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GRESHAM OrTLOOK,
Notice of Meeting of ('»uuly Board
of Equalization.
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,:o"'ELL.VALLEY ... GRESHAM LOCALS
T he P o rtlan d d istric t L u th e r L eague
will hold its y early m eeting at th e
Dr. E a rl C lanahan and Mrs. Clan-
Sw edish L u th e ra n ch u rc h of Pow ell
V alley next S unday and M onday, th e a h a n of S easide a re visiting th e ir p a r ­
2d and 3d of Septem ber. T he m eet­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. C lan ah an and
ing begins on S unday m orning at Mr. an d Mrs. H. M. M iller, for a few
10:30 w ith a serm on and th e L o rd 's days.
S upper. Rev. A rth u r L arso n and Rev.
The dedication of th e tw o co m p let­
S ta n d a rd A ll O ver T heir T erritory
J. E. Shipp w ill be th e sp eak ers. In ed co ttag e s of th e W. C. T. U. F arm
th e aftern o o n a young people's rally Home a t C orvallis will occur on W ed­
S tan d ard M erch an d ise,
S tan d ard P rices,
S tan d ard S erv ice
w ill be held, th e sp e ak e rs to be Rev nesday, S eptem ber 5. All who can are
C. G. Bloom quist and Rev. B. S. Nys- urged to atten d .
A B S O L U T E L Y R E L IA B L E
trom . In th e evening an o th er la rg e
Mrs. G ertru d e S channo and Mr. and
m ass m eeting w ill be held w ith Rev.
A. V. A nderson and Jo h n U nis as Mrs. E dw in P ritc h a rd have gone to
sp eak ers. Besides th ese sp e ak e rs the Pacific City for th e w eek end.
different L eagues p rese n t w ill give
T hom as W iles re p o rts th a t his An-
several n u m b ers Including songs, m u -I cona p u lle ts bought of T. H. McNabb
sic and read in g s. A big m eeting is have begun to lay a t four m onths and
looked fo rw ard to and everyone is eight days.
cordially invited to com e an d spend
(Limit One Lot)
T he C h ild ren ’s F arm Home of the
th e day w ith us. Monday, S eptem ber
W. C. T. U. a t C orvallis, has se n t out a
Royal Baking Powder, large 12-oz. tin for 40- , 2% lbs. for $1.19, 5 lbs. for $2.29
3d, a business m eeting w ill com m ence
req u e st to m em bers and frien d s to do­
at 9 o’clock and in th e aftern o o n a big
n ate canned vegetables an d fru it to
C R IS C O — 1 lb. 2 5 c, U lbs. 3 5 c, 3 lbs. 69c, 6 lbs. $ 1 .2 9 , 9 lbs. $ 1 .9 3
picnic for every L eaguer an d th e ir
th e home. All w ho w ill aid in this
friends.
Ball Mason Jars, equipped with zinc caps with porcelein lining
w ay the fine w ork of th e hom e in c a r­
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. H en d rick s, fo r­
ing for its 40 ch ild ren a re req u ested
Pints 79c, Quarts 95b, Half-Gals $1.29
m er resid en ts of Pow ell V alley, took
to re p o rt to Mrs. C. J. L undquist, sec­
booths Sardines, 1 omato or M u stard ,.................................... can 15b, 6 cans for 85b
d in n er w ith Dr. and Mrs. A. H. W right
re ta ry of th e local union.
la st Sunday.
“ The m a il H and
M eetings of th e F o u r-S q u a re gospel
C liu rrh .”
A p ro g ram co n sistin g of songs,
B ib le S ch ool 10 a. m ., Serm on a t 11 a. m.
an d 7 30 p. m. Lord'» S u p per th e first read in g s and m usic w ill be given by w ill be held a t th e hom e of Fred
S u n d a y o f th e m onth . B ib le S tu d y and
Blonn Sunday aftern o o p at 2:30 and
P r a ise S erv ice W ed n esd ay, 7 :30 p. m. th e S unday school of th e M ission
IVORY SOAP, guest size.................................. ....................................... ’dozen bars 55c
C hoir R eh ea rsa l. T h u rsd a y , 7 :30 p m
ch u rch at Powell Valley S atu rd ay , a t Melvin S unday's n ex t T uesday eve­
“Universal Brotherhood is the Goul” S eptem ber 1, at 8 o’clock p. m. Ice ning at 8. T his la tte r w ill also be a
“Come thou with u» and we will do
cream and cake w ill be served. Every h ealin g service and it is u rged th a t
20th C entury C o ffee— R oa sted to d a y , on your b rea k fa st ta b le to-
thee good.’
th e sick be bro u g h t to th e m eeting for
body
welcome.
