Gresham outlook., May 26, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

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GRESHAM OUTLOOK,
Nelti Rodlun Mure« Io Portland.
ited a t th e hom e of Mrs. R ichey's sis­
Nels R odlun, who has lived for a te r, Mrs. C. G. Johnson.
num ber of y ea rs on his 60-acre farm
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde S ager and sons
four m iles south of G resham on th Clyde J r., and M anford w ere V alley
D am ascus road, has sold 20 ac res of v isito rs S unday evening.
th e place, Including the residence an 1
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. C alkins of th e
farm buildings, to th e Rev. Mr. Lance G ilbert d istric t w ere in th is vicinity
of W oodstock, the consideration being r.n business T h u rsd ay .
18,000. As first paym ent Mr. Lance
Mrs. G. H. R ichey in com pany w ith
tu rn e d over his residence p ro p erty in h er neice. Miss F lo ra Robison of P o rt­
W oodstock consisting of tw o lots an 1 land left F rid ay for a few days' visit
a 7-room house, to w hich the Rodlun w ith relativ es and frien d s in C or­
fam ily has alre ad y moved. He m a vallis.
la te r build on his rem aining land on
Mrs. G. N. S ag er en tertain ed the
th e farm . He is also p lanning a trip L adies Aid T h u rsd ay aftern o o n a t h er
to M innesota to visit w ith relativ es home on F o ster road. T h ere w as a
i nd friends. Mr. Lance has ihree la rg e atten d an ce. Among th o se p re s­
grow n sons and a dau g h ter w h have en t w as Mrs. T. R. B erry of P o rtlan d .
moved w ith him to the farm and who
P le a sa n t V alley school closed F ri
w ill op erate it.
day »'ith a b ask et picnic dinner. All
th e y o u n g sters w ire th ere, to g e th er
w ith a good n um ber of th e ir p»,-ents
PLEASANT VALLEY
TUESDAY, MAY 2«, IMS
NEXT OUTLOOK WILL
BE PRINTED THURSDAY
On acco u n t of holiday h o u rs a t
th e postofflee next S atu rd ay , and no
r u ra l c a rrie r delivery, it w ill be
n ecessary to Issue F rid a y ’s O utlook
on T h u rsd ay , else m any copies
w ould rem ain in th e postofflee u n ­
til Monday.
All o u r co rresp o n d e n ts and ad ­
v e rtise rs a re req u ested to accom ­
m odate them selves to th is e a rlie r
issue.
T he Outlook office w ill be closed
a ll day S atu rd ay .
GRESHAM LOCALS
Month
If you are one of the few who do not know of the “far-reaching” advantages en­
joyed by shopping here, right now is the time to investigate our prices and quali­
ties. ^our money certainly has big purchasing power here. You will find many
bargains in the different departments of this store that are not listed in this ad.
Imported Summer Dress Fabrics at lo n e r prices, new dcsitrns, new color combi­
nations and all reduced in price.
Imported Ceylin ( repes and Jewel Crepes, Silk Mixed, sold regularly at $1.50 n o
to $1.85. Special for this m onth-end sale, yard ............................
MoC
Imported Eponge, sold regularly a t $1.25, sale p r ic e ..................................................... 98c
Imported Eponge, sold regularly at 98c, sale p r ic e ..................................................... 79c
W. H. Congdon cam e from V ernonia
to atten d th e fu n eral of M axwell
F o r Cum plng and P icnics
S chneider w hich was held on Monday
Miss F lorence Richey finished her
N ickerson Je llie d chicken is m ost aftern o o n .
school a t Delena last F rid ay and has
| convenient. S team p re ssu re cooked.
Mrs. C h ristin e Shelley of H illsb o ro
retu rn ed home for her vacation.
In glass.—Adv.
tf
v isited w ith Mrs. A. S ester on S unday
Mr. and Mrs. Ja ck Embody accom ­
Large assortm ent of Dress Skirts in all the new styles and fabrics at
Window Cleaning
evening.
panied by Mrs. Olive Jen sen all Of
reduction of 25 per cent off regular prices.
For
ex
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ert
window
clean
in
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wee
S.
