T W IC E
A
W EEK
G resham O utlook
VOL. 10, NO. 73
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY. OREGON,
DRIVE PLANNED FOR
DEPENDENTS’ HOME
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1920
ARM ISTICE DAY PROCLAMATION
Tl UNION HIGH WINS
GAME FROM CANBY
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.60 PER YEAR
LEGION TO OBSERVE
3D ARMISTICE DAY
L ast F rid ay , th e local high school
; football squad invaded th e town of
\\ ith all due respect to the proclamation of our
i Canby, Oregon, an d em erged on th e
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Governor, and honoring our heroes in the great
A ccording to word Just received by I
I long end of a 59-0 score. T ho liandi-
T he Pr° k ra ,u to be given to the
W
orld
War,
and
in
commemoration
of
the
brave
officers of the local b ranch of th e
¡capped In th e loss of two of its r e g u - ,PUblic b> ,h “ A ,ucr,ca,‘ ‘^ ‘on
toys who fell in battle and gave their lives in be
W. C. T. U. from sta te cam paign
'la rs , Ted W right and “ Mebs” P eter- O r“ ham Prom ises to be one of g rea t
half of our country—
¡son. th e re were su b stitu te s a-plenty ‘n ‘ere8t 88 8 n u n lb er ° f speakers
h ea d q u arte rs In P o rtlan d , th e work
la n d th e team kicked off at th e s ta rt IfrOm #W8y h8Ve b‘‘eu •®c u re d - “ »«
I, George \\ . Kenney, Mayor of Gresham, do
of organizing the s ta te for the $125,-
of th e gam e w ith a "do or d ie" sp irit ° A “ '•" a r ,e t of P o rtlan d is to
000 drive fo r a W. C. T. U. ch ild ren ’s i
declare Thursday, November the 11th, 1920, a holi
The first half ended w ith th e score 12- g i' e 8eVer8’ nluslcal selections T his
farm hom e is fast g ain in g headw ay.
day for Gresham, and request that all business
0 In o u r favor and th e Canby bovs de- »’r°Kr»»1 *8 f r ,e to ,1“ ' « en e ral pub-
A lthough th e a c tu a l cam paign f o r ,
houses close their doors on that day.
|eldedly w eakened, and th e second half lie. T he boys have spared no am o u n t
funds will not s ta rt u n til N ovem ber i
Given under my hand this 8th day of November,
was a m ere rep etitio n of m archings of tim e o r labor to m ake It w orth
15, W. C. T. U. w orkers th ro u g h o u t
down th e field and o ver th e enem y's w hile to come. Two years ago, it
1920, at Gresham, Oregon.
the sta te are perfecting th e ir cam
will be rem em bered, th e n atio n cele
goal
line.
paign o rganizations in o rd e r to be
G. W. KENNEY,
T he local team n ever failed to b rated th e real A rm istice Day by
ready fo r a system atic canvass at th e
Mayor.
m
ake
y ard ag e save once d u rin g th e much m errim en t and noise and with
o u tset of th e drive.
gam
e,
w hile th e Canby team was r e - 1 tru ly g rate fu l heart» and on th e 11th
T he m ovem ent for th e estab lish
peatediy
held for downs, an d reso rt- | of N ovem ber we are going to com
m ent of a farm hom e for dependent J
ed
to
p
u
n
tin g alm ost en tirely in the j m em orate th a t o th e r day of only
and orp h an children o rig in a ted w ith I
such a little w hile ago.
second half.
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th e W. C. T. U, and so enth u sed was ; Galbraith Jr.
T he Legion has given special In
G
resham
playa
Hood
R
iver
high
j
it over the possibilities of an in s titu
A/eu National ComrñSñcfer
v
itation
to tile veteran s of th e Civil
school on th e local high school j
tion of th is kind th a t th e sta te o rg an i
W ar and Spanish A m erican to be
o
f
the
A
m
e
r
ic
a
n
Legion
g
rounds
this
cooping
F
rid
a
y
,th
e
gatin’
zation of th e W. C. T. U. decided to
com m encing prom ptly a t 3 o'clock, j w ith them , also th e au x iliary of the
m ake it one of th e big achievem ents AMERICAN LEGION HEAD
¡T
his will be th e h ard e st gam e of th e ' G. A. R. ami a special banquet is to
before the close of the present year.
