PAGE EIGHT
GRESHAM
Tax Reform Demand« Public
Economics.
W ith In d u stry b earin g th e h an d icap
of c o n sta n tly in c re a sin g fed eral and
s ta te tax es, all c o rn e rs of th e co u n
tr y a re ra isin g a c ry for ta x refo rm s.
G en erally th ese d em an d s for a lig h t
en in g of th e b u rd en b ear th e e x p re s
sion th a t c h an g in g th is ta x law o r r e
p ealin g th a t one w ill rem edy th e s it
u atio n . In a m in o r w ay, am en d m en ts
a n d m odifications of th e ex istin g s ta t-
u tes w ould p ro v e beneficial, b u t th e
re a l aid c a n n o t be Invited to e x e rt its
fo rce u n til n a tio n a l an d s ta te e x tra v a
g an ces cease.
W hen econom y g o v ern s th e h an d s
th a t sign th e v o u ch ers in th e public*!
nam e, th en sm a ll tim e w ill be devoted
to co n sid e ra tio n of ta x a tio n sy stem s,
to r th en th ey w ill not be o p p ressiv e.
W atch th e ex p e n d itu re s a n d th e
finances w ill larg ely ta k e c a re of
th em selv es.
Chilled or Steel Plows
With all Genuine Oliver Repairs
DISC HARROWS
SPIKE HARROWS
SPRING-TOOTH HARROWS
A Complete Line of Implements and Machinery’ at
Gresham.
HESSEL’S FARM MACHINERY
Reliability
1141
GRESHAM
Service
1141
COMPLETE SPOCK OF
M e n ’s, W om en's a n d C h ild ren ’s
WINTER UNDERWEAR
Don’t Forget to bid on the Comforter
this week
Domus Qualitatis
A. W. METZGER & CO. STORE
S P E C IA L H O U RLY SA L E S
8 to 9 a. m.
2-qt. Granite Lipped
Sauce Pans, each
15c
9 to 10 a. m.
M . B. B. Golfee
"METZGER’S BEST BULK
Reg. 35c vai. spi. 3 for 85«*
10 to 11 a. m.
Steel Wool, the pkg. 6f
M ystic Mits, each
6f
11 a. m. to 12 noon
Creamery Butter Hour
Best Butter the lb. 48'
3
OUTLOOK,
EKIDAY. (K'TOB E K ¿7.
I »22
A. HKI NN EK HAS
SIGHTLY NEW HOME
T he line new ten-room hom e of A.
B ru n n e r on th e Section L ine road In
D»e w estern p a rt of th e city of Gresh-
am is one of th e o u ts ta n d in g a ttr a c
tlo n s of th a t section. I t Is b u ilt on th e
high gro u n d above th e road an d over-
, looks field and fo rest to th e n o rth ex-
j te n d in g in to th e s ta te of W ashington.
' It is a full tw o-story house w ith base
m en t an d h as fu rn ace, b ath an d lava-
' tory. I t is w»ll b u ilt an d gives one th e
im pression of a s u b s ta n tia l co u n try
hom e w ith city conveniences. I t has
a D utch k itch en an d built-in buffet.
T he floors in liv in g room an d d in in g
room a re of w h ite oak. Mr. B ru n n e r
believes in p a tro n izin g hom e in d u stry
and has proven th a t he can g et th e
best of w o rk m an sh ip rig h t a t home.
L. J. W in ter w as th e c a rp e n te r in
ch arg e w ith H. M. M iller as a s s is ta n t
for a p a rt of th e tim e. T hom as B ro th
ers did th e o u tsid e p ain tin g , th e In te r
ior finishing an d d eco ratin g and W ells
C h alk er th e plum bing. F red L. B ourne
w ired th e house and Floyd Mack fu r
n ish ed th e elec tric fixtures.
T h e value of th e house is placed at
betw een <5000 an d <6000.
Mr. B ru n n e r h as b u ilt a new g a r
age, w hich now s h e lte rs his new B uick
car.
Win. IlcK ee.
Wm. McKee is b u ild in g a new hom e
for h is fam ily on th e Section L ine
road a sh o rt d istan ce w est of th e city
lim its of G resham .
I t Is of bungalow-
type b u ilt h ig h enough to allow th re e
room s u p stairs. T h ere will be fo u r
room s below. A liv in g room ex ten d s
I acro ss th e e n tire fro n t of th e house
[ and is 34 x 15 feet. S pecial care is be-
I ing ta k e n to m ak e th e bouse proof
a g a in s t w in te r w inds. Mr. McKee,
who is from th e c ity en g in e e r’s office
in P o rtla n d , is p u ttin g In h is sp are
; tim e w o rk in g on th e house. T h e fin-
■ ish in g w ill be done by Mr. K olstadt.
