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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1921)
GRESHAM OUTLOOK. FRIDA Y, DECEM BER ». I»2t PAGK TIIKUK » : S Í S Í S i » í ! ^ . ^ S i ! S Í S Í ^ S i ’S £ S Í S Í S Í S Í ¿ S Í S Í S Í S Í ! ¿ X ^ l X S Í S Í S Í S Í S í S é 9 í ^ ! K ¿ i ^ ^ ^ S Í S í S í l ^ í í ! l í S Í S Í ^ ! S Í ’S í X S ¿ ! X S ¿ íX 9 í^ 8 8 « I 8 S P E C IA L O N E -D A Y TR IA N G LE SALE , Quality Brand Aluminum Ware 8 8 HOW CAN WE DO IT? Is the regular question when people see the heavy goods and the low price. It is simply an advertising introductory sale of this high grade ware and the pur chaser gets the benefit and is natur ally a booster as this ware makes good in your home, or is replac ed with a new piece by reason of the Twenty-Year Guaran tee that backs every article. It is real standard quality goods. Come in and look M it over. 8 8 8 V 5$ Y o u r C h o ic e o f a n y p i e c e in t h is lo t f o r l c E a c h . R E G U L A R lO c t o 2 5 c V A L U E S . This sale will attract crowds of buyers— we urge an early attendance so you won’t be disappointed. Every article is genuine Quality Brand Aluminum ware, guaranteed for twenty years made from 99 per cent pure, hard aluminum metal. Do not compare this with the ordinary light-weight Aluminum ware commonly featured in “Spec ial Sales.’’ It is not in the same class. See our win dow display and then be on hand very promptly SALE THURSDAY, DEC. 15 COMMENCING AT 10 O’CLOCK MR. E. A. ERICK, f actory Representative, will be in charge to demonstrate the merits of Quality Brand Aluminum Ware. • This Sale will also give you a good opportunity to inspect our stock of Holiday Goods. Space is too limited to tell you here of the Store full of bargains. UNDERSTAND THIS: It will be a day you will long remember Y o u r C h o ic e o f a n y p ie c e in t h is lo t f o r $ 1 .1 9 e a c h . REG ULAR $ 1 .5 0 TO $ 3 .0 0 VA LU ES. Y o u r C h o ic e o f a n y p ie c e in t h is lo t fo r 5 9 c E a c h . REG U LA R 75c to $ 1 .2 5 VALUES. 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 The Winchester Store Need Y our Huit C leaned? Have it F ren ch dry cleaned. A. W . METZGER pairing n eatly done, T ailo rin g for ladies and men. P E T E R LENARD, T ailo r. Re- 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 HOME PRODUCTS PURE LARD 10 lbs., $1.50 lbs., 75c Delivered GRESHAM MEAT MARKET A J. W. BROWN, Prop. Phone 41 Miss Em ily Jo n as was elected presi- Mrs. B arb ara Hoyt of P o rtlan d is den t, and Miss M argaret Cady sec- «P-nding th e week w ith Mrs. Ju lia _ . v . . . i Snover, The re g u la r E nglish services will reta ry . O ther m em bers who Joined be held at th e Swedish Mission were L ucille Backus, Kern B urling- ; Mrs. M. D outhlt of P o rtlan d was ; church Sunday evening, December h er d au g h ter, 11. T h ere will be special music by ame, M arjorie Moller, E dna U u rlin g -1 a w eek-end guest of Mrs. J. W. Moller and fam ily 'th e strin g band. Sunday school con a me, M arion C hilders, M axine Back- venes at it) a. m., w ith classes for all UB A llene Dixon and C lara Brooks ages. P reach in g services at 11 a. m A sew ing club was organized with “ Do your C hristm as m ailing e a rly ” and 7 :8 0 p. m , by the p asto r, Re Mrs. J. W. M oller as leader and Mrs. is tw in to th e sound