Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, November 24, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE r o u a GRESHAM OCTI.OOK, REVIVAL CAMPAIGN WAS ('ONSIDE RED SI < ( ESSEI'L TUESDAY, NOVEMBER SA, IW¿ 1 I es an d o th e r p laces, m any com ing ' from P o rtlan d w h ere th e ev an g elists have held prevkm s m eetings. Scores T he revival cam paign w hich haa . a tte ste d to th e benefit of th e m eetings been In pro g ress a t th e M ethodist In th e ir own p erso n al lives and th e E piscopal ch u rc h d uring the p ast g en e ral effect is th e quick en in g of all th re e w eeks w as brought to a close on ch u rc h es ta k in g p a rt in th e cam paign. S unday night. T he atten d a n ce has T h e th a n k offerings ta k en on S u n been good at all tim es but on th e last day w ere th e only com pensation th e n ig h t th e auditorium and E pw orth ev an g elists received and am ounted to L eague room w ere packed to th e n early 9400, m any being moved to give doors. larg ely out of g ra titu d e for benefits T he m eetings have been c h a r a c te r received. ized by ea rn est, c lea r p reaching on the Miss ('affray and Miss C h risten sen p a rt of th e evangelist. D. W illia a re on th eir way to K lam ath F alls, ('affray, who has insisted upon re w here they w ill engage in a series of pentance, restitu tio n , and th e utm ost , m eetings, a fte r which Miss Caffray c lea n lin e ss in life and h eart. Miss will spend a tew days in Spokane p re ('affray s a s sista n t. Miss C lara C h ris p arin g for a trip to South A m erica, ten sen , won th e frien d sh ip of all by w here she will spend several m onths h er sw eet singing and p leasing p e r in an evan g elistic tour. sonality. L arg e num bers atten d in g th e m eetings w ere from oth er ch u rch - Get th e classified ad. habit. GRESHAM LOCALS Tom Cooper left S atu rd ay for San F ran cisco w here he w ill spend som e little tim e w ith bis b ro th er, Ross Cooper. Clifford Hill has been ill at his home lor th e p ast week or m ore, but is now- th o u g h t to be recovering Mrs. D. H. Nash, w ho was tak en suddenly ill about th re e weeks ago, is still in a c ritic a l condition. H er tro u b le h as now been diagnosed as in flam m atory rh eu m a tism and she i s ' confined to her room p rac tica lly all of j th e tim e Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F a ir, th e fo rm er J th e b ro th e r of Mrs. B. O. Boswell, and h er g ran d m o th er, Mrs. Mary T aylor, ' all of P o rtlan d , w ere Sunday g u ests ' at th e Boswell home. Mrs. Effle Beegle h as retu rn ed to ' G resham from L en ts to reside. She ! has tak en room s a t th e hom e of Mrs. , C larence H ill on F ifth street. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. S u tto n and th e fo rm er's m other, Mrs. Sam uel S u tto n . J of P ark d ale , visited w ith Mrs. S u tto n 's || p are n ts, the Rev. and Mrs. s. F. P itts n pn Sunday. T hey w ere accom panied by the g ran d m o th er of Mr. Sutton, Mrs. 1 Enney, of M innesota, who at th e age | of $6 is m aking a trip unaccom panied i from M innesota to C alifo rn ia and re- ) tu rn . Miss M yrtle R u sh er w as th e w eek end guest of Miss M arjorie B lake at Salem. Arm y Sm ith, a nephew of Mr. and Mrs. C. A C aro th ers, left for so u th ern C alifornia Monday by au to to spend th e w inter. His d estin atio n w ill be in th e locality of Los A ngeles. Lyle Q uick of G resham , fresh m an in en g in eerin g at Oregon A g ricu ltu ral College, Is a m em ber of one of th e in tra m u ra l rifle team s. In tra m u ra l tir ing w ill com m ence Novem ber 30. Mrs. J. H. M etzger, who slipped on a board and fell about tw o weeks ago, is convalescing and hopes to be I aro u n d soon. T he fall w as a severe shock to h er and It w as feared for a w hile she had suffered in te rn al in ju rie s. H ow ever, she is m uch im proved at p resen t and h er frien d s hope for h er speedy recovery. Mrs. G eorge T acheron re tu rn e d to S eattle M onday m orning w ith her son, F ra n k , who had visited his relativ es in G resham over th e week-end. W. R. K ern and tw o sons, Leroy and G eorge, of V ancouver, W ashington, sp e n t S unday a t th e M. D. K ern hom e in G resham . Mr. an d Mrs. Ja m es Camp and I d au g h ter, M