G resham O utlook
TUESDAYS
. AND
FRIDAYS
Last Appeal Made
for Entertainment
LAST BUT NOT LEAST
BERRY GROWER MANAGER
TELLS OF FARM PROBLEMS
T W IC E
A
W EEK
FAIR GROUNDS TO
BE KEAUTIFIEI)
High School P.-T.A.
Formed; Reception
lf plans suggested by County
Com m issioner E rw in A. T aft are
Those who w ill look carefu lly over the sta te pam phlet on m eas
carried out the en tra n ce to M ultno
C om m ittees of th e local W. C. T.
urea
to
be voted on November 2 will find the last one to be th e Oregon
U. a re w orking over tim e in the ef
A visit “ back east" and the study vantage here as a silo filler and soil mah county fair grounds will have
A reception to the high school
a very different ap p earan ce by next teachers, under auspices of the
fort to have everything in readiness W ater and Pow er Board D evelopm ent m easure, th e so-called "H ouse of farm ing and m ark etin g prob renew er.
w ives” bill
“As a rem edy for price slum ps fair tim e and the dust and ro u g h new ly organized P aren t-T each er
for th e sta te convention which is
lems th e re and h ere has inspired
.u .
, an<1 »Peculators m anipulation of ness of the past y ear will be
" hile coming last on th e ballot of m easures it is not least by any n ic
to convene a t th e M ethodist Episco
. K. Ti wle, m a n a g tr of the local the grain m a rk e ts seem s to be in
aaaoclatlon, will be th e first m ajor
pal ch u rch in G resham next Tues m anner of m eans. In fact, it is one of th e m ost im p o rtan t m easu res berry g ro w ers' association, to pre- th e hands of th e farm ers them - obviated.
activity of the newly formed asso
claim
ing
th
e
voters'
atten
tio
n
.
Com m issioner T aft, w ith county ciation. The date set for th e event
day m orning, October 1», at in
seni his views in an open le tte r in selves and is expressed in two
T his bill is a proposed am endm ent to th e Oregon co n stitu tio n
It which he ad d resses the m em bers of 7 ord8' "«»“ ‘« ’lied m ark etin g ," as road su p erv iso r Chapm en and
o'clock, th e la st session of which
is Tuesday evening, October 26. W.
dem o n strated bv the C anadian P resident T. J. K reuder, of the fair
provides
for
an
in
itial
board
of
five
m
em
bers
who
a
re
nam
ed
in
th
e
bill
w ill sit F rid ay afternoon at 1:30.
the association and o th ers in terest- w heat raiaer8 . „ (g claim{>,,
C. Law rence is chairm an of the
It is expected th a t betw een 150 and and will be elected if th e bill carries.
ed as follow s:
th a t they control 80 per cen t of the association, w ere in G resham yes program com m ittee and a rra n g e
This
board
is
given
full
au
th
o
rity
by
the
bill
to
act
for
“co
n
serv
a
.
,
, 1 w heat grow n in th e th ree provinces terd ay forenoon. They carefully
200 d elegates w ill be present from
I am su re you have appreciated aI1(1 are h an d „ n g other g rain s also, inspected th e p resen t en tra n ce and m ents for refresh m en ts have been
a ll p a rts of th e sta te and an excel tion, developm ent, sto rag e and d istrib u tio n of electric energy and w ater
left in his hands.
the lack of shop ta lk from the and stran g e as it may seem the Ca- visioned the im provem ent th a t a
for irrig atio n and dom estic purposes.”
le n t p rogram has been prepared.
nadian farm er is com ing back fast- little w ork under a proper plan of
T his board is given full pow er to issue and sell sta te bonds in Berr.v G row ers association during er
B usiness ro u tin e w ill occupy m ost
About 30 school patro n s and a
th an his U. S. cousin. Land
the past th re e w eeks and have
am
ount
up
to
five
per
ce
n
t
of
th
e
sta
te
’s
assessed
v
aluation
to
c
a
rry
out
values are com ing up and the farm landscaping would make.
of th e m orning session on F riday
dozen teach ers responded to the
probably
stored
up.
