Gresham outlook., July 22, 1924, Page 4, Image 4

TAGE F ü l lt
Lafe M anning of P o rtlan d , son o f ' L ib e rt, S tatu e Must Be Removed
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. M anning of G resh-
w , _,i
am, w as accorded the honor of being th a t , , t Z l " / T
th ls afte rn o ° u
th e youngest m em ber of th e S panish ’
* b' ,a rJ of “ >unty Commission-
T he se c re ta ry h as moved his office
W ar V eterans In th e ir recen t encam p-1
" )r
r *cent1’’ Pa88ed a a <» to th e fair grounds.
m ent held in Roseburg. L afe M anning „
„
f avlng ° f th a t p a rt of
T he opening dance on th e fair
w as on the U. S. S. Oregon when it r T
’ tre<?t betw een Maln and South
m ade Its fam ous dash around the horn iU b e rt“ a *enue lf> G resham w ithin 30 g rounds w ill be S atu rd ay n ig h t, Ju ly
<n -98. He was born in o“ " 2 r 188
y" Pr° Ti'’ed
C“ y ° f GrPsh8m w l"
not last S atu rd ay night as F rid ay 's
Outlook in a d v erten tly stated. The
L. P. M anning attended the reunion as
‘!b er,y 8tatUC “ ',d base
floor is u n d er co n stru ctio n in a good
the g u est of his son and was an honor th e Intersection of Main and Powell.
It is likely th a t a special m eeting of location and all will be in read in ess
guest of th e encam pm ent, going with
for the com ing S atu rd ay n ig h t and
the v eterans to the Oregon Caves and th e council will be called at once to
every n ig h t d u rin g th e fair. H a rri­
consider th e m atter.
other places of Interest.
son s six-piece O regonian band will
| W atch your d o llars and you w on’t play for th ese dances.
t lassi tied—c la ssy ads.
have to w orry about your dimes.
Dr. W. K. W right of M anistique,
•Michigan, has been th e guest for a few
days of Mr. and Mrs. E. H olgate. Dr.
W right w’as a form er te ac h er of Mrs.
H olgate and th e tw o had not m et for
35 years. He was given a trip to Hood
R iver over the C olum bia riv er h ig h ­
way which he considered a m ost w on­
d erful sight. He left for his hom e on
Sunday evening by w ay of San F ra n ­
cisco and so u th ern C alifornia.
No m eetings of the M ethodist L adies
Aid will be held d u rin g July. T he pic­
nic in conjunction w ith the W om en's
Here you will find the work clothes
Home M issionary society will be on
you need at lowest prices.
See it on display in our show Window
th e th ird W ednesday in A ugust. The
first W ednesday in D ecem ber has been
I fixed upon as the date of th e Ladies
MIrco Process Finish—
Malleable Iron Construction-
Plain or laced
Aid bazaar.
An E xclusive MONARCH featu re.
Most
k Iiy the use of m alleab le iron, th e toughest
scientific
chem
ical
tre
a
tm
e
n
t
know
n,
p
ro
­
Mrs. W. C. B urch en tertain ed a t d in ­
1 ami m ost p rac tica l m etal w here s tre n g th is
ducing a ru st-re sistin g su rfa ce in su rin g
ner on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. L eavens
req u ired , th e MONARCH is th e m ost rigid
long life and a ttra c tiv e ap p earan ce. Beau-
electric ran g e on th e m ark et.
of F o re st Grove. Mr. and Mrs. E.
Boss of the lload
ty w ith durability.
D avidson of G resham , Mrs. D rake
Rust-Proof Oven—
Oven Insulation—
All Ovens in MONARCH E le c tric R anges
of M ontana, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Thom
H ig h est q u ality, tw o-inch, honey-com bed.
a re b u ilt of heavy gauge, sh eet alum inum
of Salem . Mrs. Burch has gone to S a­
T n c n 'c i biO<;k J s used to in su Iate MON-
Blue or brown
ab so lu tely ru st-p ro o f, th e re b y elim inating
w nFn
Ctr . v ° ^ n s- ™ 3 ‘yp® in su latio n
lem for a few days' visit w ith her
oven rep lacem en t.
“
ill
not
sag
like
loose,
In
ferio
r
in
sulations.
d au g h ter, Mrs. Thom.
Reciprocating
Switches—
Mercury (h e n Therm om eter__
Among th e m em bers of R u ssellv ille
L a te st type th re e -h e a t sw itch es easily
P laced in a position w here m ost easily read.
