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GRESHAM
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Here Are Offerings the Most Discreet Person Will Appreciate.
SEPTEMBER
12.
1922
A Timely Opportunity to Buy Winter Bedding C heap!
Blankets
omforters
This Sale Is for THREE DAYS ONLY, Thursday, Friday and Saturday o f this week
Thl8 Lot o f B lankets R egularly Priced W ould Run from $2.00 to $ 1 3 .5 0
WOOL AND COTTON
VV00L AND C0TT()N
Priced from $ 1 . 2 5 to $ 9 . 2 5
SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY!
SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY!
(JKESIIAM MAN VISITS
( HAMliEIt (IF ( ’OMMEKCE
IN NOHTH DAKOTA
S E T S “CANNING U E E K ”
GRESHAM LOCALS
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O utlook is in re c e ip t of a copy
To a s s is t In th e re lie f of th e fru it
Mrs. L a u ra J. B arn es, of M ilw aukie,
K illd eer, (N orth D akota! H e r­ g ro w ers of th e s ta te w ho a re h a rd hit w as a tte n d in g to b u sin e ss in G resham
w hich a p p e a rs th e follow ing by th e p re s e n t ra il s trik e , th e O regon F rid a y an d g re e tin g old frie n d s and
item co n c e rn in g a G resham S ta te C h am b er of C om m erce h as sug n eig h b o rs.
Rested th a t th e w eek of S ep tem b er 18-
A L ab o r d ay p a rty w hich re p o rte d
J a c k W h etsto n e, fo rm er re s id e n t of 23 be d esig n ated a s "C an n in g W eek ” a m ost d elig h tfu l tr ip c o n sisted of Mr.
th is city , re tu rn e d th e first of th e to be ob serv ed th ro u g h o u t th e s ta te
week for an ex ten d ed visit am o n g th e d u rin g w hich ho u sew iv es w ill be and Mrs. II. W. Cooley an d d au g h ter,
old h au n ts. T he fam ily is now living u rg ed to can a tw o y e a r s ’ su p p ly of H azel, th e Rev. D avid Q. B a rry an d
Mrs. B a rry , Mr. an d M rs. G eorge A rm ­
at G resh am , O regon, an d enjoy th e
co u n try Im m ensely.
Mr. W h etsto n e fru it fo r fam ily use.
stro n g and son W alter and Miss M elba
C o m m u n icatio n s su g g e stin g “C an ­
w as th e first m ay o r of th e city and
R ossm an. T hey drove to Hood R iver,
hns in n u m e ra b le frien d s w ho a re very ning W eek” have been se n t to m o re
glad to extend him " g re e tin g s.” He th an 100 co m m ercial c lu b s an d c h a m ­ took th e sev en -m ile loop th ro u g h th e
ap p le o rc h a rd and enjoyed th e de­
still ow ns city an d farm p ro p e rty and
ex p ects to clean up on It before r e ­ b ers of co m m erce in O regon. G o v er­ lig h ts of th e b e a u tifu l scen ery alo n g
tu rn in g . All w ill be glad to know n o r O lcott h as been re q u e ste d to pine th e way. On th e re tu r n th e m em bers
th a t he h a s p ro sp e re d sin ce leaving his ofllcial stam p of ap p ro v a l upon th e
of th e p a rty w alk ed to O neonta F a lls
th e city.
pro ject.
b etw een th e o v e rh a n g in g ro c k s of the
It is pointed o u t by s ta te c h am b e r
gorge.
C ard of T h an k s.
officials th a t th e ra il h as c u rta ile d c a r
We w ish to th a n k th e m any frien d s
T he Rev. D. Q. B arry left F rid a y
fo r all th e ir kind sy m p ath y an d help, serv ice to p o in ts e ast, e sp ecially In
m
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fe rin g s in o u r re c e n t sorrow .
th e re s u lt th a t b u m p er fru it cro p s in w ho h as been th e r e fo r a few days,
Mrs. E. It. W right and F am ily.
O regon a re In d a n g e r of being lost ry, w ho had been th e re fo r a few
th
ro u g h lack of m a rk e t. An in creased days. B oth re tu rn e d S a tu rd a y .
