GRESH AM OFTLOOK.
GRAPE VINES
S L IP P E R Y ROADS ( AI SE
W ordens. Concords. N iagaras, su re [
A C CID EN TS. ONE KILLED
grow ers.
Low prices.
P lan t now
Craig road, fo urth house north offi
C o n tin u ed from paga 1
B a rr road. TAbor 6014. H arold Oberg
re-loaded into th e tra ile r w hich p ro
Money to loan on real estate. Farm ceeded on its way.
loans at 6 per cent. B W. Thorne.
G resham had an au to accid eu t all
of its own y esterd ay noon w hen Irv in
Ickler and G eorge W ebster had a little
sp a rrin g m atch w ith th e ir respective
Fords. Ick ler. who w as going south
on Main stre e t ju st a fte r d ischargng
his p assen g ers, his m o th er and b ro th
er and Mrs. Robert Lundbom . collided
w ith George W ebster who w as tu rn in g
the co rn er from Main stre e t into Sec
ond, going w est. Both m achines w ere
dam aged to some ex ten t, Ick ler s u s
taining a broken ra d ia to r aud a bent
fram e and W ebster g ettin g off w ith a
bent rad iu s rod and axle.
I l » SI» 1 Y,
NOV F H HER
PAGE THREE
GOOD KOOKS ATTRACT
GRANGE VOTES S IT P O R T
R E A D E R S T H IS W EEK
EOR PR O H IB IT IO N LAWS
REM EM BER THIS—
This is good book w eek, and lib ra
E nforcem ent of the Volstead act and
ries and schools th ro u g h o u t th e coun o th er prohibition law s w as urged by a
T h e E ssex is a s ix -c y lin d e r c a r. “ 7’Ztz' World's Great
try a re urging upon all read ers, es strong resolution passed by the M ult
est t alue.”
pecially the young, the necessity o f nomah D istrict Pom ona g ran g e in its
choosing good, helpful books. In o r reg u lar q u a rte rly session at the Rock
der to encourage th e choice of good wood gran g e hall on November 4 It
books su itab le for gifts to children also coudem ns the Oregon R eferen
am library, in keeping w ith all lib ra dum League, organized to b reak down
H
Speri. 1 \\ nier Terms
ries of th e county, h as on display, on . ,!-
E
am u sin g
M ntim ent
th e ad u lt side of th e room sam ples o f I ag ain st it and to oppose it in every
R
$19 5 dow n,
books su itab le for gifts to to children possible wav. The resolutions, which
E
$ 3 9 a m o n th
and to others. These are good, in ex w ere signed by R. W. Gill, J. J Jo h n
pensive editions.
son and Mary E. Palm er, a re as fol-
T h ree bookm arks a re being offered lows :
by th e lib ra ry to ch ild ren who su c
W hereas, th e re Is a well organized
P h o n e 2491
.
cessfully solve lib ra ry puzzles, which m ovement w ithin the sta te of Oregon
G resh am
may be given them at th e lib rary . The having for Its purpose th e w eakening
HLD SO N E SS E X D E A L E R
brow nie bookm ark is for th e p rim ary if not the repeal of the "V olstead Act"
grades. Two o th e rs a re offered for and the re tu rn as far as possible to
the days and th e w ays w hich existed
in term ed iate an d u p p er g rades, w ith prior to the en actm ent of said law —
special lists of recom m ended books.
the said m ovem ent being specially
sponsored by the Oregon R eferendum
L eague; and
Lynch P.-T. A. S ponsors Dance.
) our Home Furnisher
W hy n o t L u n c h e o n e tte a t
Of in te rest to th e young folks, of
W hereas, th e G range h as been a
Lynch d istric t and th e ir frien d s, is th e stro n g advocate of and su p p o rt to the
AGENT FOR
announcem ent th a t all p lan s have prohibition movem ent, and we believe
been com pleted for the dance w hich is should now com e out boldly against
to be held in B unn's New Chicken the purpose of such league and throw
EVERY NOON
H ouse F rid ay night. It is rum ored our whole influence, w ith o th er o r
th a t the dance w ill la st until the ganizations w orking to uphold and to
S an d w ich es, Coffee,
chickens come hom e to roost.—Adv.
enforce to the lim it the Volstead Act,
H o m e m a d e P ie
therefore, be it
P upils Enjoy .Symphony O rch estra.
