Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, December 08, 1922, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAUK r u e K GRESHAM OUTLOOK. FRIDAY, BETHEL BAPTIST D on’t pay an y a tte n tio n to accep t Z ' I > | ? Q I I 4 \ l I / W 1 4 1 0 ed I m axim a. T ro u b le les s o ften do com e ' v l l k i a ^ l l *A.vI I * v sin g ly an d h ap p in e ss o ften com es R. R. R ossm an, of P o rtla n d , w as a doubly. ---------- ( v isito r T h u rsd a y a t th e hom e of his “ T h e G lad H and C h u r ch .” T he b ig g est lie: T h ere once w as a ! b ro th e r. D ay R ossm an. B ible 8 ch o o l 10 a.m .. S erm o n 11 a m. g irl w ho th o u g h t she w as n e ith e r I T h " A rem e clu b w ill m eet at the B ib le S tu d y an d P ra ise S ervice b eau tifu l n o r a ttra c tiv e . 1 hom e o f Mrs. Benj. C am eron on Mon W e d n esd ay , 7 :3 0 p. m. __________ day afte rn o o n . D ecem ber 11. The PLEASANT HOME BAPTIST < S ta te d C om m u n icatio n of I h o ste ss w ill be a ssiste d by M rs. G. W. B ib le School 10 a n i., B. Y P. U.. G resh am Lodge A. F &. A. M S ta p leto n , Mrs. C, M Q u lck sall, ami 7 :3 0 ; S o m o ti 8 :0 0 ; M idw eek. , /X ' „ u ra ay , . , I b all T u esd ay , D ecem ber 12, 7:30 p. m (officers w ill ta k e p lace a t th is m eet- I n lv e rsa l B ro th e rh o o d is II«. G o al” C o m e and c a tch tire S u n s h in e S p ir it. R lee,m Ct „ „ of r ° ® t<r aos- o • 'In g . All m em b ers a re urged to be DAVID Q. BARRY. B. Th.. P a sto r ( A. F . HAMMAB : W. M * p re se n t. G len K ellum is now living a t hom e w ith h is p a re n ts. Mr. and Mr». C. E. K ellum on L aw re n c e avenue, but m ak es th e tr ip to P o rtla n d each day w h ere he is em ployed. Overcoats T he M isses N ina and E thel M ont go m ery of Mt. H ood, O regon, a re h e re v isitin g th e ir g ra n d m o th e r, Mrs. E le a n o r B ougher. T h e tw o g irls ex- . pect to go to P o rtla n d soon w here , one w ill secu re em plo y m en t and the o th e r w ill a tte n d high school. \\ e have a splendid assort ment of the famous Oregon City made all-wool H a rry B ourne of th e G resham P ro duce co m p an y h as ju s t re c e n tly r e ceived tw o m ed als from th e C ana- , dian g o v ern m en t in reco g n itio n of h is . th re e y e a rs ’ se rv ice In th e C an ad ian arm y . O ne m edal is fo r g e n e ra l s e r vice an d th e o th e r is w h a t is know n | as th e “A llied M edal’’. T he m en r e ceived so little pay in th e C anadian | serv ice th a t Mr. B o u rn e c o n sid ers th e m ed als to he th re e y e a rs ’ pay. Overcoats and some new KUPPENHEIMER Overcoats at $20, $25 and $30 $35 and $40 NEW ARRIVALS in rubber boots, knee boots and hip boots E. W. AYLS WORTH CLOTHIER and HABERDASHER T" f-, EVIDENCE — that the Mar swells ALL-STEEL Pipeless Furnace is w o rth y o f a p lace in y o u r hom e. V e h ere p re se n t a few te s tim o n ia ls of sa tisfie d c u sto m e rs w ho h av e w a rm a n d c o m fo rta b le hom es a fte r in sta llin g th e MARSWELLS PIPELESS FURNACE We like o u r M arsw ells P ip eless F u rn a c e fine. I am su rp rised at th e sm all am o u n t of fuel I hey use. — W. H. Gibson. O ur M arsw ells l ’ipeless h eats ou r house perfectly. T h e o rd in a rily cold side tri th e house is w arm and com fortable. w . K. H am ilton. I can c e rta in ly recom m end th e M arsw ells P ipeless F u rn a ce It does all It is recom m ended to do. — Geo. T aeheron. ()u r.M arsw ells P ipeless F u rn a c e is very econom ical w ith fuel. We a re delig h ted w ith it. — C. E. M etzger. Let us hook you lo r one of these furnaces and enable you to b rin g Mint