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PAGE four GRESHAM OFTLOOK, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 57, 1935 G resham Man Die« in P ortlan d . T hanksgiving is p ast. C hristm as Is G eorge McDonald. husband of coming. B ertha McDonald, died In a P o rtlan d Miss Effie Keyes of Fossil, Oregon Only 28 days till C hristm as, Count hospital W ednesday. November 25, a freshm an at th e Oregon A g ricu l the days. P re p are early. from a tum or on the brain, w ith which tu ra l college, re tu rn e d w ith Miss he had been afflicted for several in b u yin g you r fo o d stu ffs —Q u a lity a n d E co n o m y . A nd sim u lta n e o u sly December 14. Georgie S tap leto n to spend the m onths. He was a ca rp e n te r by tra d e H oliday Outlook—p re p a re for it, ad T h anksgiving vacation at th e S tap le y o u r m ind tu rn s to th e and w ith his fam ily had resided In v ertise in it, send it to your friends. ton home. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H aley G resham several years. Besides his REGULAR MEETING and ch ild ren w ere also d in n er guests wife, he is survived by four children, °t G resham Camp T h u rsd ay a t th e ir m o th e r's home. W illard, Anna, R obert and Dolores Jas. B ushong is hom e from S eattle and H erb ert B urdick, a stepson T he | ( '' hfakU VI ~Sl0' ^3160, M o d e r n ? 7 Woodmen of A m erica w here he h as been atten d in g S eattle fun eral services w ere held th is a f te r W ednesday /-vening, De- Pacific college. He does not intend to noon from th e fu n eral chapel of Hol cem ber 2, at 8 o'clock re tu rn to S eattle, b ut will resum e his m an & Lute, w ith interm en t in Mt. E lection of Officers. All m em bers studies at G resham Union high school C alvary cem etery. req u ested to be present. Miss Rena Stevenson and Miss Nell These stores are exerting every effort to enforce economical Food Distribution, of C. J. LUNDQUIST, Clerk. Johnson spent T h an k sg iv in g in P o rt Quality Foods, through the elimination of unnecessary service. The patronage of GRAPE VINES P a p e r H anging and P ain tin g . ________ land visiting _ with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. W ordens, Concords, N iagaras, su re thousands upon thousands of keen discriminating buyers, daily, is ample proof. W ork g u aran teed . F o r cash or w hat Luce, the la tte r a niece of Miss Jo h n - grow ers. Low prices. P la n t now. It’s the saving on eVery item in a 20th Century Store that counts. have you? Wm. E arn s. H ogan road, I son C raig road, fourth house north off resham , Box 7«A.—Adv. ... B a rr road. TAbor 6014. H arold Oberg Route 1, G ______________ __ I Mr ‘*»r - ftnd Mrs. K. A. Miller, Alden and Mr. Business Man! Virginia, w ere g u ests on T hanksgiving TRY Look over our 1927 ca len d ar s a m -1 a t a la r8e fam ily d in n er given a t the The Orton syg Tailet Articles pies. Com plete line, good subjects, home of Mr_ and Mrs. L. Adams, a t | MARCEL Mr H AIR CUT Me FEDERAL MILK, We save you 25 to 50 per cent. Use I Oregon City. CREME OIL SOAP, RAISINS, Thompson your phone for a look a t our sam ples. Mr anri Mra w „ . tall cans....................... 9c 5 b a r s ............................... 