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G R EM IA M
Special (uuiblnatlon Kates Offered.
Until November 1, 1926, special com
bination prices a re offered for the
G resham Outlook and The P ortlan d
News. T he reg u la r subscription price
for the News is $5 and for the Outlook
$1.50. U ntil th a t date the tw o in com
bination will be $3.98. Special price
on the News alone is $2.98.—Adv.
Marcsdler Moves Shop.
OUTLOOK.
Tl E8DAT,
GRESHAM LOCALS
Mrs. P aul Vedder has arran g e d to
m eet h er m arcelling p atro n s a t the
G resham Beauty Shoppe, beginning
A. W. Griffis, who hag been em
Monday, Septem ber 20. Over F irs t
ployed as a forest ra n g e r in the Bull
S tate Bank. Phone 1841.—Adv.
Run forest reserv e during the p ast
Special Bargain.
sum m er, is home for a few days. He
O verland coupe sedan 1925. Driven
only 3500 miles. Looks like a new is going back soon to work on the city
F or real estate loans see or call B. car. H essel Im plem ent Co., G resham , dam which is being constructed on
W. T horne.—Adv.
B ear creek.
—Adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. F red Shelley, who
form erly resided in G resham , have re-
! turned and purchased a sm all acreage
with a bouse n ear O rient w here they
will live. They have trad ed th eir 26-
acre farm near H illsboro for P o rtlan d
I property.
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Dr. A. H. W right left S atu rd ay for a
sh o rt business trip to points in Minne
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sota and W isconsin.
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G uerney Wood is back from a four-1
Mr. and Mrs. K enneth R oberts left
day trip to S eattle w here he visited
T h u rsd ay m orning for ea ste rn Oregon.
friends.
They attended th e Pendleton R ound
Two form er m em bers of th e high up and visited at Bend, Hood River
school o rch estra and g rad u ates of the and o th er places before retu rn in g .
1926 class have successfully passed
Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Todd, w ith a p a r
the try o u t for th e P o rtland Ju n io r
ty of P o rtlan d friends, retu rn ed S un
Sym phony o rch e stra and will take day from a stay of several days at
Junior M echanics for R ough W ear
p a rt in the four co n certs scheduled by
Twin Rocks. Rockaway and Tillam ook
th a t organization d u rin g the coming beaches. T he w eather w as good and
Sizes 11 to 13' priced at...................................
$2.85 j w inter. They a re S arah M etzger and
they had an exceptionally fine time.
Sizes 1 to 6, priced at
................................. $2.95
E lbert Bolce. T he la tte r has moved to
Mrs. Vera T ucker attended the dah
P o rtlan d but Miss Metzger will make
Cooler weather is approaching. This
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show of the C lark County F loral
the trip to th e city tw ice a week for
B O Y S ’ H O SE
society
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Vancouver,
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ashington,
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fact reminds one of the house heating
practice. She is supplied with tickets
F riday and S aturday of last week. She
for any w ishing to purchase.
problem. Shall you buy a new heater or
Rough and Ready Boys’ Hose. Good heavy weight in
took a few of her choicest dahlias to
Mrs. W. F. Honey is planning to
have the old one put in repair for the
black and brow n.» All sizes up to 11 for.............. 35c
the show for display p urposes only
leave tom orrow for Los Angeles to at
coming winter?
3 p a irs fo r $1.00
L ast year Mrs. T ucker and Mrs.
tend the annual convention of the n a
Heiney exhibited and Mrs. T ucker
tional W. C. T. U. convention.
She
carried off first prize. A week ago the
goes as delegate a t large from Oregon.
Boys’ Munsing Hose in black and Brown, extra
tw o ladies exhibited dahlias in th e big
D. Q. B arry of G ladstone, form er
show put on at th e Meier & F ran k
heavy weight, all sizes from 6 to 11, priced at.... 50c | Mrs.
ly of G resham , w ill go as a delegate
store in P o rtland. It was a non-com
from C lackam as county.
petitive exhibit, but both won many
Mrs. P. A. Gould has as guests her com plim ents as to the fine flowers
b ro th er and sister-in -law , Mr. and they contributed to the floral display.