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. M anning have r e ­
P o rtlan d called on Mrs. G N. S ager
Tajim k, or leave o rd ers w ith Jo h n
Regular $4.95 Dress Skirts, sale price.......................................
tu
rn
e d from G ra n ts P ass, w here they
la st T hursday.
Brown, G resham , phone 2501.
w
ent
on
May
15
to
be
p
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Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Richey m otored
R egular $5.85 Dress Skirts, sale price........................................
th e com m encem ent w eek of th e high
to C e n tralia S atu rd ay w here they vis­
Any tro u b les? Call Dr. Classified.
school. T h eir g ra n d d a u g h te r. Miss
R egular $6.50 Dress Skirts, sale price........................................
Louise H ow ard, fo rm erly a stu d e n t in
G resham Union high school, w as g ra d ­
R egular $7.50 Dress Skirts, sale price........................................
uated from th a t school. Miss H ow ard,
who is 16 y ea rs old, is an honor s tu ­
R egular $8.75 Dress Skirts, sale price........................................
dent. E ig h ty -fo u r w ere in h er class.
R egular $10.50 Dress Skirts, sale price........ ,...........................
C h arles H ow ard, g ran d so n of the
M annings. 13, finished th e g rad e
R egular $11.75 Dress Skirts, sale price........................................
school th is y ear as an honor stu d en t.
E ttsel Jones, head of th e public
R egular $12.50 Dress Skirts, sale price........................................
w orks d ep a rtm en t of th e B rem erto n
navy y ard s, visited over S unday w ith
R egular $13.50 Dress Skirts, sale price........................................
his fa th e r, F ra n k C. Jones, and sister,
Mrs. F. L. Mack, and re tu rn e d to his
w ork Monday.
T he Rev. and Mrs. E. T. Ju d d and
R egular $5.98 to $7.50 values, sale price............................
i
sons, L eslie. E llis, H erm an and H ar-
' old. left th is m orning for M ilton-F ree-
I w ater, Oregon to be gone u n til F rid ay
, of th is week. They a re going for th e
R egular $1.50 Silk Hose, sale price....................
$1.19
purp o se of d eco ratin g the g rav e of
R egular $1.65 Silk Hose, sale p ric e ..........................$1.29
th e ir d au g h ter and sis te r who died
R egular $2.00 Silk Hose, sale price...................
$1.69
th re e y ea rs ago at th e age of 17 and
OPEN F R ID A Y N IG H T
who Is burled a t th a t place.
Men’s Khaki H ats, screen fronts, sale price.......... $ .4!»
Miss Hazel P ru itt, who w as a m em ­
U N TIL 9:30
Men s Blue Cham bray Shirts, sale price......... ..........$ .78
ber of th e 1925 high school g ra d u a t­
Men’s Corduroy Pants, regular $3.50, sale price
$2.98
ing class, left for S e a ttle S unday
Men’s Khaki Pants, extra good weight and quality
w here she w ill spend a m onth w ith
sold here regularly at $2.25, special for this
h er m other. Mrs. F ern P ru itt. She
m onth end sale a t................................................ $1.95
then expects to re tu rn to G resham and
m e n ’ s w a * n J
S h o e s
la te r w ill go to M onm outh to en ro ll as
3Ien‘s Dress Shirts with collar bands at
a stu d e n t in th e sta te norm al.
following reductions:
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G RESH A M
G uests of Miss G race Wt lch for the
R
egular
$1.50
Dress
Shirts, sale price........................$1.19
high school com m encem ent ex ercises
f- ja s ie r tj
Shop in Gresham and Save Money
R
egular
$2.00<
fI)ress
Shirts, sale price..............
$1.5)1
w ere Mrs. Jam es Slavens, Mr. and
Buy u Poppy
R egular $2.50 Dress Shirts, sale price...............
$1.98
Mrs. H arold D rake and Miss B a rb a ra
R egular $3.00 Dress Shirts, sale price....................... $2.39
M unsden of P o rtlan d and W illiam
R egular $3.50 Dress Shirts, sale price............
$2.85
B rooks and fam ily of L innton. Mrs.
