Gresham outlook., January 23, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

PAGE FOUR
High School XotM.
M ld-terra exam inations a re now „
m a tte r of hiBtory and stu d en ts have
buckled down for some good solid
A m eeting of Clover Circle, N eigh-
w ork p re p a ra to ry to th e closing bors of W oodcraft, will be held a t the
m onths of th e y , v e a . . r's » w ore,
ork. n H o o rte
rten
hom e u*
o t ™rs.
Mrs. J.
J
M M etzger
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n s se e —
H.
next -
Sow ard, « - senior,
— *— heads
. .
.. e honor n T
r - ue«<lay
— •------—
th
aftern o o n a t 2 o'clock for the
stu d en t list w ith th e enviable p ercen t- W W * of in itia tin g th e offleers re ­
age of 97. H elen A lthaus, a sopho- c e n t,y elected. A fu ll a tte n d a n c e of
m ore, Is a close second w ith h er ra n k m, m bers is desired.
of 96 per cent. T he roll of honor stu -
The re e n te r
dents follow s: freshm en, Ire n e Jo h n - M ethodist ZldlTs“ A , d \ u n
son, 9 4 ; 9 F
Aid will be held
Howard
2 ^ re d erick
X l B echlll
U e iss
i o i t a < i • $
t" " ”
a « e at
r-
of L ake View, Oregon,
.[GRESHAM LOCALS th e Mary sta te D. Moss
p resid e n t of th e R ebekah
Mrs. F ra n k Gibbs atten d ed th e light
n in g a t 7:30. H ow ard /to p p e r w ill
Appreciation Expressed.
op era production, “T he M ikado.” at
assem bly, will m ake an official visit
have ch a rg e of th e young people's
th e P o rtlan d auditorium T uesday eve­
I w ish to th a n k the m any frie n d s
to th e local R ebekah lodge on Mon­ ning.
a t 6 ' 30’ th e top,c of w hich
day evening, Ja n u a ry 26.
w ill be. The C h ristia n 's S ep ara tio n .” of G resham and vicinity for th e help
Mrs. E. D. R ak er has been under P ra y e r m eeting is held every T h u rs ­ they have given me in estab lish in g
Mary
Lois,
th e
seven-year-old th e ca re of a physician for som e tim e
m yself and children, and I am anxious
day evening a t 7:30.
d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Nash, p ast as a re su lt of com plications of
to do everything possible to help m y­
is ill from an infected tooth. W hile g rip and stom ach trouble.
self.
MRS. MYRTLE PEA K E
2,0,1 Evangelical Services.
a t play a few days ago a t school the
little g irl w as stru c k In th e face by a
T he Sunday school of th e Zion
Card of Thanks.
free Methodist Church Service».
s tra y ball w hich broke off p a r t of the
i E v an g elical ch u rc h w ill convene a t 10 , W. l w ish to th a n k our m any frien d s
Sunday school will convene a t the
tooth.
o clock Sunday, follow ed by divine to r th e k indness and sym pathy show n
F re e M ethodist ch u rch a t 10 o ’clock,
us in th e d eath of ou r dau g h ter and
Leona Long, 90%
'
■ '« « a ry 2«.
w
orship in the E nglish la n g u ag e a t 11 m
O. A. E astm an is confined to his su p erin ten d ed by Miss M innie R o b ert­
other, also for th e beautiful flowers.
Mrs. L au ra B arnes, Mrs. D ora
room w ith an ac u te a tta c k of indiges­ son. T h ere w ill be p rea ch in g a t 11 and in the G erm an language a t 11:50.
« £ •
M athew s,
C larence
B row ning,
tion coupled w ith th e grip. He Is also by th e paBtor an d again in th e eve- Special m usic w ill be ren d e re d by the
! ch o ir
Mrs. E lsie A ndrew s,
E v erett
o il/ . . . .
r.veiyn t.edine, farm hom e of Mr. and Mrs w n suffering w ith his eyes.
Brow ning.
9 4 * . H elen H ouse, 94; H arold Dye. P arso n s
®
<3 sub jects) 93 1-3; Amy Noreen,
Mr<
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. N ash, who have
92 4-5; K enneth H orberg 92%
C Iara M ason Owre, of W est- lately moved to G resham from Kelso,
D or. HuSm.lster
th ,
'» •
.1«. W ashington, have ren ted Mrs. L ena
A lld er-G ask ill's home on n o rth Main
stre e t and moved in W ednesday. Mr.
