Gresham outlook., March 16, 1926, Image 1

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G resham O utlook
VOL. 1«, NO. 5
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, MARCH 1«. I»'»0
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
Sl.&U Per Year
FAIR GROUNDS WILL Sunday Temperature GRESHAM CITIZEN SPEAK ERS CLAIM Eastman Lumber Co. CLASS THURSDAY TO
UNDERGO CHANGES Sets Record for Year PASSES SUDDENLY PROHIBITION GAINS Adds Planing Machine CONCLUDE SCHOOL
Sunday w as th e w arm est day of the
P lan s fo r th e fa ir to be held next
Jo h n H enry Hoss, a respected and
The E astm an Lum ber com pany has
No discouragem ent w as expressed
Mrs. Rose B a rtlett, le ctu rer for the
sum m er a re beginning to form and season, th e th erm o m eter se ttin g th e su b stan tia l citizen, who has spent th e by the sp eak ers a t a platform m eeting tak en an o th er fo rw ard step in th e en ­
G
resham
O utlook’s cooking school
fre q u en t m eetings of th e fa ir board 1926 reco rd of a te m p e ra tu re of 76 d e­ past q u a rte r of a cen tu ry in O resh- I held ln eonnection w ith a recen t din largem ent of its p lan t ill G resham to
and com m ittees a re held for th e pur grees. So g rea t w as th e lu re of th e am, passed aw ay at his home on F r i­ n er under th e auspices of th e W. C. m eet the ever in creasin g dem and by w hich held its th ird m eeting in the
pose of fu rth e rin g tho se plans. At a su nshine an d balm y w inds n early day aftern o o n follow ing a brief acu te T. U. at th e M ethodist E piscopal I th e in stallatio n of a planing mill basem ent auditorium of th e M ethodist
Episcopal ch u rch , has announced
rec en t m eeting of th e board th e a r ­ everyone and his rela tio n w ere out illn ess, su rro u n d ed by his childron church. The flood of w et p ro paganda
w hich is now n early com plete and "oven d in n e rs” as th e su b ject of her
c h ite c t’s p lans for th e buildings w ere for a spin. R ep o rts com ing from th e who did everything possible to lessen m ust be niet 8ajd th e speakers, by an r «ad y for operation.
next lecture. The advantage of heat
adopted and referre d to th e com m it­ region of th e Sandy riv er, w here th e th e pain of th e la st hours. A post a r o u sed public opinion and a m oral
A large platform has been erected reg u latio n as a saving of tim e and
tee on buildings. T he c a rry in g out of sm all briny sm elt held sw ay over th e I m ortem exam ination revealed iu testi-
conscience w hich w ill in th e end bring on th e sw itch tra c k of th e Mt. Hood
th ese p la n s w ill begin in th e n ear fu ­ m ultitudes, said th e crow ds w ere nal o b stru ctio n as th e cau se of hie , about th e law and o rder. C areful i division of the P. E. P. com pany on the energy for th e housew ife is given as
tu re w ith th e erectio n of th e m ain enorm ous. Traffic w as a m a tte r of death. He had been in feeble h ealth scru tin y of political can d id ates w as east side of Hood avenue and on th is follows by Mrs. B a rtlett:
“ S pring has come aud w ith it your
building, w hich w ill be all th a t w ill be hours ra th e r th an m in u tes in tra v e rs ­ foÄ M veral m onths, m uch of th e tim e j urged bv practically all of the speak- platform is a p artly enclosed building
boys and g irls forget everything else
attem pted in th a t line th is sum m er. ing but a com p arativ ely sh o rt d istan ce c o i n e d to his bed u n d er th e care cf a erg and jt wa9 8tated tb a t m any wp, housing the new m achinery.
in th e happy search for wild flowers,
Subsequent buildings w ill conform to and it w ould be im possible to any n u rse but he seem ed slig h tly im- office 8eeker8 w, „ try to
vote8 by
Th<< ma(n
’
a m odern i | fishing trip s and hikes—ju st for the
th e p lan s alread y adopted by the w here nearly estim ate th e num ber of proved recen tly and his going was un- 1 eläim inä t o h e d r v
ittn m e v i, p e l ,
expected. Only five days before his S hneider am i W J d
w ere P
?
