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GRESHAM
l \ I O \ lllli¡11 BEGINS
NEW YEA It’S WORK
vey Ide. A udrey Jo h n so n , E ld o re
Jo h n so n , A lvin K aser, W illiam K ee­
n an , O rville Jo h n so n , E m ery K eller,
j M ary K niefel. M arg aret K o ern er, Mil-
C o n tin u ed fro m p a g e 1
ton L ake, K a th e rin e L am b ert, R obert
se tt, F rm a D ugger, H aro ld Dye C lif­ j L am b ert, C atl.ein e Lang, Em m a L a n g ­
ford E k atro m . W iliam E llio tt, R alph ford Violet L an g fo rd , H elen Laurian
E llsw o rth , W ilm a F en sk , G lenn F ull, E velyn Le line, A nna Lind. Ada Love­
P e a rl G n stife o n , R andolph H am m ond, lace, C lifford L und, G race Lyon, G en-
L illian M ark w art,
G eorge H einey, Lois H eseltin e. Jo h u . evieve M annry.
H illy ard , D oia H olfm eister. H a rrie tt 1 H elen M axw ell, Floyd M cK iney, R ay ­
H olm es, E lizab eth H o rn in g , L ouise m ond M cG innis, Rea Mc.'.Iains, S a ra h
H ow ard. Y earl Howell H elen H ouse, M etzger, E rn e s t Meyer. C lifforJ Mid­
R eta H u n ter, L av ern e H u tch in s, H er- dle-ton L illie N elson, Sven N elson,
W iltner N elson. H elen P la n ts, -Addie
P u llen , M elville R ichey, M elba R o ss­
m an . P au l R u sh er, E lv era S alq u ist
Iren e S ch w eitzer, Sefton L aw ren ce
R ich ard S h ro y , M yrtle S o d erq u lst,
E s th e r Sloop, F ra n k S m ith , R eggie
'•'»he Glad Hand
S te n erso n , E a rl Stone, C h arles T a il-
Church."
m an, D o ro th y T ay lo r, L ois T rim b le
B ible School 10 a.m ., S erm o n 11 a m. K ay W ad sw o rth , A lm a Yocom.
B ible S tu d y an d P ra ise S ervice
Miss S h o em ak er W rites F rom th e
W ed n esd ay , 7 :3 0 p, m.
M ission F ields.
BETHEL
BAPTIST
PLEASANT HOME BAPTIST
B ible School 10 a. m .; B. Y. P. U.,
7 :3 0 ; S erm o n , 8 :0 0 ; M idw eek,
T h u rsd a y , 7 :3 0 .
U niversal B ro th e rh o o d la tile G oal"
C om e am i ra tc h th e S u n sh in e S p irit.
DAVID Q. BARRY, B. Th., P a sto r
M E T H O D IST
Episcopal Church
"The C hurch o f th e W arm H eart.”
A L B E R T S. H IS E Y . P a sto r.
T he W eek's Servicee
Church, 11 and 7.30
Sunday School, 10.
Epworth L e a g u e
0 .8 0 .
Mid-week
service,
Wed. 7.30.
Choir, T hnrs., 7.80.
MRS. H L. S T .C L A IR . 8. S T s u p u
Good M u sic at ev ery se rv ice.
M ake It 50-50— help and b« helped.
A W ARM W ELCOME FO R YOU.
I COAL
A le tte r h a s been receiv ed from Miss
E d n a S h o e m a k e r re c e n tly by Mrs
E th el M iller. T h e le tte r is dated A u ­
g u st 27 a n d w as se n t from S h an g h ai,
C hina. MI er S h o em ak er te lls how-
busy sh e is th e s e days in th e foreign
field. T he le tte r follow s:
“ A g re e tin g to you from C hina
sh o res. W e a rriv e d y este rd a y an d I
nave been b usy every m in u te since,
seein g old frie n d s an d m eetin g g ro u p s
of stu d e n ts. I t is line to be in old
C hina again . T om orrow I w ill s ta r t
to r M okanscn th e n e a re s t su m m er
re s o rt to sp en d a w eek, m eetin g w ith
th e frie n d s of o u r m ission an d g et In
to u ch w ith w h a t is going o n .”
Ig n itio n E xpert.
