Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, November 29, 1921, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextGREHHAM OlTIXMtK, PAGE FOTTI REDUCED PRICES All Implement» and Machinery UNITED STATES TIRES AND TUBES 30x3% Royal Cord ........................................... $18.30 30x3% Usco ............................................. 10.90 Oliver-40 or 222 wood or steel beam plow, $20. 50- tooth spike tooth harrow, for $22.10. 8-16 Disc Harrow, with tongue tru ck ,............... $49.00 All other implements reduced accordingly. Get our prices before you buy, you’ll get the implements or machinery to do the work required, at less. Hessel’s Farm Machinery . Reliability Service Gresham, Drag Saws, $128 Water Systems Don’t Wait Longer for Reduced Prices — They A re Here Prices have been reduced by the manufacturers and we can now sell you the best saws and tools at prices that are surprisingly low. Disston Saws—“the saw most carpenters use”—and the tools of this famous high-quality line are now selling at prices you have had to pay for ordinary saws and tools. Come in and look our stock over. Pick out the saw or tool you need and get a good one at these reduced prices. L. L. Kidder Hdw. Co. Gresham, Oregon Phone 1121 GRESHAM LOCALS K enneth C alkins, who cam e hom e from L aurelw ood Academy for th e J T h anksgiving vacation, was given a party by friends in P o rtlan d on last ' W ednesday evening. Among th o se present w ere Paul Bunch, M arion , M orrill and L eota L andrum . F red Conley, form erly of O resh- am . was a visitor yesterday at the 'h o m e of his p aren ts. Mr. and Mrs. ’ Jo h n Conley. T I 'E h O A Y , NOVEMBER ‘M . 1021 FARM BUREAU MEMBERS TO SAVE ON SUPPLIES The F arm B ureau Executive com m ittee of thia county haa been co- ; °P e ra tin 6 w ith th e officers of th e S tate F arm B ureau, in th e plan of A iegotiating w ith several m anufact- urers of th e various com m odities which farm ers p urchase such as farm “‘^ h in e r y , autom obile tires, acces- 8orieB- e tc - A lready arran g em en ts have been m ade by w blcb farm Pr<> who belon<? to ,h e F arm B ureau will 1 be able to se cu re ce rtain kinds of hiKh g rad e a u to tire s and certain u neg of farm m achinery at a very much less cost. T he prices will be about th e sam e as to th e larg e w holesale houses. Beside these lines of supplies many o th e r sm a lle r a r ti cles will be arran g e d for on th e sam e plan w hich will efTect a large gav(n g t 0 th e m em bers of th e F arm Bureau, GLOVES for Men We have them, made from the following skins: Mrs Rachel T isdale, siste r of Mrs. John Conley, died a t h er hom e in th e Mt. Scott d istric t on last S atu rd ay Mule, Horse, Hog, Kangaroo and Goat evening. T he fu n eral services were held from th e K enw orthy u n d e rta k In Wrist and Gauntlets ing p arlo rs at L ents and in te rm en t was in th e Mt. Scott P ark cem etery. Mrs. T isdale had been 111 b ut a sh o rt | tim e an d was nearly 80 years of age. An asso rtm en t of dishes and dish tow els left a t th e g ran g e hall a fte r 1 Also WOOL SWEATERS for Boys,, the recen t chicken pie d in n er given COSBY TO ^DISCUSS PROPER FEEDING by th e W om en’s H om e M issionary Special at $2.45 | sizes 24 to 34, society, has been left at th e O utlook The next series of p o ultry dem on office w here th e ow ners may g et stratio n s will be held D ecem ber 14 them . ajid 15 by Prof. H. E. Cosby of th e Mr. and Mrs. M att Schanno had as extension d ep a rtm en t of Oregon Ag- d in n e r g u ests on last Sunday n ig h t, ricu ltu ra l College. Prof. Cosby will Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Russo and Miss I talk on th e su b ject “ F eeding for H.IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIlflillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUIIIIIIIIIIIIIII^ E thel M organ of P o rtlan d , also Miss W in ter P ro d u ctio n .” T his is a tim e F lorence Rosin and Guy D. Jones of ly su b ject an d such an im p o rta n t G resham . - . one th a t a large atten d a n ce is ex T he young people of th e Zion pected. T he schedule of d em o n stra Evangelical church will give an e n tion farm s and th e hours of th e dern- te rta in m e n t a t M etzger’s hall F rid ay stratlo n s have not been decided up iy 2 lb- loaf, 13c evening. Decem ber 9, at 8 o’clock. on as yet b ut will