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GRESHAM
OUTLOOK. FRIDAY.
FEBRUARY
IS,
1921
GRESHAM LOCALS
Mason Tires
Are
Built with
42 per cent stronger car
cass and 38 per cent
stronger bead
l/M IK F O R T IIK G R E E N S T R IP E
"M u st W ear O ut
N ever Give O ut"
Tibbetts’ Vulcanizing Shop
Main Street
Gresham, Ore.
S I (X'ESSOK TO B. M. RANEY
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R ed Seal Zephyr Ginghams
Figured Kimono Crepes
B IS H O P B R O S .
FOR QUALITY
Phone 641
We Have the
New
Fowler
Cultivator
for all shallow cultivation. A new style cultivation which sure
is giving great satisfaction for berries and all truck gardens.
The new Grape Hoe will save 10 men’s labor in cleaning out
your berries.
One horse Reversible Disc Harrows, Spike Harrows, Plows,
Springtooth Harrows, all for the small farm or berry man.
GET YOUR REPAIRS EARLY—for Plows or all Implements
RELIABILITY
PHONE toil
W. A. HESSEL
GRESHAM
Mr. and Mr». John W rath and Mr. |
and Mrs. Janie» W rath of Chicago
and C. E. K ilgore and d au g h ter Alice,
of E stacada, were the guest» of Mr.
and Mr». J. C. K ilgore, T hursday.
The W raths are old tim e friends of
the K ilgores and stopped for a sh o rt
visit w ith them while on a trip
th ro u g h the w estern sta te s. They
have ju st been th ro u g h so u th e rn Cali
fornia and leave today (F rid a y ) for
Chicago via way of S eattle and th e
n o rth ern route.
The seventh and eig h th g rad es had
tlfelr lib rary lesson a t th e library
W ednesday m orning. T h ere were j
ab o u t 50 or 60 pupils p resen t and a
m ost profitable m orning was »pent
u n d er th e direction of th e lib rarian
Miss H. R uth M ontague. Principal
C. M. Q uicksall and Mrs. G ertru d e,
Bangs, te ach ers of th e seventh and !
eig h th g rad es w ere also present.
T he Ju n io r class party will b e !
held at union high school th is even
ing and e lab o rate p rep aratio n s are I
being m ade fo r th e affair.
Theo. M ercer of the C edar d istrict
is Im proving his property n ear the
S tan d ard oil ta n k s w ith a modern
5-room bungalow . He is doing the
work him self and has th e basem ent
excavated and gravel on th e ground
ready for th e basem ent. He plans to
rem ain In C e d ar d istric t th is year
and is o p era tin g th e J. H. Wilson
farm .
Mrs. J. N. F aris of P o rtlan d »pent
T hursday a t th e hom e of Mrs. C. E.
Rusher.
Dr. G rinnell, a m edical m issionary
from C hina, who spoke a t th e F ree
M ethodist church la st W ednesday
evening was a g u est a t th e home of
Mrs. H. C. L arsen T hursday.
Dr.
G rin n ell’s wife and Mrs. L arsen's
d au g h ter were in tim ate frien d s from
th e tim e they w ere ab o u t th ree years
of age u n til th e d eath of th e latt'er
several years ago.
Leonard B lair, of Oregon City, 14
T h e m usic th a t ch a rm ed w h en th e fires of youth
years old, cam e to G resham a few
flam ed high the m usic th a t sets the youth of
days ago looking for his fath er,
today irresistibly a-d u n ce the living beauty of
H enry B lair. I t developed th a t th e
the m u sic of all tim es an d ail p laces m ak es a
boy had been in some tro u b le at
w on d erlan d of your hom e th ru the m agic of the
school and W ednesday school officials
one M a ster M usical In stru m e n t
cam e to G resham and took th e boy
home.
T he L adies’ Aid will m eet a t the
♦ hom e of Mrs. Cone, W ednesday, F eb
ru ary 23. T he hostess will be assist
ed by Mrs. Benj. Cam eron, Mrs. P.
Michel, Mrs. C. W. Gleason. All are
cordially Invited to atten d .
J. H. Hoss had the m isfo rtu n e to
be severely h u rt today. He was d riv
The true Sound Board principle, with which Antonio Stradivari made his violins
ing with a load of wood down th e
supreme, gives to all musical instruments the perfection of their tonal qualities.
hill past th e E lkhorn ranch when a
Hear the Stradivara
sm all tru ck frig h ten ed his team and i
Understand how this same Sound Board principle has perfected the
the horses tried to tu rn aro u n d with
Stradivara and made it capable of reproducing all music flawlessly
th e load, th ro w in g him with g rea t ■
force ag ain st a fence and cu ttin g a !
deep gash on his head, also in ju rin g
his back. Mr. Gordy, who was with
Mr. Hoss, escaped w ith a barbed '
wire cu t on hiB face.
D ressm aking.
BORING
Old F ash ion ed D ance.
J. It. Gordon of Mabton, W ashing-!
Q uadrilles and round dances, Metz
H ave ren ted Mrs. P. A. G ould’s
ton, is visiting w ith his uncle, D. S. j Miss Evelyn Siefer is very ill with residence and am prepared to do all g er's hall, G resham , M onday, F ebru-
pneum onia. She recently recovered kinda
Johnson.
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ttry 2 L A dm ission each 35c, includ-
ressm aklng. Miss L e ltr itz ,. ¡ng w ar tax
Everybody welcome,
Au im p o rta n t m eeting of L. O. L. i from an a ttac k of meaBles but afte r
phone i 9x6.