arjorie, from Mosier, O re gon, called at th e hom e of th e ir p ar- J puts, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Camp, Sun- I day. L ester S pencer and son, H arry , left th is m o rn in g on a fishing trip to coast points. They expect to re tu rn about the last of th e week. Mrs. Floyd Mack has been ill for the past ten days w ith an a tta c k of th e (trip. T he Him, "T he Boys' and G irls’ Club W ork”, show ing activ ities a t th e O re gon A g ricu ltu ral sum m er school, club activ ities nt (he sta te fair and several of the co unty fa irs w ill be show n the second week in D ecem ber in various places over M ultnom ah county, p ro b ably in clu d in g G resham , th e schedule of w hich will be definitely decided on Thanksgiving Offerings 'There will be no need of looking further for your needs for the THA N K SG IV ING FEAST. We stock an endless varie ty o fth e necessaries, and luxuries of the very finest quality and you know the prices will be right. Necessarily we can list only a few of the most suggestive arti cles, but phone us your orders and we will see that you are not disappointed, or bet ter still come to the store and make your own seletcions. "Best of Quality, Service and Price" is our motto. IIIIIIIINIIIIIHIIIIIItlflHIttllllllllltlllllllllllltllllll Let Walrad Supply Your Thunksgiving Table Our supply of Fable Delicacies for this season of the year is com plete in every detail. Order from us your require ments and assure yourself of the best service that can be extended. Bananas Oranges Lemons Grape Fruit Grapes Apples Tomatoes Peppers Sweet Potatoes, Cabbage, Cauliflower, Celery Lettuce Bunch Vegetables Cranberries Nuts Dates and Figs SPECIAL S H IP M E N T H ood R iver C ook in g A p p les Spitzenberg and Newtowns 9SC box, WALRAD MERCANTILE CO. "The House of Quality" I hone 1411 Gresham SPEC IA L! ' Limited (p ian i it) only IMPORTED BAVARIAN (7 P iece) Berry Sets later. S. n. $ J .S 9 Christ mas Cards and Booklets Note on Display H e p p ’s R a c k e t S to r e Phone 1236 Greshani Prime Roasting Turkeys for Thanksgiving What is more appetizing than a prime Roast T u r key for the Thanksgiving dinner? And we will con sider it a special privilege if you will allow us to sup ply the Turkey. Picked from the finest of this year's crop, we are glad to guarantee the quality. ORDER EARLY Place your orders now if possible and avoid a last-minute disappointment Early selections are the best We nr»* agents for the famond b ilk * . I 1114 HIX'». ON GRAPES E m p re s s a n d F lo rid a S ea lsw ee ts Large size, 15c APPLES Spitz, bx $1.25 Hyde King, bx, $1.65 Ortley, bx, $1.35 Wagner, bx, $1.50 PUDDINGS Med. size, 40c, large size, 75c Oests Raisin Pudding med. 35c OLIVES G reen a n d .R ipe O lives, P lu m a n d Stuffed Priced 15c, 30c and 45c FIGS P a c k a g e , C e llo p h a n e w rapped 5c and 10c Layer Figs, special, lb - - RAISINS Seedless or Seeded, 2 pkgs - Special Seedless, 4-lb. pkgs - MINCE MEAT Heinz, med. can, 30c, large, Oests, pint jar - - . Oests, bulk, pound . . . 17c 25c 39c 55c 35c 22c COOKIES and CAKES L a rg e v a rie ty of bulk a n d p ack ag e co o k ies from w h ich to s e lect y o u r needs. NEWBERG HAMS J u s t th e r ig h t c u re fo r b a k in g , o r fo r th e p an. Pound, 35c SUGAR BANANAS F in e R ip e F ru it, m edium size ___________ Pound, 15c MARMALADES A lice L ove a n d G len R o sa O ra n g e M a rm a la d e s Each, 35c MARASCHINO CHERRIES Monopole, small bottle - 15c Gold Bar, large bottle - - 30c DATES Dromedary, 10-oz pkg, 2 for - 45c Monogram, package - 2 for 25c Pitted Dates, package - - 25c HONEY — Pint jars 35c, quart jars 65c, Comb well filled, square, 25c, 5-lb. tins 85c, ______ 10-lb. tins $1.60 "" pickles H e in z S m all P ic k le s Med. glass 25c, large 45c V ery small Gherkins, hulk, pint, 35c ( ATSUP, CHILI SAUCE, COCK TAIL SAUCE, priced at 25c, 30c, 35c KRAFT CHEESE Sw iss, P im e n to , B rick, A m erican Pound, 50c Limhurger Cheese, lb. - Phone J 4SI Feed 1281 YV. F. T u erck , g en eral agent for the S tan d ard Dll com pany, is driving a brand new Dodge coupe, p urchased from the G resham garage. Mrs. W illiam Je lk en retu rn ed a week ago from C rescent City and Sm ith River, C alifornia, w here she had visited for a mouth. E. E. A rn sp ig er. who lives on