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VOL. 15, NO. 54
STREET PAVING IN
GRESHAM UNDER WAY
O utlook
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH CHI NTV, OREGON.
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the stre e t in condition and pouring
I th e concrete.
T he paving of th ese tw o im p o rtan t
i blocks is a piece of w ork th a t has
! been contem plated for a co n sid erab le
length of tim e, th e com pletion of
, w hich w ill m a rk a decided im prove-
1 m ent in the ap p earan ce of th e town.
Congestion of th e co rn er of Main and
Powell stre e ts w ill be m a teria lly les-
' sened, traffic au to m atically d iv ertin g
itself around th e o th er th o ro u g h fare.
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W hile m ateria l and labor a re avail-
able a new sidew alk w ill be m ade, a
block In length, on th e so u th side of
Second stre e t adjoining th e W alrad
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store, as the old one w as in a m ore
or less dilapidated condition and
w ould h ard ly m atch up w ith th e fine
ap p e aran c e w hich th e s tre e t w ill
m ake when finished.
heath (a lls Mrs. Eugenia Watkins.
FRIDAY,
SEPTEMBER
Baptist Church S en Ices.
TU ESD A YS
AND
F R ID A Y S
I, 1925
#1.59 Per Year
Tuckerhill Dahlias Are Exhibited.
AGED WOMAN MEETS
Mrs.
E ugenia
G erstle W atkins
The B aptist ch u rc h w ill begin th e
Mrs. Vera T u ck er su p erin ten d ed her
ACCIDENTAL HEATH
passed aw ay at th e T hom as s a n ita r
program
for
th
e
fall
and
w
in
ter
an
n u a l d ahlia display y esterd ay at
ium
th
is
m
orning
at
1:10,
from
h
eart
C onstruction w ork Is going forw ard
tro u b le from w hich she had been a m onths next Sunday, th e Bible school th e sto re of th e W alrad M ercantile
Mrs. Anna K retchm er. aged ab o u t
rap id ly on th e paving of the tw o
su fferer for m ore th a n a year. She opening prom ptly a t 9:45 a. m. and com pany, assisted by Miss F lo ren ce 83, w as in stan tly killed and her
had been at th e T hom as hom e for 1 the ch u rch service a t 11 o'clock. The Lake. G roups of flower lovers stopped dau g h ter, Mrs. A nna Lehm an, 61, and
blocks, Second stre e t from Main to
th re e boys whom she w as ca rin g for,
m onths and except for fo u r m onths of
R oberts from Second to Pow ell, th e
th a t tim e had been bedfast. She is th e 1 Rev. E. G. Judd, w ho has been aw ay to adm ire th e ir favorites, m any choos W alter, P hillip and E dw ard P alask e,
widow of th e late B enjam in F. W at- *Or the last tw o w eeks, will p reach ing th e honeycom bed "show ” v ariety aged 12, 13 and 15 years, all of S yca
ap p ro p riatio n for w hich w as m ade by
kins of G resham who died about two | both m orning an d evening. In the and o th e r favoring th e sm all pom m ore statio n betw een G resham and
th e city council a sh o rt tim e ago. The
uervice th e topic of th e s e r pons. T h ere w ere on exhibit th e dec L ents w ere slightly in ju red W ednes
day evening about 5:30 w hen an au to
te r, Mrs. H e n rie tta W eir of P o rtlan d .
co n crete w ork is in ch a rg e of th e B.
mon
will
be, " C h rist’s A ppeal to th e o rative, th e hybrid cactus, th e cosm ea, m obile in w hich they w ere riding and
Mrs. W atk in s w as a w om an of many
C. Seydel com pany of P o rtlan d , J. P.
fine q u alities, p atien t an d th o u g h tfu l C h ristian s of G resh am ,” and in th e the c o lla re tte an d m ore th a n a h u n w hich w as being driven by Mrs. L eh
of o th e rs and had m any friends. She evening "C h rist’s A ppeal to th e U n dred o th e r v arieties. Besides th e dec m an was stru ck by c S ou th ern P a
M aginnis, a p a rtn e r and m anager of
w as born in A ugsburg, B avaria, Ger- believers of G resh am .” The in te rm e d i
o rativ e b ask ets of a num ber of d a h cific railro ad tra in at B rannen s ta
th e firm being in G resham and d ire c t
tion. a crossing betw een P o rtlan d and
m any. Ja n u a ry 10. 1870, and came
ing th e w ork of the m en and team s.
