Gresham outlook., June 04, 1926, Image 1

F ay Premium Lirtz Are Now Ready.
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
vol .
1«. so. gs
Everyone Is U r g e d to Get Ready for the Greatest Fair Ever Held at Gresham
G resham O utlook
Two Months Till
Big County Fair
G BESH AM , M H T X O M A H
P R IZ E S
A W A R D E D BY
F IR S T S T A T E B A N K
P rizes have been aw ard ed in th e
contest sponsored by th e F irs t S tate
Bank on th e subject, -H ow can a
young m an best show his ap p reciatio n
of his citizenship»”, th e co n test being
open to high school stu d en ts in e a s t­
ern M ultnom ah and C lackam as coun­
ties. T hree cash prizes w ere aw arded.
Miss Amy N oreen receiving first, »15;
Miss S arah M etzger the second, »10
and Miss M arg aret K oerner th ird . »5.
The essays of Evelyn Ledlne, H elen
C O IT IT I, I H
^
H O I ,A V .
J m
I.
T W IC E
A
W EEK
I » .«
65th Wedding Anniversary
| Prominent Citizen
GRESHAM
LOCALS
Is Very Fittingly Celebrated
Dies at Hospital
R eports of com m ittees a t the m eet­
ing of th e fa ir board la st nig h t showed
An elab o rate w edding w as an event ogy, and Mr. and Mrs. I T Wood I V
‘ u " ^ o s s is spending a few
of Ju n e 1, when M iss
E liz a b e th n , ™ , . n,
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I
Orov*- 'h e guest of Mrs.
th a t p lans fo r the big event are mov
The m any friends and acq u aintances
.
E lizabeth p are n ts of Mrs. G entry. R ussell Gen- E. D. Raker.
ing along sa tisfacto rily , and It is ex
i r ^ m°:.‘On bet am e thp brldt“ of ( try w as p resen t, com pleting th e group
of
pected th a t everything will be ready
E a rl S tanley has recen tly been a p - , . th e late Jo h n Brown w ere exceed-
for th e opening day on A ugust 3.
onn H. Wood. The w edding guests, of four g enerations.
M,IU|th d “ deputy sheriff by Sheriff lnKly grieved to le arn of his death
ab o u t 60 In num ber, arriv ed on horse-
One of th e in cid en ts of th e day
T he sale of tic k ets is g etting well
S S . S 'L 'J . " K X ' M
,l" 'h
u n d er w ay and is encouraging, accord
ba™
i1" early h o u r' a t tb e bom e of w hich g rea tly pleased Mr. and Mrs
ing to those having the m a tte r in
.he brides
, hen
Wood „ „
S ^ d ' w T b e “ ',, i S 3 . r j S . S S J Z " " '
charge. Some have raised objections
°
f
Rroom
T
hey
from
th
e
ir
g
ran
d
d
a
u
g
h
ter.
Miss
Mabel
|
h e e Sandy
* lubhou8e | Ju n e 2- from the effects of a stro k e of
ome of th e groom . They from th e ir g ran d d a u g h ter. Miss Mabel I onJ
on ,b
Sandy river.
river.
to buying a five-year tick et because of
th e possibility of m aking th e adm is­ Sandström and E velyn H ow ell
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met him on the w ay and escorted him I Wood of Stockton, C alifornia, co n g rat- . a V ' a,ld Mr8' C' A C adwell, of Boise, P’ raly sls follow ing tw o operations
sion to th e grounds free as soon as
to th e brid e's home. As soon as th e u latln g them on th e occasion.
th e W rth d a \rd in n e r' M ay23' to atten d w h<ch he recen tly u nderw ent at the
th a t plan can be brou g h t about. The ceived honorable m ention.
e h X d X ' X
r
Ma,n'
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h ¡"'h er ? „ « . X
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« , « » » « . r . « . g,
The judges declared th a t a ll th e es­
board passed a resolution last night to
oppose any plan for free adm ission says w ere so excellent it w as difficult
d u rin g th e life of th ese tickets.
S
to determ in e th e best and th is w as paired
A tax of 10 per cent m ust be paid done only a fte r long co n sideration.
on tic k et sales and is included in the
h ealth Until °P e ra tions w’ere
The F irs t S tate Bank is m uch pleased o f ^ ^ ^ h i n g T T o w l V i e g e V b l ’ We'* h t 1,ra n 8 fe rre d t0 th e 10l8t regim ent. H is ¡and. and Mrs. Ctara’ c S r t ^ ’o f’L S t t e " r * 11“ *
p rice of the tickets.
i
go
o
u
,tn
in
g
s,
fowls,
vegetables,
p
as-
service
extended
th
ro
u
g
h
about
th
re
e
Mr-
and
Mrs.