« ’ T h ere
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WHrm 8' ,n
board.
T he com m ittee on grounds vehicles on the highw ay.
death he attended ch u rch and partook “ a k J
a ,8„ th ^ R e y E H orstum . n
* £ h
T ' ?
rU" 8h‘ne' How often you have been
co n sists of Chas. Cleveland, O. A. E a st­
Several resid e n ts along Main stre e t
_f
i„
.
♦ peaK trs, also m e Kt v. E. H orstm an n I l>y a 50-horse pow er electric m otor,
asked, yes begged to go along. Much
m an, J. O. W ilson, Ju liu s Meier, B. L. in G resham w ith p len ty of leisu re a t of
com m union. In sp ite of th e fact au(j p a . Im lay, law enforcem ent of-
t },
ere is m uch rough lum ber on as you w anted to, you co uldn’t because
W alrad. H. A. Lew is. Theod. B rugger th e ir disposal counted th e m achines th a t he w as too deaf to lie a r serm ons
fleer in th e office of th e city atto rn ey I hand w hich will be m ade into ttnlsh- you had to get dinner. A nother year
and C. G. Schneider.
passing along th a t highw ay. By a or any p a rt of th e service, he w as a
of P ortland.
lin g lum ber of various g rad es by the or two and your boys and g irls will
P lan s for th e beautifying of th e carefu l estim ate it w as found th a t re g u la r atten d a n t at ch u rch w h e n ­
Mr. Cooper said th a t it is not possi- new mill. It is claim ed th a t by th is be men aud women in homes of th e ir
during
the
peak
of
th
e
aftern
o
o
n
tr
a
f
­
ever able to go. Those who knew him
g rounds are also being m ade u nder
hie in six y ears to prove prohibition a m eans the com pany can buy to b etter own. They a re grow ing up for th e
th e directio n of H. A. Lew is and his fic a c a r w as passin g a given point host recognized his exem plary q u a li­
failure.
T h at w ill depend on its ef- advantage, g rad e its lum ber m ore first and la st tim e and how you w nPd
com m ittee. T his w ill include th e lan d ­ every five seconds. T he stream of ve­ ties. He w as a kind husband and
feet on fu tu re g enerations. He said closely so as to give the custom er a love to spend hours w ith them ! You
scaping of th e grounds and p la n tin g of hicles continued from ab o u t 2 o’clock fath e r, a good neighbor, in d u strio u s
th a t In sta te s w here the law has been b etter quality and can m ake up out of realize th e p leasu re It would give and
trees, sh ru b s and flowers. It is ex­ u n til 6 in th e evening, w ith a g rad u al and honorable.
in force for m any y ears it has proved th e rough the lines m ost in dem and. th e need of th e influence of your com ­
pected th a t these w ill be larg ely do­ lessening in num ber far into th e night.
Mr. H oss was horn in G allon, Ohio, a great success.
They will c a rry a full stock of old panionship. but your sense of duty
nated by florists and n u rsery m en who
T here w as not a m in u te of cloudy m a r r i e d M a n - p i
l ' t i ' w 'p
'*
Mr- Schneider spoke p a rtic u la rly of grow th yellow flr lum ber and be ready keeps you tied to your cook stove.
