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GRESHAM OUTLOOK, GRESHAM, OREGON
PAGE FOUR
Mrs. D. C. L eavins and children.
LaV aun and D arrel, of S eattle, are
visiting a t the home of Mrs. Leav
in s’ m other, Mrs. A lleta Myers.
Mrs. Leavins and son will re tu rn
to S eattle with Mr. L eavins, who is
now tran sa ctin g business in so u th
ern Oregon, but Miss Leavins will
spend th e sum m er w ith her g ra n d
m other and a ssist her in th e
bakery.
Mrs. M. V. S tu rn arriv ed Sunday
from C alifornia and will m ake her
home w ith her d aughter, Mrs. Ben
Hoover.
Alex. Adams has found em ploy
m ent a t Longview, W ash., w ith the
Long-B ell L um ber com pany. Mr.
and Mrs. Adams plan to move th ere
in the n ear future.
Ja ck Cannon, of A storia, a form
e r m e rc h an t in G resham , called on
old friends last week. Mr. Cannon
is bead of th e cred it bureau in
A storia.
W. T. W ilmot, rep resen tin g the
accounting d ep artm en t of th e P o rt
land E lectric Pow er
com pany,
spent p a rt of yesterday at the local
office.
L ester M iller and a P o rtlan d
friend. C harles Ebey, drove to
Yachats T h u rsd ay and retu rn ed
I Sunday evening. T he tim e was
'sp e n t in h u n tin g and sightseeing.
Mrs. Kuby Buckle of P ortland,
d aug h ter of Mr. and Mrs. B. W.
Em ery, is atten d in g the national
n u rses' convention a t Louisville,
Ky. Mrs. Buckle is a delegate from
th e N urses' S tate association, of
which she is p resident. She v isit
ed friends in different places en
route to K entucky.
Mr. and Mrs. W ard Inglis and
child ren A lan and Bobby, Mrs.
Inglis' m other Mrs. Mary K inler,
Mr. and Mrs. C. I. K aker and Mrs.
R a k er’s m other Mrs. F ie tta H ib
bert, w ere Sunday dinner guests of
Miss A ugusta H ahn of Corvallis.
The hom e econom ics club of the
G resham g ran g e will m eet at the
home of Mrs. Arnold Kuegg F r i
day, Ju n e 16, a t 2:30 o'clock. A
full atten d an ce is desired.
W. H. Gibson left S atu rd ay for
Edm onton, A lberta, C anada, for a
visit with friends.
Mrs. J. H. Wood and Mrs. Annie
W right attended th e all-day pion
eer meeting held at the Rockwood
M ethodist ch u rch Sunday. They
g reatly enjoyed services and the
splendid dinner served a t noon.
Mrs. Wood w as am ong the num ber
who spoke during the afternoon.
Alden Miller retu rn ed hom e F ri
day from the U niversity of W ash
ington a t S eattle for th e sum m er
vacation. He plans to leave Ju n e
19 for Yes bay, K etchikan, A laska,
w here he w ill w ork d u rin g the
sum m er in th e governm ent h atch
ery.
Virgil Howell and fam ily a tte n d
ed a Sunday school convention at
H illsboro Sunday.
Miss H ester T horpe and Mrs.
E vans of P o rtlan d left S atu rd ay for
Vancouver, B. C„ to v isit w ith
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam uel LaG asse of
P o rtlan d drove out Sunday m orn
ing and atten d ed the q u arte rly
m eeting services at th e F ree M eth
odist church.
Montag designing has provided for just
the right degree of hum idity, or m oist
n ess, that is required in this particularly
dam p clim ate.
W alter Thede left Sunday eve
ning for his home in S uperior, Wis., j
after spending four days visiting
at th e homes of the Stockton broth-1
ers here. M r.’ Thede was called
here by the death of his sister, Mrs. i
W illiam Stockton.
T he G resham circle of the E van- I
geiical W om en's union will m eet |
W ednesday afternoon, Ju n e 13, a t ,
2 o'clock, at the Evangelical ch u rch
on Main street. The circle w as a n
nounced to m eet T h u rsd ay a f te r
noon, but on account of the floral
parad e in P o rtlan d will m eet a day
sooner.
