TUESDAY, APRIL
GRESHAM OUTLOOK, GRESHAM, OREOOS
PAGE FOUR
Gresham Locals
Mrs. George Je n k in s is in a P o rt
land hospital w here she is receiv
ing trea tm e n t. Mrs. Susie S h an
non has been assistin g in th e care
of the Je n k in s children d uring the
absence of the m other.
Cecil W ilkins of N ew port, O re
gon, has been visiting for several
days at the home of his sister, Mrs.
G eorge D uncan.
Mrs. N ellie R oberts re tu rn e d
Sunday from P ortland san itariu m
w here she recently u n derw ent a
m ajor operation. She is now im
proving rapidly.
Mr. and Mrs. Thom as E dw ards of
P endleton, Oregon, visited th e ir
sons Newell and C lair and th e ir
fam ilies in P o rtlan d , and Mr. and
Mrs. S. S. Thom pson in G resham
over the week-end. C lair E dw ards
is a son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs.
Thom pson.
The general m eeting of th e E v an
gelical W om en’s union will be held
T h ursday afternoon a t 2 o'clock at
th e home of Mrs. H enry F ritz, tive
m iles ea st of G resham . Mrs. T heo
dore B rugger, president of the gen
era l circle, w ill have charge of the
m eeting. A fter the business se s
sio n a social hour will be enjoyed,
th e program of which prom ises to
be of m ore th an usual in te rest. All
m em bers and th eir friends w ill be
welcome.
At the conclusion of reh e arsal
Sunday evening of the St. H enry's
C atholic ch u rch choir, the m em bers
w ere treated to a pleasan t su rp rise
by Mr. und Mrs. F ran z O lbrich, at
whose home they w ere gathered.
S elections dn the baby g rand elec
tric player piano and the serving of
refresh m en ts by the hostess com
pleted a p leasan t evening. About
ten m em bers of the choir w ere
present.
Glen W inters, who is em ployed
in the gym nasium of Oregon S tate
college, spent the week-end w ith
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
W inters.
W alter M arkw art, em ployed a t the
G resham Meat m arket, has been
unable to w ork for several days on
account of illn ess from in te stin al
flu.
T he G eneral R efrig eratin g and
M anufacturing corporation, an o r
ganization which Is o p eratin g In
the form er Beaver S tate Motor
com pany’s place of business, Is en
gaged in th e m a n u factu re of ice
m achines,
several
com m ercial
m odels of w hich a re on display at
the plant. The iron Is forged, m a
chines cast and th e finished product
tu rn ed out at the local factory,
w hich nt p resen t Is em ploying
about 20 men.
Ilurold H unt and Joe W right
have returned to th e ir studies at
th e high school afte r several days'
absence due to Illness.
I,. J. Allen of Corvallis, a ssista n t
sta te club leader In charg e of farm
crops and anim al club work, spent
F riday In G resham the guest of
County (’lull Agent and Mrs. W. II.
Balllle. Some tilin' was spent In
Mr. Baillie's office w here the men
discussed the club activities of
M ultnom ah county, th e com ing
county fair prem ium list and ttie
possibilities of a series of dem on
stratio n s for com petition a t the
stute fair.
A »’¿ pound girl w as born to Mr.
and Mrs. E arl C alkins th is m o rn
ing. The nam e of E sther L oraine
C alkins has been given the new a r
rival.
Andrew B rugger, form erly the
ow ner of the Melville farm on tin'
Base Line, recently trad ed his
apartm en t house at East 11th and
Division streets. P ortland, for re s i
dence property and a cash consid
eration. Tlie poor health of Mr.
and Mrs. B rugger made It neces
sary for them to give up the a p a r t
ment.
Mr. and Mrs. H om er A ndrew and
fam ily m otored
to V ancouver.
W ashington, last Sunday to enjoy
a fam ily g ath erin g at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. A lbeit T. Jones. O th
ers present w ere Mr. and Mrs.
Jam es G Andrew and son G lenn of
Longview. W ashington, Mr. anil
Mrs. Howard E. Andrew and th ree
children of V ancouver and C harles
<). Andrew of Pullm an, W ashington,
who Is Just com pleting a th ree
m onths’ trip through the ea ste rn
p art of the m iddle west and C ali
fornia. Mrs. Jones Is a siste r of
th e Andrew boys.
Bobby, the tw o-vear-old son of
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Calkins, lias
been sli k for about tw o weeks with
an aheess on his chin.
