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Friday, December 16, 1921
GRESHAM OUTLOOK, CHRISTMAS NUMBER
PLEASANT HOME
sin g th e s e c a ro ls S a tu rd a y ev en in g , ADVOCATES CLUB FOR
■ im p o ssib le fo r th e c h u rc h to do th is.
C h ris tm a s eve. T h e g irls h av e in v it­
COUNTRY YOUNG PEOPLE so we m u st do o u r p a rt by th o s e th e
A sp e c ia l m e e tin g o f th e G irl R e­ ed an y of th e y o u n g p eo p le w ho w ish
c h u rc h does n o t re a c h a n d th is is ta e
By MRS. S. D. H A R D IN G .
serv e s w as h e ld on S a tu rd a y , De­ to jo in th e m on th e tr ip to do so an d
only w ay we can do it.
c e m b e r 10. T h is m e e tin g w ill ta k e th e slo g an is "T h e m o re th e m e r ­
E v ery w id e-aw ak e to w n o r v illag e ' T h e first voice in o p p o sitio n to th is
‘'M erry C hristm as to you, i^telt and a l l ! ”
th e p lace o f th e r e g u la r m e e tin g on r i e r .”
i n o w ad ay s reco g n izes th e n eed o l a p lan w ill a sk " W h o is g o in g to ch ap -
e ro u e th e s e g a th e r in g s ? ” T h e p a r ­
Thus begins the proclam ation sent front the throne
D ecem ber 17. T b ^ i.e x t m e e tin g w ill
A new s e t of lib ra ry b o oks h as c e n tr a l o r c o m m u n ity clu b h o u se
ts, of co u rse. T w o o r th r e e could
of the Divine. It continues, " I , Jehovah, wish for every
be h eld D ecem ber 31 w hen e ach g irl been receiv ed by th e P le a s a n t H om e w h ere th e y o u n g peo p le can m eet f o - |b en
e chosen by th e b o ard of d ire c to rs
citizen of M ultnomah and C lackam as counties the very
o f th e R eserv e is re q u e s te d to be lib ra ry s ta tio n w hich is in c h a rg e o f ! e n te r ta in m e n t an d so cial p u rp o ses,
w ho w ould have th e m a n a g e m e n t In
best g ifts of life on this C hristm as day and every d ay ot
p re s e n t.
S even o r e ig h t m em
tu b ers Miss L u lu E ddy. T h o se w ho a re in-
.
,
, c h a rg e , to se rv e on c e rta in n ig h ts,
T h e re w as a tim e w hen th e ch u rch
the coining year.
a r e e lig ib le to in itia tio n a n d th e te re s te d in se c u rin g b o oks m ay do so
an d w ith th e m e m b e rsh ip it w ould
filiation w ork w ill be p u t on. E ach by b ein g a t th e M eth o d ist c h u rc h on an d its a ffa irs an d th e hom e e n tire ly
"M y gran ary is tilled with ripe, golden grain and the
g irl is to b rin g som e g ift n o t to ex- S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n s. Miss E ddy a«i- filled th e liv es o f th e y o u n g people. p ro b ab ly hav e, no o n e p erso n w ou.d
luscious
fru its of the n atu ra l world. E n te r and feast
need
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ab
ly
m
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th
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ceed 10c in cost an d th e s e w ill be n o u u ces th a t th e lib ra ry w ill be open
thereon.
g iven to th e d iffe re n t g irls in a ta ir S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n s fro m 2 to 3 :3 0 b u t co n d itio n s h av e ch an g ed , and on ce o r tw ice a y ear.
ex ch an g e of som e so rt.
Also th e o ’clock.
T h e lib ra ry w ill n o t be w h e th e r we c a re to ack n o w led g e to e I T h e second o p p o sin g voice w ill say
’•My Mind, the Universal, tile Omnieient, has gathered
g irls p lan to h av e a taffy p u llin g bee o p en ed on T u esd ay
fact o r n o t, it is n e v e rth e le s s tr u e ju s t as they said re c e n tly in oppoai-
the greatest th o u g h ts of all the ages; nay— I am the sto re­
to close th e a fte rn o o n .
