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a <; ki * MAX PASSES
AWAY IX GRESHAM
Zion F ta n g e llc a l C ongregation.
T h ere will be no services on S u n ­
day, Ju ly 1, because of th e ab sen ce of
Dr. W illiam C ham bers Scbultze, 83, th e p asto r. Rev. H. K. G ebhardt, who
I. T akao, a Ja p an e se fa rm e r living
passed aw ay at his home in G resham is atten d in g th e an n u a l d istric t co n ­ n ea r T routdale, w as brought to G resh ­
last night, afte r a long period of ill ference at W alla W alla, W ashington. am y esterd ay for tre a tm e n t follow ing j
health. Dr. S chultze is su vlved by Mr. Andrew B ru g g er Is rep rese n tin g an accid en t when he was ex p erim en t­
tw o sons, W. 8. of G resham and Dr. th e congregation.
ing w ith a g ian t pow der cap. A piece
F re d eric P. of P o rtlan d , and a d au g h ­
A special serv ice In th e E nglish of th e cap p en etrated one of his eyes,
ter, Mrs. H. C. W right of Husum , lan g u ag e will be held on Monday, Ju ly w hich m ay have to be rem oved, and
W ashington. H e was a n ative of 2, at 8 p. m Rev. F. G. Ludw ig of Mil­ lacerated a hand.
E denborough, Scotland.
w aukee, W isconsin, ch airm an of the
T he Misses W inifred and M argaret I
F u n eral service w ill be held at C en tral Home M ission Board of the S t.C la ir left la st n ig h t fo r a trip
P o rtlan d crem atorium tom orrow at 10 E vangelical ch u rch will be th e sp e a k ­ east. They w ill spend a w eek in C ald­
o’clock and will be conducted by Dr. er. Special m usic. T he public is co r­ w ell and Boise, Idaho, an d go from
A. A. M orrison of P ortland.
dially invited.
th e re to St. P aul over th e Union P a - j
clflc and N orthw estern system s. From
Card of T hanks.
Firemen Want Flowers.
We w ish to th a n k our frien d s and th e re they go to G rey E agle, M inne­
Any one having flowers th ey can
sota, to spend sev eral w eeks w ith
spare for the lire d ep artm en t to dec­ neig h b o rs for th e help they have
o rate the Are tru c k for th e parad e on given us, in th e rec en t loss of our th e ir sister, Mrs. M ildred Davies. T hey |
th e F o u rth of Ju ly , please notify F. L. hom e by Are, especially th e Ladles will re tu rn th e la tte r p a rt of A ugust.
Mack, phone 603, and th e flowers will Aid of th e P le a sa n t Home M ethodist
Miss Mayme H oss has re tu rn e d
church.
be called for.
from C alifornia w here she sp e n t two
Mr. and Mrs. Irv in It. N eibauer.
m onths visiting w ith frien d s and rela- j
XOTICK TO C O M RACTO RS.
Tn»* B oard o f D irector« o f T erry Sc hool tives. She was in O akland. San Fran-1
D istrict N o 8 M ultnom ah cou n ty, O regon cisco and other places. W hile th e re I
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retelv,e “ nd co n sid er bids
f
*°.w ,n a w ork to b® d° n e on Its she visited with Mr. and Mrs. D. W.
j b u ildin g tow lt
lU sh ln g llrig roof.
“The Glad Hand
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and otK
er m inor M etzger a t Lodi and w ith Mr. and Mrs.
tner
R ih i.
„ t 'h s r ih .”
rep a irs p a in tin g ou tsid e tw o co a ts, p i i n t ’- Em il Oswald a t Stockton.
„„ h
10 *•
at 11 • m
a ,lI* •‘« '»»m in in g room s and h a llw a y
L ords Supper the first , , k °,r fuI1 P a rticu la rs an d d e ta ils se e the
Mrs. J. I. B erry of P o rtlan d , Mr. and
S u n d ay o f the m onth . B ib le S tu d y and d istrict clerk.
Mrs. Reid of S eattle w ere recen t vis­
,h“ ri«ht
ito rs at th e home of th e Rev. and Mrs.
