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GRESHAM OUTLOOK, FRIDAY,
The City will Vote Tomorrow on a
C h a rte r
A m em lm ent
au th o rizin g
l»«ne of W a te r It on «Is. An Im p o rt-
a n t fla tte r. Vote (o r thi« e n la rg e ­
m ent of th e c ity ’« w ater sy stem .
You may not need it hut m any re s i­
den t'. do and it w ill benefit a ll.
C ard of T h an k s.
We w ish to th a n k th e m an y frien d s
fo r all th e ir kind sy m p a th ie s an d h elp
d u rin g th e d eath of o u r beloved h u s ­
band and fa th e r, also fo r th e m any
b eau tifu l floral o fferings d u rin g o u r
re c e n t so rro w .
M rs. O. F. L ind an d F am ily.
GRESHAM LOCALS
SEPT EMBFK
15,
I »22
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. B a rr have m oved
from th e S tap leto n ra n c h to H illsboro.
Mr. H ouse, w ife an d d a u g h te r from
In d ep en d en ce have moved to the
, th e S tap leto n ra n c h . Mr. H ouse w ill
have c h a rg e of th e farm .
A new roof is re p la c in g th e old one
on th e K a rl M iller home.
B. F. W atk in s is re co v erin g from an
a tta c k ot h e a rt tro u b le from w hich he
h a s been suffering for th e p a st four
w eeks. Mrs. M ary P a tc h is ta k in g
c a re of him.
Mr. an d Mr». J. R ichm ond, of P o r t­
land. v isited y este rd a y w ith th e R et
J. H. Wood and wife. Mr. R ichm ond
is In th e tax co llectin g d e p a rtm e n t of
th e sh eriff's office. H e ch an ced to be
on th e sam e tr a in w ith th e W oods and
th e ir sons, Isa a c an d W ill, on th e ir
tr ip from T o p ek a, K ansas, to P o rtla n d
by w ay of S an F ra n c isc o . T h is w as
in 1S82 an d th ey had not m e t since
" T h e C h u rc h o f th e W a r m H e a r t."
th a t tim e.
A L B E R T 8. H I8 E Y , P a a to r .
Mrs. L aV ern a M C rew , w ho h a s
“T h e Glad Hand
T h e W e e k 's Service«
been a g u est of h e r a u n t Miss E m m a
C hurch.”
B. Jo h n so n fo r th e p a st m o n th , left
Mr. and Mrs. G len D avidson, acco m ­
Church, 11 and 7 .3 0 ™
B ible S chool 10 a.m ., S erm o n 11 a m T h u rsd a y m o rn in g for a v isit w ith
panied by Mrs. D avidson’s b ro th e r and
Sunday School, 10.
B ible S tu d y an d P ra is e S ervice
frien d s in W ash in g ton an d M ontana.
W ed n esd ay , 7 :3 0 p. in.
E pw orth L e a g u e
She w ill th e n re tu rn to h e r hom e in siste r-in -la w , Mr. and Mrs. E rn e st
P e te rso n , left T u esd ay m o rn in g lor
0.30 .
PLEASANT HOME BAPTIST Iow a.
L ost L ake and re tu rn e d W ednesday
¡B ib le School 10 a. m .; B. Y. P. U.,
H
a
rry
W
ostell
has
re
tu
rn
e
d
from
M id-week
service.
C annon B each w h ere he an d h is p a r t­ evening.
7 :3 0 ; S erm o n , 8 :0 0 ; M idw eek,
W ed. 7.30.
n er, Mr. A ld red , did good business
T h u rsd a y , 7 :3 0 .
Mrs. A ug u sta P alm b lad h as r e ­
Choir, Tlturs., 7.30.
U n iv e rsa l B ro th e rh o o d la t h e G o al' d u rin g th e su m m er w ith a s trin g of
tu
rn
e d from a six w eeks' v isit a t Oak .
rid
in
g
ponies.
M B S. H. L. S T .C L A I R . S. s T S u p u
{Come and catch th e S u n sh in e Spirit.
G ood M u sic a t e v e r y s e rv ic e .
A g u e st a t th e hom e of Mr. and G rove, w h ere sh e visited w ith h er
DAVID Q. BARKY, B. Th.
M a k e i t 5 0 -5 0 — h e lp a n d b e h e lp e d .
Mrs. H. L. St. C lair th is w eek w as sons, D ave an d P a u l and th e ir fam i- |
P a sto r.
A W A R M W E L C » O M
M E E F O R YOU
YOU.
