Gresham outlook., June 08, 1926, Page 4, Image 4

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The straw berry root weevil baft Is m ental ru les of safe driving u nder
given on la st F rid ay evening a t the
w orking In excellent shape. Some of present conditions of heavy traffic:
M ethodist E piscopal ch u rch by piano
1. Keep to th e rig h t side of the
th e grow ers have only recently ap ­
Mrs. Mary T etrick and fam ily have pupils of Miss F ried a B ratzel. The
plied th e halt for th e straw b e rry root road; be su re the way is clear before moved from T hird stre e t to th e house program was well ca rrie d out and was
going around
u w a has
l i n o been
u r e r i made
i n a n e on
O il
---------- a ca r ahead and sound
weevil and a a v check
on Second stre e t recen tly vacated by p articipated in by pupils of varying
N. Anthon and family.
the results. On one field a fte r the bait your horn before passing.
ages from young children to th o se who
2. A lw ays signal to d riv ers follow ­
had been applied for 24 hours, 95 per
Mrs. W. R. H icks is assistin g a t thy are well advanced in music. The vio­
cent of th e weevil w ere dead. On ing you when p rep arin g to stop or to H icks sto re d u rin g th e sum m er.
lin num bers by V ictor D ePinto of P ort-
an o th er field th a t was checked 48 tu rn rig h t o r left. Rem em ber the
Mr. and Mrs. E rn e st Thom, of S a­ land w ere much appreciated.
m ost dangerous tu rn is the left tu rn .
hours afte r the bait had been applied
appiicu,
• Jem,
with
lem, visited ovver the w eek-end w
ith
Miss E louine R ussell, who has been t
only one live weevil could be found. Be 8Ure y° «
‘he right-of-w ay and the parent8 Qf
Mr #n(1
employed at the F irs t S tate Bank for I
a <4 C
clear
when
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While
s e v e ra l h
u n d r e d d*.u/1
noa u
/n r o
lear road, fro n t and back,
h a rk
w h e n T
__ hom
. “ . m
.
' W m
w hile several
hundred
dead n ones
were
m aking th is tu rn .
™ °m . and Mr. and M r,. W. C. B urch •orae m onths past as ste n o g rap h er, j
easily seen.
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has resigned h e r position and the
3.
Have
your
lig
h
t,
well
focused.
T he "Go-W est” should be applied, a
,„ r lir h .u
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........ , l pdnled by Mr. Thom who rem ained In
vacancy
is
being
filled
by
W
illiam
!
sm all q u an tity into the crow n of the Poor lights do not show you the road
Salem u n til th e follow ing day.
Booth, a form er g rad u a te of G resham i
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plant, about w liat can be held between and glarin g lig h ts blind oncom ing mo­
R. E. Cannon was tak en to P o rtlan d Union high school and B ehnke-W alk­
the thum b and first tw o fingers. Ap­ to rists— eith er is hazardous to both
san ita riu m Sunday w here he will r e ­ er student.
plying it in th a t way. w here the b er­ parties.
Gordon Black, son of Mrs. E dna
4. Observe all speed laws— for the main several days u nder observation
ries a re planted in the hill system ,
s-?*??®
from 20 to 30 pounds of the bait seem s safety of o th e rs and for your own and treatm en t, pending a possible s u r ­ Black who form erly resided in G resh ­
k:
gical operation.
am, is at the B. W. Em ery hom e for
to be enough to do the w ork well safety
C harles Cleveland retu rn ed Sunday some tim e to assist in th e b erry and j
W here the b erries are in m atted rows, , 5.
su re your b rak es a re in per-
feet order. They m ust be w
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from a business
m ore bait should be applied. F o rty - . J i ---------------
w ell-lined.
cu-iiw w , j | m o rn ,n —
— trip of a few c h e rry h arv est and o th e r w ork around
the place.
eight hours afte r the bait Is applied
and equally effective on each day8 ‘° A lbany and NewgRrt.
you should exam ine the p la n ts for wheel.
