Gresham outlook., November 07, 1922, Page 4, Image 4

I»erra»ed Freight Hule*« Are Being
Pro posed.
■»etnei Baptist l huren Keeling
Announced.
T h e b e rry g ro w in g se c tio n s of O re-
An im p o rta n t m eetin g w ill be held
gon. W ash in g to n an d Id ah o an d th e a t tb e B eth el B ap tist c h u rc h n ext
p u b lic se rv ice d e p a rtm e n ts of th ese W ednesday evening a t 7:30. Dr. C. C.
w in « „ u . .h _____ i ,
W rig h t, su p e rin te n d e n t of th e s ta te
s ta te s w ill tight th e p ro p o sal of th e wor]( w ill brJ p re a e n t. T h e bu ild in g
A m erican R ailw ay an d E x p re ss co m -I of a new c h u rc h w ill be d iscu ssed ,
p atiy to ra ise b e rry sh ip m en t r a te s
T h e Rev. D. Q. B a rry w ish es to ex -
1214 p e r cent. A sta n d w ill be m ad e i p re s ® h is Pro f°u n d g ra titu d e to th e
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W ash in g to n , D. C., N ovem ber 20, in an ffested by th e reco rd b re a k in g a t-
tf fo rt to d efeat th e p ro p o sal.
i te n d a n c e la s t S u n d ay evening.
I t is ex pected W. H. P a u lh a m u s o f I
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p u t an end to fre sh b e rry sh ip m en ts
from th e Pacific N o rth w est.
GKEÍSHAM LOCALS
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DECLARED A SI ( CESS
T h e hom e o f th e M isses K a th e rin e
T he sa c re d co n c e rt given la s t S u n ­
an d F rie d a B ratzel w as th e scene of
day evening a t th e B eth el B ap tist '
a p le a s a n t g a th e rin g on S unday even- I
Ing, N ovem ber 5, w hen a n u m b er of | Ch" rCh ln G ret,ham u n d e r
d ire c ­
frien d s and a c q u a in ta n c e s of th e tio n of H. W. S tro n g proved to be one
m o th er, Mrs. P h ilip B ratzel, cam e to of th e finest m u sical e n te rta in m e n ts
This store will close all day Saturday in honor of
sp en d th e evening. T he occasio n w as ever given in th is city. A la rg e a t­
in h o n o r of h e r 70th b irth d ay . The ten d an c e of people re p re se n tin g a il of 1
Armistice Day.
g u ests a rriv e d in n body as a su rp fse th e c h u rc h e s and m any from o u t of j
to th e lad y of h o n o r and sho w ered h er tow n w ere p re se n t. T h e in te rio r a r- I
w ith c o n g ra tu la tio n s a n d b irth d ay ra n g e m e n t of th e c h u rc h h as been
flow ers. T he s u r p ris e w as m ade com ­ re c e n tly changed an d accom m odation
Only a few of many attractive prices for Thursday,
p lete by a h u g e b irth d a y cak e d e c o r­ m ade to s e a t 290 people. All of th e !
se
a
ts
w
ere
filled
and
som
e
people
Friday and Monday.
a te d w ih 70 lig h ted can d ie s. I t w as I
I’sed Implements.
th e p re s e n t of Mrs. O scar Jo hnson. | stood up.
M usic is th e m o st u sefu l m edium in
Som e good used d ra g saw s, c ream T h e evening w as p le a sa n tly sp en t in i T he c h u rc h w as fo rtu n a te in s e c u r­
se p a ra to rs , p o tato d ig g ers, w alk in g
c o n stru c tiv e w ork in a com m unity.
co n v ersatio n an d m usic.
L ig h t re - 1 ing m any e x c ellen t m u sical n um bers,
I plow s, su lk y plow s, feed c u tte rs , g as fre
sh m e n ts w ere served. T hose p re s - I M rs' M ab,e c ,o w w as th e p ia n ist and J
lo s e p___
1 en g in es. T h ese a re a ll g u a ra n te e d to
IIo Your Christmas Shopping give you sa tisfa c tio n a t a sav in g to e n t a t th e B ratze l hom e on n th
even- i Miss N orn*H Lee P e c k - th e violinist.
th is
is even-
Early.
you In p rice.
W. A. H E SSE L .
Ing w ere Mr. an d Mrs. O scar J o h n - ! T h e U nion H igh school o rc h e s tra ,
Limit 12 cans to customer
son. K erm it and D ouglas Jo h n so n , th e u n ,ler th e d irectio n of W m. H. R u th er-
NOTICE.