It was
lanced a few days ago by a local
surgeon, since which tine the child
has been much relieved
O scar McClung, nephew of Mrs.
H C. L arsen, has now b e e n moved
to his home In P ortland from St.
V incents hospital w here he has
been ill for nearly three weeks. He
is said to he doing well.
Dr. und Mrs. Lloyd A nderson of
P ortlan d arc being cong ratu lated
on the arriv a l of th eir first child, a
son Mrs. A nderson is rem em bered
to her many friends in G r e s h a m a s
Miss Myra Johnson, d aughter of
Mr. and Mrs c A Johnson
H arry T ru itt left T h ursday for
G erileld, W ashington, to m ake his
home.
w ere: W alter Eschebeck, th e fa th
er, Mr. Peabody, who allow s th e
length of a d ressin g gown to be
cause of a bad tem p er; Betty
W heeler, th e m other, Mrs. Peabody
who, when her personal p ro p erty is
attach ed , tu rn s from a nervous high-
stru n g woman to one who m akes
h er husband toe th e ch alk line;
Ivam ae S chw eitzer, th e d au g h ter
Miriam, whose excuse is h er h e a rt;
Roy H uddle, M iriam 's fiance, Angus
Kirk; Keuci W alter. Cum ber th e
b u tle r who took th e p a rt very w ell;
E lsie Eschebeck, S arah th e maid.
T his little o ne-act play w as coached
by Lois Boynton, assisted by Mrs.
H aw orth.
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Schw eitzer
visited th e ir d au g h ter Ivam ae over
the w eek-end. They w ere in P o rt
land S atu rd ay on business. Mrs.
Schw eitzer arriv ed In tim e to see
Ivam ae tak e th e p a rt of Miriam
Peabody in th e play F rid ay eve
ning. M r^ g ch w eitze r drove from
W estfir afte r w ork on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. W alter visited
the Rev. and Mrs. H. A. W alter and
fam ily from W ednesday until F ri
day.
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 7
Mrs. Lois G ray, p rin cip al. Miss
E dna It. C arlyle, in term ed iate and
Mrs. L ucile P lu n k ett,
prim ary
teachers, have been re-elected for
th e en su in g y ear at the W ilkes
school. Mrs. O ray Is com pleting
her th ird y ear here, and Miss
C arlyle and Mrs. P lu n k e tt th e ir
second years.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. G arbarino
a re receiving co n g ra tu latio n s on
the birth of a son, M ario Joseph,
March 18. a t th e Wilcox M aternity
hospital. Mrs. G arb arin o and her
little son will rem ain in P o rtlan d
until a fte r E aster before retu rn in g
to th e ir home on the B arker road.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. E dw ards,
Mamie E dw ards, France# B arger
and F ran k F ish er m otored to E agle
Creek Sunday, w here they visited
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Duus. They
rep o rt m a t It snow ed th e re during
th eir visit.
Mrs. U lrich B urgener and son
W alter atten d ed the m eeting of
th e H uron (8. D.) society in P o rt
land F rid ay evening. T he m eeting
w as held a t th e home of th e p re si
dent, R ichard Talboy.
Mr. and Mrs. L ester Bray are
staying at the home of W allace
Spence, at T ro u td ale d u rin g th e
absence of Mrs. Spence, who has
been called to Spokane, W ashing
ton, on account of the serio u s Ill
ness of h er father.
U lrich B urgener had his re si
dence painted last week, O. L. P0111-
ery of Rose P ark doing th e work.
F ra n k F ish er, who is em ployed
at P resco tt. Oregon, sp en t the
w eek-end nt the home of his sister,
Mrs. J. W. E dw ards.
Mesdaines Isab e lla Low, P earl
Slmonl, F ra n ce s T eg art,
Alma
Brum hall, F ran ces Fox, E dna S tan- |
ley and C h ristin e C avanaugh, m em
ber» of T ro u td ale C h ap ter O. E. S.,
w ere recen t g u ests of Mrs. JesHle
Zim m erm an.
G land Food Available.
Sea lettu ce (D ulse) supplies o r
ganic iodine, reju v en ates glands,
prevents or cu re s goitre.
ltra lu
food. Bio-C hem istry H ealth Cook
hooks. Talier P h arm acy , G resh
am .—Adv.
