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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 28, 1921)
X GREHHAM O ITLO O K , FRIDA V, OCTOBER PLEASANT HOME T H E R E comes that moment when the family wants ■ all .the quiet dignity, tender and respectful consider ation for the departed ones that is possible to obtain. Our years of service at such times has qualified us and permits us to point with pride to the respect this establishment holds in the hearts of the people. Every' wish is followed and executed to the smallest detail. J. E. Metzger, manager for the late R. R. Carlson, is now in sole charge and will endeavor to give the same courteous service. A CARD OF GREAT IMPORTANCE Sometimes a theatrical event happens of such great Importance th a t it stands out above everything else during the cu rren t season like a beacon light in the history of hum an progress. Such an event is now about to occur in PORTLAND. Every once in a while we have the pleasure and the honor of presenting some extraordinary attraction of great magnitude. Owing to our previous experience on such special occasions w'e desire to serve ample w arn ing to our patrons of an opportunity th a t should not be neglected, so th a t they may secure seats well in advance. The extraordinary attraction which we are now about to present to our patrons ¡ b the big spectacular and sensational offering. "APHRODITE,” which created such a furore in New York a season ago at the Century T heater in th a t city, and which was the sensation of P aris when originally presented there prior to its New York production. We have Just completed arrangem ents with Messrs. F. Ray Com stock and Morris Gest whereby this gigantic offering is all of its O riental beauty -and magnificence will be presented at the HEILIG THEATER three nights, beginning Thursday, November 10, w ith a special price m atinee Saturday. Theater-goers who keep in touch with theati+cal events do not need to be reminded of the extraordinary demand for seats which took place in New York when "AphrodRe” was first presented. Tickets were eagerly bought up by speculators who sold them for as high as $200 each for "the opening night. The newspapers de clared the play a sensation. The theater was packed to the doors for the entire season and thousands of people were turned away during the extraordinary New York engagement. Now Messrs. Comstock and Gest are presenting "A phrodite" on tour with this enormous company of 200 people, with 10 big scenes. "A phrodite” when done In P aris was hailed as the world's greatest and most sensational play. It has since duplicated th a t success in New York, Chicago, Philadelphia and Boston. It will be presented here in all of its resplendent glory. Owing to intense interest In the engagement city and out-of-town mail orders for this im portant theatrical event will now be received. Send rem ittance with self-addressed stam ped envelope for retu rn of tickets, and as there will unquestionably be an avalanche of mail orders, please name choice of two perform ances to insure securing seats. NIGHT PRICES: E ntire lower floor, $3.00. Balcony, first five rows, $2.50; next four rows, $2.00; last 13 rows, $1.50. Gallery first seven rows (reserved), $1.00. Gallery adm ission, $1.00. SPECIAL SATURDAY MATINEE PRICES: E n tire lower floor $2.50. Balcony, first five rows, $2.00; last 17 rows, $1.50. G allery’ first seven rows (reserved), $1.00. Gallery, adm ission, $1.00. Add 10 per cent war tax to price ticket desired. We believe the engagem ent of “A phrodite” will be one of the most sensationally successful events in the history of th is theater. W. T. PAXGLE, Mgr. A special service Is planned for Sunday at th e M ethodist church. The S prim ary classes will welcome a n um ber of cradle roll babies whose nam es will be placed upon th e church crad le roll. T h ere are n early a dozen nam es to be placed upon th e ro ll at th is tim e. T he pastor, Rev. E arl B. C otton, will gWe a serm on especially fo r p aren ts of crad le roll. "T a u g h t of Je h o v ah ” will be th e topic dis cussed and various qu estio n s such as “ How Does God T each ?” ‘‘W hat a re th e lessons th a t we m ust le a rn ? ” T he prim ary d ep artm en t will assist in th e opening exercises. A bap tis m al service will be held a t th e close A Liberty Bell Bank will of th e service at which tim e several help you save at home; babies will be baptised. A cerd ial in v itatio n is extended to 5ill to atten d $1 deposited her at 4 per cent th is service and jo in in th e service. interest, compounded semi Miss V ada B ettis is