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G R E SH A M
For R
O U TLO O K .
TUESDAY,
GRESHAM LOCALS
Complete Line for Men, Wo­
men and Children to
be Found Here.
Moderately Priced
Bishop Bros.
F o r Q u a lity
Phone 641
PERFECTION TIRES
t'hcMe Tire», a r e all new stock, A sbestos p ro tected , and of th e
very h o t of m aterial, m ade by ex p e rt w orkm en. E verybody is sa tis-
Wliy I<ay big price« am i get less m ileage. O th er A ccessories.
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W. S. LOVEJOY, Agent
The music that charmed when the fires of
youth flamed high—the music that sets
the youth of today irresistibly a-dance—
the living beauty of the music of all times
and all places makes a wonderland of
your home thru the magic of the one
Master Musical Instrument—
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K N O W N
f O R
T O N f
GUY D. JONES, Jeweler
If’e will be glad to demonstrate this
wonderful machine to you.
COAL
WOOD
Ekstrom Truck Service
A Truck for Every Kind of Work
2 2 5 A sh Nt r ee t
P o r tla n d
B dw y. 2 0 8 2
Cor. Pow ell and Maple
G resham
851
Tel. 96x — Electric Building — Main St.
Frank C. Jones & Co.
LICENSED ELECTRICIAN
W iring for Light
and Power
National Mazda
Lamps
CA RPENTER
Septic Tanks
Built
Jack Screws
for Rent
Frank C. Jones
Floyd L. Mack
A P f t lL
12,
1031
ANNOUNCEMENT PARTY
TELLS OF ENGAGEMENT
A ch arm in g affair of th e week-end
Mra R. P. W alters has com pleted v.-as a p art y on S atu rd ay aftern o o n at
h er work on th e w ar service volum e which th e en gagem ent was announced
which she has been p rep arin g for th e | of Miflg M1Idred 8 t C lair t0 Bpu H
Oregon Society D aughters of th e Davies of Grey EagIe> M lnnegota
A m erican R evolution. T he book is \ j a rg a re t St. C lair p resen ted each
now in th e h an d s of th e binders and g u est w ith a d ain ty corsage of old
will be presented to th e N ational So- ¡ fa8hloned posle8 in whlch wa8 hidden
ciety in connection w ith Its an n u a l a p alr of heart8 conta)nlng th e nam es
congress in W ashington next week ; of th e young couple.
Mrs. W alters is h isto rian of th e O re-,
T he a fte rnoon was sp e n t in garnet,
gon society an d has com piled rec- and fancy w ork
R efre8hm ent8 of
ords of men and women in th e recent pineapple p a rfa it and F ren ch pastry
w ar who w ere connected w ith fam i- w ere served. T he g u ests w ere th e
lies of “ D au g h ters.” T he book has Mtesea G ertru d e A lexander, E thel
the records of 121 men and eig h t M ew hirter, Mary H ansen, E th el C al­
women and contains 52 p h o tographs king, M arg u erite T aeheron, Gladyo
and many new spaper clippings. One Neal, G race F ieldhouse an d Vivian
of th e men was com m ander of th e Hevel, Mrs. L eslie St. C lair an d the
L eviathan, one was presented w ith hostess, th e Misses M ildred and W in­
th e B ritish cross by G eneral H aig ifred St. Clair.
an d tw o w ere decorated w ith th e
croix de g u erre.
L asted School N otes.
C. J . W’in ters and fam ily have
T he pupils of L usted school are
moved into th e house belonging to planning to celeb rate May Day w ith
th e A nderson estate in Thom pson ap p ro p ria te exercises. T h ere will be
ad dition. Mr. W inters recently sold a may queen, prim e m inister, a t­
his home, th e place form erly ow ned te n d an ts, and a co u rt jester. Loyal
by E. A nderson and la te r by Erick su b jects will w ind th e May pole be­
Glad, to F red Blonn.
fore th e ir queen. Many o th e r mys- ,
H arry Johnson fo r a n u m b er of te rio u s “s tu n ts ” a re prom ised for
years em ployed in D ahl’s G resham H er M ajesty’s p leasu re on th a t d a y .1
Shoe shop, has purchased th e only Louise Quay, of th e sixth g rad e, has
shoe shop in E stacad a and left Mon­ been chosen queen. H er a tte n d a n ts
day to ta k e charge of th e business will be two little first g ra d e girls,
th ere. The fam ily will probably Ruby F e lt and H elen W illiam s. Rob­
move to E stacad a in a s h o rt tim e e rt W hite, of th e fifth g rad e will act |
b u t no arran g e m en ts have been as prim e m in ister, an d Ivan Wood
will be co u rt je s te r to fu rn ish m erri­
m ade as yet.
