Miss M aude Michel has re tu rn e d
from a w onderful trip w hich occupied
It Is explained by those who have Hood R iver and a com parison w ith
the p ast tw o m onths. She w ent in
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. B a rre t, Los com pany w ith an o th er te ac h er in the
studied th e conditions adopted to b erries shipped from G resham show s
Mr.
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ra sp b e rry c u ltu re th a t It is the m o ist th e la tte r to be la rg e r and firm er. It i - A - - ngeles,
Mrs. H. A. Kellogg school in P o rtlan d an d to
u re iu the air, c h a ra c te ristic of this s said th e re are indications th a t the S h erm an and tw o ch ild ren , of C astle g eth er th ey visited Mexico, C en tral
section even in a dry tim e, th a t has Hood River b erries are o v er-irrig ated . Rock, W ashington, w ere recen t v l.lt- A m erica, Cuba and th e e a ste rn coast
On cities of the United S tates. T h eir trip
m uch to do w ith th e production of the ». E Towle, of the B erry G row ers o rs a t th e J. A. Bushong home
u n riv alled C u th b erts grow n here in la c k in g com pany says th a t no a- S atu rd ay th e th ree fam ilies enjoyed to New York w as by boat and a t th e J
such la rg e q u an titie s. No am o u n t of m ount of soil m o istu re can tak e th e a trip over th e highw ay to Cascade various points a t w hich landings were
place of th e m oist a ir for p ro d u cin g I Locks and re tu rn .
irrig a tio n in a d ry atm osphere can
m ade an o p p o rtu n ity w as given for
th e finest berries.
produce like resu lts.
Dr. an d Mrs. H. H. O tt and two Journeys inland. The re tu rn w as by
A re c e n t Item in th e Pacific Coast
"S ay it w ith a W an t Ad.'
ch ild ren have re tu rn e d from a few way of Chicago, D enver and th e R oy
d ay s’ ru stic a tin g at M anzanita beach. al Gorge.
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Dr. F ra n k P eak, sons E dw ard and
T he Misses Mabie and Sylvia J e n k
ins, of B attle G round, W ashington, F ra n ce s and son-in-law , Dr. V. L.
left S unday a fte r a v isit of several Brooks, H a rry S quire and H. L. St.
C lair m otored to E agle Creek la st |
days w ith Miss M arian Calkins.
S atu rd ay and hiked ab o u t nine m iles
T he L. A. W ack g en eral m e rc h a n - 1 Up the W ahtum L ake tra il, re tu rn in g
[dise sto re h as been g rea tly im proved Sunday evening. The p arty cam ped
| Satin faced Canton Crepe Silks, 40 inches wide, in black,
d u rin g th e p ast week by a g en eral S atu rd ay n ig h t rig h t n ear the high
| g ^ y , tan, brown, jade, navy, springtime, etc.,
re-m odeling of the in terio r, ad d itio n al bridge. Conditions w ere very favor-
Specially featured here at, the yard
co u n ter and shelving space being a b |e for hiking and the scenery along
addeth F ra n k Gibbs and F ra n k Jo n e s th e tra il was found to be very a ttra c -
did th e work. T hese im provem ents tive. More th a n a dozen fine w ater-
w ere m ade n ecessary in o rd er to fa u 8 w ere counted, some close riv als
ta k e care of the la rg e sh ip m en ts of o i M ultnom ah F alls. W hile all w ere
40-inch Crepe-de-Chine Silks, all colors to choose from,
new goods and to accom odate th e beautiful, some m ajestic, they showed
priced at, the yard,
g ro w . ng tr e.
I t |ie e(fect of th e sc arcity of w ater.
Mrs. B. F. Reeves and d au g h ter, I.The tra il is easy and th e trip w orth
Miss Ju lia Reeves, w ill leave G resh- wflile to all who love th e wild and
am T h u rsd ay to resid e in P o rtlan d , beautiful in sceuery.
w here th ey have p u rch ased a home
Miss Mae H erro n of P o rtlan d is I
on th e east side in the vicinity of 49th I visitin g w ith Mrs. C arrie D rube for |
and E ast T aylor stree ts. P. F. Black a few days.
Dr. W. C. Belt and Mrs. I McColl |
= and fam ily will occupy th e house th ey
| a re v acatin g here.
of N ew port visited S atu rd ay and S u n
All this season’s styles which sold regularly at $2.50
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Cannon and th e ir day w ith th e la tte r's m other, Mrs. E.
specially priced at
S I tw o boys, Billy and Jack , a re spend- L innem ann.
