G resham O utlook
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
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Threatened Silver
Thaw Is Checked
The first storm of th e season
stru c k G resham w ith severity on
F rid ay and th a t evening alm ost a s
sum ed th e proportions of a silver
thaw , but on S atu rd ay m orning
th is fear w as relieved by a rise of
te m p e ra tu re although the air con
tinued cold for th e follow ing 24
hours. G resham butte presented a
p retty sig h t S aturday m orning and
th ro u g h o u t the day w ith its m antle
of ice, coating tre e s and bushes.
Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Boswell en
joyed a trip up the Columbia River
highw ay Sunday afternoon and
they rep o rt th a t beginning directly
th e o th e r side of S pringdale and
con tinuing to Sum m it, a distance
of p erh ap s five m iles, th e re was
stro n g evidence of an old fashioned
silver thaw . T elephone and elec
tric light poles and w ires w ere
down and ice covered boughs and
w ires in some places th ree inches
in thickness. T hey did not proceed
to Crown Point and around th e fig
u re eight for fear of getting caught
on the icy highw ay w ithout proper
’ p recautions for tires.
Mr. Boswell reported th a t for
sev eral m iles scarcely a pole w as
stan d in g belonging to the Columbia
T elephone com pany.
The w ires
form ed a tangled m ass w hich the
linem en a re endeavoring to re sto re
to order. Several poles belonging
to th e P o rtlan d E lectric Pow er
com pany w ere down and w ires
w ere lying on the ground every
w here. A P ortlan d E lectric Pow er
crew w as out yesterd ay m aking
n ecessary rep a irs.
The local telephone com pany
also experienced some tro u b le in
th e vicinity of T rou td ale w ith its
lines, p a rtic u la rly the w ires on the
hill east of T rou td ale com prising
th e w est end of B anner A cres. In
all about 35 lines belonging to the
M. & C. M utual, have been out d u r
ing th e p ast few days, b u t th e lin e
m en seem ingly a re m eeting th e
situ atio n and no g re a t inconven
ience has been experienced.
Man Robbed N ear 12-Mlle C orner.
A P o rtlan d m an, Joe Greco, r e
ported to th e sheriff's office S a tu r
day th a t he w as held up th e p rev i
ous evening on th e F airview road
n ea r th e T w elve-m ile co rn er and
robbed of $94, w hile changing a
tire on his autom obile. G reco said
th re e m en alighted from an a u to
m obile and asked him if he need
ed any assista n ce and then p ro
ceeded to rob him. The m an said
th e ir ca r had no re a r license plate
and one of the robbers stood in
fro n t of th e fro n t num ber so th a t
he could n o t see it.
All farm ers and some co n g re ss
men a re w ondering w h at can be
done for th e farm er. T he farm er
say^: “G u aran tee me a definite
p rice for my crops.” Common sense
says th a t invites overproduction,
such as now b reak s the price of
cotton. W ith w heat at $1.40, fa rm
ers w ill increase th e ir acreage by
15 per cent. How m uch w heat
would they, p la n t w ere the price
$2.49, which" the farm ers feel they
ought to have? And w here would
th e governm ent get money to buy
the su rp lu s $2.49 w heat?
A NARCOTIC EDUCATION WEEK
“Modern” Symphony
Music Monday Night
T here are so m any w eeks set
aside out of th e 52 for the exploi
tation of one th in g and an o th er
th a t a new one m ay m ake but
I slig h t im pression. However, th is
Music lovers of P o rtlan d and
new one now proposed should top
vicinity will have an o p p o rtu n ity to
the list.
atten d a p erform ance of one of th e
For a long tim e we have re p e a t
m ost extrem ely "m odern” of mod
edly heard of th e need of narcotic
ern o rch e stral w orks w hen the
education. Our opinion is we ca n
P o rtlan d
sym phony
o rch e stra,
not have too m uch of it.
