GKKSHAM OUTLOOK
FRIDAY,
CORBETT
THE MARIE
Notice« a re posted to r a m eeting
at th e schoolhouse to be held on
M onday evening, May 2, a t 8 o'clock,
to vote if we sh all build an addition
to th e union high school building.
T h e p rogram of th e P aren t-T each
ers m eetings last W ednesday was a
m ost excellent one. A society of
cam pfire g irls was organized a t th a t
tim e.
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k K nieriem have
a new g irl baby*
T he open season fo r salm on fish
ing begins next Sunday a t 6 p. m ,
consequently th is a very busy week
at C orbett. T h ere will be 23 boats
on th e d rift th is season.
Chas. Slover from Independence,
C alifornia, is visiting his d au g h ter,
Mrs. E. Ju d d , and sister, Mrs. S. J.
Leland.
Buttoned Corset Waist, medium long
FAIRVIEW
New Today
New Today
La Rose Corsets
In medium and long lengths
FRONT AND BACK LACED
and for Girls we have
Some neat patterns in
V en ice Lace and O rgandie C oat C ollars
KOBE SILK
Colors: Pink, Sky, Yellow and White
P er Y ard, 50c
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
GRESHAM, OREGON
H om em ade H am s, Bacon, S au sage, Lard
Full line of Cold Lunch Meats
SA N ITA RY
M A R K P ET
GRESHAM
hone 881
GEO.
IMKTL,
Prop.
BREAD
REDUCED
W rapped in
wax paper
1 lb. loaf 9c
CITY BAKERY,
a».
1021
FAIRVIEW LEAGUE TO
GIVE COMEDA DRAMA
“ The Deacon", a com edy-dram a in
five acts, will be presented by the
members of th e Fairview E pw orth I
League at th e rflty hall on Friday-
evening. May 6. The date has been
changed from S aturday which was
form erly announced. Some musical
num bers are also being p repared for
th e evening. The proceeds of th e
en tertain m en t will be used tow ard
th e purchase of a piano for th e
church
Follow ing is th e cast of
ch aracters:
T he Deacon. Clifford B urlingam e. I
George D arrah, alias M att W heel
er. Richard A nderson.
George G raef, Clyde P eterson.
Pete, a colored se rv a n t, W illiam
Butler.
Reed— Melvin Surface.
T he Officer— George A nderson.
Pedro— Melvin Mollar.
Parson Brownlow— Irvin G reen.
Billy, th e deacon’s boy— Edw ard
A nderson.
Mrs T h o rn to n — Mrs. J. W. Mollar.
Helen, h er d au g h ter — Rachel
P eterson.
Amelia, her siste r— Mrs. S. C.
Dixon.
Daisy Dean, her se rv a n t— P auline
Zinn.
Mrs D arra h — O race Mahaffy.
Nellie, h e r d a u g h te r — Allene
Dixon.
TROUTDALE
CEDAR AND VICTORY
Rev. E arl B. Cotton will preach at
th e M ethodist church Sunday even
ing. His topic for th e evening serv
ice is “ Je re m ia h ’s Vision of F igs".
T he service begins at 8 p. in. and ev
eryone is cordially Invited.
Miss Elva E. H unt becam e the
bride of Lynn M onahan
T he w ed
ding took place at th e hom e of th e
b rid e’s p aren ts at Stevenson, W ash.,
on Sunday aftern o o n , April 7. Mr.
G eneral Car|M*nter W ork
M onahan, who is weli know n in and
and Cabinet M aking
around T routdale, was em ployed as
Long Experience
teleg rap h o p era to r at Stevenson for
W ORK GUARANTEED
th e past year. A fter a brief honey
L. J. W inter, Gresham moon the young couple will m ake
th e ir home at Snake River w here he
has recently been appointed agent.
The Ladies Aid will give a supper
W ood - Sand - Gravel ' S aturday
evening from fi to 8 In the
basem ent of th e church. T he usual
l good supper will be served at a re a
sonable price. Everyone Ik invited
j to be present.
Mrs. Je n n ie Sales and Mrs. S arah
W ishard, both of P o rtlan d , w ere re-
TROUTDALE, OREGON
! cent guests of Mrs. M orris McGinnis.
About 50 friends of Mr. and Mrs.
P h on e G resham 4 8 0 .
Morris McGinnis g ath ered at th e ir
<--------------------------------------------V home S aturday evening and enjoyed
a very p leasan t evening. Dancing
Absolutely FR EE—A
was the main fe a tu re of th e evening.