DAVID Q. BARRY, B. Th., Pastor.
m orrow . P ound 3 3 c, 3 pounds for 95c.
healing.
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Mr. and Mrs. H a rry G ray and two
Dry Onions, another car of those fine Globe Onions,.............. 3 lbs. 8b, 10 lbs. 23b
sons of Long Beach, C alifornia, who
a re v isitin g rela tiv e s in P o rtlan d , took
su p p er w ith Mr. G ray's b ro th er, J. A.
G ray of G resham , T h u rsd ay evening.
IR R IG O N M E L O N S
Mrs. L. S chenk is visitin g Mrs. E. J.
S trey at C hehalis, W ashington.
W e are disposing of two cars per week of these delicious vine ripened melons.
A p le a sa n t b irth d ay s u rp rise p arty
No indigestion if you insist on Irrigon-Grown melons.
w as given Roy H. Gibbs la st S atu rd ay
evening, th e occasion being his b irth ­
F in e W aterm elon s, pound 2c
day. A b irth d ay d in n e r w as enjoyed
See Our Windows for these Big Values
at his hom e at w hich w ere p rese n t be­
Acme Clothes Pins, the old-fashioned kind................................................... 3 dozen 8b
sides Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gibbs, Roy’s
p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Gibbs
Lunch Wax Paper, the 5e* kind........................................................................... 3 for 10b
and son Clifford, Miss L eila Gibbs and
Phone 1236
Gresham, Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. R alph D avidson. F ol­
Thanking you for past patronage, we are daily studying how to make these
low ing th e d in n er th e evening was
stores
more beneficial to you.
spent a t th e hom e of F ra n k Gibbs.
W a tch for our B ig F irst A n n iv ersa ry S p e cia l
Many o th e r frien d s w ere presen t.
S ep tem b er 7
A special m eeting of th e W. C. T. U.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. W hite have pur
w ill be held in th e lib ra ry T uesday a f­
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ternoon at 2:30. Officers and su p e r­ chased a house and lot from J. N.
in ten d en ts are req u ested to be p re s­ W infree, in R egner addition, w hich
en t as y ea rly re p o rts a re to be m ade they w ill im prove and eith er occupy
them selves o r ren t. They still retain
out .
th e ir p ro p erty on F o u rth street.
An im provem ent h as been m ade in
m e a n in g , th a t w e w a n t to
L. J. W in ter recen tly sold his new
th e City B akery by th e laying of a ce­
a ttr a c t y o u r a tte n tio n ju at
m ent floor in th e sa les room . The house in R egner addition and is build­
fo r a m o m en t.
w ork w as done by F ra n k Jo n e s and ing a g ara g e on the c o rn e r lot ad jo in ­
N E W B E R G a n d A R M O U R’S ST A R HAM, cured
ing w hich he w ill occupy u n til an oth-
Ja c k H am lin.
ju s t r ig h t to e a t, w h o le o r h a lf ..............................Lb. $ .37
I e r residence can be com pleted.
An addition of tw o room s h as been
M ak e U s R esp on ­
O. A. E astm an is building a b u n g a­
m
ade
to
th
e
B
ratzel
hom
e
on
Ridge
N E W B ER G LA R I), m ed. p a il........ 90c la rg e
1.75
sib le for your ca r’s
avenue. T h ese room s w ill be used for low on his p ro p erty in E astm an ad d i­
C H O IC E PIC N IC S, m ed. s iz e .................................. Lb. .1»
tion.
w
hich
is
said
to
be
th
e
first
of
C ondition.
a studio and reception room w here
3 YOUNG A M ERICA C H E E S E ..................................... Lb. .32
Miss F ried a B ratzel w ill c a rry on her sev eral w hich he w ill c o n stru c t for
W e c a rry a full lin e of th e b e st a u to su p p lie s a n d acces-
m usic In stru ctio n d u rin g th e com ing sale or for ren t.
ories. G oodyear tir e s a n d tubes.
year.
Mrs. E ttse l Jones, who has been
C. E. P eck and his sisters, th e spending some tim e in S eattle, is here
4 WHITE KING WASHING MACHINE SOAP.
Misses Em m a, M arg aret and Mary visitin g a t th e F ra n k Jo n es home.
Mrs. Je ssie Sow ard and d au g h ters
Peck, expect to leave tom orrow for
sp ecial th is w eek, la rg e p a c k a g e .... .....................
.50
I’hone 2981
FREI1 SOUTHARD
Night Phone 25x5
Long Beach. C alifornia, to m ake th e ir a re m oving th is week to th e W. E
2 liars T o ilet Soap F re e . 2, 15c p ac k ag e s 25c, 1 liar
home.
T h eir
house on
W allula Wood house on Maple avenue.
T o ile t Soap F ree.
H eights w ill be occupied by F. M.
