Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, December 08, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

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    POW ELL VALLEY
At the a n n u a l election of officers
la st T hursday of th e D eborah Ladies
Aid the follow ing w ere elected for the
ensuing y e a r: Mrs. A. C. Arvidson,
p resid en t; Mrs. Otto M agnuson, sec­
re ta ry , Mrs. Axel Jo h n so n , tre a su re r.
In behalf of th e society Mrs. John
\ icklund. is a few well chosen words,
presented Mrs. A rvidson w ith a
C hristm as gift of $3 in ap p reciatio n of
her work in the Aid. T he society also
| presented th e pastor, th e Rev. O. J
. W llner, with a gift of $10.
Mrs. S ara E lizabeth Shaffer, aged
Miss Mabel H arding gave an in ­
65 years, died in a P o rtlan d ho sp ital
form
al dancing party F riday evening.
Monday. D ecem ber 7. from th e effects
of an op eratio n perform ed on th e Mon­ November 27, for her sister. Miss
day previous. She is survived by her A gathe H arding, who w as home for
husband, Isaac Shaffer, tw o sous, the T hanksgiving
holiday. O range
Marion S ylvester and W alter Clifford,
TRY
also a d au g h ter, Mrs. Lucy A. Inm an and black p aper stre a m e rs form ed the
The Orlensys Toilet Articles
She also leaves a sister, th re e b ro th ­ decorations. A se rp e n tin e show er of
MARCEL Me
H A IR C U T Me
ers and sev eral g ran d ch ild ren . The colored paper d u rin g th e evening ad d ­
Word has been received from Los rem ain s a re at P earso n 's u n d ertak in g
j Angeles, C alifornia, of the b irth to p a rlo rs in P o rtlan d . 351 K nott street. ed to the gaiety. S v .e ra l tag dances
ORIENTAL BEAUTY SHOPPE
w ere m uch enjoyed.
Fred Etling.
It is rep o rted th a t Edw in Quigley,
| Mr. and Mrs. Hayden H iatt on Novem-
T hird S treet
P hone 99x1
Miss
Audrey
C
hapm
an,
L
aw rence An­
[ ber 29 of a son. Mrs. H iatt will be residing on the B ird sd ale road, lost 25 dersen and H al Babbet played d u rin g
fine chickens to a chicken th ief o p er­
, better rem em bered to h er friends as atin g in th a t vicinity Monday night.
th e evening. Dainty refresh m en ts
j Miss Ruth Nystrom.
Fairview avenue is again closed to w ere served by Mrs. Susan H arding
E ric A nderson is still in a critical traffic in o rd er to sm ooth th e pave­ assisted by Mrs. McKay, Mrs. Brain-
m ent on th e hill. D etouring Is m ade
j condition at his home w ith a com plica- by way of B ird sd ale avenue.
hall and Mrs. Morgan.
i tion of kidney troubles. H is son, Joe
E rn e st Sw ank is h ere from so u th ern
S tu d en ts from Oregon A g ricu ltu ral
C an d ies,
N uts,
F ru it
j A nderson, has decided to q u it his em ­ Oregon on a visit to his m other, Mrs. college w ho spent th e vacation at
ploym ent for the p resen t and assist in Anna Swank.
T obacco an d C igars
Mrs. Rose S tockton and son. Philip, home w ere Dolores Morgan and Betty
the care of his father.
have moved to F airview recen tly from H agen, freshm en in vocational educu
The L u th eran Ladies Aid will "meet Maupin, Oregon. P h ilip has enrolled tion, A gatha H arding, sophom ore;
B urton Bush, fresh m an in m echanical
a t the ch u rch next T h u rsd ay a fte r­ as a pupil in th e Fairview school.
Mr. and Mrs. M cClure of Maupin,
noon, December 10. Miss E llen Unis Oregon, are in F airview for th e w in­ en g in eerin g ; Ray Lasley, sophom ore
will be th e hostess for th e afternoon. ter and are occupying th e W ill Brooks In farm m ech an ics; and Clifford Reed,
house.
Main and Second
Phone2351
senior in electrical engineering. W il­
Mrs. E thel Sm ith, of P o rtlan d , is liam Morgan fresh m an in fo restry and
New things under "Classified.”
visiting h er m other, Mrs. J. Look.
Mrs. L atto u re ll is having a g arag e botany at U niversity of Oregon w as at
home, also L ucile K incaid and G aylord
built on h e r pro p erty .
