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PAGE FOUR
GRESHAM OUTLOOK,
TUESDAY, AUGUST »
19*7
and of th e race, very n ear a h u n ­
An effort is being m ade to have O. A. <’. PICMIC
A g u aran teed b attery f o / $3 or 34
Avoid th e ru sh a t th e fa ir
dred per cent of m others find th is
and your old one. C harging, 50c. grounds e n tra n c e and buy your
G resham business houses close
TO BE IN AUGUST job
a ttra c tiv e and appealing, and
Pow ell V alley S ervice sta tio n a t
d u rin g one afternoon of the fair in
And it a joy and p leasu re in stead of
52d s tr e e t P hone TAbor 0284 a fte r tick ets now a t th e office of th e
Roy
Cannon,
p
rin
cip
al
of
G
resh
­
o rd er to give em ployes an op p o r­
drudgery. It is w ell th a t such is
G resham Outlook. F o u r-y ea r se a ­
7 p. m.—Adv.
tu n ity to visit th e various exhibits am Union high school, and Andrew the case, but it is none th e less
son tickets, 32.50 plus 25c w ar tax.
Brugger, g rad u ate of Oregon A g ri­ h ard on th e m other.
New S lip p ers and Pnm ps 34.0.5
and departm ents.
T otal 32.75.
The Outlook has arranged to run
T he Rev. and Mrs. H. V. W ilhelm
Yes,
indeed,
raisin
g
a
baby,
as
Blonds,
tan
s,
blacks,
high,
m
edi­
c u ltu ra l college, have been nam ed
this interesting feature regularly The
Ole Rask of Colton, Oregon, w as
th e E nglish woman novelist p u ts | answ ers to the follow ing questions will um and low heels, 34.95. We a re
and d aughter M argaret, R obert
For rea l estate loans see or call
here last F rid ay on a sh o rt visit. on the te a c h e rs’ and a g ric u ltu ra l­ it, is a full-tim e job.
I he found elsew here in this paper. Rea- also show ing a ttra c tiv e shoes for
B a rn e s . Miss Amy Cooper, Miss
________________ ! sonable and proper questions sent to
On his re tu rn he took w ith him his is ts ’ com m ittees respectively of the
Ayls- B. W. T horne.—Adv.
_
th is departm ent care of Outlook will ladies a t 32.95 and 33.95.
Joyce Kidder, Miss Dorothy E lliott
T he necessity for selecting th e be answered, if possible.
w orth & M artin, G resham .—Adv.
w ife’s m other, Mrs. A. F. Johnson, second an n u al O. A. C. picnic
and Lyle Mason will rep rese n t th e
New Shoe* for Ladies, 34.95.
who is an invalid, and who will be sponsored by the P o rtlan d O. A. C. rig h t food for ch ild ren is being tm -1 (Copyrighted by Milton O. Nelson>
No w here w ill you find such
E pw orth League of th e G resham
Lumber for Sale.
club
to
be
held
on
S
atu
rd
ay
.
A
u­
phasized
because
in
th
e
m
idst
of
cared for by Mrs. Rask. Albin, th e
splendid slip p ers a t so low a price.
1. W hat w as th e "G rassh o p p er
M ethodist E piscopal church a t the
All kinds rough and dressed lum ­ Ask to see ou r la d ies’ shoes a t
plenty, th o u san d s of A m erican ch il­ W a r"?
7-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. g u st 13, a t the Oaks, P o rtland.
ber, tw o m iles so u th of Sandy. A. 32.95 and 33.95. A ylsw orth & Mar-
E pw orth League Institute w hich Is
2.
W hat is a w hooping cran e?
T he picnic la st year w as a very d ren are not g ettin g th e foods they
I Rask, has been b ro u g h t to G resh ­
W. Bell L um ber com pany, phone ton, G resham .—Adv.
being held th is week at F a lls City,
3. Who fired th e first gun in th e Sandy 131.
am, w here he will m ake his home successful event from every sta n d ­ need for the h ighest developm ent A m erican Civil W ar?
Oregon. It is expected th a t o thers
Season tic k ets for th e M ultnom ah
with his uncle, Roy Johnson, and point, including not only form er of m ind and body. T he United
4. W’hat co u n try is alw ays hot
w ill attend the services over the
Uncle Sam Work Shirts, 75c.
and p resen t stu d en ts b u t p ro sp ect­ S tates has m ore food and b etter and d ry at one end and cold and
county fa ir for th is and th e next
attend school.
w eek-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Royal
F u ll cut, 2 pockets.
