Gresham outlook., March 25, 1924, Page 4, Image 4

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GRESHAM
Inexperienced.
A stingy m an got a hot shot from
his wife when he reproved h er for
ta k in g a co u n terfe it bill.
" I don't see how you w ere dumb
enough to let a m an pass co u n te r­
feit money on you,” he roared.
“ Well, you do n 't let m e see real
m oney often enough to know the dif­
ference,” she h urled back a t him.—
Colum bus D ispatch.
OUTLOO
P I .S ’tT TRRFN MOW.
N o » la the lim e to plant tre«
have Peach Pear. Prune. Plum. Apple,
W alnut. F ilb erts, all kinds o f fruit trees
and berry plants at reduced prices. N ur­
sery located on Powell Valley road one
Mrs. E. N. Long, wife of ‘he p asto r
mile and a h alf west of Gresham. Send
for catalogue and price list Powell V al­ of th e local F ree M ethodist church
ley Nursery. Portland, Oregon. Route 1 has gone to V alsetz to visit h er sister
phone Gresham 12J.
GRESHAM LOCALS
Play Ball
She held religious services th e re Sun
w ool» NAWI.h’G
day and m ay rem ain for a w eek t
Our Spring Stock of
Q uickly and efficiently done by ex ­ conduct a se ries of m eetings.
p erts. All o rd e rs prom ptly attended
Mrs. H. O. L ake u n d erw en t an o p er­
Make your telephone e a rn you m ore to reg a rd le ss of size.
ation a t Goofl S am a ritan ho sp ital in
GEO.
SHAW
Phone
SSS
ED.
SMITH
by connecting it w ith a w ant ad.
P o rtlan d la st F riday, th e la st in
Bats, Balls, Gloves, Masks, Etc., is now on dis­
A W ant Ad w ill do it for you.
series of th re e for th e rem oval of an
It pays to use th e W ant Ads.
play.
Come in and look them over.
Inw ard goitre. She stood th e o p e ra ­
tion well and h er pro sp ects for a com ­
Balls........................................25< to $2.50
plete recovery a re good.
Bats.........................................25c
to $2.50
Mrs. P. A. Gould en tertain ed at d in­
Gloves..................................... 50c to $6.00
n er last T uesday evening th e Rev.
A t Hessela*
and Mrs. A. S. H isey and d au g h ter
M asks............ ................... $1.25 to $7.50
H elen, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. St. Clair.
For professionals and amateurs
Reliability
Phone 1141
Service
Mrs. Gould w as assisted by Miss Cora
We are
Green.
Dr. Em il R o sen b u rg er, who has had
SPALDING AGENTS
1924 M AXW ELL 'Louring, with license and
offices h ere for ab o u t a y ear, has
moved his office and resid en ce to
extras..........................................................
A y ls w o r th S M a r tin ,
P o rtlan d .
Late 23 DODGE touring, license, extras
Jam es Je n n in g s has sold his home
MEN'S WEAR
S h o e s
to F erd in an d Rhoda of P o rtlan d , who
cord tires with other extras...........
GRESHAM, OREGON
has moved in w ith his fam ily. Mr
Je n n in g s and fam ily have moved into
1924 FORD Sedan, license and extras, driven
th e house belonging to th e D. S. Jo h n ­
less than 3000 miles....................
son estate. T he sa le w as m ade IVILLYS ANNOUNCES
th ro u g h Jo h n Brow n.
1922 OVERLAND-4 louring, license, good
MATERIAL K EDUCTIONS
H a rry and A llen H am ilton have r e ­
condition, actual mileage 8300 miles....
No
b
indication of the increased i
tu rn ed from C alifornia, w h ere they dem and etter
for W illys-K night and O ver­
have been w orking d u rin g th e w inter. land closed ca rs d u rin g the p ast w in­
1920 CHEV ROLET Touring, with license
R ussel R ogers arriv ed hom e S u n ­ te r can be given th an th e announce- I
and extras........................
day from C alifornia w h ere he has m ent from W illys-O verland head- i
1920 FORD Louring, with license and cord .
sp e n t sev eral m onths in th e em ploy q u a rte rs th a t prices on two of its I
m ost p opular enclosed types have j !
of
th e S tan d ard Oil com pany. He is been slashed as a re su lt of a factory '
tires.....................................................
a son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A. R ogers o u tp u t in excess of all o rig in al an tici- |
1919 LORD Touring, with license. Car looks
and had never been h ere sin ce the pations.