. R e g u la r m e e tin g of G re s h ­
W. E. Wood of P o rtla n d an d his
v olum e of hom e c a n n in g w ill do m uch
am L o d g e No. 125, I.O .O .F . to reliev e th e s itu a tio n , it is believed. son Roy of N o rth Bend w ere in G resh ­
in th e O dd F ello w s h a ll, ev ery T h u r s ­
am on b u sin ess F riday.
d ay ev en in g . B ro th e rs w elcom e.
C lack am as co u n ty fa ir, C anby, S ep ­
Mr. and Mrs. C has. P a rk e r and
C L A R E N C E ST A N L EY , N. G.
tem b er 19-22.
C. A. H IL L , S e c re ta ry .
baby, of P o rtla n d , and Mr. an d Mrs.
A llen H ollow ay m otored to T he D alles
and re tu rn e d Sunday.
A n n o u n cem en t of th e a r r iv a l of a
baby g irl, H elen R uth, to Mr. and
Mrs. A lvin C. S h a g re n a t A sto ria, O re­
gon, h as been received. B oth m o th er
and baby a re doing nicely. Mr. S ha-
g re n w as a te a c h e r in U nion H igh
| la s t y ear.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. H aw ley and
d a u g h te r. Miss Jo sep h in e, left Wed-
n esdey m o rn in g for C edar R apids,
I Iow a, w h ere th ey fo rm e rly m ade th e ir
hom e b efo re com ing w est.
Hosiery for the Family
For the H igh School
Girl
For the Boy
$1.25
75c
J * * * * * * * * * 8* * * 4 * 4 4 * * * * * * ^ ^ ^ ^ « - « ^ ^ ^ - « - : ^ « - « ^ « - « - ^ ^ - « - # - ^ * * » * # ^
On Sale Thursday
10 a. m .— a t $ 2 .6 9
50
50
Large Aluminum Roaster
urn W are.S
F am ° U5 Q u alit’' Brand, 20-year G uarantee A lum in-
These roasters are 18J inches long, 111 inches wide an d R l
inches deep A good size for a medium size turkey, two chickens
or ducks. Regular value $5.00.
emexens
Be on H and R ead y to G et Y ours.
A. W. METZGER & CO.
Dr. an d Mrs. R. H. Todd an d g ra n d ­
c h ild re n . have re tu rn e d a fte r a tw o
I leavy Black Cat Hose, | w eek s' o u tin g a t W elches. T h e ir
the
store
special
35«’ and 50<
d a u g h te r-in -la w , Mrs. R ay T odd an d a
Some splendid wearing,
Nice line of Interwoven | frien d from R idgefield, W ashington,
w ith them nt W elches.
»I ♦ 1» Benefit _____1
T h e it k S J g e lZ c » It u » rity
asso c ia .. tio n w ...
ill Mr. an d Mrs. S n y d er an d Mrs. Sny-
heavy silk and lisle hose in Silk Hose for the high 0 v isited
Mr. an d Mrs. M. D. K ern e n te r ta in ­ hol.l a re g u la r m eetin g W ednesday d e r's m o th er, Mrs. H. R. G ettv h iv e
Miss D ella L ew is sp e n t la s t wee
' black
’ ' and 1 ' brown, special
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school boy, priced at the £ ed at d in n e r on W ednesday Mrs. Rose h In 'l,nK’ 8<,p,Wnb®r 15' 1,1 M eU ger'a m oved h e re from Coos Bay. Mr. Sny- end w ith h er u n c le and a u u t in Va
pair
M etzger an d M rs. M innie A tkinson,
couver. W ashington.
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flpr 1» b u ild in g a n u p -to -d a te ch ick en
a lso Mr. and Mrs. I’hil C lo n ln g er and
A p a rty of G resham people ai
H arvey Y ates, th e 13-year-old son | house and e x p ects to go into th e poul-
ch ild re n from S cappoose.
th e ir frien d s enjoyed a picnic dinm
of Mr an d M rs. T. C. Y ates of L one j tr y business.
Mr. an d Mrs. G len B. M arsh, of
a t W ahkeena F a lls la st Sunday. Thoi
Oak ra n c h , h a s received a p e rso n al
T w o new houses a re in th e p ro cess ■„
Hood R iver, w ere c a lle rs y esterd ay on le tte r from C ounty School S n p e rin te n - of co n stru c tio n on th e d e v e and tr a c t S in h th i e l p a T
rty / w T ere Mr. an
d Mrs.
