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GBEWHA« OCTLOOK, TUESDAY,
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W. T horne.—Adv.
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SECOND A MAIN
GRESHAM
GRESHAM LOCALS
C o n tin u ed from page 2
It Is hoped th e re w ill be a g en eral
rally to th e W. C. T. U. In stitu te w hich
will be held at th e M ethodist ch u rch
T hursday, May 20, u nder th e d irection
of th e county p resid en t, Mrs. C. O.
H orning. The program will begin at
10 o'clock and th e tftne will be fu ll of
in te restin g and profitable events from
then until 4 o'clock when th e political
can d id ates p rese n t will be introduced
to th e audience. Lunch w ill be served
In th e basem ent of th e ch u rch a t noon.
Mrs. E. G. Judd w ent to Milton, O re
gon, la st week to atten d th e com
m encem ent exercises T h u rsd ay eve
ning of M cLaughlin Union high school
of M ilton-F reew ater, w here h er son
L eslie Judd, w as a m em ber of th e
g rad u a tin g class. Mrs. Judd and her
son retu rn ed to G resham Monday
Louis C alkins expects to leave for
I-os A ngeles tom orrow w here he will
engage in th e g ro cery business w ith
his b ro th er-in -law , L. W. S hanley. a t
Compton, C alifornia, a su b u rb nine
I m iles from Los A ngeles. Mr. Shanley
has tw o g rocery sto res a t Com pton
and Mr. C alkins w ill have ch a rg e of
one of tlfem.
MAT
IS,
1926
Cecil and S tanley W llkina, b ro th ers
of Mrs. G eorge D uncan, cam e up from
N ew port S atu rd ay evening, th e older
boy re tu rn in g th e follow ing afternoon,
but S tanley will rem ain in G resham
for several weeks.
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Dainty New Under Apparel
Mrs. A. E. Malo w ent to S eattle
W ednesday w ith a niece, Miss E dm er j
E llis, to atten d th e com m encem ent
exercises of P rovidence ho sp ital from
w hich a friend of Miss E llis w as g ra d
uated. Mrs. Malo retu rn ed to G resh- j
am S atu rd ay and rep o rts a m ost en
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. H eyne a re receiv joyable trip w ith a visit to all th e |
ing co n g ra tu latio n s over th e a rriv a l of points of in te re st in and around
an 8-pound aon who arriv ed May 14. Seattle.
Mrs. Em m a H eyne has come from L eb
Ed. H olgate oi Bend, Oregon. Is In
anon to a ssist in th e ca re of h er
G resham for a few days on m a tte rs of
dau g h ter-in -law .
business, also is visiting w ith his
The Rev. B. C. Dewey, who has been
m other, Mrs. M ary H olgate a t the
w ith his niece, Mrs. G. A. Cox and
W elling re sta u ra n t.
fam ily for sev eral days, w ill accom
W. T. H artley retu rn ed Sunday eve
pany his son-in-law and dau g h ter, th e
Rev. and Mrs. F ra n k Dawson, to Mt. ning from W alla W alla. W ashington,
\ ernon, W ashington, w here he ex w here he has been for m ore th a n a
y ear w ith his dau g h ter, Mrs. S tella
pects to rem ain for som e tim e.
Stockdale. He m akes his home w ith a
B irdine Nye, a g ra n a o a u g h te r of
d au g h ter in G resham , Mrs. S. S
Mrs. C. M errill, cam e out from P o rt
Thom pson.
land for a w eek-end v isit w ith h er r e l
Jo h n Brown w as tak en to Good S a
ativ es here.
Mr. and Mrs. F red A nlcker are m a ritan hospital F rid ay w here he is
spending th e w eek a t Yakim a, W ash undergoing tre a tm e n t p re p a ra to ry for
ington, and in th e ir absence Mrs. an operation w hich Is expected to be
A m anda C lark is ta k in g ca re of th e perform ed th e com ing T hursday. A
second op eratio n w ill probably follow
home.
A p arty of young folks gave Guy in about a week. Mr. B row n’s condi
R u sh er a su rp rise farew ell p a rty S a t tion is regarded as fair a t th e p rese n t
u rday evening a t his home, on th e eve tim e. H is son F ra n k Brow n and fam
of his d e p a rtu re for A laska to w ork in ily arriv ed S atu rd ay evening from Se
a salm on can n ery d u rin g th e com ing a ttle and he expects to tak e ch arg e of
season. O ther lads to m ake the trip th e business affairs of his fath e r for
a re P h ilip W right, H ervey Ide and sev eral w eeks, a fte r w hich th ey will
Phone
Evald Norby. Floyd M cKinney took be tak en ca re of by o th e r m em bers of
l all the boys, w ith th e exception of th e family.
