PAGE FOUR
GRCSRAX
Gresham Locals
G uests at th e hom e of Mr. and
Mrs. R ichard H einey last week
w ere Mrs. H. E. Dore of Tacom a.
W ash., Mr. and Mrs. John Young of
Ryderw ood, cousins; Mrs. M. A.
Young of Clackam as, an a u n t; Mrs.
A. H. B ittn er of Y akim a and Mrs.
Toney F re eb u rn of F reew ater, O re
gon, siste rs of Mrs. H einey; afid
Mrs. H einey’s p aren ts, Mr. and
Mrs. G. C. M iller of W alla W alla.
Mrs. H einey retu rn ed with her p a r
en ts today for a visit and will also
spend som e tim e a t Yakima.
Miss C arolene T allm an retu rn ed
B ernard M cLaughlin and F red
iturduy from C orvallis w here she Randolph, P o rtlan d men, a re th e
is been atten d in g O. A. C. sum m er successors to A. C. C lark at Eddie s
poolhall. The men w ill tak e pos
session tom orrow . Mr. C lark Is
contem plating th e ta k in g of a log-
I ging c o n tra c t n ear Chehalis, W ash.,
! in th e n ear future.
Mr. and Mrs. E lton G radin are
J being co n g ratu lated over th e a r
rival of a d au ghter weighing
pounds. M other and baby a re be-
i ing cared for a t the home of Mrs.
| J. A. Bushong.
Miss D orothy Lemon of P ra tt,
Miss H elen Hoss retu rn ed home
K ansas, visited at the Dr. F ran k
Sunday m orning by w ay of boat
Peak home during the fair. She
from San F ran cisco a fte r a visit
la te r joined h er p are n ts a t New
> of nearly two m onths w ith friends
berg. Dr. and Mrs. Peuk left S a t
i and relativ es in different p a rts of
urday for a w eek's stay a t the
i California.
beach at W arren, Oregon.
1 Mrs. Ja s. E lkington has
as
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Clow of G resh
gu ests h er nieces, the Misses Bea-
am , Mr. and Mrs. W infred Hill of
; trice and Marie Guin of B rainerd,
Longview, and th e la tte r's sister
Minn.
who is visiting her from Iowa spent
the w eek-end a t N ew port beach.
Mrs. W. A. H essel and sons,
Billie and Jack , and h er niece, Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Stebbins
Jean E lkington, a re spending some
and g ran d d au g h ter of Sandpoint,
tim e a t Newport.
Idaho, w ere guests of Mr. and Mrs.
One hundred m em bers of th e o r
B. L. W alrad from W ednesday u n
der of A m aranth, a b ranch of the
til Monday.
They m ade a trip
Masonic o rd er which held a con
around the Mt. Hood Loop highw ay
vention in P o rtlan d la st week,
on their re tu rn home.
picnicked Sunday a t
H ayden's
Guy and P aul R usher left S a tu r
I Zigzag au to park.
D elegates to
day for Oakland, Calif., w here the
I th is convention, the lodge head
la tte r is em ployed as pressm an for
q u a rte rs of w hich are in P h ilad el
the McKee Salesbook com pany.
phia, cam e from all over the
Paul has been spending his vaca
' United S tates. A rran g em en ts have
tion at home and Guy w ill seek em
been m ade w ith Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
ploym ent in California.
i H ayden, m an ag ers of he cam p,
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. L au of Bor
E. E. L ounsbury, w hile cleaning w hereby 500 fam ilies of th e R ho
ing, left Sunday for Milwaukee, out a w ater tan k T uesday a t the
dodendron Sum m er Homes asso cia
WIs., for a m outh's visit w ith re la cann ery w here he is em ployed, was
tion, w ill be th e re soon for a large
tives and friends. They a re m a k severely injured when he fell on a
picnic.
ing the trip by autom obile. Mrs. rod. He was rushed to P ortland
Mrs. B. 8. C lark is here from
Lau is the w ell-know n m a n ag e r of sa n ita riu m w here an operation of
H erm iston, Oregon, looking afte r
the beauty d epartm ent of th e Bailey ,
a serious n a tu re w as perform ed p roperty in te rests and visiting at
Boh & Beauty Shoppe.
