Gresham outlook., December 02, 1924, Page 4, Image 4

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Mack has added a fine D al­
GRESHAM LOCALS ton Floyd
bookkeeping cash re g iste r to the
Continued from page I
Miss E lizabeth H ales, th e lib ra ria n
of the G resham b ranch of th e P o rtlan d
public lib rary , spent T hanksgiving
w ith frien d s in P o rtlan d , th e Misses
M arg aret and H elen Colwell.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. S hipley and
d au g h ter. Miss Mabel Shipley, spent
T h anksgiving w ith Mr. and Mrs. E. F.
Zim m erm an, in P o rtlan d . T he two
I ladies a re sisters. Miss Shipley came
to G resham to spend th e rem a in d er of
th e week w ith her p aren ts. She is at-
I tending the N orth Pacific E vangelistic
j in stitu te in P o rtland.
UMBRELLAS
equipm ent of his electrical sto re. This
is a com bined cash reg ister and ad d ­
ing m achine. He has decided to take
th e G resham agency for th e m achine.
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. M anning spent
last week in P o rtlan d shopping and
Visiting. T hey ate T hanksgiving din
ner w ith th e ir son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. McRoy. They
a re p lan n in g to go into P o rtlan d this
evening w here Mrs. M anning w ill a t­
tend the m eeting of the Scout Young
A uxiliary No. S of th e United S tates
S panish w ar v eteran s, of w hich she is
a m em ber. T heir an n u al election of
officers w ill tak e p lace a t th is m eeting.
Mrs. Botkin of C herryville, m other
of Dr. A. W. B otkin of G resham , su f­
fered a broken fem u r bone as th e re-
ult of a fall to th e floor one day last
week. The lim b w as set In sandbags,
and th e patient, who is p ast 90 y ears
f age, is doing as w ell as could be
expected.
ik e
Personal
T han k sg iv in g g u ests a t th e hom e of
I Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Snyder w ere Dr.
I Cora V’. Getty, of P o rtlan d , Mr. and
j Mrs. F red G etty, of R eedsport, Ore-
Ladies Pine Gloria Carved Club Handles with cord or
W hy not make your gift to her a beautiful piece of
I gon, Mrs. S n y d er’s m o th er, Mrs. G etty
leather straps. Priced at $3.95 and $4.75
Mrs. Fogelson and d au g h ter, of Cen-
jewelry.’ \\ e are now showing a large selection of Rings,
Ladies’ Silk Umbrellas, $6.75 and $7.50
| trail*, w ih incton, Mr. *nd Mrs. Geo.
Pins, Bracelets, Wrist Watches and Earrings. There
1 I . ih rlie of P o rtlan d , and Mr. and Mrs.
is
nothing that will please her more. We suggest that
I W alton llay d o n , of P o rtland.
you stop in any evening now and make your selection.
M ayor K. A. M iller is confined to his
M r. and Mrs. F red M organ w ere en-
Colored Border 1 owels, Table Scarfs in natural linen
i te rtain e d T h u rsd ay a t d in n er by Mr. bed w ith infection in th e n asal p a s­
| and Mrs. O. F u d ick er, of G resham .
sages. H is condition is rep o rted to be
and cotton, ( Hass Cloths, Card 'fable Cloths, Buffet Sets.
im proving.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gibbs en tertain ed
Our W rist Watch stock is com­
We still have a good assortm ent of
E. M. Camp is recovering from a
I at T hanksgiving d in n er Mr. and Mrs.
plete. All standard 15 and 1(1
D. M. ('. Embroidery Floss
severe a tta c k of grip.
| W alter H auck.
jew.el movements in 14-K and 25-
Mrs. Em m a G ilm ore w as tak en p a in ­
A T han k sg iv in g d in n er p arty a t the
year. W hite and green gold cases.
