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GRESHAM OUTLOOK, TUESDAY, MAT 4, lfcM
SCENIC
cem etery by th e side of tts g ra n d
m other. Mrs. E arl Jack. The bereaved
Continued from page 1
A baby d aughter w as born F rid ay m other was m ost kindly rem em bered
F ra n k Jones has b u ilt a c a rp en te r
m orning to Mr. and Mrs. H erm an by a w onderful show er of beautiful
shop on a newly p u rch ased lot at
S m ith a t th e home of Mrs. S m ith’s flowers.
W emme on th e Mt. Hood Loop h igh
grandm other, Mrs. D. D. Jack. How
ever, th e little one did not live and
See the b arg ain s listed in th e W ant way. He says th e re is lots of building
going on in th a t region, especially on
w as laid to re st In P lea san t Home Ads.
the governm ent reserve.
GRESHAM LOCALS
That New Car Thrill!
D. C. Lew is, candidate for sta te re p
resen tativ e, w as in G resham S atu rd ay
atten d in g th e ground b reak in g e x e r
cises. He is able to get aro u n d very
w ell again follow ing his accident.
An accident occurred T h u rsd ay eve
ning a t the co rn er of T hird and Main
stre e t which, w hile it did not re su lt
seriously, could easily have done so
when Miss Mabel Sm ith, a sophom ore
in G resham Union high school, m issed
her footing when she tried to board
th e Pow ell Valley bus w hile it w as in
motion and fell, escaping w ith m inor
Frederick W. Steiner.
bruises. She had alighted from the
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umlfilutc
for United Mutes Senator,
bus to tra n sa c t a few erran d s and see
who was a visitor hi Gresiiam last
ing the m achine s ta rt up, supposed it
evening, attending the meeting of
had departed, leaving h er behind. She
the Masonic Lodge.
made a ru n (or the ca r and succeeded
1 in g ettin g a hold, but the m achine couver, B. C., a sh o rt tim e ago. Mr.
1 threw her to one side as it m ade a McKenzie was to have taken posses
tu rn , w here the w orst in ju ries she su s sion May 1, but is now in P o rtlan d
tained w ere a g en eral sh ak in g up and suffering with an attac k of in testin al
bruises. It proved afte rw a rd th a t the flu, which may detain him from com
bus had not really made th e s ta rt for ing to G reshatn for several weeks yet.
Mrs. McCauley Dale and son left
home w ithout her. b ut had tu rn ed In
to the G resham filling statio n for air. T hursday for H erm iston. Oreon, to
T ne speed w as but m oderate, o th e r reside. She has joined her husband,
wise she m ight have been seriously Dr. Dale, who has become associated
S lip pers, P um ps, O xford s
Injured. W illiam C arlsted t is the d riv with an old established dentist, Dr.
Prim e, in the ea ste rn Oregon city. Dr.
er of th e machine.
Mrs. B ert H erald and th re e c h il Dale is a g rad u ate of North Pacific
dren, Raymond, D orothy and A lfred, D ental college In P ortland.
drove over from Oak Grove Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. E astm an e n te r
and sp e n t th e day w ith Mr. and Mrs. tained old friends. Mr. and Mrs. John
J. A. Bushong.
Billings, of P lattv ille, W isconsin, S at
Miss E thel Moffitt of E ugene w as urday by tak in g them for a trip up the
visiting with old friends and a c q u a in t Columbia River highw ay as far as
ances in G resham and P lea san t Home M ultnomah F alls. Mr. and Mrs. B ill
S atu rd ay and Sunday.
ings are visiting in P o rtlan d for a
M EN’S WEAR
SH O ES
R. M. H ardy has been obliged to r e week or so with frien d s and a re on
m ain a t his studio longer th a n he con th e ir way east afte r spending the w in
G R ESH A M
tem plated when he disposed of his te r in California. They have never
business to Alex. McKenzie, of Van- been w est before and have been g re a t
ly enjoying the w onderful scenery.
The Rev. and Mrs. B. L. Beegle and
th ree children left Monday m orning
for P enaw aw a, W ashington, w here
Mrs. Beegle’s p are n ts reside. They
had intended leaving la st w eek but
Mr. Beegle w as tak en ill and has been
bedfast several days. They expected
to stop a t Hood R iver a t th e home of
an uncle Monday evening, resum ing
th eir trip to P enew aw a later.
The stu d en ts of G resham Union I
high school enjoyed th e ir an n u al
school picnic F riday on th e banks of
the Sandy riv er n ear th e autom obile
H A L F P R IC E
clubhouse.
They re p o rt th e usual
good tim e of outdoor frolics, in te r
F ifty dozen la d ie s’ S w iss spersed w ith a v ast am ount of good |
eats.
E m b ro id ered H a n d k e rc h ie fs
Dr. W ilbur H. Thom pson and wife I
in all co lo rs a n d w h ite in a
w onderful v a rie ty of n o v e lty cam e from O akridge, Oregon, F riday
and rem ained until th e follow ing day
p a tte rn s .
visiting at the homes of relatives. Mrs.
A. M. W ilkinson, m other of Mrs. |
Thom pson, and Mrs. M cPherson Rob
inson accom panied them home for a |
stay of two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Todd and th e I
Misses Miriam In g lis, D orothy Dickey
and A ugusta H ahn m otored to C orval
L a d ies’ S ilk and W ool lis, also some d istance beyond th a t
city, on Sunday, re tu rn in g to G resh- |
D resses
am in the evening.
