Gresham outlook., December 15, 1922, Holiday Number, Page 20, Image 20

GRESHAM LOCALS
(Christmas (Srrvthtgs
Extra Copies,
H oliday O utlook.
E x tra copies of th is H oliday Out
I look m ay be p u rch ased w hile they last
a t 10c each. P h o n e o rd e rs to 1561
I No e x tra c h a rg e for w rap p in g and
m ailin g from th is office.
T ru ly th e people of G resham an d P le a s a n t Home have p u t
fo rth su p rem e effo rts d u rin g th e p a st y ear to s c a tte r ra y s of
su n sh in e to ch eer th e h e a rt of M rs. H arry an d m yself. O ur
h e a rts overflow w ith g ra titu d e to th e H eavenly F a th e r for p la c ­
in g us in th e m id st of so a p p re c ia tiv e a people.
I g re e t you an d In th e w ords of H ev erg al, th e poet, w ould
ex p ress m y sin c e re w ish fo r 1923:
"New m ercies, new b lessin g s, new lig h t on th e way,
New co u rag e, new hope and new s tre n g th for th e day,
New no tes of th a n k sg iv in g , new c h o rd s of delight
New p ra ise in th e m o rn in g , new so n g s in th e nig h t."
An ex cellen t re p o r t of th e y e a r’i
I w o rk by th e co u n ty ag en t, S. B H all,
h as had to be left o v er u n til n ex t Is-
| su e on acco u n t of lack of space.
T h e L ad ies’ G uild of the B ethel B ap­
tis t ch u rc h w ish to th a n k all those
“ If th e r e ’s an y th in g new
w ho helped to m ak e th e e n te rta in m e n t
In th e w ay of good ch eer,
given la s t F rid a y evening a success.
I hope you m ay have it
T h e re w ere ab o u t 100 p resen t. T he
E ach day of th e y ear."
evening w as sp en t by com m unity sin g ­
ing in w hich all to o k p a rt, p lay in g of
REV D. Q. BARRY, B. Th.. P a sto r,
g am es and ad d itio n al p ro g ram num
B ethel B ap tist C hurch, G resham , Oregon.
bers. T he Rev. and Mrs. D. Q. B arry
each gave re c ita tio n s w hich w ere e n ­
joyed by all D. E. T ow le w as p ressed
Into serv ice as a n a u c tio n e e r an d sold
the a rtic le s left o v er from th e laBt
MASONIC LODGE
KOVAL ARCH OFFICERS
b az a a r w hich b ro u g h t in $20. T he
ELECTS OFFICERS
ELECTED FOR 1028 door re c e ip ts am o u n ted to $40. A ddi­
tio n al co n trib u tio n s a re still com ing
A t th e sta te d com m u n icatio n T ues
T h e G resham ch a p te r of Royal in from th o se w ho w e re unable to a t­
day n ig h t, D ecem ber 12, the follow ing A rch M asons elected new officers for ten d so th e to tal am o u n t ra ise d to ­
officers w ere elected to head G resham th e com ing y ear M onday evening, De w ard th e b u ild in g fu n d c an n o t vet be
L odge A. F. & A. M, No. 152, fo r the cem ber 11. T his o rd e r w as o rganized given.
com ing y e a r:
m o re th a n a y ear ago w ith a m em ber
A carlo a d of re frig e ra tin g e q u ip ­
J. E. M etzger, W. M.; A. M eyers sh ip of 13. T h is n u m b er h as m o re m en t for th e P ack P ro d u c ts com pany
8. W .; E, W. A y lsw o rth , J. W.; W. F th a n doubled and p ro sp ects a re good a rriv e d in G resh am la s t T uesday and
G orsag e, se c re ta ry ; C. J. L u n d q u ist fo r th e g ro w th of th e ch a p te r.
w as h au led to th e p la n t in tw o tru ck s.