Special
ive stu d en ts as well, and th is y ear food th an any o th er nation. Our w et at th e o th er?
th re e years. 32.75 a t th e O utlook
Mr. and Mrs. Axel W allin are
M umford, recently m arried
In
5. W hat tre e b ea rs flow ers and value, A ylsw orth & M artin, G resh ­ office.
it is expected th a t several thousand p u re food law s and sa n ita ry m eth ­
am .—Adv.
building
a
m
odern
home
on
th
e
g
reen
and
rip
e
fru
it
sim
u
lta
n
eo
u
s­
G resham , will be on the faculty of
persons will be in atten d a n ce at ods of handling food su p p lies a re
th e Institute, the form er in su p e r­ Base Line near Ruby R anch. T he th e p leasan t picnic grounds on the w orld fam ous. Along w ith our ef­ ly?
6. How does a pig ra te as to in ­
vised recreatio n and th e la tte r in house is a sto ry and a h alf s tr u c t­ W illam ette. The Oaks p ark offers fo rts to safeguard h ealth th ro u g h tellig en ce am ong dom estic a n i­
ure with six rooms and bath, and is
ch a rg e of Junior work.
much in th e way of p leasan t e n te r­ food control, how ever, we need to m als?
7. Who first proposed cu ttin g a J
C. G. Schneider, Ed. Stafford and designed for convenience and a t­ tain m en t both for ch ild ren and develop b etter food habits and so
can al acro ss th e Isth m u s of
J. R. H orr have rec en tly purchased tractiveness.- H. E. H olm es is co n ­ grow nups and it goes w ithout say­ reduce our alarm in g ly high p e r­ P an am a?
buijding lots a t Blue L ake on tra c to r and builder. He is being ing that- th e m anagem ent will do centage of m aln u tritio n . F or the
8. Is th e re m uch difference in
w hich they plan a t some fu tu re assisted by G eorge Niman and everything possible to co n trib u te to undernourished child does not have ev ap o ratio n from the soil u n d er |
Chas.
W
itter.
a fair sta rt, and everything is h a rd ­ high or low w inds?
tim e to erect sum m er cottages.
an enjoyable occasion.
e r for him. Even though his body
D inner gu ests S unday of J. N.
The picnic will begin a t 2 o’clock m ay outgrow some of th e visible
Dr. and Mrs. A. II. W right , have
NOW ON DISPLAY
Jam es M cA llister is atten d in g
received word from th eir son M ew hlrter and his sister, Mrs, in the afternoon and continue until signs of m aln u tritio n , o th ers n ot so
E pw orth L eague in stitu te a t F a lls
Belle
Brown,
w
ere
Jo
h
n
Davis,
his
a
p
p
a
re
n
t
rem
ain.
H
is
resistan
c
e
is
11:30.
T
here
will
be
b
ask
et
lunch
Philip, who is a w ireless operator
City.
on th e steam ship "S anta A na" at son H arold, wife and baby of on the lawn at 6:30. T h ere is am ple likely to be low ered so th a t he
W e have several Fair Week Specials
“c a tc h e s” diseases easily. F au lty
Salem.
p
ark
in
g
space
in
the
p
a
rk
for
a
u
to
­
K am chatka, Siberia, th a t he has
m ental hab its cling and in co u n t­
Alas for those who never sing,
Mrs.
Maude
Axtell
has
retu
rn
ed
that
will “knock your eyes out.” They
m obiles and th e place is easily less o th er w ays he c a rrie s a h an d i­ but die w ith all th e ir m usic in
been granted a leave of absence
to
her
home
in
G
resham
afte
r
an
cap
all
th
ro
u
g
h
life.
.
them .— Oliver W endell Holmes.
reached by stre e t cars. A rran g e­
and will reach S eattle in about 20
are on display in our store and in our
absence of n early four years, when m ents have been m ade for th e a d ­
days.
windows.
