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GRESHAM OUTIOOK,
THEATER OF H IE STAKS
I SES Ml SK ANI» LIGHT
FRIDAY, AUGUST Ss,
F or th e p rese n t sum m er it h as In­
au g u ra ted a series of S atu rd ay eve-
■ niug co n certs by excellent a rtis ts and
G eorge S alisbury h as p u rch ased th e
N ew est of A m erica's outdoor am ­ m usical o rg an izatio n s u nder condi­
p h ith e a te rs is th e T h ea ter of the tions of com bined beauty of n a tu re confectionery stand of H ans L arsen
on th e co rn er of F ifth and Main
S ta rs w hich has lately been e sta b ­ and a rt. T he th e a te r is set am ong
stree ts. His son, F ra n k will ru n the
boulders
and
lofty
everg
reen
s
in
a
lished a t F aw nskin, n ea r Big Bear
i canyon upon th e h eights of a m oun­ business u n til th e beginning of school,
Lake, C alifornia. The am p h ith eater tain range. It is lit below by cam p when he w ill be assisted by o th e rs In
is u n d er the direction of A rth u r F ar- flres and above not only by the sta rs th e fam ily.
Mrs. G eorge Moulton of L usted, who
well, th e com poser. It is devoted to but by lights of various hues— th e col-
th e experim ental developm ent of the j o rs chan g in g in keeping w ith the is ill, is being cared for by Mrs. C. A.
Hill a t h er home on Hood avenue and
a r ts of m usic and d ram a and of the i moods of the music.
grow ing a r t of light. In the language
T hose who atten d th e co n certs are F ifth street.
of its announcem ent, “it tak es these advised to provide them selves w ith
B ayard M iller h as p u rch ased th e
a r ts a t a single stro k e out of th e ir | w arm w raps, alth o u g h they m ay also Lucy O sborne house on South R oberts
u sual and conventional environm ent, w arm them selves n ea r th e cam p fires stre e t and with his wife and baby w ill
links them with heroic and prim itive T he clean decomposed g ran ite covered occupy th e sam e ab o u t th e 10th of
n atu re , brings back th e ir vanishing w ith pine needles affords good s e a t­ October. He is having th e in te rio r
rom ance and w onder, and sends them ing sp ace and in m any places sm ooth considerably rem odeled, p ain tin g and
forth new born and charged w ith a p ro jectin g rocks m ake a suitable p la ste rin g being p a rt of th e g en eral
new m essage of release and beauty back. Besides, a con sid erab le n u m ­ im provem ents.
to m ankind.”
ber of log seats are provided.
Dr. T hom as D arling, a retire d p h y si­
cian living n ea r S ch iller sta tio n is
fr
still very ill at his home. He is su f­
fering from ra th e r a p ecu liar ailm ent,
a form of rh eu m atism affecting th e
ch est and arm s. A train ed n u rse
from P o rtla n d is in atten d a n ce a t his
bedside. It is th o u g h t th a t the doctog -V
o vertaxed his stre n g th recen tly w hile
overseeing the co n stru ctio n of sev eral
co ttag es w hich a re being erected on
som e P o rtlan d lots.
Mr. an d Mrs. H. M. M oreland r e ­
tu rn ed to th e ir hom e in R oseburg
W ednesday afte r a v isit of a few days
w ith Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Thorne.
Mr. and Mrs. W. K niefel and fam ily,
residing n o rth of h ere in th e T ro u t­
dale d istric t, a re leaving today for a
tw o-w eeks’ trip to P arm a and M oun­
ta in Home, Idaho, w here they w ill
visit relativ es.
GRESHAM LOCALS
CHEVROLET/ 1
The New
LOW P R IC E S
The C O U P E .......................?...........
The C
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These prices at Gresham
*845
5865
$945
P/as Mese New Quality Features
Mrs. H an n ah Jo h n so n w ho lives
w ith h er son a t W atson statio n , sp e n t
T uesday visiting w ith Mrs. M. D.