enough
re
s
is
t
Mr. Tuft suggested th at w hile the invitation to m eet at th e high
b u t in the aftern o o n th ere will be th e ir plans and to pay in te re st or p rincipal of o u tstan d in g bonds; to ance to w ith stan d an o th er epistle ers are tak in g h eart and the change
has been brought about largely by
a diversified program including issue in te rest bearing sta te public u tility certificates; to pay p rincipal w ithout serio u s resu lts. The w riter farm er controlled m arketing The county road, equipin -nt is in this school last T uesday evening and
m usical num bers by local talent. or in te rest of bonds from th e sta te g eneral fund w ith repaym ent from had the pleasu re of a journey east m ovement is also growing in our locality the necessary grading can consider the advisability of form ing
In North D akota the be done and th e drivew ays and a p aren t-tea ch er association for
W. D. K inder will render a violin bond funds; to levy tax es to provide such m oneys and calling for an as fa r as th e “tw in cities” afte r six country.
years, the last trip being m ade in w heat grow ers association is four w alks can be graveled. Mr. C hap
im
m
ediate
ap
p
ro
p
riatio
n
of
»250,000
from
the
general
fund,
to
be
r
e
the Union high school.
solo, accom panied by his wife and
Septem ber, 1920.
years old and grow ing rapidly u n m an w ill cooperate in this. Then,
Miss A ugusta H ahn will give a turned from the w ater and pow er revolving fund.
P rin cip al Roy E. Cannon sta te d
der tile able leadership of ex p eri w ith th e laying out and p re p a ra
"At
th
a
t
tim
e
we
w
ere
ju
st
on
The five m em bers of the board created by the bill a re the follow
w h istling solo, w ith Miss Melba
th at he had sent out 186 cards a s k
the verge of the dow nw ard plunge enced business men led by our old
S an d ers as th e accom panist. Mrs. ing: Dan K ellaher, of P o rtlan d ; Waldo A nderson, of Albany; J. T. of fa rm -p ro d u c t prices and farm friend, Geo. E. Duis, and w hile it is tion of flower beds, sh ru b b ery and ing for an expression on the m a t
M ary L. M allett, the sta te president, Rorick, of The D alles; F ra n k M. Gill, of D ufur; and K ate Bonham, of land values to g eth er w ith closed a m an-sized job, we expect great flowers can be placed so as to give ter. and had received 57 In re tu rn .
banks and g en eral business d ep res Results and th at pooled sales will
w ill also ad d ress th e convention P ortland. T hese serve for two, four or six years as decided by lot and sion in all lines th a t come directly become Uie rule of g rain m arketing the g rounds a pleasing appearance. Of these all but tw o w ere favor
Mr. T a ft’s suggestion is this, th at able.
th
eir
successors
a
re
to
be
"elected
from
th
e
sta
te
a
t
larg
e
by
a
vote
of
T uesday afternoon. Many local
o ia. T
th
is w ill
in no
in n D ax
akota.
his
in touch w ith farm needs and su p in Nortn
early
next sp rin g a p lan tin g day
th
e
people
w
ithout
reg
ard
to
political
affiliation
or
nom
ination."
W
hat
doubt
he
a
slow
process
and
m
any
plies.
T
hese
have
been
years
of
A fter considerable explanation,
people will be on the program
disappointm ent and sacrifice on the m ore farm ers will give up the eco he observed, to be p articip ated in m ainly p ertain in g to the rela tio n a
T uesday evening and an o p portuni th is m eans and how it is to be accom plished is not very clear.
nomic
ghost
before
the
rem
edy
be
by schools, clubs, n urserym en, flor high school association would su s
This is know n as K ellah er's bill and he Is undoubtedly a moving ,lart of farm ers «" a whole, with
ty w ill be afforded to hear Judge
com es fully operative.
sp irit in connection w ith it. He is a good politician but has no experi-
l U b K r ^ o ^ t t ’^
ists and citizens generally. Several tain tow ard the other p a re n t-te a c h
M ary Ja n e S pu rlin who will speak
"A nother serious handicap is the
ence in connection w ith th e im portant things proposed by th e m easure, when the d o llar was dropped out of d isp arity in railro ad rate s as the nursery m en have stated th e ir w ill er associations In the high school
on "T he W om an C itizen.”
The Rev. W. J. H erw ig will The sam e is said to be tru e of the oth er m em bers of th e proposed board. ' th e price of th e bushel of w heat and a rb itra ry advanced freig h t rate s ingness to help with donations of d istrict, it was voted to organize.
