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PAGK FOUR GKKSHAM OUTLOOK, TUESDAY, MAY lì, 1927 R epresentative of S p irella g a r Aid th e Red C ross to aid th e flood d istan ce and has m ade neighbors of Mrs. Belle Beers, who a few days MOTOR CAR CHANGES ago w ent to Eugene to v isit h er H A BITS OF NATION com m unities w hich w ere form erly su fferers by atten d in g th e benefit m ents— silk underw ear, hosiery, m any m iles ap art. D istance is no ball gam e a t G resham high school, co rsets, girdles, slips, b rassieres, d au g h ter Mrs. W illiam K. H am il Can any one realize or attem p t longer m easured in m iles but r a th W ednesday (tom orrow ) 2 to 4. will dem onstrate in your home. ton, had th e m isfortune S atu rd ay to explain the im portance of th e au e r in m in u tes and a com m unity Phone Mrs. E tta Hoover, 3267 evening to fall down a Alght of Continued from page 1 Uncle Sam Work Shirts, 75c. tom obile and tru ck in the com m er w hich w as form erly ten m iles dis G resham .—Adv. sta irs b reaking her hip. She is be A m erry p arty of ten gathered at F u ll cut. 2 pockets. Special ta n t is now only 20 m in u tes from ing trea ted in a Eugene hospital. electricity and the b asem ent is cial life of today? the city p ark in P o rtlan d Sunday value. A ylsw orth & M artin, G resh T he only way to g et an in tim a Its neighbor. T his has b u ilt up a am.—Adv. to do honor to th e th ird birthday of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. M etzger left equipped with gas ran g e, cupboards tion of it is to try to th in k w hat it b etter u n d erstan d in g and a g reat this m orning for Eugene w here and tab les and has facilities for one of th e ir group M aster Tommy m eans In a lim ited area w ith w hich coincidence betw een various tow ns Need a Shave I A rct. Those p resent at the picnic they can be n ear Mrs. Beers, who feeding 300 a t a tim e. R ight now it m ight be w ell to m ention th a t the on« is m ost fam iliar, as, for in and d istric ts and has w orked to the See th e O utlook’s exceptional supper w ere Mr. and Mrs. Homer is th e m o th er of Mrs. Metzger. H om em ade Mrs. L eslie T. S t.C la ir is ill at g ran g e rs know how to feed th e stance, a tow n, or county or state, benefit of th e co u n try as a w hole.” subscription offer. A rct and son, Mrs. T. It. H ow itt and then m ultiply th e conclusions Phone su b scrip tio n s to 1561. and son F rederick, Mr. and Mrs. her home, as are also h er chil’dren. hungry. C ertainly th e rep a st of T he M ississippi fiood has de by enough to cover all cities and George Leslie, Mrs. A nnie Hevel, Ju n io r and Betty, who a re suffer S atu rd ay evening could never be stroyed m illions of d o lla rs' w orth all states. STATED COMMUNI- A. W. E aston and Clyde Jennings. ing w ith a severe a ttac k of w hoop duplicated for th e m eager sum Now a 4 t the charged for it. Not only w as th e It is claim ed th ere a re over 23,- of p ro p erty and rendered m any cation, G resham Chap- ing cough. th o u san d s hom eless and foodless— Lesley W iles paid a brief visit to 000,000 m otor cars in th e United food of the Anest quality, but th e 't. r No. 117, O. E. S.. T he S. E. C ircle of the M ethodist TABER PHARMACY his m other Mrs. H en rie tta W iles on Ladies Aid has been postponed abundance of it was a m a tte r of S tates. T h at is one to Ave persons except as th e Red Cross can ren d er T uesday evening, May S atu rd ay and Sunday on the eve of from W ednesday to T h u rsd ay a f te r m arvel. Selections from KGW radio of th e to ta l population. S ecretary aid in th e em ergency. H elp th is 17. D egrees; v isito rs P istachio, V anilla and C ustard welcome. h er d ep a rtu re for F resno, C alifor noon on account of th e Dixie b ase w ere enjoyed d u rin g the p ro g ress of S tate Kozer has said th a t th e "g re a te st m o th er” to help the a t th is tim e. By o rd er of W. M. hom eless. G et in on th e benefit nia, to reside w ith h e r son W alter ball gam e on W ednesday. to tal m otor licenses in Oregon for of dinner. CLARA E. PU LFER, S ecy. ball gam e tom orrow . and fam ily. Lesley, who has been T he upper Aoor of th e g ran g e th e c u rre n t year will ru n about Mrs. Wm. H ornecker, who su f in L ew iston, Idaho, for some tim e fered a stro k e of p araly sis seven