Blue or khaki
g ran g e who attended th e F a rm e rs'
tu rn ed in eith er d irectio n to p roduce th e de­
Safe from injury. A bsolutely dependable
Field Day picnic w ere Mrs. G race Ex-
sired heat. Individual fuse for each b u rn ­
because m ercu ry tu b e p e n e tra te s th e oven
er, conveniently located below each sw itch
w all and m akes d irect co n tac t w ith the
ley, Mrs. G eorge H. W ohlers an d Mrs.
easily replaced.
’
oven tem p eratu re.
A. M. Cole, who w ere all welcome c a ll­
Black, brown, mixed
MONARCH
Pastry
Oven—
Radiant
Type
Guaranteed
B
urner__
ers a t th e Outlook office.
A big facto r in MONARCH E le ctric R ange
monarch b u rn ers a re the q u ick est and
Mrs. N ancy A. B rooks of Midvale,
economy.
A mple size for baking pies
m
ost
econom
ical
to
use.
E
very
bit
of
th
e
Idaho, has leased th e D eW itt Ross
cookies, or, w arm in g ro lls. Does aw ay w ith
clean, odorless heat is co n cen trated on the
In all sizes
building on w est T hird stree t, which
th e n ecessity of h ea tin g la rg e oven for or-
cooking utensil
H ig h est g rad e electrical
d in ary use.
she will lit up fo r a room ing house
w ire used. All dow nw ard rad iatio n of heat
prevented by PARAMOUNT h ea t-re sistin g
and re sta u ra n t.
Mrs. Brooks is a
MONARCII O rganization—
in su latin g block. E n tire u n it encased in
MONARCH E le c tric s a re b u ilt in th e sam e
w om an of experience in every line of
m etal receptacle.
G uaran teed one y ear
K 'gantic p la n t a t B eaver Dam, W isconsin,
th e business. She will be assisted by
ag ain st m echanical defects.
M E N ’S W EAR •
’ SH O ES
hy th e sam e ex p e rt ran g e bu ild ers who
a grow n d au g h ter and son. She ex ­
for th ^ n n « ? * ' ini A m erica’8 finest ran g e s
MONARCH
Automatic
Oven
Vent__
p ects to have h er room s fitted up by
lo r th e p a st q u a rte r ce n tu ry . T he en tire
G RESH A M
fair tim e.
A utom atically elim in ates excessive m oist-
m a n u fa ctu rin g o rg an izatio n , as w ell as our
ure. A ssures p ro p er oven operation.
th o u san d s of dealers, sta n d solidly behind
Miss Miriam In g lis is in St. V in­
every claim m ade for MONARCH R anges
ce n t's h ospital, w here she has u n d e r­
gone an o p eratio n for ap p en d icitis
She w as in a P o rtlan d ho sp ital for
th re e w eeks fo r tre a tm e n t and cam e
home for a few days, and la te r w ent
D A V » n
T - . - . , . . -------------------
to the St. V incent’s for h er operation.
T he local ice cream m a n u fa ctu rin g
The beautiful new („/„„¡„I Block Design Glassware
concern, th e D airy P ro d u c ts com pany,
fu rn ish ed 50 g allo n s of ice cream w ith SCHOEN HEATH (ALLS
in the following pieces
all th e trim m in g s n ecessary for se rv ­
BENEMA MATHEWS
Covered Butter Dishes
Spoon Trays
ing it for th e an n u a l picnic of th e
Ii' you need the accessories to
frie n d s of th e Benj. M athew s fam
P o rtlan d b u ild ers and m a teria l men
Covered Sugar Bowls
1'ooted Jellies
held la st S atu rd ay a t M ontrose p ark ily w ere shocked to le arn of th e death
Creamers
early M onday m o rn in g of Miss Be
o .
J ugs
n ea r T routdale.
7%-inch Berry Bowls
8%-mch Berry Bowls
The re g u la r m eeting of M. A. Ross nem a M athew s a t th e hom e of h er
you will find the most complete supply In
2-piece Sugar and Creamer Sets
P ost G. A. R. w as held on S atu rd ay , b ro th er-in -law and sister, Mr. and
Gresham at this garage
3
Ju ly 19, when sev eral m a tte rs of im ­ Mrs. F. Medler, 7 E a st 71st stre e t
N
orth,
P
o
rtlan
d
,
aged
22
y
ears
2
p o rtan ce w ere atten d ed to. The m eet­
ing of the R elief Corps for th a t day m onths and 8 days. W hile she had
w as postponed on acco u n t of the been ill for a few days h er condition
VAI e I.
for 1 year
w as th ought not serio u s, alth o u g h she
ON DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOW
F a rm e rs' Field day picnic.
had
not
been
in
rugged
h
ealth
for
sev­
M.WS
Miss H elen H oss left y esterd ay for
Oswego lake to join Miss Mabel Inglis, e ra l m onths and rec en tly had suffered
who has been cam p in g th e re for the w ith jaundice. T he ex act cau se of h er
p
ast m onth. A llen and Je a n Inglis, d eath has n o t been determ ined.