25c Seedless, 3 lbs 28c G resham Outlook. | and Mrs W P H oneX- Mr. an d ORIENTAL BEAUTY SHOPPE Mrs. M ark N ickerson w ere g u ests y es Third Street Phone 99x1 terd ay of Mr. N ickerson’s p are n ts, Mr Patronize our advertisers. and Mrs. M. E N ickerson of P o rtland. Miss F lo ren ce H oney sp en t th e day at Del Monte Crosby CORN, the N ickerson hom e w ith h er sm all ECONOMY MATCHES, 2 0 th C e n t u r y B R O O M S , 1925 pack, c a n ......... 19c nephew s and nieces who a re 111. full, good sized boxes, “6 sew n”, strong parlor 3 f o r ...........................55c Ju n io r, th e eldest, has mumps. 6 for ............................20c broom, o n ly ................#8c W ITH Dr. and Mrs. F red T hom pson cam e L A R R O W E S B U C K W H E A T F L O U R , pure, new , 4% -lb. sack - 38c down from T he D alles and sp en t TH E M ELODY M ASTERS T h anksgiving w ith Dr. and Mrs. A _______________________________ 9-pound sack . 69c Thom pson. Crystal White SOAP, W HITE FIGS, fancy, HERSHEY COCOA, M. B. S plaw n has pu rch ased tw o 10 b a _________________________________ r s .................... 39c 2 pounds ....................25c Vg-lb. pkgs. 15«, lb. 28c 50 x 100 lots on F o u rth stre e t n ea r th e U ndenom inational tem ple and it is u n M asonic H all, G resham derstood he Is Intending to build in the spring. He bought th e ground of Playing W ednesday and S atu rd ay N ights at Springer». H arvey C lark, who resides in Texas. Small White BEANS, BON AMI, cake ........... 10c SHUM SHUM OIL. D orothy Sunday is recovering from 1925 crop, 3 lbs......... 25« BON' AMI, _____ powder 12}£c _______________________ __________________ q u a r t c a n ........................ 4 9 c an a ttac k of th e mumps. Mr. and Mrs. C harles Cleveland en GRONI R’S W A LM TS, large budded KERR’S BEST PATENT FLOUR te rtain e d th e ir sons, C. E. and fam ily, r ranquettes, lb.... 40c, 2 lbs....79c 49-lb. sack................................. $2.08 of Stanfield, Oregon, and W endell and 5 to 25 m iles fam ily from H eppner over T h a n k s HEINZ CATSUP, N’URAYA TEA, in 8 seconds Pompeian OLIVE OIL, giving. D uring la st week Mr. and Mrs. large b o ttle .......... 25c ^2-lb. package........... 25c pint can ................... 43c Cleveland enjoyed a very brief visit from th e ir son-in-law and d au g h ter, 25 m iles on a Mr. and Mrs. S. E. W oodw orth, of San g a llon o f g a s F rancisco. T hey w ere com pelled to re tu rn south before T hanksgiving. F red T. M errill, form er p ro p rie to r 58 m iles per hour of the Tw elve-M ile house, la te r know n as P lan ta tio n inn, has been serv in g a jail sentence fo r violation of th e fed Mrs. Cora W alk er en tertain ed on jlllllllllllllllllllliil|||||||||||||||||||||||l|||||ini||ini||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||H|||||||||||||„||||||,||,(|||,|||||||H||)1|(|l!|||| eral prohibition laws. T his term has lilt’ T hanksgiving E. W. E astm an and wife, P r o v e th e m y o u r s e lf n early expired and he will be allow ed Mr. and Mrs. O. A. E astm an and to serve th e rem ain d er of his se n tence, a $250 fine, by paying off the daughter, G ertru d e E astm an, E dw ard am ount in m onthly in stallm en ts of Svendson and Mrs. M. E. P atterso n . Mr. and r.Ms* R. C. F ra ce w ere called $25. This req u e st w as approved by to P o rtlan d W ednesday evening by Ju d g e Bean. R inar M attson, V ictor Adix and Joe the critica l illness of th e la tte r's aunt. I hanksgiving Day has come again—and Peak w ere hom e from the U niversity T hanksgiving guests at th e home p i on this occasion the first State Bank wishes to of Oregon for th e T hanksgiving