T he rum or has been confirm ed
of th e m a rriag e of Miss D ella
H ughes to A. A rata of T routdale.
The cerem ony, which took place at
Olympia, Wash., June 1, was w it
nessed by the brid e’s m other, Mrs.
A. H ughes. An autom obile trip
through C anada followed the w ed
Know the Joy of having ju st th e h ea t you w ant autom atically
ding cerem ony. Mr. and Mrs. A rata
will live at the groom ’s farm home
m aintained w hile you iron.
near T routdale.
No m ore w atching, no guessw ork. No w aiting for th e iron to heat
A. W. M etzger is suffering w ith
up or cool down. J u s t set th e h eat co n tro l at the desired te m p era
fallen arch es. He has not been
able to atten d to his duties a t th e
tu re and th a t h eat w ill be m aintained Indefinitely. You can have
Btore for several days.
various degrees of low h eat for beautiful lingerie and sheer silks;
The Mt. Hood Service statio n w as
the desired degree of m edium h ea t for h andkerchiefs, sh irts and w ash
broken into Sunday night and tire s,
d resses; high heat for heavy, dam p table lin en s; or any heat in be
accessories and tools, valued a t
tw een. When you have finished ironing one piece and stop to fold
$130 ca rrie d off. In addition about
$10 p roperty dam age w as done to
and lay it aside— you don’t need to pull out th e plug. J u s t roll th e
the building. The la tte r item in
iron back on its heel stand. It w ill stay a t ju s t the rig h t te m p eratu re
cluded the sm ashing of four locks
to s ta rt in on an o th er piece of th e sam e kind. I t is th e sam e w ith
on th e gas pum ps. E n tran c e w as
m ade th ro u g h a window on th e
the m any oth er little in te rru p tio n s th a t a re bound to occur during
n o rth side. T h ere is no clue as to
any half day's iro n in g —an sw erin g the doorbell, th e telephone, putting
the th ief or thieves. No in su ran ce
on th e ch ild ren ’s w raps. W hen you re tu rn , you can s ta r t rig h t in
was carried.
ironing w ithout losing a m inute w aiting for your iron to h eat up or
Mrs. P. A. Gould en tertain ed for
cool off. And you have th e added satisfactio n of know ing th a t, during
Sunday dinner her son-in-law and
d au g h ter, Mr. and Mrs. R. W.
th e in te rru p tio n , th e c u rre n t has been on only a sm all fraction of
L eighton, Mrs. W ahlsinger and Mrs.
th e tim e.
W heatley, all of La G rande; Mr.
The H otpoint SUPER-AUTOMATIC Iro n w ill m ake your ironing
and Mrs. W. E. Beegle, Mr. and
Mrs. R. A. S tarb ard and two ch il
day easier and sh o rte r and you w ill have th e pride and satisfaction
dren and Mr. and Mrs. G alen
of w ork b eau tifu lly done.
F ancher and son. Sunday evening
Mr. and Mrs. L eighton and Mrs.
G ould, drove to Salem w here, the
follow ing day, they w itnessed th e
com m encem ent exercises of th e
W illam ette U niversity g rad u atin g
You can get this Hotpoint Super-Automatic Iron for
class of which Miss L illetta L eigh
ton w as a m em ber. Mrs. S tarb ard
joined the p arty of relativ es a t S a
CASH OR TERMS
lem Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. K idder and
fam ily drove to Salem today for
We give you a $1.00 allow
th eir daughter. Miss Joyce K idder,
ance for any old iron.
who Is com pleting her y ear's w ork
at W illam ette U niversity.
Mrs. W. E. G ilhousen of The
D alles has been th e g u est of her
sister, Mrs. W. W. H astings, for
sev eral days.
E dw ard Stubbs, a stu d en t a t th e
U niversity of Oregon is hom e for
th e sum m er vacation.
Mrs. C. M arston is a guest of Mrs.
F ie tta Hibbet. H er husband r e
ELE C TR IC STORE'WUM-*' E L E C T R IC B LO C .
tu rn ed to th e ir home in W arren to n ,
Oregon, about a week ago afte r
Phone 801
Powell St.
