Gresham outlook., March 10, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

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GRESHAM
VICTORY
d ep arted , ex p ressin g th e w ish th a t
th e re would be m any m ore such m eet
T he V ictory circle of the E vangeli­ ings.
cal W om en’s Union will hold a bake
Free Lecture and l>eiu«n»tration.
sa le on S aturday, M arch 14, at Cecil
Dr. C laude F. Pefley of P o rtlan d will
M etzger’s g rocery store.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D ahl w ere p le as­ deliver a free le ctu re and d em o n stra­
tion on E lectro n ic D iagnosis and
an tly su rp rised la st F rid ay evening, T re atm en t a t the G resham lib ra ry S a t­
by about 40 friends and neighbors, the urday evening, M arch 14, a t 8 o'clock.
occasion being Mrs. D ahl’s birthday. T hose w ith ch ro n ic ailm en t w ill be
T he evening was sp e n t in playing 500. p a rtic u la rly in terested . Come.
At about m idnight a delicious lunch
The Bank of G resham pays 5 per
w as served, a fte r w hich th e g u ests cent In terest on tim e deposits.—Adv
T h e Sp rin g 's M o st
Distinctive Pumps
orrtoo
GRESHAM LOCALS
C ontinued from page 1
F ra n k E scobar is im proving his
p ro p erty w hich ex tends from W est
F irs t stre e t to Pow ell street, by hav­
ing 100 feet of new cem ent w alks laid
to rep la ce th e old ones.
F a i r v i e w Æ
r a Î n ^ nd
V ä r e
house
C o .
F a ir v ie w . O r e .
J. C. K ilgore is suffering a t his
home from an ag g rav ated a tta c k of
bronchitis.
W. B. T w ltchell, w ho h as recen tly
arriv ed from C anada and leased the
p lan t of th e D airy P ro d u c ts com pany,
has moved his fam ily from th e Shelly
ap a rtm e n ts into th e P earl A tte rb u ry
house on L inden avenue.
Mrs. J. A. Bushong has been suffer­
ing in ten sely for th e p ast few days
w ith n eu ritis.
Phone 2211
Special Cash Price at Mill Only
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P E R TON
Mr. and Mrs. W alter W ilkins and
P E R TON
th ree ch ild ren , th e fo rm er a b ro th er
of Mrs. G eorge D uncan, sp e n t th e day
with her on W ednesday of la st week.
The finest workmanship available, together
They are m oving from Tacom a, W ash ­
ington, to N ew port, Oregon. Mrs.
with the best quality leathers has made these
Dalton, Mrs. D uncan’s sister, and her
shoes a real value.
son, Gale, w ere also o ut from P o rt­
land for th e day.
L ig h t T an C alf P um p, C uban heel, tw o s tr a p cu t u»/» r n
Roy Gibbs is having an 11 x 14 addi
out, th e p a ir ...................................................................
tion bu ilt on to th e n o rth of his little
cottage on n o rth Main stre e t, w hich
w ill be used as a bedroom .
L ig h t T an F a n c y L ace O xford, c u t o u t d esig n s,
low h eel w e lt w ith fan c y s tr a p to e ........................
R. M. M assie and sm all d au g h ter,
D oris, of V alsetz, Oregon, arriv ed
We are in the market for Grain
W ednesday for a stay of a few days at
L ig h t T a n F a n c y C ut Out T ie O xford, p la in toe,
- 'ri
CLEANING,
ROLLING, GRINDING,
th e hom e of his w ife’s b ro th er-in -law
C uban h eel, a t p a ir ..............................................
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at
any time
and siste r, th e Rev. and Mrs. E. N.
Long. H e is looking over th is p a rt of
N u tm eg C alf, D raw S trin g O xford, low heel,
th e co u n try w ith th e idea of m ak in g
“ P e te r ’s D ia m o n d ” B ra n d , solid le a th e r, a t p a ir
a Jossible ch an g e from his p re se n t lo­
cation.
B lack Kid, F r o n t S tra p
Mrs. C. M errill w as hap p ily rem em ­
C ut O ut P u m p s a t ........
bered on h er b irth d a y M arch 3, by a
num ber of frien d s an d rela tiv e s s u r ­
P a te n t c u t o u t, th re e s tra ip,
p , tw o
p risin g h e r in th e evening a t h er
b u tto n s, C u ban a n d low
home. T he tim e w as p le asa n tly sp en t
heel P u m p s a t ........
in a social way, follow ed by re fre s h ­
m ents. T hose who w ere p re se n t w ere
!■ nil lin e of «olid le a th e r Shoes,
Mr. and Mrs. R alph S tan ley and two
fo r th e e n tir e fam ily , a t p o p u la r
children, Mr. and M rs. C. O. M errill
prices.
and four ch ild ren , Mr. and Mrs. Les
lie M errill and d au g h ter, Mrs. J. A.
