Gresham outlook., April 27, 1926, Page 4, Image 4

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GMENHAM OUTLOOK, TUESDAY* APRIL g l, 1W#
Oliver Plow«, Cultivator«, Im ple­
ment«, P lau et J r. G arden Seeder« and
C ultivator«, Myer«' W ater System s,
S tereopttcon views on th e P an am a
Myer«’ hay tools. H essel Im plem ent
Company.
Canal zone will be show n a t th e F ree
M ethodist church th is evening, begin­
SPECIA L COMMUNICATION
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ning at 7:30, by th e Rev. B. L. Beegle,
of G resham Lodge No. 152,
late retu rn ed m issionary from th a t
A. F. & A. M., In Masonic hall,
section. T he public is co rd ially In­
G resham , Monday evening, May 3.
vited.
W ork In M. M. degree.
W. L. OORSAGE, Sec y.
J. A. Bushong and fam ily visited
W. W. METZGER, W M.
S unday w ith Mrs. B ushong’s sister,
Mrs. H. A. S herm an and fam ily at
1 W arren, Oregon.
GRESHAM LOCALS
Mother’s
Day
S unday, May !»
Don’t fo rg o t M other oil
th is day of days. Send h e r
a gift of som e kind.
H e re is a suggestion
BOX CAN DIES
in a p p ro p ria te boxes spec­
ial fo r M other, o r a lovely
card w ith a b eautiful s e n ­
tim en t.
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FOB THE PICNIC
Let us su p p ly you w ith
w ax p ap er, n a p k in s, fru it,
san d w ich goods a n d kodak
films.
B edding p la n ts from
G re sh am G reen h o u se
fo r sale here.
The Oscarette
SECOND & MAIN
GRESHAM
For golfing, these Sweaters were designed
but they are equally good for wear in any
outdoors’ sport. All wool an<f fast colors.
SWEATERS....
$3.50 to $7.50
KNICKERS
$5.50 to $9.00
GOLF HOSE..
$1.00 to $5.00
shoes
w ear
GRESH A M
It C o s te d
♦ to O w n ♦
aBetterBuick
G asoline, lu b r i c a t i o n , « w a te r a n d
fa ir tre a tm e n t a re a ll th e B e tte r
B u ick need* to d e liv e r it * m ileage at
astonishingly lo w cost.
T h e V a lv r-in -H e a d engine, as Buiclc
huilds it. develops m o re p o w e r fro m
a given q u a n tity o i gasoline. B u ick
A u t o m a t ic H e a t C o n ­
F U E L less th a n
tro l, an integral p art o f
B W lI CUTS
th e B u ick carb ureto r,
still fu rth e r a id s f u e l eco n o m y , by
■uprr-ethcient carb uretio n.
In n o o th e r car, regardless o f price,
w ill you fin d the
c o m p le te n e s s o f
^ ^ '5 ?
p ro tectio n tor per-
M A l i l i Ir u iP u i*
fo r m a n c e a ffo rd ­
m o»f ta r i
ed b y th e B u ic k
“ Sealed Chassis” and ‘T r ip le -
Sealed Engine.** D ir t cannot get
in . an vw h ere, to cause n e a r,
looseness and v ib ra tio n .
O I L - i t u ik.m
mass cars
T o k n o w w h at a ta tn t car
econom y re a lly 1». fo r lin e r tra n s p o rta tio n at
lo w e r cost, o w n a B e tte r B u ick.
C O ..
F L IN T ,
Qiie S^ZZ^BUICK.
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METZGER
— SERVICE
Thon eg
$ 7 .5 0
You will find dresses in this lot that sold up to
£25.00, now priced at $7.50
Our entire stock of this year’s models of Ladies’
Spring Coats and Silk and Wool Dresses at 25 per cent
discount.
Children’s fancy stitch hose, reg. 35c, in black,
cordovan and fast, now priced the pair...... .
25c]
W. R. HICKS CO.
IP h o n e
2221
77iaf
Gresham
S uccessors to L. A. W ack & Co.