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Cadwell retu rn ed ou nece««ary, . b“ . t . his
declining stren g th
T he arc h ite c ts reported th a t the new w ith the essay co n test in both the trie s and m any delicacies
years.
W
hile
he
w
as
a
soldier
Mrs.
My"d“
y'
„
..
.
failed
to
ra
lly
from th e effects of
grade
and
high
schools.
Miss
H
elen
, buiding is m ore th an half com plete.
Howell
began
w ork tile'co
this m
m p orn-
The bride w as dressed in a gown of Wood w ent for a v isit to Camp Rey- Ing at the
H icks
M ercan
an y I | these.
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In su ra n c e has been placed on all Lam b, of Rockwood, received first
th e buildings of th e fair.
prize in th e g rad e school essay con­ F re n ch law n, w hite w ith sp rig s of y el­ nolds w here Mr. Wood w as statio n ed
Mr. and Mrs. G. E Bangs retu rn ed Mr’ Hrown *8 survived by his widow.
A schedule of 40 cen ts an hour for test, the su b ject of w hich w as "What low flowers and green leaves, and In a fed eral hospital.
She w as en- Tuesday evening from a seven-w eeks' Mr8' M innie Brown, a d au g h ter Mrs
common labor d uring th e fair was was th e effect of B enjam in F ra n k lin ’s m ade w ith full s k irt and tig h t bodice. gaged as an arm y n u rse and served In viUsn « d S8wu i P m C o Cag° . a L,d th fy al8° M' rlam A dklns- of H e p p n e r-’ four
established.
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W“ -h- Mr- Bangs b ro th er «"<1 sons, J. Ross, of G re sh a m ’ P ra n k ° £
influence on th e fram in g of th e co n sti­ She w ore h er h a ir In a sty lish bob. I th a t cap acity for ab o u t a year.
fam ily at K alam azoo, Michigan.
The fair prem ium lists a re being
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wood
w
ere
en
tertain
ed
i
A
f,er
tb
e
w
ar
»hey
took
up
th
e
ir
I
B
a
n
g
s,is
th e P acifl^ c o a s t'b u y e r for <>f S e a tt,e : W alter R-. of Los Angeles
tu
tio
n
of
th
e
U
nited
S
tates?"
Miss
m ailed to all exhibitors of la st y ear by
th e se creta ry , A. W. M etzger. They Lam b is th e g irl who won first prize In th e homes of relativ es of each for ,esid e n c« in K ansas, w here Mr. Wood ,Mo" ,K<’m ery - " ’ard & Co., and as th e “ nd C harles E„ of Pow ers, Oregon
m ay be obtained at th e A. W. Metzger la st fall in w ritin g an essay on th e sev eral successive days and n ights, en ,ered »he m inistry. They cam e to
V .T ibelng T h ree b ro th ers and a siste r also sur-
sto re or a t th e Outlook office.
ca re of th e teeth , w hich w as open to a fte r w hich they set up housekeeping 0 " * ° n ln I«32 and served m any and h i. wife w ill m o V K
Race horses w ill be brou g h t from M ultnom ah county.
in th e ir own home.
(Churches, am ong them being Silver-1 about the first of July, Mr. and Mrs | Jam e8 A - ot S eattle ; G eorge H „ of
C anby in a few days to be train ed on
No, th is is not an account of a mod- to n ’ N ew berg. T illam ook and G resham Bangs »re form er G resham resid en ts V ancouver, B. C„ and Mrs Allison
A copy of th e first prize essay, w rit­
th is tra c k u n til fair time.
ern wedding, but It d escribes th a t of Tbe flnal P asto rate w as a t Iliff ch u rch
8b^ * as a teach er in th e grad e May, of P o rtlan d ,
The horse b arn s are being im proved ten by Miss Amy N oreen, of C lacka­
th e Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Wood, who ea8t of G resham w hich Mr. Wood w as H esse, ‘‘rm plem ent’Vom'iSi,0^ 6*1
‘he
F u n eral services w ere held a t the
m
as
county,
follows.
T
he
officials
of
I t is planned to build additional
th e F irs t S tate B ank ap p re cia te the celeb rated its 65th a n n iv e rsa ry on la st ’n s^ri,m ental in building. He built th e
G alen F an ch e r n e t w ith a painful M ethodist Episcopal ch u rch thia af-
b leach ers on th e infield.