w ill w ish to a s sist th e fair in th a t way. w eather d u rin g th e day, su nshine « Z v d , ,MaryKE ll,a b e ,h .^ C r a c k e n at th(, ,im ,tatj()ns pla(.„d Qn
O resbanl to supply th e needs of b u ild ers in ev- Meals m ust be p rep ared . Not only
The am usem ent com m ittee is w o rk ­ holding sw ay for 11 h o u rs and 49 m in ­ s n e n t m n r
" h V a“
council by th e provision of the ch ar , r y " ,in K from dim ension to moulding, prepared but dozens of other task s to
’m h 6 J 6“. ? ° f ? #PP* ter, which was good ln its day but I The com pany, which is Incorporated,
ing on p la n s for a bigger and b etter utes. Many of th e m achines passing m a r r i i n /
be accom plished th a t req u ire tim e
p ro gram th a n ever before. T he p e r­ south on M ain stre e t w ere bound for 90 io„? p i , „ "
“f.: which 1» outgrow n and out of date. ,s owned and operated by O. A. E ast- and labor. If you had som e one to a t­
sonnel of the com m ittee is T. R. G overnm ent Camp and it is said a t
W hile p en alties have been« increased m an and his tw o sons, H. Elton E ast- tend to your cooking and w atch your
H ow itt, E. W. A ylsw orth, O. A. E a s t­ least 300 ca rs visited th a t place during th is union, one of whom died in in- ;
nian and E. Wilson E astm an.
huking w hile you sw ept, dusted, mude
th e day. Some of th e v isito rs th e re fancy. T hose surviving a re A nna M„ lh r ‘JU’' h»u‘ th e 8,atp- G resh am ’s mu-
m an and C. M. Q uicksall.
beds, w ashed dishes and cooked your
F
red
erick
F.
and
H
elen
M.
of
ftresh
-
niclpal
judKe
Can
nOt
impo8e
ja
"
8en-
w
ere
a
little
critica
l
of
th
e
day
in
gen­
A pproval w as given of the plan to
MANY SHOW HONOR
dinner all ready to go onto th e table
lease th e fair grounds, including the era l and com plained of th e dust. The am, and H erb ert H. of P o rtlan d . Two / nCe / “XCeed 25 days and a dne of
TO
PIONEER
CITIZEN
when
you arriv ed w ith your fam ily at
siste
rs
survive.
Mrs.
J.
M.
F
ulton
of
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’
„
K
T
“
888
°
f
law
breakl,1K
are
rac e tra c k , to the A m erican Legion therm om eter reg istered n early 80 d e­
meal tim e, you w ould th en give your
os ..... ..
, ,, handled by county officers la rg e r p e n - , _
post fo r a three-day C elebration of the grees th e re a t noon.
87 h y ears
bp ,nfli
w ell
filled
i Iowa,
T le X
^ X k of l: age,
nf ^ and Mrs. J. H. altfes c#n
county
a " d t d , , , h ,
M r J w The
ith ^ M " ethodist
d 8 a n d - church
" “ ‘- 8 w as
S atu
rd ay
. f - boy and g irl the tim e they so w ant and
F o u rth of July. A pplication has also
T here a r e still a few pessim istic
need.
been m ade by a m otorcycle association folks left who d eclare “ we alw ays
tern o o n who had gath ered to h ear the
G
resham
1
S
chneider
recom
m
ended
th
e
am
end­
"You have probably read lengthy
for the use of the g ro u n d s on May 30 have some bad w eath er in M arch,” but
m ent of th e c h a rte r m aking it possi- last w ords to be spoken over th e r e ­ a rticle s on the adv an tag es of th e th e r ­
o r 31, or possibly both dates.
indications would hold o ut th e prom
Mr. and Mrs. Hoss m ade th e ir home ble (o sentence a law breake]. to lm m ains of Lew is G. Metzger, a G resham
It
ise of an early and fo rw ard sp rin g in K ansas for th e first ten years of pri8onn.ent for six m onths and a line pione‘‘r ’ wbo passed aw ay at his home m o statically co n tro lled oven.
a fte r an unpreced en ted absence of th e ir m arried life, com ing to Oregon in of , 500 D runken drivers, who a re po- ° " ®°Uth R oberts 8trppt T hursday sounded com plicated, and w ith the
FUN E R A L A N N OUN CED
FOR LLOYD JONSRUD w inter w eather. F arm plow ing is be­ 1890. They have lived in G resham for te n tla l m urder8 8bou)d be gfven |h I m orning, March 11, after an extended p a rt of your brain th a t w asn 't p la n ­
ning tom orrow 's work, you th o u g ht It
— -_ j
. . i : lim lt h(, believes
illness.
ing rushed, early po tato es and peas 25 y ears,
and in th e .------
hom e w . here . both
would be nice If you had th e tim e to
A rran g em en ts have been com pleted and even beans a re being p lanted, and died for 20 years.
