Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, February 25, 1921, Page 6, Image 6

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    PAGE SIX
GRESHAM
Perfection Tire Sale
O fTEO O K .
FRIDAY.
FEBRUARY
25,
1021
GRESHAM LOCALS
Mr. and Mrs W alter Brown and
little son have been visiting a t the
home ot .Mrs. B row n's fath er, F . W.
M A T IN E E S B O TH DAYS A T 2 :3 0 —N IG H T A T 7:15, 9:15
Iloecker, on th e Base Line road.
H enry Sell is having th e in te rio r
Admission Afternoons 15c and 25c; Night 15c and 35c
More
Special
TH E
I
Reg
of his building on Main stre e t lathed
Size
Price
Price
itu iiix r
and p lastered . T he w ork is being
BEST
423 50
30x3 *4 «13.50
done in th e p a rt occupied by Schan
(« (.(M i
Mope
427.45
32x3 M
T IR E
no's confectionery.
T he work has
IN. 50
432.80
31x4
F abric
P o ssib le for
437.40
32x4
21. OO
ju st ab o u t dem oralized th e appear-
New
439 20
3 3x4
Man, Money
22.00
ence of Mrs. Schanno’s sto re b ut she
Goods
440.10
34x4
28.00
ami M odern
is p atien tly en d u rin g the m uss and
All
FORD T H IC K TIK E
M achinery
fuss in an ticip atio n of the im proved
Nixes
455.00
to Produce
34x4t4 $83.50
condition when th e w ork is com­
pleted.
To stim ulate the ad v ertisin g cam paign sale on o u r w onderful
P erfection T ires in addition to the unheard-of low prices I will
T hè services at th e Zion E vangeli­
give away AKNOLI TELY I KEE a Perfection Tube with every 8000
P R O D U C T IO N
cal church Sunday will be in th e Ger­
mile tire purchased from me th is week.
m an language. P reaching service will
I am m aking special low prices on F ord Oversize and F ord
be conducted by th e pastor, Rev. H.
T ruck Tires.
R. G ebhardt, and will com m ence at
10:30 a. in. Sunday school a t 11:45
a. m. An offering will be tak en for
W. S. LO V E JO Y , A gen t
N ext to Brown's Market
Gresham
the church extension fund.
The
Young P eople's society will m eet at
7:30 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Collins are Rejoic­
ths pUy by GEORGE M COHAN Based on the ttory By FRANK L PACKARD
ing over th e b irth of a baby son last
week. M other and son a re doing
well. Mrs. A. J. McClung of Boring is
carin g fo r them .
F red Todd, and his m other, Mrs.
R. H. Todd, and Mr. and Mrs. W alker
m ade the C olum bia R iver trip W ed­
Ludafisk, lb. 26c
Fancy Large H erring,
nesday aftern o o n . They declare it.
E xtra Fancy Salt Salmon,
6 for 25c
was m ost w onderful under th e clear
sky th a t prevailed th a t day. In the I
lb. 12c
Crescent Coffee, lb. 47c
evening Mr. and- Mrs. W alker left for
Pink Salmon, can 13c
D ry Onions, 14 lbs. 25c
San Diego, C alifo rn ia* « here they will
m ake th e ir home. They have lived in
W E BUY C H IC K E N S
G resham ab o u t a year.
Leave your orders for E A S T E R IJL Ily S , or any other
A le tte r to th e O utlook from Mr.
and Mrs. J. 1). G ardner, who recently
Shrubbery, Roses or Seeds.
went to P arm a, Idaho, brings th e in­
form ation th a t they are well pleased
Don't forget to ask for RED STA M P S!
with th e country b u t like G resham
b etter. Cold nights but warm sun-
shlney days are th e ru le and th ere
have been several snow storm s.
1 I I
Mr. and Mrs. J. F . W hetstoiie are
W i
moving into th e ir new bungalow on
Hood avenue which is nearly com­
Phone 1001
W e Deliver
pleted.
The high school pupils w ere given
a su rp rise visit one day th is week
from Town F ire M arshal C arl Dahl,
who gave th e fire alarm and had the
sa tisfactio n of seeing th e building
com pletely em ptied of pupils and
IN U SE D M A C H IN E R Y
teach ers in 35 seconds.
Mrs. Lulu A rth u r Is em ployed at
Im plem ents —
M achinery
W ithrow 's confectionery.
Mrs. Stanley Sutliff is enjoying ai
visit from her m other, Mrs. George
W heeler of Y akim a, W ashington.
1,3 1-4 M itchell W agon, nearly new .............
$150
Mrs. P. Michel has been ill fo r the
past week b ut Is now im proving
1, Beaver D rag Saw, with clutch, 2 saw blades .. 135
I wisted Backs and Diseased N e n es Gave V
Bobby, th e little son of Mr. and
l,C a s e 14-inch wood beam steel plow.................... 18
and
Trust in Infinite Goodness. But Tw isted Ic
Mrs. J. E. Metzger, has been moved
l,J o h n Deere 14-inch steel beam steel plow ........ 15
Still
Offered
a Sullen and Rebellious Opposition
to th e porch on th e recent beautiful,
1,2 H .P. New W ay gas engine .........,....................... 45
sunshiny aftern o o n s. He has been
confined to his bed w ith h eart tro u b le
1, Iron Age P otato P lanter ....................................