30,1
Mr9' W.
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frien d s In G resh am .
Mr. M arsh is dent W. C. A lderson c o n g ra tu la tin g T. E. M ercer la b u i l d i £ 7 i o ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
m a n a g e r of a la rg e a p p le o rc h a rd at
him „ „ h is su ccessfu l w ork in his b ungalow on a tw o -a c re tr a c t ju s t Thom and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Chs
Hood R iv er w h ere a n u m b er of local
clu b p ro ject, g ard en in g . H arvey w on n o rth of th e c a n n e ry office. T he plas- T ab o r and son. Mr. and Mrs. Dona
p eo p le picked la st year. He is sig n ­
second p rize on his v eg etab le display, fe rln g has been com pleted. T h e sec- Macaw and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs.
ing up w ith p ic k e rs and p a ck ers for
H e w as esp ecially pleased as he had ond bungalow is being b u ilt by T E E. Ja c k s o n and d a u g h te rs. N eva ai
th is y e a r's h a rv e s t, w hich w ill b, gin
hut re c e n tly com e to the farm and M ercer for h is son. R alp h M ercer o f Mabel.
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CLOTHIER and HABERDASHER
in ab o u t th re e w eeks.
A m eetin g of th e W. C. T. U. w ill I
had n ever ra ise d a g a rd e n before.
P o rtla n d . It Is being c o n stru c te d on
On W ednesday ev ening of th is week
held a t th e lib ra ry T h u rsd a y a fte
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noon. S ep tem b er 14, a t 2:30. Del,
E lm a. W ash in g to n , drove dow n la st c o rn e r of th e C leveland tra c t. The
in g s w as given in Miss F lo ren ce
T h u rsd a y to a tte n d th e
fu n e ra l of , M ercer fam ily m oved to C o rv allis last g a te s w ill be elec ted to a tte n d t t
H oney's stu d io by Miss E lizab eth
An election <
Mrs. P a rk e r s uncle, E. H W right, m onth.
R obert M ercer Is h ere help- co u n ty co n v en tio n .
I Cady and Miss Jo y ce K idder. C redit
officers for th e en su in g y e a r w ill ala
' is due b o th s tu d e n ts for th e w ork a c ­ T hey left hom e at 4 in th e m o rn in g f„g h is fa th e r build th e tw o houses
be held. A good a tte n d a n c e is et
and reach ed G resh am ju s t in tim e fo r
M_ . .
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,
co m p lish ed .
th e serv ices. O ther re la tiv e s who
M r p A n n « « c h 'l e r a n d s o n \ ern o n . pected.
T h e fo u r-ro o m d w ellin g house on cam e fo r the fu n e ra l front a d is ta n c e acco" ,p a ,,ie d
Lp<’ A n lk p r' re tu rn e d
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. L u n d q u ist hav
Main s tre e t ow ned by G. W. G leason w ere M rs G eorge S ch u l.n erch a n d i
M t. ,0™
V ,e* ' re tu rn e d to G resham a fte r sp en d in g
bus been sold to C. S. Mc.Murry. The Miss E va W ilkes o f C re s w e ll
th e
* h lc h J 8 o n l>’ a s h o r t w eek a t N ew port. Mr. L u n d q u ist 1
sale w as m ade th ro u g h B. W. T horne. M isses R h e a an,I Lew a W ilkes of J ^ « ¡ ” “ ,1
ab se n t fro n v th e b ank on a tw o w eek,
y r . an d .Mrs T. R H ow itt and son H illsb o ro and Mrs. B ruce W ilkes of
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vacation. T h e ir visit w as a very en
F re d e ric k an d Mrs. A. H evel m otored O renco.
u th e r e an d th ey b ro u g h t som e hom e jo y ab le one.
t ,
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i w ith them .
to W inlock. W ash ington, la st w e e k ­
Mrs. L. L. K idder and R o b erta am
1 he fo u r-a c re tr a c t and bungalow
end to v isit Mr. H ow itt'» son-in-law ow ned by
.,j T. E.
r,. .»ivicer
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R e te n t d in n e r g u e sts at the R ussell R oger re tu rn e d F rid a y from S easid
M ercer w hich is a p a rt
an d d a u g h te r, Mr. an d M rs. H om er of th e C leveland tra c t has been p u r- ' Akfn homp w prp Dr. and Mrs. C lar- w h ere they sp en t 10 d ay s v isitin g Dr
Peach canning season is nearing the end, so get what = A ret
ehasetl by D. W. S nyder of Coos Hay. cnce TrUP W ilson, and d a u g h te r Mary
nd Mrs. J. N. C lan ah an .
you want now.