A ccording to th e an n ouncem ent th e |
fam ily moved to G resham . H e will
good...................................................
price reduction affects the O verland
rem ain a t hom e fo r a tim e.
cham pion model, w hich has been re- )
p ili
1917 LORD Chassis and touring car body
Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Ott en tertain ed duced to $655 from $695, a cu t of ,
a t d in n er on S unday th e la tte r's p a r­ $40, w hile th e W illys-K night stan d ard
fori
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George T acheron, sedan has been reduced $100 to $1695. |
B eg in n in g S a tu rd a y M arch 2 2 ,
Mrs. A lice V uilieum ier and Miss All th ese a re Toledo facto ry prices.
1918 M A X W E L L ! "ouring
A
ccom
panying
th
e
an
n
ouncem
ent
is
V lolette P erre t.
a b rief statem en t from Jo h n N.
'-(ivi» /
W illam ette U niversity stu d e n ts who W illys, p resid e n t of W illys-O verland, |
a
re
enjoying
th
e
sp
rin
g
vacation
a
t
settin
g
forth
th
e
reaso
n
s
for
th
is
re-
!
. CHEV ROLI', I io n truck, good body
th e ir hom es h ere are Ourey H isey, the m ark ab le action:
. cord tires, license..................................
"Ja n u a ry and F e b ru a ry production
Misses C arolene T allm an , Violet Coe
has exceeded all expectations. D ur-
and M arjorie Lym an. Miss Eva T ach ­ ing th e first m onth of th e new year we
No. 462, Pink Coutil for average figure, low bust,
M AXW ELL Ton Truck
eron is expected hom e tom orrow .
back lace, long sk irt all around, Reg. $2.25, now $1.9.»
m an u factu red 22,048 ca rs, m ore th an
T he W. C. T. U. will hold a bake double th e o u tp u t of a y ear ago. In
No. 564, Pink Broche, average figure, rubber top, very
sale a t Cecil M etzger’s g ro cery on F eb ru ary we m aintained an average
long skirt, free hip, back lace, Reg. $2.95, now. $2.48
S atu rd ay aftern o o n . Only 28 m em ­ shipping reco rd of m ore th an a
thousand ca rs daily, closing th e |
bers of the Union have been solicited m onth w ith to ta l sh ip m en ts of 22 ■
No. 547, Pink. Fleshy figure, very low bust, long skirt
at th is tim e. T he proceeds of th e sale 136.
well boned, back lace, Reg. $3.50, now....................$2.98
'T h is rem a rk a b le Increase in de-1
will go to th e C h ild ren ’s Home a 1 C or­
m
and
h
as
stepped
up
production
to
a
No. 380, Pink, Semi Rubber Top with elastic sections
vallis. Any one who w ishes to con­
po in t w here our production costs per
in skirt, sport length, front lace, Reg. $3.00, now $2.65
trib u te to th is sale and th u s help a ca r have been lessened. In th e case j
w orthy cau se m ay notify Mrs. A nna of th e O verland cham pion, fo r ex,-1
No. 1210, Back Laced Medallion designed for stout
F ull. Two o th e r sales w ill be con­ am ple, we find th a t we a re able to
women. Have 2 medallions a t front over abdo­
m ain tain its position as th e low est-
ducted la te r for th e sam e cause.
men, regular $4.75, now..............................................$3.85
priced enclosed c a r on th e m ark et, I
Mrs. A lfred Thom pson w as taken w ith doors fro n t and re a r, because of J
T h u rsd ay by h er son. Dr. F red th e trem endous dem and th a t h as en- j
No. 605, Back Lace. Fleshy figure, very low bust,
Thom pson, to his h osp ital a t The sued since the o rig in al an n ouncem ent J
heavy rubber in hips, with thigh reducer
Fresh or Cured, Lard, Etc., prepared and sold under ab­
D alles for tre a tm e n t for oak poison­ of th is model la st fall. We have j
R egular $5.00, n o w ..........' .........................................$4.45
solutely sanitary conditions and at lowest
stepped
up
o
u
r
schedule
on
th
is
model
I
ing. She is in co n sid erab le suffering
possible prices, you’ll go to
and even now a re un ab le to cope s a t­
No. 1036, Front Lace for fleshy figure, sem i-rubber
but h er condition is slow ly im proving. isfacto rily w ith th e d ea le rs' de- |
top, panel back, satin ribbon edged, a good
Mrs. H annah M. Shaw is spending a m ands.”
seller, Reg. $5.00, now..........................................