C. G. S chneider hom e consisted of Mrs. fully ill w ith an a ttac k of h eart
Buying large quantities enables
| E lla S chneider and Miss A lb erta tro u b le yesterday, w hile she w as on
us to offer these watches from
j S chneider and Mr. and Mrs. Boyd the stree t. She w as tak en to a neigh­
one-fourth to one-half catalogue
bor’s an d a doctor sum m oned. H er
| Wolff, relativ es of Mr. Schneider.
selling price, and with an ahso-
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Tow le en ter- dau g h ter, Mrs. S. M. Davis of S p rin g - 1 lute replacem ent guarantee.
| tain ed at T h an k sg ivin g d in n er a fam - dale, is ca rin g for h er m other, who is
LEA 1 II Eli COATS AT SPECIAL PKICES
i ily p a rty co n sistin g of Dr. and Mrs. im proving today.
Miss F loella Jaco b s is m aking her
H erm an Bouchet of P o rtlan d , Mr. and
Have just received our stock of
Mrs. E a rl Tow nsend an d son A lan of home at th e residence of Mr. an d Mrs.
Rings. The very latest in novelty
F airview , Mr. and Mrs. B ayard M iller M. I. Sunday.
Miss H elen L aird of N orth Bend, a
and design, consisting of all
j of G resham .
ri
....
'" ^ e H ouse o¡ Q u a lity”
stones, set in massive white gold
Phone 1411
Gresham
A d in n er w as enjoyed T h u rsd ay at stu d en t of the Oregon Norm al a t Mon­
to delicate filigree.
the H. L. St. C lair home, w hen covers m outh, who sp e n t h er T hanksgiving
w ere laid for Mr. and Mrs. C hase E. vacation here, w as th e guest of the
St. C lair, Mr. and Mrs. L eslie T. St. Rev. an d Mrs. A. S. H isey and d au g h ­
C lair and two ch ild ren . "Ju n io r" and te r H elen S atu rd ay on a trip to M ult­
\\ hile they last we are selling reg­
Betty R uth, th e Misses W inifred and nom ah falls. Miss Mabel W inters
ular $12.00 Boudoir Lamps com-
M arg aret St. C lair, Miss Em m a B. w as also a m em ber of th e party.
Miss Je an Adix w as hostess a t a de­ I plete with drop cord, shades and
I Jo h n so n , Miss S ara Dotson and Ray
R ogers, besides th e host and hostess. lightful p a rty on F rid a y evening to
globes for $7 a set. Only a few
about a score of her young friends.
Mrs. Edna W olters, a te ac h er in the
sets
left.
Adix,
G resham g rad e school, has moved to 7 Her
7 m h other,
X ' . Mrs.
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1922
1923
Model 75
Hand Painted China and Sterl­
a housekeeping a p a rtm e n t in th e F red m ent of th e young people
S helley house on South R oberts Ave
ing
silver deposit or stained glass
*
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. T hom as from
I avenue.
are new features of which we
T illam ook spent T h an k sg iv in g day j
have a good display.
Mr. and Mrs. O m ar K lum expect to
looks antj runs
w ith th e fo rm e r's p a re n ts a t th e I
I
leave
on
W
ednesday
for
W
ieser,
Id
a
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looks good
looks and
T hom as sa n ita riu m n ea r G resham .
good. A good
season1’ 'oiVr S ’
Novelty Beads will be popular this
ho, a t w hich place they a re m aking
runs good
runs good
car very cheap.
ason. Our last shipm ent of these are up to snuff a n d
plans to estab lish a b u tc h er shop.
SCENIC
composes all varieties desired.
1
un a Q
They have resided in G resham fo r-th e
I past tw o years. Mrs. Klum has been
T he hom e of Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Ja c k
1920
1922
FORDOR
a rtlH e h ?
p a j“,ent un'1 « Dttle « week pays for any
engaged m uch of th e tim e sin ce com ­ w as th e scene of a v ery p le asa n t fam-1
a rtid e in the store. ( oine hi and judge for yourself No
ing to G resham in w ork a t the W ith ily g a th e rin g T h anksgiving day. T he I
row re s ta u ra n t and confectionery.
occasion w as not only to c e le b ra te )
R obert G ilpin of P o rtlan d w ill as- T han k sg iv in g b ut in honor of th e 46tli
disc wheels,
I sist as pressm an on the O utlook for a w edding a n n iv e rsa ry of Mr. and Mrs.
