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GRESHAM OVTLOOK.
TFESD AY , J I X V 5,
GRESHAM LOCALS
G RESH A M
PROSPERITY
The proof of prosperity of any locality
is demonstrated by the number of indi
vidual home owners and home loving
people.
Make Gresham a “City of Homes.” De
cide today.
BUILD A HOME
Use the assistance of this company and
see your home before it is built. Call_
investigate the service.
Member «f
JONES LOMBER CO.
Exclusive Representative of National Builders Bureau
When
the painter
pplies paint
on your house
fa
• best t i interests to know what
tnat paint is—its spreading capacity
—its appearance—its durability You
are the man-who-pays-the-bill and who
loses if the paint goes wrong. Make
sure of good results—the most satis
factory and economical job—by hav
ing your painter use
S herwin -W illiam s P aint
PREPARED
It is better than any other prepared
paint on the market, or “lead and
oil”.
The Sherwin-Williams Co.
safeguard its quality in every process
of manufacture. They make all their
linseed oil; own and operate large
zinc and lead mines and smelters
and make their dry colors in the
largest and best equipped dry color
plant in the United* States.
J'/ie results are in the goods.
Protect your interests and
your property with S.W. P.
We sell it.
L. L. KIDDER H DW . CO.
Gresham, Oregon
THESE HOT DAYS
are lmril on tiros. When you loa, up th e ca r for th a t
Sunday plm lc or w eek-end trip , d o n 't forget to look
afte r the tire«
And rem em ber th a t th e a ir in your
tire will expand w ith d riving on th e hot roads
We a re old hands at the ti r e re p a ir business— com e
to us for help In your tim e of trouble.
We handle FISK and GOODRICH
We guarantee all our repair work.
TTtrw ».» Re hrtf
COME IN
GRESHAM TIRE CO.
Powell Street.
Phone 37
Opposite Brown's Market
PHILADELPHIA
DIAMOND GRID BATTERY
Mrs. W alter Brown of F t. C an
by. W ashington, is spending th e week
a t th e hom e of h e r fath e r. C. Hoeck-
er. H er sister. Mrs. A. H. Rehm and
two children, also of F t. Canby, vis
ited here over th e 4th.
Several fam ilies of G resham peo
ple Joined in a d elig h tfu l picnic on
! th e 4th a t C edar creek In th e Sandy
district. Those going were Dr. and
Mrs. F ra n k Peak, K. A. M iller an d
fam ily. Dr. W. J. O tt and fam ily. Dr.
A. W. Botkin and fam ily, *L. L. K id
d er and fam ily, W. B. T h o rn e and
fam ily, Jas. S terlin g and fam ily, J.
E. M etzger. Mr. and Mrs. If. R. C arl
son. Mr. and Mrs. B. L. W alrad, Miss
M ina G ilbert and Miss G ertru d e Alex
ander.
The Cord Tire Batterv.
C. E. O S B U R N & CO.
Gresham
Phone 2381
Girls and Women
Mrs. A. McManus had as g u ests
over th e week end Mrs. L u lu F indley
of San Jose, C alifornia an d th e la t
te r ’s d aughter-in-law , Mrs. Stanley,
of San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. J . H. W orden of
P o rtlan d w en) g u e sts of Mr. and
Mrs. L. L. K idder o ver th e week end
and atten d e d th e picnic in C edar
Creek.
WANTED
Mr. and Mrs. J. W hetstone a re en
te rtain in g for a few days Mr. and
Mrs. L. B. Cyroski of A berdeen
W ashington.
Mr. and Mrs. F rank, M etzger and
the younger m em bers of th e fam ily
drove to Salem yesterday fo r a vis
it w ith th e ir son, H enry, w’ho is _
p atien t In th e S tate T u b ercu lar hos
pital. They found him m aking a very
satisfacto ry gain In health .
A fter w inning Sunday s baseball
gam e with a score of 9 to 7 G resh
am team m et d efeat M onday when
the tables w ere tu rn e d an d T igard
won by a score of 12 to 10.
Both
gam es were played wth T igard.
T he case of C harles McGinnis who
was arraig n ed before Ju stic e of th e
Peace Brown T uesday m orning on
the charge of ta k in g a F ord door and
som e grease on May 27 from th e
prem ises of J. J. R obertson, was dis
missed on account of lack of evidence.
T he only evidence a g a in st Mr. Mc
G innis was th e finding of a cane
which he was accustom ed to carry
b ut w hich he explained he had lost
some two m onths before th e alleged
th eft. >
AT GRESHAM CANNERY
Girls must be over 14 years.
Gresham , called on old friends here on
Saturday.
F ran k Jones has recovered the use
of hi^i hand and is busy again at his
| work after being laid up for a few
I days with blood poisoning occasioned
I by a scratch from a tin shingle.
Miss E thel M ew hirter, Miss E thel
j McCarty, Miss H otchkiss, of P ort-
j land and C harles M ew hirter and Roy
[Gibbs, sp en t th e F o u rth a t Dodge
Park
A p arty was given in ho n o r of
Alden Miller, by his m other, Mrs.
K. A. Miller. Friday, Ju n e 24. when
about th irty -fiv e young people help
ed him celeb rate his fiftee n th birth-
1 day. The a ffa ir was a law n p arty and
green tree s were set in to supplem ent I
the sh ru b b ery on th e lawn
Miss
Mabel Shipley assisted Mrs. Miller.
