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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 19, 1926)
GRESHAM Ol'TLOOK, TUESDAY, JAM ARA CEDAR COTTRELL I», Ifeg TROUTDALE BRIDE-TO-BE H O N O R E D BY S H O W E R Mr. and Mrs. A. C. A lthaus e n te r tain ed as S unday dinner gu ests Mr. and Mrs. F red S. W illiam s and th ree d au g h ters, E lizabeth. M artha and Iren e, and an au n t. Mrs. G eorge W il liam s, all from P ortland. T he L adles Aid w ill m eet W ednes F rien d s of Miss Faye P arso n s gavt day afternoon at 2 o'clock a t th e home of Mrs. Anna Phipps. T he society is a show er in h er honor la st F rid ay a f now beginning the w ork of th e new ternoon at th e hom e of Mrs. L. A. year. H arlow . Miss P arso n s and Sain H ar low have set th e date for th e ir w ed A rth u r C ham bers of G randview. ding for F eb ru ary 14, th e tw enty- W ashington, visited W ednesday and Ladles first b irth d ay of th e groom -to-be. The You will w ant some of th ese Phoenix T h u rsd ay w ith his cousin, F red silk and wool hose, *1.25 to *2.00 hose, M eyers. T he tw o men had not met p o p u larity of th e young people, who have grow n up at T routdale, w as evi 95c. A ylsw orth tí M artin. for 40 years. denced by th e very larg e group of J. D. Splaw n and fam ily, who left friends attending, and the m any in te r I for O klahom a la st sp rin g , have r e estin g gifts, both useful and beau tifu l, rn ed and are staying in P o rtlan d for form ing a m iscellaneous show er. quic y tu the presen t. On th e re tu rn trip they An am using gam e in w hich all the R E L I E V E D B Y U S IN G visited in A rkansas. The trip was guests took p art, w as a fea tu re of the m ade from A rk an sas to Oregon in 11 en tertain m en t, afte r w hich Faye u n 2 5 Œ ffT 5 « n days. DRUG STORES w rapped all th e m ysterious packages, even down to th e trad itio n al ro llin g pin, from ‘ Maggie the Iiolliug Pin Cham pion." Cupids w ere used in the d ecorations about th e room s, and k ew p ie d n s - e d as a bride graced the d aintily appointed table, w here Mrs. wis T h e p r ic e is f ’95— 4^ w ithout accossiries ». (Jó1 ¡■riiV I HEADACHES and PAINS KI REMFÄ Smith’s General Merchandise C e d a r v ille , .1. It. K n u rr an d .Mis N e a r L in n e m a n n J u n c tio n f l l " » J o s e p h B e v e r idge of P o rtlan d presided. SPECIAL OFFERINGS PO W ELL VALLEY W ednesday to S atu rd ay , Ja n u a ry 20-23 o fa n o u n ex n g Ou r Appointment as a Siew aïïb-W airi& i. T he W om en's Home and F oreign M issionary society w ill m eet at the home of P. A. Jo h n so n a t 2 o'clock S atu rd ay aftern o o n , J a n u a ry 23. in stead of th e 28th as fo rm erly a n T O M A T O E S , S o lid p a c k , P E A S , sw e e t v a rie ty , nounced. 2 c a n s , 25c 3 c a n s , 50c Services w ill be held a t th e L u th eran ch u rch on Sunday, J a n u a ry 24, C O R N , R e d S e a l, M IN C E D R A Z O R C L A M S , beginning w ith Sunday school a t 10 2 c a n s , 25c 3 c a n s, 85c a. m. Divine service will begin a t IX in th e E nglish language, follow ed by A s a S te w a rt-W a rn e r R a M A T C H E S , f u ll s iz e b o x e s , C o lu m b ia R iv e r S A L M O N , th e Sw edish preach in g service by th e d io D e a le r w e a r e in t h e 6 b o x es, 25c 1 c a n 18c, 2 c a n s , 8 5 c Rev. J. L orim er, of P o rtland. E v ery u n iq u e p o s itio