$25 w ill be g iv en to h im w ho
p ro v es th a t I can n o t find th e d e ­
ficiency of h is m a c h in e on s ta r tin g ,
lig h tin g an d Ig n itio n . M ain s tr e e t
G a ra g e . P h o n e G resh am 1228.
COAL
Carload coming this week.
COAL
Order direct from the car.
1 ££ Per ton
O IT L O O K ,
F itiiH Y ,
S E PTE M B E R 32.
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GRESHAM LOCALS j
Miss C la ra S ales, of F airv iew . Mrs.
Yokel, an d W a lte r S talfen so n have
p u rc h a se d O verlan d c a rs re c en tly
from W ill H essel. Miss S ales and Mr.
S taffenson each ow ned O verland c a rs
and d ro v e them fo r th re e y e a rs s.nd
have now tn y c lia se d new ones. .T h e
p rice of O v erlan d s has dropped $39.
T h e p rice on th e W illy s-K n ig h t h as
d ro p p ed $145.
Jo h n B row n Joined a p a rty of
frien d s from N ew berg on a h u n tin g
tr ip la st w eek. He left G resham on
T h u rsd a y of la st w eek and Joined Mr.
and Mrs. F. N. M ew h irter and d a u g h ­
te r of N ew berg a n d h is b ro th e r anti
w ife. Mr. and Mrs. J e s s e M ew hirter
an d d a u g h te r w ho a re from Iow a and
v isitin g in O regon. T he M ew h lrters
a re c o u sin s of J. N. M ew h irter of
G resh am . The p a rty cam ped a t a new ;
beaeli know n as N eskow in neach and
w hich is in th e so u th e rn p a rt of T il- '
lam ook c o u n t’.'. Mr. B row n re tu rn e d I
hom e M onday even ing w ith o u t an y i
d eer.
•
G u ests a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mr3.
H. W. Cooley a re Mrs. C ooley's cousin,
Mrs. Q uin M cC lure and d a u g h te i, M ar­
ian from L iv in g sto n , M ontana, an d Mr.
C ooley’s b ro th e r. Jo h n C ooley from
C alifo rn ia. Mr. an d Mrs. M cC lure and
fam ily
w ere fo rm er re s id e n ts of
G resham nnd still ow n a farm n e a r
ih e BenRon F arm w hich th e y pxpect
to occupy n ex t y ear. Miss M cC lure 1
ex p ects to leav e soon for Monrno ith !
w h ere sh e w ill a tte n d n o rm al th is
fall. Mrs. M cC lure's b ro th e r, W alter
H offm an, w ife an d son E llsw o rth . I
w ere d in n e r g u e sts a t th e Cooley
hom e Sunday.
T h e G resh am R ebekah lodge w ill .
m eet M onday evening, S ep tem b er 25 j
T he a n n iv e rsa ry of th e o rg a n iz a tio n
of th e lodge w ill be c e le b ra te d w ith a
p ro g ram .
G eorge M etzger is not te a c h in g !
school th is y ear. H aving ta u g h t 32
y e a rs, he feels he is en title d to a rest.
M. B. S p law n , h is m o th er and his |
siste r, Miss H elen S p law n, m otored to
M onm outh la s t S u n d ay m o rn in g to a t ­
ten d ch u rc h . T hey h e ard II. E. R us- i
Phone 1581 .
Gresham | sell w ho held m eetin g s a t C o rb ett sev ­
"j • I I • 1111111111111 • 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 • 1111111111 • 11111111111111111111II1111II11111111111 • 11111111111II11 •• 111111111111111 ? e ra l su ccessiv e y e a rs and is know n to
m any In th is vicin ity . On th e ir re tu rn
h’2?l
th ey vlsted Miss E lsie R oland a t th e I
s ta te tu b e r c u la r h o sp ita l n e a r Salem .
Mr. S p law n h a s re c e n tly re tu rn e d
from C h erry v ille w h e re he w orked for
th re e m o n th s on th e Mt. Hood Loop
road.
G R O C E R IE S
I nt Hams, whole or halt, lb. . .. 27c
Choice Picnics, family size, lb..... 21 <*
Heavy Bacon, Special, lb............. 20c
Newberg L a rd ,.........
90c and $1.75
Jewel Shortening, ....
