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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1919)
U R Rtt H A .M OUTLOOK RAGE FOUR Tl ESDAY, DEI EMBER 2. »W>» BARGAIN The Set is composed of six pieces: one Cleaver, one P aring Knife, one Steak or Bread Knife, one Butcher Knife ami one Aluminum Whetstone. With Every $1 Purchase we will sell this 6-piece.set for $1.50, 1 day only Thursday, December 4 ONE SET TO A CUSTOMER This would make a very suitable Christm as gift. Stop in and inspect them. On display now in the window. Select your gifts early and save the worry at the last hour. na An Eastern concern went into bankruptcy three years ago and among their stock were thousands it kitchens sets, that had been m anufactured long be fore the war. They were sold at 40c on the dollar at the old price. Through a broker we were able to obtain a few of these sets that we will sell at a price cheaper than what the handles would cost at present. This set is of the best quality and workmanship of the American Cutlery Company, and we guarantee them to be of the best m aterial on the m arket. dhristm as Is doming Bicycles fo r boys and men $30.00 to $50.00 Pocket Knives th at fit the pocket and hold the edge. Tin- K n i g h t s a n il L a d ie s o f S e c u r i ty have a box social sch ed u led fo r W ednesday evening, D ecem ber 10 ii Give the boy a 22 rifle. It will make a good shot of him. M etzger’s hall. H. A. Lew is, p resid e n t of th e M ult nom ah co u n ty fair, an d Mrs. Lew is are on a v isit to C hicago and v icinity w here Mr. Lew is w ill a tte n d th e big stock show . For the whole family, V T ick ets a re being sold fo r th e le ct a new Range or ure to be given a t th e M ethodist E piscopal ch u rch n ex t F rid a y ev e n Keen Kutter line Shears and Heating Stove. ing u n d e r th e auspices of th e W o Scissors. Nuflf sed. m en’s H om e M issionary society, w hen Dr. W illiam W allace Y oungson of P o rtlan d will ta k e fo r his su b je c t ‘S tarv in g on G old.” Dr. Y oungson Electric Sewing Machine Motor Electric and Gas Heaters is a g ifte d sp e ak e r who will a ttr a c t a larg e audience. He is s u p e rin te n d e n t Electric Reading Lamps Electric Irons of th e P o rtla n d d is tric t of th e M ethodist Episcopal ch u rc h an d is h igh in M asonic circles. M usical Airolight Reading Lamps Flashlights n u m b ers in connection w ith th e en te rta in m e n t will be solos by Mrs. B. & H. Reading Lamps Thermos Lunch Kits K arl J. H ag b erg and Mrs. E. W . A yls w orth. ALUM INUM , GLASS AND G R A N IT E W ARE Mrs. S. C. Jo n es is at th e Good S am a ritan h o sp ital in P o rtla n d , ELECTRIC OR HAND POWER W A SH IN G MACHINES w here she u n d erw en t a m a jo r o p e ra tion last Sunday m o rning. Mr. an d Mrs. B. W. E m ery e n te r ta in ed on T h an k sg iv in g day th e ir son. Dr. M ark Eimery, wife an d little d a u g h te r, th e ir d a u g h te r, MisH Ruby, und Miss V ista Brow n, all of P or - land. Two new stu d e n ts, M arg aret and M iriam Spence, h av e en tered th e high school in th e ju n io r and fre sh men classes respectively. T h is brings Dr. and Mrs. W. J. O tt had as d in th e e n ro llm e n t to 225. T hey are th e S to ra g e b attery repairing .and A Colem an Q uick-L ite lam p w ill d a u g h te rs of Mr. and .Mrs. R. H. ner guests on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. c h a rg in g , s ta r te r and generate! m ake your hom e b rig h t as day. L. L. Spence, who moved to T ro u td a le re Jas. Law rence, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. w o rk . R a k e r & Son. K id d er Hdw. Co. cently from C arlto n , O regon. T he Page and little son, Donald. Mrs. Em il G. K ard ell and little Spence fam ily fo rm erly lived in th is vicinity an d tw o sons, W allace an 1 d au g h ter, Evangeline, of M anzanita, Jam es atfe n d ed ttie high school, W’al- visited for a day o r two w ith