Miss L illian H eslin, a stu d en t a t th e Davies from Monmouth, w here they
Oregon A g ricu ltu ra l college, spent atten d the sta te norm al school.
S unday w ith her fath e r, E. E. H eslin.
Miss L ucile W oodw ard, who w as a
Donald G ran t w as home for the
T hanksgiving holidays from W illam ­ 1924 g rad u a te of Colum bian high
A t L in n e n ia n n J u n c tio n
e tte U niversity.
school spent T hanksgiving at home
H om er Lum sden received a $50 w ith her p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. E.
Ancona ro o ster as a special prize for
his A nconas w hich he show ed at th e W oodward. Miss W oodw ard recently
Wednesday to Saturday, December 9-12.
Pacific In tern atio n al livestock show finished b u sin ess college and is now
H om er and his chick en s w ere pic employed in P o rtland. All th ese young
M inced C lains,
tu red in one of th e P o rtlan d daily pa people a re g rad u a tes from th e first
M el-0 D essert,
pers
T all c a n s .................. ä2c
3 p a c k ag e s
..............25c
Jo h n H eslin is h arv estin g his pota union high school estab lish ed am ong
toes. He says he w ill have about 200 th e ru ra l d istric ts of M ultnom ah
D rom edary C ocoaniit,
S p a g h e tti am i C hilli w ith
bushels of No. 1 potatoes. His record county.
^ - l b . pkgs, 1 fo r
16c
C heese, 1 can ...............9c
hill so far is 25 salab le potatoes.
Miss P au lin e Rickli spent T h an k s­
2 f o r ......................
3 c a n s ................
25c
Several F airview ladies a re tak in g giving in Salem w ith h er p aren ts.
[advantage of the “shop e a rly ” idea.
S u g a r, 4 lb s ....................
C orbett g rad e school b ask et ball
F ilb e rts, new crop
Mrs. S tella B lair and Mrs. F. F. Clore
8 p o u n d s .................... 50c
did th e ir C h ristm as shopping T h u rs team was defeated 8 to 10 by th e C as­
pound ....................
25c
day.
cade Locks grad e school team S a tu r­
A uto Cord T ire s, long
S u lliv an 's o rch e stra have given day n ig h t at Cascade Locks in a pre
Axe H an d les, E a s te rn sec­
dances for th e last tw o S atu rd ay eve­
service, 30x3 L.
$10.25
ond g ro w th h ick o ry , 65c
nings in th e Fairview h all w hich ev­ lim lnary gam e. T he Colum bian high
Rchool team also suffered defeat by
eryone seemed to enjoy.
S u n h rite C lean ser,
T e a , Red R ibbon B ran d ,
H arold Borrows has pu rch ased th e the Cascade Locks high school team
4 c a n s, 25c, 9 ca n s, 50c
pound .................... 35c
K eenan p ro p erty at the co rn e r of 19 to 22. T he local g irls' team , how­
F airview avenue and B a rr road and is
going into the chicken business in the ever, saved th e nam e of Columbian
He have a tine assortment of candies, and our prices are the lowest!
spring. He is buying some A ncopas high and won over th e ir opponents
possible consistent with good quality.
from Homer Lum sden.
23 to 22.
OUR STORE IS OPEN EVENINGS
The ch ild ren of th e F airview school
George P erry , su p e rin ten d e n t of the
will give a C h ristin as e n tertain m en t
Ju liu s Meier co u n try home, is driving
In th e new’ schoolhouse.
T he boys of F airview who a re a t ­ a hew Ford coupe.
tending G resham Union high school
Oliver K enney of C orbett also has a
a re very en th u siastic over th e ir school new coupe.
and sp o rts. They belibve th a t Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. F. N. L asley and
Cannon is w ell deserving of a vote of
th a n k s for th e in te re st he has d is­ young son, Raym ond, have left for
played in th e out-of-tow n stu d en ts.
O akland, C alifornia, w here th ey ex ­
pect to spend th e w inter. Mr. and Mrs.
LUSTED
Fay Davis, of H u rlb u rt, will have
A gift th a t y o u r frie n d s c a n n o t go to a s to re a n d buy.
ch arg e of th e L asley ran ch during
A gift t h a t best re p re s e n ts you a n d y o u r in d iv id u ality .
No P aren t-T ea ch e r m eeting will be th eir absence.
A g ift t h a t y o u r a b s e n t frie n d s w ill p re fe r ab o v e all
held next F rid ay evening as usual.
T he eight-m onths-old baby of Mr
o th e rs.