A. S. G ruber and d au g h ter. Miss I
W. A. H ESSEL
J. C. H ESSEL
G ruber, who reside at V en tu ra park,
P h o n e G resh am 1111
spent Sunday a t th e hom e of F ra n k
Gibbs and also visited w ith Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Gibbs. Mr. G ruber is the |
S tra w b erry R u n n er—rotting c u tte r th a t fits any
grandfather* of Hoy Gibbs.
H 5-tooth cu ltivator, .lust w hat you have alw ays
Mrs. R. H. F ittin g retu rn ed to h er I
needed.
home in P o rtlan d Sunday evening, ac-1
G
resh
am
¡h-.fittrafiOT.vf.,-
com panied by her husband and ch il
dren. after spending two w eeks at th e ]
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. W. Brown [
w here she has been recu p eratin g from J
th e effects of a m ajo r op eratio n which
she underw ent in a P o rtlan d hospital.
T in G resh am circle of the E v an g el-|
leal W om en's union w ill m eet on F ri
day afternoon, May 7, at the home of I
Mrs. A1 Peter. It is hoped th a t all
m em bers will be p resen t if possible, as
plans are to be m ade at th is m eeting
for w ork In connection w ith th e con
This is the best Super Six, the best Coach ever bulk,
ference w hich will be held In G resh- |
and the price is the low est in history. It is delivered
am
May 13 to IS.
at your door with nothing else to pay at a price way
Mrs. C. A. C aro th ers w as tak en 111 I
below any cat o f comparable quality.
F rid ay with sciatica rh eu m atism and
This lom bination o f masterful performance, o f great
is still confined to her room. Mrs.
closed iat com forts lias constantly maintained lea»let-
A m anda C lark is carin g for Mrs. Car- |
ship for the Coach as the World'» Greatest Value.
o th ers In h er illness.
It is hoped th e re w ill be a full rally I
to
the Home M issionary program
Nothing htse to Pay
which will fill the day at the Method
ist Episcopal ch u rch W ednesday. The
p rincipal speaker of the day will be
Mrs. M. N orthrup, of P asadena, C ali
Hudson B rougham $ 1 6 '9 Hudson 7 . Pass. Scdsa $ 1 8 75
fornia. national field se creta ry for the
P r a t t n u la J t freig h t, ta x m J the fo ile u e a g ty m p a n a l:
organization. A pot luck luncheon |
Front and Rear B u n-pen ; A u to m atic W in d s h ie ld C lean
will be served at noon.
er; Rear V h w M rror. T n i u n u i i i o a Lock ( b u ilt-m A
L ucille McMurry has been brought I
R a d ia to r Shutters. M o to -M e te r. C o m b in a tio n
to her home a fte r spending ten weeks |
Stop and T a il Light.
in Good S am aritan hospital suffering
from an infection in th e w alls of the
lungs. She Is now considered out of
danger and is beginning to walk. The
youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. J
Murry, who was very ill for several
The Well Shod Foot
Of the utmost importance to the
well dressed woman is the selec
tion of her Footwear. Since only
authoritative styles are shown
here, selection of the correct
Footwear is assured.
Specially priced at
Berry G rowers S p e c ia l/
When 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.
W'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. W’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!
GRESHAM GARAGE
HAMLIN A H0SS, Props.
Phone 2391
N ight 706
Handkerchiefs
FAIRBANKS-MORSE SCALES
250 pound
500 pound
2 for 35c
6 for $1.00
Berry Plows, Cultivators, Grape Hoes, 5-
disc Drills, Vaughn Garden Tractors, (Cat
erpillar type), Myers Water Systems, Pipe
and Fitting for any type or depth of well.
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
at
% discount
W. R. HICKS CO.
H U D SO N COACH
Here is Masterful Performance ivith
Closed Car Comforts a n d
Great Price Advantage
S
R a sm u sse n
P u re P a in t fo r
o u ts id e su rfaces
At Y our D oor—
When you want
“Pure Paint" be sure
you get Rasmussen,
HUDSON COACH »1379
L.TîSS
Before surface decay
sets in g ive s u r fa c e
protection w ith R a s
m ussen P ain ts a n d
Varnishes.
A new c o a t ev ery
three or four years
will keep your prop
erty investm ent free
of depreciation—will
freshen up the ap
pearance, keep your
home attractive, in
viting, comfortable.
i For it really is pure. Par-
I ticular master painter« use
| it because they know .
They like to give satis-
J faction. Specify Rasmus-
set Pure Paint for outside
work.
A ik y o u r p a i n t e r o r
y o u r d e a le r
RASMUSSEN A COMPANY
Portland - Soattla
Sold by:
A. W. METZGER & CO.
S p e c ia l
29x4.40 Savage Balloon Tire
and l ube. $17.50
GRESHAM, OREGON
4-a
5 0x1 1-2 te g . s u e g u a r a n te e d c o rd $ 9 7 5
50x1 I -2 o v e rs iz e g u a r a n t'd c o rd $ 1 1 . 3 5
ALL SAVAGE CORDS
Gas 22r
M. C. WEBSTER MOTOR CO., Gresham, Oregon
Ivy Filling Station
P o w e ll a t R o b e rta
G re abata
w eeks. Is also considered on th e road
she m en tio n s th a t th re e of th e ir chll
to com plete recovery.
an a at
The G resham band is p lan n in g a con- i dren have ju s t recovered from an
ce rt to be given at the high school •’’c*5 of the m easles. She also sa;
gym nasium on T h u rsd ay e v e n in g ,' (he> « P w t to re tu rn to Oregon insii
May 13.
j of a year.
In a recent le tte r received from Mrs. ■
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G. H. S alisbury, of W ichita, K ansas.
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