85c and $1.65
Young America Cheese, lb............. 29c
Swiss Cheese, Imported, lb.......... 75(1
Best Red Salmon, .... 35c, 3 for $1.00
Best Pink Salm on,....... 15c, 3 for 43(1
American Sardines,
5c, 6 for 29e
CROHN FLOUR, 49-lb. sack,
OLYMPIC FLOUR, bbL
-
krinkle Corn Flakes,........... 3 for 25c
Roman M eal,........... 35c, 3 for $1.00
Corn Meal, yellow or w hite,....... 30f
Toy Rolled Oats, pkg..................... 15c
$1.95
$7.«0
Nucoa, butter substitute lb.....
Certo, for jellies and ja m s ,......
Porto, base for punch,...............
Sun Maid Raisins, pkg........
29c
35c
35c
18c
$ 1 .2 5
$ 1 .0 0
D ep en dab le C o ffee, lb. 43c, 3 lb s ..
Justice C o ffee, lb. 35c, 3 lb s..............
P eaberry C o ffee, lb. 30c, 3 lb s..............
85c
A. W. METZGER & CO.
Phone 1451
Phone 1451
Q u ality and Service
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
OVERLAND and WILLYS-KNIGHT
Prices
New
Factory
$525.00
$525.00
$795.00
$875.00
$425.00
OVERLAND
Gresham
Touring
Roadster
Coupe
Sedan
Chassis
$666.00
$666.00
$960.00
$1050.00
$545.00
Touring
Roadster
Coupe
$1455.00
$1455.00
$2075.00
Gresham Overland Co.
W. A. HESSEL
1141
Reliability
GRESHAM
M en’s S o ft F elt H ats
in foreign and American makes, are shown in
various smart styles, including both rough and
smooth finishes and introducing a diversity of
new colors, among them the new browns, tans,
grays and greens. Priced in regular stock at
Mr. an d Mrs. Je rry H eyne a re th e
p a re n ts of a 7 (i-p o u n d boy, b o rn last
nig h t.
1141
Service
Colors—Pearl, Light
Fawn, Tan, Filbert,
Seal, Light-Gray Mix­
ture, Dark Gray Mix­
ture, Brown Mixture,
Heather Mixture, Moss
Green Mixture.
Mrs. Wm. S. G rav es, of S an F r a n ­
cisco, Is v isitin g w ith h er m o th er.
Mrs. 8. E. S easc an d h e r sis te r, Mrs.
I. 8 . K o rsund.
Mrs. J. D. T a j lor left la s t w eek foi
O m aha fo r a visit w ith re la tiv e s.
T h e O utlook P u b lish in g com pany
n as com e in to p o ssession of a 1920
W illy s-K n ig h t to u rin g c a r In p aym ent I
of an old p rin tin g acco u n t. T he O v er­
land-4 b elo n g in g to th e com pany has
T h e W om en of W oodcraft w ill meet '
been sold to F lo y d Mack. T he tw o
tra n s a c tio n s w e re co n su m ated early T u esd ay afte rn o o n S ep tem b er 26, a t ' H
th e hom e of M rs J o h n M etzger a t 2
th is w eek.
o'clock
W iliam Thom and fam ily a tten d ed
Mrs. R alph D avidson e n te rta in e d a
th e a n n u a l c o n feren ce of th e M eth­
o d ist E p isco p al c h u rc h a t V ancouver, n u m b e r ot frie n d s a t h e r hom e T h u rs ­
W ea h iu g to r. last S u n d ay. T hey h eard day ev en in g In h o n o r of h e r m o th er
Hie Special on
th e o rd in a tio n
a d d re ss w hich w as w ho c e le b ra te d h e r 50th b irth d a y on
given by Dr. C h a rie r V erm llya of S an th a t day.
F ra n c isc o fo rm erly of N orth D a k o ta i
D ew ey G ibbs, son of Mr. a n d Mrs.
ami m et o th e r fo rm e r p a s to rs of ’h e t ] R. W. G ibbs s u rp ris e d h is p a re n ts by
state.
com ing hom e u n ex p ected ly from Ione,
S tu d e n ts from h e re w ho re g iste r, d j O regon. He ex p ects to leave fo r Hood
nt W illam ette U n iv ersity e a rly th is : Riv< r tom orrow .
week w e r
th e M isses W inifred s t. | Roy B ailey. T. .1. B ailey an d L eslie
C lulr. Fva T â c h e ro n , C a ro lin e T ail- W alrad left G resh am T h u rsd a y m o rn ­
im p , Violet Coe an d M arjo rie L ym an ing fo r P e n d leto n to a tte n d th e ro u n d ­
I and O urle Hise.v.
up.