I Security Benefit association.
m em bers will be held a t W all’s hall, she was able to be up sh e co n tracted
Sellwood, on Monday evening, F eb a cold which Boon developed Into
She is In P o rtlan d
ru ary 21. Mr. Stone will speak All pneum onia.
w here she was tak en for trea tm e n t.
m em bers are invited to atten d .
O. M. Richey has been suffering
W. L. Crowe, son-in-law of Mrs. A.
Hughes, retu rn ed oil W ednesday ev from an infection in hfs hand. He Is
ening from a trip to th e O rient w here ! much Improved.
j he w ent fo u r m onths ago to lo o k '
K
Special
Com m unication
of
E lectric-driven, G as-heated
j a fte r business m atters.
His duties
G resham Lodge No. 152, A. F.
took him to Ja p an and China. Mrs.
' n f ' a \ M . W ednotdaj . vi mug.
Crowe went to V ictoria, 1). C., to m eet F eb ru ary 23, at 7 :3 0 p. m. L abor In
her husband and retu rn ed with him. F. C. degree. V isiting b ro th ers wel
Mrs. I). S. Johnson has been con come.
W. L. GORSAGE, Sec’y.
fined to her bed for th e past m onth
WM C. METZGER, W. M.
o r more and is now slowly im proving.
Cecil M etzger has an attractiv e dis- !
play of potted p lan ts in his sto re w in
PORTLAND GAS & COKE CO.
dow. He b ro u g h t o u t a few th e first
of th e week and they sold so rapidly
F o r sale by
| he Is th in k in g of sta rtin g a florist's
L. L. KIDDER HDW E. CO., GRESHAM
I shop in connection with his grocery
business.
Mr. and Mrs J. A. Dewey of G len
dale. Dougins county, Oregon spent
today F riday w ith Mrs. Maggie Ulm.
j They a re on th e ir w edding trip . E
D Dewey and wife of P o rtlan d were
f i l l
With an all-star cast including
also guests of Mrs. Ulm. who Is a
sister of th e men.
GUY D. JONES, J e w e le r
Almetal
Washing Machines
REDUCED FROM
$185
SERVICE
RE8. ex9
to $149.50
Gresham Theatre
Further Declines
M O NO POLE C O FFEE
The one best-in glass jars
45c lb.
THE FA M O U S REX HAM S
Half Hain 31c lb.
Whole Ham 30c lb.
CARNATION MILK FEDERAL MILK
2 Cans 25c
Case $5.50
U SE SNO W D R IF T
1 lb. 25c
2 lb. 45c
4 lb. 95c
8 lb. $1.80
Good Oranges
Best Dried Prunes
2 Doz 45c
Lb. 15c
ROBLES PEACHES
Can 20c
A . W . M ETZGER & CO.
Q uality and Service
; ; Phone 661
Saturday, Feb. 19
“TILLIES PUNCTURED
ROMANCE”
MRS. RADFORD ENJOYS
SURPRISE PARTY
Charles Chaplin
Marie Dressier
Mabel Normand
One iif the greatest farce come
Mrs. Lizzie R adford was agreeably dies ever filmed. Five years of
surp rised today (F rid a y ) when a laughter producing, and just as
num ber of frien d s and relatives g a th popular as ever. If you miss this
ered In honor of h er birth d ay . The one you will miss the laugh of
affair had been kept a secret and your life.
Mrs R adford had not had a su s
picion of th e su rp rise In »tore for h er
i until th e g u ests arriv ed sh o rtly be-
HANDSOME MARIE DORO
! fore noon b ringing a bou n tifu l din-
in
! uer with them .
Those present at the d in n er includ-
i ed Mrs. E. Dukes, Sandy Bluff, and ,
Mrs
Edw. Sell of Powell Valley,
d au g h ter of Mrs. R adford, Mrs. Alice ••Is heredity influences or en
Gage of G resham , w hose b irth d ay ) vironment the greatest factor in
also fell on th is day. Mrs. H ans Kock. j molding individual lives!
Mrs. 8. F. Pitt». Mrs T. Pitt», Mrs '
! V. H engstler, Mrs. J. S D onaldson, j
Mrs J. Caldo, Mrs. D. R adford. Lau-
rance and Tommy K esterson and
H arriet R adford.
The aftern o o n was spent In a '
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p leasant social tim e. The ladies a re )
all form er neighbors and friend« and j
thia proved a d elig h tfu l renew al of
old friendships.
greatest picture in recent years
Phone 661 ■ •
Sunday, Feb. 20
‘‘Midnight Gambols"
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The l nited States G overnm ent cooperates
with us in furnishing safe investm ents
for Savings depositors
United States Treasury Certificates
The safest securities the world offers today.
Issued by United States Government Febru
ary 15, 1921, due .July 15, 1921, bear interest at
the rate of
per cent per annum.
Wednesday, Feb. 23
Telephone Us Your Orders
“King Spruce"
We sell all kinds of Government and Munici
pal Bonds, yielding same rates as when pur
chased from bond houses, and give yon the
benefit of our experience in making vour se
lections.
Saturday and Sunday
Feb. 26 and 27
D entistry m ade painless by nerve
blocking m ethods. Try It. Dr. C. P.
Johnson. (11 Morgan B ld g , P o rt
land. Oregou. Main (74S — Adv.
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“The Miracle Man”
Matinees both days
FIRST STATE BANK
GRESHAM. OREGON
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