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W e p re s e n t th e B eauty H e a te r, w h ich is a
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Gresham | Mrs. Wm. R. S heppard of Oakland, W alter Dalton, on his re tu rn from
fine looking, cast lined, ste e l ja c k e t h e a te r
California. Mr. S heppard, although
Yakima, W ashington, visited w ith Mr.
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n early 81 years of age, drove his ca r
w ith la rg e sw in g in g to p an d m ica fro n t. A
and Mrs. George D uncan la st week.
on the trip and has m ade several trip s
h e a te r th a t w ill la st fo r y e a rs a n d give you
The re g u la r m eeting of th e W. C.
from here since arriv in g .
good service. W e a lso h av e th e a ll-c a s t
U. will be held at the lib ra ry on
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fireplace h e a te rs a n d v a rio u s o th e r sty le s of
G eorge M etzger began teaching at T hursday afternoon at 2:30. Reports
h e a te rs a n d fu rn a c e s to m eet y o u r every
M arm ot last Monday. He re tu rn s from the delegates to th e county con
need. See th e m on o u r floor.
home over the w eek-ends.
vention will be given a t th is m eeting.
A rth u r W itter suffered severe b ru is
The M ethodist Ladies Aid will m eet
es and m inor in ju rie s to his back last in the ch u rch W ednesday aftern o o n at
F rid ay w hen he fell from a barn roof,
o’clock. All m em bers are u rgently
a d istan ce of about eight feet. He had requested to be present as th e annual
Phone 1 4 2 1
Gresham, Ore.
placed a ladder on th e roof and was election of officers will tak e place at
Tire service can be
picking apples from a nearby tree, th is tim e. T he D orcas circle w ill be
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bought by the yard,
when th e ladder slipped and he was the hostess for the afternoon.
p recipitated to th e ground. He is rest
H. E. A ndrew and wife have p u r
like cloth. When you
ing at his home on South R oberts ave chased a home in R egner addition, the
need tires, come here
nue as well as can be expected.
house form erly occupied by W. D. K in
and w e’ll serve you
Born to Mr. and Mrs. W alter A nder der and owned by the Bank of G resh
son on W ednesday, a son. They live am. Mr. and Mrs. K inder have rented
with the most econom
on th e Base Line road a mile and a th e E. D. R ak er house w here Mr. and
ical buy for the service
half east of the Tw elve-m ile corner.
Mrs. G ilberson lived and the la tte r
Dr. and Mrs. F ra n k P eak are plan have bought the F red Hoss place on
you need.
ning to leave W ednesday for San F irst stre e t w hich w as form erly occu
F rancisco w here th ey w ill visit for pied by Mr. and Mrs. Andrew.
several weeks w ith Mrs. P eak 's sister
Mrs. H arry D onley and* d aughter,
Mrs. W illiam W alk er and family. The Mrs. H a rrie t A shw orth and B arb ara
trip will be m ade by auto.
Smith’s Service
Jean A shw orth w ere week-end guests
P hilip B ratzel and Mrs. H enry a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. T. St.
Station
W olter, of H ebron, N orth D akota, a r Clair. Mrs. A shw orth and d au g h ter j
Gresham, Oregon
rived S atu rd ay m orning, called here will leave tom orrow for San F rancisco
by th e death of th e ir fath e r whose w here she will join her b ro th er, H. S.
funeral occurred th e sam e afternoon Donley. G eorge Shaw and fam ily, of
They will rem ain for about a m onth Fairview , w ere callers at th e St. C lair
visiting th e ir rela tiv e s and looking home on Sunday.
over th e country. F red B ratzel, of Sa
The Rev. S. F. P itts, p asto r of the
lent, also was in atten d an ce a t the U ndenom inational tem ple, w ith his
funeral.
wife, retu rn ed from S eattle Monday
Dr. J. W. Thom and fam ily cam e a fte r conducting a th ree-w eek s’ cam
Bring your car to us. We’ll recondi
from Bend last F rid ay and retu rn ed to paign a t th a t place. A p leasan t s u r
We are not Ihe people «ho put the Service In Service Station
th e ir home Sunday, accom panied by p rise w as given by his congregation at
tion the motor, install new guaranteed
W illiam Thom y h o will spend a few th e parsonage a fte r his arriv al, also
piston rings, pistons, pins and any other
days w ith his son.
