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C h risten s H um ason atten d ed
GRESHAM LOCALS a Mrs.
b an q u et and en te rta in m e n t in P o rt-
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lin d S atu rd ay n ig h t given by th e Sura-
‘T ongues of F lam e,” T hom as Melg-1 n er W om an's R(.llef Corp8
th e „ e_
b a n 's production, will be given W e d -1 p artin en t offlcer8 and pagt pre8idenU
B tsday an.l Thursday evenings at th e of thf. organization. Mrs. H um ason is
a n ^ . th.! p r“^ee^ o t
d ep artm en t Ju n io r vice p resident.
play divided w ith th e G resham Re | E ater in th e evening she attended a
bekah lodge.
i H allow een m asq u erad e given by th e
A Special Showing of
New Winter Styles for
Miss H elen Hisey, of Salem , visited | W isconsin club, of w hich Bhe is a
over th e w eek-end w ith h er friend, m em ber.
Miss Joyce Kidder.
T he m em bers of th e sen io r class of
L. P. M anning left for Marshfield the high school are busily re h e a rsin g
S unday eveuing w here th e follow ing for th e ir an n u al class play, "J u s t S u p
n ig h t he was one of six to be honored pose, w hich will be presen ted on th e
by th e K nights of P y th ias lodge. At evening of D ecem ber 1.
Mrs. B elle Beers w as given a s u r
th a t tim e he w as presented w ith a 25-
y ear jew el, represen tfn g a 25-year prise F rid ay aftern o o n , th e occasion
m em bership of the M arshfield lodge. being h er birthday. About a dozen
Mr. M anning has been a m em ber of neighbors and frien d s sp en t th e a f te r
th e sam e lodge for the past 29 years. noon with h er and refre sh m e n ts w ere
On th e 'sa m e occasion a 50-year jew el served. She a 's o received a num ber
w as presented to R obert McCann, of of useful and acceptable gifts.
In th e recen t H allow een co n test
M arshfield, who has been a m em ber of
th e sam e lodge at M arshfield for th a t which w as staged by the W alrad M er
length of time.
can tile com pany Jim m y Moore w as th e
The W. C. T. U. will m eet a t th e re s i w inner of a 12 m erch an d ise o rd er for
dence of Mrs. H. S. Clow on T hursd ay the la rg e st pum pkin fashioned into a
afternoon a t w hich tim e th e re will be face. F red L ovegren also won a $2
a rep o rt from the sta te convention prize for th e best com ic face and F lo r
ence S tan ley ca rrie d off th e $1 prize
w hich recen tly met a t Hood River.
ft»r th e m ost a rtistic face.
Mrs. C. A. Lockwood and Mrs. Mabel
Mr. and Mrs. O eorge J. C u rrin have
Fow ler, of R oseburg, visited over the
retu rn ed from P ayette, Idaho, w here
week-end with th e ir m other, Mrs. W.
they have been v isitin g for th e p ast
C. Burch.
m onth w ith a b ro th er of Mr. C urrin.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. C hester
C h ristensen on October 30, a d au g h ter
w eighing 8% pounds, who has been
nam ed Joyce L oraine. M other and
W hy n o t L u n c h e o n e tte a t
baby a re beiug cared for at the home
of Mrs. Rosa Roork.
,
Among those from th is locality who
attended th e dedication of M ultnom ah
EVERY NOON
Camp No. 77's b eautiful new lodge
home in e a st P o rtlan d la st Sunday
S andw iches, Coffee,
were, Mr. an d Mrs. Jo h n Bliss, Mr. and
H o m em ad e P ie
Mrs. (Jeo. K enney, Miss Em m a B.
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. S quire
and H. L. St. Clair.
Overcoat Week
This is the week when every man who needs
a new Overcoat for the coming winter months
should make it a point to inspect our offerings.
There are plenty of materials, models and pri
ces to meet every Overcoat requirement in this
community. T h e c o u n try ’s b e st m a k e s,
in c lu d in g H a r t S c h a ffn e r & M a rx a n d
O re g o n C ity V irg in W o o l C o ats.