Y\'illetn van H oogstraten, co n d u ct
or, p resen ts A rthur H onegger’s
, A world conference on narcotic
“ Pacific 231” at the next sym phony
education h as been held and will
be m aintained to prom ote know l
T h a n k s g iv in g day com es a g a in but th e re a s o n s fo r d e concert. Monday night, November
edge througho u t th e world on this vout th a n k s g iv in g h a v e been w ith us every day an d every 29. In th is im pressive num ber, the
com poser essayed to em ulate the
im p o rtan t subject.
h o u r d u rin g th e y ear. Som e w ill th in k of o n ly o rd in a ry j sounds em anating from a huge
A p a rt of the plan is to establish
re a s o n s fo r th a n k s g iv in g , som e of sp ecial re a so n s, but all steam locomotive, it is a sam ple
the last week in F eb ru ary as n a r
cotic education week. Congress w ho a re old e n o u g h to a p p re c ia te life en d reco g n ize th e of w hat is know n as "im itativ e”
w ill be asked to set aside th is week p re p o n d e ra n c e of its b lessin g s an d benefits m ay w ell feel program m u sic, itt w hich th e actu al
sounds m ade by a given object are
for th is purpose in th e United th a t th e re a re sp ecial re a s o n s fo r g ra titu d e an d p raise.
reproduced by th e o rch estra.
S tates. O ther co u n tries will fol
T h e s p irit a n d h a b it of th a n k fu ln e s s should be p e rp e tu a l.
The legend of the w ork is th a t of
low a sim ilar plan and w orld-w ide
U n d o u b ted ly th o se w ho give th a n k s d aily a re b e tte r p re the locomotive sta rtin g out, g ain
resu lts will be expected.
ing headw ay, and th en speeding
p a re d to give th a n k s on T h a n k s g iv in g day.
In th is co u n try C ongressm an
! over the rails at g reat velocity. It
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nia, is a leading proponent of n a r on T h u rs d a y is not sufficient, in fact it is not even m a te ria l
* large modern o rch estra, for w hich
cotic education. He calls atten tio n to a p ro p er o b se rv a n c e of th«‘ day. Indeed, it m ay he a
reason the P o rtlan d sym phony Is
to the follow ing statem en ts and h in d ra n c e .
the logical body to introduce it in
facts:
T o th in k o? o th e rs, to s p a re o n e ’s b lessin g s, to see th e ' th is region.
Hon. F red erick A. W allis, Com
Mr. van H oogstraten, one of the
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d of a beneficent h e a v en ly F a th e r in all th in g s th a t have
m issioner of C orrection, New York
best living in te rp re te rs of Jo h an n es
living, in p e rso n a l, c o m m u n ity a n d
City, declares:
“T he
g rea test m ad e life w o rth
Brahm s, will direct th e first sym
m enace to the nation is drug addic n a tio n a l p ro sp e rity an d b lessin g s, w ill m ak e T h a n k s g iv in g phony of tlie great G erm an com
tion. N early 60% of inm ates con day, 1926, a day to be th a n k fu l for.
poser at the com ing concert. T his
victed of offenses involving m oral
work served to convince tlie m u
President’s Thanksgiving Proclam ation.
tu rp itu d e, in all our city penal and
sicians and critics of th e la st gen
co rrectional in stitu tio n s are u sers
T h e P re s id e n t’s p ro c la m a tio n should be rea d a n d is as eration th a t Brahm s w as tlie logi
or peddlers of d ru g s.” The crim i follow s:
cal successor of Beethoven, and by
nal identification b ureau of his de
"A s a nation and as individuals we have passed an o th er tw elve virtue of th is fact. It Is still known
p artm en t sta te s th a t th e re are
m onths in the favor of the Almighty. He has sm iled upon our fields as the “ten th sym phony," a term
thousands of heroin addicts, chiefly
and they have brought forth p len tifu lly ; business has p ro sp ered ; in coined by a contem porary of the
youths in th e ir late teen s and early
d u strie s have flourished and labor has been w ell employed. W hile sec com poser.
tw enties, all ac tu al or potential
The concert will open w ith W ag
tions of o u r co u n try have been visited by d isaster, we have been spared
crim in als, who serve also as re
any g rea t n atio n al calam ity or p estilential visitations. We a re blessed n er's “ Flying D utchm an” o v ertu re,
cru itin g agents for th e arm y of the
to be followed by the p erennially
am ong th e n ations of th e earth .