K ern.
Mr. an d Mrs. D. W. S nyder have
sold th e ir p ro p erty , w hich is located
tw o blocks n o rth of th e can n ery , to
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. G raham , who w ill
occupy th e p lace im m ediately. Mr.
and Mrs. S nyder a re moving to th e A l­
b erta d istric t in P o rtlan d .
W. J. Cooper, accom panied by
Lewis M etzger, w as in Hood River
W ednesday on legal business.
Miss E dna S hoem aker Is plan n in g
to leave G resham on n ex t T uesday for
V ancouver, B. C.. from w hich p o rt she
w ill sail for S hanghai, China, to look
a fte r th e m ission w ork In H uchow
w ith w hich she has been connected
a New Measure of I'alue
for sev eral years. Miss S hoem aker
cam e hom e a little m ore th a n six
m onths ago, called hom e on account
of the illn ess of h er m other, Mrs. M ary
Shoem aker. The exact sta tu s of th e
Powell St.
Gresham
m ission w ork can n o t be know n from
th is d istance, according to Miss Shoe­
m aker, but she feels th a t her w ork is
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th e re and she Is anxious to be of any
assistan ce possible.
It is expected
th a t m ission schools w ill be opened
this fall though it is ce rtain th a t they
will be w ith reduced atten d an ce. The
fu tu re of th e schools w ill depend upon
the stre n g th of th e sen tim en t ag ain st
them by th e an ti-fo reig n and an ti-
C hristian groups.
New Klaxon motor driven horn—new head lamp He bar__
new steering wheel—new longer gear shift lever__new
spark and throttle control— new and improved headlamps
—new and improved sheet metal fittings— new gunmetal
grej Unco Finish and I pholstcry to match on open models.
“THE BEATEN PATHWAY” TO THE
20™ CENTURY STORES
is built upon the firm foundation of Thrift. The greater the traffic the
Stronger the Foundation. Every step means a Saving to the Thousands,
who, travel this road.
Offerings Saturday and Monday, August 29th and 31st
iu
quart c a n ....................lib-
Fruit Jars, genuine Ball Masons, complete with porcelain-lined
- zinc caps and new rubbers, quarts, doz., 68c, 2 doz., $1.35
,
large p a c k a g e ........... 25c
(’’«-nmind ran
b pound can .........$1.3»
Mt? ? c e la ltISineAdPlH « n«
__P°rcelaln lined> 2 dz. 35c
,OT
s Z . w l ' lie
12-oz. cn 43c 2Vlb. cn $1.29, 5-lb. $2.39
«ER SH E Y COCOA,
y2-pound cans...........H e
Libby’s Pineapple, sliced,
large cans, 2 for
49c
BRAZIL NUTS new crop.
Wa8he<i' P°U"<1 .......**
NURAYA TEA. Ceylon
“ d ’““i“ <l)'ack>.
There really is no better place to trade than at a 20th Century Grocery
j
The Well Shod Boy is
Usually the Healthy Boy
Parents of heajthy boys
know the wisdom of buying
good school shoes.
The boy is out daily, in all
kinds of weather, so it is im­
portant that utmost care be
given to shoe buying.
We carry only the stan­
dard makes, each style de­
noting the best in boys’ foot­
wear for the season.
RUBBERS— Big storm rubbers, which
every boy should have. No wet feet; no ab­
sent days. ,
GUARANTEED SHOE REPAIRING
CARL D A H L
GRESHAM SHOE SHOP
Powell St.
Suhr F low er Farm
Phone 41
Gresham
H e give American Profit Sharing Coupons.
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I
2im T rrrT T T T T T T T
A SLAVE!
Some time ago a young man in New
i ork, advertised that he would become
any one s SLAV F. in return for his keep.
The year previous he had spent S I5,000!
Phis lad followed the roadway to Lux­
ury and Extravagance— and it led him to
ruin.
Other men are traveling this road. Are
you
KELLY-SPRINGFIELD
A savings account at the First State
Bank will help you to win economic
independence.