Gresham
spending a sh o rt tim e here. T he
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M arstons w ere form er resid en ts of
G resham .
T he A m erican Legion A uxiliary
PLEASANT HOME
will conduct a bake sale a t th e
A. W. Metzger sto re S aturday, Ju n e
Miss A nna L en n artz and guest,
16. All au x iliary m em bers are Miss Rose W etherell, who is well
asked to co n trib u te to th is sale. know n in th is com m unity, w ent to
Mrs. W. S. E v erett is the ch airm an Salem Sunday and rem ained until
of th e com m ittee on arran g em en ts. T uesday afternoon. They w itnessed
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Vesper of Los the com m encem ent exerclsps o f
Angeles left th is m orning a fte r a th e ir alm a m ater W illam ette Uni
visit of several days w ith Mr. and versity Monday.
The p ageant "Go Ye'' w hich was
Mrs. J. E. M etzger and Mrs. J. S.
C arlson. They w ere on th eir way presen ted by about 30 m em bers of
from C alifornia to A laska to m ake th e Sunday school, u n d er th e d irec
a to u r of the country. Mr. and tion of Mrs. A lta Stafford and
Mrs. Vesper w ere old ac q u ain t teach ers of the Junior departm ent,
ances of Mrs. C arlson in W isconsin. was presen ted at th e M ethodist
Miss M argaret M athews is a s s is t ch u rch Sunday to a larg e au d i
ing in the shop of the Radio E lec ence. Many expressions of enjoy
m ent and app reciatio n w ere heard
tric com pany.
Alvin Copeland has retu rn ed to follow ing th e close of the program .
liis work as b arb er at the Bailey The different c h a ra c te rs w hich had
shop after spending some tim e at prom inent p a rts in th e pageant
Yakima, Wash. He w ent th e re to w ere T he S pirit of M issions, Moth
look up a location for a shop, hut erhood, Maidenhood, Youth, Hope,
lias decided not to leave Oregon Love, F aith . Joy, Selfishness, S u
p erstitio n and Ignorance, which
for the present.
M M. S quire w as agreeably s u r p a rts w ere nicely rep rese n ted by Y ou will search in vain for a longer or more brilliant
prised S aturday evening w hen a the young people of th e Sunday
"T he C hildren of th e record o f service than Buick’s.
few friends cam e in to help cele school.
b rate his birthday. Mrs. S quire L ight" and o th e r c h a ra c te rs w ere
served lunch to the gentlem en at rep resen ted by th e younger m em Tw o million Buicks have proved Buick value on the
the close of a social evening. T he bers of th e group. T he stag e and
w ere
decorated
w ith road. More than a million and a half, still in service,
guests w ere G eorge K enney, O. A. cu rta in s
E astm an. W. C. Burch, F ra n k lupine, sy rin g a, wild and dom estic
attest Buick stamina.
Jones, John Bliss and C harles roses, fox glove, sw ord fern and
Cleveland. The average age of th e wild cucum ber vines.
Every Buick has— as “ regular equipm ent,” — power in
Mr. and Mrs. H arry C arlson w ere
seven was 66 3-7 years.
Mrs. Mary M cAllister, Mrs. K. A. guests at th e M ethodist parsonage excess o f any need, beauty and luxury beyond compare
Miller, her son Alden and d au g h Sunday afternoon follow ing the
te r V irginia, and Victor Adix a t ch u rch service.
— and a degree o f dependability which has long been
Mr. an d Mrs. Joe Drew retu rn ed
tended the g rad u atin g exercises of
W illam ette C niversity Monday, at to th e com m unity Sunday night traditional.
which tim e W illiam M cAllister was afte r having spent a brief honey
grad u ated from th e law school of moon at H ood's Canal. C rescent You're sure o f real value when you buy the car that
th a t in stitution. W illiam will take Lake, and C en tralia, th e form er
two million owners have proved.
the exam inations in Ju ly for ad home of Mr. Drew.
It is understood th a t Mrs. A lta
m ittan ce to the Oregon sta te bar.