A. Isen h ath and son H arold who cant"
down from S eattle W ednesday re-
Owlnir to M em orial
P ay fu llin g on Sat*
| tu rn ed to th e ir hom e early Monday
H elp the disab led
u n la y w e w ill re­
m orning.
m ain open F riday
FOR THURSDAY, MAY 28
v etera n s
of
the
eten
ln
ir
until
»
p.ni.
W orld
W ar
by
S h erm an K ilgore is m ak in g a r ­
W ill he closed all
buylnir you r poppy.
day S a tu rd a y
In
ran g em en ts to buy th e David Jam es
o b ser v a n c e o f D e c ­
We h a v e them for
place on ea st Pow ell s tre e t and moved
o ra tio n D ay.
sa le here.
Gresham
into th e hou -e Monday. T he sale is
being m ade th ro u g h th e a d m in istra to r
o f th e ea sta te , K. A. Miller.
S unday g u ests a t th e hom e of Mr.
and Mrs. G eorge D uncan w ere tw o s is ­ th e program . A utos w ill be a t the ^ n iiiiiiiiiiiiu iiiiiiiH iiira iiiH iim iu iiiiiiiiiiiin .... ...................................ra an iiiiiiiiiim iim iiiiiic x iiiiin iM ia iu iiiu iiiin iiiiiiim N a
te rs of Mrs. D uncan, Mrs. E lizabeth lib ra ry a t 2:30 to ta k e th o se w ishing
and son G ale of P o rtlan d and Mrs. to atten d th e m eeting.
Business is Good, hut could be Better. T R Y US
T he re g u la r m onthly m eeting of the
Iren e M cLellan and d au g h ter G racia
from N ew port. Oregon. A sm all b ro th ­ M ethodist L adies Aid will be held in
We h an d le th e B est OREGON PRODUCTS as fa r as is possible
er, S tan ley W ilkins, also is h ere from th e ch u rch p a rlo rs W ednesday a lte r-!
noon a t 2:30.
N ew port for a couple of weeks.
A high g rad e p u re alum inum
B. F. D ahlham m er. who w .s in th e I
T h ere will be an im p o rtan t m eeting
F u ll line of
kitchen set co n tain in g
o f th e M usical A rts club at th e G re sh ­ P o rtlan d sa n ita riu m
for som e jHmr j
am lib ra ry W ednesday, May 27, at suffering w ith high blood p re ssu re
.1-qimrt Sauce Pan
7:30 o'clock. All those in te reste d in and o th e r alim en ts, has re tu rn e d to ■
S-i|Uiirt Mixing Bowl
m usic und th e w ork of th e d u b a re his hom e and is co nvalescing rapidly.
FRESH EISII, THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS
S-quart Pudding Pan
req u ested to be present.
Mr. and Mrs. D ah lh am m er a r j en jo y ­
Glen R. W in ters of G resham pitched ing a visit from th e ir d au g h ter, Mts |
T h ere Is special sa tisfac tio n in the
a w inning gam e for th e O. A. C. rooks A lta G ra th w tll an d d au g h ter, Betty i
Sale G resham A gents for
sh in ip g ap p e aran c e of alum inum
a g a in st th e O regon frosh at Eugene Ja n e of S eattle
F riday. T he score w as 6 to 1. W in­
H elen Mack ce le b ra ted h er fo u rth
uten sils. At th is very low price you
b
irth
d a y M onday aftern o o n by in v it­
te
rs
stru
c
k
out
14
men
and
allow
ed
can n o t afford to he w ithout them .
ing in 16 little boys and g ir ’» to join
but tw o hits.
Ever, week we have one outstanding special watch lor It
T he W. C. T. U. will m eet w ith Mrs. in gam es and enjov th e ice cream and
Our store closed all day Saturday. May 30. Open until 9:30 Friday n««ht
F ra n k P eak on T h u rsd ay aftern o o n . cake provided by h er m other, Mrs. F.
DRESSED POULTRY TO ORDER
May 28. a t 2:30, w hen th e follow ing L. Mack.
H a, a p»p|ij for Memorial Hay. Help »he disabled vet».
Miss F ried a B ratzel is p lan n in g for
p ro g ram w ill be giv en : piano solo.