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. S ten-
necessary parts. The cost is small. The
Mrs. E. D. F a rra n d w as one of the berg who are leaving for th e ir home
w inners in the big O regonian baking at Silverton. A m ost enjoyable eve
pleasure
of driving will be greater and the
II e are helping to keep it there.
co n test last week in w hich over 1000 ning was spent.
motor economy will surprise you.
en tries w ere listed. Mrs. F a rra n d 's
We keep an u p -to -d a te stock of th e best oils, g rea se ,
Mrs. P earl Mack left S atu rd ay for
aw ard was based on an excellent one B rem erton, W ashington, w here she
tire s, tubes a n d ac ce sso rie s an d a re e v e r read y to serv ice
y o u r car.
c ru st pie.
will spend a few w eeks w ith her
Let us give you a definite price in ad
Dr. and Mrs. II. O. Gowey, of New b ro th er and sister-in -law , Mr. and
vance
on the work.
kirk, O klahom a, th e la tte r an au n t of Mrs. E ttsel Jones and h er little d au g h
Mrs. Sam Sm ith, sp en t several days at te r, H elen, who has been w ith her
C o rn e r T h ird an d M ain Sts.
G resh am
the Sm ith home last week. They are uncle and au n t for some time.
m aking a to u r of the Pacific co ast and
Among those who have bought new
are now on th eir way to California. c a rs recen tly from th e H essel Im ple
HAMLI.Y A HOSS, Props.
They cam e from Colorado Springs to m ent com pany a re W. H. M itchell of
Phone 2391
Night 706
G resham . The doctor, who evidently
'ortland and Jim Allison of Sandy.
enjoys a wide p ractice, says th is is his T he form er has an O verland 6-DeLuxe
first real vacation for years.
nd the la tte r a W illys-K night 70.
D uring h er stay h ere she w ill con
Mrs. I. T. Bent and sons left S a tu r
Mr. and Mrs. P aul Vedder have
tin u e her w’ork of m arcellin g in con
day for Y am hill, Oregon, th eir new trad ed th e ir residence p ro p erty on the
nection w ith th e G resham Beauty
home. Mrs. J lc n t h as purchased four Section Line road tow ard a 61-acre
Exhaustive tests so far indicate that the average year’s
Shoppe. F ra n k J. B erger, the new
ac res of land ju st outside the south g en eral farm at C ressw ell, n ear E u
ow ners of the Vedder pro p erty , will
operating cost of the Overland W hippet should save
city lim its of the place and will prob gene. Mr. Vedder and son Alvin have
not live h ere for th e present.
ably put th e land into cultivation. She gone to th e ir new home. Mrs. Vedder
you from $75 to Si 50 in gas, oil, tires and mechanical
expects to eith er re n t or dispose of has tak en a room in th e F red Blonn
To My P atro n s.
Beginning Monday, ¡September 20,
her house and lot in G resham .
upkeep. It cuts present operating costs just about in half
hom e w here she will live tem porarily.
I w ill m eet my p atro n s at th e G resh
am Beauty Shoppe, over F irs t S tate
.. . doubles the value of every dollar you now spend.
Bank. For m arcellin g appointm ents
phone 1841.—Adv.
Come in and sec this wonderful new-type car.
MRS. PAUL VEDDER.
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GRESHAM GARAGE
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DAIRY AUCTION SALE
at Thompson’s Barn, Gresham, Oregon
SATURDAY, SEPT. 25. 1926
SALE BEGINS 10:30 A. M.
24 H ead of Young D airy Cow s c o n s is tin g m o stly of
Je rs e y s w ith so m e Ilo lste in s.
N early a ll of th e se cow s a re m ilk in g , som e ju st fresh
an d b a la n c e heav y sp rin g e rs. M any of th e Ilo ls te in s a re
from pure b red H o lstein sire s a n d J e rs e y dam s. All a re
good clean cow s free from d isease a n d a ll tu b erc u lin teste d
OVE RLAND
Whippet
M any of th e s e cow s a re su ita b le fo r fam ily cows, nice
a n d g e n tle and a n y o n e seek in g a cow g iv in g a good q u a n
tity of rich m ilk w ill find h ere a cow filling h is re q u ire
m ents.