Resolved by M ultnom ah Pomona
A num ber of high school te ach ers gran g e in reg u la r session assem bled,
and pupils enjoyed th e opening co n th at we a re of the opinion th a t the
c e rt of th e P o rtlan d Sym phony o r Volstead Act and all oth er prohibition
c h e stra at th e P o rtlan d auditorium laws should be rigidly and im p artially
enforced by n ational and sta te en
la st night, th ro u g h th e efforts of Miss forcem ent officers, and th a t all funds
D orothy Dickey, head of th e m usic n ecessary for such enforcem ent should
d ep artm en t of th e high school, who be furnished by sta te s and nation.
secured for th e pupils a special ra te Be it fu rth e r
Resolved th a t we feel th at said “O r
B rav e so ld iers, s a ilo rs a n d
of $5 .for th e en tire co u rse of 10 con
egon Referendum L eague” w ith its
a irm e n
g u a rd
A m e ric a ’s
certs, including tw o c h ild re n 's p ro propaganda and
secret
w orkings
shores. K eep in g e te rn a l v ig il
gram s. T each ers accom pany th e pu against these law s is a public m enace,
ance.
IN POI NI» ( ANS
p ils and a school bus is used for and th a t Its purpose and influence
tran sp o rta tio n , those who go paying should be known and opposed publicly
by all our m em bers, and o th ers of like
fare. T hose enjoying th e co ncert last opinion.
P . A . T o b a c c o , c a n ... ..... 95<
night w ere Miss Dickey. Miss H ahn,
T he m eeting was well attended,
V E L V E T ..........................95<<
Miss Kidwell and Miss P a rk e r, from about 150 being en tertain ed a t d inner
the faculty, and R ichard Shroy, Dale by the Rockwood grange. The m orn-
G R A N G E R , w ith p ip e, 9 5 c
A ltm an, H ow ard H opper, D orothy I ing session w as given over to the
Cooper, K enneth
H orberg, Allene | tran sa ctio n of business m atters. At
X ) enjoy real health and vigor, you require complete relaxa-
T U X E D O ........................90?!
Dixon, H elen A lthaus, A lbert Boice th e lectu re hour in the aftern o o n an
A non and undisturbed slumber at night. The Sealy will give
and H ally Jones.
you both. Made of new, pure virgin cotton, and built to give years
is th e g u a rd ia n of your
enjoyable program was given u nder
oi
comfort and service.
h e a lth . P u re d ru g s, a c c u ra te
the
direction
of
th
e
le
ctu
rer,
Maude
G resham Com m unity C hurch.
ly filled p re s c rip tio n s and
T he services w hich have been con L. Landes. Fred Lockley of th e O re
e m e rg en c y supplies.
Nov. 10 to 17 only
ducted by C harles H. and H elen I. gon Jo u rn al staff gave an ad d ress on
Dillon, F o u r-S q u are evaneglists, at the “This Oregon of O urs," a fte r w hich a
3 packages f o r . . . . .
'G re sh a m com m unity ch u rch on Pow discussion of the needs of the Oregon W O R LD ’S G R E A T E S T VALI E.
P h o n e 1761
N ovem ber 7 to 14
Ill DSON-ESSFX CLAIM
ell stree t, closed la st Sunday evening, Norm al w as opened by W. A. P ettys,
free iiaircit
when a large num ber testified to co n of the P en in su lar school, who talked
w ith ev ery shum poo a n d m arcel
H udson and E ssex cars have been
version, revival in th e ir sp iritu a l lives on th e need of m ore money for the
SHAMPOO
50c
MARCEL 50c
su
b
stan
tia
lly
reduced
in
price
is
an
p
ro
p
er
developm
ent
of
th
e
school.
