P A U * F O I'K
GRESHAM
OUTLOOK, TUESDAY,
MAY
3,
1927
H elen Mack u n d erw en t a ton-
R. E. Johnson of P o rtlan d , w ith
The fire prevention week display firm will be in th is vicinity to buy
the Pacific B uilding M aterials com silor operation Monday in P o rtlan d in the K idder hardw are window, black ch e rrie s for shipm ent to
pany of th a t city, has th e co n tra ct of from which she is said to be recov which a ttracted m uch attention, e a ste rn m arkets. The pro sp ects for
hauling and placing m a teria l for
was the w ork of the eighth grade | a good crop here are good, accord-
erin g nicely. Mrs. Mack w ill bring
the m aintenance road w ork be
scnool boys assisted by th e ir p rin - ing to Mr. W ells, who says th a t his
h er home in th ree or four days.
cipal. In connection with th is it firm will continue th e ir custom of
The stock rem aining of Mrs. tw een Boring and Sandy. T he haul
The Rev. and Mrs. E. H o rstm an u is well to rem em ber th a t while fire I paying the h ighest cash price for
is
made
from
Boring
w
h
ere
th
e
m
a
W inifred Jo n e s’ Ladies* Shoppe has
been packed by R. E. U ullivant of terial is delivered over th e P o rt left today for Spokane, W ashing prevention week is past, th e re are i th e fru it. Young & W ells a re the
heaviest ch erry sh ip p ers in the
P o rtlan d , tru ste e of the business. land E lectric Power com pany lines ton, accom panied by Mrs. H. F ritz 52 w eeks in th e year.
Jim m y, th e sm all son of Mr. and | country, says Mr. W ells, handling
U nless a successor is secured for from the Ross Islan d Sand & and Miss K ath erin e B ratzel, w here
th e business here the stock will be G ravel com pany. T his w ork, which they will atten d th e d istric t con Mrs. Glen Davidson, has been su f m ore out of the W illam ette valley
fering intensely from inflam m ation th an all other sh ip p ers com bined.
moved to P ortland. Mrs. Jones has will last until about th e 1st of A u
gone to A laska, w here she w ill be gust, may offer an o p p o rtu n ity for ference of th e Zion E vangelical of the m iddle ear, follow ing an a t
The last m eeting for th e season
several laboring men to find em church. Miss B ratzel was sen t as tack of the grip. S atu rd ay it was
in charg e of a sim ilar business.
of the high school P aren t-T each er
ploym ent, says Mr. Johnson. He a delegate from the church at found necessary to p u n ctu re the
Miss E sth e r W allin, who recently
association will be held at th e a s
has secured room and board at th e
moved to the E aston house on B. W. Em ery home and will m ake G resham and Mrs. F ritz will re p re ear drum , since which tim e he has sem bly room of the school b u ild
sent
the
W
omen’s
union
of
the
been g reatly relieved.
Cleveland avenue, sustained n u G resham his h e a d q u arte rs for the
L. W. W ells of the firm of Young ing on W ednesday evening, May 4,
m erous body bru ises la st S aturday sum m er. Mrs. Johnson expects to church. They expect to be gone
about
ten
days
and
on
the
re
tu
rn
&
W e ils , of P o rtlan d , extensive a t 8 o'clock. T h ere will be a sh o rt
evening w hen the w agon being to be in G resham soon for a stay of
trip will visit with Mrs. H orst sh ip p ers of fru it and oth er p ro d program and a discussion on the
driven by her on E ast Pow ell stre e t a few weeks.
m atin's p are n ts near Seattle. T here ucts, was in Gresham the la tte r 1 benefits of the association. T his
betw een Cleveland avenue and th e
Mr. and Mrs.
W. Conklin and will be no preaching services next p a rt of la st week In the in terests will be the tim e for th e an n u al
business section of G resham w as
children have moved from the T el Sunday at th e local church, hut of his com pany. A m em ber of the I election of officers.
bum ped into from the re a r by a
ford house to the house of Mrs. W. Sunday school will be held as
m achine driven by W ilm ar Nelson.
m in.... mu.................................................. mmm......
filili
'»"g
B. Davies adjoining her residence. usual.
Both wagon and m achine w ere bad
Mr. Conklin is an engineer in a
An Incident th a t m arred the
ly dam aged.