$ 8 -5 0
The hoy that is taught to save his
money will rarely he a had man or a
failure. —\\ illiani Gladstone.
Ivy Filling Station
C orner R oberta Avenue and
Pow ell S tre et
(»As
2»c
29e
20TH CENTURY COFFEE, “Not surounded by tin”. That’s
\\ by you save 10c a pound. Direct from our roaster to vou.
_________________ 1 pound 45c, 2 pounds, 89c
Choice Nursery Stock
Phone 1451
Feed 1281
RAISINS, Thom pson’s
seedless, 3 lb s ........ 25c
----------------------_ _ _ _ _ _____________________ ____________ i/G-pound package
SPORTSMEN’S EQUIPMENT j
A. W. METZGER <& CO.
PAROWAX
,2 pounds ................... 25c
FLOUR -F ish er’s Blend, 49-lb. »k. $2.43, Crown or Sperrvs. $2.33
K errs Best Patent, $2.23
Hunting Season Opens Sept. 10
Quality
and Service
Paper, full weight,
fancy crepe. 4 rolls 23c
R o y a l B ak in g P o w d er,
BOTKIN & JOHNSTON
Grocery Bulletin
POST TOASTIES,
package_____________ 9c
CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP, 10 b a r s .......................
39c
M ap le L e a f S a lm o n , fancy Columbia River Chinook, ¿-lb can 25c
___________________________ _____________ 1-pound can, 40c
W a lte r Sweek received a severe cu t
on the hand la st F rid a y w hen th e
light coupe w hich he w as driving was
turned over into a ditch. H e lo st
control of th e c a r when he attem p ted
to look a t his w atch and before he
could get th e m achine on th e road
again it ra n into a ditch and w as
tu rn ed u pside down. A b ro k en w heel
was the only dam age done to th e car.
C allers at th e H. L. S t.C la ir home
on T uesday evening w ere Mr. 8nd
Mrs. O. W. T a rr of P o rtlan d , form erly
of G resham , and Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n
D ietrich of P asadena,
C alifornia,
form er neighbors of th e S t.C la irs and
also of Dr. Mary B ecker and John
Becker in A rlington H eights, Illinois.
The v isito rs called at th e Becker home
also.
P lan s a re u nder w ay for a picnic to
be held hv th e pupils of th e M ethodist
E piscopal Sunday school and th eir
fam ilies at L a u re lh u rst p a rk on L abor
Mrs. Roy H eadley of W ashington. Dav.
D. C., was the guest W ednesday of her
cousin, H. L. St. C lair and family.
AltllOLEDA
Mrs, H eadley and her husband and
son are on a trip com bining business
Mr. and Mr s. P ete r B organ have as
anil p le asu re w hich com m enced the house g u ests Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Aus-
first of Ju n e and w hich w ill end about m an of E ugene and Miss H elen T.et-
C hristm as when they a rriv e home tow of P o rtlan d .
again. T hey a re d riving and have
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Robison e n te r­
tak en the n o rth ern ro u te west and tained w ith a d in n er la st S unday in
will re tu rn by way of C alifornia. Mr. honor of Mr. and Mrs. M. W. G las­
We are headquarters tor everything you'll need
H eadley Is in the governm ent service gow of W infield, K an sas, and Wil
in the line of
f and 1 h one of the five a s sista n ts to the liam Scroggs of Sand S p rings, O kla­
chief fo rester. H is trip has included homa. T h ere w ere ten g u ests seated
the Inspection of n o rth w est forestry at th e d in n er table.
d istric ts including Alnska.
Mrs. E llio tt F. Wood and tw o c h il­
T he Rachel H elney p ro p erty com dren ot Lihue, K auai, T. H., w ere th e
p risin g 48 ac res h as been bought by g u ests last F rid ay of Mrs. W ood’s
A lbert Helney. The p ro p erty is in an b ro th er-in -law and sis te r, Mr. and
Everything including the license
estate w hich will probably be settled Mrs. Floyd H alloday.
soon and to w hich th e re a re nine
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. E dlin and fam ­
heirs. T he sale has yet to be con ily who have been v isitin g Mr. and
firmed by th e court.
