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GRESHAM LOCALS
Men’s Scotch Tweed Caps
In light and dark col­
ors, Priced at $2.50
Also some nifty dark
tweed caps for boys
E a c h ..........$1.65
See our P 2 A Silver Gray wool mived Union Suits for
men. We have them in two weights, $2.50 and $3 50
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
1 he Ro-1 ex-Co Lnion Suits are good ones for fall and
winter. Gray for boys, white for girls, ages 2 to 14
years, Average price per suit,........................... $1.15
Walrad Mercantile Co.
Gresham, Oregon
J
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f The big, heavy, cross-ribbed tread,
size 30 x 3£
Pathfinder
Another Goodyear product
Special at
$ Q .5 O
See them in our display room
You Need a Pathfinder
RAKER & SON
Gresham
Phone 1301
How Many Will Give
One Dollar?
Y V /M .I I'.R M. PIERCE, is making a gal-
’ ’ lant fight, almost single handed, to be
elected ( ¡overnor of Oregon. He has no funds
to pay the expenses of his campaign.
T he Issue he m akes is Reduced T axes, and he
prom ises, if elee; •<!, to use every pow er vested in
the G overnor to lessen th e ta x a tio n th a t now
rests so heavily upon th e backs of th e people.
No pow erful c o rp o ra tio n s a re behind f ie r c e ; n o ­
body but tlie plain people, liis election depends
upon them alone, D on't you f e d it y o u r duty to
help him in his w orthy fight bv c o n trib u tin g ()ne
D ollar to his expenses? It is n ’t m uch for an y
one to give, bin th e re a rc m any plain people, anil
if you help a little th e b a ttle will lie won. It will
m ake a d e a n cam paign and elect a clean m an.
P lease send jo u r d o lla r today, to g e th e r w ith
your nam e ami address, and th e c o n trib u tio n will
be acknow ledged by re tu rn m all.
P IT T IN G PIE R C E IN MEANS
I T T T I M YOI |{ I AXES IMlll NJ
Ileip P ierce W in!
W rite your
N am e here
W rite your
A ddress here
t til till« notice out and pin a d o lla r I,ill >«, it rt.id mull to
T. H. CR AWT ORD, Manager
I'lc rc e -fo r.G o .e riio r ( uiop.iigit
G ordnu B uildlug. P o rtla n d . O regon
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. P a ir, p a re n ts of
R elativ es of Mrs. Rose M etzger have
Mrs. B 0 . R osw ell. left th e first p a rt re c e n tly received an a n n o u n cem en t of
of 'a ‘ t week for E m p o ria. K an sas, to | her m a rria g e to H a rry M arkley on
visit relativ es. T hey a re m ak in g th e , S a tu rd ay . S ep tem b er 16. a t T u la re ,
tr ip by auto.
| C alifornia.
A m eetin g of th e city co u n cil w ill j Mrs. M arkley w ar ra is e d In G resh-
i be h eld T u esd ay evening. O ctober 3. I ant and h a s lived h e re all h e r life un-
T he next re g u la r m eetin g of the ! til she w e n t to C a lifo rn ia a few
W. C. T. U. w ill be on T h u rsd a y . Octo- ¡m o n th s ago. S he re tu rn e d to G re s h ­
1 h er 5. a t th e hom e of M rs. A. Mc­ am a o o n t a m o n th ago a n d w ent ag ain
a rrie d I
M anus A good p ro g ra m is b eing p J» re
I g3- re c e n tly - to C a lifo rn ia io be - m ---
p ared
A silv e r te a w ill be served.
w edding w as to hav e ta k e n place
E lectio n of officers fo r th e e; «nine ! on
P ^ n d ie r 5 but h ad to be poSt-
i y e a r w ill be held. D eleg ates w ill be j poned u n til h e r b u sin e ss could be a r ­
ch o sen io r th e s ta te co n v en tio n w hit h I ran g ed h ere.
H a rrv M arkley w as a ls o a form er
Is to be held in M cM innville. O ctober
10. T h is is to be an im p o rta n t m e e t - . re sid e n t of G resham . He is th e nephew I
ing an d a good a tte n d a n c e is d esired . of Mrs. L P. M anning. At on e tim e
L. P. J M anning accom panied by M r he ow ned * b lack sm ith shop h ere. H e
" and Mrs. B g. C lark and h is n iece 'ias a vinP-v ard n e a r T u la re . C alifor-
Mlss E th el M anning m otored to S alem niE’ and h a s about 40 a c re s of Kr a Pe s -
W ednesday to a tte n d th e s ta te fa ir T be C0!,ple wiU m ak e th e ir hom t
Miss M anning sp en t th e day a t th e ’h tr e F r,e n d s c an re a c h ‘hem by ad -
fa ir an d th en w n t hom e to O akland , d re s sin * ,h p Ie ,te rs 10
C, Box
O regon. M rs M anning w ent in to P o r t ’ l 2S T u Ia re ' ' ' a Ilfo r"»a -
lan d W ednesday to v isit h e r son and
d a u g h te r an d th e ir fam ilies an d
frlendB. She re tu rn e d hom e S u n d ay
evening.