be announced in 2 for 25c “ B rid g et’s In v estm en t’’ and “ A P e r la te r Issues. plexing S itu a tio n ” will be th e chief W rapped in CHORUS LEADER ADDS num bers on th e program . wax paper INTEREST TO MEETINGS A larg e n u m b er of visitors from 1 lb. loaf 9c W ashington C hapter, Royal Arch Ma- T hom as Isaacs, th e chorus le ad e- j sons, visited th e G resham C h ap ter and soloist who is assistin g a t th e last n ig h t to w itness th e first work m eetings w hich a re being held a t th e of th e local team . All predicted a M ethodist church this w eek, is m ak I b rig h t fu tu re for th e new lodge. ing a very fav o rab le im pression. T he | W ork was exem plified In th e M. M. music prom ises to be a very fine fea and P. M. degrees and a t the conclu tu re of th e m eetings. Mrs. Rennlso-i sion of th e m eeting th e m em bers and adds m uch by h e r able h an d lin g of th e ir visitors, to th e n um ber of about th e piano music. 40. enjoyed lig h t refresh m en ts at Sunday tw o splendid m eetings w ere S channo’s. held and th e church was well filled Mrs. A. G ianelll, who has been and th e In terest fine. M onday even-: since O ctober 16 at th e hom e of h er ing also was a splendid service. i d au g h ter, Mrs. E ugene Chiodo, has These m eetings will co n tin u e ah retu rn ed to h er hom e In P o rtlan d . week except on S atu rd ay evening. Miss N ellie C alkins visited in P o rtlan d la st S atu rd ay w ith Miss ALUMNI ASSOCIATION E lla Engle. TEAM TO MEET U. H. S. T he N ear E ast Relief com m ittee F ootball fans will have a good has n early com pleted th e local drive chance to see, a live gam e F riday a f and It Is hoped to be able to m ake ternoon when th e Union H igh team final rep o rts by th e end of this week. will m eet th e A lum ni A ssociation K. A. M iller, ch airm an of th e com team. All th e m em bers of th is team m ittee. ask s any one who have been . . . . ,, . .. are form er m em bers of union high missed by th e solicitors to call at th e , ,, . , „ , . . ,, and all have won le tte rs in football. ■ Hank of G resham w ith th e ir eontrl- A good gam e Is prom ised. I huflons. C lothing may be left at th e i city hall. BANK OF GRESHAM The L adles' Aid of th e Zion Evan- RECEIVES JUDGMENT i gellcal church will m eet a t th e home The Bank of G resham received I of Miss Ida Schrepel T hursday, De cem ber 1, at 2 :3 0 o’clock. All mem-1 ju d g m en t for th e sum of $3,750 with Interest and eosts front th e N orthw est | hers are urged to be present. A little son was born to Mr and P o tato S tarch & M illing com pany In th e circuit co u rt. A sh eriff’s sale of .Mrs. W eisenfiu th is week th e factory site an d p ro p erty has Geo. H aines of L ato u rell, 71 years been announced for T uesday, Decem .-/// Quality Goods Without Question I of age. received a broken arm last ber 27 in P o rtlan d by T. M. H url- week when he fell on the ice wtileh b u rt. T he legal notice of th e sale Is covered th e te rrito ry In th a t region. being published in th e O utlook. Ole ltodln of C o rb ett fell from a ! 'b a rn loft d u rin g th e storm and frac-I S eriou s Hobo P roblem Show n by Itu red th e left thigh bone. Br. Bodin ‘ S outhern Pacific R eport, I Is 61 years of age. In the m onth of O ctober. 20,634 C arl S alqulst of Powell Valley is u n d esirab le persons were put off I the la test victim of th e Ford. H e , tra in s o r prem ises of th e S outhern bus a broken w rist, received when th e Pacific com pany, according to a re- Ford kicked. port m ade public by J. II. Dyer, gen- F. N. M ew hirter and fam ily have eral m an ag er of th e com pany. T he p urchased a place n ear Newberg and rep o rt was p resen ted by Dan O’Con- Come and let us give you the new prices wlll leave im m ediately for th e ir new nell. Chief Special agent, and show ed home. Miss E dna M ew hirter will re- th a t th e to ta l n u m b er of persons put / T i m e t o D e t ir tT main for a sh o rt tim e with II F. off the com pany’s p roperty from Ja n - l W atk in s w hile she continues her'uary 1, 1921 to O ctober 31. was school work at union high school. 158.286. T he O ctober figures w ere Powell Street. Phone 37 Will H essel went on a duck hunt- 'Gvlded by sta te s as follow s: Opposite Brown’s M arket lng trip down th e riv e r n ear S c a p -; C alifornia 11,621; Arizona 4,856; tioose last Sunday and got the lim it Qre »on 2,110; Nevada 1.172; New | in ducks. He has a p a rtic u la r guid- Mexico Ì51; U tah 124. T otal 20.