Phone 1861
G resham
and healing of th e ir bodily ills. The
announcem ent m ade to the public by
ORIENTAL
BEAUTY
SHOPPE
Miss
A
rhuthnot
of
the
N
orm
al
dem
on
u su a l Sunday and week n ig h t services
I hint S ire d
Phone 99x1
strated m odern teaching m ethods w ith the M. ( W ebster Motor Co., d ealers
w ill be resum ed a t th e ch u rch .
a group of pupils from R ussellville for the G resham and su rro u n d in g
school. O. L. M artin, n ational le c tu r area. No com m ent was m ade w ith the
LUSTED
er, gave an in te restin g ta lk on gran g e reduction on the H udson-E ssex th eo ry
T he Lusted P aren t-T ea ch e r asso cia work. T he evening session follow ed th a t th e public is m ore in terested in
tion
will m eet F rid ay evening a t th e an o th er sum ptuous m eal fu rn ish ed by th e fact th an in explanations.
At L in n e m a n n J u n c tio n
schoolhouse. A good p rogram is be Rockwood grunge. The fifth degree
t o r S atu rd ay and Monday
Hut the presum ption in m otor c ir
in g planned and refre sh m e n ts will be w as conferred upon a larg e class and cles was th a t it is a fu rth e r step in the
Fine G ingham s, y ard . . . . 15c A 20c
served. T he ladies are req u ested to a program of m usic and readings was ag g ressiv e H udson-E ssex program of
T hursday, Friday and Saturday November 12, 18 and II
b rin g eith er sandw iches o r doughnuts. given, followed by dancing.
C
hildren's Rom pers, p a i r .......... S5c
m aking th eir c a rs available to u still
w ider circle of buyers.
K ute Kills, p a ir ....................... #1.20
“ S ilv e rle a f” LARD,
SANDY BLUFF
TOM ATOES w ith P u ree,
Cm tain Goods, y a r d ...................... Die
FAIRVIEW
Along w ith the reduction In th e list
4-Ib. p a ils .
$1.05
lge. c a n s 13c. 2 fo r 25c
P h ilip p in e hand-em broidered,
price
cam
e
cuts
also
In
w
ar
taxes
and
Mr. and Mrs. A Radford. Wm. Caldo
hand-m ade n ig h t gow ns. #1.75
A chicken d in n er will be served o th er expenses, so that the delivered
B rookfield C H E E S E , w hole
S H R E D D E D W H EA T,
and Chas. W ilkenson atten d ed the
Special prices on Stam ped Goods
F
rid
ay
evening
beginning
a
t
6
o'clock
o r h a lf loaf, lh
82c
prices
In
th
is
city
are
now
even
more
18c, 2 fo r
25c
stock show on W ednesday.
E m broidery Silks, w hile they
I at th e Fairview schoolhouse u nder the favorable th an the m ere reduction in
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. W ilkenson e n te r
last, six s k e in s ............................ 10c
C
ru
sh
ed
P
in
e
a
p
p
le
,
T
ro
u
au
sp
ices
of
the
P
aren
t-T
ea
ch
e
r
asso
list
prices
w
ould
have
effected
*
B R A ZIL NUTS, 26c lh.
tained on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. L. C.
ciation.
b
ad
o
u
r
b
ra
n
d
15c
2 pounds
"Now the q uestion am ong autom o- ,
W ilkenson and d au g h ter of P o rtlan d
____________
2 c a n s, 25c
T he com m ittees w orking for th e a n bile m en," Hald Mr. W ebster, "is, how
and Mr. and Mrs. O S. W ilkenson.
C R Y ST A L W H IT E SOAP
Mr. and Mrs. G. 8. W ilkenson e n te r nual b azaar of th e W om en’s society does H udson do It? The public has 1
M A PLE FLA V O R SY R U P,
N ELLIE COX, Prop.
6 b a rs
..................... 25c
tained
th e ir son, Ray and wife, to d in of th e P re sb y teria n ch u rch , w hich will seen H udson-Essex m ake th is and '
q u a rt, 58c: 2 q ts $ L 0 0
Hood
Ave.
and T hird St., Q reshatn
be
held
in
th
e
city
hall
on
F
riday,
No
ner recently.
o th e r p rice announcem ents when least [
C R O W N F L O U R , 4 9 -lb sk. $ 2 .2 5 ; 2 4 % -lb . sk. $ 1 .1 5
vem
ber
20.
rep
o
rt
th
e
w
ork
w
ell
un
expected.
The buyers a re asking
Mrs. L. L. Griffin and Mrs. A. J.