hall has four handsom e electric 250,000. T h at's m ore th an one to NOTICE. past, has now accepted a position weeks ago, is recovering from th e drop lights w hich provide am ple five of the population. T he G resham ice p la n t is now in stallin g a large saw m ill at Burns, lighting. A good size stag e occu By very close count based on the p rep ared to fu rn ish th e public w ith ! severe illn ess follow ing it and is Oegon, and expects to be th e re for now able to be up a p a rt of th e pies the en tire south end of the O utlook's recent census of G resh ice any tim e day or night and S un th e com ing year. Mrs. W iles is hall, and equipm ent has been in am, th e re are 335 m otor cars days. Clem ens Ac B right, Props. planning to accom pany her son to tim e. stalled for m otion p ictu re e n te r owned by G resham city resid en ts— Phone 1381.—Adv. First Prize A. Y. Beach, deputy county a s F resno in a day or so, w here she tainm ents. On S atu rd ay evening m ore th a n one to five of the popu sessor, is m aking his annual Many new W ant Ads today. m ay reside for a t le ast a year. the stag e was beau tifu lly d ec o rat lation. rounds am ong th e business houses 2nd P riz e ................... .$50.00 Cash ed w ith flowers. K enneth R oberts, Cecil M etzger, of G resham for the tax levy. T here a re in the city of G resham 5 Prizes $ 1 u each Cash — 20 Prizes $5 each Cash As a conclusion of th e e n te rta in five d ealers, seven g arages and nine J . V. Cogswell and Mel D uncan Mrs. Adolph Zam sky w as r e m ent a q u ilt and bedroom em broid 7(0 handsome, costlv alum inum w are prizes w ent Sunday on a Ashing trip up Alling statio n s. moved S unday from th e P o rtlan d ery set w ere aw arded, th e q u ilt to th e D eschutes riv er south of T he T h at rep rese n ts a cross section sa n ita riu m to th e home of Mrs. J. O. I. Neal, m a ster of the G resham D alles. Mrs. R oberts accom panied of th is city as to the place of the A. B ushong w here she and h er grange, and the set to Mrs. Ruth the p arty as far as Hood River m otor ca r in its com m ercial and baby a re being cared for. Mrs. Moller. T he proceeds from the w here she visited w ith her p aren ts g en eral activities and th e re are Zam sky is rep o rted as doing well. sale of th ese a rticle s w ill be used u n til evening. only a few sections of th e country Two new babies have arriv ed at for th e beneAt of the home eco th a t would not average up about * W om an's Adviser for Mrs. J. H. M etzger and Mrs. the n u rsin g home of Mrs. H arriet nomic d ep artm en t of th e grange. T he J. R. W a tk in s Co. w an ts good, home- as well. 32-lnch Gingham s Em m a M anning w ere delegates to Tim m erm an. An KMi-pound d au g h prepared a n d te s te d W A T E R L E S S The m arvel of the whole b u si th e d istric t convention of N eigh te r w as born to Mr. and Mrs. J. F. I’l ANO P U P IL S GIA I R enfrew , A m oskeag and K al- COOKER R E C IPE S for her W aterless ness is th a t it has been only about bu rn ie fa st colored gingham s, bors of W oodcraft w hich m et on G annon of Sandy on May 11 and a EN SEM BLE I’ ROG R AM 30 y ears in bringing about th is im Cooking guide book. She w an ts your all 32 inches wide, larg e a s F riday and S atu rd ay at th e lodge dau g h ter w eighing nine pounds to help and offers these prizes so all w omen so rtm e n t of p attern s, A program w ith some fea tu re s of m ense production and use of m otor w ill be interested. h ea d q u arte rs In P ortland. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. M cCreary of Bull May special ............ ca rs and th e associated industries. u nusual In terest was given last John B liss attended the convention Run, May 11. FOR DETAILS OF CONTEST AND COOKER T hursday night by th e pupils of And to it m ust be added th e g reat as a visitor. T he next session of Percales and Prints OFFER .WRITE OR PHONE AT ONCE - T he Splzeritiktum club will m eet Miss F lorence H oney in her studio. road developm ent of th e various th is organization, w hich m eets ev Prepares w h o le m e a l of cheap a t the g ran g e hall F rid ay a fte r A large num ber of p are n ts and sta te s and national governm ent, 32- and 36-inch m aterial, all f^ il^ e U c io u e ly , w ithou t w ttc h * ery two years, w ill be held at T illa th is season's p attern s. A fine noon at 2:30. Mrs. W. W. H astings friends of th e pupils w ere presen t. which, d u rin g the developm ent of dr burning. 