PACK POTH
150 lo 1200 w ill buy a good used car
a t th e Heasel Im plem ent Co.—Adv.
TUISKI THINK! THINK!
Insurance for Farmers.
T he F a rm e rs’ M utual Flr^j Relief
Assn, of P o rtlan d Is in its tw enty-sec
ond year, w ith a total m em bership of
15,000, the larg est F a rm e rs’ M utual
F ire In su ra n ce Assn, on th e Pacific
Coast. All fire losses prom ptly paid.
No low er ra te on farm in su ran ce can
be found w est of the Rocky m ountains.
If you w ant anything along co-opera
tive lines for F arm ers o r need in su r
ance, call on P resid en t H. W S nashall
a t the F a ir grounds, G resham , Oregon
Phone 2101.—Adv.
GRESHAM LOCALS
Miss F lorence Gill was the fo rtu n ate
w inner recen tly of a su b stan tial cash
prize in a co n test in au g u rated by L ib
e r ty ’s m agazine. This w as In th e n a
tu re of a "P re sid e n t’s Gam e,” involv
ing an expenditure of 125,000 In cash
prizes.
A trip to C lear lake was enjoyed
yesterd ay by Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Bos
well. th e fo rm e r's p aren ts, Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. F a ir and her brother. Geo
F a ir and wife of P o rtland.
A picnic p arty w hich included Mr.
and Mrs. L eslie T. S t.C la ir and ch il
dren, Mrs. H. M. Shaw and th e ir
guests, Mrs. H arry Donley and B ar
b ara Je an A shw orth of Spokane, w ent
to Brightw ood yesterd ay and retu rn ed
by way of Ashoff and Sandy
Mrs. Mary M urray, of Ridgefield,
W ashington, a siste r of Mrs. B. W.
Em ery, w ith her son. Miles M urray
T heodore J. B rugger, of P o rtlan d , a
R uark sells McCormick D eering and his fam ily, of Seattle, sp en t S atu r-
farm m achines, 300 Belm ont St., P o rt day at the E m ery home.
form er resid en t of G resham , w as m ar
land. and pays the freight.—Adv.
Claude W elch Is being trea ted this ried in P o rtlan d F rid ay to Mrs. C arrie
Mr.
week for chronic appendicitis, from P hillips, a g rad u a te nurse.
which he has suffered at different B rugger for y ears resided n ear
tim es during the p ast year. T hree of G resham and is w ell and favorably
th e leading surgeons of th e P o rtlan d known in th is locality. He is engaged
E lectric Pow er com pany for w hich he in work in the city as a taxi driver.
w orks advise an im m ediate operation. He and his wife w ere out to G resham
Sunday an d attended th e picnic of the
H ere is a wonderful
Jack Cannon is convalescing rap id
new invention that
Zion E vangelical Sunday school at
ly a t his home from the effects of an Mefnlg’s grove.
takes all the work
out o f keeping floors
a ttac k of pneum onia w hich he recently
The 16 g irls com posing the parasol
beaut if ul and make,
had. He w as In the P o rtlan d sa n i d rill, w hich w as put on F rid ay at the
this household task
tariu
m
a
week.
a pleasure. Ten tunes
dedication cerem onies of th e B urnside
faster than present
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Schenk and son bridge, reflected g rea t cred it on them
methods, it enables
arriv ed F rid ay from Uniontown, W ash selves and th e ir in stru c to r, Mrs. A. J.
you to polish all the
ington to spend a few days at th e home K ruger, by th e graceful m an n er In
floors and linoleum
of the fo rm er’s fath e r and sisters. Mr. w hich th ey executed th e ir d rill. W hile
in your home in the
timeit formerly took
Schenk, who is the su p e rin ten d e n t of th e w eath er w as d ish earten in g , to say
to do a single room.
th e U niontow n schools, is on his way the least, th e affair w as a w onderful
Sturdily built to last
io G ran ts P ass to spend th e sum m er. success in every way and a tim e long
a lifetime and gu a r
He has a sm all ran ch located near th a t to be rem em bered. T he G resham girls
anteed absolutely.
place. Mr. and Mrs. E dw ard Strye, of p articip ated in th e e a st side p arade,
C hehalis, the la tte r the d au g h ter of w hich was m et on th e bridge by the
Jo h n Schenk, w ere also recen t visitors w est side g irls. A fter th e passin g of
a t his home.