n o f o f f e r in g one is co rd ially invited to attend. S U N B R IT E C L E A N S E R . y o n M a tc h e d U n it R a d io G A R D E N S E E D S in At th e an n u al m eeting of th e Pow o f t h e v e r y fin e s t q u a lity , ti c a n s , 2 5 c 5 c p a c k e ts ell V alley Young People’s society, the th a t a s s u re s y o u th e v e ry O u r S p e c ia l B le n d C o ffe e . W e g r i n d it. 4 5 c p e r p o u n d young people from th e neighboring b e s t in r a d i o r e c e p tio n . com unity, D am ascus, joined w ith W e c o n g r a t u l a t e th e S te w them , a fte r w hich th e election of th e a rt-W a rn e r S p e e d o m e te r follow ing officers took place: N ettie C o r p o r a t i o n o n p r o d u c in g Nelson, p resid en t; A rth u r G ran, vice t h e i r w o n d e r f u l lin e o f p resid en t; C arl A rvidson, se c re ta ry ; M a tc h e d R a d io P r o d u c ts . R uth Schedeen, a s s is ta n t se c re ta ry ; Melvin G radin, tre a su re r. The society voted to change th e nam e to the Pow T h e u n d e r s i g n e d w ill s e ll a t a u c tio n a t th e c r o s s r o a d s , ell V alley-D am ascus Young People's o ld P l e a s a n t H o m e , a b o u t 6 m ile s S o u th e a s t o f G r e s h a m . society. It w as also decided to hold one social m eeting each m onth, on the first Tuesday. A refre sh m e n t com m ittee, w ith M ildred Johnson as c h a ir tw een th e local and the M ilwaukie Sale Begins 1 I’. M. Sharp man, and a program com m ittee w ith high school team s. P upils who took th e exam ination in F lo ren ce Johnson ch airm an , w ere ap pointed to serve a period of th ree Bible for cred it at the end of the s e i n Kt G o o d M ilk C o w s , J e r s e y a n d G u e r n s e y m onths. At the p resen t tim e th e re is ester w ere Velma H enson, E arl Jones, 3 f r e s h v e r y s o o n ; 5 f r e s h in F e b r u a r y a n d M a r c h ; 2 f r e s h a m em bership o f 30 w ith an expecta H om er Oyler, Raym ond W atkins, Helen and Marie liite and Dorothy tion of in creasin g th e enrollm ent. a b o u t s ix w e e k s a g o , m i l k i n g n o w . T h e s e a r e a ll g o o d Nelson. c o w s , g e n t l e , a n d g o o d m ilk e r s , a l l t u b e r c u lin te s te d . A household m anagem ent m eeting Sandy high school d istric t has a r will he held a t th e Pow ell V alley H O RSES schoolhouse T h u rsd ay aftern o o n, J a n ranged for an o th er bus to he on the Good Team of H orses, w eight about 1250 pounds each; Colt, 3 years u ary 21, at 2 o'clock. T his m eeting Firw ood-D over section, w hich will a c old, w eight about t300 pounds; Mare, 6 y ears old, w eight ab o u t 1300 pounds. w ill be presided over by Mrs. Jessie com m odate a num ber of pupils who D. McComb, sla te hom e d em onstration have been com ing to school by p riv ate HOGS—Five Hampshire Shoals. 1 Buck Sheep F ran k C hristensen is leader. All ladies of the com m unity conveyance. CHICKENS p u ttin g the bus in shape and will a re invited to attend. 12 "T a n c re d ” S tra in W hite L eghorn C ockerels hatched M arch 1925. drive It, beginning w ith th e new sem T hese are high class breeding cockerels. ester. VICTORY IMPLEMENTS Sandy high school band played for 3-inch Wagon. Set Double H arness. 60-Egg In cu b ato r and T he V ictory circle of th e E vangeli th e p ic tu re film "P etp r P an ” show n in Brooder. 