New S to re B uilding.
W m. J. M erica is b u ild in g a store,
I 24 x 44 feet a t th e n o rth w e s t co rn er of
Section L ine and B a rk e r roads.
20th Century Grocery
SATURDAY AND MONDAY PRICES, of interest to Consumers, on 1922 goods
SOAPS
10 bars FELS................... 63»
22 bars CRYSTAL \YHITE $1
4 bars IVORY................... 30<
5 bars P & G....................... 25c
25 bars ROYAL W HITE.. $1
4 bars CREME O I L ....... 30é
CANNED GOODS 1922 CROP
HOLDEN BANTAM COKN
‘B an tam B ra n d ’, can
5 cans fo r.................
31.00
CROSBY CORN,
• DelAIonte B rand, can 17 i^c
5 can s fo r......................... 83c
MARYLAND CORN
can
.............................. 10c
5 can s f o r ......................... 49c
PEAS, Royal Red S tan d ard ,
can
5 c a n s for
60c
PEAS, P rei. Stock T elephone
can 20c, 5 cans fo r
95c
PEAS, P ref. Stock, ten d e r
PEAS, Lily of th e Valley,
Early J u n e Sifted, can 25c,
5 cans fo r.....................$1.20
TOMATOES, B anquet B rand,
sta n d a rd No. 2 1/. can 12U c
5 c a n s fo r.................... 60c
BAKED BEANS, Del M onte
melting, 22|^c, 5 for $1.08
Buffet size,
can fo r................................ 5e
Some Extremely clever buying in GRATED PINEAPPLE
No. 1 flat cans.10c, No. 2 tall cans 15f, No. 2% can 20c
Sugar—14 lbs. Pure Cane Sugar $1, limit 1 lot to customer
Pan Cake Goods—Olympic, Fishers, Crown, Albers, large pkg.
HONEY, OREGON SAGE
pint ja rs....................... 29c
SPANISH QUEEN OLIVES
lrg size pint ja r........... 29c
PREF. STOCK CATSUP,
pint bottle..................... 25c
Crimson Rambler MARSHMALLOW SYRUP,....... 5-lb. can
CREA METTES,
3 packages fo r.............. 25c
MOP STICKS
e a c h .................................. 15c
SALTED PEANUTS
pound ............................. 15c
SCHIELS NOODLES
3 p ackages fo r............
ItOYAL BAKING POWDER
lrg can 40c, 2 ^ lb cn $1.19
RALSTON BRAN
package ....................... 15c
CRANBERRIES, lb.........................
I
25c
22c
39<‘, 10-lb. can
MACARONI,
4 lbs. curve cut.
GOOD MATCHES
78c
......
25c
6 p ackages fo r ................ 25c
FANCY SWEET SPUDS
6 pounds....................... 25c
19<* || DRY ONIONS, 5 lbs. for...............
10^
20th Century Coffee is the “Super-Six” of the Coffee family. 2 lbs.
65c. Roasted today, on your table tomorrow.
GRESHAM LOCALS
Small Cottages.
C larence J. C leveland h as b u ilt a 4-
1 room co ttag e an d W. H. R yder one of
I tw o room s on th e ir tw o-acre tr a c ts on
l th e Jen n e road.
The M. M. S q u ire hom e w est of
G resham on th e Pow ell V alley ro ad is
■ one of th e re c en tly com pleted houses.
The larg e d in in g an d llvln groom com
bined is v ery a ttra c tiv e w ith its large
, fireplace, built-in bookcases and hom ey
ap pearance. T h e k itc h e n has all of the
built-in featu res. T he u p per p a r t of
th e house Is finished off in to four sleep
ing room s.
T he A. M. B ran n an hom e e a s t of
G resham on th e A ndrew s road w as
b u rn ed dow n a few m o nths ago by
lig h tn in g . I t Is now b ein g replaced by
a b e tte r house. C. S. M iller, a P o rt
land co n tra c to r h as ch arg e of th e w ork.
T he house is 45 x 35 an d one and one-
h alf sto rie s high. W hen com pleted,
th e re w ill be seven room s, four room s
d o w n stairs and th re e bedroom s up
sta irs .
PLEASANT HOME
BUILDING ACTIV
1 to 2 p. m.
IES
T he G. W. S tap leto n hom e w as th e
scene of a d elig h tfu l b irth d a y din n er,
T u esd ay evening, O ctober 24, th e o c
casion being Miss G eo rg ie’s b irth d ay
T hose w ho enjoyed th e p le a s a n t tim e
w ere: th e M isses C la ra M ason, M ary
W old, H elen H ouse, G olda A dam s, M il
dred M etzger, D oris Z im m erm an, Ma
bel and B eatrice Ja c k so n , an d M arie
Blom.