A su rp rise kitchen show er was
given on la st T h u rsd ay a t th e home
o f Mrs. L. Y unker in honor of Miss
H attie R uhlin, whose m arria g e to
A ndrew H uber will o ccur in the
n ear fu tu re. A la rg e num ber of
p retty and useful g ifts for the
kiii in n w ere received by Miss
Ruhlin.
T hose p resen t besides th e h o st
ess and g uest of honor w ere Mrs.
John R uhlin, Miss C lara and
Miss G ertru d e R uhlin, Mrs. George
D errick, Mrs. Dave S tab ler, Miss
Louise S tab ler, Mrs. U lrich Imhoff
and ch ildren, Mrs. N. H ennlngsen,
Mas. M acW iliiam s. Mrs. A. W.
D arby, Mrs. Al P eier, Mrs. E rn e st
Schedeen, Miss L o rn a Schedeen,
Mrs. A nna Ash, Mrs. C. Kuch, Miss
Emma and Miss E ste r K uch, Mrs.
A lbert H offm eister and children,
Mrs. A. Moore and ch ild ren , Mrs.
Bednar and ch ildren. Miss M argaret
K arlen, Mrs. A. E. F o rsy th e and
Mrs. Em anuel Miller.
tra c t for excavating and laying an
S-mile w ater m ain for th e city of
i F orest Grove. He expects to go
I soon to G ran ts Pass w here he has
a larg e c o n tra c t for excavating for
I a sew er.
Roland Schedeen has a new
| Chevrolet tru c k and John W asson
a new C hevrolet coach.
Tom D onahue has ren ted his
farm to Japanese.
Mrs. M acW iliiam s sp en t a few
days la st w eek v isitin g in P o rtlan d .
Mrs. C ram er is visiting her
d au g h ter in P o rtlan d .
Window Cleaning.
Don’t lay down th e p aper till you
Local Pastor Resigns Work.
For exp ert window cleaning see
have read th e W ant Ada.
T he Rev. D. B. W eintz, for the
8. T ajim a. or leave o rd ers w ith J.
p ast eight m onths p asto r of th e I
Ross Brow n, G resham , phone 2501.
Phone Want Ads to 1561.
F re e M ethodist ch u rch , has r e
signed his p asto ra te a t th is place
and has affiliated him self w ith the
in te re sts of th e U ndenom inational
tem ple. He w ith his fam ily w ill
vacate th e p arso n ag e in a sh o rt
tim e. H is fu tu re plans are as yet
indefinite and it is not know n who
w ill succeed him in th e w ork of the
F re e M ethodist ch u rch here. The
Rev. J. T. T aylor, d istric t eld er for
th e P o rtlan d d istric t of w hich
G resham is a p art, presided a t a
business m eeting held a t th e church
last evening. He expects to occupy
th e p u lp it h ere next Sunday m o rn
ing. Mr. T aylor is an able speaker
and a cordial in v itation is extended
to any who w ish to attend.
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I’EKO, Berkshire
Correct!
b ran d 's
full
fashioned
double sole, spliced heel,
all b rig h t silk
p air , .............
$1.50
SUMI, a
Berkshire,
full fastiioned s e r v i c e
w eight, silk to top. R eg
u la r $1.98, special
/^ O R R E C T in every
' sense of th e w ord
are the new B erkshire
Stockings. In perm a
nent fit, sm art colors,
long w ear, they please
th e m o st p a r tic u la r
woman. F ullfashioned
and made of th e finest
silk.
A n Ideal Easter Gift
MINNEHAHA, A rrow head
bran d , a heavy quality
an k le clinging, n o n - Q Q p
ravel seam , p air. . J u t
Colors in above n u m
bers, black, w hite, gun-
m etal, vanity, m oonlight,
evengiow, san d u st, nude,
atm osphere,
cham pagne,
flesh pink, p earl blush,
m isty m orn.
F A S H IO N E D
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These Argonaut Collar■ Attached Shirts
make ideal Easter Gifts. They are
good form for every-day business w ear
and for informal occasions too. We
have them in all popular fabrics and
patterns in the new pastel shades.
$1.19
p air
B r a n d , b la c k a n d
S llM a Io • % ,
FU LL
H IR T
With the NEW Sta trim Collar Attached
ARROWHEAD HOSE, a
new num ber added to our
stock. No. 888 all silk s e r
vice w eight, double sole,
high pointed heel.
C hildren’s P an am a, Bear
B E R K S H IR E
S T O C K IN G S
GASCO
B R IQ U E T S
$1.69
b ro w n ,
Children’s Arrowhead
B rand, wide rib, colors
g rain and biscuit
* )£ /»
6 to 9%, p a ir..