5oue« o n e -tf itof mook. selection of checks and floral food a n d fuel. and Mrs. W illiam Thom w ill be th e H arold W ithnell, th e 9-year-old son th e m otor ca r and necessitated by «¿ATKINS TO GST COOKER designs. May Mrs. George Jen k in s underw ear hostesses for th e occasion. G re sh a iu ’hone 20(il of the Rev. and Mrs. E. W. W ith it. has ru n into the billions. special ................. an operation at Good S am aritan We have become a nation on Many telephone lines a re o u t of nell of P lea san t Home, who has hospital la st T uesday for the r e com m ission th is m orning as th e r e taken piano lessons b ut a few w heels. English Prints moval of gallstones. She is re p o rt Joe Dunne, president of th e O re sult of th e exceedingly high wind m ouths, played a very cred itab le ed as doing well. G uaranteed fast colors, 32 w hich visited th is locality last accom panim ent to a violin solo by gon S tate Motor association, and a inches wide. A larg e a s s o rt m em ber of th e fair board, recently his m other. T h ere w ere piano Mr. and Mrs. H ayden H. H iatt night. m ent of figured and floral and son and Mr. H la tt’H fath e r L. L. p attern s, usually p ric e d Q Q ., Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Mackey and duets, tw o-piano num bers w ith two said, on th e occasion of breaking ! a t 50c, May s p e c ia l.. H iatt arrived S atu rd ay evening son Gale arriv ed th is m orning from or four p lay ers and a m usical re a d ground for th e new M ultnomah from Los Angeles for an IndeAnite C entralia. W ashington, for a few ing, th e la tte r by E lizabeth Z im county fair club building, th a t fo r visit w ith friends nnd relativ es In d ays’ visit a t th e home of Mrs. m erm an and her m other, Mrs. C. eig n ers visiting here a re a sto n Tissue Ginghams G resham and Powell Valley. Mrs. Mackey's sister, Mrs. Geo. Duncan. M. Zim m erm an of P o rtland. Oth- ished at th e trem endous road b u ild A pleasing asso rtm en t of H iatt w ill spend m uch of h er tim e ers who took p a rt w ere R oberta ing p ro g ram s of the United S tates, th is season's n ew est colors in Mrs. K. A. Miller and d au g h ter w ith h er m other, Mrs. Minnie K idder, Jean E lkington, C rystal they so far exceed the ro siest ex checks and strip es. 32-inch V irginia are spending a few w eeks m aterial. R egular p r i c e N ystrom and other relativ es in Hayden Vera Stafford, Dale and p ectatio n s and plans of foreign at Seaside for th e beneilt of tb d la t 50c for our May •)(!„ Buford C ottlugim , H allie McMurry, countries. Powell Valley. Mrs. L. L. H iatt, te r who bus th e p revailing m alady special _ O » /L "T he com m ercial life of an a v e r W ilbur Exley, Bob D ow sett, Doug who stopped off at Medford for a of little folks, whooping cough. las and K erm it Johnson, Alice Mel age A m erican citizen is so con sh o rt stay, is expected soon w ith They a re finding the salt air bene- ton and Mr. Melton, G eorge and tro lled by th e use of th e m otor car h er d aughter Miss E dith H iatt. Aclal. although th e w eather th e re is th a t the co n stru ctio n of the best of Mr. and Mrs. C larence Zeek and cold and d isagreeable on th e whole. Milton Odell. M arjorie A ylsw orth, roads Is a necessity ra th e r th a n a Helen A lthaus and M argaret St. children D orothy and L eslie cam e Mr. M iller has been spending th e luxury," said Mr. Dunne. Clair. over from La C enter, W ashington, w eek-ends w ith th e family. A few G R E SH A M ,O R E G O N “T he developm ent of the autom o Sunday for a brief visit w ith Mrs. days ago they had the p leasu re of New Books nt Library. bile on th e highw ay has annihilated Zeek's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. m eeting a form er resid en t of The follow ing books of Action Leslie. G resham , Miss Sadie Dotson, who have been received at th e local li T. R. H ow itt is spending a week kept house in th e St. C lair fam ily b ra ry : Doomsday, W arw ick Deep In C alifornia, w here he is buying for m ore th an th ree years. ing; F orever Free, H onoré W illsie; W e have only a few more of these marvelous Mr. and Mrs. ‘L. L. K idder and Wild Honey, F red erick Niven; The up