Nye and d au g h ter, of P o rtlan d , Mr
and Mrs. A. L. M errill, also of P o rt­
land, Mr. and Mrs. G eorge L eslie, Mrs.
A nnie H evel, Mr. and Mrs. E .D. P rich
Gresham
Oregon
ard , Mrs. Dan M urphy, and L eonard
and B irdine M errill. D u rin g th e eve­
ning a handsom e ro ck in g c h a ir w as
p resen ted to Mrs. M errill w ith th e
good w ishes of all p re se n t th a t she
m ight occupy It for m any y ea rs yet
to come.
Mrs. H a rry Buckle of P o rtlan d vis
ited w ith h er p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. B.
W. E m ery on T hursday.
w ith F o u r C y lin d ers
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. A ylsw orth r e ­
tu rn ed W ednesday n ig h t from a tw o-
w eek s’ trip to San F ran cisco , w here
T he real value of the 1925 Star it
A nd it does prove the truth of our
th ey visited a b ro th er, C. A. Ayls
proven by the service it gives its
statement that no car in the low cost
w orth. T he re tu rn trip w as m ade in
owners in every day use.
field equals the 1925 Star for day in
th re e days, th e la st lap from Medford
X ’
and
day out mechanical perform­
to G resham being ru n in a sin g le day.
H ere’s a case in p o in t: Tw enty-four
ance.
W hile a b sen t they m ade a business
Star owners report that they drove
X
call at K lam ath F a lls in connection
an aggregate of 601,317 miles w ith­
And
with
all
that,
you drive the bqyt
w ith th e ir ran ch . T he p o p u lar cloth
Full Force Feed
o u t one cent cost for repairs.
looking light car designed.
Ing m e rc h an t is an y th in g but a C ali­
X
Lubrication
fo rn ia booster.
N otw ith stan d in g he
Sounds unusual— yet, based on the
Your dealer has the late models, all
saw the su n sh in e for ten days, he
4 -W h eel B ra k es
reports of +0,000 Star owners on
ALL STEEL SEDAN.
with the Million Dollar Motor, with
the Pacific Coast, the average cost
All steel body, straight say s th e re is no place like Oregon.
its quick and abundant power—
Tubular Backbone
I nusually big and roomy,
T he re g u la r m eetings of th ^ G resh­
of replacement parts averages 63«
side, cord tires, everlasting am P a ren t-T ea ch e r asso ciatio n will
quick acceleration (5 to 25 miles
more power, larger axles,
Disc Clutch
per car. That’s what Star gives J
you
per hour in +-K seconds)— 2 0 *
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be held in th e au d ito riu m of th e grade
larger brakes, disc clutch. baked enamel finish.
uj low upkeep cost.
power increase. See the 1925 Star!
HollowCamShafij
school on M onday aftern o o n , March
16. w hen a p ro g ram w ill be given,
fu rth e r d etails of w hich w ill be pub­
lished later. A good atten d a n ce is
desired.
O. H. D aniels, a stre e t c a r con d u c­
OVERLAND COUPE
to r on th e St. Jo h n s line, w as a ca lle r
SEDAN.
last T h u rsd ay evening on Mr. and Mrs.
J. F. W hetstone.
H E N R Y T IL G N E R
G re sh am , O regon
I’he most automobile in the
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. S eifert of Mil
w aukie, Oregon, have m oved to th e
world for the money.
fo
rm er F re d Shelley residence on
enamel
South R oberts avenue, exchanging
th e ir tw o ac re s and six-room bunga
low In M ilw aukie for th e G reesham
property.
Mr. Shelley trad e d his
All p ric e s F . O. B. G re sh am
acreag e and house h ere to a m an from
F o re st G rove for a sm all farm n ear
th a t place and th e la tte r exchanged it
for the C lackam as co unty property.
Mr.
S eifert Is a dog fan cier and has
R ELIA B ILITY
-:- SERVICE
k ennels of G erm an police dogs and
Phone 1141
Gresham
Cocker sp an iels. T he S eiferts have
th ree ch ild ren , one of whom will e n ­
te r th e g rad e school.
