Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, December 11, 1923, Page 4, Image 4

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    PAGE FOUR
GRESHAM OUTLOOK.
GRESHAM LOCALS
R ecent news item s from V ancouver,
W ashington, tell of th e su ccessfu l year
At its reg u la r m eeting la st S a tu r­ ju s t closed by th e ch am b er of com ­
day G resham g ran g e elected th e fol­ m erce of th a t place and of th e sound
low ing officers to serve for th e en ­ financial standing. All bills are paid
suing y ear: m a ste r, F. C. H odge; o ver­ an d th e tre a su ry show s a b alance of
seer, A. Ruegg; le ctu rer, Mrs. Sophie »1075 to its cred it. A y ear ago the
C u rry ; stew ard, Mrs. B a rb a ra S leret ch am b er owed »900 and w as facing a
a s sista n t stew ard, G eorge Honey su it to collect back re n t fo r th e room s
ch aplain, Mrs. Win. H o rn eck er; sec­ It occupied. Lew is S h attu ck , pioneer
re ta ry , Mrs. M innie S q u ire; g a te ­ p resid en t of th is place and first m ayor
of G resham , is p resid en t
keeper. George S leret; tre a su re r, Geo.
G uests honoring K. A M iller and
L eslie;
Ceres. Mrs. Belle T h o rn e;
Pom ona, Miss M argaret A nicker; d au g h ter V irginia la st Sunday on th e
F lora, Mrs. V olbrecht; lady assista n t, occasion of th e ir b irth d ay s w ere Mr.
M iller’s p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. A. F.
Mrs. S usie Ruegg.
The re g u la r m eeting of th e W. C. M iller of P o rtlan d and his b ro th er,
T. U. w ill be held at the lib ra ry on Dr. R. W. M iller of Los A ngeles, C al­
ifornia.
next T hursday afternoon, Decem ber
A fine p re-C h ristm as program was < 3
13, at 2:30 o'clock.
given at the M ethodist E piscopal
At th e m eeting of th e Odd Fellow s
ch u rch la st Sunday night by th e ju n io r
lodge held lust week the follow ing
and p rim ary d ep artm en ts w hich was
officers were chosen to serve for the
enjoyed by an audience w hich filled
ensuing y e a r: H a rry Johnson, noble th e house. The older m em bers of the
g ra n d ; Cecil M etzger, vice g ra n d ; C.
school will give a p rogram on Sunday
A. H ill, se c re ta ry ; Roy If. Gibbs,
evening before C hristm as.
tre a su re r. The oth er offices, which
T u rk ey shoots will be held D ecem ­
are appointive, will be filled later. An
ber 22 and 23 a t th e M ultnomah coun­
im p o rtan t m eeting of the lodge will
ty fa ir grounds In G resham . They are
be held on the next re g u la r m eeting
given under auspices of the G resham
night and a full atten d an ce is desired. ! Gun club.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. N. T aber, who
C h arles Bronw , son of Mr. and Mrs
rec en tly moved from P endleton to Jo h n Brown of G resham and clerk in
Longview, W ashington, have been vis­ th e Fellow s pharm acy in P o rtlan d
iting w ith the la tte r's father, Wm. w as one of th ree men help up and
Thom and family. Mrs. T ab er and robbed a t th e Fellow s ph arm acy la st
little son will rem ain here for a tim e n ig h t hy th ree arm ed youths who en ­
until arran g e m en ts for a home at tered th e sto re and backed th e occu­
Longview can be com pleted.
p an ts behind a p artitio n a t th e re a r of
S. S. Pugh of P ortlan d visited th e sto re and robbed them of a few
friends in G resham on Sunday,
d o llars. They took »30 from th e cash
A m a rriag e license w as issued In reg ister.
V ancouver, W ashington, for Roland
Mr. and Mrs. G alen F an ch e r and
W. R ogers and Miss W ilma A tterb u ry A. G. P ullen, who have been for sev­
of P ortland. Miss A tterb u ry is a eral m onths at S pray, Oregon, w here
form er G resham girl.
the men w ere engaged In road work,
G resham R ebekahs are filling a box have retu rn ed to th is vicinity. They
w ith toys for the children of th e Odd are a t th e hom e of th e ir m other, Mrs.
Fellow s home. Any w ishing to con­ W. E. Beegle for th e p resen t. They
trib u te may leave a rticle s with Mrs. A. w ere accom panied h ere by Mrs. R. A.