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the follow ing day. H is condition is the home of Mr. and Mrs. George
H elen and Aden Hamm ond, who said
,
to be favorable tow ard re C urrin, Miss Inez Lusted and Mr.
w ith th e ir m other a re staying a t covery.
,
and Mrs. T hom as McNabb.
the B. W. E m ery home on Hood
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avenue, w ent to Oregon City S atu r- '
day for a w eek's vlBit w ith th e ir >
grandm other.
Mrs. R. E. Cannon and sons Ja ck •
and Billy left this m orning for Sun J
F rancisco w here they will be met jj
by Mr. Cannon who is attending S
sum m er school ut S tanford U niver- 3
slty, Palo Alto. T he fam ily expects jj
to retu rn to G resham the la tte r p art 3
of A ugust.
3
F riends in th is vicinity of Ray- 3
mond F. Van Slyke will be pleased J
oile, print ami organdie combines
to learn of his steady Im provem ent 3
In health a t his home in P ortland. 3
H e is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. 1
Van Slyke of Illrdsdale avenue.
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Miss Sadie Dotson arriv ed Sun- jjj
day from A storia to again tuke 11
ch a rg e of the housekeeping in the jj
II. L. S t.C la ir home. She tak es the 11
place of Mrs. E lsie Cogswell, who n
expects soon to retu rn to M ichigan, jj
w here her sons uud oth er relativ es jj
reside. Mrs. Cogswell has been In n
the S t.C la ir home for m ore than a jj
year and a half. She succeeded jj
Miss Dotson, who w as th e re for ¡>
more titan th ree years and who left n
\ splendid line of re-inforced
on account of ill health.
jj
rayon bloomers, pair
95c
Mrs. Levi G ilbert .form erly Mrs. jj
Vera T ucker, camo from W oodburn "
children s r
one day lust week to visit the fair. 11
sizes 6 to 9'
Mrs. G ilbert, w hose husband is su- jj
rami
perintendent of th e Boys* Indus- 11
tria l school at W oodburn, is m atron ti
in the in stitu tio n .
jj
Rev. W. A. M atthews, a m ission- jj
ary, and wife of Slm uasho, Oregon, j '
w ere guests of Mr. and Mrs. II. II. 11
Knox the la tte r p art of the week, u
ILL H AT II INC
visiting the fair.
I
Dean S traub, of the U niversity of I
Oregon, and Mrs. S tra u b and th e 11
la tte r's brother and sister of V an- i1
eouver. Wash., w ere guests recent- jj
G resh am , O regon *
ly of Mr. and Mrs. If H. Knox on ' j.
Powell street.
We have just received some of those
attractively styled
OREGON
TUESDAY, JULY
1 and dau g h -I season.
F ailu re to rem ove the The presence of e
ireg rn . Mrs. i m ales prom ptly from the breeding a large flock of
m g h ter Mrs Iiock' carelessn ess in p erm ittin g m any tim es his va
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the m ingling of th e sexes in the age and d eterio rat
I, w ere guests laying flock, or lack of know ledge
As pointed out i
Inez Lusted, of the g reat losses definitely due g raph the aggreg
e at th e fa ir to th e fertilizatio n of eggs, is re- fertile eggs ru n int
sponsible for th is condition of af- ,
_
•leasant visit. fajrg
| dollars. T his sh<
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| every p o u ltry ra h
; u | - k4i
It has been dem onstrated by con- „eS8 of the sltuatit
i ? v v / u i u c!usive experim ents th a t th e pres- m ediate steps shoi
I L L L (» (» S euce of inales in the flock is abso- segregate all roost«
igations by a lu tel>' u nnecessary from th e egg tb em. Unless ma
u ltry au th o r- laying standpoint. In fact, re su lts usual breeding val
ated th at the P°in t to an increase in the rate to bet th a t a distinct
id u stry from 1 *“y when ,h e "tales a re removed. resulf t r om carry li
i am ounts to T his is due, in all probability, to the next season.
»0 an nually. 1 l **e fact th a t th e m ale is a dis-
p
th eir own I
if of this js I turbing elem ent tn the peacefulness m ent poultrym en
m ales in the , of *he <i°ck. The hens in flocks . roogterg out of the
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k H am lin and
d au g h ter M aryette drove to F re e
w ater, Oregon, Sunday w ith Mrs.