50c w as
from th e bushel give our Canadian w heat fa n n e rs shrubbery. W hen the plan is ad o p t It was th ought th e re should be a
speak W ednesday m orning at 11:40 Some of them have th e rep u tatio n of being political experim enters.
to issue 15b3 000gl0on8«‘h ‘t r Ct,Cal'y ? e la aPP,’in,ed bOard ,h “ aUtlM'r l t y , ' - m , ma"dne «‘X p ^ U o n a t e " d S an advantage of from seven to ten ed it is believed many will lend b etter m eans of bringing the te a c h
on "N arcotic E udcation.” Mr. H er
cen ts per bushel for the sam e m ile
th eir h ea rty assistance.
ers anil p are n ts Into closer contact
wig h as been in G resham before to issue »53,000,000 in sta te secured bonds which becom e a m ortgage on the farm er aw oke to th e fact th at age haul from M ontana and S as
Mr. K reuder approved th e plan and give an o p portunity to consid
all
th
e
taxable
p
ro
p
erty
of
th
e
state.
,
\
he
could
not
m
ake
ends
m
eet
and
katchew
an
to
th
e
term
in
als
at
the
and is considered a forceful sp eak
The assessed v aluation of all Oregon p roperty, rea l and personal ,he Proc«‘"‘ »f read ju stm en t was head of Lake S uperior. T his alone and it Is q u ite ce rtain to be follow er the problem s of th e school. Mr.
er. In the afternoon 18 counties of
48 n t," “ ,16 °Hen b,114° n dOllar8' Th<? 8tate'8 b° nded debt> inClUdl" K
b “ tndseeremsaytoa t e X w in g " o w n would mean th e difference between ed. In the m eantim e th e g rading
Cannon, speaking for the teach ers,
th e sta te will be represented by as
profit or loss. But it is not neces
and graveling will be done w ith the said they desired such an o rg an iza
m any county p resid en ts and th e political sub-divisions, is now m ore th an »166,000,000. T he sta te bonded and it is to be hoped th e w orst is sa ry to illu stra te w ith the w heat
assista n ce of th e county.
gro w er alone.
tion and would lie glad to cooper
best th in g s of th e y ear in each indebtedness alone is »47.08 per cqpita and is said to be the larg est of Pa "t.
"How about apples? Well, last
any sta te in the Union.
"The o u tstan d in g causes of the
ate. ,
co unty briefly outlined by them.
the W enatchee apple grow er E. E. STAFFORD BUYS
The w hole th in g looks like a g reat big schem e to cre ate a new a u farm ers' woe are a scarcity of farm week
. R. B eehler, of Boring, w as
T he big affair of W ednesday eve
w as loading good apples, 125 to the
labor
and
w
ages
ru
lin
g
at
a
rate
IVY FILLING STATION elected p resident, in a close race
n ing w ill be th e banquet and p ro th o rity for a few political visionaries and provjde them w ith m illions th a t is en tirely out of line "with the box, so I am credibly inform ed, at
with Mrs. L. II. Cook. Mrs. Cook
gram at the Masonic hall w hich of d o llars of th e sta te ’s cred it to use in try in g to p ut over an im p ra cti value of th e farm product. This is 56c per box f. o. b. the car, th e box
The Ivy F illing station, located
unm alled, costing him 18c each, the
will begin a t 7 o’clock. At th is cal plan to take th e w ate r pow er rig h ts out of private hands and put it a double handicap as It com es a t a railro ad com pany gets 50c, th e job at the co rn e r of E ast Pow ell stree t was then elected vice president.
tim e th e officers of the C hildren's into th e hands of a sta te board, w ith all th e possibilities of political tim e w hen th e need °f g re a te r di- ber 25c, and th e reta ile r 44c, the and R oberts avenue, has been dis 1 Mrs. P earl F o rtn e r was chosen sec
m anipuiation and g raft.
j v ersity is admittedI by all, and th e
re ta ry and C larence Ownbey, tr e a s
F arm Home at C orvallis will be in
cost of labor prohibits th e change. sale price being »1.75 to th e con
Can th e sta te afTord to bond itself over »50,000,000 for any such This can only be overcom e by r e sum er. But why confine ourselves posed of by its ow ner, T. R. H ow itt, u rer.
troduced and m usical num bers and
to E. L. Stafford, who for th e past
i ducing th e cultivated acreage, a to these two illu stratio n s?
