PAGE »OI K
OKESHAW OUTLOOK,
Many W illam ette valley fa rm e rs but Is not so quickly available. W hen
b u rn th e ir straw sta c k s in the fall. A straw is added to th e heavier soils and
ton of o rd in ary stra w contains prac-1 th o ro u g h ly disked in. th e soil has
tic ally th e sam e am ount of p lant food 1 given in creases in yield alm ost as
m a teria l as a ton of b arn y a rd m an u re, large as for b arn y ard m anure.
BIG SHIPMENT OF
B lankets
» R ID A I,
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GRESHAM LOCALS
Al. Baum an h as opened a service
sta tio n on th e Pow ell V alley road in
the east p a rt of th e city w here he is
p rep ared to serv e all m otorists. His
m otto is "S ervice w ith a Sm ile."
Mrs. Dan M urphy has been q u ite ill
for the p ast few days. She is being
cared for by Mrs. H eine.
Mrs. Cora B. W alker en tertain ed at
d in n er T h u rsd ay Mr. and Mrs. O. A.
E astm an and fam ily and Mrs. M. E.
P atterso n .
Miss C onstance P age of P o rtlan d
and Mr. and Mrs. E. W. A ylsw orth
and ch ild ren w ere th e g u ests on
T h anksgiving of Mr. and Mrs. George
Page.
Mrs. C ath erin e H arm on is very ill
a t her home and is being cared for by
her d au g h ters.
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NOVEMBER M ,
20th Century Grocery
MULTIPLYING DOLLAR POWER
Hundreds of items priced in the 20th Century way release many a dollar ordi
narily spent for table supplies for other purposes.
In the aggregate these prices m ultiplying the dollar power m eans a wonderful
saving in the period of only a few months.
Saturday and Monday, a Few Dollars Will Do the Work of Many
Cry stal White Soap...................................................................................... 10 bars
39c
Koyal Halting Powder, large cans, sold at service stores ordinarily at 50c, 20th Cen
tury price 40c, and a five cent package of S O S Free.
Royal Club Coffee.................................................. 1-pound can 39c, 3-pound
$1.08
J. N. M ew hirter and h is g randson,
Lyle Mason, w ere h o sts y esterd ay to
Guest Ivory Soap, bar 5?, box of 12 bars 53c and 2 5c packages of S O S FR EE
Mr. and Mrs. H erm on O sborn and son
with every dozen.
from W oodstock, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
B ark er and sons of P o rtlan d , Mr. and
Mrs. Clel Addy and baby, Mr. and
Mrs. H arry T ru itt an d d au g h ter
Louise.
Among th e W illam ette U niversity
stu d e n ts to join th e ir hom e folks on
T hanksgiving day w ere Miss E va
T acheron, Miss Violet Coe, Miss C aro
line T allm an, Miss M arjorie Lym an
Sno-Lite, white washing soap....................................................................... 10 bars 35c
and Ourey Hisey.
Red Bird Matches, full count, contain 20 cubic inches of noiseless tip matches
D inner gu ests y esterd ay a t th e H. L.
St. C lair hom e w ere Mr. and Mrs.
regular 3 for 25?, our price.............................................................5 boxes 25?
L eslie T. St. C lair an d ch ild ren and
WALNUTS, California No. I soft shell................................................ per pound 29?
Miss E m m a B. Johnson.
Mrs. H. M. Shaw took d in n er on
Creme Oil Soap, lots of stores won’t even give you 3 for 25c, 20th Century'
T h anksgiving day w ith h er son, Geo.
price special............................................................................................4 bars 25?
Shaw and fam ily a t F airview .
At a recen t m eeting of th e au x iliary
BACON HACKS— Most delicious we can get, by the half or whole piece 25c pound.
of G resham P ost A m erican Legion
I lien, hue side Bacon, by the piece, 28c pound. Mind you. this is not smoke cured
th e follow ing officers w ere chosen to
from salt pork, but genuine fresh pork, freshly cured.
serve for th e ensuing y ea r: p resident,
Mrs. O. A. E astm an ; vice p resident,
20th Century Coffee— Is better in every way,....................pound 33c, 3 pounds 95?
