Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, December 11, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextItK M U A W LOCALS FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS We h a v e assem b led m an y useful am i s u ita b le item s fo r th e X m as S eason. I HANDKERCHIEFS I FO R C H IL D R E N , nicely e m b ro id ered , a t each 5c, 10, 15c L A D IE S H A N D K E R C H IE F S, 3 in box at 25c, 50c, 55c, 05c, 75c, #1.0», #1.25, #1.50 I h ese a r e b e a u tifu lly em b ro id ered fine voile. Som e a re a ll lin en , m ade in S w itz erlan d . M E N S H A N D K E R C H IE F S w ith co lo red b o rd er M EN ’S S IL K H A N D K E R C H IE F S 75c an d # L00 I 0W EL a n d 2 \\ ash C loths in box IIL A I I 1 OH EES, colored b o rd ers #1.25 an d #1.50 75c to #1.25 FABLE ( LO I H SE T S, linen a n d m ercerized. HOSIERY l a d i e s ' Silk an d Wool #1.00, #1.50, #1.75 L a d ies’ Silk H ose, p len ty of colors, »Nc, #1.50, #1.»S Gifts for Men SILK PLA ID SOX in lo ts of colors, pair, 05c, 75c am i #1.00 A w onderful a s s o rtm e n t of .MEN'S SILK T IE S, each 50c, 75c, # 1.00, #1.25 Box a s so rtm e n t of C a rte rs , B elts and Arm B ands, box 50c, 75c, #1.00 Bed Room Slippers F o r W om en, a sso rted colors, F elt, p a ir F o r Men, L e a th e r slip p e rs, p a ir »5c #2.50 BLANKETS P ro c u re a P e n d leto n V irgin Wool B lan k et, y o u r frie n d s g re a tly a p p re c ia te such a g ift, priced at #12 a n d #13. XMAS STATIONERY’ jn a sso rte d tin ts in b e a u tifu l box« ’ B‘ box S5C to #3.25 w ill WALRAD MERC. CO. “ 7’Ztr House of Quality" Phone 1411 SANTA CLAUS has Arrived We in v ite you to com e in a n d look th em o v er a n d c o m p a re prices. TOYS AT ABOUT HALF PRICE Box1J( í n , i v <' !‘aV‘‘ a I? ? 'VS 1,00,1 h e a d 'I» a rte rs fo r them . ’■i .i B ill r ° n ’ ,* l: , , u n , a i " S 'a tio n e ry , X m as la r d « , Kill bolds, ( ig ars. Kooks, B ibles. P erfu m e, (. ut (Ilass. F a n c y P ish e s, Etc. GRESHAM DRUG CO. ’ * ¿Ghe Gift Shop ’ * jg jVJ¡?, w w — ¡ ¡ g Grocery Bulletin VP V ia«« you N E lV W U B lA ER D G n HAM. ^now tli«» q u a lity , lb. 35c « E X P P R E LARD, m ed p ail 0»c, larg e #I.»5 H o l l a n d »«‘W pack , keg #1.75 h e r r in g L a rg e O val S A R D IN E S , muatard. tomato spiced, 2 c a n s 25c FLOUR! FLOl'R! FLOUR! 1 ' . Xt less ,han Pr«<*nt wholesale price ‘ ■ YIM , 19-lb ick R S BI I NO, 19 lb. sack w ROYAL CLUB P E A C H E S heavy sy rup, e x tra good buy ■ M P IN E A P P L E , M onopole e n w h e d . can 25c ■ È0 | Seedless R a isin s I-lb. p ack ag e 3»,- toi BULK COt t ) \ good p e rc e n ta g e oil, 3 -lbs. 25c argc ¡’runes, nicely packed in 5 pound boxes. \ l ,'<es \ East, box 1« « -'ud Eating " t.'p p t >. ’pp es. specia \; The H onorable E lton W atkins, ex- Uiiited S tales congressm an, spoke yesterd ay afternoon at the public li b rary to a good-sized and a p p re c ia tive audience w hich in terru p ted him freq u en tly witli ap p lau se as he bandied th e n arco tic question w ithout gloves. He tiraded verbally those par- n ts who spent th e ir tim e at the lodge and card p arties evenings and left th e ir ch ild ren to roam th e stree ts u n til picked up bv ail officer and eith er