"L iving Dead.” "H eroin changes a
"O ur m oral and sp iritu a l life has kept m easu re w ith our m aterial popular .Mozart seren ad e “E ine
m isdem eanant overnight into a
p ro sp erity . We a re not unm indful of the g ratitu d e we owe to Goil for Kleine N achtm uslk," composed In
desperado of th e m ost vicious type.
His w atch fu l care w hich pointed out to us th e ways of peace and h a p I four movements.
Every day m u rd ers, hold-ups and
The concert will be given at the
p in ess; we should not fail in our acknow ledgem ent of His divine favor
robberies are com m itted by drug
T ickets are
w hich bestow ed upon us so m any blessings. N either should we be fo r public auditorium .
crazed individuals. The increase
g etfu l of those am ong us who, th ro u g h stress of circu m stan ces, a rc less now selling at S herm an, Clay &
in narcotics has been accom panied
fo rtu n a te ly placed, h ut by deeds of ch arity m ake our acknow iedem ent Co. P rices from 25 cen ts to $2.50,
by an increase in crim e.”
Tills announcem ent should in
m ore acceptable in H is sight.
Ten ounces alcohol will kill one
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st m any Outlook read ers who
“ W herefore, I, Calvin Coolidge, P resid en t of the United S tates, do
m an; ten ounces of heroin w ill kill
hereby set a p a rt T h u rsd ay , the tw enty-fifth day of November, next, as a know and ap p reciate th e real
3,0u0 men. T en ounces of alcohol
day of g eneral thanksgiving and prayer, I recom m end th a t on th a t day p leasu re of a sym phony co n cert
distributed over a week can sc a rc e
th e people sh all cease from th e ir daily w ork and in th e ir hom es or in and o th e rs who would enjoy an
ly cause th e beginnings of d ru n k
th e ir accustom ed places of w orship devoutly give th a n k s to th e Al | evening of h igh-class o rc h e stra en
enness in even one youth: ten !
m ighty for th e m any and g rea t blessings they have received, and seek tertain m en t.
ounces of heroin applied over a
H is guidance th a t th ro u g h good deeds and b ro th erly love they may d e
week can produce in cu rab le addic
Union School P la n s B azaar.
serve a co n tin u an ce of H is favor,”
tion in thousan d s of youths. The
The an n u al b azaar of the Union
profits th a t urge on th e traffic are
: P.-T. A, w ill be held a t th e schoo-
h undreds of per cent for alcohol,
. house, n ear D am ascus, on F riday
but a re thousan d s of per ce n t for
evening, November 26, beginning at
n arcotic drugs. D rug addiction is i
8:15. T he usual sale of fancy a r ti
secretive. Even w ell inform ed peo
cles, candy and a lig h t lunch will
ple never heard of heroin. D etect
be held. An added fea tu re will be
ed offenses a g a in st th e F ederal
a
co u n try store, at w hich no article
and the w est P o rtlan d business d is
Powell Valley P aving Opened.
N arcotic Law s w ere about 1,000 in
will be held at m ore th a n a dime.
trict.
P aving has been com pleted on
1917, in 1925 they w ere 10,426. The
A fine program has been aty anged
The cost of th e portion ju st com
people m ust know about th is new th e Pow ell V alley road from E ast
, for th e event. All p atro n s and
est and deadliest enem y th a t lies in 52d E ast 82d stree ts, P o rtland, pleted betw een 52d and 82d stre e ts ♦ frien d s of the school a re invited.
w ait for th e youth of th e land and has been opened for traffic. w as $115,000. T he cost of th e en
tire p ro ject is ap proxim ately $350,-
Miss Ruth Am iable is here to a s
"hooking” them hv th e tens of
This is a fine 40-foot co ncrete pave 000.
sum e ch arg e of th e Bailey Bob &
thousands because of th e ir ignor
Beauty Shoppe.
H air dressing,
m ent w hich connects at 82d stree t
ance.
scalp
trea tm e n ts,
A su rp rise p a rty w as held last m arcelling,
w ith the paving faid by th e county
sham pooing, facials, m anicuring.
We should he th a n k fu lly th an k - : sev eral years ago, and on th e w est S aturday evening at, th e Krone S atisfaction g uaranteed.
