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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1925)
CAGE FOLK GRESHAM OCTLOOK, Bualnesa Is built on advertising; buying la encouraged by advertising; the public la benefited by advertisng. Funeral Held for Geo. McDonald. F u n eral services w ere held F riday afternoon in P o rtlan d for G eorge Mc- i Donald who died In a P o rtlan d hospi- TRY i tai November 25. F a th e r H ughes had The Orlensys Toilet Articles ' ch arg e of th e fu n eral and in term en t M ARCEL M r H A IR C UT M t w as m ade in R iverview cem etery. Mr. i McDonald, who w as 52 y ears of age, ORIENTAL BEAUTY SHOPPE Third Street Phone 99x1 | cam e to G resham about th ree and a h alf y ears ago w ith his fam ily. He was a m em ber of th e K nights of Pythias. He Is survived by his widow, Mrs. B ertha McDonald, four ch ildren, W illard, A nna, R obert and Dolores, and a stepson, H erb ert Burdick. The C andies, \u ls , F ru it I family will continue to reside in I Gresham . Xmas Specialties KHIDAÏ. DECEMBER 4, IMS GRESHAM LOCALS At a m eeting of th e Modern W ood men of A m erica, No. 13,160, w hich convened W ednesday evening th e a n nual election of officers took place. The follow ing w ere elected to serve for th e ensuing y ear: A llen Holloway, co n su l; W. J. Todd, ad v iso r; C. J. L undquist, c le rk ; C harles C. Sheely, b an k e r; J. F. Jones. A. F. H am m ar and A. M. W ilkenson, tru ste es. At the close of th e m eeting the m em bers who w ere p resen t w ere tre a te d to an oyster su p p er served a t th e O scarette. “ /N THE LIMELIGHT” 201" CENTURY STORES like others, are closely scrutinized by a very critical, though just Judge—The Public. This very fact has contributed largely to the steady growth of these stores. Their economical method of Food Distribution has met with, both, genuine Public ap proval and support, / t ’s the saving on every item in these 20th Century Stores that counts. Mrs. Inez Bent is the happy p o sses so r of th e handsom e set of silv erw are presented by th e Cecil M etzger g ro Card of Thanks. We wish to ex p ress o u r sin cere cery to th e one unlocking the chest, th an k s to o u r frien d s and neighbors w hich has been on display for some for Mn ir kindness and sym pathy d u r tim e a t th e store. Much in te re st w as F E D E R A L M ILK, S e a rc h lig h t M A TCH ES, ‘’M em o rie” L a y e r ing o u r recen t bereavem ent. T all can s, 8 c a n s ........80t F u ll size b o x e s......... 5r w h ite o r black Mrs. George McDonald and Family. aroused locally as to who would be a n d 1 fre e Main and Second PhonelBtftl fo rtu n a te In possessing th e rig h t key. 6 boxes f o r ................. 29c 10-ounee p a c k a g e s 19c Patronize our advertisers. Ivan Sw ift, accom panied by his wife, drove to Ridgefield, W ashington, S a t urday evening w here he plays re g u larly in a five-piece dance o rch e stra at th a t place. Mr. Sw ift plays the 9gc banjo. Mr. anti Mrs. C harlie Brown and C ry sta l W h ite SOAP, OF SN O W D R IFT, RA ISIN S, T h o m p s o n ’s baby a re h ere from Medford, Oregon, B ar 4c, 10 b a r s 89c 4-pound c a n ................. 93c Seedless, 3 l b s ............28c for a stay w ith th e p are n ts of th e fo r m er, Mr. and Mrs. John Brow n. Mr. S traw b erry Jam , Brow n has been employed in a drug sto re at Medford avid has now decided 25c to go into business for him self along COMB HONEY, F an cy , Del M onte CA TSU P, CORN M EAL, k iln d ried , th e sam e line as soon as a suitable lo full se ctio n s, 2 f o r ..... 