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VOL. 17, NO. 101
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 102S
County Club Agent
Begins Year’s Work
CHURCH BUILDING
MAKING PROGRESS
World War Veterans
Hear of Privileges
Visiting “Y” Clubs
Initiate Members
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
¿2.00 Per Year
■ n n in t n 't ìT ìW
SERVICE
Oregon City Quintet
Falls Before Locals
O perations a re going fo rw ard
b risk ly on th e new E vangelical
T uesday E vening, Feb. 14.—Am
T he addition of an o th er p ri
church risin g on th e co rn er of
erican Legion and A uxiliary bridge
vate
line to the Outlook of
F
ifth
and
Main
stre
e
ts.
W
ork
w
as
W. H. Baillie; new ly-appointed
A bout 200 ex-service men and and 500 p arty a t W alter M etzger's
W hat th e g ath erin g of Y. M. C. A.
(By Benj. H. Davies)
fice enables us to give you
county club ag e n t of M ultnom ah begun on Monday of la st week th e ir fam ilies w ere p rese n t last Buick salesroom .
i classe s a t th e g rad e school audi-
Playing
confidently, and gam ely,
q
u
ick
er
telephone
service
county, w as in his office early yes- when th e big F red C h risten sen ex- nig h t at th e m ass m eeting held a t
T uesday E vening, Feb. 14.—H ill toriuni last T h u rsd ay evening lack-
alb eit w ith th a t feeling of fu tility
apd we w ant you to use your
te rd a y to begin the w ork of club eavating m achine in a few hours the high school gym nasium in th e M ilitary academ y b ask etb all team ed in ad u lt atten d an ce, it m ore th an
th a t is alo n e experienced by th e
phone w henever we can serve
o rg an ization and getting adjusted had the site ready for the founda- in te re sts of the W orld W ar v eter- 10
u - H - s - gym n asium.
m ade up ,n boyiBh enth u siasm , in- j
vanquished brave, Oregon C ity’s
you w ith an y thing you need
to th e routine of his new duties. tion tim bers. The follow ing day ans, u nder th e auspices of the S al-
W ednesday,
Feb. 15.—A ll-day te re st and good will. A pproxim ate- I
first team by a score of 33-27, w ent
in o u r line of p rin tin g , a d
Owing to the vacancy of the local the footings w ere b u ilt and th e vation Army. T he sp eak ers of th e m eeting of T ro u td ale L ettu ce and ly 50 boys and young m en, includ-
down before a su p erio r q u in t on
v ertisin g , su b scrip tio n s or
office for th e p a st six w eeks, th e concrete poured on W ednesday, R. evening w ere introduced by Mayor V>a ™ii oV r wGn ° V I 8i a9BOciatlon at ing th e F riendly Indians, nearly a
the local floor F riday evening.
news.
w ork of organization w ill be C. F ra ce having the c o n tra c t for v n a rie s Cleveland.
.
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, dozen in num ber who w ere all ea rs !
'Tw as a b attle royal and th e h un
stro n g ly prom oted d uring th e re- th e cem ent w ork. T he G resham
G eorge Love, sta te com m ander of . Friday E vening, Feb. 17.—F a ir- and eyes, listened atten tiv ely to th e '
dreds of local and visiting fans
m aln d er of th is m onth. A ccording P lum bing and H eating com pany the A m erican Legion, explained in '* ew Bra n 8e card p a itv.
w ords of ex h o rtatio n and com -!
Tell 1561
and friends of th e opposing hoop
to Mr. B aillie’s p rese n t plans, th e has th e plum bing and sheet m etal full th e benefits accru in g to th e
F rid ay E vening, Feb. 17.—Cam p m endatton w hich fell from th e lips
ers
who packed th e gym nasium , re-
form ation of clubs, m ostly hom e contract. T he c o n tra c t for the ex-service men and th e ir fam ilies F *re g irls poverty party at O rient of th e visitin g clubs, th e P ioneers
j celved th rills galore.
pain
tin
g
of
the
ch
u
rch
has
been
u nder th e hosp italizatio n act re- ; Krade sc b o o l._______
a n d 0 om ra(,es (rom P o rtlan d , who
economic, w ill be am ong ea rly a c t
Two seconds of play found O. C.
given to J .R. Cassidy of P o rtland.
ivities.
cen tly passed under th e nam e of | F riday, Feb. 17.—G. U. H. S. bas- , inducted a class of 20 G resham to ru n e m p lo y m e n t a ils H e lp o f fe r e d scoring a field-throw by D ouglas,
T
he
a
rc
h
ite
c
t
of
th
e
new
building
T he new club agent for M ultno
th e R eed-Johnson bill.