Dr. A. H. W right and son R obert
I ing a vacation at several co ast reso rts.
have re tu rn e d from a d elig h tfu l trip I
Mrs. Phoebe W ard, of F a lls C i|y, by
... boat
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along th e Oregon an d W ash-
will arriv e W ednesday to ta k e ch a rg e I by boat along th e Oregon an d C alif
of th e b o ard in g te n t in connection I o rn ia coasts.
J w ith the F re e M ethodist cam pm eeting.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S oderquist and son
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New Fall Silks
$2.75
$1.98
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SILK HOSE
FOR LADIES
New shipment of those fine
hose in the latest popular
colors.
to $ 0 .3 5
BOBBED HOSJES
.00
for those who
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One Lot of
S h o e s
G RESH A M
MEN’S DRESS HATS
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A. WACK & CO. j
= 1’hone 2221
Gresham =
A th o ro u g h rem odeling of th e J. E.
M etzger u n d erta k in g estab lish m en t
I has been u n d erta k en w ith a view to
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I fu n eral purposes. T he w alls a re being
I red eco rated by C. E. Ja ck so n and a p
p ro p ria te han g in g s w ill be added. The
chapel w ill se a t ab o u t 70 persons.
Park here and shop in comfort
W ESTIN G H O U SE
A
MAZDA Lamps
for less
You can now buy the cele
brated Westinghouse Mazda
lamps at the following prices
10 to 50 WattS. ,27c
60 W atts.......... 32c
75 W atts.......... 45c
100 Watts. . . . 55c
150 Watts. . . 70c
200 Watts. . . 95c
1 he long winter nights are coining. Let us supply
your needs in these lamps
L. L. KIDDER HARDWARE CO.
I>h,,nc 1421
Gresham
EXTRA SPECIALS!
BONNIE BLUE ENAMELWARE
our choice of the following pieces
6-qt. Milk Pans
5-qt. Preserve Kettles
4- qt. Pudding Pans 4-qt. Sauce Pans
5- qt. Mixing Bowls 4-qt. Convex Kettles
No. 32 Wash Basins 4-qt. C’v’x Sauce Pans
Your choice at
49c
bathing, clam m ing an d o t h e b e a c h
a ttra c tio n s.
WORCESTER
1 \ o CORSETS,
Saturday and All Next Week we offer
ROYAL AND BON TON CORSETS at
SPECIAL PRICES
No. 462. Low bust, long skirt all around.
Back lace. Average figure.
Regular price $2.25, now $1.88
564. Average figure, very long skirt,
Rubber top, back lace, free hip.
Regular price $2.95, now $2.58
754. Rubber top and bottom, panel back,
medium length, front lace.
Regular price $3.00, now $2.75
547. Fleshy figure, long skirt, very low
bust, well boned.
I
Regular price $3.50, now$2.95
1210 medallions. Re-inforced abdomi
nal section, low bust for stout figure.
Regular price $4.75, now$3.75
1036. Semi-rubber top, stout figure
front lace, protecting tongue, low bust’
Regular price, $5.00, now $3.95
790. Unda belt, front lace,
stout figure, and has an all elastic vest
that uplifts and supports the abdomen
Regular price $5.50, now $1.25
No. 783 is same as 790 but has back lace
All of above corsets are light pink.
2215. Brassier corset combined. This is
a very popular number.
Regular price $1.95, now $1.65
501. Semi-Elastic Girdle, low bust, med
ium skirt. Reg. price $2 50, now $1.98
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bers be p rese n t 88 im p o rta n t m a tte rs
I a re to be discussed.
A su rp rise w as given Mrs. W. B.
T he M isses W inifred and M arg aret
P arso n s la st S atu rd ay evening by th e St. C lair, B eatrice Jack so n , Avis
G resham g ran g e In honor of h er b irth - and H elen R ogers and Betty H orning
day. Mr. and Mrs. P a rso n s had n ot retu rn ed ea rly th is w eek from F alls
expected to atten d th e g ran g e th a t G*ty w h ere th ey sp e n t a p le asa n t
evening b ut th ey w ere called for an d week atten d in g th e E p w o rth League
tak en hom e by th e le ctu rer, Mrs. H. I In stitu te.
A. C urry, who had arra n g e d th e s u r
prise, w hich consisted of a b eautiful | GRESHAM PASTOR LEADS
bouquet of gladioli w hich w as p re se n t
CLIMBERS TO SNOW PEAK
ed by F. E. Hodge, m a ste r of th e i
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I gran g e, in an a p p ro p ria te speech
T 16 Rev‘ and M rs" E ' G- Ju d d con
Follow ing th is th e m em bers rep aired ,Iucte<1 8 m o u n tain clim bing p a rty to
to th
th e e diningroom
diningroom w
w here
ice cream
cream I G overnm ent Can>p on T uesday of la st
to
h ere ice
T he p a rty consisted of th e I
and cake w ere served. Mr. and Mrs. week.