A ult rep o rt a very nice trip to P o rt der w ay and th a t an in te restin g b azaar w hat th e re is different about Hudson-
H O T E L BENSON C O F F E E . It is th e v erv best, a n d you
WILLOW HILL SILVER BLACK FOXES
and
selling
land to the P aren t-T ea ch e r asso cia is expected. D inner will be served in E ssex m an u factu rin g
save th e p ric e of a c o n ta in e r. 50c po u n d ; 3 pounds $1.45
From P. F. I. Canada.
th e evening in connection w ith the m ethods which have m ade these cu ts {
tion convention.
sale.
The o riginal, oldest und m ust re
possible.
O ur S to re is open ev enings.
liable b reeders of som e of the m ost
Mrs. W. A. E lm er retu rn ed to Se
LYNCH
"T he an sw er Is th is: No one m ethod
fam ous foxes know n In th e show
a ttle yesterday a fte r a w eek’s visit
rin g , from a pelt basis, or us pro
o r s tu n t eith er in m an u factu rin g or
An in terestin g and w ell-attended w ith h er p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. J. sellin g can he held responsible. R a th ducers.
uiiiinnniiiiiiuuiinii
m eeting of th e Lynch P aren t-T ea ch e r L uscher.
I have p urchased a lim ited a v a il
LET US BE
er, th e re Is a genera! cooperation all
able supply of these foxes from the
T he F airview g ran g e will hold Its along the line to m ake the c a rs as
association was held on the evening of
com pany and have secured th e sole
F riday, the 6th. F eatu re s of a special re g u la r m eeting next S atu rd ay eve carefu lly and as econom ically as pos
sellin g rig h ts for the Pacific Coast
ning,
November
14.
T
he
usual
g
ran
g
e
m eeting to be held on the 20th will be
I mil non littering a fen p airs of
sible, and to m erchandise them to the i
these celebrated foxes for sale.
a p rogram and re p o rts of th e dele d in n er will be served prom ptly a t 6 public In the sam e way.
All of th ese foxes are registered
g ates. who attended th e P.-T. A. con [o’clock. T he session wll open In th e
W e h a v e e le c tric a l a p p lia n c e s of every k in d su ite d fo r th e
‘‘Of course H udson-E ssex has basic I in th e C anadian governm ent live
re g u la r form at 7 w ith a sh o rt m eet
vention recently held in P o rtlan d .
stock records, being tattooed In the
ad v an tag es In being the la rg e st m anu
m o d ern hom e, a n d th e y a re
On Friday, th e 13th, the association ing and th e lectu re hour will be o m it
ea rs and ca rry in g a reg istra tio n
fa
c
tu
re
r
of
six
cylinder
c
a
rs
in
the
,
certificate. x
will sponsor a dance at the B unn poul ted. All m em bers who can a re urged
Will be pleased to have you visit
T he m aster, Mrs. world and in being the g re a te st closed
try ranch on H arker road for the to be present.
c a r sp ecialists, w ith over 95 per cent
my ranch at E ast G resham on the
young people of th e com m unity and K atie Jo n as, has accepted an In v ita
Mt. Hood Loop highw ay w here a
T h ey a r e a lso th e best so lu tio n of th e problem of
of th e ir volume in th is type of b u si
th e ir friends. The building to be used tion from the R ussellville g ran g e to
num ber of these exclusive anim als
ness.
Hut
th
ese
ad
v
an
tag
es
a
re
au
g
a re located.
Is a larg e one. Just com pleted, and la m eet with them , as th is Is also th e ir
re g u la r m eeting night. They w ill ex m ented by so m any detailed m ethods
te r will bouse a fancy "feath ered
W a lk e r ’s F o x R a n c h
em plify th e work In th e th ird and th a t th e reason Is highly com plicated
trib e of high steppers.
C onte in a n d see them .
No o b lig a tio n to buy
and m any-sided.
Phone G resham 52xl(
fo
u
rth
degree,
th
e
tab
leau
and
degree
T he next reg u la r m eeting of th e c ir
"T he th eo ry in every d ep artm en t of
Electric Store
cle has been changed from Decem ber team.
I H udson-Essex business is th a t the
Electric Building
4th to Decem ber 2d as th e form er
c a rs m ust he continued as 'T he
powell ali f y
m entioned n ig h t is also th e d ate of the
W orld's G reatest V alues'— with th is
high school senior class play.
