The S h eare r Chevrolet com pany
has moved its autom obiles from the
a g ric u ltu ra l building on the county
fair grounds to th e basem ent of the
Brown building on E ast Powell
street.
T he G resham friends of John J.
Inskeep of Oregon City, county
a g ric u ltu ra l ag en t of C lackam as
county, will be so rry to learn of
his injury Ju ly 5 in an autom obile
accident w hich occurred w hen his
ca r collided at a crossing w ith one
driven by Kay Lucas, sta te engi
neer. Mr. Inskeep will probably
be incapacitated for at least two
m onths.
The Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Logsdon
J and baby, who have been visiting
, Mrs. Logsdon’s sister, Mrs. J. F.
: Read, and o th er relativ es h ere and
in nearby localities, left T h u rsd ay
¡m orning for P asadena, Calif., w here
! they will visit w ith Mr. Logsdon’s
i p aren ts for several weeks before
. beginning th e re tu rn trip to th e ir
J home in K entucky.
En ro u te to
C alifornia they had planned to stop
at K lam ath F alls to spend some
j tim e at th e home of Mrs. Logsdon's
bro th er, W ill West.
Miss Mabel Metzger, who is w o rk
ing in S eattle, visited w ith her par-
' en ts over the week-end. She made
th e trip home via th e a ir mail
i plane.
Miss Elizabeth P a n k ra tz is speml-
I ing the sum m er w ith relativ es and
! friends at St. Jam es, Minn.
French Majolica
Water Pitchers
79c
EACH
A b e w ild e rin g p ro fu sio n of color, sh a p e a n d d e
sig n is offered fo r y o u r selectio n . All a re em bossed
an d d e c o ra te d in th e u su al F re n c h good ta ste . F u ll
sized a n d s tro n g ly m ade.
Hepp’s Racket Store
Phone 1236
GRESHAM
Midsummer
Sale , , , , .
Owing to the unfavorable June weather,
we have slashed the prices on all our
RAYON DRESS GOODS
Rayon P rin ts, asso rted colors, tuti
fast, 36 inch, reg. price 59c,
t^ f*
reduced t o .....................................
*C t
Lot I.
Ja cq u a rd Rayon P rin ts, a line lot_oi
asso rted colors and figures,
Reg. price 69c, reduced to. . .
53c
Lot 3.
Silk W arp Crepe P rin ts, colors tan . rose, blue,
black and w hite, Reg. price 89c. Reduced to.
69c
Lot. 4.
H eavy Rayon P rin ts, good p attern s.
R egular price 98c, Reduced I o ............
79c
I.o t
P rinted Voiles, 39-Inch, tills lot all
reduced to yard.
25c
ft.
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
“ T h e H ouse of Quality**
Phone H i t , G resham
O pen E v enings I H ill 8 (»’Clock
E at BETTER F ood!
More HEALTHFUL Food!
Use the New
Me thud of Cooking
Without Water—
M o re D elicio us Food a t
• M u ch L o w e r Coat
'V
a
F lo p boding the real food value* the
n e c e s s a r y v it a m in s
o u t of food
Uae the new w a v w h s h aticnoe het*
• i*-u v ere d
C o o k th e m uch n eeded miw-
a'eala, iro n , c a lc iu m , in to y our fo o d , not
ou t of i t ’ T e sts i h o w th a t u n d e r the old
m ethod of cooking w e lost threw a w a y -*
O *. of valuable b o d y b u ik lm g elements.
Mr. and Mrs F red Bechill and
children, W innifred, Fred and E tta,
drove to P ilo t Rock, Oregon, last
Tuesday, re tu rn in g Sunday. They
visited th e re w ith Mr. and Mrs.
V irgil H ascall, the la tte r rem em
bered as Miss Eliza Bechill. Miss
E tta B echill rem ained at P ilot
Rock for a v isit w ith h e r sister.
W hile th e re th e en tire fam ily g re a t
ly enjoyed th e pastim e of h o rse
back riding. On th e ir re tu rn trip
they n arro w ly mfssed an autom o
bile accident, when th e fenders of
th eir m achine and one they met,
grazed.
Mr. and Mrs. F o ster K elley of
Snoqualm ie, W ash., w ith a P o rt
land friend, I. B. S h u tts, visited at
the home of Mrs. Mary Welch F ri
day evening.
Miss M adeline Massie of K nox
ville, Tenn., is a house g uest a t the
home of h e r uncle an d au n t, Mr.
and Mrs. A. H. Mealey.
Melvin W ard, seven-year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. W ard, su f
fered a sev ere sp rain to his rig h t
arm S atu rd ay when he fell from a
ch e rry tre e a t the home of J. J.
M anning on South R oberts avenue.