scortcil home or to the city Jail. He declared the fath e r and m other, and not the child, should he placed in con finement. He declared th at crim in als a re not going to Sunday school. He eulo gized the Bible as the g rea test piece of lite ra tu re in th e world. Mr. W atk in s gave some vivid word p ictu res of the n arco tic or dope fiend He said th a t m ore pitiful th an a p e r son w ithout a m ind is th e person who h a s a m ind but w hose will is gone, tile condition of the dope addict. He spoke at le n g th 'o f th e alien who can be deported if he fails to abide by the laws of the co u n try , but th e Am erican citizen who co n tin u ally violates the laws «if th e land cannot be deported. no H e h a v e a d d e d a' nie« « « s o r tm e n t o f \n m « Quality and Service > a|* Card* T a b le F it t o r * > eore ( a r d s t r e e D e rn riitlo n « I rtltfrla l < re|»e I ' m per N apkin« m id R ib b o n Fla*li I lirht« S r r ip to F m e lls \ m a« l a n tile« in b u lk o r b e \» a X m a s S p ev ial le e C re a m in b ric k s. it ,r The Oscaretle ’31 . J d S eco n d a n d M ain Phone ÿ lil $L()0 j S gC e n n , 'r m ' ' h i" P ! ° s h ° P' M r |v a n d f o o d T u 'X at a Century. There really are no better places to trade. Prices Good from Saturday, December 12 to Thursday December 24, inclusive EXTRA SPECIALS WESSON DIE. q u a rt c a n ..................... t»<- CRYSTAL W H IT E JE L L O , a n y Pavor, pkge. CRISCO, 3-lb. can »<• SOAP, 10 bars... PLUM PUDDING L E D E R A I, m ilk , ta ll c a n s .............. Richardsonand Robbins,” America’s Finest, pound can, 35c Oc “UNDERWOOD'S P R U N E S, fan c y pack, 5-lb. g ift b o x es.......... »Se ECONOMY M A TC H ES, F ull, good-size boxes. 6 for 20c CLAM CHOWDER, lb ens, 10c ea, 3 for 29c S il HIM P, "A m e ric a n C A M PB E L L ’S O Y STER S, B e a u ty ” la te st pack, LOMA TO SO CI’. “ A m e ric an B e a u ty ,” L b.-cans, 2 fo r 25c 3 c a n s ........ 25c 5-oz. c a n s, each M ARASCHINO C H E R R IE S , R IP E O L IV ES, 3-ounce b o ttle ................... 15c B ulk, p i n t ......... 5-ounce b o ttle ........... 20c Q u a rt .................. 15c ITEMS FOR BAKING P U R E LA RD, bulk, 3 lbs. C ITR O N P E E L , e»c .-,»<■ R E S I SH O R T E N IN G , bulk, 3 lb s ..... ..... 55c RO YA L BAK. PO W D ER , 12-ounce. c a n rr . 2 ’G-lbs .............. #i.2 b LIB B Y ’S M IN CEM EA T, bulk, v e ry line, 2 lbs. 15c m arket day RA ISIN S, 4-Ib. pkg 8»c COCOAN I T — B ulk, long th re a d , s u g a r cured, pound ............................ ¡»Oc pound ORAN GE a n d LEM ON I'E E I.. ID. 33c CU RR A N TS, P re fe rre d Stock, tw ice clean ed , 15-ounce p k g e .... 1»(. Hour. Kerr's Best Patent, 49-lb. sack $2.13 CANNED GOODS ^ KJ . ^ L IN CR A B M E A T ’ SWeet’ firm W hite ln e a t’ h a lv e s .................................. STA ND ARD PEA S, Good q u a lity , T e n d e r, 2 c a n s ........................... _ 25« D E L M ONTE TOM ATOES, la rg e ca n s, !»<•; 3 fo r LILY O F VALLEY COUNTRY GEN I LEM EN CORN, 3 cans... G3< P IN E A P P L E , S ta n d a rd , Sliced, la rg e can s, 3 fo r can 33c P^i'ectly Blended and Roasted. Di- rect from our Roaster to you. Pound. . 