tr e a s u re r . T he rem ain in g officers a re
T he new officers a re : J. C. S h u ltz,
Mrs. C. G. S ch n eid er is resid in g
ap p o in ted by th e m a s te r and have not ex cellen t high p rie st; W. R. Jo h n so n
te m p o ra rily in P o rtla n d .
yet been tilled.
k in g ; H. .1. P u lfer. sc rib e; A. W. B o t­
Miss M abel W ood a rriv e d hom e la s t
A t th e m eetin g T u esd ay evening, kin, tr e a s u re r ; Jam es E lk in g to n , sec
co m m ittee on a M asonic b uilding w ere r e ta ry ; W. K. H am ilton, c a p ta in of th e W ednesday from C o rv allis w here she
has been a tte n d in g college. S he w ill
ap p o in ted by th e re tirin g m a s te r, A. host.
H am m ar. T hose chosen for th e build
Officers appointed by E. H. P., a re spend th e h oliday season w ith h er
ing com m ittee a re J. (’. S h u ltz, J. E W. R. Todd, Royal A rch c a p ta in ; Geo. p a re n ts
Mrs. A. J. W. B row n w ho h as been
M etzger and A. J. W. B row n. T hose
H oney, m a ste r of th e th ird veil;
placed on th e finance co m m ittee a re A llred H am m ar, m a s te r of th e second ill w ith an a tta c k ot *he g rip , is im ­
K a rl M iller, A rchie M eyers an d Chas. v eil; A rth u r D ow sett, m a ste r of the proving.
Mr. an d Mrs. D. W. M etzger left y es­
C leveland, .1. E. M etzger, as w orthy first veil and C. M. Q u ick sall, sen tin el.
te rd a y for th e ir hom e in Lodi, C ali­
m a s te r is c h a irm a n of both co m m it­
fo rn ia, a fte r a v isit of a m o n th w ith
tees.
WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT
re la tiv e s and frie n d s here.
OFFICERS ELECTED
T he G resh am O’You C am p F ire held
T h e re a re said to be 25 lines of
an in te re stin g cerem o n ial m eeting last
au to stu g es ru n n in g out from th e
T h e officers of th e G resh am lodge of S a tu rd ay . On th a t o ccasion Dr. H. V.
P o rtla n d au to bus te rm in a l. One goes W om en of W oodcraft a re M innie C lan- Adix d e m o n stra te d th e use of s u r ­
to S eattle, 186 m ile s; one to San F r a n ­ ah an , p ast g u a rd ia n n eig h b o r; J o ­ g e o n s’ p la s te r an d first aid w ork.
h in e B liss, g u a rd ia n n eig h b o r;
cisco, 773 m iles; one to A sto ria, one sep
On a cco u n t of th e difficulty in
E lla H ornhih, ad v iso r; E rd in e Beadle,
to T h e D alles, o n e to Salem , an d o th ­ c le rk ; E m m a McBain, b a n k e r; J. II. w arm in g th e g rad e school building,
e rs to n earb y c itie s in clu d in g G re sh ­ M etzger and H a rry T ru itt, m a n a g e rs; the. b o ard o rd ered th e d isco n tin u an ce
of school fo r today. T he o rd e r w as
am . It has com e to b e a reaso n ab ly E lizab eth Jack , m ag ician ; Mrs. Em m a given y e ste rd a y b efo re th e w eath er
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safe, co m fo rtab le and speedy w ay to
in n e r se n tin e l; A lva T ru itt, o u te r com m enced to w arm up.
trav el.