the parade, th e b ottle w as broken
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Kinyon left ch risten in g th e new bridge and th e
h u rried ly F riday for C entralia, W ash G resham g irls show ered the- county
ington, upon receiving „ word th a t th e officials and th
e sponsor
of the bridge
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ViiV Ul lUfeC
ste p -fa th er of Mrs. Kinyon, F red Bau-1 w ith rose petals. Follow ing th is they
An excellent grade of paint in
erley, aged 87 years, had suffered a K^ve th e ir dainty p araso l drill w hich
stro k e of p araly sis and w as very low. I was provocative of m uch ap p lau se
all colors for sale here at
They do not know ju st when they w ill I P hilip Hepp m ade a v isit to Olympia,
re tu rn to G resham on account of th e W ashington, over th e holiday week-
m an ’s condition.
| end. W hile th e re he visited w ith rela
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam H essel spent tlves and old acqu ain tan ces.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. K inder, Leslie
I th e week-end w ith acq u ain tan ces near
T W s m a r v e lo u s n e w elee» rie l.b o r -
m v e r re n ts o n ly $4 2 so — and we
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am
hill,
Oregon.
Mr.
H
essel
also
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alrad
and Miss G ertru d e - A lexander
I n c lu d e F R K K a *1 50 J o h iu o n
“ 7 * • « • J M ,v end . p in t < 75c)
per gallon
proved
the
tim
e
by
a
fishing
trip
to
a
spent
the
week-end vacation a t Sea
th e fe m o u e Jn h n eu o'e L iq u id W e
nearby lake.
view, W ashington. T he ladies w ent
A«lt f n r a dém onstration
I The in terio r w alls of the W alrad I down on T hursday, the gentlem en fol
M ercantile com pany received a fresh I *0W*n S S atu rd ay and th e p a rty re tu rn
I coat of kalsom ine over th e holidays lnR *°8ether Sunday evening
Paint Headquarters
which g rea tly im proves th e ap p ear- I i I r ’ ani^ M rs- B- E- R ogers and daugh-
) our Home Furnisher
Phone 1421
G r e s h a m I ance
sto re -
Ite r . M arie Louise, who have been here
Gresham I Phone 1901
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil M etzger and I for th e p ast tw o m° n th s from San
d au g h ter, C athryn, Mrs. N ellie Gul- j Pra n cisco v isitin g Mrs. R o g ers’ p ar-
P olish Your Floors
by E lectricity
SAVE !
REMNANT
SALE
THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 9:30 a.m.
1500 yards of remnants on sale at
Half - Price
Remnants of silks, remnants of wool dress material
remnants or prints, outing flannels, ginghams, percales’
i es, remnants of everything in yard goods.
Remember! One-half price
It will pay you to be on time.
JOHNSON'S WAX
Clpctncfloor‘Polisher
on Paint
W. R. HICKS CO.
Gresham
Phone 2221
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$
2.65
L. L. Kidder Hdw. Co.
J. E. METZGER
Motor
Re-conditioning
That's What Yoar Car Needs
“ It’ll make your motor good as new!”
If yom motor has lost all its old-time pep and power;
if its get-away is poor, then a thorough re-conditioning
is the tonic it needs.
A worn motor means carbon- -carbon means increased
gas and oil consumption.
Vou can t expect to wear out two or three sets of tires
without wearing some parts of the motor.
Bring your car to us today. Let us look it over. We’re
motor specialists. We’ll give you a definite price on the
job in advance.
We guarantee an expert mechanical job and will use
only the best parts.
GRESHAM GARAGE
Phone 2391
HAMLIN A- ||0$K , Props.
Night 706
lobile
enam el
Sold by:
t
>
—Will renew your "car
with s u r p ris in g ease
and small cost.
You can do the work
yourseli.and now while
weather is warm is the
best time to do it.
Get c o lo r c a r d s an d
suggestions from your
Dependable Used Cars
lickson, C lair G ullickson, Miss A lta ent8’
ant^ Mrs. Dan M urphy, ex
H endrickson, and Mr. and Mrs. H. E. pec^ to *eave f ° r th e ir hom e in Cali
E v arts, of P o rtlan d , com prised a p arty fornia Monday.
spending th e w eek-end a t Seaside.
Look these cars over; drive them.