45c L a rg e b o ttle .................23c 9-pound s a c k ...............39c cation can be found. consisting of a line of travelers samples, T. R. W right w ent to Eugene y e s te r R oyal G arden T ea , day to be gone several days on b u si all as/good as new. No old styles. Ages 38c, 73c ness connected w ith the tra n sfe r b u s 4 to 14 years. iness of him self and Burton W alrad. PEA S, P re fe rre d Stock S m all W h ite BEANS, IVORY SO A P FL A K E S, Mr. and Mrs. Glen T. Howe and two • T elep h o n e, 2 can s. 35c 1925 crop, 3 lb s.......... 25c 19c, 3 pkgs 25c children have moved from N orth D a kota to G resham and have pu rch ased th e form er home of N. P. O akerm an w hich is 2 5 per cent less than n o rth w est of the cannery. Mr. O aker regu lar price. m an has moved back to P o rtlan d , his K E R R ’S BEST PA TEN T, t o A Q El SH E R ’S BLEND, form er home, w here he has p u rch ased 49-pound sa ck ................. ' w . U O 49-pound sa ck ..... Make your selections now for the a residence. CORN, P re fe rre d Stock . Children’s Xmas Sweaters. Miss E thel Moffitt, of Eugene, was RO YA L BAK. PO W D E R , P IN E A P P L E , S ta n d a rd T in y k e rn e l, can 19c callin g on old frien d s in G resham 12-oz. c a n ........... .... 43c Sliced, lge. c a n s 23c 3 f o r .............................. 55c T uesday and m ade a brief visit a t the 2i/2-lb. can $1.29 3 c a n s fo r . 05c high school w here she was w arm ly received by te ach ers and friends. H er “The House of Quality" sister, Miss A nnie Moffitt, is in P o rt Phone 1411 Gresham land w here she has a very satisfac to ry 4 7 c. office position. We give Green Trading Stamps F. L. Mack and W. J. Todd enjoyed M ACARONI, fresh stock, BLACK EIGS, extra choice, day’s duck h u n tin g at Sauvies island cun e cut, 4 pounds...... 25- 2 pounds on the C olum bia W ednesday. Betw een 35- them they bagged n early 40 ducks. S w e e t P o ta to es, 25c Mr. and Mrs. G eorge F air, of P o rt Why not select your land, th e form er a b ro th er of Mrs. B 005353015323234823482353485348235348235323484823485353485353485353232348232353532323532348535353482353232353010 O. Boswell, visited a t th e Boswell home S aturday. late G eorge S tapleton, handsom ely Miss M ary M iller, a guest a t th e m ounted in a silv er finished fram e, is w edding of Miss M ildred T h ay er W ed on display for th e -lay in th e w indows nesday evening, sang at th e conclu- of th e Bank of G resham . T he p ictu re, ion of th e cerem ony, "O P rom ise Me’ the w ork of Attue. pro m in en t P o rtlan d and ’’I Love You T ru ly .” Miss T h ay er a rtis t, w as brought out from P o rtlan d y esterd ay and w ill be hung a t th e high who is well know n to a num ber in school soon, as a p resen tatio n from G resham , becam e th e bride of Law the school board to th e building. Mrs. Irm a Ansley, of P o rtlan d , who fence K auffm an at a p retty w edding now when you can have your choice. at th e home of h er foster p are n ts, Mr has tak en the place of Miss Elizabeth H ales as lib ra ria n of th e G resham and Mrs. C harley T hayer, in P o rtlan d b ran ch library, h as come to G resham J. S. H eyne and fam ily who hav to resid e and has tak en a p a rtm e n ts at been in C alifornia, n ear San Diego for th e (’annoti residence, th e room s hich w ere recen tly vacated bv Miss th e past few y ears, have retu rn ed to w -4 beautiful line on display at the H ales. G resham and a re occupying a house at Miss Nell Jo h n so n u n d erw en t an Seventh and Meadow avenue, n o rth of op eratio n in P o rtlan d W ednesday for the cannery. Mrs. H eyne Is a -laugh th e relief of sinus tro u b le from which she h as been troubled for some tim e ter of A. F. Hoover. past. T he operation w as a m inor one Mrs. Annie Itevel en tertain ed and Miss Johnson is said to be recov T h anksgiving with a d in n er p arty at erin g well from its effects. T he W om an's A uxiliary to th e ! w hich w ere p resen t her p aren ts. Mr The Gift Shop and Mrs. G eorge L eslie, her brother A m erican Legion will m eet at th e hom e of Mrs. Bayard M iller for a w ork and fam ily from P ortland, Mr. and m e e tin g on Tuesday, Decem ber 8. All Mrs. G eorge L eslie Jr. and her son-ln- of the C hristm as boxes a re expected luw and d au g h ter. Mr. and Mrs. Jo to he in by th a t -lay. An im portant b u sin ess lot 60 x 90 at j Com stock and baby. th e c o rn e r of T hird and Main stre e ts i A d au g h ter was born to Mr. and was purchased