W. T. H arm o n o f T acom a. W ash in g ­ lies. She re p o rts a tine visit.
ton, u n cle of Mrs. St. C lair.
W hile
Mrs. R ose M etzger left T uesday i
h e re th e y enjoyed a visit w ith Mrs. B.
F. C ogsw ell an d h e r fa th e r. Isaac ’ m o rn in g fo r T u la re . C alifo rn ia, w here
E n g lish , a t L in n em an n an d w ith a she w ill m ake h er home.
s is te r of th e fo rm er and o th e r r e la ­
Mr. and Mrs. Ja m e s E lk in g to n and
tiv es of P o rtla n d , a ll fo rm er frie n d s
In M innesota. On W ednesday M rs. St. Je a n accom panied by .Mrs. O. A. E a s t­
C lair, Mr. H arm on, Mrs. L eslie St. m an an d M iss G e rtru d e E a stm a n m o- '
C lair an d c h ild re n , Mrs. H. M. Shaw
an d M a rg aret St. C lair enjoyed a tr ip to red to T ro u tla k e , W ash in g to n , la st
Sunday.
on th e C olum bia highw ay.
Miss E va T a c h e ro n an d M iss W ini­
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. P age and fam ily,
fred St. C lair w ere g u e sts la s t n ig h t Ja n ie s L aw ren ce, Mrs. R ose M etzger,
a t a p a rty given by Miss G race Col- I and Mrs. M innie A tk in so n drove to !
lin s of P o rtla n d . A nu m b er of the
Boys’ Heavy Gray Fleeced Union Suits, all sizes, $1.15
young w om en p re s e n t w ere W illa m ­ Hood R iver and re tu rn e d S unday.
Mrs. N ellie B rooks is a t th e hom e
e tte U n iv ersity stu d e n ts.
Girls’ Union Suits, in wool mixed and cotton fleeced,
Mrs. E lla O lip h an t and Mrs. C a rrie of h er fa th e r. Rev. E. D. B lackm an. :
P u g h of P o rtla n d , both fo rm er re s i­ fo r a w eek. Airs. B fooks h a s been in ,
sizes 2 to 14 years.
d e n ts of G resh am , enjoyed a picnic
Women’s Fall and Winter Union Suits in cotton and
d in n e r on T h u rsd a y of th is w eek at th e h o sp ital and has com e to G resham
th e hom e of Mrs. M. D. K ern w ith to g ain s tre n g th befo re r e tu rn in g to
cotton and wool mixed, suit, $1.75, $2.00 and $2.25
Mrs. H an n ah Jo h n so n , Mrs. C la ra h e r hom e in L in n to n w h ere h e r h u s ­
S unday, M rs. C. E. R u sh e r a n d Mrs. b and h as a farm .
E m ina G ilm ore.
Mrs. D. Q. B a rry w ill e n te rta in th e
Mr. an d Mrs. C. M. H a rriso n have
c
ra
d le ro ll b ab ies of th e B ethel B ap ­
moved from P le a s a n t V alley to th e ir
p ro p e rty on W allu la H eights. T hey tis t c h u rc h and th e ir m o th e rs next
e re in te m p o ra ry q u a rte rs for th e F rid a y a fte rn o o n , S ep tem b er 15. from
p re s e n t and Intend to build la ter.
2 to 5 a t th e B ap tist p arso n ag e. T he I
G u ests on T u esd ay a t th e hom e of
Mrs. F. D. A xtell w ere Mrs. Je ssie b abies and th e ir m o th e rs a re a ll in-
M ichael, Mrs. J. F. D ilbeck and son i vite,i to be P r«»ent and enjoy a pro-
M elvin of P o rtla n d and Mrs. G ladys g ram of in te re st.
Heavy Gray Work Shirts, each.........
$1.981
D avies of S an F ran cisco . T he form er
Mrs. Floyd Mack c u t h e r left h an d ■
w ho is a s is te r of Mrs. A xtell, r e ­ q u ite sev e re ly a few days ag o w hen
Heavy Khaki Wool Mixed, each........... $2.25|
m ained Tor a lo n g e r visit.
Men’s Winter Union Suits in heavy gray
W. S. E v e re tt
h as
p u rch ased , fru it ja r b u rste d w hile sh e w as c a n ­
th ro u g h E. H. K elley, th e q u a rte r ning. F o u r s titc h e s had to be tak en .
fleeced, each....................................... $1.65
block on th e c o rn e r of T h ird s tre e t
Mrs. C. A. H ill is re c o v e rin g ra p id ­
and K elly av en u e in Z enith ad d itio n , ly from a se rio u s illn ess. S he is now
Men’s Heavy Wool Mixed Union Suits $2.75
G resham .