PLEDGES SPIRIT OF DAY
T he boys and g irls have h arv ested ; projects.
Tw enty-seven
m em bers ' season, as Hood R iver plays all the I be given by th e Post and th e lad ies’
It is planned to establish a farm
By COL. F. W. GALBRAITH,
th e ir corn, po tato es and g arden who reported raised chickens to th e big schools, and last F rid ay beat Es- j au x iliary to these old w ar v eteran s
hom e in B enton county n ea r th e sta te
and th e ir auxiliaries.
T
he
sw
ift
triu
m
p
h
of
o
u
r
g
allan
t
vegetables. T he po rk ers no longer value of $1629 41 and show ed a prof- ta cad a 52-0. B ut th e Union High
a g ric u ltu ra l college, w here hom eless
It surely will be a sight well
allies
which
two
years
ago
gave
us
boys
are
o
u
t
a
fte
r
h
er
scalp
and
are
and dependent waifs may be given
g reet th e ir m asters w ith a heavy it of $776.88. T he highest in o rd er
w
orth
seeing to see th e present
the victory, th e an n iv ersary of which
d eterm in ed to win. rem em bering th e
hom e tra in in g u nder all hom e influ
eye. The girls have long been w ear- of num bers rep o rtin g was th e sew ing decisive defeat which Hood R iver ad W orld W ar v eteran serving and en
we
observe
today,
m
ark
s
th
e
h
ig
h
ences. T h ere they will receive the
lig h t of the p resen t ce n tu ry in Amer- f in8 th e ir aprons an d dresses and only project, in which 112 com pleted th e m in istered to us last y ear up there. te rta in in g those of 60 years ago
best of m oral, educational and physi
lean affairs.
V ictories such as a m em ory rem ains o th e good cakes work out of 152. en terin g th e project So w ith th e loyal support of school when thi» union was on th e verge of
cal advantages.
T he W. C. T. U. has form ed a spec- A rniist*ce *)aY com m em orates a re not an(j bread th a t w ere baked d u rin g •» tl>e spring. T h eir com pleted work an<^ tow nspeople next F rid ay , we collapse and these old men of today
m any of them boys in th o ir early
was valued at $1177.49, which w as|* h » H not fail,
ial corporation under th e laws of the th e issues solely of clashes of flesh | th e progress of th e cookery clubs.
teens eag er an d ready to give all for
and steel. They have a finer q u ality 1 T h ro u g h o u t th is co unty and th e $338.62. above all costs of producing,
sta te to in a u g u ra te and o p era te a
j Old Glory. T he sam e as th e boys of
farm hom e of th is ch aracter. G over th a n th a t. They are th e triu m p h s, s ta te as a w hole th is has been th e including m a teria l and tim e. The QUEEN ESTHER CIRCLE
today w ent to p rotect th e nation'» in
as
well,
of
an
uncon
q
u
erab
le
sp
irit,
¡b
an
n
e
r
y
ear
fo
r
th
e
clubs.
N
ever
be-
canning
and
rab
b
it
projects
w
ere
the
HOLDS
ANNUAL
ELECTION
nor Ben W. O lcott has given th e
dependence from th e in ro ad s of
No victory, how ever com plete, fore have th e ch ild ren m et th e ir b u s-¡o n ly ones which show ed all clubs fin-
m ovem ent his stirrin g indorsem ent.
T he Queen E sth e r circle held a those who, by th e ir every m ovem ent,
long
can
survive
th
e
sp
irit
th
a
t
con-
iness
obligation
w
ith
th
e
prom
ptness
ishing
100
per
cent.
T
he
13
canning
W elfare w orkers in every p a rt of the
jolly m eeting at th e hom e of Elsie show ed they would as w illingly have
sta te have lauded th e W. C. T. U. for ceived it. The an n als of m ankind th a t th ey did In th e past year* No m em bers p ut up fru it, vegetables and and In a S m ith Monday evening. en tered th e U nited S tates and su b
a
re
replete
w
ith
exam
ple:
splendid
doubt
th
is
is
due
to
th
e
p
aren
ts
ap-
m
eats
to
th
e
value
of
$628.46
a
t
a
its h u m a n ita ria n efforts.