The Rev. E. G. Judd had ch arg e of
Mr. H orstm an pointed to th e im-
ru n It.
by J. E. M etzger of th e G resham fu ­ if th e “ I-told-you-so's” a re to get any
F u n eral services w ere held at th e provem ent in com m un,t y iife> g re a te r " ’** preachinK 8prvlce. •■»Isted by the
n eral p a rlo rs for th e fu n eral service com eback a t th e p ro g ressiv e farm ers
"A th e rm o statica lly co ntrolled oven,
M ethodist E piscopal ch u rch on Mon- tb r)ft and com fort and b etter homeg Rev. D. M. (’«they. The la tte r spoke
of Lloyd Jo n sru d , aged 29 years, w hich they w ill have to be stirrin g .
ln plain E nglish, Is a w heel on th e side
day forenoon u nder th e direction of under p ro h lb ltio n . He disposed of th e Very “ -«.chlngly of th e early pioneers
w ill be held a t th e U ndenom inational
of the oven w ith num bers ran g in g
J. E. M etzger’s F u n eral p arlo rs. Dr.
mooted question of "p erso n al liberty' and recalled th e tim e when Mr. Metz- from 250 to 550, th e en tire ran g e of
tem ple W ednesday aftern o o n a t 2
Chimney Eire Spreads to Walls.
C. W. H u ett, as p asto r of Mr. Hoss, by saying th a t personal liberty ends Rer ha<l Come acroBS th e Pla,n s frjTn
o’clock in charg e of the Rev. S. F.
cooking te m p eratu res. A fter the w heel
spoke of th e faith fu l life and triu m ­ w here pufllic w elfare begins.
K ansas w ith his fath er, landing in
Some
dam
age
w
as
done
to
th
e
chim
P itts.
is set according to a proven te m p e ra ­
p h an . t d eath, and b ro u g h t w ords of
Mr. Im lay expressed the belief th a t OreB° n ln 1878’ H e be«P°ke w° r d8 of
P ecu liarly sad circ u m stan ces atten d ney in the B. O. Bosw ell residence on
tu re given on a ch a rt, th e oven is
com
fort
for
th
e
bereaved,
ta
k
in
g
as
his
j
tbe
prohibltlon
,aw
w
ll|
be
enforced
ln
«.vmpathy
for
those
called
on
to
the death of th is prom ising young South R oberts avenue F rid ay m orning
ext ■ Blessed a re th e dead th a t die In | th e futurp fl8 w e„ a8 o th er crb n fn al | m ourn and said he th o u g h t it was lighted, th e reg u la to r au to m atically
m an, w hich took place in the city of by a chim ney fire w hich began in the
th
e L ord^
The Rev. David Cathey |aW8 an(, , hat thfa w l|,
ab()Uf fitting and rig h t th a t friends and brings- the heat of thp oven to th e de­
Chicago M arch 8, from pneum onia. furnace. So in ten se w as th e h eat it
sired te m p eratu re and m ain tain s th a t
and th e Rev. J. H. Wood assisted in when offlcer8 arp
8ylnpatby w lth , h)l neighbors should g ath er to weep with
It is said th a t follow ing the d eath of cracked th e flue from top to bottom , a • _
tem p eratu re exactly until the gas Is
ri.«.*
those
who
weep
and
extend
a
sym
pa­
th
e
service.
The
m
usic
w
as
u
n
u
su
ally
|aw8
w
h,ch
t
„
ey
are
enforce
sh u t off.
his b ro th er, Jam es Jo n sru d , about a and th e flames sp read th ro u g h th e
b eautiful and com forting. A q u arte t
A read jn g „ Mr„ E „ Kfi|, an(, th etic hand to those in d istress.
w
alls
in
the
dining
room
around
th
e
y ear ago, he w as so overcom e w ith
"M any baking and cooking failures
com posed o C. E. R usher. Miss M artha j whf8t)inK
,,y ¡qi88 A u g u sta H ab „
The Rev. Mr. Judd recalled th e p e r­
g rief he determ ined to leave the scene chim ney. W hen Mrs. Boswell first
are due to th e o v erh eatin g or u n d er­
fect
home
life
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Metz-
ag >erg, . rs. J.
