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S iihi II Acreage T racts ( hanges Hand'«.1
Wm. Jocelyn of the Loop Highway Zimmerman. The hostess will be a s
The form er Wendell Cleveland place |
farm took a load to the livestock show sisted by Mrs. O. A. Eastm an, Mrs. O.
on Hood avenue in Gresham , owned by
I. L. Howard of Ione, has been sold to i The Outlook acknowledges with this m orning and stopped at the Out A. Johnson and Mrs. J. H. Hoss. Mrs.
C. P. Tallm an. The sale included a thanks the many kindly com m ents on look office long enough to exhibit to a A. W. Shipley will be the leader. All
house and eight acres valued at »6000. , the Builders Edition of last Friday. num ber of persons his big 2-year-old ladies are cordially Invited.
One and one-eighth acres of land ' They have come from many sources Poland China hog. The anim al is es
The regular meeting of the Women’s
near Buckley avenue and Powell Val and inspire the belief th a t the readers tim ated to weigh 750 pounds. Mr. C hristian Tem perance Union will be
ley road owned by Nels A nderson] notice and appreciate our efforts.
Jocelyn also had on his load a Jersey held at the home of Mrs. J. G. Metz
w ere sold to C. T. Bischoff of Spring-
dale for »1000 an acre. Both deals I Mrs. L. T. Lusted left Sunday m orn Black G iant rooster us big as a turkey ger near the grade school building on
ing for Newberg to visit her niece, and a pen of three-m onths-old chick T hursday afternoon, November 9. at
were made through John Brown.
i Mrs. F. C. Clark, who is also a daugh ens of the sam e breed, large and well 2.30.
Do l our Christmas Shopping te r of Em m ett Kelley. Mrs. Lusted developed.
The social which the Queen E sther
: rode down with B. S. C lark of Gresh-
Early.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cone and son circle has planned has been postponed
| am who was on his way to McMinn- Raymond visited on Monday of this and will be discussed a t the regular
i ville to Join his wife. Mrs. B. 8. Clark week with Mr. and Mrs. 8. S. Thom p
meeting of the circle on Monday even
F ine Q u ality F a n cy W ork A rticles fo r
has been visiting at the home of Mr. son, on th eir retu rn from a trip by ing, N ovem bers, at the home of Miss
you n g and old.
and Mrs. Jack Collins in McMinnville automobile from California. They Georgia Stapleton. It is m ost neces
Grange Hall. Wednesday. Nov. 8
, since last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. have gone to th eir home a t Lone Rock. sary th at all m em bers be present as
B egin n in g a t 2 :30 P. M.
59c — Chicken Dinner — 50c ' Clark retu rn ed home Tuesday and Raymond will re tu rn to take up work the election of officers will take place
1 brought Mrs. Lusted with them,
5 :30 P M.
in Portland.
at th a t meeting.
F is h Ponds and P ro g ra m in E v e n in g .
j Mrs. C. E. R usher has been quite ill
Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Ford and baby
E. Baum ann has retu rn ed from Ship-
COME ONE.
COME ALE I but is feeling better at th e present arrived Monday from W ilmer, Minn herd's springs w here he went for
| writing.
esota. The trip took them four days treatm en t for rheum atism .
j and four nights, on account of severe
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. P ulfer and fam
| snow storm s in North D akota and ily have moved into th eir new home on
I Montana. The green of the Pacific Ava avenue in K irkland addition. Mrs.
slope was a welcome sight to them P ulfer is ju st recovering from a se
Baby blankets, soft and fleecy, size 30x40, each $1.00
i after th eir experience. Mrs. Ford has verely sprained ankle.
been for some tim e in Minnesota,
Mrs. John Lovegren has been very
Crib blankets, in blue and white, pink and white figured,
w here her baby was born. The 111 but is improving.
youngster is said to already showing
size 36x50, each................... ........................... $2.25
Mrs. Dennis T aylor retu rn ed to
a g reat in te rest in shooting. Mr. and G resham last Monday from Omaha
C otton B la n k e ts in G ray a n d W h ite w ith colored
Mrs. Ford m ake th eir home at the N ebraska, w here she has spent the
strip e d border«. Size 68 x 80......................... E ach #2.95
boiling
P ortland Gun club n ear Jenne station. past m onth visiting relatives and
F ran k Moore is building a new four- friends.