T he m eeting will be held n ear C h rist­
in is tim e w hen th e school ch ild ren and Mrs. A. P o rte r of S pringdale,
A g ift th a t w ill d e lig h t th e m em b ers of y o u r fam ily .
w ill give a program .
stran g led to death on November 23 at
A g ift fo r e v e ry o n e on y o u r C h ristm a s lis t th a t you can
the P o rte r home. I t is th o u g h t the
p u rc h a se a t one tim e w ith a m in im u m of tro u b le an d
A W ant Ad will do it for you.
child rolled from th e bed and got
expense.
cau g h t betw een the edge of th e bed
Arrange for a sitting now. Just a few minutes of your time is all
an d th e w all. Mrs. P o rte r has been
that is necessary.
tak en to Salem because of m ental
trouble.
Xmas Specialties
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Smith’s General Merchandise
SPECIAL OFFERINGS FOR
The Glow of Warmth
lhe homey glow of warmth which comes
irom a Mission Type Heating Stove is an
added home pleasure enjoyed by many
people of this community, for we have
placed many of these Stoves in the Homes
around here. Drop in and see the new
models we are showing, and find out for
yourself why they are greater heaters, but
economical with fuel. Wood and coal
grates.
L. L. KIDDER HDW. CO.
P h o n e 1421
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RADIO
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R A D IO
HARDY STUDIO
Phone 511
GRESHAM, OREGON
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Radios
A Few Words on
EARLY XMAS BUYING
I E Y O U d o n o t lik e c ro w d s — if y o u d o n o t lik e to be
1 sh o v e d , p u s h e d , m a u le d a n d o th e rw is e b a d ly h a n d le d —
y o u w ill lik e to sh o p a t o u r s to re . ETere y o u w ill fin d
p le a s a n t s u rr o u n d in g s , c a re fu l a n d a tte n tiv e se rv ic e , a
c h o ic e se le c tio n o f m a n y w a n te d ite m s t h a t go to m a k e
th e h o lid a y s p irit a n d a th o u g h t o n o u r p a r t to m a k e
y o u r p u r s e e la s tic ,
\ \ e h a v e fro m a d a in ty c a k e o f so a p o r r a ttle f o r th e
b a b y , to a h o t w a te r b o ttle fo r G r a n d m a .
Nationally advertised
Open Evenings
Order your car now for Delivery Xmas
NEW LOW FIRST PAYMENT
ESSEX COACH . $185 down
HUDSON COACH . . $285
Radio Electric Co.
Phone 1823
Below we list some of the Items
T oilet A rticles
Books
Babv Sets
P laying Card Sets
R ubber A prons
Toy Books
C ig arette Cases
G resham
Auto ,Stage Waiting Room.
Fine Boxes C hocolates
F ountain P ens
C igarettes in C artons
S having Set
R azors
Books
C igars in Boxes
H ans H enningsen u n d erw en t an op­
e ra tio n at th e P o rtlan d sa n ita ru itn |
Monday m orning for an acu te attack
of appendicitis. It is announced by
the fam ily th a t he rallied nicely from I
the op eratio n and is In a fair way for |
com plete recovery.
D am ascus g ran g e will hold a b azaar i
and sale on S atu rd ay evening, Decern I
ber 12, in the Boring I. O. (). F. hall, |
to w hich the public is invited Lunch
will be served for w hich a sm all
ch arg e will be made.
T he Ladios Aid of th e com m unity
ch u rch will hold a b azaar and e n te r­
tain m en t at th e ch u rch on F rid ay eve­
ning, Decem ber 11. T he ladles will
bring sandw iches and cake and a
sm all ch a rg e w ill he m ade for re fre s h ­
m ents. A good program of m usic will .
be given, including selections by the
W illam ette band Short plays will be
given and candy will be on sale.
Gasco Briquets
Fine.Line of Box Stationery
M a in S tr e e t
P h o n e 1761
G re sh am
EK STRO M
A REAL
FRUIT CAKE
J u s t lik e m o th e r m ade.
T h e Rest fo r th e
C H R ISTM AS DI N N ER .
T ry lliern
A REAL JIGGS DINNER
E very W ednesday Noon
Corned Beef, ( abbaae. Coffee,
Pie,
FRENCH PASTRY CAKES
W e h av e th em , fre a h every day.
FRESH BREAD BAKED DAILY
CITY BAKERY
(tin ' © s r a r v t t c
Phone «51
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Wr n ill Mho b a te
F ru it ( like** io r 5ew Veur*.
