PACK FOUR
GRESHAM OUTLOOK, TUESDAY.
FEBRUARY
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The G irls’ club of Zion E vangel SH A M , PO RTLA N D
365 days in a year. We have th e
ical church m ust be indefinitely
TA K E A BACK S F A T I p u rest of w ate r in abu n d an ce rig h t
postponed on account of sickness.
a t our door and th e m ost genial
T h ere will be no m eeting of the
It looks very much as though clim ate in th e w orld.
club this evening (Tuesday).
P o rtlan d w as doomed to ta k e a back T h ere is no spot in the know n
G uests a t the J. H. M etzger home seat a t th e p resen t tim e. T hink world w here th e G reat C reato r has
F rien d s of Miss Rose P o tter w ere
pleased to h e a r-h e r on W ednesday over th e w eek-end w ere Mrs. Metz back, old P o rtlan d e rs, It is only a so highly favored m ankind as in
evening of la st week over radio g e r’s sister-in -law . Mrs. Ray W in few y ea rs ago th a t P o rtlan d , O re th e vicinity of P o rtlan d . It only
KXL when she sang tw o selections. te rs and son Je ss of Bend, Oregon, gon, was, for Its size and num ber req u ires a little m ore pep, a united
“M em ories" and “Until You Cam e.” and Mrs. W in ters’ g ran d ch ild ren , of in h ab itan ts, reckoned th e th ird harm onious cooperative all-togeth-
Miss P o tter w as presented in th e Jo sep h in e and Jen e S aisbery, 8 and rich e st city in the U nited S tates e r pull and we can build np th e
re c ita l w ith a num ber of other 4 respectively. T he children are but now m u st tak e such a slap in g rea test, th e clean est, th e m ost
stud en ts of Mrs. F red Olson of being taken by th e ir g randm other th e face as th is (th e Longview h ealth fu l, m ost convenient and
P o rtlan d with whom she has been from Eugene to be under her care. b rid g e).
m ost b eautiful city in th e m odern
studying voice for some tim e. This T heir m other, Mrs. F lorence S a is
P o rtlan d has all th e n a tu ra l ad world.
H. W. SNASHALL.
van tag es over any of th e cities of
w as her first experience in broad bery, died about two y ears ago
New proof of th e efficiency of an
casting. She was accom panied to
Miss Edna M ew hirter has m ade the Pacific coast. It has th e only
P o rtlan d by Mrs. Joseph Caldo arran g e m en ts to s ta rt a kinder w ater g rad e e n tra n c e into the in an cien t w eapon was d em o n strated
w ith whom she m akes h er home g arten class for children four and te rio r of the g reat inland em pire recen tly when Melvin R. Clover
w hile a teacher of th e C ottrell five y ears
old.
W ork
w ill of the n o rth w est. It has a te r r i and Jo h n McCollum of V entura,
school.
begin on F eb ru ary 28 In the p r i tory over 10 m iles wide by over 20 C alifornia, retu rn ed from th e K ai
m
ary room of th e M ethodist Epis m iles long; level, good foundation; bab fo rest in n o rth ern A rizona,
Mrs. Ida H inshaw . in m aking the
Miss M ew hirter an o p p o rtu n ity to develop th e finest w ith th e ir C hevrolet decorated w ith
trip from Oakland, C alifornia, to copal church.
th e h orns of two 200-pound bucks,
h er hom e n ear Caldw ell, Idaho, specialized in p rim ary and kinder and sa fest h arb o rs in th e w orld,
over 20 m iles long from th e W il w hich they had killed w ith bow
g
arte
n
work
at
th
e
Oregon
N
orm
al
stopped off Sunday evening for a
and arro w in th e an cien t fashion
24-hour visit w ith her brother, J. and has had teaching experience. lam ette riv er to th e Sandy riv er which Robin Hood and his m erry
rig h t along th e city front.
Enough
children
have
now
been
A. Bushong, and her tw o sisters
P o rtlan d has available one-third men p ractised in Sherw ood fo rest
Mrs. J. A. H opper and Mrs. M. V. enrolled to assu re an in terestin g
of the n a tu ra l w ater h o rse pow er long ago. They b ro u g h t w ith them
class.
W
ork
will
begin
a
t
9
and
W hetzeil. Before com ing to G resh
of th e United S tates for g en e ratin g a w ritten sta te m en t from th e fo r
am she had spent a sh o rt tim e w ith close a t 12 on all school days.
est ran g e r, verifying th e fac t th a t
E. M. W ard has purchased a elec tricity w ithin a cab les length th e deer w ere killed w ith bow and
her d aughter Miss L oleta H inshaw
of th e city, and can have th e ch eap at row.
who Is attending the F rie n d s’ co l Buick Hedan th ro u g h the agency of
The bows w hich th ese men used
est electric pow er in th e world
W alter W. Metzger.
lege a t Newberg.