1 Ton Baled S ttruw cal W om en's Union will meet at the th e I. O. O. F. hall, Boring, last S a tu r home of Mrs. J. C. S treb in on T h u rs day night. day aftern o o n , J a n u a ry 21, a t 2 TERM S— P u rc h ase s of *20.00 o r under, Cash. Over *20.00 six m onths' Sandy g rad e school and the P aren t- tim e w ith in te re st at 8 per cent per annum . T hose d esirin g cred it o’cloc k. All a re invited to b ■ p resen t T each er association have cooperated should see A. M eyers of F irs t S tate B ank, Gresham . in th e w iring of the building for elec tric ity and th e in stallatio n of electric lights. An exciting gam e of b ask et ball was played last F rid ay night betw een the DODGE PARK R . I. A N D E R S O N , A u c tio n e e r . A. M E Y E R S , C le r k Sandy "B arn S to rm ers" and the E sta cada high school team at th e la tte r W. L. C rissey and A lb ert H ender place. It w as a double h ead er In son left about a week ago for so u th w hich Sandy g irls lost to E stacada ern C alifornia, m aking th e trip by ! w ith a score of 18 to 17. The game auto. They expect to he gone an o th 1 had tied n ear the close of th e last I q u a rte r and E stacad a m ade the w in er week. A ccording to word received from them they encountered cob: ning shot in the last m inute. Sandy w eath er a fte r leaving A shland which hoys won 22 to 19. This was also a Our First Preferred Shares Pay You lasted as far south as Chico, Califor close game. Sandy sta rte d w ith a nia. They rep o rt splendid roads the 7.2 per cent on Your Money. ’ good lead w hich E stacad a had o v er e n tire trip , which is one of combined Why You Should Buy This Stork come at the end :<f the th ird q u arte r, business and pleasure. and had gained a 'cad of one point. 1. O ur business is firm ly established, well m anaged and perm anent. 2. Your savings w ill be safe. • So close w as th e playing d u rin g the R O C K W O O D ( III 111 II P L A N S last q u a rte r th a t the outcom e w as uu 3. Y our incom e will be re g u la r and dependable. IN T E R E S T IN G E E A T I R E S decided until the final w histle blew, i 4. Dividends paid by check first pf each m onth, or q u a rte rly .' K enneth S cales was high p o in t man 5. E xem pt from S tate P erso n al P ro p e rty Tax. S everal featu res a re being planned for Sandy. S arv er and John: on o , for the ’io:i ■rwi.rmlng of the Rock 6. Dividends exem pt from N orm al F ederal Incom e Tax. E stacad a tied for honors, each mis I wood .M 'thodc t E piscopal church be- Inveslnient P ep artin en t ing th ree field goes. P. D. Stone oi . fore dedication nay, Ja n u a ry 31, the 88® E leetrie Building P o rtlan d refereed for both gam rs ' first of w hich will he a "co u n try c a r About 75 Sandy people atten d ed the nival" which will be given by the game. A double h ead er will he played Rockwood E pw orth League F riday next F rid ay evening at Sandy b e Ja n u a ry 22. The p ro m o ters of the ^iiiiiinniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii......................................................................................................... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiniiim’- carn iv al say If one is g ettin g fat and grouchy, he c a n ’t afford to m iss this chance to laugh it off. The big te n t will open prom ptly at 8 o'clock F rid ay evening In th e m ain auditorium of the new church. Some of th e m ain featu res of the program a re a m in strel q u arte t, m idget doll p erfo rm ers, p resen tatio n of a w orld- a ir v ie w re fam ous dw arf, also a sh o rt comedy. A fter the m ain perform ance, side show s will be opened in various p a rts of th e ch u rch building. Among th ese will be a cu rio sity shop, an a r t g a l lery, a colonial re sta u ra n t and a J a p anese tea room T he y o u n g sters are scouting for cu rio s and baby pictures. T he com m ittee is req u estin g those who have an y th in g they would like to have show n to bring It F riday eve ning or notify th e p asto r by T h u rs day. E verything Is g u aran teed a safe re tu rn to th e ow ner. The th ird d ep artm en t m eeting of the E pw orth L eague will be held S a tu r day, J a n u a ry 23, at 7:30. T he p e r sonnel of th is d ep artm en t Is E lb ert Boice, th ird vice p resident, assisted by Ixtla W alid, L u rllc Sogn, Anna Boe and C u rtis Nichols. P I N E A P P L E , S lic e d , c a n , 20c C ru sh e d , 2 c a n s, 25c A SPA R A G U S T IP S , R e g . 8 0 c , 3 c a n s , 85c ¡« S B V R A D IO DEALER AUCTION SALE W e c o n g ra tu la te you on b e in g a b le to s e c u r e t h i s c o m p le te g r o u p o f lin e r a d io e q u ip m e n t. Y o u ’ll b e a m a z e d a t t h e r e s u lts s e c u r e d f r o m S t e w a r t - W a r n e r M a tc h e d - U n it R a d io . I t is t h e R a d io y o u h a v e b e e n w a itin g fo r. D o n ’t f a il to s e e a n d h e a r it a t [E l ta i > • Ml»*. M»d»t 11A - . J. E. METZGER Phone I- 1901 SATURDAY, JANUARY 23 SANDV GEO. R. ANDERSON, Owner A SAFE INVESTMENT WITH GOOD DIVIDENDS PORTLAND ELECTRIC POWER CO. F a ir v ie w G r a ín f F and V v X r e h o u s e C o . , O . Phone 2211 Y E L L O W CORN We have just received a carload shipment Special Cash Price at Mill, while it lasts S5 E S W HOLE CORN - per ton - CRACKED CORN - per ton - GROUND CORN - per ton - ^llllllil¡lllli:iUllliUIUilllHIUIIIIUININIWHM *40 *42 *42 Clearance Sale of OYAL n a J < CO RSETS> and Brassiers F ront Lace, protecting ton- . ,c r gue, semi-rubber top, for stout figure. Regular price $5. QC Sale «jM .s/J 1036 683. I 'nda-B elt over abdomen, low Ko. I»»« ' \ 9 y Y bust, long skirt, for stout figure. Back lace. Reg. price $5.(PQ QC ¡] Sale ,..*>•< /A ? v ' ’ ” ' ' 790. I nda-Belt, front lace, for stout figure. Low bust, long skirt. Reg. price $5.50(1* J I f _____________ Sale 1210. Medallion, back lace, rein- forced abdominal section, for stout figure, silk lace trim. Reg. price $4.75. frQ CA Sale «PJ.OU / / /1 I IliiJ" MW w * ■ ' n tV '.T ’T i ' V ?- 921. Back Lace, elastic thigh reducer. Ml Long skirt, semi-rubber top, for stout figure. Regular price $4.75. (PQ r n _____________ Sale. « P J.JU 415. One-piece “ Round-V”, semi-elas- 'N\ \ ‘ c ' j i • ./ tic, short corset, for medium figure. Regular price $2.00. ro Sale 2152. Brassier Corset, fancy weave. Regular price $1.50. i or Sale......... ............ \ , I ik '/ / ♦IXJ 2 2 2 6 Brassiere Corset, Rayon stripe. Regular price $2.25. nr Sale................ ) 'p l »DO J l.y j All o f a b o v e C o r s e ts a r e in p in k a n d h a v e n o n - p in c h in g O -I-C c la s p s . A f«w sizes in R ubber Brassiers and Corsets a t 1-2 price WALRAD MERCANTILE CO. “ T h e H o u s e o í Q u a lity “ PHONE l i l i G re sh a m , OREGON' W e G iv e G r e e n T r a d i n g S ta m p s