T he well know n W OOLNAP B la n k e ts a re very
room house on his farm on the Sec
T here will be no more geese in e a st
sa tisfa c to ry . W e h av e th em in lig h t T an
tion Line road.
ern Oregon after this week—F rank
and G ray w ith Blue an d Gold s trip e d borders.
The W om an's Home M issionary so Jones and Floyd Mack have gone th ere
64 x 76............ .............................. .......................... E ach #3.95
Pure Honey
Cooking Apples
ciety will m eet W ednesday afternoon, on a hunting trip.
Quart jars 65c
Special, box 65c
November S, at the home of Mrs. C. M.
A Mr. Hicks, of P ortland, will be
present Saturday night a t th e G resh
Boiled Cider
T hese a re la rg e sizes. P la id C hecks in P in k , Blue,
Sour Crout
am P icture T heater and between pic
F aw n an d G ray co m b in atio n s.
Quart 49c
Quart 10c
tu res will explain the Com pulsory E d
E ach #8.25, #9.75, #11.75
ucation bill. This is som ething many
Cane and Maple Syrup
Pumpkins and Squash
will welcome and all who are in te re st
"T he C hurch o f th e W arm H eart."
in pitcher 60<
Your Choice 10c
ed are urged to attend.
A L B E R T S. H IS E Y , P a sto r.
Rev. Chas. MacCaughey, pastor of
The W eek's S ervices
Centenary-W ilbur M. E. church at
Church, 11 an<l 7.80
E ast Ninth and Pine, P ortland, has an
S ii inlay S ch ool, 10.
nounced a “G reater Oregon" service
E pw orth L e a g u e
a t his church next Sunday evening at
Holland Herring, new
O.8O.
M. J. B. Coffee
7:30. He announces th a t Mayor Geo.
Baker will give the address.
pound 43c, 3 lbs. $1.25
stock, bright and good,
Mid-week
service.
Mayor K. A. Miller has received a
W
ed.
7.80.
k eg ................... $1.45
5 pounds....... $1.98
com
plim entary pass and an u rgent
Choir. T h a n ., 7.30.
invitation to be p resen t on M ayor’s
MRS.
H.
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Salt Salmon
Justice or Peaberry Cof
Good M u sic a t ev e r y se rv ice.
day, Monday, November 6, at the P a
M ake it 50-50— h elp and be helped.
Red, special, lb.
10c
fee, lb 35c, 3 lbs $1.00
cific In tern atio n al Livestock Exposi
A W ARM W ELCO M E FO R YOU.
tion. The exposition will be the big
attractio n all next week.
The fact th a t H allow e’en is over for
this year is show n by the window
Tested and Inspected Weekly
w ashing cam paign th a t has been going
“T h e Glad Hand
on in Gresham during the p ast few
Church."
days. The windows of th e business
Bible School 10 a.m ., Serm on 11 a m. houses were especially w ell m arked
Bible Study and P raise Service
up but the soap cam e off easily. One
W ednesday, 7 :3 0 p. m.
of
the w orst p ran k s com m itted this
PLEASANT HOME BAPTIST
year occurred over on South Roberts
I Bible School 10 a. m.; B. Y. P. U„
avenue. Some of the larg er boys
7 :3 0 ; Serm on, 8 :0 0 ; Midweek,
pushed a wagon filled w ith 3and and
T hursday. 7:30.
U niversal B rotherhood is th e GoaP’ owned by J. H. Hoss into th e gulch.
C o m e and catch th e S u n sh in e Spirit. It was necessary to em pty o ut the
M DAVID Q. BARRY, B. Tli., Pastor.
- sand before it could be raised. Many
| porches were piled high w ith various
articles from ice cream freezers to
ladders.
Miss Mayme Hoss has resigned her
position at A. W. M etzger’s store,
I w here she has been bookkeeper for
Established 1859
the past ten years.