T w o in te re s tin g M ethodist S unday
se n tin e l; E liza E. M etzger, In stallin g
officer; T illie H illy ard , c a p ta in of school p a rtie s w ere h eld la s t F rid a y
P rin tin g ? Call th e O utlook.
g u a rd ; E m m a M cBain, c o rresp o n d en t. ev en in g w hich w ere p a rtic ip a te d in by
'0 o r 60 young people, in sp ite of th e
sto rm y w eath er. One w as a t th e hom e
of M rs. C. M. Z im m erm an, w h ere tw o
c la sse s of boys and one of g irls sp en t
a h ap p y evening. T h e o th e r w as held
L a G rippe w hich som e p erso n s seem ly fo r m ankind, la g rip p e is not a in th e c h u rc h by se v e ra l c la sse s of
to re g a rd as "a v ery bad co ld ” is re a l­ deadly disease u n d er O steopathic care. high school age.
ly a “d eadly" d isease and fo r m any T he O steo p ath ic p h y sician is ab le to
D. E. T ow le is in a tte n d a n c e today
people proves fu lly us d an g e ro u s as c o n tro l th e p ath o lo g ical (o r d isease) and S a tu rd a y a t th e m eeting of th e
pneum onia, alth o u g h its ra v ag es a re c h an g es set up In th e o rg an ism by W oodburn G ro w ers’ In s titu te . He is
not a s im m ediate. It is in sid io u s in la -g rip p e so th a t he a c tu a lly m odifies to give th e clo sin g a d d re s s of th e s e s ­
Its a s s a u lt upon h ealth . L a G rippe th e d isease en tirely . He lessen s th e sion to m o rro w a fte rn o o n on “r a s p ­
victim s lan g u ish from low ered v itality se v e rity of th e sym p to m s and r e ­ b e rrie s .”
and p e rm a n e n t w eak en in g of th e d u ces th e (lain and su fferin g g re a tly ,
C u rtis H en d rick s h a s a rriv ed hom e
h e a rt, only to ex p erien ce la te r and “h o rte n s th e d u ra tio n 6f th e a tta c k ,
often freq u en t a tta c k s of in creasin g sav es th e p a tie n ts s tre n g th and p ro ­ for a v isit at th e hom e of his p a re n ts.
sev erity , each of w hich in tu rn leaves m otes re c u p e ra tio n in such a way th a t Mr. an d Mrs. J. W. H en d rick s. C u rtis
th e su fferer w eak er and m ore su sc e p ­ th e p a tie n t a c tu a lly gets w ell in m uch has been lo r sev eral m onths a p a tie n t
tib le to o th e r m alad ies. T he door is less tim e th a t th e d o cto rs allow for in th e V e te ra n s’ h o sp ita l. T acom a. He
th u s opened to in v ite in pneum onia, th e » xpected p ro s tra tio n . T h ese a re is g re a tly im proved in h e a lth and h as
ty p h o -p n eu m o n la an d typhoid. A co n ­ facts, n o t th eo ries, and a re su s c e p ti­ sig n ed out. H e ex p ects to go in a
s titu tio n th a t h as been w eakened by ble of im m ediate d e m o n stratio n w h en ­ sh o rt tim e to C alifo rn ia.
N ext S unday, D ecem ber 17, a t the
" th e g rip " is very likely to co llap se ev er la g rip p e s ta lk s th ro u g h th e
u n d er th e toxufs g en erated by th ese household. You d o n ’t have to w ait F re e M ethodist ch u rc h , th e re w ill be
d iseases. Many of th e now freq u en t fo r th e outco m e of th e disease to a s ­ p re a c h in g by th e p a sto r, the Rev. E.
sudden d eath s asc rib e d to “h e a rt d i­ c e rta in if th is new d ru g le ss tre a tm e n t I). B lack m an , a t 11 o'clock, follow ing
sease" an d " h e a rt fa ilu re " a re th e end is going to prove b e tte r th an an y th in g th e S u n d ay school. T h e co n g reg atio n
p ro d u cts of la g rip p e, n itre and sim ple. else you have been used to. It proves w ill join in th e union serv ices a t the
T he tre a tm e n t of la g rip p e th e r e ­ th a t it Is, th en and th ere. It b eg in s to M ethodist c h u rc h in th e evening.
fore is all im p o rtan t. H ere is a good show Its su p e rio rity from th e first
M rs H. T im m erm an w as ta k e n to
illu s tra tio n w h ere "A stitc h in tim e tre a tm e n t.
