Gresham outlook., January 25, 1921, Page 4, Image 4

GRESHAM
PAGE FO I’R
OUTLOOK,
TUESD AY ,
COMBINATION
r a n g e
J A M ARY
25.
1981
GRESHAM LOCALS
Just Arrived—
The M other’s m eetng of th e W. C. ;
T. U. will be held a t th e home of Mrs. '
A NEW LOT OF
W. J. O tt T h u rsd ay aftern o o n a t 2 :3 0
o’clock. F e a tu re s of th e afternoon
program will be a read in g by Mrs. !
C. M. Zim m erm an, an in stru m en tal
solo by Miss G ertru d e A lexander, and
a vocal solo by Mrs. Edw. Ayles-
WHILE THEY LAST
w orth. T h ere will be a question box
and general discussion of m o th e r’s
problem s. A cordial Invitation is ex­
Ladies’ Heavy Weight L nderw ear....
$1 and $1.50
tended to all.
Children’s Heavy Weight L nderwear....................... 98c
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. R u sh er a re re ­
Heavy Outing Flannel Nightgowns . $1.39 and $1.98
joicing in th e b irth of a baby d au g h -'
te r F rid ay evening. T he little lady
w eighed 10 pounds and is a One
For these, wet days you will need a good pair of Rubbers
stro n g baby. She has n o t received
or Boots. Come in and see our line of Rubber Goods.
a nam e as yet du e to th e rivalry
am ong th e b ro th ers and sisters as to
who ehall have th e honor of nam ing
the new m em ber of th e fam ily I
M other and baby are both doing well.
GRESHAM
PHO NE «41
A h ard tim e p arty was given a t th e '
home of Mr. and Mrs. Rosco B ab­
cock S atu rd ay evening at w hich a
large n um ber of young people were 17
present. A m ost d elig h tfu l evening
was spent a fte r which delicious re­
fresh m en ts w ere served. P rizes were
aw arded th e m ost ragged couple.
Mr. an d Mrs. R. K. Akin had as
d in n er guests last Sunday, Dr. and
Mrs. Chas. P eth eram and Mr. A kin’s
fath e r, F. S. Akin, of P o rtlan d .
Mrs. E lean o r B oughner has closed
her sto re and is ta k in g a much n eed -|
ed vacation. She expects to be aw ay i
ab o u t tw o weeks.
Miss Mabel Je n k in s is a g u est at i
th e hom e of Miss M arion C alkins this
week.
A m arriag e license was issued at
Oregon City la st week to A lm eron I
C linton Ball of B oring and Mrs. J e n ­
nie M. D ahlquist of P lea san t Valley.
Mrs. J. W. Lingle, who was in ju red
la st week by an autom obile, is re ­
ported to be restin g easier b u t th e
ex ten t of h e r in ju rie s cannot y et be
determ ined. Mrs. C. M. Sunday, her
m other, has gone to th e L ingle home
to rem ain u n tif Mrs, Lingle is im ­
proved.
Mrs. R uebin K aser, Miss N ora P u l­
len and Byron P u llen left M onday for
W . A. HESSEL
Seaside to join p are n ts who left a few
m onths ago for Seaside w here they
RELIABILITY
SERVICE
are on business.
U n ited State« Tire» are good fires
E m ery R adford left M onday for
U. S. A u tom ob ile or T ruck Tire«.
A storia w here he expects to w ork for
a lu m b er com pany.
Jam es M. H ayden, of P o rtlan d , was
a business ca lle r in G resham today.
W hile h ere he called on Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. C arothers.
Mrs. Geo. R ank e n tertain ed a few
ladies at an aftern o o n luncheon last
W ednesday in ho n o r of h er sister-in-
law-. Mrs. M ary L. H all of Minne­
apolis, M innesota, who has been vis­
Main S tre et
GRESHAM
P hone 881
itin g a t h e r hom e fo r several weeks.
GEO. DIETL, Prop.
Mrs. H all le ft T h u rsd ay fo r San
F rancisco, C alifornia w here she will
spend th e w inter.
T he F re e M ethodist church will
hold th e ir q u arte rly m eeting a t th e
church F rid ay evening, Ja n u a ry 28,
and Rev. A. J. H opper, d istric t elder,
will
be
In
ch arg e
of
the
services Sunday also.
This will
open a series of revival m eetings
which will co n tin u e indefinitely u n ­
Including Pillows, Blankets and Comforters.
d er th e directio n s of Rev. B. F.
Sm alley, a well know n evangelist.
T he m eetings give prom ise of g rea t
success and a welcome is extended
to all.
Including Linoleums, Congoleums, Rugs
Rev. Dr. F lesh er of th e Idaho C hil­
and Mattings.
d ren 's H ome Aid society, and Rev.
Dr. Geo A. Sheafe of W ashington
C h ild ren ’s Home society, a re guests
at th e M arlon Jo h n so n hom e today.
Silks, Voiles and Jap C repes
BISHOP BROS.