Come in and see ’em, there’s
she has been carin g for h er father, m ission o f all O. A. C. persons, fam ­
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. A llshouse en­
who recen tly passed aw ay. H er ilies and friends w ithout charge.
something you need.
te rtain e d a p arty of 13 at th eir
fa th e r's home was in W isconsin.
home F rid ay evening. Among those
Dr. J. M. Crowley, a retired
RAISING A BA BY
p rese n t w ere th e ir nephew and wife
physician of P o rtlan d , and his son
IS FULL TIME JO B
Mr. and M tb . Clyde Brown who r e ­
w ere in G resham one day la st
cently cam e from Philadelphia, a
week on business in connection
Some E nglish novelists have re
nephew and wife Mr. and Mrs. T e r­
w ith Oregon & W estern Clipping cently been carry in g on quite a
ris Brown of E rie, P ennsylvania,
service w hich they conduct at 505 w arm discussion as to w h eth er or
and Mr. and Mrs. H arry Bowman
at the degree of comfort
NOTE: This store will close at 2
P anam a building In P o rtlan d . T heir not raisin g a baby req u ires fu ll­
of S eattle, Mr. Bowman also a
service extends over all lines of tim e atten tio n . This discussion
o'clock
Thursday afternoon, August 4,
others get from our
nephew.
business and is from all p apers in has been carried on in th e E nglish
so we can see the Fair too.
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. M anning r e ­ the northw est.
n ew spapers, m agazines, and over
shoes—that won’t help
tu rn ed Sunday from a tw o-w eeks’
Mrs. P. A. Gould has gone in the radio. Q uite a few of its echoes
trip to Y ellow stone National P ark com pany w ith her son-in-law and have reached th is side of th e w ater
your feet. Get into a
and a visit a t Spokane w ith old d aughter, Mr. and Mrs. George already. A lthough th e discussion
has been ca rrie d on in th e stolid
schoolm ates. T he trip was a m ost H am blin and fam ily of P o rtlan d to m an n er c h a ra c te ristic of E n g lish ­
pair yourself.
enjoyable one except for the fact the T illam ook beaches for u fe w men, quite a bit of it has been very
pointed.
One woman novelist,
Phone 1236
GRESHAM
th a t on retu rn in g , w hile visiting days,
very m uch on the affirm ative side of
w ith a friend at Spokane, Mr. M an­
Adolph Zam sky and fam ily are the question, w rites th a t she once
ning becam e ill and he and his wife planning to leave tom orrow for ran a baby herself. She waxes
One hundred per cent value for every dollar
w ere obliged to m ake the rem a in ­ th eir new home a t Hood River very eloquent on the necessity for
spent
at this store.
der of th e trip on th e tra in and w here Mr. Zam sky will continue e n tertain in g the baby and to keep
the
baby
from
g
ettin
g
bored,
all
o
f
leave th e ir c a r a t Spokane. His his w ork in the p h o tographic studio
w hich any m other or any n u rse
suffering w as caused from hernia, which he p urchased som e tim e ago. would appreciate.
hut he is thought to be im proving. His successor in th e G resham
Resigning all levity, how ever, the
At Caldw ell, Idaho, they had a studio is W. W. Siem ens of T ri­ raisin g of a baby is ce rta in ly a fu ll­
Gresham, Oregon
pleasan t su rp rise visit w ith Mr. and umph, M innesota, w ho w ill move tim e job, if it Is c a rrie d on in a
p
ro
p
er
and
successful
m
an
n
er,
and
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Mrs. F red McConnel, cousins of to G resham with his fam ily in the in a m an n er agreeab le to th e best
Mrs. H. L. S t.C la ir. As the M an­ near future.
in te rest of th e baby and th e p a r­
ning p arty, consisting of besides
D. C. Ross w as a t hom e today ents. A baby dem ands co n stan t
Mr. and Mrs. M anning, her b ro th ­ from his work in th e m ountains atten tio n 24 h ours out of th e day.
ers L. P. Sherw ood and wife of w here he is engaged In building a Some ear m ust be listen in g to its
slig h test cry, be it m id n ig h t or
Coquille, Oregon, and P erry S h er­ large log house. Mr. Ross and Wm. m orning, and if the cry is not
wood and wife of Los Angeles, Lenz bought two lots 150 x 75 on heeded, d isa ste r may resu lt. One
drove past the McConnel home into the Mt. Hood Loop roud ju s t th is w om an, w riting, recalled a sta te ­
m ent th a t she heard lier fath er
a nearby auto park, Mr. and Mrs side of th e governm ent rlPerve. m
ake when she w as a child, th a t it
McConnel, sittin g on th e porch of The house, which w ill be for sale was q u ite a common th in g for him
th eir home, observed the G resham when com pleted, is 48 by 35 fflet in to get up in the night and hand out
pennant. They followed th e m a­ dim ensions and will be ideal for a at least 20 “dinks" of w ater. The
p are n t m ust be a le rt a t every
chine into the park and u pleasant residence or for a lodge.
sound and call. A sudden change
)UDYARD K IPLIN G reminds os
acquaintance resulted.