T hirty-tw o m em bers w ere p resen t to jected it to the sam e d ev astatio n a»
It has been estim ated th a t $125.- triu m p h s in behalf of splendid causes p re d a tin g th e benefits of tho work to tal cost of $340.44. The four ra b help elect new officers for th e com Belgium.
th
a
t
have
gone
for
n
a
u
g
h
t
because
an
d
th
e
en
co
u
rag
em
en
t
w
hich
they
bit
grow
ers
w
orked
u
n
d
er
difficulties
000 will be needed to p u t th is farm
ing y ea r:
T hey w ere, p resid en t,
hom e In operation. T he local quota th e sp irit th a t m ade them ceased to have given th e ch ild ren in the and cam e th ro u g h th e season at a i L etitia
P u lfe r;
vice
p resid en ts, AUTO AND RIG COLLIDE
endure.
home*.
loss,
having
spent
$45.40
in
grow
ing
h as not yet been announced but it will
ON ROBERTS AVENUE
Vivian
Hevel,
E
sth
e
r
P
eterson,
Mil
T
his
is
only
th
e
second
an
n
iv
ersary
T his has resu lted in a larg e per rab b its valued at $34.05. T he g arden
be com paratively sm all. T he local
d red Pullen. The vice president» are
of
A
rm
istice
Day—
a
duy
d
estin
ed
,
if
I).
S.
Johnson
suffered th e disloca
cent
of
children
filing
th
e
ir
reports,
p
ro
ject
a
ttra
c
te
d
a
larg
e
n
u
m
b
er
in
branch is confident th a t th e good,
also on th e program co m m ittee for tion of his left sh o u ld er and painful
b ro ad -h earted people of this com m u we will, to keep com pany with the which is necessary in o rd e r to qualify ¡th e spring, when everyone feels like Itho ‘•nllro year.
T he treaaitA ir Is bruises on ills left side, about 5
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h ir ty ______
- th r e _ e ! W
.,,,,.
. rb , u ry ;
nity will over-subscribe to th is fund im m ortals of th e ca le n d ar which as a good club m em ber. Out of the p lan tin g som ething
ilm a A . . tte
reco rd in g »core o’clock last n ig h t, as th e re su lt of a
m
ark
g
re
a
t
m
om
ents
of
h
isto
ry
th
a
t
441
who
enrolled
In
th
e
M
ultnom
ah
Jointed g arden clubs, of whom 25
,,
„ ,
collision betw een th e horse and bug
when the drive gets u n d er way.
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.
.
.
.
,
.
.
,
|ta
ry
.
M
yrtle
R
u
sh
er;
corresponding gy he was d riving and Cecil Metz
shall never die. Succeeding genera- county o utside of P o rtlan d , 335 have com pleted the work and rep o rted a 1
,
n
. .
7 »
tions
will acclaim A rm istice Day. j com pleted
the w ork, m aking
a re-j large profit, having grow n $84128
Jol‘n8on; mi,e box g er's light delivery auto.
GRESHAM GRANGE
Mr Johnson was re tu rn in g home
God
g
ra
n
t
th
ey
always
sh
all
acclaim
¡p
o
rt.
T
his
gives
a
p
er
cen
t
of
75
w
orth
of
vegetables
at
a
cost
o
f
,
K
®
C^
‘a
ry
’
Mvra
Jo h l“‘o,i: secretary
PLANS FINE PROCP < ’ it in th e sp irit th a t m ade it; and th a t w hich is considered good even for an $232.06.
P i ,1,erature> « lady* H arm o n ; sup- atid was tu rn in g off Division stre e t
onto R oberts avenue when his rig
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„ Ply secretary , Elsie S m ith ;
m usician, was stru ck by th e au to w hich was
F rien d s and g ra n g e rs :— G resham th is sp irit, lik e th e day, sh a ll be im- individual club.
T he rep o rt showed a to tal enroll
I Doris Zim m erm an.
tu rn in g onto Division. It is Raid th e
g ran g e No. 270 will hold its re g u la r perishable.
In addition to th e valuable ex- m ent of 441, w ith a final rep o rt from
T he circle has grow n front ten I trees at th e corner o b stru cted the
m onthly m e t - j g in g ran g e hall. Sat-
W ith this p ray er in o u r h e a rts let perience gained th e various p ro jects 335. T he ag g reg ate value of P roducts
I view of each driver. T he au to It is
urdav, N ovem ber 13. As th is is a | us r™ ew each year o u r vows of fealty, show a financial profit which is grown or produced by th e m em bers
X . . .