P o rtlan d has th e o p p o rtu n ity of w ere m ade for them a t V entura, by
Mrs. Mary C llnefelter of Rock building up one of th e la rg e st cities an ex p ert in th is alm ost forgotten
Mrs. Rose S h earer and her
art. They a re b eau tifu lly fashioned
d au g h ter H elen, aged nine, a re in aw ay, Oregon, is spending a few of th e world. Not a sm oke stack. of C alifornia yew. T he arro w s are
days
with
her
sister-in
-law
Mrs.
A.
q u a ra n tin e in th e ir home north of
No smoke, no soot, no dust. Every of ash, topped w ith tu rk ey feath ers
th e fair grounds for d iphtheria. It W. Shipley and also will visit at the wheel driven by electricity . It sees and pointed with a wicked steel
is not know n how the little girl home of her m other Mrs. C. Ju n k e r outside ca p ita l come in and build barb. If you have a lin g erin g idea
th a t a bow and arro w is a h a rm
con tracted th e disease, w hich she a t Handy. Mrs. C llnefelter'» h u s up larg e cities and build a fence less so rt of plaything dism iss it
band
is
a
m
em
ber
of
a
surveying
had in a severe form . All danger,
acro ss our highw ays In th e shape when you see w hat Clover can do
He
how ever, Is now past and it is ex party In the T illam ook country
of toll bridges acro ss our public w ith his pix-foot w eapon.
drove an arro w clea r th ro u g h one
pected th e q u a ra n tin e will be
An in terestin g program is being river.
of the bucks to finish it a fte r the
a rran g e d for the co n cert to be giv
raised in a sh o rt time.
We can m a n u factu re any known first shot had wounded it.
Clifford Fall is serving on the en a t th e M ethodist church on the p ro d u ct in th e w orld. We have the
A S cotchm an who was d e te r
ju ry in P ortland during the m onth evening of March 4 by R obert Blair rough or n a tu ra l product. We can mined on com m itting suicide w ent
In
th
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In
terests
of
the
W
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an’s
have
th
e
ch
eap
est
pow
er
in
the
of F ebruary. With his wife and
into a d ru g sto re and asked for 10
w orld. We have an o p p o rtu n ity to cen ts w orth of arsen ic. T he d ru g
children he is staying a t the home Home M issionary society.
Mrs. J. H. Wood, who has been ship direct to any p o rt In the g ist inquired w hat he w anted it
of his p are n ts in the city.
ill with an attack of flu for several w orld. We have an open h arb o r for. T he S cotchm an replied, "A
Mrs. B. W. E m ery Is recovering
nickel.”
days, is rep o rted as improving.
from a severe a ttac k of the grip.
Mrs. M arie D. Johnson of Balrds-
Mr. and M th . Loda Stockton a re dale has retu rn ed from San F ra n
receiving cong ratu latio n s over the cisco, w here she sp en t six weeks
arriv a l of a 6% -pound son a t th e ir w ith her d au g h ter and w as hon
home on Friday. He has been giv ored by m any social affairs by
en th e nam e of Gail Dewayne.
friends and relatives.
■I 3~dct Gloom Chaser
G erald W. Mason and L eslie St.
Mrs. Mary Coe Is ill at the home
C lair attended a unique party at of her son ami dau g h ter-in -law
Given by young people of Pleasant Home
th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. O rin M. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A. Coe. Al-
E llio tt of 6132, 44th stree t 8. E. on thougb she is well in her 92d year,
GRESH AM HIGH SCHOOL AI D ITO K II'M
S aturduy evening w here those G randm a Coe show s rem ark ab le
present, with the exception of the vitality and hopes for her recovery
G reshum visitors and a Miss E lsie a re considered good.
E lliott, w ere deaf m utes. T he eve
Mrs. P. A. Goulil Is confined to
ning w as spent in visiting and in h er bed by illness and is being
card s, after w hich dainty re fre sh cared for by her g ran d d au g h ter
Orrhestra
Qnartet
m ents of Ice cream , cake and coffee Miss Addie Pullen.
Scotch B aritone in ('ostinile
w ere served. O thers p rese n t be
sides those from G resham , Miss Would H urt Tow ns and In d u stries.
