GRESHAM OUTLOOK, H ill! tV , O tT O B FK 2, 1925 PAGE TH Fairview Girl Honsred by Shuwer. FAIRVIEW Mrs. J. W. M oller en tertain ed W ed POWELL VALLEY nesday aftern o o n in honor of Miss The Life-giving S p irit” w ill be th e Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n H u lan d er en ter- R achel P eterso n w ith a m iscellaneous them e of a serm on S unday m orning i tained a t d in n er T uesday evening for show er. A bout 4«J relativ es and friends w ere p rese n t and m any beautiful and at 11 o'clock a t th e S m ith M em orial Mrs. J. A. L iedfors w ho left y esterd ay , P resb y terian ch u rch by th e p asto r, th e for New York city w here she w ill re useful a rtic le s w ere received. A de Rev. E. R. D. H oliensted. Sunday m ain indefinitely to engage in th e licious luncheon w as served by the school will m eet a t th e u su al hour, lo study of a rt. The g u ests w ere, besides h ostess, assisted by Mrs. J. H. P e te r ) o'clocfl. P lan s a re now com pleted for th e host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. son. Miss P eterso n w ill become the the Rally Day service on Sunday. Oct. L iedfors and d au g h ter. D agm ar, Mr. b rid e of R ichard A nderson, of F air- 11. The new ly paved F airview avenue and Mrs. Ole B ertelson, of Oregon view, on O ctober 12. w ill be open fo r traffic by th a t tim e. City. Miss Edith Lind. A ndrew A nder- D onald G ran t has re tu rn e d to his { son and C larence Aim. T he d in n er Window Cleaning F o r ex p e rt window cleaning see S. studies a t W illam ette U niversity at ; preceded a su rp rise g ath e rin g of T ajim a, o r leave o rd ers w ith John Salem, w here he has had one year in friends, about 10 in num ber, who had th e college of liberal a rts. H e expects g ath ered in th e fro n t p a rt of th e house B row n, G resham , phone 2501. | to com bine th a t course w ith th e law ! d u rin g th e p ro g ress of d in n er. On TRY TH E course an d co n tin u e his stu d ies un til i leaving th e tab le, th e guest of honor ORIENTAL BEAUTY SHOPPE j opened th e door to find th e house filled . both a re com pleted. S calp T re atm en ts a specialty. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Nels L und- w ith frien d s who had g ath ered to w ish F re e F acial w ith every three borg, of F airview , on O ctober 2. a son h er a safe jo u rn ey and a p ro sp ero u s scalp treatm en ts. w eighing 1 0 ^ pounds. He has been y ear of study. T he evening w as spent FLOSSIE TETRICK w ith a p ro g ram and a social tim e, I nam ed Jam es H om er. 1 li;rd S tre e t P h o n e 99x1 a fte r w hich lunch w as served. Mrs. Liedfors. who is a ta len ted a rtis t, will Ladies Read This, co nni . . | 1 w ish to announce th a t 1 have re- n tin u e th e study of freeh an d d ra w f h p I i Q r f l Y O i r O ! ceived quite a num ber new pieces of ing an d p ainting, to la ter ta k e up th e ■I I l v v /d lU f t i l t dress goods, silks, etc. B eautiful hand a r t of scu lp tu re. em broidered, all hand m ade, gow ns At th e Mission ch u rch next Sunday, I and in fa n ts’ d resses an d stam ped CO NFECTION S goods. Until O ctober 3 I w ill sell both m o rning and evening, th e p u lp it goods at 10 p er ce n t discount. Mrs. w ill be occupied by th e Rev. A ugust H O T LU N C H ES G. A. Cox, co rn e r T hird stre e t and A nderson, an itin e ra n t m in ister, who CIGARS Hood avenue, G resham . com es h ere from S eattle. He w ilj TOBACCO A STATED COMMUNICATION of p reach at 11 o’clock in Sw edish and F airview Lodge No. 92, A. F. in the evening at 8 in E nglish. The Weatherly Ice Cream & A. M., S atu rd a y evening, S unday school «’ill convene as u su al ; October 3, 1925, a t 8 o'clock, at 9:50 and th e young people's m eet j V isiting b re th re n w elcome. ing a t 7 p. m. WM. H. STANLEY, S ecretary . Mrs. K arl H agberg e n tertain ed the L. A. HARLOW, W. M. D eborah Ladies Aid a t th e M ission ch u rch T h u rsd ay afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. S tew art H am m ond of V ancouver, W ashington, accom panied by th e ir niece, Miss Viola P routy, who is v isitin g from L ake Norden, South j D akota, w ere c a lle rs a t th e A. C I A rvldson hom e W ednesday. T he 1 I he tim e is n o w h e re w h e n y o u w ill n e e d p r o te c tio n H am m onds retu rn ed to th e ir home | OSCAR A. JOHNSON, Prop. MEN! 9 fro m ra in a n d cold. i th a t evening, b ut Miss P ro u ty is re- , m aining for a stay w ith th e A rvidson family. \ \ e h a v e j u s t re c e iv e d o u r n e w LEATHER COATS T h e y a re rea l h o rse h id e a n d a re w ool lin e d , 30 in c h e s C‘ 1 7 lo n g w ith b la c k b e lt, n e a t fittin g a n d d re ssy , e a c h ..................................................... 1 / A lso S h e e p s k in L in e d C o a ts , lo n g a n d s h o rt slic k e rs. R ubber F o o tw e a r fo r nil th e fam ily . Plenty of Umbrellas from 98c up to 3 1 0 .5 0 WALRAD MERCANTILE CO. S S afllsiij 5-OPEBATI ( ( rr> j T7 r t h e H o u s e o f Q u a lity G re e n T r a d in g S ta m p s P h o n e 1411 G resh am *vvwwww* PLEASANT HOME 11 Mr. and Mrs. W. J. P h a ir have | ¡m oved to E ugene to reside, a rriv in g | th e re a week ago. T hey w rite th a t | , they like E ugene very m uch and th a t 1 Mr. P h a ir is em ployed w ith his uncle, I W. K. H am ilton, a t c a rp e n te r «-ork. II C harles M cKinney «'as one of a f num ber to pledge to Tan K appa Ep i silon fra te rn ity th e second day of | pledging at Oregon A g ricu ltu ra l col :, lege. T his is M cKinney's fresh m an : I y ea r at college. He w as a g rad u a te of ; G re ham Union high school w ith th e j i cla ss of '23. ;' Mrs. G ran t Sloop has gone to E u- i gene to atten d the M ethodist confer- i ence. She w ill th e re re p re se n t th e i | ch u rch in th e laym en’s g ath erin g s of th e conference d u rin g the week. W hy Gum-Dipping is so Important to Car Owners U M 'D IPP IN G — the Firestone extra process builds into tires extra quality by impregnating and insulating every fiber of every cord with rubber. This exclusive method is carried out in special Gum-Dipping plants, after which the cords are put through the usual calen dering process. By this method, added strength and flexibility are imparted to the cords, mak ing Gum-Dipped Balloons most service able and enduring over rough roads. Save money—buy Gum-Dipped Balloons now—while prices are low. G MOST MILES PER DOLLAR G e o . A tk in s o n G R E S H A M ,O R E G O N T h at’s right! The 20™ CENTURY STORES economical method of Food distribution, reflected in their extremely low prices, cannot be approaehed by the ordinary Grocers. At the 2()th C e n t u r v Stores you more than pay yourself in Savings, bv carrying your groceries M- ? e