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GRESHAM OUTLOOK, FRIDAT.
CORD TIRE STRI CTURE
PROBLEM OE MAKERS
AUGUST á»,
192«
WoodouMinir Outfit Burned.
The Calking w oodsaw ing outfit con­
sisting of tru c k and woodsaw was
‘Your tire s are no b etter th an th eir com pletely destroyed by fire on
Roy E Cannon retu rn ed Monday
cord stru c tu re ,'' is the te rse statem en t I T hursday of last weak while the own- evening from Bingham S p rin g s in
m ade by Mr. K aser of th e K aser F ill­ er was engaged in saw ing up a load
ing station, Main and Division streets, of poles at the Tom Cowing place on ea ste rn Oregon, w here he took a
F irestone T ire & Rubber Co. dealer the Base Line road east of th e 12- friend who is a p atien t in th e U. S,
in G resham , em phasizing the need for M lle co rn er. The loss, am ounting to V eterans' hospital in W alla W alla and
g rea ter thought ou the p a rt of every close to a tho u san d d ollars, was made arran g em en ts for several w eeks’
m otorist for the vital factors in tire prom ptly adjusted by the United Un­
construction th a t control m ileage and d erw riters tlfrough th e local agency stay a t th a t place.
of Ross Brown.
govern economy.
Mr. and Mrs. Theod. B rugger and
T he fire was caused by th e back d au g h ter Anna retu rn ed S unday eve­
"T ires are, in reality, cord fabric
stru c tu re s heavily insulated and forti- (¡ring of the engine. The ex h au st went ning from a stay of six days a t th e
fled with rubber," he said. "The back- j through the ca rb u re to r, resu ltin g in
twine of the tire, the fram e-w ork, the “ *• explosion. T here was no possible beaches, including Seaside, M anzanita,
skeleton of the tire, Is therefore the m eans of extinguishing the blaze as it the Tillam ook beaches and Pacific
cord m a terial from w hich it is built took but a sh o rt tim e for the flames to City. They had a tine visit w ith the
On an even basis with the quality of spread over the woodwork. A new form er G resham people a t M anzanita
the tread, side-w all and bead con- m achine was im m ediately procured
struction, too much attention cannot ami business was soon proceeding as and rep o rted all well.
be given to the cord s tru c tu re of the usual.
Mr. and Mrs. D. 0 . F alk n e r and
tire, when new equipm ent is being
sons,
George and Verne, of P o rtlan d
4 a->cara Shipments Decrease-
bought.
and Miss L ottie F ra n k ly n of North
“In the first place, the actu al q u a li­
C ascara shipm ents for the first six
ty of cord m aterial employed is a vital m onths of the p resen t year have to ­ Bend, Oregon, sp e n t th e day Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Mason a t the
factor. The best, long fibre cotton
grow n
is
put
into
good
tires taled 3R6 tons, of which 285 tons B. O. Boswell home.
and, as a resu lt, th e re is n atu ra l re s ­ moved to dom estic p o rts on th e A t­
Mrs. B. O. Boswell, who is visiting
ilience, flexibility, stren g th and g reat lantic coast, and 101 tons to foreign
with
h er sister in K ansas City, w rites
pow ers of endurance.
countries. Due to the low prices th a t
"Use of th is type of cord m aterial is have been offered for casc ara during th a t the w eather is extrem ely hot.
im perative in every good tire, a thing
She is planning to re tu rn home in a
m an u fa ctu re rs have realized
for the p resen t season, shipm ents have few weeks.
not
been
large,
as
th
e
pro
d
u
cers
have
years. But how to preserve th is life,
W alter E. Koch and fam ily are mov-
flexibility and stren g th in their cords, p referred to leave the b ark on the
is a problem th a t has been hard to ,
ra th e r th an accep t the p rice of-1 ^tig into the M arston house on Law-
Fresh from the fields to the 20TH CENTURY and fresh from the 20TH
solve.
fered which would not allow them a rence avenue. They form erly lived in
CENTURY
to you. Our fresh goods departments are pleasing many cus- ■
“ How to in su late and im pregnate i
,
McMinnville,
every cord and every fibre of every | falr Pr° n t- a n d . a B c a 8 c a r a
tomers. Shop at the 20TH CENTURY for your green goods as well as
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. J o h n s o n have
cord, not only so they may be hdld grown only on the Pacific coast, the
your groceries.
