Gresham outlook., May 18, 1920, Page 6, Image 6

PAG E
SIX
GRESHAM
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Sweeps the Field
Leads all Contenders
JONES LUMBER CO.
Est. 1859
Everything in the Building Line.
In 355 Mile Yosemite Economy
Contest
( N on-stock under A m erican A utom o­
b ile AsMM'iatinn S a n ctio n .)
REMEMBER WE DELIVER BY AUTO
TRUCK DIRECT FROM MILL TO YOU
Keep up the Clean-up and Paint-up Stunt.
A Full Line of
Winning 4 out of 6 cups offered in entire event, and smashing all previous
records
Overland touring car wing in all three events. F irst in Class One, W inner of Baker Cup for economy in
all fuels—oil, gas and water combined. Winner of Grand Sweepstakes for both ton and actual gas
mileage.
Overland Sedan wins first in Class Two. A Willys Knight touring ear finished in Class Tw’o, being beaten
by our own entry.
It is significant that Overlands not only won first in every class and contest entered, but that the three
Willys-Overland entries finished One, Two, Three in the Baker Economy Cup event, leading the entire
field of 17 entries for all honors.
lu the Grand Sweepstakes the two Overland entries finished first and second, again leading the field.
These astounding records were set up by the lowest-priced ear in the contest. Facts like these confirm every
claim that Overland is America’s most durable and economical, sensibly priced car.
Made in Black and White and 24
Color«. Try it on your
next painting Job
TIM M S, C R E SS A COMPANY'
Hortland. Oregon
One riil«- w ill con vin ce yon o f its o v erw h elm in g advantage.
G resh am O v erla n d C o m p a n y
GRESHAM LOCALS
An e r r o r in a n n o u n c e m e n ts w as
m ad e re g a r d in g th e M em orial Day
ex ercises w hich w ere a n n o u n c e d fo r
May 30. T h e M em orial se rv ices w ill
be held M ay 23 a t 11 o ’clock a t th e
M eth o d ist c h u rc h .
All m em b ers of
th e G resh am P o st G. A. R. a n d th e
W o m en ’s R elief C orps a re re q u e s te d
to m eet a t C h ip m a n ’s s to re a t 1 0 :3 0
an d th e n go in a body to th e ch u rc h .
It Is exp ected th a t th e G resh am P o st I
A m erican L eg io n , an d th e A m erican
| L egion a u x ilia ry w ill ta k e p a r t in
| th e s e exercises.
T h e first sessio n of th e c o n v en tiq n
of th e H om e M issio n ary so c ie tie s of
I th e Salem d is tric t w in be h e ld a t
, M eth o d ist c h u rc h a t 10 a. m . All
! w ho a re in te re s te d a re in v ite d to a t ­
te n d w h e th e r th e y a re m e m b e rs of
! th e so ciety o r not.
M rs. C la ir E d w a rd s a n d c h ild re n j
fro m P e n d le to n a re v is itin g a t th e I
i h om e of th e f o r m e r’s m o th e r, Mrs.
j S. S. T h o m p so n , w h ile M r. E d w a rd s
I is u n d e rg o in g tr e a tm e n t fo llo w in g '
th e re m o v a l of o n e of his eyes. A |
i piece of s te e l p e n e tr a te d th e eye and
I in ju re d It so se rio u sly th a t it h a d to j
be rem oved.
B. L. W a lra d v isited A rt D ixon, a !
| fo rm e r re s id e n t of G resh am , in o ne
of th e P o rtla n d h o sp ita ls o n e day j
I la s t w eek. Mr. D ixon re c e n tly h ad t V
' th e m is fo rtu n e to hav e o ne o f h is _
| feet n e a rly se v e re d an d is in th e hos-
' p ita l re c o v e rin g fro m his in ju rie s . 1
Mrs. P. A. Gould left th is m o rn in g
for T he D alles, w here she w ill jo in her
son-in-law and d au g h ter, Mr. and Mrs.
j C larence Look, on an autom obile trip
to L aG rande to v is it w ith a n o th e r son- ;
in-law and d au g h ter, Mr. and Mrs.
