Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, September 26, 1924, Page 4, Image 4

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--------------- g RESHAM
NOTICE OF PI.'BLIC
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Notice is hereby given th a t in ac­
cordance with O rdinance No. 65-A of
the City of Gresham , Oregon, and p u r­
suant to a resolution of the Common
Council of said City, a public m ass
meeting will be held in Metzger’s hall
Main and Powell streets, Gresham,
Oregon, Thursday, October 2 1924 at
th e hour of 7:30 p. m. for the purpose
of nom inating not to exceed Four (4)
candidates for each of the following
offices to be voted upon Tuesday No­
vem ber 4, 1924, at the regular City
election, tow it:
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Mayor,
Recorder,
T reasu rer,
M arshall, and
T hree (3) Councilmen.
Said officials so elected to take of- 1
flee Ja n u ary 1, 1923, and the term of '
y e 'r s
l ° r ** perfod oi two
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C. G. SCHNEIDER,
City Recorder.
f r e s h sa lm o n
clone o f s e a so n fa
P ric e re a so n a b le ,
a t “O ld ” C o rb e tt
GRESHAM LOCALS
OUTLOOK,
F K I ia r ,
SEPTEMBER
for C alifo rn ia w here th e la tte r will
resum e h is stu d ies a s a sen io r at f t
S tan fo rd U n iv ersity ab o u t th e first of
O ctober, an d R ay is p la n n in g fu rth e r
studies in a r t by sp ecializin g in oil
p ain tin g s w ith som e p ro m in e n t a rtists
who have form ed an a r t colony at
t'arm el-B y -th e-S ea, 100 m iles south
of P alo Alto. L ater he m ay decide to
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Service.
WHAT?
A t A n y Z i k h 'c e n t u r y 's i o r e rices'
EIH<’,e l,b C o u rte o u s a n d S p e e d y
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SW AL OFFERINGS
ba urday and Monday, September 27 and 29
FEDERAL MILK, tall
cans, « fo r............ .....25c
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IVORY SOAP IO .
4 bVr£ -
’ 10c Slze
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MAZOLA nr
W pso o v t
RUPERTS STRAWBERRY
______new pack, ............
u n til
dock.
lteed
W H IT E W O N D ER SOAP
« b a rs fo r.....................25c
Milk rep o rt blanks
cheap a t the Outlook <
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new pack
KERRS BEST PATENT
_FLOUR, 49-lb. sack. .
SUNM AID RA ISIN S,
15-oz. p a c k a g e .......
caaipbells
a ll v a rie tie s
NEW STR A IN ED HONEY
Pin t -Mason ja r, each 83c
POMPEIAN OLIVE OIL
Pints 59c, Quarts........ $1.13
sour
JE L L O ,
a n y flavor
B a lU ^ S im Ja rs, complete with caps, rubbers, doz. qts. 89c
■ m o u n tain s cau sed them to retu ri
■ home. They cam ped o ut th ro u g h o u
■ I th e trip.
■
Miss A nna H am ilton, a g ra d u a te o
■ th e la st class of th e high school, has
■ gone to E u g en e w here sh e h a s en-
tered Pacific C h ristian h o sp ita l for
■ I n u rse ’s train in g .
I l Mrs. P. j . V edder h as ac ce p te d a
■ position as m a rc e ile r In a b arb er
■ shop in P o rtla n d con d u cted by her
■ u n cle and au n t. She w ill c o n tin u e to
■ resid e in G resham an d go to h e r w ork
1 1 from here.
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G. W. W o nacott is still confined to
I his bed w ith a se rio u s affection of the
I nerves. H is sons, W ill of S ilv erto n I
| an d Ed. of T w in F a lls, Idaho, a r e a s­
sistin g th e ir sis te r, M rs. M au d e|
G lover, in c a rin g fo r him. Ed. W on-
I a c o tt expects to r e tu rn hom e S atu r-1
day to look a fte r b u sin ess m a tte rs but
p lan s to r e tu rn la te r to a s s is t in the
th e ca re of his fa th e r.
I Betty Je an D onley, th ree -y e ar-o ld I
d au g h ter of Mr. an d Mrs. G us D onley, i
has been q u a ra n tin e d for n e a rly a I
week at h er hom e w ith th e s c a rle t H
fever. She has been se rio u sly ill b ut p
| is considered p a s t th e d an g e r p o in t =
now.
M cKinley B eers h as been ill for 11
n ea rly a w eek w ith w h a t w as rep o rted
to be sc a rle t fever, b u t as no eru p - 1
tlo n has ap p eared d u r l n c t h . t . i ...... =
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Triplex Springs make easy riding
The Bigger Overland Engine meat
The Strongest Rear Axle in any
its price.
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its price with an
finished in hard baked enamel.
ice an Overland and realize the difference
IIESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
SERVICE
114^ ELIABILITY
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Gresham
Start the Children
in Business
in W ™ "CX S e ™ nte Sh° Uld be SCCUra1 as
C E R TO , je llie s jell
.2 fo r .........
OLD DUTCH C LEA N SER
2 fo r ..............................15c
ROYAL GARDEN TEA,
moved by vacuum
______ Japan ................
ROYAL BA K IN G POWDER
nnn calls for another, roasted
” » 43c
POTATOES
12 pounds
......... 9
$1.27
YELLOW DANV'ER O '~
4 pounds...............
seated—GRESHAM
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Another
W INTER
r-b;nIan^ parc.nts T alize this and have started the
I t i e f e s i a u S k 5, ‘n ra tin g in “ >a™ gS aCC0Un' '
4 .J nln
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HOME FIRES
Mil he said for many other lines of business
lion I
" l'° ° Wn the U' S' ,ederal bonds, (22 bil
lions J, get no more.
