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S t a t e d com m unication of CPITQU A I f i ilC A l Q zwiebel plant will
USE O regon material
F airview Lodge No. 92 A. F. u riv iL o n A J l L U C A L c
& A. M., S atu rd ay evening,
& A. M., T hursday, Ju n e
Tom orrow th e O utlook office w ill' The wood w orking plant of th e I
29, at 8:0 0 p. m. W ork in E. A. July 1, 1922 a t 8 o ’clock p. m. L a­
Degree.
bor in
F. C.. Degree.
V isiting be closed all day w hile th e en tire Zwiebel M anufacturing com pany is
W. L. GOKSAGE, Sec'y.
b reth ren welcome.
force, consisting of ten persons, will to be a strictly O regon-G resham en-1
A. F. HA.MMAK. W. M
WM. II STANLEY, Sec’y.
M. B. McGINNIS, W. M.
enjoy a day's o u ting on th e Colum- terprlse. I t is th e ir in ten tio n to use
T he Bank or G reauam paya 5 per
bla riv er highw ay. T his will be the m aterial grown in Oregon to m ake
Say It th e W ant Ad way.
cent in te rest on tim e deposita.— Ad.
wooden com m odities for Oregon peo­
th ird an n u a l ev en t of th e kind.
ple. Wood grow n close to G resham
A. W. Shipley spent Sunday w ith will also be taken in preference to
his fam ily here, d riv in g down from th a t grow n in o th e r p arts of the
Brightw ood w here h e em ployed as state.
tru ck d riv er for th e Sandy L um ber
T he Zwiebel p lan t began opera­
company.
tions a few days ago on a sm all
Roy M cCarter has severed his con- scale. So fa r only th ree men are 1
, nection w ith th e E k stro m tru c k ser- em ployed in th e factory including
j vice and co n tracted fo r th e hauling one m em ber of th e firm but they are,
| of berries from th e cannery.
nevertheless, filling o rd ers a t t h e !
Miss Leila Gibbs is h ere from present tim e. They a re p u ttin g out
Bend. Oregon, for an extended visit twQ wooden com m odities The F. 8.
! w ith h e r paren ts. Mr. and Mrs. W. F u lle r P ain t com pany of P o rtland
R. Gibbs an d o th e r relatives.
has placed an o rd e r w ith them for
H aldor A. Schanno of St. Paui, 50,000 paint plugs to be used for
M innesota, is visiting with h is fath er. advertising.
The plugs a re to be
M att Schanno.
made
of
dry
fir.
Dry wood is h ard to I
but why worry about the heat when you can keep the
The M ethodist L adies’ Aid will get and th e work is not progressing j
m eet tom orrow , Ju n e 28, a t th e as fast as it should.
kitchen cool by using a
home of Mrs. A. W. Shipley. All
T he P ortland Woolen Mills have I
ladies a re invited.
ordered an unlim ited am ount of
H erm an Swanson and fam ily . or wooden spools b u t th is o rd er cannot [
Salem sp en t th e day S unday with be filled very fast as th e spools a re j
They are easy to operate and the saving in fuel,
O scar A. Johnson and fam ily. The to m ade of dry m aple which is also |
two fam ilies enjoyed a trip on the h ard to get. The Golden G ate Wool-1
(also the cook’s temper) is great.
C olum bia riv er highw ay.
en Mills in C alifornia have placed an
See the new 300 series with the wonderful Superflex
T he L ad les’ Aid of Zion Evangel- o rd er for , 5 0ft0 of tbese 8pool8 but
burner, they are as hot as gas.
leal church will hold an ice cream . the Zwlebel people wlll flll th e Por{.
cake
and straw b e rry social on Wed- ,and Qrder firgt and any surplug afte r
We carry them in all sizes and will be glad to have
nesday evening. Ju n e 2, on th e lawn th a t will be sent to California.
you call and see them.
of th e T heodore B ru g g er home.
T he fir is q u ite easily obtained b u t
Candy will also be on sale. T he pro- it is n ot dry. The m aple is n ot so |
gram com m ittee prom ises plenty of pIentifuli how ever.
Some of th e
enjoym ent for all. T he proceeds will m ills and farm ers in th e Bull Run
be given to th e building fund to be d)gtrict havp 80mp m ap,e tb a t thpy
used tow ard th e co n stru ctio n of th e a re wl„ fng tQ gell
new parsonage.