A p le a sa n t g ath erin g w as held at
th e home of Mrs. H annah Johnson
S unday w hen relativ es an d frien d s
Com pare It w ith other»—
Joined hi ttie celeb ratio n of her 89th
It ha» no equal*
birthday. A fe a tu re of th e d in n er w as
a beautiful b irth d a y cak e w ith can
dies. T hose p rese n t besides "G rand
b resh o r C ured, L ard , Etc., p re p a re d a u d sold u n d e r a b ­
m a" Jo h n so n w ere Mr. and Mrs. \V J. I
CHEST OINTMENT
so lu te ly s a n ita ry c o n d itio n s an d a t low est
Help Your Young Clover by a Good
P ritch a rd , son Bill and d au g h ter F or th e quick relief of Cheat Colds.
p o ssib le prices, yo u 'll go to
C harlotte, Mrs. Minnie Nichols, Mrs. Croup. P neum onia, Influenza and
Application of Land plaster
W ilfred M arkell, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. P leu risy P ains. P rice 50c.
Johnson, all of P o rtlan d . Mr. and Mrs
F or S ale by All D ruggists
W e ha\ e just unloaded a car ami can suppb
« > « . BIETL. Prop.
Phone l< li
Wm. D ahlquist, Mr. an d Mrs. Chas
4»re«hnm
vour needs.
I D ahlquist and ch ild ren , Naomi and
Nora of P leasan t Valley, Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. O sburn of G resham .
Our cleaning mill is running overtime but
Mr. and Mrs. H arry W arden have local and internal, and has been success-
disposed of th e ir 8-acre b erry farm 'd in the treatm ent o f C atarrh for over
aring us your grain, we can soon clean it for you
I ou Cleveland avenue to Mr. and Mrs. forty years. Sold by all druggist*.
j Jo h n Sinies of P o rtlan d , for the lat- F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio
' te r ’s home on E ast 32d stree t. The
High Quality f ield Seeds at Low Prices
M asonic H all
N O TICE TO C R K B IT O R S .
I tw o fam ilies w ill move thia week. Mr.
G ro d io m
In th e C ircu it C ourt • t th e S ta te o f Ore-
I W ardell w ill engage in c a rp en te r
>n fur th e C ounty of M ultnom ah. P ro ­
n e D ep artm en t.
|| w ork and Miss M uriel W arden ex-
N otice is hereby given th a t th e u n d e r­
I pects to e n te r the N ortliw estern signed h a s been appointed A d m in istra to r
of the e s ta te of D avid W eaver, deceased
School of Com merce.
by th e C ircuit C o u rt of th e S ta te of ( >re-
gon for M ultnom ah C ounty, a n d h a s o ual-
The E u rek a R ebekah lodge paid the IIMQ.
AU p ersons h a v in g c laim s a g a in st said
I G resham R ebekah lodge a fra te rn a l
Jack Gigray's Orchestra
e s ta te a r e hereby notified to presen t the
. visit Mouday evening. A social tim e sam e duly verified a s req u ired bv law to
R eíre»lim ent»
a t th e office o f W ’ J
Good F lo o r
| w as enjoyed, follow ed by a banquet. « th .s e p. u ndersigned
G entlem en «U hi
Ladie» Fr«
r, a t G resham . Oregon, w ith in six
T his evening th e G resham Reb« kahs m o n th s from the d a te hereof
D a ted a n d first published. Feb. 17. 1*25
G re sh am , O re.
will go to m eet w ith th e O rpha lodge
L a s t publication .March 17. 1*25
JO H N M ETZGKR.
a t M ontavilla, at w hich tim e th e pres
E xports of doors from P ortland
A d m in is tra to r of th e E s ta te of
Add to y o u r Income, su b tra c t from
Ident of th e R ebekah assem bly of Ore w J. C O O P E R ? * '“ WeaV"
d u rin g 1924 w ere 3478 ton*, an in-1 your losses, m ultiply your re tu rn s, di­
I gun is m aking h er official visit.
A tto rn ey for A d m in istra to r.
vide your expenses, by using W ant
Gresham. Oregon.
cre ase of 175 p er cen t over 1923.
Ads.
fo r L a d ie s a n d M isses
Barley, w h o le ............... $52.00
Barley, rolled or ground 54.00
Corn, w hole.................... 57.00
Corn, cracked or ground 59.00
Oats, w hole.................... 48.00
Oats, rolled or ground. . 50.00
Beet Pulp........................ 48.00
More Milk, Fishers. . . . 47.00
Dairy Feed, Fishers. . . . 44.00
$6.75
W h e a t............................. $67.00
Scratch................................63.00
Egg Producer............... 55.00
Mill R u n ........................ 40.00
M id d lin gs...................... 52.00
Linseed Oil M eal........... 51.00
Cocoanut M eal............. 44.00
Tripple Oil M eal........... 52.00
Molasses in steel drums. 27.00
$4.85
$3.25
$3.50
L. A. WACK & CO.
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601,317 Miles
and Not One Cent for Repairs
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M e c h a n ic a l
Features on all
1925 Star Cars
$910
Main Street Garage
$759
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