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GRESHAM OUTLOOK.
The Bank of G resham pays 5 per
cent Interest on tim e deposits.—Ad»
Scalp and Facial Treatment.
F or appo in tm en ts for scalp and
facial trea m en ts and care of h air, call
G resham B eauty Shoppe, G r e s h a m
1841.—Adv.
TUESDAY, JUNE
GRESHAM LOCALS
R uth, drove to S eattle S atu rd ay for a Shaw and fam ily.
I w ln m eet a t th e pargonage We<lnea.
vacation trip and a visit w ith rela
A
son,
R
ichard
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a
rl,
w
as
born
to
day, Ju ly 1, a t 2 in th e afternoon,
tlves. They expect to be aw ay a ll th is
Chicken D ln n e n .
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. S p rin g er of Aber- when th e officers for th e ensuing year
week.
Special chicken dinner every Wed
deen, W ashington, on Ju n e 12. Mrs. will be elected. All m em bers and
nesday noon u n til fu rth e r notice.
at Popular Prices
Miss Mabel Wood, who recen tly S p rin g er w ill be rem em bered as Miss friends a re co rd ially invited to atten d
P rice 50c. W ithrow ’s R e sta u ra n t.—Ad.
g rad u ated from O. A. C. w ith th e high Addle Q uesinberry before h er m ar-
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge K. J e n n e r have
est honors earned in her d ep artm en t,
M others A ttention!
gone to Medford to atten d a conven-
is em ployed on th e Home D em o n stra­
C h ild ren ’s h alf and th re e -q u a rte r
Mrs. J. R. Robinson has re tu rn e d Bon of S m ith-H ughes te ach ers. A fter
tion staff of th e U niversity of Cali­ from W alla W alla, W ashington, w here the convention th ey w ill v isit in
silk socks in m any d elicate shades,
Base L ine Road
also beautiful d ress goods, lingerie
fornia, at Berkely. Until A ugust her she atten d ed a convention and visited Aetne. C alifornia, and w ill r e tu rn to
G
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tro
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g
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are
m a teria ls, etc., for sale at home of
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ties will co n sist of atten d in g con­ w ith frien d s.
G resham about Ju ly 15 to a rra n g e for
Mrs. G. A. Cox, co rn er T h ird stre e t Mrs. H. C. Brow n and d au g h ters, the
1 Mile East 12-Mlle Corner
and Hood avenue, G resham .—Adv.
Misses Betty an d F rances, and son ventions a t various places th ro u g h ­
Mr. and Mrs. D ennis T ay lo r have 'h e ir moving to M olalla.
out the state.
N orton, and Miss C aroline P eirce, all
re tu rn e d to G resham afte r tw o y e a rs ’
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Thom pson had as
P atro n ize o u r ad v ertisers.
Among G resham people w ho a re a t­ absence. They have been on th e Dam- S unday d in n er gu ests. Rev and Mrs
of S tanford, C alifornia. Miss F ran ces
and N orton Brown will rem ain during tending th e U niversity of Oregon sum ­ m eier farm on 82d street. Mr. T ay lo r A. S. H isey and d a u g h te r H elen, Mrs.'
m er school in P o rtlan d are Roy E. expects w ork a t th e pickle facto ry Ava E dw ards of P o rtlan d , and Lloyd
th e b erry harv est.
Cannon, Miss Mabel Inglis, Miss H elen when th e cucum bers begin com ing in. Long, g ran d so n of the T hom psons
Mrs. M ary E. Welch, Claude and H oss and Jo e Peak. Miss B urgeois
G race, are spending a few days In of S pringdale, te ac h er in th e F air- In th e m eantim e he and Mrs. T aylor who is spending th e sum m er h ere
will w ork in the Gibson b erry field
t ,,.,
S eattle w ith rela tiv e s and friends.
,
y
lu’
Ten re p re se n ta tiv e s of th e fa ir
view school, is also attending.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. W ilkinson left board m ade the trip by au to to P rin e -
Monday aftern o o n for M armot, w here ville la st F rid ay w here they “took in "
Mr. W ilkinson has ch a rg e of th e L ittle some of th e festivities in connection
Sandy ra n g e r statio n . They expect to w ith th e Legion convention and helped
be aw ay about four m onths.
to m ake th e M ultnom ah county fair
R e c citing hours for July 4th week-end are as follows:
Mrs. W. C. B urch h as retu rn ed from b etter know n. T hey re tu rn e d S a tu r-
Friday, July 5, 7 to 10 a. m. only.