As th is wood m ust be dry before it
A baby g irl was born to Mr. and can be used, th e Zwiebel people ex­
Mrs. Simon of P o rtlan d on Ju n e 25. pect to in stall a dry kilp. A cut-up I
M other and baby are being cared for plant jg an o th e r addition w hlch , hey I
m m o r t v i «1 r» ’ o
vrn # z-t n n n l
a o f t Mrs rl T ' l im
m erm an ’s p riv
ate sani- expect to install.
tariu m .
T h ere is every assu ran ce th a t it |
G uests at th e hom e of Mrs. Mary will only be a sh o rt tim e before th e |
S hoem aker a re h er d au g h ter, Mrs w ork a t th e factory will become sys­
W. C. G u n th er and little d au g h ter, tem atized and th e p lan t in op eratio n
Je a n e tte of P o rtlan d , Mr. and Mrs.
to fu ll capacity. T he m ost efficient
. . Sam uel of Dayton, W ashing- , nlach inery (h at money could buy has
ton, son-in-law and d au g h te r of Mrs bee„ ingtallpd and wj„ be ready w ith
Shoem aker and th e ir son. Cecil. T he
, ittle adJ|1Btfng , o , ake ,tg place
la tte r have been enjoying an a u to ­ as a p a rt of a w onderful, new G resh-
m obile trip th ro u g h ea stern Oregon iam en terp rise.
and th e W illam ette valley.
Miss G race H artley, a te ac h er In j
th e Palo Alto, C alifornia, high !
school and Miss Mae M orrison of
P o rtlan d , both form er te ac h ers in
the Union high school, have been |
calling on G resham friends.
Miss |
R uth H artley , who h as ju s t grad»-
eted from th e T each ers’ College of
San Jose, is expected h ere in a day
or two, when th e sisters will go to- j
g e th e i* to D enver for th e sum m er.
Miss Maud M etzger, u nderw ent a
surgical op eratio n a t D err hospital
In P o rtlan d today.
Mrs. E lla H ornlsh and son A rlie |
have retu rn ed from Bend, w here they WE GIVE YOUR
CAR A LIFT
visited for tw o weeks.
Mrs. G ladys Scheer of Echo, O re­ and put it back w here it belongs, in
gon, Is visiting w ith h er sister, Mrs. th e class of “going concerns.” Don’t
Jay Defoe.
be burdened w ith a balky e a r o r one
Mr. and Mrs. W endell O liver anil th a t gives you continual trouble.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. A shw orth of B e tte r sell it ra th e r, o r have us ad ­
P o rtlan d and Mrs. H. Donley of Spo- ju st and rep a ir it and m ake it run
k an e spent Sunday w ith Mr. and rig h t.
Mrs. Leslie St. Clair.
T he official p resen tatio n of th e
Sherman McCarter Garage
trophy won at th e rose show by this
com m unity will be m ade a t th e li- j
b rary on T h u rsd ay aftern o o n at 3,
o'clock by Mr. H aines, rep resen tin g
th e P o rtlan d Rose society. A goo 1
rep resen tatio n of G resham people is
hoped for.
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Com m unication
of
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Large supply of Garden Hats for Men
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E. BAUMANN,
Gresham, Phone 2441
See Me for Cattle Hauling
ON YOUR
MONEY
The P leasan t Home B ap tist Young
People’s Union were th e Invited
g u ests of th e G resham young people
a t a p arty given Monday evening at
th e home of Mrs. A nna S chiller of
S chiller statio n .
The- S ch iller hoiae is especially
adapted fo r such a p arty as was
given th e re th a t evening. T h e many
large, b ea u tifu l room s, th e large!
fro n t v eran d a and th e g en ero u s lawn |
welcomed th e 45 young people to
come and enjoy them selves.
M rs.;
S chiller, as hostess, also m ade th->
young people welcome.
T he lawn w ith Its b ea u tifu l trees |
shone w ith la rg e Ja p an ese lantern« !
G am es were played out-of-doors un-j
til th e cool evening a ir drove them j
Into th e house w here a g rafan o la I
filled th e a ir w ith music.
Games were played u n til about 11
o ’clock.
D ainty refre sh m e n ts were
th en served of Ice cream , to which
th e real straw b e rrie s had been ad d ­
ed.
C ake and w afers w ere also
served. T he guests soon d eparted
having assu red th e ir hostess th a n a n ’
enjoyable evening had been spew
Judge Farmer
The farmer is the best
' judge of values. For over
50 years he has bought Wat­
kins Products because the
value is there. Watkins Tires
are built for the farmer, for
long life and rough roads
with hard usage. They de­
liver maximum service at
minimum cost — the best
value in the tire market. And
they are backed by the Wat­
kins SPECIFIC MILEAGE
GUARANTY.
