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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1920)
PACE FOUR GRESHAM OUTLOOK The Right Seda. For Right Now ■ r^ It» Saving on Tires. 0.1 and Upkeep Add to the Riding Advantages of Triplex Spring» »I THE OVERLAND SEDAN is an exceptionally p .- c i car for all year use. Its ventilator in the cowl, adjustable windows, with its thick heat r :r<z ' •?, with the great riding comfort of Triplex Sprin- , n it fine for touring. .Its great economy, which b - •: , with the low price, is exampled in many recent c: ..- ordinary gasoline records. The most notable was tl.j 355-mile Los An«' les-Yosemite Economy Run in which the Overland Sedan wen in its class with an average of 27.6 miles per gallon. Touring, $985; Roadster, SOPS; Coupe, $1525: Sedan. »1575 Price« f. o. b. To led o , subject to change w ith o u t notice GRESHAM OVERLAND CO. W. A. HESSE I. GRESHAM, OREGON FRIDAY. JULY 1020 T hird stree ts. Miss D ella H ughes left W ednesday fo r Missoula, M ontana, w here she will visit h er uncle. Dr. Chas. Pixley. ! They will m otor to Y ellow stone P ark w here th ey will spend som e tim e. Miss H ughes expects to be gone about th ree weeks. Mrs. W. C. B urch has re tu rn e d from R oseburg where sh e visited for tw o weeks w ith her son, E arl and his wife and h e r d au g h te r Mrs. Chas. Lockwood an d fam ily. Mr. Lock- wood ow ns th e Ford agency in Rose burg and E arl is em ployed in th e sam e business. Rev. Jo h n L a ’Due, a professor of G reenville College. Illinois, will preach at th e F ree M ethodist church at 11 o’clock next Sunday m orning. Mr. La Due served as p asto r at G resham 30 years ago. T hose who have heard him will be delighted to renew the old acquaintance. All a re | cordially invited to atten d . Mr. La- Due will leave next week fo r S eattle w here he will hold a cam p m eeting. Rev. R. E. Myers is a tte n d in g th e sum m er school for ru ra l p asto rs at W illam ette U niversity. Salem , this week. R eports from th e conference indicate th a t th e sessions a re proving a g reat help and Inspiration to th e 40 p asto rs who are atten d in g . L onely Books I H ave Met. By TH E LIBRARIAN. You would never th in k th is chap lonely. His cocksure a ir won him the j nicknam e of “ Sm art A leck” long ago. I Yet down in his h eart he is longing for com panionship. T he New Re- I public is his correct nam e. You may ! have a bow ing acq u ain tan ce w ith j him. and put him down on your booKs as rude. But really he -has extrem e- ! ly good ideas. T here are two reasons ! lo r his lonliness— the high school stu d en ts have described him , and no one w ants to ta lk of Mr. Hoover. Do, discuss th e political c o n v e n tio n s' with the poor fellow and let him find how good h ea rted G resham folk can i be. G R ESH A M THEATRE WALTER ADRIAN, Mgi SUNDAY JU L Y 18 A Stirring Drama of the Modern South “ THE BAR SINISTER With Mitchell Lewis The sto ry of a b eau tifu l g irl stolen and raised by a negro woman ° W7‘ ch iL'i’ . ’ * T he UI,derlying them e is the sp iritu a l equality of m ankind, reg ard less of race, creed o r color Does the color of th e skin m ake any difference in th e fibre of th e s o u l’ In th e eyes of God, are not all men equal? Capacity a t Heilig a t 50c Prices) INCREASE IN OUR PRICES I Public Auction I I July 24, 1920 Used Household Furniture Sale Commences at 10 A. M. J. E . M e tz g e r Home Furnisher ) o z /r GRESHAM, OREGON Auctioneer Later D H The S p iritu alist cam p m eeting will open Ju ly 25th and continue its vari- I ous m eetings until A ugust 22d. Mediums and sp eak ers from all over thp United S tates and C anada. All A n um ber of people who haven't phases of the cult will be d em o n strat paid th e ir w ate r ren t th is m onth are ed. This season prom ises to be the | in d an g er of having th e ir w ater sup- g rea test ever held on the coast.