GRESHAM
PAGE POUR
M ultnom ah county fa ir g ro u n d s .,
T elephone 2101.
BETHEL
BAPTIST
T he W eek ’s Service«
Bible School 10 a.m ., Serm on 11 a m
Bible Study and P raise Service
W ednesday, 7:20 p. m.
PLEASANT HOME BAPTIST
FRIDAY,
ALOT NT
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M E T H O D IST
GRESHAM LOCALS f
The Rev. and Mrs. D. Q. Barry
Episcopal Church
"The C hurch o f th e W arm H eart."
A L B E R T 8. H I8E Y , P astor.
"T he Glad Hand
Church."
OUTLOOK.
Church, 11 and 7.30
Bunday School, 10.
Epworth L e a g u e
«80.
WHERE DOES
retu rn ed tp G resham today from
Colum bia City. They rep o rt a large
atten d a n ce of en th u siastic young
people from all sections atten d in g
th e assem bly which will continue for
about 10 days.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Davidson were
pleasantly
su rp rised
W ednesday!
YOUR SALARY GO?
Where do all your earnings go? Do they slip
away, melt in your grasp, disappear as if by
magic.
A savings account will change the order of
things. Don’t let a pay-day go by without
climbing a step higher. Your deposits, either
small or large, are gladly welcomed here.
A Term Savings Account here pays 4 per cent
interest and is safe and secure with us.
service,
Bible School 10 a. m .; B. Y. P. U., Mi<l'week
Wed. 7.80.
7 :3 0 ; Serm on, 8 :0 0 ; Midweek,
T hursday, 7:30.
Choir, T h u n ., 7.80.
friends cam e in to spend th e Even
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Davidson have
I’nivernal B rotherhood is th e G oal”
ju st recently moved Into th e ir new
MRS. H. L. 8T . CLA IR ,
Sup«.
Come and catch th e S u n sh in e Spirit.
Good M u sic a t ev e r y service.
hom e on E ast Powell street. T he
DAV ID Q. BARRY, B. Th.
M ake it 50-60— help and be helped.
occasion was Intended for a house
Pastor.
A W ARM W ELCO M E FOR YOU.
w arm ing. T he g u ests brought m any
useful g ifts of dishes, crockeryw are
and alum inum w are for th e new
.1 place to drop your small
home. A very pleasant evening was
change
at home— a Liberty
! spent.
Bell
Savings
Bank with each
Mr. and Mrs. McCarty of P o rt
account
of
$1
or more.
land spent W ednesday evening a t th e
Have you yours yet?
home of Mr. and Mrs. L. P. M anning.
Gresham, Oregon
Mr. McCarty had ch arg e of th e
S tandard Oil statio n h ere but was
tra n sfe rre d to P o rtlan d last w inter.
You will find in this lot all the most popular shades
PEDESTRIANS ASKED TO
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Collins moved
WALK ON LEFT SIDE
to McMinnville last W ednesday. Mr.
Collins expects to ru n a stag e from I P ed estrian s along cou n try roads
McMinnville to P o rtland. Since se ll and those who walk in th e stree ts
ing th e ir hom e, th e Collins fam ily
j at night in preference to using th e
lived in th e Ray Todd home.
i sidew alks can co n trib u te m aterially
The Jack Collins hom e on Kelly
avenue was sold th is sum m er to B. tow ard the reduction of autom obile
S. C lark of eastern Oregon, wbo accidents by w alking on the left side
moved h ere w ith his fam ily a t th e of th e road, facing oncom ing traffic,
tim e of th e purchase. Mr. C lark according to Dai H. Lewis, acting ex
owns a larg e w heat ran ch in eastern j ecutive chairm an of th e A m erican
Oregon and is th e re now d u rin g th e Automobile association.
! "C ourtesy on th e p art of th e a u to
harvest season.
T he J. H. M orrison hom e Is receiv mobile driv er dem ands the use of
i dimmed lights a t n ig h t,”
said
ing a new coat of paint.
G. C. M iller and son Steele m otored Lewis, "and th is factor, w hile it con
from W alla W alla to G resham rec en t trib u tes to th e safety of passing m o
ly to visit th e ir d au g h ter and sister, torists, m akes it exceedingly difficult
Mrs. R ichard Heiney and family. i for th e autom obile d riv er to see a
The party was to re tu rn to W alla pedestrian w alking along the edge of
W alla F rid ay accom panied by Mrs. the road In th e sam e direction th e
Heiney who will also visit her sister car is traveling. T his difficulty is
Material reductions in the prices of the whole Chevrolet
a t G randview before h er re tu rn home. increased if th e pedestrian happens
to be w earing d ark clothing. T he re
line
were authorized on August 1st. These reductions of from
Mrs. Vada Strohm of P o rtlan d is
su lt is th a t th e d riv er is practically
$10.00 to $274.00, bring the price of the largest selling fully
In charge of th e fair g ro u n d s office
on top of th e ped estrian before the
equipped ear to new low levels, greatly tinder the lowest prices
again th is y ear and is d irectin g in
| la tte r becomes visible.
q uiring folks w here they have some
in the history of the Chevrolet Motor Co.