Mrs. J. H. M etzger; secreta ry , Miss
E lsa S h arp ; tre a su re r, Mrs. J. S.
Chiodo; se rg e a n t a t arm s, Mrs. H. J.
Chase E. St. C lair atten d ed th e sec
P u lfe r; chaplain, Mrs. A. Hughes.
ond
an n u al T hanksgiving of a party
D inner g u ests a t th e C. M. Z im m er
m an home y esterd ay w ere Mr. and of M azamas a t th e hom e of Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. E lford and ch ild ren , E rn est Mrs. E. T. V alliant in P o rtlan d . Among
and M arie, of P o rtlan d , Mrs. Z im m er the g u ests know n h ere w as Miss Mary
m an ’s sister, Mrs. H eine and son P. B illm eyer, county h ea lth nurse.
N ext S un d ay ’s services a t th e Zion
Billy, little Dan M urphy of G resham ,
E vangelical ch u rch w ill be Sunday
and F red H atfleld of T ro u td ale.
T h anksgiving day g u ests a t th e school a t 10 o’clock, p reach in g at 11
home of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. W onacott in th e E nglish language by th e p asto r,
w ere th e ir sons, W. T., and C. N. th e Rev. H. R. G ebhardt, on th e topic
W onacott and fam ilies and th e ir Who Is T h is?” T he choir w ill sing
gran d so n , C hester W onacott, all of th e an th em “Be Joyful in th e L ord."
We are thankful—
P o rtlan d .
Request has been m ade by the pres
D inner g u ests at th e hom e of Mr ident of th e Sew and So circle of th e
That America stands united and power
ful;
an d Mrs. C. M. H arriso n y esterd ay M ethodist L adies Aid th a t all articles
w ere Mr. and Mrs. C. F. K esterson and for the bazaar to be held on Dec. 5th
That brave hearts and broad oceans
son K enneth, Mr. and Mrs. G.
guard us from any foreign danger;
be tak en as soon as possible to th e
Richey of P lea san t Valley, Mrs. L ester home of Mrs. B. L. W alrad for m a rk
T hat education, equal rights and de
Richey and little d au g h ter from Pen ing.
mocracy find free expression here;
dleton.
That opportunity lies on every hand and
A ttorney W. J. Cooper from West-
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k M etzger w ent hope, N orth D akota, arriv ed on last
every man has a chance to advance;
to Salem y esterd ay to v isit th eir Monday to m ake his hom e here. Mr.
That practically every man has work,
d au g h ter T helm a, who U a p atien t in Cooper came several m onths ago w ith I
good wages and a chance to save for the
future;
th e sta te tu b e rc u la r hospital.
his fam ily and settled them here and I
Mrs. J. H. W hite visited h er hus retu rn ed to N orth D akota to look afte r
T hat an American dollar is worth a dol
lar and when we earn one we have some
band W ednesday and T h u rsd ay at affairs there.
thing better than a bale of European paper
P o rtlan d h ospital, w here he has been
Miss H ester T horpe, a te ac h er in the
money.
receiving tre a tm e n t for the p ast th ree
A lbany school, is the g u est of Mr. and
m onths for a b roken and cru sh ed leg
Mrs. Jo h n Brow n.
He is still confined to his bed and is
“ The true secret of success Is Thrift,
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. L ounsberry of I
suffering m uch pain.
and principall) as applied to saving.”
Rockwood brought th e ir little daugh- j
Mrs. C lara Sunday w as a T h a n k s
—Sir Thomas Lipton.
te r L au ra to G resham today to be
giving day guest a t a fam ily reunion
t n a te d by Dr. Mary E. Becker. T he J
a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Oren
child has been an helpless invalid
L ingle at D am ascus.
since her babyhood. She is now 13
T he G resham R ebekah W elfare club
years old.
w ill m eet on Monday. Decem ber 1. at
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Jack so n and
GRESHAM, OREGON
th e I. O. O. F. h all a t 11:30 for pot
fam ily were guests of Mr. and Mrs j
luck lunch. The aftern o o n w ill be d e
Delno Macaw for T hanksgiving d in n er. I
voted to sewing.