P ortland Ice plant.
p leasu re of the high school picnic
E. W. S tra tto n accom panied S a r
Mr. and Mrs. D aniel D eavlile of F riday at Blue lake was the acci
g eant H. Ram sey of P ortlan d to H illsboro visited from F riday till
The D alles Monday on an inspec Sunday at the home of th e ir son dental in ju ry to a stu d en t, Fred
tion trip of the Oregon N ational Ralph, m anager of th e P iggly Helber, in connection w ith a jav e
lin throw ing contest. The javelin
G uard.
Wiggly.
stru ck him in the side of the face,
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. L arson and
Mrs. II. C. W ihlon has been ill fra ctu rin g the lower jaw. He re
Mrs. M. E. W illiam s drove to Salem the past week witli lum bago. She fused to reg ard the in ju ry as se ri
Sunday w here they attended a r e Is th o u g h t to be slig h tly improved. ous and retu rn ed to the lake after
ligious service. They took dinner
J. E. W orrall and d au g h ter Ruth receiving aid from a local surgeon.
witli Mr. and Mrs. R obert Miller.
have left for th e ir home in Minne His condition is reported sa tisfa c
A num ber from G resham a re apolis afte r a visit w ith th e form tory.
planning to attend the series of lec er's b /o th e r-ln -la w C harles Rogers
tu re s w hich a re being given th is and family.
week at the C entral F ree M ethodist
Rudolph K aser and fam ily have
church, 55th and F lan d ers stree ts,
rented the C lanahan house on Main
P ortland, by the Rev. N athan Cohen
street and will occupy it w ithin the
Beskin, a converted Jew .
Mr.
next two weeks. C. N. C lanahan
Beskin, is a m an of education and
A v isit to o u r sto re
s
has m ade arran g e m en ts to re tu rn
p resen ts some novel subjects in a
to Scotland and p lan s to leave
will
in
s
ta
n
tly
c
o
n
strik in g m anner.
G resham about the 10th of th is
vince you th a t o u r
Mrs. E lean o r B oughner is an month, to rem ain probably a year
box c a n d ie s w e r e
nounclng th e advent of h er ninth and a half.
| Silkio, Rayon Prints, 32 inches wide. Colors: ecru,
g rea t
grandchild, L oran Jam es
m
a d e -to -o rd e r
H arold Isen h ath of S eattle v isit
| Copenhagen, nile, honeydew, light orange. All
Cooper, who was born A pril 29 at
ed with Claude and G race Welch on
Pow ers, Oregon. Mrs. Cooper will
s
have small contrasting figures and
Sunday. He m ade a business trip
be rem em bered as Miss Mildred
flowers.
Yard........... .... ...........................
to P ortland to close a real estate
M ontgom ery who has spent some
deal.
tim e in Gresham . Mrs. Boughner
Printed Rayon Canton in pin checks in red, green,
Jam es Busliong has been sick in
W e h a v e a good s u p
has six children unit 23 g ra n d
and two colors in blue, 36 inch.
o_
bed for th e past week with a form
ply of large, m edium
children.
of in testin al tro u b le accom panied
a n d sm all boxes in
Yard
F o re st Jen n e has purchased a by extrem ely high fever.
J. A.
p lain, fan c y o r u n iq u e
C hrysler 70 sport phaeton through Busliong lias also been ill for sev
Primrose Rayon Crepe, 36 inch, neat fig-
styles.
the agency of the H essel Im plem ent eral days w ith an attac k of grip.
gured color combinations. Yard.......
com pany. The m achiue was deliv
ALSO
The Misses M ildred Kunimel,
ered Kuturday.
l or slips we have the popular colors in nanking
Dorothy Cooper and G ladys Mc
C ards anti B ooklets.