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
“The House of Quality”
GRESIIAM, OREGON
1’IIONE 1411
H e (live («reel! T rading Stamps
The ¡deal Fuel
for Brooders
THEY LEAVE
NO ASHES
Distributed in Gresham
by
PRICED TWO TO SIX DOLLARS
AylsWortK & Ma rt i r \
M e n ’ s
w ear
JUDD FUEL CO.
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PHONE 1581
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h o e s
G RESHA M
J
§> / M
W in c h e s te r R a z o r
free w ith tw o p a c k
ages o f W inch este r
han d honed sm ooth
s h a v in g b la d e s a t
3 5 c . ad for 7 O c
Clothes for Easter
B e a u t i f y y o u r la w n
w ith th is h ig h wheel
double gear
B a ll
b e a r in g — P o p u la r
size
Law n M ow er
T h t W in c h e s te r
3t.>re Special. * 1 0 . 1 3
S IL K
H O S IE R Y
W in ch e ste r s tu rd y b a ll
bea ring ro lle r skates.
B o ys m odel. 9 1 . 7 9
Curls m odel, * I ,h!>
W in c h e s te r f in e s t q u a l
it y saw file. 5J in c h e xtra
slun taper.
2 f o r 125«
T h e W in c h e s te r
Store Special — 3 ]
m eh brush fo r gen
er.1 iu e # | . I 3
Package o f 5 A k ro Agates
w ill be g iven t o an y boy
o r g i r l b r in g in g p a r e n ts
t o th e R ed Red R o b in Sale.
K ill Insect Pests. G e t one o f
these S p ray P um ps and k ill
th e flies, m osquitoes a n d Qther
insect pests
3 j 0
for E aster If'ear
« 1 .3 5
Here are a few of the
many other values to be
found at our Store during
this Sale.
W in c h e s te r T w o
B lade Pen K n ife —
Stag h a n d le nicke l
s ilv e r lin in g
S ÎH *
3 pair for $3.05
No U lste r costum e will be perfectly com plete
w ithout a p air of th ese line service w eight silk hose.
W e know of no finer q u ality for the money. They
are full fashioned w ith 27-lnch all-silk boot mid r e
inforced to double th eir w ear. Come in such shades
are rose taupe, ta n san , grege, g rain and m isty m orn.
P o p u la r 10 in c h
size W inch este i
P ip e W re n ch —
ja w s t h a t
g rip. 9 9 c
9 1 .9 9
B o ys' 2 Blade S tag H a n d le
Jack K n ife
R e d W B ra n d S c re e n
P a in t — P ro te cts — Pre
ve n ts ru st — L o n g w ear
ing—Half p in t car,.
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E n glish P a tte rn G arden
T ro w e l
W inch este r P la yg ro u n d
B a ll horsehide cover—
F irm — ye t s o ft 3 1 c
) n . '»la. A nother new M unsingw ear hose th at is a ttr a c t
ing a lot of Interest. Tills hose also lias th e new blocked
toe th a t in su res add itio n al service and com es In th e fol
low no. n » Itttdt
kashabelce. h o n e y beige,
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W inch este r p ro
f e s s io n a l o ile d
H o r s e h id e f u l l
L e a th e r lin e d
fielders glove
FOOTW EAR
B o y s ! I t ’s a W in
chester
Fast - A ll
steel — ro lle r bear
m g — ru b b e r tire d
w a g o n . S iz e 1 3 ]
«30]
9 4 » .9 9
94©
W in c h e s te r w h e e l
b a rro w — seamless
one piece steel tr a y
hardw ood fram e.
B r ig h t C o lored D u s t Pan
19c
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99 39
at p opular prices
*3.85 and ' 1.85
Never have we presented a
m ore ch arm in g variety of de
sirab le sty les— pum ps, ties
and oxfords In th e favored
le ath e rs and styles for all oc
casions.
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M IK
III >
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B n g h t colored handle — fast c u ttin g
s t a in le s s s te e l s h e e r — W inchester
S tore Special at Si CO Exchange vour
oid kru/e and get one for 4»9<
NEW
W inchester Forged steel bow garden rake.
14 n u v e d te e th - Select aah han dla 9 1 . 4 4
FROCKS
W in c h e s te r p a d lo c k s
p ro te c t yo u r p ro p e rty .