— Adv. j ply sh u t off. W ith all th is hot Need Y our Suit C leaned? Have it F ren ch dry cleaned. R w eather on hand it would be wise to find o ut if y o u r ren t is paid. Some pairin g neatly done. T ailo rin g f, ! tim es an o versight of th is kind causes ladles and men. P E T E R LENARD, T ailor. i a g rea t deal of tnvonvenience. Special C om m unication of • ! T here w ill b,. r e g u la r p r e a iliin g G resham Lodge No. 152 A. F. , s e n ii es a' t il, ' Z io n E x a r g lii al E ve ry unnightly flo o r in your & A. M. T uesday evening, home can now be made bright, [ c l i n n l i S u u e a y m o r n in g a t th e u s u a l Ju ly 20. at 7 :30 p. m. W ork in F. C. attractive, aanitary and waahahle . hour. degree. q u ic k ly and pe rm a n e ntly w ith V isitors welcome. Rev. an d Mrs. H. G ebhardt have! C. B. PETERSON, Sec’v. ju st retu rn ed from a d elig h tfu l two W K. HAMILTON, W M. weeks vacation In th e n o rth w est.! W hile aw ay they visited S eattle. T a- j coma. E v erett and o th e r P uget Sound j SANITARY • tow ns and cities and then wont on to FLOOR ENAMEL J I V a i l , I H H , r. B. 'I 'll, 'I r , ;„ , r l ,|,._ WALTER ADRIAN, Mgr. T his is the new coating fo r o ld ,i. lig h tfu l w eath er d u rin g most of the floor«. Easy to a p p ly, just ns it , X trip . Rev. and Mrs. G ebhardt tried comes from the can. Dries ^ m o u n t a i n clim bing w hile away and overnight w ith a tough, w ater p ro o f lustre that repeated w ith - <• 'en jo y ed tin? experience. iitgs cannot injure. I Mrs. W. A. Hessel, who has been I K ijh t beautiful faJe-proof color« to Select from . 111 for a few days, is much im proved In a h e a rt-th ro b photo d ram a m ade Com e in lei u« »how you w hat thia f now. from the P rim rose P ath en titled , w o udeiful product w ill do for old doota. Mrs. I. McColl has gone to Newport , w here she will m ake h e r hom e with h er d a u g h te r and son-in-law , Ur. and ' Mrs. W. C. Belt. Comedy Miss 11. R u th M ontague is in X f G resham looking a fte r several m at- "H ERO ES ND EVERYTHING’’ T ..... - prs ° f im p o rtan ce a t th e lihrarv ... ❖ t Miss M ontague has been in ch arg e o f ! Educ* t,o n a ,: "T railin g L eo p ard s” ................ ..........- ................................................................................. ......... ............................. |° n e of th e P o rtlan d branch lib raries fo r a week o r 10 days. H er vacation begins next week. tÎE R E SO hû REASCf GRESHAM LOCALS Here’ s the Cure for Cld Floors I ill III) THE U N IV E R S A L CA R A The Ford Sedan, with electric self-starting and lighting system and demountable rims with 3%-inch tires front and rear, for every day in the year has no equal as a family car. Just as popular on the farm as it is in the city. In fact, it hts the family demands in every vocation of life. Large, roomy seats, finely upholstered, plate glass windows make it an open car in pleasant weather, while in rainy and inclement weather it becomes a closed car, dust-proof and rain proof. It is not only comfortable, but really cozy, and above all, economical in operation and maintenance, and has all the Ford merits of strength and durability. GRESHAM THEATRE Saturday, July 17 FRANK M AYO Jones Lumber