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GRESHAM OUTLOOK,
I p aiities to adopt th e sta n d ard building
Eire P revention.
T he N ational E ire P ro te ctio n a sso ­ code In o rd e r th a t A re-resistive con
ciation at its a n n u a l convention in stru ctio n m ay be encouraged.
Also th a t sta te s adopt building and
Chicago recom m ends a num ber of Are p ro tectio n req u irem en ts for pub
w ays to red u ce Are losses. Most of lie and p riv ate h o sp itals, schools,
those appeal to th e com m on sen se of asylum s an d th e like, an d th a t an of-
Acial in v estig atio n in to th e cau ses of
all of us.
all Ares be req u ired ,
On th e q uestion of dam ages for loss
re su ltin g to innocent persons from j P e rh a p s th e w isest recom m endation
p rev en tab le Ares it endorses a m ore of all is th a t p leading for th e ed u ca­
gen eral legal recognition of th e com ­ tio n of th e ch ild ren and th e public
mon law prin cip le
personal lia b ili­ g en erally in carefu l h ab its reg ard in g
ty for dam age re su ltin g from Ares th e use of Are.
due to c a rele ssn ess o r neglect, and
T he people we don’t like a r e n ’t so
th e enactm en t of law s o r ord in an ces
Axing the cost of ex tinguishin g p re ­ bad a fte r all w hen we com e to u n d er­
ventable Ares upon citizens d isre g a rd ­ stan d them .
ing Are prevention orders.
T his is s tric tly in accord w ith the
W hen one h its upon som e line th a t
law w hich allow s dam ages to o u r in ­
ju red p a rty resu ltin g from a n o th e r’s affords h ap p in ess and h ea lth it's
c a rele ssn ess in o p era tin g an autom o­ good th in g to follow It up.
bile, elevator, railro a d tra in , stre e t
car. am usem ent p ark .
m echanical
Now a s tra n g e th in g happens. In
equipm ent, ect. T hen why not some
New
Je rs e y k lan sm en ap p eal to th e
red re ss a g a in st th e perso n who is
c o u rts for p ro tectio n a g a in st mob vio­
c a rele ss w ith Are?
T he association also urged m unici- lence.
of
Kuppenheimer
C ool C lothe«
for S u m m er
With us cool clothes
means good clothes.
Tropical worsteds and
Air-o-Weave fabrics
carefully tailored by
the House of
Kuppenheimer.
g$20 to $25
Soft S hirts $1.50 to $3.00
W ash T ies
26c to 35c
S oft C ollars
25c to 50c
U. V. D .’«....$1.00 to $1.50
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G R E SH A M
THINGS YOU WILL NEED FOR THE
HOT SUMMER DAYS
UNDERW EAR
G irl’s K n itte d U nion S u its, th e suit 50c
G irl's cheeked pique Sealpax U nion
S uits, h e m stitc h e d neck, b lo o m ­
e r sty le , cool a n d c o m fo rta b le ,
a ll sizes, reg, $1.00, sp ecial
S5e
C h ild re n ’s V ests, low neck a n d
sle e v e le ss, a ll sizes, each
25c
P e a rl K n itte d W aists, a g e s 2 to 13,
50«-
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MOM UN’S I NOEKGAKM EN TS.
Low n eck an d sle e v e le ss V ests
Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Gibbs had as
g u ests on S unday th e la tte r ’s p aren ts,
Mr. and Mrs. F. N. M ew hirter and fam ­
ily of Newberg.
A son w as born to Mr. an d Mrs. 8. J.
D u tch er th is m orning at Mrs. C arrie
P o w ell’s hom e n ea r G resham .
G uests for th e p ast w eek a t th e
hom e of Dr. an d Mrs. F ra n k P eak
w ere Mr. an d Mrs. J. C. Lem on and
ch ild ren of N ew berg, who left for
th e ir hom e th is m orning. Dr. P eak
and Mr. Lem on clim bed Mt. St. H elens
a few days ago. They w ent up w ith ­
out a guide an d sp en t th e n ig h t on top
of th e m ountain. T hey say it is a
w onderful trip b u t h ard . E. B. C u rran
of P ra tt, K an sas, is a g u est a t th e
P eak home. He th in k s O regon is a
w onderful co u n try .
