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Coal!
GRESHAM OrTI-OOK.
fo a l!
fo a l!
P o r coal see U urten W alrad, G resh
am , phone 1411.
Adds add to your ad-vantage.
BETHEL
BAPTIST
**Thp («lad H a n d
C b s r e h .”
B ib le S chool 1ft a . m ., S e rm o n a t 11 a m
a n d 7 30 p . m . L o r d 's S u p p e r th e first
S u n d a y o f th e m o n th . B ib le S tu d y a n d
P r a is e S e rv ic e W e d n e s d a y , 7 :30 p. m.
C h o ir R e h e a r s a l. T h u r s d a y . 7:30 p. m.
“ I 'lih e r s a l B rotherhood Is the G oal”
“Come thou w ith us and w e w ill do
thee good.’
DAVID Q. BARRY, B. Th., P asto r.
NOTIC E TO STOC KHOLDERS.
STOCK REDUCING SALE
Still Continues
Store Closed All Day Monday, Nov. 12, on account of
A R M IS T IC E
DAY
L. A. W ACK & CO.
WOOD SAWING
For Prompt and Efficient Woodsawing
Phone Geo. Shaw, Gresham 2 2 9 or
Leave orders at Hessel’s Farm Machinery Phone 1141
New Equipment, Expert Sawyers, Satisfaction
Guaranteed,
Rates Reasonable
ED. SMITH
ù 'ù 'S fft
GEO. SHAW, Phone 229
W E STIN G H O U SE
is a world-wide word
WESTINGHOUSE
MAZDA
LAMPS
are used universally for all lighting purposes and give
the most light for the least money. The name Westing-
house insures quality. Look for the big W on your
lamp bulb. VVe have Westinghouse lamps for all
purposes.
10 to SO w att.......................................................each $ .32
60 watt.................................................................each
.37
75 w att.................................................................each
.55
100 w att...............................................................each
.70
I Î0 watt
each
.90
- 0 0 watt
................................................... each 1.15
L. L. KIDDER HDW. CO.
Gresham, Oregon
Phone 1421
Grocery Bulletin
Special Prices for Saturday and Tuesday
Newberg Ham, whole or half...
lb.
Picnics, small shoulder hams
lb.
Y oung America Cheese, whole cheese . ...lb.
32c
19c
32c
Bulk Cocoa, 4 lb#. 25c Bulk Dates, 2 lbs. 25c
Hood River Apples
Fancy W rapped Spitzenbergs
bo.\
Faced and Filled Spitzenbergs
Special
These are all large apples
S I.23
.87
COFFEE SPECIAL, ANY KIND
lb 42:
GRESHAM LOCALS
Notice is hereby given th a t th e re g
u la r an n u a l m eeting of the sto ck h o ld
ers of th e M ultnom ah County F a ir w ill
be held in th e city hall, G resham , on
Monday, Decem ber 3, 1923, a t 8 p. m.
T his m eeting is for th e purpose of
electing a board of d irec to rs to serve
for th e ensuing year, to vote on
am ending A rticle 17, Section 1, of the
co n stitu tio n providing for an Increase
in the n um ber of d irec to rs to 10 or
m ore, and to tra n s a c t such o th er busi-
ness as may legally com e before the
m eeting.
By o rd er of boa-d of d irec to rs, th is
5th day of Novem ber, 1923.
rt. J. PU LFER . S ecretary .
OUR GIGANTIC
3 lbs $1.25
5 lbs $1.95
Corned Beef
Large Can \ eribest Corned Beef
47c
Prize of $15.00 set of Silver« are will be awarded
to winner in guessing contest. Wednesday, Nov
ember 14, at 5 o'clock.
»,
Iî»i3
SICK C H IL D R E N S H O IL D
HE K E P T FROM SCHOOL
rock V
vood
P SS lay
S hoe
ttf W • Hf. OFF.
W e know of no b e tte r
sh o es fo r c h ild re n . T h e
m an y satisfied c u sto m
e rs we h av e Is th e best
proof of th e ir service.