! claim ed was not going fast and stru ck
year, with all
8 an< Pledge» J ,),p rig n ear th e fro n t on th e left
T hanksgiving m onth, it is desired repledge and keep u n sh ak ab le o u r w orthy of th e ch ild ren ’s efforts rep o rtin g was $10,835.54. T he costs
paid.
All girls 14 years old and |sid e , b reak in g th e sh afts
Probably
th a t all should join In considering a fa'*b in
high ideals, th e lofty pur- These rep o rts have been gone over in investm ent, m aterial and tim e was
over are alw ays welcome to atten d the sudden shying of th e horse threw
few reasons fo r than k fu ln ess. The i P°ses, ,h e unselfish asp ira tio n s and carefu lly and are found to av erag e $5,678.05, show ing a money profit of
T he circle Mr, Johnson heavily to th e ground,
m orning will be devoted to re g u la r exalted, holy hope» th a t fixed th e a conservative figure.
$5257.49
Add to th is th e value of and become m em bers.
in g on hl» left »Ido.
will
hold
a
food
sale
in
the
n ear fu strik
w ork, then cornea the g ran g e dinner, heart» of A m ericans in
1918 an I
According to th e rep o rt of E thel I the experience gained by th e ch ildren,
T he crash and call w ere h eard by
tu
re.
persons nearby, including C harles
fo r which tho se who p a rta k e of It oiade ours a land from w hence c ru -j C alkins, county d u b lead er, to th e and th is will ap p ear to have been an
Cleveland, nnd Mr. Johnson was Im
probably be th a n k fu l. T hen th e lect- sa<ipr8
w ith souls
a-flam e, n atio n al leader, eig h t corn club exceedltifiy valuable season for the
m ediately carried to his hom e on Rob
Need Y our Suit C leaned?
ure h o u r will follow w ith th e follow -' w orthy of th e ir victory.
m em bers rep o rtin g raised corn to th e club w orkers.
H ave It F ren ch dry cleaned. Re erts avenue. Dr. Adlx was su m
ing in te re stin g program w hleh has
To thl* en<1 ,l)e A m erican
Legion value of $120.60. A carefu l account
The above figures indicate a g rea t pairin g nently done. T ailo rin g for moned who d u rin g th e evening set the
dislocated shoulder. An X -ray has
been arran g e d by Mrs. R. F. W alters, j today, and forever, solem nly pledges of costs showed a profit of $61.80 Increase of production since a very ladles and men.
I been tak en to discover If any bone*
P E T E R LENARD, T ailor.
j its ail.
th e le c tu re r:
Sixteen potato grow ers m ade a profit few would have tak en up th e project*!
a re broken.
A T h an k fu l Spirit.
of $1171.31 and placed on th e m ar- had it not been for th e stim u lu s of
Mr. Johnson 1», stric tly speaking.
R ussellville, 6 m em ber*; leader.
BUSINESS
MEN
BACK
"A m erica.”
In tho h ospital, Mrs. Johnson being
k et products valued at $1516 50. the clubs. F o r instance, 4,902 pounds Mrs. 8. G. W ard.
an experienced n u rse nnd conducting
MOVE TO KEEP FAIR F orty-one m em bers rep o rted on th e of pork and 1,226 bushels of potatoes
S alute to th e F lag
F airv iew , 5 m em ber»; leader. Mr.». a p riv ate h o sp ital a t h e r home. She
A ddress— A rm istice Day, C. G.
pig project. They cam e th ro u g h th e have been added to th e m a rk e t by H. M. H eslin.
Is a t p resen t carin g for th re e o th e r
T he business men met last evening season w ith products to th e value of iho boys and girls.
Schneider.
O rient, 16 m em bers; lead er, Mr». p atien ts besides h er husband.
a i , . .
. . . . ..
« ,, an<l discussed m any m a tte rs of 1m-
It is not believed any special blam e
$1916.85 and a profit o ver th e cost of
Of the 50 clubs organized In the V. H illyard.
Solo W hen My Ship Comes Sail- portance to the city anti su rro u n d in g
| attache» to Mr. M cM urray, th e d riv er
Ing H om e,” Guy D. Jones. Accom- country. The business men w ere in production am o u n tin g to $880.10. county o u tsid e of P o rtlan d , 20 are
G resham , 10 m em bers
lead
er
of th e au to
perfect accord w ith th e city council in Nine boys and g irls raised calves and 100 p er cent clubs, w hich indicates
panied by Miss L a u ra E . Brown.