It was decided to hold the re g u
an ad d ress by Judge W alter E vans visionary u n d erta k in g as th is?
"T he general average of all farm two and a h alf years has been the
The
g
re
a
t
cry
is,
H
elp
Oregon
Grow.
"back
to
th
e
farm
"
m
ovement
from
w ill be in te restin g fea tu re s of the
com m odities will show th e fa rm e r’s bookkeeper and w arehousem an at lar m onthly m eeting on th e first
O regon's bonded debt is alread y very large. Shall we at one sweep E uropean " m i^ a n tT 00™ ^ ™ 0” 1 ° f p lig h t to b etter advantage, as on
W ednesday night of each month.
evening.
u n th |n k ab l0 S eptem ber 1 the average value of the S tan d ard Gil com pany. Since
W. C. L aw rence was appointed
E choes from th e national W. C. nm ke it possible for a sta te board to add 30 per cent m ore to the p resen t I ‘ ..The Hrst ,neans
the
erection
of
the
filling
statio
n
a
farm products w as 85c com pared
chalrm nh of a program com m ittee.
as th e land m ust be m ade to p ro w
T. U. convention w ill be given bond obligations of Oregon citizens?
ith the average w holesale price of
P ow er a t co st; no to ll to pay to p riv ate cap ital," they say. Yet duce or th e tax burden can n o t be all factory products and as the year and a half ago on ground
Miss P rindle, m u s ic 'd ire c to r of
T h u rsd ay m orning. Mrs. Bayard
b orne; and on the m ovem ent back farm er m ust sell w holesale and buy leased from Mr. and Mrs. George th e high school, w as called on for
they
say
th
is
will
b
rin
g
in
m
ore
p
riv
ate
capital,
s
ta
rt
m
ore
m
ills
and
Leslie,
it
has
hpen
m
anaged
by
M iller w ill ren d e r a solo, accom
from the city it will be h ard to sep
panied by Miss F lorence Honey. factories in Oregon. W hy not issue m ore bonds and ta k e them over a ra te the hod e a rlie r from his day'B re ta il at an average advance of not Homer A rct, son-in-law of Mr. m usic w hich w as ably rendered.
less th an 25 per cent th e farm er
w
hen
they
become
established
h
ere?
Is
n
’t
p
riv
ate
cap
ital,
on
which
we
T hose p resen t and signing the
I w ork of eig h t h ours at »9 per, so problem stan d s out very clearly of Howitt. I t is reported th a t Mr.
T he program on T h ursday after
A rct will a ssist in the g rocery and
m
u
st
largely
depend
for
th
e
developm
ent
of
our
resources,
entitled
to
a
the
adm
ission
of
desirable
north
of
noon and evening is replete w ith
| try in g to m ake 85c stretch to cover m eat m ark et w hich Is to be opened m em bership roll w ere as follow s:
E urope people would seem like the the »1.25 p u rch ase or a 40 p er cent
A. R. Holloway, Mr. and Mrs. E.
by Mr. H ow itt in w hat has been the
fine offerings, helpful papers and fair gain? Isn 't the in v esto r en titled to a fair in te rest?
1 best hope.
| handicap.
Do
not
th
ese
p
riv
ate
co
rp
o
ratio
n
s
pay
a
ju
st
sh
a
re
of
taxes?
Cecil M etzger grocery for th e past R. King, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. L aw
Do
m usical num bers.
Mrs. E. W.
“The
problem
of
m
ain
tain
in
g
or
'T his is , a p problem
th a a ‘ t n m ust be six years.
to invest in p riv ate e n te rp rise s which a re for rp sto rin c the f e r t i l i t v , . f h . ii i
r° blem ,b
rence, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. S terling.
A ylsw orth w ill sing in th e a fte r they not encourage o th ers
. . ..
resto rin g the fertility of th e soil in solved before th e ag rlcu ltu ral de-
D uring his em ploym ent w ith the
th
e
developm
ent
of
our
sta
te
.
the
north
cen
tral
p
art
of
our
coun-
pression
can
be
lifted
and th e re is S tandard Oil com pany, Mr. Stafford Mr. and Mrs. E lm er Cook. Mr. and
noon. accom panied by Miss D orothy
Who a re these g re a t pow er tru s ts and stifling m onopolies?