C om e an d see them this w eek
Mr. Business Man!
$
(The < 0 s r a r r ttr
Boys’ Overcoats $6.85 to $12.50
25c
NEW
LO W
$
915
AylsWortKfi Martiiy
IM P O R T E D M U F F L E R S
P R J_ C JE_ C O A C H
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Special Winter Terms
$195 down,
$39 a month
M. C. Webster Motor Co.
Phone 2491
G re sh am
HUDSON E S S E X D E A L E R
of F a n c y W ool P la id s to go w ith th e
C o ats, $.3.00
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Gould, of T illa
mook, sp en t S unday w ith th e form er s
m other, Mrs. P. A. Gould, of th is place
A nother g u est a t th e hom e d u rin g the
day was Miss L eletta L eighton, who
cam e up from W illam ette U niversity
for a sh o rt sta y w ith h er g ran d m o th er.
Miss L eig h to n ’s home is In LaG rande,
Oregqn.
T hom as B ro th e rs have finished tin t
ing th e w alls of th e B ank of G resham
and a re now p ain tin g th e w oodw ork of
th e ex terio r of th e building.
Mrs. O. N. F o rd and son, G. N. Jr.,
have retu rn ed from a v isit of several
w eeks at K irkhoven, n ea r St. Paul,
M innesota, w ith frien d s an d relativ es.
Mrs. K enneth R oberts drove to Hood
A p reach in g service w ill be held at
R iver F rid ay and the follow ing day
th e F re e M ethodist ch u rc h W ednes
re tu rn e d accom panied by h er sister,
day evening for th e Ja p an e se when
Miss H elen C ham bers, an d a friend,
th e gospel will be p resen ted to them
Mrs. Otto Ryers.
in th e ir lan g u ag e by th e Rev. A ugust
Mr. and Mrs. A lbert S tone and
Y oungren, of C alifornia. T he Rev. Mr.
d
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g h ter, H elen, of W oodburn, w ere
Y oungren has been h ere on o th e r oc
casions and p reached to th e Japanese. ca lle rs Sunday afternoon a t th e hom e
He w as fo rm erly a m issio n ary in th a t of J. J. R obertson.
co u n try .
SPECIAL USED CAR SALE
Late Models used Overlands, W illy s-Knights,
Dodges, Chevrolet» and Fords.
Look these ears over, drive them , then you’ll buy a
used car from lle s s e l.
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
R E L IA B IL IT Y
P h o n e G re sh am
III!
15 !» ’45
. Miss Mabel Shaw , a niece of Mrs.
G eorge T hro ck m o rto n , a b ro th er of I L. T. St. C lair, cam e down from E agle
J C reek F riday to atten d th e A rem e club
Mrs. J. H. Wood, left y esterd ay m orn
ing for San F rancisco, w here he ex i m asq u erad e th a t evening,
Mrs. H. R. K nutson, an au n t of Mrs.
pects to rem ain for som e tim e. He is
bothered each w in ter w ith asth m a and P au l Stone, and h er th re e ch ild ren
is m aking th e ch an g e for a few w ere out from P o rtlan d o ver Sunday
at th e Stone home. . On S atu rd ay eve
m onths for th e benefit of his health.
J. T. H o rr re tu rn e d S atu rd ay from ning Mrs. Stone gave a ch a rm in g H a l
R udyard, M ontana, a n o rth -c e n tra l lo loween p arty to 11 sm all guests.
M e n ’ s w ea r
SH O ES
G R E SH A M
B e give Red Trading Stamps
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EXTRA SPECIAL!
FACTORY SALE OF
DOLLS
Here is your chance to supply your Xmas needs
We have just received a large shipment of Dolls
direct from the factory in the east. Some of the dolls
were slightly damaged and we refused to accept them.
Have just received a telegram advising us to dispose of
them at half price rather than return them, so we have
decided to give our customers the benefit.