H. E. Davis, fo r m any years a re si
dent of G resham and m an ag er of th e
Cotton farm , was a business visitor
one day last week Mr. Davis is cus
todian of th e grounds of Reed College
w here he and his wife m ake th e ir
home.
l or further information call the BERRY GROWERS PACKING
CO. Phone 1871.
PERFECTION
and
P U R IT A N
P u t your h am m er in th e locker
W ith your hand-ax do likew ise;
Anyone can be a knocker.
Anyone can criticize
C u ltiv ate th e building habit.
Though It h u rts your face to sm ile;
At th e s ta rt It may go aw kw ard.
But you'll get It afterw h lle
ALWAYS
PLEASES
G e t some real pleasure out o f
cooking— in
clean, comtowaWa
kitchen— uss a i'u n ra n O il Cook
S rovt.
•
Set the ure-ud ia a clean, hot
t a t
just like gas. T h e indicator
teds where name is set— low, m edium
or high.
Sm all A creage on Easy Terms
Subscribe now for t h i O utlook and
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«I s m rewmsi orendss •
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E. J. Aschoff, of the Gordon Creek
country, w as arraig n e d in Ju stice of
th e Peace B row n's co u rt F rid a y a f
ternoon for having in his possession
a spotted fawn. T he fawn was alive
but it is necessary to obtain a permii
to keep deer in o n e’s possession. He
was reported to th e gam e w arden and
b ro u g h t up for tria l. H e was fined
$25 and obtained a perm it.
W e buy, sell or trade all kinds of guns.
If you are thinking of getting a gun for
the approaching season come in and look
over our stock.
H'e fix them up for the gun crank.
GUY D. JONES. Jeweler
Your Vacation
iira.1
Almost 5 acres facing east on B ar
k er road. Just n o rth of Section L ine
ro ad , n ear Lynch school. Just th e
place for a man w ith sm all capital
t o build a home and ent th e cost of
living.
$1700.
$175 down, eaev
term s on balance.
R. H
CON-
FREY. R ealtor. R itter. Lowe .<• Co j
201-2-3-5-7 Board of T rad e Bldg.
Those under 16 must obtain a permit
from the Child Labor Board, Courthouse, Portland.
Miss Jo sep h in e Plhl of Olympia,
W ashington m otored to P o rtlan d with
friends F rid ay evening. She has been
th e g u est of h er b ro th er W a lte r at th e
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. W. Brown.
A trip to E agle Creek was m uch en
joyed by the p arty on Sunday.
On M onday Ju ly 4 Mrs. A. J. W.
Keep in style, Try one of those
Brown k ep t open house fo r o u t of
classy-fled" ads.
town friends and e n te rta in e d a t d in
n er H. L. G erdes and th re e sisters,
G resham
Royal
B lu e
Mr. and Mrs. W. B arb er and two
Lodge No. 525. L. O. L.,
children from P o rtlan d . In th e a fte r
second and fo u rth F riday
noon Mrs. Jo h n Brooke and son Alf
nights in I. O. O. F. hall.
Visiting b ro th ers welcome.
w ith his fiancee, Miss R aas of H ills
boro, cam e o u t to call on th e Brown
Special
C om m unication of
fam ily and to ta k e in th e races.
Fairview Lodge No. 92 A. F.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. L arsen and Mrs.
& A. M.. W ednesday evening,
Percy L arsen enjoyed a trip to th e Ju ly 6, 8 o'clock. L abor in th e F.
beaches over th e week end. They vis C. Degree.
ited Mrs. L arse n ’s n ep h e w .a t W auna
In stallatio n of officers.
WM. H. STANLEY, Sec’y.
and spent som e tim e a t Seaside w here
11. D. McCREARY, W. M.
they called at th e hom es of Rev. A.
1C. Ilrack en b u ry and Dr. and Mrs. J.
R eg u lar m eeting of G resh
I E. C lanahan.
am Lodge No. 125, I.O.O.F.,
Miss E sther Peterson and Miss Leti- In th e Odd Fellow s hall, every T h u rs
tia Pulfer spent the week-end at Shaw, day evening. V isitors welcome.
HARRY J. STANLEY, N. G.
Oregon, with the form er's parents. Mr.
JACKSON JONES. Secretary.
and Mrs. J. C. Peterson.
Miss Alice Roberts spent last week
at North Beach. Washington.
Rev. C. A. Nutley, of Seattle, forrner-
| ly pastor of the B aptist church In
<!«■< A Horn!
Guaranteed Absolutely for 18 months.
f
A. W. Metzger & Co.
The Hinchester Store
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W e are agents for the American Express
C ompany s personally conducted tours.
Alaska and Jasper National Park tours,
leaving Seattle July 6, $275.
Special Alaska Tour, leaving Seattle
July 23, 400-mile trip down the Yukon to
Dawson. This tour is exceptionally inter
esting and covers a pbriod of 26 days.
Price, Seattle to Seattle, <485.
To Honolula, leaving San Francisco
August 3, returning to San Francisco Aug
ust 24. This tour of Hawaii includes a
side trip to Hilo with two davs for sight
seeing and inspecting the volcano Kilauea
Price, $410.
Let us arrange your itinerary and re
lieve you of all wW -. Purchase your
travelers cheques of us.
FIRST STATE BANK
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