GRESHAM OUTLOOK,
PAGE FOI'R
H. 8. H arvey drove to G resham
C lair G ullikson is assistin g tem -
' po rarily a t th e Zim m erm an garag e y esterd ay w ith his Ane team , the
Arst tim e he had been down tow n
in P o rtland.
Mrs. F ra n k A rm strong w hile in th ree m onths. He has been kept
op eratin g an electric sew ing m a- busy try in g to beat his own record
C ontinued from P age 3
chine last Sunday had th e m isfor- raisin g cucum bers, w hich he de
cla re s he has done. L ast y e a r’s
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. McCormick tu n e to ru n th * nee<l|e th ro u g h the
crop w as said to be one of the
end
of
a
Anger.
The
needle
broke
and children of P ortland w ere the
Anest in th e co u n try , and Mr. H a r
off
in
th
e
Anger
and
w
as
removed
guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. J.
vey says th is y ea r’s is far b etter.
w
ith
difficulty.
R. H orr of G resham and Mr. and
He has 16 acres. Picking should
Mrs. R alph D eaville and two
Mrs. W alter R am ser of D am ascus.
begin th e la tte r p a rt of th is week,
ch
ild
ren
have
been
visiting
for
th
e
Mrs. R. R. Bailey and children
he says. T h irty pickers w ill be
retu rn ed Monday from tw o w eeks past week w ith Mrs. D eaville’s kept busy h arv estin g th e crop.
spent in th e ir co ttag e a t Seaside. m other a t H illsboro.
Miss R uth S chaefer, su p erv iso r
A. E. Malo and wife are moving
Mr. Bailey w ent down over th e
at th e free public playground at th e
w eek-end and retu rn ed home w ith today into th e ir new hom e w hich G resham g rad e school, h as a n
they purchased a few days ago
them.
nounced th a t tom orrow will be doll
C arl Strebin Is helping for a few from H. W. Cooley. T he house is day for th e g irls, who w ill b rin g
w eeks a t th e T w entieth C entury located on Main s tre e t directly th e ir fav o rites, or possibly th e ir
north of th e fair grounds and is
grocery.
whole fai lilies. Not to be outdone,
m odern th roughout.
Mr. Malo
th e older boys w ill play baseball
Mr. and Mrs. H arold Richmond
plans to add a room later. George
and th e younger ones will bring
retu rn ed S atu rd ay from a w eek's
P leasan t, who has been occupying
th e ir favorite gam es. T here will
auto trip as far north as V ancou
th e house which Mr. Malo bought,
be a sto ry hour a t 2:30. Next week
ver, B. C. Several days w ere spent
w ill move into th e Cleveland house
th e re w ill be o th er diversions to
in and around S eattle.
on Main s tre e t w hich Mr. and Mrs.
add in te re st to th e play. M others
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Splaw n and Malo are vacating.
a re invited.
th e fo rm er’s m other, Mrs. Mary
Mrs. Nat Stevens of S yracuse,
Splaw n, recently enjoyed a Ashing
Mr. and Mrs. O scar Noreen re
New York, has been visiting for a
trip on th e D eschutes river. They
tu rn ed S atu rd ay from th e ir w ed
few days w ith Mrs. J. G. M etzger.
ding trip , w hich included an au to j
w ere gone nearly a week and Ashed
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. McM urry are to u r of a p a rt of B ritish Colum bia :
a t m any points on th e river, in
cluding South Junction, D ufur and the pleased p are n ts of an 8-pound and a v isit a t th e home of Mr.
Wasco. On th e ir re tu rn they left dau g h ter born to them Monday, N oreen’s b ro th er and wife Mr. and
Mrs. E dw ard Noreen of S eattle.
th e Columbia riv er highw ay at Ju ly 25.
Mrs. E lizabeth T aber and sons They expect to spend several days |
Hood River and cam e to G resham
W arren and R ussell of Longview of th is week a t th e ir hom estead 12
over th e Mt. Hood Loop road.