w.i‘h. h*r hp a re " t ? t0 ? mKerlc1a " * e,n a a te and senior B. Y. P. U. w ill m eet lias. th o se m ost a ttra c tiv e ly show n Oswego . They had been visitiug
child. She and h er h usband had for- a t the re g u la r tim e for th e sum m er w ere placed one flower to a vase. friends a t the head of Lake Oswego
A pproxim ately 2500 sq u a re y ard s of
m erly resided in e a ste rn Oregon. The m onths, in te rm ed ia te a t 6 p. m. and S carcely any tw o could be found of d u rin g th e day and w ere on th e ir r e
co n crete w ill be laid covering th e two
fu n eral services w ill be conducted at th e sen io rs at 7. T he evening p rea ch sim ila r coloring and loveliness.
tu rn w hen hit. T he body of th e u n
blocks, th e paving to extend across
fo rtu n a te elderly lady w as b ro u g h t to
‘h e chapel of th e Mt. Scott cem etery
T he T u ck erh ill D ahlia farm is lo Oregon City and th e Injured w ere
th e stre e ts from cu rb to curb, a dis
T uesday, S eptem ber 8, at 2:30, w ith ing service will begin at 8 o’clock. All
are
Invited
to
a
tte
n
d
th
e
serv
ices
to
cated 4 >4 m iles so u th east of G resham rushed to Good S am a ritan ho sp ital by
in term en t in Mt. Scott. T he T ro u t
ta n c e of 32 feet. T he cost of th is
dale c h a p te r of th e E a ste rn S tar, of w orship God and u n ite in his service. and about th ree -fo u rth s of a mile am bulance. They a re rep o rted to be
needed im provem ent w ill be about
¡w hich she w as a m em ber, w ill ta k e ,
p
m eeting and Bible study south of Gillis. N early an ac re of doing w ell and in no danger. A fter
$6000. Mr. M aginnis ex presses th e
Chicken Dinners.
p a rt In th e services.
F u n e ra l ar- ' ... , . . . „ . . * .......... *_____'
it w as decided th a t an inquest w as not
will
be
held
W’ednesday evening a t 8 ground is devoted to the raisin g of necessary, th e body of Mrs. K rtech m er
opinion th a t about ten days w ill be
Special chicken d in n er every W’ed- 1 ran g e m en ts a re in ch arg e of J. E
th is one flower w hich in the last few j was rem oved to th e m o rtu a ry of
n ecessary to finish up th e job. About nesday noon un til fu rth e r notice. M etzger, a t th e u n d erta k in g estab lish - o’clock.
m ent w here an au to p sy w as held th is
y ears h as become a u n iv ersal fav o r- | Downing & Beneflel, 441 E ast M ultno-
25 men and five or six team s w ill be P ric e 50c. W ith ro w ’s R e s ta u r a n t—Ad. aftern
o o n to fu lly determ in e th e cause
____ m ah stre e t, w here th e fu n eral w ill be
B
rlght
say
in
g
s
by
m
odern
th
in
k
e
rs
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ite. Mrs 'r..r.b^r
em ployed to do th e w ork of gettin g
of death.
