PAGE FOUR
UKKSHAM
OUTLOOK, GRESHAM,
OREGON
TUESDAY, JULY
i
17,
li« s
For the Ladles
E lectric service has been extend
County Granges to Plriiic.
Lawn Mowers.
SCHOOL DISTKICT NO. 7
POWELL VALLEY
ed to several homes on G resham
Snappy
styles in new tootw ear
T he home econom ic com m ittees
The c o n tra c t for building a play-
We re p a ir and sh arp en lawn
Miss Edith Lind cam e home
heights, which a re now enjoying
of th e M ultnom ah county granges, mowers. We call for and deliver. for spring. Come in and see them.
shed
a
t
the
W
ilkes
school
has
been
T
h
u
rsd
ay
from
Los
A
ngeles
w
here
the privileges of b etter lights and
P opular prices, $3.95, $4.95, $5.95.
with the com m ittee from the M ult
electric appliances. The service she has been employed for n early aw arded to Cecil J. Pounder, con nom ah county Pom ona grange, of J. E. M etzger, G resham , phone A ylsw orth & M artin. G resham .—
a
year.
She
will
spend
tw
o
weeks
tra
c
to
r
^of
S
pringdale.
The
play
has been in stalled in th e homes of
tf
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46 x 8 0 feet, will be located w hich Mrs. M atilda G uiesness of 1901.—Adv.
Burt N orthrup, W. F. A ldrich and w ith her m other aud siste r before shed,
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PAINT WICKER FURNITURE
south of the school building and L ents is th e ch airm an , will hold
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Knox retu rn ed Miss Maud A ldrich.
retu rn in g to her work.
F or low est rate s on autom obile, with a spray brush. Use free with
will be com pleted before school th e ir an n u al picnic at L au relh u rst
S aturday from Usk, Wash., w here
The Rev. and Mrs. Enoch San- opens in Septem ber.
Mr. and Mrs. H erm on Wihlon
p ark T hursday, A ugust 9. They tru ck and g eneral Insurance see q u a rt of lacquer. K idder H ardw are
they visited th e ir daughter, Mrs
deeu,
who
left
the
la
tte
r
p
a
rt
of
1 Company.
and d au g h ter A lta sp e n t th e g re a t
will g ath er at the p ark about 10:30 B. W. T horne.—Adv
Fea.
Tony M iller, p ro p rieto r of the aud a basket dinner will be served
er p a rt of la st week in an enjoyable May to atten d the n atio n al conven
V isitors a t th e home of Mr. and visit ut S undale ran ch , the Jim tion of the A ugustaua Synod at Des N orthw estern dairy, has erected a a t noon. F ra n k lin F. K orrell w ill
Mrs. I.. P M anning during the past Berney sheep ran ch n ear Roosevelt, Moines. Iowa, a re expected home silo 20 x 40 feet. Mr. Miller now be th e speaker of the day. Each
week w ere Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Sher Wash. T he ran ch , w hich lies along th is week.
has four larg e silos. He has about g ran g e will supply a stu n t as a
wood and dau g h ter M arjorie of the Colum bia for six m iles, is 2*4
The L u th er League of th e Saron 70 ac res of field corn th is year.
co n trib u tio n to the program . Not
P ortland, Mrs. C a rrie Jam es of Los m iles wide, and is described as a L u th eran ch u rch will have a p ro
Andrew McCall of P o rtlau d was only the gran g es of th is county,
A ngeles, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Sher p icturesque place. B eautiful cold gram at the ch u rch next F riday a Sunday g u est of his sister, Mrs. but those of adjoining counties, are
wood and tw o ch ild ren of The springs give ab u n d an t w ater tor evening, Ju ly 20, to w hich all are J. Z im m erm an.
invited to be present.
D alles, and Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k the 2500 sheep and for ail ran ch invited. T he program will be fol
B arn ett of Long Beach, Calif. purposes.’ T he home rau c h of 40 lowed by refresh m en ts served by
=*r
Mrs. B a rtu ett will be rem em bered acres provides a g re a t variety of Miss H ilda Staffensou.
by a num ber of G resham people as fru it and vegetables for th e fam ily.
