Gresham outlook., June 26, 1923, Page 4, Image 4

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I.K L S H tW OCTLOOK.
Berry and Cherry New« Sate* *
S tra w b e rry deliveries a re fallin g off
slig h tly th is week and we a re g ettin g
o u r b a rre l o rd ers n ea rly filled. We
need th re e tons m ore of O regons to
com plete an o rd er and 12 to n s m ore
to com plete o u r cull berry o rd er and
we w ant you ail to bring in all the
rip e sound c u lls you can.
T his is red c u r r a n t h arv e st week
and we have a ready m a rk e t for all
th a t a re offered at a fa ir price. B ring
them in now.
We a re also in th e m a rk e t fo r all
th e Royal A nn ch e rrie s we can g et of
good qu ality at a fa ir price. We also
have an o rd er for all th e black R e­
publicans, T a rta ra n s o r black Seed­
ling c h e rrie s we can sup p ly eith er
picked w ith or w ithout stem s b ut they
m ust be w ell ripened. We w ill fu rn ­
ish th e boxes.
Come and see us abou t ch e rrie s
w heth er you a re a m em ber of o u r a s ­
sociation o r not, m aybe we can help
you.
tion if you use shipping cra tes. If
not b rin g them in, in can n ery cra te s
to r b a rre llin g o r th e Juice m an.
T he B erry G row ers P acking Co.
Zion E v an g elical C ongregation.
A ndrew B rugger, who w ill re p re ­
sen t th e co n g reg atio n , and the pasto r.
Rev. H. R. G ebhardt, will soon leave
to atten d th e an n u a l d istric t co n fe r­
ence of th e E vangelical ch u rch . T he
co n feren ce will convene a t W alla I
W alla, W ashington, Ju n e 28-July 1.
N ext Sunday, being co n feren ce S un-I
day, th e re w ill be no serv ices a t th e |
ch u rch .
A special serv ice In the E n g lish I
la n g u ag e has been arra n g e d for Mon­
day evening, Ju ly 2, at 8 o'clock. Rev.
F. G. Ludw ig of M ilwaukie, W iscon­
sin, will be th e sp eak er. He is c h a ir­
m an of th e C en tral B oard of Home (
M issions w hich has co n tro l of th e |
w ork in th e n o rth w est. A co rd ial in ­
vitatio n is extended to th e public.
KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES
Conservative
Style«
for
Older
Men.
Snappy
Sport
Models
for
Young
Fellows.
New Clothes
for the 4th
Most every man gets something new to
wear on the Fourth.
A new suit, a hat, new shoes, shirts and
neckwear.
\Ve have a fine and attractive stock of
new clothes, furnishings and shoes. Our
moderate prices make a strong appeal.
Dressmaking.
T he logans a re s ta rtin g to move,
D ressm ak in g an d rem o d elin g a t my
also red ra sp b e rrie s, be su re th a t th e home. P ric es reaso n ab le, w ork g u a r­
b erries a r e in good shipp in g condi- anteed. Mrs. R ichtm yer, C leveland |
avenue, phone 108.
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FO UR
MOR E D A Y S
FO UR
MORE
DAYS
FOUR MORE DAYS
S uits for M en
an d Y o u n g M en
FOUR MORE DAYS
$ 2 5 to $ 4 0
Only 4 More
Shopping Days
Left
H a ts ................... $2 to $6
c’a p s ...................$1 to $3
Shirts ............... $1 to $5
S hoes for M en an d W om en
$3 to $10
p
Io take advantage of our Big Stock Reducing
Big Celebration at
SALE
G RESH A M
GRESHAM LOCALS
L. A. WACK & CO.
Successors to Bishop Bros.
Gresham, Oregon
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FOUR MORE DAYS
M en ’ s W ear
PLAN TO ATTEND
Our Sale Closes
Saturday Evening, June 30
- - - r .
Ay Is Worth fi M
July 4th
Entire Stock of Dry Goods, Shoes and Men’s
Furnishings at Big Reductions
p -o r» —
H osiery..... 20c to $2.50
N eck w ear...... 50c to $2
Underwear ... $1.00 to $4
FOUR MORE DAYsj
Glen D avidson h as leased th e sto re
room now occupied by Guy D. Jones,
in th e F irs t S tate B ank building, and
will move Into sam e ab o u t A ugust
first. Guy D. Jo n es w ill have a place
fitted up for his jew elry sto re In the
O sburn building w here O sb u rn ’s b a t­
te ry service is now located. He plans
to move ab o u t A ugust first. These
ch an g es a re b ro u g h t ab o u t by th e en­
larg em en t of A ylsw orth & M artin's
clo th in g sto re to occupy th e en tire
«round floor of the H ow itt building.
Mrs. W. C. B urch h as gone to Y aki­
m a to v isit w ith Mr. B u rc h ’s sister.