F rank F rak es and d aughter J a c visited Sunday a t th e home of Mrs. m iles ea st of E stacad a and will go |
queline of Seaside a re h ere for a T ab er's son C. N. T ab er and fam ily. to houskeeping about th e 1st of
few days visiting w ith the form er’s Mrs. T aber recently retu rn ed from August.
T he R ebekah W elfare club w ill
m other, Mrs. M attle F ra k es of P o rt a two m o n th s’ visit to her form er
give an all-day picnic a t Joh n Rob- |
land, who is w orking in th e ca n hom e in N orth Dakota.
A m iddle aged man nam ed Cook e r ts ’ m ountain hom e at W elches on
nery re s ta u ra n t and living at the
home of her brother, George W. sustain ed ch est in ju rie s Sunday Sunday, Ju ly 31. All Odd Fellow s
K enney. Mrs. F ra k es and her son when th e fro n t w heels of his ca r and R ebekahs and th e ir fam ilies
a re form er resid en ts of G resham . dropped off th e grade of th e L usted are invited to atten d and ta k e a
A large num ber of friends and hill. The m achine rolled over four b ask et lunch.
Mrs. G eorge D uncan and son Mel
neighbors attended th e fu n eral se r or Ave tim es and was a to ta l w reck.
drove
to C en tralia, W ashington, |
T
he
man,
who
Is
employed
by
th
e
vices of the late H enry L. L anglltz
held la st F riday afternoon a t the Ridge L um ber com pany, Is not co n F riday m o rn in g and visited un til
the follow ing day w ith Mrs. Dun- !
Seventh Day A dventist church. sidered to be seriously Injured, ac
c
a n ’s sister and oth er relatives.
E lder I. T. W oodman of P ortlan d cording to th e G resham surgeon
Mrs. L ena O illm er and four c h il
who
attended
him.
preached the funeral serm on. The
Mrs. K. A. Miller and d au g h ter d ren left y esterd ay for th e ir home
p allb earers w ere J. F. B arnes, L es
lie W alrad, G. W. K lavenaugh, H. V irginia are a t th eir sum m er co t in Ju n ctio n City. K ansas, a fte r a j
T reber, A. J. W. Brown and T. F. tage n ear G overnm ent Camp for w eek’s v isit w ith Mr. and Mrs. E. 1
th e rem ain d er of the season. Mr. W all. T hey also sp e n t n ea rly a !
Soule.
M iller and son Alden spend a p a rt week w ith Mr. and Mrs. C harles i
C. A. C arothers and his nephew
B renem an a t W elch’s S pur w here j
of each week there.
Army Sm ith left th is m orning for a
Mr. and Mrs. R obert V aritz have Mr. B renem an Is engaged in road i
three-w eeks' auto trip to Y ellow
moved from P o rtlan d and a re se t co n stru ctio n w ork. On Sunday of j
stone N ational P ark . Before re
tled In a p a rtm en ts at th e residence la st w eek a p a rty of 21 enjoyed a
tu rn in g they w ill also v isit r e la
of J. N. C lanahan. Mr. V aritz is picnic d in n er a t th e home of Mr. I
tives at Salm on Meadows, Idaho.
em ployed at th e S an ita ry m eat and Mrs. W all. H er fa th e r from ,
Raym ond H ouston of C ottrell, a
Bull Run and four b ro th ers and i
market.
grandson of Mrs. C arothers, will
T he G resham band Is p rep arin g tw o siste rs w ere am ong those pres- I
stay w ith her during the absence of
for an o th er of those p o p u lar open en t to g reet Mrs. G illm er and c h il
h er husband.
nir co n certs to be given tom orrow dren.
T he C. H. Long 11-acre tra c t In evening at th e e n tra n ce to th e fair
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Sw ift and .
no rth w est corner of T ro u td ale anil grounds. T he band played over d au g h ters Eileen and P h y llis and j
Pow ell Valley roads h a s been sold radio KW.IJ F riday evening, and it Mr. and Mrs. Joe Chiodo sp en t th e
to B urt Rupp and wife of P ortland. Is expected th a t afte r th e fair It w eek-end at Ocean L ake n ear Taft.