Misses V irginia C urrin and Anna
I Brugger w ere hostesses a t a Hallow-
! e’en party last Tuesduy evening giv-
j en at the home of Miss Brugger. About
, 20 young people were present. The
I guests w ere greeted at the basem ent
door and were adm itted to a d ark in-
FOR ONE W EEK ONLY
j terio r through which ghosts, goblins
i and witches were passing. The house [
was p rettily decorated in the Hallow- I
BEAUTIFUL IRRIDESCENT
! e'en colors. An enjoyable evening was j
! spent.
The E pw orth League of the Meth- '
I odist church gave a H allow e’en p arty !
I Tuesday evening at the home of Mr.
Limit one to a purchaser
i „ i r , 7 m 8e s’? re8 ' ? V? ‘r \VTn " bT<au8P of R ig h t H an d lin g of a ll C ustom ers, c o rre c t p ric
and Mrs. C. M. Zimm erman. The rooms
ing ot all goods, a n d cheerful service from everyone.
p
w ere decorated w ith corn stalk s, au- J
8teadiiya advancing?,Ce<1
n ,a rk e ts on ,n an >’ ltem * w hich you use c o n sta n tly a re
tum n leaves, pum pkins and ja ck -’o-
lanterns. Much credit should be given j
W h e th e r you buy from us o r o th ers, you will find it to your a d v a n ta g e to keen good
| to the com m ittee in charge for the
uX " h e m a r k a ’ are“ h “ VC
wl" ‘ h •v o" c a " 8,111
splendid success of the party. A j
I elephone 1236
Gresham, Oregon
| large program of gam es and stu n ts '
SugarPaia ¿¡¡If kVa“,»""1 M" k'
Ca'" " '1' **“" *
“ en18 1,1 Can" ed '>RetablM.
was arran g ed before hand and excel-
' ' ■ '
.
I :., l , ' v v.-r-- ...... ..
Q uotations iiiade in th is Ad. a re good S aturday and M onday.
5o young people present.
k
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. M anning drove to
FLOUR—limit one barrel to a customer, Crown, Olympic, White Moun-
Russell street last Sunday m orning in
1?. n* 1I” ’ Kerrs Fancy Patent, A our choice these two days, sack
th eir machine and picked up J. V .
Fishers Flour sack $1.84
Wilson and his sister. Miss Mary W il
W hen th e w ild geese sw eep dow n from C an ad a th ro u g h
son and went on to Beaverton, O re
th
e
g ray sky of ou r N ovem ber— w hen th e rab b it hops
CANNED MILK Alpine, tall cans each 9c, case $4.30 Federal or Darimade, tall
gon, to spend the day with Mr. and
th ro u g h th e ru stlin g corn row s th a t a re crisp w ith th e
Mrs. W. H. W illiamson. The two W il
cans each 9c, case $4.30.
early m o rn in g fro st— w hen th e sq u irre l scam p ers th ro u g h
sons, Mr. W illiamson and Mr. Man
th e m ass of dead leaves in th e fo re st—
OYSTERS, 5 ounces 15c PEAS 19c, doz. $2.25. Ten TOMATOES No. 2 '. solid
ning were old schoolm ates. They w ent
D oesn't it all im press you w ith th e im m inence of w in-
F ine quality.
to
school
together
last
in
the
little
der Telephone, Preferred
pack, can 17' .-e, doz. 2.05
t pr —w ith th e th o u g h t of how m uch b e tte r vou m ight have
school
on
the
hill
53
years
ago
in
O
ak
Stock brand.
been p rep ared to face it?
Del Monte Brand.
land, California. W. H. W illiamson
LOMA TO ES, Standard
D on’t let th e w in te r of life catch you un aw ares! T he
CORN, 22' >c, doz. cans
has ju st bought a new home recently
STRINGLESS BEANS,
su m m er is long an d p lea sa n t a n d th o u g h ts of old age a re
pack, No. 2‘ • can8 ¡2 ,c
built
in
Beaverton.
Miss
Wilson
is
a
for $2.50. Bantam brand
can 18c. I ’ride of Ameri
hazy, but y our productive days c a n n o t last forever.
teacher in the Jefferson high schrol
doz.
$1.50
very fanev grade.
ca brand, Extra Quality.
The w in te r of life w ill have ju st as m an y joys an d
fti P ortland during the day and in the
p leasu res for you as did th e su m m er if you build an a c
G irls' Polytechnic school evenings.
count in th is bank.
