Gresham outlook., December 30, 1913, Page 4, Image 4

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IN GRESHAM
AND VICINITY
LH T L O O K
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th an
pleasant fam ily g ath erin g was
on C h ristm as a t th e hom e of
and .Mrs W. F. Honey. More
a score w ere p resen t, am ong
them being .Mr. and Mrs C. H.
Honey of P o rtlan d , th e p aren ts of
W. H. Addis, of Russellville, has W. F. and Geo. F. Honey, MMs
been busy for some tim e pru u lu g or- I H eatrice Honey, Thos. C a th erw o o l
Mrs M argaret Lawe and d au g h ter
M argaret are in S eattle, W ash , for
th e holidays.
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T he g irls of th e O. D. S will give
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a sk atin g p arty a t th e rin k on
T h u rsd ay evening to a select circle
who have received invitations.
W illiam Stanley has ju st m ade a
larg e ship m en t of potatoes to As­
chardB in th is vicinity. He Is at and d a u g h te r E dith, of Dallas, Ore toria. His brother-in-law ,
E.
D.
p resen t w orking fo r W ill Congdon on H^r - and Mrs. Robinson and Miss Landon, discovered a sm all m ark et
the pear o rchard on R oberts avenue. -’Warstad of P o rtlan d , Miss D a v s down th e re and took ad v an tag e of it,
Dean of Women a t W illam ette Un - the ship m en t being consigned to him
Miss Inez Lusted retu rn ed Sunday verslty and George F. Honey and for th e local m ark et.
from a week-end visit w ith friends in fam ily. Miss Ada Honey, who hac
Dr. W. C. B elt cam e up from
P ortland.
; been vt»ltin« in th e E ast for th e
C latsk an ie yesterday fo r a sh o rt
Floyed M etzger was the d in n er past two m onths, retu rn ed hom e in stay, leaving his fam ily th e re until
guest of Chase and Leslie St. C lair tim e for C hristm as.
the w eath er im proves when they will
on Sunday.
The an n u al reunion of th e M etzger probably re tu rn to th e ir hom e in
Eugene D. Landon and wife, of
fam ily will be held a t th e grange hall Gresham .
C olum bia Ueach, spent C hristm as
A. J. W. Brown yesterday receiv­
Ion
New Y ears day.
T his ----------------
is an event
here with relatives. Mr. L andon r e - ,
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ed news of the d eath of his brother-
tu rn ed home S aturday accom panied looked forw ard to with g reat In terest in-law, Lewis W arness, who died
by E earl Stanley. Mrs. Landon will by ab o u t fifteen fam ilies of G resham several weeks ago in South Africa.
rem ain here for a week o r so longer, and vicinity. Each year they g ath er,
E. E. C hipm an w ent to H oulton
Miss E dith Je n k in s, of M ount Ta extend w ords of g reetin g to new on S atu rd ay evening, having heard
bor, spent C hristm as week w ith re l­ m em bers -----
and ----
offer
me- of
- ap p ro p riate sssvi-
-- th
--- e d — eath of ...»
his juunftvoi
youngest grand-
atives in th is vicinity.
m orials for those who have passed child front pneum onia th e day be-
Miss Mabel Pullen, who was taken away. They visit and sing and dance j fore. He retu rn ed on Sunday night,
A P R IC O T S ,
p er
to u P ortland hospital suffering from , and
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o u r enjoy
a bounti- ' Mrs. Chlpntan, who had been th ere
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appendicltls, was successfully operat- ful feast. The program this year will for several weeks
re tu rn in g with
i d upon last S aturday and Is rapidly be in charge of Mrs. Rose M etzger, him. The o th e r two children rep o rt­
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recovering.
j Mrs. Je n n ie Oswald and Mrs. Grace ed sick are Im proving and are ex­
Mrs. R eta Lantz, of M olalla, is a Page, and will be Im prom ptu.
pected to recover. T he baby’s fu­
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visitor at the hom e of h e r parents,
Miss F lorence F ieldhouse was the n eral took place on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Pullen.
guest a t d in n er Sunday of Miss Echo
A special fe a tu re a t th e moving
Mrs. W tlllan Stanley, who has Jones.
p ictu re th e a te r tom orrow n ig h t will
been seriously ill for over two weeks
P rofessor
Gail and Gladys Spain, of P o rt­ be a m idnight m atinee.
past, is able to sit up and a rapid land, a re spending the week with W ilson’s six-piece o rch e stra will fu r­
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recovery Is apparent.
th e ir sister, Mrs. Clarence Cathey. nish th e m usic and P rofessor Wilson
will
give
violin
solos
betw
een
the
II. L. St. C lair and d au g h ter Mil­
Mrs. S. C. Jones is e n tertain in g
Coffee and
dred, were Sunday guests at Dr. and for a few days h er cousin Miss Le- fo u r reel num bers.
sandw iches will be fu rn ish ed free.
Mrs. E. C. Rossm an's In P ortland.
nore K irk p atrick of U niversity P ark
T he m atin ee will begin a t 11 o ’clock, 13196634
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Duncan and
Miss
C.
H.