Pi*v nn/l AT »• L2 i
n _____j , f ° r<l fu rn ish ed som e sp len d id num -
T h e a n n u a l m eetin g of th e sto c k ­ Rev. an d Mrs. J. R am ser, th e Rev. and
F in e Q u a lity F a n c y W o rk A rtic le s fo r
y o u n g a n d old.
h o ld ers of th e M ultnom ah C ounty M rs. H. R. G eb h ardt, Mr. and Mrs. B. | bers. T he school o u g h t to be proud
G ran g e H all, W ednesday, N o t. N 1 F a ir w ill be h eld in th e ir office on th e L. W alrad , Mr. an d Mrs. Theo. B rug- i to ow n su ch a fine o rc h e s tra .
B e g in n in g a t 2:30 P . M.
j fa ir g ro u n d s a t G resh am , M onday, D e­ ger, Miss A nna B rugger, Mrs. F. Vol-
A tr e a t w as in s to re fo r th e a u d i­
50c — Chicken Dinner — 50c cem ber 4, a t 1 p. m., a t w hich tim e th e b eeh t an d Mrs. W. F. F re u n d from ence in th e p lay in g of M iss H elen
One lot to customer
a n n u a l re p o rts w ill be read , a new
5:30 P . M.
H arp er, a noted v io lin ist from P o r t­
H «h Pond» and Program In E ten ln g . j board of five d ire c to rs w ill be elected P rin e v ille , O regon.
land. H er sis te r, M iss J e a n H a rp e r.
and o th e r b u sin ess tra n s a c te d w hich
Mr. an d Mrs. Jo h n D ennison, w ho
COME ONE.
COME ALL m
accom panied h er a t th e piano. T hose
ay com e b efo re th e m eeting.
have re c e n tly re tu rn e d to th is com ­
C. D. MINTON, S ec re ta ry .
w ho bad th e ho n o r of h e a rin g her
m u n ity a fte r se v e ra l y e a r s ’ resid en ce
felt th e y w ere ju stified in d e c la rin g
a t Condon, have moved in to th e H all
h e r p lay in g to be th e b est th ey had
re sid e n c e n e a r th e fa ir gro u n d s.
ev er h e ard in G resham .
Dr. E m ily F. Bolcom h as a g u e st for
H om e ta le n t w as w ell re p re se n te d
a few days Mrs. C has. R. B aird of Los
on th e p ro g ram . A vocal solo by Guy
A ngeles,
C alifo rn ia,
fo rm e rly
of
Jo n es w as very accep tib le. Dr. H. H
B a ird sd a le sta tio n .
O tt gave one of his fine euphonium
Mr. an d Mrs. J. A. P a lm q u is t have
solos.
A vocal selectio n by Mrs
sold th e ir p ro p e rty a t T illam o o k and
R ich ard N eubauer w as w ell given.
h av e re tu rn e d to th e ir hom e n e a r
T he c h u rc h ch o ir, led by Mr. S tro n g
G resham .
san g se v e ra l an th em s. A s h o rt ta lk
H. J. W olcott of L iv ingston. M on­
tf» 1 i
on m u sic w as given by th e Rev. D. Q.
ta n a , sp e n t th e day S a tu rd a y w ith his
B
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Have bids in not later than 3 p. m. Saturday
siste r-in -la w , Mrs. H. L. St. C lair. He
“T he M arch of V icto ry ” by th e p ian ist
w as on his w ay to' s o u th e rn C a lifo r­
concluded a n e x c ellen t p ro g ram .
n ia, w h ere h e ex p ects to sp en d th e
w in ter.
M usic is “th o u g h t ex p ressed th ro u g h
S. B. H all is to sp eak a t th e co n v en ­ tone."
tio n of th e s ta te h o rtic u ltu ra l and n u t
g ro w e rs ’ asso c ia tio n to be held a t th e 5000 HI INIS A DAY
GIVE M O R E T H O U G H T TO M U S IC
BRINGS LOWER PRICE
O regon A g ric u ltu ra l College, a t C or­
v a llis, N ovem ber 23 to 25. H is topic
A ccording to a sta te m e n t ju s t issued
w ill be. G ettin g th e C anes T h a t Get
by E dset B. F o rd , p re s id e n t of th e
th e F ru it. Mr. H all Is recognized as
F o rd M otor C om pany, D etro it, w ho is
an a u th o rity on h o rtic u ltu ra l an d a g ri­
in P o rtla n d a t th e p re s e n t tim e, a g e n ­
c u ltu ra l su b jects.
e ra l red u ctio n of 150.00 a c a r h as been
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. J a c k s o n e n te r ­ m ade In th e p rices of F o rd Model T
GIVE M ORE T H O U G H T TO M U S IC
ta in e d Mr. an d Mrs. D elno M acaw and c a rs and th e F o rd 1-ton tru c k , effec­
tiv e O ctober 17.
c h ild re n a t d in n e r Sunday.