P re - try w here red clover Is not a su re little tim e to lose as we have had has become experienced in correct Mrs. H. G. Andrew, Mr. and Mrs.
Cooper, and L eslie W alrad in the
sum ably th e electric pow er and light com panies. They sta rted sm all crop. Is madb possible by the grow- j five years of
p ro p o rtio n ately low lu brication and comes to his new W. R. Beehler, Mr. aud Mrs. Get),
evening, accom panied by Miss G er
mg of sw eet clover. T his has been | prices for farm products, high tax work w ith a thorough know ledge of R ortnar, Mr. and Mrs. 8. C. Pullen,
and
have
grow
n
w
ith
th
e
sta
te
and
various
in
d
u
stries
which
have
been
tru d e A lexander. T here will also
fully proved in the p ast 10 years es. and prices for w hat we do buy a filling statio n equipm ent.
His
and is the grain grow er»' big hope and the d istre ss resu ltin g is c a u s position with th e oil com pany will Mrs. C arl Nelson. Mrs. Mary P atch ,
be com m unity singing, led by C. E. possible because of th e ir Investm ents and en terp rises.
. A re th e ir ra te s ex h o rb itan t? We have a public service com m ission of m ain tain in g the fertility of the ing m any farm ers to lose th eir he tilled by I. W. Steins, who was j Will 8. S chm lerer, H. L. S t.C la ir,
R usher.
C aptain G ray's Jubilee
w’e have a sta te leg islatu re. W hy cre ate a new board with alm ost 8<J’1 *n a cb e aP "a y - T he w riter be- hom es, so I th in k G eneral Dawes form erly an a re a salesm an. Mr. j Mrs II. F. Dye, C. E. R usher and
sin g ers w ill be p resen t T hursday and
unlim ited co n stitu tio n al pow er?
j lleve8 11 could be * row n to a '»- should be consulted at once."
S teins expects to handle the office ‘ Mrs Cecil M etzger. And the fol
evening and sing a t th e conclusion
work th is w inter.
“E
le
ctric
ity
on
E
very
F
arm
,"
is
an
o
th
er
of
th
e
delusive
slogans.
lowing teach er» : Hoy E. Cannon,
of th e ad dress by Miss Maud Aid-
T
he
sta
te
cannot
afford
to
do
th
is
any
m
ore
th
an
can
th
e
p
riv
ate
c
o
r
rich. More th a n a dozen papers
It is rem ark ed th a t G eneral Lyle R. Mason, C larence C. Ownbey,
porations.
w ill be read on F rid ay afternoon
A pathy will try to prev en t m any j Chas. Saverude, A ugusta H ahn,
C lara M. Sim onton, se creta ry for the H ousew ives’ Council, says
to u ch in g vital q uestions of the day
voters from going to th e polls on E ulala S tra tto n , H elen A nkcorn,
H en rietta L aw rence, Mildred W al
At a m eeting of th e local W. C. they a re am azed and chagrined th a t th e m a n u fa ctu re rs a re not backing
November 2.
th is am endm ent.
lace, Elizabeth P arker, M arjorie
T. U. y esterd ay at th e library, Mrs
They m ay w ell be. The m a n u fa ctu re rs a re hard-headed business
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Rueppell,
Why not buy lum ber d irect from A achen, Alice P rindle, M arian
Jack so n Jones. Mrs. H. S. Clow
T he Cecil M etzger grocery, which
men and know full w ell th a t th is proposed plan is an unsafe and e x ow ners -of th e Twelve-M ile ser-
th
e
m ill? Sandy Lum ber Co., phone Diglls and Melba Sanders.
Mrs. W. F. Honey, Mrs. L. A. Skuzie
has been ow ned and o perated by
pensive undertaking.
, vice statio n , have now com pleted him for the past six years in Sandy 223.—Adv.
and Mrs. H. L. St. C lair w ere
A T ria l
The safe and sensible th in g to do w ill be to vote 337 X No.
th eir new service building and G resham , has chan g ed ’ hands and
elected as delegates to the conven
Card of Thanks.
of N ickerson Jellied Chicken m eans
1
equipm
ent
w
hich
has
been
con-
tion from th e G resham union.
has been purchased by T. H
I wish to th a n k my m any friends ! a re tu rn order, Give it a tria l.—
! stru cted in connection w ith th e ga-s H ow itt, a pioneer grocer and m eat for th e ir p atro n ag e during the tim e | Adv.