Miss M ildred St. C lair.
try in g to keep th e M ultnom ah county
R eading, Mrs. F. L. Stoeckle.
rep
o
rted
to
th
e
club
leaders.
T
h
eir
th
at
all
th
e
m
em
bers
com
pleted
the
fa ir in G resham . They ag reed th a t
Next comes th e sew ing p roject with RAKER & SON MAKE
A ddress— C ontrib u tio n s of th e P il th e people of G resham sh o u ld g et to profit was $923.75 and th e ir costs for work and tu rn ed in final rep o rts. T he four clubs. T hey are,
REMARKABLE RECORD
g rim F a th e rs, Rev. A. S. Hisey.
g eth er and w ork to keep th e county : th e p ro ject $1285.25. T he sm allest cookery p ro ject stan d s In th e place
M aplewood, 13 m em bers; leader,
f
a
ir
here,
as
it
is
considered
a
big
p
ro
ject
rep
o
rtin
g
was
th
a
t
of
sheep
lin
k
e
r
& Sou d u rin g th e first week
T he P ilgrim F a th e rs and F arm ing.
of honor w ith six clubs. They are:
Mrs. E D. Barrow».
of Novem ber, have sold a car a day aa
“T was’ p o i n t s 1 o ut th a t people at- rai8,,' K T h re" memhfir8 ralMMl »ni-
T he Doxology.
G ilbert, 12 m em bers; lead er, Mrs
O rient, 15 m em bers; leader, Mr». well us tracto rs. T hese cars are all
It is hoped th a t m em bers will bring tend from all p a rts of th e s ta te and n ,a' s valued at $179.60 a t a cost of F E. F erris.
R. B. Milne.
new ones. T he above figures do not
fru it, g rain and flowers fo r decora- a t th e last fa ir a su rp risin g ly la rg e ; $88.66.
T he p o u ltry grow er« far
S pringdale, 9 m em bers; leader,
Sylvan, 12 m em ber»; leader. Mrs. include th e used car sales. T he fol-
tions. and th a t they will aid in every nu m b er registered from o u tsid e th e o u tn u m b ered all o th e r livestock Mrs. I. J. Babbit.
E thel W hitm an.
state.
j low ing are a list of those buying cars:
way to have a good attendance.
A nother m a tte r of in te re st p rese n t
B ridal Veil, 5 m em bers; lead er \ Aug Rydo, F airv iew ; Blis» n ro s .
ed was F a rm e rs’ W eek, w hich is to
.M rs. M. D. Joyce.
Sm all F arm s.
'G re sh a m ; W. H. W ilson, F airview ;
be held here early In Ja n u a ry , 1921.
T he pork p ro ject had th re e 100 per W m. Caido, B oring; R. E. B urke,
T w enty acres close to Boring, O re It was agreed to help S B. H all in
'c e n t clubs,
gon. E ight acres in cultivation. B al every way possible to m ake it a big
G resh am ; F ritz H oecker, G resham ;
ance open land.
Lays excellent. week.
F airview , 5 m em bers; leader, Jack G alen F an ch er, T ro u td ale an d R. R.
Fenced. F a ir house, good barn , o r
Ltischer.
Bailey, T ro u td ale.
I. R. N elliauer,
ch ard . P rice $3200; $1200 down.
C ertain-teed R oofing
for
Today we m ake th e m ost in terestin g an n ouncem ent we have ever
th a t
O rient, 6 m em bers; lead er R. I. G resham bouglit a tracto r.
GEO. BEERS, Sandy, Ore
m
ade
in
o
u
r
ca
re
e
r
as
th
e
atric
al
m
anagers
leaky roof, 1, 2 and 3 ply. Jones
P hone Sandy 65.
tf Lbr. Co.
I In d erso n .
We believe th e in fo rm atio n contained In th e follow ing statem ent
will be read w ith in ten se In terest by all who value th e best and m ost
Powell Valtey, 5 m em ber»; lead er, [ All w ater users whose hills are not
a rtistic In th e world of am usem ent.
paid on or before th e lllth of the
¡C arl Nelson.