P arso n s have been m em bers of the Rev. and Mrs. M. F. H ill of Milton,
G resham g ran g e for 15 y ears and in Oregon and th e ir tw o sm all ch ild ren . I
Rev. Mr. H ill is now p asto r of a J
th a t tim e have n ot m issed m ore th an
M ethodist ch u rc h of th a t city and
| six or eig h t m eetings.
cam e down to join th e p a rty for th e
Mr. and Mrs. Orval M itchell w ere I ex p ress p u rp o se of clim bing th e
w itn esses la st week T uesday a t Van- | m ountain. T he o th e r m em bers of th e I
couver, W ashington, of th e m a rriag e p a rty w ere Miss M arie S ilver, of V an
of Mrs. L u E lla S tah l of P o rltan d , couver, W ashington, and th e five Judd
sis te r of Mrs. M itchell, to E dw ard boys, Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Ju d d , Leslie
E m pey of T aft. Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Judd, E llis Ju d d , H erm on Ju d d and |
Em pey w ill live a t T aft.
H arro ld Judd. T h ere w ere in ail 13
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Thom pson have in th e p arty , but stra n g e to say, th e I
| re tu rn e d from G overnm ent Camp u nlucky num ber did not “ loco" any
The House of Quality
w here th ey enjoyed a sh o rt cam ping m em bers of th e p a rty or an y of th e |
I hone 1411
Gresliain, Ore.
trip .
fe a tu re s of th e outing. T he w eath er
w as ideal ex cepting for the sm oke and
Mrs. Ja k e M etzger, w ho h as been n o th in g happened d u rin g th e en tire I
confined to h er bed for th e p ast six
trip to m ar th e p le asu re and profit of
w eeks, is slow ly im proving an d is th e outing. All th e m em bers of th e j
able to sit up a p a rt of th e tim e.
p a rty ex cepting Mrs. E. G. Ju d d , Mrs.
T he N ash S an ito riu m n ea r T ro u t- H. H. Ju d d and th e ________________
tw o H ill children
dale lias closed, ow ing to th e fact I left th e cam p at ab o u t 4:30 W ednes-
th a t th e hom e p lace has been leased | day m o rn in g and succeeded in re a c h
to Mr. Downs, rec en tly from Canada. ing th e top w ithout th e le ast accident
T he en tire
W alter McGuirk of P o rtlan d , law and w ith o u t a guide.
p a rtn e r of C. G. S ch n eid er, su rp rised p a rty re tu rn e d to cam p in th e closing
his frien d s by slip p in g aw ay quietly tw ilig h t still th rille d w ith th e m ag
T h u rsd ay evening and g ettin g m a r nificent scen ery of th e far reach in g |
ried.
T he b rid e w as Miss L enore C olum bia gorge, th e w ave-like c re sts
W ilson of P o rtlan d .
A fter a brief of th e foothills and th e eig h t m ountain
honeym oon trip Mr. an d Mrs. Mc peaks of th e C ascades of W ashington )
G uirk will m ake th e ir hom e in P o rt and Oregon th a t w ere p lain ly seen
from th e sum m it. A splendid d in n er |
land.
w as served ro u n d a blazing cam pfire.
All New Tires and No. 1 Grade
‘ Jo h n Conley left S atu rd ay for
T he sun b u rn ed faces and b listered
Springfield, Oregon, w here he will I heels
toes w ere p given
first
aid
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spend a week w ith -h is b ro th er P at. tre a tm e n t and every m em ber of the
a fte r w hich he w ill go to S ilverton p a rty acclaim ed it to be one of the
for a visit w ith his niece. Mrs. S ilas g re a te st days he had ever lived.
Gay. who w ith her tw o ch ild ren have
been stay in g h ere at th e Conley hom e
for a f h o r t tim e. J. s. B rooks has r e FORM ER RESIDENT 11 EKE
DIES AT FOREST GROVE
Gresham, Oregon
tu rn ed to his hom e in W asco follow
Reliability
ing th e fu n eral of his a u n t. Mrs. John
Service
W ord has been received h ere of
Conley.
th e d eath early in th is m onth of J. L.
