Gresham outlook., November 14, 1924, Page 3, Image 3

GRESHAM OrTtO O K .
FRIDA Y
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TROUTDALE
CAMP HILL
Mr. anil Mrs. G. S. W ilkenson en- tended th e s
te rta in e d on T h ursday evening of la st w eek,also vi:
Miss N ellie E. B yers en tertain ed
week th e Rev. and Mrs. E. G. R anton
T he sale h
m em bers of th e Cam p H ill W om an s
and tw o sm all sons, of P lea san t Home, ' !ast S atu rd a)
club at a m usical a t h e r home, 12th
also Mr. and Mrs. A llen McNeal of th is ! attended and
and E ast A lder stree t, P o rtlan d . Two
place. Mr. R anton gave several se­
little g irls, Ja n e E dw ards and V irginia
lections on his violin, th e boys played
Johnson, assisted Miss Byers.
th e ir harm onicas and one little boy
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. R ogers hava
Cream Prices.
sang. T he h o stess served light r e ­
T he Sandy C ream ery is paying 42
moved to P o rtlan d for th e w in ter
fre sh m en ts and a very p le a sa n t eve­
n ts a t th e cream ery and 40 cen ts on
They have ren ted a house in Rose
n ing w as enjoyed.
e ro u te fo r b u tte rfa t.—Adv.
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T he L adies Aid of th e M ethodist
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w im an i Air. and Mrs Ph«« t
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electric waffle Iron. T he evening was H allow een p arty O ctober 31st
The
ch u rc h of P le a sa n t H om e recently
gave a b irth d a y d in n er a t th e home of
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d “ « » « room« w ere b r a u lilo ll, d M o ra u d . i n
l' Mr L T m “ " w ' C S F r "’* '
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Mr. and Mrs. H aw orth in honor of the
la tte r s birthday. P laces w ere laid
iiu r. an a Mrs. W. C. S pence e n te r- G am es w ere enjoyed th ro u g h o u t th^
I tam ed th e sam e crow d a t th e ir home evening a fte r w hich a dainty lunch
fo r about 25. A gen eral good tim e
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b “ 5™ ,P arty ' H ‘gh honors w ent w as served. A ssisting the h o ste s,
w as had and those p rese n t wish Mrs
to Mrs. E lizabeth M arkel. and H. E. , w ere Mrs. F red Sm ith Mrs S R G1 -
! Bloyd and consolation to Mrs. L. H ar- b e rt and Mrs. Chas P E dw ards
H o w la n d Mr. M arkel,. L unch w as
The l,v„ch P , T A h , d C
g u ls r
Winter
Underwear
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The Mayo—Heavy cot-
ton fleeced, gray, ea $1.75
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M en ’s U nion Suits
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.................. $2.65
M en’s shirts and drawers,
same weight, each..... 95c
U n ion Suits for G irls
W hite Fleeced in high neck or dutch neck, Ages
2 t o 1 4 - Price........................................... ... to $1.25
W o m en ’s U nion Suits
Girls I mon Suit in fine grade wool tint, fibre silk
thread, dutch neck, ankle length. Ages 2 to 14
years, any s iz e ...................................................... .....
otton winter weight, low neck, no sleeves, suit. $1.00
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Extra sizes....... $1.20
Wool tint fibre silk stripe, low neck, knee length
or dutch neck and ankle length, each............
$2.00
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m eeting F rid ay evening. A fter the
L. K. E v erett of P o rtlan d , S unday business m eeting a d elightful program
school m issionary, w ill v isit T ro u t- w as given, w hen Miss N ellie E. Byers
dale Sunday school n ex t Sunday a t 10 i Kave a vocal solo. Miss A ugusta lla h n
o’clock. A good atten d a n ce is desired. !of G resham , w h istlin g solo, R. E. Can-
| T he Rev. E. R. D. H o llen sted ’s su b ject , non- p rin cip al of Union high gave a
at 7:30 in the evening w ill be “P u ttin g t a 'k on th e "S tu d en t Loan Fund.'
th e Bible to T est.” E veryone is invit- F u la F earu A cers, G race Lynch and
ed to th ese services.
R oland D ryden review books.
The Ladies Aid m et w ith Mrs. W. C.
^’r s - F ,*Ka r V enable of W est Tim -
| Spence on W ednesday aftern o o n . b e r’ O reK°n, sp en t F rld av a n d S n t n r
I T h ere w as a good atten d an ce. It was
I decided to hold th e an n u a l b azaar in '
I th e city hall on S atu rd ay , Decem ber
G. The women of th e w ork com m ittee
a re very busy w ith fancy w ork,
ap ro n s, q u ilts, etc. Mrs. H. E. W aite j
assisted th e h o stess and Miss F ay '
P arso n s and Mrs. R ich ard K n a rr as-1
sisted in serving.
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B an an as, O ran ges, L em ons, G rapefruit
G rapes, A p p les, T o m a to es, P ep p ers,
S w e e t P o ta to es, C ab b age, C au li­
flow er, C elery, L ettu ce, B unch
V e g e ta b le s, C ranberries,
N uts, D a tes an d F igs.
Order from us your requirements and as-
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beSt service that can
Phone 1411
Walrad Mercantile Co
Business Counsel
Some day when a knotty bus­
iness problem presents itself
the advice of a successful bank
may be of real help to you.
We offer our customers such
a service. That’s why they re­
gard this bank as something
more than a repository for their
money. To be a customer of
this bank is to have access to
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S unday school w ill m eet a t 10
o'clock a t th e M ethodist E piscopal
ch u rch . E pw orth L eague w ill con- I
vene a t 6:45 w ith E lb e rt Boise, leader.