On slippery roads, apply | Mrs. W illiam T rim ble and son, Lyle
The W. C. T. U. will m eet a t th e li- i
dead weevil. You will find them in the brakes w ithout throw ing out your expect to leave S atu rd ay for B rent- b rary T h u rsd ay aftern o o n , Ju n u e 10,
loose d irt around th e crow n of the clutch. This also applies in descend- wood, C alifornia, to join Mr. T rim ble at 2:30 for its re g u la r m onthly m eet­
p la n ts under the leaves.
ing hills. Always m ake the m otor help who has been th e re for m ore th a n a ing. At the beginning of th e year th e
Another lot of new Tub-fast Prints in new colors.
The bait should be put on im m edi­ | hold back the c a r by leaving the m onth. He has th ree y ea rs' w ork on local union agreed to raise $200 to pay
ately, as the weevil in m ost fields are 1 clutch in.
Large and medium figures, 36-inch, yard.........
a big w ater system p ro ject n ea r Oak for an a c r e ’of ground in connection
6. Be su re you have the rig h t tire land
all out ready to ta k e the bait. It is
w ith the C hildren's F arm home a t Cor­
SOI SSL I I E PRIX I S, in a beautiful range of patterns
Im portant th a t the bait be applied be­ equipm ent to m ake your b rak es take
T he C hildren's Day exercises a t the vallis.
About tw o -th ird s of th is
fore th e beetle begins laying eggs.
im m ediate effect. Balloons are the F ree M ethodist ch u rch Sunday m o rn ­ am ount has been raised, but for the
and colors, combination checks and figures in ground.
best solution here and th e m ore flex­ ing w ere well attended and a m ost ex­ am ount yet rem ain in g it w as re q u e st­
Colors: gray, beige, honeydew, rose, tan and
ible they are, th e b etter b rake-action cellen t p rogram w as rendered.
red, 32-inch, yard.............................................
ed th a t each m em ber be asked to earn
FIR E S T O N E DEA LEK
G IVES T R A F F IC ADVICE you will get. T read design and com ­
Mrs. C. H. C alkins is slow ly recov at le ast $1 by Ju n e 1 to co n trib u te
pleteness of road co n tact a re all im ­
XEPOXSIT PRINTS, a line soft finish, fast color,
erin g from an infection in h er rig h t tow ards it. It is hoped th a t th is
Making traffic safe for all, is m ore a I portant.
new floral designs. New colors, 36-inch, yard ... 60^
arm w hich it is th o u g h t sta rted as the money will be tu rn ed in as soon as pos­
m a tte r of the "D o's” th an the "D ont’s,” i “Of course, th e re a re people who re su lt of her w ork at the cannery. The sible th a t the debt may be liquidated.
shake hands— but we will h a s ti­
NEW CREPE De CHINE SILKS
according to a w ell-know n Gresham don’t
arm becam e badly inflamed betw een A social m eeting has been planned for
ly pass over them .
business man. “Too often the em­
Colors: watermelon, palmetto, beauty, corn, orchid,
th e w rist and elbow and it w as neces­ June 24, to be held a t th e residence of
phasis is placed on w hat m otorists
sa ry to have it lanced by a physician. Mr. and Mrs. P ercy Giese.
Alane Antonette, gray, blue, rose, black and white.
For Spring Fever.
should not do ra th e r th an w hat they
T ake a rest. Open a can of N icker­ Blood poisoning w as feared a t first,
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Brow n, of Se­
A
good grade, 39-inch, yard............... •..................$1.95
should do,” he said.
son's Jellied chicken and dinner will but now the sw elling has been reduced attle, and Mr. and Mrs. C harles Brown,
be
ready.—Adv.
tf
T his statem en t was m ade by Mr.
and it is ce rtain th is d anger is past.
of Pow ers, Oregon, retu rn ed to th e ir
K aser, of K aser Service station, local
Mrs. D. D. Sm ith and d au g h ter re ­ homes Sunday afte r spending several
Maybe
w
hat
you
don't
need
some
dealer for the F iresto n e T ire & R ub­
Now in stock for men, women and children
one else w ants. T ry an ad In the tu rn ed from Spokane T h u rs d a y eve­ days in G resham on th e occasion of
ber Co. In addition, Mr. K aser gave classified.
ning w here she had gone to atten d the th e illness and death of Jo h n Brown.
fu n eral of h er fath e r who recen tly The d au g h ter of Mrs. Brown, Mrs.