Phone 1236
r> l
"¿n*1 !JhIi<l‘ld , Wi,H‘rs’ Stop Lights,
Gresham
Benem a had sp e n t th e g re a te r p a rt
who have been w ith th e ir au n t, have
Adjustable Look Back M irrors.
re tu rn e d home.
of her life in G resham w here she r e ­
W atch for our big Fair-Week Special,
S aul Sim on w as In G resham last ceived h er e n tire schooling, g ra d u a t­
e carry a complete line of Fan Belts and
coming next week
week. H e has tak en over the daily ing from th e high school four y ears
« n ^ u p p ly you with a new belt for any make
fa ir program again and is busy as a ago. Since th en she h as been em ­
bum ble bee.
ployed a t ste n o g rap h ic w ork in e a st­
Miss E th el M cElroy, who spent th e e rn Oregon and in P o rtla n d and has
We recommend RADIUM POLISH, the
p ast tw o w eeks w ith Miss Neva Ja ck - w orked for th e O. R. & N. for th e p ast
tm i
W IN C H tS T t*
tw o years. She w as a b sen t from th e
polish
with a money back guarantee. Ask
son.
re
tu
rn
e
d
to
h
e
r
home
in
Salem
IT O R I
Sunday evening.
office of th e com pany on sick leave
us to dem onstrate it.
Floyd Stafford, th e 9-year-old son of when she died. She leaves to m ourn
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Stafford of th e V ic­ h e r u ntim ely d eath h er fath e r, Benj.
to ry d istric t, h as m ade a record for M athew s, h er step -m o th er, w ho had
b erry picking for a child of his age, been a loving m o th er to h e r since her
claim th o se who know of his accom ­ ea rly childhood, an d th e follow ing
p lish m en t. In a 9-hour day he picked b ro th ers and s is te rs : Mrs. D. S. J o h n ­
100 pounds of red Raspberries on his son of The D alles, Guy E. M athew s,
HAMLIN & HOSS, Props.
fa th e r's place.
Mrs. Viola Medler, Mrs. Cleo W iidanen,
Phone 2391 Nile Phone 706
"B ill" E v erett, th e telephone trouble Mrs. Leta Brow n, all of P o rtlan d , M ar­
m an, got Into m ore tro u b le th an he g a re t and W oodrow M athew s
barg ain ed for the o th e r day w hen he | G resham , also H a rry F a c to r of P o rt­
d istu rb ed a colony of h ornets. Bill land to whom she w as engaged to be
got stung, as in v ariab le h appens when m arried .
a man m eddles w ith som ething he
F u n e ra l serv ices w ill be held on
doesn't u n d erstan d , though It w as a c ­ W ednesday aftern o o n , Ju ly 23, in the
cid en tal iu th is case. But Bill is laid M ethodist E piscopal ch u rch of G resh ­
t e x is . .
up for a few days.
am , u nder th e d irectio n of J. E. Metz­
S everal G resham people attended g er. In te rm e n t w ill be in th e D am as­
th e W oodman of the W orld picnic at cus cem etery.
teaches patriotism, teaches us to keep what we hare
C rystal L ake p ark on Sunday. They
and add to it
re p o rt a gootl tim e.
I MON HIGH ( LASS HE
In creasin g business of th e W alrad
1»2I EN.IHVS HEIM ON
M ercantile com pany has necessitated
S everal m em bers of th e class of
som e im provem ents in th e ir eq u ip ­
v
‘No I7a lte r ho" vo.u sPe»»d y««r vacation this
1921 spent an enjoyable evening at
W hen Retsy Loss made the first American Fine 117
ment. One of the most notew orthy Is
year we have many ot the things you arc going
the p u rch ase of a Dodge screened de­ th e home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Tow n­
s
t
a
Y
a T a le E ” ,l’ir,<'î"’ B' “r’ ° n “ “e,d oi “ ue each
to need tor your pleasure and convenience.