T ick ets for the W ednesday evening
■
■ ■
) and oil sales d ep artm en t, and the man of G resham , who will take I have been In business In G resh-
banquet may he obtained from the
am..
All
my
accounts
are
to
be
For
low
est
ra te s on autom obile,
place
p
rese
n
ts
a
fine
appearance.
G resham D rug com pany, T aber's
possession of the place next Mon- paid to me direct.
Start Anytime. New or Renewal. Offer Expires October 31.
tru ck and g en eral in su ran ce see
All th a t rem ain s to be done la the | (1av
n
d ru g sto re or the G resham Outlook
CECIL METZGER. 1 B. W. T horne.—Adv.
T hrough an a rran g e m en t w ith Zam sky's A rt Studio, G resham , the p at„tin g of th e en tire set of build
u in n rsto o d th at the
The banquet prom ises an evening
Outlook is able to issue w ith each paid-in-advance y early subscription ¡nK8
*pbp m ain building about store will he closed for re p a irs atid
of exceptional en tertain m en t and it
a,co u p o n en titlin g th e holder to a sittin g and one finished, handsom e ; 43 x gq feet jn 8ji(, houses th e elec- rea d ju stm e n t for some tim e after
is hoped th e re will be a generous
cabinet photo, 6 x 7 , la test style,, easel m ounted, free. The coupon is trjc ignition and b attery division, Mr. Howitt assum es its ow nership,
resp o n se on th e p a rt of G resham
a g eneral overh au lin g to be made
good up to November 15, next.
the tires, th e high p ressu re car
citizens to attend. Copies of the
This offer is good until October 30 for the Outlook alone or in eon* w ashing d ep artm en t and the grease during this time. When opened for
w eek's p rogram m ay be obtained
business, in addition to th e line of
bination with other papers.
and oil rack. The living q u a rte rs
from th e Outlook office for the a s k
An offer sim ilar to th is w as m ade tw o y ears ago and many took of Mr. and Mrs. Rueppell are lo cat g roceries, th e re will be a meat
ing.
m ark et in connection. Mr. H ow itt
advantage of it.
ed on the second floor of th e build is th e ow ner and m anager of the
Once m ore th e appeal Is being
Special b arg ain ra te s on O regonian, T elegram and News, P o rtlan d |
Ing and are thoroughly m odern in NpwherR p . cWng com pa n y , a P o rt
b ro ad casted for m ore
sleeping
dailies, th is m onth.
every respect.
a p a rtm e n ts for th e use of visiting
land w holesale m eat concern.
T. I). H uff*is em ployed as b at
d elegates on T uesday, W ednesday
Beginning with next Monday the
employed, rep resen tin g a saving in '
tery and ignition expert and an ex office of the city w ater bureau will
and T h u rsday n ig h ts of * e x t week.
cash to the custom er. When pur- j
perienced m an will be on hand he located in the city hall and any
T h ere yet rem ains th a need for 25
chasing, com plete circu it of the
soon to tak e ch arg e of the w ashing affairs connected with the w ater
room s and any who m ay feel they
sto re m ust be m ade, beginning at
and greasing departm ent.
can a s s is t in th is m a tte r are asked
'T'H E exchange of Greeting Cards at tht
departm ent
will
be tran sa cted
the It-ft tu rn stile. The custom er
A pergola extends from the main th e re until th e sto re is re-opened
to com m unicate w ith Mrs. B. L.
Holiday Season has rightly become a
helps him self to w hatever he sees
s tru c tu re to th e gas and oil station
W alrad eith er a t h er residence or
universal
custom because it provides a
U nder the direction of O. S. W a r and the bill is paid to the cashier and under th is 12 c a rs can be A fter th at tim e th e w ater rent will
th e store.
ner, a crew of six P o rtlan d w o rk at th e exit. The learned man who parked at a tim e when the w eather be paid to the city tre a s u re r at the.
graceful
way
of acknowledging friendships.
men is busily engaged In putting in once said, "T h ere is nothing new is unfavorable. A fe a tu re for the sam e old stand. C lair G ulliksou Is
LYNIIUKST (L I B
continue his em ploym ent In the
th e shelving and o th er fixtures of 1 un,ler tbe su n . evidently never com ing season is the Italian roof to
Htor„ w |tb Mr
ELECTS OFFICERS the new Piggly W iggly sto re which heard of a Piggly Wiggly.