Al. H am m ar has a crew of m en at
w ork laying th e sidew alk on Pow ell
stre e t. New w alks a re to be laid on
th e n o rth side of th e s tre e t from th e
foot of th e hill to W allu la avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. M artin and Mr.
and Mrs. M ark F ra n k lin m otored to
G overnm ent Camp Sunday. T hey will
spend th e w eek cam ping and Ashing.
A. E. H ill, fo rm erly of th e O utlook
force, now ed ito r and p u b lish er of th e
M ontavilla Tim es, w as a c a lle r a t the
O utlook office y esterd ay .
T he Sew and So circ le of th e M eth­
o dist L ad ies’ Aid w ill give a bake sale
a t th e A. W. M etzger sto re n ex t S a t­
u rd ay afte rn o o n b eg inning a t 1
o ’clock.
Miss E sth e r P eterso n is back a t her
place in th e Bank of G resham a fte r
enjoying a tw o-w eek’s v acatio n visit
ig w ith h er p a re n ts a t Shaw , n e a r S a­
lem. She m ade a trip to N ew port
w hile aw ay.
Mr. an d Mrs. L. L. K idder e n te r­
tain ed on S unday and M onday the
fo rm e r’s b ro th ers, E a rl K idder and
w ife of St. M ary’s, Idaho, J. K idder,
w ife and son of S eattle. They en ­
joyed a trip on th e Colum bia highw ay
w hile here.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. C alk in s had as
g u ests la st S un d ay and M onday Mr
and Mrs. Chas. E gyabrod and Mr. and
Mrs. E rn e st W ilm enson of A naheim
C alifornia. Mrs. E gyabrod an d Mrs
W ilm enson a re nieces of Mr. C alkins
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Todd m otored to
G overnm ent Cam p Sunday.
Mrs. M aggie Ulm, w ho h as been v is­
itin g for th e p ast Ave w eeks w ith her
d a u g h te r in M inneapolis, arriv e d home
la st S unday evening. Mrs. Ulm ex
p erienced one or tw o h a rd electric
sto rm s and som e exceedingly hot
w ea th er w hile th e re and expressed
h e rse lf as glad to be back in Oregon.
Mrs. J. S. C arlso n left la st n ig h t for
an extended v isit w ith rela tiv e s and
frien d s in W isconsin. She w ill be at
Ja n e sv ille an d o th e r cities and may
rem ain for th e en tire sum m er.
Mrs. C a rrie H ansen h as re tu rn e d
hom e a fte r a visit of se v eral w eeks
w ith rela tiv e s in U m atilla county.
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B u tterick
P a tte rn s
MULTNOMAH COUNTY FAIR
H ole-Proof
and
Depend««n
H osiery
L. A. WACK & CO.
J u ly 31 to A u g u st 4, 1923
Phone 2221
36-inch Summer Wash Goods in voiles, dim­
ities etc., Clearance Price 3 3 c and 3 9c
36-inch Percales, Standard Quality, all New
Patterns, priced at 17c, 25c & 28c
Regu^ar^L25^ Ladies’ Silk Hose, colors black, brown, sand, French tan,
M en’s good weight Blue Work Shirts, all sizes a t.......................................
89,
( >enuine D. M. C. Crochet Cotton in white and colors, the new size spool, ball 15c
Ladies’ Kid House Slippers in blue and pink, Clearance Price, pair....................69c
^ClearanV
08
D fess Shoe, English last, in black and brown
Ladies’ regular $5.50 and $5.75 High-Cut Shoes, Clearance Price, pair............$2.98
Men s Good All-Leather \ \ ork Shoes, sold regularly at $3.75, Clearance Price $2.98
F a ir Dales
\ \ e invite you to make this store your
headquarters when attending the
M U LTNO M AH COUNTY FAIR
July SI to
August I.
A q u iet w edding took plaoe a t the
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. S. S. T hom pson
on S atu rd ay evening, w hen Newell T.