today hv C laude Stock- Ì Mi s. Louise Ceregliino of T ro u td ale on ton front George Kenny, on w hich the 1 Sunday, November 29, at th e j-esi- form er expects to put up a business 1 Conservatism in banking means simplv building during tin c o n in g sum m er. deuce of Mrs. H arriet Tim m erm an. being careful. Individuals should not en Mrs. I). H. Nash is still in a grave Gresham Beauty Shoppe NEW BERG HAM, whole or half dorse every business proposition that is .lb. 35r condition at her hom e w here she lias ev ery th in g in th e line of cosm etic ; brought to them and bankers M UST th erap y . C ourteous and efficient been confined to her room for the past REX LARD, med pail 99 large pail trea tm e n t. Mrs. Lois S t.C la ir. F irst not. two weeks. Her m alady now seem s to S tate Bank building, phone 1841. i $1.93 lie n eu ritis and sire suffers e x c ru c ia t G resh am .— A-lv. While we desire to accommodate every ing pain m uch of th e time. SAL I H ER R IN G , tine fat tisli. 3 tor one it often becomes necessary for us to 27- Mrs. Marie K reu tzer, of P o rtlan d , ( I l DEE1 V IED BY say “NO. Not infrequently we have was a ca lle r at th e H. VV. C alkins HIGH SCHOOL TEAM ( LAMS, Otter brand. No. flat cans 20- saved business men from severe loss by re home W ednesday. She w as form erly The football season closed w ith a Columbia River PIN K SALMON fusing to aid them. associated as a teach er w ith Mrs. 3 cans 43- victory over th e alum ni, th e final score E thel C alkins S tanley, d au g h ter of After it is all over they appreciate our 25-o. T he alum ni th rea ten e d to score CROWN and A IM ELO l'R 49-lb. sack $2.25 .Mrs. Calkins. service. twice, but the high school line held In T h e De< em b er m e e tin g of th e R, APPLES, Hyde King, Hood River wrapped. the pinches. The m ain difficulty of the hek.ilr W elfare -'lull w ill he h eld at th, alum ni was th eir in ab ility to hang on Box $1.59 hom e of Miss In ez L u sted on M onday to the ball. The babes profited g re a t .ifteru o o n . Mrs. A nna G ibbs an d Mr, S IT I’ZI’ N IT R( ; APPLES ly by the fum bles of the ,'g high school Ixix $1.35 W yant will serv e. w arrio rs. At on, tim e, Lum lay. safe ROME BEAUTY APPLES W. K. H am ilton of Eugene is in box $1.25 ty for the alum ni, fum bled a punt G resham on liusiness and is renew ing old acq u ain tan ces. D uring the pre- w hich O rville Johnson recovered and CLI SI I'.R RAISIN'S, spcl, 15-oz. pkg.. 10- cut year Mr. H am ilton has built s e v e n ran .30 yards for his only touchdow n houses, th ree to r him self and four of the season. A forw ard passing at- ‘ 10. SI R AINl'D HONEY , qt. jars 65<. pint jars 35< for o th e rs on co n tract work. One (louse lie has sold, one he occupit.-. tack was attem pt- d in the last q u a rte r 1 1 . Barrel Cane and Maple SA RI P. spcl pints / ake care (o be an economist in pros 25- by the g rad u ates, but the ball w as too iml one he is renting. perity; there is no fear of your not being Between q u a rte rs ami d u r Dan Maloy ol A berdeen, W ashing- slippery quarts, 45c, half gallon 85- Ion, is the guest of his b ro th er and ing Hi-' alu m n i's tim e o u t periods, t h e ' one in adversity. '— Zimmerman. 12. SI ( ;.\R, lies! Cane, Sat. and Mon. spcl, sack $6.25 «if-'. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Maloy. R e high school heroes displayed a fine cent g u ests of the Muloys w ere Mi. xhihition of mad sliding, w hich was la n d Mrs. Donald Miles of Salem. 13. I I ALIAN I’Rl NES, large, tine, 5-lb boxes 98- g reatly applauded by the fans. J. H. Hoss is still confined to his G resham High lias played 10 gam es Home on accouut of illness w hich has 14. BI 1.K I ) A I 1 • > 25, 1 kept hint in for several weeks th is season, « in n in g 5, losing 4 and Mrs. W. F. Mnsou h a s been s u m tying 1. The second team has played 15. RAISIN Day, spcl. Seedless Raisins. 4-lb pkg 39- m oned from W e stp o rt. O regon, to h elp A Strong Bunk j ar.