th e Good S a m a rita n h o sp ita l th is a f ­
saves n in e" In fact, p re v en ts a dam age
D u rin g th at g re a t epidem ic of flu tern o o n to be o p erated on for an
to v itality w hich c an n o t la te r be r e ­ official s ta tis tic s show th a t th e O steo­ a c u te a tta c k of ap p en d ic itis. She w as
paired. W hat has th u s been recorded p a th s only lost o n e-fo u rth of one p er ta k e n su d d en ly ill T h u rsd a y m orning.
as re g a rd s th e d a n g e rs of la g rip p e is cen t of th e ir cases, w hile th e o th e r
th e h isto ry of la g rip p e u n d er drug s y s tiin s of th e re p a tlc s la st 8 to It) per
P le a s a n t Home L an d m a rk B arn s.
tre a tm e n t and u n d e r all o th e r t r e a t­ cen t of th e ir ra s e s
A w ord to th e
F ire co m p letely d estro y ed th e house
m en ts except O steo p ath ). F o rtu n a te ­ w ise Is sufficient.—Adv
of Mrs. J. A. S tep h en s a t P le a s a n t
H ome la s t.T h u r s d a y n ig h t, to g eth er
w ith h ousehold goods belonging to
Mrs. S te p h e n s and th e la te st te n a n t,
Mrs. A. M. C lark . T h e orig in of the
fire is u n k n o w n an d is so m eth in g of
a m y stery as Mrs. C la rk had been
aw ay and th e h o u se unoccupied for
th re e w eeks.
T he h o u se w as b u ilt ab o u t 50 y e a rs
ago and w as one of th e la n d m a rk s of
th e locality.
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BIG BUSY DAYS
ARE LEFT FOR XMAS BUYING
There is only a short time left in which to do the
Christmas Shopping. This year let all your gifts be
St “Gifts of Utility”, gifts that will be used during the
coming year, bringing many happy remembrances to
** the recipient
Christmas Suggestions
WINCHESTER
Electrical Goods
USEFUL TOOLS
FLASHLIGHTS
that are always useful.
Hot-Point Irons
Heaters
Waffle Irons
Percolators
Give the man or boy a
good tool, he will appre­
ciate it.
Gold Plated
Nickle Plated
Fibre Cases
All styles, sizes and prices
Winchester Brilliant
Long-Life Batteries.
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Don’t run the risk of failure by having that Christ­
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us do it for you. It will be more satisfactory, cheap­
er and a saving of time and labor for you.
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A m eetin g of w e ste rn s ta te s ' gov-
e ru o rs w as re cen tly held in S an F ra n -
cisco fo r th e p u rp o se of adopting a
u n ifo rm sy stem of ta x in g g aso lin e 2
i c u ts a g allo n in th e eleven w estern
s ta te s w h ich w ould ra ise a fund of
$100,000,000 a y ear.
E v ery tim e
F ord filled its 10-gallon tan k , It w ould
pay 20 c e n ts In tax.
We offer boxes, Mixed C andy, and m any o th e r sw eet
a p p ro p ria te at C h ristm as.
th in g s
CIGARS, CIGARETTES. TOBACCOS. NITS
Schanno’s Confectionery
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4-— Patterns— 4
50-Pieee Sets
42-Piece Sets
32-Piece Sets
Nippon imported China,
very pretty designs
The Set
American Bijou China
American Decorated
\Y are. While they last
Per Set
$24.98
$15.69
5-Piece Sets
Glass
Mixing Bowls
Set 79<i
GIVE THE
BOV A AV AGON
Prices from
$1.35 to $11.00
fo r th e Disc W heel,
R u b b er T ire,
W in c h e ste r W agon
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Special, the set
Large Oval
Aluminum
Roasters
20-year guarantee
Each $2.69
WINCHESTER
ROLLER SKATES
per pair
$1.89
Cups and Saucers
Hand Painted
in fo u r p a tte rn s or
G old B and.
Spcl per set $1.49
$5.39
SILVERWARE
1M7 R odgers B ro s.
