Gresham outlook., September 26, 1919, Page 5, Image 5

PAUK
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GRESHAM
OUTLOOK
FRIDAY, S E P T E M B E R an .
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JAPANESE FAMILIES
GIVE FAREWELL FEAST
SHOES SHOES SHOES
Your Money back and a
new pair of Shoes FREE
to the wearer who finds
‘paper’ in the heels, souls
or counters of a pair of
PETERS ' h ' i T x ?,” SHOES
W om en’s M ahogany
and black In all the
new styles, per p air
HH.IW» to $0.54»
C hildren's Scuffers In
p atent gun m etal, choc­
colate and ta n in lace
and button, per p air
$2.75 to $ 3.00
Men's Shoes per pair,
from $I.A4» to $7.5«
CANNON’S
Gresham, Oregon
A unique b an q u et was given last
u ig h t by Mr. an d Mrs. Y. K ldo and
Mr. and Mrs. K io h ara a t th e hom e of
th e form er n ea r H ogan sta tio n to a
mixed com pany of A m erican and
Ja p an ese friends, on th e eve of th e ir
going aw ay on a visit to th e ir
relativ es in Ja p an . T he tw o women
a re sisters, who a re looking forw ard
to several m o n th s' visit w ith th e ir
p aren ts.
M assa Y oshido will ac­
com pany them and will rem ain in
Ja p a n w ith his g ra n d p a re n ts to com ­
plete his ed u catio n according to th e
ideals of th e Jap an ese.
Massa will be rem em bered as th e 48482348485323535348534823485353488953234823484823
p o p u lar little boy of th e G resham
school who has advanced to th e 5th
g rad e, all his Bchool days having
been spent here.
His schoolm ates
will reg ret his going.
T he ban q u et la st n ig h t was an ele­
“The Brown”, a very desirable shade for Fall, in both
g an t affair.
A Ja p an e se chef of
calf skins, also black and grays, and two-toned styles.
P o rtlan d p rep ared th e 5-course d in ­
n e r and Dr. T oyeda of P o rtla n d , a
P rices $ 5 .0 0 to $ 1 0 .0 0
cu ltu red Ja p an e se, acted as to a st­
m aster.
Among th e g u ests w ere Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. P alm q u ist, on w hose farm
Mr. an d Mrs. K io h ara live, Mr. and
Mrs. H. C. W ihlon an d children
Clothing and Shoe Store
H orace and A lta, Mr. an d Mrs. C arl
8 c h u lu -
alill
OPENING OF WINTER SEASON
Striking Styles of the very newest Footwear for the grown-ups
- '
and growing-up.
low and high heel; kid an.l
E. W. AYLSWORTH
« lianilterlaiii's Cough Rem edy.
T his Is n ot only one of th e best
and most efficient m edicines for
coughs, colds, croup and w hooping
cough, but is also p leasan t to tak e
which is im p o rta n t when a m edicine
m ust be given to young ch ild ren
C h am b erlain 's Cough Rem edy has
been in use for m any years and has
m et w ith much favor w herever its
good q u alities have becom e know n
Many m others have given it th e ir
unqualified
en d o rsem en t.
Wm
Scruby, C hillicothe, Mo., w rites, "I
have raised th re e ch ild ren , have a l­
ways used C h a m b e rla in ’s Cough
Rem edy and found It to be th e best
for coughs, colds an d croup. I t is
p leasan t to take. Both ad u lts and
ch ild ren like it. My wife an d 1 have
alw ays felt safe from croup w ith it
in th e h o u se.” C h a m b e rla in 's Cbugh
Rem edy co n tain s no opium o r o th e r
n arco tic.— Adv.
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GRESHAM LOCALS
Announcement
L. L. K idder is g e ttin g acq u ain ted
w ith a sp an k in g new F o rd . A lready,
it know s w here th e shop is an d stan d s
w ith o u t hitching.
An Inform al social g a th e rin g of th e
\Ye have closed out our lumber business at our pres­
g rad e school te ach ers of G resham ,
ent mill site and will take no more orders until we get
Mrs. E thel M iller of the F airview
school and Miss M ontague was held
our mill located in the new tract of timber just east of
a t th e hom e of Miss M ary H ansen.
Sandy.
An ag reem en t was form ed to m eet
W ednesday evenings a t th e tow n li­
We wish to thank our customers for their generous
b rary to read along professional and
patronage and hope for their orders when we open for
cu ltu red lines.
business again within a few months.
Mrs. Cliff K ern re tu rn e d frtyn Sa­
lem yesterday w here she served as
Judge of th e dom estic science work
at th e sta te fair. She served as ju d g e
Miss F rieda B ratzel of the sam e d e p a rtm e n t la st year
also. She rep o rts th e s ta te fa ir very
ultnom ah county, alth o u g h
W ill accept a limited num­ It fine. stood M th
ird In aw ards, h as an ex­
ber of pupils in
hibit th a t looks as w ell as any, so
says Mrs. K ern. A. C. R u b y ’s horses
carried ofT th e sw eep stak es.
Mr.
D am m eier has som e of his Jersey s
down th e re but Mrs K ern left before
South Roberts Avenue.
she learned th e re su lts of th e ca ttle
Phone 307
Judging.
Some w eeks ago, E rn e st S tra tto n
w renched his knee o ut of place. Since
th en it has given him a good deal of
inconvenience.
A p la ste r cast was
placed
aro
u
n
d
it
y esterd ay , so for
A L L H M D « A M D I L L B IB B S
som e tim e to com e he will w alk w ith
U se W ood, Coal or G as in the
he assistan ce of a p air of cru tch es.
Miss Mary C h risten sen is a new
em ployee at th e F irs t S tate B ank.