(. rystal \\ kite Soap, 22 bars tor $1.00
Royal \\ hite Soap, 25 bars for
$1.00
A friend has kindly donated to the
Bethel Buptist church the use of a fine
Pearline, large package
piano for the w inter. It cam e as a ;
Crisco, 3-lb can
67c M. L B. Tree Tea, Cevlon
c.n’i;
19,-
com plete su rp rise and will be greatly
6-lb. can........
$1.27
& India G lb 25c, lb'49c
appreciated In connection w ith the
Sunday evening concerts.
Royal Baking Powder, 6-oz. can 20c, 12-oz. can 40c, 2 .-lb can $1.19, 5-lb can $2 29
GRESHAM LOCALS
Annual Bazaar
Blankets
GROCERIES
-
Blankets
25 CHOICE PICNIC HAMS 25
Nicely wrapped, Just right fcr
and slicing. Specially priced, the lb.
19c
VIRGIN WOOL BLANKETS
M E T H O D IS T
Episcopal Church
FISHERS FLOUR, 49-lh. sack
SPECIAL
Full 3-pound Cotton B a tts...............
$1.49
$1.25
Walrad Mercantile Co.
-»BOYS A N D M ENS
WHITE ROSE DAIRY MILK
GOLF CAPS
BETHEL
BAPTIST
Quarts 8c, Pints 5c
4. W. Meizger <& Co.
$ 1 .5 0 - $ 2
Quality and Service
Phone 1451
Phone 1451
JONES LUMBER CO.
Domus Qualitatis
Everything to Build Anything
J. G. MAS 1, Mgr.
Extraordinary Special!
Gresham, Phone 2431
20th Century Grocery
6-inch Milk Pitchers, each only
29c
HEPP’S RACKET STORE
Watch Our Windows for Specials
$1.79
Your Productive Days Cannot Last
F IR S T S T A T E BAN K, Gresham, Ore.
C A N E S U G A R , 1 4 lb s . $ 1
(One lot to a Costumer)
HONl^ Pure Sage, pint jars 29c. OLIVES- Pint jar
29c
FANCY QUEEN ITALIAN OLIVE OIL -pints 50c, qts. 95c, half
gallons $1.75, gallons $3.35.
ONIONS, 4 lbs. 10. . 10 lbs 20- NANCY HALL SW I ET POTATOES 7 lbs tor
25,
FANCY OREGON CRANBERRIES, lb. 19c.
BI ANS Pinks, Small White, Red Mexican or Bayous, all number one stock. 6 lbs 49c
Tissue Toilet Paper
Crepe Toilet Paper
“(kxxl” Brand Matches
3 large ro lls........... 25c
4 large rolls
25c
6 packages............
25c
Olympic Pancake
Ralston Bran
Olympic Wheat Hearts
1 lo u r....................... 22f
2 packages................ 25c
package.................
23c
Pleasant llolll**.
The Girl Reserves are planning a
pie social to be given a t O rient hall
on Saturday evening. November 4.
They expect to have a sh o rt program
and games.
NOTH •»:.
The reg u lar com m unication of the
G resham Chapter O. E. S. will be held
Tuesday evening. November 7, in the
Masonic hall. All m em bers are asked
to be present as we are entertaining
the m atrons and patrons of the v ari
ous chapters. By order of W orthy
Matron, Mrs. C arrie Powell. Signed
by Mrs. C lara Pulfer, Secretary.
Buy your winter hat now at
Gresham Hat Shop
and take advantage of the low price
Every hat has been marked
down for the sale
Raked Salmon.
With a fork break a p a rt one can of
chum salmon. Mix with two heaping
Add sense to cents, mix with Want
cups of <„
hot . „ mashed,
seasoned
a
.
« potatoes
vou . uk -.
Ads. scatter freely— The Outlook
Break in and mix all together 1 egg.
Form (nto ,|tt|e b a,lg #n(J fry
| or make into a loaf and bake In
I Krease'' bread tin S hour or
" ‘‘T*’'
1hrownwl
*4 cup h , of
in
mixing
ag th J a ’’ t * wlll
i brown.
we
unt
mil ,
lt