Dr. H. H. H u g h es an d his m o th er.
Mrs. A. H u g h es, a lso Mr. and M rs. W.
G. C row e of P o rtla n d , a tte n d e d th e
j m a rria g e of Dr. C has. P ix ley an d M iss
I ¡R u b y C lark B est a t G ra n ts P a s s on
! S ep tem b er 20, in th e F ir s t P re s b y te r­
ian ch u rch . Dr. H u g hes w as best
m an. Dr. an d Mrs. P ix ley a re a t hom e
j on W inona ra n c h .
T he Y oung P eo p le's L eague of th e
Zion E v an g elical c h u rc h w ill
id
Ih e lr q u a rte rly b u sin ess and social
m eeting F rid a y evening. O ctooer 6, a t
th e hom e of R udolf M ullenhoff a t D a­
m ascu s
A co rd ial in v ita tio n is e x ­
ten d ed io all frie n d s to com e and
spend th e evening.
M any e n jo v td th e illu s tra te d le c t­
u re on P a le s tin e given a t th e c h u rc h
last S u n d ay ev ening by Mr. Bloom.
T he c h u rc h w as filled m uch to th e
sa tisfa c tio n of th o se in ch arg e.
Gresham
Girl
Wins
tio n of officers fo r th e lo cal u n io n and
M illinery O rders Will Be Taken.
th e ch o o sin g of d e le g a te s fo r th e s ta te
A m illin e r from P o rtla n d w ill spend
| co n v en tio n to be h eld in M cM innville
th e day W ed n esd ay , O ctober 4, a t the
n ex t w eek.
p a rs o n a g e of J. T ru ed so n of P ow ell
I At th e re g u la r m eetin g of th e Boy V alley, w h ere sh e w ill ta k e o rd e rs
j S co u ts at th e Odd F ello w s h all on la s t ! to r m illin e ry goods an d h a t tr im ­
m in g — A dt
M onday ev en in g Dr. A. W. B otkin gave
I a s h o rt ta lk on first aid to th e in ­
NOTICE OF MASS MEETING.
ju re d . H e h as p ro m ised to c a rry th e
N otice is h ereb y given th a t p u r­
w o rk f u r th e r by giving a d e m o n s tra ­ s u a n t to .» re s o lu tio n of th e C ouncil
tio n on b an d ag in g , etc. T h e sco u ts 1 of th e C ity of G resh am d u ly p assed
l u n d e r d a te of S ep tem b er IS. 1922.
a re deeply in te re ste d in th is w ork.
, W ednesday. O ctober 11. 1922. a t th e
Mr. an d M rs J. N. ( la n a h a n w ere I h o u r of S p m. a t M etzger’s h a il in the
g u e sts of Mr. an d Mrs. D. E. T ow le
City of G resh am h as been fixed a s th e
last F rid ay on a tr ip to th e fa ir
at ,ln ie an d "la c e fo r th e hold in g of th e
S alem .
a n n u a l Mass M eeting fo r th e nom in a-
’ it,n of c a n d id a te s to be voted on at
Miss l o n a ta n c e P age, of P o rtla n d , th e g e n e ra l elec tio n to be held No-
w ns th e g u est on S u n d ay of h er b ro th - 'e m b e r 7. 1922.
er. Geo. W. P ag e an d fam ily.
T!” ' fo llo w in g officers w ill be e le c t­
e d fo r a p erio d of tw o y e a rs : One
T h e first p a rish w o rk e rs ’ co n fer- i M ayor, th r e e C o u n ellm en , one T re a s-
en ce fo r th e y e a r fo r th e Pow ell V al- " rp r one M arslinl, <nd one R ecorder.
ley c irc u it w as h eld y e ste rd a y bv th e , „ ™ a5 “ ’ >W n ;a ” n,PT in* not m orp
th a n fo u r p e rs o n s cun bp nnm inatpri
R ev eren d s A. S. H isey. G eorge C H er- fo r each of said offices,
re m a n . E. G. R an to n and L. F. S m ith
D ated th is 21st day of S ep tem b er,
an d Mrs. A lta G en try . P la n s fo r th e
C G S C H N E ID E R . R ecorder.
co m in g y e a r w ere d iscu ssed . T hey
w e re g u e sts of Mr. a n d M rs. H isey a t G o teriin r- to Urge Sale of W ar Goods
th e p a rs o n a g e fo r d in n er.
Io States.