$ 2 -5 0
to
$ 4 .5 0
Armistice Day
Monday
<»nr «tore will he
closed all da».
The WINCHESTER Store
Phone 1451
NOVEMBER
A large num ber g athered to enjoy
“Man h as too long considered him
th e u ndenom inational services a t th e
self a special creatio n , not a p a r t of
Odd F ellow s h all last Sunday a fte r
n atu re , b ut in som e w ay different
noon and th o se In ch arg e hope for
from , su p erio r to ail o th e r life,” says
still m ore next Sunday. T he services
Dr. F red erick D. S trick e r of th e S tate
w ill be held a t 2:30, w hen th e Rev. S.
B oard of H ealth, d iscu ssin g h e a lth
F. P itts w ill preach. All a re welcome.
ful schools.
“Man
is
ju st
as
K. K. K aser, who recently lost heav m uch a p a rt of n a tu re as a h o rse or
ily in th e b u rn in g of his b arn and an elep h an t, and is eq u ally subject
o th er buildings, had the m isfo rtu n e to to n a tu re 's laws. T he stock grow er
lose th e end of the little finger of his
has long learn ed th e lesson th a t it is
rig h t hand w hen he cau g h t it in a cog bad business to mix th e h ealth y a n i
of a m achine w ith which he w as w ork m als w ith th e ones th a t a re diseased.
ing.
In sp ite of th is w ell know n fact m any
David W eaver is spending a few of o u r schools a re still th e in cu b ato rs
days h ere looking afte r business m a t of disease. T his is due to th e fact
te rs. He is living a t Roseburg, w here th a t som e p a re n ts in sist on sending
he w ent rec en tly to m ake his home.
sick ch ild ren to school and th e teach er
C. R. W heeler, fo rm erly a b arb er does not recognize th e serio u s con
here, is now em ployed a t th e Todd sequences of allow ing an unw ell child
to atten d .
b arb e r shop.
T he lib ra ry w ill be closed all day
"W hen in doubt do not send th e
Monday, Novem ber 12, In honor of child to school.
All q uestionable
A rm istice Day.
cases should be referre d to the h ealth
Monday th e 12th, A rm istice Day, is officer. T he best Investm ent a county
a legal holiday in Oregon. T he m er can m ake is a full tim e h ealth u n it
c h a n ts of G resham have ag reed to w hich w ill in su re th e p ro p er invest!
close all day. T he day will be gener gation of all suspicious cases. P ar
ally observed.
en ts and te ac h ers can do m uch to
T he re g u la r m eeting of th e G resh lessen infection if they will observe
am g ran g e w ill be held on S atu rd ay , and follow a few sim ple ru les. A
November 10, being an all-d ay ses child should not be sent to school, or
sion. A good p ro g ram is being p re should be excluded from school:
pared for th e open session in th e a f
“ Who has an ac u te cold.
tern o o n by th e le ctu rer, Mrs. H. A.
“Who has a fever.
C urry.
All m a ste rs, o v erseers and
“Who is broken out w ith a rash.
le c tu re rs of su b o rd in ate g ran g es of
“Who has a sputum raisin g cough.
M ultnom ah co unty will be p rese n t at
"W ho has a sw elling of th e neck or
th e grange. T his will be th e ir first face.
re g u la r m eeting since th e ir o rg an iza
“Who can n o t eat on account of ill
tion a t Rockwood recently.
ness.
E. E. and Mrs. E m m ett W elling of
“Who is n auseated, dizzy, or faint.
Baker, Oregon, a re visiting w ith re la
"W ho has red or w eeping eyes.
tives here.
"W ho lives in a hom e th a t is q u a r
T he re g u la r m eeting of th e A reme antined.
club will be held at th e hom e of Mrs.