FLOUR—49-pound Sacks of Fancy Patent..................... $1.69
Cane Sugar, 10-pound sack, of the finest
Direct from the Mill
Good weight Cotton Blanket, wool finish, larger size
66x80, pretty plaids of blue, pink grey and tan
Specially Priced at, the Pair
>.98
L. A. WACK <& CO.
Gresham, Oregon
Phone 2221
United States Tires
Are Good Tires
NEW PRICES
Royal Cords
30x32
30x3£
32x3|
32x4
32x4i
G. J. Cords
$11.50
17.60
22.25
28.85
14.65
18.50
24.00
Kelly-Springfield
KANT-SLIP CORDS
32x3á
32x4
30.60
19.20
24.25
HESSEL’S FARM MACHINERY
VV. A. Hessel
GRESHAM
iikliahility
1141
service
1141
FOR THE BEST MEATS
Fresh or Cured, Lard, Etc., prepared and sold under ab
solutely sanitary conditions and at lowest
possible prices, you’ll go to
THE SANITARY MARKET
OKO. O IETL, Prop.
Phone t i l l
' t t v j r tr p e t >■,« fw
(Ire sham
to m eet e v e r y r n p i r n m t
Ford T rucks A re Bought
On Performance Records
l i you were to ask. a hun
dred or a thousand—Ford
truck owners why they use
Ford trucks, in preference
to sll others, they would
likely say, “ Because th e
Ford stands up."
They know that under the
endless grind of daily ser
vice the Ford stays on the
job month in and month
out, w ith very little me
chanical care, and w ith
practically no expense for
repurs or replacements.
They wouldemphasize the
work this truck does, not
its initial cost.
»o r J 1 ro.A , , r r hr bonghi thtoogh (h r to r d H eekty P nnhnte PI m .
RAKER A SON
G K IM IA M , OREGON
C A R S - TRUCKS
93c
Remember, We Are Holding the Greatest Canned Goods Sale of
Our History—Only a Few Days More of Special Prices
On Thanksgiving
$12.50
30x3?
-2 $11.50
Oversize 14.00
32x41
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First State Bank
T he u su al u n d en om inational s e r
vices w ill be held at th e Odd Fellow s
building next S unday aftern o o n at
2:30. T he Rev. S. F. P itts w ill preach
M usicians from P o rtlan d w ill fu rn ish
special num bers. All are welcome
Among local people to be draw n on
the circu it ju ry for the December terra
are W. C. Burch, J. V. Cogswell and
Mrs D. E. Towle.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. L arsen enter-
tail Ad at d inner T han k sg iv in g day Mr
and Mrs. John H ouser an d family,
C. A. Hill, W infred and F lorence Hill
W. Brown, and Miss E rm a V aughn, all
of P ortland.
A b eautiful baby girl w as born to
Mr and Mrs. A lbert Camp at th eir
hom e in G resham on W ednesday
m orning, b ut it did not live. Mrs.
Camp Is rep o rted to be doing well.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. C leveland en te r
tained at T h anksgiving d in n er th e ir
sons, C. E, of Stanfield and W endell
of H eppner and th e ir fam ilies.
The reg u lar m eeting of th e Queen
E sth e r circle will be held on Monday
evening. Decem ber 3, a t th e home of
Miss V irginia C urrln. A good a tte n d
ance Is expected as m a tte rs of im
p o rtan ce w ill come up. including re
p o rts of com m ittees app o in ted at the
last m eeting.
T he Ladies* Aid of th e M ethodist
E piscopal ch u rch has w ell u n d er way
th e plans for th e an n u a l b az aa r and
su p p er to be given In th e ch u rch p a r
lors on next W ednesday, D ecem ber 5.