All Butch models have Lovejoy Hydraulic Shock
He Is president of D elta P hi, fo r G entry has changed h er plans for
m erly the Bla, kstone club of W ill the sum m er, and th a t she is to
Absorbers, front and rear, as standard equipment.
M ethodist
am ette He does not expect to r e supply th e Swedish
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C oupes > 1 1 9 5 to > ism >
tu rn home at present, hut will co n ch u rc h at Salem during the a b S edan s > 1 1 9 5 to < 1 9 9 9
tin u e his em ploym ent w ith an in sence of th e pasto r. Rev. P atrick
S port m o d e ls > 1 1 9 5 1© > 1 5 2 5
Dahlene.
su ran ce com pany in Salem.
All f r x t t f. e. ». Flo.,. M k A..
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Tht G.M.A.C. fieeea glee,
,
The Diamond Coal com pany,
W. J. Cooper is driving a new
w
ith
w
hich
G.
H.
Bickford
has
O verland W hippet six sedan, p u r
chased from the H essel Im plem ent been connected for some tim e, has
been absorbed by an o th er firm. Mr.
com pany.
Mrs. K. C. R oberts w ent to T a Bickford is employed by th e other
coma yesterday for a few days firm as cred it man.
H arry C arlson is eployed as
visit w ith her husband who Is s ta
tioned th e re at the U. S. arm y r e tru ck driv er for the Scenic Caunery
serve officers' train in g camp. Mr. com pany for th e b erry season.
Miss E lizabeth W etherell is a
and Mrs. R oberts will re tu rn home
guest at th e home of Mr. and Mrs.
T hursday.
Mrs. Sophie H all, who had r e M artin L ennartz.
cently spent m uch tim e at the home
Gresham
SALES AND SERVICE
Oregon City
of her son-in-law and dau g h ter,
UNION
Mr. and Mrs. C harles W. Yellding
The an n u al picnic of th e Union
in P o rtland, w as again called h a s t
ily to the home in resp o n se to the P aren t-T each er association will be
word th at Mr Yellding had passed held S atu rd ay . Ju n e 16, a t Lingle's
aw ay. His death occurred S a tu r p ark in Damascus. A picnic lunch
day, Ju n e 9 Mr. Yellding is s u r will be served betw een 12 and 1
vived by his widow and four c h il o'clock. Hot dogs and coffee will
be sold. Beginning at 2:30 in the
dren.
T he reg u la r m eeting of the w . C. afternoon a ta lk w ill be given hy
T. U. w ill be held at the home of Mrs. G abriel, sta te p resid en t of the
Mrs. W. J. Cooper T hursday a f te r P aren t-T each er association. Bren-1
county I
noon. Ju n e 14 Flow er m ission day ton V edder. C lackam as
will be observed w ith a sh o rt p ro school su p erin ten d en t, w ill also a d
gram The d irecto rs of d ep artm en ts dress th e g athering. Special fea
will m eet at the sam e place at 11 tu re s of en tertain m en t for children
will Include a visit from G randpa
o'clock.
PRECIOUS STONES v y part of our business
T he Rev. and Mrs, H. V. W ilhelm Bulger, rep resen tin g th e S perry
and dau g h ter M argaret are sp en d F lo u r com pany. T h ere w ill b e ,
for m any years.
ing a few days th is week at Nes dancing In the evening, w ith m usic
furnished
by
T
elfords
and
others,
i
kowin beach.
Miss C arolene T allm an attended
D iam onds that are as represented
Used C letrac tra c to r. J u s t the j
the closing exercises .Including tra c to r for th e berrym an. H essel '
com m encem ent, of W illam ette U ni Im plem ent Co.—Adv.
Now a* never before we are prepared to serve youi
versity at Salem.