A w ise p a re n t w ill m ake certain
W. J. Ott on T uesday aftern o o n , No th a t a child th a t has receen tly had an
vem ber 13. T he hostess w ill be a s s is t ac u te a tta c k of contag io u s disease
ed by Mrs. B. W. T horne, Mrs. C. M. w ill not re tu rn to school un til such
Q uicksall and Mrs. V era T ucker. contagion has fully cleared. To send
M embers ure asked to b rin g th e fin a child to school w hen n ot fully re
ished a rtic le s for th e bazaar.
covered, not only m ay be an ad d i
Jo h n L. Stafford re tu rn e d yesterday tio n al risk to th e child, b u t is a g reat
from L ibertyville,' Illinois, w here he w rong to o th er ch ild ren , who may be
w ent tw o w eeks ago, ta k in g th e body infected and serio u sly in ju red by con
of his fath e r. It. W. Stafford, for burial tact w ith such a case.”
at th a t place.
T he W om an’s Home M issionary so S. OF V. W ILE HOLD
ciety of th e M ethodist E piscopal
COMMUNITY SOCIAL
ch u rch w ill m eet a t th e ch u rch on
W ednesday aftern o o n , November II
U nder the auspices of th e Division
The hostesses w ill be Mrs. C. E. Rush C om m andery of th e D ivision of Ore
er, Mrs. G eorge W. Page and Mrs. A gon Sons of V eterans U. S. A. and
D owsett.
for th e benefit of work in G resham a
T he R ebekahs w ill have a bake sale novel com m unity sccial is scheduled
on November 17 at some place which to be held In the G range hall on S at
w ill be announced later.
urday, November 17, beginning a t 8
T he B ap tist L adies' Guild will m eet o’clock in th e evening.
for w ork at th e home of G randm a
T his will be th e first of a series of
Jo h n so n on South R oberts avenue
socials and e n tertain m en ts to which
next T uesday afternoon at 2 o’clock
th e public is invited and which are to
W omen a re asked to bring scissors.
A d elig h tfu l su rp rise p a rty w as be given in th e in te re st of th e p a tri
held in honor of Mrs. A lbert Camp on otic work.
At th is tim e will be Introduced the
T h u rsd ay aftern o o n , w hich w as a t
la st word In baseball, the regulation
tended by m any of her friends.
G eorge H ayden has been ill for gam e excepting th a t it is played w ith
som e tim e w ith sciatic rh eu m atism cards m ade especially and If Interest
w hich keeps him confined to th e house w a rra n ts a reg u lar season series will
th e m ost of th e tim e.
be opened to continue th ro u g h o u t the
W. L. R obertson, who has been ill w inter, en ding In a cham pionship con-
w ith pneum onia recen tly , having had t(8 t between th e Camps of Sons of Vet
a tta c k s first in one lung an d then in e ra n s in the county.
th e o th er, is m uch im proved.
O ther gam es w hich are th e last
On acco u n t of A rm istice Day the word in the am usem ent field will be in
O utlook office w ill be closed ull day troduced and th ro u g h o u t the evening
Monday, Novem ber 12.
a rig id set of rules will be observed,
w hich if broken, will lead to fines and
BOV SUCCUMBS A U ER
assessm ents and th e p arties who man
L IN G E R IN G ILLN E SS age to spend the evening w ith o u t be
Ing fined will have to explain very
Jam es W illiam L am bert, son of J. J
clearly th e reason for so little action
L am bert of th e Lynch d istric t, died
November 8, 1923, afte r an illness ex on th e ir p art, and it is safe to say
ten d in g over th e past six m onths. He will be found g u ilty of o b stru ctin g and
w as loved by all who knew him. Fu In terferin g
T he th irs ty will oe able to satisfy
n eral services will be held at St. Jos
ep h 's ch u rch on th e Powell Valley th e ir w ants at the cider press w here
road on Monday m orning, November w ith th e ir own hands they may press
12, at 9 o'clock. In term en t w ill be In as m any apples as th e ir ta ste and purse
dictate.
Mt. Scott cem etery.
At all tim es th e refresh m en t com
m ittee will be on hand to see th a t the
proper d ain tie s are available for all.
T he D ivision C om m andery will be
assisted by the local Sons and G rand
Arm y V eterans, the Ladles of the Sons
of V eterans A uxiliary and the Womens
R elief Corps.