J. F. Shea of F argo, N orth D a Cann and E arl W eiss, m em bers of
pongee
and sunshine silk. W e have a good grade
C ut F lo w e rs on o rd er.
kota, has been a recent visitor at the high school ty p in g class, a c
the home of his nephew J. F. W het com panied by th e ir
P o tte d P la n ts.
of washable flat crepe all silk, 39 inch,
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in stru c to r
stone and fam ily, on his way home I.yle Mason, p articip ated in the
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H a n g in g B askets.
from San Diego, C alifornia. Mr. fifth an n u al sta te typing co n test
Shea, w hile 72 y ears old, is hale held at Oregon A g ricu ltu ral college
| Have just received a new lot of Georgette Scarfs,
Get M o th e r’s p re se n t
and hearty and enjoying every m ile S aturday. T his contest, w hich is
hand-painted, light colors, very beautiful
now w hile se le c tio n s
of his trip . He w as appointed a sponsored by the se c re ta ria l de
each
$1.50 and $2.00
a re best.
United S tates m arshal by form er partm en t of the college, had dele
P resid en t Rooaevolt in 1907.
1 H .\R \ E S I’ HATS for men, women and
gates from 38 high schools of th e
The W om an's Home M issionary sta te in attendance.
children
................
. . 25< to $1.25
society w hich was scheduled to
Mrs. A rth u r W itter Is at the
m eet w ith Mrs. W. W. H astings T hom as san itariu m for trea tm e n t.
Special in I ncle Sam blue chambray shirts
W ednesday afternoon, will m eet nt A nother inm ate of th e Thom as
Hot lunches will be d is
full cut, each............................................
th e church Instead, ow ing to ill home is Claude G erking, a sm all
continued al'ler May 7.
ness in the H ustings home. Mrs. boy from Bridal Veil, who is recov
Jessie Rice of P ortlan d will be the ering from an a ttac k of typhoid
Salads, sandw iches, home-
m ade pies, ctc„ served.
principal speaker of th e afternoon. fever.
All Indies a re requested to bring
.1. F. Lovegren, forem an at the
“ T h e H ouse of Quality**
th eir m ite boxes as th is is th e r e g pickle plant, moved S atu rd ay from
EM fwatì VÉ
u la r m ite box opening day. The (he llo rn lsh a p a rtm en ts into the
G R ESH A M . OREGON
M other’s Jew els are nlso asked to house belonging to the Oregon
PH O N E t i l l
be present w ith th e ir m ite boxes, j Pickle & Cunning com pany, re c e n t
Phone HUI
We Give G reen T ru d in g S tam p s
T hose having th e boxes a re asked ly vacated by J. I,. Stafford.
“ immiuiiiiimmiuiiimiiimoiiimmmdimmimioimimimniimimmtiiimmminmiiimmuimimimMiimmmiuiimiiimi?
to semi them if unable to be pres- I
ent.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Adolph
I
Zam sky Monday, May 2, at the
G resham Locals
Box Candies
Ladles' Shoes $4.95.
R epresentative of S p irella g a r
Slippers, pum ps, oxfords, all the
m ents— silk underw ear, hosiery,
corsets, girdles, slips, b rassieres, la test styles. Also lad ies’ shoes at
will d em o n strate in your home. $2.95 and $3.95. A ylsw orth & M ar
Phone Mrs. E tta Hoover, 3267 tin . G resham .—Adv.
Gresham .—Adv.
D on't lay /o w n th e pap er till you
We ca n ’t give you th e Outlook have read the W ant Ads.
with a fine new A uto-Strop razor
set but we will give you the razo r
*
S P E C I A L COMMUNICA-
set w ith a y ea r’s sub scrip tio n to the w Z j r T I O N of G resham Lodge No.
Outlook. A hundred or so sets— A / ' 152 A. F. & A. M. in Masonic
w hile they last.
h all, G resham , T hursday evening.
May 5. L abor in the F. C. De
The p attern on colored dishes gree. Visiting b reth ren welcome.
W. L. GORSAGE, Sec y.
w ears off evenly if th e dishes a re
A. W. METZGER, W. M.
ro tated in use.
FREE!
G EN U IN E
Ever hot Table Stove
Valued at $3.95
\N EVERHOT ELECTR IC COOKER
Come in and let us demonstrate this wonderful
cooker that is operated from your light current.
PORTLAND
EL'
N e w A rriva ls
j in Summer Dress Goods
For Mother
$1.25 !
75C 1
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
Ehr (Osriirvttv
P ortland sanitarium , a daughter.