T h e re w ilt
T h e a s s o rtm e n t h a s m an y o f th e an d sin ce th a t is th e case, w h at a re tion to b u ild in g th e n ecessary a d d i­
house from whence these th o u g h ts came. E n ter and feast
be no m o re m e e tin g s u n til D ecern- p o p u la r fiction books of th e day as we g o in g to do a b o u t it?
tion to th e h ig h sch o o l: " R u t we a re
upon the intellectual food of life.
b e r 31
w ell as so m e o f th e m o re se rio u s
Now
in
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T he G irl R eserv es p lan to a g a iu books. T h e lib ra ria n can o b ta in any
‘‘From my heart has gone forth the love which is the
S an d y , in th e w edge of lan d b o u n d ed fa ir, I d o n 't th in g we o u g h t to (to
sin g ( h ris tm a s c a ro ls to th e sh u t-in s book th a t is re q u e s te d fro m th e cen-
source ot all true fellowship and friendship am ong men.
by th e tw o riv e rs th e r e a re p ro b ab ly a n y th in g now u n til a f te r th e f a ir ."
th is C h ristm a s. T h e plan now is to tr a l lib ra ry .
‘ E n ter thou into the joy of thy L o rd .’
no less th a n 200*or 250 y o u n g people
Yes, we w ill hav e to pay fa ir ta x ­
’ From my Being has gone forth the Christ-Child,
b etw een th e ag es o f 14 an d 25. W hat es, b u t c a n ’t you se e th a t th e s e th o u ­
is b ein g d o n e fo r th e m in a social sa n d s o f v is ito rs w ho w ill com e out
symbol of the F a th e r’s love and revealer of the path of
w ay? N o th in g .
th r o u g h th is sectio n a t th a t tim e a re
salvation. All these blessings are provided for you. I
A t a re c e n t g a th e r in g b etw een 70 g o in g to be m uch m o re fa v o ra b ly in
w ithhold none ol these things from any who will accept
an d 80 boys an d g irls had com e to ­ pressed w ith th e c o m m u n ity at la rg e
them.
Ask and ye shall receive, seek and ye shall find,
g e th e r fo r a good tim e,
Did th e y ¡a n d m uch m o re liab le to in v est th e ii
knock and it shall he opened unto y o u .’ All" who are mv
h av e It?
No, n o t very fo r som e cash in a se ctio n o f te r r ito r y w here
children will seek.
w ere b a c k w a rd an d shy, som e d id n ’t th e size of th e h ig h school, th e con-
“ May you experience the joy of which the angels
c a re fo r th e s o rt o f g a m e s s ta r te d , | d itio n o f fa rm s an d b u ild in g s and
sattg. May you possess the joy and good will they p ro­
b u t som e o f th e boys w ho stood g ra d e sch o o ls an d th e lack o f w eeds
claimed and may this C hristm as season be tilled with good
a ro u n d d o in g n o th in g w ould h av e an d th is tle s in th e fence row s In d i­
loved an e v e n in g a t b a sk e t b all o r c a te a th r ifty , fo rw a rd -lo o k in g class
cheer and may the new y ear he crow ded with increasing
w re stlin g o r boxing.
It Is safe to of people, w ho hav e also had th e w el­
service and h ap piness.”
w ag er th a t b u t few of th em ta lk e d on fa re of th e ir y o u n g fo lk s en o u g h a t
As a messenger in the service of the King, I only act
th e ir way hom e a b o u t w h at a g lo ri- h e a rt to g et b eh in d th is c lu b h o u se
as the hearer of these thoughts and good will from God.
\ \ ish to th ank the public for th eir liberal patronage anti
ous good tim e th e y h ad en jo y ed .
i p ro p o sitio n an d push ft to a finish?