A 14-year-old boy berry picker at
Miss Bess M arkley. She lived here The soil in th a t location is very
th e ranch of John Vicklund was
wheu a child and was a siste r of fertile.
badly burned about the face and
•
H allie M arkley who had a black
The ladies of th e A m erican L e arm s Sunday as th e re su lt of boil
sm ith shop here a t one tim e.
gion A uxiliary will conduct a bake ing steam and w ater from a q u art
Miss Ruth Pedersen, a m em ber sale a t th e sto re of A. W. M etzger can. He had filled the can with
of the n u rses' train in g corps of & Co. S atu rd ay , Ju ly 21. Mrs. K. w ater and placed the cover on
Em anuel hospital, was a gt
C. R oberts is ch airm an of the com tightly. VVlin it began to boil the
T h ursday a t the home of Mrs. O scar m ittee on arran g em en ts.
lid was forced utf by the p ressu re
Walin.
of th e steam and the co n teu ts
A nine-pound sou was b om to stru ck the boy in the face aud arm s.
Mr. and Mrs. O scar W aliu and Mr. and Mrs. W ebster R oberts of
B ecause it is u n fa s h io n a b le o r p e rh a p s
fam ily joined in a reunion of re la Eagle Creek Ju ly 5 at the home of He was brought to a G resham
m ay have o utlived its u sefu ln ess in its
physician
aud
the
in
ju
ries
dressed
1926 F o rd ro a d ste r, Itu c k ste ll, balloon tire s, es-
tives and friends at Columbia park Mrs. H arriet T im m erm an.
The
p resen t fortn
Sunday. About 20 enjoyed the pic baby has been nam ed W allace Web L ater he was taken to his home in
pecially
good.
P o rtlan d . His nam e could not be
nic dinner.
ster.
learned.
1925 W illys K n ig h t 65 to u rin g , d riv e n o n ly a
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Shim m have
Elton E astm an retu rn ed T h u rs
sh o rt d ista n c e , ballo o n tire s.
recently arrived from D onnybrook, day night from O akland, Calif.,
Casey’s Rheumatic Remedy.
N. D. Mr. Shinn has obtained tem where he was called on account of
Casey's rheum atism und n eu ritis
S ta r sp o rt to u rin g , good rubber, b a tte ry a n d tire s
p orary em ploym ent w ith the Cope the illn ess of his wife. Mrs. E a s t
land L um ber com pany. They may man was not well w hen she left rem edy drives out the u ric acid
A -l, new p a in t.
.
poison
of
rheum
atism
,
neuritis,
move to G resham if suitable living here sev eral weeks ago for a visit
lumbago,
asthm
a,
hay
fever,
gout,
■
q u a rte rs can be found.
E ssex to n rin g . W illys K night to n rin g , 3 F o rd
with her sister at O akland, and she dropsy and pleurisy and reduces
at a very m o d e ra te cost.
to u rin g s, C h ev ro let to u rin g .
A. L. Putnam of Cheyenne, Wyo., is still under the d o cto r’s care.
pain and sw elling th ro u g h direct
arrived a sh o rt tim e ago for a stay
Sam Sm ith retu rn ed recently action on th e stom ach, liver and
at the home of his' brother-in-law , from a business trip to Moro, kidneys; $1.50 a bottle. G uaran- ■
Sketches I pon Consultation
A. M. Nichols. Mr. P utnam holds Wasco and G rass Valley, eastern teed bv T aber P harm acy.— Adv.
—
the position of sta te exam iner of Oregon towns.
W yoming.
Myers Maier Systems—Self-oil
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Peak of K lam
The residence of Dr. H. H. H ughes ath F alls a re spending a few weeks ing system s from $75 up. Hessel
on W allula avenue is receiving a a t the hom e of Mr. P eak 's parents, Im plem ent Co., Gresham .
coat of paint. T hom as b ro th ers are Dr. and Mrs. F ra n k Peak. They
GRESHAM
P O W E L L ST.
doing th e work.
For real estate loans see or
recently retu rn ed from a two
Mr. aud Mrs. FI. W. Allen and weeks' tour of C alifornia, which B. W. T horne.—Adv.
family drove to Independence, Ore Included a trip th ro u g h Yosemite
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gun, S aturday w here they visited park. Mr. Peak is th is week at the
until the follow ing day with Mr store of A ylsw orth & M artin where
and Mrs. W. A. Osborne. They he is assistin g Mr. A ylsw orth in
also enjoyed a fishing trip with the absence of Mr. M artin, who
with Mrs. M artin is spending a
th e ir friends.