garden which is to be constructed
Mr. M etzger has built up a nice
will be in read in ess for the opening .
on
the top of the service station. ' business during th e past six years
The L v n h u rst Ladies Sew ing club
NED
BI
N
DING
TO
in th e Brown building on S atu rd ay , ;
At your suggestion our salesman will call
held a re g u la r m eeting at Mrs. A. October 23. This unit of th e chain J
RISE ON POWELL ST. Flow ers w ill be planted in abund- i and has m any friends in G resham
on
you with samples of our beautiful lines
ance
and
th
e
place
beautified
both
M cG regor's hom e on Section Line
grocery stores, under the m anage- j W ork will begin next week on a on the roof and lawn su rro u n d in g who will wish him well In w hat-
of
Greeting
Cards.
road O ctober 5. Pot luck luncheon
j ever ven tu re he may decide to en-
m ent of the Piggly W iggly corpora building on Powell stree t
by th e buildings. A grand opening Is gage in. At p rese n t his plans are
was served at 1:30. The m eeting j
tion, will m ark th e opening of th«* A rth u r D ow sett on his p roperty being planned to take place in a
w as called to o rd er by the p r e s i- 1
indefinite.
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20th. T hree thousand d o llars is to ! now ocupied by George B randt's sh o rt time.
dent, Mrs. G eòrgie S kalstad. Of
be expended, according to Mr. W ar tlresh o p . This will be the first
I For real estate loans see or call
ficers for the com ing y ear w ere '
ner, in the in te rio r fu rnishings, u n it of a business s tru c tu re which
Many new W ant Ads today
B. W. T horne.— Adv.
I lie variety in style and price will be of
elected as follow s: president. Mrs. 1
which are of light oak
Shelving, Is to cover th e en tire lot, w ith a
convenience
to many.
I. K. Young; vice president, Mrs.
fro n tag e of 80 feet. T he new build
basket racks, fru it racks, tu rn stiles, ing will average about 30 by 30, I
G eòrgie S k alstad ; se cretary , Mrs.
counters, etc., form p a rt of the will be of co ncrete and brick con-
W. S h av er; tre a su re r, Mrs W. O.
equipm ent, in addition to re frig _ e r stru ctio n , and one sto ry in height,
S haver.
ato rs, bins, and oth er recep tacles ! C laude Stockton has th e co n tract
By Gresham Unit American Legion Auxiliary
for foodstuffs.
[or th,e bu"
?
V
1
It 1» well to order at once while lines are com
,
have it com pleted w ithin a m onth
BASI.WE.NT WETIIOIHST El’lNt OPAL I III Kt II
Zion Evangelical Service*.
plete for as the holidays approach various lines will
It is understood th a t a com plete ■ N egotiations a re u nder way for a
E n g lish services of the Zion line of groceries will be installed. ; lease for business purposes of the
ho elosed out. ( all kere now and look over (he
samples.
E v angelical church will convene at rep rese n tin g an ou tlay of about new building when it is complete.
Mr Bran<lt
bi» "hop
11 a m Sunday, th e serm on topic (5,000 to s ta rt with, The
i ne method S aturday
Hp w111
p |a M »•«•»«
, o mf)Ve
T(} ,
to be. "T h e S tre n g th of Solitude." of serving one's self In a I iggly ■ |edo. Oregon, w h ete we will ta k e
W K N r
Sunday school will m eet at 10 W iggly Is unique and it is claim ed | ch arg e of a dairy and g eneral farm
Hot Roast Beef Sandw ich,
P o tato es,
Pickles
owned
by
bis
fath
e
r
and
himself.
o'clock Sunday m orning and the ' the overhead expense cf salespeo-
Fie, Coffee <»r Tea
senior league in th e evening at ' pie w ill be reduced from th e fact
Phone I 5 6 1
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Outlook W ant Ads will help you
»ir Plate
Puhlic Invited
7:30.
th a t but com paratively few need be on , he way , o sBW!eM
Service Station
Cecil Metzger Sells
Makes Additions
Grocery Business
Photo Coupon Given With Subscriptions
SEASON O F 1926
GREETINGS CARDS
Piggly Wiggly Store
to Open October 25
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HOT LUNCHEON
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THURSDAY, OCT. 21, 12 NOON
Gresham Outlook