GRESHAM
OUTLOOK,
CTJ-N’fl' RELIEF CORPS ACCEPT
DINNER INVITATION
Annual Grand Picnic
of the
Swiss Singing Club, “Helvetia,” of Portland
JULY 4, AT CEDARVILLE PARK
Dancing
Games
Singing
GOOD MUSIC
Admission to park 10c
s
ON YOUR
MONEY
Let
Investment Department
Portland Railway, Light & Power Co.
Fisk Tires and Tubes
OLDFIELD TIRES
REPAIRING AND RETREADING
All work guaranteed.
T im e t o R<- G ra ft
GRESHAM TIRE COMPANY
iBuv Flak)
O pposite B row n's M arket
GEORGE A. BRANDT
Phone 1107
Pow ell St.
PAID
CASH
for Fresh Cows, Beef Cows, Hogs, Calves, of any kind
E. BAUMANN,
Gresham, Phone 2441
See Me for Cattle Hauling
J IN K
80,
T he ladies of th e G resham M. A ' B u rin * July and A ugust t h e .
Ross Relief corps and th e ir hus- G resham lib rary will be open th e
bauds were th e invited d in n er g u e s tj ' u su al vacation hours. 2 :3 0 -5 :3 0 ,:
of Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Jack at th e Monday, W ednesday, F rid ay and Sat-
la tte r's hom e in th e p leasan t H ome i u rday aftern o o n s, and from 7 to J I
d istric t. T he Invitation said a straw - j Monday, W ednesday and F rid ay ev- i
berry sh o rtc a k e d in n er but it proved I enings. Miss Mary H ansen will be
to be even b e tte r th a n th a t.
in ch arg e of th e lib ra ry th ese two
T he g u ests arriv ed d u rin g th e m onths,
day. D inner was served o u t on th e | New books received th is week a re j
lawn u n d er th e big w aln u t trees, as follow s:
Gibbs. "P eo p le of D estiny.”
T he long tab le was spread w ith 3 t
G ilbert. "B oys’ Book of P ira te s.”
covers. The m enu was found to in
G reeley. “ T ru e T ales of A rctic
clude chicken w ith baked dum plings.
T he straw b erry sh o rtcak e was also H eroism .”
H opkins, “ She Blows, and Sparrn
declared unsurpassed.
Mrs. M urray an d Mrs. McKay of at T h a t.”
H ough, “ Covered W agon."
P o rtlan d w ere also present.
L am prey, "D ays of th e Discov-
T hose who sp en t th e day th e re
will long rem em ber th e splendid din- ¡ ere rs."
M arshall. “ Big P e te r.”
n e r an d cordial h o sp ita lity of th e ir
M innigerode, "O h. S usanna."
host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack.
C laim s
.Miss
Fern
R andall.
Miss F ern R andall, d au g h ter of
PLEASANT HOME
Mr an d Mrs. R. M. R andall, died at
"T h e Story of a Real P a trio t" will ^ e fam ily hom e west of G resham at
be told by Rev. E arl B. Cotton a t th e , noon today, a fte r a long period of
P lea san t Home M ethodist church i Illness.
T he fu n eral will be held
Sunday m orning at th e 11 o’clock
th e G resham B aptist church on
service. The teach ers of th e Sunday [ Sunday aftern o o n at 3 o clock, th e
school also Invite all to th e 10 ! ^ ev- David Q. B arry officiating. In-
o’clock session.
T he w ork of r e - , te rm e n t will be in th e Douglass cem-
ligion
in stru ctio n
is
im proving etery.
steadily.
All who ap p reciate th a t
fact an d desire to help it im prove
: sem e m ore will jo in in th e co n trib
ution fo r th e d ep a rtm en t of religious
education at th e service next Sun
day. In th e evening th e m em bers of
th e M ethodist church will u n ite w ith
those of th e B ap tist church in a
j union service to be held in th e Bap-
tist church.
T he Rev. David Q.
j B arry will d eliver a p atrio tic address
at th a t tim e.
