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Dor Stork vs. Race Suicide.
! should he succeed In o v ertak in g the
Only Doc S tork, oldest recognized ' train , may be p ro p erly received and
ent adeq u ately cared for.
tra n sp o rta tio n ag en t in th e business, I bis It consignm
is estim ated th a t h u n d red s of
T he Rev. Jo h n LaDue and th re e of
can overhaul and board S outhern P a babies have been born on tra in s in
cific's sw ift lim ited tra in s a fte r de th e United S tates d u rin g the last 25 hi« ch ildren. Mies Blanche LaDue, and
P aul and W ilson LaDue, arriv ed at
p a rtu re from depots, and he has a c years.
the D. M. C athey home T h u rsd ay eve
com plished the fact a t least 30 tim es
ning to rem ain a few days on th eir
in the past 10 years, according to J. H.
M. B. McKay, p lan t pathologist at
Dyer, g eneral m anager.
j the Oregon experim ent statio n , is way from G reenville, Illinois, to Los
A ngeles w here they expect to reside
T he average num ber of babies born
on the com pany's tra in s each year is w orking, as are o th er men in th e perm an en tly . P ro fesso r LaD ue has
country,
on
m
ethods
for
co
n
tro
llin
g
three, although some y ears old Doc
S tork is fur m ore successful in p u r {potato diseases. As soon as a new been a resid en t of G reenville for many
su it of the tra in s th an In others. Once ' disease develops he finds some method y ears w here he was prom inently co n
he safety delivered a lusty pair of ; of control, w hich th e farm ers m ay use nected w ith G reenville college. They
tw ins aboard a speeding train in the ¡to com bat It. T hus it is th e co n stan t are m aking th e trip th ro u g h from the
San Joaquin valley.
Doc S to rk 's average is kept low by I efforts of th e scien tists th a t keep the east by autom obile and m aking vari-
efforts of the railro ad In persuading j tables supplied with th e common I ous stops enroute.
prospective m others to rem ain at ; potato.
j Mr. and M rs. Claude Stockton. Mr.
home w henever th e re is ap p a ren t d an
and Mrs. Loda Stockton, C lair Stock- j
ger he m ay m ake a race of it. In in
stance w here travel is necessary, or
The successful use of 12 tra c to rs ton and Miss Hilm a Johnson m ade up
Is insisted upon, railro a d physicians on a vast A m erican o rp h an ag e farm a p arty w hich enjoyed a five-day trip
all along the line are ordered to is credited with the sale of 10,000 tr a c to Bend over the week-end. At Bend
'stan d by’, prep ared to aid. In m any to rs to one of the N ear E astern gov
cases a com pany doctor is quietly ern m en ts to take the place of cattle they met A lbert Stockton, a brother,
and a friend, Miss Dobson and w ent to
placed aboard so th a t Doc S tork, destroyed during and since th e w ar.
L ittle Lava lake, w here they camped.
Side trip s w ere m ade to Big Lava and |
Elk lakes, also to th e D esC hutes river. I
T h eir fishing o perations n etted them a j
fine haul.
GRESHAM LOCALS
W ars Carry Yoular-Sfilt THEM
r~
A Wonderfully Choice Display of
In a wide range of styles, colors, fabrics and prices. It
is a truly wonderful collection of models in all the newest
of the summer’s favored fabrics.
I here is a splendid showing of W ash Dresses at
$3.45 Tub Silk Dresses at $5.75 and Silk Rayon and
I rinted Silks at $7.75. I hen for an evening affair you
would appreciate the smartly stylish frocks of Crepe de
Chine, W ash Silks, Georgette and Flat Crepe at $14.75,
All colors and shades and sizes up to 44.
SUMMER COATS
A t Clearance Prices
’9.75 to * 17.75
1 he cool evenings, which make Oregon climate the
peer of all, make the m atter of a summer coat a neces
sity. Our stock is composed of a limited number of
sport, dress and silk coats, the values of which are up to
$24.75.
1
SPORT HATS
$2.95
You will be m o re th a n d e lig h te d w ith
th e p le a su re w hich conies from ch o o sin g
a h a t from as a m id e an a s s o rtm e n t a s we
a re now show ing. L ig h t a n d d a rk sh ad es
in ribbon, silk, felt, kid a n d stra w s.
L arge, m edium an d sm all h e a d sizes.
The Ladies’ Shoppe
Osburn Bldg.
