Gresham outlook., June 12, 1923, Page 5, Image 5

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GMEBMAM OUTLOOK, T 1IS D A Y, JT.VE
T he natio n la divided Into th ree
clauses— hom e-lovers, auto - d w ellers
and resid e n ts of m otion p ic tu re
■V has gone aw ay th an to jum p up
th eaters.
and be knocked down again.
An im p o rta n t m eeting of th e Com­
You may believe in le ttin g w ell
T he m an th a t m akes th e m ost m o­ m ercial club w ill be held to n ig h t at
enough alone but w ell enough never tions
n ecessarily do th e m ost the city h all to h ea r rep o rts of com-
seem s to be w illing to let anybody work. doesn’t
W hat Is b u sier th an a C“ | m
alone.
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lttees and m ake plans to p articip a te
chasin g its ta ll?
In the big celeb ratio n on the F ourth.
T he m eeting w ill be held pro m p tly at
8 and will be snappy.
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GRESHAM LOCALS
STR A W
HATS
$2.50 to $4
Every Garment a
Challenge Value
at It’s Price
FLAG DAY THURSDAY, JUNE 14
Mrs. M. J. A llshouse w as h o stess on
la st F rid ay to th e P a st Noble G rand
We have a large assortment to select from, at prices
club of th e O rpha R ebekah lodge of
from lc to 25c
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M ontavilla, of w hich she is a m em ber,
also a num ber of p ast noble g ran d s
from G resham and o th e r Rebekah
lodges.
The en tire com pany n u m ­
bered 26. T he business of th e club
w as tra n sa c te d and a d elig h tfu l so­
cial occasion enjoyed, w hich included
a d in n er served by th e h o stess a ssist
ed by Mrs. Mary Richm ond of P o rt­
land and Mrs. C alla K enney of G resh-
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HEPP’S RACKET STORE
Pllo"e 1236
"raahaa, Oregon
Watch for the Big Thrift Sale, June 20
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WHAT A CHECK TELLS
The check you write on our bank tells the recipient you
are a person of well-ordered affairs. It proclaims your
business intelligence, suggests financial stability. It
commands respect and gives you personal prestige. It
is a good advertisement for you. Yet this is only one
of the many advantages a checking account with us will
give you. And it costs you nothing. So why not come
in and open one right away?
Jam es L aw rence has about finished
th e p ain tin g of his th re e houses on
South R oberts avenue. H is resid en ce
and th e house occupied by O. A. Bast
m an and fam ily a re com pleted and
w ork is being done on th e one occu
pied by W alter W in ters and fam ily.
F red Todd is doing th e work.
Wm. A nderson is laying a co n crete
w alk along his p ro p erty on South
R oberts and L aw rence avenues.
| Lloyd W ray of S eattle w as a d inner
g u est of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. A llshouse
on S aturday.
Dr. A. Thom pson w as called on to
perform a w edding cerem ony on Ju n e
4 for people from D ayton, W ashing­
ton. T he bride, Miss M attie May, has
GRESHAM, OREGON
been a friend of th e T hom psons fo r a
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¡In u m b e r of years. T he groom is W al
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J a t th e T hom pson hom e in G resham
FIRST STATE BANK
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CHEVROLET
B erry G ro w ers!
F arm ers!
Let us show you the newest model Chevrolet I-ton
,
. , . , s equiPPed
the Superior motor and has
electric lights and starter.
For speed, easy spring action and ease of handling
it is a winner.
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Prices are as follow s:
1 ON TR U C K chassis
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These prices all f. o. b. Gresham
W e trade and give liberal terms
Sherman McCarter Garage
Phone 2331
Gresham
Distributor for Chevrolet M otor Cars and
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98c
Sold Exclusively at
A. W. METZGER & CO.
Phone 1451 The W IN C H E ST E R Store Phone 1451
GRESHAM OVERLAND CO.
VV. A. Hessel
M achinery
W ater System s
Binders,
Implements
Fairbanks-Morse Scales
REPA IRS
Rakes, Tedders,
Mowers,
Phone 1141
“ CLIFTON”
Add to the beauty of Brenlin,
the charm of scallop and fringe
und you have a window shade
distinctively attractive and du­
rable.
Come in and let us tell you
about these shades.
J. E. METZGER
) our Home Furnisher
ours ram . omboon
Service
Tents and Camp Stoves for the Berry
Pickers and Campers
L. L. KIDDER HARDWARE CO
Phone 1421
If w orm s a re to be k e n t f m m
c h .r „ „
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Bsnlin
Binder Twine
w . A. HESSEL
Reliability
ltlonde Bess Opines.
M other 9 face Is like an open book J " '
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W inchester Sail H am m ers
-F o rg e d head. Patented In-
(erlocking watlg • Claws will
pull any headlei • nail. Hick
ory handles.