Young G reshum Man T akes Bride
O thers from G resham spending the
W illiam
Maybee,
ea st
—w ”
V
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U ere
iic
U U uerney
C IH C y
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u c o
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holidays
th 4 .S e _ re
w
G
Wood
I who w ent w ith P o rtlan d friends, and of G resham , w as m a rried S atu rd ay at
Overland 1925 louring, gas tank in rear; driven 3600
*— ” Kummel,
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•
W ashington,
to
Miss
Q uinton
Mr. and Mrs. i ¡V ancouver,
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miles, $525.00.
B urten W alrad w ere at th e p o p u lar **'rn e st>ne E. D aus, a P o rtla n d young
isemetl.
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| beach reso rt
lady. T he cerem ony w as perform ed by
Dodge screen delivery, good condition, nearlv new
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. W illiam M cAllister, accom panied by i V ------------
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tires, $550.00.
a classm ate from W illam ette U niver- ence of th e fath e r of th e bridegroom
sity. Jo h n H eltzer, of Salem, sp en t the A. L. Maybee, of th is place, and Mrs.
Ford, 1925 touring, $250.00.
[ w eek-end at the M cAllister home here. Daus. th e m other of th e bride. Mr.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Carol H. P ark s Maybee Is em ployed by th e P o rtlan d
Chevrolet 1924 touring, very good, $300.00.
I on Friday, May 28, a son. T he P ark s Rose n u rse ry and his w ife is a P o rt
fam ily resides at the S trong berry land exchange o p erato r. They expect
Cleetrac narrow tread tractor, used one year, $450.00.
I farm .
to reside in Lents, S atu rd ay evening
Miss E liza Bechill, who has been at a reception w as given for th e newly-
M onmouth m
sta o v te e u norm
the e wedded couple a t th e hom e of th e
i I the
•
u i m a al i l for
ur m
A large list of used cars, used implements.
I p ast year, has secured a school at j bridegroom .
Pilot Rock, Oregon, n ear Pendleton
Mrs. Ida Babcock Passes Away.
j and will teach th e re next year
Mrs.
Ida Babcock, aged 68 years,
Miss Em m a L angford began w ork at
I the Hepp R acket sto re T uesday m o rn wife of J. R. Babcock, resid in g near
Automobiles
Repairs
Implements
, Ruby Ju n c tio n , passed aw ay at th e
ing ______
as a saleslady.
N. J. Anthon and fam ily left by auto tam i,y borne Sunday m orning, May 30
Phone Gresham 1141
. - 1 _______
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I frnm
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Sunday m orning for Los Angeles, th eir from dropsy, from w hich she had been
| fu tu re home.
a sufferer for the p ast th ree years.
Ruth S chtnierer w as the w inner of a Besides her w idow er she is survived |
I $10 p rize and D orothy M iller of a $5 by seven children, E dna S tanley, now
aw ard from th e Log Cabin Baking in C alifornia, E arl and Roscoe Bab-1
com pany of P o rtlan d for essays w hich cock' of P o rG“ nd, E lm er E„ of Oregon
| w ere recen tly subm itted in th e big City, Mrs. May W ard, of C alifornia,
bread co n test w hich w as open to and Clyde Babcock and Mrs. Millie I
T w enty-one |
school children. Six prom inent people Je n k in s, b f G resham .
of P o rtlan d w ere the Judges in the g ran d ch ild ren also survive.
F u n eral services will be held W ed
| contest.
The condition of Jo h n Brown, who nesday m orning a t 10 o'clock from th e |
! is still in Good S am aritan hospital, Bible S tan d ard ch u rch on E ast Powell
that you should get
rem ain s unchanged and is regarded as stree t, th e Rev. S. F. P itts officiating.
In
term
en
t
will
be
m
ade
in
D
ouglass
|
and
use a Premium
very grav e by atten d in g physicians. He
I suffered a slight stro k e afte r th e sec cem etery. T he fu n eral and b u rial a r
List of the Multno
ond op eratio n which w as perform ed ran g em en ts a re in th e ca re of th e
mah County Fair.
last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Brow n’s G ates F u n eral Home.
d au g h ter, Mrs. A lbert Adkins, and two
I hey’re ready now.
Air Mall Grow s in P o p u larity .
children of H eppner. Oregon, arriv ed
See Secretary A. \V.
T he postoffice d ep artm en t has g ra n t
S atu rd ay for an Indefinite stay.
ed
perm
ission
to
W
alter
T.
V
arney
to
Metzger
or call at
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H aug-
lum, of Brightwood, at the T im m er resum e serv ice on the E lko-Pasco Air
the Outlook office.
m an san itariu m , on Tuesday, Ju n e 1, Mail ro u te Ju n e 1. provided planes fly
daily on schedule tim e for a week
Two months till fair
a baby g irl weighing 8V» pounds.
