Gresham outlook., January 20, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

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Juurnni Bargain Rates.
T he a n n u a l "B arg ain D ay” ra te s of
the Oregon Jo u rn a l w ill be in effect
from Ja n u a ry 19 to F eb ru ary 4, 1925.
B argain Day ra te s a re as follow s:
D aily and S unday Jo u rn a l, >7.00:
D aily w ithout Sunday, >5; Sunday
only, >2.50; W eekly, 75 cen ts a y ear;
Sunday and W eekly together, >3. The
follow ing com bination ra te s w ith the
G resham Outlook a re offered:
Outlook, D ally and Sunday Jo u rn a l,
>7.80; Outlook and D aily Jo u rn a l
>6.00.—Adv.
Fifty-Fifty.
Bobby had eaten th e soft p o rtio n s of
his to a st a t b re a k fa st and piled the
‘ ru sts on his plate. "W hen I w as a
little boy, ’ rem ark ed P a. "I alw ays ate
th e c ru sts of my to a st.”
“Did you like th em ?" asked Bobby
ch eerfully.
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"Yes,” replied th e fath er.
"You m ay have these, th en ,” said
Bobby, push in g his p la te acro ss the
table.
It Sure Do.
L ittle drops o t w ater,
L ittle g ra in s of san d —
In th e gas— m akes d riv ers
Cuss to b ea t th e band.
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— M otor Mention.
Add to your incom e, su b tra c t from
your losses, m ultiply your re tu rn s, d i­
vide your expenses, by using W ant
Ads.
Our January Sale Closes
SATURDAY EVENING, JAN. 24
Only a few tlays remain to take advantage
of these
B ig R e d u c tio n s
Men’s Wear Greatly Reduced
Dry Goods Greatly Reduced
Shoes Greatly Reduced
M en's Overcoats and Ladies’ Ready-
to-Wear at Clean Up Prices
L. A. WACK <& CO.
Phone 2221
Gresham
Park here and shop in comfort
Late Model
Good Used Cars
at less than Portland prices
Governor Arrested
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. A rct. of K elso
W ashington, have leased th e A. E
K essler p ro p erty on E a st Pow ell
stre e t for a y ear an d expect to move
to G resham ab o u t th e m iddle of Feb
ru ary . Mr. A rct w ill have ch arg e of
th e new Alling statio n w hich is being
developed on the co rn e r of R oberts
avenue and Pow ell stre e t, on p roperty
w hich h as been leased from George
Leslie. Mrs. A rct is th e d au g h ter of
T. R. H ow itt.
A Man is Known by the Company
He Keeps
—and by the Papers He Reads
Manny H ollow ay, who has been in
with an a tta c k of sc a rle t fever, ex ­
pects to re tu rn to school Monday
Ruby H ollow ay has also recovered
| from th e sam e disease.
Vt ord has been received from Mrs.
T. H. H aw es, who w ent a few m onths
ago to Riverside, C alifornia, on ac­
co u n t of th e d elicate h ea lth of her
son. W esley, saying th a t th e son is
m uch im proved In h ealth an d they are
looking forw ard to com ing hom e in
th e spring. T hey have rec en tly moved
to 305, S easide Blvd., L ong Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Chase E. St. C lair gave
th e Anal co u rse of a 7-course. p ro g re s­
sive d in n er la st S unday afternoon
and evening. T w enty p erso n s p a r ­
ticipated In th e affair an d all th e
I o th e r stopping places w ere in P o rt-
I laud.
A nnouncem ent has been received by
G resham relativ es of Jo h n C o rn u tt of
Riddle, Oregon, of his m a rria g e on
December 24 In R oseburg w ith Miss
P e a rl Royer of Rice Creek. The
groom is th e son of th e late A rchie
and Mrs. M aggie C o rn u tt, and fo r
Im erly lived n ea r G resham . T he young
couple will resid e a t W endling w here
| Mr. C o rn u tt is em ployed.