Of m uch in te rest to her G resham of w eath er m ay dem and m ore cov­
WI L E Y S-K N IG H T
CHRYSLER
e
r;
a
m
atter
of
30
m
in
u
tes
or
m
ore
At the recent session of th e con­ friends Is th e ap p ro ach in g m a r­
th
a
t
the
same
power
w
hich
ference of the F ree M ethodist riag e of Mrs. Vera T u ck er to L. M. m ight prove d isastro u s to th e baby
if delayed th a t long; and a th o u ­
shaped the planet formed the rose.
church w hich closed Sunday eve­ G ilbert of Salem. Mrs. T ucker has sand and one th in g s dem and a tte n ­
ning on the conference cam pground lived in th is vicinity for a num ber tion day and night. The baby’s food
IM PLEM EN TS
W ATER SY STEM S
The diam ond is a tiny th in g , but
w est of P ortlan d th e Rev. L. A. of years on her TuckerhIU D ahlia m ust be ju st rig h t, and it m u st be
it is one of the great items of the
Skuzie wus tra n sfe rre d to the p as­ farm , and is well know n in a wide given nt th e exact m inute sched­
uled for the b aby's best in te re st;
to ral w ork at St. Johns and Al­ ran g e of te rrito ry on account of the the clothing m ust be co n stan tly ad ­
w o rld 's w ealth.
When we sell vou
berta, and the St. Jo hns p astor the exhibition of her fam ous d ah lias in ju sted ; it m ust lie protected from (
a diam ond you acquire a possession
Rev. D. B. W eintz was sen t to fairs and flower shows. She is th e files and oth er pests and d an g ers;
G resham . It is probable th a t th e d au g h ter of Mr. an d Mrs. Bruce It m ust be con stan tly w atched for
sym ptom s of illness, and im m edi­
Ol true aud increasing value.
Rev. Mr. Skuzie and fam ily will r e ­ W olverton of P o rtlan d and a niece ate action tak en when such occurs.
W. A. H ESSEL
P hone 1141
J. C. H E SSE L
side at A lberta w here th e re is a of th e late Ju d g e C harles E. W ol­ In fact, if th e re is any job in the
Reliability
Service
m odern parsonage. T he Rev. Mr. verton. Mr. G ilbert is su p e rin te n ­ w hole w orld req u irin g all th e tim e
W eintz’ fam ily consists of his wife dent of the sta te tra in in g schools of a t least one individual, it is th e
job of p roperly looking a fte r a
and six children. D uring Mr. and for boys a t W oodburn and Salem.
baby. For th e good of th e world
Mrs. Skuzle's stay of a year In
G resham they have m ade many
Scientific f f ’ateh Repairing a Specialty
friends who re g re t to see them
Pow ell S t
G resham
leave.
Mr. and Mrs. O scar Noreen are
now com fortably located in th e ir
new home on South Roberts ave­
nue which they purchased ubout a
m onth ago from F erdinand Rhoda
who has gone to California. The
T T T T T T T T rT T T T T îT T V rT T rT T T rT T T rT 'ÎT T T T T T T T T T T ïT T T T T j
home is a pleasan t one. en tirely
m odern throughout. The new ly­
wed couple proved th e ir ability to
keep a se cret when they did not
Inform Mr. N oreen’s p are n ts Mr.
and Mrs. O. A. Noreen of the new
All former standards o f m otor car value fell when Buick for
residence until a few days ago.
1928 swept into view. H ere are listed all 16 Buick m odels for
S. T ajim a. who has been ill for
F in an cial ex perience should be
1928.
with their prices, so that you may see for yourself how
several weeks with an attac k of
secured as early in life as possible.
D«tKA>|T
Many p are n ts realize th is and
to nsilltls, is now able to be about
little Buick costs, when you consider how much Buick gives.
FULLY EQUIPPED 4-DOOR SEDAN (b o l A CÛAO0
have sta rte d th e ir ch ild ren in b u s­
his w ork again. He is planning fo
iness by inv estin g In a sav in g s a c ­
Five-passenger 2 -d o o r Sedan,
have the tonsils rem oved soon.