H
alle
was
th
e
hostess
follow ing th e usual evening e n te r­
little d a u g h te r Em m ogene spent the
day In G resham today, but will re ­ yesterday aftern o o n of th e In d u s­ tain m en t. A dm ission to th e m atinee |
tu rn to H illsboro for a sh o rt time. trio u s G irls’ club, at h er room s In will be 15 cents.
Miss Blanche Ross of Sellwood, )
They will go in a week o r two to th e Em ery home. A fter a d elig h t­
Olympia, W ashington, w here Mr. ful tim e spent in gam es, lunch was sp en t one day th is week w ith h e r ' Often do we h ear the com plaint,
‘‘If weonly had room for grow ing
Duncan will continue his work for served. The club m em bers present p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Ross.
were
Misses
Mabel
Michel,
G
race
Mrs.
E.
A.
L
eonard
visited
a
day
flOf
W ers!” raade
tho8e u n fo rt“ -
th e sta te land office.
Fieldhouse, Ellen Simonson, Gladys or two th is week with relativ es in St. 7 "
»re
" ° wded
Hope Meyers is ho m efrom E u­
W right, Mabel M etzger, W ilm a and j obng
the all-too-sm all city lot. Yet
it
gene spending th e holidays with his
Bell A tterb u ry , W inifred St. C lair
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seldom occurs to them to utilize the
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Meyers.
1 am C hilders, ru ra l c a rrie r p ark in g strip for flower beds, th ere-
and H annah Lane.
No. 2. moved his fam ily back to by g ratify in g th e ir own desires and
Miss H arriet Davidson, a teacher
Alton Thom as, th e th ree pound
Rockwood this week, a fte r a y e a r’s a t th e sam e tim e m aking the dusty
In the Tacom a schools, is the guest son born to Mr. and Mrs. George Ed-1 residence
of Miss Ada Honey.
In G resham .
stre e t a veritab le bow er of bloom.
w ards at th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. |
Miss Helen Metzger Is visiting her M. Squles on last Friday, Decem ber
Most of us consider th a t we have
L ast Call
W eekly
O regonian reached the lim it of possibilities
aunt, .Mrs. Oscar Erickson at W arren 2 6, died yesterday, aged th ree days.
and O utlook, one y ear,$l 75. Offer when we have sown th e space bor­
j closes Ja n u a ry 1, 1914.
dering th e pavem ent with grass seed
and set o u t a tree.
PUREST AND BEST - HOME RENDERED
Get your o rch ard s pruned and
W ith th e sp ro u tin g of the
first
sprayed. E xpert p ru n in g and power
, m achine spray. Call 493 evenings, green blades o u r tro u b les begin.
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¡o r w rite Wm. McConnell, Cleone, Or- T houghtless ped estrian s have no in-
¡egon-
89 clln atlo n to "keep off th e g rass,”
especially
w here
cu ttin g
cross­
S herm an M cCarter, th e G resham
will save a few steps. Also, care-
pioneer au to tru ck m an wishes to i„„„ T i
\ ou 11 n eed it for your H o lid ay C ooking !
I announce th a t he Is m aking daily L
, 7 a re Pr° ne ,0 perm it
¡trip s to and from P o rtland. He will ¡ ° 7 ,e8„
b ro * 8e on P astures green
call for fre ig h t anyw here In G resh-
b are
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8' riP
am o r vicinity o r P o rtlan d and de-
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'liv e r anyw here. Prices reasonable „
th e ,paCe 18 Hlled with
POWELL STREET
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a-
, flowerB th in g s a re different.
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the th o u g h tless and careless have
¡scruples concerning flower beds; be­
sides, m ost cities have ordinances
J p ro h ib itin g th e m u tilatio n of shrubs
and trees in th e parking.
W here th e dw elling opens d irect­
ly on th e stre e t a p ark in g filled with
sh ru b b ery lends an a ir of seclusion
and privacy, and, ta th e sam e tim e,
cuts off m uch of a busy th o ro u g h ­
fare, w hile th e sh ad e (•( green
boughs is ever g ra te fu l to The pass-
by. All ex tra space may be planted
in flowers. V arieties, such as p etu ­
nias, pansies, dw arf n astu riu m s, por-
tu laca and o th ers, th a t will bloom
th ro u g h th e season are best. Flow ­
ers m ust not be allow ed to go to
seed, for th e plan ts would stop
bloom ing — M P elton W hite, in The
A m erican City.
METZGER BROS.
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We Carry the H E IN Z Purefood Products
Catsup
Chutney
Mustards
Peanut Butter
Dill Pickles
Ripe Olives
Sour Pickles
Pork and Beans Sweet Pickles
N O T H IN G B E T T E R
N O T H IN G P U R E R
Specials in Fruits
can
Specials in Vegetables
12^0
TO M A TOES.
12Jc
S T R IN G
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1 2 ’c
PEA S.
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10c
CORN,
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BEANS.
