Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, January 04, 1921, Page 3, Image 3

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    GKESHAM
OUTLOOK
PAGE T H R BB
Everything will be sold from
20% to 60% below cost
Cut G la s s ...................................... 50
China ............................................. 50
Etched G la s s ................................50
Fifth-Avenue Ware .................... 50
CASSEROLES
$5.00
$6.00
$7.00
$8.00
Casseroles a
Casseroles a
Casseroles a
Casseroles a
per
per
per
per
cent
cent
cent
cent
off
off
off
off
W ATCHES
Here Is Your Chance to Get a Watch
12 Size, 19-jewel South Bend Watches, adjusted four
positions, 20-year case, reg. $50, will sell at $24.
16 Size, 17-jewel South Bend adjusted watches in 20-
year cases, reg. $43 grade, will sell at $20.
16 Size, 17-jewel Waltham adjusted Watches in 25-
year cases, will sell at $16.
16 Size, 7-jewel Elgin and Waltham in 20-year cases
will sell at $9.00.
12 Size. 7-jewel Elgin and Waltham, in 20- and 25-
year cases, at $10 and $11.
Many 7-jewel Watches will sell as low as $5.00 each.
t .............................. $2.00
t ................................. $2.50
t ................................. $3.25
t ................................. $3.50
SILVER
Teaspoons, 50-year . $1.50 to $3.00 per i doz.
Tablespoons, 50-year $2.00 to $3.50 per is doz.
$16 Knives and F o rk s............................ $9.00
Carving- S e ts .......................
50 per cent off
$22 Silver Chests (26 piece).................. $12.00
All Sterling Silverware 50 per cent off.
Every Watch Guaranteed.
Watch Cases will sell at 60 per cent off.
Here is your chance to get a new case for your works.
CLOCKS AND ALARM CLOCKS
REDUCED TO C O S T
BROOCHES
$25 Cameo in 14K Mountings ..........................
$20 Cameo in 14K Mountings
$18 Cameo in 14K Mountings ..........................
All Solid Gold Brooches 60 per cent off.
Handbags, Billfolds and Ladies’ Purses
REDUCED TO COST
4 Rings .......................
ALL SOLID GOLD
GUARANTEED
Genuine PY-RA-LIN Ivory sold at
10 per cent below cost.
MANICURING SETS
Ivory
Ivory
Ivory
Ivory
Ivory
Manicuring
Manicuring
Manicuring
Manicuring
Manicuring
Sets
Sets
Sets
Sets
Sets
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Positively No Credit
LOCKETS and CHARMS
60 per cent off.
EMBLEMS
50 per cent off.
Special Discount on
PHONOGRAPHS,. RECORDS
Lavalieres
Lavalieres
Lavalieres
Lavalieres
Lavalieres
Lavalieres
LA VALIERES
ALL SOLID GOLD
CUFF LINKS
All Cuff Links, 50 per cent off
GUV D. JONES, Jeweler
CORBETT
NOTICE TO OUR PATRONS
E xtensive alte ra tio n s have been m ade a t o u r F irst and A lder
S treets P assen g er S tation and much b e tte r accom m odations have
been provided for o u r patrons.
T his building is now being used exclusively by us and, in ad d i­
tion to th e tic k et office, lost a rtic le s’ bureau and express office, we
have installed an "E L E C T R IC STO RE,” w here Mazda lam ps and
electrical appliances may be purchased, applications m ade for elec­
tric lig h t and pow er, and w here light and pow er bills m ay be paid.
T his will m ake it possible for ou r patrons to tra n sa c t such m at­
ters of business with our Com pany w ithout going up-town to our
m ain offices In th e E lectric building, and you will receive th e sam e
courteous and a tte n tiv e service.
Portland Railway, Light & Power Co
CASH
PAID
for Fresh Cows, Beef Cows, Hogs, Calves of any kind.
E. BAUMANN,
Gresham
Phone 901
Tel. 96x — Electric Building — Main St
Frank C. Jones & Co.
CARPENTER
Septic Tanks
Built
Jack Screws
for Rent
LICENSED ELECTRICIAN
Wiring for Light
and Power
National Mazda
Lamps
Frank C. Jones
GLEASON TRUCK
SERVICE
All Kinds of Hauling
Phones— G resham 17,
P ortland. B dw y. 5 1 2 1 .
Floyd L. Mack
Buttons
HEMSTITCHING
MRS. C AR RIE
P hone 5 1 x 8
HANSEN
G resham
Main St., n ea r H igh School
M ER E 'S A PH O TO
OF
HOME
SWEET
HOME
Pleating
P aul s . Œ P tie
CAN I
HAVE A
LO O N ?
C. W ilson as visiting nurse. The
d uty of th e la tte r is to inv estig ate
Colum bia g ran g e m et in reg u lar local h ealth conditions and rep o rt to
! session S atu rd ay , Ja n u a ry 1, w ith 3 th e county public h ealth nurse.
good atten d an ce of m em bers and 15
visitors.