*
livery c a r for local use. T he c a r was send. S atu rd ay , Ju ly 19. P lan s were
sta
r
a
state. There are now forty-eieht W«
p u rch ased th ro u g h th e G resham O ar­ first sta rted to m ake th e event a class
w«».ed
or J ob , one ot theni
w
reu
n
io
n
,
but
ow
ing
to
so
m
any
m
em
­
F la s h lig h ts
C a m p e r s ’ A x es
age. H om er Reed, w ho moved here
b ers being aw ay, only 14 of the o rig i­
have
not
gambled
or
speculated
w
i
t
h
m
v
«
f
»»
recently from Illinois, has been added
A y to T o o l K its
V a c u u m B o ttle s
nal 55 w ere p resen t. H ow ever it was
our
S,ar9 *"
to th e force of w o rk ers in th e store.
decided to have an an n u a l reunion
P ish in g J a c k i e
C a m p S to v es
w ith a full rep resen tatio n .
I ndeiintnlm itioiijil Service«
S p o r tin g G o o d s
•" ’ i
T he evening w as p le asa n tly spent iu
A nnonnred.
-lag .ym bC U es our work a „ d Œ
n w ” h te "
T he tem ple was w ell filled a t the playing gam es, an d re fre sh m e n ts were
dedication lust S uuday aftern o o n , and served. The room s w ere ta ste fu lly • I
9 p
l the services w ere m uch enjoyed by all decorated in green and w hite, the
' Besides the »1200 raised , th e free will class colors.
v .^ T u rire l «hooting wlib the W inchester Mt,del
T hose p resen t w ere: Roba H engst
offering a fte r th e dedication enlarged
0« Is g re a t «port on your vacation. A liirht
ler, F lorence Hoecker. F lorence Rosin.
th
e
am
ount
to
»1617.
accarute .23 culiber rllle shooting .2'* Short
> -
I™ g.*'.ing a ,,aK outfit consistinq of one
Mrs H. L. S teuberg. ev an g elist from Marion H agberg, G enevieve M cAllis­
.22 lo n g mid .22 Long Hide cartridges'
•»
•
-
oot
flag, jointed pole, bracket and halliards to
Salem , Is cond u ctin g a w eek's m eet­ ter. M ildred F an ch e r. Em m a Hoecker.
la k es doon in to o parts and Is easily car­
every
new
depositor in our savings d e p a r t
V
irginia
C
u
rrlu
,
E
lizabeth
McKeown.
'
ing in th e tem ple. A co rd ial In v ita­
ried.
tion is extended to everyone to attend Jo sep h in e T ow nsend. Mr. and Mrs.
making a deposit of $5 or more.
P
‘
th ese m eetings w hich are proving very David Jo h n sto n . M aurice Botkin. Wll
beneficial an d full of sp irit and life. b u r A ltm an, F ra n k G reenm an an<
I he ev an g elist is a very ea rn e st work David McKeown.
er, b rin g in g a clea r, in sp irin g mes-
One of the follies of youth, from the
age each night.
stan d p o in t of th e old-tim er, is ju st
P reach in g next Sunday aftern o o n at being young.
|
7 ’/ . ^ I I ’ / i f
r u v , . »i i , o .
Gresham, Oregon
o'clock.
The W IN C H E S T E R Store
Phone 1451
Are you 100%
C resta m, Oregon
A few w ords w ill tell th e whole
for the F a i r ?
A STRONG BANK
sto ry In th e W ant Column.
Get your season ticket NOW.
GRESHAM LOCALS
TEN
REASONS
for buying a
FOR MEN
Work C lothes
for Sum m er D ays
PANTS
-
$2 to $4
OVERALLS
$1.95
COVERALLS
$3.50
S H IR T S T
$1.0(1
SOX
-
SHO ES
3 f o r 50(.
-
$2.75 to $5
MONARCH
ELECTRIC
RANGE
1
2
3
4
AylsWort]
9
10
5
METZGER
EXTRA SPECIAL
^Do// Up” Your Car
Y our C hoice at 25c each
H E P P ’S
in u P n » ! 1 LS F ° R THE FORD ARE:
RACKET STORE
For A ny M ake o f Car W e Have
Goodyear Tires
G RESHAM
D odge Service
GARAGE
11
The United States Flag
Supplies Every Camper
and Vacationist Needs
$21.50
FIRST STATE BANK
A. W. M etzger & Co.
T H IN K !