C. L. F all has gone to w ork for the
S tru ck and fam ily, rec en tly from Pine S o u th ern Pacific com pany In P o rt
City, M innesota.
land. Mrs. F all is visitin g frie n d s in
5 ROYAL CLU B C O E E E E , Lb...
3»e,
3 L b s........ 1.15
Mrs. C h risten a H um ason left y es­ P o rtlan d for a few days.
Jo e P aten eau d e and sister, Miss
terd ay to Join the O regon-W ashington
6 JU S T IC E o r P E A B E R R Y C O E E E E
3 Lb. 1.00
delegation bound for th e G. A. R. and Je n n ie P aten eau d e. and Mrs. Maud
7 W IGW AM SY R U P, p u re can e, good b ecau se its
W. R. C. g ran d encam pm ent w hich will H isel, re tu rn e d a few days ago from
m ade good, ta b le siz e . 20c, m ed ... 40c, la rg e .. .SO
be held at M ilwaukie, W isconsin. S ep­ an extended trip to points of in te rest
tem ber 2 to 8. Mrs. H um ason re p re ­ in C alifornia. Miss P aten eau d e has
8 L a rg e Oval SA R D IN E S, c a n ............ 15c, 9 c a n s ..............85
sen ts th e d ep artm en t of Oregon as left for h er hom e at Chipew a F a lls
n
atio n al aide. She w ill v isit friends W isconsin.
MASON E R U IT JA R S , p in ts
SOc, q u a rts
.95
R. W. L eighton and d au g h ters cam e
in W isconsin a fte r th e convention and
h a lf g a llo n s ...........
1.35
w ill la te r go to Lubback, Texas, for a ea rly th is w eek from L aG rande to
C iv iliza tio n w as n o t b u ilt by th e In d o le n t
visit w ith h er son. G uerdon H um ason join Mrs. Leighton, who has been v is­
o r S h iftle s s — it took h a rd w o rk — c o n s is te n t
and fam ily. On h er re tu rn she ex ­ itin g for a few days w ith h e r m other,
effort. N a tu re in te n d e d t h a t a ll of us should
pects to visit in San F ran cisco w ith Mrs. P. A. Gould and siste r, Mrs. W.
w ork and a rra n g e d t h a t a ll th e g re a t r e ­
h er niece, Mrs. Roy W onacott.
E. Beegle. T hey expect to leave for
w a rd s of life sh o u ld com e th ro u g h lab o r.
Miss P earl S ellers, niece of A rth u r hom e in a day or two.
Quality
T h e p ric e of life, h e a lth , h a p p in e s s a n d
Phone 1451
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Booth have
and A lbert D ow sett, has gone to P u y ­
success— is w ork.
and Service
Feed 12S1
allu p , W ashington, w here she is to moved to G resham from W amic, O re­
M ost m en w o rk — th e y e a rn th e re w a rd s
gon. Mr. Booth is em ployed by th e
teach.
of life—-but m an y do n o t g e t to e n jo y th em .
H urley-M ason com pany c o n stru c tin g
T h e finest re w a rd s a re w on th ro u g h
th e big dam fo r the P. R. L. & P.
T H R IF T .
com pany n ea r E stacada.
Add th rift to y o u r w o rk a n d e n jo y th e
C. E. R u sh er is the ow ner of an
fru its of y o u r labor.
O verland-4 ca r, p urchased from Jas.
E lkington.
Mrs. C. M errill has retu rn ed from a
— T oday we pay trib u te to th e m en who
vacation spent a t Rockaw ay w ith her
w ork. Hut every day we pay trib u te to th e
d au g h ter, Mrs. E lla Nye.
m en w ho have a lso saved.—
Ourey H isey visited over th e w eek­
The enlarging and remodeling of our store is now completed. New Tall Stocks
end w ith his p are n ts, th e Rev. and
are arriving daily and shelves and counters will be overflowing with good seasonable
Mrs. A. S. Hisey. He has been em ­
merchandise and will earn- complete stocks in all departments.
ployed d u rin g the sum m er at Salem.
N otice is hereby given th a t on Mon
day, Septem ber 10. 1923, th e Board of
E qualizatio n of M ultnom ah County
w ill atten d at th e office of th e County
A ssessor, a t th e C ourthouse in P o rt
land, and publicly exam ine th e a s ­
sessm en t ro lls fo r the y ear 1923, and
c o rre c t a ll e rro rs In valuatio n , des
crip tio n o r q u alitie s of lands, lots or
o th e r p ro p e rty ra sse sse d by the County
A ssessor. And it sh all be th e d uty of
perso n s in te reste d to ap p e ar a t the
tim e and place appointed. If it sh all
a p p e a r to such Board of E qualization
th a t th e re a re any lands or lots or
o th e r p ro p erty assessed tw ice, o r in ­
co rrec tly assessed as to descrip tio n or
quan tity , and in th e nam e of a p e r­
son o r p ersons not th e ow ners thereof,
o r assessed u nder o r beyond th e a c ­
tu a l cash value thereof, said board
m ay m ake pro p er co rrectio n of th e
sam e.
