now selling $62» for sale
ance ot w ater, e a t raw fru its aud ta k e by one of o u r clients for $550. Re­
i lots of o u td o o r exercise, you may be q u ires $324.50 cash only.
F IR ST STATE BANK,
able eventually to overcom e it en-
G resham , Oregon.
j tirely. In th e m eantim e use th e most
All kinds of hay tools at L. L K id­
mild and g en tle laxatives.
S trong
and h arsh c a th a rtic s tak e too much d e r's Hdw. Co.
w ater out of th e system and m ake a
F ru it P rices Offered,
had m a tte r worse. C h am b erlain 's Tab
i lets are e a s y and p leasant to tak e, ami
T he C o-operative Berry G row ers
I most agreeab le in effect. Give them} a t th e old M etzger sto re are offering
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to c o n tra ct fru it at th e following
prices, n et to you, cra tes fu rn ish ed :
W om en's H ospital 01 P o rtla n d ,
R aspberies. per lb.
12c
M aternity Cases. Only.
L o g an b erries, per lb
gc
One of the finest and m ost thor- i Royal Ann ch erries, per lb
8c-loc
ge
oughly equipped p riv ate m atern itv j L am b erts
gc
hospitals in th e n orthw est. New. Bings
fire-proof co n stru ctio n and high-class I T hese are lib eral prices and if you
accom m odations
F or in fo rm a tio n 1 have any of th e above fru its to offer
ad d ress 1 4 4 1 8 th St. N.. P o rtla n d .' com e in and we will co n tract with
nhone Broadw ay 3404.
you-
D. E. TOW LE.
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Plumbing Supplies
We are headquarters of all kinds of plumbing sup­
plies, Pipe Fittings, Etc.
W e quote Bathroom Fixtures:
51 . ft. White Porcelain Enameled Bath Tub
$35.00
5' . fti White Porcelain Enameled Bath Tub
30.00
I .nW 1 )o\vn Toilet
........ .................. 24 'in
Good Low Down Toilet........................................
28.00
China Tank ........................................................
35.00
Apron Lavatory...................................................
9.50
1 3:1 !•. R . Sink
8.25
20x30 1-piece Sink with back.
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18.25
2-part Cement Laundry T ray................................. 15.50
Wolf 30-gal. Range Boiler .......... •........................ 14.00
Let us figure with you on your plumbing suppiles.
L. L. Kidder Hardware Co.
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New Price on Fordson Tractors
Now $750 f. o. b. Detroit.
Come in and get a Demonstration
RAKER & SON
Gresham, Oregon
“ Ask th e man
w h o o w n s o n e .“
FIRECRACKERS
SKY ROCKETS
ROMAN CANDLES
EVERYTHING NEEDED
to make the Fourth a
Glorious and Happy Day
Buy early, before it’s too late. All Firework stocks are small.
Belt’s Confectionery
E. W. AYLSWORTH
Furnisher of Everything to Wear on July 4th.
SUITS
NECKTIES
COLLARS
SHIRTS
SHOES
HOSE
HATS
ETC., ETC.
Why not a new Kuppenheimer Suit?
GLEASON TRUCK SERVICE
Phone Gresham 17
EXPRESS AND GENERAL HAULING
1 rip Daily Between Gresham and Portland
Portland Phone Bdw. 524
Headquarters with Melton & Co., 247 Pine.
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Consider !
A Checking Account
Indicates affiliation with a reliable bank—
Institis h a i ninny and convenience in financial affairs—
” ‘‘nnciac, accurate record of every transaction
Furnishes an absolut,, legaf receipt for every expenditure-
safeguards against the twice-paid bill—
Inspires confidence—builds credit—
Gives standing in the community.
need hese advantages. Whv not avail yourself of
immediately?
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GRESHAM, OREGON