' k etb all team to Corbett.
P ioneers and 12 C om rades into the ? u a " P,PTheanot^
1^
’he vi8‘‘" r 's "<a r P 'a yer. This
m ah county is a m an of experience. is P. Chappell Brow ne of P o rtlan d
C
arl
Mosier,
s
ta
te
ad
ju
tan
t,
de-
Friday,
Feb.
17.__Rockwood
P.-T.
Y'
M
G'
A
W*tb
tb
e
ritu
a
listic
cer-
bU8>'-
classy fo rw ard netted 16 points
F o r th re e y ears h e w as ru ra l school and the c o n tra cto rs a re M artin & scribed the advantages of th e O re -j association silv er tea a t s c h o o l-, em onial w hich is used th e world
d u rin g th e gam e. T h e first q u a r te r
su p erv isor in M arion county and in F u ller, also P o rtlan d men. T hese gon sta te bonus loan and m ade It 1 bouse.
i over.
D . ( . 1 .1 . PLANS
was draggy, th e boys from wool-
c
o
n
tra
cto
rs
a
re
the
men
who
built
addition handled the club w ork
plain to th e ex-service men th a t,
F riday E vening, Feb. 17.—Lee-
T bis ln,' u cto r’r or In itiato ry cere-
ARL
PROGRESSING
town
o u tp ointing Union H igh's men
w hich ranked first in the state. He th e St. Jo h n s E vangelical ch u rch
though m any had n ot ta k en a d tu re by Dr. J. B. H orner Sandy niony is extrem ely touching, it
in
both
shooting and passing .Score
At th e bi-m onthly m eeting of th e
resig n ed to accept a position as dis- a ^ Sellwood, com pleted b ut a sh o rt
| w ould seem, and should bring out
v antage of th e m easu res of th is high school auditorium .
at close of th is period w as 7-2 In
tim
e
ago.
Local
help
is
being
em
G
resham
W.C.T.U.
held
at
th
e
lib
ra
tr lc t club leader for Polk, Linn,
ployed on th e w ork of th e new law, they w ere still eligible, as th e i S atu rd ay E vening, Feb. 18. Jazz ’ th e be8t ot a boy as be tak es the ry T h u rsd ay , the d ep a rtm en t re fuvor of Oregon City.
L ane and M arion counties.
A m erican Legion and o th er o rg an - | dance a t P. W. L. A. h all. S pring- solem n vows of defending his
G resham w orked h a rd e r during
H. C. Seym our, sta te club leader, building as fa r as possible, w hich izations had secured an extension ‘tale.
I co u n try 's honor, its flag, Its constl- p o rts w ere encouraging. Mrs. Wm. th e second q u a rte r, holding O. C.
Thom w as m ade d irec to r of th e
says of th e new agent, “ Mr. Bail- fact is m uch appreciated locally.
Monday E vening, Feb. 2 0 ,-C a fe - ! tu t,o n > 8nd th c p u rlty of th e hom e'
The c o n c re te basem ent of th e of tim e th ro u g h legislative en a c t
C h ild ren 's F arm Home d e p a rt to tw o field baskets w hile m aking
lie's experience, know ledge of club
T
he
e
n
tire
m
em
bership
of
th
e
two
m ent.
te ria su p p er and program
by
some advance In points. S a tte r-
m ent.
w ork and ability to w ork w ith ch il church w ill be first com pleted and
Mr. Love in his add ress had S p ringdale P .-T. A. in schoolhouse, clubs w as n ot p u t th ro u g h th e in
F
ran
ces
E.
