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GRESHAM OUTLOOK.
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1 GRESHAM LOCALS
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THE OVERLAND “4 ”
Touring or R oadster...........$757
Sedan ................................. $1091
at Gresham.
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United States or Sound Tires
Oils
Accessories
GRESHAM OVERLAND CO.
W. A. HESSEL
WRESTLING MATCH
vs.
RED NUTTING
145 ll>*. of (fresluuu
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SHORTY AYERS
151 lba., of P o il lumi
Two falls out of three.
MASONIC HALL, GRESHAM
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 8:30 P. M.
Ladies W elcome.
Ringside $1.00
No Profanity.
General Admission 75c
SOUTHARD & BUZICK, Promoters.
) pu ll Remember Nutting at the Gresham Fair.
The Ricketts Glee Club
MALE QUARTET
VOCAL SOLOS
ORCHESTRA
INSTRUMENTAL SOLOS
Sacred and Classical selections and Musical S tunts.
A R are E vening's E n tertain m en t.
TUESDAY EVENING, NOV. 8, SHARP
High School Auditorium, Gresham
BENEFIT
HIGH MCIIOOL STUDENT HOI>Y
Season Ticket« for four rem aining en tertain m en ts (including th is ),
A dults $1.60; S tudents 80c.
Single
Admission
50c;
Reserved S eats 15c.
S tudents 25c.
FERNS
Flowers and Floral Designs
MT. SCOTT GREENHOUSE, Inc.
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All Rubber
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Miss N orm a Lee Peck. G resham 11-
B azaar and bake sale by th e
J ’ b rarian , has called a m eeting of
Ladles' Aid of th e Zion E vangeli
; ’ ’ women p atro n s and friends of th e
cal church to be held a t the
; lib rary for W ednesday evening, No- G range H atl, S aturday, Nov. 5.
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I vem ber 2, fo r th e purpose o f o rg an is
T he R icketts Glee club, second
ing a study club and arran g in g fo r a
n u m b er of th e C adm ean Lyceum
course for th e
com ing
w inter
course, to be given N ovem ber 8. at
L m onths. Several successful courses
Union High School A uditorium
of stu d y have been carried o ut a t the
u n d er th e auspices of th e stu d e n t
body and th e g u ara n to rs.
lib rary d u rin g fo rm er years and it Is
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expected th a t enough women will be
C o m m u n ity m asquerade social
in terested to form a club th a t will
a t O rient H all A rm istice Day, No
be both p leasant and profitable.
vem ber 11, to be given u n d er the
auspices of the Aid societies of the
The ladies of th e Zion E vangelical
M ethodist and B ap tist churches
■ church will hold a fancy w ork and
at P leasan t Home fox th e L usted,
I bake sale at th e g ran g e hall, S atur-
Victory, O rient an d C o ttrell school
, day aftern o o n , N ovem ber 5, begin d istricts.
ning a t 2 o'clock. T here will be
Powell Valley circu it Sunday-
i many good th in g s to eat for your
school convention at Boring M. E.
Sunday d in n er and all kinds of fancy
church, N ovember 12.
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work ap p ro p riate for home use or
C hristm as gifts.
C ountry fair to be given Decem
ber 1 by th e A reme club of th e
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Splger of Ore
E astern S tar Lodge will be held
, gon City called a t th e J. N. C lana
in th e Masonic Hall.
ban home S atu rd ay afternoon. They
I took Mr. and Mrs. C lanahan to th e ir
home a t Oregon City w here they and good sp irits and is rapidly grow
spent th e w eek-end.
ing accustom ed to M innesota’s in
Mr, and Mrs. B ratzel, who for vigorating clim ate.
Miss
E dna
S hoem aker
w rites
m ore th an a y ear have been visiting
In N orth D akota, retu rn ed to th e ir from S eattle, w here sh e is doing
g rad u a te work in th e College oi
hom e h ere la st Monday evening
Mrs. Lucile Moore and two young E ducation of the U niversity of
H er course includes
est children left on S atu rd ay to join W ashington.
j Mr. Moore a t Idaho Falls, Idaho. such topics as Ju n io r H igh School,
I Mrs. Moore and fo u r children have Vocational G uidance in Schools, Ad
I been here w ith h er h u sb an d 's par- m in istratio n and E ducational Meas
' ents, Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Moore, urem ents. Miss S hoem aker is th o r
since early spring. She left th e two oughly enjoying th e stu d ies and the
o ld er children h ere to continue th e ir outside activities in connection w ith
school work. It is expected th a t the the school.
fam ily will come h ere la te r to m ake
a p erm an en t home.
R obert T. S m ith of B ridal Veil
has purchased th e house and acre be
longing to Mr. and Mrs. G eorge W.
A ndrew s In W hitehead addition. They
A pplication blanks for 1922 a u to
will come here im m ediately to m ake
mobile
licenses have been received by
th e ir home. T he detfl was m ade
a
g
reat
m any local people d u rin g the
th ro u g h Jo h n Brown.
past
week
or ten days. The S ecretary
A new autom obile p aint shop has
been opened In th e C. E. O sburn of S tate is sending th ese application
building by H om an & Hom an. One blanks o u t much e a rlie r th an usual
m em ber of th e firm live« a t L ents
this y ear In o rd er th a t th e license
and th e o th er has moved w ith his
plates may be sent o u t before J a n u
fam ily to th e M. J. Camp house.
ary 1, 1922. By prom ptly re tu rn in g
At an Interestin g m eeting of Se these application b lanks m otor vehi
cu rity Benefit association held last cle ow ners will avoid m uch tro u b le,
W ednesday evening th e d istrict m an annoyance and unnecessary delay.
ager, L. M. Lewis of P o rtlan d , was D eferring applying fo r licenses until
present and gave an address. T he about th e first of th e year only con
m em bers of the association will enjoy gests th e work of th e S ecretary of
a card p arty at th e ir hall on next S tate's office and may re su lt In th e
T h u rsd ay evening.
a rre st of th e ca r ow ners by traffic of
L ittle Helen Rhoades of P o rtlan d fleers fo r failu re to have th e 1922
is visiting w ith h er g ran d p a re n ts, Mr. licenses on th e ir cars a fte r Ja n u ary
first next.
and Mrs. G eorge W. Andrews.