Miss H elen A lth a u s; recitatio n , Miss a re c ita l to be given by h er -..ai o
C ath erin e M etzger; vocal solo. Miss pupils on F rid ay evening. Ju n e 5.
M arian Clow; ad d ress. Mrs. L. L. Vin­
A. J. W. BROWN. Prop.
The W IN C H E STE R Store
Rosebushes, Three for #1,
cent, co unty presid en t of W. C. T. U .:
K alserin, w hite.
Phone 1891
Powell Street
piano solo, Miss A lthaus. A social
G ountlerg, ch erry .
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h o u r w ith refre sh m e n ts w ill follow
H adley, d ark red.
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S u n b u rst, yellow.
H ellingdum . yellow.
Butterfly, salm on.
K. O. K.. b rig h t red.
2-year-old p lan ts w ill bloom in Au­
gust if p lanted now. T h ree p la n ts
shipped any place in U. S. A., i t . 15.
G resham G reenhouse, phone 3i>6.
Wool Dress Skirts for Women and Misses
1
$ 3.70
5 4.39
$ 4.87
? 5.60
$ 6.55
$ 7.85
$ 8.79
$ 9.37
$10.80
NOTICE
our store will be
closed all day
Saturday
Memorial Day
T unics a n d Silk Blouses
H o lep ro o f Silk H osiery fo r W om en
AylsW ortK 6 M artiix1'*
A R E A L A LU M IN U M S P E C IA L
3-Piece Set
L. A. WACK & CO.
A T rem endous
B argain
"Red Rock" Cottage Cheese and "Luxury" Dressing
Sandwich Spread, Etc.
A. W. METZGER & CO.
r
The Wonderful New Smoothtop
will be used
L.
FLAGS
FOR MEMORIAL DAY
A sm all but exceedingly sp e cta cu ­
We h are a complete assortm ent priced from
la r fire o ccu rred on th e p rem ises of j
J M. H illyard, who lives n ear G illis
statio n , ab o u t 5 o'clock M onday eve­
ning. w hen th e g arag e housing the
tru ck o p erated and m ain tain ed by the
county in the road w ork of w hich Mr.
H illyard Is a d istric t road su p erv iso r,
burned to th e ground en tailin g a loss
of som ething around $200. The d river
of th e tru ck . M alcolm H illyard, had
driven th e tru c k Into the g arag e and
had closed th e back door, bolting it on
th e Inside, an d had ju s t sta rte d o u t I
th e side door of th e g ara g e to go to m ake th e blaze a b rief one. T he gar-1
the house w hen he saw a flame. It is age w as b u ilt In 1918 by th e county
Woodsaicing
th o u g h t a sp a rk from th e exhaust
FLOYD
SURFACE
and it is und ersto o d th a t on account
ignited w ith oil on th e floor. At the
Successor to Oso Shaw.
See me for real service at a
risk of his life, th e voting man of th e am o u n t of gaso lin e and oil
smaller price.
grabbed a heavy coat h anging on the usually k ep t on hand, it was im possi­
W* »pill the kaots.
w all of th e building and w rap p in g it ble to c a rry Insurance. T w enty lines
FAIRVIEW. ORE.
Phone n ,
around him Jumped Into th e tru c k and of the M ultnom ah A C lackam as C oun­
backed It out of th e blazing stru c tu re ty M utual T elephone com pany's lines
assista n c e of n eig h b ors who hel;
He su stain ed a badly b urned hand w ere o ut of com m ission for a few
save his house and b a rn from
w hile g ettin g th e tru c k to safety. hours, but th e dam age had been re-1
flames w hich w ere in d anger
T here w ere in th e g ara g e 120 g allo n s paired e a rly th ia m orning. Mr. H ill­
sp read in g on acco u n t of a stro n g w
of gas w hich exploded and helped to y ard said he felt very g rate fu l for th e
wind.
25c
Everything for the picnic—Paper Plates, Napkins,
etc.. Cups, Knives. Forks and Spoons
HEPPS
RACKET STORE
Phone 1236
Gresham
GRESHAM OUTLOOK
Cooking School
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GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
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