T he floral building has been leased efforts of th e te ac h ers who helped to T uesday. T he celeb ratio n took place lir“ * M ethodist ch u rch es In Springfield. accidpnt T uesday w hile engaged in un- »ernoon a t 2:30 under th e direction of
at th e G resham M ethodist E piscopal Mt- Z lon. T illam ook and Lowell, an(, *oadi,lg b a rre ls of pickles in P o rtlan d »he G resham F u n eral p arlo rs
The
to Ju ly 15 to th e Ray M ailing F ru it m ake th e essay co n test a success.
ch u rch and was p articip ated in by a ^ c o n s tru c te d
or finished sev eral were, brin^‘ rolled d’owm s H p ^ w i t h
E °
Judd ° fflciatpd
com pany of H illsboro for handling
fru it.
How Can a Young Man B est Show His larg e num ber of b re th re n in th e m in-
o th e rs'
a heavy b arrel catching Mr. F an ch e r's l c h u rc h - assisted by th e Rev. S. F.
A ppreciation of H is C itizen sh ip !
■ stry , form er p arish io n ers, old neigh-
Mr' and Mrs Wood a re both in th e ir I foot a,,d breaking two of th e toes and p ltts. w ith in term en t in Douglas cem-
AGED GRESHAM WOMAN
S4th year and “ re able to c a re for
i’ad.ly ,m a8^ ,'(l g ‘^ o th ers on th e left etery. Judge Brown w as ju stice of
Before a young m an can ap p re cia te bors and friends, and by sons, g ran d -
PASSES SUDDENLY his citizenship, he m u st know th e full ch ild ren and g re a t g ran d ch ild ren .
them selves. They have flow ers and a bottom' o U h f o o t
re-
PPaCe f° r tbe p a s'
years '<” •
m eaning of th e w ord and its im p o rt­
he
date
chanced
to
fall
on
th
e
day
of
veKctable
g
arden
in
w
hich
both
enjoy
I
su
itin
g
in
a
condition,
w
hile
not
con-1
uB
nom
ah
d
iatrlct,
including
all of
Mrs. R hoda J. Stoker, aged 76 years, ance.
w o rk l»K-
sldered serious. Is exceedingly painful. th e co u n ties outside of P o rtlan d , and
C itizenship m eans m em bership. „ th e g ath erin g of th e P o rtlan d M ethodist
passed aw ay W ednesday m orning,
Ju n e 2, a t h e r home on South Main good citizen is th e one who does his P re a c h e rs' m eeting, and th a t body met ' Many references w ere m ade by th e i l e , ,8 , a t hJ8 horae and wlH probably w as a p ro m in e n fa n d respected citizen
p a rt well in th e life of th e com m unity,
T he ^ 7
of " S ? ? J^meTst’erlln J
G reSham ' Judg' " K «’" P “ «'“ » » * a "d
stre e t a fte r a w eek's illness. F u n eral w inle a had citizen is th e m em ber who in th e G resham ch u rch in th e fore- 8P< akpr8 “ > Dr. C. E. Cline, fa th e r of
noon.
Dr.
C.
W.
H
u
ett
p
rep
ared
th
e
M
rs'
K
'
A
Miller,
who
w
as
p
rese
n
t
a
t
w
ere
presen
ted
in
a
pleasing
recital
a
t
m
ak
ln ’i an effort a t all tim es to deal
services w ere held th is afternoon in hinders th e p ro g ress of his com m uni­
the celeb ratio n five y ea rs ago and who her hom e S atu rd ay afternoon, assisted w ,ih h,s fellowm en In an u p rig h t way
th e chapel of t i e G resham F u n eral ty when he m ig h t be helping. A c iti­ p ap er for th e occasion, w hich received
D Kl" der who rendered several
For m any years he had conducted a
p arlo rs, follow ed by in te rm en t in the zen has « ertain rig h ts and certain much p raise from th e p rea ch ers p res- has 8,nce Pa8»ed aw ay. Dr. Y oungson b,y
8poke of h im as th e one who had In- p a / t " ^ , ‘Z ' anj¡“ ’l^ n n y ” Forbes’5 H
P8tate a " d ,n 8 u ra" cp business and
duties. As som eone h as said, "H is eni; „ f ,
G resham cem etery. T he deceased is rig h ts are w hat th e com m unity owes
B
asket
lunch
w
as
enjoyed
in
th
e
8pfred
D
r-
P
arso
n
s
to
w
rite
“
Beside
Billy
M
orrison,
H
om
er
Lum
sden
Nina
"
"
y
cea8ed
bla activ ities in th is d irec­
survived by h e r husband, F ritz Stoker, him ; his duties a re w h at he ow es th e
t i n g room of th e ch u rch and th e tbe B eautiful W illam ette,” and who as- I-a n Kiey. Elizabeth Thom, A lvln’s h e l-
,,on w hen obliged to do so by th e in-
a d aughter, Mrs. Cora A. C arrell, of com m unity."