Miriam A dkins, of H eppner, w ith her
Real B. V. D., $1.50, Seal Pax, $1.50
passed aw ay in th a t city.
two
children,
w
ill
v
isit
a
t
home
a
week
lopkis,
$1.00,
All made from white Nainsook.
Mrs. F red H oss is assistin g In the
longer. Mr. A dkins and his m other,
office at the A. W. Metzger store.
Mrs. Alice A dkins, retu rn ed to H epp­
J. L. Bum ps an d fam ily arriv ed in
ner Sunday. Ross Brow n Is p lan n in g
G resham recen tly from San B e rn a r­
Rubber Tea Aprons, each................ 50c, 68c and 98c
on rem ain in g w ith his m o th er in
dino, C alifornia, and expect to m ake
Cannery
Aprons, each.................................
and 98c
G resham and ca rry in g on th e w ork of
th e ir home here.
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| the real estate business in w hich his
Mrs. R obert Lundbom and Mrs. I. T. fath er w as fo rm erly engaged.
Wood drove to Salem Sunday to a t ­
Mr. and Mrs. B. S. C lark, Mrs. L. T.
tend th e b ac calau reate exercises of
"It flatters as it flattens”
Lusted and Miss Inez L usted, also Mrs.
K im ball School of Theology.
“The House of Quality”
W. F. Thom as, who is h ere from Se­
C°OPf BATlVt
GRESHAM, OREGON
Miss E tta Bechill celebrated her dalia, M issouri, visitin g her sister,
PHONE m i
11th b irth d ay S atu rd ay by * Inviting ” in -----------
Mrs. --------------—
C lark, ♦ .«««%
m ade
«« i th
u c e V trip
I ip
a aro
i u u u i i n u d i l the
l«
Modern women know s her pow er,
about a dozen little g irls for th e a fte r- Mt. Hood Loop highw ay S atu rd ay go
He Give Green Trading Stamps
noon. each In holiday a ttire and w ith lag by way of Hood R iver and re tu rn
Keeps them guessing every hour.
a full set of com pany m anners. The ing by Sandy. T hey had th e p leasu re
Some say she's plum p, o th ers,
afternoon w as sp e n t In playing gam es, of atten d in g th e dedicatory cerem onies
says sh e ’s thin,
afte r w hich refre h m en ts w ere served of th e Mt. Hood Loop road, a h alf mile
We sh a re the se cret of why her
by th e m other of th e hostess.
from Cooper's sp u r. Mrs. T hom as was
figure's thin.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Ely and daughter, g reatly im pressed w ith th e b eauties of
D orothy, Mrs. Edw in Van Wey and th e trip and considered th e scenery
d au g h ter. Miss E lm a Van Wey, and some of th e finest she had even seen.
John G illett, all of Oregon City, w ere
The local m eat shops a re now p riv i­
visitors in G resham Monday m orning. leged to th e protection afforded by th e
t h a t you h a v e been ta lk in g a b o u t can now be h ad w ith o u t
Creators of Fine Corsetry
Mr. Ely cam e over to look a fte r b u si­ sta te inspection of co u n try m eats be­
cost to you. O pen a n a c c o u n t in o u r S a v in g s D e p a rtm e n t
ness in te re sts in connection w ith his ginning the 1st of Ju n e. F or y ears
p ro p erty here and th e rest of th e p arty past the p ro p rieto rs have been try in g
fo r o n e of th e kiddies. A $5.00 d e p o sit w ill e n c o u ra g e th em
enjoyed a p leasan t drive.
a n d give th e m a jo in te d pole flag h a ly a rd s a n d b ra c k e t
to get som ething like th is into effect
D ana C. R ossm an of Eugene, an u n ­ so they m ight feel th e ir cu sto m ers
d erta k er form erly em ployed by J. E. w ere being protected in th is respect.