H am lin ’s m other, Mrs. Lance, who
visited them here sev eral days la st
week.
Mrs. E liza J. O sburn E lliott, who
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. C.
E. O sburn for th e p ast m onth, is
leavihg today for h er hom e in
Olympia, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. R ak er and son
Bobby left Monday for a vacation
trip to R ain ier N ational park. They
will be gone a week o r more.
Local stu d en ts expecting to en ter
the U niversity of Oregon this fall
for th e first tim e are asked to con
fer w ith R iuar M attson, chairm an
of the G reater Oregon com m ittee
for the G resham d istrict. He will
a s sist the stu d en ts en terin g the uni
versity in various ways, if he is ad
vised in due tim e.
I
OUTLOOK. GRESHAM,
la riy
d u rin g
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th is loss, it
irre d before
th e p rim ary
8S of w here
it u ltim ately
oducer.
w ith o u t males are much m ore qu ie t
Safe Driving.
Night driving m ade safe by a
Face-A -Light g la re shield. P ric e
$1.26. F red Jennings, F o u rth and
R oberts, G resham .—Adv.
Phone Jsxt
and produce
GRESHAM
75C a Month
CEREGHINO BROS.
Rt. 2
Troutdale, Ore
'P a i n «
Varnish*
lacq u er«
dust gray
AUGUST DISPLAY of
Perfect protection
—touting beaut g !
Warm Bed Blankets
A th in , tig h t sk in of
R a sm u sse n P u re P a in t
w ill p ro te c t y our b u ild
in g in v e stm e n t a g a in s t
decay a n d d ila p id a tio n
— w ill keep it lo o k in g
its re a l value.
sa ve ;
W hat a r e y o u r p a in t
re q u ire m e n ts ? L et us
show you th e R a sm u s
sen lin e — a p a in t fo r ev
e ry purpose.
sa ve ;
sa ve ;
bv taking advantage of our August sale
of tine Bed Blankets, Cotton Blankets,
Part Wool Blankets, Fine All-wool Blank
ets. Also a big showing of Baby Blankets.
A. W. Metzger & Co
G R ESH A M , OREGON
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B7A7J0W DISPLAY
PHONE 2221
BAKE - RITE
WALRAD MERC. CO
Classes fitted and
adjusted.
In th e “ ro u g h " a diam o n d does not g lint
a n d sp a rk le . It is pur«* ca rb o n , th e frozen
Are of su n lig h t a m illion y e a rs old, c ry s ta l
lized, u su ally , in an eight facet! form .
Not u n til th e c u n n in g han d of th e diam ond
tim e r , p o lish in g th e sto n e w ith olive oil
am i diam o n d d ust, trim s th e d iam o n d in to
sh ap e, is th e p riso n ed su n lig h t released.
May we show you d iam o n d s of v ary in g
prices w hich Illu s tra te s th is fact?
llkalcp's JfUicli'p é>toiT
veil St.
P h o n e 44
G resh am
BREAD
The Best Whole-Wheat Bread You Ever
Order a Loaf Today
A. W. METZGER CO
GRESHAM
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO
A. C. ARVIDSON
Powell Valley Road
GEO. W. PAGE
U. G. SMITH
ANDERSON & ALM
Linnemann Junction
IWs
D iseased potato p la n ts pulled out
and dropped in the field had b etter
not be pulled a t all as th e disease
spreading insects leave a t once and
infect new plants. T he method
used by successful Oregon grow ers
of certified potatoes is to c a rry th e
p lants outside th e field and bury
or destroy them.
! and g entle th an those »’ith which
F
m ales a re allow ed to run.
;
I , . b lla.
ch O utlook's new,
E xcept w nere hatch in g is a c tu a l- ,
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lne
ly being done, it is ce rtain ly an quicker te l^ ih o n e service. Call
economic necessity th a t the m ales . . . .
T
! be removed from the laying flock, J la tu - lw o P rivate lines. A lw ays
p articu la rly d u rin g th e hot m onths, someone to an sw er your calls.
Midsummer
DRESSES
11 hat Makes
a Diamond Sparkle?
31,
GRESHAM
Twelve-Mi le Store