recovering annually, secures one for you. from an attack of g rip and quinsy. Miss L o ttie M ilstead is stay in g w ith h er au n t Mrs. J. Ick ler fo r some tim e. Mr. and Mrs. G regory of O rchard, SANDY BLUFF W ashington, have been visiting w ith < « th e ir nephew, Mr. H aw orth an d fam All legal voters of C ottrell school ily and th e ir niece, Mrs. F ra n k Mc d istric t are asked to be present at I ’ Kinney, th e schoolhouse Monday evening, Oc Mrs. F ra n k L ake left la st week to to b er 31, to vote on th e school budget. spend th e 4-inter in C alifornia w ith Mr. and Mrs. Robinson of Des h er d au g h ter. Moines, Iowa, visited a couple of Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Caddy re days la st week w ith Mr. and Mrs. tu rn e d last F rid a y from M issouri Ray W ilkinson. They were on th e ir w here they w ent th a t Mr. Caddy way to C alifornia. m ight receive tre a tm e n t fo r cancer. Mrs. Alice Gage o t G resham v isit Mr. Caddy has been confined to his ed over S atu rd ay an d Sunday a t th e bed since his re tu rn but for th e past Caldo home. few days has been restin g easier. CEDAR AND VICTORY A lbert C arlson retu rn ed to school th is week a fte r being o ut for a week w ith a severe cold. T he Victory P aren t-T each er asso ciation held th e ir reg u la r m eeting last F rid ay evening. Mrs. H enry D outhet was elected presid en t to fill th e vacancy caused by th e resig n atio n of Mrs. F. F o th . T he o th e r officers of th e association are Mrs. J. Ickler, vice p resid en t; Mrs. H enry W lhlon se creta ry ; Mrs. A lta Stafford, tre a s u rer. A m otion was carried to en dorse th e plan of having a hom e eco nomics course a t G resham in connec tio n w ith th e F arm ers W eek. The association plans to continue its sue cessful w ork and hopes to give sev era l program s d u rin g th e w inter. KELSO PLEASANT VIEW 95G2-67th Ave. S. E., Portland P h on e A ut. 022 -1 5 W E D E L IV E R P hones: E ast 71 0 2 ; G resham 3 5 5 AT YOUR SERVICE AT ANY TIME Your Patronage Solicited MORGAN BROS. TRUCK SERVICE M oving and General H au lin g Wood, Coal and Briquets 124-0 Union A venue P ortland, Oregon IF YOU WANT REAL SERVICE The Modern Electric Washing Machine has been called the greatest of all— Labor-Saving Money-Saving Time-Saving —appliances ever produced for the Home. We believe you will agree with this strong statement after you have seen one of these machines in action. Drop in any time for Free Demonstration ELECTRIC STORE . ELECTRIC BUILDING Portland Railway, Light & Power Company UBESH AM , O M EOOH * Special Bargain Rates!!! SANDY. Flowers and Floral Designs MT. SCOTT GREENHOUSE, Inc. BANK OF GRESHAM For the live Twice - A - Week Gresham Outlook, and your favorite Portland Daily. FERNS H eilig T heater, P ortland, Oregon \ on cannot expect to work for yourself forever —your earning days are numbered—but the money you save while you earn will work for you forever. L o o k how a 4 per ceut savings account, with deposits made regularly, will amount up in 5 or 10 years to come. Weekly In In Deposits 5 Years 10 Years $ 1.00 $ 287.53 $ 638.04 8.00 862.50 1914.00 5.00 1432.50 3182.94 8.00 2800.33 5104.42 10.00 2875.39 6380.47 You can't afford to put it off—start your ac count today; $1.00 is all you need. Why Not Subscri S atu rd ay evening, October 29 th e L ad ies’ club will give a b o x 'so c ia l a t th e schoolhouse. All ladies are requested to b ring a box or tin pail of lunch. Cofree will also be served. A program of m usic, songs and rea d ings will be given. T he Sandy q u a r te t will sing. Everybody is co rd ial ly Invited. Sunday guests a t th e R obert Jons- rud hom e were Mr. and Mrs. C. A. L indell, the Misses Sibyl and Alice L indell, Mrs. H ailin g and F ra n k H ailing, all of P o rtlan d . E unice Jo n sru d , who is a stu d e n t at Reed college, sp en t th e week-end a t home. Miss Mary Dietl of P o rtlan d spent last week w ith h e r sister, Mrs. E Herz. E dw ard H erz is recovering from an attac k of blood poison in his arm . PUBLIC SEAT SALE AT BOX OFFICE MONDAY, NOV. 7. Your Money Will Work /or You Jo e Woodle of E stacada and bride a re visiting a t th e homes of C. P. and M. G. Woodle. Mrs. T. F. Soule, who is spending th e w in ter n ear B attleg ro u n d , W n„ w here th e children a re In th e Meadow G lade school, is enjoying a w eek’s vacation a t home. Miss M yrtle Soule w ent to P o rtlan d Sunday, w here she expects to spend th e w in ter w orking. Mrs. Mary Hay lor, who has been visitin g h er cousin, Mrs. H arding, re tu rn e d to P o rtlan d recently. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. M ershon’s baby, A lfred, who has been dangerously ill w ith pneum onia for ab o u t th ree weeks, is beginning to show a slig h t im provem ent. L ittle L andon K aser, who fell from a tru ck recently and b roke his arm , is g ettin g along nicely. POWELL VALLEY Miss A nna Nordblom retu rn ed to union high school th is week a fte r several w eek's absence. She was se r iously ill with Inflam m atory rh eu m a tism fo r several weeks. P upils of th e u pper g rad es of Pow ell Valley school a re busy p rep arin g fo r a program to be given some tim e n ea r T hanksgiving. D on't forget th e one-cent sale at th e G resham Drug Co., continues u n til S atu rd ay night. Rev. E arl B. Cotton will preach at Sandy, Sunday, O ctober 30, at 7:30. T he topic of th e evening discussion will be "B read of L ife.” A cordial in v itatio n is extended to all. GILLIS The com m unity Sunday school will m eet as usual a t 2 o’clock. Rev. H. R. G ebhardt, p asto r of th e Zion Evangelical church a t G resham , will preach a t 3 p. m. fo r th e people of th is com m unity. A good atten d an ce is desired a t both services. C ard of T hanks. We wish to th a n k o u r many kind friends and neighbors, also the a u d itin g and tick et d ep a rtm en t of the P. R. L. L. Co. fo r th e ir kindness and sym pathy show n d u rin g o u r sad bereavem ent th ro u g h th e loss of o u r beloved wife and m other. Jam es T u rn b u ll an d F am ily. Don’t fo rg e t th e one-cent sale at the G resham Drug Co., continues un til S atu rd ay night. NOTICE OF FIN A L ACCOUNT. In th e C ircuit C ourt of the S tate of Oregon for th e County of M ultno m ah P ro b ate D epartm ent. In th e M atter of th e E state of H el m u t Goger, Deceased. N otice is hereby given th a t th e undersigned ad m in istra trix of th e estate of H elm ut Goger, deceased, has filed h er final account in the C ircu it C ourt, for th e county of M ultnom ah; and th a t on F riday th e 2d day of December, 1921, a t the h o u r of 9 ;30 a. m. of said day, at the co u rth o u se at P o rtlan d , In said county and sta te , has been ap p o in t ed as th e tim e and place for th e h earin g of objections to said final account and th e se ttlem en t thereof. Date of first publication, Oct. 28, '21 Date of last publication, Nov. 25, ’21. MARGARET GOGER, A d m in istratrix . MILO C. KING, A ttorney. G resham , Oregon. NOTICE OF FIN A L A4XXHNT. No. 1711>H. In th e M atter of th e E state of E d w ard J. G aynor, Deceased. Notice is hereby given th a t th e u n dersigned as ad m in istra trix of th e E sta te of Edw ard J. G aynor, d e ceased, has filed her final account in the C ircu it C ourt of th e S tate of Oregon, County of M ultnom ah, and th a t W ednesday, th e 30th day of November. 1921. at th e hour of 9 :30 o'clock In th e forenoon of said day and th e co u rt room of said co u rt has been appointed as th e tim e and place for h earin g objections to said final account and th e se ttlem en t thereof. ANNIE GAYNOR, A d m in istratrix of th e E state of Edw ard J. Gaynor, Deceased. McOUIRK * SCHNEIDER. A ttorneys for A dm inistratrix. Dated and first published, Oct. 28.'21 Date of la st publication, Nov. 25, '21. NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given th a t, p u r su a n t to o rd er of th e H onorable George Tazw ell, Ju d g e of th e C ir cuit C o u rt of M ultnom ah County, Oregon, P robate D epartm ent, I was on th e 19th day of Ju n e, 1920, ap pointed guard ian of th e E state of E rn est Ray Thom pson, Insane. All persons having claim s ag ain st th e said e sta te will file th e sam e with me or w ith my atto rn ey on or before afx m onths from th is date. Dated P o rtlan d , Oregon, th is 19th day of O ctober, 1921. JA N E THOMPSON. G uardian. B. F. MULKEY, 403 C o rb ett Bldg., A ttorney for th e E state. Iln fti fir a t m i R lin n 1 Io n 0 4 » r> « f on all combination subscriptions, with Port land Dailies until November 1. 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L WOOD COAL Ekstrom Truck Service A Truck for Every Kind of Work <’or, P ow ell and M aple Gres ham 1531 2 4 7 D avis S treet P ortlan d Bdwy. 2OH2 Tel. 96x — Electric Building — Main St. Frank C. Jones & Co. CARPENTER Septic Tanks Built Jack Screws for Rent LICENSEP ELECTRICIAN Wiring for Light and Power National Mazda Lamps Frank C. Jones Floyd L. Mack HOME PRODUCTS PURE LARD 5 lbs., 75c 10 lbs., $1.50 Delivered GRESHAM MEAT. MARKET A. J. W. BROWN, Prop. Phone 41 BREAD REDUCED 1*4 lb. loaf, 13c 2 for 25c Wrapped in wax paper 1 lb. loaf 9c CITY BAKERY, Gresham, Phone 11
