Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, November 16, 1926, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextP 4 « l! H IE R GRESHAM LOCALS Mrs. C hristine H uniason spent A rm istice day with h er sister, Mrs L ena Needham, in P ortlan d . They attended a fine program at th e a u ditorium . u K f S n t i i OUTLOOK. Tl E M H V . MHKM HEK Mr. Iw ahashi, a Jap an ese of this CORBETT locality, is in a P o rtlan d hospital with an a ttac k of pneum onia. His son K azum a has also been in P o rt- 1 „ J"' BenBeld has been in land w here he is receiving tre t r e a a t- t - , P , o rtlan , d . for several . , w eeks a s s is t ing *n in t the c a re of her h er sister, Mrs. men for a sore eye. The little boy lllK ‘le ca Whit got d irt in one of his eyes w hile at W hite- who passed aw ay W edues- day. play at the grad e school, and this Mrs. Doris W. Bailey, field re p re rapidly developed Into an Infection. sentative e Boys' wa“s and a pleas" G irls' w u S / c a ^ / V “ r r l ?ey roni » * * - Aid society for of th Oregon" pects t,, % e „ d / w e e k j*n th l. C“ Her F ern d * ‘e P tac e T u - 8- L ester, th e youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. MeMurry, has been cinity overseeing the affairs of the , ta k in g care ill several days with bronchial / b ^ c h ^ i h e V ^ o ^ f ®M»pu»y, of Rev. Mr. H arrim an 's Httfe son pneum onia, but is now thought to a b ranch of the ( alifo rn la Conserv- Mr» u » r v ing com pany at H ayw ard of w hich | K * « , ^ t h k e l a i b S s e a n c * e o ° f Mr’ " be out of danger. ' Mr R, b ert» “"».^! 8“ P ", Mrs W * ho8e «“ >“ • «" Miss G ertrude S harkey retu rn ed b’ r am -h « t M o n o , r < , n / h® ,h e «Pringfleld d istric t and who Friday" evening from Oregon City r e t u r n in g M° n ,tO r’ Or,,,5On' b ‘‘,o r e h a s been ill for several m onths. w here she had been attending a Mr» i ... died W ednesday a t th e sta te tu b u r- C lackam as county te a c h e rs’ Insti Of h . n c “ «“ r »‘OKpital at Salem of M is s E lizabeth Johnson, G resh- G ilbert B urkholder h a s m o v e d tute. Miss Sharkey, who is a g ra d X r f f T / v i n ™ r “ ? T i ° nt,> lhe farni of h ‘8 fa th e r' the u ate of G resham Union high school m PorG and am “n w >" » “ ' “ holder, he having bought and took a year of w ork at Mon t^ e e 8h.BX . Oi h “ ~ - m outh norm al, is teaching th is cred successful. tn ree 8l8terg' y ea r at Hillsview.- T he O utlook’s barg ain co u n ter on The W. C. T. U. is planning a T hanksgiving T urkey. page 2. m eeting of m ore th a n o rd in ary in O rder It at once from G resham . C hristm as G reeting ca rd s in lots te re st for T hursday afternoon. No Meat M arket, A. J. W. Brown, pro- prletor. Best selected birds r e a d y ! 01 25> com plete with envelope to vem ber 18, a t th e B aptist church for th e oven, at th, lo w e st p o s s ib le ;" “1 your nam e prin ted or It is hoped all m em bers of the price._Adv. ! engraved on card s, as low as >2 50, ______________ I 50 for >3.75. O ther c a rd s a t >3.50, Union and o th ers interested w ill >i-25 and >5.00 for 25 com plete. m ake an effort to be present. Many new W ant Ads today. GRESHAM OUTLOOK, Phone 1561 Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Johnson en te rtain e d on T hursday and F riday of la st week the fo rm er’s uncle,, A. C. H am pton of A storia, Mrs H am pton and little d aughter, E liza beth Ann. Mr. H am pton, who is MASONIC HALE county superin ten d en t of schools for C latsop county, Is a m em ber of the sta te text book com m ission, and w ent from here to Salem to m eet w ith th a t body. A nother Meet your friends here for a social hour guest a t th e Johnson home w as and enjoy a good supper. A lexander Jackson, a form er busi A dults 50c C h ild re n 35c ness associate of Mr. Johnson in ‘ th e bank of Moro, who is re tu rn in g e from a visit In i}rnilnnd w here he has been for nine m onths. F riends of Mrs. Robert B lair, well know n in G resham as a te ac h er of the violin, will be Interested In the violin 'c o n c e rt which her husband is giving at the W om en's club building, 12th and T aylor streets*in P ortland on Monday eve ning, November 22. An Interesting program Is being prepared Includ ing num bers from M endelssohn and H andel’s S onata in A. Miss Leila K inder retu rn ed to h er home at P rescott, W ashington, a fe F rid ay evening afte r a tw o-w eeks' v isit w ith her b rother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. W. I). Kinder. The annual A reme club dinner will be held F rid ay evening, No and they are not like the undertaker’s—dead ones. vem ber 