A ll w ill be sold to the highest b id d e r.
T h e se cow s m ay be inspected a n d m ilked at T h o m p
s o n ’s h a m a fte r W ednesday, S e p tem b e r 22. You a re In
vited to select y o u r cow.
America's New-Type Light Car
T hese cows w ill be sold for cash u n less arran g e m en ts are m ade
In advance with C lerk A. Meyers at F irs t S tate Bank who will g ran t
six m ouths' tim e w Ith in terest a t the ra te of eight per cent per annum
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
HUGH SHEPARD. Owner
J. C. HESSEL
W A. H ESSEL
P h o n e G re sh am 1141
A. MEYERS. C lerk.
( are of the Skin.
KITCHEN COMFORT
(By Miss Flo.)
Nothing, surely, can be m ore d is
No sm oke or fumes, few er cook
tressin g or m ore disfiguring th an en
ing odors th an w ith any other form
larged pores in th e skin, and the sad
of rang. You have a cool, com fort
p art about It is th a t such a condition
able kitchen In sum m er because
is the direct re su lt of ca rele ssn ess in
th e re is no tire b urning except
cleansing th e skin afte r a prodigal use
when cooking is actu ally going on
of m ake-up. Too often they a re n 't no
And even then, th e electric range,
ticed until they a re very bad indeed,
w ith its heavily in sulated oven^
and then, when they refu se to yield to
keeps the h eat in w here it belongs^
a few days' trea tm e n t, we become dis
and its cooking top u n its applv the
h eartened and give it up as a bad job.
heat directly ag ain st th e bottom 01
Every type of skin req u ires its own
the teasel. allow ing very little ra
p articu la r tre a tm e n t to prevent its en
diatlon. The air In the kitchen is
larged pore condition. Most of us do
p u rer, too. for w ith an electric
not give the com plexion the daily a t
ran g e th e re Is no flame to use up
tention it should have, and rely too
the oxygen in the air. as does a coal
optim istically upon cosm etics to cov
or gas ran g e or an oil stove.
er up blem ishes and hide im perfec
tions.
Soap and w ater, th e u su al ag en ts
Phone 12.TS
em ployed to clean se the skin, will not
G resham
en tirely rem ove th e oil. dust and
germ s from face and neck. T herefore,
This Is the sentBii o f a series of
'to n e s «h u »ln g the great a .H a n ta g es
when you have used nothing else for
of eleelrle rooking . N um ber J »111 d e a l
m onths it stan d s to reason th a t your
» I l k elean amt sanitary features.
skin is discolored, th e pores clogged
or filled w ith blackheads, and the
g en eral condition un h ealth y and de for It will clog th e pores, and he su re
th a t your pow der Is verv fine in te x t
cidedly unsightly.
ure. Apply It lightly. Put on a s u r
If by any chance you have been plus of pow der and th in dust it off
cleansing your face w ith a heavy cold ra th e r th an use pow der too sparingly
cream , d iscontinue it im m ediately. and then grind it into the pores.
S u b stitu te eith er a very light cream of
And never, never, no m a tte r bow
the kind th a t dissolves alm o st in sta n tired
and sleepy you may be. re tire
taneously in to a p en e tratin g oil. or. w ithout rem oving all m ake-up from
even b etter, use a liquid cleanser. th e face.
Give up all greasy, fatty p rep aratio n s.
A fter th o ro u g h ly cleansing the
Dodge 1921 to u rin g
Good tire s
face you may use w arm w ater and a
w ash cloth if you like, but alw ays good ru n n in g order. H essel Im ple
finish w ith plen ty of cold w ater. A m ent Company. G re sh a m —Adv.
little ice rubbed over the skin m akes
If you w ant lum ber w rite Sandy
an excellent n a tu ra l astrin g en t.
L um ber Co.. C herryville, or phone
Don't use cream before pow dering. Sandy 223— Adv.
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