From my own h eart goes the wish for all my friends,
assure you th a t we will do ottr utm ost to please you in the
Now- su p p o se th is c o m m u n ity h ad
Now p lease d o n ’t d ism iss th is as a
young or old, those whom 1 have known intim ately and
a
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our
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,
fu tu re. Give us a chance to figure your estim ate. We have
those whom 1 have yet to meet and know, th a t they tnt.y
a n y w h e re on som e cro ss ro a d , a t g irl w ill th e n be gro w n a n d p e rh a p s :
a com plete stock.
find in th eir h earts continually the peace which passeth
C o rb e tt o r H u rlb u r t o r S p rin g d a le 'e s tr a n g e d front you. H elp th e m now
all understanding.
w h e re v e r so m e p u b lic -sp irite d p erson
Yes, a n d ta lk it o y e r w ith th e next [
w ould g iv e a b it of la n d , o r sell a t a dozen people you m eet. It w ill do
So, as Tiny Tim said, “ M erry C hristm as, and God.
low p rice fo r th e p u b lic good. S u rely you b o th good.
bless us, every o n e.”
ev ery o n e w ho has a boy o r g irl w ould
EARL B. COTTON,
be g lad to g et b eh in d su ch a social
P a sto r 1‘¿c a sa n t Home and S andy M. E. Churches.
p ro p o sitio n an d su b s c rib e to a fu n d
to be u sed to b u ild a clu b h o u se
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w h ere b o th y o u n g a n d old eould
m eet fo r th e social good tim e s tha*
s tro n g an d g u id in g h a n d , a le a d e r I
TROUTDALE
a re th e d e sire of all n o rm a l people.
w ith a g en iu s fo r p ra c tic a l econom y '
T h e b u ild in g , w hen b u ilt, (a n d It
a n d tr u e p ro g ressiv en ess.
T h e re- TROUTDALE BUSINESS
need n o t co st a la rg e su m of m o n ey )
RALLIES FROM STORM
so
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ta
te
m
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st
be h u s- j
w ould be o w ned by th e m em b ers of
b an d ed w ith u n u su a l sk ill to m eet its '
th e clu b w ith th e u n d e rs ta n d in g th a t
By MRS. C. 1. THOM AS
ra p id ly In c re a sin g b u rd en s. A m an, !
on c e rta in n ig h ts of th e w eek th e
tr ie d , c o m p e te n t an d e x p erien ced I T ro u td a le w as p re tty h a rd h it by
b a sk e t b all te a m sh o u ld h av e its ex­
th e N ovem ber sto rm . L ig h t an d t e l e ­
m u st be chosen.
clu siv e u se— o n e n ig h t w ould be fo r
Som e y e a rs a f t e r I cam e to O re g o n ,' p h o n e poles w ere g e n e ra lly b ro k en
th e boy s c o u ts: o n e fo r th e cam p fire
I w as p rin c ip a l of La C reo le A cadem y, dow n, b u t re p a irs h av e been m a d e as
g irls ; o n e fo r e n te rta in m e n ts , play s
E v e r y b o d y * *
a t D allas.
H on. J . D. L ee, th e n fa s t as possible a n d soon th in g s w ill
m o v in g p ic tu re s o r m u sicals, a n d one
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ta
te
S e n a to r, w as Its se c te - be ru n n in g a s u su al.
could be k e p t fo r th e b en efit o f th e
Whether it be French Mixed, for the kiddies, or
At first It w as th o u g h t th e celery
ta ry , o r, m o re p ro p erly , th e ex ecu ­
clu b m em b ers fo r in v ita tio n a l affairs
tiv e h ead , fo r th e m ain b u rd e n of Its w as in ju re d by th e Ice b u t it seem s
w h ere so m e m e m b e r w ho w ish ed to
m a n a g e m e n t re s te d upon h im . I h ad to be ju s t as good as before. T he
e n te r ta in m ig h t do so w ith m o re ease
a High-Class box of Chocolates, come and see us.
ch a n c e to stu d y his re s o u rc e fu ln e ss I w or8t ‘lo u a g e to th e In d u s try w as th e
th a n w ould be p ossible in his o r h e r
a t s h o rt ra n g e . W hen th e r e w as no tie -u p of tr a in s ju s t b efo re T h a n k s ­
ow n hom e. It w ould be safe to say
O ur Candies are the BEST and comply with all
o th e r a lte rn a tiv e , I hav e k n o w n him g iv in g p re v e n tin g th e heavy s h ip ­
th a t th e b u ild in g w ould p ro b ab ly be
to m eet d em a n d s fro m h is ow n m e n ts u su al a t th a t tim e.
in use fro m 20 to 26 ev en in g s p e r
P ure Food requirem ents.