"W alking on th e left hand side of
chance of finding Messrs. Lewis.
. .. .
. . . . . ,,
..
, the road is ju st as good fo r th e pedes-
• trian and enables him to see th e a p - 1
The new Superior Chevrolet of 1922 with its 20 im portant
he.
proaching autom obile in tim e to step
mechanical
improvements represents the greatest value on the
Miss H elen Jo h n s of C orvallis aside if th e m otorist does n ot see |
m arket today.
spent th e day in G resham recently him In tim e to swerve.
visiting h e r b ro th er D. M. J o h n ., "T he pedestrian should rem em ber
E lectric, G asolin e E ngine or Huru I P o w er O utfits for every typ e
Miss Jo h n has ju st retu rn ed recen tly th a t , he ruIes of th e road req u lre th e
Come in and see the new 4-door Fisher body sedan—y o u ’ll
or depth o f w ell. Installed
from a trip to C anada. Mr. Jo h n (au toist 't o keep to th e rig h t and
he surprised how nicely finished is this new closed ear priced
visited o ver last w eek-end at th e , hould co n trlb u te to thp facto r of
at only $1065.00.
hom e of his p aren ts in Corvallis.
safety by keeping to th a t side of the
T he pay checks for th e m em bers of road which best enables him to es-
th e G resham com pany of N ational , cape th e oncom ing car and especially
New Chevrolet Prices F. 0. B. Óresham
G uards have arriv ed . T he checks i n - , th e occasional speed fiend o r 'fllv-
clude pay for th e past five m onths, verboob’ who cares n o thing fo r con-
-400 ARldel Touring Car
H erea fter th e men will receive th e ir sequences and speeds reg ard less of
$ 665 00
We have one Oliver 2 26-inch tractor disc plow at a sure
•pay every th re e m onths instead of the rig h ts of o th ers, for it has been
490
.Model Roadster
bargain, Just the plow for dry plowing.
642 00
th e old reg u latio n plan paying tw ice tru ly said th a t w h eth er you w ere in
490 Model U tility Coupe
877
00
a Year.
, th e rig h t or not does not m a tte r a fte r
ALL GENUINE OLIVER PLOWS AND REPAIRS
490 Model 4-Door Sedan...............
1065.00
J. E. M etzger has recently estab- you are in th e hands of th e under-
490 Model 4-I’assenger Coupe.
lished a branch u n d erta k in g estab- ta k e r.”
1044 00
llsh m en t a t E stacada w ith Wm. Dale
490 Model Light Delivery
627 00
Reliability
Phone 1141
Service
as his rep resen tativ e. Mr. Dale has LAST CONCERT IS NO
Baby Grand Touring
EXCEPTION TO OTHERS
a lady as his assista n t in th e work
Baby Grand Roadster
there.
Like all th e form er W ednesday
Baby
Grand Coupe
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bushong have
evening concerts given by H. W.
Baby Grand Sedan
retu rn ed to G resham to live from
C astle Rock. W ashington. They will Strong on th e front porch at th e Cot-!
Model G % ton Truck (chassis)
occupy th e ir hom e on N orth T hird ton farm , th e concert last W ednes
Model T 1-ton Truck (chassis)..
1260 00
street.
day evening was a splendid success. 1
Mrs. Carl A lder and little d au g h A fairly large g ath erin g of about 150
ter, Evelyn from M yrtle Creek are people, old and young, g ath ered on
visiting Mrs. A lder’s p aren ts, Mr. and th e lawn. Solos w ere sung by Bob
Latourell Building
Phone 2331
Mrs. H. W. Cooley.
and Don G rant in th e ir usual pleas
Wm. A nderson left Sunday for ing m anner. An assorted trio m ade;
Two miles beyond Troutdale on Columbia River Highway
W inthrop, W ashington, to visit his up of H arry Ott and his euphonium .
son. He will stop off at W enatchee Miss Lucille F rench, th e w histler,
and O kanogan
before
retu rn in g and Don G rant at th e piano added
home.
g reatly to th e program . C om m unity
singing by th e audience was also en
joyed. A vaudeville stu n t was p ut on
by Ed. Strong and "m an of mys
Service is more than a mere term in this bank. It is a
te ry ” who was really Miss Ara G-wyn
fundamental. ..When you maintain your account here
but was not recognized when * she
you are entitled to every service— every consideration__
m ade h er appearance on th e porch
stage as an ig n o ran t swede. T he
consistant with your business requirements and prud
com ical antics and spicy jo k es caused
ent banking methods.
much lau g h ter.