T he G resham Cooking club will m ent fo r H er Royal H ighness.
T he county council of P aren t-
m eet a t the hom e of H elen Maxwell
cn Powell stre e t S atu rd ay a f te r ­ T eachers association, will be e n te r­
tain ed S atu rd ay , A pril 16, a t th e
noon a t 2:30.
P lea san t H om e B ap tist ch u rch By the
K eith and H arold Lym an, A urie L usted circle. All m em bers and th eir
Hisey and Miss W inefred St. C lair frien d s a re u rged to be present. The
have re tu rn e d to th e ir stu d ies at program will s ta r t a t 11 o’clock and
W illam ette U niversity a f te r sh o rt lunch will be served at noon. Those
vacations at home.
com ing are req u ested to bring san d ­
J. A. Bushong and wife are mov­ wiches, th e rest of th e lunch being
ing to C astle Rock for th e sum m er fu rn ish ed by th e hom e circle. Don’t |
w here Mr. Bushong will be em ployed fo rg et th e tim e, place, d ate and last (
b ut not le ast th e “ e a ts ” .
by th e lu m b er com pany. W illa will
T he L usted P aren t-T ea ch e r asso ­
rem ain w ith Mr. and Mrs. C larence ciation m et a t th e schoolhouse last
F rid ay n ig h t. A s h o rt business m eet- I
C athey u n til th e close of school.
ing was held a t w hich it was decided 1
Mrs. C arrie W alk er has been hav ­ to give a play and a shadow social. [
ing extensive im provem ents m ade on T he proceeds of th e play and social 1
h e r hom e in R egner addition. A fine will be tu rn e d o ver to the Chinese
porch, enclosed w ith glass and relief fund. T he q u o ta fo r th e dis­
t is $78. A fter th e business was
screens, built in cabinets, book-cases, o tric
ver th e m eeting was tu rn ed over!
etc., have been added.
to th e F arm B u reau people. A fine
W ord conies from N. O. F u lle r lunch was served by th e refre sh m e n t!
m ittee a fte r th e m eeting.
tellin g of th e sudden illness and co m
It is rep o rted th a t Miss C arolene
d eath a t th e fam ily hom e in Osseo, T allm an, p rin cip al of th e school, ]
M ichigun, of his little gran d so n , n in e will not teach next y ea r b u t plans to
m onths old son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl a tte n d W illam ette U niversity. W hile
h er frien d s re g re t losing h e r from
G undruni. Many friends of th e fam ­ th
e com m unity, fo r a tim e, they re- I
ily will be so rry to learn of th e ir joice a t h er o p p o rtu n ity an d wish her
loss. Mr. F u lle r w rites th a t he and th e best ot success.
Mrs. F u lle r a re well.
Drop onto a few of th e b a r g a in s '
Mr. and Mrs. H orace Knox and offered in th e w ant colum ns
son Jim m ie, of P o rtlan d , w ere th e
R e g u la r m eeting of Gresh-I
guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. L arsen,
am Lodge No. 125, I.O ,O .F.,|
Sunday.
th e Odd Fellow s hall, every T h u r s - ,
R. Hickey and wife, of P o rtlan d , in
day evening. V isitors welcome.
have recently moved to Boring and
HARRY J. STANLEY, N. G.
a re living in th e Percy L arsen house. JACKSON JONES, S ecretary.
Mrs. H astings from E ast Side 11-,
b rary will spend th is aftern o o n a t I
th e g rad e school w here she will I
conduct a sto ry h o u r for th e chil-1
dren. T he pedagogy class from
union high will atten d th is session |
as p art of its class w ork.
H. C. L arsen has sold his Boring
hom e to G. Clilodo, who fo r a n u m ­
Big Special Production
ber of years has been w orking on th e
section crew of which Mr. L arsen Is
forem an.
A Store of Dixieland.
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. R oberts and
d a u g h te r Alice, e n tertain ed an im ­
p rom ptu p arty a t th e ir hom e Sunday
T H IR D EPISODE OF
when th re e autom obiles filled w ith
friends arriv ed unexpectedly. G uests
fo r th e day were Mrs. Alice Parsons,
Mrs. Minnie Menzies and d au g h ter, With America’s death-dety-
Ida, Mrs. W. J. W irtz and Mrs, U. ing hero of daredevil deeds,
Lynch of P o rtlan d , Mrs. C. W. Sears
Chas Hutchison.
of Albany, Miss Mary Y u n k er of
Sandy, and Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n
Schratn and fam ily of Oregon City.
Guy F ieldhouse, of St. H elens,
was in G resham on business Monday.