C u rtain 8:15
E lliott and the hoBt and hostess
A hill w as proposed 111 the Ore- |
R eserved S e a ts 50e
C h ild re n 25c
w ere Mr. and Mrs. L. N. P eterson gun le g isla tu re to prevent th e "pol
lutlon"
of
the
stream
s,
so
d
rastic
and tw o children, John Ross, Miss
that it wus estim ated its compll
Daisy M orrison, E verett Yeager, mice would cost P o rtlan d alone
Mrs. Puul B auer, all of P ortland, about $35,000,000, or $100 per ca p
ita for new sew ers. It would cost
and W illiam K ifer of L innton.
m any o th er cities alm ost a t the
Mrs. C arrie H ansen Is recovering sam e rate. W hile it w as tem p o r
from a siege of th e grip w hich kept arily w ithdraw n, it will undoubt
h er confined to the house for sev edly he considered in th e fu tu re,
and the public should un d erstan d
era l days.
the facts involved.
Mrs. 8. R. K itzm iller w as called
T he riv ers belong to th e public.
to Oregon City Sunday m orning to N'uvtguhlc or not, they a re the
a ssist In the ca re of her son W alter highw ays of tra d e anil the a rte rie s
of kite. In d u stries build along th e
and his fam ily of wife uud four rivers, th a t cannot live anyw here
children who are all sick w ith in else. Almost every in d u stry a c
te stin a l flu. T he wife and six- tually "p o llu te s” the stream , at
m onths old baby a re still ill, but least th e o retically ; to absolutely
elim inate such contam ination is to
the o th ers are slow ly im proving.
elim inate the industry.
T he riv ers m ust he kept safe; but
A baby g irl was born to Mr. and
Mrs. B url Raby, residing In the that may be infinitely far from . .
\\ e half-sole and heel them
elim inating all contam ination. In I
C lanahan addition, on J a n u a ry 31. d u strla l life m ust he m aintained. I *
and they are as good as new
T he little one has been nam ed Col even a t th e cost of some technical
when we get through.
Saw m ills,
tan
leen Mae. The mot tier was fo rm e r contam ination.
neries,
paper
m
ills,
m
ines,
all
tend
ly Miss E lla Engle, a cousin of Mrs.
to affect th e stre a m s; and yet, as
M arian Lam bert.
betw een th eo retical strea m purity
The W. C. T. U. w ill m eet on and a populace w ith a thousand or
T h ursday afternoon a t the home of a m illion jobs m aintaining th a t
many homes, th e jobs m ust stand.
Mrs. Mary McManus. Victory day
Mayor linker of P o rtlan d p ro p
CARL DAHL, Prop.
and F ran ces W illard Memorial day erly refused to su p p o rt th e m eas
u
re
th
a
t
th
rea
ten
e
d
to
extinguish
w ill be observed under the d irec
Phone 41
Pow ell St.
tion of Mrs. L. A. Skuzie w ith a Industry and b an k ru p t *iis city.
W hatever can be done to p re U - - !
fitting program .
serve the stream , should be done;
The G resham grange w ill meet but alw uys It m ust he w ith the
M I O K H M I I S I u m a iiiijn H iH m u iB H U ii
next S aturday, F ebruary 12, In th e thought th at in a settled cou n try
are the a rte rie s of in d u stria l
re g u la r all-day session. Au in te r they
life D rinking w ater supplies m ust
esting fea tu re of the lecture hour come from unpolluted sources en
will be the talk by George E. G rif tire ly removed from
in d u strial
fith of the United S tates forestry stream s.
service on "F o rest P rosperity."
Muffle Itw lpe.
T he lecture will be illu strate d with
T here are m any waffle recipes
stereoptlcon views. Lust sum m er and w ith a little p ractice a person
It was given by Mr. Griffith on the can soon determ ine Just how to
Ellison-W hite C hautauqua circuit. eook waffles to the satisfactio n of
In itia to ry w ork is expected In the
the family. The follow ing Is mi
m orning session and th e usual
auth en tic recipe as it cam e from
g range dinner a t noon. All are
a prom inent waffle house In P o rt
welcome to the lecture hour which
land ami has been tried repeatedly
Is i pen to th e public.
with success.
“Sunshine," a play w hich is to
No one would think of trading in a car just because
Two cups flour, 3 teaspoons b ak
be given at the O rient school au d i ing powder, 4 teaspoons su g ar. 1
its
tires were worn out. Why not apply the same
torium on T hursday evening, Feb- teaspoon salt, 2 eggs, 1-3 eup oil,
principle
to your motor? It’s perfectly natural that
ru a ry 10. will be repeated at the I ’v cups milk Mix the dry in g red
its moving parts should need replacement.
