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GRESHAM OUTLOOK,
Only Tuduy.
GRESHAM BAND TO GIVE
Y esterday's sun w ent down la st night,
I N T E R ES I IN G PROG R A M
And th e sun ot tom orrow is yet to
rise ;
An in te restin g p ro g ram will be p re
Only the sky of today is bright
Over th e path w here our journey sented by th e G resham band W ednes
lies.
day night, A ugust 25. a t th e in tersec-
<>< Powell and Main stre e ts under
M ust w ait not to dream beside th e
the d irectio n of Dr. H. C. Johnson.
w ay;
T h ere is hope in th e fu tu re and help Follow ing is th e p ro g ram ; m arch,
from th e past,
“ F a la tin u s,” H all; m arch , "T he Na-
But for w ork th e re is only today.
tional E m blem ,” Bagley;
reverie.
■'Eventide,'' W eldt; Fox tro t, "Moon-
Y esterday's thread was used a t eve,
And th e th rea d of tom orrow is not light and R oses," L em are' M oret;
yet sp u n ;
o v ertu re, "M ountain E choes,” D alby;
Onty today may our sh u ttle weave
w altz, "C uba L ibre,” S haw ; m arch,
S tra n d s of gold in th e web begun.
"In
d ep en d en tia,”
H all;
o v ertu re,
Heed we th e lesson and hold it fast,
K elev'B ela;
serenade,
Hold it and heed it along life’s w ay; J "L u stsp iel,”
T here is hope in the fu tu re and help "H um oresque," A nton D vorak; w altz,
from th e past
"D au g h ter of Love,” B en n ett; m arch,
B ut for w ork there is only today.
"G loria,” Losey.
—A uthor Unknown.
Our Tourists.
Choice Nursery Stock
TUESDAY, AUGUST 2.« 192.',
GRESHAM LOCALS
E D IT O R ’S NOTICE
A new sp aper ta k es no ta ra tio n s .
In th e n a tu re of thing« It m ust be
publL hed reg u la rly and w ithout
cessation.
Individual«, how ever,
engaged In It« production seek oc
casionally a resp ite, even If for blit
a few days.
On account of vacation condi
tions F rid ay ’s Outlook, th is week,
will be put to g eth er a day early .
In o th er w o rd s th e form s will
close early F riday m orning.
A dvertisers and corresp o n d en ts
a re reqnested to try to get th e lr
m atter in T hursday evening if
possible.
A group of to u rists w ere looking
over th e in fern o of V esuvius in full
12 choice Iris, a t least 7 colors, a n d
6 tulips. Il.oo
eruption.
Mrs. Cecil M etzger and d au g h ter
“A in’t th is Just like h ell?” ejacu lat-
) ed a Y ank. “Ah, zese A m ericans, C athryn, Mrs. N ellie G ullickson and
Mile e a s t of 12-Mlle C o rn er
; exclaim ed a F ren ch m an , "w h ere have son, C lair, a re enjoying th e s a lt a ir a t
P hone G resham 72x4
zey not b een ?”
Seaside th is week. They a re occupy
ing th e J. H. M etzger cottage on 11th
avenue in th e p opular co ast city.
Mrs. M etzger and son Ben, who have
been th e re for some tim e past, re
tu rn ed to th e ir home Sunday w ith Mr.
and Mrs. W alter M etzger from Boring
who had gone to Seaside a sh o rt tim e
Bring your car to this garage
before.
and let us equip it with a set of the famous
Suhr Flow er Farm
'repare for Winter Driving/
Goodyear All-Weather Tires
All that is tb be desired will be found in these non
skid, long lived tires.
All sizes in Cords and B alloons
S P E C IA L
A limited supply of Trico W indshield Wipersffyl f l A
regular $5.00, special at..............
<pzx .U U
GUARANTEED REPAIR WORK
S T O R A G E DAY O R N IG H T
Authorized Dodge Service
GRESHAM GARAGE
HAMLIN & HOSS, Props.
Phone 2891
Nite phone 796
’ Pow ell St.
G resham
USED CAR SALE
Look the e cars over, drive them, then you’ll buy a
used car from Hessel.
Terms on all cars
Especially good
1924 Chrysler Phaeton
A-l condition and the
price will satisfy you.
1923 Chevrolet Coupe
nickled radiator, good
tires and in good
running condition
1924 Ford Roadster
disc wheels, repainted
J tires all around
1924 Star Sport
painted blue, disc wheels,
looks and runs like
a new car.