Mrs. lace g ra d u a tin g in 1915. L. T. Lusted and d au g h ter, Inez. A h elp fu l m eetin g of th e Queen Mrs. T ucker, wife of Dr. G eorge E sth e r circle was held la st n ig h t at T ucker living n ea r G resham , is th e hom e of th e p resid e n t, Miss planning to a tte n d th e F a rm e r’s Vivian H evel, w hen -so m e m a tte rs of week at O. A. C. beginning on De business w ere atten d e d to an d when cem ber 29. Miss May Bliss, a n atio n al org an iz r, E. D. Dewey visited his Bister, spoke to th e girls. Miss Bliss cam e Mrs. Maggie Vim, yesterday and on ex pecting to org an ize a new circle his re tu rn he was accom panied by Agents for Miller G eareil-to-the Road and Racine Tires. and was m uch su rp rised to find one a th e ir fa th e r, E phraim Dewey, who w eek old, all officered and w orking will stay for a tim e w ith his son. en th u sia stic a lly . T he g irls have a l A fam ily reunion was held at th e ready plan n ed to g n th e r a C hristm as hom e of Mr and Mrs. ,Benj. M at box of food, fru it and clo th in g for the thew s on T hanksgiving, when all P o rtla n d S ettlem e n t C e n ter and have th e children were present. Some of voted to m a in ta in a sc h o larsh ip in the th e g ran d ch ild ren were excluded k in d e rg a rte n of th a t in stitu tio n . from th e party because of th e fact T he d eb a te at th e high school in th a t W oodrow had th e chicken pox. connection w ith th e T h an k sg iv in g T he ch ild ren were m ade happy, program on th e Rubject, "R esolved how ever, at th e hom e of Mrs. L. T. th a t th e I,eague of N ations is th e best m ethod of co n tro llin g W orld A ffairs," L usted. Mrs. P. A. Gould has re tu rn e d w a s decided two to one In fav o r of th e affirm ative. T he ju d g e s were from T he Dalles, w here she has been Rev. R. B. Myers, A tto rn ey C. G. visiting for several weeks. S ch n eid er and Miss R uth M ontague. T. E. M ercer has purchased the E dw ard S tro n g . G e rtru d e Dow sett F ra n k C h risten sen p ro p erty in the and R u th H artley spoke fo r th e a f W h itehead ad d itio n . I firm ative w hile C. B urlingam e. E r Gresham, Oregon Mrs. Good and Miss Mary Good, nest B ru g g er and E m m ett W elling Mrs. Jo h n Brown and C harlie re p o rt arg u ed fo r th e negative. A C h ristm as p ag ean t, "W h ite ed a fine visit w ith th e college boys G ifts fo r t h e K ing,” is being planned at C orvallis d u rin g th e T h an k sg iv by a co m m ittee from th e M ethodist ing vacation. T he bachelor boys Episcopal Sunday- school, of which a re well pleased w ith th e ir ven tu re Mrs. C. E. R u sh er is ch a irm an . The a t houskeeping. p ag ean t Is b ea u tifu l an d im pressive Red Cross C h ristm as seals are be and o ut of th e o rd in ary . E lab o rate ing placed in all sto res in G resham p re p a ra tio n s are being m ade (o m ake by Mrs. J. N. C ian ah an and Mrs. H. it one of th e best C h ristm as program s V. Adix, in ch a rg e of th e work h ere ev er given here. an d th e Ind icatio n s are th a t th e A c h o ru s of young g irls front th e s a le s of the little em uienis of mercy Queen E sth e r circle g ath ered on flic will be la rg e d u rin g Ute holiday sea lawn of th e T. It. H ow itt hom e on son. N early everyone uses sora-? T h an k sg iv in g night and sang for th e k in d of a seal for th e C hristm as e n te rta in m e n t of Mr. H ow itt. who has packages an d all ure being urged t i been in q u a ra n tin e fo r sm all pox fof buy th ese seals and help in th e fight several weeks. ag a in st tuberculosis. Mr. and Mrs. C. I R a k er had as d in n e r g u ests on Sunday Mr. and Mrs I jm II cm * Aid H hs 4 u u . R. D. Bailey and fam ily. W ill C orn The L ad les’ Aid w ill hold a bazan ing. Mr an d Mrs E llsw o rth R aker. an d cake sale on F rid ay evening. De Mrs. F lettn Bailey an d Miss E m m a cen ib er 12, at th e g ran g e hall, All Jo h n so n . m em