Norby up to S eattle S unday m orning,
The E p w o rth L eague will hold its
from w hich point th ey expected t o ! I an n u al ban q u et W ednesday evening,
take th e boat for A laska th is m orning. May 26, and w ill be open to all mem
Norby m ade th e trip to S eattle by b ers and frien d s of th e church. The
train .
num ber, how ever, w ill be lim ited and
Mrs. J. A. B ushong, and h er niece, only tic k et h o ld ers w ill g et to eat.
Mrs. C lara H erald , of Oak Grove, and Joyce K idder, as ch airm an of th e p ro
the la tte r’s ch ild ren a re spending sev g ram com m ittee, is p lan n in g some
era l days in S eattle v isitin g relativ es th in g unique. Amy Cooper has ch arg e
and friends.
of th o se a rra n g in g for th e dinner. A
Mr. and Mrs. H ans L arsen accom fu rth e r an n o u n cem en t w ill be m ade
panied th e la tte r's Sunday school ab o u t th e pro g ram . N ewly elected of
class, com posed of nine little Ja p an e se fleers for th e league a re : Lyle Mason,
ch ild ren , to L a u re lh u rst p ark Sunday p resid e n t; H ally Jo n es, 1st vice p res
w here a m ost enjoyable tim e w as id en t; Guy R u sh er, 2d vice p resid e n t;
spent. 1 he study of th e S unday school Joyce K idder, 3d vice p resid e n t;
lesson w as tak en up u n d er th e green Jam es M cA llister, 4th vice p resid e n t;
trees and am id th e singing of th e George M cA llister, se creta ry , and Amy
birds, followed by lunch and ice Cooper, tre a su re r.
cream .
Chicken thieves raid ed th e prem ises
Dr. C. W. H u ett w as un ab le to fill of W illiam P eterso n , living n ea r the
, his p u lp it a t th e M ethodist ch u rch Pow ell V alley L u th e ra n ch u rch , on
, Sunday on acco u n t of an a tta c k of S atu rd ay night, m aking off w ith every
w hat ap p eared to be ptom aine poison fowl in th e chicken house, 40 in n um
ing. He w as tak en 111 on T h u rsd ay ber, a ll fine Brow n L eghorns and
but Is im proving g rad u ally . Dr. Jo h n Rhode Islan d Reds. They knocked the
P arso n s, of P o rtlan d , p reached a t th e pickets off the fence a t the re a r of the
j m orning service S unday and in the coop and also th e p ick ets off the chick
evening th e Rev. E. W. W ithnell, of en co rra l to gain access to th e ch ick
P leasan t Home, delivered th e serm on. ens. T he m a tte r w as rep o rted at once
to th e sheriff and tw o detectives a re
Now is
now w orking on th e case. Mr. P e te r
son reg a rd s his loss a t not less th an
$50, or possibly more.
Gowns, Step-ins, Princess Slips and
Bloomers. Salesmen’s samples from
the coast’s largest manufacturer of
Ladies’ I nder Apparel, on Special
Sale.
NliII ends of 32-inch Ginghams in
a variety of patterns, on 1 A
sale a t .................................. 1 v /C
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New patterns in 36-in. Prints O f?
just arrived. Priced at.......< £ 3 C
3
Wash Dresses
*1.95 to *15.95
Delightful new styles in English
Prints, Rayon and Tub Silks.
W. R. HICKS CO.
2221
Gresham
Earwig and Cutworm
BAIT
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We are distributors of bait prepared by the
Portland Retail Feed Dealers Credit Ass’n.
12!4-lb bags - -
25-lb. bags
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50-lb. bags
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VARNISHES
Perhaps you plan someday to sell
your present home. Keep it well
painted; nothing helps in the sale
of a house more surely than R as
mussen Paints and Varnishes.
The house is outstandingly attract
ive; it is in a splendid state of pres
ervation; buyers know the quality
of Rasmussen.
If you are in the realty busineaa, try featuring a
fresh Rasmussen paint job on your next house,
and see how readily it sella.
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Portland - Seattle
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for floor«.
H hat m akes
je lly je ll?
F r u it s contain, in v a ry in g
amounts, both sugar and a certain
jellying substance, but no fruit
contains enough of either to jellify
all of its juice.
That is why you used to have to
“boil your fruit down,” or concen
trate it, until it had lost a large
umount of its juice—and unfortu
nately much of its fine fresh flavor
and beautiful color as well.
Rut now you can add jellying
substance ns readily as you add
sugar to your fruit." For Certo is
the jellying element of fruit—re
fined and bottled for your conveni
ent use. With Certo only one or
two minutes’ boiling is enough to
give a perfect, tender jell. You can
not have a failure, and your jelly
retains the delicate, luscious flavor
of the fresh fruit and its bright,
natural color.
A book of simple, tested recipes
comes with each hottie of Certo.
Your grocer carries Certo, or you
can send 10c (for postage) and get
a trial half-size bottle which will
make from 6 to 10 glasses of jam or
jelly, depending upon the recipe
used. Address D o u g la s -P e c tin
Corporation, 000 Granite Building,
Rochester, N. Y.