4-l)oor Ford Sedan
bumpers, spotlight, rear
vision mirror, extra tire,
speedometer, motometer
and bar cap, you'll buy
this car quick, get the
price
1924 Chevrolet Touring
looks and runs good, is in
good mechanical
condition
1922 Overland Touring
all new tires, a good
reliable car priced low
1922 Overland Coupe
looks and runs good and
the price is below what
you would appraise it for
2 1922 Ford Tourings
good rubber, lights
and starter
1924 Gardner Touring
A-l condition, a
good sensible car
1924 Dodge 'l ouring
like a new car at a
big saving to you
A large list of good used implements and machinery,
tractors and tractor implements
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
Phone 1141
Gresham
L ester M iller, son of Mr. and Mrs
F. A. M iller, g rad u ated on T uesday
la st from th e b anking and bookkeep
ing d ep artm en t of th e B ehnke-W alker
business college in P o rtlan d . H e is
also a g rad u a te of W ashington high
school.
■«amimmwwmrn't'nurriiritTìiruimoiiM
With the purchase of a tube of Palmolive Shaving Cream
Miss H azel E. T hiel of P o rtlan d is
p lanning to resum e h er classe s and
p riv ate lessons in the D unning System
on A ugust 27. In stru ctio n w as d is
continued during th e sum m er m onths.
E llis W right, Mrs. J. Q. McClure
and h er guests, Mr. and Mrs. F red
M itchell of Livingston, M ontana, and
Miss M arian M cClure m ade a w eek
end trip to Seaside and vicinity. T he
M itchells, who have been h ere for the
p ast week, expect to leave for th e ir
home in M ontana th e com ing S a tu r
day.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. M. S train
at the N ash san ito fiu m th is m orning
a 7 ^ pound boy. Mrs. S tra in is the
sister of Mrs. T ru m an R ichey of B or
ing. H er husband is a t p re se n t in
W ashington w here he is g ettin g a
large herd of show ca ttle ready for
sale.
Mr. and Mrs. K enneth F en d all a re I
occupying th e W atkins house on
F o u rth stre e t betw een R oberts avenue
and Hood. Mr. F en d all is th e newly-
elected in stru c to r in a g ric u ltu re in the
high school and tak es th e place of G.
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge H ayden and K. Je n n er. Mr. and Mrs. Je n n e r have
two children. Sam Sm ith, wife and had a new house erected a t Molalla
two ch ild ren and Mrs. S m ith's m other, w h ere.h e w ill have ch arg e of th e ag ri-
Mrs. G uyer retu rn ed S unday m orning c u ltu ra l w ork of th e high school.
| from a w eek’s cam ping trip a t
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Y achats. They w ent by th e way of
M rs' M ary A' Owen of Salem , an
[A lsea, re tu rn in g over the N ew port a u n t of Mrs. J. H. S h arp , h as retu rn ed
| route.
I to h er home a fte r sev eral d ay s’ visit
with th e S h arp fam ily, accom panied
Vern Cole, em ployed Ivy th e Luml- by Miss Elsa S h arp who w ill spend a j
| q u ist tru ck in g service, left Sunday few days in Salem.
for liis hom e in H illsboro. He expects
Miss M ildred K nighton left Sunday
to be gone about two w eeks and w hen
lie retu rn s, will be accom panied by his for A berdeen, W ashington, w h ere she
bride, a H illsboro girl. T hey expect will en ter as a helper in the m illin ery
| also to spend a sh o rt tim e a t th e coast shop of Miss Koliosky d u rin g th e com
ing season and probably w here she
before com ing to G resham to reside.
w ill be em ployed d u rin g th e en tire
F. A. L undquist has pu rch ased the year.
Ivan Sw ift house on K elly stree t, fo r
J. II. S h arp is having his house on
m erly owned by Roy K ern. They are
R oberts avenue reshlngled.
living at p resen t in the Cone house on
West F irst stree t, west of th e W alrad
C. J. L undquist, ca sh ier of th e F irst
residence*.
S tate bank, and fam ily are spending
a tw o w eeks- vacation a t Seaside.
G ladys and Violet Nelson, also a
sm all b ro th er of the g irls, ch ild ren of
Mrs. J. A. W ells u n d erw en t a ton
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Nelson, living a silo r o p eratio n a t Good S am a ritan
block or so east of th e can n ery , have hospital Monday m orning from w hich
been afflicted w ith the m um ps rec en t she rallied nicely and w as ab le to r e
ly, but it is understood they a re re tu rn to G resham th is m orning. She
covering w ith no ill effects.
is stay in g for a few days w ith h e r sis
te r. Mrs. R alph Davidson.
B. W. E m ery spent th e week end at
Ridgefield w here his wife had been
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. M oreland of
for sev eral days v isitin g h er sister, R oseburg w ere g reetin g old friends
Mrs. Mary M urray.