titer into your n in te r hom e. 1 am going to heat my hom e w ith a M arsw ells F u rn a ce and th re e to n s of b riq u e ts th is w inter. p. A. Combs. Sold and installed by An Im p o rtan t m eetin g of v o ters of G resh am School D istric t No. 4 w ill I be h eld a t th e sch o o lh o u se to m o rro w , S a tu rd a y , at 2 p. m. T h e m eeting w ill p a ss upon th e a n n u a l b udget and vote on a p ro p o sal to p u rc h a se tw o J a c re s ad jo in in g th e p re s e n t school j g ro u n d s. A good a tte n d a n c e is de- ' sired . T h e sa le of C h ristm a s se a ls for ( G resh am lias been u n d e rta k e n by tin- s tu d e n ts o f th e h ig h school, w ho will offer sta m p s fo r sa le a t convenient p lace s an d tim es. A g e n e ra l can v ass j w ilf a ls o be m ade. T h is w ork is u n d er th e d irectio n of th e co u n ty h ealth I n u rse, Miss M ary P. B illm eyer, who. witli S ald ie-O rr D u n b ar, s ta te d ire c to r of tu b e rc u lo sis h e a lth w ork, visited th e school on T u esday. Both gave I j ta lk s to th e stu d e n t body an d urged i j th a t th e sa le of sta m p s be m ad e a s I • th o ro u g h as possible. Mrs. W. R. K ern of Mt. A ....________ ngel sp en t , : th e g re a ts p a rt of th e w eek in G re sh - am v isitin g w ith frie n d s an 1 re la tiv e s, She a tte n d e d th e m eetin g ol’ th e sto ck - h o ld ers of th e M ultn om ah C ounty F a ir asso c ia tio n on .Monday a fte rn o o n . Mrs. H om er G o ssett and little d a u g h te r. M ary E lizab eth , of B rig h to n . on N ehalem bay, is v isitin g a t th e hom o of h e r p a re n ts. Mr. and Mrs. I) M. C athey. DECEMBER s, I i tt i Twentieth Century Grocery You are always assured of EQUITABLE PRICES on WHOLESOME FOOD- SI I I I S at one of these stores. For Saturday and Monday we offer: FANCY S W E E T POTATOES 6 Ita. W Í Inule T'dllllLS ............. tie W ALNUTS, Budded F ra n q u e tte s, lb . F IL B E R T S pound 20c GOOD DRY ONTON'S 4 lbs. 10c. sack 4 be FIN E S T OF R O LLED OATS 4 Hi* ............................... 2.3c #1.85 CALIF. SOFT SH ELL M ANCHURIAN HA RD No. 1 q u a lity 33c SH E L L , lb 20< BRAZILS, best stock pound ............................ P A P E R S H E L L ALMONDS pound ...............................30c 2bc M IX E D N U T S \\ e make up our own mixture, so that we know every nut to be the best and of 1922 crop. Best Walnuts, Sicily Filberts, Brazils, Paper Shell Almonds compose the mixture. Priced at .............................................................................. lb. 25* LAYER FIGS pound ....................... 25 c CURRANTS, tw ice cleaned parkae«' ............... 2212 c SEE D LESS RA ISIN S, 1922 crop, lb 15c 25 lbs #8.60 FANCY BLACK FIGS lb. 20c: 25-lb. box #4.75 JON ES A P P L E CID ER Gal. glass ju g .................. 55c KN IG H TS BO ILED C ID E R p in t b o ttles ................... 23c LILY OF T H E VALLEY CATSUP, p in t bo ttles 28c PU R E HONEY p in ts .......................... TA B LE RAISINS, No. 1 boxes ...............................25c W EL SIIO RTEN IN G Shortenings J E 2-lb p a il................ 40c 29c SCOCO. P u re V egetable sh o rte n in g , lb... 17}&c CRISCO, l ’s, 23c; l i / / s 3 4c; 3’s, 67c; 6’s, #1.27: 9 s, #1.85» SAL SODA, Arm & H am m er brand, 2L.-11) p k g ...... 10c P&G W H IT E NAPTHA SOAP, 5 b a rs................ BORAX C H IPS, larg e package ................... 29c IVORY SOAP 3 b ars ............................. 25c ROYAL W H IT E SOAP (i b ars ............................ POMATOES S tan d ard in large cans 2 for .. 