ladles
fu rn ish ed
coffee sisted bim in m any w ays in g ath erin g „ r : 5*“ ^ , ,Lols N ash- R oland S heller. roads of Im paired h ealth
T he young A m erican
is a scion of a G resham
Pow ell Valley, four g ran d c h ild ren and
,
m ighty
g re a t-g ra n d rh lld re n . She - a , l.„
S h L stock.
’d'.“ J i',r ? » " £ '„ * ..''“ o"tow
stra w b e rrie s and ice cream . Follow - m a terial for th e book. Mrz. M iller w as
m *’
ing th e dinner, occasion w as tak en to l,r,'sen ted w ith a booklet on Jaso n Lee | Elw ain, M arjorie M oller. llu th aiul '
’ ^ J^G R A L E COUPLE
born in Springfield, Illinois, and cam e ! tlinchingly w here his fo re fa th e rs have
felicita
te
th
e
aged
couple
on
th
e
happy
ai;d
also
a
p
ictu
re
ta
k
en
five
y
ea
rs
ago
R
obert
S
terlin
g
and
Mary
L
am
bert.
TAKES MARRIAGE VOWS
to Oregon in 1882. She w as m arried ^ed b‘m - Did o u r fo re fa th ers a p p re c i­
Mr. and Mrs. E. Dliulst and children
in 1872 to Jo h n F a n sh e r and a fte r his ate th e ir citizen sh ip ? P erh ap s a g reat and useful y ea rs of th e ir wedded life. in w hich h er fa th e r w as shown.
have
retu
rn
ed
from
Belgium
,
w
here
I
deal m ore th an we do. G reat men, Dr. H u e tt introduced Dr. Jo h n P a r ­
A p retty home wedding was sol-
death she w as m a rried to F ritz Stoker, such
as George W ashington, th e F a th ­
I'lideiieinliialioniil S e n lc e s .
w ith Te^latiJes.1 ’The™’ rep o rt a ’fine r mnlzpd at tb s home
th e bride's
th e second m a rria g e ta k in g place iu er of our C ountry, and A braham L in ­ sons of P o rtlan d as to a stm a ste r, and
th
e
la
tte
r
called
on
a
n
um
ber
of
m
in-
|
1903.
_
Sunday
school
will
convene
Sunday
,
r
i
P.
and
as
th
is
is
th
e
ir
first
visit
to
I
Pa
r
e
n
ts.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W
E
H u rt of
coln, the g reat em an cip ato r, showed
th e ir ap p reciatio n and love of co u n try Isters
Five-room m odern hom e on Main i.o.,g‘VinA th ?[r ,ives for such a g re a t of the
s da>s
tre e t for
nrino
cause. A « re
e re fighting
any su c sp
h -g
re a of
t men
M u sale
s t’L i t s « bargain
n
f L i l . ? . * * 1 I today7
a s th the
irit
the days and
M ust be seen to be ap p réciât
ing ch u rch es and stre n g th e n in g con- wfth “ 8ong se rv ice. T h ere w ill also biles a re in use excepting in th e la rg e r vows to P aul B ossherin fP T '
H. W. Cooley, phone 51x2.—Adv.
C ontin u ed on page
greg atio n s. T he sp eak ers along th is be 8Pec»a I singing a t th e aftern o o n I women
‘ 'ties, but
by men, | I Mr' and M r" J ' A- Berney.
’ ° 8_e.r son of
and th e ch bicycle
ild ren is
for used
loco'motion.'
T he house
line w ere Drs. P arso n s W alton «¡bin service. T h ere will be p reach in g s e r - -n, <>n , ,
c bHdren for locoi---------
w orth, and J. T. Abbet't, all of P o r t vice a g a <"
the evening a, 7:30 and k X V ’ wHh which6 tK ^ w e V e '’
1
bPa" t,fU" y deco ra“ ’d
yaH °us
Th y l w y W<?r<? de,ePly spr,nK ,Iow ers and the Im pressive
land. Dr. W. W. Y oungson p resen ted 0,1 T uesday evening th e re g u la r p ra y e r im pressed.