The young folks
The officers of this institution are always glad to
th o u g h t it was b e tte r th a n a circus.
27c
discuss
financial matters with you— and without obli
Music too fine fbr th e h um an e a r was
gation
on
your part.
85c,
w itnessed but not h eard of course.
$ 1 .6 5
We Have Just Received a
BANK OF GRESHAM
Large Assortment of JAP CREPE
See Our Window Display
3 9 c yard
CHEVROLETS DROP
Myers
Water
stem
PUMPS
POTATO DIGGERS
ENSILAGE CUTTERS
BARN EQUIPMENT
W. A. HESSEL
JITNEY DANCE
MONTROSE PARK
Every Saturday Night, Sunday Afternoons
and Evenings
SMITH MOTOR CAR CO.
HELDS ORCHESTRA
R E A L B A N K IN G S E R V IC E
At the First State Bank
Young America Cheese. .
. . lb.
Best Lard, Med.
large pails
Sugar-Cured Bacon Backs,. . . . . lb.
Nucoa, best butter substitute,.
. . lb.
Rex Corned Beef, can
American Sardines, can...
Best Pink Salmon, can ....
25.
5c
15c
27c
29c
Del M onte Pork and Beans
I tanah Peas, can
( iood Standard Corn, can
$7.10
CROWN FLOUR
$2.15
C erto, for m aking jelly .. .
35c
Argo Corn Starch,
......
3 for 25«'
k n ig h ts M ustani, quarts
35.
10c
15c
13c
SPECIAL
P. \. Tobacco,lb................
$1.25
\ e b e t , 1 obacco
2 fins for 25
Queen Q uality,........................ .......... 5c
A. W. METZGER & CO.
Quality and Service
P a rk
is P o p u la r.
FREE METHODIST CHURCH
SERVICES ANNOUNCED
SUGAR. Cash
S A T U R I» \Y
N ew
M ontrose p ark , two m iles from
T ro u td ale on th e C olum bia highw ay
is fast becom ing th e m ost p opular
cam ping and picnic g ro u n d s on th e
Sandy. The principal a ttra c tio n s are
th e w onderful cam ping g ro u n d s w ith 1
all conveniences, an Ideal beach for
b ath ers and sw im m ers, and a b ea u ti
ful dancing pavilion w here excellent
m usic is fu rn ish ed by H eld’s Jazz
Fiends.
Phone 1451
First State Bank, Gresham
"The hank of Real Service”
Member Fereral Reserve Svstem
QUALITY BREAD
F resh every day and you can
buy It in any sto re In E astern
M ultnom ah county.
Buns for the Fair
Pi«-«. Cakes and oth er Pastry
Services for Sunday at th e F ree
M ethodist church will begin w ith
Sunday school at 10 a. m.. and
Phone 1221
G resham
p reaching at 11 o ’clock
The even
ing service will be at 8 o’clock
Old
fashioned services are
to be i n 1
harg e of th e p asto r, th e Rev. E D BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH
A tten tion !
Berry Growers.
SERVICES ANNOUNCED
Blackm an
All are cordially invited
We a re a rra n g in g fo r th e delivery
to atten d .
it F airview next^ week of several
Bible school at th e Bethel B aptist j car loads of sheep co rral fertilize r at
Wnoctaaw in«.
church next Sunday will convene a t a reaso n ab le price an d If you are in-
F o r quick service and a sq u are
deal call G resham I4x
If you want 10 a m. P reaching by th e Rev. D. . te rested , please call at th e cannery
•wood, call the sam e n um ber C. H. q . Barry will be at 11. th e th em e be ■ for f u rth e r in form ation.
Calkins, G resham . Oregon.
| BERRY GROW ERS PACKING CO.
ing
"The Significance
of Team
Need Y our Suit C leaned?
W o rk .” T here will be no evening
A nnouncement.
Have it F rench dry cleaned
Re service
I will reopen my sto re on or about
pairin g neatly done. T ailoring for
ladies and men
I A ugust 10th. to ta k e ra re of all
I w atch and jew elry rep airin g . In th e
PETER LENARO. T ailor.
C hevrolet D em onstrator. 1922. 490 n ea r fu tu re I hope to build up a
Add sense to cents, mix w ith W ant to n rin g used two m onths. This car stock of m odern jew elry and ca rrv
/ V m —
v *■ * i
a. _
Is like new. Some term s
City Bakery
a