Gresham
ara»
Grocery Bulletin
SUGAR! SUGAR! SUGAR!
Is advancing in price Get what you need for the
canning season.
(lash price for Saturday and Monday
$6.49
Alpine Milk
M hite Star Sardines
( ’an 10c, d o i. $1.1.»
L a rg e oval c a n s
2 c a n s 2.»c, t! c a n s title
("an 10c, doz. $1.1.»
Kojral Club Coffee
1 lb. 57 c, 3 lbs $1.60
5c stic k candy F re e w ith
each pound
FLO U R ! FLO U R ! FLO UR!
Grown Best Patent Flour
SaturdaV and Mondav
Certo
F o r je llie s am i jam s
2 h o tties 55c
Fig Bars
2 lbs. 3.5c
$2.25
J e ll D essert am i Knyal J e ll
P o n d e rs
3 pkgs. 25c
Liberty J a r R ubbers
6 pkgs. 4#c
ROYAL BAKING POWDER
Special sale prices for this week.
D o z 43 <‘, 2'.. lbs. $1.29. 5 lbs. $2.45
E^k&Mloyal Gelatin F R E E with each sale
Gold Bar Catsup
Pint bottle I Be
Mrs. C. E. F ow ler and ch ildren, of
Roseburg, is h ere for a tw o-w eeks'
visit w ith h er m other, Mrs. W. C.
Burch.
Mr. and Mrs. M aurice K night and
son, Michel, left for th e ir home in
Escondido, C alifornia, la st W ednes-
1 day a fte r spending th ree w eeks w ith
Mrs. K n ig h t's p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs.
P ete r Michel. On F rid ay afternoon
Miss H elen H oss en tertain ed a t the
home of Mrs. Michel for Mrs. K night
and Mrs. L au ra Stanley, who w ith her
husband and son left for th e ir home in
S an ta Cruz, C alifornia, S atu rd ay , af
I te r a visit w ith th e p are n ts of Mrs.
S tanley, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Shipley.
T he tw o ladies w ere schoolm ates and
those Invited In for the afternoon
w ere also old school friends.
A p a rty co n sistin g of Mr. and Mrs.
J. E. G ates, Mrs. T ilda D ahl, Mrs.
Mary McManus, Miss W lnnlfred Os
b u rn and Mrs. C hristena H um ason
drove to Boring W ednesday evening
and attended th e Joint In stallatio n of
th e Odd Fellow and Rebekah lodges.
R efreshm ents and dancing followed
th e cerem onies.
I he large hats in Milan hemp and silk
horse hair are specially priced at
$4.95
Van ( a nip I’ork A B eans
M embers of th e W isconsin sta te so
ciety residing in G resham will be in
terested in th e announcem ent th a t the
I o rganization w ill hold its an n u al pic
nic at C olum bia p ark on Sunday, Ju ly
11. Coffee, cream and su g ar w ill be
served free to those atten d in g as an
addition to th e ir lunch.
Sm all W hilt* Beans
3 I ba. M e
A. IV. Metzger & Co.
Phone 1451
Feed /¿St
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. H essel, H. E.
B arr and F ra n k W elty left T h u rsd ay
m orning for S eattle w here th ey will
atten d a tw o-day d ealers' m eeting of
th e O verland and W illys-K nlght au to
m obile com pany. Messrs. B a rr and
W elty earned th e trip through th eir
m erito rio u s w ork as salesm en for the
H essel Im plem ent com pany. They
w ill b rin g hack w ith them th e new
O verland w hippet w hich Is a ca r of
foreign design and a model w hich the
engineers have been w orking on for
th e p ast th ree y ea rs and have only r e
cen tly perfected. T his model will be
on display a t th e H essel salesroom
w ithin a week.
Liairgu Sav,n£s do Kr®w from small ones made consistently. That comfort
able home, that automobile or that substantial feeling of independence can
be yours. Half of saving is starting. Start TODAY at 20TH CENTURY_
the change you get hack will mount up quickly. Try a 20TH C E N T U R Y
store tor three months. You’ll be surprised!
Seasonable Offerings Sat. and Mon., July 10 -1 2
“CRYSTAL W H ITE” SOAP—
P u re Soap, all th rough, 10 b a r s . ..
“l.IBBYS” MILK—
The n ea rest to fresh cream .
T all cans. 3 f o r . . . .