Among those that will be sold are
MAMA DOLLS that sold last vear for $2.00 will
go at $1.00
E dw ard P ete rso n of R ockford. I lli
catio n . and re p o rts very cold w eather
Dolls that should sell at $4.00 and $5.00 will be sold
there.
It w h s eig h t d eg rees below nois, w as a c a lle r y esterd ay on the
as low as $2.00
zero th e day before he left for Oregon. S t.C la irs a t th e Outlook office. Mr.
Mr. H o rr rep o rted a sad fa ta lity w hich P ete rso n is on his w edding trip and,
A beautiful walking and talking doll, 27 inches
o ccu rred n ea r him sh o rtly before he w ith his bride, drove from th e Illin o is
high, with real hair, priced at $2.75 and the only flaw is
left. A m an an d w om an from Canada, city in ten days. T he ro u te tak en was
d riving th ro u g h th e co u n try , becam e I th e L incoln highw ay and th e Old O re
a little check in the enamel on the feet.
sta lle d in a m udhole. As it w as dark, gon T rail, and driving co nditions w ere
they decided to stay in th e m achine said to be ideal d u rin g m ost of the
« do11’ 28 inches
walks and talks, priced at
un til m o rning an d left th e m otor ru n tim e. Mr. and Mrs. P eterso n a re vis- ;
$1.65, and you would scarcely notice the damage.
ning to keep th e engine from freezing. iting in P o rtlan d w ith th e la tte r's p ar- !
In th e m orning they w ere discovered cuts. They a re from near th e boyhood 1
Thrse bargains will have to be seen to be appreciated
i home of the editor.
both frozen to death.
and
they will all be sold.
M. 1!. Splaw n has b e ,n inform ed by I
W a lte r S chw edler of Boring was r e
cently appointed publicity m an ag er of a P o rtlan d cig ar m a n u fa ctu rin g c o m -'
See them in our windows
(lie v arsity glee q u a rte t of Oregon Ag p an y th a t he w as th e w in n er of the
ric u ltu ra l college. T hose selected for g u essing co n test conducted at the
the q u a rte t w ere Ted Roy of Pilot com pany's booth d u rin g th e M ultno
Rot k. M arion W eatherford of A rlin g m ah county fair. He received from
ton. Jam es Je n k s of T an g en t, and R u th e com pany not only the prize, a 25- I
cig ar box of sm okes, but a le tte r 'com- |
dolph Jo h n so n of M arshfield.
The REA.4LL Store
Mrs. E leanor Botighner retu rn ed p lim enting him oil his sk ill as a
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S atu rd ay from Hood R iver w here she g u esser.
l i a s in i u v isitin g her d au g h ter. Mrs.
A c a r was tow ed into the G resham
^
E lizabeth M ontgom ery and fam ily for g arag e about 1 o'clock M onday m o rn
som e tim e past.
ing w hich was a to tal w reck, th e r e
Mrs F ran k tiih b s spent sev eral cays su lt of a locked steerin g g ear n ear the
during the past week w ith Mr. and Intersection of P o w ell's road w ith the
Mrs. L u th e r S tockton at T h ree Links, Base Line. A p a rty of th ree w as p ro
m a r E stacad a, w here Mr. Stockton ceeding tow ard Hood River w hen tile
w as the
| l i a s been em ployed for th e past four fau lty steerin g a p p a ra tu s
m
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i years for the P o rtlan d E le ctric P ow er
aro u n d in the opposite d irection, c a u s
| com pany.
Tile stan d at the co rn e r of F ifth and ing It to veer in to th e bank. T he oc
Main stree ts, w hich has been ru n by cu p a n ts of the m achine w ere not in
the S alisb u ry fam ily for the past ju r e d .
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GRESHAM DRUG STORE
HAVE
ir o n
. - Jight ROW.
or during the
.‘Avinier-doyour
\iiLv. inside paipinig
Y Z O t ’R w o o d w o rk , y o u r w alls,
y o u r floors an d sta irs, cu p
b o ard s an d fu rn itu re — all can con
veniently be fresh en ed u p ” w ith a
coat of paint, enat u !, or v arn ish d u r
ing the fall an d w in ter m onths.