W alter D eardorff m ade a trip to
Friend, Oregon, yesterd ay in the
in te rests of Brockw ay & Nelson, by
whom he is em ployed as an au to
mobile salesm an.
G. A. Cox has gone to K lickitat,
Wash., w here he w ill spend th e re
m ainder of th e sum m er in filing
saw s for a logging cam p located
near there.
F ra n k
Brow n
and
d au g h ter
K athleen of S eattle, Wash., spent
the w eek-end w ith Mr. B row n’s
m other, Mrs. Minnie Brown.
Miss Vada A nderson is assistin g
In th e office of Dr. H. V. Adix.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cooper left
F riday m orning for W enatchee,
Wash., w here Mr. Cooper expected
to atten d to business m a tte rs for a
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. F red A. W illiam s
and d au g h ter Vivian of Salem r e
tu rn ed home Sunday a fte r a few
days’ visit a t the home of Mrs.
W illiam s' a u n t, Mrs. H attie B.
Sharp.
A .E. Malo is tak in g th e place of
d ia r i e s P lia n t who Is enjoyillfe a
tw o-week vacation from his duties
as n ig h t m arsh al.
Mr. and Mrs. W alter D eardorff
have moved into the E lvis Stockton
house on B stree t. They have been
living in th e L ato u reil house on
E ast Pow ell street.
Mr. anil Mrs, Otto H ahn arriv ed
Saturday evening from th e ir honey
moon trip to C alifornia and other
places of in te rest, and visited until
Monday aftern o o n w ith the bride's
m other, Mrs. H attie S h arp and
family.
W allace K adderly, form erly a s
sistan t in the county ag ric u ltu ra l
office at G resham and now w ith the
extension serv ice of Oregon A gri
cu ltu ral
college
at
Corvallis,
stopped yesterday m orning, for a
few m in u tes' ch at w ith S. B. Hall.
He w as on his way home from
ea ste rn Oregon.
F ra n k M etzger left S aturday w ith
Ills son-in-law and d au g h ter, Mr.
and Mrs. D au De G root, for th eir
home at A ntelope, Oregon. They
w ere accom panied by Raymond
Dahl who will visit his g ra n d p a r
ents at D ufur for a sh o rt tim e and
will th en spend th e rem ain d er of
the sum m er wilti ids uncle, W illiam
W alker, ol' Klondike.
An 8’i-p o u n d son was born Ju n e
26 at the T hom as sa n ita riu m to Mr.
and Mrs. F ran k McGraw of E sta
cada. W illie Woods of Sandy left
the sa n ita riu m S atu rd ay a fte r a
two w eeks' stay th ere w ith a la ce r
ated toe. He su stain ed the in ju ry
while helping clear a rig h t of way
near Marmot. Robert G asaw ay of
Bull Run is at the T hom as home
w here he is receiving tre a tm e n t for
a broken leg. T he accident oc
cu rred w hile at w ork on th e new
dam near Bull Run.
h as been going on a t th e A. W.
M etzger & Co. sto re for several
days past,—th e rep airin g of th e 16-
ton F airb an k s tru c k scales which
have served th e ir purpose w ithout
a break for th e past eight years. A
few days ago one of th e old tim
bers of the scale bioke, and th is is
being replaced u n d er th e direction
of F ra n k Gibbs and L. J. W inter.
As long as any rep a ir w as neces
sary , new tim b ers th ro u g h o u t are
being put in, tw o of th ese 12 inch
x 16 inch and 18 feet each in
length.
The scales a re in use
m uch o f th e tim e, as th e cannery
m anagem ent has rented them for
w eighing th e ir b erries w hich are
shipped by tru ck
M. D. K ern was taken suddenly
ill Sunday n ig h t at th e home of
J. H. M orrison, w ith whom he has
been stay in g for some tim e past,
an d w as rem oved in an am bulance
to a V ancouver hospital w here his
condition is said to be m uch im
proved. Mr. K ern w as found by
Mr. M orrison on th e floor a t the
hom e suffering from a severe a t
tack of indigestion. His son, Roy
K ern, lives a t V ancouver and o r
dered his fa th e r ’s rem oval to the
ho sp ital there. Mr. and Mrs. W il
liam A nderson visited Mr. K ern
yesterd ay a t th e hospital and say
he expects to be able to re tu rn
hom e in a few days.
Miss G race W elch, th ro u g h the
in v itatio n of tw o g irl friend em
ployes of the Meier & F ra n k store
in P o rtlan d , attended th e picnic
given Sunday at M enucha, the
Ju liu s M eier sum m er home near
Corbett.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. T hom as and
son Dean of T illam ook w ere guests
S unday and Monday a t th e home of
Mr. T hom as’s p are n ts a t the
T hom as san itariu m .
Baby Dean
celeb rated his second birthday
w hile here.