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T he an n u al b azaar of th e L ad ies’ p h rase considered as no m ere g e n e r
Aid Of the Swedish L u th eran ch u rch ality but as a tru th fully backed by
GILLIS
will be held on S atu rd ay evening. No facts."
w hile they last
Ed. K linskl and wife, of P o rtlan d , vem ber 11, at th e church. R e fre sh
Hemstitching
and George K linskl, of B eaverton, m ents w l't be served follow ing the
R eliable w ork done a t 6 cen ts a
30 X 3>/j B uckeye Cord
w ere Sunday dinner guests at the sale. T he Aid will m eet on next yard. Mrs. C arrie H ansen, east of
horn of th eir b ro th er and wife, Mr. T h u rsd ay afternoon a t 2 o’clock a t the lib rary , G resham , phone 18.—Adv.
and Mrs. Alvin K linski.
church.
Water Users, Attention!
T he m onthly program of the L u th er
P ro te ct your w ater m eter by co v er
D ecem ber 15.
League
will
be
held
a
t
th
e
ch
u
rch
on
T ube
ing w ith sack before fro st gets Into
Holiday Outlook—p rep are for It. a d
$1.90
Sunday evening. November 15. Com box You a re responsible for dam age.
Send for your copy of the
v ertise in it, send It to your friends.
bined with th is program will be the A. Ruegg, w ater com m ission Adv
Hay now, Jsst a few le ft a t this pries
Our elegant line of C h ristm as G re et reception to the new p asto r, the Rev.
liny for Fall Planting.
ing Cards, In lots of 25 or m ore with
your nam e printed in any sty le you Mr. L orim er and wife. R efreshm ents
B eautiful hardy ch ry san th em u m s,
desire. P rices very reasonable. G re sh will be served. All a re co rd ially In all colors, 30c a dozen; p la n ts 10c and
am Outlook.
vited.
15c each. Come and see them bloom.
Nice asso rtm en t of table ferns, palm s,
C o rn e r R o b e rts a n d Pow ell
cyclam ens. Cider 40c a gallon S uhr
Fill o u t th e c o u p o n an d
F low er Farm , Base L ine road, 1 mile
s
Sv
east 12-mlle co rn e r. Phone 25x4.—Ad
m ail it today.
ESSEX CO ACH
$O
F- “
915
M . C . W e b ste r M o to r C o.
Mr. Business Man!
J. E. M ET ZG E R
Shv (O srarrttr
25c
On Guard!
TOBACCO
SPECIALS
TABER PHARMACY
A HEALTH NECESSITY
’’I
I
FATIMA CÌGARETTS
50^
Roberts Confectionery
Smith’s General Merchandise
SPECIALS
SPECIAL OFFERINGS FOR
The Little Home Shop
YOUR SANTA CLAUS
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MODERATE IN PRICE
CHRISTMAS GIVING
Y
..PORTLAND ELECTRIC POWER CO. .
,
TIRE
SPECIAL
$ 8 .5 0
AMAIZO
Ivy Filling Station
Cook B ook
A m aízo Oil
FOR
Shortening
Mayonnaise
Salads
Frying
IG DANCE
CITY HALL
TROUTDALE
SATURDAY EVENING, NOV. 14
GIGRAY'S ORCHESTRA
Starting October 10, dances held regularly e»ery second
and fourth Saturday evenings.
G entlem en $1.06
Ladies Free
H a ll’ s C a ta rrh
Medicine
I’onltrymen Attention!
is a Combined
We have fresh ground bone and
Treatment, both
m eat scrap s every W ednesday and
S atu rd ay . S an itary M aiket, G resham , local and internal, and has been eK^ets-
ul in the treatment o f Catarrh for over
phone 1711.—Adv.
oily years. Sold by all druggisse
Cream Prices.
T he Sandy C ream ery is paying 58 P- J- C H E N EY &. C O .. Toledo. O hio
cen ts a t th e cream ery and 56 cen ts on
Mr. Business Man!
the ro u te for b u tte rfa t.—Adv.
Ixxik over our 1927 calendar sam-
T he next m eeting of Pomona g ran g e [ Pies. Complete line, good .objects.
will be with P leaaant Valley g ran g e In We save you 25 to 50 per cent. Use
your phone for a look at our samples.
March.
Gresham Outlook.