GRENHAM OUTLOOK,
PAC E POCK
FRIDA Y,
OCTOBER
7,
1921
GRESHAM LOCALS
G resham T heatre
Oh Boy!
Hunting Season
IS HERE
OCTOBER 15 TO 31
We are headquarters for Guns, Shells,
Cleaning Rods, Gun Oil and the License
::
G et R ead y!
and
OCTOBER 8 AND 9
The
I L. L. K ID D ER H A R D W A R E C O .
Have Yoo O rdered?
It's all rig h t to “ let th e dead p ast
C ar of coal being unloaded now.
bury Its dead ,” but we o u g h t to m ake
EK8TROM TRUCK SERVICE,
sure th ey ’re burled so deep th e p res
Phone 1581. e n t won’t be tem pted to dig them up.
ASPINWALL POTATO DIGGERS
With vine turner and kicker, 22-inch blade, for use in
weedy fields or handling heavy vines.
(iear-driven from both sides and has special two-
faced lugs.
O L IV E R
CHILLED and STEEL
Plow s
With all Repairs
Lone Wolf’s
Daughter
“The First Tooth Carpenter”
999, 999, 999, 999, 999, 999
W . A . HESSEL
Service
1141
GRESHAM
GRESHAM TIRE CO.
BREAD
REDUCED
iy 2 lb. loaf, 13c
2 for 25c
W rapped in
wax paper
1 lb. loaf 9c
CITY BAKERY,
Gresham, Phone 11
HOME PRODUCTS
PURE LARD
5 lbs., 75c
10 lbs., $1.50
Delivered
GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
A. .1. W. BROWN, Prop.
Phone 41
GROCERIES
B arton H am s
Choice Wrapped
Lb. 33c
R oyal C lub C offee
Candy Free
Vim Flour
Sack $2.15; Bbl. $8.25
R ed S alm on
Libby’s Choice Steaks, lb. can 35c
Corned Beef
Full lb. can 20c; 12 cans $2.25
A. W. METZGER & CO.
Quality
Saturday Sunday
Louise Glaum
for Quail and Pheasants
Reliability
1141
Mr and Mrs R. R. Carlson will
leave S aturday m orning In th e ir ca r
fo r th e ir w inter hom e a t G lendale,
C alifornia. They expect to be ab o u t
a week on th e trip and will not re
tu rn to G resham un til next June.
Mrs H. L. St. C lair, C. M. H a rri
son, Mrs. A. S. Hisey and Mrs.
Two Big Feature Days
G ran t Sloop of P leasan t H om e left
T hursday noon fo r F o re st Grove to
atten d th e M ethodist conference. Mr.
H arrison and Mrs. Sloop a re dele
g ates to th e laym en’s conference,
Mrs. St. C lair is a delegate to th e lay
m en’s association.
Mrs. St. C lair
drove h e r car and th e o th e rs in th e
p arty accom panied h e r on w hat was
certain to be a d elig h tfu l drive
th ro u g h th e Beaverton Valley on a
perfect O ctober day.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. T ab o r and son
Billy, m otored from Reynolds, N orth
Dakota, recently to locate in Oregon.
A drama enacted from, the interior splendor of Buckingham Palace to the mysterious
They are visiting a t th e hom e of Mrs.
depths of London’s “Limehouse,” the scene of “ Broken Blossoms.”
T ab o r’s fa th e r, Wm. Thom .
Mr.
Thom and th e T abors visited a t Silver
L ake recently.
M aurice Lebacken,
a frien d of th e fam ily, drove th ro u g h
from Reynolds w ith th e T abors and
left a few days ago fo r C alifo rn ia |
w here he will spend th e w inter.
Services at th e Zion Evangelical
church Sunday will begin w ith Sun-1
day school at 10:30 o’clock. P reach
ing services will begin a t 11:30 a.m .
in
The young people's service will begin I
at 8 p. m. All are invited to atten d .