47, 3 pounds. . . $1.38 ROYAL G A RD EN TEA , I t's th e b e s t' th a t's all. lb. 73c; ib -lb ......... ’ 3S< COCOA. B ulk, 2 lb s................................. J.;,. CANDIES, FRUITS, NUTS POP CORN ETC Special Quantity Prices to Churches and Societies on Candy and Nuts’. A«k Sales People S ' l \ F I IN IMSIIL t lt IX v . ED .. CANBY, z, . ....... SALIN IS H E D I. M Pound 20c. C H R ISTM A S M IX ED CANDY, pound 20c. 3 lbs 3 lbs ( BU SI A LIZED G l MS and creams , pound 20c, 2 lb s.......... 3»c EX TR A (R E A M FR EN C H ( REAM S. M IX ED ( ANDY. pound 2»c lb. 2Sc, 2 lbs. 55c 55 c ( (EMM ER< IAE CH O CO LA TES, 2 p o unds 45c HAND D IP P E D CH OCOLA TES. F a n c y , 5-lb. boxes #1.5» M AI.NI IS . L arge Budded F ru n q u e tte s pound ...................... I0 C M IX ED XI IS , N ew est am i B est, m> l <*anuts........... lb. 30c. 3 lbs S»c 2.»c M E M O R IE P IT T E D D A TES, 10-oz memorie layer eigs , PO P CORN, G lobe B ran d , 10-oz. p k g e .......... 20c 1 p o u n d 10c BU LK D A TES. 2 lb s........ C L U S T E R R A ISIN S lb. pkge.. 17}£e 3 lbs. fo r 50c ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT AND APPLES T h e very B eet N avel (» ran g er a n d F lo rid a G ra p e F n .l t, S p ecial P ric e s. A1 I ’I.ES M any v a rie tie s, a ll sizes. tH h e r ^ /X l^ S S e tl ^ p S S e v e ra l cars. S p e c ia l P rices. S ? ' S" r " a SS*'S' « any A REAL FRUIT CAKE J u s t lik e m o th e r ma6K-, I The B est fo r th e C H R IST M A S DIN N ER. T ry th em I r iilt MAItt-Kt. Me H AIR CUT Mr ORIENTAL B H U TY SHOrPE T hird S treet B ill alno h a te ( akes for Xen Y ears FRENCH PASTRY CAKES W e h av e th em , fre sh e v e ry day. " FRESII BREAD BAKED DAILY C /7Y B A K E R Y Special Nntlee. TRY The Orlensya Ttdlel Article, Phone ljy r Peed tzS t In sp eak in g of the w orkings of the H a rriso n n arco tic law. Mr. W .itkins stated th a t men a rc needed who not only believe In the I t tie r of the law, but who w orship the sp irit of the law. ¡It tlt i lart tl th a t n arcotit a arc even w orse th an liquor. A person will steal, lie, p erju re or com mit m u rd er to o b tain th e dope th a t he craves. H< th si rllied th e w orkings of the world s co u rt w hich is an outcom e of the league of nations and w hich he de clared him self to be iu hearty sym pathy w ith. Mr W atkins close«! his in te restin g ad d ress by ex h o rtin g th e ' women of th. W.C. T. U. to put on a rig o ro u s cam paign for new m em bers, to «Rgrt ssive m ilitarism anti to band and ».tSi.d to g eth er u n til victory 1« a s sured along the line of law en fo rce ment. He said th a t a bill has now gone in to congress to abolish the I w orkings of the Volst pad act. PH0NÍ 122 ■j A . W . M e tz g e r & Co. 3 3 contributing toward the spirit of the Season, make these generous Christmas of g tai p r i e s to e h u r e lu a , M’h eoia, etc. G fAPPLES H Cooi'n“- 20’“ CENTURY STORES $2.35 OREGON DRIED PRUNES in th e I he Spirit of friendship and Charity prevails, warming the Hearts of mankind, onerous thoughts are uppermost in the mind of everyone, giving to the unfortu nate happiness, and making cheerfulness the universal word § I Greetings <2 2 ^ RA ISIN DAY SPE C IA L . a ____________ 20H, Centum H. J. I’u lfer and Hoy C rab tree r e tu rn ed