Give Attention to Reading
1 man can’t even be a «ucce.sful farmer
these days without much reading
Jo n a th an M. Davis, d irt farm er,
ex-G ovem or of K ansas, and hia
son Russell, 28 (below ), have gone
back to th e farm aw a itin g hear-
Ja n ., 23d, on the c h a rg e of
b ribery in connection w ith *• the
alleged sale of pardons to s ta te
convicts. They w ere a rre ste d an
hour before Mr. Davis stepped o ut
of offiee. The gov ern o r pleaded not
firn ty. The son w as trap p e d a c ­
c e p tin g >1250 of m arked money
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1918 FORD Tourings (3), each........................
$475
450
250
375
295
250
165
65
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1924 C H E \ ROLET Touring, disk wheels.......
1922 DODGE Roadster, looks and runs good
1922 CHEVROLET Tour., looks - runs good
1922 GARDNER Tour., looks and runs good
1923 S I AR louring, looks and runs good.......
1923 LORD Tourings (2), each........................
1920 LORD Roadster, thoroughly overhauled
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Look these cars over, drive ....... i, and then you’ll bar
a used car from
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HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
RELIABILITY
SERVICE
Phone 1141
Gresham
»(B ltili, w ith th e ir son, W. It K e rn ’
and fam ily
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m e A rem e club w ill give a card
p a rty a t th e hom e of Ju d g e and Mrs.
G eorge W. S tap leto n on F rid a y eve-
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Ha e’/ a n d ^ M r “ ’« ^ ; Mand
a to iir J a i i u a i ^ T Z n t T
S a k S
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Our Mock hits just had Its annual hnuse>rlcanlnv. Ill
« he othls and ends, broken lols. shop worn and damaged
goods d seovered In our Inventor,— and some items to bo
dhP° Md ° f ‘h‘9
k Ml KEAL
Come early and you win have a better selection
chandise.there
Galvanized Tubs
Aluminum Ware
('lotîtes Baskets
Re-
*tOCkB °f a“y °f th,s mer-
Granite Ware
Sporting Goods
Electrical Appliances
A. W. METZGER «& CO.
The WINCHESTER Store
Phone 1451
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Phone 1451
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ab o u t for th e selection of a new site
for th e ir b usiness. T hey ex p ressed
them selves as m uch pleased w ith th e
situ atio n of th e G resham m anufac
tu rin g p lant.
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T ’S NECESSARY TO K EEP INFORM ED
ON W H A T ’S GOING ON A T HOME
A N D A BRO AD
K eep posted on the markets, the state
and national political doings, the great
national and international m ovem ents, the
great discoveries and achievem ents o f sci-
ence and industry everywhere.
J ° 8eph baVe bee" 'c r y „ e a r those of p „ e 7
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P.r ? n g e o.entS- AU m em bers
M rs- E lizabeth M cLean received a
,..^ t 7 ? ? t . r antl th e Mas°n ie teleg ram Monday m orning an n o u n c-
lodge, w ith th e ir friends, a re Invited
ing th e d eath of h e r nephew , F ra n k
to atten d .
H illigoss of Mansfield, Illinois. He
T he W. C. T. U. w ill hold a social w as a n ig h t w atchm an of th e place
m eeting a t th e hom e of Mrs. W. J. o tt and w as killed by bank robbers. T he |
on T h u rsd ay aftern o o n , J a n u a ry 22 slain m an w as also a nephew of J. J.
beginning a t 2:30.