- ; ing s ta r evidently, as he tu rn ed back 634. a week ugo when he sta rte d to e a s t-' th e hobo problem is a serious e ra Oregon w here a n u m b er of o th e r one f ° r bo*b th e railro ad s and th e 1 local h u n te rs who proceeded him a p ubl’c pointed out by Dyer. “ These figures” , he said, “show few hours, got the lim it In w eather th a t C alifornia is the Mecca of these and no geese. persons, and th is m eans th a t th e un There are ten lucky numbers in the First tt Is such a little thing to nig those em ploym ent problem for this w in ter c a sto ff garm ents out of the clothes will be m ade worse by th e presence State Bank News distributed for the month box and seud them to the Near East I In this s ta te of such a larg e num ber of November, with like numbers in a sealed Relief, but to at least one, and per I of people who have no prospects for package in our safe. haps several human beings In th at far em ploym ent and m any of whom have off land. It may mean the difference between life, hope, stren g th —and al no em ploym ent and no in ten tio n of Clip a coupon from the First State Bank w orking.” most certain death. I WALRAD MERCANTILE CO. | BREAD REDUCED CITY BAKERY, Gresham, Phone 11 ! We Welcome your Comparison Of our Prices and Quality With Portland Store» See this Extra Heavy Dark Gray Blanket Size 78 x 80 $3.98 Here is another large size Sheet Blanket, gray or tan with pink and blue border Size 72 x 80 $2.98 HOME PRODUCTS PURE LARD 5 lbs.. 75c BISHOP BROS. 10 lbs., $1.50 Delivered GRESHAM MEAT MARKET A. J. W. BROWN, Prop. I ' I io ik * : Ea*t 7102; Phone 41 tii-c-hnxi 13 AT YOUR SERVICE AT ANY TIME Your Patronage Solicited MORGAN BROS. TRUCK SERVICE M oving ami General llm tlln g Wood, Coal and B riquets 121-0 Union A venue Port land, Oregon FISK TIRE PRICES REDUCED! GRESHAM TIRE CO. YOU MAY WIN Dinner- Ware in Sets W e are offering this week 42-, 50- and 100-1’iece Dinner Sets at Attractive Prices. Piece Sets / mported Handpainted Nippon Ware A Beautiful Flowered Pat Very A ttractive Patterns tern, to close out. the set The Set $37.50 $9 98 Bluebird Designs in American II are Sets of Plain White and White and Gold Two Very P retty Patterns Also Carried in Open Stock 42 Piece Sets $9.65 Sets from $5.45 Up .56 President Design in American l l t i r c — See Our Big Window for Display — A. W. METZGER & CO. Quality y Service Phone 1451 T he short course in fru it and veg During a three-inch snow fall In K ars on October 30. 1920. fifty thous etable grow ing s ta rts at O. A. C.. S at and Armenian men were stripped of urday. Decem ber 3. This Is th e first everything by the Invading army, to be of eight courses listed. driven into the plain unclad. When filling gem pans w ith b atter, NOTICE leave one of th e sm all sections em pty Decem ber 3d th e re will be a baxaar and fill it w ith w ater; th e gem s will and e n te rta in m e n t at th e I. O. O F. never scorch. hall, given by th e R ebekahs of Bor ing Lodge Everyone welcome The Rank of G resham pays 5 per cent in te rest on tim e deposits.— Ad R eg u lar m eeting of G resh am Ixolga No. 125. I.O.O.F.. Mason Fabric Tin's 30x3 $11.90 In th e Odd Fellow s hall, every T h u rs day evening. V isitors welcome. 30x3»... $13.50 MELVIN I SUNDAY. N. G. G uaran teed 6.000 Miles JACKSON JONES. Secretary A v y Mason Heavy Duty I'onla— S ta te d Communication of 3(1x31... $18.75 F airview Lodge No. 91 A. F G u aran teed 10,000 Miles ' v r ' A a M , S atu rd ay evening. tMIx-r Tils- all ex cheap. All T ire December 3. 1921, at 8 o'clock N> work Election of officers and pay- i W as* G iiarantersl. m ent of dues. V isiting b reth ren w el come. WM H STANLEY. Sec y ‘ Main S treet G reaham H D. McCREARY. W M Bentley’» Tire Shop News, send it with one dollar to the First State Bank for deposit on a new Savings Account and receive by first mail a NEST EGG BANK. ou will then stand a good chance of winning one of the ten prizes. But it must reach the 1 irst State Bank not later than December 1. Do It Now! Some one will receive the prizes. You can not lose—you simply make the deposit, which Mill be returned io you. If you have a lucky number you are ahead. Get a Nest Egg! Act Promptly! FIRST STATE BANK Gresham, Oregon G’’