E d w ard s of MarshAeld, Oregon, and
Miss D orothy W ard of Y akim a, W ash­
ington, w ere united in m a rria g e by
Dr. A. Thom pson. T he groom is a
b ro th er-in -law of Mrs. Ava E d w ard s
of Pendleton, who is sp en d in g th e
su m m er w ith h e r p a re n ts, Mr. and
Mrs. S. S. Thom pson.
Fair Dates
July 31 to
August 4.
MULTNOMAH COUNTY FAIR
J u ly 31 to A u g u st 4, 1923
See us at your fair with a W illys-Knight or an Over­
land Red Bird.
Se<^ans
Touring Cars
GRESHAM OVERLAND CO.
Reliability
W. A. HESSEL
Service
W ater S y ste m s for d eep or sh a llo w w e lls,
for g a s en g in es or e le c tr ic a l p ow er
See the new gas engine power, automatic water system
in operation.
70c
Implements
T h e L a w re n c e T a ilo re d K nit U nion S u its fo r L adies,
a rc loos«« cut, very tine, light w e ig h t, th e su it
$1.25
Boys' B a lb rlg g a n U nion S u its, a ll sizes, th e suit
00c
M en's U nion S u its a t $1.00, $1.15, $1.35 th e Suit.
H O S IE R Y
D id ie s' Silk H ose, th e B e a r B ran d , each DHc
A rrow H ead, silk hose, b lack , brow n a n d
m ouse c o lo rs at
$1.25
T he C h ip m an K nit S ilk H ose at
$1.05
Ita lia n Silk H ose, rib b o n back, m ouse
c o lo r an d black, lace s tr ip e
$2.05
A S h ip m en t o f N ew G in g h a m s Just in
WALRAD MERCANTILE CD.
" I he House of Quality"
(irc s b a m
FOR LESS
Especially priced to stimulate summer sales.
variety to choose from.
A good
L. B. or A. C. finish bevel edge mortice locks.
$ .85
2.25
L. B. or A. U finish 3’ . -inch B utts............................... 28
I B. or A. C. finish Sash Locks, per doz
1.00
L B. or A. U. finish Sash Lifts..................
.50
4
11 Push Plates, per pair.
.70
Standard Swinging Door Hinge, e a c h .............
1.60
Glass Knob m ortice locks
1 50
French Doot Sets, each
Butterfly 1 linges, per pair
W H A T SH ALL WE EA T ?
GREH H A JI MEAT MARK El-
w ill h elp so lv e th e q u e stio n . C hoice L am b. Veal a n d o th e r
m e a ts a lw a y s on h an d , a lso fo r th e hot w e a th e r a sp le n d id
a s s o r tm e n t of cold lunch m e a ts a n d Keil Hock C heese,
Fresh Fish Thursdays and Friday*
.17
Pure Linseed Oil, per gallon ............ .................. $1.40
$13.75
Pure V lute Lead, per hundred pounds
Special Lot of Faucets, each.....................................
50r
Bring in vour builders hardware lists and let us
show you how little it will cost you.
H om e Cured Bacon and Lard a Specialty.
A. J. W. IIKOW3, Prep.
P hons 1S91
gg
M en’s 220-wt. Denim Overalls at...............................................
s i.
Ladles* K nit U nion S u its, e a ch
I'h o n c I t i l
Shoes
Genuine Imported Japanese Pongee
Silk, Special a t ......................... 79c
_ BUILDERS’
^HARDWARE
Pink, each
P e te r’s
Gresham, Oregon
OF MANY LINES IN
ALL DEPARTMENTS
25c
l.ad ic s T a ilo re d K nit V ests, v ery tine w eave, silk
W arner
C orsets
JULY CLEARANCE
W alter F. T ay lo r of th e M olalla
P ioneer w as a ca lle r on S atu rd ay a t
th e Outlook office. He plays the sax ­
ophone in th e band w hich fu rn ish ed
m usic for th e fa rm e rs' picnic In
G resham on S atu rd ay . T he sam e band
T he th ird w eekly c o n c ert a t th e
h as been engaged to play for the fair
S tro n g b e rry farm w ill be held on
week.