Buck- ley avenue n ea r the Base Line, is ju s t ly proud of his B urbank potato patch. One spud on display at th e county a g ric u ltu ra l a g e n t's office w eighs nearly four pounds. It is 14 inches long and has six good sized knobs clu stered aro u n d th e seed end like flow ers on a stem. T he com bined w eight of the potatoes in th e hill co n tain in g th is one w as seven pounds. n»- Mtm r e p u n hi?. ’»•’HP * ’ ’he < hillock offici T IIE The Senior Class of Gresham Union High School WILL PR E SE N T “ IU S T SUPPOSE99 FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 1 Curtain at S:15 R eserved s e a ts , 50c G e n e ral a d m issio n . 35c THANKSGIVING CANDIES Anticipation! Yon Are With I s in B ons B ons, F av o rs. N ap k in s. S p e c ia ltie s, E tc. H IG H W A YS ESSEX «915 H ere New Low W inter T erm s: E ssex Coach 1195 .00 down H udson Brougham 1450.00 down H udson C o ach ........ 395.00 down H udson S e d a n ........ 500.00 down Should you d esire to tu rn in your old c a r it will be acceptable as first paym ent, p ro v id in g its value to us eq u als (he down paym ent required. Only 7 w eeks till Xm as. Holiday O utlook in 5 weeks. Superfine selection of H oli day G reeting Cards, readv for your nam e, at Outlook office. O rders tak en endars. for 1927 c a l H elpful P rin tin g and A dver tising all th e time. The O utlook—at your service. M ill Yon He With | * in 1*91 O YSTERS M. C. Webster Motor Co. P h o n e 2491 45c $5.95 I 100-pound sacks, special cash price Quality and Service | ! 1 I . A. IE. Metzger & Co. Cull o r p h o n e for d e n io n * tra tio n Phone C o rn ish o n ___________ 2 lbs. 25c___________ H ein z F ig a n d P lu m P u d d in g s HUDSON-ESSEX III DSON «1375 H ere GRESHAM MEAT MARKET H E IN E . IB I'llE M Small, 40c doz. Med. 60c doz. .lust Bide in One—the Car will Decide Iteil Rock ( n lln a e C heese l e ilersp iel's Blue Itihlioii situci Kraut Stiilil'* E m il oil* T am ale* I l UHI YS, HUNT ORANGES S u n k is t N avel O ra n g e s 2 lbs. 35c GRAPE FRUIT G re a ti V o u tn u m b e r all o th e r slxea T h e PROA EN E n ORI i E a s sh o w n by new c a r sa le s (fo r S ta te of O re g o n ). August 24 p er cen t of S ixes w ere HUDSON - ESSEN 30 per cent of S ix es w ere III DSON . ESSEX S e p te m b e r O cto b er 2s per cent of S ix es were III DSON • ESSEX DEt IDE ON THE favorite GEESE, DUCKS or CHICKENS OYSTERS 1. J. M. IIK O tt V Prop. Pow ell S treet, G resham ¿I Hall, county ag ric u ltu ra l agent, an n o u n ces th at th e o rd er has gone fo rw ard for th e second carlo ad of pvratol. E ig h ty -th ree farm e rs over i hi county have o rd ers in th is ca r for the s t u t n p pow der and o rd ers a re be ing received for the th ird carload. Mr. and Mrs. A. E kstrom have I moved to P o rtlan d to reside. Mr. E k stro m is p lan n in g on opening up a b u sin ess office on the east side the first of the year to han d le building | m aterial, including sand, cem ent and I gravel. M is s G ladys Way is a ssistin g a t the H epp R acket sto re for a few weeks. Mrs. A. it. Rehm and son. H arlan , of D onald, Oregon, is visitin g w ith a b ro th er, ('. H. llo eck er, who resid es on the Base Line east of O resham . New resid e n ts who a re com ing to G resham for a p erm an en t home are Mr and Mrs. P. R. W illoughby and th eir tw o sons. W ard and Revere, of Eugene. Mrs W illoughby is a niece of Mrs Nora W ithrow . They will live ,n a p a rtm e n ts over th e F irs t S tate ha nk CRANBERRIES M c F a rla n ’s a n d Pacific B eau ties, F in e R ed B e rrie s HU DSON E S S E X D E A L E R G re sh am Realization? Ehc (O srarrttc YV used to give the chili ! en ts for being good, now we som ething to enco u rage ther ! th e ir ways. Holiday (.reefing Card*. They a re h ere now for your se le tion. Your individual or firm nan p rin ted in lots of 25 or m ore, w ith ei velopes to m atch. P rices very reasoi able. O rd er now. G resham Outloo December 15. H oliday O utlook—p re p a re for It, ai 1 v ertise in it, send it to your friends. Mr. Hu*ine*« Man! Look over o u r 1927 ca le n d ar san pies. Com plete line, good subject ’ We save you 25 to 50 p er cent. Ui I your phone for a look a t our sam ple f G resham Outlook. B rig h t say in g s by m odern think« are found in the want column.