T he M ethodist L adies’ Aid will
: hold its re g u la r m eeting on W ednes-
j day, Ju ly 5, a t th e church.
Bible school a t th e B aptist church
will m eet at 10 o ’clock an d B.Y.P.U.
at 7 :3 0 . Follow ing th e la tte r Pas-
j to r B arry will give a serm on on "T h e
I B irth d ay of O ur N ation."
T he first m eetings of a series
w hich will follow up a p o ta to :
im provem ent program were held j
in
th e C orbett
d istric t today. I
T here w ill be th ree m eetings on var- j
ious farm s which have signed up fori
th e w ork d u rin g th e grow ing season j
to stu d y diseases in th e field and i
a fte r w hich they will rogue o u t dis-
eased p lan ts in each of th e ir own
check plots which have been special
ly p la n ted for th a t purpose.
The
ulall‘ Purpose of th ese m eetings is to
elim in ate diseases and g et seed th a t
is m ore pure.
The first m eeting was held a t th e
R. W. W ilson farm one m ile so u th
I of th e C olum bia G range hail in th e
H u rlb u rt d istrict. In th e afternoon
COTTRELL
a t 1 :30 th e grow ers m et in P leas
M eetings have been in progress all a n t View d istric t on th e farm of
th e w eek a t th e com m unity church C harlie B ram hall who is th e lead er
w hich have been conducted by th e j of th e S prin g d ale p o tato club.
Rev. E. J. Bailey w hich have elicited
m uch in te rest. T h ere will be se r
HALEY
vices next Sunday m orning and ev-
T he B ap tist church will picnic in
j ening. T he Sunday school w ill m eet
th e Tom L arson grove, n ea r the
¡a t 10 o'clock. A baptism al service
church on th e F o u rth of July. A
w ill be held a t th e Sandy riv e r back
cordial in v itatio n is hereby extend
of th e George L usted place, when a
ed to all to atten d . T h ere will be a
n u m b e r of can d id ates will receive
b rief program a t 11 o’clock. Rev.
th e ord in an ce a t th e hands of the
David Q. B arry of G resham will be
Rev. S. F. P itts.
th e sp eak er.
A fter lunch some
Mrs. S paulding of Echo, Oregon, sp o rts will be pulled off.
Mrs. W inans and son of Dee, Oregon,
i m otored down th e highw ay Sunday
GILLIS
to v isit for a few days w ith Mrs.
j W in an ’s d au g h ter, Mrs. A. J. Bram I T he Rev. E arl B. Cotton will
preach a t th e G illis church on Sun
and fam ily.
day
afte rn o n at 3 o’clock. His topic
Mrs. L. E. Crasw ell and son spent
a few days in P o rtlan d la st week is “ T he R eligion of th e Growing P er
so n a lity .” The Sunday school ses
w ith h er Bister, Mrs. C arrick.
sion begins a t 2 o’clock.
I Mrs. S. B. Splawn was a P o rtlan d
visito r la st S aturday.
CEDAR
E rn est Meyer is spending a few
A
t
th
e
recent
re g u la r school m eet
days in P o rtlan d th is week having
ing it was voted to provide tran sp o r-
, som e d en tal work done.
G. H. B lackburn has gone to Sea- , a t *on to high school for those stu -
slde to spend th e F o u rth w ith his d ents w ishing to atten d .
I wife w ho is th e re for th e sum m er.
Your day’s work is shortened and
-made easier when you have a good oil
cookstove. Bum Pearl Oil for fuel and
you no longer have coal and wood to
carry or ashes to shovel out.
You work with a clean c o n tr o lle d
heat that is concentrated directly un
der the utensil where it is needed—
and your kitchen is kept cool and free
from dirt.
Pearl Oil is the clean-burning, uni
form, economical kerosene — refined
and re-refined by a special process.
Dealers everywhere. Order by name
— Pearl Oil.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(C alifo rn ia)
PEARL
C om m unity S ch o o l’s P icn ic.