If th e p re s e n t m ild w e a th e r co n ­
pocket.
m o n th . W h a t Is of th e m ost im p o n -
W hile a frie n d to th e in s titu tio n tin u e s till C h ris tm a s, m uch of it w ill
an ce, all o f th e s e y o u n g peo p le w ould
C igars, T obaccos, C igarettes, N uts
a n d to e d u c a tio n in g e n e ra l, he w as be sh ip p ed yet, m a k in g a good p ro fit
have an o p p o rtu n ity to do so m e of
g e n e ro u s anil h e lp fu l to th e s tu d e n ts ,o t *1P g ro w ers. As celery g ro w in g is
th e th in g s th e y lik e b est to do an d
P e rso n a lly , I know of no o th e r m an o ne of th e p rin c ip a l in d u s trie s h e te ,
th e ir e n e rg ie s w ould be d iv e rte d in to
w ho acco m o d ated an d a id e d so m any m an y re s id e n ts a re In te re ste d in It.
le g itim a te ch an n els.
T h e m ain celery g ro w e rs a re W ilson
PHONE 2351
y o u n g peuple as did he.
If th e c h u rc h eo u ld
did k eep m
As a m e rc h a n t fo r a b o u t a sco re B ro th e rs, J . S im onl, H. M cG innis, J a s
to u ch so as to d ire c t th e e n tire social
of y ears, he helped m any s tru g g lin g S pence a n d J a p a n e s e g ro w e rs.
life o f all o f th e y o u n g peo p le we
people to th e ir feet, so m e tim e s c a r ­
m ig h t n o t need th is o u tle t, b u t it is
Dr. C o rn e liu s h a s re n te d a p o rtio n
ry in g th e m y e a r a f te r y e a r, th a t
LEE
w h o an nounces h is candidacy for
th e y m ig h t b u ild up hom es a n d e d u ­ of h is T ro u td a le fa rm to J a p a n e s e
g a rd e n e rs , a n d is b u ild in g a re si-
Governor o f Oregon.
c a te th e ir c h ild re n .
1 rience fo r (hem on th e p ro p e rty .
Of h is p u b lic serv ice fo r th e last
fo rty -tw o y e a rs, In an d o u t of th e H a rry llra m h a ll h as also re n te d I lls
GUBERNATORIAL RACE
le g is la tu re , 1 need h a rd ly sp eak . fa r m to J a p a n e s e , re s e rv in g h is re s i­
IS ENTERED BY J. D. LEE T h e ir m o n u m e n ts m ay be se e n In r a i l­ den ce.
T h e old D o u g las fa rm h as been d i­
R e p re s e n ta tiv e J. D, Lee, re tirin g ro a d s, in s titu tio n s of le a rn in g , and v ided in to th r e e p a rts a n d sold to fo r­
d ir e c to r of th e M u ltn o m ah co u n ty o th e r c o n stru c tiv e a c h ie v em en ts.
e ig n e rs.
He has reach ed th e iro n -g ra y s ta g e
ta i r a ss o c ia tio n an d w ell k n o w n h ere
W h ile th e r e h a s been little of new
of
life—
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t
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w
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calm
by re a s o n of his w ork fo r th e N ear
b u ild in g in T ro u td a le , it h as h ad a
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E ast R elief c o m m itte e tw o y e a rs ago,
s te a d y g ro w th — q u ite a n u m b e r of
h as a n n o u n c e d th a t h e is a c a n d i­ e x p erien ce s te a d ie s a ctio n an d d ire c ts new fa m ilie s h e re , as ev id en ced by
d a te fo r g o v e rn o r.
Mr. L ee is th e it sp eed ily to th e la rg e s t a n d b est r e ­ th e la r g e r school e n ro llm e n t u n d e r
j first to h av e m ad e an a n n o u n c e m e n t s u lts ; w hen b ro ad an d d is c rim in a t­ th e ab le m a n a g e m e n t o f H e rb e rt
ing c o m p reh en sio n a c c u ra te ly su rv ey s
L | of h is can d id a cy .