New Car Thrill!
\ \ hen you take the old car
off its beaten path, th at’s
when the motor gets confi­
dential. After a wheeze and
a cough and a thump or two,
you begin to realize she’s
sending you an S. O. S .;
trying to tell you she needs
your help.
Between efforts to coax her up the hills you realize
that some of those old-age symptoms of the motor are
justified. The speedometer shows you’ve rolled off many
thousands of miles. You realize, too, when you stop for
gas and oil that you can’t give a party with the change.
Right then’s the time to take your neighbor’s tip and
have your motor re-conditioned. Then’s the time to
bring your car and troubles to us.
\\ e know the inside of a motor like a motorman
knows his route. Let us true-up the cylinder walls, re­
place the worn piston rings, pistons, pins and bearings
with, guaranteed parts. The bearings, too, if they need
it. \ \ e guarantee an expert mechanical job.
For a cost that won’t strain the close-figured budget,
you’ll have a motor as good as new, and we’ll give you
the price in advance.
She’ll be good for many more miles—and just think
of that new-car thrill!
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. W il­
liam E v erett Sunday, but did not s u r ­
vive. T he rem ains w ere in terred In
G resham cem etery u nder the dirctlon
HAMLIN & HOSS, Prop-.
y o u r w a lls
of J. E. Metzger of the G resham F u ­
Phone 2391
Night 706
■cleanly. W a s h aw ay
neral p arlo rs.
finger
p
rin
ts
and
disfig-
Mr. and Mrs. Ja ck so n Jones and
•re m e n ts as th ey appear.
son, R obert, speut the week-end with
friends at Canby.
Dr. and Mrs. E arl C lanahan re ­
ALUMINUM
turned to th e ir home at Seaside on
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3-quart Straight Sauce Pan
Tuesday of last week afte r spending
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ALUMINUM
n early th ree m onths In G resham , c a ll­
perm its easy w ashing to
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ed here by the illness and death of Dr.
take th e place of redeco­
C lan ah an 's m other. J. N. C lanahan is
rat ing—gives w alls beau­
planning a trip to Scotland, to begin
tiful soft to n es th at h a r­
about the 8th of th e com ing month,
monize w ith furnishings
saltu fk -t titw 1‘ fleou- H ’1 -..S U
an d s h o w no la p s o r
Dr. H. C. Johnson has recen tly re ­
brush m arks. Stop in at
ceived his appointm ent ns sta te m eat
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21 the sto re for color card.
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inspector, a position ca rry in g w ith it
considerable prestige and resp o n sib il­
ity. His te rrito ry em braces the en tire
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sta te of Oregon, but m ore p articu la rly
th e im m ediate vicinity. Any question
speci
f
reg ard in g th e condition of m eat afte r
being killed is to be referred to Dr.
Johnson. His p ap ers w ere sent to him
by W illiam H. Lytle, of Salem, sta te
Gresham, Oregon
v eterin arian .
H E. Dilley, a P o rtlan d man. was < j | | bc (levoted to offlce purpose8 d u r.
lined »50 Monday m orning by Ju stice | ing the com ing county fair.
( Regular Price |
This offer is %ood only
of Peace Brown, the m inim um on two
Sunday d in n er gu ests at th e B. W.
from April 30th to M ay 8th
charges, one th a t of catching m ore
Em ery home w ere Dr. and Mrs. M. W.
th an th e limit of 30 fish and of having Em ery and dau g h ter. Jean , Mr. and
fish under size. Dilley was arrested Mrs. H arry Buckle. O ther ca lle rs
Also, a Steamer Section to
Sunday at Gordon creek hy a deputy w ere Mr. and Mrs. George Hoyt, of
fit 3-qt. Sauce Pan —
game w arden.