T he L adies’ Aid of th e Zion E van
gelical church met at th e hom e of
Mrs. Jo h n M ullenhoft of Dam ascus
yesterday aftern o o n .
F in al plans j
were m ade for th e annual fancy w ork
and food sale to be held this y ear on
the first S atu rd ay in November.
W ednesday, October 12, th e Worn-1
e n ’s Home M issionary society of th e !
M ethodist church will m eet a t th e
home of Mrs. Cora W alker n ear!
Union high school. Mrs. A. W. Ship-1
ley Is th e leader for th e aftern o o n I
and th e society Is beginning th e study I
of a new book, and the lead er is I
By Louis Joseph Vance
anxious th a t all m em bers be present ■
to com mence th e work. T he com-1
m ittee which will assist th e hostess
is as follow s: Mrs. O. A. E astm an,
Mrs. Geo. R ank, Mrs. Ed. M etzger
A hauntingly beautiful girl !
and Mrs. C arrie Powell.
T he A rem e club will m eet w ith
The world’s craftiest criminal!
A Drama of a
Mrs. Geo. Honey on O ctober 10. Mrs I
The daring Lone Wolf Himself!
Thousand Thrills
Jam es S terlin g and Mrs. M att Schan-
no will assiBt th e hostess in e n te r
A panorama of newest fashions!
taining.
All club m em bers and i
ladles of th e E astern S tar are cor
dially Invited to atten d .
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. W’ebbers of
Seavlew, W ashington, a re visiting
Tony Sarg’s Almanac:
w ith Mr. and Mrs. A. McManus.
Mrs. Geo. S chm itt of P lattsv llle,
W isconsin, is th e guest of Mrs. O. A.
E astm an.
Mrs. S chm itt is an old I
tim e friend of th e family. i,a s t W ed
No advance in prices. Screening at 7:15 and 9:00 p. m.
nesday th e E astm ans and th e ir guest
and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A nderson and I
th e fo rm e r’s b ro th er, John, of Cali
fornia, m ade th e C olum bia riv er h igh
BAPTIST CHURCH TO
way trip.
HAVE NOTED SPEAKER
M anager A drian says an unusually
th rillin g and en tertain in g picture
Rev. F. W. Thom pson, Ph. D.,D. D.
will be shown a t th e G resham T hea
of P o rtlan d , will preach a t Bethel
te r tom orrow night.
B aptist church Sunday, O ctober 9,
999, 999, 999, 999, 999, 999, 999, 999, 999, 999,
D on’t fo rg et th e mass m eeting a t both m orning and evening. Rev. Mr.
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th e city hall next Monday night, Oc Thom pson was at one tim e assista n t
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to b er 10, for nom ination of th ree to Chas. M. Spurgeon in London, was
999, 999.
called to succeed Thos. Dixon, Jr., at
councllinen and city m arshal.
T here are surely good th in g s ahead T w enty-third s tre e t R ap tlst church.
ASK US W H A T IT IS.
T i m - t o H r t ir s ?
for G resham people—-a chicken pie New York City, w here he served as
B o . FWO
u pper to n ig h t and bake sale tom or p asto r fo r nine years. F o r th ree
years Rev. Mr. T hom pson was w ith
Powell Street.
Phone 37 *
Opposite Brown’s M arket
row aftern o o n .
D. L. Moody, and a t p resen t is com
S. B. H all, county agent, has piling a com m entary of th e Bible
found th e valuable A lrdale dog when he is not engaged in evangelis
O atm eal cookies are m ade m ore
M arks of h ea t on polished wood
w hich he had advertised for recently. tic work.
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may
be rem oved by ru b b in g lig h tly
The dog was found n ear Sandy w here
Local B aptists a re very glad of this
o p p o rtu n ity to have Rev. Mr. T hom p th e oven u n til it Is crisped th ro u g h , w ith a so ft cloth m oistened w ith u n
it had followed a th resh in g crew.