G ordon J. T ay lo r, of M ollala, ie c t-
Mr. and Mrs. O. M itchell a re leav ­
I tirer, e n te rta in e r, w rite r an d re a l es­
ing S a tu rd a y for Hood R iver.
Next door to Outlook
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ta te m an . w as a G resh am v is ito r lo-
GRESHAM, OREGON
-M rs . H. J. P u lfe r d islo cated th
i day.
S2BZZZ.
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iw v »
D elegates c f th e local W. C. T. I . hone in one of h e r a n k le s a few days
i w ho a tten d ed th e co u n ty convention : ago.
Mrs. C la ra Wolff, of P o rtla n d , Is
[ held th is week in th e M etho list E pls-
•opal c h u rc h S o u th . P o rtla n d , w ere | v sitln g for a few days a t th e hom e of
*
Mrs. B. L. W alrad . Mrs. M ary S h o e­
T he roof ot th e D. E. T ow le re si-
m a k e r. Mrs. II. 9. Clow, Mrs. W. F.
R epairs
H oney, M is G e o F H oney and Mr-. , dence is being re sh in g le d .
1921 Overland-4 touring, only run 3000 miles.
.1. N. C lan ah an . O ne of th e m ost in- a re a ls o being ra t d e on th e ro o fs ot
1 le re s tln g fe a tu re s of th e convetitlo.t se v e ra l o th e r houses In th e city..
1920 Overland Sedan, fine shape, ....................
$600
G eorge W K eeney Is m aking p re p ­
w as said to be th e a d d re s s of a J a p ­
1916 Overland-4 touring, good shape,.......
$200
an ese w om an w ho Is a tte n d in g m e a ra tio n s to build a fo u r-ro o m b u n g a ­
1921 Ford touring, fine shape.
E p isco p al co n v en tio n . S he rep o rte d low on his p ro p erty on R o b erts av e­
•liM'O m em b ers of th e W. C. T. U. in nue n e a r th e E v an g elical c h u rc h p a r ­
1918
Ford touring.
Jap an a m ' said th a t h e r ow n little sonage.
5 good Trucks, new and used.
I to w n b o asted 1200 m em bers. S he w ill I Mr. an d Mrs. C lark Scofield of W est-
itte n d ih< w o rld co n v en tio n of th e : field, New Y ork, a re sp en d in g a few
d ay s w ith Mr. an d Mr«1. M M. S quire.
W .C .T . V. in P h ilad elp h ia
Reliability
S c r t u 'c c
T he L a ti'e s' Aid «•oclety Will m eet They a re m o to rin g to C alifo rn ia and
: next W ednesday w ith Mrs. C. J. L u n d - have tra v e le d 3400 m iles sin ce the
! q ulat. T he h o stess w ill he a ssiste d ' 71 it oi A ugust.
Miss H e ste r T horpe left lodav for
| by Mrs. A. H d intnar and Mrs. S. C.
PASTOR AM» FAMILY
Zion F , im ielical ( h u r e h .
Jo n es.
E ffo rts a r r I elng m ade t o , A lbany w here she w ill teac h fifth
U II I. HAVE HE( I 1*1 ION
T
he
R e ,. H. R. G eb h ard t, p a sto r of
b rin g out a fu ll a tte n d a n c e of m em - g rad e w ork.
—
th e Zion E v an g elical c h u rc h , a n n o u n c ­
Miss G e rtru d e E astm an and h er
: l e i s at tin s m eetin g .
A recep tio n w ill be given th e Rev.
T h e A u x iliary to th e A m erican L e­ a u n t. Mrs. M. P a tte rs o n , w ere w o rk ­ I A. S. H lsev and fam ily a t th e ch u rch es set vivas fo r th e com ing S u n d ay as
follow s: S unday school a» 10 o'clock,
tton w i.l m eet T u esd ay evening. Sep- ing In th e c a n n e ry at V ancouver,
I on n ext T u esd ay evening, S eptem ber p re a c h in g in th e G erm an la n g u a g e a t
! tem b er 36. at th e h om e of Mrs. Jo h n W ashngtou. but have re tu rn e d hom e
•’6. by m em b ers and frie n d s of th e 11. T t •• serm o n topic is T re a s u re
j M etzger at 8 o'clock.
again.