Phone
O lbrlch home in honor of the 50th 851 for an appointm ent.—Adv.
ful and th a n k fu l for th an k fu ln ess.
links up th e city paving to M ilwau b irthday of Miss A nna K oenig,.w ho
See Our < lir, »anthem urns.
“Name your m any blessings one kie avenue. W ithin a few days the ' received a n u m b er of v ery fine
A fine display in th e Outlook
by one," and you w on’t have tim e paving betw een M ilwaukie stree t : gifts. About 25 g u ests w ere p re s
an d th e new Ross Islan d bridge ent, who spent th e evening p le as window. Make your selection by
to overeat.
the num bers. Catalog free. S u h r’s
will be com pleted, opening a m ain antly with m usic and dancing.
, Flow er F arm , Base L ine road, mile
T he tu rk ey may be th e n atio n al a rte ry of traffic betw een the so u th
le a s t 12-mlle corner. Mail T ro u t
thanksgiving bird, but a chicken east portion of th e city and county
T ake a tip —tr y th e W ant Ads.
dale.— Adv.
will answ er as w ell if you ca n 't af
ford a turkey.
(L lK U tk ö ß tU tlU l
BREAKING HOME TIES
W hat you w ant, w hen you w ant
Barbers to Observe Holiday.
it, as you w ant it—W ant Ad. it.
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G resham b arb er shops will be
closed all day T hanksgiving. They
For real estate loans see or caU
will rem ain open on "Wednesday B. W. T horne.—Adv.
evening until 9 o'clock.—Adv.
The O utlook's b arg ain co u n ter on
page 2.
Classified—classy ads.
New Rates on Gresham Outlook
Beginning January 1, 19**7.
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SENIOR PLAY
“CAPPY RICKS”
Tuesday and Wednesday,
November 23 and 21
HIGH SCHOOL GYM„ G rrsh an
G eneral Adm ission 35c
Reserved Seats i©c
Ticked* on »ale at Kre*ham Itrug More and at 0 . M. I»s, Id«««'»
QooD "B y e ,'F o lk ' s —
D o n ' t c r y and t » owt worry ?
i ' l l S oon m ake mv mark in
THE WORLD -----
Itf A SHORT T ime THE VAP e RS
WILL "RE C i ill AC u v /lOrATklt CC /
Anp ffO O D LU C K .
YouB. BEoTHEhS
WENT OFF to
-ree CITY LAST
YEAR. A u’we
Aiw'T heart » a -
• -S WORD FROM 'EM
■' S iw ce —
IT MiffHTY M6H
B roke Youn.
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mothers
ffitxA R D :
I WILL B e IN EVERY BODYs MOUTH
AwD THEY w il l HASH m e UP Fora.
DAYS To COME A S A TOPIC OF
C o n v e r s a t i o n —
fa rew ell
T W IC E
A
W EEK
SAYS BEYERS LIKE
NEW ESSEX SEDAN
An Im m ediate and strik in g su c
cess has been scored by th e new
Essex Six four-door sedan, so much
so indeed th a t sales activity has
resem bled th a t of th e o rd in ary
sp rin g season, according to Mr.
M. C. W ebster, H udson-Essex d eal
er. He declared th a t th is new m od
el had cau g h t popular favor m ore
quickly and strongly th an any o th
er ca r in his long experience.
"O rdinarily the in tro d u ctio n of a
new body type is of no g reat im
p o rtan ce,” said W ebster, "b u t in
the ease of Essex it m eant a good
deal. Up to the tim e of th is car,
Essex had built its whole sales re c
ord of 330.000 cars on Its one body
type, the coach. When it added the
sedan, it doubled th e variety of
car« It offered the public, and gave
m otorists an o p p o rtu n ity to buy
Essex value, economy and six cyl
inder perform ance
In de luxe
form .”
C ontinuing, Mr. W ebster says
the resu lt n atu ra lly has been to a p
peal to g rea t num bers of m otorists.
A nother in terestin g re su lt is th at
the coach itself is actu ally in c re as
ing th e hold w hich It has had in
public estim ation. T he sedan la
finished In lacquer duo-t<v»e, w hile
the coach m ay be had eith er in a t
trac tiv e shades, lacquered, or in
the iu stro u s and d u rab le high-
baked enam el finish.