Beth, of W ash in g to n . D. C., a n d Dr.
G lenw ood M iller an d F ra n k Hodg,
and Mrs. C h a rle s P eth erm an , and Dr a re sp e n d in g th e w eek at T illam ooi
and Mrs. Jo h n T alb o t and ch ild re n , of on a Ashing an d h u n tin g trip .
P o rtla n d .
W C. B urch h a s re tu rn e d from
Rev. F. W. C athey and fam ily, of L ookout m o u n tain In W ashington
T ra il1 up a child In th e way he should go an d w hen he Is
Los A ngeles. C alifo rn ia, a re v isitin g w h ere he h as sp e n t th e su m m er as a
old he w ill not d e p a rt iro n , Ik — P ro v e rb s X X II. «.
re la tiv e s h e re fo r a few days. T hey fo rest ra n g e r. H is son C lair w as witli
a re re tu rn in g to live at S eattle. W ash ­ him d u rin g th è g re a te r p a rt of th i
in g to n , th e ir fo rm er home.
H x any h abit on th e g ro w in g h ra ln an d It w ill en d u re to the
su m m er but re tu rn e d a sh o rt tim e
Mrs. L. T. L usted and d a u g h te r ah ead of h is fa th e r.
end of life, like th e »car from a w ound. P ro f. W m. Ja tn e s.
Inez, e n te rta in e d Mrs. L aV erna M.
f has E. F ields of C ascade L ocks
C rew of M arion, Iow a, and Miss Em m a w as a b u sin ess v isito r In G resham one
to
Bh®w ,th e u , , , o hoy o r g irl w h a t m oney m eans In life
B. Jo h n so n at d in n e r M onday evening. day th is w eek Mr. F ield s is a b ro th ­
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. I r y / " r •' tn , ,h e chll<1 n ,in <1 »” Idea of th e b lessin g s and
Joy th a t to m e from saving. To m ak e s u re th a t th is g re a t lesson s i l l
The R oyal N eighbors w ill m eet F r i­ e r of F. S. F ields, fo r a n u m b er of
n ev er be lost, b rin g y o u r little son or d a u g h te r h, and open an
day evening, S ep tem b er 15, a t the
Lava Soap, b a r ...........7c. Creme Oil, 4 bars for 25c 1
f o r m s 'l l "t h l U h ^ 'l 1*”
ThP h*b ,t ” f
and «’c P ^ tH n g .
y ears co u n ty clerk .
H e w as p o s t­
hom e of Mrs. A lfred lla m m ir . All m a s te r 40 y e a rs ago at Mt. T abor. At
a s .e M n latehr y e a rs
COB,,nu" ‘ th ro u g h youth, w ill be a p riceless
m em b ers a re urged to be p re s e n t
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Heavy Work Sox in wool and cotton, at
the p a i r .................... 25c, 35c, and 50c
E. W. AYLSWORTH
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A lberta» and Late C raw ford-F reestones
o n ly
9O c
while they last
I HE CHILD IS FATHER OF THE MAN
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TOMATOES Fancy Pack, 20 lbs. to the |
Crate, at the c r a te ...................... 35c |
SP E C IA L
SPE C IA L
Wa/rad Mercantile Co.
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First State Bank,
Gresham , Ore.
w h ere he w ill ta k e c h a rg e of th e Pa- *
C reek and o th e r C lackam i
. eifle F ru it and P ro d u c e com pany. He ' c o u n t'’ points. Mr. F ield s now liv«
w ill rem ain th e re u n til th e fru it sea-
th e C olum bia riv e r highw ay nee
i so n is over.
th e H erm on cre e k ro a d tra il.