Ridgefield, W ash., the la tte r a niece of
Advance announcem ents are being Mr. Emery.
only
C EXTRA
made of the convention of th e E astern
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Stockton en ­
D istrict W om en’s Home M issionary
te rtain e d Sunday w ith a b irth d ay p ar-
sot ioty of th e M ethodist Episcopal
(Regular price $1.30)
! ty in honor of th e ir son C lair's 20th
church, w hich will be in G resham on
birthday. Those p resen t w ere Mrs.
Steamed foods a r t healthful foodt
May *>. An all-day session will be
Lulu A rthur and dau g h ter. Miss E lecta 1
held, beginning at 9:30. A pot luck
A rthur and Miss Hilm a Johnson, of ;
luncheon will be served in the dining P o rtlan d . Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Griffis !
room of th e church af noon. The full
and sons. H erb ert and K enneth and
program will he announced later.
Mr. and Mrs. Loda Stockton. At the
A special m eeting of th e D orcas c ir­
M ain Street
conclusion of th e excellent tu rk ey d in ­
Gresham
cle of the M ethodist L adies Aid was
ner. the young folks enjoyed an ex- !
held In th e church p arlo rs Monday a f­
cursion to Blue lake.
ternoon, at w hich lim e th e officers for
Mrs. G. W. G uile Is reco v erin g from
the ensuing year w ere elected. Mrs.
think THINK
a
severe sick spell of several days' I
J. R. Horn was chosen president. Mrs.
Whenever you see smoke
William Ott, vice p resid en t; Mrs Mary duration.
Licensed Electrician
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Q uicksall and
M cAllister, se creta ry and Mrs. A. Mc­
M
oney
is
b
u
rn
in
g
up.
and C ontractor
Manus. tre a su re r. The aftern o o n was boys. Mr. and Mrs. G eorge P age and
spent very p leasan tly and profitably children and Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Law - (
Fourteen years experience.
and the m em bers are looking forw ard rence m otored to M anzanita beach S at- i a sp ecialist In P o rtlan d w here th e
to a Vear of renew ed In terest and ac- u rd ay and retu rn ed Sunday evening.
Well known — Satisfaction
■ broken m em ber w as adjusted and the
They rep o rt a m ost p leasan t time.
| tivity in th eir circle.
Guaranteed.
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ex
t
day
th
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boy
resum
ed
bis
studies
M r. and Mrs. H. W S nashall have
H arlen H ayden, a pupil a t th e G resh ­
rented th e Kenney house on Main am grade school, suffered a broken and play.
Offlce Phone 601
stree t which w as recen tly vacated by nose one day last week w hile a t play
Gresham,
Oregon
Plano Tanfng.
O scar Johnson and w ill move soon on the school grounds, ashen he w as
from th e ir present location at th e bit w ith a baseball in the h an d s of a
Piano tu n in g »3.50. P lano and o r­
county (air grounds. The house they ‘ playm ate. A fter first aid was ren - gan rep airin g . Fred B. Jones. 2(25
»50 to »200 w ill buy a good used ca r
stre e t SE.. P o rtlan d , phone TAbor
have occupied for several years p ast deretl, he w as tak en by his m other to 49th
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at th e H essel Im plem ent Co.—Adv.
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L. L. KiDDER HDW. CO.
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P lv o to n u( t im e r s I M o le rs C a ry o m tia n
1901
G resham
A new born baby girl, th e d au g h ter !
of Mr. and Mrs. Lon Gosso, of B ridal
Veil, died T uesday, A pril 20 and w as !
buried T h u rsd ay in D ouglas cem etery.
The G ates F u n eral home had ch arg e j
of the b u rial and brief fu n eral services
were held by Dr. A. Thompson.
Miss T helm a T ichenor Is assistin g
a t The O scarette.
Ladies’ Silk Dresses
GRESHAM GARAGE
AylsWortKg M a rtig
M O TO R
ONE LOT OF
Portland-Gresham
Stage
for Golf and Sport Wear
B U IC K
on all discontinued lines
Dr. R. H. Todd, A rth u r D ow sett and
I A. W. Metzger retu rn ed W ednesday
j from th e ir an n u al Ashing trip to the
j D eschutes river, b ringing back a plen-
1 tlfu l supply of tro u t of several v arie­
ties. They touched at th e tow ns of
South Junction and Jersey , Oregon,
w hile away.