Lots of extras.
A -l condition
good tires and
few w eeks incident to th e C h ristm as Ja ck and th e b irth d ay of Mrs. Ja c k 's
This car is a
Extras
rush. He began w ork T uesday m orn- niece, Mrs. P endleton. T he house w as
good condition
real buy
I ing.
b eau tifu lly decorated w ith ev erg reen s |
T he Rev. and Mrs. E. N. Long will and red and w hite ch ry san th em u m s, a
1923
I e n te rta in th e young people of the m is handsom e bouquet of th e la tte r having |
1922
1919
sio n ary society a t th e ir hom e on th e been sent by frien d s from W ashougal, i
| com ing F rid ay evening.
W ashington. T hose p resen t, beside
Jo h n Boydstun w ill be em ployed by th e im m ediate fam ily w ere, R alph |
the G resh am m eat m ark et as d riv er on Jack, a gran d so n , Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
In Masonic Hall. Gresham
runs good
j I th
looks and runs
e r u ra l m eat delivery ro u te to tak e
P en d leto n , late of A berdeen. South
good
rubber
!
like a new car
I the p lace of Omar K lum who is mov- D akota, J. R, H all and fam ily of Kelso,
A good buy
looks good
n | ing aw ay.
Oregon, Mrs*. San T im b erlak e and
Mrs. L. T. L usted and d au g h ter, Miss d au g h ter Mona, Mrs. E arl Ja c k oi
1922
I Inez, w ere T han k sg iv in g g u ests of P o rtlan d , Mrs. Fern Sleppy and d au g h ­
1922
1924
R efreshm ents Served
Mrs. L u ste d ’s son, H arry L usted, of te r, M adeline of N ew berg and Miss
COMMITTEE
I Lents.
Bell H all of W illam ina. The occasion
D. W. THORNE
JACK SHULTZ
E » • AYLSWORTH
Mrs. A nnie H evel, assisted by h er will long be rem em bered by all pres-
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EU. METZGER
„ . A H ESSE,
“
I n ie c e . M is s Mildred Zeek, en tertain ed
nt.
looks and runs
looks and runs
I at T han k sg iv in g d in n er for Mr. and i
runs and looks
good. Good
like a new car
Mrs. G eorge Leslie of G resham , Geo. TURKEY DINNER IN P A L t a r t N i N E W IN T E R N A T IO N A L
good.
rubber
I.islie, J r. and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs.
ROCKWOOD
A P P E A L FOR R E F U G E B S
Je ru salem .—A gift of 200 live tu r ­
Joe Com stock and Mrs. Ida W illiam s,
Ixiok th ese ears over, d rive th em , then v o u ’ll huv
T he an n u al b azaar and chicken d in ­
| all of P o rtland.
keys h as ju s t been received by th e
Geneva, S w itzerland.—A Joint ap-
rm enian p,o al J r? m, ,w e" ' y n alions has been ner which
a {jood used car at less.
— ...............
ocmwoou
th e ladies of th e « Rockwood
G eorge L eslie is in receipt of a m es- I N ear E ast Relief from an A ------------
re to Placed before th e League of N ations, i com m unity ch u rch a re «ervlnv «111
I sage sta tin g th n t his nephew , Donald fa rm e r in Egypt. T he bird» a are
d in n ers for 1.20n
a re serving, w ill
1,200 asking for the aDDointmen»
ap p o in tm en t of a com”
| H ancock, a civil en g in eer in South provide C h ristm as
A rm enian children In orphanage» m ission to a ssist th e A m erican Near be held a t th e g ran g e hall S atu rd ay .
A m erica, had recen tly passed aw ay. here.