W
illard
Memorial
day
8tr,’ni
found th e hoop tw ice from
used
for
w
orship
u
n
til
such
tim
e
dren and ad u lts m ake him capable
show ed how th e adjusted com pen-
M onday E vening, Feb. 20.—Cafe- duction, but a sm all group from
of h an d ling the position." He w ill as the m eans a re av ailab le for the satio n bond, w hich is th e paid-up te ria su p p er an d program by each w as given th e rite s, th is se rv w as observed by ta lk s on th e out- tb e ^o u * lin e’ w bile S quire and
be associated, as w as Mr. K inder com pletion of the e n tire building. in su ran ce of the ex-service men S p rin g d ale P aren t-T ea ch e r asso- ing as a d em o n stratio n to th e class lying possessions and th e uses T |n 'm erm an each tossed fields,
which a re m ade of the U nited OrKK° n C,,y 8t,H led' 11 to ®'
his predecessor, w ith S. B. H all, W hen com pleted, th e -cost of the
d a tio n .
of boys lined up on th e floor facing S ta te s 'W illa r d Memorial fund in
could be used on w hich to borrow
B* ‘n n ,n « w ith «>e second half
county a g ric u ltu ra l agent, in c a rry - building w ill app ro x im ate $15,000.
T uesday E vening, Feb. 21.—E v an th e ro stru m .
money, saying it w as th e only place
th ese and some of th e lesser organ- flre dew ' E very local w“ 8 playln«
ing o ut to success th e extension It is expected th e place w ill be
T he Rev. E. Ilo rstm a n , one of th e ized sta te s
gelical b ask et social a t hom e of
O klahom a ran k s first and play,nK h ' 8 b<18t' Bvery ,nem -
ready for services in about 60 days. w here an ex-service man could Mrs. F. V olbrecht.
program of the county.
only tw o ad u lt m em bers of th e lu p ercen tag e of m em bership gain- ber 8Cored nnd 80 w e" th a t th e
borrow m oney a t six per cent, r e
pay th e loan and have m oney com
F riday E vening, Feb. 24.—T ro u t Y. M. C. A. com m ittee in G resham . ed last year and fourth am ong the Kun found ,h e ,ab,e8 t,,rn ed ,o th e
Nelson Home Has Small Fire Loss. GRESHAM JERSEY ENDS
I w as g reeted w arm ly by th e boys as sta te s in ac tu al m em bership.
ing back to him. Mosier, In com dale O. E. S. card party.
i tu n e of 18 f° 11 for a re a h a m in
T he residence of Milton O. Nel- !
FOURTH HIGH TEST p arison, took the sta te loan and
he spoke of his in te re st in th is or-
j th is period.
S
atu
rd
ay
E
vening,
Feb.
25.—Bas-
Mrs.
W.
J.
Cooper
and
Mrs.
son of Hope G ardens, four m iles
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show ed how it also could be m ade k et social H illsview schoolhouse. ! ganizatfon, of th e o p p o rtu n ity for
S q u ire su stained tw o personal«
n o rth e a st of G resham , sustained a
Mrs. W. H. Gibson of G resham ,
Christian and social developm ent F lo ren ce Jo n es will p rese n t th e j and two te ch n icals In th is play.
an investm ent, not only to th e ex-
S atu rd ay A fternoon, Feb. 25.—
an ti-n arco tics and 8. T. I. d e p a rt
nom inal dam age from fire S unday lla s again tested th e o u tstan d in g
serv ice m en of Oregon for whom G rade school d istric t bond election. and for service hi life. T he Rev.
m ents at th c next m eeting w hich Some booing w as directed from the
w hen sp a rk s from the chim ney purebred Je rse y cow, St. Mawes
D.
B
.W
elntz,
an
o
th
e
r
m
em
ber
of
th e a c t w as created an d put
g alleries a t O. C.’s coach, who de-
ca u g h t in the shingles of th e roof. Suzette of M. L. P. In th is la test
F eb ru ary 24, 25 and 26.—W inter th e com m ittee, w as p rese n t and will be held at the hom e of Mrs. C. veloped a case of "n e rv e s” during
th ro u g h th e leg islatu re, b u t also
J.
L
undquist
on
T
hursday,
F
e
b
ru
A bucket brigade did such effective official production te st, sta rted
in stitu te ,
G resham
M ethodist h e a rtily endorsed th e sen tim en ts
could be used by ex-service men church.
th is nnd thc final q u a rte r w hen he
ary 23. at 2:30.
w ork th a t th e fire was nearly ex- w hen she w as 6 y ea rs and 11
as expressed.
com ing into th e state. T hese men
p ersisted In p ro testin g th e rem oval
Mrs.
H
attie
M.