Mr. Rupp will occupy the farm at a will play each F riday evening from They retu rn ed over th e Roosevelt
la te r date and will com plete the K W JJ, the b ro adcasting statio n at highw ay, going south to N ew port j
house now sta rted . T he deal w as I th e Broadway th e ate r, betw een th e and hom e by way of C orvallis. Mr. !
handled through B. W. Th<m e.
Sw ift says Ocean L ake is one coast ,
hours of 8:30 to 9:30.
A lbert A dkins cam e from H epp
The six-year-old son of Lee Cope town w here foodstuffs may be pur- j
ner S aturday and the follow ing day land, b arb er at th e Bailey shop, cu t chased as cheaply as a t home and
his wife and children, who have bis leg badly last F riday on glass, th e next tim e he m akes th e trip he
been nt the home of Mrs. A dkins' ; necessitatin g th e tak in g of several will not ta k e th e tro u b le to stock j
m other Mrs. Minnie Brown for stitches.
up on provisions.
tim e past, retu rn ed hom e w ith 1 Miss L illian M arkw art, em ployed
F ritz S tocker has retu rn ed from
him. T he sm all dau g h ter of M r.1 on the local telephone .exchange, a w eek’s visit w ith his d au g h ter ;
and Mrs. A dkins who has been un- ' ! has been spending a w eek’s v aca Mrs. May Sm ith at Brightw ood.
dergoing tre a tm e n t from P ortlan d tion w ith friends in S eattle. She
Mrs. W. J. Cooper has been ill
physicians is thought to he much also expected to visit p a rts of B rlt- for several days w ith un a tta c k of
acute indigestion.
improved.
! ish Colum bia before retu rn in g .
J. E. Metzger Is having an 8-foot
Mrs. P. A. Gould and Miss Cora
C ard of T hanks.
graveled autom obile drivew ay con G reen, w ere dinner guests on S u n
We wish to th a n k friends who
stru cted from th e stree t to the day of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. St. Clair. so kindly assisted during th e ill
garage at his residence on Main
John R oberts left today for ness of our beloved husband and
street. R unning p ara llel w ith th e i W elches to Join Mrs. R oberts at fa th e r H enry L. L anglltz and (or '
drive will be a hundred feet of c e i th e ir sum m er home. Mrs. Roberts the beautiful Aowers.
Mrs. K atie L anglltz and C hildren. 1
m ent curbing. S tockton B rothers has been th e re for the past tw o
a re doing th e work.
1 weeks.
F *om detyt w b n t h t M g a tB tJ
Tl ESOAT,
JULY
2«,
1927
I.
Miss F lorence S chenk accom Schenk will spend a few days w ith
panied her four-old nephew Ted h er s is te r Mrs. E dw ard Strey.
S trey to his home a t C hehalis,
Virgil H ascall of P ilo t Rock,
W ashington, Friday. He had been Oregon, was a g u est from S atu rd ay
visiting a t the Schenk hom e h ere until today a t th e hom e of Mr. and
since th e F o u rth of July. Miss I Mrs. F. J. Bechill. Mr. H ascall,
Miss Eliza B echill
an d
F red Spencer w ill re tu rn to G resham to
B echill enjoyed a Ashing trip to reside.
B rightw ood yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin B ru g g er
The m any frien d s of L ester S pen took K erm it and D ouglas John so n
cer have been p leasan tly su rp rised to Dodge p ark S unday as a ce le b ra
to learn of his m a rriag e w hich took tion of D ouglas’ birthday.
place in K ansas City, M issouri, on
Ju ly 7. T he nam e of the bride has
D on't lay down th e pap er till you
not been learned. Mr. and Mrs. have read th e W ant Ads.
You’ll be Surprised
A T OUR
FAIR WEEK
A
Year
A h ead—
SPECIAL
in style, safety, com fort
WATCH OUR W INDOW S
H E W h ip p e t, in tro d u c ed a y e a r ago, em bodied
u n iq u e fe a tu re s of econom y a n d m o d ern e n
g in e e rin g w h ich h a v e n o t y et been a p p ro a c h e d
in o th e r lig h t c a rs. In less th a n elev en m o n th s o v er
100,000 W h ip p e ts h a v e been sold.