We have alw ays faith fu lly endeavored to bring to o u r patrons
m onth, will have w ater s h u t off. by
Two
canning
clubs,
O
rient.
6
raem-
the biggest and th e best th e atric al a ttra c tio n s of all tim es, for we
o rd e r of council
' tiers, Mrs. R. I. A nderson, leader, and |
know th a t only th e biggest and th e best appeal.
(¡REG COX. M arshni
Now we are happy and proud to announce th at we have con
I’owell Valiev, 1 m em bers, Mrs. Allu
trac ted w ith F. Ray Com stock and M orris Rest producers of the
C o n tracto r and B uilder
G entry, lead er finished w ith h o n o rs.;
w orld-fam ou* “ Chu Chin Chow ," w hereby th a t b rillian t and gorgeous
H ave located in G resham and am
Besides
th
ese.
Lynch
p
o
u
ltry
club,
I
spectacle of ancient Bagdad, th e w orld’« most b eau tifu l production,
» ____ u
.
I ready to ta k e any w ork In my line.
6 mem ber», II. H. Confrey, lead er; ,,on)c pxppr)pncp W ork g uarantee.!.
will ap p e ar at the Heilig T h ea ter four day», com m encing W ednesday,
N ovem ber 24, w ith m atinees T han k sg iv in g Day and S atu rd ay .
C orbett, potato club, 7 m em bers, F Let me bid on your work. Phone 327.
"C hu Chin Chow " 1» a g igantic an d gorgeous m usical e x tra v a
N. Lasley, lead er;
W ilkes g ard en L. J. W inter.
ganza. In 14 scenes, w ith 18 m usical n um bers, produced on a scale
club,
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Miss
Mamin B urns,
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of coliossai g ran d e u r, em ploying the services of 300 people
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I he Bank of G resham pays 5 per
leader, all made 100 p er cent.
| cent , ntprpat on , , mP deposits — Adv.
o rig in ally presented In London at His M ajesty’s T h eater, nearly four
years ago by O secr Asche, In association w ith th e late Sir H erb ert
T ree and is still playing th e re to capacity.
The Am erican production of "Chit Chin Chow ” was made by
Messrs. Com stock and G ist, a fte r th e p aym ent of th e biggest royalty
ever known in th e th e a tric a l w orld, in New York m ore th an two years
ago. th e scenery and costum es being Im ported from E ngland nnd
being exact duplicates of th e originals.
"C hu Chin Chow” ran one en, ire season in New York at the
C entury T h e a te r and then played an e n tire season in Boston. P h ila
Don’t fail to see our new
delphia, Chicago, and several o th e r big cities.
T his great production, once m ore presented In New York at th e
stock of
C entury T h ea ter in A ugust, for a re tu rn engagem ent, and now
THE FAMOUS PYREX
em bellished with m any ad d itio n al scenes and new costum es, rotnes
here direct from its second en gagem ent on Broadway.
OVENWARE
Owing to Intense In terest In the engagem ent, MAD. ORDERS
fo r th is im p o rta n t th e a tric a l event will now be received. Send re
m ittan ce w ith self-addressed stam ped envelope for retu rn safe of
tick ets, and a» th e re will unq u estio n ab ly be an avalan ch e of mail
o rd ers, please nam e choice of two perform ances to Insure g ettin g
Cake Dishes and Custard Dishes.
seats.
P rices: N ights— $4, $3. $2. $1.50 and $1 T h anksgiving and S a t
ALL MODERATELY PRICED
urday m atinees, special p rice s— $3, $2, $1.50, $1. Add 10 per cent
w ar tax to price of tick et desired.
We believe th e en gagem ent of "C hu Chin Chow " will be the most
n o tab le event ever know n a t th is th e a te r
BOYS AND GIRLS ADD
TO COUNTY’S WEALTH
TO THE THEATER GOERS OF
CITY OF GRESHAM AND VICINITY
Housewives
Casseroles, Pie Plates, Bread Dishes
Shipped direct from the factory, a limited
number of these Solid Oak, upholstered
seat. R O C K E R S , will sell at $12 each as
long as they last.
J. E. METZGER
SPECIAL
THANKSGIVING
MATINEE, 2 P. M.
W. T. PANGLK.
M anager H eilig T h eater,
Portland, Oregon
L L. K ID D E R
HARDWARE CO.