M ak e a list o f y o u r needs, th en
ta lk th e m a tte r over w ith us.
A e w ill he g la d to advise you in p ro tectin g an d
b e a u tify in g y o u r hom e, inside and out.
Ras-
m uM en Paints and \ armshes are recom m ended
a n d »old by us.
A. IV. Metzger & Co.
The WINCHESTER Store
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CHANGED?
Drive on to our special concrete r.ick
where we can quickly and efficiently change
your oil while you wait.
We have new equipment which will drain
and Hush the transmission and differential
m just a few minutes.
m onth or m ore, closed dow n S atu rd ay
evening.
The Rev. ami Mrs. F ra n k Dawson
and ch ild ren a re w ith the p are n ts of
Mrs. Dawson, th e Rev. and Mrs. B. C
Dewey at th e ir room ing place. The
tw o
fam ilies expect to rem ain in
G resham for a sh o rt tim e; w ith the
exception of th e Rev. Mr. Dawson,
who Is plan n in g to re tu rn to his pas
to ra te at Mt. V ernon, W ashington,
soon.
Mrs. W H Cleveland, of H eppner,
spent a few days w ith h er h u sb an d 's
p are n ts. Mr. an<1 Mrs. C h arles C leve
land last week.
it w as rep o rted from Sandy th is
m orning th a t th e re had been a flurry
of snow at Sum m it, not enough, how
ever to In te rfe re w ith traffic B ennett
pa»e is open an d th e re is no snow a«
yet at G overnm ent Camp
T he Rev. B. F. Sm alley of P o rtlan d
spent Monday night w ith J. J. R obert- '
son and family.
Let us grease your car thoroughly
with our high pressure grease gun
GRESHAM SERVICE STATION
W A LRA D _____________P h o n e 16.31
W R IG H T
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Morand of Boring
and Mrs. C hristen« H um ason of
G resham , atten d ed a banquet and en
te rtaiiim en t at th e Odd Fellow s tem ple
-;0 x 5 'j Goodrich Cord
in P o rtlan d last evening. T his was in
the n a tu re of a big g et-to g eth er m eet
Bay for Fall Planting.
ing relativ e to th e com m ittee w o rk
R egular m eeting of G resham
B eau tifu l h ardy ch ry san th em u m s,
ings d u rin g th e recen t session o t th e
Lodge No. 125. I. O. O. F.
all co lo rs, 30c a dozen; p lan ts 10c and
sovereign g ran d lodge.
15c each. Come and see them bloom T h u rsd ay evening. Novem ber 5. W ork
Mr. and Mrs. F red Je n n in g s e n te r Nice asso rtm en t of ta b le ferns, palm s. in th e first degree.
a g allo n
Suhr
w m M
MCKINLEY
tained w ith a d elig h tfu l H allow een c F j .i a m e n - C id e r 4 0 L c ine
c K inley
road. 1 mile ROY wm
H. GIBBS
Secv beers , n .
p arty S atu rd ay evening at th e ir home. east 12-tnile co rn er. Phone 25x1.— Ad.
A chicken su p p er w as served to the
g u ests who w ere Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Poultry men Attention!
REGULAR MEETING
We have fresh gro u n d bone and
Jo n es. Mr. and Mrs. Jo e Com stock.
of the G resham Camp
i No. 13160. M o d e r n
Mr. and Mrs. C arl Dahl. Mrs. E. A. m eat sc ra p s every W ednesday and
S atu rd ay . S an ita ry M arket. G resham
| W oodmen of A m erica
Revenue, Mrs. Anna H ere), Dr. H C. phone 1711—Adv.
W ednesday evening. No
Johnson, George B randt and Miss M il
vem ber 4, 1925. at 8
Mon.y to loan on real estät«. Farm
dred Zeek.
o'clock.
loans at « per c e n t B W Thorne.
C. J LUNDQUIST. Clerk.
TIRE SPECIAL
$9.90
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