“U niversal B rotherhood Is th e G oal” j. a l l e n T O U N G ^w S Jgf CteS?*“ "
D. Q. B arry.
Come thou with ut and we will do ,
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Dr. M ary F. B ecker had as a guest
thee good.'
A few w ords w ill tell th e w hole
ea
rly
th is week Miss M ildred Morse I
DAVID Q. BARRY. B. Th„ P asto r. 1 sto ry in th e W ant Column.
of A rlington H eights. Illinois, who ,
h as been teach in g for th e p a st y ear in
M ontana. She is on h e r w ay home.
Mrs. Wm. A nderson suffered serious
In ju ry la st nig h t when she fell w hile I
w alking on a g rassy slope on her
law n. As a re su lt th e u p p er end of (
th e fem u r bone was broken ju s t below
CELEBRATE
th e hip joint. She w as ta k en to Good I
S am a ritan ho sp ital w h ere sh e is re ­
ceiving m edical atten tio n .
I Mrs. A sa H oover, ch airm an of the
Mrs. S tella P h illip s an d d au g h ter R ebekah W elfare club, h as a num ber
E a rlin e of W ashougal, W ashington, of fru it ja r s th a t she w ill be glad to
and M rs I. T. H ow itt of P o rtla n d give o r d eliv er to an y R ebakah or
sp en t th e aftern o o n W ednesday w ith o th e r lady who d esires to can fru it
Mrs. G. S. V edder, niece of th e ladies, fo r th e Odd F ellow s Home. F or
Mr. an d Mrs. Roy W onacott and fu rth e r in fo rm atio n call Mrs H oover
d a u g h te r M axine left M onday for Cal- at 1937.
50<* to $1.50
ifornla, w h ere they expect to m ake
A bout 20 m em bers of th e G resham
th e ir fu tu re home. T h eir location has | R ebekah lodge atten d ed U topia Re
n ot yet been determ ined.
bekah Lodge No. 62 a t E a st S ixth and
GRESHAM LOCALS
It Pays to trade at these Modern
Twentieth Century Stores
mo.^nbelk^j’ ‘ ,’aker’• d°Zen °f Pr°°f tha‘ ’h°uld *a‘“ ^ ‘he
SATURDAY
AND
MONDAY
WE OFFER
1 MAZOLA OIL, in half-gallon tins, each..................
.......................... 89c
2. Picnic Plates, dozen to the
package, reg. 10c, each 5c
3. Canned Loganberries, wat­
er pack, No. 2 cans, each
for 5c, No. 2 | ’s 2 for 15c
4. Cane Sugar, best quality
9£ pounds fo r............ 95c
5. Clean-Easy Soap,
5 bars fo r..................... 15C
6. 20th Century Coffee, high­
est quality, pound for 33c
7. Crisco. queen of all short­
enings, 3-lb. cans for 69c
BETHEL
BAPTIST
Straws
That are good
looking and
comfortable,
too—
8. Solid pack Tomatoes, No.
2j cans Del Monte for 15c
9. Pure Chocolate
pound fo r................... 15C
10. Corn, Preferred Stock
Golden Bantam, each 18c
11. Flour, your choice, 49-
pound sack.............. $1.85
12. Full Cream Cheese, fin­
est quality, pound for 29c
13. No. 2 cans Singapore
Pineapple, sliced, each 20c
AT GRESHAM. JULY FOURTH
LINOL
$2.50 to $4
NEW NECKWEAR
ARROW SHIRTS
$1.50 to $3
AylsWortK 5 Martin,
M i n ’ s w ea r
V
Need Your Suit Cleaned 1
H ave it F re n ch dry cleaned. Re-
p airin g n eatly done,
T ailo rin g for
ladies and men.
P E T E R LENARD. T ailor.
S h o es
A lder, T h u rsd ay evening. They saw
th e degree w ork p ut on in a splendid
m a n n er and m et S tate P resid en t
E dith Kelly. A fine ban q u et w as giv­
en a fte r th e degree w ork. E veryone
rep o rted a very enjoyable tim e.
G R ESH A M . OREGON
Linoleum Speciali r
Fiirm Taxes.