19, in the Masonic hail. T his will p resen t an opportunity to meet with friends for a social \\ e will be pleased to refer you to them, and if hour and at the sam e tim e enjoy a you will allow us to demonstrate we can prove to good supper. your satisfaction that Miss Ruth Amiable of P ortlan d is now in charg e of the cosm etic therap y departm en t of th e Bailey Bob and Beauty shoppe. Miss and the price is reasonable. x Annnble is said to be very p ro ficient in h er line. She is a g ra d I ry one and be convinced. uate of th e M arinello school in P ortland and has hud tw o y e a rs’ experience w ith the G raham H as kell hair d ressing parlors. Jam es 8. S tew art, of Salem , a form er new spaper m an, now with the sta te land hoard, w as an Gut look ca lle r on T hursday. He has been visiting with John B urns and his m other, Mrs. Burns, of T rout dale, whom he knew m any years ago in Scotland. Mrs. L. G. S hannon, whose bus band died a few m onths ago, has now been aw arded a m other's pen slon for h erself and six children T hrough th e efforts of friends they are settled In the Babcock house on T hird street. Mrs. C lara M. Sunday left Mon day to spend th e w inter w ith her daughter, Mrs. J. W. L ingle at Da ma scus. Mrs. Addle S pringer has retu rn ed to h er home in S eattle, Wush ington, a fte r attending the funeral of her bro th er, B urleigh Quesln berry. Mrs. Nellie G ulliksou is suffer lug from a severe a ttac k of th« grlii. In honor of the fu n eral of Mrs C atherine Linuem .inn. w hich will occur tom orrow afternoon at 2 & o'clock, tw o of the Ladles Aid ci d e s of the M ethodist church, (In S outheast and the Dorcas, will hold th e ir m eetings on T hursday eve H ere is a ro o d o p p o rtu n ity to »elect nlng instead of W ednesday after noon. T he S outheast circle will nice shoe«, at niiim II cost. A la rg e a s meet with Mrs W. J. Cooper and s o rtm e n t of till* se a so n 's sh o es, b ro k en the D orcas w ith Mrs. L. L. Kidder lines but all sizes in P a te n t. S atin , I a n . T he Sew and So circle met th is af Low, m edium an d h ig h heels. teruoon. Ed B aum ann has sold an ac re of S lippers th a t sold from $5 to #6.50 lund fronting on Pow ell stre e t east of Cleveland avenue to Edw ard H anson, who moved to G resham NOW about tw o m onths ago from Cor bett. Mr. Ilanson expects to build th is w inter or in the spring. Mr. | Baum ann has now only tw o half acre tra c ts left and th e re Is but little east of Powell street front age left on th e m arket, as it is be ing picked up for building and in vestm ent purposes. Miss M yrtle Schm ale. a sister of Mrs. C E. St. C lair, and Mrs. Lit Also o n e g ro u p of Ban M atthew s, both of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Valient of L ake G rove wore Sunday dinner g u ests at the St. C lair home. Mrs. W alter D ecker is out from & P o rtla n d for a sh o rt stay w ith her g ran d m o th er, Mrs. H ans L arsen. l l l r h top. b n tto u e d , tw o to n e. Sizes D. D. S m ith left a few days ago 2 Io s. #1.50 to #2.50 shoes for a tw o-w eeks' trip to W inifred, M ontana, w h ere he will look after th e b usiness In te re sts connected w ith a ltW -acre ran c h he ow ns near there. AREME CLUB SUPPER FRIDAY, NOV. 19, 5 to 8 p. m. Crosley Users 1«. 1«W Extraordinary Specials P o rtla n d P ric e Today -5 3 LOT. 1 — W ool Mixed D ress T w eeds, 36 in ch e s w ide. Reg. $1.25, W hole C orn, per 100 lb s............................................... $2.40 C racked C orn, p e r 100 lb s............................................$2.50 S pecial a t y a rd 9s<- OUR PRICE A ssorted c o lo r c o m b in a tio n s in red, g re e n and, blue. T u b proof. $1.75 Cracked Coni, per 100 lb s ............. .......................................... $1.93 Cracked Wheat, a very fine feed, d»T («•> p er 100 lb s ........................................................................... « p i . * 7 »5 LOT 2— All Wool M a n u e l, sm all ch eck s d a 'k colors, heav y w eig h t, 28 in ch . R eg. $1.50. S pecial a t #1.25 LOT 3— Very F in e Suede F in ish All Wool F la n n e l. 54-inch. Reg. $3.35 yd. S pecial a t ..... .« #2.!ls C o lo rs— P an sy , old rose, delf blue, c ad et blue, g re e n , o ra n g e , c in n a m o n , brow n a n d c h a n n e l red. T h e se d re ss goods a re new fall p u rch ase. 100'k O regon Wool P la id L um ber .lacks, a sso rte d b rig h t a n d d a rk colors, n e w e st m odels, M en’s, sp ecial a t.. #5,25 B oys’ sa m e g rad e a s m e n ’s, a s so rte d p laid s #3.t»5 WALRAD MERCANTILE CO. “ T he H ouse of Q u a lity ’ G R ESH A M , OREGON PH O N E 1411 H e Give G reen T ra d in g S tam p s 50c Wr SU E rati VOI’ MWNEY on thal new hnuse you are lOlUK «o build. Cali up and aak ua about II F. S. Sturbarti AL Son IiFAlMMFKft AMD BUILDKM P bone« ; Oreuhum 52x4 P ortlan d . 