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held tom orrow aftern o o n a t 2 o’clock
Get th e classified
habit.
a re found in th e w an t colum n.
su ccessful in th e c u ltu re of th is tu b e r, w ith in te rm en t In Lone F ir cem etery.
does alm o st the e n tire w ork of p la n t
A thorough investigation w as m ade
ing. se p a ra tin g and labeling th e v a ri . yesterday of th e accid en t by C oroner
ous v arie tie s, of w hich she has sev Pace and it has been decided th a t th e
j d riv er eith er did not see th e tra in or
S E P T E M B E R B U L L E T IN
eral hundred.
becam e confused in m an ip u latin g the
brakes. T he raotorm an of th e tra in
M ethodist E piscopal C hurch.
was not held. It is said th a t th e tra in
Bible school w ill m eet a t 10 a. m. w as not trav e lin g a t an excessive
speed, b ut on th e c o n tra ry w as slow
w ith classe s for all ages and room for ing down for a stop at th e sta tio n , a c
stra n g e rs.
The p asto r. Dr. C. W. cording to th e m otorm an.
H uett, w ill speak both m orning an d
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evening. T he su b ject for the m orning
G resham Hand (Jives C oncert,
serm on Is “L abor and th e M. E
T h ‘‘ G resham band w as h eard ag ain
C hurch.” Monday is L abor Day and. W ednesday evening in one of Its fine
in accord w ith th e action of th e tw o I s tre e t co n certs, only tw o m ore of
preceding g en eral conferences, th e w hich, how ever, will be given th is
m orning service is given to th a t topic, season, on the 9th and th e 16th of
In th e evening th e re w ill be a lectu re Septem ber respectively. T he local
serm on on Je ru salem . T his Is th e band will be h eard on th e stre e ts of
place all w ant to see and th e co u n try P o rtlan d about th ree weeks from th is
of su p rem e in te re st to all.
T he tim e w hen, w ith 24 o th er bands. It
sp e a k e r's talk w ill be based on per- wil1 «PPear and play In th e Odd F el-
sonal observation.
T he E p w o rth j low s’ P arad e a t th e tim e th e sover-
I L eague m eets for th e ir devotional eign g ran d lodge w ill hold Its 101st
m eeting a t 7 o’clock.
an n u al session in th e city.
E ach of
T uesday evening th e official board th e 25 bands w ill p ause in fro n t of a
will m eet In the Study of th e ch u rch KGW b ro ad castin g sta tio n and re n
a t 7:45. A full atten d a n ce Is urged der a selection w hich will be heard
by th e rad io fans stationed th ro u g h
upon all.
Monday th e an n u a l Sunday school out th e country. Band leader Jo h n
picnic w ill be held. T h ere w ill be a son is n a tu ra lly anxious th a t his band
picnic a t L a u re lh u rst park . T ra n s boys sh all be w ell bru sh ed up m u si
cally for th is occasion th a t th ey may
p o rtatio n w ill be provided
On T h u rsd ay evening th e fo u rth | not «PPp« r to any disad v an tag e w hen
| q u a rte rly conference w ill be held in tak in g th e ir place am ong older o r
th e ch u rch , th e Rev. A. S. H isey p re ganizations.
T he p o rtab le b an d stan d w hich w as
siding.
T he q u a rte rly conference
ta k es In th e e n tire Pow ell V alley c ir co n stru c te d a few w eeks ago for use
cuit. viz.: Sandy, P le a sa n t Home, B o r of th e band In Its Rtreet co n certs has
ing, P le a sa n t Valley, F airview and received a coat of p a in t w hich has
Rockwood as w ell as G resham . T h ere g reatly im proved its ap p earan ce, th e
w ill be a pot luck supper and th e w ork being done by E. M. Thom as.
re g u la r business m eeting w ill com e
Gresham I'ndenoiiiinatloiial Services.
later.