9 4 * ; H elen L audan, 93% ; Kldore
San F ran cisco , C alifornia, having N ash is th e son of D. H. N ash w ho r e ­
Johnson, 92%; M yrtle S oderquist, 91
com pleted an en listm en t of n early cen tly p u rch ased th e T. E. M ercer
H azel Cooley, 91.
fo u r ' y ea
rs --- In th e » service
of m
th e e navy.
navy. I resid
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eivice ot
resiuence
en ce n ea r th e Mt. Hood railw ay
H ortense Sow ard, the b an n e r s tu ­
L eslie St. C lair w as one of th e In- ! tra c k s - Mr. N ash has a tru c k and is
d en t of th e school, has 97; Agnes
tended victim s of th e T ro u td ale pool ' enEaEe,I
,n n th ,° e wood hauling »—
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engaged in
business.
IT CAN BE DONE
L undquist, 9 1 * ; Geneva SImm onson
hall robbery T h u rsd ay evening. He
2 0 % P r E 5 T r H Y POTHr ° f “ ” n lla r c a n be W retched a t th e
D. C. P ete rso n of G resham is a
93% ; F ra n ce s W elling, 914-5; Louise
was in th e room w hile his w ife was
E m erson, 9 1 * .
m em ber of one of th e R. O. T. C. rifle
in atten d a n ce a t a lodge session n e a r ­
Miss M arjorie M achen has been a b ­ by. The se a rc h e r overlooked a sm all team s of Oregon A g ricu ltu ra l College
se n t from h e r classroom for several am o u n t of ch an g e w hich he c a rrie d In w hich will fire a m atch w ith N o rth ­
w estern u n iv ersity riffem en th is week.
« t i l . K een a n d d is c rim in a tin g bu y ers find s h o p p in g
days on account of h er uncle's illn ess a vest pocket.
T
he
O.
A.
C.
m
ark
sm
en
m
et
team
s
and death. He died in C alifornia and
a p le a s u re a t th e
H. R. K ane w as o ut from P o rtlan d
th e rem ains w ere brought to P o rtlan d for a farew ell v isit w ith his b ro th er- from Cornell un iv ersity , M arion in sti- j
for burial. Miss Machen is confined in-law , A. W. Griffis, a day o r so th is tu te , and W ashington S tate college in
to her room at p rese n t by an a ttac k week. Mr. K ane, who fo rm erly lived a m atch la st week, sco rin g 3602 out
of a possible 4000 points.
of grip.
n ear G resham , is going to Echo, O re­
Miss G ertrude S harkey, a senio r and gon, soon w here he spends m uch of
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. H o rn in g and
th e editor of th e A rgus, is a t her his tim e in farm in g an d sto ck raisin g . d au g h ter, E lizabeth, atten d ed th e fu ­
C a rn a tio n o r F e d e ra l
C R Y ST A L W H IT E SOAP,
home, suffering w ith an a tta c k of
n eral of Mrs. H o rn in g ’s b ro th er, J a ­
W ESSO N OIL,
M ILK, ta ll cans, 3 fo r 25c
Miss
F
lo
ella
Jaco
b
s
h
as
been
ab
­
pleurisy.
10 b a r s ......................... 39c
son R and, in P o rtla n d on W ednesday.
............... 45c
* j.
,
.
............................. ....................... .. _ _ _ _ _ q u a rts , each .............
se
n
t
from
her
du
ties
in
th
e
postofflee
As a p a rt of th e national th rift
Mr. Rand died very unexpectedly last
n
ea
rly
a
week
on
acco
u
n
t
of
an
a
t
­
week program J. S. Cooper, of P o rt­
Monday. In te rm e n t of th e rem ain s 1
tack of to n silitis and a severe cold.
land, cam e out T uesday and gave a
was m ade a t Hood R iver today, and
She is being cared for a t th e hom e of
very in terestin g ta lk to th e stu d en ts
Mrs. H o rning accom panied
o th er
Don A mi P o w d er, 2 fo r 25c
Mrs. Melvin Sunday.
.
SH IN O L A P O L IS H ,
on th e subject of Insurance, illu s tr a t­
m em bers of th e fam ily to th a t place.
S c h illin g ’s VANILLA,
Don Ami C akes, each .. .10c
2 fo r
ed by a blackboard chart.
.......... 33c
3,3c
D
1T / .
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- m u i l n i c ce
e b
D o o ttle
ttle ...........
Miss W ilma Chase has re tu rn e d to
h er home afte r an extended sta y in
the hospital with an a ttac k of pneu
monln. On W ednesday th e stud en ts
S H R IM P , new pack,
F R E S H MACARONI,
of the E nglish classes planned a le t­
F U L L CREAM C H E E S E .