Brass p la te d steel case
—t a p keys.
19c
7 tnen household barbers
shears — th e W inch este r
S t o r e S p e c ia l,
* | c
P a n t r y S p e c ia l —
25c size— 14 ox. b o t
t l e — V a n C a m p 's
T o m a to C a ts u p .
2 fo r M e
F isherm en ’ H e re is a
w o n d e rfu l buy.
? f o o t s te e l c a s t in g r o d
SO y d . s p o o l * 11 k l i n e
Rft v d . q u a d ru p le a c tio n reel
>8.00 value, a ll fo r 4 I . 9 M
B n g h t colored handle
stainless steel parin g
k n i f e — A W inchester
S to r e S p e c ia : I
for Easter
Silk D resses of
exceptional value
W in c h e s te r F a m i
ly Scale. 24 lb c * .
p e n tv
a k it e b e o
ea»t> * 1 . 3 »
A. W. Metzger & Co.
GRESHAM, OREGON
Q uality and Price
Y o u know har «w are and realize w hat
real values are H’ e -fd j i th is Red Red
R o b tn N a tio n W id e W inch este r Store
, k »»
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com bine th e tw o essentials o f g w a /ify *
and p r ic e . E v e ry price quo ted in th is
c irc u la r is a special price and lasts o n ly
* e second national sale
o< Its k in d la u n ^ - d th t < h th e
o f h'0© m divid'saU y
m n e d W t ’ -<te '• -• • h .'W
ch ild ren ; and
4 * g a llo n —gal va n
iz e d c o r r u g a t e d
garbage can.
W in c h e s te r s p a d in g F o r k —
H e a v y — stro n g — s tu rd y — 4
d ia m o n d back tines,
ÿ |
fl F o o t F u ll R odded Step
Lad der
beck
by Mrs. Eschebei k. Elsie Eschetn < k
$
A p r i l 5 * h t o 1 4 th
W in c h e s t e r Q u a l
it y 2 in c h V a rn ish
B ru s h fo r a n y
•household use
19o
New M unsingwear
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THE RED RED ROBIN NATION-WIDE
WIHCH£ST£& S T O R E SALE
Shoes, Dry Goods, I ndies’ und Men’s F u rn ish in g s
■ v m
lfc »
CAN’T TALK TO WIFE,
TOO ( ROSS AM» NERVOUS
"Even my husband co u ld n 't ta lk
to me, I was so cro ss and nervous.
Vinol has m ade me a different and
happy w om an."—Mrs. N. McCall.
Vinol is a com pound of iron,
: phosphates, cod liver peptone, etc.
FLx Up Your Auto.
T he very F IR S T bottle m akes you
sleep b etter and have a BIG ap p e w ith Public Service auto enam el
tite. N ervous, easily tire d people and top dressing. L. L. K idder
are su rp rised how QUICK th e iron, Ildw e. Co.
phosphates, etc., give new life and
A SPECIAL COMMUNICA
pep. Vinol ta ste s delicious. G resh
TION of G resham Lodge No.
am
D
rug
Co.—Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Y unker enjoyed
152 A. F. & A. M. in M asonic
a visit on Sunday from th e ir son,
T ell it to One-Five-Six-One.
hail, W ednesday evening. A pril 4,
C larence, who is com pleting a con-
at 7:30. W ork in th e M. M. De
gree.
W. J. TODD, W. M.
1 W. L. GORSAGE, Sec y.
W . R. HICKS CG.
DAMASCUS
H arold and A lbert Cooke of Mil
waiikie accom panied Mr. P ow er
m an home S aturday evening to
spend Sunday with relatives in D a
m ascus
An E aster program will be given
by th e young people at the F ree
Mt thodlst church next Sunday eve
nlng.
Miss L averta H all Is in
charg e of th e program
Miss H all
spent Saturday and Sunday at
S IH I’KISE GIVEN
HILLSVIEW GIRL
3,
1 Rohm
I \ CHESTER
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N a tio n W td e W - -h e « e r Store Sale
A p n l Sth to 14th Y o u w ill fin d
<• va n .'»
out -
o th e ”
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W inchester St^xes at all tunes M a n y
those values are R e d R but b a r g a in s to d a y
T a ke advantage o f th e m w hüa th e y la st a
a one-act comedy.
F
W in c h e s te r
L e a g u e B a ll —
H o rseh ide cover
G u a ra n te e d 9
in ning s
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