cattle. He expects to go as far Everhot Electric Cookers left and can get no as children and Miss E lm ina G ilbert Old C ountess, Anne Sedgw ick; south as Los Angeles. surance that more will be available at the remark m otored to Salem Sunday w here Mother K now s Best, E dna F erb er; Mr. and Mrs. F red Bechill m ade a they spent th e day with Miss Joyce Back of Beyond, S tew art E dw ard Buy Them Where You Get One Entire Year’s ably low price of $14.05. w eek-end trip to P ilot Rock. O re K idder who is a stu d en t a t W il W hite; Beau S ab reu r, C hristopher Protection gon. for th e ir dau g h ter Miss Eliza P u rc h a se one now a n d get th e E v e rh o t T a b le lam ette university. W ren; Lord Raingo, A rnold B en Stove F R E E . Bechill. who has been teaching Mr, and Mrs. C harles Calkins, n e tt; Jill. E. M. Delafield. T he new I th e re the past year. $2.05 down, $2.00 per m onth w ith your light bill. Mr. and Mrs. Roy C alkins and son non-fiction books are, Mark T w ain's Jud P ullen and Bobble Vernon Bobby ami Mrs. Robert L am bert A utobiography; Story of P hiloso will mix in a four round p relim i drove to Shelton. W ashington, F ri phy, Wm. D u ra n t; F ar H arbors I nary at th e P ortlan d arm ory. T u es day and visited until Monday with Around the W orld. H ubbard H u tch P a sse n g e r c a r tir e s th a t you buy fro m us = day evening. May 17. a re fully g u a ra n te e d a n d p ro te c te d fo r K enneth and H arry C alkins and inson; E ast of the Sun and W est of tw elve m o n th s . . . one w hole y e a r— the Moon. T heodore Roosevelt; Mr. and Mrs. C harles C ranston, th e ir fam ilies. who have been residing in the Mor A gladiolus stock in full bloom, E arly A m erican F u rn itu re , Chas. AGAINST rison house on Maple avenue, a re grow n u n d er g lass at th e G resham C ornelius; How to Draw Cartoons. 1 planning to occupy the W iles house G reenhouses to a height of six Briggs. ELECTRIC 3TCRE^Nh>'' ELECTRIC BLDO. soon. Mr. C ranston is em ployed In feet, w as on display a few days ago | P ow ell St. P h o n e 801 G re sh am | How Io Cure for Tulip«. a w holesale grocery house In P ort- at the Outlook office. ................................................................... . T ulip p lan ts a re allow ed to grow or any Hoad H azard and. A son w as born to Mr. and Mrs. on afte r flowering u n til th e foliage T he G resham B attery A T ire Richard Honey of P o rtlan d on May has w ithered up or th e bulbs w ill E ven th o u g h you a b so lu te ly ru in y o u r tire , shop, of which E rnest C hristensen 10. The baby is th e g reat g ra n d be w eakened, says A. Laing, cam - it w ill be rep laced w ith a new o n e w ith o u t is th e p ro p rieto r, is tak in g over the son of Mrs. E. Boughner of G re s h ! pus florist at O. A. C. Bulbs are a n y delay o r a rg u m e n t, d e d u c tin g o n ly a d istribution, service and rep airs of am. Mr. H oney was form erly a ( u f,e<j jn j u | y ,,n<j jai«l out to season p e rc e n ta g e fo r n a tu ra l w ear. t the w ell-know n W illard storage residen t of this place. in a dry place w ith a m oderate battery for G resham and vicinity. C. H. llo e ck e r has gone as a d el tem p eratu re. F u rn a ce b e st or di T his will lake the place of the egate from th e G resham Odd F e l rect sunlight In ju res bulbs. D rying If you are looking for Prest-O Lite battery service which lows lodge to the grand assem bly tak es one to tw o weeks, a fte r w hich T his service is m ade possible only th ro u g h our c o n tra ct w ith th e T ire R eplacem ent he form erly had. commencement G i f t s of the Oregon I.O . O. F.. w hich is th e bulbs a re cleaned, sep arated C orporation. Rem em ber, it relieves you of M. B. Splaw n Is in St. V incents In session at A storia th is week. and stored. A lthough O ctober Is all risk and responsibility, and also en titles we have just received hospital w here he recently u n d er A rthur H ensley w ent as a visitor. recognized as p lan tin g tim e in O re you to a m onthly free inspection of your tires. w ent an operation for tum or of the D elegates to th e Rebekah assem bly gon th e w ork may be continued u n some very desirable stom ach and rem oval of th e appen are Lucy Donley, Anna W elling til late in November. T ulip bulbs dix. W hile the double operation and E tta Hoover. Mrs. G eorge are piauted four to five inches deep was a severe one, Mr. Splaw n is r e Kenney attended to receive the D e and six to eight inches ap a rt. Ideal ported holding his own. gree of Chivalry, tu lip soil co n sists of one p a rt each E P. CH RISTEN SEN. Prop. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Todd, Miss of rich loam, leaf mold, old cow Phone 1701 Ivy F illing S tation ( I l B I 'S S t l CONTEST Miriam Inglis, Miss A ugusta llah n m an u re and one h alf p a rt sand. TO BE II El,Il S V I URI» VY The cow m an u re Is applied a year and Miss Melba S anders enjoyed a B a tte ry R epairing Vulcanizing j pleasant drive to C orvallis Sunday. The Shortie S ets — Step-in S ets — Slips The county club m arketing essay in advance. A rrangem ents have been made contest will In held S atu rd ay eve for a story hour at the public lib ra ning at 8 o'clock at the G resham Rayon Vests .each 68c, 98c & $1.25 ry, the Hrst of w hich was enjoyed public lib rary at w hich tim e the Rayon Bloomers ...pair 98^' & $1.50 by th e children F riday afternoon w inning essays from the various Rayon Slips....................... each $2.25 under the supervision of Miss Edna d istric ts will be read. In th e com Baronet Satin Slips............... $2.98 M ew hirter. She will e n te rta in the petition th e re w ill he four from children on F riday afternoons, the G resham Union high school In class The aboie Item« are carried in peMch. pink, coral, nile and maize Arst th ree school grades to meet at 11, tw o from Fairview nnd tw o from Hand Einb. Night Gowns.... $1.25 and $1.98 2:30 and over th a t grade nt 1:30. Powell Valley In class A. T hese hours are proving of much C. N. T ab er and Guy D. Joues are j Interest and a re en tirely free to furnish in g the prizes for th e first those of school age. two places In each division. The New A rrow head H osleiy In asso rted c irc u la r qq Word w as received S aturday of Judges In th e co n test will be S. B | th e death of the Rev. 11. C. Dewey H all and th e Rev. 11. V. W ilhelm i Black, biege, patents and colored kids th a t m orning at Tacom a, W ashing of G resham and F. D. llraly. prin- | B erkshire, Service Chiffon Hose. Colors: alesan. n eu tra l, nude, High, medium and low heels. Each flesh, pink, everglow . skin, F ren ch nude, atm osphere ton. The funeral w as held th is a f clpal of th e G ilbert school. pair a special value at our low price cham pagne and p astel parchm ent, p a ir .................. I One individual w ill be selected ternoon at the F irst F ree Methodist from each division in th e try o u t on i church in P ortlan d w ith interm ent New lot of beys' and g irls' rayon mixed slip-over g»-| in G resham cem etery beside his S aturd ay evening to re p re se n t th e I New styles, all sizes sw eaters, high colored figures, 30 to 36, any size, spc’l. wife who passed aw ay May 11 of county a t th e sta te co n test which ' la st year. T he Rev. Mr Dewey la will be held in P o rtlan d on May 27. survived by a d aughter Mrs. Louise IGNITION SPBUMLINT. Dawson of Mt. Vernon, W ashing T h a t's us. Bring your c a r h ere , ton, tw o g randchildren, a sister for any rep a irs, ad ju stm en ts or I “The H obs « of Qnality** Mrs. Effie Beegle of P ortland, two p a rts to r th e s ta rte r, g en erato r, etc bro th ers in Illinois and several sw itches, w iring, lighting. colors GRESHAM,OREGON L 4 r k i ' c VAZc a M E N 'S W EAR S h o e s nieces and nephew s. The death of Work done by an ex p ert and is pos- , PHONE 1411 $1.00, $1.50. $1.95 Itively g u aran teed . We c a rry a i th e prom inent evangelist followed com plete line of ignition p a r ts .' We Give Green Trading Stamps G R ESH A M an attack of pneum onia. G resham G arage, phone >391. Gresham Locals Fairview Grange Dedicates New Hall HANNEMANN’S ICE CREAM $100.00 Cash Prints and Ginghams WHO COOKS rOAF Ruth TT3. ft, 15c €. H. L A N E 15c Ol/l W. R. HICKS CO. GOING FA ST! YOUR TIRES PORTLAND ELECTRIC POW E Cuts, Blowouts, Bruises, Accidents, Kim Cuts, Wheel Misalignment, Negligence, COMPANY For the Graduate WBY NOT GET THIS PROTECTION? Gresham Battery & Tire Shop Lingerie A W onderful N ew S e le c tio n of S m a rt SHOES H O S IE R Y >1 fa S y i.9 5 Aylsworth, g'Ma r ti r\H^ Children’s Shoes 95c to $3.95 Phoenix Silk Hose AU $J.«f t) WALRAD MERCANTILE CO. A.