D. E. Towle sp en t tw o days of last
week a t S eattle w here he attended a
(loganberry b a rre le rs ’ convention. It
is expected th a t th e research w ork of
the g ath erin g will be continued next
week a t a session to be held in P o rt­
land.
K tudentbody officers for next year
for G resham Union high school w ere
elected W ednesday as follow s: K en­
neth H orberg, p resid e n t; Linden Lun-
day, vice p resid en t; Jo h n A nicker, sec­
Mrs. P earl Mack su stain ed a badly I
re ta ry ; H orace W ihlon, serg e an t-at
crushed
linger recently w hen th e door
arm s.
of the Pow ell Valley bus closed upon I
Jam es Babcock, for th e p ast year
em ployed as au to m echanic at the Dot her hand as she w as alig h tin g from
kin & Jo h n sto n g arage, has leased th e the stag e in P o rtlan d . An X -ray ta k ­
en of the in ju ry th a t evening showed I
Main S treet g arag e of H enry T ilg n er
and will conduct an autom obile re th a t a sm all piece of bone in the m id­
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p air shop there. Mr. Babcock is said dle linger of the rig id hand had been
iV a rk am i l a m h l l l
chipped
off,
but
w
as
not
broken
as
was
Powell A. Hubert»
to be a first class m echanic and is
p lanning on giving day and nig h t s e r­ at first feared.
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Miss Mabel Ja ck so n gave a w ienie
vice in his new location. T ilgner, who
has operated th e g arag e for th e past roast to eight m em bers of her Sunday
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9:30 a m ., IL
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four y ears, is undecided as to his school class F rid ay evening a t her
10 :30 a . in., P .
9 :30 a . m ., P . V.
home.
11 30 a. m ., B.
i p lan s for th e fu tu re.
10:30 a. m ., B. E.
12:30 p. m ., P.
11 :30 a . m ., P . V.
The Rev. J. A. H opper cam e down
1 :30 p. m ., B.
12:30 p. m ., B. L.
2:30 p. in., P
1 :30 p. m .. P . V.
from Lacey, W ashington, T h u rsd ay
3:30 p. m ., B. L
2 :30 p. m ., B. L.
4 30 p. m ., P . V.
3 :30 p. m „ P . V.
and rem ained un til th e follow ing day
5:30 p. m .. B. L.
4 30 p. m ., B . E.
w ith his son, H ow ard and w ith the
6 30 p. m ., P . V.
5 :30 p. in.. P . V.
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6 :3 0 p. m ., B. L.
Rev. and Mrs. M. V. W hetzell.
x i l :30 p. in.. B . E.
■8:30 p. m , B. L.
C. E. F a rra n d has been engaged by
■ S u n d a y s a n d H o lid a y s on ly
the Lew is m otor stag e com pany to
x s . i t u n la y s . S u n d a y s a n d H o lid a y s.
take th e place of Tom Cooper as d riv ­
■ D aily e x c e p t S u n d a y s a n d H o lid a y s.
P . V.— P o w e ll V a lle y .
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er for th e bus o p eratin g to P o rtlan d
B . E .— B a se L in e.
over the Base Line road.
O w n ed a n d o p e r a te d b y
J. E. G ates was p leasan tly su rp rised
at his hom e T uesday evening, th e oc­
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casion of his birthday. Mr. and Mrs.
H. Van Moss, Mr. and Mrs. H enry Van
Moss, Mr. and Mrs. E. M oorehead and
Mrs. Em m a C anning, ail of P o rtlan d ,
•"P IT T S B U R G H
and Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hoover and
P ro d u c ts
^-^Glaaa-RalntA
H arold Richmond, of G resham w ere
present. A delicious lunch w as served
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by the hostess.
Sweaters and Knickers
M en ’ s
Bis Reductions
ARTHUR BJUR