Mrs. F lint.
sh o es
G R ESH A M
G uests a t th e hom e of Mr. an d Mrs.
E. W. A ylsw orth a r e th e fo rm e r's
a u n t, Mrs. W. C. A ylsw orth and daugh
te rs, R u th and E d ith of B erkeley, Cal.
G uests of Mrs. L. T. L usted and
d a u g h te r Inez on la st T uesday w ere
Mr. and Mrs. F red Hoffman of San
Jose, C alifornia. T hey w ere en ro u te
to Nevada.
ÏÏNOL
T he g en eral m eeting of th e Meth
odist L ad ies’ Aid society w ill be held
a t th e hom e of Mrs. W. J. Ott on next
W ednesday, Ju n e 27. T he a s sista n t
h o stesses a re Mrs. G eorge W. S taple-
ton, Mrs. C. M. Z im m erm an an d Mrs.
Cecil M etzger.
C h arles S od erq u ist sen t to th e O ut­
look office today a h allo ck of New O re­
Miss Connie P age of P o rtlan d v isit­ gon stra w b e rrie s and one of C u th b ert
ed on S unday w ith h e r b ro th er, Geo. ra sp b e rrie s w hich c e rta in ly "tak e th e
ca k e ” fo r size and beauty. T he r a s p ­
W. P age and fam ily.
b
For a limited time only will offer
Ross Brow n of Los A ngeles, C ali­ e rrie s a re as la rg e as m edium sized
fo rn ia arriv ed la st n ig h t for a tw o- s tra w b e rrie s and have th e delicious
w eeks' v isit w ith his p a re n ts. Mr. and C u th b ert flavor, w hile th e s tra w b e r­
Mrs. Jo h n Brow n. H e h as been em ­ ries a re so la rg e th a t one w ould need
ployed fo r sev eral y e a rs w ith th e to ta k e fo u r o r five b ites to a b e rry If
A m erican E x p ress com pany, having he w ould e a t politely.
Mr. an d Mrs. J. Wm. Sm ith had as
put in good serv ice for th e com pany
in G resham and o th e r places. D uring g u ests la st w eek th e la tte r ’s nephew ,
® Cash W ith Order.
th e w ar he w as sen t by th a t com pany R. M. W alk er and fam ily. Mr. W alker
to F ra n ce w here he rem ain ed th ree is a re tire d arm y officer from F o rt
or four years.
benning. G eorgia. T hey a re on th e ir
R. Y. Blalock of B eaver, Oregon, w ay to Los A ngeles to locate.
Miss E th el C alkins, S. B. H all and
visited Monday w ith his d a u g h te r Mrs.
I our
J? U m c 1 . * ■
Jo h n Im lah. Mr. B lalock is a B ap tist tw o of th e L u sch er b ro th e rs a re
m in ister and form er n ew sp ap er m an am ong th e local people w ho left th is
m o rn in g to join th e H olstein to u r of
of C loverdale. Oregon.
A. H elney b ro u g h t to th e Outlook club boys an d g irls who w ere w in n ers
recen tly sev eral boxes of huge s tr a w ­ of th e S tu a rt Special a t th e Pacific
b erries w hich grew on his b erry farm In te rn a tio n a l exposition la st fall.
n ear G resham . They w ere so la rg e They w ill visit sev eral H olstein h erd s
Dollars a ttra c t each o th er and travel in coveys.
th a t five or six crow ded a hallock an d In w estern W ashington and be e n te r­
one lay er reach ed tw o -th ird s of th e tain ed by o rg an izatio n s of b ree d ers in
i„ „? ,nW
Star,t to accuinuIate money instead of snend
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d istan ce to th e top. T hey w ere sa m ­ different places.
pled by th e m em bers of th e O utlook
Miss A deline B. W yeth of F re ew ater
force and th e b alance form ed the d e s­ called on G resham frie n d s yesterd ay .
$ £ * , f y o " w ,s h ,o
se rt on th re e or four su p p e r tables.
Miss W yeth w as a te a c h e r in th e high
Mrs. L. T. L usted w as given a s u r ­ school h ere for sev eral y ea rs and has
p rise p arty in honor of he rb irth d ay been te ac h in g for th e p ast y ear in th e
last W ednesday evening by a num ber M ilto n -F reew ater high school.
of frien d s and relativ es. Those p r e s ­
A d elig h tfu l day In th e m o u n tain s
ent w ere Mr. and Mrs. H u rry Lusted w as sp e n t S unday by H. L. St. C lair,
Birds of a feather flock together Knv#
and son E llis, Miss H elen C urtis of his d au g h ter M argaret. S ylvia W eston,
anil you 11 Unti yourself associated w ith the ^people "who
Lents, .Mr. and Mrs. F red llre sc h e r th e M isses B eatrice and Mabel Ja ck -
h a te money. Proper associations will bring vtm the
and d au g h ter Betty of Je n n in g s son and E m m a B. Johnson.