W a lte r F. R obinson h as re n te d th e
G o v ern o r G roesbeck of M ichigan is
F re d R uegg an d th e S. C. Jo n e s fa rm s o rg a n iz in g th e g o v e rn o rs of th e o th e r
an d Is m oving h is fam ily o n to th e s ta te s to b rin g a b o u t th e p assag e at
Jo n e s place. Mr. an d M rs R. K. Akin, th is sessio n of c o n g re s s of th e bill in ­
w ho h av e been liv in g on th e Jo n e s tro d u c e d by S e n a to r T o w n sen d to d is­
farm , have m oved In w ith Mr. and tr ib u te am ong th e s ta te s s u rp lu s w ar
Mrs. 8 . C. Jo n e s in G resh am w here m a te ria l valued a t >1.009.000,000 a c ­
th e y w ill re m a in tem p o ra rily .
co rd in g (o w ord sent out by Robt. E.
M
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S m ith - - , r p re s id
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lib ra ria n , h as gone to In d ia n a p o lis C om pany Dank
T he governor» a re
w tiere sh e w ill be high school lib ra ­ being u rg ed to p re s s th e ir co n g res
ria n . S he w ill be th e first tra in e d sio n al d e le g a tio n s for actio n on th e
lib ra ria n In th e high sch ools of th a t Mil, w hich w ould low er s ta te ta x a tio n
city.
Miss D u rst h as been fo r th e by sav in g ta x p a y e rs m illio n s of dol
I p a st y e a r lib ra ria n for L incoln high ia rs In th e p u rc h a s e o( su p p lies, ma
school in P o rtla n d .
te r ia ls an d eq u ip m en t. T h is equip
A p a ir of g o ld -rim m ed g la s se s w as m ent u n d e r th e T ow nsend bill w ould
fo u n d In M asonic h all and have been be tu rn e d over to th e s ta te s on a b asis
left a t th e O utlook office.
of p o p u latio n , an d th e re fo re New
A. H am m ar h as been u n ab le to w ork Y ork. If th e bill p asses, w ill receive
fo r th e p ast few d ay s on ac c o u n t of th e la rg e s t a m o u n t n am ely ab o u t
blood poiso n in g In his left h an d w hich ' >98.700.060 w o rth , but even Nevada,
set In from a s c ra tc h received from i w ith th e sm a lle st p o p u latio n in th e
hl* tro w el.
| Union, w ould receiv e no less th e n
>800.000 w o rth , w hile W yom ing, the
tint look-E nterprise Combination.
j next sm a lle st In point of p o p u latio n ,
S u b sc rip tio n s w ill he ta k e n for th e would receiv e >1.800,000 w orth.
Outlook and th e O regon City E n te r­
p rise fo r one y e a r for >2 50
P la n o T u n in g .
S atisfaction gu aran teed
>3
Phone
J o n e s , G re sh a m 1561, c a re O ut
I uxitlcritij »nil Far Work
look.
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C. A. CARLSON
1327'» H a w th o rn e Ave
P o rtla n d
P h o n es
Aut 619-79 o r G resham 16,79
Wool Overcoat.
You need never fear the chill
if you wear a
KUPPENHEJMER
Comfort
Style
Wear
’18
’35
Full Belted, H alf Belted or Box Bucks, Raglan or Plain
shoulders. I lie latest styles in Fall i<tid W inter Over-
i’OiltSa lit
E. W. AYLSWORTH
CLOTHIER and
H AR FR nASH FD
Dowden Potato Diggers—
Two or Four Horse
Cham pionship.
S ta te c h a m p io n sh ip in hom e dem
o n stra tio n w o rk at th e O regon s ta te
fa ir th is y e a r w as w pn by M iss H elen
H isey a c c o rd in g to w o rk received
from M iss E th e l C alk in s, co u n ty club
leader. H elen H isey w on first p rize
in hom e d e m o n s tra tio n w o rk , M ildred
M etzger, th ird and M ildred McKen
At a m eetin g of th e L a d ie s’ Aid of nev, fifth.
j th e M ethodist E p isco p al c h u rc h la s t
w eek officers fo r th e en sy in g y e a r Local F illing Station In stalls Sew
w e re ch o sen as fo llo w s:
p re s id e n t,
E q u ip m e n t.
Mrs. Ja c k s o n J o n e s ; vice p re s id e n t,
It w ill be of in te re s t to m an y a u to ­
Mrs. A. W. S h ip ley ; se c re ta ry , Mrs. m obile o w n e rs to know th a t an a u to ­
C. M. H a rris o n ; tr e a s u r e r , M rs. C. E. m atic a ir m a c h in e fo r p u ttin g a ir in
R u sh er.
tire s h a s been re c e n tly In sta lle d in the
T h e W. C. T. U. w ill m eet w ith M rs. , D. F . B en tley shop on M ain s tre e t.