S eeking "
w
A s u r p ris e p a rty w as given H. C.
Mrs. Ja n ie s E lk iu g to n and Mrs. O J ch u rch . P la n s fo r th e affair a re in
T
he
young
peo
p
le's
m
eetin g a t 8
L arso n T h u rsd a y
ev ening w nen a A. E a stm a n have gone to. S alem to r e ­ th e h a n d s of th e L adies' Aid a n d th e
f clock w ill he Jed by R udolf M ullen
n u m b er of frie n d s d ro p p ed In to spend m ain d u rin g th e w eek of th e sta te ; H ome M issionary socety. T hey w ill
hoff T he to r lc fo r d iscu ssio n w ill be
th e evening. T h e o ccasion w as in I fa ir. T hey have secu red p o sitio n s
i Include a p ro g ram , a social h o u r and
How can we n eip fo reig n m issio n ary
honor of Mr. I b i s o n ’s bit Unlay.
1 s im ila r to th e ones held at th e county
j re fre sh m e n ts. T his w ill be th e first w o rk ?" T he qn.-stion is "W hy do von
Mrs. E th el M iller left today fo r i fa ir here.
M onm outh to ta k e c h a rg e of th e Rick- i Mrs. Floyd Mack and d a u g h te r a re | ro c ia l 'v e n t of th e y e a r and Is ex- believe th e B ible is th e W ord of
re a ll te a c h e rs t'a n ln g school w hich I m ak in g a tr ip to S e a ttle and B re m e r­ ! pected to tax th e cap acity of th e G o d ? ’
ch u rch
A g e n e ra l H ivitation Is being
has re c e n tly been ta k e n over by th e ' ton.
P o stp o n em en t oi S ale.
I extended.
g o v ern m en t. T he school coalm en ex I
The c o n stab le s sa le of a re g iste re d
W
A
NTED,
5o
co
rd
s
of
good
wood.
I
n
­
H olstein h u ll w hich w as ad v ertise d
Monday. Miss A nna Itru g g er Is act-
q u ire a t th e p ickle facto ry . G re sh ­
T h e B an k o f G resh am pays 5 p e r fo r S ep tem b er 21 has been postponed
Ing a s cb*rk a t B ishops for a few days. 1 am phone Ik s ’ .
ic s n t in te re s t on tim e d e p o sits.— Adv. to T uesday. S ep tem b er 2« a t 3 p. m
$ 2 .5 0 to $ 5 .0 0
E.
W IL LY S-K N IG H T
$1235.00
$1235.00
$1795.00
M rs. W. E. B eegle and Mrs. P. A.
G ould have re tu rn e d from a 10-daj
visit a t R ock aw ay w ith W. R. G ould
and fam ily. T hey re p o rte d a m ost d e­
lig h tfu l outin g .
A Faff fiat That Harmonizes
With Your Head—
Hi
AYLSWORTH,
Clothing and Shoe Store
Remember !
3-quart Pure Aluminum Sauce Pans
at only 69c
SWEATERS
For Men and Boys
The “ l orn Wye” Knit Jac­
ket is a heavy brown-heather
wool garment, has two breast
and two side pockets, a favor­
ite with the school
IX)VS.
rice
$ 7 .7 5
’ For the boys in sizes 28 to
36 we have the slip over heavy
wool blue or maroon with or-
Priced at
$3.50 tc $5.00
Women's Tuxedo Jersey all-wool Jackets, each
$5.75
W omen's Wide Wool fringed scarfs, assorted
colors, each
$ 3 .5 0
We have a good line of Heather Mixed Wool
Hose, for men, women and children at
the popular prices.
Walrad Mercantile Co.
.Mrs. G. F. Tucker will hare on display Saturday,
some of her gorgeous Dahlias, grown on the Tucker Hill
Dahlia Farm.
Saturday is the Last D ay
i
HEPP’S RACKET STORE
Gresham Overland Co.’s USED CARS.
w . A. HESSEL