h o li Mr. and Mrs. E. W. A ylsw orth w ere days. Mr. and Mrs. G eorge Page an d ch il thank its many patrons for the splendid co-op Phone Gresham 1111 The re g u la r m eeting of th e G resh dren, Jean and D onald, and Mr. and eration and friendly spirit shown during the am P aren t-T ea ch e r association w ill be Mrs. Jam es L aw rence. past year. held Monday afternoon at 2:30 at the Mr. and Mrs. Jam es E lkington and schoolhouse. Mrs. Millie T rum bull, daughter, Jean , and Mr. and Mrs. L. Our interests are common. In the long run the well know n leader in child welfare R. Denman of P o rtlan d spent T h an k s this institution can prosper only as its patrons work, will be p rese n t and speak. Mu giving w ith Mr. and Mrs. B. L. W al- S pOWTMÌ prosper. We are mutually dependent—one on sical num bers a re prom ised for the rad. the other. occasion. D. D. Sm ith of S pokane has moved T hanksgiving dinner g u ests at the to G resham w ith his wife and sm all By exercising a broad understanding, and home of Mr. and Mrs. E rn e st C allister child and th e fam ily is occupying w ere Mr. and Mrs. 8. E. Sease. Mr. and by working together for the common good, we AIMVNI7 a p a rtm en ts in the S hultz residence. Mrs. 1. S. K orsund and Mr. and Mrs can accomplish much for the improvement and Mr. and Mrs. C larence Ja ck so n and D ennis T aylor. upbuilding of this community. Mrs. R. W. C alkins en tertain ed for dau g h ter, Miss Mabel Ja ck so n , sp e n t T hanksgiving at th e hom e of Mr. and T hanksgiving Mrs. C arrie H ansen and dau g h ter, Mrs. Mary Dodge, Mrs. H an Mrs. Fred C halker, in P o rtlan d . O ther Let us fa ce th e fu tu r e a s com rades and sen 's sister, Miss H arriet A lexander, guests w ere C linton C h alk er, H arold .ew is, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. T ibbitts, of m arch fo rw a rd sid e by sid e —to v icto ry . Mr. and Mrs. W alter Robinson and P o rtland, fo rm erly of O rient, and Mr. son. F ran cis, of Powell Valley. Mr. aim Mrs. W. T. Shelley enjoyed and Mrs. M. A. T ib b etts and ch ild ren , a visit with th e ir son, Edw in Shelley, of Buckley avenue. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. S t.C la ir e n te r who was here from B rem erton to eat T hanksgiving dinner at home. He had tained for T h an k sg iv in g d in n er Mr. G re s h a m , O re g o n secured a three-day leave of absence and Mrs. C hase E. S t.C la ir and th e ir nephew , W ilson Schm ale, Mr. and Mrs. from his ship, th e C alifornia. A STRONG BANK „ About 5U from G resham atten d ed th e L eslie St. C lair and ch ild ren , Leslie H Dr. P rice m eetings W ednesday eve J r. and Betty R uth, Mr. and Mrs. i ....................... ning at the ta b ern ac le in P o rtla n d r e Raymond B. R ogers, Miss Em m a B ^ cently used by th e Billy S unday m e et Johnson and Floyd M cKinney. ings. Gresham Beaut? Shoppe T. R. lio w itt and F red C halker are every th in g in th e line of cosm etic in E n te rp rise , Oregon, on a th ree-d av th erap y . C ourteous and efficient business trip . D uring h e r h u sb an d 's trea tm e n t. Mrs. Lois S t C lair. F irst absence, Mrs. C halker is visiting with S tate Bank building, phone 1841, -. r p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ja ck - G resham .—Adv. son. T ra n sp o rtatio n Bid* W anted. Dr Mary B ecker is m aking p lan s to Sealed hills w ill be received by th e “love Into an office a p a rt from her hoard of d irec to rs of Union High . .