If it sh a ll ap p e ar to such
B oard th a t any land, lots o r o th er
p ro p erty assessab le by th e A ssessor
a r e not assessed, such B oard shall
asse ss the sam e a t full cash value
thereof.
HIRAM U. WELCH,
County A ssessor.
P o rtlan d , O regon, A ugust 15, 1923.
Twentieth Century Grocery
SA TURDAY
Sugar— Pure Cane, fruit or berry, 12 pounds for $1.00
BETHEL
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V A LUES!
In Bonnie Blue Enamelware
HEPP’S RACKET STORE
We’re Giving You
the Horn
Grocery Bulletin
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G R ESH A M
GARAGE
Labor Day
A. W . METZGER «& CO.
L. A. W ACK & CO.
GRESHAM, OREGON
Our new Tall Shipments of Shoes and Hosiery arrived today and we are pre­
pared to fit out the boys and girls with good shoes at right prices. A nice line of
Ladies’ Shoes in all the New Styles and colors including satins, etc.
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The New W rap-Around a t.......
$1.00 to $2.50
I he New Corsets in staple numbers at.
$1.00 to $4.85
$1.25 to $2.00
The New < •
The New ( îirdles at
59 to $2.00
L a rg e assortm en t o f L ad ies H ou se D resses an d B u n g a lo w A prons
a ll w e ll m ad e and d a in tily trim m ed in g in g h a m s and p erca les,
Specially Priced at 98c
This store will be dosed all day Monday, Sept. 3, on account of “Labor Day”
First State Bank
PLEA SA N T HOME
V irginia Lundbom has retu rn ed
hom e, a fte r spending th e sum m er
w ith her g ran d fa th e r and o th e r r e la ­
tiv es in A berdeen, W ashington, and
w ith frien d s in Tacom a and S eattle.
She w as accom panied hom e by Miss
Je a n In g eh rig h tsen . a frien d of her
m other. Mrs. Robt. Lundbom . who
w ill rem ain at th e Lundbom hom e for
som e tim e.
The K ing's D au g h ters cla ss of the
M E. S unday school w ill m eet at the
ch u rc h on S atu rd ay aftern o o n w ith
th e ir teach er, Mrs. R obert Lundbom .
fo r reo rg an izatio n .
G. W. A ndrew s, who h as been laid
up for n ea rly fo u r m onths, is slow ly
im proving and is now able to get
about a little Mr A ndrew s had a se­
v ere a tta c k of rheum atism follow ing
flu.
Rev. Jo h n C arsons of P o rtlan d will
preach at P le a sa n t Home M. E. church
Sunday at 11. follow ing S unday school
a t 10 a. m. He Is a w ell known
pioneer. Mrs E G. R anton will sing
T h ere w as a su rp rise farew ell p a r­
ty given Rev. and Mrs B errem an
W ednesday evening a t th e church.
GRESHAM, OREGON
A STRONG RANK
T he B errem ans left T h u rsd ay night t
for Colorado. The L eag u ers w ere
p rese n t and en tertain ed w ith In s ti­
TIKES AND TUBES
tu te songs and stu n ts. M embers of
th e ch u rch presented Mr. B errem an
O ld field
w ith a p u rse as a token of th e ir love
Tires
an d esteem . T he L eaguers presented
American*
Mrs. B errem an w ith a fern dish co n ­
ta in in g flow ers and a purse.
Akron Tires
Rev. and Mrs. E G. R anton. Rev.
Vulcanlzinr mid Retreading
and Mrs. H isey and H elen H isey w ere
All Work Guaranteed
p resen t also.
F IS K
Gresham Tire Shop
T he reason why ce rtain tow ns in
GKO. A. BRANDT
Phone 1107
Oregon do not have m ore in d u strie s
and m ore en terp rises developing th eir
local reso u rces is th a t the people have
D. E. S. WHI Meet Toe-day Nlghi.
in m any m a tte rs th u s far failed to co­
T he re g u la r stated com m unication
o p erate an d to give th e ir p atro n ag e to
of G resham C h ap ter No. 117. O. E. S..
hom e in d u stries.
w ill m eet in th e Masonic hall next
T he autom obile has speeded up
T uesday evening, S eptem ber 4, 1923.
th in g s g en erally but It has speeded
By o rd er of th e W orthy M atron.
some perso n s m or ’ th an is safe.
CLARA P I LFER . S ecretary.