- lo r h er m o th e r. M is S Wold. four gam es and «-on all of them. 16. SMALI. W H ITE BI ANS, special | who lias been serio u sly ill for several 3 lbs. 25c W ednesday noon th e senior and j | days She seem ed to be restin g sophom ore basket ball team s sta rte d 17. I’ M PRESS CORN i slig h tly b e tte r to d ay . 3 cans 39c the b attle for class ch am pionship The man team . The final score was 45-0 Word has been received from Miss se creta ry . O rville Jo h n so n ; final score, afte r 3 m in u tes over-tim e in favor of th e ju n io rs. The first year Ion; 18. SI I A I R BAR TOMATOES WIHIa Caffray th at her sailing date 3 cans 39- for South A m erica has been advanced had been played, was 2-2. A lthough men lacked experience and w ere ea si tre a s u re r. C linton C h alk er; re p o rte r. H arvey B row n; se rg e an t at arm s. to December 19. w hen she will sail the checking was close on both sides, 19. I T A H N A PI AS, special 3 cans 39, front N ew York on the steam er Acon the m ain reason for the low sc o re was ly outplayed by the excellent playing G eorge M cA llister; yell leader. E ldore of th e Juniors. In th e last q u a rte r the Johnson. C laire G ullickson has been cag u a She will close her m eetings 20 P. A. TOBACCO 16-oz. cans 93- at K lam ath F alls on D ecem ber 9 and the in ability of th e p lay ers on both ju n io rs ra n in th e ir subs, and they spend a few days in S pokane before sides to m ake a c cu rate shots. The played Just as good as th e reg u la rs. elected a m em ber to tak e th e place of TU X ED O TOBACCO 16-oz cans 93,• going east gam e w as exciting every second. The A stiff b a ttle w ith the seniors, who a hoy who could not Join th e club. T his m akes th e full quota m em ber Robert H au sw irth . who was o p era t sen io rs show ed up well in team w ork, have toeen class cham pions for th e ship of 20 m em bers. ed on at Good S am a ritan hospital a w hile the sophom ores did m ore in last tw o y ears, w ill be the next ob- week ago for stom ach com plications, B asket ball p ractice sta rte d W ednes is rep o rted as doing as well as can he dividual playing. Ja c k D ow sett. cap has been elected cap tain of the ju n io r expected considering th e serious n a ta in of th e sen io r team , au d George stacle for th e junior«. Guy R usher 1 day night, and about 40 boys tu rn e d tu re of his ailm ent. Quality out to try for the team and squad. W adsw orth, cap tain of th e sophom ore team. /'hone ta ci Th- Ladle« Guild of the B aptist A lthough J a -k D ow seti is th e only and Service team , w ere Iwith confident of a victory church will meet w ith Mrs A J. W. T he Hi-Y club has elected, th e fol- 1 Teed n S t T h u rsd ay noon th e Juniors played lowing officers: p resid en t. Floyd Me- | letterm an left from last y e a r’s squad, Brown on T uesday aftern o o n at 1:30. th e re is sufficient m a teria l to build a A fine life size bust p o rtra it ot the an uninter-M-tlng gam e w ith th e fresh- K inney; vice p resident. H orace Wih- 1 w inning team . T obacco and C igars Offerings Saturday and Monday; December 5 and 7 O srarrttv SPECIAL SALE Children’s WOOL SWEATERS Send to Your Friends for Christmas PRUNES, Fancy Italians, (30-40s), packed 5 lbs. net, in a nice paper lined smooth wooden box, o n ly ............................. “Rupert’s”, pure Fruit and Sugar, 9-oz. tumblers, 2 for “Savory and fragrant”, “Ceylon and India” or “Japan , |-lb. pkgs, pound package........ $1.95 lo $3.50 FLOUR will be higher. BU Y N O W ! $2.18 WALRAD MERCANTILE CO. 20TH CENTURY COFFEE, direct from our roaster to you. Can ned Coffees have advanced again, but 20th Century is still the same price, Found.............. 3 pounds.................... $1.38 genuine Jerseys. Last time at this price, 5 lbs, Christmas Cards and Booklets Gresham Drug Co. Grocery Bulletin CONSERVATION We are continually consulting and advising with people on financial and business matters and we cordially in vite such conferences. Our patrons appreciate our advice and seek it be cause we are conservative. FIRST STATE BANK A. W. METZGER & CO.