■
firmly in place, reducing in te rn al fric ­ w ithholding of production may ultl-1 purchased the W. K. H am ilton house
tion to the m inimum, but to prevent niately bring b etter prices.
on Ava avenue and w ill ta k e posses­
th e cords from actually burning out;
sion a t once.
to keep them from becoming old and
The P o rt of P o rtlan d com m ission
Mrs. P earl Mack, who has been un-
brittle, th a t has alw ays been and still
is the big problem before the g reat rep o rts a co n stan tly grow ing export I ,]er tre a tm e n t at a P o rtlan d hospital
m ajority of tire m anufacturers.
trad e with Norway, Sweden and Den-1 f()r several weeks, w as discharged
CAMPBELL’S BEANS—
O r
DEL MONTE’S ASPARAGUS T IPS
F irestone Gum-dipped I ires retain m arlt an(J th in k s the tonnage should yesterday m uch im proved in health
R eady-to-serve food, the "B IG ” tin, 3 fo r.
Picnic, 10V4-ounce cans, e a c h ..
th eir original flexibility, stren g th and ,
j e o ie r u a y , u iu u i im p ro v eu in n e a iin .
endurance with rem ark ab le tenacity, be Increased. At th e p resen t tim e, s h e ¡g at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
NORWEGIAN SARDINES—
O’
as proved by the m ost gruelling tests buyers, rep resen tin g Scandinavian im- b , W. Em ery, w here she w ill rem ain
3 fo r.
F irs t ru n fish, in pure olive oil, 2 c a n s ........
m otoring, both on the speedw ays and porting firms, are to u rin g th e fru it quietly for a few w eeks w hile she
the highw ays, can produce. This, of grow ing sections, co n ferrin g
w ith | fu rth e r recu p erates.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER—
.1 (1
ROYAL GARDEN TEA—
course, is due to the co-ordination be­
12-ounce can 43c, 2^s-pound c a n .. . ip
F irs t picking of choice young ten d er leaves,
tw een vital factors in th e ir c o n stru c ­ grow ers, and m aking a careful check
Miss Della W ilson of C orvallis w as
O range Pekoe (B lack) or Ja p an (G reen) QQ^
tion and quality of m aterials. G um ­ on production. R egular service be­ the g u est S atu rd ay and Sunday of
p k g e ................
BON AMI CAKES—
dipping spans the gap th a t ordinary tw een th ese co u n tries and P o rtlan d is
An efficient scouring agent, e a c h ...
tire m a n u factu rers leave wide open." m aintained, w ith a fleet of com bina­ Mrs. Chase E. St. Clair.
1-lb. p k g e ..
A fter spending a few days in G resh­
tion freig h t and passenger vessels.
BON AMI POW DER—
UndwBoniliiatlonal Services.
am, Mr. and Mrs. K. A. M iller have re ­
p a c k a g e ..........
LIBERTY BROOMS—
"Louie the Indian" will give an ac­
tu rn ed to G overnm ent Camp, w here
NOTICE.
“5 sew n” ; stro n g and durable, good value / • ( ) „
count of his conversion and his sub­
LIBBY’S MILK—
e a c h ..........
BMC
To whom It may concern; Mr. B. L. they are building a sum m er cottage.
sequent experience at the U ndenom ­
N earest to fresh cream , ta ll cans, 3 for .
inational tem ple on S aturday evening. Beals has left my employ. W alter W. They have been w orking on th e co t­
l»EL MONTE HOT SAUCE—
r
His wife accom panies him to th is ser- | Metzger, A ugust 19, 1926
tage for about th ree w eeks and it Is
TISSUE TO ILET P A P E R -
From C alifornia, 2 f o r .........................
vice. “L ouie” is a W enatchee Indian
about finished. It is situ ated 1000 feet
1000 sheets of soft sa n ita ry tissu e in a ro ll
A Real Opportunity.
and ow ns a large fru it farm .