McManus, Mrs. H arry W arden or Mrs. S ta rb a rd of U m atilla, Oregon, who
E. B. Kirkwood.
w ill rem ain until a fte r th e holidays.
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Just 13 Days Left Before
SANTA CLAUS shows up!
Our Stock Is Just Full of
Those Last-Minute Presents
P ocket K n iv es
R azo rs
Tools, a ll k in d s
A ir G uns
Rifles
K iddie K ars
C o a ste r W ag o n s
T ricy cles
W e a re v e r C ooking
U te n sils
P y re x W are
C assero les
C a rv in g S ets
S h e a rs an d S cisso rs
K itch en U te n sils
F la sh L ig h ts
A larm Clocks
A sm all p a y m e n t w ill re se rv e a n y a rtic le u n til X m as.
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TI'ESPAV,
DECEMBER
11,
Gifts
For the Men Folks
Our C hristinas S tore is rea d y . R ea d y w ith
ev ery th in g a m an lik es to w ear. R ea d y w ith
m o d era te prices. R ea d y w ith the spirit o f
h elp fu ln ess an d g ood w ill. C om e. V isit
h ere an d ch oose the g ifts you like.
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SHIRTS
NECKWEAR
lieuutiful p a tte rn s
in M adras, P o n ­
gee, Silk
a n d
M adras,
B ro ad ­
cloth ............
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H undreds of beau
tiiiil k n itte d or
Silk Ties in the
la test p attern a r ­
ran g e m en ts ........
AylsWortK S Martiiy
S ho es
G R ESH A M
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Lucien L ato u rell of P o rtlan d w as
arre ste d late S unday nig h t by E. H.
Kelly, nig h t m a rsh a l, and lodge In the
Ity jail. He w as ch arg ed w ith two
offenses, th a t of being drunk, for
w hich he w ill be called to an sw er in
'ity R ecorder S ch n eid er's co u rt next
T h u rsd ay m o rn in g a t 11 o’clock; and
w as ch arg ed w ith larcen y of a lap
robe found In his possession w hich
w as identified by F ra n k S pybrock as
his. T ria l for th is offense w ill be held
before Ju d g e Jo h n Brow n T h u rsd ay
aftern o o n at 2 o'clock. L ato u rell w as
released on bail fu rn ish ed by his
m other.
Until Christmas
Space is too short to tell you of all the
many USEFUL GIFTS ami BARGAINS
we have to offer.
Hand Painted
Gups & Saucers
special
the Set $1.39
V\ inchester
fools make nice
gifts for the
man or Ixiv
W inchester
Stainless Steel
Gutlery for the
housewife
DINNER SET SPECIALS
42-PirceSets
Decorated W are
with Oil Cloth
Per Set $9.45
42-PieceSeta
Bluebird
Pattern
$7.98
1 landkerchiefs for the children
in assorted colored and white
embroidered designs, also in
white with tine hair stripes at
each ............................... 5c
Quality
and Service
Handkerchiefs in beautiful de­
signs in white and solid colors,
10c, 15c, 20c. 25c, 35c and 50c each
Men s Initialed Handkerchiefs
at....................
15c and 25c
Slippers
I ' 111 lire 1 la s
Gifts
Suits ..............$8 to $15
Overcoats ......$7 to $10
Mackinaws .. $5 to $10
Sweaters ........$3 to $ 5
Blouses ................$1.00
N eckw ear................50c
Slippers . ..75c to $1.50
Shoes..... $1.50 to $5.00
Gloves ..... 50c to $1.00
Union
P a re n t-T e a c h e r
A ssociation
W ill Hold E n te rta in m e n t
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P a re n t-T
Union school, C lackam as county, w ill
hold an e n te rta in m e n t and bazaar,
Decem ber 15, at 8 p. m. a t th e Union
schoolhouse. Candy and lunch w ill be
sold. E verybody welcome.
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T his v e a r w e h ave
dries to o u r la rg e stock of notions and
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in. Novelty S tore, Mrs.
B oughner, Prop.
New su b scrip tio n to th e G resham
O utlook received from now u n til
f h ristm a s will be m arked to ru n u n til
Ja n u a ry 1, 1925.
P h o n e su b sc rip tio n s to 1561.