I E ast Relief in its work for refugees December 13. D inner w ill be served
Reliability
Phone 1141
Service
in G reece and Bible L ands. The ap- from 5 until 8 o’clock. A play an d
; peal say s: “ In view of th e interna-
program w ill be given by local ta le n t
■ tional ch a racter of th e question involv­ follow ing the dinner.
ed and the necessity for an im partial,
accu rate and a u th o ritativ e statem en t
N O T IC E O F S A L E .
of the situation, we req u est the League
of N ations to appoint a com m ission
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S Í n S í Ï
which shall m ake a prom pt, thorough AUKU-t
Inquiry Into th e d i.tr .» ,ln g conditions " » n w w knd'
arp th -
ln th e N ear E ast and indicate w hat
C"v,,rinK ,he know ing Iie-
step s should be taken to am eliorate
. d buii, TFiTsu-y ’name f f r m A
th ese conditions in accord with hu- ' r ' ¿ ’' V n VAIjEAI11"
K '< i«ry
No
m an ltarian views of o u r tw en tieth " f ‘-:'o v L V p ° m l a ? Uob’s jk ,a-1 -ti,e holir
cen tu ry life.”
Troutdale o r .d i l “ i. 5 ? 2 -? ‘re,?ln ".ranch.
and Ills
G et Your C hristm as U m brella Now
1
N EW S T A M P E D T H IN G S
Delights — Pleases — Enthralls
rist IVatches
S P E C IA L FO R M EN
Very heavy all-wool Mackinaws, were
$ 10-50........................................ Now $9.50
R ings
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
S P E C IA L
GOOD USED CARS
OVERLAND
Coupe
FO R D
T ouring
FO R D
Coupe
OVERLAND
OVERLAND
T ouring
FO R D
S edan
s
s itk s
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l°r x
GUY D. JONES, Jeweler
W ILLYS-
K N IG H T
DODGE
R o ad ster
FO R D
T ouring
DANCE
™ AY
;
NIGHT. PLJ EMIiER T
W illoughby’s Im perial O rch estra
FO R D
S edan
GARDNER
T ouring
MAXWELL
R o ad ster
1
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HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
TOYS THAT LAST
IT'S COMING!
Made o f Iron— No Springs to Break
IT ’S H ER E!
CHESTER
W h at?
Pony Cart
Some one says "E very tim e
have a b irth d ay y o u r ch an ce of 'liv in g £ fd
to a tine old age gets b etter ln « » .» ,t ,,f W ith i n t e r e s f thiw eon a t th’«
85c
Quali
Make your telephone e a rn you more
by connecting It w ith a w ant ad
Ford Touring
75c
See O ur W indow
V isit our S tore
Q U A L IT Y
TOYS
T he L a rg e st Stock E ver Shown in G resham
FORD SEDAN
75c
A. W . METZGER <& CO.
Gresham, Oregon
The Big Holiday Issue o f the Outlook
it will contain 16 to 20 pages crammed 6,11
.
m atter pertaining to the dev elopment"mJ1 t o w t h of
and \icim ty during the past rear. There will be U ,1, P ? Uni
nouncementc of
r.f the
rt,„ merchante
____t. '
. i,
he Holiday an-
nouncements
n e t " 111 ----
XMAS CARDS AND BOOKLETS
W e have
h a v e one
on.» o of f the
ih »
( .resham.
Phone 1451
emer
Fordor
flrst Pu b h sh * d , H er. 2 It»”»
a t e o f l a s t p u b lic a tio n . D ee. 9. 19 >I
M. M. S Q U IR E . C o n s ta b le .
81
It’s Coming Dec. 16
1925 Model
R ead F rid a y ’s O utlook
' f*Vo7Tf
to»Sth*r
S tU d y , h '
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and ■
largest
finest assortm ents in
Early selections are the he*t.
’s Racket Store
Gresham
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h b i » « ' ' ' " an o p p ° rtu n n ity
Ï uesday, D ecem ber 16, 1924