A baby g irl w as born to Mr. and Mrs. B unting, who lived in G resham for
E. W all W ednesday of la st week.
sev eral m onths and who w ent from
Mrs. W. C. B urch has retu rn ed h ere to Canby, w h ere he w as em ploy
to h er hom e a fte r a w eek spent at ed in th e can n ery . It w ill be rem em
following are the regular subscription rates on Port-
R oseburg w ith h er d au g h ter, Mrs bered th a t his son. A rnold, was i
Mabel F ow ler and fam ily.
drowned about a year ago. He isle*1143 ? ai,ies and combination with Outlook, except for the
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
50 TIRES
50 TIRES
S PE C IA L
30x31 U. S. Usco Cord $8.50
30x3£ Sound Cord $8.00
On display in our window
HERD'S RACKET STORE
Phon' 1256
Gresham
NOILi—We have just received a complete assortment
of the famous Boye Sewing Machine Needles for everv
make of sewing machine.
y
NOW is a good time to
Repair the old Roof
A Rood coat oi Pabco Roof Coating applied
now while the roof is dry will not only stop
the leaks next winter but will lengthen the
life of your roof.
In One- and Five-Gallon Cans
A. W. METZGER «& CO.
Phone 1451
T he C. M. Z im m erm an fam ily and
n u m b er of frien d s from P o rtla n d
sp
e
t sev eral
days la
st o w cea^
eek breezes
a t Can
non n Beach
enjoying
the
R uben of T urlock, C alifornia, are
visitin g th e C. S oderquist fam ily.
T hey are to u rin g th e w est from C al
ifo rn ia to C anada.
T he Misses L ucile, F lo ren ce and
B ernice B eers and L illian M arq u art I
w ent la st Sunday to S easide for a
w eek's stay.
T he executive com m ittee of G resh
am P o st No. 30, A m erican Legion
w ill m eet a t th e Outlook office, Wed-
,
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Phone 1451
t t v iv
All Sizes at Special Prices for 30 Days
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
REGULAR RATES ON DAILIES
Dr. and Mrs. V. L. Brooks and
d au g h ter M arg aret of Caldw ell, Kan
sas. a rriv ed last w eek T uesday a t th e
home of Mrs B rooks' p are n ts. Dr. and
Mrs F ra n k Peak. They cam e with
the in ten tio n of locating som ew here
In th e w est and w ill ta k e some time
looking th e co u n try over. They came
by autom obile.
The Misses F ried a and K ath erin e
B ratzel e n tertain ed at luncheon last
T h u rsd ay Mr. and Mrs. L ouis Victor
S a a r of Chicago. Mr. S a a r has been
th e guest te ac h er at th e E llison-W hite
• n se rv a to ry d u rin g th e sum in, r
I T his w as d u rin g Miss K ath e rin e's v a
catio n from h er w ork w ith th e Boys'
la n d G irls' Aid society, w here she is a
d ietician
survived by his wife, two daughters.
bar£ain rates announced above.
K
G ladys and H azel and a little son.
T he Canby H erald gives th e follow
One Year
W ith O utlook
OREGONIAN D aily
18.00
ing acco u n t of th e death and fu n eral: OREGONIAN, D aily and Sunday
86.35
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8.00
"J. L. B unting, at one tim e forem an OREGON JOURNAL, Dally
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6.36
of th e Canby C annery, died at F o rest L)R,EGGN "JOURNAL, Dally and Sunday
____ 8.00
PORTLAND TELEGRAM
7
8.00
G rove S atu rd ay , a fte r an illn ess cov
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6.00
5.36
PORTLAND NEWS
----- 5.00
erin g a period of several w eeks. T y
5.00
phoid fever is said to have been the
im m ediate ca u se of his death. Mr.
B unting left Canby about th e m id
dle of la st m onth Intending to spend
a few w eeks in W ashington county.
PHONE 1561
He com plained of not feeling w ell at
th e tim e of his d e p a rtu re , but friends w ere w ith him
at th e tim e of his of age. He had lived in C anby b u t
did not th in k his condition w as s e ri death.
a sh o rt tim e.
D uring th a t period,
ous.
Soon a fte r reach in g F o rest
"T he fu n eral w as held a t F o re st
how ever, he m ade m any v ery w arm
Grove, how ever, his condition becam
e
— . G rove Monday and In term en t m ade
frien d s who a re in so rro w over th e
w orse an d d eath follow ed. He leaves
res I in th e city cem etery a t th a t place,
re p o rt of his d eath w hich w as re
wife and fam ily of ch ild ren w h o
"M r. B unting w as ab o u t 45 y ears
ceived h ere S unday aftern o o n ."
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