T he Rev. A. S. H isey m ade a trip ab le to s it up in bed.
Mr. an d M rs. C h a rle s M oore and |
e a rly th is w eek to N o rth B end, w here
lie lived se v eral . y e a rs ago a s both fam ily a re m oving in to th e G eorge
te a c h e r and p a sto r. He found m any K enney ho u se on M ain stre e t.
im p ro v em en ts
w hich
have
been
Heavy Gray Work Sox, the pair................................ 15c
Mr. an d M rs. E rn e s t T hom pson, of .
b ro u g h t ab o u t sin ce he w as th e re ,
;
T
h
e D alles, sp e n t la s t S u n d ay in
an d m any old frie n d s w hom It w as a
G resham . A ccom panied by h is p a r ­
p le a s u re to m eet.
Zion E v an g elical ch u rc h serv ices en ts, D r. and Mrs. A. T hom pson, th e
w ill be at th e u su a l h o u rs n e x t S u n ­ p a rty left G resh am a t noon S unday
day, S unday school at Id o 'clock and
p re a c h in g in th e E n g lish la n g u ag e a t and drove to S easid e w h ere they
11. T he p a sto r, th e Rev. H. G eb h ard t, stay ed for an h o u r an d s ta rte d home.
w ill ta k e for his topic "F o re to ld P ro ­ T hey re a c h e d G resh am e a rly M onday
g ram of th e C h u rch .”
m orning.
Mr. an d Mrs. W. B. S w an k h am m er
A baby boy w as b o rn to Mr. and
of Boise. Idaho, a re v isitin g Dr. Em ily
F. Bolcom for a few days. T hey ex- i Mrs. Win. E v erett F rid ay , S ep tem b er
p ect to leave on M onday for C alifo r­ 8, a t th e E m an u el h o sp ita l in P o r t­
nia.
Dr. Ilolconi h as re c e n tly
r e ­ land. He h a s been nam ed W illiam
tu rn e d from a visit in th e e a st w here E v e re tt, J r . B oth m o th er an d baby-
sh e w ent to v isit h er siste r, w ho has
a re doing w ell.
been ill.
Mr. an d Mrs. L. P. M anning have
re tu rn e d from a tr ip to so u th e rn O re­
gon w h ere th ey w en t to v is it w ith j
Mr. M anning's b ro th e r a t O akland. ‘
W hile th e re th ey a tte n d e d a F arm
B u reau p icnic an d a lso atte n d e d L a- |
bor day e x ercises at R oseburg.
T h e M ultnom ah co u n ty W. C. T. U.
w ill hold its a n n u a l convention on
T h u rsd a y and F rid a y of n ext .w eek at
S eptem ber 16 & 17
H ig h lan d B ap tist ch u rc h on A lb erta -
s tre e t, P o rtla n d . Any G resh am w om an
w ish in g to a tte n d should no tify Mrs. I
Jo h n Brown.
Miss M abel S hipley h as resig n ed
Resists the sun — keeps out the min.
h e r position a s a s s is ta n t c a s h ie r a t
th e B ank of G resham , w h ere sh e h a s
M?.lthoid is made to last. Special r a j
w orked for se v eral y ears. It is u n ­
felt, made in the Company’s own mill, is
d ersto o d th a t she w ill ta k e up som e
s u ia tt . i and coated with compounds pre­
lin e of relig io u s w ork.
pare-' in th" Company’s own refineries—
G eorge S leret has im proved his
residence on P ow ell s tre e t w ith a new
a’.! sin crviccd 1 y experts.
roof.
It pays . roof your house, barn, shed,
O rland Zeek, of L ebanon, visited
o v er n ig h t re cen tly w ith Mr. and Airs.
p
in j houses, shop, or garage with
G eorge I.eslie. G eorge L eslie, J r ., of
Id -ao'd. Long life and small up-keep
P o rtla n d and fam ily v isited on T ues-
e ] rse make Malthoid cheapest. Comes
I day w ith his p aren ts.
j- 'hree thicknesses. Cement, nails and
I T he Rev. R. E. M yers, fo rm er p a sto r
, of th e M ethodist E piscopal c h u rc h in
directions in each roll.