Mrs. P ete r Borgan left W ednesday for
A W ant Ad. helps for both buyer C en tralia. W ashington . w here they
Sportsman's Headquarters
will m ake th e ir home. Mr. E dlin is a
and seller.
Phono 1421
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G resham s
b ro th er of Mrs. Borgan.
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Mrs.» H. C. B ourne an d ch ild ren
Mrs. Hull of P o rtlan d , Mrs. Susie
12 choice Iris. a t least 7 colors, and
T hom pson and F ra n k T hom pson en ­
6 tulips. 11.00
joyed the Mf. Hood loop trip on
T hursday.
Mile c a s t of 12-Mlle (’orn er
Mrs. W. R. Locke en tertain ed with
P hone (¡resh am 72x4
a luncheon on W ednesday. The guests
w ere Mrs. H. T F tn n eil and Mrs . A.
1. B R (K )K I'IEI.I) LOAF CHEESE
S ch ool o f D an cin g
D. F innell of P o rtlan d , Mrs. D w
Lb. 30 c
OPENS SEPT. 5
B ridgefarm er and Mrs. J. C. F innell.
A
Rl \ LARD, med. pail, $1.00. large
$1.90
The L adies’ Jo k e r club had an in ­
MRS. AGNES CARMEAN
form al m eeting and luncheon at the
3. NEW BERG HAM, whole or halt
Lb. 37c
Every Saturday
Arboleda clu b house on Tuesday.
Phone 7S1
R E O I8 T E R NOW
P lan s of th e card club w ere discussed
4. K ER R ’S BI S T | ’ \T E N T 1 LOUR, 49 1b. $2.39
for th e coining season. T he first
5. CA M PBELL’S PORK & BEANS, med can
m eeting w ill be held F rid a y a f te r ­
10c
Did yon know you could
noon, S eptem ber 11, at th e hom e of
6. CA M PBELL’S TOM A TO SOI P, med can 10<
buy a
Mrs. H. C. Bourne.
Mr, and Mrs. D. W. B rid g efarm er
7. ALASK \ PINK SAIA ION
3 cans 43c
had as d in n er guests W ednesday, Mr,
D ridgefarm er’s uncle and au n t. Mr,
8. PINNACLE ROCK CLAMS
3 cans 43c
30 x 3«k
and Mrs. O. W. B rid g efarm er of Se­
a ttle and Mr. B rid g efarm er’s m other
9. Pl RE STR A IN ED HONEY
BUCKEYE (OKI»
quart jars 65c
and fath er. Mr. and Mrs. W M.
fully guaranteed for
10. OREGON D R IE D P R l NFS.
B rid g efarm er of P o rtland.
.3 lbs. 29c
Mr. and Mrs. Matt K ing of Aloha
11. SEEDLESS SI L I ANNA R A IS IN S .... 3 lbs. 29.
and Mr. and Mrs. E. Flynn of L inn-
ton w ere d in n er g u ests of Mr. and
12. 1 R IN l L A L liE R l 1OBALCO, I o oz . tins 9 /f
Mrs. P ete r Borgan last Sunday.
Why pay m orel
L. L. KIDDER HDWE. CO.
( HEME OIL SOAP,
Cream Rolled Oats, freshly
5 b a r s .......................... ground, 9-lb sack.......................49c
Money to loan on real estate. Farm
loans at « per cent It W Tflorne
Chicken Dinner*.
Special chicken d in n er every W ed­
nesday noon un til fu rth e r notice.
P rice 50c. W ithrow 's R e sta u ra n t.—Ad.
FIRST STATE BANK
What you want, when you want 1’
as you want it— Want ad It.
>3 X r4 A D .l .i .t .S O C
Gresham, Oregon
A STRONG BANK