R obert L eighton.
L ester S pencer left early th is week
for C olorado an d M issouri and o th er
(■«stern sta te s for a v isit w ith re la tiv e s
He expects to be gone about six weeks.
Miss G race F ieldhouse cam e home
from M onm outh, w here she is attend-1
ing th e O regon S ta te N orm al, to v isit
over S unday w ith h er m other. Mrs.
M arth a F ieldhouse. Miss F ieldhouse
will teach n ex t y e a r in th e L usted
school.
Mrs. J. N. C lan ah an has had as h er
g u est th is week h er sister, Mrs. S. E.
W ishard.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. M iller of P o rt­
lan d have m oved to th e ir su m m er
hom e here. T hey cam e S atu rd ay .
Need Your Suit Clean«sl?
Among those who had th e p leasu re
H ave It F re n c h d ry clea n ed . R e­ of h earin g G alli C urcl sing in h er con­
p a irin g n e a tly done.
T a ilo rin g .fo r c e rt last week w ere Mr and Mrs. J. N.
la d ie s an d m en.
C lan ah an and Mrs. M. J. O 'D onnell.
P E T E R L EN A R D , T a ilo r.
At a recent m eeting of the G rada-
tiu m club th e follow ing m em bers were
A W a n t Ad coBts only a few cen ts. In itia te d ; G eorgia S tapleton. Inez R ust
W hen in d o u b t try a W ant Ad.
F re id a B runner, Violet N orby and
F ra n c e s W elling. T he g irls a re com-
1 ntencing practice w ork on a little play
j w hich they expect to give som e tim e
i th is m onth.
A p arty will be given next T h u rsd ay
a t th e hom e of M iss In» S m ith. The
j w inners of a recent read in g contest
will give th is p arty . T he losers have
alread y settled th e ir debts by enter-
I ta b lin g the w in n in g side.
One of the shops which has been gen-
J erously using th e p a in t b ru sh th is
week is the bakery. The wood w ork
has received a co at of new w hite p a in t
and has also had a new floor covering
G re sh a m 861
of linoleum laid in the m ain shop.
Dor. P ow ell a n t Maple
E. E. W elling left S unday evening
for B aker City w here he has purchased
the C hevrolet and O verland agency.
, Mrs. W elling w ill rem ain h ere u n til
a fte r school closes
Rev. R obert G ale Kay. Mrs. Boon
Johnson and Mrs. J. N. C lanahan were
delegates to the W illam ette B ap tist
A ssociation w hich m et a t H illsdale,
Monday. T uesday and W ednesday of
last week.
“On With the Dance”
We are following the lead of the big Eastern Clothing Houses
and offer for
SPECIAL SALE
All of our “Kuppenheimer Clothing,” at a straight reduction of
20 per cent.
CHEVROLET
Cars
Trucks
We are making immediate deliveries on Chevrolet
490’s and on one-ton trucks. If you need a car or truck
for your business, get it now.
Chevrolet 490
Sells at $936.26
Chevrolet Truck
Complete $1,748.50
C. E. OSBURN & CO.
Grc-Jiani
Phone HIM
Our suits range in price from $40.00 to $75.00, and every one
knows the unsurpassed quality of “Kuppenheimer” Suits.
Fordson Tractors
The “Early Bird” gets the Best Selection
E. W. AYLSWORTH
Main St.,
M a rk Y o u r B a llo t fo r k o r c r .
An ex p e rie n c e of m o re th a n e ig h t
y e a rs as D ep u ty S e c re ta ry of S ta te
th o ro u g h ly q u alifies S am A. K o ie r
fo r S e c re ta ry of S ta te . li e sh o u ld be
n o m in a te d May 21, a n d elec ted In
N ovem b er — P aid Adv.