G resham . Mrs. Myers, Miss G race and
v aHnut M althoid
■ E lm er w ere g u e sts th is w eek of Mr.
Shnigl« — I cd and ^ rcen
an d Mrs. H. (’. L arsen . Mr. M yers is
I now p a sto r a t M ontavilla.
H. G. L ake has gone to C oquille to
, b egin Ills d u ties as p rin c ip a l of the
B rid g e high school.
Mr. L ake h as
.SCREENED ' ! sp
en t h is vacation on h is farm n e a r
G resham . H is son H arold, w ho is in
th e g o v ern m en t se rv ice w ith h e a d ­
q u a rte rs a t W ashington, sp en t p a rt of
th e v acatio n period w ith h is p a re n ts
M ETH O D IST
BETHEL
BAPTIST
Episcopal Church
SPECIALS for Boys and Girls
A Heavy Black Cotton Hose, sizes 7 to
9i, pair............ 25c
We have now plenty of Silk Hose for Wo­
men at the pair................ 98c to $2.25
GROCERIES
AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES
Hams, nicely cured, 10 to 12 lbs. lb.................... $ .29
Young America Cheese, weigh about 6 lbs., lb............. 30
Swiss Cheese, genuine imported, lb............................... 75
Anchovies, imported. 3 pound tins....................... 1.75
American Sardines, can 5<‘, 6 cans........... ...................29
Choice Red Salmon, 1-lb. tins, can 35c, 3 cans.... 1.00
Jewel Shortening, med. pails 85c, large pails....... 1.65
Otter Brand Shrimp, can 20*, 6 cans............... 1.15
CROWN FLOUR, SPECIAL............................... 1.95
Cane Canning Sugar, special, 15 lbs.................... 1.00
Ginger Snaps, fresh and crisp, 3 lbs.............................. 50
Kingsfords Corn Starch, special, 2 pkgs...................... 25
Argo Corn Starch, 3 pkgs for..................................... 25
Bulk Cocoa, special, 3 lbs for..................................... 27
Sun Maid Raisins, seeded or seedless, 3 pkgs.............. 50
Certo, for making jams and jellies, 35c, 3 pkgs.... 1.00
Langs Chocolates, in pound boxes, box...................... 50
Porto, well-known base for punch 35c, 3 for....... 1.00
ALUMINUM SPECIALS
\ ou must see them to appreciate their value
A. W. METZGER & CO.
Phone 1451
Quality and Service
Phone 1451
FOR MEN
SPECIAL
Walrad Mercantile Co.
Gresham Theater
Saturday - Sunday
NEVER BEFORE
L. L. KIDDER IIDW. CD.
here
Mrs. L. I. H iatt mid d a u g h te r E dith.
Airs. A H evel and d a u g h te r Vivian
en d Mrs. G eorge L eslie s p e n t a day
i n th e C olum bia riv e r highw ay th is
w eek and took d in n e r at W ahkeena
falls.
Mr. and Mrs. T hom as W iles a re
m oving into th e ir new hom e on W al­
lu la H eights.
s
'
Hosiery for the Family
For the High School
Girl
Some splendid wearing,
heavy silk and lisle hose in
black and brown, special
$1.25
For the Boy
The g r e e t
Dam Explosion
th a t tu rn s th e
course o f a whole
O rc g o n r iv e r -
Heava Black Cat Hose,
special
35- and 50c
Nice line of Interwoven
Silk Hose for the high
school boy, priced at the
pair
Heavy Work Sox in wool and cotton, at
the p a ir .................... 25c, 35c, and 50c
Lfisa&anu
CLOTHIER and HABERDASHER
T h e B ank of G re sh a m pays 5 p e r
i c en t in te re s t on tim e d e p o sits.— Adv.
SATURDAY ONLY
7-inch White D inner P lates
15c each
Limit 6 to a purchaser
FREE! A sample of the celebrated Adams
& Beeman’s Pepsin, Black Jack and Calif­
ornia Fruit Gum for the asking.
SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER
For Saturday Only
Adams & Beemans Pepsin, Black Jack a California
Fruit Gum
3 P ackages for 10c
HEPP’S RACKET STORE
Main Street, between 2d and 3d
Next door to Outlook
GRESHAM, OREGON
THE CHILD IS FATHER OF THE MAN
I ra in up a ch ild In th e w ay he «hotiltl go anti w hen he 1«
old he w ill not d e p a rt from it-—Proverbs XXII, 6.
