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GRRSHAM OUTLOOK,
PAGK FOUR
FRIDAY. JU N E
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1021
GRESHAM LOCAIS
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Mr». Em m ett Kelly and children re
turned Tuesday from a two-weeks
vinlt with relatives and friends at
Castlercek and Silverlake, W ashington
Keith Lyman, a senior a t W illamette
University, spent a few days at home
Silver of Distinguished Merit
jhis week. He will re tu rn for the
commencement exercises next week.
Mrs. F. L. Mack and baby were
GROSVENOR •
brought home from the Women's Hosp
ital in P ortland last Wednesday.
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Mrs. C. E. R usher received a letter
today from her sister, Mrs. Robert
PATRICIAN
Landsdowne, from Hugo .Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs. Landsdowne are on th eir
way by automobile from N ebraska to
SHERATON
Oregon. Much anxiety has been felt by
Mrs. R usher on account of the flood
conditions in Colorado. Mrs. Lands
downe w rites th a t they were still in
N ebraska at the tim e of the flood.
They have not been able to reach the
place to which they Bad th eir Oregon
license sent and were obliged to tele
graph to Salem before proceeding.
The Gresham Grange will observe
Children’s day, Saturday at Its reg
ular session. The program will be giv
en by the children and all grange child
Mighty pleasant words for the ear owner. Today men
ren are Invited to the d inner a t noon.
are going to w ork—buying has begun, buying of the
sensible, solid sort—standard goods, not shoddies. Your
Tomorrow, Ju n e 11. is designated as
most im portant sum m er's purchase is TIRES.
California Rice day, and everyone is
urged to eat rice. It is said to contain
goodne.is in every g rain and the cost
won t dent your pockc* took.
WE GUARANTEE ALL OUR REPA IR WORK
Mr. and Mrs. E. Davidson and Mrs.
COME IN
G. M. Devklson have pone on an auto
T im * to Ke
mobile trip through W ashington and
will be away a week or more. They
Phone 37 Opposite Brown’s M arket
Powell Street.
will v isit relatives In North Yakima
and will go to Seattle.
Miss F rieda Bratzel has announced
a recital to be given by her piano pu
pils at the M ethodist Episcopal church
on F riday evening, Ju n e 17. John Ol
Deerihg, McCormick Mowers, Rakes, Tedders, Binders
iver, a well known violinist of P ort
land and pupil of F ran k Elphenlaub,
Quick Service on
will give several num bers in connection
with the program.
The regular meeting of the Women’s
Home Missionary society will be held
Oils
Binder Twine
on W ednesday afternoon, Ju n e 15, at
I the home of Mrs. B. L. Walrad. This
Hay Carriers
Track
i Is the annual election of officers and
Pulleys
Hay Forks
' all members are expected to be pres- i
■ ent. Mrs. W alrad will be assisted by
■ Mrs Clara Sunday, Miss Mina Gilbert,
| Mrs. Thos. Wiles and Mrs. J. V. Cogs- (
well.
W. S. Lovejoy has closed out hlB
tire business on Powell street and has
gone to Portland where he and his
Reliability
* Gresham
Service
wife will have charge of Glad Tidings
mission a t 246>/y «Front street.
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. M cIntyre and
D entistry m ade painless by nerve
M aking safe your cam p fire m eans
p u ttin g o u t the la st spark. Before blocking m ethods. Try It. Dr. C. P children arc visiting with the form er’s
you leave, m ake sure of th a t last Johnson, 611 M organ Bldg., P o rt cousins. Mrs. John Metzger, Mrs. R. W.
land, Oregon. Main 6749.— Adv.
Gibbs and other relatives.
spark.
Frederic Honey, who Is com pleting
his course a t the U niversity of W ash
ington, Is expected home w ithin a few
j days.
j Miss Florence Rosin is w orking at
Mrs. Schanno's confectionery.
She
. commenced regular work last S atu r
day, although she has been w orking
there part tim e for several weeks.
P reparations are being made for a
new cement sidewalk on West Third
street, along the property owned by
R. R. Carlson. This will add much to
the appearance of the property and
also to the general appearance of the
town.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wonacott have
returned from th e ir honeymoon and
| are preparing to move to Portland,
where they will make th eir home.
Miss Edith H iatt, who graduated
from Union High with the class of
'21, received as a graduating present
The Perfection Oil Cook Stove will do the work of
1 a Liberty-six sedan from her aunt.
the steel range without heating the kitchen. See your
Miss H iatt Is driving about town these
| days, enjoying the gift to the fullest
neighbors and ask them what satisfaction they give or
I extent.
better still, come to our store and see the different types.
The Arente club will meet at the
j home of Mrs. O. J. Brown, Monday
afternoon. Tea will be served. Assist
'I’he Perfection is the stove with the long blue chim
ing the hostess will be Mesdames 3. B.
ney and is guaranteed. Your old Perfection taken in
Hall. U. G. Sm ith and K. A. Miller.
GRESHAM THEATER
Community Silver
Guy D. Jones
TW O BIG DAYS
SATURDAY a n d SUNDAY, J u n e
I I and 12
Jeweler
B R IG H T E R
DAYS
Let them be FISK
GRESHAM TIRE CO.
’Haying Tools
-
Harvesting Machines
Repairs for All Machines
LOWDEN or MYERS
Water Systems
Pumping Engines
Pumps Installed
HESSEL’S FARM MACHINERY
33a
SMILE!
i
A pessimist closes an eye, wrinkles his
I face, draws up the corner of his mouth*
| and says, “ It can’t be done.”
KEEP THE COOK COOL
exchange.