Mr. und Mrs. Ivan Sw ift aud week at Oregon beaches.
Mr. and Mrs. George Robertson
family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Chiodo
and son and Mrs. L. T. St. C lair of Han F rancisco are visiting at the
picked blackberries Sunday near home of Mrs. R obertson's sister,
the governm ent reserv e south of Mrs. M. J. Gibson. They expect to
S pringdale and also ate lunch on leave tom orrow for S eattle on b u s
the reserve. They drove to Dodge iness.
park in the aftertfoon w here they
Miss S arah M etzger has p u r
had supper.
chased a new Fada six radio re
Mr. and Mrs. H orace Wlhlon ceiving set from J. E. Metzger. Mr
w ere home from C orvallis for a Metzger has his order in for one
week-end visit with relativ es and of the la test type elec tric radios
friends.
which will be delivered soon.
Miss G race Welch visited with
Mrs. A. E. K essler and d au g h ter
her u n cle’s fam ily a t Vancouver,
Dorothy of Sherwood w ere callers
Wash., S aturday aud Sunday.
in G resham tills m orning on th eir
Mr. aud Mrs. H. A. K ern of Sail way home from C arson, Wash.,
F rancisco, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hol w here they took Mr. K essler for a
lenbeck of Twin F alls, Idaho, aud vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. K ern and fam
Mr. and Mrs. W ard Inglis have
ily of Vancouver, Wash., attended
the funeral S atu rd ay m orning of gone to V ancouver, B. C. They took
M. D Kern who died T hursday with them th e ir two younger c h il
m orning In St. Jo sep h 's hospital ut dren, L enore aud R obert. Alan and
can rem ained in G resham with
Vancouver.
th eir g ran d p a re n ts, Dr. and Mrs.
Miss M arie Blom, who has a two- George
Inglis.
week vacation from h er duties at
The N eighbors of W oodcraft will
the F irs t S tate bunk, is spending a
week with a friend a t S eattle. She no i t W eiincsilay ev e n in g at 8
'clock at the I. O. O. F. hall in
w ent Monday m orning by m otor
G resham . T his will be an especial
stage.
Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Thom and ly im p o rtan t business m eeting and
II m em bers und visiting m em bers
daughters, the Misses Ilu ld a and
F o rm e rly priced a t $10.75
Claudiu Thom of Bend, Oregon, a r are requested to be pesent.
Mr. und Mrs. Guy Loomis and
rived F riday for a tw o-day visit
a n d $12.50.
L atest su m m e r
Miss
Dorothy
with Dr. Thom 's fa th e r und fam ily th eir d au g h ter.
sty
les
in
p
rin
te
d
silk s a n d light
und Mr. und Mrs. C. N, Tuber. Miss Loomis, of S cottsdale. Arizona, are
find
d
a
rk
plain
colors.
E lizabeth Thom retu rn ed home th e guests of Dr. and Mrs. A. H.
W right.
Mr. Loomis, who is a
with them to spend a month.
D isco n tin u ed lin es of M ünsing, B. V.
Mr. aud Mrs. H. Olmscheid and b ro th er of Mrs. W right, is a grow
May, a n d H oleproof g ro u p ed in one
two children of P o rtlau d were S un er of high-grade cotton, having 70
day guests ut the home of the acres planted th is yeur. T he v isit
big a s so rtm e n t of all p o p u lar colors.
form er’s brother, W alter Olmscheid o rs expect to spend several weeks
here aud In Spokane.
aud family.
R e g u la r $1.50 to $1.95, All full f a s h
Mr. und Mrs. I). H. VanDuzen Sr.,
have moved from the J. F. Whet
ioned. Som e all silk to th e top. O th e rs
stone house on Hood avenue to the
w ith n a rro w lisle tops.
E very p a ir
ii>'ii h on F " u riii s i m i n t aatlj
vacated by the Chas. H unt family
g u a ra n te e d perfect. Sizes 8*ó Io 101j.
Miss G race H artley, a form er
high school teacher in G resham , Is
1 p a ir #1.35, 3 p a irs #3.75
the guest of Mrs. Vida Stubbs. Miss
H artley is in stru c to r in ath letics
T in best of sty les,
in a P alo Alto, Calif., school.