Fix any h abit on (he g ro w in g b rain m id it w ill e n d u re to th e
end of life, like th e « ear front a w ound.— P ro f. Win. J a m e s.
It Is w ise to show th e little boy o r g irl w h a t m oney m ean s in life
to in s till very e a rly in th e ch ild m ind an idea of th e b le ssin g s and
joy th a t com e from saving. T o m ak e s u re th a t th is g re a t lesson w ill
n ev er be lost, b rin g y o u r little son o r d a u g h te r in an d open an
f o r m e d 1 i n " f c n k ' T ’ n a n ' e - T b e b a b , t of sav in g an d dep o sitin g ,
a s s '" in 1 l a t t ’ y e a rs
COnt,nued tb r o u >ib y o u th , w ill be a p riceless
First S ta te B ank,
G resh am , O re.
i
F R E E M EI IIO D ISI ( III |{( | | 7 —7— =¡ 2
services announced
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Hade With Men You Know
V tako H nyasi, a J a p a n e s e w om an,
w ill sp eak a t th e F re e M ethodist
ch u rc h S a tu rd a y evening, S ep tem b er
16. E verybody is c o rd ially invited to
atten d .
T he S unday se rv ices a re a s follow s:
That is the thing
S unday school at 10 a. tn.. p reach in g
by th e Rev. E. D. B lackm an at 11 a. nt ' uncertain whether
an d p re a c h in g in th e evening a t 8 | buy an insurance
o'clock. P ra y e r m eetin g s a re held '
gainst fire.
every T h u rsd a y evening at 7:30. A ll'
a re w elcom e.
Secure a clear
conception of it
to do when
or not to
policy a-
M t I It F TO t li l l»l I ttK s .
No. 2133:».
In th e C ircu it C ourt of th e S ta te of
O reg o n ’ for th e C ounty of M ultno­
to be su re you a re insu red as
B A PTIST ( HI HUH
m ah, D ep artm en t of Probate.
SER V IC ES ANNOUNCED you w ish to be protected th a n
i n t h e M a t te r of th e E sta te of H a rry
to pay for a policy you do not
J . S e d ig . deceased.
"L ife as th e G reat D eterm in in g F a c ­ un d erstan d .
N otice Is h ereby given th a t th e u n ­
d e rsig n e d h as been ap p o in ted A dm in­ to r ' is th e to p ic chosen by th e p a s­
is tr a to r of th e e s ta te of H a rry J.
You place yourself u n d er no
Sedig. deceased, bv th e C ircu it C ourt to r, th e Rev. D. Q. B arry , of th e s e r ­ ob lig atio n
to buy in su ra n c e
1 of th e S ta te of O regon for th e C ounty m on fo r nex t S unday m o rn in g at 11 h ere IF' you bring' in all your
of M ultnom ah and has qualified. All
p e rs o n s having c la im s a g a in s t said o ’clock. M rs B a rry and Mrs. L ynch problem s and your q u estio n s
e s ta te a re h ereby notified to p re se n t hav e p re p a re d a sp ecial m u sical ' for a full discussion in th is
th e sam e duly verified a s by law to the num ber.
agency of th e H a rtfo rd F ire I n ­
’ office of M cGuirk * S ch n eid er. W ith- . B ible school w ill be a t th e u su a l ! su ra n c e Com pany.
row Bldg . G resham . O regon, w ith in h o u r of lo o'clock
E veryone is in- (
six m o n th s from th e d a te hereof.
vlted to w o rsh ip at th e “G lad H and I
C W. SED IG . A d m in istrato r.
C h u rc h .” No ev en in g serv ice w ill be j
M cGVIRK * SC H N E ID E R ,
A tto rn ey s fo r A d m in istrato r.
held.
MAIN S T R E E T
D ated and first p ublished. Sept. S, 22.
1 (tre« ha m
Oregon
D ate of last p tib lratio n . Oct. 6, 1922.
Phone want ads. to ISSI.
I’hnne fiCfilt MC
It Costs No More
hK
E. W. AYLSWORTH
I'lie Illy «111 l u t e T om orrow on a
(b a rte r
In te n d m e n t
a n lh o rlz in g
l««nc of W ater Bond«, tn Im p o rt­
a n t M atter, to t e fo r thi« e n la rg e ­
m ent of th e city'« w a te r system .
I o n may not need It hut ninny re s i­
dent« do and It » ill benefit all.
S P E C IA L
U n co n sc io u s -
a t the me rev o f
a raging river of fogs
John Brown