T
Hepp’s Racket Store
Phone 1236
W h ip p e t is n o t o n ly th e m o st eco n o m ical c a r in
A m e ric a to o p e ra te , b u t th e lo w e st priced w ith 4-
w heel b ra k e s a s n a tio n a l s ta n d a rd e q u ip m e n t. T o
day, w ith sa le s c lim b in g fa s te r th a n ever, W h ip p e t
d esig n is still f a r a h e a d in its field.
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T h e L a n d a u is a low -sw ung, co lo rfu l c a r—-room y,
c o m fo rta b le , s m a r t a n d safe. I t a p p e a ls p a rtic u la rly
to th o s e w ho d e m a n d u tm o s t v alue, a n d in s is t upon
b e in g up -to -d ate.
C o n sid e r ju s t a few of th e
W h ip p e t’s fe a tu re s :
START- the CHILDREN in BUSINESS
F in an cial ex perience should be
secured as early in life as possible.
Many p are n ts realize th is and
have sta rte d th e ir ch ild ren in b u s
iness by Investing in a savings a c
co u n t a t the
F o u r-w h e el b ra k e s — T raffic law s w ill m a k e th e m
c o m p u lso ry on a ll c a rs som e day.
In te r io r ro o m in e ss— P le n ty of room fo r five. P ro v in g
w h a t scientific e n g in e e rin g can a c co m p lish in a less
bulky autom obile.
Speed— W e sa y 55 m iles p e r h o u r. O w n ers sa y w e
u n d e rs ta te it.
P ickup— F ro m 5 to 30 m iles an h o u r in 13 se co n d s.
E co n o m y — S till th e C o a st-to -C o a st econom y rec o rd -
h o ld er.
O versize b a llo o n s— F o r e x tr a m ilea g e an d in c re a se d
co m fo rt.
S n u b b e rs— N ecessary fo r g e n u in e lig h t c a r d riv in g
co m fo rt.
A d ju stab le s te e rin g -w h e e l— E a sily fitted to a n y d riv e r
of a n y size o r s ta tu re .
F orce-feed lu b ric a tio n — A fin e r lu b ric a tin g sy ste m , a s
fo u n d on th e fin er cars.
S ile n t tim in g c h a in — F o r q u ie te r e n g in e o p e ra tio n .
F u ll-v isio n — N a rro w fro n t body p illa rs in c re a s e th e
d riv in g v isib ility .
Low c e n te r of g ra v ity — G ives g r e a te r ro ad s ta b ility ,
a n d th e p a s se n g e rs a fe e lin g of g r e a te r secu rity .
Overland
GRESHAM
F IR S T ST A T E BANK
T his is as tru ly a b usiness as any
o th er. It pays 4 per cent and the
p rin cip al is safe. T h a t is m ore
th an can be said for m any other
lines of business.
T he m a tte r of giving Aags to
ch ild ren as an inducem ent to s ta rt
a savings account has m et w ith
such success th a t we have a new
supply of Aags w hich w ill be given,
w hile they la st, to each new depos
ito r m aking a deposit of $5 or m ore
in th e S avings D epartm ent.
T hese Aags are 3 x 5 feet w ith
jointed pole, h aly ard s and bracket.
On Ju ly 1st we paid our savings
dep o sito rs n ea rly $7,500.00.
W as your child am ong tho se who
received a p ortion of th is in te re st?
W ouldn’t you like to get him in
te rested in an acco unt and sta rted
in saving?