•
Those who atten d are assu red an
evening every m in u te of w hich will be
one of pleasu re ano novel e n te rta in
m ent and one to be well rem em bered.
The next en tertain m en t planned will
be a p resen tatio n of two comedies
w hich were given by the ladles of Owen
S um m ers Camp No. 4 A uxiliary No. 1,
of P o rtland. T his will be given early
Ja n u ary .
A. W . METZ G E R <& CO.
Quality and Service
FRIDAY.
C n tS H A M
OSMON
At th e la st m eeting of th e P aren t-
T each er asso ciatio n it w as decided to
hold a series of e n te rta in m e n ts and
c a rn iv a ls to raise money for the m a
te ria l for a play shed. The first en
te rta in m e n t of th e series w ill be held
on T h an k sg iv in g eve, concerning
w hich fu lle r an n o u n cem en ts will be
made. Rockwood school has in stalled
play a p p a ra tu s co n sistin g of shoot-
th e ch u tes, sw ing and te e te r combined.
Ja u n lta Tyson in ju red her hip and
nees sev erely o n W ednesday when
th e horse w hich she w as riding slipped
and fell on th e pavem ent, throw ing
h er fo th e ground.
Mr. and Mrs. F red W eiderm an and
ch ild ren of K erry, O regon, w ere the
g u ests of Mr. and Mrs W illard Cook
on S atu rd ay and Sunday. O ther re
cent g u ests w ere Mr. and Mrs. Ben
S m ith of P o rtlan d and O scar Sedlg of
G resham .
A rm istice D ay
NOVEMBER ELEVENTH
Out of respect for the memory of the boys
“ over th ere” and because Armistice Day falls
on Sunday, this
TWENTIETH CENTURY GROCERY
Will be closed all day Monday, November 12.
Our Usual Specials Will Be in Force Saturday
One More Chance
To get one of the
B eautiful T o k o n ab e Flow er Bowls
a t 25C each
HERE’S ANOTHER ONE THAT WILL SURPRISE YOU
C repe Silk H an d k erch iefs
a t 15C each
See our Window Display
HEPP’S RACKET STORE
Gresham
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-
Oregon
Store Closed All Day November 12, on account of
A R M IS T IC E
DAY
T H IN K
Think What ?
T hanksgiving is Com ing and you will need SU ET.
Order now and avoid disappointm ent.
GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
A. J. W. BROWN, Prop.
Phone 1891
Pow ell S treet, G resham
Armistice Day
F iv e y e a rs ag o th e G re a t W a r ended a n d
th e th o u g h ts of ev ery "D o u g h b o y ” tu rn e d
to w a rd hom e.
”‘s’o it's home again and hom e again.
A m erica for me.
.Vg heart is tu rn in g hom e again,
A n d there I long to be;
In the land o f yo u th and freedom .
Beyond the ocean bars.
W here the air is fu ll o f freedom
A nd the dag is fu ll o f s ta r s ”
— VAN DYKE
111 th is conflict a list of 317.387 k illed a n d
w ounded, w as th e h u m a n cost th e s e boys
paid in th e ir successful effo rts to defen d o u r
flag a n d c o u n try .
1 hose of us w ho a p p re c ia te th e ir sacrifice
w ill c o n tin u e to p ro te c t th e h o m es of
A m erica by obedience to law , by h a rd w ork
a n d by T H R IF T .
S ave a n d H ave.
First State Bank
GRESHAM. OREGON
A STRONG BANK
Window Cleaning
F or expert w indow clean in g see S.
T atim a, or leave o rd ers w ith John
Brown. G resham , phone 2501.
The P eo p les’ B argain counter,
the w ant ads.
See
T h e Bank o f G resh am paya 5 per
-e u t intere«! on tim e d ep o sits.— A.1»
T H IN K !
The an n u al m eeting of st<
holders of M ultnom ah county
w ill soon be held. W hat can
done to put th e fair on its
financially. You should investig
think and act —Adv
S ilt
Milk re p o rt b lan k s now for sale
See the woman w ith 100 pockets.
cheap at th e O utlook office.
E vening of Friday. Nor. 2 3 —Adv