Wolfe,
ch
airm
an
tinguished by th e tim e th e G resham m onths of age, Suzette produced
S atu rd ay E vening, March 1.—
T he visiting team s did splendid
who had not enlisted from Oregon
of Finucone, O. C. center, who w ith
fire d ep a rtm en t had responded to 734.30 pounds of b u tte rfa t and 13,-
Senior class play, “ Daddy Long w ork in ca rry in g o ut th e w ork of of the board of d irecto rs, called a
would be obliged to pay a slightly L egs'', Colum bian high school.
S quire had been m aking w ry faces
th e call and reached th e scene. 289 pounds of m ilk in 305 days. H er
th e induction cerem onies.
The m eeting of th e d irecto rs and any a t one an o th er. R eferee S tone
higher ra te of in te rest in using the
o
th
ers
who
w
ish
to
m
eet
w
ith
Mrs.
Some dam age was also caused by m ilk averaged 5.53 per cent b u tte r-
S atu rd ay , M arch 3.—Bake food C entral P re sb y teria n club, u nder
loan.
ru led both boys off th e floor.'
w ater. T he loss Is covered by in- fat for th e 10 m onths and for two
sale, G eorge D ietl m eat m ark et.
th e lead ersh ip of A rth u r H aulm an, A nnabel Kirkwood th e sam e day at
Ted Johnson, com m ander of th e
T he final sp u rt w as a w hirlw ind
su ran ce.
of these m onths her yield exceeded
,11:15,
each
woman
to
bring
her
3._ p ut on th e Induction w ork for th e
S
atu
rd
ay
E
vening,
M
arch
local
A
m
erican
Legion
post,
m
ade
of
well tim ed nnd superbly ex e cu t
96 pounds of b u tte rfa t. F o r five
own lunch.
a plea to th e ex-service men to P lea san t Valley g ran g e leap y ear Com rades and th e B lack H aw k
ed plays. C aptain O kuda w as the
consecutive
m
onths
of
th
is
te
st
Su-
Sunnyside
W
.C
.T
.U
.
hus
ac
cep
t
Boring Boy Wins Prize.
b ask et social a nd dan ce.
P ioneer club of Rose City P ark
exceeded 85 eith er unite w ith th e A m erican L e
ed th e ch allen g e sen t to them by b rillian t, w iry p layer of old. "O le"
Em il A nderson of Boring, a se n zette’s production
S atu rd ay E vening, M arch 3—Two M E. ch u rch , u nder th e lead ersh ip
gion
o
r
some
o
th
er
sim
ilar
o
rg
a
n
i
pounds
of
b
u
tte
rfa
t
per
month.
the
O resham W. C. T. U. In an effort ! fulled to score as in form er gam es
ior in a g ric u ltu re a t the Oregon
plays by E p w o rth League, P le a sa n t of H ow ard Horst, had ch arg e of the
zation.
as
th
a
t
is
th
e
only
m
ethod
but showed a w illing ability for
T his is th e fo u rth record th a t St.
Home M ethodist church.
S tate college at C orvallis, recently
cerem onies for the P ioneers. T he to secu re th e g re a te st p ercen tag e of j team w ork th a t spelled success for
by w hich th ey can secu re th e ad
Mawes
Suzette
of
M.
L.
P.
has
com
su
b
scrib
ers
to
th
e
n
atio
n
al
organ,
won a prize of $5, th e aw ard of th e
v an tag es com ing to them . Of th e
F rid ay E vening, M arch 16.— local P io n eers w ere In ch a rg e of
all th e team. Squire, fiery, strong,
Oregon S tatesm an for an a rtic le on pleted and it is her second highest. 42.000 ex-service men in Oregon, Rockwood g range p lay,
R obert B arnes and E llis Judd, and “The Union S ig n al,” th e co n test to ca rele ss nnd fearless, the key to
T
he
sire
of
th
is
o
u
tstan
d
in
g
In
close
M
arch
22
a
t
5
o'clock.
spin ach grow ing subm itted by Mr.
b ut 11,000 of them a re m em bers of
S atu rd ay , M arch 17—-M ultnomah the Com rades In ch a rg e of D orsey
Several G resham
people are F rid ay n ig h t’s success. S atte rstro m ,
A nderson in the farm ing and in dividual is B lossom 's St. Mawes, th e Legion. In consequence of th is County
Council
at
Rockwood Dent. T he F rien d ly Indians, of
steady and tru e. T im m erm an, the
and
her
dam
is
St.