25c TOMATOES G riffons Solid Pack No. 1 cans, 2 fo r................ 25c TOMATOES P re fe rre d Stock No. 2^0 size 2 for 35c; vine ripened STRING BEANS, cut s trin g less, V alue B rand 2 for 25c STANDARD PEAS, no h ard ones, 2 f o r.................. .»<• MARYLAND CORN -IC CRYSTAL W H IT E SOAP 11 b a rs ..............................54k .»<• each ioc TRU-BLU HOLIDAY COOKIE MIXTURE, p o u n d ............ 25c 20th Century Coffee— top quality in coffee—the lb. 32*/2c ROYAL BAKING PO W D ER large can ...................... 40c CALUM ET BAKING POWD. 1-lb. c a n ......................... 28c SC H ILLIN G 'S BAKING POW DER. 16-oz can 50c VIM FLOUR 49-lb. sack $1,79, (Limit 2 sacks to a customer) Potatoes, Good Cookers at 7 9 c F ra n k C. Jo n e s h as re tu rn e d from n ear A rlin g to n , w here he w en t about a m onth ago w hen w ord cam e th a t th e w ild geese w ere honking. H e lias com bined b u sin ess w ith p le a s u re and has put in c o n sid erab le tim e a t ca r- c e n te r w ork. A n u m b er of his frien d s received choice w ild geese on h is re tu rn . SNOW D R IFT S D EEP <>\ HIGHW AY T h e m eetin g of th e W. C. T. U. w ill be held a t th e lib ra ry on W ednesday S torm co n d itio n s on th e C olum bia afte rn o o n . D ecem ber 13, at - : 30 ' highw ay had changed v ery little a c o clock. On tills o ccasio n th e m issio n a ry so cieties of G resh am w ill be , co rd in g to a re p o rt received from invites you to inspect its large stock of HOLIDAY g u ests. A good p ro g ram is being C o rb ett Ia*p th is afte rn o o n , F rid ay M ERCHANDISE at popular prices p re p a re d w hich w ill a p p e a r In a la te r W hile th e snow on th e level Is only issu e of th e O utlook. about eight in ch es deep, a high w ind B etty, th e 2 'a -y e a r-o ld d a u g h te r of i cau8ed 0 to d rift and in som e p laces Mr. and Mrs. B u sse ll K . A kin, w as is as m ucb ns 20 feet deep, o p erated on th is m o rn in g at Good P o rtio n oi H ighw ay B locked S a m a rita n h o sp ital by D r. O tis Akin T he highw ay is blocked betw een I hese are iron bound arid very strong, a real bargain. lo r a g la n d u la r difficulty re su ltin g C o rb ett and C row n P o in t by d rifted Regular $1.50 value from a re c e n t a tta c k of flu.' Mrs. »now. T his, how ever, has not stopped Akin an d h e r tw o y o u n g er c h ild ren th e traffic. T he au to s hav e found a have been sta y in g for sev eral days in w ay over w hat is know n a s G runge P o rtla n d a t th e hom e of Dr. Chas. hill and s trik e th e h ig h w ay n e a r P e th e ra m , to give tre a tm e n ts to the C row n P ain t. Delicious Old-Fashioned Chocolates little su fferer. A high east w ind w as blow ing along Mrs. A rch ie C o rn u t of B iddle Is r e th e highw ay tills m o rn in g hut had p o rted to have been q u ite sick re c e n t gone dow n by aftern o o n . At th e last We have a large line of Christmas Post Cards and re p o rt th e w e a th e r w as s till and ly hut is now im proving. Booklets from lc to 15c each cold. Tile w e a th e r h as rem ain ed at Mr. Sim s of P o rtla n d , but re cen tly freezing point for s e v e ra l days e x from tin- c a st, has been placed In c h a rg e of B ishop’s d ry good» sto re I cept w hen it becam e a little w arm er and w ill co n tin u e to he in c h a rg e of I :" " 1 snow ed- T h ‘* h ig h w ay u n d e r- Ihe sto re u n til th e first of th e y ear o r n eatl‘ th c 8now ,8 a11 ice an d w ould un til Mi. B ish o p ’» recovery. Mrs. b" it it w ere not for th e G arvin Is a s s is tin g te m p o ra rily in th e snow ’ w *>lle it is p o ssib le to get th ro u g h , th e highw ay is not consid- i clerk in g . Telephone 1236 Gresham, Oregon p n . , ered v e r>' »ate an d it is b est to keep K. B aum ann re tu rn e d la s t week , ... 