VICTORY
Ladies, ( «line and B ring Your Shadow
ADMISSION
L ad ies H eavy F elt S lip p ers
They have padded soles, fancy silk ribbon and silk pon-
pon, assorted colors.................................... the pair $j 38
C hildren s A n k le S lip p ers
In heavy telt padded sole. Cardinal with fancy pearl
colored band
Sizes 5 to 8.........................................
(jie pair 85c
Sizes 8G to 10'1....................
the pair 90c
Sizes 11 to 2.......
the pair 95c
Il you need a Sweater for the boys, see our special all-
WQQl, »tie. W to 36..............
$2.75
n'nrfs' ? '« e r Pieces, Pillow Tops and Scarfs
ti match, 1 lllow Gases, Etc., moderately priced.
For E m b roid ering
W e have D. M. G. Pearl Cotton, Clarks and j . P. Coats
I rochet Cotton.
S p e c ia l— 18-in. H ea v y B row n Linen, yd . 45 c
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
Phone l i t i
H an d k erch iefs
fram es. P ro g ram , Good A uctioneer
I'.nglish Ware
Phone ¡4$t
Feed 12S1
35c to 511c
Grange Hall, Gresham, Dec. 12, 8 p. m.
STA M PED GOODS
A. W. METZGER <& CO.
Lisle Hose
U n d er A uspices of th e Q ueen E s th e r C ircle
100-Piece Sets
W hite, White and Gold, Bluebird and English Ware
in open stock
$ 1 .0 0 to $ 2 .6 5
Shadow Social
A great variety of Ladies’
$64.75
Phoenix Silk
Hosiery
Mr. and Mrs. L ester B ecker and
T h e Bank of G resh am pays 5 p e r little d au g h ter a re visitin g w ith Mrs.
cent Inte re s t on tim e d ep o sits.— Adv B ecker's m other, Mrs. L. W ilhelm .
Xmas Gifts
BI I\ we want you to visit our store and see for vourself
Ladies
Send th e G resham O utlook to y o u r
friend as a C h ristm as g ift
A new
su b scrip tio n sen t now will ru n u n til
J a n u a ry 1, 1925.
H A R D W A R E SE R V IC E
Just a Short Time Now
FOR
Boys
Merchandise Certificates for any Amount.
M en ’ s W ear
Gifts
FOR
$25 to $45
Useful Articles for
Gresham, Oregon
50c
$i.oo to $5.00
N eckw ear......................................................... 50c to 2.00
™ s i e r y ..........................................................................................
to 1.50
Gloves.................................................
5QC to 4.00
Handkerchiefs ..................................
jqc to 1.00
,........................... .............Z Z Z Z Z Z ' 2 . 0 0
to 3.50
Night R obes..................
? Oft to 3.00
Mufflers ............................ . . L Z Z Z Z ’"*” 2.00 to 5.00
Bath Robes .............................................."....7.50 to 22.00
Sweaters .................................................... 3.00 to 8.00
Knitted Vests ............................................ 5.00 to 6.00
Smoking Jackets ........................................ 8.00 to 10.00
f7a,ts’ Caps ................................................... L00 to 6.00
BeBs ...........................................................- 50c to 1.00
L m brellas..................................................... i.5O to 5.00
Suspenders................................................... 50c to 1.00
G arter Sets ................................................... 35c to 75c
S lippers......................................................... 1.50 to 3.50
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SUITS and OVERCOATS
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G ift S u ggestion s
Ask fo r o u r C a le n d a r
KIDDER HDW. CO.
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P len ty of Good E ats
FREE
NOVELTIES
CUT GLASS
SILVERWARE
. A J’<Mn,Ue ,e
m ent of new an d u n iq u e
I hrl c la ss N ovelties a t p o p u la r p rices a re on
d isp lay a t o u r sto re .
•cr V C hLVo 3 large ass°rtm ent of the popular
lokanabe Japanese \ ases and Jardenieres
in wondertul colored designs and at a much
lower price than ever offered before.
Our Cut Glass V\ ater Sets and V ases are
of the latest design and very moderately
priced.
Community ’ Silver needs no introduction
nd our display is complete.
B eau tifu l T w o T o n e C hina, 2 3 -p iece
T ea S ets as lo w as $ 4 .0 0
Guy D. Jones
jeweler
"The House of Quality"
Gresham
A Small Deposit will Hold any A rtic le 'til Xmas