They
afteret
rhemPOrtU,“ “ e8' * “ lh l“ 88 Come “ >
» h o go
Lodge, Mr. and Mrs. A rth u r Menzies drove to E agle C reek w h ere b re a k ­
of P o rtlan d . Mr. and Mrs. Ed. O sburn. fast w as served at th e picnic grounds
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. K ern bad as an d a fte rw a rd hiked sev eral m iles up
g u ests Sunday th e ir son, W. R K ern th e E ag le C reek tr a il re tu rn in g In
and wife and son G eorge, Mr. and Mrs. tim e for a late d in n er and th e drive
Tom McGee of Mt. Angel.
home.
Among those w ho cam e from a d is ­
8. J. Benntson is spending a sh o rt
tan ce to a tte n d th e wedding of Miss tim e at his hom e here, a fte r spending
GRESHAM, OREGON
G ladys H arm on and V erule Radford som e tim e in th e P rin e v ille co untry
w ere th e b rid e ’s fath e r, W. D. H a r­ engaged in tim b er c ru isin g work.
mon of M cCleary, W ashington, and
T he an n u a l D. A. R. picnic w as held
H artle y left y esterd ay for
h ere sister. Miss Vaye H arm on of In th e H oney grove on last W ednes­
Among th e P o rtlan d people
W alla W alla to visit his d au g h ter and m o rals
N ew port. Oregon.
day. w hen n early a hu n d red m em bers atten d th e O regon T ra il celeb ratio n at p rese n t w ere B ishop W illiam O. S hep­
R rn est F Nauck of L ivingston, Mon­ of W illam ette and M ultnom ah c h a p ­
p ard and wife. Dr. W illiam W allace
ta n a. visited last week w ith Mr. and te rs of P o rtlan d and th e Oregon City Meacham. Mr. H artley, who is n e a r ­ to u n g so n and Dr. D. H. Leech.
H arry W arden and fam ily. He c h a p te r attended. A fter th e d in n er a ly 92 y e a rs old is re m a rk a b ly w ell
T h e Odd F ellow s lodge of G resham
w as on his way to th e O rient for a sh o rt p atrio tic program w as given in p reserv ed both p hysically an d m en ­ w ill hold an u n u su a lly in te re stin g
tally . He m ade th e trip alone.
vacation trip
1 th e grove.
m eeting on T h u rsd ay evening of th is
Mr. and Mrs. A. M eyers an d d au g h ­
week. T h ere w ill be Initiation of
te r B etty left S unday for an auto m o ­
four can d id ates. All m em bers are
bile trip ea st to points in Iow a and
u rg ed to atten d . A rth u r H ensley is
M innesota. They expect to be gone
noble g ran d .
sev eral w eeks. T heir ro u te will tak e
them th ro u g h Boise. S alt L ake City
P°unds, 8 years
and east from th ere. They w ill likely
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Our Studio will be open for your convenience
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ta k e th e n o rth e rn ro u te retu rn in g .
dience
listen
to Bishop
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Linoleum Speciali i
12 Y ards of Floor Covering for
$7.50
M YERS
Hay Carriers.
LOUDEN
Track
Forks, Pulleys, Cable
Binders, Mowers, Rakes
PLYMOUTH BINDER TWINE
R e p a iis
tor All Haying or Harvesting Machines
I airbanks-Morse Scales Special a 500-pound scale
for $20.65, 1000 pounds $23.85
W ater Systems for any type or depth of well
HESSEL’S
Reliability
FARM MACHINERY
\ \ \ A. HESSEL
Service
Wednesday Special
Glass \\ ater Pitchers, pretty pattern,
clear glass, price each............... 39c
J. E. METZGER
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Birds of a Feather Flock Together
™E SAPE ^ S E o M
1 k R NEST egg
FIRST STATE BANK
T.
BOYS !
I his Week, Model (12 Winchester
Single-Shot Rifles
Simple, Safe, Accurate. Special this week
Are You Spending July 4 in Gresham ?
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A. W. METZGER <& CO.
Thi WINCHESTER Store
Phone 1451
Mrs.
Phone 1451
Make your appointm ent now.
copal ch u rch last W ednesday evening —
R.
M.
HARDY
Phone G resham 541
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hat you do ne*d’
in his m ost in te restin g p o rtra y a l of
Iie* u la r m e e tin g of G reah-
s .x ta l and econom ic conditions in
im Lodge No 115 I O O F
South A m erica and th e w ork of th e I
<&* Odd F ello w s hall every T h u ra i
m issio n aries in th a t co u n try in try in g d ,T *’ •"<!»« B rot her* w elcom e.
to raise th e sta n d ard of religion and r » AuK,T li r R H «E N SL E Y , N. O.
|V. a . h i l l , Secretary.