Bricks on hand at all times
R oseburg w here she sp e n t th e
p ast day by w ay of the M ackenzie pass
Saturday,
July
4,
12
to
9
p.
m.
week
c
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rin
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for
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er
g
ran
d
c
h
ild
ren
sto p p in g a few h o u rs in Salem for the
will keep two hours.
w hile th e ir p a re n ts atten d ed
th e big W’oodmen picnic, and arriv ed
Sunday, July 5, 12 to 9 p. m.
A m erican Legion convention at P rin e- home late S atu rd ay evening. They
V e are now receiving Royal Ann cherries, Rasp­
Viil e’ ,
8aw 8ome new th r ills they hope to
berries, Loganberries, at our new location in Gresham.
On la st Sunday aftern o o n a n um ber book for th is y e a r’s fair.
of m em bers and frien d s of th e F re e
T h e R E X A L L S to re
Mrs. F. E. D oscher and tw o c h il­
M ethodist, u n d er th e lead ersh ip of
Phone,2„
G resham , Oregon
dren of Boise, Idaho, a re visiting w ith
m " W { a r ia a B n m n J Î
th e ir p asto r, th e Rev. W. T. K lotz
h er b ro th er, W. R. Jo h n so n and fam ­
bach, held a p le asa n t and profitable
ily. T hey drove th ro u g h easily In tw o
relig io u s service in th e b eau tifu l
days and rep o rted splendid roads and
grove ad jo in in g th e S tro n g b erry
a fine trip . O ther re c e n t g u ests of Mr.
ran ch . A bout 150 p erso n s w ere p re s ­
and Mrs. Jo h n so n w ere th e la tte r ’s
ent. T he in te re st w as good and th e
singing fine. Mr. S tro n g has g ran te d uncle, Prof, Joseph S c h a f e ^ a n d wife
of M adison, W isconsin.
P ro fesso r
th e use of tl.e grove for fu rth e r s e r ­
S ch afer is on th e facu lty of th e su m ­
vices to be held d u rin g th e b erry se a ­
m er school being held in P o rtla n d by
son, on T uesday evening a t 7:30 and
the U niversity of Oregon extension.
on S unday aftern o o n a t 2:30. All a re
He w as for 18 y ea rs p ro fesso r of h is­
welcome to atten d th e se In sp iratio n al
to ry in th e U niversity of Oregon but
open a ir services.
is
now a t th e head of the h isto ric al
E. F. H ogm er of New Y ork City,
lib ra ry in Madison.
fo rm erly of P o rtlan d , has a rriv ed to
Miss S a ra D otson and Miss E m m a
atten d th e E lks n atio n al convention
and w as a ca lle r a t th e Outlook one B. Jo h n so n sp e n t th e w eek-end a t
day th is w eek. He drove acro ss co u n ­ A storia and Seaside.
try in a F o rd and his w as th e first
An u n u su a lly in te re stin g session of
c a r to re g iste r fo r th e convention G resham lodge of Odd F ellow s w ill be
M T«
com ing from a d istance. Mr. H ogm er held on T h u rsd ay evening, Ju ly 2.
w as activ e in o rg an izin g th e Sandy Villa lodge of M ontavilla w ill be p r e s ­
C ream ery com pany 14 y ea rs ago and en t and p u t on th e degree w ork. A
is acq u ain ted w ith m any in th is larg e atten d a n ce of m em bers of th e
vicinity.
local lodge and visitin g m em bers is
expected.
FIREWORKS
SUHR'S FLOWER FARM
F ra n k Jo n e s retu rn ed S aturday
night from Dundee, w here he has been
doing ca rp e n te r w ork on the buildings
of C. W. A ltm an, on his fine general
farm , w hich Jo n es says is one of the
best in the state. C. E. Jack so n is go­
ing to apply tw o coats of p ain t to the
house and b a rn s and o th e r farm
buildings.
Why Not?
MAKE YOUR DESSERT
GROWERS ATTENTION!
Hazelwood Ice Cream
GRESHAM DRUG CO
H> E> THAYER
JULY BULLETIN
In oui season s campaign for 1000 new customers
The New Customer Army
Is Growing Every Day /
dr
G o o d m erch an d ise to g eth er w ith
our very low prices is bringing
scores of n e w custom ers to our
store.
W e are doing our utm ost in giving
the best value possible a n d w e
ap p rec iate y o u r h earty response.