3 r o lls ................
east of Governm ent Camp hotel.
CREME OIL SOAP—
n r
New York Life In su ran ce Com pany
The service on Sunday will begin at
(Lim
it
5
b
ars)
5
b
a
r
s
.............................
Mr
and
Mrs.
Ed.
S
trong
a
re
p
la
n
­
81
years
old
w
ith
20,000
policyholders
9:30 with an old fashioned love feast
PU FFE D WHEAT—
and this will be followed by preaching in Oregon and la rg e st business in ning to leave early next week by auto
A nourishing b rea k fa st cereal, package,
CRYSTAL
WHITE
SOAP—
o
n
force
in
the
state,
desires
energetic
service. T here will be preaching
(Lim it 5 p k g s.)..........
mobile for New York city, w here they
P u re soap all through, 10 b a r s ............ »>,»(
again at 2 In the afternoon and the man or woman in G resham and con­
will
en
ter
Columbia
U
niversity
for
Direct co n tra ct
closing service will be held Sunday tiguous te rrito ry .
FRU IT J A R S - — —
— —
— “
FLOUR—K e rr’s B est P a te n t—
w ithout a r y g eneral agent to sh are post g rad u ate studies. On th e way
night by Dr. Betts, of New York.
49-pound sack s. . . .
Ball
Mason,
q
u
arts,
d
ozen....................
T he services on both S aturday eve­ com m issions. S tate occupation and they expect to visit Y ellowstone and
A ddress, ,1. W. Day, G lacier n ational p ark s and w ill visit
ning and Sunday will be held in the experience.
PI RE LARD—
nrT
F ish e r’s Blend .............................
grove if the w eather is perm issible, Agency D irector, Board of T rade
In
bulk,
freshly
rendered,
3
pounds.
.
O
»)C
in
W
isconsin
w
ith
relativ
es
of
Mrs
Building, P o rtlan d , Oregon.—Adv.
otherw ise, in th e temple.
SNOWDRIFT—
Strong.
WESSON O I L -
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A purely vegetable sh o rten in g , for frying
Mrs. Ida Ltnton of Jo plin, M issouri
"M ake your own m ayonnaise", q u a r ts ........ -»«*(.
or baking, 4-pound c a n ...........................
the au n t of Mrs. G. A. Cox and her
d au g h ter, Miss Lucile L inton, w ere
her guests on F riday and S aturday.
They w ere on th e ir way to S eattle
“ Some Coffee” an expression of our custom ers.
from C alifornia and la ter will retu rn
A p erfect blend of th e finest im ported coffees.
to
Joplin
w
h
y
e
Mrs.
L
inton
has
L arge a n d
Style, d istin c­
tau g h t in the sam e school for th e past
D irect from our own ro a ste r to you m akes
28 years. Mrs. Cox's m other, Mrs.
sm all shapes
tion, dash and
the low price o f..........................................................
Ellie Beegle and sister, Miss Ada
of rich chiffon
Beegie caine from P o rtlan d for a visit
a touch of uu-
at th e sam e time.
velvets a n d
re p re sse d
C harley Adams is erectin g a large
b arn on his 100xl50-foot are a in the
lu stro u s silk s
youth com bine
O lanahan addition ju st east of his
In w arm , lux-
present residence. It Is understood
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to m ake these
that la ter he Intends to build a house are pleased to see him around th e
u
rous
c
o
l
o
r
-
models eqaul-
for him self and fam ily near th e loca stre e ts again afte r being confined to
thin of th e burn. Mr. Adams does his home for, the p ast nine w eeks w ith
ings. Cleverly
ly becoming to
team ing o t^ lifferen t kinds.
a severe attack of rheum atism .
trim m ed w ith
Gale Dalton, a nephew of Mr. and
The Dr. Bolcom place of five acres
Miss or M at­
Mrs. George D uncan, cam e up from a m ile w est of the business p a rt of
flowers, r i b ­
ron. The p ri­
N ew port W ednesday and stayed over G resham has again changed hands.
night w ith his relatives, leaving for C harles W enzlaff a retired Chicago
bon,
buckles
ces are w ithin
his home at C entralia, W ashington, business man purch asin g the p roperty
the follow ing day.
a few days ago. About a y ear ago it
and gay em ­
reach of any
Miss E liza Bechill and G race Welch was sold to 1. P. Sm ith, an em ploye of
broideries.
purse.
a re spending a few days at th e cabin a large Chicago w holesale house. Mr.
belonging to Mr. Bechill near B rig h t­ Sm ith moved onto th e place w ith his
fam ily but recently decided to again
wood.