30x3% Kelly regular cord...........................
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30x3% Kelly oversize cord..........................
$15 00
Luggage Carriers, Spotlights, Bumpers, Sun Visors
Oils and Greases
All kinds of Campers Utensils in stock.
Poor T each er.
S unday School T each er __ W illie .
w hat a re you d o in g ?”
W illie 'sh o o tin g p a p e r)—“J u s t tr y ­
ing to m ake S unday school m ore In­
te re stin g .”
lluichcls — Drop
Sl-llich S ken-H ack Iliade
United S ta te. Royal, Nobby or U .co T ire.
K elly-Springfield Cord or Fabric T ire.
n „ } i erhiVe 8c 10' 10xl<’ and 12x14 W *H Tents in 8-oz
r
Ca™P Stoves in the plain, Sheet Iron, Cast Tops
Gasoline Kits and a large variety of Oil Stoves \Ve
can also supply steel plates for camp furnaces.
y o u V u y ^ qU° te y° U PriCCS ° n tCntS and stoves before
”A fool and his m oney” soon find
th e ir w ay to th e blue-sky stock sa le s ­
m an.
W inchester Auger R lts-
Open and solid ce n te r pat-
te rn s. 13 sizes, F ree, easy
cutting.
forged from one piece of
Solid steel.
H andles tight.
Douglas and Packard
Shoes for Men
$5.50 to $10
CHERRY GROWERS NOTE.
Adil a few good tools to your tool box this week.
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1 he House of Ä uppenheimer
Good Clothes
We now have o u r q u o tatio n s on
Royal Ann and W aterh o u se ch e rrie s
and a rc c o n tra c tin g to buy. Come in
and see us a t once. We a re paying
h ig h est prices an d pay a t tim e fru it
is delivered.
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H. E. THAYER
a t old G resham Feed Mill next to A.
W . M etzger Co., G resham . Oregon.
The perfect balance of a W inchester hammer, hat­
chet and saw means a great deal at the end of the day
to th e man who earns his living with his tools. Thev
die
™’ ble
U,er “ J °
“ ork
W llie h e x le r
$
T he llbrnvy will be closed on T h u rs ­
Mrs. W. P. Bell of H eppner, Oregon,
day on acco u n t of th e Rose F estiv al.
th is w eek a t th e ho rn # of Mrs. H a rrie t
Jo e P aten eau d e and D. M. K ern
T im m erm an, who is ca rin g fo r th e
visited in Mt. A ngel on S unday w ith
m o th er an d baby.
W. R. K ern and fam ily.
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Yokell of L as
Among th e G resham stu d e n ts who
a re a t hom e from O. A. C. a re the A nnam as, C olorado, a re v isitin g w ith
Misses E della Tow le and G ertrude th e fo rm e r’s p are n ts, Mr. an d Mrs.
D ow sett an d B ayard M iller, Gordon G eorge Yokell.
L eslie St. C lair w ent to Seaside on
G ibson,
Melvin
B rugger, W alter
Schw edler and H okan T ruedson. Mil­ S atu rd ay to a tte n d th e reu n io n of his
ler and T ru ed so n and Miss Towle reg im en t, th e 65 C. A. C.
have com pleted th e ir course.
G am ble N augle, a fo rm er G resham
Dr. F red Thom pson an d w ife of The boy, visited la s t w eek a t th e hom e of
D alles w ere w eek-end g u ests a t the Mr. an d Mrs. B. W. E m ery, a fte r an
home of th e fo rm e r's p a re n ts. Dr. and absen ce of ab o u t ten y ea rs in Aus
Mrs. A. Thom pson.
tra lia , E u ro p e and Asia. H e served
M errill Good, a fo rm er G resham in th e w ar w ith A u stralian tro o p s and
boy, who has ju s t com pleted his w as p rese n t w ith th e B ritish forces in
| co u rse at O. A. C„ passed through th e c a p tu re of Je ru sa le m . He w as re
G resham Monday on his w ay to Mon tu rn ed to A u stra lia for his discharge,
tan a
w here he h as been ever since. He
T he M usical A rts club held its an visited his m o th e r and b ro th er, M ark,
nual m eeting a t th e lib ra ry la st night. in M onm outh an d his b ro th er, P au l, in
Very in te restin g rep o rts w ere given of P o rtlan d .
th e v ario u s activ ities th a t have been
M rs. L eslie A m an an d sm all son
u n d erta k en by th e new ly organized W ayne, who have been v isitin g w ith
club and en co u rag em en t w as th e key­ h er p are n ts. Mr. and Mrs. Delno
note of all. Dr. F ra n k P eak w as elect Macaw an d fam ily, re tu rn e d S atu rd ay
ed to succeed him self on th e advisory m o rn in g to h e r hom e a t F iler, Idaho
council and o th er officers, who have
G resham people who atten d ed the
served for th e few m o n th s of the
b ac ca la u re ate exercises of W illiam -
c lu b ’s existence, w ere re-elected.