T he So and Sew circ le of th e M eth
odist Ladies Aid w ill m eet w ith Mrs.
C. G. S chneider W ednesday afternoon
May 19. All m em bers a re expected to
be present.
Mrs. N ellie W ilm ot of S eattle, a sis
te r of Mrs. C arrie H ansen, is a g u est
at th e H ansen hom e th is week.
Seven m em bers of th e grad e school
o rc h e stra , accom panied by Dr. and
Mrs. W. J. Ott, Mr. and Mrs. George
Page, Mr. an d Mrs. C. M. Q uicksall
and Dr. and Mrs. T h o rn to n , w ere en
te rta in e d S unday a t th e home of Mr.
and Mrs. R obert T. B lair in P o rtland.
Mrs. B lair is th e efficient d irecto r and
te ac h er of violin o l th e g rad e school
o rch e stra. H er h u sband gave a p le a s
ing re c ita l S unday aftern o o n , both of
voice and violin n u m b ers and re fre sh
m en ts w ere served to th e guests.
Ja c k C annon w as ta k en to th e P o rt
land sa n ita riu m S unday w here he is
su fferin g from an a tta c k of p n eu
monia. The child had been ill several
days b ut his tro u b le w as a ttrib u te d to
a severe cold, u n til com plications b e
gan to develop. As yet th e tro u b le
seem s to be confined to b ut one lung
and w hile his condition is not reg ard
ed as serious, it is very grave. Mrs
C annon rem ain s in P o rtlan d w ith her
son.
$ .50
$1.00
$J.9O
Ton prices on request
the time to protect your lawns, yards
gardens from this pest
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
Gresham, Oregon
Phone 1411
Buy association bait from an association member.
Brace
ip and
•your b it
I don’t want to bore
you, says Bill the
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Builder—but I would
like to drill this into your mind. There will never be a
beViCr
tO bulId 3 housfr“ a garage—a store— a
public buildmg—a barn—a fence—a chicken coop—and
a reputation for having good common sense than right
now. And the best way to prove you have the latter is
to buy your building material from
Eastman Lumber Co. ’’f e E
About 175 w ere p rese n t F rid ay eve
ning at th e ju n io r-sen io r banquet of
G resham Union high school, an a n
n u al affair p receding com m encem ent.
In addition to th e m em bers of th e
ju n io r and senior classes, th e faculty,
th e school board. Dr. and Mrs. H. V.
Adix and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. R usher
and o th e rs w ere p rese n t to enjoy th e
festiv ities of th e evening and the
Our First Preferred Shares Pay You
splendid m enu. T he ban q u et w as
7.2 per cent on Your Money.
planned p ira tic a l style, th e place
Why Tun Should Buy T his Stock
c a rd s being In th e sh ap e of a scim itar
O ur business is firmly established, well m anaged and perm anent
an d th e fav o rs tre a s u re bags. T he
Your savings w ill be safe.
Adix silv er loving cup, w hich will be
Your Income will be reg u la r and dependable
given an n u a lly to th e Junior attain in g
Dividends paid by check first of each m onth, or q u arte rly
th e highest honors, w as aw arded th is
y ear to Miss H elen A lthaus.
E xem pt from S tate P erso n al P ro p erty Tax.
D ividends exem pt from N orm al F ederal Incom e Tax.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
J.
W.
Brow
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The proper attention in
tain ed th e Rev. and Mrs. E. O. Judd
(■vestm ent B ep artn ien t
May. makes August
anil fam ily a t d in n er Monday evening
S3» E lectric Building
lawns green.
in honor of th e tw o w edding an n i
G a rd e n H ose, p ric e d at lie v e rsa rie s of th e two couples w hich fail
p e r foot to |s<* p er foot in any on n early th e sam e date. Mr. and Mrs.
le n g th fro m 1 foot to 500 feet Ju d d 's 27th an n iv ersary o ccu rred y es
I i l t l H . ITTEXT1ON!
REGULAR
MEETING
(or m ore.
te rd a y an d on th e com ing W ednesday,
#1.*.. to
S lip p ers nt
of the G resham Camp
May 19. Mr. an d Mrs. Brow n will have
N ozzles. S p rin k le rs . Law n
L adies' and M isses' one stra p , low
No. 13160, M o d e r n
been m a rrie d 19 years.
M ow ers, E tc.
an d medium heel slippers. Black, tan,
Woodmen of A m erica
On acco u n t of th e ex ercises at the blonde and gray. To close out 12.50.
F rid ay evening. May 21,
g rad e
school
T h u rsd ay
evening, A ylsw orth a - M artin, G resham .—Adv.
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p ray er-m eetin g at th e F re e M ethodist
Phone 1421
ten d an ce desired.
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autom
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church
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C. J. LUNDQUIST. Clerk.
tru c k and g en eral in su ran c e see B W
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T horne.—Adv.
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