Mawes
B
eauty's
d u stria l m agazine section of th e
whom Jam es Bushong Is th e lead p lan n in g to atten d th e n ational team 's new high note. “T im m le”
sm all percentage, th e Legion has school.
G
ertie.
W.
C.
T.
U.
conference
to
bo
held
^paper. The paper each week of
er, will have an induction cerem ony
been som ew hat up a g a in st th e
h ereto fo re play ing a m inor role,
fers a prize of $5 to th e stu d e n t of
all th e ir own around tw o w eeks In P o rtlan d F eb ru ary 14 and 15, the forged to th e fro n t as high point
proposition
of
securing
extension
O.
N.
('.
SENIORS
Modern Woodman of A m erica.
first
day
at
th
e
F
irs
t
M.
E.
church
any school in th e W illam ette valley
privileges u nder th e sta te loan
HEAD COMMITTEES from th is tim e w hich is being eag-
R egular m eeting on F eb ru ary 17, of
and the second day at th e P o rtlan d m an. S path subbing m ade a rec
act
I
■- ■ -
erly looked fo rw ard to.
who su b m its th e best artic le on th e 1928, a t 8 o'clock p. m.
ord equal to th a t of m ore ex p er
Hotel.
c u rre n t subject in th e list put out.
It w as also pointed out by the
Miss A gatha H ard in g of C orbett,
T he b ask etb all team of the G resh-
C. J. LUNDQUIST, Clerk.
ienced players.
various sp eak ers of th e evening sen io r in vocational education and am C om rades club Is tied for sec-
Oregon City forfeited th e la st
= ilz A « ç - ^ I x a i ç — i l t A « r — ' ì i i r r — - ì » « « r— — i i a i ç — Ù Z A I Î Ç th a t v eteran s of th e Civil W ar and Roland B u rn e tt of E agle C r e e k ,1 ond p lace w ith th e M ultnom ah GRESIIAM BAND HAS
q u a rte r 7 to 5 and th e gam e 33 to
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J » » 1
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J « W V
J WW T
j y y i .. J W
(
HANGE
DE
DIRECTDRS
of th e S panish A m erican W ar w ere ' senior in a g ric u ltu re a t O regon | P re sb y te ria n s and th e deciding
27. The v isito rs w ere a fine group
su b ject to h o spitalization and w ere Stat« college at C orvallis, have gam e w ill be played next W ednes-
At a m eeting of th e G resham of w ell train ed , hard and clea n
beneficiaries to some ex ten t of the been appointed com m ittee c h a ir- day evening at G ran t high school. band held la st evening in M etzger's playing boys. They lost only be-
ad v an tag es accru in g u n d er th is re men for th e E ducational exposition, If won, th e club can then p a rtic i hall officers w ere elected and th e <'ause of having m et a b etter team,
F eb ru ary 17 and 18. Miss H ard in g pate for second p lace in the finals. resig n atio n of Dr. H. C. Jo h n so n .
TWAOC MAWK
cent a c t of congress.
In a p relim in ary gam e O resh-
A m illion and a h alf d o llar hos- will have ch a rg e of p rep arin g post-
for four y ea rs p ast th e h and’s dl- ; am R freshm an team was out-played
F a lrile w G range In sta lls.
pital is now under course of co n ers, c h a rts and m aps in dicating the
rec to r, accepted. D uring th e tim e
Oregon C ity's second's by a 21-8
T he in stallatio n of F airview
stru ctio n in P o rtlan d by th e gov- fu tu re p ossibilities of ed ucational
Dr. Jo h n so n has had ch a rg e of the 1 Bcore-
ern m en t, and it Is desired th a t th e work. T his is a division of th e ex- g ran g e officers was held S atu rd ay o rg an izatio n as Its leader and In-
T onight a gam e equaling th a t of
'
-.ZU
__ -
m en en titled to its privileges hibit of th e school of vocational evening in ch arg e of In sta llin g Of- stru c to r, he has been In stru m en tal F rid a y ’s In Im portance and In
p rese n t them selves for physical ex- education w hich Is p rep a rin g a pro- fleer J. J. Johnson, assisted by Mrs. in seeing It advance from a stra g ten sity will be pulled a t th e local
am ination and tak e ad v an tag e of gram including guidance In th e se- Ann Copeland.