Five-passe n g rr 4-doo r Sedan,
count a t the
Senes 1 1 ) . . . * 1 1 9 $
Series 1 2 0 . . . * 1 4 9 9
Ivan Sw ift and fam ily spent
FIRST STATE BANK
Sunday In com pany w ith th e ir
Four-passrnger S p o rt Roadster,
F ive -p a s s en g e r T o w n B r o u g h a m ,
cousins Mr. and Mrs. Oscur Mason
T his is as tru ly a b u sin ess as any
Series 1 1 ) . . . * 1 1 9 *
Senes 1 2 0 . . . * 1 9 7 9
other. It pays 4 per cent and th e
and d aughter W ilm a ut Aloha. T he
T wo-passenger C ou pe,
Four passenger S port Roadster.
p rin cip al is safe. T h at is m ore
party m otored to Rippling W aters,
Senes 1 1 ) . . . * 1 1 9 $
Senes 1 2 8 . . . * 1 4 9 9
th an can be said for m any other
a cam p ground n ear F orest Grove,
lines of business.
Five-passenger S po rt T o u rin g ,
Five-passenger S p o rt T o u n n g .
w here they enjoyed a picnic dinner
The -m atter of giving flags to
Series 1 2 8 . . . * 1 3 1 9
Series 1 1 ) . . . 3 1 1 1 3
together.
T he fa stest Four in A m erica — also
ch ild ren as an inducem ent to s ta rt
a
savings
account
has
m
et
w
ith
Mrs. W. K H icks retu rn ed S u n ­
Four-passenger C o u n try C lu b C ou pe,
F o s ir-p a s -» n g e r Countrv C lu b C o u p e .
the sm artest and stu rd iest. P ow ered
such success th a t w e have a new
day evening from a five-week»’ trip
Senes 115 . . . * 1 1 7 $
Senes 12 8 . . . * 1 7 * 9
supply of flags w hich w ill be given,
by the fam ou s “ 1 2 4 ” m otor. Lowest
to Rem ington, Indiana, w here she
w hile th ey last, to each new depos­
Five-passenger 4-d o o r Sedan,
Five-passenger C oupe.
ito r m aking a deposit of 35 o r m ore
visited her m other Mrs. B. C.
Series I D . . . * 1 1 9 9
Series 1 2 8 . . . * 1 * 9 *
priced
D
odge
S
edan
ever
s
o
ld
—and
in
the
S
avings
D
epartm
ent.
Meehan. She also visited several
Five-passenger T o w n B ro ug ham ,
These flags a re 3 x 5 feet w ith
Frve-paasenger B ro ug ham .
days w ith friends In Chicago.
the b est.
L ongest springbase of
jointed pole, h aly ard s and bracket.
Senes 1 1 1 . . . * 1 1 7 1
Senes 1 2 8 . . . * 1 9 1 9
Mrs. A. L. B urton, her son-in-law
any car under $l(M)O. T urns in 3 8
On Ju ly 1st we paid o u r savings
and dau g h ter «Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Four-passenger
C
o
u
p
e,
Seven-passenger
Sedan,
depositors n early 37.500.00.
R lfer and little son and Miss Sylvia
Senes 1 2 0 . . . * 1 4 * 3
foot street. T w e n ty -fiv e m iles per
Senes 128 . . . * 1 9 9 9
W as your child am ong those who
W eston have retu rn ed from a ten-
received a portion of th is in te re st?
AU f n e e t f. e . b. F inn, M ic A ., GevenunetU T e x Io be a d d ed .
gallon at 2 3 m iles per hour.
day stay at Rockaw ay beach.
W ouldn't you like to get him in ­
Mr. and Mrs. H. 8. Munson of
te rested in an account and sta rted
in saving?
You can not buv greater valu e than
Long Beach. C alifornia, are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. S quire
Now 1* a Good Tint»’
D odge B ro th ers offer in this new car
and are enjoying a few days of the
county fair. They are on th e ir way
home from an extended to u r of
British Columbia and the Yellow
stone N ational park
GRESHAM, OREGON
Phone 1471
C. A. T e rrill has come to m ake
A Strong Bank
his home w ith his son-in-law and
SALES AND SERVICE
d au g h ter, Mr. and Mrs. H. K
Gresham
Oregon City
Holmes.
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Gresham Locals
Fair Week Specials
Don’t Smile
‘Y ou’ll Be Surprised’
Hepp’s Racket Store
W . R. HICKS CO.
The Smallest Thing o f
Greatest Value
M eet Us A t The F air
Showing Latest Models
Rc
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
idlcalfp's Jetoelrp ashore
START the CHILDREN in BUSINESS
TlieWorld
lias never known
such Value /
A N ew Car
at a L ow er P rice
B U IC IO 1928
BROCKWAY & NELSON
3 j QDGE BkDTHfctLajNC.
FIRST STATE BANK
Walter WÍ Metzger
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