Mr. and Mrs. in G resham Monday.
E m ery re tu rn e d home Sunday.
B u rd ett Macaw, seven y ear old son
A. W. Metzger and fam ily. Mrs. Bell of Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Macaw, cau g h t
Beers and F lo ren ce Beers enjoyed th e his hand in th e w rin g er of an electric
ocean breezes a t S easide over the w ash er Monday m orning, w ith th e r e
week end.
su lt it w as badly cru sh ed . It is
th o u g h t an X -ray may be ta k en later,
W illiam Welch Is visiting at the but a s th e child does not a p p e a r to be
W elch home for a few days before In pain, probably no bones in th e hand
leaving for his home in M issouri.
a re broken.
Limit one to a customer
60c value for...... 3 5 c
TABER PHARMACY
PR E SC R IPT IO N DRUG STORE
Phone 1761
Second and Main
Auto-Strop Razor, special
-
39c
THE COST OF THE FUNERAL
F ir s t a n d la s t in b rin g in g th e fu ll a d v a n
ta g e s of C ity F u n e ra l S erv ice to G re sh a m
a n d n e a rb y p o in ts w e to o k in to c o n s id e r
a tio n th e p ro b lem of c h a rg e s. F o r ju st
how m uch could w e offer so m uch.
W e stu d ie d th e s itu a tio n c a re fu lly .
We
to o k m an y th in g s in to th e p la n n in g : o u r
re so u rc e s a n d e q u ip m e n t;
th e d ista n c e
a n d tim e in v o lv e d ; o u r lo c a tio n n e a r so
m a n y of th e c e m e ta rie s ; no lo n g d e to u rs
th ro u g h traffic.
A ll th e s e th in g s we
figured o u t in a b u s in e s s lik e w ay.
T h u s w e a re e n a b le d to offer D istin c tiv e
F u n e ra l S erv ice to G re sh a m a n d E a s te r n
M u ltn o m ah c o u n ty p lac e s a t c h a rg e s s u r
p ris in g ly low. O ur c h a rg e s a re no h ig h e r
th a n a t P o rtla n d a n d in m a n y in s ta n c e s
a r e a p t to be fo u n d m u ch low er. Q u ality
fo r q u a lity , w e feel w e c a n sa v e you
m oney.
Jacobson & Cox
FRIENDL Y UNDERTAKERS
6802-04 Ninety-second 8tn Lents
’RUTLAND FU NER AL SERVICE FOR GRESHAM
C /T Y
SC—
Beyond th e C ar Lines
_
j f t V E N in the ; country
cou
you
can have city cooking
c o n v e n ie n c e ^ good oil cook-
Nti *
;stove’s intense flame, fast as
J
'!■— - gas, is hc.it concentrated/ T h a t
| -> means a coo! kitchen—and no fires to
tend. Noiseless, simple, tafe!
The kerosene to use should be the
highest grade only— Pearl O il— espe
cially refined and re-refined for use in
oil cookstovcs ,n d heaters; Pearl Oil
burns clean— no sm oke— no odor—
the air stays sweet and pure. Pearl
Oil won't corrode the metal parts o f
your oil cookstove.
“ Kerosene” or “ coal oil” may mean
any kind o f kerosene; insist on Pearl
Oil — by name!
STAND ARD O IL CO M PANY
(California)
$250,000— Still M ends
G. T. K inzer has trad ed Ills p ro p erty
on S eventh and Meadow stre e ts in
C leveland addition to N. P. O aker-
m an of P o rtlan d . Mr. and Mrs. K in
zer am i d au g h ter, who have lived
h ere for a y ear, have mode to P o r t
land and Mr. and Mrs. O akertnau
have ta k en possession of th e ir new
p ro p erty In G resham .
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Metzger, d au g h ter
G w endolyn nnd son Bob and Mrs. R.
R. C arlson re tu rn e d W ednesday from
a trip to V ancouver and V ictoria B.C.,
and o th e r points of in te rest in the
north. T hey w ere aw ay 12 days,
w hich w ere sp en t in th e em ploym ent
of th e new- scenes. T he d istan ce cov
ered, in clu d in g ferries, w as m ore th an
1400 m iles.
Sold regardless of cost at One-third to One-half
regular price.
See our u inflow fo r SuturdA) Specilli in Gla«*ware
I hursday we will give a nice broom
FREE ---On holder
tree to every ladv calling for one.
Phone 1451
Full 25c size Palmolive after Shaving Talc.
To give you the Supreme in after shaving comfort
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. K ern and d au g h
te r Mrs. W. J. H ollenbeck and ch il
d ren of Los A ngeles, sp en t S unday at
V ancouver, W ashington, v isitin g w ith
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. K ern and fam ily.
