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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (March 7, 1922)
W ear-E ver •even -inch Aluminum IBFry Pan LIMITED This offer extends from March 3 to March 11, 1922. Get Your Fry Pan TODAY For a limited time we are offering this seven-inch “Wear-Ever” Fry-Pan—which regularly sells for $1.20—for 49c. “Wear-Ever” utensils are made from hard, thick, cold-rolled sheet aluminum—metal which again and again has been passed through gigantic rolling mills and subjected to the pressure of huge stamping machines. This special offer is made so you can see for yourself that Aluminum utensils are NOT all the same. SEE the difference- FEEL the difference—ENOW the difference—between or dinary' aluminum and “Wear-Ever.” Cover to fit, 20c extra— (Regular price 40c) L. L. K idder H dw. Co. A meeting of more than usual in terest was held at Columbia Grange Saturday. March 4th. Besides it be ing the regular monthly meeting the members were celebrating the golden I wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. j George Knieriem, who were presented a silver sugar and creamer by the grange members. State Deputy Dick inson and his estimable wife from Os wego, had been invited for this occa sion, and Mrs. Dickinson made the presentation speech, and afterwards she and Mr. Dickinson very sweetly sang "When There’s Love at Home." Mrs. A. R. Morgan of Chanticleer Inn, baked a very nice wedding cahe with the dates 1872 and 1922 for this worthy couple, which was cut by the 1 bride of 50 years, and each member was presented a slice. Mr. and Mrs. Knieriem were each presented a gold watch and chain by their children, 10 in number, who were at home on the 22d for the anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Muck, nee Bes sie Knieriem came out from Portland Friday for a few days’ visit at the home of her parents. Miss Mildred Taylor is quite ill with pneumonia. The dance given by the Corbett baseball team, at the Grange hall Sat urday evening, March 4, was well at tended. Mrs. St. Joseph Leland was in Portland recently consulting an ocu list. Mrs. Lewis Reed was quite ill sev eral days last week. POW ELL VALLEY The Ladies’ Aid of the Swedish Lutheran church will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel An derson on Thursday afternoon. Mar. 9, beginning at 2 o’clock. This is to correct an announcement erroneous ly made In the last Outlook. Fox Bros/ TROUTDALE, OREGON MILLRUN 80-LB. SACK $26.00 PER TON Fisk Tires and Tubes OLDFIELD TIRES WEED CHAINS REPAIRING AND RETREADING All work guaranteed. GRESHAM TIRE COMPANY Opposite Brown's Market GEORGE A. BRANDT Phone 1107 Powell 8t. EAST OF THE SANDY. ' .... By MRS. S. D. HARDING. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Shelley, who Phone 1421 Gresham B O R IN G have both been ill, are much Im proved. A bazaar and free entertainment O rient D efea ts C orbett. Corbett teams at the Orient Grange Mrs. Soule and the boys spent the C tr tlu llt Gravel and Hand. will be given on Saturday evening, week-end at home. hall. The score was 33 to 2 in aaalad In carload lot or retail, delivered or A basket ball game was played last March 11, beginning at 8 o'clock in C Tltadrical Orient's favor. Ed. Parsons has been substituting haul it yourself. Phone 79x. J. H. carton Friday night between the Orient and Hoss. tf the .1 O. O. F. hall by the Boring Re as mail carrier for a few days, as ta w * •bantut» bekahs. All are welcome. Mr. Wright hus been confined at his M a t t a t i» * home with the flu. Little Curtis Hulit, who had a throat operation last week, is get ting along nicely. Ray Woodle and wife of Estacada were Sunday visitors nt the home of his brother, M. G. Woodle. Frank Wahner and family are Grocers I moving back to the Campbell ranch, Recommend i which they have taken for three Albers | years. The Springdale baseball team will Quality the !give an entertainment and basket social at the Springdale schoolhouse h o t cakes | on the evening of the ninth. o f the It Is understood that Mr. Schmand. W est who has been ill for several weeks and has been in the hospital In Port land for some time, is much im- |proved. The little girl, one of the twins I born to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rogers at the Emanuel hospital on the third inst., lived only a few hours, and waH buried Sunday afternoon at the Douglas cemetery. The small boy I and his mother are both doing nicely. Mrs. McKay has taken the sewing clasB at Springdale and has eleven pairs of busy fingers to oversee. Mrs. Babbit has about as many pupils In her cooking club and the two leaders are planning some Joint good times for ther clubs. What, with these The Lightest Bread on Earth two big clubs and the potato boya, j Springdale is coming to the front in at the lightest price on earth comes It is comparatively easy for you to figure the approximate amount of your bills for a period of 12 months. club work and is to be congratulat- from the brightest splc and span led in having two such able leaders. bakery In thia, your own home town. We will suppose, for example, that your monthly bill averages $1.75. For the year it would be $21.00. Of course you know the bakery F A I R V I E W Now then, the earning power of TH R EE SHARES of our 7 per cent Prior Preference Stock for one year is There's all the difference in the world between ordinary bread and exactly that sum $21.00, so that the income on three shares of this stock is equivalent to what you regularly Dav On Saturday, March 11, Fairview the kind you get here. Do you want this Company for service. 