B rad ley , p rin c ip a l, a n d M rs A ra-
Mr. L ee say s, “ I feel th a t I can do th ,‘ flel(l of p n ,lp av o r’ d is c o u n tin g th e
n iin ta S co tt, p rim a ry . T h e P a re n t-
' my n a tiv e s ta te a g e n u in e serv ice. u n im p o rta n t, a p p ro p r ia tin g th e es T e a c h e r a ss o c ia tio n Is aliv e a n d
I My w ide ex p e rie n c e in b u sin ess af- se n tla l an d Im bibing th e s p ir it of th e a c tiv e , w ith M rs. M orris M cG innis,
O ur S to c k o f g o o d s is C o m p le te a n d you
, fa irs a n d my long tim e in tim a c y w ith tim es.
If, at th a t p e rio d , m e n ta l and p re s id e n t. A t p re s e n t th e m e m b e rs
f t [c o n d itio n s in O re g o n ’s public affairs
a re sp e n d in g p ro fita b le tim e w ith
w ill fin d m a n y th in g s in our sto r e w h ic h
Hhould e n a b le m e to be b o th eco n o m i­ phy sical v ig o r a re p re s e n t, o n e can b io g ra p h ie s und c u r r e n t ev en ts.
be
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l
to
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n
w
ea
lth
f t cal an d p ro g re ssiv e .”
S om e c h a n g e s o f resid en ce p ro p ­
w ill m a k e su ita b le a n d u se fu l g ifts .
Mr. L ee h as h ad e ig h t y e a rs ’ ex­ th a n a t an y o th p r tim e In life. T h is e rty a re n o te d w ith in th e y e a r. L ou
is
tr
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of
Mr.
L
ee
in
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re
m
a
rk
a
b
le
f t p e rie n c e in th e O regon s e n a te and
H arlo w h a s sold h is resid en ce p ro p ­
fo u r y e a rs in th e H ouse of R ep resen - ,l, greP
Hp ** “ ,,la " of c o u rag e.
e rty to L ee E v an s, w ho ex p ects to
m
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ral
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y
sical.
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h
as
an
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­
ta tiv e s of w hich h e is now a m em b er
occupy It so m e tim e In th e fu tu re .
F o r fo u r y e a rs he w as s u p e r in te n d e n t p re ssiv e p e rs o n a lity , In d ic a tiv e of his T h e H a rlo w s h av e b o u g h t an d Y toveJ
f t of th e O regon s t a te p e n ite n tia ry an d r, SPrve P °w e r a,ld sin c e rity . He has
in to th e F re d H arlo w hom e. J. R.
has been a c tiv e in m any ways fo r th e n e v e r b P tra ’,p<* th p co n fidence of th e
f t ' w e lfare o f th e s ta te .
people an d d eserv es p ro m o tio n for K n a r r h as b o u g h t th e p ro p e rty dow n
by (h e S andy riv e r fo rm e rly o ccu ­
P rof. 8. A. R an d le, G ran d A rm y th e unselfish an d efficient p e rfo rm pied by W m. C ra w fo rd and fam ily,
a
n
ce
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f
h
is
d
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tie
s.
f t m an a n d re tire d te a c h e r, w rite s of
w ho have m oved in to Mrs. T ille r ’s
8. A. R A N D L E
Mr. L e e ’s c a n d id a cy as fo llo w s:
h o u se n e a r th e postofflee. Mr. K n a rr
f t
A R EC O M M EN D A TIO N .
is m a k in g e x te n s iv e Im p ro v em e n ts
.Mop Htick.
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P o rtla n d , O re., Dec. 10, 1921.
on
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To th e E d ito r:-—D iscussion o f c a n ­ co n v e n ie n t place, hind a n u m b e r ol se ll th e p re s e n t h om e a n d m ove to
Y o u r floors w ill
d id a te s fo r g o v e rn o r seem s In o rd e r. b lack sto c k in g s on an d u se it to th e new .
alw ay s look fresh
It Is w ell, fo r o u r s ta te a ffa irs need a clea n y o u r sto v e.