Dr. and Mrs. J. G. S tu re and baby
d au g h ter retu rn ed S atu rd ay from
a six w eeks’ trip east. They, in
com pany w ith th e Rev. Enoch San-
deen and p arty , tirst w ent to Des
Moines, Iowa, w here they attended
a religious g ath erin g , and from
th e re to Moline, 111., and St. P aul
and D uluth, Minn., w here they vis
ited frien d s and relatives. At D u
lu th they w ere w ith in 30 m iles of
th e sum m er home of P resid en t
Coolidge. F rom St. P aul to Y el
low stone p ark th e trip w as made
over th e Coolidge trail. They re
p o rt a m ost d elig h tfu l and in te r
estin g tim e.
J. R. C avanagh h as the fra m e
w ork well up of his new modern
four-room residence w hich is being
erected on the Base L ine road east
of th e Tw elve-m ile co rn ers. The
house w ill have full basem ent and
all m odern conveniences of plum b
ing and lighting and w ill be heated
by furnace. B. W. G ran t of Man
h attan Beach. Oregon, has charge
of th e ca rp e n te r w ork and is a s
sisted by Mr. Cavanagh. T he Cav
anag h ran ch co n sists of 22 aures.
Mr. T aylor of D ayton, Ohio, a r
rived S aturday by autom obile at
th e home of his cousin, D. H. Van
Deusen Sr., for an indefinite visit.
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge D uncan
have gone to N ew port for a few
days' stay at th e beach and a visit
w ith relatives.
Oliver L aw rence of N orris, Mon
tan a, th e g ran d so n of Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. C aro th ers, arriv ed last night
at the C aro th ers home. T he young
m an expects to find w ork In this
vicinity during th e sum m er.
/ G uests F riday evening r.t the
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. H L. St.
C lair w ere Dr and Mrs. E. C. Ross
m an. Mr. and Mrs. H arold Given of
P o rtlan d , Dr. Mary S trick le r of
Sleepy Eye. Minn., and Mrs. Benj.
H. Davies. Dr. S trick le r, th e Ross
m ans and the St. C lairs w ere co l
lege classm ates.
A trip le b irth d ay p arty w as e n
joyed by a num ber of G resham peo-
CHILDREN’S
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Y our o w n e ip e r ie n c e p r o v e * thia to be
tru e W h e n you cook aoup your m eat >• left
flat M M f t N i
i .'.i IW M “ b ode d o u t' ft»-’
food value It m m the aoup so it w a fa c t
th.it th i* new method of cooking assures
you b rtte i tasting and m ure healthful food.
IV a sh D re sse s
C o m p le te O u t f i t
O NLY
Children’s Wash Dresses made of
dimity, prints and nicely trimmed with
bias tape and organdies.
All sizes, 7 to 14.
A W h o le M e a l O v e r
O a t F la m e *
Cooking w ith o u t watev i t t s t fuel. <>nc
burner w ill ta k e care of m eat, potatoes,
v e g e ta b le * and e v e n p u d d in g s .
Saves
w aahm c an or m ore p o t* and pans C ook
ing re q u ire * no w atch in g or attention.
98c and 51.95
S pecial T h is W eek
T h is C o o k e r S et w . l l m e e t the require
m e n t* o f a sm all or la rg e fam ilv
W tQ
cook aunv tent food tor a fa m ilv at ten.
(Only One Sv( Will Re S«l«l to Each Family)
C a n Be U sed o n A n y C o a l o r G as S to v e
A Child can cook a m eal at that m arvelous new
WASH FROCKS
d a y w i l l b r in g y o u n e w “surprise
t.a h m
N o y a * * > b iM y o f e v e r "apod mg • d in n e r .
E v e ry m eal * t a l be “ <Wl»<»ouk ' T a the house
w ife *tu* Will prove the " g r e a le t t d » *< o v e rv *
in Me lo r y
aivenoon' Sim ple directions and recipe« go
w d h r a t h looker
T h e em ail pnee you pay
c o v e n the coat at a ll th e c o o k in g p o t* you
w ill rwasl la th a r»eit tw e n ty y o a r *
E v e ry
A d v a n t a g e * o f C o o k in g W it h o u t W a t e r
Im prove Y o a r H e alth
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Eat Better Food
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N o C o o k in g O d o r ia th e Haw se
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C h a spar M eat T a * t e * B e tte r T h a n H i g h P r x e d M e a t
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THE
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A new sh ip m e n t of Miss S p o k an e W ash F ro c k s
now on sale. B eautiful new P rin ts , O rg a n d ie s,
Voiles, a n d B atistes. T h e c o lo rs a re T u b -fa st a n d
von w ill find a m odel th a t will p lease you. P riced
to su it y o u r purse.
t
98c, *1.95 and *2.95
W. R. HICKS CO.
GRESHAM
'SHIRT
Wtrh the NEW S ta trim Collar Attached
TReflefts tyour Personality
For the well dressed fellow,
Argonaut, collar attached Shirts,
are as fine as your money can
buy. Their correct styling and
unusual pattern arrangement
will appeal to you the moment
you see them.