$1.35
P a ra lle l conditions are acco u n tab le I
few days in P o rtla n d w ith h er son,
GEO. DIKTL, Prop.
for th e cu t in p rice of th e W illys- |
Phone 1711
G
ran
t
M.
Shaw
and
fam
ily.
Grekhion
No. 683, Unda Belt with elastic vest over abdomen
K night sedan.
H ayden H iatt left th is m orning for
“D uring th e c u rre n t w in ter, de­
low bust, long skirt, the best yet for stout figure.’
Los A ngeles to join his p aren ts, who m and for closed c a rs o u t-strip p ed all I
Back lace, Reg. $5.00, now..........
$4 35
have been th e re for som e tim e.
an ticip atio n .” co n tin u es th e state-1
« J
Also
same
in
front
lace,
Reg.
$5.50,
n
o
w
.
.
.
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$4.50
A b so lu tely
Mrs. R. R. Bailey w as b ro u g h t home ment. “In no sin g le year of th e in ­
S atu rd ay from th e Good S am aritan d u stry has th e sale of all-w eath er
Short Athletic Corset, made from fancy
m odels advanced so rap id ly as it has |
hospital. H er m o th er, Mrs. Cole, from d u rin g th e p ast six m onths.
silk striped batiste, semi-elastic, low bust
Our
W arren to n . O regon, is h ere tak in g p la n ts have been fairly sw am ped
R egular $2.25, now ...........................................
14.95
ca re of her.
w ith o rd ers for th is type. T he re su lt
No. 501, Short Semi-elastic wrap around, a splendid
At th e m eeting of th e D orcas circle h as been In crease in closed c a r p ro ­
athletic corset, Reg. $2.50 now................................. $2.45
duction,
w
ith
a
p
ro
p
o
rtio
n
ate
de­
of th e M ethodist L adies Aid last
cre ase in production costs, in which
No. 2215, B rassiere Corselette, long skirt all around
week it w as decided to hold a sale of w e a re d esiro u s of allow ing th e p u b ­
sections of elastic a t sides, bones in front, 4 hose
candy and hot cro ss Jyins on F rid ay lic to p a rtic ip a te .”
A pril 18.
supporters, fastens in back, silk striped m aterial
A. J. W. BROWN, Prop.
$1.65
R egular $1.95, now .................................
A com m odious tw o -sto ry addition is PORTLAND POETESS IVINS
CIRCUIT RIDER” PRIZE
being b u ilt on th e house of Mr. and
Phone 1891
Mrs. T hom as Gill living n ear G resh-
T he prize of $100 in "T he C ircuit
R ider" co n test has been aw arded to
Mrs. Lena Crum b w as m a rrie d r e ­
cently to Jo h n Dobson of P o rtlan d Mary C arolyn Davies of P o rtlan d ]
Phone 1411
and w ith her h usband is o p era tin g the T his b eau tifu l poem w ill be used in 1
Gresham,
Oregon
onnection w ith th e unveiling of th e |
tilling sta tio n on her p ro p erty n ear
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sta
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of
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T. I). Lym an recen tly p u rch ased the
Salem on A pril 19. An
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i p .
I. S. K orsund p ro p erty on east Pow ell H“ ' “m " " * "■ "
prize
of
$100
has
been
offered
for
the
stre e t and had it deeded to his d au g h ­
te r, Mrs. J. R. H orr. T he H o rrs have settin g , su itab le fo r sin g in g o ut of
moved to th e C arl M arklund place doors. T h ese prizes a re given by the
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Hosiery.
east of G resham , w here th ey expect Hon. R. A. Booth, donor of th e
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tu
e
,
in
ho
n
o
r
of
his
fath
e
r,
a
pio­
to rem ain for som e tim e.
Ladies’ box, 6 pairs........... $8.00. ($1.33 1-3 per pair)
Mr. and Mrs. I. S. K orsund are n eer c irc u it rid er. F ollow ing is th e
p o em :
Ladies box, 4 p airs........... $5.56. ($1.37i/2 per pair)
building a 5-roont m odern bungalow
God tram ps on through the scourging
on th e ir acre tr a c t on th e A ndrew s
Men s box, 6 pairs........... $6.00.
rains.
road n ear th e p ro p erty w hich they
God vau lts Into the saddle,
§
Colors and Sizes, A ssorted
ides alone past the dusty plains.
recently sold. They w ill occupy it as
God's bark bends to the paddle—
I have ju s t received sam ples of advance colors,
soon as It is com pleted.