Etc.
40c
Main and Second
T R U C K S E R V IC E
GRESHAM, DUE.
\ \ h en y o u 'r e fe e lin g b lu e a n d b illio u s ,
A n d y o u r h e a d b e g in s to a c h e,
A n d y o u w a n t a c u p o f coffee
G o o d as m o th e r u sed to m a k e ,
C o m e rig h t o v e r to o u r lu n c h room
W h e re y o u 'll fin d th e b e s t in tow n,
\ \ h e re th e m e a t is a lw a y s te n d e r
A n d th e w affles c risp a n d b ro w n .
W h e re th e pies a re la rc e a n d ju ic y
A n d th e eggs a re fresh , y o u b e t.
Y o u w ill lik e o u r lu n c h o r w affles.
G e t v o u r lu n c h a t 7 H E O S C .- t K E T T E .
GRESHAM
PHONE 1221
HUDSON $1375 H e re
ESSEX $015 H ere
New I,ow W inter T erm s:
Essex C o a c h ................ #IS5 down
H udson B ro u g h am .$450.00 down
H udson C o a c h .............$2S."> down
H udson S e d a n ........ 500.00 down
Should you d esire to tu rn in your old ea r It will he accep tab le as first
paym ent, providing its value to us eq u als the down paym ent req u ired .
Call o r ph o n e fo r d e m o n s tra tio n
M. C. Webster Motor Co.
P h o n e 2491
HU DSON E S S E X D E A L E R
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G re sh a m
FINAL WARNING
J u s t o n e m o re w eek in w h ich to ta k e
a d v a n ta g e o f o u r
Service With a Saving
D r iv e in n o w a n d let us e x p la in how w e
c a n c o m p le te ly serv ice y o u r c a r for $ 1 7 .5 0
OFFER CLOSES DEC. 15
H A M LIN * IIO SS, P ro p s.
N ig h t P h o n e 706
CORBETT
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Just Ride in One—the Car will Decide
P h o n e 2391
No Ashes
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DECIDE ON THE FAVORITE
GRESHAM GARAGE
a re so p o p u la r
b e c a u s e th e y give
TABER PHARMACY
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DA M ASC US
COTTRELL
D e m o n stra tio n of A tw a te r-
K e n t R ad io s a ll th e tim e.
HIGHWAYS
HUDSON-ESSEX
The Ideal Christmas Gift
YOUR PORTRAIT
G resh a m
GRESHAM
At th e re g u la r m eeting of Columbia
G range held S atu rd ay , Decem ber 5,
the follow ing officers w ere elected for
1926:
M aster, D ella H enkle; over
seer, C lara E. S m ith; le ctu rer, Marie
M organ; stew ard , W F. H enkle, a s ­
s is ta n t stew ard , Fred K nlerlem ; sec­
re ta ry , Edith A. B u tle r; tre a su re r,
Fred C. Reed; ch ap lain , M yrtle E llis;
g ate keeper, D. B u tler; C eres, G lenna
Reed; Pom ona , F ran ces K nlerlem ;
F lora, D oris E v an s; lady a s sista n t
stew ard , R osetta H enkle; m usician,
Mrs. F ra n k K nlerlem . Pom ona m as­
ter J. G. K elley w as a welcome visitor.
F or th e p rim ary election for sta te
j^irtli ers the follow ing received the
la rg e st num ber of votes front Colum ­
bia G ran g e: M aster. T. J. K reu d er;
overseer. J. O. K elley; le ctu rer. Mitt-,
nle E. Bond; se creta ry , B erth a J,
B eck; executive com m ittee, C. E
Spence. Kay Gill and .1. G. Kelley.
C olum bia G range will give an oyster
su p p er O i l the evening o f Decem ber
19, follow ed by dancing.
GLASS /
GLASS
New Stock
c o m p le te lilt«»
a ll sizes.
B / V/JOB GLASS
PICTURE GLASS
( tin r e p a ir y o u r b ro k en
« In tlo n s
GRESHAM
G eorge K nlerlem , Sr., atten d ed the
G. A. R Post In P o rtlan d on S atu rd ay
Paper Hanging and Painting.
R I*. R asm ussen of T he D alles Is on
W ork gu aran teed . F o r cash or w hat
his ran ch In Kandy Nook, h arv estin g
have you? Wm. E ^rn s, Hogan road.
his crop of cabbage.
Route 1, G resham , Box 70A.—Adv.