ICE
SW EET CREAM
and
“Gresham Maid”
ICE CREAM
S U IT S
REDUCED
IN
Mr. and Mrs. Ja m es L aw rence have
retu rn ed from M anzanita w here th ey
sp en t a sh o rt honeym oon trip and a re
a t th e ir new place on L aw rence s tre e t
w hich is n ea rly com pleted.
George Page, who has been laid up
w ith rh eu m atism for th e p a st th re e
weeks, is ab le to sit up a p a r t of th e
tim e. D uring his absence C. M. Q uick-
sa il is a ssistin g a t th e 12-mlle store.
Supplied Dally
Sweet Cream Shippers Wanted
GRESHAM
CREAMERY CO.
Specials for July
M E N ’S
B. W. T h o rn e's new resid en ce on h is
p io p e rty at th e end of W ilson avenue
in W allula H eights is w ell u n d er w ay.
I he house w ill have five room s and
bath on th e first floor, and tw o room s
in th e second sto ry to be finished la te r.
It has a full basem ent. T he ex te rio r
w ill be finished w ith red ced ar siding.
Chas. G. W itter is th e c a rp e n te r in
ch a rg e of th e building.
Phone 1381
P R IC E
its
Ra M ka na
G resham b a rb e r shops w ill be closed
all day S atu rd ay , Ju ly 4. Open u n til
9 p. m. F rid a y night.
Buy your
Fire Works.
one of these now at a saving.
h
6 g°°‘ ’ the |Kltterns attractive. Chose
H art Schaffner & Marx included
$25 S u its.......... $ 1 S
$3° Suits......$ 2 2
$2.50 Dress Shirts
$1-95
Anderson Madras with
silk strip e ..................
$1.00 Athletic Underwear
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I uil Back Brand. A good
garment ......
!UlVe ” c1on?»,lete
for men. women ami
children, including the popular Jantzen Suits.
<
*1.25 to
■
M e to *3.50
SHOES—
Our shoe stock for men, women and children is
•ippeal,U C° mp ete’ O ur P°Pul«r Prices make a strong
STRAW HATS
All the popular new
braids
S u its ............
4th of July
$34
$1.50 Caps
Men s and young men’s styles.
Newest colors....................
$2.45 Harvester Shoes
A good shoe for summer
wear ......
,
* At stand on Powell Valley
g
road, just west of
*
city limits.
o
* Open evenings, S atu rd ay a fte r. -
£
noons and all day Sunday.
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Fireworks!
Buy y o u r firew orks a t in te rsec tio n
■ SO.UV? R oberts and H ogan road, and
shoot them off in our shady yard.
Good picnic grounds. W illiam s’ stan d .
All kinds of refre sh m e n ts.—Adv.
° e t th e classified ad. habit.
M em bers of G resham Lodge
No. 125, I. O. O. F. a re urged
to be p rese n t T h u rsd ay evening. Ju ly
— vvork in th e first and second de­
grees.
BEN STEVENSON, N. G.
HOV H. GIBBS, S ec’y.
$ 1 .0 0
*
announcement
$J.95
THE TABER PHARMACY
Bathing Suits—
Y '’" ■
for
$35 S u its............
$45
; FIREWORKS
L arg e stock of fire w orks for sale
Cleveland avenue and Section L ine
road. Mrs. H a rry T ru e tt.—Adv.
Men's Hose—
We feature
good
Lisles
Silk»
Plaids
Interwoven
hose.
20c to S«c
Allé to Kt I.m i
50c to 11.50
$2.00 to $5.00
w ear
A department completely stocked to meet vour
Br'and.rfqUlr' mCnt-
Boss ° f
S h
o e s
G R E S H A M
D f
All the new popular
shades, featuring
Phoenix
Lisles
25c to 50c
Sport ..... «,-,<• to *1.25
Silks...
*l.o<» to #2.50
WORK CLOTHES—
,4ylsWortKSMdrtif\
M e n ’ s
Ladies’ Hose-
Giee Red Trading Stamps
NEW SHIRTS
will open for business on FRIDAY, JULY 3, in the
new store in the Osburn building on Main St.
New Fixtures
Fresh Stock
Experienced Pharmacist
Up-to-Date Fountain
Iceless Ice Cream Cabinet
Weatherly Ice Cream
with collars attached
for dress wear.
$1.25 to $3.50
THE TABER PHARMACY
Gresham, Oregon