The range of 20 convenience»— Burns coal, wood or gas at the
same time. Occupies the space of an ordinary kitchen range.
Let us show you the many excellent features of this combina­
tion range that has proved itself so satisfactory. We install in
tin- home ready for use. Reasonably priced and terms if desired at
L L KIDDER HDW. CO.
Overland 4
Touring
Roadster
Sedan
Coupe
The easy riding car with Triplex Springs
Extra milage on gas, oil and tires.
Gresham Overland Co.
CHOICE MEATS
Homemade Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Lard
Full line of Cold Lunch Meats
SANITARY MARKET
ITHERTO the farmer has woven the power of his own muscles
with those of the ox, the mule, and the horse, in the development
of agriculture. Practical machinery for farming has come to
him slowly. Where the value of machinery in labor saving, in profit­
making, in usefulness, in comforts, in luxuries, has in the past been
largely confined to the towns and the cities, it is now open to the
farmer who is beyond all question the very bone and sinew of civili­
zation. Civilization grows upon the land, therefore the land is l ather
and Mother and Sustainer to the human race, and those who till the
soil, who plow, sow and reap, are surely the essentials in human ex­
istence. Therefore Machine Power on the I'arm is of the utmost im­
portance and the Fordson Tractor conies to the farmer as the best,
we believe, piece of machinery that has yet been devised for his use.
H
RAKER
ESTACADA
If you are going to need a car this spring, order now.
another shortage.
TH E
Avoid
PERSON WHO
WANTS TO K E E P ON
progressing m ust m ake ce rtain
th a t his h ealth is " r ig h t sid e up
w ith «.are."
One good way to
m ake ce rtain of th is is to pur*
chase
m eats
whose
quallty-
g u aran teed n ess will m ake him
feel ce rtain th a t his digestion
will assim ilate th e p ro p er food
values. One way to m ake ce r­
ta in of th a t is to buy your m eats
here.
Gresham Meat Market
I- !
BEDDING
FLOOR COVERING
HEATERS
MANY STUDENTS
WIN EXEMPTIONS
& SO N
GRISHAM
Big Reduction
Phone 41
—
T he F irs t S tate Bank furn ish es Its
saving depositors w ith U. S. T reasury
c e rtio ra te s ru n n in g six m onths or one
year bearing in te rest a t ra te of 6 %
per cent and # per cent. No safer
secu rities can be bad.
tf
Sixteen stu d en ts of Union High
school have hail th e ir nam es placed
on th e roll of h o n o r fo r having had
an average of 90 in every su b ject d u r­
ing th e past sem ester and h a v in g .
carried at least fo u r re g u la r s u b - '
Jects.
T hose on th e roll of ho n o r a re : '
F rances A rvidson, M aurice B otkin,
Mary Cogswell, Mary D aniels, Jan -
n ette D owsett, C lara H offm eister.
Mabel Jack so n . Mabel Johanson.
Mabel L u ndquist, Helen Moulton,
Eilna M ew hirter, E lizabeth McKeown,
M ildred M etzger, M ildred P ullen,
F ried a Raniser, R u th Schedeen.
T h irty seniors, 29 Juniors, 29
sophom ores and 3 3 freshm en have
th e ir nam es on th e exem ption list
fo r th is sem ester. They have m ade
a g eneral average of 85 p r cent In
all su b jects for th e past 18 weeks
and are exem pt from th e sem ester
exam inations which begin W ednes­
day m orning and continue th re e days.
D ressm aking.
H ave ren ted Mrs. P. A. Gotfld's 1
residence and am p repared to do all
kinds of dressm aking. Miss L eitritz. I
phone 79x5.
Special
Com m unication
of
G resham Lodge No. 152, A. F.
& A. M F rid ay evening. Jan.
W ork in F. C.
28. at 7 :3 0 p. m.
degree. V isiting b ro th ers welcome.
W L GORSAGE. Sec’y.
WM C METZGER, W. M
R eg u lar m eeting of G resh­
am Lodge No. 125, 1 .0 .0 F., j
In th e Odd Fellow s hall, every T hurs- ,
day evening. W ork In th e Initiatory '
degree. V isitors welcome.
HARRY J STANLEY. N G
JACKSON JONES, S ecretary.
G resham
Royal
B lu e
Lodge No. 525, L. O. L..
second and fo u rth F riday
n ig h ts In I. O. O. F. hall.
V isiting b ro th ers welcome.
At less than cost.
J. E. M ETZG ER
C-AVn/AlNUit U r KUINU75
Last call for Bonds of First, Second
and Third issue to be exchanged for Per­
manent Bonds with all Coupons attached.
If you have not turned in your bonds do
so at once.
Bonds of Fourth issue will now be re­
ceived by this bank for exchange for Per­
manent Bonds with all coupons attached.
Give it your prompt attention in order to
receive your April interest.
Bonds will be received and exchanged
by us without charge.
ff e select for our customers the best in­
vestments that can be had.
FIRST STATE BANK
GRESHAM, OREGON
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