T. J. K reu d er of L ents
PLEASANT HOME
grange cam e to install th e officers
The B aptist Laities' Aid society
fo r th e year, 1921.
Rev. E dw ard M urphy preached a I will meet T h u rsd ay , Ja n u ary 6, in
very forceful serm on Sunday m orn­ I the aftern o o n w ith Mrs. E m m a Ooger.
ing at the C o rb ett com m unity church ’ It is tim e for th e g en eral election of
to a larg e and appreciative congre­ officers and all m em bers are requested
gation. T here were 4 0 in atten d an ce ! to be present, especially those seek­
ing office.
at Sunday school.
Mr. and Mra. F erd F oth and fam ­
Clifford Reed retu rn ed to his
ily w ere d in n er guests a t th e hom e of
studies a t O. A. C. Sunday. His va- Mr. and Mrs. J. Ickler, Sunday. In
| cation a t hom e was not th e m ost en­ th e afternoon Mr. and Mrs. L. W il­
joyable as he was down w ith the helm and fam ily and Mr. and Mrs.
j L ester Becker joined the p arty and
, m easles d u rin g m ost of th e tim e.
a very pleasant aftern o o n was spent.
Real e state in th is vicinity seems . Mr. and Mrs. L ennartz and d au g h ­
! to be moving. O. R. Davis sold his te r Anna, and Rev. Earl B. Cotton
I 14 acres across th e highw ay from j were d in n er guests a t th e hom e of
Geo. C h am b erlain 's sto re to a p arty ¡Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Eddy a t Sandy
1 New Y ear’s day.
from South Rend, W ashington. Con­
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Schrepel and
sid eratio n $6,200.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Larsen of G resh­
Lewis M ershon sold his 25 acres am attended church at P leasan t
They w ere the
and new bungalow to a C alifornia j Home Sunday.
g u ests of Mr and Mrs. D. T. Wil-
man for th e n eat sum of $10,500.
1 Hams a t d in n er and d u rin g a very
Mrs. C lara Boehm er is visiting her J p leasant afternoon.
Miss Anna L en n artz and Miss Mil-
sister, Mrs. O. R. Davis.
dred St. C lair of G resham sp en t two
Mrs. F red Ough and son Lloyd : [ days
in P o rtlan d last week w here
from Bend, a re m aking an extended 'th e y had a m ost d elightful tim e.
Miss Elsie Ju d d and Miss Fay
visit here w ith relatives.
Ben K nieriem , of P o rtlan d , visited Lord and E arn est Lord called at the
Jo h n Ick ler hom e Sunday evening.
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. K nier­
T he M ethodist Ladies' Aid will
iem, over th e week-end.
m eet at the hom e of Mrs. M. L en­
Mr. and Mrs. F red S hearer, of n artz, W ednesday aftern o o n .
B. J. Sloop and wife, of A storia,
P o rtlan d , were gu ests of th e Evans
visited with his b ro th ers, G ran t and
fam ilies, Sunday.
Clifford, and th e ir fam ilies o v er New
The Jam es P o u n d er fam ily is un­ Y ear’s.
Jo n a th an and Sidella Steele of
d er q u aran tin e. Several of th e fam ­
Oregon, visited at th e G rant
ily are affllicted w ith sm allpox in a Sloops
, M etzger, home
d u rin g th e holidays.
mild form . •
New Years they accom panied th eir
T he Red Cross Home N ursing 1 cousins E lton, A rth u r and Mabie
corps will begin reg u la r train in g at : Sloop to Tangent., Oregon, w here
they visited th e ir uncle Ralph Sloop
th e Colum bia high school on Wed- L and
fam ily.
nesday aftern o o n , Ja n u a ry 5, when ,
an in stru c to r from P o rtlan d will give '
th e first of a series of 20 lessons
T his class will m eet a t th e school-
house at 2 :30 Im m ediately following
th e reg u la r high school class in home
n u rsin g which is being tak en by the
g irls of th e school. The local home (
nursin g o rg an izatio n was form ed a ’
few m onths ago with Mrs. W ard!
TROUTDALE, OREGON
E vans as p resid en t and Mrs. Edw ard
P hone Gresham 4MU.
General Pershing began to be a general when he was a
small boy. He played soldier.
Then he became lieutenant, captain and general, by always
WORKING to that end.
If you want to be a captain of INDUSTRY, you must be
industrious and BANK REGULARLY a part of your earnings
and not be tempted to make foolish investments.
We invite YOUR Banking Business.
YOU W ILL R ECEIVE FOUR P E R CENT IN TER EST
Bank of Gresham
State and County Depository
K% IN TER EST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS
Wood - Sand - Gravel
Delivered Any Place
Truck Service
J. R. KNARR & SON
ARE MT THEY A DEVOTED
COUPLE - th e y ' re ALWAYS
L i k / HOLOIM& H A N D S ___
CHOICE MEATS
Homemade Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Lard
Full line of Cold Lunch Meats
SANITARY MARKET
Malo Street
Phone 181
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