-sldence w here h er office has been lo School D istrict No. 2. G resham . O re cated since she began her p ractice in gon. for th e tra n sp o rta tio n of s tu Gresham . T he n o rth side of th e H nry d en ts to and from th e follow ing school d istric ts Boring. Union. Hillsview , 811 building on Main stree t next to the Lynch. Rockwood. F airview , T ro u t D searette is being su itab ly rem odeled dale, Cedar. Victory and L usted. PKESCHIPTION DRUG STORE Routes can he ascertain ed from the for her req u irem en ts. She will move Second a n d M ain her com plete office equipm ent Into th is clerk of the board. Rids will be as follow s: building soon. 1st. School hoard to fu rn ish body and bidder to fu rn ish ch assis, driver an d upkeep. 2d. Bidder to fu rn ish com plete unit, I D IM THEM O> THE HIGHWAYS d riv er and upkeep. 3d. School board to fu rn ish com plete unit and upkeep and bidder to 11 fu rn ish d riv er only. I C ontract to begin as of J a n u a ry 1st, G r e a tly o u t n u m b e r a ll o i l i e r s ix e s. I 1926. and to extend over a period of T h e I’ lH K EX I n o i t u i : a s s h o w n by new e a r s, ft let i ( f o r S t a t e o f II one, two or th re e years. | | Bids to he in the hands of the clerk ' ' »regoli L on or before D ecem ber 5th. 1925. A ugust 24 p e r c e n i o f S ix e s w e r e III DSON • E S S E X The board reserv es th e rig h t to re S e p te m b e r Jeet any or all bids. 30 p e r c e n i o f S ix e s w e r e III II n OX - E S S I X ( » e to b e r K A. M II.i.ER . Clerk. 28 p e r c e n t o f S ix e s w e r e III DSHN - E S S E X At Bank of G resham . B it IDF «» N m t ttV O R lT t W C. LAWRENCE. C hairm an. GRESHAM LOCALS Two Thoughts Predominate 20™ CENTURY stores O fferings Saturday and Monday, November 28 and 30 MUSHROOMS— Imported “1st Choice” Buttons, new pack _______________ halves, can, 59c FRIDAY NITE, NOV. 27, 8:30 Adirondack Cane and Maple Syrup, the best Cane and Maple Syrup packed, full quart, 53c CHRYSLER 20TH CENTURY COFFEE, "If all Coffee were as good as 20th Century, more would be used.” Roasted today, on your table tomorrow, pound........ 47c. 3 pounds. . $1 38 HANKSGIVING HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO ■ an rax sa n M aM M an FIRST STATE BANK TABER PHARMACY HUDSON-ESSEX J u s t R id e in O ne—th i IIIDSHX 11375 Here Essex C o ach . . . . H udson C o ach . . , Should you deslr Car will Decide E S S E X $ 9 1 5 H e re Ni w Low W inter T erm s: I195.0U down H ud-on Bn 295.00 down Hudson Sedan to tu rn in your old ca r it will be H U D SO N ' E S S E X DEALER Atwater-Kent Radios Xatloaall? adterti«« <1 Open Evenings D e m o n s t r a t i o n o f A tw a te r - K e n t R a d io s a ll t h e tim e . M. C. Webster Motor Co. P h o n e 2491 R A D IO R A D IO R A D IO G re sh a m Radio Electric Co. Phone 1823 G resham Ynt# stage Waiting Room. School B asses W anted. Sealed bids will be received by the Board of D irectors of Union High School D istrict No. 2. G resham . .Mult nom ah county, Oregon, for th e f u rn ishing of five school busses equipped with Tin WAYNE Type 6S School Body: th ree of the 8730 size and two of th« ST 40 size. D elivery to be m ade on or b J a n u a ry tut, 1926. All bids to be In th e hand« of the clerk by December ath. 1923. The board reserve» th e rig h t to re ject any or all bids K A MILLER. Clerk. ... ,, . At Bank of G resham . " t LAWRENCE. C hairm an.