$
2 t0
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AylsWortK 8 Martin,
M E r x N i ’S
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S h o e s
G R ESH A M
pie and o th e rs la st F rid ay n ig h t at
th e D ow sett cabin a t W elches in
honor of Mrs. A rth u r D ow sett, her
son Stafford and E. E. W elling. T he
affair w as a su rp rise to Mrs. Dow
sett, who w as spending a few days
th e re w ith Mr. D ow sett and son
Bob. T he evening w as spent p lay
ing 509, a fte r w hich refre sh m e n ts
were served. T h o s e ’ p articip a tin g
w ere Mr. and Mrs. A rth u r D ow sett,
Jack , Bob and Stafford D ow sett, Mr.
and Mrs. E. E. W elling, Gene, F ra n
ces and L u etta W elling, Mr. and
Mrs. H arold Lewis, H elen Maxwell
and L eland M iller and Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. R oberts of W elches.
P h ilip B anks of S eattle was in
G resham on business Monday. He
was a g uest at th e hom e of Mr. and
Mrs. C. M. H arriso n .
K enneth Griffis and th e sheet
m etal forem an of th e grad e school
co n stru ctio n w ork figured in a
slight autom obile accident F rid ay
o w n in g a m ile e a st of G resham .
N either m an w as in ju red , but th e ir
m achine received a broken w in d
shield an d w indow w hen it w ent
into th e ditch. T he b ea rd from a
fence cam e n ear h ittin g them when
it w recked the sedan window.
Betty Moore e n tertain ed 10 little
frien d s S atu rd ay afternoon
at
L a u re lh u rst p ark in P o rtlan d in
celeb ratio n of h er 10th birthday.
T he tim e was sp en t in playing
gam es, a fte r w hich ice cream and
o th er goodies w ere enjoyed. T hose
p resen t as her g u ests w ere Bur-
m ette Lee, Ju a n ita D ark and G or
don Dobbin of P o rtlan d , F ern and
Eileen S w ift, F lo ren ce and Iren e
R usher,
Eva
W eintz.
C harles
K ueihn and H elen S h earer.
Call for Bids.
Bids w ill be received by th e
hoard of d irecto rs of d istric t No. 15
(L usted school) on th e excavation
of ea rth , building w alls, providing
w indow s, doors, sta irs, and any
other co n stru c tio n n ecessary to
provide a basem ent u nder th e
school building. T he board re
serves th e rig h t to re je c t any or all
bids. Specifications m ay be had
from th e clerk. F red W. Meyer, or
Guy H. R obertson, ch airm an of the
building com m ittee. G resham . Rt. 2.
Bid« « a n te d .
Bids w ill be received by the
school board of d istric t No. 44. B or
f ing. for fu rn ish in g 20 cords of No. 1
first-g ro w th 16-inch wood to be
stacked In woodshed of said d is
tric t.
Bids received un til 8:15
p m , Ju ly 21. 1928. T he board r e
serves th e rig h t to re je c t any or
«11 bids.
O. M. RICHEY.
C hairm an Board D irectors.
O. W BORING.
D istrict Clerk.
K IK K l t K ITES 21 ( ENTS EAt 44
W hile they last, one-piece top. full
stitched* crate. A su b stan tia l sa v
ing. W alrad M ercantile Co.—Adv.
THE N E W
SUPER -
Automatic
Electric Iron
Saves Ironing Time and Trouble
A d ju stab le
A u to m atic
F e a tu re s
NO NEED TO
Scorch things
P u ll th e plug
Let iron get cool,
Wait for it to cool
off.
Just set the throttle and
the iron does the rest.
T h e new H o tp o in t S uper-
a u to m a tic Iro n lfhs m a in
ta in e d h e a t c o n tro l.
If you a re in th e m a rk e t
fo r a n e le c tric iro n you a re
o v e rlo o k in g s o m e th in g
by
n o t in v e s tig a tin g th e new
lio tp o in t S u p e r - a u to m a tic
Iron.
$ 0 .8 0
Cash or Terms
PORTLAND
BHCTW ÇI
P h o n e 801
Pow ell St.
G resh am
SERVICE
FAIR PRICES
GOOD MERCHANDISE
T h e se th re e ite m s e n te r in to ev ery job
w h ich we u n d e rta k e . T o th e se , w ith o u r
q u a lity , g u a ra n te e d w o rk w e a ttr ib u te o u r
ste a d ily in c re a s in g sro w th .
Vulcanizing
Tires
Battery Repair
Gresham Battery & Tire Shop
Ivy Filling Station
Phone 1701