For Faster
and Better Ironing—
Super-Automatic
Electric lron_
DURING JUNE ONLY
T h is i« an im p o rta n t factor in h e a lth fu l, " v e n ti
lated h e at.” S pecify the
A
$e.8o
FU RN A CE
WARM AIR
PORTLAND
w ith o u t o b lig a tio n , o f course,
J. S. CHIODO
ELECTRIC
COMPANY
POW El
Phone 1233
E a sy p a y m e n t s N o fin a n c e c h a r g e s —Im m e d ia te service
A» A d v e rtía« ^ In l h * S a tu rd a y E v e n in g P o tt J u n e 14th
V is it O u r W in c h e ste r Store T o d a y -
E x a m in e the M erchandise and C o n
vince Y ou rself.
o-operative Action of 6300 Individ*
Owned Winchester Store* M ake*
These Bargain* Possible.
O N E GROSS
B ottle Caps
R egularly 25c.
Cleans Rugs
Easier
W i n c h e s t e r g-inch Pan
Operate* on A C or D C C urrent
L
R egularly $6 50
À
Rubber Tired W h eel«
M ahogany Finish
Régulai ly 12 50
FREE
O u tin g K r t i f * — F o r B o y
Scout* and Camper*
Regulativ >1 SO
W me he* te r
5 in c h Nickel
P la te d Scvawra
C u t to the Point
C om e in d u r in g this sale
Get a F ly Swatter
Free
Boy a W a tc h
Unbreakable
Crystal
R egularly
11 50
English
Tea Pot
B rown
W in c h e ste r
Stoneware
1 O al
*7 50
7 In ch
4 ' 1 Im h
7 ’ . Im h
H a t a n * Cald ju g
..... $ 1 -2 9
C aaatrr W a g o n
$ 6 .9 8
Ctalnlrsa B utcher K n ife
98c
S ta m in a M id g e t C arver
59c
S ta m i« « *tlc e r
69c
1 *O > .
■av«
M a th a n l,« N a ll H a m m r r
O u tin g A x e and Sheath
5O(
I n FUk
R eg ulativ
tl
7}
$ 1 .5 0
$ 1 .6 9
.... 3 9 c
For a
Smooth
Velvet
Lawn
O ther S p oau ls
X Q u a rt r r e e ie r
>0 f a t W iru henar R u b -
ba; H oar K . ( u lw ly 1« 00
M
N ic k e l e la te d Bheara .
•taln leea F a rin g k n lle
C a la ra * S p r in k le r ___ _
Caat Steel Shear«
C am p C h a ir
T — ,
"is? $6.49
$10.43
lia r the N e w W ln t b e a tr r Staynleaa
1 1 S hort Cartridges
A T T R A C T IV E L Y C O LO R E D
W inchester '-fo o l Cast
Ing Rod, SO-yard Rea,
}0-y a rd Silk Line
’,7«, $4.98
Colored Handle
AU Steel Kit«hen
9toc4 Choice cd
Bi tghl C olor»
•n d C o i-ve d Chist
Régulai ly 11 *5
P a n to M a t c h
R eg u lar tv W c
W in e heater
I Call F « using
Flashlight
Com plais
KM F t Rangs
R egularly »175
W in c h e s te r
Fo - Q u a r t
\ \ p x h M ttf
Playground
and Outing
Ball
29x4
40 Balloon Tuba
ly tJ 00
Regularly 7ta
3
N A T IO N W ID E
WINCHESTER
JUNE 14th THURSDAY tkm-r* 23rd SATURDAY
A. W. M etzger & Co.
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THE
•W INCH tSU A
STORK
Buy the on ly f in e ca r
that has been proved by
Two Million Owners...
^«BUICK
Walter W. Metzger
DIAMONDS
of Quality
F
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F lr r t r lr
Haag*
, in your selection.
Bargala
A
m odern
W eatinghoune
electric I
REGULAR .MEETING of
I r a n i * in perfect condition At a real
F G resham Lodge I. O. O. F., price Phone M rs Kunoell A kin .
I Grenham
N o 125, T h u rsd ay evening. Ju n e 14
luiwn M ow er'.
Will have visit from M ultnom ah
We repair and sharpen lawn |
County D istrict convention mem*
bers. Work in th e second degree. mowers. We call for and deliver, i
J. E Metzger, Gresham, phone
Bv order of lh a N G
1W1.—Adv.
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ROY H. GIBBS. S ecretary.
Itleakp s SJcUidrp ^torr
Powell St.
Phone 44
Gresham
a