81’r w l « 3 1 -J 1 AylsWortK g M a rtiri M en ’ s wear S h o f «i G R ESH A M Red Trading Stampa ---- ---------------------------- Ì_______________________ I ity. O u r m e a ts a re of th e best, b o th in price a n d q u a l A tria l w ill c o n v in c e you. Freak fruit and vegetables, fresh every day WE DELIVER M ain S tre e t, G re sh am P h o n e 1151 • I Blankets and Comforters at real Money Saving Prices Our stock is again very complete. Just received another shipment of the all wool blankets that have been so popular this season in the big block plaids. A ll our b lan k ets co m e to us d irect from the m ill that m ak es them . \\ e have sold several hundred pairs of blankets al ready this season, and the most pleasing thirfg to us is the fact that some of our largest blanket sales have been made to customers living in Portland. BERRY GROWERS PACKING CO. Children's Shoes Don’t fo rg e t to o rd e r y o u r tu rk e y o r o th e r fow ls fo r T h a n k sg iv in g , (fu r p ric e s and q u a lity a re w hat you w ant. NEWBERG PACKING & PRODUCE CO. î?0P£flA7P/f CROSLEY quality is second to none $3-85 Whole Corn, per 100 lb s ............. ............................................ B rin g us y o u r veal, hogs and p o u ltry . A BIG SPECIAL FOR MEN AND BOYS Satisfied Customers Sale of Ladies’ Shoes I CORN! on Winter Woolen Dress Goods H o tels an d room in g houses sh ou ld tak e a d v a n ta g e o f our b lan k et stock w h ile it is still co m p lete. Sheet Blankets. Standard double sheet blankets 64 x 76. Come in grey and tan, pretty colored borders, priced the pair »pi. 9 J 1 retty Plaid Blankets. Regularly priced in most stores this year at $3.25. Heavy weight cot ton blanket in full bed size. Desirable plaid effects in all the wanted colors. _______ Specially priced, pair................. »p2.79 Nashua Supreme. A well known blanket, extra heavy weight, 66x80. Comes in a vari- ety of colored plaids, pair »po.S») _ Two pairs for $7.50 Wool Mixed Blanket. Heavy weight, soft fleecy part wool blanket, shown in attractive plaids of \ arious colors with sateen bound borders, __ __________________ pair........................ Woo Mixed Blanket. Extra large sixe 70x 80, large dock plaids. Comes in rose, pink, — b lu i. Helio and gold. Specially priced at «p5.95 a ( oiufnrter ( bullies We w ere successful In secu rin g one of the best g rades of com forter ch aliies m a n u factu red In tills co u n try and In th e m ost d esirab le com forter designs. ‘ P riced at y a r d ............... 17c Pillow Slip-— Hei; tltched pillow 35c va ie, priced a t. cases, reg u lar 9-1 Sin etlllg— Sl-ii h bleached sheeting, good q u ality , y ard s f o r . .. 2*i All Wool Blankets. Virgin wool blankets, 100 per cent pure. Sizes 66 x 80 in lh e popular big block plaids. Rose, honey dew, grey, tan, blue, red, also black and white. m Priced at .............................. $9.85 Extra large size all Wool Blanket, 70 x 80 in most desirable fancy plaids, in all the dainty colors. A real blanket at a real saving, « __ ______________Specially priced a t......... 10.95 Single Sheet Blanket. White only, extra large, 72x99. Proper weight, soft and fleecv. Priced at ............ ............................ : $1.95 Two for $3.75 Home-made Comforters. 72 x90, extra large size, tilled with all new cotton and covered with the best grade of comforter challie in a variety of pretty designs, weight 6 1 _> lbs. ' W ell made and priced a t................ $4.95 Cotton B atts fo r I o u ilo rters— 72x90, opens up full co m fo rter size (VQ w eight 2>2 lbs. priced a t . . . Two b a tts m ake a big fluffy com forter. MoC t tilldreii’» H osiery Special— A fancy ribbed hose, splendid for service, ju st th e hose for school. Comes in sev eral w anted colors. P riced a t .................... Six p airs for. $1.(111 Buy them by th e half dozen and save money \11 W ool Dress Flannel. 28-inch all wool flannel in a number of desirable shades. a - Priced at Outing l lannei. 36-inch colored outing flannel, assorted colors, good weight. Priced at....*................. 19C Extra Heavy Outing. 36-inch extra heavy outing flannel in a tine line of stripes. __ __________ Specially priced at................... 25i* Pajama Outing I lannel. 36-inch pajama outing, just the weight for men’s pdjamas. o_ Assorted colors ................. 3 m C W. R. Hicks Company Phone 2221 GRESHAM, ORE.