Gresham outlook., February 22, 1924, Page 4, Image 4

GRESHAM
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FKlliAY, FEBRUARY ¿a, HWt
GRESHAM LOCALS
HI m Cin-enia.
The g reat governor of th e universe
has led us too long and too far on th e
road to happiness and glory to forsake
us in the m idst of it.—W ashington.
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Rum is, in my opinion, the bane of
m orals and th e p a re n t of idleness.—
W ashington.
OUTLOOK.
I Poor o ld \ i an —"L ady, could yer
(gimme a q u a rte r to g et w here me fam -
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A rn et Ree and Sam P eterso n , of
' Kind Lady—"C ertainly, my poor K ill Deer, N orth D akota, visited Mr.
m an, h ere’s a q u a rte r. W here is your
and Mrs. J. F. W hetstone th is week.
fam ily?"
T hey w ere on th e ir w ay home having
1 P. O. M.—“At de m ovies.”
| sp en t th e w in ter in Los A ngeles. They
I w ere especially pleased w ith w hat
they saw of th is p a rt of Oregon and
expect to re tu rn w ith th e ir fam ilies
th e com ing sum m er.
Our gas tank Is full, our mechanics are back on the job |
Mrs. A m ber L eland of S p rin g d ale
and we are ready to serve you for anything from cleaning | sp e n t Sunday w ith her m other, Mrs.
a dirty spark plug to a complete overhaul.
i Em m a Gilmore.
C ards have been received by the
CONDITIONS IMPROVED
relativ es h ere an n o u n cin g th e m ar-
Our enforced idleness has given us an opportunity to | I riage in T u lare, C alifornia, of Mrs.
get things in better shape so we can give the motorist the = i Minnie A tkinson of P o rtlan d and Dr.
best possible service.
j M. C. G eorge of N ew berg on Ja n u a ry
Goodyear Tires and Tubes, Gas, Oil and Aleinite Grease g | 23d, last.
20™ CENTURY GROCERY
You are reading this because you want to increase the buying power of your
dollar. The 20th Century stores are always prepared to co-operate and accordingly
offer—
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BROODERS
Now is the tim e to get those chicks s ta rte d
We have the Queen Incubators and Brooders in small
and large sizes. The prices are right.
T alk it over w ith us before you buy
L. L. KIDDER HDW. CO.
Phone 1421
Gresham
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but he was also a business man. He
bandied his property and managed his
farms with careful foresight, economy ami
thrift. He kept close accounts of all ex­
penditures and was saving.
February 22d is Washington’s birthday
anniversary. No liner tribute could we pay
him than to determine to be as wise, a3
patriotic and as thrifty as he.
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Save $1.00 a day and at the end of live
years you lune $2,088.20.
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FANCY SOCKEYE SALMtDN, rich oil, Lass Kin brand.......................... %-lb. tins 19c
IVORY SOAP, 6 oz. bars
EIIMA.N RIPE OLIVES, new WAX PAPER, 10c size
3 for ............................. 25c
6 for ........................... 25c
pack, 5-oz. tins, 2 for 28c
ROYAL GARDEN TEA, choicest pickings, delicious, re freshing—
39c
Japan %-lb. pckg........................... 39c
Ceylon, % -lb. pckg......................
CATSUP, Preferred Stock,
JELLO, all flavors
CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP
16 oz. bottle..................25c
5 bars
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each .......... .................. 10c
FLOUR-—A ll best local b ran d s, $1.59
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3 pounds........................60c
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OF CHOICE DAISY COWS
AT COTTRELL, OREGON
W ed nesday, Feb. 27
New Spring Goods Arriving Daily
NEW COATS, SUITS AND DRESSES
IN AI L TIIU LATEST STYLES AT I’OI’I LAH PRICES
............ ....................... 98c
io $3.50
New W ash F abrics, F rench G ingham s a t P o p u lar P rices
New Shoes for the whole family in all the new colors for spring
S P E C IA L
54-inch Indian Head, linen finish, white, Extra Special Price, yard for
39c
On account of work going on in our windows it w ill be impossible for us to show
any display of new goods for the next wee <, so we kindly extend to you an invitation
to visit our store at any time and look ar >und, and see the new lines we are showing
L. A. WACK & CO.
Hutteriek
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F ishers B lend, sack
$1.83
GEM NUT
pound ...............
25c
BULK SHORTENING
3 pounds........................50c
GOLD LEAF or SU N LIT TOM ATOES, solid pack, No, 2% tins, 2 for..................25c
R oyal C lub Coffee
1-lb tin 43c,
3-lb tin $1.23,
5-lb tin $2.05
SLICED BEEF, tender meat, 2% ounce jar, each ..................................................... 15c
C R IS C O ..........................1 lb. 27c,
1% lb. 38c, 3 lbs. 75c, 6 lbs. $1.43, 9 lbs. $2.13
T W E N T IE T H C E N T U R Y C O F F E E , none b e tte r a t an y price, lb 35c
E X T R A S P E C IA L
W H IT E KING W ASHING M A C H IN E SOAP, small size................. .... 3 pckg. 25c
1 bar, 9 cent Mission Olive Soap FREE
Large size, each 48c, 2 bars 10c Cocoanut Oil Soap FR E E
widow of Jo h n H am lin, form erly of
G resham , took place y esterd ay in th e
G resham cem etery. Mrs. H am lin died
in Oregon City, w here th e fu n eral s e r ­
vices w ere held.