T he A rem e clu b w ill give a card
p a rty in th e Maso. ic h a ll on n e x t
M onday evening. All E a s te rn S ta rs
a re Invited.
M rs. C a rrie Pow ell w ill e n te rta in
the officers of the E a s te rn S ta r a t
luncheon n ext S a tu rd a y , O ctober 28.
T he B ap tist L ad ies’ G uild w ill serv e
a chicken d in n e r W ednesday evening,
N ovem ber 1, from 5:30 to 7:30 in the
G resham g ra n g e hall. A splendid
m enu h as been a rra n g e d in clu d in g
pum pkin pie.
L e ste r S p en cer h as re tu rn e d from
a v isit w ith re la tiv e s a t K ennew ick
and Y akam a, W ash. He b ro u g h t w ith
him from th e Y akam a V alley a b ran ch
from an ap p le tre e th a t h as on it 14
larg e, p erfect ap p les of th e D elicious
variety. I t is on d isp lay in th e O ut
look w indow .
Mrs. M arion Jo h n so n h as re n te d h er
hom e n o rth of G resham to W. N.
S h arp , m a n a g e r of th e Zw eibel wood
w ork in g p lan t, who w ill move In nex t
w eek. Mrs. Jo h n so n an d Miss E liz a
beth Jo h n so n w ill occupy a p a rtm e n ts
In th e H o rn isch house on F ir s t stre e t.
Another Big Demonstration Saturday
COCOIZE
CLEANS
Jewelery, Silverware, Metals, Kettles, Aluminum, Dirty
H.ands, Drains, Closets, Sewers
It’s the COCOANUT Oil
Made in Portland, Oregon Quality
VISIT OUR WINDOW DISPLAY
It’s Educational
See the Cocoanut in its native state
C o n sid erab le ac tiv ity
h as
been
j show n d u rin g th e su m m er in th e
Hand Painted Cups and
i P le a sa n t Home d is tric t. T h is in clu d es
| a new fo u r-ro o m house, p o u ltry b u ild B E T H E L BAPTIST ( III KUH
Saucers, the set
$1.49
M ILL GIVE CONCERT
ings and b a rn for 1). T. W illiam s on
th e Mt. Hood Loop highw ay. A w ater
B ible school convenes a t 10 a. m.
■ system h a s been in stalled .
O reglow F arm , th e old S p iers hom e T he serm o n a t 11 o’clo ck w ill be d e
i n e a r C o ttrell sch o o lh o u se, lias been livered by Rev. O. C. W rig h t, D. D.,
p u rch ased by D. B rooks H ogan from of P o rtla n d . Dr. W rig h t is In th e
O swego, w here he is d eveloping a B a p tist w ork in O regon an d all th e
Peanut Butter, Salted
m odern d airy p lan t. A la rg e new b arn
frien d s of th e B ap tist den o m in atio n
h as been com pleted.
Peanuts, each the lb. 13<‘
D aw son S m ith h as a fine new hom e should h e a r him .
a t th e top of th e L usted hill. It Is a
T he ch o ir, u n d e r th e a b le le a d e rsh ip
m odern house In a b eau tifu l location. of H. W. S tro n g , w ill fu rn ish special
L u ry F o ch t h as added a room to his
ho u se and bu ilt a b a rn d u rin g the m usic fo r th e occasion. It w ill r e n
Cannot be found anywhere than at this store
su m m er on his p ro p e rty n o rth of d er th e an th em "I W ill B less th e
P le a s a n t Home.
L o rd ,” F re d e ric k Jero m e. T he solo
Jew ell C ollin s h as added a new p a rt w ill he c a rrie d by M rs. H. W.
Large Size Aluminum
p o rch and rem odeled th e in te rio r of
S tro n g . Guy D. Jo n es w ill p re s e n t
h is dw elling.
Roasters ............. $2.69
Mrs. J. A. S te p h e n s lias a new b u n as a solo, "T h e P u b lic a n " Van De- ,
galow of fo u r o r five ro o m s n e a r the W ater.
This Special on Enamel Ware is until Tuesday
M ethodist p a rso n a g e w hich is occu
No evening service. U nion services '
p ied by P rin c ip a l T e a te r of the O rient a t th e M ethodist E piscopal church.
school anil him fam ily.
T h e ch o ir is p racticin g tw ice a week
R alph Jo h a n s o n 's new hom e n e a r
O rien t sch o o lh o u se is of a ttra c tiv e in p re p a ra tio n for th e s a c r e j co n cert
f ancy Medium Bacon
type. It is located at a point w here 1 S unday evening, N ovem ber 5, opening
i
n v°V? ' ' ° ° P .h ,g h w a > leaves ,h “ of m u sical week
the pound
......... 33c
Pow ell \ alley road.