1 „ , . ' ' o f f from it as m uch a s p o ss ble. T he from a second tw o -w eek s’ stay sta v at i l siioaa is ,, „ d , at i . said „„..i to ... , be u badly d , rifte ,«»« •• S h ip p ard s sp rin g s, w h ere he went for n o n n ev m e |HuiiiiiiiinumHmimnuinHHiuHi«i.... . tre a tm e n t fo r rh e u m a tism . XMAS SPECIAL Children’s Folding Chairs, each........ 98c CANDY SPECIAL at 29c lb. L L. KIDDER HDW. CO. Do your shopping early and with ease at Grocery Suggestions HOLLAND HERRING 1922 stock, keg #1.1 ALASKA H ER R IN G large and fat, 3 for -•H ' NEW BERG LARD med. 95c; large #1.7.' \\ b ite Ribbon S h o rte n in g , Med. 75c; larg e #1.15 STOCK FISH (Lui Fisk) N orw egian, lb 25 Light B reakfast Bacon w eight. 6 to S, lbs., Ih39c SALT SALMON Red pound .......... LEAN BACON BACKS Special, lb. ... 29c 10c ROYAL CLUB COFFEE 1-lb. can 42c, 3-lb. can $1.23, 5-lb. can $1.98 BULK K R A FT , q u a rt I6e s i C A R p i t: I’l .Ml’KINS HI BBARD SQFAS1I potimi l*a«' HEINZ MACARONI cooked w ith cheese ami m ushroom sauce, lg. 35e m edium 26c OLYMPIC ROLLED OATS 3-lb package ‘ 23c CORN M \L yellow o r w hite 29c SI C A R PR ISP FI. \K E S 3 for ARGO PORN STARCH 3 for ¡¡j Kerr’s Best Patent Flour 49-lb. bag, Special $1.89 HEPP’S RACKET STORE T he Q ueen E sth e r d is tric t ra lly w ill ee held at I.in n to n next S unday af- i tern o o n at 2:30. AU m em ber» w ho a re in te re ste d sh o u ld c all Mrs. A. H evel for f u r th e r In fo rm atio n . The Q ueen E sth e r m eetin g w hich w as to have been h eld last M ondav evening , i . > has been postponed. T he a rtic le s g a th e re d fo r th e P o rtla n d se ttlem en t c e n te r have not yet been se n t in and an y o n e w ish in g to c o n trib u te should have them at th e hom e of Mrs. H evel by th e end of tills week. W hat is it th a t ca u se s a m an w ho know s his own little b u sin ess to th in k Dint m akes hint an a u th o rity on o th e r p eo p le's big litisiness? ------ --------------- ( a rd " i T hank«. ,, J ' ** Wa‘" , t,han, k ° “ r ki,ld bo rs frien d s for th e ir k in d n ess show n d u rin g P a u l’s sick n e ss and , death. • Em m a G regsou and C hildren, | Supply Your W ants- | From a Sample Line of KNITTED WOOL 1 HEADWEAR, for men, women, children 1-3 off regular price BLANKETS I Blankets at $2.75, $4.25, $5.50 and $7.25 I \ irgin Wool Plaid Blankets, large size, the pair f o r ................................ $8.25 | ' HRIMT.M 4S G IF T S , ’ h o n o g rap h s at g re a tly reduced prices, w hile they last. Come earlv . = S h erm an M cC arter h a s re c e n tly Jo h n B row n, G resham . p u rch ased th e Jo h n B acon hom e on i ------------------ P iano Tuning. W allu la H eig h ts an d h as now ta k e n S atisfactio n g u a ra n te e d . |3 . F red = possession. B. Jo n es, 2425 E ast 49th stre e t. See our Handkerchiefs at 5< , 10c, 15- and 25c SPECIAL FDR MEN MOTHER! In p lan n in g your XMAS p rese n ts rem em b er your tlrst duties a re to th e kiddies and th e p resen ts th at last longest am i m akes the stro n g e st im pression a re best. V HANK BOOK ami a NEAT M l.V i l i ” N.M EGG B unk' put lip In an esp ecially colore.1 C h ristm a s Box w ill be m ailed to an y a d d re ss upon th e r .c e ip t ot a deposit of One D ollar in our S av in g - D ep artm en t F o r y ear» to com e y o u r child w ill look back w ith plea» u re on It# h irs t B ank A ccount, Jfirst é>tatf ïiank OREWHAM. OREGON Red Rubber Coats, each..... $ 4 .9 8 \\ e have all kinds of Rubber Footwear for men, women and children W a lra d M ERCA N TILE CO.