A d elig h tfu l b irth d a y p a rty w as
given la st nig h t a t th e hom e of Mrs.
J. M cClure in honor of th e 84th b irth ­
day of h er fath e r-in -la w , H ugh Mc­
Clure. T hose p re se n t w ere Mr. and
Mrs. H. W. Cooley, Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
O sburn, Mr. and Mrs. H a rry W arden
and d au g h ter M uriel, Mr. and Mrs.
M. V. W hetzell and son E arl, H ugh
and E lsw o rth M cClure, g ran d so n s of
th e guest of honor. Mr. M cClure cam e
h ere from his hom e in M ichigan in
D ecem ber for a v isit w ith his r e la ­
tives. H e w ill leave soon for his
home, stopping in L ivingston, Mon­
ta n t, to v isit his son. From th e re he
w ill go to visit rela tiv e s in P en n sy l­
vania and from th e re home, trav e lin g
all th e way alone. He has announced
his in ten tio n of m aking an o th er trip
w est.
P rin c ip a l R. E. Cannon of th e high
school and Mrs. C annon have tak en
Into th e ir hom e a little boy, Jo h n , w ith
th e expectation of adopting him later.
T he child is a b rig h t little fellow 5
y ea rs old and all seem delighted w ith
th e arran g e m en t.
NEW HOSIERY
A good grade Cotton Hose for
ladies, in brown and black,
the pair............ ................. 25 e
Lisle thread, medium weight, rib­
bed, colors black, brown and
beige, the pair...................50c
Ladies Bear Brand silk and fibre
mixed in black, brown and
white, a top-notcher, pair 75^
The Param ount, ladies silk and
mercerized or all silk hose has
proven, beyond a doubt, the
best wearing hose to be had,
at, the pair......................... 98<
S P E C IA L
Ladies silk and fibre arrow hose, in black, beige, brown
and white, the *1.25 grade now.......................... $1.00
Form fashioned heavy silk perfect fitting, double sole
high spliced heel, colors, black, brown, log cabin and
white, the pair........................................................$1.50
Hosiery for infants, in lisle lambs wool, fibre silk and
silk wool.
Hosiery for boys and girls in plain and wide rib, brown
and black.
BETHEL
BAPTIST
AUCTION SALE
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Ladle«*
Itesi Hito tn
L IN IT STARCH, gives cotton goods that linen finish.................................... 3 pkgs 25c
MARASCHINO CHERRIES
SMALL WHITE BEANS
CREME OIL SOAP
7 oz. bottle............... ...28c
8 bars ............................. Me
3 pounds for..................25c
BIG
First State Bank
New shipment of W ash Dresses just in at
Special on SL’N M A ID RAISINS, the newest pk. 15 oz. package Seeded or Seedless 10c
Bulk Seedless.......................................................................... ........................................ 3 lbs. 29c
CORNMEAL, kiln dried,
CRACKERS, fresh, bulk
ROYAL BAKING POWDER
9 lb. sacks......................82c
per pound ....................15c
12 oz. cans.......... ...... 40c
W ork on F red Todd's new p ain t and
w all p ap e r shop in th e Boughner
b u ilding on Pow ell s tre e t is nearly
com pleted an d alre ad y Mr. Todd has
: = a good show ing of stock in both lines
: on his shelves. He will use th e w est
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: h alf of th e building, w hich h as a neat
sto re at th e fro n t and a w ork room
a t th e re a r, and has ren te d th e east
h alf of the building to A lan H am ilton
for an elec trica l shop. T he c a rp e n te r
3 w ork for Mr. Todd is being done by
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his fa th e r, Dr. R. H. Todd. W. K.
H am ilton is fitting up th e electrical
sto re for his son.
T he ad jo u rn ed m eeting of th e sto c k ­
h o ld ers of th e M ultnom ah & C lacka­
m as County M utual T elephone coin
p in y will be held at M etzger’s hall on
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next Monday aftern o o n , F eb ru ary 25.
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An effort is being m ade to get as full
Farmers Attention!
a rep rese n tatio n of stock as possible
F ed eral F arm Loans. Long tim e
on account of Im p o rtan t b u sin ess to
5ffc per ce n t in te rest. A m ortization
= com e before the m eeting.
paym ents. A ddress L eander B artle-
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T he b u rial of Mrs. Zoa H am lin, m ay, R. 4, B oring, Oregon.
GRESHAM. OREGON
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W ord has been received by M rs. H.