. A ylsw orth an ,l i com pleted th e evening’s program . The
of his b ro th e r’s accident and w ent to saw th e flames shooting from th e top Leslie
W alrad sang "Jesu s, Lover of ! proceeds of th e supper w hich netted I Ker and ,b e a ffection, frien d sh ip and heating or to the baking of the food
of th e chim ney, she th o u g h t she could
Chicago to work.
My Soul." Mr. R u sh er sang "One over $80. will go to th e C hildren's felloW8h,p ,b a t e«*Bted betw een the for too sh o rt or too long a tim e. T em ­
He is survived by his p are n ts, Mr. I easily sm oth er th e fire w ith sa lt and
p e ra tu re can n o t be guessed at, and
Sw eetly, Solem n T h o ught,” and Miss F arm Home.
two. He spoke from the w ords. "I
and Mrs. J. B. J o n s r u d , a b ro th er, th u s put out th e blaze in th e flue, but
even
if a th erm o m eter Is used, an ex­
H
agberg
sang
“The
End
of
th
e
Road.”
the s ta rt of th e fire w as too g rea t t<>
shall be satisfied when I aw ake with
A rth u r Jo n sru d , and seven sisters,
act
tem
p eratu re can n o t be m aintained
Miss Amy Cooper tfas accom panist
thy likeness.” He eulogized C hrist as
Mrs. C a rrie H ickey and Mrs. R uth respond to th is tre a tm e n t and some-
unless one is w illing to stan d alo n g ­
ROCKWOOD
and
played
th
e
fu
n
eral
m
arches.
the p attern for all and suld th a t h earts
Folsom , of S andy; Mrs. Mary F unk, of one’ unknow n ‘° her, very obligingly
side of the stove and co n stan tly ad ­
T he p a llb e a re rs w ere A. J. W.
Mrs. D ella Stockton T aylor becam e can o ,l|y be com forted as they em-
P o rtla n d ; Mrs. L ena Peacock; G ene­ sent in a call to th e fire dep artm en t.
ju
st the heat. T he heat reg u la to r
Brow n, K arl J. H agberg, S. S. Thom p­ th e m other of a fine baby boy early I braced the prom ises of God’s word
vieve, F ra n ce s and E thel Jo n sru d at She expressed her ap p reciatio n for
does this au tom atically.
son,
A.
W
r.
M
etzger,
A
rza
Sm
ith
and
this
m
orning
a
t
th
e
home
of
her
p
ar-
I
Mis8
M
artha
H
agberg
sang
beautifully
this, as it la te r developed th a t w ithout
th e fam ily hom e n ea r Sandy.
'Also the h eat reg u la to r, by m ain­
J. A. Bushong. In term e n t was in Mt. ents, Mr. and Mrs. G eorge Stockton. Ibree selections, "Rock of Ages," “ I
In term en t w ill be m ade in the Sandy th e aid of th e firem en th e residence
tain in g the heat of th e oven a t a very
Scott
cem
etery
beside
the
body
of
his
i
Mrs.
T
ay
lo
r's
home
is
in
Tacom
a.
Shall
Know
H
im
”
and
"T
he
End
of
would have been doomed.
•
cem etery.
low te m p eratu re , m akes it possible to
beloved wife whose going he had s o ' a son w as born to Mr. and Mrs. G. fbe Road,” acco m p an ied . a t th e piano
cook a w hole m eal, boil soups and
deeply m ourned. A w ealth of flow ers, w. Jen k in s on the S tanley road S at- by Miss Amy Cooper.
P aiu tin g and P ap erin g .
Piano Tuning.