Ask about
Watkins Tires and the Wat­
kins Guaranty.
C. H. LANE
GRRNHAM
A W ant Ad m eans ad d itio n al in ­ ' »
THE WATKINS DEALER
com e w ith little outlay, Let th e Out - ; •
A-a
look prove It.
INTEREST RATES ARE ( » I N C DOW N
RIGHT ALONG
An investment that pays you 7.3 per cent is certainly
worth looking into. That is what you get when you
buy our 7 per cent Prior Preference Stock.
EASY TERM S: 10', Down—10% a Month if You Like.
your Dividends pay your light bills.
INVESTIGATE TODAY.
EAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE
ENJOY HOUSE PARTY
Let
Investment Department
Portland Railway, Light & Power Co.
S T R A W B E R R IE S
50c A CRATE
DELICIOUS MARSHALLS
I hat have made the Phenix Farm famous. Bring your
crate and pick them. A. Heiney, Phone 98.
I
CUABANTtT
We are sure that the new shipment of Gold-Seal Con-
goleum Floor-Covering we have just received will be
especially interesting to nouseKeepers.
This is the guaranteed material you see advertised
in all the leading magazines.
Berry Transportation
MIL BERRY GROWER:
IIow are you going to move your berry crop this year, and
years to follow! You w ouldn’t consider using a wagon would
you? Then if a wagon is not suitable for hauling berries,
neither is any other vehicle that has in a degree the objection­
able features of the wagon, including slow «peed and' rough
riding qualities.
Euqli berry man who has faith in the wonderful future of
the berry business, knows that sooner or later he must provide
for himselt transportation adapted to hauling perishable small
fruits. A truck built for hauling cord wood is no more suit­
able than a touring ear designed for passengers.
The most popular trucks for berry hauling have been the
:!4-ton light trucks. The new Chevrolet .Model G :,4-ton Speed-
wagon y a s designed to combine easy riding qualities with
speed and economy. The Model G is ideal transportation for
the average grower, being neither too small for efficiency nor
too large for economy.
Study the following specifications and you will see why
the Chevrolet Speedwagon will meet your requirements per­
fectly. Th«‘ price is several hundred dollars under competitive
trucks of like construction:
Wheelbase, 120 inches.
Frame, 5-ineh pressed steel.
Rear springs 43 inches long, semi-eliptie.
Tires, 34x442 rear; 31 x4 front.
Body space, 8 feet, 3 inches by 44 inches wide.
Gas mileage aprox., 20 miles per gal.
prices of Model G, (delivered)
Chassis (with windshield and seat)
$ 900.00.
Complete with body, top and curtains 1090.00
Price of Light Delivery.
Complete with body, top and curtains
$655.00
Trusting that you will call upon us to show you this new
truck and explain the Farm ers Payment plan, we remain,
Yours for economical transportation,’
SMITH MOTOR CAR CO.
Phone Gresham 2331
PoweU and Main Sts.
Gresham Sales Representatives:
D. M. John Jr., Hugh I. Smith
ANOTHER OLD SETTLER
T he choir of »he M ethodist Epis­
ANSWERS DEATH S CALL copal church will hold its ann u al
Mrs C lara Isabel Sm ith, wife of
N. L. Sm ith, a pioneer of OTesham.
passed away at her home on S atur-
day. Ju n e 24, aged 74 y e a n . She
had been In falling health for more
th a n a y ear b ut h er last illness was
picnic on th e banks of th e Sandy
riv er on T h u rsd ay aftern o o n and
evening, Ju n e 29. Conveyances will
be at th e church at 4 and at 6 to
ta k e ‘hose w ishing to go. T he pic-
n,C dinnFr w l|l be served as soon ss
' h* sf>' " nd party »T lves.
b rief. She is survived by h e r hus- ■ Phone subscriptions to 1581.
band, th re e sons and two dau g h ters
R egular m eeting of Oreah-
T he fu n eral was held th is a f te r - .
n<x>n from th e M ethodist Episcopal | n t h e n<t
i
f
125’ 1 ® - ° r -
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in th e Odd Fellows h all, every T hurs-
church.
In term en t was in Multno- ! day evening B ro th ers welcome.
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CLARENCE STANLEY. N. O.
I mah cemetery
C. A. HILL, Secretary.