Now Is a Good T im e
Whippet
FIRST STATE BANK
GRESHAM, OREGON
A Strong Bank
W ITH 4 -W H E E L BR A K ES
Coach ............................. S G 2 5
T ouring ......................... $ < (25
R o a d s t e r .......................... S<(95
Coupe .............................. $ 4 (2 5
Sedan ............................. $ 7 2 5
L andau ......................... $ 7 5 5
¿JLLU a uuuKujxoron:
W h ip p et Six T o u rin g >765; R o a d s te r $S$S ; C o u p e $795: C o a c h $795:
S e d a n $»75 . I .u n d a u $925. P r ic e s a n d sp e cilh a ti o n s su h j> « t t,o c h a n g e
w ith o u t no tice. P ric e s f o b . f a c to ry . W illy » -O v e rla n d . In c., T o led o ,
O hio. t \ lllv s -O v e rla n d S ale» Co.. L td .. T o ro n to , Canada
It Will Not Pay You
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
W. A. H E SSE L
Phone 1141
to Make Them
J. C. H ESSEL
Service
Reliability
W e a re f e a tu rin g th e CAN’T BU ST ’EM P la y T o g s fo r
B oys a n d G irls
,o n ,rt9 td th t w a
g < Augna'
g f p r g ,y g d bg r t t t d i g f I n w ,
new
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k J /Z k *
BANTAM
FLA P
P E R SU IT,
B lue a n d w h ite
s trip e , k n e e le n g th .
B ra ss ro o s te r b u t
to n s lend a s m a rt
finish to th is trim
little su it. Suit,
pm m
$1.25
KI T E KUT
M ID D IE S
A r e g u la r w h ite
m iddy w ith dicky
c o lla r, blu e trim
a n d blue bloom ers,
S uit,
3
$1.50
KIDDY K U T E S A c o m fo rta b le p lay su it
b u tto n in g a t th e sh o u ld e r. S u it....... ................
t l Great Companion Invention
to the Super-Six Principle -
HOT DAYS— Turns waste heat to power
are Frigidaire Days
We have two of the most popular size household
Frigidaires in stock that we are selling a’ a
big reduction this week only.
$270 F rig id u irc , M odel T-5, ju st rig h t fo r
a n y hom e, n o w ..................................
*22(1
$376 double tloor F rig id u irc , tin»* fo r fam ily
o r r e s ta u ra n t, n o w ...........................
•315
Coach
$12$5
Sedan
14'
. >J«M S a il!
I-P aas. P h a rto u -
•
$1M*«
Brougham
.
|J7$
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Phon.- 1421
GRESHAM
L : t i L i Ï * ’ Z * * '
t r’/.TT? i T "T " " L ' * ' T*" TTTTTTTTT* '.
.
7 P u t Sedan
l$ ( l
f. ». ». fW w i. »da>
«une rame ta t
T ogether they com bine the highest efficiency in
power generation, and the maximum efficiency in
power transmission ever achieved w ithin our kn ow l
edge. It makes Hudson the most econom ical car
per pound w eight in the world.
HUDSON Super-Six
Yon may take adt milage »4 ea-j
term* at the*» »pec la I price*.
L. L. KIDDER HDWE. CO.
T h is new com panion invention to the Super-Six
principle converts heat wasted in all other types,
into useful power.
M. C. Webster Motor Co.
ad Phone 2491
H udson- E ssex Dealer
tires ham
Opposite P. O.
60c
KU TE KUT fo r g irls, b lu e a n d w h ite s trip e , peg top
p a tc h p o ck ets a n d h ig h cu rv ed w a istb a n d w ith
p le a ts fro n t a n d back. E v e ry little m iss c a n be
d resse d up a t p lay tim e .
¿a o r
Size 1 to 8. Suit........................................... J .¿.0
BOYS’
Z:
KHAKI
-
BANTAMS,
m ad e
lik e
daddy a.
1.25 and *1.50
Also M en’s CAN’T BUST ’EM I n io n a lh . aH blue
d e n im a n d k h a k i c lo th . Blue o v e ra lls fo r m en a n d
boys, all C a n 't B ust ’E m g a rm e n ts . A re u n io n m ade
a n d w ell m ade.
B e hare received our neie stom ped goods for
fall. B e have lo ts of colors in D .M .C .
E m broidery C otton.
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
“ T h e H ouse of Q u a lity “
G R E S H A M .O R E G O N
PH O N E 1411
We Give G reen T ra d in g S tam p s
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