G resham high school gym nasium ients, add the beaten egg yolks,
on F riday evening, F eb ru ary 11. milk and shortening, then fold In
T he play Is beiug given under the the beaten w hites of th e eggs.
Don’t sacrifice your car. Consult us. Ix?t us
auspices of the young people of the
if th e Iron Is healed piping het
look it over—we're motor specialists.
P lea san t Home B aptist church and before pu ttin g in the b a tte r, th e re
Is being coached by Miss F. C. F air- is no d an g er of sticking, provided
w eather. The proceeds will go to the recipe has been carefu lly fo l
We guarantee an expert mechanical job and will
w ard a piano fund.
lowed
use only the best parts, such as McQuay-Norris
1927
A Mce Little Army.
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Window ( leaning.
U sers of the W ant Ad colum n are
T he low er house of co n g ress has
F or ex p ert window cleaning see urged to pay cash w ith order and
provided pay for 118,750 m en in ! S. T ajim a, o r leave o rd ers w ith J.
avoid sending bills for
sm all
th e arm y. A ttem p ts to in crease, as Ross Brow n, G resham , phone 2501. am ounts,
w ell as to decrease, th e size or the
arm y have been defeated. T hus
th e c o u n try has re tu rn e d to its pre- '
w ar basis. The different sta te s a re I
m ain tain in g th e ir m ilitia forces (
and th e sum m er soldier tra in in g
cam p plan w ill be kept up by the
governm ent. T his is th e n ational
plan for p rep a re d n ess and self-de- I
fense.
In th e debates the co n
gressm en have expressed full con- i
Specially marked down for a quick close out.
fidence in the ability of th e United '
S tate s to keep off a ll tresp a sse rs.
HOUSE DRESSES
Our Cleaning is d ifferen t; you
w ill be satisfied. L et us prove it.
P ete r L enard. We call and deliver.
Portland-Gresham Stage
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“ T lie H ouse of Q u ality ”
G R ESH A M , OREGON
PH O N E 1411
W e G ive G reen T ra d in g S tam p s
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O w n ed a n d o p e r a te d
by
GEO. LEWIS & SON
Our V alentine C ards ex press the sen tim en ts th a t
w ill never die— reg ard —ad m iratio n —love.
We have a w ealth of ca rd s from w hich to choose
—w h eth er it is a sim ple card w ith a fitting verse ex
p ressin g reg ard and ad m iration, or an elab o rate
creatio n ex p ressin g love.
Send a valentine to your sweetheart—wife_
m other— friend.
Priced from 1£ to 25 £
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11
LOOK!
LISTEN!
COOPfOATlVt
Now on Display!
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A ew Spring Ginghams
to arrive in a few days.
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HEPP’S RACKET STORE
I aientine Headquarters
P hone 123(1
lalentine Bay, February 14
REMEMBER
REMEMBER
REMEMBER
REMEMBER
GRESHAM
GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
The Street — POWELL STREET
The Proprietor — -A. J. W. BROWN
The Market—
The Phone— 1891
We Repair Galoshes
RED HOCK C H E E S E — F R E S H
FISH — PO U LTR Y
GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
M arket In G resham .
S atisfaction
GRESHAM SHOE SHOP
Why Sacrifice a Good
Car Just Because
of Motor Wear
Areme Club
MASQUERADE DANCE
MASONIC HALL, GKKSIIAM
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11
PRIZES
Ladles Sir
fo r the best c h a ra c te r
best ixm sle am t best ri
GIG R A Y S ORCI I EST I {A
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1 iston Rings, 1 istons, Pins and, if you need them.
Bearings.
The Super-Six Principle
also revealed in the
ESSEX SuperSYX.
An outstanding characteristic of the Essex
Super-Six is the complete absence of
labor with which it performs every re
quirem ent.
4 PASSENGER SPEEDSTER $7M
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COUPE S7M
■Mt p r ic e s f. a. b. D e tr o it. p lu s w a r e x c is e ta x
You'll yet a price in advance.
GRESHAM GARAGE
HA M LIN & H O SS, P rops.
P h o n e 2391
P ow ell S tre e t
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And. so, in all it does, w hether spurting
at top speed, or doing a comfortable fifty
miles an hour all day long, you can
realize its silky super-performance, only
by the wav you distance others.
SEDAN $7X5
E ngineered to low est m aintenance
and operation costs
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Hudson-Essex Dealer
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Phone 2491
Gresham
Opposite P. O.
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