W alter M etzger, local Buick deal
er, has taken over the Buick fra n - j
chlse for ull the te rrito ry in e a s t
ern C lackam as county. T his was
form erly the te rrito ry covered by
the C ascade Motor com pany of Es- I
tacada. T his firm has been a p
pointed by Mr. Metzger ns his a sso
ciate d ealer in th a t locality.
Two children of the vicinity, the
daughters of C. D. Cathey and Glen |
Howe, a re suffering from a com bi- |
nation of m easles and whooping
cough. Many cases of these two
diseases exist singly throughout
G resham and surrounding country. !
A real tre a t is prom ised th o ss ,
who attend the Ladies Aid benefit
play, 'T h e New M inister", to be
given F riday evening at the grade
school auditorium by the Wood-
stock Ladies Aid under th e a u s
pices of the local Aid. The play, a
m usical comedy, is full of Interest
and m irthful com plications and is
said to lie a sure cure for the blues.
T he C entenary W ilbur M ethodist
o rch e stra of IB pieces will accom
pany the cast.
t
•’.VIother** Gift for
Mother's Day"
Has an appeul all Its own.
“ Mpi-lt if tnom r" CarButlpn
Flak.
F lo w er-ln -lh e-llo llle
Toilet W ater,
For that
"L ittle Mother o' Mine"
Combines M other's flower,
om : dollar
~
< Jb ,
* AWI
find
S ilk M ix e d Crepe
Nev designs in Printed Silk and Cotton Crepe,
beautiful new patterns, 36 inches wide,
priced at....................................................
95c
Silk and C otton Crepe
Very pretty new designs and colors,
36 inches wide, priced a t.........................
>
69c
Rayon P rin ts
36-in. Rayon Prints of lustrous finish, comes
in a number of new all-over designs at....
79c
441
PE T E R PA N ”, P lain Colors
All the leading shades. Guaranteed fast
colon, 36 inches wide, priced a t............
59c
“P E T E R PA N ”, P rin ts
32-in. prints in dainty floral and figured all over
designs. Guaranteed as all “Peter Pan”
fabrics.............................................................. 59C
PA M IC 0 SUITING
In all the season’s best colors. Guaranteed
1 ist colors, 36 inches wide........................
.•’,9c
W. R. Hicks Company
such
High, m edium and low heels.
Blonds, blacks and tans.
AylsWorth Ô Martin^
S« r ,
A sk to see o u r
LADIES* SH OES
THEY'RE BITING!
K O V T II S
The T ires you buj from us are
absolutely p r o te c te d for a period of
12 m onths, through a co n tract we
O have mad.' w ith the T ire Repine.
merit Corporation. W ith each tire
I purchased, you are issued a ''C er-
| tittia te of T ire P otection' which
protects you by paying all cost of
________ __
G re sh am
Two Words With You
Mr. Fisherman
No Cost To You
Af
o
12
P h o n e 8Q1
k.
NO T IR E E X P E N S E
FOR
Smart New
Slippers <no/ Pumps
Nowhere will you
splendid shoes at so J
low a price
P ow ell St.
68c
85C
0
ELECTRIC 5 T O R E ^ 0 Z ^ ELECTRIC BLDO.
The story is told. You know instantly of tackle
needed and also the best place in town to get it.
l ine new tested tackle is here waiting for you.
Never a better assortment. Also new ideas in
equipment for a regular vacation of fishing.
Come in and let us tell you what we know of the
best streams and also help you select an outfit that
will answ er your needs for many more fishing trips.
repairs on your rasing when you
m eet with m isfortune caused by—
K tlD O W
M ld lt.lM I
RIM ( I i s
t.lts s tiis
BLOW-OUT»*
HRt'IKES
I V HI li-l > I I. A T Io \
'•eeond only to the necessary tackle, pole,
etc» for an extended ti-hinv trip 1« a good
flashlight and a couple of extra bulbs.
W H EE L M IS I I II, A M 1S T.
Should year lire be no badly damaged that II ran ant be re-
» I I I re p la c e It with a .....
d e d a rtla a .oil. t ,.r
the natural wear of the tire 1-12 for each month used.
L. L. KIDDER HDW. CO.
Gresham Battery & Tire Shop
Sportsmen's Headquarters
p a ire d , w e
Phone 1791
t . I’. CHRIBTEKMKft, Prop
Powell and Roberts
Phone 1421
Gresham