Course in “ P o rtlan d ’s B est’’ O
ut-of-town g u ests were th e Misses
Thelm a and N athel Selling and Min-
, nie Webb of P o rtlan d , Mr. and Mrs.
It. I). Bailey and fam ily from G resh
am . Mr. and Mrs. Lynn M onahan of
Snake River.
R efreshm ents w ere
Call or W rite NOW
¡served and a d elig h tfu l tim e was en-
F or F u ll P articulars
| joyed by all.
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A lis k y B ld g ., T h ir d & M o rriso n
PO RTLA N D ,
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OREGON
The L adles’ Aid will m eet Wed-
“P o sitio n for E ach Graduate"
| nesday, May 4, w ith Mrs. H arry
W aite. Mrs. Lydia O strand and Mrs.
Geo. P arrish will assist wiith th e
luncheon.
Mrs. C oburn has gone to South
Bend, W ashington for a few w eeks’
visit.
Miss M etta Brown of P o rtlan d vis-
I ited w ith h e r cousin, Mrs. A. C. Alt-
’ hfius, Sunday.
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Gresham,
Phone 11
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The man who has a nice balance to his credit in our
bank can always smile.
His money is SAFE. He knows it. Reliable MEN
of known financial standing and business ability con
duct the affairs of our bank.
We take an interest in our customers. We are al
ways glad to advise with our customers. We keep all
business matters confidential.
Come in.
B e in v ite Y O U R B a n k in g B u sin ess.
Five Per Cent on TIME DEPOSITS
BANK O F GRESHAM
STATE AND COUNTY DEPOSITORY.
Delivered Any Place
Truck Service
J. R. KNARR & SON
PLEASANT HOME
The hom e of Miss Alice H ale was
th e scene of a d elig h tfu l party S at
urday evening, April 23, when ab o u t
20 guests g ath ered for a p leasan t
evening of music and lively gam es.
T oasting m arshm allow s aro u n d the
open fireplace was one of th e featu res
of the evening. T he g u ests departed
at a late h o u r a fte r a very enjoyable
evening.
“Je re m ia h ’s Vision of F igs" will
be the topic of th e m orning serm on
at th e M ethodist church Sunday,
May 1. Services begin prom ptly at
11 a. m. Sunday school convenes a t
10 a. m. A cordial Invitation Is ex
tended to all.
The w orkers conference m eets im
mediately' a fte r th e preaching serv
ice. T he m issionary program will be
given d u rin g th e Sunday school hour
under th e direction of th e m issionary
su p erin ten d en t, Mrs. H. L. Ball.
The M ethodist Juniors kept things
stirrin g Sunday m orning w ith the re
su lt th a t alm ost everyone in th e de
p artm en t wore a s ta r for being on
tim e.
SA L E
-O F -
USED CARS
and Trucks
We have made up our minds to reduce our used car and truck
stock down to a minimum and do it without delay. Hence we are
conducting a big special sale and have made positive cuts in prices
ranging from 15 to 40 per cent.
BORING
OVERHAULED AND REFINISHED USED CARS
We have adopted the policy of putting our used cars in good shape
before selling them and with but one or two exceptions every car in
the house has been thoroughly overhauled, worn parts renewed, and
needed adjustments made. Every car must pass a rigid inspection
mechanically. Then we repaint the bodies, wheels, redress the up
holster}- and the top and the result is a car that is often taken for new.
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Contractor, Builder
CHOICE MEATS
Main S treet
Mrs. F ra n k Axtell of G resham is
spending a few days w ith Mrs. Ida
Brooks.
Mrs. J. W. M oller and d au g h ter.
M arjorie, w ere w eek-end g u ests of
h er sister, Mrs. Geo. F ra k es,
of
Scappoose.
Mrs. J. H. P eterso n , Mrs. J. W.
Moller and Clyde P eterson w ere P o rt
land v isito rs on W ednesday and a t
tended th e p resen tatio n of “ Behold
th e Man” a t th e au d ito riu m .
APRIL
BIG VARIETY TO CHOOSE FROM
While our cars are moving rapidly we still have good stock to
choose from. Light. Mitchell Sixes in five, seven and roadster models,
in fine shape yet going at rock bottom prices. Overlands, Chevrolets,
Briscoes and other light fours. In trucks we have one, two and three
ton sized of standard makes priced way down for this sale.