Sunday evening from« a trip to so u th ern Oregon. They looked over the co untry aro u n d K lam ath F alls, K oseburg and o th er points of in terest. T he A m erican Legion an n u al tu rk ey shoot will tak e place at th e grounds of th e P o rtlan d Gun club near Jeu n e sta tio n oh S atu rd ay and Sunday, De em ber 19 and 20. The Southeast circ le of th e M ethod ist Ladles Aid will hold its re g u la r m eeting w ith Mrs. A rth u r D ow sett on W ednesday aftern o o n , December 16 at ■ IH 2:30. T he A reme club will m eet at the h o m e.o f Mrs. J. E. M etzger on Mon day afternoon, Decem ber 14. T he host- e«s will be assisted by Mrs. R ichard Jj T egart, Mrs. K. A. Miller and Mrs. R. R. C arlson. As the an n u al election of officers will tak e place at th is m eeting, it is hoped th a t a ll m em bers w ill be J p resen t if possible. The M. A. Ross relief co rp s will m eet a t the g ran g e hall on S atu rd ay , 33 Decem ber 19, at 2 o'clock. As th e re is im p o rtan t b u sin ess to be tra n s a c t ed at th is m eeting, all m em bers are urged to be present. Mr. and Mrs. Steve M arston a re re joicing over th e a rriv a l of a fine SO,- pound boy th is m orning. Mrs. M ars ton is being cared for by Mrs. Ed. C alease a t the la tte r's home. The baby has been nam ed G ilbert Monroe. An en te rta in m e n t and lunch w ill be enjoyed by the m em bers of th e Re bekah lodge at th e 1. O. O. F. hall on Monday evening. D ecem ber 14. An in te restin g evening is anticipated. Many G resham people, including a larg e group of high school pupils and teach ers, a re plan n in g to atten d the th ird co n cert of th e season of the P o rtlan d Sym phony o rch e stra on next Monday evening, Decem ber 14. Wm. van H o o g straten , conductor. Jo sef Lhevinne, em inent Russian pianist, will be th e soloist. ELTON B A TK IN S TA LK S TO GRESHAM AUDIENCE ft'e are overflowing with gifts for mother, father and the children. Tnjp Mrs. C lara Owre of W arren to n , Ore gon, with h er little son sp en t a few day» th e first p art of th e week w ith her g ra n d p a re n ts. Mr. and Mrs. S Wold and her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Maloy. H er m other, Mrs W. Mason of W estport, Oregon, is helping to c a re for Mrs. Wold, who has been ill for some tim e. Shirley Mason is h ere w ith h er m other. Miss D. W illia Caffray w rites the Outlook from K lam ath F alls, w here sh e is holding evangelistic m eetings, th a t she expects to sail on Decem ber 19 from New York on the steam er A conguaqua bound for Conception, Chile. C asella 260. Mail sent to her care o f the steam er or of H. A. Has m eyer, 150 F ifth avenue, New York city will reach her. ____ Phone 99x1 All m em bers of th e G resham F 1 .0 . 0 F. lodge a re requested Paper Hanging and P ainting. '• r t 'h a n , Beauty x„ to meet at th e I. O. O. F. hall at 12 o c lo c k S atu rd ay for the purpose of R3, ^ E a rn "' road ,h e llne cosm etic ‘herapy. C ourteous and efficient m aking arran g e m en ts to atten d fu- Route 1. G resham . Hox 70A —Adv ----------------------- -M r’ - Lois S t.C la ir. F lr .t 1 n eral of tlro th e r J. R Grlffls —Adv. I A Want Ad w ill do It for you Gre’sham - AdvbUlldin,t Ph° D* ” U’