bers and frien d s of th e societ.. v o o t J ake your AM ERICAN E X PR E SS TRAVEL- Mrs. A lta G entry of Pow ell Valley ' are req u ested to d o n ate one or mor-* S CHEQUES. T hey mean his detection. has been engaged to act as re p o rte r | a rticle s for th e b azaar and each m em I iiese Cheques—one feature of our banking s> i vice- fo r th e O utlook. She will begin her ber of the society is asked to fu rn ish illll ies next w eek a cake for th e sale. are useful only to the person whose signature o We invite you to visit our store to see the many practical gifts Gresham Grocery Co. Management Me M urry Bros. Our line of groceries are all new and fresh. REMEMBER THE DATE THURSDAY, DEC 1 GLEASON TRUCK SERVICE EXPRESS AND GENERAL HAULING Trip Daily Between Gresham and Portland Office w ith Oregon W ashington Truck Agency, 40 Second Street, Cor. Ash S treet Gresham Phone 17 P ortland Broadway 5121 CHOICE MEATS Homemade Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Lard Full line of Cold Lunch Meats SANITARY MARKET Main S treet GKO. GRESHAM PIK T L , P ro p . P hone 881 L. L. Kidder Hardware Co. GRESHAM GARAGE Auto Repairing & Accessories * We have a few O verlands and Ford», a FORD DELIVERY, used cars in first class mechanical condition. It will pay you to see them before going elsewhere. John Ide F. E. Palmquist Phone 801 A Wise Holdup Blankets and Auto Robes These cold nights you will n e e d __ more blankets. Good cotton double blankets, all colors. Pure P ric e $ 3 .2 5 , o th e rs up wool double blankets, $ 1 2 .0 0 down Also some good Auto Robes C. W. Grc/Adw, Aylsworth Oregon a t sue sac & & ss^ æ HERE’S A SPECIAL T he T hom psons who have lived for m ore th an a year in th e H einey bun galow on R oberts avenue, have moved aw ay. Mr. an d Mrs. J. B Thom pson have gone to P o rtlan d , w here Mr. T hom pson has w ork, and Mrs. H e n rie tta T hom pson an d h er son H ow ard have g one to E ly ria, Ohio, to live. Mrs. A. R. Lym an an d d au g h ter, M arjorie, have re tu rn e d from Y ak i ma. W ashington, w here th ey w ent to spend T h an k sg iv in g w ith Mrs. L y m an ’s m other. The case of th e s ta te a g a in st R ich ard Je n n in g s, charg ed w ith assa u lt and b a tte ry ag a in st D. C. Ross, was I tried before Ju stice Brow n yesterday by a ju ry of local men who re tu rn e d a v erd ict acq u ittin g th e d efen d an t. T he d istric t a tto rn e y ’s office was r e p resen ted by Miss L ydia O’B rian and •th e d efen d an t by A ttorney C. G. Schneider. T he Jury was com posed of E. W. A ylsw orth, J. G. Chiodo, Ed. M etzger, G eorge L eslie, W’. W. N orth- way and Ja s. E lk in g to n . a » GRESHAM LOCALSä GRESHAM M O V IE SH O W Your F am ily 's Needs deserves th e very best you have. Give them th e best th in g you ran , the h eritag e of a good nam e. You will find o u r services very h elp fu l in se cu rin g th a t c h a ra c te r w hich m ust be back of every’ good nam e. "L et us help you th ro u g h o u r services on S un d ay ." says Rev. R. E Myers, p as to r of M ethodist Episcopal church th e H om e C hurch, th a t serves the com m unitv. Wednesday, Dec. 3 < YItMKI, MEYRKN IN WHO WILL MARRY ME? Saturday, Dec. 6 HAIUtY <OHkY IN FLORENCE M. HONEY Sunday, Dec. 7 Private or Class Lessons IH1 MarLAKKX \M \Z IN G PIANO, IN W IFE ued in denominations of to d $200. f ir s t A F IG H T FO R LOVE MARY appears in the upper lefthand comer. Thousands of dollars have been saved to travelers who carry them —the m ost perfect travel money- insurance ever devised. W e urge you w hen planning a trip to let us thus saieguard your funds. These famous Chequ«« l»- ‘•iyne money only w hen you count?rsign them. iould uncouniersigned Cheques be lost or s.olen, J u are protected. HARMONY S tu d io F irst s t a te Bank B id*. Phone «81 Ji $10, $20, $50, ’ sta te bank Gresham, Oregon S « ™ « and Cheeking A ccount. Safety Deposit Bote* Loan», Exchange, Bonds Gresham 3*