"T h e rev isio n in p ric e s,” said Mr.
Mrs. M innie C o llin s from C a lifo r­
F o rd , "is th e re s u lt of th e in c re a se d
n ia is a g u e st of h e r siste r, M rs. J. D. volum e of b u sin e ss w hich o u r co m ­
B ailey.
p a n y h a s enjoyed d u rin g th è p re s e n t
F lo y d M ack re tu rn e d to d ay from a y ear, an d also , to th e fa c t th a t w e now
h u n tin g trip in e a ste rn O regon w ith ow n and o p e ra te m any of o u r ow n
so u rces of ra w m a te ria l, w hich e n ­
38 geese. F r a n k Jo n e s w ent w ith him a b les us to co n tin u e in c re a sin g th e
b u t sto p p ed off a t Q u inton, O regon, to q u a lity of o u r p ro d u c t an d a t th e sam e
do som e c a rp e n te r w ork. Mr. Mack tim e keep th e p rice so low th a t F o rd
re p o r ts a sc a rc ity of g eese in th a t s e c ­ c a rs a re in re a c h of everybody.
"O u r P ro d u c tio n for 1922 is a lre a d y
tio n now. T h e ed ito r w as honored
in ex cess of a m illion, w hich h a s been
w ith a g ift of a nice, la rg e goose.
an im p o rta n t fa c to r in b rin g in g dow n
M rs. C. G ordy is ill a t h e r hom e co sts. O ur p re s e n t daily o u tp u t is
a v e ra g in g b e tte r th a n 5,000 c a rs and
from inflam m atio n in h er head.
A m eetin g of th e city cou n cil
vm ean s a co m p lete F o rd
. h is
i , evening
c a L o r . tr u c k ’ every 5^4 seco n d s of
be . held
h eld th
each eig h t-h o u r w o rk in g day. It is
T h e Q ueen E s th e r c irc le m et Mon­ in a n tic ip a tio n of th is co n tin u ed de­
day ev en in g a t th e hom e of Miss m and th a t p ric e a d ju s tm e n ts a r e a g a in
b eing m ade in o rd e r to keep in effect
G eo rg ia S tap leto n .
th e policy of se llin g F o rd p ro d u c ts a t
T h e re g u la r m eetin g of th e G re sh ­
th e low est p ric e c o n siste n t w ith q u a l­
am g ra n g e w ill be held n ex t S atu rd ay . ity
"Q uality, a s u su a l,” said Mr. F ord,
“ w ill co n tin u e to be a prim e c o n sid e r­
GRESHAM RESID EN T •
n in th e b u ild in g of F ord cars. As
PASSES AWAA atio
o u r b u sin ess h as in creased we have
Telephone 1236
Gresham, Oregon
R. T. S m ith , a re s id e n t of G resham c o n sta n tly in creased o u r eq u ip m en t
an d m a n u fa c tu rin g facilities, so th a t
Baby blankets, soft and fleecy, size 30x40, each $1.00
died M onday m o rn in g a t 11:15 a t his th is p rice red u ctio n m erely reflects th e
hom e on L aw ren ce avenue. H e had p ro g re ssiv e m ethods w hich com e as a
C rib blankets, in blue and white, pink and white figured,
“GIVE MORE THOUGHT TO M ISH ."
been in fa ilin g h e a lth for sev eral re s u lt of in creased volum e.
"T h is red u ctio n , w hich is th e six th ,
size 36x50, each............................................... $2.25
y e a rs from an illn ess cau sed by com ­
sin ce M arch, 1920, b rin g s th e p rice
p lic a te d a ilm e n ts w hich finally caused of th e F ord to u rin g c a r from $575, th e
C otton B la n k e ts in G ray an d W hite w ith colored
h is d eath .
p rice In effect e a rly in 1920, to th e
strip ed borders. Size 68 x 80......................... E ach #2.95
p
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low
level
of
$298,
B esides h is w ife, he is su rv iv ed by
w
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50
per
cen
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less.