'1 he su b ject for the p reach in g serv ice I
at 7:30 w ill be, "T he New T estam e n t 1 I
View of th e Old T estam en t.”
REMEMBER
Somebody— som ew here— wi
ph o to g rap h th is C hristm as.
Studio, phone 541.—Adv.
Seats make up into a full length bed for
An all \ ear round car, cozy in the winter
the summer. Complete. No extras to buy.
BANK OF GRESHAM
G re sh am , O regon
OUR HEALTH BREAD
at th is B akery and a t S to r s
Contaia« the Vitamine«, inl-ed by
sclentlflc p rin c ltle s
It's Good and Good for You
Gresham City Bakery
O V E R L A N D -4
THEO. VAN DOi’INCK
CHAMPION
P hone 1221
FOR THE BEST MEATS
F re sh o r C ured. I-aril, E tc., p re p a re d a n d i
so lu te ly s a n ita ry c o n d itio n s a n d a t
p o ssib le prices, y o u ’ll go to
A closed car that will stand up and deliver fine
performance.
THE SANITARY
MARKET
Phone 1711
AT GRESHAM
HETL, Prop.
SERVICE
Gresham
FO R A L IM IT E D T IM E O N L Y
Genuine
W E A R -E V E R
A L U M IN U M
T h ree
T ru c k s D ally
W a y P o in t. — G resham
Wood
hong Distance Moving
Loal
Briquets
BORIN(
R O ASTERS
65Î4 N. Second S tre et
In su re d C a rrie rs
MORGAN BROS. TRUCK LINE
P o rtla n d
After Nov. 18
sincere desire to sen e supplemented
hv knowledge
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and
experience result
in a real sympathy, a practical expression
of real professional helpfulness.
Gresham
Phones Bdwy. 8576
G resham 1201 and 356
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO
T he ch u rch service of th e Meth
E piscopal ch u rch will he held 8u
m orning a t 9:45 and will be In rh
of a gospel team from W illam ette
versity.
WEAR-EVER
3R ESH A M MA R l NELLO
Beauty Shoppe
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W o Do
MarrHlIstf, fthamiiix.lnv, M aslm rlnr.
«ralp and Furiai Treatm ents, E l r .
farinello Preparations for Sale
RUBY IMBRIK
A LHEHTA HINOKRM AN
POWELL VALLEY
ALUMINUM
w
dor the au sp ices of the
of the H aley B ap tist
held on D ecem ber 6 a t
w hich all are Invited.
.Special
TRADE MARK
Sfci/unn
atocK is always complete and fresh*
G R ESH A M , OREGON
L et m e help you solve y o u r p a in t­
ing problem s. Todd, T he P a in t Man
G resham , phone 1971.—Adv
Deep comfortable cushions.
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WOOD S A D IX J
Q uickly and efficiently done by ex­
p erts. All o rd ers prom ptly attended
to re g a rd le ss of size
GEORGE SHAW P hone 229 F airview
rro n t and rear seats adjustable.
Removable rear seat and upholstering
50 cubic feet o f clear square carrying space
thing and everything.
fy c f
the pantry s getting empty
you want a good square meal,
be sure to find the makings
n at U’.tL R J D 'S M E R C 4 X
Jo e Schneider, fo rm erly Miss
Strebin, who thaches school in
lar d istric t, m et w ith an acci­
d en t on th e M orrison bridge as she
w as on h er w ay o ut from P o rtlan d
: W ednesday m orning, sm ash in g one of
th e fro n t w heels on her ro ad ster. H er
m achine chanced to be one of th e nine
| au to s w hich w ere piled up on th e east
| end of th e bridge th a t m o rn in g on ac-
| co u n t of th e fog and slip p ery pave-
| m ent. T he c a r skidded and hit the
cu rb , dam aging th e w heel to such an
! extent Mrs. S chneider Was obliged to
have it tow ed aw ay an d p ro cu re
an o th er c a r w ith w hich to m ake th e
tr ip o ut to h er school.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. C u rry e n te r­
tained a t a d in n er p a rty on A rm istice
day Mrs. C u rry ’s b ro th er an d wife, Mr.
an d Mrs. C harles G ray and tw o chil-
I <lren. and her b ro th er-in -law and s is ­
te r, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. B enedict and
tw o ch ildren, a ll from P o rtlan d ,
Mrs. E. S. H ockm an has been im ­
paneled to serve as a ju ro r in th e No-
vem ber sittin g of th e g lrc u lt c o u rt in
P o rtlan d . She drives back and forth
n ig h ts and m ornings.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. C. AltAaus and
d au g h ter, H elen, a re p lan n in g on I
spending th e w eek-end w ith P o rtlan d |
friends, Mr. and Mrs. E llis M cLean
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ROCKWOOD
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D oors fro n t a n d r e a r
A
Thanksgiving Day
Miss A lberta Pye w as elected Sun
day school tre a s u re r to succeed Miss
M iriam Spence. Miss Pye h as a Dosi-
for
R E L IA B IL IT Y
NOVEMBER 27
COTTRELL
L KIDDER
Gresham, Ore
T he S unday school of th e Ci
com m unity ch u rch will convene
day m orning at 10 o'clock. Prer
w ill he resum ed In a sh o rt tittle
of th e L u th e ra n
a an n u a l b az aa r of
rticles on S atu rd ay
15, in th e ch u rch ,
5Ck. R efresh m en ts
11 a re co rd ially ln-
»01», WOOD!
n ’t y o u r wood see Cecil
ham , phone 1151.
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