We will install in your home a Bridge Beach Com­
bination gas, coal and wood range, grey enamel finish,
w i t h separate gas oven and broiler, with gas water and
Hue connections all complete ready for use.
T h is is a n e sp ec ially low p rice a n d giv es th e hou sew ife
th e use of e ith e r fuel at h e r ch o o sin g . T h e B ridge Beach
lin e „ f sto v e s a r e too w ell know n to need a n y re c o m m e n ­
d a tio n . T h is is a sp len d id a ll th e y e a r ra n g e . We in v ite
ra n g e s c * "
a”d
<hiS a n d ° t h ®r n ia k e s of
F ig u re s m ade public by th e d ep a rt-
I m en t of a g ric u ltu re on in c re ase s in
farm land ta x atio n give proof of th e
tre n d of b u reau cracy . A can v as show s
th e av erag e am o u n t of sta te , county
i an d local ta x es paid by farm ers
I th ro u g h o u t th e c o u n try in 1922 to
have been 70.9 cen ts per acre, com ­
pared w ith 31.4 cen ts in 1914. T his is
I an in c re ase of 126 per ce n t—som e in-
I crease. W hat has th e farm er received
I for it?
1 FIRECRACKERS
FIREWORKS
TORPEDOES
A Full Stock of
Fourth of July Goods
C ash o r term s
U sual Prices
L. L
KIDDER HARDWARE CO.
G resh am , O regon
Phone 1421
Schanno’s
Confectionery
GRESHAM
For a limited time only will offer
Yards of Floor Covering for
$ 7 .5 0
•
To g et dow n to p a rtic u la rs, Colo­
r a d o farm ers paid in 1914 an average
I of 20 cen ts an acre. In 1922 it had
gone up to 68 cents. W yom ing rose
I from 19 ce n ts to 39 cen ts, despite th e
I ought to m ake W yom ing a “tax less
sta te .” New Mexico rose from 19
I cen ts to 33 c e n ts; M ontana from 7 to
I 16 cents.
T he figures do not include federal
tax es, w hich have rise n even higher
th a n th e local and sta te ta x es in th e
period given and for w hich th e re is
th e w ar to be blam ed.
Cash W ith Order.
J. E. METZGER
Z OIlT //flM J/* Æ* '»(«•sue/« ~
Get Ready for July 4th
A good line of Flags, Bunting and Streamers
now in stock, at Popular Prices
Might Be S tarv in g .
C ham pion P ie E a te r a t th e booking
I office— F o u r show s on a S aturday.
T h a t's a m outhful.
A gent—S ure, if you eat a dozen
pies every tim e. Costs a lot of dough.
Gresham, Oregon
Cham pion Pie E a te r—O, I don’t I
w o rry ab o u t th a t. I w ondered w h eth ­
e r I w ould have tim e for my four
m eals a day at th e hotel.
iO'ver ' W fc*O
asM'
each...................1S<
and 25c
I S ... . l Ì L Ì . a.Sì
V«Ja L
u ll
— ....... ................. 1..... ......................... .............. ......
W ords of th e Wise.
"................... ................ ......................
Jo h n D. R ockefeller says th e reaso n
he n ever a tte n d s d in n e rs o r b anquets
is becau se m ost all of th e sp eak ers
A
rem ind him of autom obile w heels_
th e longer th e ’’sp o k e’’ th e bigger the
" tire .”
f ir e c r a c k e r s
HEPP’S RACKET STORE
Grocery Suggestions
...
LUNCH GOODS
SA R D IN ES
D R IE D B E E E
DUNBAR S U R IM I'
CLAMS, O T T E R
D E V IL E D HAM
•"><• am i I5c
20c, 2.’
G R A TE D P IN E A P P L E . No. 2L.
BROKEN SL IC E D P IN E A P P L E ,
H F p n ii-n n » .
,
C a n 8 5 r * 5 f o r *LO O
S E E D E D RA ISIN S. 2 Tor
S H E L L MOUND PEA C H ES. 2 fo r
Tobacco
Z
2.»c
S ir
B O N ELESS C H IC K EN
JE L L IE D CO RN ED B E E E
SA N D W ICH D E L IG H T
SA ND W ICH S P R E A D .. .