advice “ Do your Jo h n Larson. Miss Mary C hristensen and little J. H. P eterson assistan t. M arjorie C hristm as shopping ea rly .” For the niece, P hyllis C hristensen of Sandy. M oller was elected presid en t and sake of your frien d s a t a distance have gone to San Diego fo r a two I K athleen Lewis secretary . O ther whom you wish to rem em ber on m onths' visit with h er b ro th er Hal- m em bers were D orothy Cady, Lo- C h ristm as as well as fo r th e sake of lie and his wife. Miss C hristensen re tta W allace, Diam ond Cooper, M ar poBtofflce em ployees who will hnndle left F rid ay evening. H arry Sedlg ion B urlingam e and Ethel S urface your packages, do y o u r C h ristm as has also gone to San Dit-go w here he T lie club was nam ed Happy W orkers. m ailing early. will spend th e balance of th e winter. Miss M yrtle A nderson spent Sun day at home. O ther g u ests a t the 2 » C. A. L indgren hom e on Sunday wet" Mr. and Mrs. M. R odgers, Mr. and Mrs. C. C atan t and d au g h te r Cath-1 erin e of P o rtlan d . Mias F lorence Johnson is assisting j in Bishop Bros, sto re in Gresham . T he L u th e r League gave a splendi l program last Sunday evening. FAIRVIEW TIRES $5.00 for Puncture $ 10.00 for Blow-out GET THEM AT Sherman McCarter Garage Phone 2331 Latourell Bldg. SANDY Miss E thel Calkins, county club leader, organized two clubs In Fair- view school on last S atu rd ay . A cooking club was organized with Miss M argaret Jo n as as club leader SPECIA L CONVOCATION of G resham C hapter, U. D,, R. A. M., Monday evening, Decem ber 12, 7 :30 sharp, at Masonic Halt. W ork In M. M.. P. M. and M, .E . Degrees. R efreshm ents served JAM ES ELKINGTON, Sec'y. W. H CONGDON, H P. U 8 « 8 » i « 8 When you think of gifts, think of this store. We are better able than ever before to fill your Christmas list and will be glad to help you. Our selections are all new and the prices are much less than last year. Winter Short Courses P u t Science Into F arm P ractice F ru it and V egetable Course Decem ber 3-17, 1921 I (T racto r M echanics Course Ja n u a ry 2-March 18, 1922' Dairy M anufacture Course Ja n u a ry 2-M arch 18, 1922 I A griculture Course Ja n u a ry 2-March 18, 1922 I Dairy H erdsm en's Course Ja n u a ry 2-Ju n e 18, 1922 ¡G rain G rading Course Ja n u a ry 9-21, 1922 Beekeeping Course Ja n u a ry 3 0 -F ebruary 25, 1922 j H o w makers* Conference (j OREGON At.KH I LTI RAL < o l.I.E G E “ T he Biggest Business In t h j W orld” is the topic announced by th e pastor, Rev. Earl B. C otton, for dls- cusslon a t th e MethodiRt church at Sandy on Sunday evening, December 11, at 7 :4 5 . If you are In big busi ness, learn so m eth in g of th e “ biggest business.“ 8 FARMERS’ WEEK PUNCTURE - PROOF The Winchester Store POWELL VALLEY C orvallis Ore., Dec. 26-31, 1921 LEE CO. i , F ull Info rm atio n on any Course by I 1 w riti g TH E REGISTRAR, O A .C .,| Don la, Oregon. STATIONERY, BOOKS, CANDY, PERFUMES, PARISIAN IVORY, SHAY I N( J SETS, LE A ll IE R ( W P S Christmas Cards, Post Cards For the Kiddies we have yCAs a ~~ G if t A F o u n tain Pen la a g ift th a t will be used and appreciated every day for year». We have a large stock of E versharp Pencils to se lect from. Toys-Toys G resh a m D rug Co. The REXALL Store GRESHAM. OREGON 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 «