85
for several m onths.
,
2, Used G arden Seeders, each
12
J. N. C lan ah an was rem oved to his
I
W e say - ' forward
2, One or two used disc plows, 26-inch ...
65
PR IC ES OF
hom e from Good S am aritan hospital
MARCH
1
l,U s e d John Deere Spreader .................................. 85
th is week. He is still very weak but
G o in g -
is slowly im proving. Mrs. C lanahan
I. Su< * CM Spreader
............
60
IF Y o u
and th e ir son, Dr. J. E. C lanahan,
l,J o h n Deere Sulky Plow, 16-inch, steel
65
W ANT T o
have been w ith him con stan tly d u rin g
1, Rock Island G ang Plow, 14-inch, high lift ........ 75
his illness in th e hospital.
MAKE A
2, P. & O. D iam ond high-lift gang plows, each .... 60
Mr. and Mrs. A. McManus have se-
S howing "
cured th e low er floor of th e Bishop
2, No. 7 Simplex Cream Separators, each
...... 35
residence on Second stre e t and will 1
l,N o . 5 Simplex C ream Separator for ................ 35
move th e re in a few days. They have
$46.00 U niversal, now ..........
$41.40
1, Bowser No. 1 Feed G rinder and bagger
55
been living In th e house in Regner
42.00
Sunrise,
n
o
w
..................................
37.20
TH E PERSON WHO
1,2-row Planet Jr. C ultivator .................................. 65
addition recently purchased by Mr.
39.00 Cesco, wood or c o a l..................... 35.10
WANTS TO K E E P ON
and Mrs. H. W. Cooley, who will move
1, Cham pion 4 1-2 ft. cut mower
25
42.50 M ission, wood or coal, now .... 38.25
into th e ir new hom e a t once.
progressing m u st m ake certain
Mrs. B. W. Em ery visited in P o rt­ th a t his h ealth is “ rig h t side up
32.00 Com fort, now ..........
28.80
land th is week w ith h er d au g h ter, ' w ith ca re."
One good way to
27.00 M ascot, n o w .................................. 24.30
Miss Ruby Em ery, who Is engaged in
m ake certain of th is is to p u r­
32.00 H exter, cast ............
28.80
nursing.
chase
m eats
w hose
q u ality -
27.00
Cesco,
airtight
.............................
24.30
Miss Iren e Lynch, who has for the
g u aran teed n ess will m ake him
OF ALL K IN D S
past two m onths been em ployed in a
feel ce rtain th a t his digestion
23.00 Bee, now ...................................... 20.70
P o rtlan d w holesale m illinery sto re I will assim ilate the p ro p er food
32.00 Sunrise, 22 inch, now ................ 28.80
By H o u r or Acre
W ill go any place
helping in g ettin g th e spring hats
values.
One way to 'm ake cer­
18.00 Steel Box ...................................... 16.20
ready for tra d e , has retu rn ed to
tain of th a t is to buy your m eats
CECIL PO U N D E R
36.00 Universal, now ................
32.40
here.
G resham , and will open th e G resham
Phone Corbett 730
Hat shop Monday w ith a new line of
Lawson Gas W ater H eater, installed.. 31.00
sp rin g h ats.
. 4
Mr. and Mrs. H W. Cooley were in ,
T ake ad van tage o f these Low Prices.
P hone 41
G resham today (F rid a y ). They have
moved out p art of th e ir fu rn itu re and
H »O M 15T Q U A U f p
expect to move here Monday when '
: they will occupy th e hom e which they '
j purchased from Mrs Mary Russel re-
V
*
, eently.
r
The W ednesday Study club will W rit« today
f Of OUf
hold nn open session next W ednesday
R E PO R T OF TH E CONDITION OF
s a l Buyers' Guide, o f v ita l interest to
evening at 8 o’clock
T he Hon. Mil-
ton A Miller will be th e sp eak er of GARDENERS, POULTRYMEN,
F IR ST S T A T E BA N K NO," 135
th e evening. Mr. M iller's subject will
G O LDEN W E ST C O FFEE
ORCHARDISTS
&
FARMERS
At G resham , in th e S tate of Oregon, at the close of business Feb. 21. 1921.
be the Adoption of th e C o n stitu tio n of
th
e
U
nited
S
tates.
The
public
is
in
­
Regular
RESOURCES.
Special
vited to atten d .
. Loans and d isco u n ts....... ....................................
«907 se n sc
Coffee
$1.45
Coffee
$1.35
' O verdrafts, secured an d u n secu red ............
The sen io r class play "M erely Mary
........................................................... 1.38
Tea
.35
Tea
Free
j
Bonds
and
w
a
rra
n
ts........................................