“SHREDDED WHEAT”—
P ackage 10c, 3 fo r. .
39c
“SEARCHLIGHT” MATCHES—
N on-poisonous, larg e full boxes.
Box 5c, carto n of 6 b o x es.............
25c
HILLSDALE SALAD POINTS—
Serve cold, ju st as they come from the can. w ith
m ayonnaise, on a few leaves of crisp cold
lettuce. 1 lb. round can s.
29c
PEANUT BU TTER—
In bulk. A level tablespoon full mixed in your
hot cake b atter adds a rich, n u tty flavor and gives
the cakes a golden brown bake.
Pound 20c, 2 p o u n d s................
O3C
“ LIBHYS” SPINACH—
J u s t heat, th en serve and you have your Iron
for today. L arge cans (a can co n tain s the
equivalent of 6 qts. of fresh sp in ach ), 2 for.
Of«
TISSUE TO ILET P A P E R -
1000 soft sa n ita ry sheets to roll, 3 ro lls.
“( H ERE OIL” SOAP—
T he cream of olive oil to ilet soaps.
5 bars ............
25c
“LIB ERTY ” HROO.MS—
"5 sew ”, m edium weight, stro n g and d u r
able. A good su b stan tia l broom, o n ly ...
“ A MA I /O ” OIL—
A m azingly good.
Q uart c a n ___
“ W ESSO.N” OH
F or cooking and baking as w ell as May
onnaise. Q u art can .
“ SAKAHALIN” CRAB MEAT—
................./v o w ed , i p u u n g ea
leg m eat, th e choicest sections of the crab
H alves, c a n .....................
MILL RUN—
80-lb. sacks
23c
69c
29c
73c
3 fo r.
“GRONER’S” WALNUTS
Fai.
_____
Jum bo F ra n jquettes.
q u ettes. F
airly
b u rstin g w ith
large w hite m eats of inim itable flavor. Lb
“ROYAL GARDEN” TEA—
T ea d rin k ers w ill fully ap p reciate the de
lightful flavor. “Serve it iced." E ith e r orange
Pekoe (B lack) or Ja p a n (G reen)
H alf-pound p ac k ag e...................................
38c
73c
Pound package
BURNETT’S VANILLA—
A bsolutely pure. 2-ounce b o ttle.
33c
LIBBY’S ( RUSHED P IN E A PP L E —
For your apricot and pineapple conserve.
L arge cans 23c. 2 for
45c
43c
STANDARD SLICED P IN 'E I P P I .F -
E ight larg e slices in medium sy ru p to the
can. L arg e cans 23c. 3 for
65c
49c
ROYAL GELATIN—
Made by th e Royal Baking Pow der Co
A delectable su m m er dessert. 2 p k g s ...
25c
HALE GROUND SALT—
No. 1 rew ashed, 50-lb. s a c k s ...
39c
29c
ELDER—
Crown or S perrys, 49-lb. sack s.
81.14
F ish e r’s Blend
a
.
$2.19
h e last w ord in coffee ex cellen ce.”
20th Century Coffee D “ T irect
fro m o n r R o a s te r to yon alw ays
in su re s low prices.
lb. 47c, 3 lbs. $1.38
T he Outlook is p lan n in g to hold its
an n u al picnic and outing on W ednes
day of next week. T he office will be
closed all day.
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Percale House D resses1
An enjoyable affair of Tuesday was
th e luncheon given by Mrs. C. O.
H orning a t her hom e for the p resi
d en ts of the W. C. T. U. of M ultnomah
county. Mrs. W. F. Honey, vice p re s
ident for th e county organization, and
Miss F ioella Jaco b s is spending a
Mrs. H. 8. Clow, p resid en t of the
In line and detail these
few days at the young people's in sti
G resham \ \ . C. T. U., w ere p resen t
tu te a t B elfontalne In connection with
practical house frocks of
from G resham . A m eeting of the |
th e cam pm eeting going on a t th a t
p resid e n ts' council w as held during |
durable, washable percale/
place. The Rev. and Mrs. S. F. P itts
th e afternoon. T he ladies p resen t |
are as smart as the most
a re also th e re for th e week.
from P o rtlan d expressed them selves
fashionable a f t e r n o o n
very decidedly as to th e beauty of th e |
W H ILE W E are erecting
scenery aro u n d G resham and th e hos |
MONUMENTS to our
gown.
pitality of Mrs. H orning as a hostess.