A m b assad o r P a tte rn
L ifetim e g u a ra n te e
M any p re tty g ifts.
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I’yrex (hen AVare
Universal
always useful
Percolators
A very n re tty piece Is
th e new l ’yrex G lass
T ea P ot
All sizes and prices
Walnuts—Oregon
Walnuts—California
Peanuts ....
Almonds ...
Brazils
Mixed Nuts
OFF FOR SCHOOLS AND CHI RC1IES
Cigars in boxes of 10, 12, 25, 50 at 50c, $1.00, $1.50, $1.75, $3.50
^ 'ec,r’c ^ n,as Free Decorations, safetv first, $2-$250
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Card of T hanks.
We w ish to exten d o u r g ra titu d e to !
th e B oring Odd F ello w s and Rebe- 1 8
"» aah s. th e s ta te em ployes a t B onne- |
JA ville, o u r n eig h b o rs an d m any kind ! 8
va frien d s for th e ir b eau tifu l flow ers and j
p ath y d u rin g o u r bereavem ent.
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Mr. an d Mrs. G. C arlso n and Fam ily. I
8 Phone 1151
W A N TED E very boy an d g irl to
a X m as p re s e n t put up in a i 8
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e a t C h ristm a s box w ith o u t cost.
B ank. G resham ,
? O C all regon, F irs to t r S In tate
stru ctio n s.
o p in io n s a g a in s t th e c o u rs e
g o v ern m en t In th e w ar.
AUTOCASIINP
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P leasin g palates ¡s nm a once a year job of oom. W edo
it every day. We do f e e l , how ever, th at C h ristm as
offers us all unusual o p p o rtu n ity to be of service to th e
sw eet-crav in g public.
3 Good Values in Sets, each set packed separately iin a carton
T h e re a re still m any p o litical p r is ­
o n e rs confined in ja ils of th e U nited
S tates. In a ll o th e r c o u n trie s. It is
claim ed , th e w ar p riso n e rs have been
released . No one of th e 76 p riso n e rs
s till confined h ere, acco rd in g to T he I
C h u rch m an , w as con v icted of crim es | M
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DISHES FOR GIFTS
Plain mixed, the pound
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Cream mixed, the pound...... ........... 80c
French mixed, the pound.... ........... SSc
Christmas mixed, the pound
20c
Chocolates, the pound
Chocolates in boxes...
75 c. $1.00, $1.25
Bethel Baptist Church Services.
CITY BAKERY
A little Wonder, See it !
All moderately priced
W in ch e ster H am m ers
W in ch e ster P la n e s
W in c h e s te r C hisels
Winchester F ile rs
W in c h e ste r S crew D riv ers
B races and B its
M any o th e r u se fu l g ifts to
se le c t from .
IN OUR CANDY DEPARTMENT
Bible school w ill b egin a t 10 o’clock.
A fter th e o p en in g ex e rc ise s the m en's
Bible c la s s w ill re tire to tlie p a rs o n ­
age for th e stu d y ho u r. A t 11 o'clock
I’a s to r B arry w ill d isc u ss a portion of
th e L o rd ’s P ra y e r, th e second in the
| series. T h e c h o ir w ill re n d e r th e an-
' them . "T h e L ight of th e W orld," and
th e re w ill be o th e r sp ecial m usic.
T h e m id-w eek serv ice w ill be held
on W ednesday evening a t th e p a rs o n ­
age. T h e su b ject w ill be "T h e B urden
B earer."
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FRESH BREAD BAKED DAILY
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P le a sa n t llum e B ap tist (liu rc h .
Bible school w ill be held at 10
o 'clo ck on S u n d « ” and II. Y. P. U. in
th e ev en in g a t 7:30.
P a sto r B arry
w ill p reach in th e evening on "T he
K ingdom ot R ig h teo u sn ess."
Table Stoves
W inchester Saws
of th e I
A. W. Metzger & Co.
QUALITÀ' AND SERVICE
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