They are, F lo ren ce H oney, secretary , e tte U niversity in Salem on S unday
w ere Mr. and Mrs. H. L. St. C lair,
and F ried a B ratzel, tre a su re r.
C hase and M arg aret S t.C la ir, Miss
T he M ethodist ch u rc h w as well
| tilled la st F rid ay evening w ith friends B eatrice Jack so n and Sylvia W eston.
of Miss F ried a B ratzel and h e r piano Dr. and Mrs. W ilbur S tan ley of P o rt­
p u p ils to h ear th e ir an n u a l recital, land w ere th e re also. Dr. S tan ley Is
w hich w as a fine program and g reatly ta k in g th e ex am in atio n s u n d er the
W ashington s ta te d en tal board th is
enjoyed by all.
week.
F u ll h alf a hu n d red w omen gath
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Bangs have r e ­
ered at th e home of Mrs. E lla H ensley
n ea r T ro u td ale on T h u rsd ay to enjoy tu rn ed from Chicago and K alam azoo,
I th e business and social m eeting of the w h ere they w en t rec en tly on a b u si­
G resham W. C. T. U. T he p ro g ram had ness trip and to v isit w ith rela tiv e s.
Day. R ossm an h a s q u it his w o rk for
been arra n g e d by Mrs. H. S. Clow, su ­
J.
E. M etzger In h is u n d erta k in g and
p erin ten d en t of flower m ission work.
Mrs. E lla B eecher G lttings of P o rt­ f u rn itu re estab lish m e n t and has m ov­
land, asso ciate ed ito r of th e W hite ed w ith his fam ily to E ugene w here
Ribbon Review, w as th e p rinciple they w ill m ake th e ir home. Mr. R o ss­
sp eak er. T he h o stess w as assisted by m an h as been co nnected w ith the
Mrs. 8. 8. Thom pson, Mrs. W. J. Ott, sto re h ere for n e a rly tw o y ea rs and
Mrs. C. M. Z im m erm an and Mrs. Mary has m ade a w ide c irc le of friends.
Mr. an d Mrs. F re d R uegg have r e ­
Shoem aker.
Miss H ester T horpe, who has just tu rn e d from a n autom obile trip tc
com pleted a y e a r's w ork as te ac h er in N am pa, Idaho, w h ere th ey w ent fo r a
the A lbany school, w as a recen t v isit­ v isit w ith th e ir son, G eorge and fam ­
or w ith friends In G resham . Miss ily, and to m ake th e a c q u ain tan c e
T h o rp e and Mrs. Glen D avidson have w ith th e ir new g ran d m o th er. Mr.
gone to H eppner for a visit w ith Mrs. R uegg re p o rts th e trip an enjoyable
Miriam Brow n A dkins. They w ent by one excepting fo r a stre tc h of m uddy
ro ad s in th e Blue m ountains.
autom obile.
Balanced Tools
Special Hand Saw
There is so much quality
in these new suits for men
and young men and they
can be had at such a rea­
sonable price that you w ill
find this the best place to
buy your clothes.
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w hen she sees th e se m odern clothes fore it deposits th e eggs. T he flies ‘a dies and men.
of mine. I t ’s red.
P E T E R LENARD T ailor.
come o ut of the gro u n d about th e tim e
the Royal Ann c h e rrie s begin to rip en
L ea th er Medal Gent.
Say It th e W an t Ad way.
—th a t is ea rly to m id-June. D irec­
H ousew ife—• W ell, w hat do you tio n s for sp ray in g m ay be had by I
w an t?”
sending for O. A. C. sta tio n c irc u la r 35
Phone 2381
T ram p —“Lady, believe me. I ’m no
All
makes
of
butteries re-charved
o rd in ary beggar. I w as at th e fro n t."
T he m ost successful certified seed
and repaired.
H ousew ife—"R eally ?”
p o tato g ro w ers rogue th e ir fields four
T ram p— "Yes, Indeed, lad y ; but I to eig h t tim es a season. All diseased
co u ld n 't m ake an y one h ear, so I cam e P lan ts a re rem oved except th o se a t­
Sole ag en ts for
aro u n d to the back."
tacked by la te b lig h t Should any
c . E. OSBURN
R e g u la r m e etin g of Grnah diseased p la n ts ap p e ar a fte r Inspec­
tion by th e college sp e cia lists they
am L odge No 1J6, 1.0 . 0 F.
m ust be re moved before digging time.
In the Odd Fellows hall, evary Thors
day ev en in g
B ro th e rs w elcom e
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Philadelphia I »him end Gird
Batteries
Auto Accessories. Repairing
Acetylene W’elding
Feaaiyivaai* Y aeeaa Cay Tlrvs
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