Miss L etitia P u lfe r e n tertain ed at
GREATEST FEATURE
d in n e r Sunday, Mr. an d Mrs O. M.
Davidson and Glenwood Miller. T he
PRODUCTION
occasion was th e second w edding a n ­
niversary of Mr. and Mrs. D avidson.
Mr. an d Mrs. R. F . W alters and
th e ir frien d s a re happy th a t a fte r a from the splendid novel en-
n u m b er of years w aiting, a telep h o n e I t k Je d “ l ) e s e r t W h e a t . ’
has been Installed in th e ir hom e,
th e G resham H eights F arm . T h eir
n u m b er is 1676.
A. B. Conrad and son T erry, of
A urora, were G resham visitors Tues-1
day. Mr. C onrad recently purchased I
a tra c t of land n e a r W oodburn and
Is busily p rep arin g to build a hom e
th e re th is sum m er.
T he re g u la r m eeting of th e W. C.
T. V. will be held at th e lib ra ry
T h u rsd ay aftern o o n at 2 :3 0 . Miss
HOME BRED
H. R u th M ontague will conduct a
p arliam en tary d rill.
HOME FED
Gresham Theatre
Wednesday, April 13
KING W. VIDOR’S
scve U e
is not an electric cleaner. It is an “every day”
sweeper because it requires no wires, or plugs
or connections. You just grasp the handle and
clean from room to room thoroughly without
further bother.
The long, tapering “ nose” slides conveniently under beds,
radiators and heavy furniture.
All that is best in electric cleaners—all the easy convenience
of the ordinary carpet sweeper—that is the VACUETTE—yet
it is free from the drawbacks that makes the first a once-a-week
sweeper and the second an incomplete cleaner.
Once try a Vacuette, once run its generous suction nozzle
across a floor, and you will realize what a useful place it will
fill in your daily work.
Your first demonstration will convince you.
SPECIAL TO INTRODUCE, $18.00.
1. E. METZGER
Your Home Furnisher
Guaranteed Tire Repair
Don’t discard your Tread-worn
Tires. If your worn tire has a
sound body there is Mileage in it
and our business is to help you
get this mileage.
I use the best materials in repairing tires.
Tibbetts’ Vulcanizing Shop
Main Street
Gresham, Ore.
“The Family Honor”
“Double Adventure”
CHOICE MEATS
Homemade Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Lard
Full line of Cold Lunch Meats
SANITARY MARKET
M ain S tr e e t
G R E SH A M
GKO.
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P hone
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Saturday, April 16
ZANE GREY’S
“Riders of the Dawn”
Y o u ’ll F i n d T h e r e ’s L u c k in
th e
F is h in g
T a c k le
\ \ r E have given a great deal of attention
’ ’ to selecting the kind of tackle that
brings home the fish.
Here are the most successful Lures—
strongest, l»est wearing and least conspicu­
ous Lines smooth running Keels for hard
service Kods that properly combine elas­
ticity and power Landing Nets. etc.
Let us lit you out for good luck.
A. W. METZGER & CO.
Quality and Service
Phone 661
Phone 661
H l M l Il’S and W G LK IV S 1,1» EASES F O R N IL E H ER E
THE
”W l N C r t £ £ T £ R
STORE
Home Products
PURE LARD
K ono I i i lio n s o f Condolence.
W hereas, T he Suprem e M aster of
th e U niverse has seen fit to ta k e from
us o u r b ro th e r M arion Jo h n so n , an
esteem ed m em ber of G resham G range
No. 270 and his loss is m ourned by
all of us. th e re fo re be It
Resolved. T h at «he h ea rtfe lt sym ­
pathy of thia g ran g e be extended to
th e bereaved fam ily. Be It fu rth e r
Resolved, T h at th ese resolutions
be m ade a p art of th e p erm anent rec­
ord of this grange, th a t a eopv be
com m unicated to th e bereaved fam ily
and th a t they be also published in
th e G resham O utlook and G range
B ulletin
W n. PARSONS,
H E R B E R T B AUGUR.
MRS R. F. WALTERS,
Com m ittee.
HOME MADE
MADE FOR HOME
3s 65c, 5s $1, 10s *2
Delivered
Gresham Meat Market
a . j . w . BROWN
Phone 41
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SUPPORTING THE GOVERNMENT
We are supporting the government by
membership in the Federal Reserve Sys­
tem, the backbone of the nation’s bank­
ing organization. This enables us to do
our share in assisting the government in
handling its financial problems, and to ex­
tend to business and industry their proper
measure of accomodation.
We are delivering to our customers
I . S. Treasury Certificates bearing in­
terest at the rate of 5^2 per cent, dated
April 15, 1921. due October 15, 1921.
FIRST STATE BANK
GRESHAM, ORE.
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