3 K 3 I Grange will meet for the first time In real solid nourishment for yourself I their new home In the city hall at and family? Then taken no chancm and get your bread and cakes at . This stock can be purchased NOW at $96.00 a share—cash, or easy payments, yielding you 7.3 per cent on Fairview. This being the 18th anni your investment. While paying for the stock on the easy payment plan, interest at 7 per cent will be allowed on versary of the Fairview Grange, the program will be an anniversary pro- your payments. In other words, you are getting a good rate of interest on your savings all the time you are p a y ing for this stock. . 3 3 - gram and the charter members and NOTH'K TO CKKDITOKH. ¡all former members of this Grange No. 20552. are especially Invited to be present In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Multno and participate In remlntacensea of Call, write, or telephone for full information. mah. In Probate. the early history of the Orange. The the Matter of the Estate of Wil { program will begin at 1:30 to which In liam C. Ulrich, Deceased. | the public is invited. Notice is hereby given, that Chris At Smith Memorial Presbyterian tine Ulrich, has been appointed ad 'church on next Sunday morning at ministratrix of the estate of William ¡12 o’clock the pastor, the Rev. E. R. C. Ulrich, deceased, by the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for ths D. Holiensted, will preach on* "A County of Multnomah, Ilepartment i Most Beautiful Trait of Character.” of Probate, and has qualified. All On Sunday afternoon the annual ev- persons having claims against said are hereby notified to presej t j ery-member canvass for the budget estate the same duly verified as by law re ¡for the coining year will be made. quired, at the office of McOuirk A N O T E — No stock having preference over this issue will be created without the consent of the holders of a The practice of the Methodist choir Schneider, Gresham. Oregon, within majority of this class of stock. j for this week has been changed from six months from the date hereof. CHRISTINE ULRICH. ¡Thursday to Friday night on account1 Administratrix. ' of the program to be given at the McOUIRK A SCHNEIDER, Attorneys for Administratrix. Presbyterian church on Thursday and first published, Feb. 14, night. Mrs. Grace Spoonover, a Dated 1922. j piano teacher who has recently m ov-1 Date of last publication, March 14. ed here with her family, is the pianist 1922. I for the choir. Alben Flapjack Flour Albert A 50-50 Proposition For Our Customers! Flapjacks By becoming a profit-sharing stockholder in the Portland Railway, Light and Power Company, you can help pay your electric bills with dividend checks. It is a simple straight 50-50 business proposition, for a few shares of our 7 per cent Prior Preference Stock, now offered you at 96, have an earning power that will make it possible for you to offset your light bills with the returns from this stock. In othei words, this is a proposition that makes this Company work for you in two ways It provides you a source of income as well as a necessary service. HERE’S THE PLAN CITY BAKERY Do it now! Our Employes Are Authorized to Take Your Subscription for Any Amount, Anywhere. Portland Railway Light & Power Co. Portland, Oregon ■ PORTLAND- MODAS THi SUTT Lusted P.-T. Association Play. Don’t forget to come to Lusted schoolhouse Friday evening, March 10, and see ’’The Mirth Provoking School Room.” The play has two acts and lasts about 1 H hours and there’s a laugh In every minute of It. If the old saying. “A hearty laugh pulls a nail out of your coffin, but a sigh drives one In” is true, there will be soma nail pulling done surely. Admission 25c for grown ups; 15c for school children. FAK M FKH M U TU A L HAH P K K O IH Y EA R PKOH- g 1 2 ,4 0 0 ,0 0 0 in F orce Jan. 12. 11*22. The Farmers Mutual Fire Relief association made big gains In 1921 having written 84.488,000 in risks, gained 1700 new members and paid 828,000 In fire losses. January 1st ’ the association adopted a uniform rate of 30c per hundred dollars In surance on all farm property. This low rate will enable every farmer to carry insurance. H. W. Snashali was re-elected president. Any one deslr- , ing to see him about Insurance may -call at the Gresham fair grounds. iPhone 1465.