T his sp rin g 's la te s t =
edar branches and sunlight through.
shades. You will su re be pleased w ith them ,
Melvin Sunday has reeelved word And on. still oil, speeds the lone canoe!
day ¡ / e v e n i n g .* S " th<>m t0 >OU at any tim e «
convenience
of th e death of his fath er. George
Sunday, in Mercy ho sp ital Belfont, God rides out on his ancient q u e s t:
H ealing, saving, com m anding
P en n sy lv an ia, on Monday afternoon
T he E pw orth L eague is plan n in g H ere in the savage unknown west.
Settlem ent, cabin, landing.
for an in stallatio n service at the Well they know the steady beat
- j
Bonded Représentative Real Silk Hosiery Mills.
ch u rc h next F rid ay evening, when In the stilln ess of God's horses feet.
Orert*™ 581.
P. o . Box 435 Ore8ham Ore<on J
about 25 new m em bers w ill be form al
ly reeelved into th e League. T he ser God leads to grace the pioneers
....
XVho walk each hour with danger.
vice will be follow ed by a box social K nows these grim men for his peers;
Mr. and Mrs. J. W eston and chll
G ives his bread to the stranger.
Iren, Geneva and N orm an, arriv ed Doing all that a neighbor can
last evening from Minot. N orth D ako­ God rides still, a weary man.
ta. to visit w ith Mrs. W eston's moth-
God rides o u t : And founds three states
r. Mrs. A. L. B u rto n and h er d au g h ­
Their scourger. their d efen d er;
ter, Miss Sylvia W eston. They do not Guides their loves and tones their hates
Leads them Into splendor
expect to re tu rn to N orth D akota but
will locate some w here aro u n d P o rt- God—in the Circuit Rider's breast—
t»nce more. God built a world—Our West
and.
T he an n ouncem ent has been re
The P o rtlan d H ostess M agazine free.
elved of th e m a rria g e of Miss M ar­ Send nam e and addresg to R oberts'
g u erite Michel and M aurice R. K night C onfectionery. G resham . Oregon.
a t th e hom e of the groom 's p aren ts
Window CleanTbg
at S an ta Ana. C alifornia, on March
For ex p ert window clean in g see S.
IS.
Miss Michel left G resham on T ajim a. or leave o rd ers w ith John
March 15 for th e south. Mr. and Mrs. Brown. G resham , phone 2501.
K night will m ake th e ir hom e a t
SPECIA L COMMUNICATION
Escondido. C alifornia.
of G resham Lodge No. 152,
Mrs. C lara Sunday, who has been
A. F. & A. M., follow ing eve-
With the coming of Spring comes a desire to have
111 for som e tim e, is rep o rted to be Dings:
able to be up a p a rt of the tim e She
W ednesday, M arch 26, w ork in M M
your car overhauled.
is at th e hom e of h er son-in-law and degree.
W
e
do
guaranteed
work at lowest possible prices
T h u rsd ay . M arch 27. w ork in M. M.
(laughter. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. L ingle egree.
at D am ascus.
A ccesso ries
Tire«
Monday. M arch 31, w ork in M. M.
degree.
»>"<»** Nervi,-e. Ale,nite G r e .4 Service
Outlook w ant ads w ill b rin g buyer
Gavei 7:30 p. m. sh arp . P u n ctu ality
and se lle r to g eth er cheaply and ap p reciated .
V isiting b ro th ers welcome.
.h o „ e ^ ,R E S H A M
FOR GAS B R lq V K T S call Ekstrom
A MEYERS. W M
Truck Service. GrenhAm. phone ISSI.
W. L CORSAGE S ecy .
Nite Phone 706
SPALDINGS
GOOD USED CARS
$950
$925
$725
$385
$225
$225
$125
$ 75
$ 65
$400
$150
SPECIAL SALE
of ROYAL WORCESTER
and BON TON CORSETS
and continuing through the
following week
J
Look these cars over, drive them, then
you’ll buy a used car from us
W. A. HESSEL
FOR THE BEST MEATS
THE SANITARY MARKET
PURE LARD
75c and »$1.50
GRESHAM MEAT M ARKET
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
WHO IS YOUR HOSIER?
M S a Î R i
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PERRY KITZMILLER
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