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Prompt Deliveries
PARKING STRIP
LARD
5-lb. Pail,
10-lb. Pail,
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Stilili- 21 pounds. best
Rice, liest .lap, 20 pounds
Rolled (hits, 25 pounds
K. U. Baking Powder, 25 oz.
< h‘v<-htihl Baking Powder, 1 pound
> leveland Baking Powder, 1 pound
Apricots. 2 cans for
Peaches, 2 cans for
roiuatoes, 1 can for
Corn, 1 can for
Beaus, 1 can for
I’eaa, 1 can for
S. M. Soup, ti cans for
B. \ . Soup, ti cans for
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s bars Star Soap
1 bottle Vinegar
oal Gil, per gallon
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
.16
......... 30
.15
.25
.25
.07
.07
.07
.11
.25
.25
.25
.10
19
5 pounds good Coffee..........................
Meti s heavy-fleece lined Underwear.
Men s heavy Wool Underwear
Men s heavy Wool better grade
l k»j > i 'apa, each
Boys Wool Sox, pair
b Wool Sox, pair
Men
$1.00
•371/i
uu
.75
jg
jg
Men s Wool Sox, pair
121,
Men b Golf Shirts, choiee
50
Men s Hats, 100 hats at, each
$1 00
Men's gauntlet Gloves
50
Men's cotton Gloves, 4 pair
Men s Sweaters, all wool
Men's Work Pants
Men a "n rk Pants. all wool
$2.63
A few yards of good Wool Carpet left to
close out at 40c yard.
W e will m a ke Soecial F
w e sell. U e are going after y o u r business a n d S atu rd ay ,
Jan 3, will be th e d a y w e will d e m o n stra te to you th at w e
will m ak e B etter P rices th a n yo u can get elsew here. T ry us.
‘ HARD
3 for
2¿
2 for
25
3 for
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AT PRICES
Better
forar
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in Portland
C o m e In a n d L o o k It O ver
(¡resham Qrug Ço,
Saturday’s
Sale Continues
With Bigger, Better and More Bargains than
ever. Here are a few of the Special Prices
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th a t w ill preAfail a t o u r tore on Saturday, Ian. 3
2«
OLIDAY
GOODS
70c
$1.35
HOWITT’S MARKET
3 for
A Happy and Prosperous
Neu) Year to All
is th e w ish of
Sterling & Kidder
TIM ES”
TO CLOSE YEAR
Tom orrow
n ig h t’s h ard
tim es
dance has been th e su b ject of con­
sid erab le inquiry as to who is be­
hind it. T h ere is no secret about
th e affair, as th e intended effect has
been had good advertising.
Mrs.
Boyles' union o rch estra will furnish
the music and the floor m anagem ent
will be u n d er the direction of E. L.
Thorpe. Two prizes will be given
for th e best p o rtray al of h ard tim es,
as announced elsew here, and every­
one is expected to ap p ear in the
<3 H a rd w a re
M ain St., G resham .
w orst clothes im aginable. A large
L is t of Letters
T he follow ing list of letters rel
crowd is expected as m any a re
for at the Greshan^
known to be com ing from o th e r plac­ m ain uncalled
postoffice
for
th
e week endinl
es to dance th e old y ear o u t an d the
Decem
ber
28,
1913.
.
new y ear in.
L etters— O scar Byers, Charlie Anj
d erson, R. P. H ulse, Mrs Jennif
R obinson, Mrs. S. F air, Mrs E.
W aldrlp.
C ard s— Dan. Rouse, 2; Mr. anil
Mrs. G. Dresses, Alfred Miller, MrJ
and Mrs. G iltn er, W alter Anderson^
M onroe W h ittin g to n , Mrs. Char
L ister, Mrs. J. M. Brothers, Mist
Mary B axter, Mrs. McGrear. MiM ' * ’
T h a t we appreciate yoor patronage, your lo y alty an I stead-
ol«t G iltn er, Ines Anderson Mrs. 3.
faatM w ., fu lly as much
appreciate the help we have at times
D. H arp er.
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T hese le tte rs will be sent to th«J
been able to furnish you. goes w ith o ut saying.
dead
le tte r
office Jan.
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However, we want to take this public method of th an kin g you
i ’ l l , if not delivered befort
.
calling for th e above, please say aJ-|
for past patronage and. w ith fu ll confideuce that this patronage
v ertlsed, giving d ate of list.
To Our Customers
There are Many of You
w ill continue, we pledge you o ur best en d eavo r, in th e fu tu re as
lor
I. McCOLL, P M.
you have had them in the past.
Wishing you an increase,! measure of Happiness and Prosper!-
LEWIS SHATTUCK
I be Big Store on M ain S treet, G re sh a m
Q for the year H »U . we are.
Sincerely
rIR S T STATE BANK
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TUB
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O ld e s t B a n k 11. l o r , » u i n , . .¡ ¿ ’ „ l e
th e
C ity of Po rtlan d.
F it His Case Exactly.
’’W hen fa th e r was sick about six
years ago he read an advertisement
of C h am b erlain 's T ablets in the P*'
pers th a t fit his case exactly." writes
Miss M argaret Cam pbell of Kt Smith.
Ark. "H e pu rch ased a box of them
and he has not been sick since. My
s is te r had stom ach trouble and wiS
also benefited by th em ." For sale by
G resham D rug Co. and all Dealers.
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