I T he casket was covered wi*h lovely vegetables, ro ast m eats, and bake des­
P iano tu n in g $3.50. P iano and or-
See W’m. E arn s for p ain tin g , tin tin g th e gifts of sym pathizing friends, cov- I u rd a y .
se rts ln the oven, all a t one tim e, w hile
gan rep a irin g . F red B. Jones, 2625 and papering. All w ork g u aran teed . ered th e grave.
i The re g u la r Bible study and p ray er I floral co n trib u tio n s from relativ es and
49th stre e t SE., P o rtlan d , phone TA bor H ogan road. R. 1, Box 70-A, G resh
The q u a rte t sang "N earer My God m eeting will be held T h u rsd ay eve-1 friends. The p allb ea re rs w ere S. f you a re m iles aw ay w ith your boy and
8952, or G resham 1561.—Adv.
am , Oregon.
to T liee in connection w ith th e com- ; nlng at the parsonage, to w hich all are Jones, George S lerat, Jo h n S leret, girl. T h at m eans d in n er ready w hen
vou retu rn . The h eat re g u la to r m a in ­
m itm ent services a t th e grave, w hich ! invited.
W illiam Thom, Arnold Ruegg and Roy
tain s an even te m p eratu re for baking,
w
ere
read
by
Dr.
A.
Thom
pson.
I
The
T
rip
le
Chimes
com
pany
will
W. G ibbs.
O a s o l in e is not the only thing we sell.
m aking oven peeping u n necessary.
L ew is C. M etzger w as b o rn in Illi-
f
a « t i ." l
' Kive a uni<l ue m usical program at the
R il service, is w hat we give aw ay to
We w ish to V x p re s s .m"r ap p reciatio n Roi kwood ch u rch « " der th e auspices I ><ols Ja n u a ry 14. 1858. He w as m a rrie d Sim ply place your baking in the oven,
go ahead w ith your oth er w ork and
E a c h and every one of ou r custom ers.
3
of the sym pathy expressed in word oi ,b e E pw orth League F riday eve-1 to S arah Beers Septem ber 15, 18#T
when it Is baked re tu rn to your k itc h ­
S p e c ia l atte n tio n is paid to your b atterie s
and deed by th e m any frien d s during I ning, M arch 19, ,at 8 o’clock, T h lt.la n d to them were born th ree children,
en
and rem ove it from th e oven.
th e illn ess and at th e fu n eral of our I com pany co n sists of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis W. and E lm er R., now of Rose-
H a v e us inspect them regularly.
“In canning season, fill your ja rs
beloved fath e r, J. H. Hoss, and for th e tv « , t
Mrs.
burg,
and
Jen
n
ie
M.,
now
Mrs.
Oswald,
beautiful flowers.
Davis and son and daughter.
A i r Is free, and th e service th a t goes w ith it.
w ith fru it and syrup, place them in
5
Mr. and Mrs H. H. Hoss, Mr.
and ,,avi8 *8 a n,,’m ber of the De Moss of P ortland. He was m arried to Mrs th e oven to sterilize, re tu rn to your
■
M a n y tire s a re ruined by im proper inflation
B
Mrs. F red F. Hoss, A nna M.
and ¡fam ily and her d au g h ter is a read er. A- M. Ruth In 1897. No ch ild ren were
kitchen in tim e to rem ove them from
H elen M. Hoss.
Rockwood is th e only point In th is I born to th is union. The deceased was
S o let us use the tire gage for you frequently.
d istric t th a t th e com pany will visit I brought up am ong the D unkards and the oven and tig h ten tbe lids. And
E v e r y c a r ow ner should be b etter inform ed
such fru it— not cooked u n til it falls in
Pedigree Klanks.
this year.
early In childhood professed faith in
T he Outlook has a supply of pedi­
R e g a r d in g oil for c ra n k case and tran sm issio n .
pieces but as firm as w hen you placed
The reg u la r o rch e stra p ractice w n ijG h rls t. S hortly before his death he
g ree b lanks, useful for dairym en,
it iu th e ja r,
V is c o s ity in oil is the m ain fea tu re of all lubrication.
a
place
S
atu
rd
ay
evening
a
t
6:30.