License plates for 1922 will have
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. M cCarter an d
d au g h ter, Mrs. E va H oth and baby a yellow back ground and black fig
have arriv ed from N ebraska and will ures and letters.
It is likely th a t th e ru les w ill be
spend the w inter h ere w ith relatives.
They may again m ake th e ir home more strin g e n t th is y ear and th a t th e
usual week or ten days grace will not
here.
J. N. C lanahan recently purchased be allowed.
When we say that this new improved Willard
Batten- is ‘‘all rubber” we mean that it is
without wood anywhere in its construction.
Wherever wood was used, rubber is used. The
enormous importance of this change is shown
by these facts:
Wood deteriorates from the action of acid.
Rubber does not. Wood when wet becomes
soft, spongy and easily destroyed. Rubber does
not. Wood is never uniform in texture. Rub
ber is. A wooden case cannot be formed with
out joints. A Rubber container can, and the
W illard rubber container is so made.
The owner of a wood-case, wood-separator
battery is constantly liable to separator and
case trouble, while in the Willard All-Rubber
Battery all such changes are eliminated! The
W illard All-Rubber Battery gives the plates
a chance to wear out slowly, in a normal way,
giving you the full mileage you pay for!
Gresham Storage Bat. Co.
Phone 2331
Application Blanks in
Mail for ’22 Licenses
two lots ad jo in in g hls home in C lan
ahan addition from F red Stroup. The
deal was made by B. W. T horne.
Mrs.
M ildred
St. C lair Davies
w rites th a t she is well and happy In
h er new home n ea r Grey Eagle.
M innesota.
She is in good h ealth
S. S. PUGH, Mgr.
Phone 2331
Fox Bros.’
TROUTDALE, OREGON
M IL L R IIN
80-LB. SACK
$21 .oo
PER TON
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Special
C om m unication of
V j r O r e s h a m Lodge No. 152, A F
& A. M., W ednesday evening,
Novem ber 2, at 7 :00 p. nt. L abor in
M M. Degree. V isiting b ro th ers w el
come,
W. L. GORSAGE, Sec’y.
WM C. METZGER, W. M.
Olympic Flour .....................bbl. $7.40
P h on es: E ast 7102; Gresham 3 5 5
AT YOUR SERVICE AT ANY TIME
Your Ptftronage Solicited
LEADERS WHO ARE AT LEGION MEET
MORGAN BROS. TRUCK SERVICE
9502 67th Ave. S. E., Portland
P hone Aut. <122-15
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Coming Events of Local
Interest.
O Z C R L -A 4 O
seoAM
NOVEMBER
M oving and (General H auling
12-l-tt Union A venue
Wood, Coal and B riquets
P ortland, Oregon
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R eg u lar C om m unication of
F airview Lodge No 92 A. F
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R eg u lar m eeting of O resh-
Lodge No. 125, I.O.O.F.,
' ▼ ' A A. M S atu rd ay evening, in the o hh Foiinn.«, k - h
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d a r evening. V isitors w e S l
L abor In F. C. Degree,
' isitin g
MELVIN I. SUNDAY. N. G.
b ro th ers welcome.
JACKSON JONES, Secretary.
WM H. STANLEY, Sec'y.
II D. McCREARY, W. M
Snap up a W ant Ad Snap.
For Safety and
convenience
MRS. HOUSEWIFE^
F a llin g dow n s ta ir* in the
«lark, ta k in g the w ro n g u tvtli
cilte and a thousand o th e r dan
g e r s lu r k
in the darkness.
A vo id them by h a vin g a flash
lig h t handy
These days w h ile darkness
cornea «,trly yon have more
need than ever fo r a service
able W in che ste r fla sh lig h t. (Jet
o n e today. Von w ill use it to
Save Money While
You Darn Socks!
n ig h t .
Winchester Standard Type.
Nickel and fibre cases.
Safety
sw itch. Tested bulb
Lens gives
perfect d istrib u tio n of light. Has
long life W inchester battery.
I his sounds foolish but it’s
true.
Get one of our Nest Eggs,
use it as a darning’, egg and
put a dime in it every time
you mend a sock.
It
<<>ii o n n »n ii||<. ttasliliglit
bring It tn.
V new battery or
bulb may put it to work attain.
Some Flashlight Uses About
the House.
L ig h tin g c e lla r sta irs
L o o k in g in closets
L ig h tin g the porch
C a rin g fo r babies
W lien the e le c tric ity fa ils
I- ¡tid in g out tb<- tune
E x p lo rin g in the a ttic
L ig h tin g up the oven.
A. W. METZGER & CO.
The W inchester Store
Phone 1451
T he con iin e national convention o f the A m erican L e g io n at Kansas
C ity , M o , » i ll be the largest an J greatest m eeting yet held o f that
body o f veteian». Above are seme o f the » o d d distinguished people
w h o w ill be present and take p a rt: (11 lie n Pershing, V . 5. A .;
(2 ) A dm iral Sims, V S X ; (J) Gen Foeh, of France, i-tj Gen. Diaz,
ot Ita ly , 0 ) Admiral Beatty, of England.
FIRST STATE BANK
GRESHAM. OREGON