Mayor K A. Miller and wife w ent son address them and invites all who then crum bled betw een th e hands, be d ilu ted am m onia. As soon as th e
fore adding to th e o th e r ingredients.
spot disappears polish w ith a good
to F orest G rove W ednesday to a t wish to atten d th e service also.
To
rem
ove
m
atch
m
ark
s
from
i
fu rn itu re polish.
tend the opening session of th e
To tak e away th e odor of gasoline
Cheese is often a tasty ad d itio n to
M ethodist conference.
They were from th e hands, a fte r cleaning with enam el p aint, ru b th e spot w ith a cut
ju st about a half h o u r too late to It, ru b a h an d fu l of ta b le salt on lemon and apply a little vaseline, scalloped dishes. To avoid being
th en ru b dry w ith a cloth.
■out of cheese; keep on h and a package
h ea r the m em orial address by John them .
Egg
o
m
elette
will
be
fluffy
and
of cheese straw s. T hese can be ro ll
Parsons, D. II. Mrs. M iller’s fath er,
th e late Dr. C. E. Cline was one of
P iano keys will look m uch b e tte r if will n ot fall if, when b eatin g it up. ed o r ground in a chopper and quick-
th e well know n and beloved m inis cleaned w ith m ilk, instead of w ate r or you add a pinch of baking powder. ly m ade ready for use.
te rs of th e Oregon conference and alcohol.
was m ost highly spoken of in th e
m em orial address. T he M illers were
m ost disappointed at m issing th e
iUSA_and Canada
service.
h am United Kmpdon
n F rance
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Mr. and Mrs. Chas. C aro th ers and
Mrs. A m anda C lark of G resham and
Mrs. I. T. Wood of C edar d istrict a t
tended the fu n eral of Mr. C a ro th er's
Hear this
sister, Mrs. Jan ies Sm ith, a t Oregon
Reautiful
Phonograph
City, T hursday.
Mrs. C lark and
before you buy
Mrs. Sm ith were girlhood friends.
Service
Phone 1451
Hain ton C roquettes
One pound can pink o r chum sa l
mon.
H alf can peas.
Two tablespoons b u tte r o r o leo m ar
g arin e
F o u r tablespoons flour.
One egg
F a t for frying.
One cupful m ilk.
One egg (a d d itio n a l).
One teaspoon salt.
O ne-eighth teaspoon pepper.
H alf cupful line bread crum bs.
Remove bones and flako salm on.
Melt b u tte r, a tlr in flour and add
grad u ally th e m ilk, stirrin g co n stan t
ly
It will be very thick. Add se a
sonings and mix w ith peas and sal
mon. Add beaten egg. th en cool
W hen cool, form Into croquettes, roll
In crum bs, then In beaten egg to
which has been added a tablespoon of
w ater, then again In crum bs, and fry
in deep hot fat to a golden brown
Drain on brown paper and serve on
hot p la tte r su rro u n d ed by hot m ashed
potatoes decorated with parsley.
Want-Ad-Ads-Wan t-od.
Drop outo a few of the bargalne
offered In the want columns
THE K IN D
OF FUNDS TO TAKE
ON YOUR TRIP
OME tourists take their funds in formsof credit
S
that make trouble for them by delays th at occur in obtaining
cask, by the time it takes to Gave the credits paid and by the
fact th at they can be paid only during banking hours and only at
banka
You can avoid such troubles by taking the safest,
handiest form of tra v e l funds — " A B . A" Cheques: th a t it, the
Cheques which are recommended by the American Bankers Associ
ation composed of so.oooof the leading banks of the United States
and Canada
W e are a member of this great association of bank
ers and have been authorized to sell
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A B ’A
A m e ric a n
Cheques
the BEST funds for travelers
FIRST STATE BANK
Easy Term s a t
The Gresham Drug Co.
The REXALL Store
Gresham, Oregon