No. 1 tin s , 2 f o r .......... 35c
c u rv e cut, 4 lb s..........25c
te r show er for Miss Chase, each pupil
2 p o u n d s ......................55c
We
have
ju
st
received
from
the
factory
a
large
shipment
co n trib u tin g a le tte r with an in te re st­
ing account of dally happenings, both
,
of the famous
in and out of school.
TTn/inrtirnvw
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U n d e rw o o d t’a
’s P u re
The Midget basket ball team of the
NO R W EG IA N SA R D IN E S,
Toil F T P A P F R i 7”
D E V IL E D HAM , U g
in p u re o liv e „1,
G resham Union high school lost to
2 f o r...............................35C
th e Goosehollow aquad In P ortlan d
45 I o r ...............................8«»c
3 f o r ......................
22c
la st evening, being out-w eighed and
consisting of
P eek’s W ASH IN G MA­
H ills d a le ASPA RA G U S,
D ro m ed a ry COCOANUT,
outplayed from the beginning. The
C H IN E SOAP,
s h o rt tip s, 1-lb. c a n s
local boys will try It again In the fu­
th e w o rld ’s finest,
la rg e p a c k a g e .......... 32c
9 f° r ............................. 85c
tu re on the G resham floor, as soon as
!4 ID-
D)......15c,
... 23c
X ..
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o
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74
- 1.)<‘, i/,
1.5 lb
lb ......23c
th e G oosehoilow s can find an open
POPULAR PR IC ES
date. T he Union high school boys
a re Jo h n A nicker, Guy R usher, Vearl
b u y this wonderful Coffee and save 10c a pound.
Howell, M elcher D uncan,
O eorge
W adsw orth and Sven Nelson. They
R y f f i J’1 ? ! allty to the best canned coffees.
Phone 1236
w ere tak en to P o rtlan d by B. M.
Roasted the day before you buv it.
Gresham
H owell in th e new Pow ell V alley
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Pound 48c, 2 pounds $1.42
school bus.
(
20th Century Store
20TH CENTURY
OFFERINGS SATURDAY AND MONDAY
New Arrivals
KERR S BEST PATENT FLOUR, 49 lb. sack $2.29
FISHERS RUND
WELLER BROWN and WHITE WARE
Mixing Iiou ls
Casseroles
Bean Pots
Custard Cups
20th Century
HEPP’S RACKET STORE
COFFEE
Our Valentine Stock is complete.
Make your selections early.
Outlook w ant ads will bring buyer
and seller to g eth er cheaply and
quickly
L ib e r ty B r o o m s , 5 -s e w , s t r o n g , m e d iu m w t„ d u r a b le , 69c
T h o m p so n 's S E E D L E S S
R A ISIN S, 3 l b s ..... 211c
P Iw h X p S
A
” ae a s ; j , B,
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Come on, Ye Bargain Seekers!
At L. L. Kidder
Hardware
Store
Builders’ and General
Hardware
Sporting Goods
Electric Goods
Farm and Garden Tools
Paints, Oils, Glass
I h e P ric e W a r
For the Balance of January
In the face of much higher market prices, we are cutting without regard for the market
H o w DO WE DO IT?
Of the States of
O U R S -IT RUNS INTO THE M I ^ l X O F ^ f f i s
EDR CARPENTERS
AND BUILDERS
35c 3 U .x 3 'i, B u tt H in g es, p a ir
$ .2!»
$4.50 N ails, base price p e r keg
3,115
$1.00 M ortise Lock Sets, each
.82
65c Rim Lock Seis, each
.5 1
$3.50 P is to n H a n d S aw s .each
2.»8
$1.50 M aydole H a m m e rs, each
1.29
$1 50 1-ply S a n to R oofing
1. 3 il
$3 50 3-ply J u n io r M althoid R oofing 2.8»
t I o n 11..11
*
$1.90
B uild IX.....
in g rx
Paper
1.5»
25c 8-in. F lat F iles
... .21
• Di 'I'm S n i p s ....................
.29
$3 DU 'I’in S nips
2.0»
75c H a m m e rs
Ite
$1.25 10-in. C rescen t W re n c h e s
1.03
$2.00 Levels
1.7»
$3.00 S q u a re s
2.5»
$<¡.00 P lx to B races ...
I.»»
$3.00 S ta n le y P la n es
2.6::
$1.75 K erosene L a n te rn s
1.5»
Reg. $1. R oof P a in t, g a llo n
.7!»