Much in te rest is being tak en in
I th e plans for th e picnic to be h e ll
I on th e C ottrell school g ro u n d s on
th e F o u rth of Ju ly by th e Pleasant
Home and C o ttrell Sunday schools
~ of addresses
Besides th e fine ____—
program
H
I and sp o rts and th e d in n er th e re will
be an o p p o rtu n ity to p u rch ase on the
g ro u n d s ice cream and soft d rin k s at
. cost prices.
A m eeting will be held in T erry
j d istric t M onday evening. Ju ly 3, to
¡discuss th e bond ^ssue fo r Union
! High School No. 2.
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Bills W anted.
. , School
. _ , , D istrict
, No.
, „ 7 will , accept
,
¡bids fo r 15 cords of fir wood, dellv-
j ere(j on school grounds. Bids close
j Ju ly 25. A ddress Sophia A. B arr,
2- T ro u td ale. Oregon. Box 145.
P lan s fo r th e picnic of th e P re s
b y terian church and Sunday school
a re m a tu rin g and every prom ise Is
given of a fine g ath erin g . T he s ta rt
fo r b ea u tifu l L a u re ih u rst p ark will J
be m ade from th e city hall a t 9 :30
o’clock. Ail are invited to jo in in I
th e festiv ities of th e day.
At Sm ith M em orial P resb y terian
church next Sunday th e pasto r, th e
Rev. E. R. D. H oliensted, will preach
a t 1 o ’clock on "A n Ideal C itizen.”
rr
It is the STRENGTH we all feel in
the tried and known resources of this
great land of ours.
Those RESOURCES came through a
brave, true and TH R IFTY forefathery.
So Resource mean thrift.
And the time is TODAY.
We pay 4 per cent on savings.
BANK OE GRESHAM
GRESHAM, OREGON
State and County Depository
Berry Transportation
MR. BERRY GROWER :
How are you going to move your berry crop this year, ami
years to follow? You wouldn’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 speed ami rough
riding qualities.
Each berry man who has faith in the wonderful future of
the berry business, knows that sooner or later he must provide
for himself 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 b ee n the
% -ton light trucks. The new Chevrolet Model G %-ton Speed-
wagon was designed to combine easy riding qualities with
speed and economy. The Model (1 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 requirem ents per
fectly. The price is several hundred dollars under competitive
trucks of like constniction:
Wheelbase, 120 inches.
Frame, 5-inch pressed steel.
.
Rear springs 43 inches long, semi-eliptic.
Tires, 34 x4% 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 ami seat)..
$ 900.00.
Complete with body, top and curtains 1090.00
Price of Light Delivery.
Complete with body, top and curtains
$655.00
Trusting th at 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
Powell and Main Sts.
Gresham Sales Representatives:
I). M. John., Jr., Hugh I. Smith
Automobile Repairing
We are equipped to rep a ir your
car, reg ard less of th e m ake, and do
a first-class job, one th a t we feel
safe In g u ara n tee in g to be rig h t.
We have lots of room for live auto
sto rag e.
G re sh a m G a ra g e
Southard & Southard
Phone 2391
GIVE YOUR
CAR A LIFT
A W ant Ad m eans ad d itio n al in
come w ith little outlay. L et th e O ut and put it bark w here it belongs, in
look prove it.
j th e class of “going concerns.” Don’t
be b urdened with a balky car o r one
Insurance
th a t gives you co n tin u al tro u b le.
W ood! wood! In su re y o u r wood
anyw here with Jo h n Brow n. Phone B etter sell it ra th e r, o r have us ad-
tf ju st and rep air it and m ake it run
2501.
¡ right.
P ian o T uning.
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C O V I« SB 1W»T
w o iv e tr s M j
SAW D A O .
There is always something inspir
ing in the picture of the great
American Eagle.
FAIRVIEW
23.00.
S atisfaction g u aran teed .
P hone Jones, G resham 1681, care
O utlook.
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Sherman McCarter Garage
WOOD
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