Co. Phone 891 SANITARY MARKET GRESHAM GEO. DIET!,, P h o n s 881 Prop. Canned Food “The Miracle on Your Table” This is the season for canning fruits and vegetables for your winter use W e have received a full supply of all sizes in Economy, Mason and various other jars. Also lids, caps, rubbers and jar holders. In addition to these necessary articles we have the Atlantic Col-Pac Canner which does away with lots of the usual canning troubles. Come in and let us show you liow it is used. A. W. METZGER & CO. Quality & Service Phone 661 RAKER & SON “BURNT WINGS” G rc-liain Ask J. G. MÁST CHOICE MEATS Homemade Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Lard Full line of Cold Lunch Meats Main S treet I i - J ' 'I B ayard M iller and Lewis S klrvln WHY OUR MEAT. have gone to D ufur to work in the A lways is so harvest fields. Bayard w rites th a t FRESH ANOr he is w orking on a 1000-acre ranch. He does not m ention Lewis but it is supposed they a re to g eth er. PROPER Mrs. C. O. Branson has sold her MJ J house and tw o lots in L aurence ad d i A T I ON .¡, tion to O. A. Johnson of M innesota. Mr. and Mrs. W ilb u r Stanley left WE HAVE MADE A STUDY OF this m orning for P o rtlan d w here they of proper refrig eratio n as it a p plies to a m eat m ark et. Each have tak en u p artm en ts. Mrs. A. W. Shipley accom panied them to Port- ' pound of m eat th a t leaves th is shop has been tak en care of in land. a m an n er th a t insures its p u rity , Mrs. I.ena N eedham left Tuesday its tenderness and its flavor. A i m orning for N ew port w here she will I visit to o u r m a rk e t will convince you th a t y o u r m eat purchases stay a week o r ten days looking afte r sfliould be m ade here. j business in terests. GRESHAM MEAT H arry T ru itt has sold his hom e on ¡T hird stre e t to Mrs. Bent of P o rtla n d , MARKET who will move in soon. The T r u itts ' I’ll,me 41 A. J . AV. BltOWN may go to O nalaska, W ashington, but Fish on Frida) they have not decided definitely. Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Schneider! Phone 178. and th e la tte r ’s s is te r Mrs. Loomis, i A uto Tops Recovered and Re have gone to Spokane. They expect i paired. All kinds of Top M aterial to be gone ab o u t two weeks. They and C u rtain Windows. are trav elin g by a u to and are going S. E. PALMQLIST by T rout L ake and Medical L ake to AUTO TOP SHOP Spokane, re tu rn in g probably by Main Street. Gresham Seattle. Mrs E m m ett Kelly, and children left T hursday fo r a visit of a week or MISS FRIEDA BRATZEL Teacher in Piano so w ith Mrs. K elly's m other, Mr». Minnie S tu d eb ak er. and o th e r r e la P riv a te o r class lessons. Special atte n tio n given to beginners in tives a t C astle Rock. W ashington. relaxation and hand developm ent. A ugust Sam uelson has sold his Ridge Av., near Ijin ren re farm so u th of H ogan to C. E Rick of Phone 701 C raw fordsville, Oregon T he Rick fam ily will move Into th e ir new hom e Pleating at once. T he Sam uelsons expect to I Button» leave S atu rd ay for Los Angeles! w here they may m ake th e ir hom e if MRS. CARRIE HANSEN they like th e clim ate. They rill take the ocean ro u te from P o rtia n i Phone ntxS G raham to 1.0» Angele« Main St.. n ear High School HEMSTITCHING Phone 661 71/ E stacad a member ^FEDERAL RESERVE^ SYSTEM J\ SAFETY ALWAYS S') J I S • 8 ll is our motto for a bank. We make it ours by our mem bership in the Federal Re serve System with the priv ilege o f obtaining advances of cash upon our commercial paper at any time. FIRST STATE BANK -z f e O X IS X A K O X ÏO O X