PICTURE FRAMING
G IL T OR N A T U R A L WOOD
Mr. an d Mrs, S. E. W o o ster of
TH E U N I V E R S A L C A R
N eat an 1 C heap
th e E stacad a rea l e s ta te firm were
business v isito rs in G resham on
M A X S C H N E ID E R
W ednesday.
It is three ranges in one and so simple and safe that
M athew s' Bldg, Main S treet
I he hord Sedan is a car with refined
Bobbie D ow sett is g e ttin g along
P h on * M l
a child can operate it.
tine a fte r his collision w ith an au to ­
appointments, many conveniences, and
m obile on th e first day of th e fair.
It requires only the space of your kitchen range.
with all the economy and satisfaction
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. P arso n s, Mrs.
Sale price includes connecting up to your hot water
characterized
by the Ford cars. It is a pop­
W. T a rr and W illiam M cKinsey
F lorence M. H on ey O.
tank and gas, also stove pipe connection with youi
ular
car
among
women who drive. It meets
visited th e s ta te fa ir on ’'Tuesday.
chimney.
They
w
ent
by
au
to
m
o
b
ile
w
ith
Mr.
every
family
want,
every day of the year
PIANO, HARMONY
nd Mrs. E dw ard Glock of P o rtla n d ,
See the new gas kindler which starts the wood or
regardless of weather. Equally useful in
old frien d s of th e P arso n s. O th er
coal tire without the use of kindlings. We will accept
city or country. Price $775 ; Coupe $650;
Private or Class Lessons G resham v isito rs a t th e fa ir on th a t
your old range as part payment on a new Simplex
Runabout, $500; Touring Car, $525;
day w ere Mr. and Mrs. R. R. C arlson.
tniversal.
I ruck Chassis, $550. These prices f.o.b.
C. W. C ulver of D ickens, Iowa. Is
Down-town Studio
th e guest th is week of his uncle, R.
Detroit.
First State Bank Building W. C alkins. Mr. C ulver is m ak in g
The addition of a starter adds $75 to
an extended trip on th e Pacific coast
Phone 681
G resham
the above prices, and demountable rims
an d Is on his way to C alifo rn ia, en ­
ro u te to his home.
$25, both additions are to the price at the
At th e G resham B aptist church
factory.
next Sunday m orning Rev. E. C ofer
of P o rtlan d will preach. At 8 o ’clock
Rev. A. J. W are will preach his fa re ­
R A K E R & SO N
well serm on as p a sto r of th is ch u rch ,
Gresham, Oregon
w here he is closing a p a s to ra te of
| tw o and a h alf years. He w ill ta k e
up th e work of county m issionary for
i C lackam as county u n d er th e auspices
of th e Oregon City B ap tist church
Rev. J. M ontcalm Brow n will
preach at th e M ethodist Episcopal
is I he true measure of his pride
ch u rch next S unday m orning, which
E xperienced.
d istu rb th e se rv an ts. They a re ac-
in it.
■ will be his last serm on as p asto r. He
T he absence of th e president from I custom ed to ru n n in g th in g s In the
will go early next week to th e m eet­ th e W hite H ouse for a m onth will not absence of th e fam ily
I hat there is a great demand for the
ing of th e an n u a l co n feren ce at Sa­
lem and from th e re to C alifo rn ia,
W inchester R ifles and
w here he will ta k e up p asto ra l w ork
OUR HOBBY—
A m m unition
in a su b u rb of Los Angeles. At th e !
service next S unday m o rn in g a d u e t ,
is a sound indication of their
will be sung by Mrs. H. L. St. C lair
\\ hether he realizes it or not, nearly everyone has
superiority.
am i C. E. R usher. Sunday school
a hobby of some sort and we are no exception to the
and E p w o rth L eague will m eet at th e
rule. Our chief hobby is—
Before you start on that hunting trip this
u su al hours
Bruns Lumber Co,
Sandy, Oregon
Piano Instruction
SIMPLEX UNIVERSAL
PHOTOS
New Callery
Simplex Universal Combin­
ation Range
L. L. KIDDER HDW. CO.
Sportsmen’s Headquarters
1 he Practical V alue of a M an’s G un
I .ill
n and see our stock of WlNCHES-
1 I R R l l l l s and AMMUNITION. We
Farm P roperty C hange» H ands.
Rev. H enry B ru n ag le h as p u r - !
chased th e U. 8. Griffith farm of 27
acres at C o ttrell on th e Pow ell V al­
ley road, w ith stock, crop and e q u ip ­
m ent for 16,775.
Geo W. K enney has sold to G. 8. ,
V edder 20 acres of unim proved lan d I
n e a r th e L usted school for 12.000.
T he sales were by K rld er A E l­
kin ( to * .
will be glad to assist you in selecting the
W inchester best suited to your needs.
R em em ber, W e Carry a full Stock of
SPORTSMEN’S SUPPLIES
Z
*r
£
F o r a W eak Stom ach.
T he great relief afforded by C h am ­
b e rla in 's T ab lets In a m u ltitu d e of
cases has fully proven the g re a t value
of th is p rep a ra tio n for a w eak sto m ­
ach and Im paired digestion. In many
cases th is relief has becom e p erm a­
n en t and th e sufferers have been
com pletely resto re d to h ea lth
A dv.i
G ood
B anking S ervice
To our many friends who are kind enough to favor
our bank with their patronage we owe a debt of grati­
tude, and we are continually endeavoring to pay off this
unexpiring obligation with the most courteous and help­
ful service of which we are capable. \Ye strive to co­
operate with our customers to promote their interests
in every way that is consonant with sound banking.
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JFirat -^tate Sank
Gresham, Oregon