I
expressed
his
faith
and
hope
in
the
stock and p oultry raise rs. L arge, very
"T h e heat re g u la to r Raves food, gas,
useful, a t 5 cen ts each. 25 for 85c.
In fo rm a tio n along th is line will
I God he had learned to tru s t In his
I
tim e and labor. In fact It is the g re a t­
See
the
b
arg
ain
s
listed
In
th
e
W
ant
childhood
days.
The
th
ree
ch
ild
ren
of
C e r t a i n l y m ean m ore m iles to your ca r and
W ant Ads. add to your profit.
e st co n trib u tio n ever m ade to the com ­
Ads.
Mr. M etzger w ere p resen t at the fu ­
E x c e p tio n a l perfo rm an ce; likew ise.
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fort, happiness and h ealth of tbe
rierai.
housewife. It gives h er tim e to spend
S m a ll e r re p a ir b ills; le t us explain
with her boys and g irls th a t is now
LUSTED
|
T h e r e a re tire s and tire s, but Goodrich tires.
spent in oven peeping and pot w atch-
A uspices B aptist L adies’ Guild
A r e th e best in the long run.
a,,d «very housew ife know s how
Mrs Fred Morgan left last Sat-
New
Basement of Raptist Uliurelt
T h r e e grades, all G oodrich built.
urday for W alla W alla, W ashing- 5tany hour8 of ,reedo1» a “ d happiness
ton, w here she will visit her p are n ts, [ ” >is c° u |11 Klve her.
I n balloon and high p re ssu re types.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Berney for tw o ' Y‘‘8terda>r’«
special topic
w as
O u r prices a re as low as possible w ith
weeks. Mrs. F risk , who form erly kept cookle8- and Mr8-
gave recipes
|
N a tio n a lly know n and advertised goods.
house for th e M organs, will (ake care ! io r varl,,UH
and a,8° to ,d of ° tb -
of the house during Mrs. M organ's ab- er nutrR,UU8 “ >'<• «“ "H / prep ared
foods for the fam ily, At the close of
First-Class Meal for 50c
the session two cakes w ere again giv­
Country Stor
anducted.
en aw ay. They w ent to Mrs. A. L a u -
Bargains in useful articles.
BORING
Nothinir over $1
derb ack and Mrs. E. M iller, both of
— I Tie- B o ring Ladles Aid will hold a | G resham . At th e next m eeting tw o
i b azaar In the I. O. (). F. hall S atu rd ay ! cakes will be d istrib u ted and, In addi-
To make the sver-t es­
K EM EM BEK TH E
n lg h t, March 20. A good program will , tlon, thre>' g ran d prf*pp. All the cou-
pecially apt, a liberal sup­
s ta rt at 8:15 and lunch w ill be sold pons given out d u rin g th e w eeks w ill
ply of Novelties, Candies,
afte r th e sale. Everybody welcome.
he used in d eterm in in g ihe successful
ones. T he g ran d prizes a re an en am ­
etc., will be found here for
to be given for the benefit of the Gresham Band in the
eled H aw keye tim e co n tro l clock, a
COTTRELL
your selection.
M bsob I c Hall, Ur< sliMm, March 17
V ulcan waffle Iron, and a pancake
"D ru sllla W ith a M illion" will be griddle. T he ladles should b rin g all
played at the C ottrell schoolhouse F ri­ th e ir coupons. They should be a t th e
.4.9 ozic of the prizes lee ore ffivinp nix of our
day, March 19. T his p ictu re Is con­ ch u rch prom ptly at 2:30 on T h u rsd ay
Bent Po. traitn.
Don't forget the benefit dance
sidered m ost w onderful and Is expect­ aftsrn o o n , as tl\ere will be no reserved
for the Greoh-im Band.
ed to draw a record house.
seats, and a large crow d Is anticipated.
BAKE DAT.
CH URCH DINNER
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 19
5:30 to 7:30
St. Patrick's Day
M A SQ U ER A D E DANCE
The Oscarette
Phone 541
HARDY STUDIO
Gresham
Turn over a new leaf- -to tb e W ant
D on't lay down th e p ap er till you
Ads.
have read the W ant Ads.