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the great American railways pay but little more,
lunk of i t ! \\ e ofler the babe in the cradle as fin ,
cie’rs of’ A’„erica!"e" '
“ ' nJ'Oy' d b>' the « « at'fin an
HEATING STOVES
Aii Tights, Cast Lined and
all Cast
Start your babies in business at the First State Bank
FIRST STATE BANK
vu esn am , O regon
A NTKONO HANK
cnougnt to have co n tra c te d th e dis-
case in P o rtlan d . T he m alady is of a
light type in h er c a se and she is not
| th o u g h t to be in an y danger.
I IL A. W e ath erald is spen d in g a few
(lays’ vacation from M organ B ro th e rs’
! tru c k serv ice v isitin g w ith his m o th er
at E lm a, W ashington.
D. C. E ly of O regon City is In I
G resham looking o ver his b u sin ess i n ­
te re sts in co n n ectio n w ith his sto re
building here.
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Jo h n Conley re tu rn e d from S easid e
S atu rd ay and is m ak in g his hom e fo r I
tile p resen t w ith b i s n l c ™ m „ ..
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h m k now a n d p la n fo r hom e fires
w h ich w ilj in su re a cozy co m fo rtab le hom e
a n d th e h e a lth of y o u r fam ily. N ever w ere
w e b e tte r sto c k e d to fu rn is h ju s t th e stove
o r fu rn a c e you need.
Phone 1421
20,
27,
$1.75
E L.Rb,;',r. R,1'
1-|l> flai z s
Choice I’lM x SALM 'N. No 1 tails IS.
BOOTHS SA RD IN ES,'oval cans 15e
ROYAL CLUB COFFEE
1 p o u n d 5 2 c , 3 p o u n d s $ 1 .5 1
l 'i r i '1 1
¡i(’; ' l' - 2Sbars $ 1 °o
L M.I.! 1 Es t LI \.\S L R , can
5,
SI- \ FOAM \ \ P U I \ POWDER
3 pkgs. 85c, 1 pkg FRFFl
1 1 \11 \ \ I’i \s . 3 cans
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s i W E ARE rO M \T O I S. 3 ens 39-
Sl \ M ) \ R I ) CORN, 2 cans ..
25«
. KERRS BEST PATENT FLOUR
furnaces
Mars.wells and Sibloco
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$ 7 9 .6 0 a n d up
H a r d w a r e C o.
Gresham
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CLEAN-UP SALE
grocery specials
CHOICE PICNICS, lb.
¡«OAK.CHEESE, lb.
\E X LARI), med. 90 •, large..
$ 2 .2 5 a n d u p
m iss Adele Schenk left la st S unday
I for .Monmouth. Oregon, w here she has
reg istered for the y ear in th e Oregon
N orm al school. Miss Schenk, w ho has
served one y ear as te ac h er in th e
I G resham grade school, w ill g rad u a te
from th e N orm al th is year, receiving
a life certificate.
The condition of Mrs. A melia P rice
who suffered a stro k e of p ara ly sis Iasi j
I Monday, is rep o rted serio u s a t M ultno­
m ah ho sp ital, w here she w as tak en
for trea tm e n t. She is in an u n co n ­
scious condition and v isito rs a re not
allow ed.
At th e m eeting of the M ethodist La­
dies Aid last W ednesday the follow ­
ing officers w ere elected for th e en ­
suing y ea r: Mrs. Ja ck so n Joni's, p re s ­
id en t; Mrs. C. J. L u n dquist, vice p res- il
id en t; Mrs. A. S Hl««v
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all this week
ish m g s o f 7 -R o o m H o u s e
¡»nere, M aytag E le ctric W ash in g
«re of ali k in d s. Beds com plete,
n d itio n .
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1 som e used a rtic le s of fu rn itu re ,
res, stovepipe, G ra n ite w a re, E tc.
ed u t p riv a te sale a ll th is week
my store.
A T G RESH ÁM , O REG O N
CLEAN-UP AUCTION SALE
Saturday A fternoon.^eptêm ber
4 9 -p o u n d s a c k $ 1 .8 9
BESI' HEAD RICE. 3 lbs
B IL K -MACARONI. 4 lbs
BI L k COCOA, 4 lbs
Quality
and Service
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9- P. MILLIKIN, Owner
1 . A. 1 OB Ac CO, 16 oz......
t i n 6!
i l \C H XB (iv iX kCC° ’ 16 ° Z • 1 1 0 5
LLNCH BOXES, Sperm/....
85 c
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Phone 1451
Feed 12S1
B. I. ANDERSON, Auctioneer
C lerk
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION^
D oughnut*.
Phone 105x2 for D u n can ’s delicious
G resham Lodge No. 152
hom e m ade doughnuts. Your grocer
■. & A. M. in Masonic H all
void ■ ’« th r m ' fresh every day’ T h e ,e Gresham .
Monday Sept. 29. W ork in M. M.
moder?»
“ gS ,ry P a c in g them iu
nit d erate oven In covered pan or Degree.
closed p ap er sack for five m inutes be-
Visiting b ro th ers welcome.
ih L V lT ,
wiH be su rp rise d at
W. L. G0RSAGEAS eO YER8,
GRESHAM M ARINE
. Beauty Shoppe
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