Special Values
&
MILK
Fancy
Oregon Prunes
12 lbs. 08c
Saturday Only
Libby ’g
Corr.ed Bee!
Can 20c
VIM FLOUR
Bath Tablets
Was 2 for 25c
Now 3 for 25c
Jiffy Jell
Any Elav«*
10c I’kg.
49 lb. sack $2.25
Chou C
PICNIC HAMS
Lb. 21c
; Quaker - Quakies
1 Good Corn Flakes
1 I’kg. 10c
3 I’kgs. 27c
Royal W hite Soap
21 Bars $1.00
Large Cans
2 for
12 for
Small
4 for
25c
$1.45
Cans
25c
3 cans 25c
12 cans 95c
Blue Ribbon
SHORTENING
Medium Size 60c
Large Si/« $1 20
Carnation
Bordens
Apine
MESA
Pork and Beans
(No Better Compound)
C urrant Jelly
1 Glass 15c
12 (Haases $1.65
Mazola Oil
Gallon $1.95
2 Q uart $1.00
1 Quart 55c
1 Pint 30c
Salted Peanuts
2 lbs 25c
A. W. Metzger & Co,
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|
An optomist has a face full of sunshine.
| He beams on you and says, “It can be
1 done”—and then lets Joe do it.
But a pqp-ti-mist takes off his coat, rolls
| up his sleeves, goes to it and does it.
Decide right now that you will get
under a roof of your own and
A home can never be all
smile-the smile of American In
it should to you and
dependance.
yours unless you own it.
There are designs of over 500
ockkxkj
“smile bringing” homes at this S Ju st when we think we are going to make ends
office. Come in and see them.
■
meet, some sucker moves one of the ends.
FAIRVIEW
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N ew P ilone 1451
Member
Mr and Mrs. H. O. Jo h n s and
«laughter Rosalie w ere d in n er guests
Inst Sunday of Mr. and Mrs J. Ur-
boney In P o rtlan d . Miss Itiisalie
Johns lias been enjoying th e Rose
F estiv al as th e g uest of h e r sister,
Mrs J. C. Brooks
Miss E lizabeth Cady has been
spending the week w ith th e Misses GRESHAM BOY W RITES
Hazel and R uth M orton and o th e r
FOR COLLEGE MAGAZINE
Rose City P ark schoolm ates She vls-
Edw ard Strong, son of Mr. and
day an d la te r enjoyed th e Rose F esti
Mrs. H. W. S trong and a g rad u a te of
val.
F airview avenue is proud of th e Union High, is a stu d e n t a t Leland
Im provem ents w hich Mrs. Louise S tan fo rd U niversity and rep resen ts
M orrison has m ade on h e r b eau tifu l his class, 1924, on th e sta ff of th e
homo in work on th e lawn and a
fresh coat of p ain t on th e bungalow S tanford C ardinal, th e m onthly mag-
axlne of th e stu d e n t body. T he c u r
and gnrage.
Isw t W ednesday evening, the b an ren t issue of th e C ard in al has a po
quet room of th e City H all was the em by E dw ard which Is h ere re -p rin t
scene of a farew ell p arty given to
Mr. and M rs.»J F. Woods and fam ed:
ily by citizens of Fairview . Mr Wood
W ER E 1 A T R E E
was City R ecorder d u rin g th e past
year. O F. Cady as to a stm a ste r called
(By E dw ard W. S tro n g )
upon M ayor L. A. B urlingam e for a W ere 1 a tree and you th e wind,
toast for th e d ep a rtin g guests Mr.
I ’d sing you sym phonies ■—
B urlingam e In a few well chosen
w ords expressed th e people's regards You need b ut pass for me to find
for Mr. Woods and fam ily and his
My voice in singing leaves.
ap p reciatio n of th e help and advice
W ere I a tree and you th e wind.
I'd sing th e soul of m e;
O ther to asts were given and en ter-
) Of love too g reat fo r tim e to bind— j
«'ll as old. Among the best stories
As big as is the sen.
5 Mi
per
cent
in te re st
on
six
And would you h ear th e song of me.
The love of me for you.
Even if I w ere a ire»'
W hen th e wind cam e th ro u g h ?
A
* t e d C om m unication of
T he Bank of G resham pays 5 por ’a Z jT G rt -ham Lodge No. 15J, A F.
«nt In terest on tim e deposits. Adv
Vernie B. Radford
I n to W ashing nn.I Petiohing
Simonuing
Top Dressing Done
Id & .Main Sts .
G rish am , Ore
Phone 54x6. All W ork G uaranteed
LUMBER CO.
See J. G. Mast
Phone 2431
GRESHAM,
OREGON
Exclusive Representative
National Builders Bureau
Financial
Preparedness
The Modern Spirit
of cooperation, th e sp irit which an
im ates all successful business, pre
vails In the organization of our
Federal reserve bank.
We own stock In It. We keep our
reserve cash in it. We have a voice
in electing its directors and through
them in choosing Its management.
It is our bank, and its resources
enable us at all tim es to meet the
legitim ate banking requirem ents of
our community.
You, in turn, can cooperate with
us in m aintaining the Federal Re
serve Banking System, and at the
same tim e share In its benefits and
protection, by becoming one of our
depositors.
FIRST STATE BANK
Ju n e 14 at
p m. V isiting b ro th
ers welcome.
W L. GOR3AGB, Sec y.
WM C. METZGER, W. M.
D entistry m ade painless by nerve
■ blocking m ethods. Try It. Dr. C. P.
¡Jo h n so n , <11 M organ Bldg., P o rt
land, Oregon. Main 6749.— Adv.
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