C. L arsen from Mrs. M elville T. W ire
o f A storia, tellin g of th e re c e n t o p e ra ­
tion of a "b u rso n ” grow th on th e w rist
of th e Rev. Mr. W ile. T his is the
fo u rth tim e he has had a sim ila r op­
eratio n . It is expected th a t th is will
bring p erm a n en t relief.
C leveland
Bliss
and E llsw o rth
R ak er rec en tly took th e exam ination
for second lie u te n an t in th e n atio n al
guard. T he re su lts have n o t been a n ­
nounced.
R eg u lar m eeting of th e L adies' a u ­
x iliary of th e A m erican Legion w ill be
held T uesday evening, F e b ru a ry 26 in
M etzger’s h all.
All m em bers are
u rged to be p rese n t a t 8 o’clock.
S ecre tary L eslie W alrad has n o ti­
fied all m em bers of th e G resham com ­
m ercial club of an im p o rta n t special
m eeting M onday n ig h t a t th e city hall
to se ttle up all m a tte rs p e rta in in g to
th e rec en t fo rm e r’s banquet.
Mrs. H. C. L arsen e n te rta in e d a
p arty of young people from th e u n d e­
no m in atio n al ch u rch la st Monday.
T he evening w as a m ost enjoyable one
to all. A d ain ty luncheon w as served.
T he re g u la r m eeting of th e G resh ­
am R ebekah lodge w ill be held on
next M onday evening, F e b ru a ry 25.
T he degree stafT is expected to be
p rese n t for w ork.
F rie n d s of Mrs. Ruby B uckle w ill be
pleased to le arn th a t th e o b stru ctio n
w hich th re a te n e d th e life of h er in ­
fa n t son has been rem oved w ith o u t a
su rg ica l o peration. V om iting w as in ­
duced and th e m em brane closing th e
th ro a t w as broken.
Mrs. M aud G lover of C alifo rn ia is
v isitin g w ith h er p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs.
(!. W. W onacott.
A su rp rise p a rty of in te re st to m any
G resham people w as given early th is
w eek in P o rtla n d in honor of th e 20th
b irth d a y of R o b ert M organ a t the
hom e of his b ro th er W ill and wife.
T hose atten d in g from h ere w ere Mr.
and Mrs. F ra n k Gibbs and son Clifford
an d H en ry M organ and fam ily. From
th e L usted d istric t those atten d in g
w ere F red M organ and Mr. an d Mrs.
Alvin K llnski.
SATURDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY
N EW C O T T O N D RESS FA B R IC S
-T h e Glad Hand
Chnrrh."
Bible School 10 a. m.. Sermon at 11 a. m.
and 7:30 p. m. Lord's Supper the first
Sunday o f the month. Bible Study and
P raise Service W ednesday, 7 :30 p. m.
Choir R ehearsal. Thursday. 7 :30 p m
Printed Voiles, Silk Mixed Ginghams, Plain and
Figured Ratines
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
“ U niversal B rotherhood is th e G oal"
"Come thou w ith us and we w ill do
thee good.’
PROF. G. R. SCHLAUCH, P asto r.
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SPECIA L COMMUNICATION
of G resham Lodge No. X52,
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A. M., follow ing eve­
n in g s:
Monday, Feb. 25, w ork in E. A. de-
T h u rsd ay , Feb. 28, w ork in FT C.
degree.
T h u rsd ay , M arch 6, w ork in F. C.
degree.
T uesday, M arch 11, re g u la r m eeting.
W ednesday, M arch 12, w ork in M. M.
degree.
Monday, M arch 17, w ork in M. M.
degree.
W ednesday, M arch 19, w ork in M. M.
degree.
T h u rsd ay , M arch 20, w ork in M. M.
degree.
Monday. M arch 24. w ork in F. C.
degree.
W ednesday. M arch 26. w ork in M. M.
degree.
T h u rsd ay , M arch 27, w ork in M. M.
degree.
M onday, M arch 31, w ork in M. M.
degree.
Gavel 7:30 p. m. sh a rp . P u n ctu a lity
ap p reciated .
V isiting b ro th ers welcome.
A. MEYERS, W. M.
W. L. GORSAGE, Sec y.______________
REGULAR MEETING OF
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ru a ry 26, at 8 o'clock p. in..
a t G resham O utlook office, All mem-
b ers urged to be p resen t.
"The House of Quality"
Phone 1411
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Everything in
PAINTS <& WALLPAPER J
A t P rices T h a t A re R ight
ToddZZ
The Paint Man
Phone 1871
G re sh am
DANCE
Given by Gresham Post \<v, Sti A. L.
MASONIC HALL, GRESHAM
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 29
Eeatnrinif Art’s Jazzy l-pieee Orchestra
DANCE UNTIL 1 A. M.
S U P P E R AT 11:30
S u p p er Served by Ladles* Auxiliary
Gentlemen #1.00
Ladles Free