It is expected R obertson.
th a t th e sta te p resid en t, Mrs. Mary
M allett, will be p rese n t and rep o rt on NEW STEDENTS ENTER
th e ju b ilee convention w hich she a t­
for second semester
tended in Chicago la st October. The
T he second sem ester in high school
a n n iv e rsa ry of n atio n al prohibition
w ill also be Attingly touched upon. sta rte d y esterd ay w ith th e follow ing
T he Misses A u g u sta H ahn and M ar­ stu d e n ts e n te rin g : H en ry B rink from J
L usted, Jo e L aw ler from F airv iew ,
g a re t St. C lair w ill re n d e r m usical
Viva A nderson from G resham , H ar-1
num bers.
rie tt A nderson from Boring, Ju a n ita
At th e recen t m eeting of th e Zion Tyson from T ro u td ale, C arrie S im -|
E vangelical L adles Aid, fo rm erly
m onsen and A lm a Yocum from Orient.
know n as th e M artha L adies Aid, th e
T his b rin g s th e to ta l re g istra tio n to
w ork w as stan d ardized u n d er th e new’ 291.
nam e of th e E v angelical W om en’s
A slig h t ch an g e In th e system of
union. T he G resham circ le of the ex am in atio n s and th e cred it th erefro m '
union w ill m eet on th e second T h u rs
w ill be observed in th e high school
circ le w ill hold its m eeting on the
th ird T h u rsd ay of each m onth. The
ladles of th e union w ill begin a t once
to m ake a rra n g e m e n ts for a b azaar
w hich w ill he held next November,
p resu m ab ly on a la rg e scale. The
ladies will conduct a bake sa le on
S atu rd ay , Ja n u a ry 31.
Starting January 20
week paper o f your home community.
C lair G ullickson, Ja c k D ow sett and
A- E. K essler, who disposed of his
H arold Richm ond com posed a sk iin g j
b arb e r shop equipm ent ab o u t th ree
m onths ago to R. D. Bailey, has p a rty who drove to th e old to llg ate, 12
m iles th is side of G overnm ent Camp I
bought th e Sherw ood b arb e rin g b u si­
Sunday. T hey m ade a trip to- th e
ness a t Sherw ood, Oregon, and will
tw in bridges on th e ir skiis, a d istan ce '
ta k e possession ab o u t th e Arst of the
of ab o u t six m iles.
m onth. Mr. an d Mrs, K essler have
T h re e m em bers of th e W illiam s
leased th e ir hom e h ere for a y ear and
will m ove to th e ir new location about F u rn itu re com pany w ith a p la n t on
F eb ru ary 1, w here they have p u r- 82d stre e t, n ea r F o ster road, w ere in
ch ar 3d a 7-room m odern house on G resham F rid a y evening an d w ere
th e w oodw orking I
Sherw ood H eights. They have lived show n th ro u g h
p la n t of th e Zw eible M an u factu rin g
in G resham for th e p ast 11 years.
Mr and Mrs M n u
- , . . . , com pany. Mr. W illiam s and his tw o J
All ca rs have 1925 license
1924 CHEV ROLE f Coupe, looks like new car
D on’t rob yourself and your fam ily of
the pleasure and profit o f reading day by
day the big city daily and the live, twice-a-
th re e six-w eek periods will be m u lti- j
plied by tw o and th e Anal ex a m in a­
tion g rad e added and th a t sum divid­
ed by th ree. It is felt th is plan will
enable th e te ac h ers to b e tte r d e te r­
m ine th e w ork of th e student.
On F rid a y n ig h t th e high school
plays W oodburn high school on the
local Aoor. On S atu rd ay n ig h t It |
plays P a rk ro se a t P ark ro se.
All re g re t very m uch to lose W ayne j
and Lois T rftnble who have gone to
M olalla and en tered th e M olalla high
school. W ayne w as a senior and Lois
a Junior.
It is req u ested th a t at all fu tu re
m eetings in th e gym nasium no ea rs
be parked on the rig h t hand side of
th e drivew ay from th e stre e t to th e
gym nasium . This is n ecessary so th a t
people m ay unload at th e end of th e I
T he Sew and So circ le of th e M eth­
odist Ladies Aid w ill m eet a t th e hom e
ol Mrs. F ra n k P eak on W ednesday
Ja n u a ry 21. All m em bers a re re-
Quested to he p resen t.
Virgil Howell and his d au g h ter.