Mr. and Mrs. Wood w ith a copy of Dr m e e t|ng of the ch u rch w ill be held | touchpd with a visit t ^ a n A m erican
J / . ‘’l’* RpV' E ’ R' D
Parsons' book, "B eside t h . Bo.uU fut' B ,w «
«• h .W m e h F riday
,a
A? 8 rl*1
*>“ . pres-
B eautiful
1111 a m 111 e.
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,
,
,
.
,
8. Hisey
th e co n tra ctin g p arties.
told of th e p lan s for th e w edding anni
-
i
Thu bride w as gowned In w hite
AN I C H A N G E S M A D E
v ersa ry five y ears ago w hile he was he held. All are co rd ially invited to
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BY N E W S W IT C H H O A R D cru sh ed satin and w ore a w hite em ­
p asto r of th e G resham ch u rch , w hen th ese services.
broidered veil cau g h t w ith a w reath of
Mr. and Mrs. Wood lived on th eir
o
ran g e blossom s. She ca rrie d a bou­
Zion Evangelical ( hnrch
1 0,1 account of the addition of the
farm e a st of G resham . C redit for the
tiu o
.
.
*
| new sw itchboard at ithe l o c a l t«l«> q u et of brid e's roses. H er bridesm aid,
I lie S unday school will m eet at 10 phone exchange, a g reat many changes
p lan w as given to th e Rev. E a rl B.
Miss G race B erney, w ore light blue
Cotton, who first suggested it and who and p reach in g services will be held at have been m ade In telephone num bers,
silk
and ca rrie d pink roses. The
and w hile possibly some inconvenience
w orked w ith Mr. H isey and o th e rs to 11 o'clock.
M embers of th e Senior and Ju n io r
o a o ^ <‘r.,e^ Ced. i t th ® fir8t ln g et* bridegroom w as attended by Jam es
m ake It a success. O thers who spoke
will meet with the St. Jo h n 's things, th ls"w ill°read f|ly " t* k e ° c lre of W ilson H u rt as best m an. Many beau­
briefly w ere Mrs. C. W. H uett, Mrs. H.
tifu l and useful gifts w ere received by
L. St. C lair and T. H. Gill of G resham . (Bellwood) I eague S unday evening at Itself. A supplem ent Is being printed
the b rid al couple. A fter the cerem ony
Dr. T hom as E. E llio tt of P o rtlan d ,
o’clock in the Sellw ood church. All con,a,n,nK ,h e nam es of the additions
a sum ptuous fou r-co u rse wedding su p­
m
em
bers
and
frien
d
s
a
re
urged
to
a
t
-
and.
<
,,a,IKeH
m
ade
In
the
telephone
dl-
Mrs. E. E. R oberts and Mrs. A lta G en­
I recto ry and th is will be m ailed out p er w as served outdoors by E. J.
tr y of Salem , th e la tte r a g ra n d ­ tend.
S atu rd ay to all sub scrib ers. T he c u t­ M arshall, assisted by R obert C urrln.
d au g h ter of Mr. an d Mrs. Wood and a
over In th e lines will be m ade som e­ Mr, and Mrs. B o ssh ard t left for S ea­
D on't lay down th e p ap er till you tim e d u rin g Sunday and perso n s using
stu d e n t in K im ball School of Theol-
have read th e W ant Ads.
th e phone a fte r th a t day are requested side and on th e ir re tu rn will reside a t
to use th e new num bers and not try to S pringdale.
rely on th e ir m em ories en tirely for a
tim e until su re of the changes made
Local Boys Take Concession.
E ven tu ally this will be a decided im­
Ja ck D ow sett and Donald Confrey,
provem ent, as m any of th e lines a re
now overloaded and th is change will tw o local boys who g rad u ated from
Sparkling comedy by local taleut, directed by Mrs. Christine Dona.gh
tend
to c lea r up the crow ded lines and high school last m onth, a re m aking a
Another lot of new Tub-fast Prints in new colors.
w ork a benefit to all.
________ A u !'P | c < 8 Women s Society of S m ith M em orial C h u rch
v en tu re into th e business w orld on
Large and medium figures, 36-inch, yard.......... 25c
th e ir own account. They have taken
Haptlst t hnrch Announcements.
FAIRVIEW’ SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
ch a rg e of th e concessions a t Rhodo­
SOISSETTE PR IX 1 S, in a beautiful range of patterns
A special Invitation Is given to all
dendron Inn for the sum m er season,
th e people moving Into G resham for
and colors, combination checks and figures in ground.