T h u rsd ay evening of th is w eek, w hen
G uests at th e W. E. Ogilbee home on a good p ro g ram w ill be given. N ear­
I S unday w ere Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Cole ly 300 p ic k ers a re em ployed on th e
and ch ild ren . Mr. and Mrs. F ra n ce s farm and m uch m u sical ta le n t is found
Brush and ch ild ren , Mr. and Mrs. L es­ am ong them , w hich m ay be su p p le ­
te r Cole and Dickey S o u th ard , all of m ented by ta le n t from P o rtla n d . The
A urora, also Mr. and Mrs. A llen Ogil- public is invited to enjoy th ese m u si­
bee of P o rtlan d .
cal a ttra c tio n s.
50c
mixed.
S»,
GRESHAM LOCALS
L ad ies' T a ilo re d F i tr i te V ests, m e r­
c e rised . C olors, p in k a n d w h ite
each •
TUESDAY, JULY
Pow ell S tre et. G resham
L. L KIDDER HARDWARE CO.
! hone 1421
Gresham, Oregon
W. A. HESSEL
Phone 1141
Seven can d id ates took th e civil s e r­
vice exam ination la st w eek for clerk
of th e postofflee. T he exam ination
w as conducted by C h arles H. Duna-
gan of th e local civil service board of
P o rtlan d at th e high school in G resh ­
am. T hose ta k in g th e exam ination
w ere the Misses G ladys S h arp . Alice
R oberts. G ertru d e S ou th ard and Flo-
ella Jacobs. Lyle Mason. E W S tr a t­
ton and J. W. Hill. T he p ap ers w ere
sent to W ashington. A fter th ey have
been passed upon th e nam es of those
receiving th e th ree highest g rad es will
be subm itted to th e local po stm aster
and one from th e n um ber w ill be
chosen as clerk.
Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Bangs w ere In
G resham on b u sin ess one day last
week. They have recen tly p urchased
a house on Ladd avenue in P o rtlan d
n ear w here they now live and will
m ove in th e flrat of next m onth.
A new foundation is being p u t under
the platform of the low er depot by th e
P R L.
P. com pany.
B ridge tim ber« a re on the ground
for th e building a new bridge over
Jo h n so n creek n ear th e depot.
•Mr« B. F. W atkins, who h a t h .e n
serio u sly ill for th e past few days, is
rep o rted slig h tly im proved today.
Mrs. H ale la em ployed aa nurse.
D eputy 8herlff,W M Kqulre arrest­
ed Mrs Mae T aylor, alleged accom ­
A
M achinery
plice and co n so rt of Jam es E. Wal
son, w hite slav er and ex-convict. Th
two w ere g u ilty of crim es agalns
little g irls and had four In th e ir pos
session in a b erry field at E stacad,
when th e m an w as a rre ste d .
Th
w oman w as tak en at G resham . Fed
eral ag en ts are in v estig atin g th e cast
If you have a palm o r Tern in you:
house and w ish to im prove its looki
ami grow th pour tw o teasp o o n sfu l o
olive oil a t th e ro ots of the p la n ts onci
or tw ice a m onth.
B ecause "w e all have o u r faults,
gives you no license to pet yours.
A g irl som etim es ’ goes w ild" ove
w ild" youth, but if she m a rrie
she goes m uch w ilder.
him
a
Old Dobbin had his fau lts, but h
never had to be tow ed In.
Get your money, but don’t let m one
get ’ you.
Most of th e autom obile accident
a re caused by a o n e-n u t b ra in powe
try in g to drive a c a r of fifty-hors
pow er.
Plano Tuning.
S atisfactio n g u aran teed . $3. F re
B. Jones, phone G resham 189x1.
tf
R e g u la r m e etin g of Oresti
am L odge No. 115. 1 .0 .0
In th e Odd F ello w s hall, every T h u n
day ev en in g . B ro th e rs w elcom e.
I
r a A»uTVLT H H*N8LBY. N. O.
V. A. HILL, Secretary.