E dith, of Y achats, Oregon, sp en t S a t­
in day w ith th e Rev. and Mrs. E. N
Long. F or som e tim e Mr. H ow ell h a t
been co n tem p latin g a change from th t
co ast to th is p a rt of th e state, and
d u rin g his stay h ere la st w eek rentec
10 acres of th e old C athey hom estead
n ear Cotton statio n , w hich was fo r­ esment walk IwMUag to tko gym- i i
m erly occupied by David C athey and ii.isiiim .mil not h,. co m p elled to w alk I
fam ily, and expects to move to his th ro u g h ih ,' mud.
new location som etim e in F eb ru ary .
“T he last h alf of th e school y ea r is
W ord has been received th a t Mrs now w ith us and we a re on th e dow n­
A. M. W ilkinson, who u n d erw en t an w ard g rad e,” says P rin cip al Cannon.
T here w ere too m any failu res th e I
o peration for h ern ia ab o u t tw o weeks
ago in P o rtlan d , is recovering nicely first h alf of th e school year and th is
and w ill probably be home Inside of we reg ret. However, th e re will be o p -|
port unity for stu d en ts to do m ore co n ­
an o th e r week.
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam T rim ble and siste n t w ork th e rem ain d er of th e
th re e ch ild ren , Lois, W ayne and y ear and th u s redeem them selves.
P aren ts a re urged to visit the school
Lyle, left Sunday for Mollala, w het
th e C"
case
low g ra,les'
rades, we eo- I
th ey had lived p rio r to coining" tn L and in <he
Se ° of f lww
bargain offers
the OREGON JOURNAL
Special Bargain rates good until February 4 1925
By mail, one year.
’
Daily and Sunday Journal..............................
$7 00
D aily Journal......................................... ................... s o o
Sunday Journal only........................
gn
Weekly Journal..................................
7g
Sunday and Weekly together............................
3 qq
OUTLOOK with Daily and Sunday Journal....... 7.80
OUTLOOK with Daily Journal..............................
g.00
PORTLAND TELEGRAM
Special Bargain rates good until M arch 1 1925
By mail, one year.
Telegram ......................................................
OL I LOOK and Telegram...........................
4 gg
REGULAR RATES ON OREGO NIAN
Daily Oregonian and OUTLOOK, one year......... $6.35
1 >aily and Sunday Oregonian and OUTLOOK
° ne year................................................... .... 8.00
Daily Oregonian alone................................
gQQ
Subscribe for Your Daily
thru the Outlook
G resham a y ear ago.
Mr. T . . rim
d i, f
coop*>ratlon ,n “ «king con-
.... ble
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W ill
ill
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in th
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th e ir ch ild ren ."
he
em ployed
ployed in
tim
b er n ear " t,o
his n * b et,v r
home
\e w M jlc Rook. H ooray!
Mrs. G eorge K enney was o p erated
T he new sty les a re h ere in Nash
on in th e P o rtlan d S u rg ical ho sp ital clo th es for sp rin g and sum m er. E x tra
p a tte rn s
Sam e q u ality sam e
last S atu rd ay for the rem oval of a good
P ^ e . ,3 51. w ith o rd er. >20 on del” *
tu m o ro u s grow th, also th e appendix. IS o i.-A d v .' B *Ck' O re8ham ’ Phone
She w as u n d er the influence of th e
an e sth etic co n siderably m ore th an an
I »ed Vehicles.
hour, but cam e o ut very nicely and is
m an". J ! l OOhla n ™an 8tO1* »«Other
restin g well. She expects to rem ain m a ils wife and an old autom obile
in th e h o sp ital ab o u t tw o w eeks long-
bfni ’•‘«»»i.” said the b e­
U sers of th e W sn t Ad. C olum n a re
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reaved husband. "H e w on't be able to u rged to pay cash w ith o rd e r an d and ,7 n e r tn Z ? £ W‘U ? r l “ g buyer
tu rn eith er of them in."
avoid te n d in g bills fo r sm all am o u n ts , quick ”
to« « h e r cheaply , „ d
Do It Now, Phone 1561