P au lin e B uckner gling affair of a h alf dozen mem gym nasium , w hen H ill M ilitary en-
lection of a course, m ental te sts for and Nina L angley w ere emblem bers to a full-fledged band of 30 te rs th e lists In th e M ultnom ah
its
v
arious
benefits.
■W IN Ç H liTU
1 1
stu d e n ts and inform ation for v isit b earers. M bs . E. R. D. H ollensted or m ore pieces. His In te re st In Its ! county cham pionship final,
ing teach ers.
presented Mrs. Jo h n Jo n as, m aster w elfare has ap p a ren tly been up-
New F ootw ear for Ladles.
H I* n ecessary for Union high to
of F airview grange, w ith a b eau ti perm ost In his plans and has had win till»» K,imP •'* order to m eet Sa-
The sp rin g ’s sm a rtest slip p ers,
Mr.
B
u
rn
ett's
work,
in
th
e
farm
—Whether you are a carpenter, handy man or an
pum ps and oxfords a t popular m anagem ent division ot th e school ful handbag, and In a few w ell-
m uch to do w ith th e success the lem high
L et's help th e boys win
amateur with tools you will be interested in seeing
prices, $3.95, $4.95 and $5.95. Ayls-
of a g ric u ltu re will fea tu re a model chosen w ords voiced th e ap p re c ia band lias m et w ith since its organ- hy atten d in g th e gam e.
w orth & M artin, G resham .—Adv.
our tool display.
farm w ith all m odern im prove tion of th e g ran g e for th e th ree Izatton.
L ineup as follow s;
We a re now sta rtin g our early m ents. C h arts and o u tlin es will be y ears of faithful service w hich Mrs.
Dr. Johnson'« su ccesso r as di OkiKla ( 3 ) .............. f ............... (1< D ouglas
sp rin g ad v ertisin g of Used C ars. show n d eterm ining th e fac to rs Jo n a s had rendered and for her rec to r of th e G resham band is W, Llndrooth ( 2 ) . , , . f .......... 0, W hitem an
Squire ( 9 ) .............. c ...........(3) Flnucane
S hearer-B acon C hevrolet Co.—Adv. m aking for success or failu re of a ssista n ce In m aking possible th e
OlO T R U s ,y
I). P hillips, who has been w ith the Satterstrom 1 5 ) ..g ............ (1) Prarger
new
hall.
A
fine
m
usical
program
farm ers.
Expertly tempered, evenly
hoys for sev eral years. He is a c a Timm erm an (10). g .............. (7) Mckeel
$13 Value for $S.9.">.
V ocational g uidance for th e v isit was rendered d u rin g th e evening, pable m usician as well as being Spath (4)
■ Marggl
®9et teeth for smooth, fast
A H otpoint Waffle Iron, th e kind
including num bers by Gene C ham
s Cutler
ing
high
school
stu
d
e
n
ts
w
ill
be
possessed
of
executive
ability.
Mr.
th a t bakes ’em th a t crispy brow n
cutting ......................$5.00
b
erlain
of
S
p
rin
g
d
ale;
a
violin
P.
D.
Stone,
referee.
given
special
atten
tio
n
,
th
e
college
rig h t a t th e table, d u rin g F eb ru ary
P hillips will be assisted in his w ork
for $8.95 cash, or $1.95 down and having m ade a rran g e m en ts for th e solo by Miss G ladys Johnson a c as d irecto r by Dr. H. H. Ott, an o th
Below Is th e schedule of gam es
$2 per m onth for four m onths. presen ce of visiting ex p erts in th is com panied a t th e piano by Mrs.
played
to d ate an d th e score of th e
e
r
who
has
at
all
tim
es
been
deeply
D em onstration ev e ry F rid ay a f te r line who will be av ailab le for co n Alice C asebeer; a vocal solo by
in terested In th e band. T he band contending team s.
noon. P. E. P. E lectric sto re, Pow
WINCHESTER
W. C asebeer, and a piano solo by
ference d u rin g the exposition.
ell stre e t, G resham .
Is planning to give som e co n certs G reshara
O pponents
The hammer with the
Forged from high-grade l!