T H IS W EEK ONLY
Phone 1451
Accept this Gift
A n um ber of G resham ites who
m ade th e trip over th e Mt. Hood loop
highw ay Sunday w ere Mr. an d Mrs.
Floyd Mack and d au g h ter, F ra n k
Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Guy R obertson,
Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Johnson and th ree
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. H arriso n w ere ch ildren, Jo h n Ott and M elcher D un
g u ests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. F ran k can. O ther m em bers of th e G resham
C. Hodge at a d in n er in honor of Mrs. band had intended to m ake th e trip
but did not do so on acco u n t of the
H a rriso n 's birthday.
th re a n te n in g condition of th e w eather.
Wm. H anning and fam ily an d Mrs. O thers going around the p o p u lar loop
Susie Sherw ood retu rn ed S atu rd ay w ere C harles T aber, Mr, and Mrs. J.
from an au to trip to th e beaches at C. Thom and dau g h ter, ^Ygnes and
(W illiam Thom and fam ily.
N ew port and rep o rt a fine tim e.
Jardeniers, Baskets
Vases, Frogs
The WINCHESTER Store
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n C lan ah an r e
tu rn ed S atu rd ay from Seaside w here
they sp en t tw o d elightful w eeks v isit
ing a t th e hom e o f th e ir son and
dau g h ter-in -law , Dr. and Mrs. J. E
C lanahan and enjoying th e sea b reez
es. They rep o rted d elig h tfu l w eath er
w ith no ra in u n til Sunday.
MEN
W illie A ndresen, who resid es near
Sandy, w as g reetin g his G resham
frien d s ag ain Sunday a fte r a p ro
longed absence in C alifornia w here
he has been w orking.
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A. W . METZGER <& CG.
T he second an n u a l reu n io n of G ran t
county, W isconsin, people in th is
vicinity w ill be held a t th e hom e of
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jo h n so n on th e
Base L ine road n ea r th e 12-mile c o r
ner, on Sunday, A ugust 30. A y ear
ago 60 or 70 people w ere p rese n t and
the occasion b ro u g h t to g eth er m any
old frien d s of form er days who had
become se p arate d in th e w est.
Mrs, Annice Prinder, 54, has
has been mending bathing suits at
Miami, Fla., for 15 years.
Her
savings, invested in real estate,
have just netted her $250,000.
W hat is she going to do? ."K e e p
on mending suits,” she sa£s. "A t
54 one is too old to lose their head
over a quarter million.”
Mr. and Mrs. S h erm an Lyon and
sons S tan ley and V ictor expect to
leave on W ednesday for H opson, T en
nessee, w here they will visit relativ es
and frien d s. T his w ill be th e first
visit to th e ir old hom e since 21 y ears
sgo when they left th ere. They a re
driving in a light sedan, by way of th e
Old Oregon T rail.
T he
reived
»PEARL
OIL
(KEROSENE)
G resham of th e m a rria g e of Miss E lsie
M agnuson of D am ascus to Mino A.
W ilson. T he wedding w as an event
of S atu rd ay . A ugust 22. T he bride
fo rm erly atten d ed G resham Union
high school and w as em ployed as a
saleslad y in th e Hepp R acket sto re lo r
m ore th an a year.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. H all and son,
S tanley, are enjoying th e ir vacation
by an au to trip extending th ro u g h Se
a ttle and as fa r to th e n o rth w est as
V ancouver and o th e r points in B ritish
Columbia.
Tom Cooper has accepted a posi
tion w ith th e G resham G arage & Ma-
chim> Shop w here he is em ployed at
various kinds of w ork. Cecil P u lfer
1 fo rm erly w orked a t the G resham g a r
age but has now obtained em ploym ent
as a d riv er for th e Union Oil com
pany.
( IMPHOR WATER FOR EYES.
N othing h as th e quick action of sim
ple cam p h o r, w itchhaxel, h y d rastis,
etc., as m ixed in L avoptik eye w ash.
One sm all bottle L avoptik helps any
case w eak, stra in e d or sore eyes.
A lum inum eye cup free. G resham
D rug Com pany.—Adv.
W J. Cooper w as in P o rtlan d Mon
Chicken Dinners.
day atten d in g th e se ttin g of th e c a l
an n ouncem ent has been re- en d ar of th e Septem ber c irc u it co u rt
Special chicken d inner every W ed
nesday noon u n til fu rth e r notice.
by relative* and friend* in cases In the In te re sts of his client*.
P ric e 50c. W ith ro w 's R e s ta u r a n t—Ad.