Gresham
T he lesson of all s tr ik e an d o th e r
In d u s tria l d is tu rb a n c e s is th a t th e
cost of th em m u st be p aid by th e p u b ­
lic of w hich we a re all a p a rt.
G et y o u r c le a n in g an d p ressin g
d one a t th e G resh am S team L a u n d ry .
S a tisfa c tio n g u a r a n te e d .— A dv.
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE-
3 BIG TRUCKS
BEST OF SERVICE
RESPONSIBLE AND RELIABLE
Price $935 at Gresham
We can make immediate deliveries on a few Fordson
Tractors this month. If you will be in need of a tractor
this summer, now is the time to get it. We can make no
promises for deliveries in the future.
RAKER & SON
GRESHAM
ESTACADA
“ Ask th e M a n w ho ow ns o n e .’
GRESHAM and PORTLAND
Portland A-Í0T8
SKA Ash; IWwy » M a
Albert Ekstrom
Great American Ball Bearing Lawn Mower
will make your task of mowing the lawn a pleasure. Large Drive Wheels,
bearing Blade-Shaft, Self-Sharpening and easily operated.
Ball­
We have a large
We recommend
stock
Winchester
General
Utilty
Oil
of
medium
priced Lawn Mowers
Keep the Lawn
Mower in first class
condition by a few
minutes
occasional
sharpening with an
Osborn Lawn Mow, r
Sharpener.
V e r y
simple to use. l’riee
each
7f>c
»ble articles.
Hose, Hose*
Sprinkling
Grass Catch*
te.
A good
> select from.
W. METZGER & CO
Q U A L IT Y I \ D SE R I'/C E
FRANK J. VAN QUALIFIES
AS SHARPSHOOTER
By h ittin g th e b u ll’s-eye from th e
stan 'd in g . s ittin g and k n eelin g p o si­
tio n s. P riv a te F r a n k J . V an of
G resh am h as q u alified as a s h a r p ­
s h o o te r In th e V S. M arine Corp«,
a c c o rd in g to an official re p o rt from
h e a d q u a rte rs a t W a sh in g to n , D. C.
P riv a te V an is a son of Mrs. A ddie
D unn of G resh am , an d he e n liste d In
th e M arine C o rp s on O c to b er 1.
1914 a t P o rtla n d . At p re se n t h e is
s ta tio n e d in P o rtla n d on re c r u itin g
d u ty .
D u rin g re c e n t tr ia ls on th e
rifle ra n g e he d e m o n s tra te d h is p ro ­
ficiency, an d h e r e a f te r w ill w ear th e
s h a r p s h o o te r 's m ed al an d w ill receive
a n in c re a se in pay.
T h e M arine won h ig h h o n o rs at
th e N atio n al Rifle m atch es at C a ld ­
w ell, N J ., last su m m e r, w in n in g a
m a jo rity of ev en ts.
R iflem en
a re
now b eing se le c te d to ta k e p a rt lu
th e O lym pic g a m e s to be h eld a t A n t­
w erp. B elgium , d u rin g th e com ing
su m m e r and fo r th e N atio n al Rifle
m a tc h e s to be fired a t C am p P e r r y . '
O hio, n ext A u g u st.
.
Danes-.
T he S e c u rity B enefit a sso ciatio n
"'■'i *'•> .i *,(■!..» on S a tu rd a y even-
, , m g. May 2 9. a t M etzger s, h all. G re s h ­
a m .— Adv.
The Other Fellow’s
Opinion
One cannot live unto oneself
alone.
Ottr lives must touch anil in­
fluence the lives of others.
The opinion formed by fel-
lowmen through such contact
can measurably aid or retard
progress.
To carry a ( heeking Account
in a responsible hank like this,
is to command and engender
confidence, because of the busi­
ness acumen and discretion thus
reflected.
Checking Accounts Invited.
FIRST STATE BANK
Gresham. Oregon.