M etzger, called on G resham friends Dr. H. C. Johnson has been appointed
H ave o u r sa le s ladies
yesterday,
in sp ecto r for th e state, his te rrito ry
show you th e m e rits of th is
Mrs. L eslie T. St. C lair Is a patien t to include Gresham .
w o nderful c o rse t- also th e
In Good S am aritan hospital w here she
Be ready for Flag Day June 14th. Be ready for July 4th
college g irl n e g lig e e belt
w ent on F riday for an operation. L es­ M ayor C leveland is
lie Ju n io r is being cared for a t the
A P P O IN T E D JU S T IC E
a n d hose su p p o rte r.
home of his g ra n d p a re n ts and Betty
Chas. Cleveland, m ayor of G resham ,
Ruth is at the C. C. Yager home. Mrs.
was y esterd ay appointed by th e coun­
St. C lair's condition is considered s a t­ ty com m issioners to fill th e unexpired
o h m
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25c
5g(
Bathing Suits, Caps and Slippers
MEN’S SUMMER UNION SUITS
Artistique Diaphram
Corrective
SPECIALLY PRICED
soc
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
THAT FLAG
JACKSON CORSET CO.
¥
Absolutely Free!
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W.
R.
HICKS
CO.
I hone 2221
Gresham
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J T T X H T
We want the boys and girls in the F lag
Drill July 4th. A ttend to it now!
isfactory.
term of the late Jo h n Brown as ju s ­
G uests th is week at the hom e of Mrs. tice of th e peace for M ultnom ah d is­
Marion Johnson are Mrs. W. C. E llio tt tric t. w hich includes all th a t p art of
? w ,, 'n i ng ton M" y E “ ,Ott' ° f T a * M ultnom ah county ea st of Buckley
VVIHO, ” (»^11111^1011.
ayenue. The office, w hich will not in ­
volve full-tim e service, c a rrie s w ith it
a sa la ry of $75 a m onth. Mr. Cleve­
lan d 's petition w as signed by a large
num ber of citizens of G resham and
vicinity.
O thers who filed p etitio n s for th e
appointm ent w ere O. A. E astm an. R.
F. W alters. J. C. S hultz and B. W.
Thorne.
ESSEX “6” COACH
300,000 Owners Know
Its Time-Proved Quality
More than 300,000 owners have bought Essex
for its Super-Six advantage« in Performance,
R iding Faze and E conom y, with pride
ownership in a line and beautiful car.
And thousands of new buyers who k n o w __
facts are turning to Essex for these proved and
satisfying qualities, which no other car at
price ever approached.
Oliver Plow s, C u ltiv ato rs. Im p le­
m ents, P lan e t J r. G arden Seeders and
C ultivators, M yers' W ater System s,
M yers' hay tools. H essel Im plem ent
Company.
FRIDAY
and
SATURDAY
It is the best Essex ever built, and because ...
its production and the constant development of
economical and precision methodj of manu­
facture, it is priced low er than ever before.
A t Y our D oor
¿ iS
N oth in g Else to P ay
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All p r û r s ini’luile
f r o x h i, ut* unU .-.fwtpmmt
M. C. Webster Motor Co.
Phone 2491
HUDSON - ESSEX
Gresham
Walrad Merc: Co.
PHONE
1411
G et th e little fellow s in th e d rill, but do it now so th e y
can be d rilled . You w ill be proud of th em . No s tr in g s a re
a tta c h e d to th e d ep o sits. You a re g o v e rn e d by th e sam e
ru le s an d re g u la tio n s a s o th e r d e p o sito rs. W e w a n t boys
a n d g irls of all a g e s b u t m u st h a v e th e m soon in o rd e r to
d rill them .
O p en in g of a S av in g s A ccount m ay m ea n success fo r
y o u r son o r d a u g h te r.
DO IT N O W !
FIRST STATE BANK
A S tro n g D ank
G re sh am , O regon
A Little
Addition
would make the average
house a lot more comfort­
able. W hat is it th at your
house needs? Let’s see: sun
room, sleeping porch, sum­
mer kitchen, bedroom, bath­
room, hardwood floors, new
roof, garage, fences, trellis, flower boxes, window
seats? Lumber makes them all—and we have
the lumber. Prices never will be lower.
Eastman Lumber C o.PIS"e£
IS only To clea r out $9.85 su its $4 90, ert« w here I w i l l
In a n d B o
$12.50 su its $8.25.
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P1**“ «*«! to se n
AYLSWORTH ft MARTIN.
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