Full line of beautiful Holiday China
T he hom e of L au d erliack b ro th e rs is
In I n f r e i n o i l . ' l e i l
UNION SERV ICES AT
The M ethodist ch u rc h h as added a
M ETIIO
D IST ( III RU1I
S u n d ay school room IS x 28 feet to th e
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c h u rc h build in g , h as ra ise d th e par-1
,
sonage u.,1 put a new fo u n dation
L
,
’ * n l" K ,h<1 c h u rc h e s of
tier it and has b u ilt 8-foot porches on ¡G re sh a m w ill u n ite in a se rv ice at th e
Telephone 1236
Gresham, Oregon
tro u t an d back. All th e c h u rc h prop- M ethodist ch u rc h at 7:30 in th e int«A-
e rty h a s been new ly p ain ted. T he est of th e C h ild ren 's F arm Home at
value of th e im p ro v em en ts is tnor
F o re s t Grove. T he m eetin g w ill be
th a n <1001».
Mr. M cA llister h as b u ilt a sm all u n d er th e au sp ices of th e W. C. T. U.
bungalow ju s t n o rth of the O rient Ju d g e W alter H. E vans, of P o rtlan d ,
scho o lh o u se
w ill lie th e sp eak er. He w ill be in
A. A. T ib b lts Is b uilding a uew home tro d u ced by A ttorney C. G. S ch eld er, j
w est of th e O rien t school.
c h a irm a n of th e F arm H ome co m m it
P ro b ab ly th e g re a te st o rc h e s tra th e tee for th e G resh am d is tric t.
From November 1st on are
w orld h as ev er know n w a s su p p o rted
T he m o rn in g serv ices w ill be In
b> Solom on in his tem ple a , t ording , rh a r g of the p asto r, th e Rev. A. 8.
to Jo sep h u s, th e re w ere 20.000 h a r p s '
, .
8< a quart and 5c a pint
S unday is Good L ite ra tu re
and p sa lte rie s of so lid co p p er and
Day, for th e O regon C onference.
20.000 tru m p e ts of silv er.
M oreover it is th e closing day of th e
"I-W iil-M a in ta ln ” cam p aig n w hich has
Established lSti'.l
J. I.. *> I A EEOKD, S ee,.- I-rea«.
been conducted in th e in te re s ts of the
Phone 2441
g re a t m issio n ary e n te rp ris e s of th e
ch u rch . T h e serm o n topic fo r the
Get it at Cecil Metzger’s Store *
m o rn in g w ill be th e th ird In th e series
at the same price
on "O u r C h ristia n H eritage, an d w ill
be on "T h e H e rita g e from th e W es
leyan R evival."
I
Piano Tuning.
A S t a t e , d C om m unication of
T he ch o ir w ill sing H om e to Thy S a tisfa c tio n g u a ra n te e d . <3. Phone e X y c r e « h a n
G resh am L odge A. F & A. M
S h e lte rin g F o ld." In th e evening j Jo n e s, Gresham 1561, care Out ’
a t G resham . O regon. Call, phone or w rite for prices
No 152 w ill be held In M asonic
look.
Miss H ansen w ill sing th e solo.
h all W ednesday evening. N ovem ber
T he E p w o rth L eague topic w ill be j
. . | W ho is a m issio n ary ? E v ery mn- 1 Labor in the M. M. Degree.
"M aking th e G ift E ffective.'
I’lione G re« ham 1>*I
7
slcian w ho know s a little an d w ho has
Walrad Mercantile Co.
Saturday, Kerrs Best Pat. Flour $1.75
2 to 3 p. m.
BETTER VALUES
3 to 4 p. m.
Bonnie Blue Enamel Ware, piece 39c
4 to 5 p. m.
JUST ARRIVED
ALL DAY
HEPP’S RACKET STORE
Winchester Specials s i
While the Stock Lasts
Watch Our Windows for Specials
Footballs for the Boys, each............ $1.00
Hammers for the Men, each.................... 69
Paring Knives for the Ladies, each. . .10
MILK PRICES
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28
R. M. S I AEEOKD, Pros,
GRESHAM DAIRY
STA FFO R D ’S
Genuine Dills, Sweet & Sour Pickles, Chow ( how , Relishes
G row n and Packed
OREGON PICKLE & CANNING CO., Inc.
G re« hum. Oregon
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Mason will lead.
a little pow er of passing it on
W. L. OORSAGE, Sec y.
‘ A. F. HAM MAR, W. M