T h e p a st y e a r h a s m a rk e d th e
’V
a n d clean If you
[ p a ssin g of o u r p o stm istre ss, Mrs.
use an O ’C ed ar
YÜ N ellie H atfield
Z. O. S chanck Is
a c tin g p o s tm a s te r a t p re se n t.
Maytag Electric Washers
Roasters Mop.
T h e T ro u td a le b a n k had Its v a u lt,
Electric Heaters
Andirons
blow n open, and th e b u ild in g w as all
Electric Cookers
Can ing Sets
h u t w reck ed la s t s p rin g , hut It has
f t
f t
been re p a ire d , a n d is In b u sin ess
Electric Irons
Safety Razors
a g a in .
Electric Vacuum Sweepers
Kitchen Ranges
f t
As th e re c e n t L a d ie s' Aid b a z a a r
Electric Reading Lamps
Fishing Tackle,
f t w as a re p r e s e n ta tiv e a ffair, It sh o u ld
Elash Lights
h av e a p lace in th is le tte r . It w as
Boys’ Tool Sets
given D ecem ber .3d, p la n n e d to be In
Shears
Bicycle Tires
f t th e H ig h w ay h a ll, b u t sto rm co n d i­
Manicure Sets
Thermos Bottles
tio n s m ade it n ec e ssa ry fo r th e h all
to h o u se an a rm y of lin em en and
Lunch Kits
All Kinds of T ools
T h e B est A rtificial L ig h t
th e ir e q u ip m e n t, so up to th e c h u rc h
on
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Oven (ilassware
Sporting Goods
fruit, Jams and Vegetables to choose from at the
b a se m e n t w ent th e b a z a a r
The an ­
k e ro s e n e fo r fu el.
Quick-Light Lamps and
fireplace Sets
n u a l s u p p e r h as becom e so p o p u la r
Home
Farm,
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the
Baseline
th a t It ta k e s q u ite a space, so th e
Lanterns
Spark Guards
b a se m e n t w as c o n sid e re d a d e q u a te
Aluminum W are
Sterno Sets
fo r o n ly th e re fre s h m e n t ta b le s, c o n ­
MR.
AND
MRS.
MARK
NICKERSON
•.Alarm Clocks, Watches, Etc
Gas Heaters
s e q u e n t l y u p s ta irs In th e m ain au d i-
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to r ia n i we e n t th e b o o th s c o n ta in in g
Carpet Sweepers
Child’s Aluminum Sets
'h e artic le
leg of th e C h ris tm a s sale.
N early ev ery fa m ily In th e c o m m u n i­
ty Is c o n cern ed In som e way In th is
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w ood, fo r w hich, a n d all o th e r help,
th e m em b ers a re very g ra te fu l. T o ta l
g ro ss re c e ip ts fro m th e s u p p e r an d
At Pleasant Home, for Rolling
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S pence is p re s id e n t of th e Aid so cie­
EVERY S A TU R D A Y
ty
Net re c e ip ts a re used fo r th e
Exclusive If'ear-Ever Agent in Gresham
benefit of th e M e th o d ist c h u rc h a t
Phone 1421
T ro u td a le , of w hich Rev. F L.
Piton«- t.AM
TRADE MARK
S m ith Is p a sto r.
Greetings from the King’s Messenger
EASTMAN
LUMBER COMPANY ft
Phone 2121
O. A. EASTMAN, Mgr.
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SCHANNO’S CONFECTIONERY
Santa Says Buy in Gresham
We will be pleased to have you come in and
make your Christmas selections early.
Our prices are as low as possible consistant
with quality. All things considered you can buy
here cheaper than in Portland.
BOYS LIKE
Boys’ Wagons, Air Guns,
Kiddie Kars, Bicycles,
Scout Outfits, Footballs,
Pocket Knives, Etc.
Here Are Some Suggestions
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Double Trading Stamps Given With All
Purchases of Aluminum Until Christmas
L. L. KIDDER HDW. CO.
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DOUBLENICK
HOME FARM PRODUCTS
or chicken salad for the Christmas dinner
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