Mrs. V era Dixon. L yle Mason of
In th e n ea r fu tu re.
oermanent perfect “h a n f"
29 ........................... M ilw a u k ie .. . . 24
G
resham
gave
a
ta
lk
on
th
e
su
b
tool steel. Claws will grip
T he officers elected a t th e m eet 39 ........................... P ark ro s e .......... 10
ject of "Good C itizen sh ip ” which
ing last n ig h t a re : W. I). P hillips, 25 ........................... B e av e rto n . . . . 15
and pull a headless nail.
Was m uch enjoyed, and O. I. Neal
d ire c to r; Dr. H. H. Ott, a ssista n t 20 ...........................O. 1. T............... 19
First grade handles... $1.00
m a ster of O resham g ran g e and
d irec to r; O tto M agnuson, p re si
Fred C rane m a ste r of M ultnom ah d en t; W. L. G orsage, se c re ta ry ; 27 ........................... P ark ro se . . . . . 22
24 ........................... A lu m n i............. 29
Pom ona gran g e, also spoke. F air-
H arry BJur, tr e a s u re r; W. J. Olm- 38 ..................
C o rb e tt.. 30
view g ran g e recen tly took In seven
scbeld, m a n ag e r;
C. O. M errill, 27 ........................... O. I. T .............
14
new m em bers and re p o rts a good
Grips firmly without lost
P eter W elland and Dr. H. II. Ott, 33 ........................... Oregon City.
27
atten d an ce and fine in te rest.
finance «om m lttee.
motion. Easy quick re-
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"WINCHESTER
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Special Values in
Crystal White Glassware
WINCHESTER
wMNca&lease, reinforced jaw, 14-
inch size .,................. $1.75
Ntiirnr anti ('ream er Net, each
Covered Butter Di»lies, each
N-ineh B o m I*, each
.‘I-pi lit Jug», eaili
6 Turn Mere for
Nix 1-ineh Disile»
Clean cutting, long life
files for all kinds of work.
They are correctly tem
pered, 8-in. flat size.
6 for ..... $145
Easy Washer DemonstratloB.
The follow ing Item s
25c
See them on display in our window
: 4 . IV. /Weízger <& Co.
I GRESHAM,
■w
OREGON
■------- THI
■N IH C M U Tt*
»TO »»
Hepp’s Racket Store
Phone 1236
GRESHAM
W'afile Irnn B enionw trater.
We have m any c a rs o b tain ab le on
Every F riday afternoon d u rin g
consignm ent, d irect from th e ow n-
er, which a re not listed In our Used F eb ru ary we will d em o n strate the
'C a r ads. C onsult u s; we m ay have new H otpoint Waffle Iron at the
: Just w hat you a re looking for. P. E. P E le ctric sto re in G resham .
.Shearer-B acon, C hevrolet, O resh Come In and sam ple one of thosa
crisp y , golden ¿ rn w n waffles. Tne
Your m oney's w o rth In th e ad am .—Adv.
w a f f le Irons a re on sale d u rin g Feb
v ertisem en ts In th e O utlook today.
ru a ry at the special price of $8.95
F ree F lo a r and Nyrnp.
W ith th e p u rch ase of each H ot cash , or $1.95 down, $2 per m onth
point Waffle Iro n d u rin g F eb ru ary for four m onths.
you get a 214-pound p ackage of
Repair Driveways.
K e rr's flour and a p in t jug of
crim so n R am bler syrup. T he waffle
Now Is the tim e to rep a ir your
2 pound« .............
Iron Is specially priced a t $8.95 drivew ay« w ith crushed rock o r
cash o r $1 95 down, $2 p er m onth road gravel. See W alrad & W right,
for four m onths. P. E. P. E le ctric G reshara. Phone 1631.—Adv.
sto re, Pow ell St., G resham .
I
— —
Make use of the O utlook's new,
w/.h P.r° n ~ Z lU.r
reCept™n i Quick«- telephone service. Call
w i t h a G eppert K leer Tone,
We
at Nt-nhenr Packing I <>„
have
them
J.
E.
M
etzger,
F a d s * 1 «<*• Two PH vate lines. A lw sys
Gresham
S terw art W arn er R adios.—Adv.
som eone to an sw er your calls.
W atch for an n ouncem ent In F r i
day's O utlook of E asy W asher
d em o n stratio n S atu rd ay , F eb u aiy
18, at G resham D rug sto re, Powell
and Main stre e t, G resham .— Adv.
HAMBURGER
45c
Brentwood Peas
25c