C
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T h e well know n W OOLNAP B la n k e ts a re very
tw o d a u g h te rs, Mrs. Ja n ie s Cook of
re s p o n d in g re d u c tio n s have been m ade
T ro u td a le and Mrs. Ja n ie s S h ep h erd on a ll o th e r ty p es.
sa tisfa c to ry . We h av e th em in lig h t T an
w ho h as been a t hom e d u rin g th e la st
and G ray w ith Blue a n d Gold strip e d borders.
W .f .T .P . Will Meet.
illn e ss. He is a lso su rv iv ed by seven
64 x 76.................................................................. . E ach #3.95
T he W . C. T. U. w ill m eet T h u rsd a y
so n s. W ill, G eorge, E rv in , A rth u r.
D aw son, O sm ond an d H aro ld ; an d by a fte rn o o n , N ovem ber 9. a t 2:30 a t th e
a b ro th e r, F ra n k S m ith of B rid al Veil. hom e of Mrs. J. G. M etzger. A re p o rt
T h ese a r e la rg e sizes. P la id C hecks in P in k , Blue
T h e fu n e ra l w ill be held, in G resh- of th e s ta te co n fe re n c e at M cM inn­
L aw n a n d G ray com binations.
W ednesday afte rn o o n at 2:30 at ville w ill be given by Mrs. D. Q. B arry.
E ach #8.25, #9.75, #11.75
th e M ethodist ch u rch . T he Rev. A. S. M a rg aret S t.C la ir w ill give a p iano
solo en title d "S econd M azu rk a" by
H isey w ill officiate.
G odard. M ary L a m b a rt, H elen E xley
FREE METHODIST ( III RCH an d N tegina H am m ar w ill sin g "J a c k
SERVICES ANNOI NEED a n d J ill.” A good a tte n d a n c e is de
. sired .
T h e second q u a rte rly m eetin g for
tlie G resh am F ree M ethodist c h u rc h to
Home W anted lo r F o u n d lin g s,
be h eld at th e i ftu rch w ill c o m m e n t I T w o b eau tifu l k itte n s a re a w a itin g
F rid a y evening. N ovem ber 10, and w ill | ad o p tio n in som e hom e w h ere they
THOMAS A. EDISON i
co n tin u e over Sunday. T he Rev. W ' w ill receiv e kind tre a tm e n t, and w hich
W hat W in c h e ste r know s about steel, p a rtic u la rly about
’ Music, next to religion, is th e m ind s g re a te s t solace and a lso
J. K lotzbeck w ill have ch arg e.
¡th e y p ro m ise to keep free from ra ts
its g re a te s t In s p iratio n . T he h is to ry of th e w orld show s th a t lofty
b eat tre a tin g guu b arrels, tiring pins a n d o th e r gun p arts,
S erv ices n ex t S u n d ay w ill open w ith ! and m ice. T h is is th e in fo rm atio n
is evident in th e high qu ality tools which th ey a re m ak in g
a s p ira tio n s find v en t in m usic, and th a t m u sic, in tu rn , h elp s to in ­
S u n d ay school a t 1(1 o ’clock a. m . A fu rn is h e d -b y Mrs. Ida M. T hom as of j
s p ire such a s p ira tio n s ln o th e rs .”
If you need new tools we know you will find any W in­
j love feast w ill follow . P re a c h in g s e r ­ P le a s a n t Home, phone G resham 1896
c h e ste r lo o l as sa tisfa c to ry and reliab le as a W in ch ester
vices w ill he at 11 o ’clock. E vening
S om e u n sc ru p u lo u s p erso n o r p er- :
se rv ic e s w ill be held at 7:30.
so n s hav e a tte m p te d to free th em - i
Come ln and let uh »how you th is high c la s s lin e of T ools
A c o rd ia l w elcom e Is ex tended to selves from th e c a re of th ese h e lp less !
all by th e p a sto r, E. D. B lack b u rn .
a n im a ls hy d ro p p in g them at a n o th e r 's I
door, fo rg e ttin g th e p rin c ip le s o f !
H is w ife w ill te ll you th a t a h uinor- k in d n e ss an d of th e G olden R ule.
j ist h a s to be h u m o red a s m uch as any
i body else.