Dr. and Mrs. F ra n k P eak and Mr. resum e his position in Chicago, and
and Mrs. B. L. W alrad are enjoying accordingly negotiated th e sale of the
G RESH A M
S E lr s t S tr e e t o p p . T e le p h o n e O ffice
a pleasant m otor trip w hich began on property. The place Is a very fine one
with w ell-laid out grounds and s u r­
B E W A R E OE E X P E N S E L E A K S.
r.-.-.-.-.-.v.-.-.-.-.varrrroamgirrC Sunday last. They left for southern roundings. Mr. Sm ith leaves with
Oregon by way of the M ackenzie pass
and from th ere expected to cam p a p leasant associations of G resham and
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vicinity and says th a t if he ever de­
\- few days at W allowa lake. A visit at cides to re tire from business, he in ­
J u s t fre e -h e a rte d , o p e n -h a n d e d s p e n d in g
Spokane w ith relativ es will occupy a
h a b its .
few days, afte r w hich the p arty of tends to re tu rn to the west.
Rev. and Mrs, E. H orstm an n m o­
four will re tu rn through e a ste rn O re­
J u s t l i t t l e , im p u ls iv e , p e r s o n a l in d u l-
gon over the Blew ett pass. A card tored to E verett, W ashington, last
gen ces.
received from them indicated they S aturday w ith Rev. C. Hoffman of
P o rtlan d and Rev. F. Schaer of Mil­
were having a w onderful trip.
J u s t a p r id e f u l, id e a l i s t i c s c o r n o f s m a ll
Ray and Guy Cox w ere in G resham waukie. Oregon, and attended the in ­
su m s.
S atu rd ay and Sunday from W ahkia- sta llatio n services at Zion Evangeli-
cus, W ashington, visiting th eir p a r­ al ch u rch , at E verett. The re tu rn
lb. 42c
1 N e w b e rg H itm . w h o le o r h a lf
S u c h s e e m in g ly h a r m l e s s . te n d e n c i e s a s
ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Cox. also lay­ trip w as m ade Tuesday in a delightful
t h e s e a r e , in a c t u a l f a c t, s u f f ic ie n t to s i n k
ing in supplies for th e com ing w inter rain.
lb. 4:
2
R ncoii B a c k s , b e s t s u g a r c u r e d lo in s
for th eir ranch home.
m a n y a p u rp o s e fu l s a v in g p ro g ra m o f a d ­
It PAYS TO BE PROTECTED.
Mr. and Mrs W. J. Cooper left this
v a n c e m e n t a n d a c h ie v e m e n t.
.
£
J e w e l s , s m a ll p ie c e s o f g o o d m e a t f o r s e a s o n in g , lb 27c s m orning for a trip of several days to
V ancouver, B. C. T heir daughter, Prompt Adjustment Made bj Oregon
F ran ces, accom panied them as far as
Company.
S a il o n to s u c c e s s by s a v i n g in a n
S eattle w here she will visit u n til their
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4 R ev P u r e L a rd , 4 -lb . p a il #1.1.», S -lb. p a il
The L. D. C alkins' T ru ck and Wood-
re tu rn from Canada.
a c c o u n t w ith
saw w as destroyed by fire A ugust 12.
1926.