Mrs. W. S. Thom as of Sedalia, Mis p rio r to th at date. A ccording to la t
time, August 3-8.
souri, is visiting a t the home of her est rep o rts planes a re ru n n in g on
schedule and a successful s ta rt is an
sister, Mrs. B. S. Clark.
ticipated.
S ouvenir mail is piling up
Mrs. L. C. Metzger has gone to
Cyrene, Pike county, M issouri, w here in Pasco for th e first flight; th e new
she expects Io spend several m onths, W hirlw ind m otors a re giving a won
and w here she w ill visit with a sister, derful p erfo rm an ce; and the c o n tra c t
80 y ea rs old. whom she has not seen or exp resses him self as m ore th an
pleased with the g en eral outlook.
for 22 years.
V arney is in Boise, Idaho, ready to act
as relief pilot in event of any unlooked
G resham Beauty Shoppe
MISS KKIEDA BBATZEL
B runs, A nita
D obberfuhl,
F rie d a
everything in th e line of cosm etic for em ergency.
TO I’HESEAT PUPILS H eitzm ann, F ern Jennings. E lfried a
therapy.
Courteous and efficient
treatm en t. Mrs. Lois S t.C la ir. F irst
B raun, T helm a Davies, A udrey C hap
Im plem ents. M arhlnery. W ater
An in te restin g m usical event will m an and M argaret K erslake.
S tate Hank building, phone 1811.
System
s.
G resham .—Adv.
R epairs for all m akes of having or tak e place on next F rid ay evening at
h arv estin g m achines. Hessel Im ple the M ethodist E piscopal church, when
O liver Plow s, C u ltivators. Im ple-
ment Co.—Adv.
m ents, P lan e t J r. G arden S eeders and
Miss F rieda E B ratzel w ill p resen t C
Let us be your
u ltiv ato rs, M yers' W ater System s.
her pupils in a piano rec ital. In ad d i M yers' hay tools. H essel Im plem ent
(I’l’KK i atfs s i ppoK r.
Editor G resham Outlook — P e r
tion to th e piano num bers Miss B ra t I Company.
mit me to exp ress my deep a p p re
zel has secured th e a ssista n ce of Vic
Don’t lay down th e pap er till you
for anything you need in
ciation to you and to your read ers
to r D ePinto, a rtis t an d te ac h er of vio have read th e W ant Ads.
for th e stro n g su p p o rt given to me
Picnic (»«»ids
lin from th e E llison-W hite C onserva
in my r n r n t cam paign as a can d i
date for C ircuit Judge, D epartm ent
Lunches
tory of Music, who w ill give several
No d,
Un ndles
g roups of selections. A sm all ch arg e
I know th at I cannot reach all ci
ord T o arln c, I.at» Model.
Ice Cream
w ill be m ade to cover n ecessary ex All new F tires,
lots of eottras a re a l b a r
nty su p p o rters personally, conse-
gain I . . 5. P a y dow n JS5. balance easy
Soft Drinks j q u e u tly I would like to expre ss my penses In connection w ith the recital. tifin
s.
! g ratitu d e to your rea d ers th
Miss B ratzel has a^ked th a t th e re be
through
M. C. W EBSTER MOTOR CO
We have all of
your colum ns. I am proud indeed
H udson-Essex Dealer
no flowers. T he follow ing piano p u '.resham , Oregon
Phone 21»’
to rep rese n t the Republican party
pils who will be on th e program a re ;
as a candidate for C ircuit Judge in
” o, ,S T i \ R T O G R IN O . I-w heel b ra k e s ;
Ruth and F ra n z O lbrich. _______
Adele Vick
the g eneral election to be held in
____ __ J’u,‘ lik® new. not a scratch or
November of this vear. Very tru lv
lund. Ja n e H arlow . Vera Stone. Rich-
th?.‘ bar^atn poce ofW
,°2H. ‘“»Vdown
yours.
MARTIN W HAWKINS
ard and L au ra Todd. Ju lia and A n n .
’’‘• ^ " ^ ¿ M ^ o T O R co
Louise L arsen. D orothy and George
H u d son-E ssex D ealer
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
I Vs Only Fair
You’ll Be There
HEADQUARTERS
Additional Want Ads
< Oreaham.
Oregon.
Phone
201