The sale will begin at 2 SO and supper
will be served at 5:30. An a ttra c tiv e
program will be given a fte r th e su p
per, w hich will consist of readings
by Miss D orothy Rossm an of P ortland
and num bers by local m u sician s Miss
R ossm an will p resen t "T he H azing of
V allian t" and "Tw o Home Comings.*
All who have article s for th e sale are
req u ested to tu rn them over to th s ir
circ le officers not la ter th a n Monday.
Wm H Amos. son of Mrs. A. C.
G uynup, his wife and baby w ere guests
(or several days at the G uynup home.
They left on T hursday m orning for
<helr home in Kent, W ashington.
A STRONG BANK
EI’WOKTH LEAGUE RALLY
AT METHODIST ( III H( 11
T he E pw orth Leagues of th e Powell
V alley circ u it of the M ethodist E pisco
pal ch u rch have been busy w ith th e ir
m id-year in stitu te for th e la st th ree
w eeks. T he la st session w ill be th e
one th is evening. The o u tstan d in g
fe a tu re of th e in stitu te has been the
le ctu res given by Dr. G eorge B. P ra tt,
of P o rtlan d , on th e book of Rom ans.
T he sessions have had an av erag e a t
ten d an ce of about th irty . S eals for
w ork done w ill be given at th e Big
R ally th a t will tak e place Sunday eve
ning. The R ally will be the crow ning
serv ice of th e in stitu te. T he th ree
L eagues, F airview , P leasan t Home and
G resham , w ill u n ite in th e League s e r
vice beginning at 6:30, and th e special
Life Service serm on will be preached
by th e p asto r of th e local ch u rch , the
Rev. A. 8. Hisey. Views of th e M eth
odist buildings destroyed by th e r e
ce n t ea rth q u ak e in Ja p a n w ill be
show n ju st before the serm on.
T he m orning service w ill be of the
u su al high order. The p asto r w ill
p reach on th e topic, "T he P ow ers of
L ife.” The choir will have som e splen
did m usic for both m orning and eve
ning.
T he first q u a rte rly conference of |
th e p arish will be in session next F ri
day, beginning at 10 a. m. and co n
tin u in g th ro u g h th e day. w tth a b as
ket d in n er at noon. Ail official m em
bers of th e ch u rch es of th e p arish will
atten d . T he di trlc t su p e rin ten d e n t, I
the Rev D. H. Leech, D. D . will p re
side.
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Christmas Greetings Cards
W hat token of remembrance would be more
appreciated during the holiday season, by your
friends than a Holiday Greetings Card.
T his sto re c a rrie s th e la rg e st and m ost com plete
show ing of G reeting Cards, Post Cards and Booklets ever
show n in G resham .
Prices range from 1c to 15c. Nothing over 15c
Make your selectio n s early w hile our stock is com plete
HEPP’S RACKET STORE
I hone 1236
thee pood.’
DAVID Q. BARRY. B. T h . Paator.
Gresham, Oregon
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Watch for the big DOLL SPECIAL!
Coming Soon
Under New Management
East Gresham Service Station
Pow ell Valley Road, n ear S tan d ard Oil T anks
AL. BAI MAN, P ro p .
GAS
BETHEL
BAPTIST
“Thr Gls,i llaad
Charek."
Bible School 19 a. m , Sermon at 11 a. m.
and 7 JO p. m. Lord’s Supper the first
Sunday or the month. Bible Study and
P raise Service W ednesday. 7 JO p. m
Choir Rehearsal. Thursday. 7 JO p m
U niversal B rotherhood is th e Goal”
Come thou w ith n t and we w ill do
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OILS
GREASES
Free Crankcase Service
C rd
. ( Thank«."
Wagnzlnes Wanted-----------
We w ish to th a n k our m any friends ' B rln* your om m agazines and pa-
for th e ir k in d n ess to us d u rin g the i p ers ,o 8,ore next door to th e G resh-
sick n ess and death of our dear one aln Br°duce F rid ay and S atu rd ay No-
and especially to Mrs. C. E R u s h e r.' Vember 30 »nd Decem ber 1.
who was our co n stan t help.
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F or c o s lT jc Bu^?en W’S a d , O resh-
Mr. and Mrs. F ran k Metzger and
Fam ily.
am , phone 1(11.