L a r g e o v a l S a r d in e n , in m u s t a r d t o m a t o s a u c e
The tru ck , on w hich was m ounted
a n d s p ic e d
2 c a m 25c
om plete woodsaw equipm ent and
which w as owned by L. D. Calkins,
w ell-know n citizen of our city, was
E a n e , N o r w e g ia n S a r d in e s . In p u r e o liv e o il
destroyed by fire in th e late afternoon
2 c a n s 25c
of A ugust 12. 1926. The tru ek was
A STRONG BANK
•o v ered by in su ran ce by the United
Jn
d
e
rw
rlte
rs,
incorporated.
The
loss
S.lC
7 E o i h a l It ra ntl S h r im p , c a n l i e , 6 c a n s
was im m ediately rep o rted to Mr. Ross
Brow n, who is the resident agent
of th is com pany, and th e follow ing
35c
S ('h o le r Pink S alm on, 1-lb can 20c,
cans
m orning the in su ran ce com pany's ad ­
We will give you it
ju ste r called on Mr. C alkins and a d ­
!» S w e e t M ixed P ic k le s , in q u a r t j a r s
j a r 50c
sham poo th at w ill im ­
justed th e loss to the full satisfactio n
T
of th e insured.
p a rt new vigor and
The following m orning. August 14.
10 R o g e r» P r e p a r e d M u s ta r d , In q u a r t j a r s
ja r l i e
Fuel
F uel
Fuel
lu stre to your h air and
th e in su ran ce com pany delivered a
cheek to Mr C alkins covering the loss.
we will show you how
The United U nderw riters. In co rp o r­
It
V a n ( a m p ’s P o r k a m i B e a n s , m e d . c a n 10c, d o z #1.1.'»
to care for it at home
ated, Is a home co rporation owned and
controlled by Oregon cap ital and O re­
and fu rn ish you w ith
12 L a r g e Q u e e n t u b e s , in q u a r t j a r s
j a r 50c
gon men. w ith head offices in P o rt­
to ilette requisites
We have secured a supply of th a t fam ous S u p erio r Rock Soring«
land. A prom pt ad ju stm en t of th is
Coal at Sum m er Prices.
loss is a specific in stan ce of the
13 H a w a iia n S lic e d a n d ( » ra te d P in e a p p le .
»
prom pt, reliable, and courteous s e r­
We a re booking o rd ers now for d irect delivery from the car.
s m a ll c a n s . 2 c a n s 25e
vice they ren d er to th e ir policy h old­
ers. and no one will m ake a m istake
by placing th e ir autom obile in su ran ce
THE BERRY GROWERS PACKING CO.
11 t i r a v e n s t e i n A pple«, b o x iO e, B a r t l e t t P e a r s , b o x IOe
with th is institution. It is the duty of
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Phone 1971
the Oregon citizens to help th is O re­
gon con cern grow
Com plete d etails
reg ard in g th is
Window Cleaning.
Why have a lot of th in g s around you
com pany and th eir low er rates, can
For ex p ert window cleaning see S. don't need w hen some m ight be glad
be obtaim 'd from Mr. Ross Brown.
T ajim a, o r leave o rd ers w ith J. Ross to get them a t a b arg ain ? T ry a W ant
Brown. G resham , phone 2501.Adv.
Piano
Tnntng.
Ad.
Phone l4$t
Quality
PH O N E
OVER FIRST
p ia n o tu n in g 43 50. P lano and o r­
Feed u S i
and Service
It you want lumber w rite Sandy
gan rep airin g . Fred B. Jonea, 2625
For low est rate s on autom obile,
18 4 -1 ¿NAT'L BANK
49th stre e t SB.. P o rtlan d , phone TAbor L um ber Co.. C herryville, or phone tru c k and g eneral In su ran ce see B. W
8952. or G resham 1561—Adv.
Sandy 223 — Adv
If T horne.—Adv.
GRESHAM LOCALS
EÑTURY
Offerings Saturday and Monday, August 21 and 23 Inclusive
19c
55c
I
1
OoC
73c
10c
12c
nr
. Z3C
1 DC
nn
ZZl
ZOC
10c
$2.04
$2.14
—
M—— — —
91c
NEW FALL HATS
20th Century Coffee
lb. 47c, 3 lbs. $ 1 .3 8
A Little Leak
Will Sink a Great Ship
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