GREAT n atio n al heroes.
LET'S not fo rg et the
Mr. and Mrs. W alter M arkw art and
Made with flare skirts
FELLOW S who Invented
d au g h ter. Avonne, spent the F o u rth
and trimmed with attractive
ICE CREAM, because they
week-end at Rockaw ay and Pacific |
GAVE to th is hot old
City. Mrs. M arkw art rem ained at th e |
braid. \ ery specially priced
WORLD of o u rs a
beach for a w eek's visit w ith relatives. 1 at
COOLING n ectar that
P ercy and L etitia P u lfer. Roy C rab
SIMPLY co u ld n 't be
tree and a young lady acq u ain tan ce
REPLACED, so while
of Miss P u lfe r's from P o rtlan d left
YOU ARE plying the
T uesday for a tw o-w eeks' to u r of
PALM leaf today and
C anada by autom obile. D uring the
MOPPING persp iratio n .
absence of Mr. C rab tree from th e u n
JU ST rem em ber th a t
d erta k in g estab lish m en t of J. E. Metz
O l'R fountain is here
ger. C. M. D insdale, a licensed m o rti
.AvrXÁifgl
AT YOUR service with
cian who is in G resham from D ickin
JU ST about a thousand
son. N orth D akota, for an indefinite
| Special in Boys’ Blue Denim Bib Overalls, medium
ANTIDOTES for th at
stay, Is assistin g Mr. Metzger.
SW ELTERIN G feeling and
Weight, triple Stitched. Size- 5 to 16 vea r>.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. C linefelter a re at
IF T H E suggestion
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any size
th e home of the fo rm er's sister. Mrs. H
SOUNDS good to you
A. W. Shipley, for a few days on th eir
Boys’ and Girls' Play Suits, blue denim and khaki
JU ST phone friend
way to P o rtlan d from Veonia. Idaho,
I
ages 1 to 8 years, anv size
HUSBAND to stop here
w here Mr. C linefelter has been w o rk
ON HIS way home th is
ing for th e past five m onths for the
M en s and Roys' K ED S, all sizes. Now in stock.
EVENING and bring along
b ureau of public roads.
SOME of th a t W eatherley
Mrs. George Moffitt was calling on
D ELICIO U S ice cream in
old friends in G resham yesterday. The
CHOCOLATE, straw b erry ,
fam ily has recen tly moved from E u
MAPI.ENUT. F rench salad or
“The House of Quality**
gene to P o rtlan d to reside.
VANILLA flavor. It'll m ake
GRESHAM,
OREGON
A H IT w ith th e en tire
(See additional locals on page 1)
PHONE 1411
FAMILY. T rv i t
“til. ASSES I REE.”
H e (Uve G reen T ra ilin g S tam p s
We c a rry a »lock of groceries for
T hose interested, o r in need of p e r
th e ro m e n le n re of the berry pickers fect fitting glasses, mail your nam e
who cannot get to town for supplies nd ad d ress w ith this ad to me at once,
W hy have a lot of th in g s around you
until e ten in g .
enclose stam ped envelope for p a rtic u
Cedar Door and Window Screen*.
lars. H ighest degree of cred en tials on don t need when some m ight be glad
Good screens 2-6 x 6-6. 11.50 W in
to
get
them
at
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arg
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T
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a
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ant
the coast. This m eans extrem e a c c u r Ad.
dow screen s and special sized doors
acy in testin g your eyes, relieving eye-
made to order. G resham W oodwork-
stra in and headaches, giving you com
in< Shop, phone 50x1.
fo rt and perfect vision. Dr. W. W.
Maybe w hat you do n 't need some
SECOND A MAIN
GRESHAM
F razee. S pecialist, Morgan Bldg., one else w ants. T ry an ad in the
P o rtlan d .—Adv.
The Outlook s b arg ain co u n ter on
classified
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98c
75c
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
The Oscarette
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SUMMER DRESSES
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cooper e n te r
tained M onday
several
P o rtlan d
friends, fo rm er N orth D akota n eigh
bors, Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n S tover and
d au g h ter, Irm a, Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n
C alahan and baby and Mrs. W illiam
R ussell and son, W illiam , and daugh
te r, Elda. They all enjoyed a picnic
d in n er on th e law n a fte r w hich the
gentlem en of th e p arty rep aired to
th e Ruby golf links and the ladies to
th e p leasu res of bathing in the Sandy