NO CARS WITHHELD. ALL PRICES CUT
\\ e have red-tagged every car in the house and tags show former
and sale price so that you can easily figure the big saving we are of
fering motor buyers on the eve of the Spring and Summer driving sea
son. The saving is big enough so that you can afford to take a day off
and come in and make your selection at this sale. It will pay you to
hurry.
TERMS GRANTED
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An apron sale and program has
been arran g e d fo r S atu rd ay evening,
April 30, by th e Rebekah lodge of
Boring. A prons will be sold and re
freshm ents of caks, ice cream , etc.,
will be served a t m oderate cost. A
candy sale will also be held. The
money will be used to replenish the
treasu ry of th e R ebekahs who re
cently purchased a piano fo r th e use
of the lodge.
A m usical program will be given
for th e e n te rta in m e n t of those who
attend. N um bers by- th e
Boring
q u a rte t and o rch e stra as well as a
Bong and dance by Ed. Selfer have
been prom ised. A cordial Invitation
is extended to all to atten d .
R egular services will be held In
the Powell Valley Mission church
next Sunday as follow s: Sunday
school at 10 a. m., preaching service
a t 11 a. m. At 7 :3 0 p. m. th e serv
ice will be held in th e E nglish lan g
uage.
A cordial Invitation is ex
tended to all
HALEY
The B. Y. P. U. of th e H aley Bap
tist church will hold a parcel sale on
Saturday evening. April 30th at the
church and refresh m en ts will be
served. All are cordially invited.
OPEN EVENINGS AND NEXT SUNDAY
MITCHELL, LEWIS & STAVER CO.
Weed Your Hult Cleaned?
Have It French dry cleaned. Re-
palrlng neatly done. T ailo rin g for
ladles and men.
38 Years in the Northwest
B roadw ay at Everett Street, Portland
Farm Machinery Department, 340-346 East Morrison St., Portland
LOW IN PRICE.
On this basis we offer the season’s best
low shoe styles—the “ new things” and the
staples.
T h e “ D iam ond B ran d ’’ policy o f niak«
ing on ly solid lea th er sh oes at th e low est
possible co st o f m a n u fa ctu re, and our
clo se cash prices m ea n u big saving to
you.
The style you can see, the fit we guarantee, and the
service is warranted by a “money-back” warrant of
quality.
T here is a “ D iam ond B ran d ’’ S hoe for Every
Purpose; u Price lo r Every P u rse, winch makes it
to your advantage to
Come to Us for Your Shoes
— the best for the price, no m atter what
the price m ay be.
Bishop Bros.
F o r Q u a lity
■unmru u m g g 11 ¿ uuhihh nummi n w g g n u n t n n w i nr
POWELL VALLEY
E xpert R epairing.
Any kind of au to o r tru ck . Oener-
tor« and m agnetos a specialty.
herm an M cCarter, corner Powell
and Maple stre e t, G resham , phone
851.
tf
We will make reasonable terms on any car in the house or will
take your old car as part payment if it is salable.
HIGH IN Q U A L IT Y -
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PETER LENA RD, Tailor.
' D entistry m ade painless by nerve
blocking m ethods. T ry It. Dr. C. P.
Johnson, 611 Morgan Ijldg., P o rt
land, Oregon. Main 6 7 0 . —-Adv.
C ontractor and B u ild er
Have located in Gresham and am
ready to tak« any work In my line
Ixing experience Work guaranteed.
Let me bid on your work. Phon« 127.
L J. Winter.
ELECTRICAL HOUSEKEEPING
E ight hours is Insufficient tim e for hum an hands to perform
all the household tasks. However, It is possible to establish
the eight hour day In the home by making use of the electrical
hands th at are offered to you In the form of the electric dish
washer, washing machine, Ironing machine, vacuum sweeper
and the m any other labor saving devices.
These u n tirin g "household assistants" will do your work
quickly and efficiently. Your home can be run system atically
with these electrical hands for they never disappoint you or
grow tired. Your tim e and energy can be devoted to the
b etter things In life, when you keep house electrically.
Qtad to »how you. any time.
TWO STORES—Electric Store, Electric Building,
—E lectric Store, F irs t and Alder Sts.
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P ortland R ailw ay, Light & P ow er Co.
COAL
W OOD
Ekstrom Truck Service
A Truck for Every Kind of Work
Cor. Powell ami Maple
G n .liain
(Ml
22A Ash S treet
Portland
Bdwy. 2 0 8 2