All we
ta ilo re d
Word has been received in I
Gresham Locals
The JeiOelry
DEPENDABLE
You Db N ot [Year
Used Cars
Can be Reconstructed
and Enriched
USED IM PLEM EN TS
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
iHralcr's Jetoelrp sètorc
W. R. Hicks Company
. Dry Goods
:
Shoes
:
Ladies R eady-to-W ear
:
M en s Furnishings
IU LY SPECIALS
SILK DRESSES
SILK HOSIERY
at Big Reduction— Stock Up Now!
$ 1 -Is
I)R. L. W. GRIFFITH
G resh am of th e s e rio u s illn e s s of I
l)r. ( ’lias. W. H uett, form er pastor
of th e G resham M ethodist Episco
pal church. He was obliged to re
sign his pustorute in Brighton,
Colo., and has moved to Los An
geles, Cullf. Ills illness has caused
the loss of an eye, und the sight of
the oth er is im paired.
J. F. B arnes hus retu rn ed from
San Francisco, w here he went re
cently on a business trip.
Welcome callers at tiie Gut look
office Friday were M arcus H ulling,
head linotype m achinist for The
O regonian, his dau g h ter and Mrs.
J. T. Work of San Diego, Calif.
Mrs. Work is the wife of a n a tu ro
pathic physiciun und is h erself a
skillful practitio n er. She attended
the N aturopathic convention in
P ortland last week When In G resh
am the purty was about to m ake
the Columbia river highw ay trip.
EYESIGHT
SPECIALIST
Classes fitted and
adjusted.
Friday and Saturday
OP BACH WEEK
at Mealey’s
Jewelry Store
SPRING
COATS
$ |Q .0 °
I r o m fa sh io n a b le
h igh g rad e m a te r
to
ials.
$17.50
$19.50 values.
Sizes 14 to 20.
/./•; aoav :
Rayon Underwear
R ayon p a n tie s and
b l o i H iie t'S
2 for
TUB SILKS
F lo rid p a tte r n s und p lain c o lo red tub
silk s mid p lain a n d p rin te d C elenaae
th a t re g u la rly sold from $1.15
Io $1 35 Now on sa le a t . .
.
R egular $2.50 sport tub silks in dainty
pastel strip es.
$1
Now on sa le at
I •«*»>
R a u m vests to m atch
2 for
In flesh,
nile g reen .
peach,
95c
*1.85
79c
*1.5«
o rch id ,
an d
Guaranteed
Prints
35?
32-inch ABC P rin te d Z ephyrs,
P rin te d S o ie se tte a u d 36-inch
T om m y T u c k e rs in a la rg e a s
so rtm e n t of floral an d checked
p a tte rn s th a t re g u la rly sold fo r
45c. Now on sale at
35c
3 y a rd s fo r #1.00
....
T u rk ish
Yellow Mixing Bowls
In the
fam ous W E L L E R W A R E
UNION SUITS
95c
W O R K S illR T S
75c
2 fo r # 1 .3 5
M en's bin«* eliam b ray s h irts ,
lull cui am i well m ade, w hich
usually sell for 85c.
M en's th re e seaso n union
su its w ith s h o rt sleeves and
a n k le len g th th a t usually sell
for $1.25. •
BATH TOWELS
35c
3 fo r $1.00
21 by 44 inch, 2 th re a d , e x
tra heavy T u rk ish tow els,
usually priced a t 50c.
The better quality bowls
OVAL
Y ou’ll w ant several of these.
RAG RUGS
Priced at 15c, 19c, 25c, 29c, 35c each
Iln dhplH) iii our window
Hepp’s Racket Store i
GRESHAM 1
Phone 1236
V ISIT THE
Multnomah County Eair July 25 to 29
T V ___ XI _ .
SHEETS
*1.19
81 by 90 s h e e ts of good
heavy w eight a n d very little
d ressin g , priced at #1.1«.
LADIES’ PUMPS
and OXFORDS
*2.69
B roken sizes of la d ie s ’ pum ps
a n d o x fo rd s from o u r re g u la r
lin e s of $3.85 to $4.85. Big
b a rg a in s to he had a t th e
p rice of #2.0«.
Specially priced at
$ 1 .0 0 .
MEN’S SOCKS
25c
R e g u la r 35c v alu es of m en 's
fancy socks. 4 p a ir fo r »5<
18 by 36 oval rag rugs in a
big asso rtm en t of colorings
th a t u sually sell for $1.50.
Not over four to custom er at
the price of #1 .IN I