A nn” will be given on F riday, March H S 1 4 7 S î i s t P o r t l a n d O n e Stocks, securities, Judgm ents, e tc ..............
- ...................
268,316.41
— .............................
1,810.00
18.
T
he
practice
w
ork
has
been
go­
B
anking
house
.................
..........................
$1.80
$136
................................... 25,000.00
F
u
rn
itu
re
and
fixtures.
ing on for m ore th an a week. May
W ood - Sand - Gravel Due from approved reserve b an k s........................
/ b ' x i o ' oq
Louise W ilson, a d ram atic in stru c to r
Checks and o th e r cash item s
106.55
from
P
o
rtlan
d
,
is
coaching
th
e
play.
Van Camp & Schneider 's
DelMonte Hot Sauce
Exchanges for clearin g house
545.78
; This is one of th e best plays th a t th e
Soups
Regular
..........
Cash on h and.................................
6.705 31
U ' f i l l .i t
l
school has .ytem pted to give and one
C ustom er's liab ility account of ‘A cceptances”
Special, 3 cans
. 25,000.00
O
ther
resources
.............................
which Mrs. W ilson has put on se te ra l
Special
10c
311»
times.
J.
R.
K
N
A
R
R
& SON
Booth Sardines
467»,019.12
Active work has been com menced '
U A R IL IT IE S .
T R O l TD .U .E, OREGON
Good Oregon Prunes
Ijarge cans, 3 for
on th e rem odeling of th e F ree I
' C apital stock paid i n ......................... .............................
P hone G resham 4N9
4 S o ,000 00
10 lbs. !)He
Surplus fund ...............................................
M ethodist parsonage. The plan is to
25.000.00
Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid
m
ake
a
m
odern
7-reorn
bungalow
by
7.181 36
W hile They Last
Postal
savings
bank
d
ep
o
sits..............................................
I05.4«
raisin g th e roof and adding some ad ­
Li ss than Whob sale
Rebels Peaches and
Check
Protectors
in d iv id u al deposits su b ject to ch eck .................... .” 2"
. 263.5*3.43
d itional rooms
Carnation & Federal Milk
Demand
certificates
of
deposit...........
Apricots
Here Is your chance to Mr' a
176 11
Rev. and Mrs J. H Wood of C edar
2 enoa
25c
1 can
........
2Ue
Pocket Check P ro tecto r th a t p er­ C ashier checks o u tsta n d in g .......................... ;............
11.871 11
Tim
e
and
savings
deposits
............................................
d
istrict
.wiled
on
Mrs.
J.
H
Wilson,
fo rates and Inks equal to high
307.219.65
Cas.
$0.50
5 cans
9Se
25.000.00
T hursday
priced m achines for 43.00. G u ar­ "A cceptances" of th is bank
O
ther
liabilities
reserved
fo
r
depreciation
of
bonds
anteed five years. D on't neglect
10,000 00
Mrs, P. A. Gould has retu rn ed
th e banking laws
hom e a fte r several weeks spent with
Total......................... .............. ...... ..... ...... .........
4679,019.12
h er d au g h ters in T he Dalles and L a - ' Frank C. Jones & Co.
S tate of Oregon. County of M ultnom ah, as.
G rande.
î. C. J. L u ndquist. C ashier of th e above-nam ed bank, do solem nly
C arpenters & Electrical
y I MATY t M ) h k l< V I ( K
sw ear th a t th e above sta te m en t is tru e to the best of my know ledge and
Mr. and Mrs J. N F arts, of P o rt­
C ontractors
.
...
.
. .
C. J . L u n d q u ist. C ashier
PHONE (Mil
PHONE «MII
land. w ere In G resham yesterday and
subscribed and sw orn to before me this 25th dav of February' 1921
visited at th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs
E N. M EW H IRTER N otary Public.
D on't slight yourself by slighting
C. E. R usher.
My com m ission expires Ju ly 8th 1924
the w ant ads.
C orrect A ttest: A. Meyers. Theod. B rugger, C. J. L u n dquist, D irectors.
If you need a tire, o r will need one soon, come in and look at
these tires. T his is a g rea t o p p o rtu n ity to purchase these w onder­
ful tire s at g rea tly reduced prices, You a re purchasing a real tire
when you buy a PER FEC TIO N .
The P h otop lay W ith A n A m azin g Soul
G eorge L oane T uckers
T h e M ir a c le
M an "
Saturday Specials
Cecil Metzger Grocery
SU RE BARGAINS
at Gresham —
W. A. HESSEL
Heating Stoves Reduced
To make a Spring Clean-up on Heating
Stoves in stock, we offer the following prices
on standard makes of stoves.
T R A C T O R W ORK
Gresham Meat Market
Grocery Specials
For one week we will give free one 35c pkg.
NU-RAY-A Tea with each 3-lb. can of
L. L. Kidder Hardware Co. I
1921 Seed Catalog
Delivered Any Place
Truck Service
A. W. METZGER & CO.