P IC K L E D PIG S F E E T
20c
B y stan d er— Who is going to
bu ried ?
Irish m a n — Begorry, sor. it is m y-
I self th a t can n o t say for c e rta in , but
| I th in k It's th e person In th e coffin.
Will C ontinue N ursing.
Mrs Harriett T tam am aa w is h « to
| anno u n ce th a t she w ill co n tin u e n u r s ­
lin g u n d e r t h e s u p e r v is io n o f Dr. 11
H ughes and Dr. Geo. In g lis at her
hom e on F ifth s tre e t n ear R oberts
■ avenue, G resham , and th e hom e will
be open to ca lls day o r night. Phone
G resham 1861.
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VTAHNA PEA S. 2 fo r
S T A N D A R D C O R N , 2 fo r
SO LID PACK TOM ATOES
H O T HO U SE TO M A TOES, pound
S tatem en t of O w nership.
S tatem en t of th e ow n ersh ip , m an ­
agem ent, circ u latio n , etc., req u ired
by th e Act of A ugust 24. 1912, of
G resham Outlook, published seml-
! l " l 9 '3 #t Cr,>*h a,u ’ O regon, for April
I rince Albert, lfi-oz can for *Ri 9e» T’uv- i
25c> ' aniel Cigarettes, carton for $1.40.
,
SPECIAL
less th a n $40 a n d p o ssib ly s m uch a s
not
c a u se h e h ad p ro b ab ly fifty y e a n a h e i / n f l
J 3®'
th a t $10, if saved r o i i l d h J L f i 8 ah eatl of h 'in in w h ich
sa v in g s a J c “ „ t o r
|a?Zre
WOU,d h a v e
doubled its e lf a n u m b e r of tim es.
4% In te r e s t on S av in g s
FIRST STATE BANK
GRESHAM. OREGON
• in
, MEAT MARKET
m e a ts a lw a y s on h a n d a ls o fo r th e
h a lv e s tl.'ic
J a r» ,
SUGAR C R IS P CORN F L A K E S
HULK COCO.\, o Il>s
ROYAL W H IT E SOAP. 25 b a rs
C R E M E O IL SOAP. 5 b a rs
R oyal baking powder . 12 oz
I2e
Mason half-gallon«, $1.35. quart», 95c, pint. 85c
Quality
and Service
A. W. METZGER <& CO.
Phone I4$t
Peed /¿ S /
E d ito r, M anaging E d ito r. H. L. St
I C lair, B usiness M anager, H. L. St.
I C lair. G resham , Oregon.
P u b lish e r. Outlook FuOlishing Co..
[G resh am . Oregon.
O w ner. O utlook P u b lish in g Com-
I pauy. sto c k h o ld e rs holding one per
cent o r m ore of to ta l am ount of stock
» J;
L C- St C la ,r’ ‘ base
E. St. C lair.
K now n bondholders, m ortgages, and
o th e r secu rity h olders, holding one
per cen t or m ore of to ta l am ount of
bonds, m o rtg ag es o r o th e r secu rities
none.
H. L. S T .C L A IR . E ditor.
S ubscribed and sw orn to before me
th is fJ d day of Ju n e, 1923
M C. HAGBERG. N otary Public.
My com m ission expires Sept. 22 1926
tffniNS
Y®a l a n d o th e r
«ssonmen, of cold !„„<■!,
fresh Fhh Thursdays and Fridays
( .red
U rd , Sp„ .|a||y
A- L W. BROWN. Prop.
Phone 1891
Powell S treet. G resham
« •-x l school bo„ „ ,n|r
The A * irdOr ROC“
th e r la
o i co
n y or a all
ll bid«
n iJ i
Ight
t° reject a any
bids
m uet .L
be i- In
not la
ter
than J July
u ly ISt
lfith
In
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.r .‘ban
fo rm a tio n fu rn ish ed by clerk 7
In
B JO H N S O N , c fe r k . dim No J
G reaham . O regoa. t i o i 1Î0A.
frif.d anyS? ^ m b ;;
Plano Tuning.
S atisfactio n g u aran teed , »3. F red
B. Jo n es, phone G resham 189x1.
tf
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the
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CON FR ET. Clerk.