A s a la ry is a lovely th in g —
I like ft very m u ch ;
" in eh e sler Iron P l a n e s__
“S p o iled " c h ild re n in d icate decayed
It pays for oil an d g aso lin e
S harp C u tters of high grade
! d iscip lin e.
A nd c a r re p a irs , an d such.
steel.
Quick and a ccu rate
20 th Century Grocery
Bordens Milk, tall cans, can................
9C
Annual Bazaar
CANE SUGAR, 14 lbs. for
-
$1,00
FL O U R — Limit 1 bbl. to a custom er, O lym p­
ic, Crown, D rifted Snow , W hite M ount’n,
Vim , K errs,Fancy P aten t, your
1
choice these 3 d ays, s a c k ............ 1 • / ¿7
BISHOP BROS.’ SILENT AUCTION
Fishers Blend, s a c k ........................
$ 7 .0 0 Gingham H ouse Dress
GOES TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER
$1.84
HIGH-GRADE MILLRUN, while
present stock lasts. 80-lb. sacks
r
Dom us O ualitatis
SPECIAL
UNTIL TUESDAY ONLY
!>!( per cent Pure Aluminum Ware
1 2 quart C o ffee P ercolators
10 inch Round R oasters
*
at 98c each
HEPP’S RACKET STORE
Blankets
-
Blankets
W atch Our W indow s for S p ecials
V IR G IN W OOL B L A N K E T S
SPECIAL
Full 3-pound Cotton B a tts...............
$1.25
Walrad Mercantile Co.
Winchester Tools for Better Work
4
Music Week Program
At the Gresham Library
ad justm ent.
sizes.
All
sta n d a rd
Music Week
Program
Friday, Nov. 10th
" in cliester Nail H am m er—
Made to stands th e severest
service. Second g row th hic­
kory handle. F orged steel
head.
('la w s w ith a real
•bite.”
At Library
4. IV. Metzger <& Co
The WINCHESTER Store
D b í t n e 1 AÇ 1
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10
Your Productive Days Cannot Last
W hen th e wild geese sw eep dow n from C anada th ro u g h
th e g ray sky of o n r N ovem ber w hen th e rabbit hops
th ro u g h th e ru stlin g corn row s th a t a re crisp w ith th e
e a rly m o rn in g frost w hen the sq u irrel scam p ers th ro u g h
th e m ass of dead leaves in the fo re s t__
D oesn't it all im press you w ith th e im m inence of w in ­
te r w ith theffhouglit of how m uch b e tte r you m ight have
been ¡»repared to face it?
Don't let th e w in te r of life catch you u n a w a re s ' T he
su m m er is long and p leasan t and th o u g h ts of old age a re
hazy, but y our productive days c a n n o t last forever.
1 he w in te r of life w ill have ju st as m any joys and
pleasures for you as did th e sum m er if you build an a c ­
count In th is bank.
F IR S T S TA TE BANK, Gresham, Ore.
THIS SPACE DONATED BY •
JO N E S LUM BER C O M P A N Y
T
T he am o u n t of »polled sila g e a t th e
top of th e silo w ill be red u ced bv
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I th o ro u g h ly tra m p in g th e to p of th e
T he lu m b er m ills lo cated Inland a re s il° PRt'h day fo r se v e ra l day s a fte r
facing sh u t-d o w n s b ecau se of th e c a r ■ rtIlln*'
( AH SH ORTAGE M AY
CLOSE LI MUER MIELS
sh o rta g e , acco rd in g to w ord received I G ucen Gees for e a rly d eliv ery can
riro m S pokane, W ashington. T he ium -1 o ^ e r ^ r t o thV
h er m ills a re filling all a v ailab le »tor- ,,m i(ed.
L ists of n o rth w e st and
age sp ace w ith lum ber, and even th o se SnU,? e5 n d ,leen b re ed ers w ill be sup-
w hich o rd in a rily o p e ra te al, w in te r |
appllcR tion to
w ill soon he forced to sh u t dow n, ts
th e in fo rm atio n given o u t by I. N.
Y Regular m eeting of Greah-
“ am Lodge No. 125, I.O.O.F.
T ate, a s s is ta n t g e n e ra l m a n a g e r of th e
W e y erh au ser S ales com pany. P la n ­ In the Odd Fellows hall, every Thurs­
Brothers welcome
ing m ills a re even now being o p erated day evening
CLARENCE STANLEY. N. G.
j only w hen c a rs a re av ailab le.
C. A. HILL, Secretary.