A. M cM anus oh R o b erts a v e n u e on I L ike a ll o th e r a u to m a tic fillers th e
T h u rsd a y a fte rn o o n of th is w eek. A ! m a ch in e h as a ch u ck valve w hich is
j good p ro g ra m of m u sic and re a d in g s j placed over th e a ir valve an d a u to m a ­
is being a rra n g e d fo r th e a ffa ir an d ' tic s h u ts off th e a ir w hen th e r e ­
re fre s h m e n ts w ill be served. T h e b u s - j q u ire d n u m b e r of p o u n d s fit a ir gets
in ess of th e day w ill in clu d e th e ele c ­ in th e tire .
Head**, Bird«, and I'lsh Mounted.
Hides Tanned and Made Up.
Now is the time to get
that warm, comfortable
Zion Et angelica I Church Young
People to Meet.
Mrs. F ra n k W ostell, h e r son H a rry
and d a u g h te r H elen , have m oved to
E u g en e w h ere th e young people a re
I a tte n d in g th e U n iv ersity of O regon.
| Mr. W ostell h as ta k e n up h is abode in
h is co tta g e on F ir s t s tre e t. T he W os­
te ll resid en ce h as been re n te d to Mr.
Ju d y , a s s is ta n t m a n a g e r of th e S ta n ­
d a rd Oil p la n t in G resham , w ho w ith
h is fam ily has moved in to th e house.
M. D. K ern w ent to Mt. A ngel on
F rid a y to v isit h is son, W. R. K ern
and fam ily.
On S a tu rd a y he took Union High to Close t’or Several Days.
th em to v isit th e fair.
U nion H igh school w as forced to
G resh am w as w ell re p re s e n te d a t close dow n Moi day m o rn in g on a c ­
th e s ta te fa ir on S a tu rd ay . A m ong count of th e colil as (he fu rn a c e r e ­
th o se a tte n d in g w ere Mr. a n d Mrs. B. fused to w ork. It w ill be n e c e ss a ry to
L. W alrad , Mr. and M rs. A. M cM anus. put in a new boilpr, w hich m ean s a
I Mr. an d Mrs. M. M! S q u ire. Mrs. C. couple of d ay s work. It is expected
i M errill, Mrs. W. a . W in ters e n d school w ill be ag a in resu m ed T h u rs
day m orning.
11 d a u g h te r. Mabel.
P ric e s R easo n ab le
Get Our Combination Bargain Rates with Dailies
OVERCOATS
The New Dowden
with adjustable blade
double elevator 22
in. wide, high wheels,
will do good work in
nearly any kind of
digging.
ENSILAGE CUTTER W ITH BLOWERS
Gas Engines
Motors
Plows
Drills
Spreaders
Get our prices before you buy. You’ll get the Implement
wanted at less
WATER SYSTEMS
HESSEL’S FARM MACHINERY
Re'iability
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. GRESHAM
Service
in i
A nother S p ecial!
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY
4-qt. Gray Enamel Preserve Kettle
29c
HEPP’S RACKET STORE
Next door to Outlook
GRESHAM, OREGON
M ake .»nr More your H e a d q u a rte rs w hile in G resham .
DONT DELAY
Second Half Taxes Delinquent October 5
Pay them through this bank
BONDS CALLED FOR PAYMENT
Any of the Victory Liberty Bonds having numbers
prefixed by A. B, C, D. E, or F are called for pavment
December 15th, and no interest will be paid after that
date. Arrange now for reinvestment. We will be glad
to assist you in securing new bonds or mortgages and
will pay you par and accrued interest for V ictory- bonds
called for payment. Again we say Do Not Delay.
FIRST STATE BANK
ORF.SHAM Or.SOON
W ood! W ood! W ded!
If you w ant wood. C. H. C alk in s is
th e m an a t th e w est end of F ifth
, stre e t. C all l l x . G resham . O regon.
"tntlonk.T elrgnim Biintains.
R egu lar m eetin g o f Gresh-
F ro m now u n til O ctober 31 s u b ­
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tm Iw dge No 125. I .O O F .
s c rip tio n s to th e G resh am O utlook In
A g en u in ely good m an Is so shocked
in the Odd F ellow s hall, every T h u rs­
i
th e W o-ld’s S irs th s t he Will not co m b in atio n w ith th e P o rtla n d T ele­ day even in g. Brqthert w elcom e.
g ram w ill be ta k e n at >4.60. T e le ­
ta lk about th em , but th e Im itaRon
C LA REN CE STANLEY. N. G.
alo n e a t >3.75.
S u b scrib e
gosxi m an likes to d iscu ss th e details. g th ram
ro u g h th e O utl. ok
C. A. HILL, Secretary.