Including th e dance hall, sw im m ing
th
e
sum
m
er
w
ork,
to
atten
d
all
the
Colors: gray, beige, honeydew, rose, tan and
ta n k , te n n is and cro q u et co u rts and
services on Sundays and the mid-week
G eneral A dm ission K e , C hildren u nder 12. lie
Reserved S eats 60c
red. 32-inch, card ............................................
5Q,
refre sh m e n n t stand. They also are
service held W ednesday evenings be­
m em bers of th e Rhododendron H a r­
“Do right and fear no man."
"Don’t write and fear no woman”
g inning a t 8 o’clock at the B aptist
XEPOX'SIT PR IN TS, a fine soft finish, fast color,
church. T he Bible zchcAil will begin mony q u in tet, an o rch e stra w hich fu r­
nishes m usic for th e dances held at
new floral designs. New colors, 36-inch, yard. 60c
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15 m in u tes e a rlie r next Sunday, m ore
the Inn. W. D. K inder Is th e d irecto r
tim e being needed In w hich to teach
NEW C R E PE De C H IN E SILKS
of th e o rc h e stra and o th er m em bers
th e Bible lessons. Instead of com ­
besides D ow sett and Confrey a re L es­
Colors: watermelon, palmetto, beauty, corn, orchid,
m encing at 10 a. m , th e Bible school
lie Maxon and W ard W illoughby. As
Alane Antonette, gray, blue, rose, black and white.
will begin at 9:45 u nder th e leader-
A good grade, 39-inch, yard...........
$1.95
sh ip of K enneth D. F endall as su p er- X k « “ »
k
ay
e er
1 Intend«,». The m orning church ser- ,Trl2 m (r , ' ’ b\ ’’PC'’88ary «<’ « " d a
B l vlce will begin at 11 o'clock and the ,v ~
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h ' S P' aCe te m porarl-
p asto r will preach, his topic to be 1 V T
.b° yH ‘‘xpect to o p erate the
The Bible and E d u c a tio n "
T ^e P' a, e Unt" 2 ^ 8t of »«P’-’-nher.
Now in stock for men, women and children
"A HOT D A Y ”
DRESS FABRICS
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 8 p.m.
SPECIAL
SALE
Bathing Suits, Caps and Slippers
MEN’S SUMMER UNION SUITS
Real B. V. I).. $1.50, Seal Pax, $1.50
Iopkis, $1.00 All made from white Nainsook.
£2
SPECIALLY PRICED
Any Summer Hat
Rubber Tea Aprons, each...
50c. 68c and 98<
Cannery- Aprons, each...................................50< and 98
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
Friday and Saturday
$ 5 -0 0
I New Felt®, white and col ors.
$3-50
G R E S H A M ,O R E G O N
P H O N E 1111
M IS S H A L S E Y
g
T«» State Bank Bldg., Graham, opposite Telephone Office
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m eetings of th e In term ed iate society
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Will be discontinued for the sum m er
,,’' hal 7 1 au r E S “ ,U
m o n th s
T i l . H y p f . w ill meet a t
Boys t w o k ,,i.k e r su n s' ages 14 to
2 7 o'clock and the ch u rch service will ' !* otlly- to d o s e out. »9.85 su its »1 90
I begin af 8 w ith a song service a nd
I th e re will be „ sh o rt ad d ress by th e ( -------- ^ L S g O H T H t MARTIN_____
« pastor.
Violin and OrrheMra Lessons.
“The House of Quality»»
We Give Green Trading Stamp«
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3
Mrs. Robt. B lair will be a t th e home
| of Dr W. J. o tt each T h u rsd ay during
5 Ju n e and Ju ly , w here ahe will give les-
g sons in violin and o th er o rch e stra In-
9 stru m e n ts. T erm s »6 a m onth, which
3 Includes one p riv ate lesson and one
3 o rc h e stra class lesson each week. For
P a rtic u la rs w rite Mrs. B lair at
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111
M a rg u erite
avenue,
P o rtla n d
= phone TAbor 4476. -Adv.
I
L ist
c o lu
m n .’ your w an ts
In th e clasalfled
THE OAKS
Amusement Park
T he One an d Only Oaks
Here's the Idea!
Rig up a picnic lunch, load the
wife and kids In the III old Ford
and c'm on to T he Oaks. Boy. oh
boy, w hat fuu!
or ride th e trolley ,1a
Hrst and Alder