T he Sunday school of th e U ndenom
T he W om an’s Home M issionary so-
i ciety will hold Its S eptem ber m eeting in atio n al tem ple w ill convene a t 10
' at th e home of Mrs. A rth u r D ow sett, o'clock S unday m orning, w ith p re a c h
who will be assisted by M esdames C. ing a t 2 o’clock by th e p asto r, th e
I J. L undquist, and Geo. F. Honey, Mrs. Rev. S. F. P itts. T h ere will be p re a c h
I.. I,. K idder will lead th e study hour. ing again in the evening, th e song
P ra y e r
All the ladies of th e ch u rch and con service beginning a t 7:30.
m eeting will be held on T uesday eve
g reg atio n a re co rd ially invited.
ning and a Bible stu d y F rid ay eve
Zion Evangelical Services.
ning, each service beginning a t 7:30.
and other good makes
Sunday school of th e Zion E vangel- j E veryone is cordially invited to atten d
leal ch u rch will m eet a t 10 a. m. S un- I th ese services.
day follow ed by E n g lish services a t [
Free Methodist Services.
11 from th e topic, "T h e C h ristia n 's |
“Cod
Is Love” will be the topic of
P rie stly C alling.” At 11:50 th e re will
be serv ices In G erm an from the them e, the serm on a t th e F ree M ethodist
"H eavy L aden.” T he senior E vangel- ch u rch S u " d a’r m orning *»F ‘he p a s
icai L eague will m eet in th e ch u rch to r, th e Rev. W. T. K lotzbach a t 11
o'clock.
Mrs. K lotzbach will lead
a t 8 p. m.
I th e young people’s m eeting at 7 in th e
lllhle S tan d ard I oainianity C hurch. evenlng. a fte r w hich th e re will be an
Sunday school w ill m eet as usual [ ev an g elistic service. Wiinday school
at 10 o'clock and will be follow ed by j will convene us usuui a t 10 o'clock.
S u its, C oat», S h oes, B oots, S to ck in g s, S w e a te rs
preach in g at 11 by th e Rev. G eorge _ .
D unlap, who will p reach again a t 8 Thc Woman 8 M issionary society will
O v era lls, B lou ses, U n d er w ea r, E tc.
in th e evening. P ra y e r m eeting and m eet at the p arso n ag e next W ednes-
Bible stu d y will be held on W ednes duy a t 2 o’clock.
F R E E w ith ea ch Suit.
day a t 8 o’clock.
The P eoples U srgain counter
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Take
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the w ant ads
In our season’s campaign for 1000 new customers.
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New Fall Suits
and Overcoats
T he Styles are New. T he fabrics
are virgin wool. Good linings and fine
tailoring that insure long wear. A fine
variety of patterns and colors to choose
from.
H undred of men are finding it
pays to buy their clothes in Gresham,
W e can save you at least $5 on your
suit or coat as our rent and operating
expenses are low.
Make this your headquarters for
Shoes and A pparel of all kinds. W e
appreciate yotir business and will serve
you well.
MART SCHAfTNER & MARX
$25 $30 $35 $40
STUDENT CLOTHES $17.50 to $25
Outfitting Your BOYS for School
Ball and Bat
FALL HATS
You will like these new
styles and colors. Good
quality.
NEW CAPS
For men and young men.
Stylish, new shades and
shapes. Sure to please.
X"
$3 to $6 _________ $1 to $3
NEW SHIRTS
with band or collar a t
tached. The new p at
terns give you a wide
variety to choose from
SMART TIES
The colorings are beau
tiful. New four-in-hands
and bows. Popular prices
$1.50 to $.3.50
.MEN’S HOSE
New* colors in plaids and
fancy patterns.
Silks
lisle and silk and wool.
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
50c to $1
MEN’S SHOES
Our line I n romplFtef our
prices arc til ways the lowest
Douglas and Packard
styles for Fall are ready.
Oxfords are very popular,
25c to $1.50
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We stock the famous
$5 to $7.50
C a rter’» Inks, C ico P a ste and M u cila g e
AylsWortKS Ma rti r\
m e n ’ s w ea r
Mackinaws and
Loetrer*» Boots.
Ask iin for a blotter
S h o es
G R ESH A M
He Give Red Trading Stamp*
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Work Clothes
for e»cry occasion.
HEPPS RACKET STORE
Phone 1236
FREE
Gresham
A nickle plated clutch pencil with a 50c purchase
of school supplies. Limit one.
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