25c C a rp e n te r’s R ules, each
.18
35e Screw D rivers
.29
75c Screw D rivers
.. .5»
4c S ash W eig h ts, pound
.03
$2.00 T in S h in g le s, p er loo
$1.50
15c galv. R idge S h in g le s, each
i *> i ’
5c galv. H ip S h in g le s
.0 4 U
9c 14-in. p a in Uni V alley T in . ft
•0 4 12
FARM TOOLS
AND ACCESSORIES
$1.00 S hovels, each
$1.00 B olt C u tte rs, e ach
35c P ik e 's Oil S to n e s
$2,90 P ru n in g S h e a rs
$2.75 P ru n in g S h e a rs
$1.50 P ru n in g S h e a rs
$2.00 P o ta to F o r k s __
$3.50 A xes .........................
$2.25 A xes ........................
$2.00 A \.'s
$1.69 P itc h F o r k s ..............
$1.50 B arn S h o v e ls.........
$1.75 5 Buck S a w s .............. .
76c Axe H a n d le s
35c Axe H a n d le s ...........
M IS( F I.I AN EDI S
$1.00 A uto S tro p S a fety R azo rs
60c B lades fo r G ille tte s
$2,00 R a z o r S t r o p s .......
$2,50 P o ck et K nives
$1.75 P o c k e t K n iv e s................
$ .19
. .79
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2.59
. 2.5»
1.3»
1.8»
2.»»
1.9»
1.69
1.3»
L2I
1.3»
.59
.29
.39
1.3»
2.18
1.2»
° RES U K E
ELECTRICAL GOODS
$8.50 T o a s te rs
$7.95 H e a te rs
$} 50 F u r lin g Iro n s
$6-75 D ot P o in t Iro n s
$6.75 U n iv e rsa l Iro n s
$5.00 D o m an ico Iro n s
$7.50 P e rc o la to rs
$12 W affle Iro n s
$12 G rille s ................
50c 2-w ay B e n ja m in P lu g s
F u se P lu g s, d o z e n .................
$7.49
7.29
.. .8»
.. 6.29
6.29
. 4.5»
6.5»
. 8.95
10.5»
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SPORTING GOODS
$12.00 C o a s te r W ag o n s
$ 6.00 B ox in g G loves
$22.60 22 R if le s ...........
$ 3.50 P ack S a c k s ........
$35.00 B icycles ............
$ 2.75 B ike T ire s .......
$ 3.00 F is h in g R ods
$ LOO F is h in g L in es
20c F is h in g L e a d ers ..
$10.50
4.»8
20.11»
. 2.98
32.98
2.15
1.6»
.7»
.14c
T .T oIla y ’« w h °le»ale price on N ails is $4.00 p er keg
1 o d ay S w holesale p r.ee on Sash w eights is 3c per pound.
whh ™ ’,U hv a biU ° f K.'-.°ds to,
be sure to let us figure
ou can be
readily
we can
to ereaim
voufnr on^'
io -
^ 1» 'e • e s w,H certainly
higher seehow
this year.
You sell rtw
by looking ahead for two or three months and buying at our safe.
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PHONE 1421
M
u u i
At L. L. Kidder
Hardware
Store
Builders’ and General
Hardware
Sporting Goods
Electric Goods
Farm and Garden Tools
Paints, Oils, Glass
HOME UTILITIES
$3.00 W e a re v e r D ouble R o llers
#■»•1
$8.50 C olem an G a so lin e L am p s
7 »s
$ o o 0 C olem an G a so lin e L a n te r n s
8.»8
35c ( o lem a n G e n e r a to r s .............
on
100 dozen C olem an M an tles
so
25c M op S tic k s .....................
*5c B ra ss W ash B o a rd s
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$2.00 C lo th es R a c k s ... ........................ / ¡ ¡ J
$4.50 W ash B o ilers
......... .
$2.85 W a r t B oilers
........
........
60c size o ’C e d a r Oil. ..
..................
$1.25 size L iquid W ax. ’Z Z ' ’ '
85c J o h n s o n '8 W ax
.a
50c K irsch C u rta in R ods
’I ,
15c C u rta in R ods
,,
$ 1 5 0 q t. W in s p a r V a rn ish ..
/,«
$ ‘.50 B est G rad e W h ite E n a m e l......' 5.8»
8 7r W h o C? '° rS K a lso n iin e ‘ pound
.0»
$ 1 ‘ C W h ite L ead, p o u n d ..
$1.42 L in seed Oil. g a llo n
$3.00 Good P a in t, g a llo n ..................
oc 12-q u a rt g a llo n pails, each...
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doz S n a p p e r C lo th es P in s. doz. .
.07
>1.15 H o u se B room s, each
.s»
« i n n V i° USe B r o o » ‘s . <u»ch...........
jl.P O H o u se B room s, each
$2.50 C lo th es B a sk e ts
$10
$1.00 C lo th es B a sk e ts
L, L. Kidder Hardware Co.
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GRESHAM, OREGON