Both th e coach and th e sedan a re
steel-built in H udson’s own body
plant, and H udson-Essex officials
claim for them th a t they a re not
exceeded In stren g th or d u rab ility
by any m otor ca r bodies in th e
w orld, price regardless.
F irs t witli the coach and now
witli tlie sedan, Essex has p unc
tu red th e old-tim e th eo ry th a t mo
to r c a rs had to be expensive to be
good. The present Essex e a rs are
the best, in body and chassis,
w hich th e com pany lias ever been
able to m an u factu re—and they
contain definite details of quality
not m atched except at levels sev
eral hundred d o llars up— yet th is
e x tra value is passed along to the
public a t the m ost favorable price
ever know n. It is basic value w hich
will alw ays bear the g re a te st a p
peal to th e m otor buyer. T he p re s
ent Essex activity proves th a t
tho u g h t thoroughly,
SHALL CHRISTMAS
CAROLS RE SI NGI
J. L Stafford Wins
Legion Miss-and-Out
The A m erican Legion
shoot,
w hich was held last Sunday a t the
P o rtlan d Gun club grounds, w hile
not very w ell attended, w as on th e
whole very successful inasm uch as
nearly every shooter th e re w alked
aw ay w ith a prize of some sort.
T he shoot w as scheduled for
S atu rd ay aftern o o n and all day
Sunday, but no shooting w as done
S atu rd ay on account of th e terrific
wind and rain storm .
Sunday,
w hile a b etter day, w as how ever
th reaten in g and th e fact th a t th e re
w ere shoots in a dozen or m ore
nearby cities cu t down the a tte n d
ance.
J. L. Stafford shot his way to first
place anti w inner of the 22-pound
tu rk ey in th e m iss-and-out h an d i
cap, w hile Ray L uethe w as ta k in g
the second prize, a 13-pound ham ,
donated by T. R. H ow itt. T he o th
er prize w in ners w ere as follow s;
(’has. L eith won the flashlight do
nated by A. W. M etzger & Co. O.
H. B roadheud a necktie, donated by
A ylsw orth & M artin. C. B. P re sto n
a tro u se rs belt, donated by W, II.
H icks Co. A, W. M etzger won 10
gallons of gas, donated by th e Ivy
F illing statio n. A1 H am m ar won
10 gallons of gas. donated by H am
lin & llo ss. C. R. Holly won a box
of cig ars, donated by R oberts Con
fectionery. J. D. W atson won a
box of tra p loads. T he Legion put
up the tu rk ey and the tra p loads.
V accination.
By Jo h n Joseph G aines, M. D.
With the approach of w inter,
com es tlie possibility of w in ter co n
tagion. and the prevention of such
seem s a very ratio n al th o u g h t at
th is tim e. We know th a t Je n n e r
w as a hu n d red y ears ahead of his
tim e when he gave th e w orld its
most valuable preventive of sm a ll
pox. Only w ithin the la st ten or
fifteen y ears have vaccines been
extensively used for the prevention
of oth er equally serio u s diseases.
Vaccines have alm ost obliterated
typhoid fever—w ith the in c re ase of
know ledge in sa n ita ry precautions.
One of th e m ost dreaded diseases
known today is sc a rle t fever. C hil
dren anyw here near a caBe of th is
te rrib le infection should be vaccin
ated by a good physician w ithout
delay.
I believe th a t Influenza can be
p revented by th e tim ely use of good
vaccines; I vaccinated 25 p atien ts
during tlie epidem ic of 1818, and 23
of them e scape<l the disease, one
com ing from an Infected fam ily. 1
do not know a single physician th a t
claim s to know a satisfac to ry tr e a t
ment for the "tin.” We get the best
Inform ation obtainable, hut the
best is m eager. I would alw ays ad
vise vaccine in a th rea ten e d ep i
dem ic; it can do no harm , and may
do a very g reat good.
T he v irtu e of anti-toxin in dip h
th eria Is well estab lish ed ; so firm
ly so, as to m ake it an a r t of crim i
nal neglect to fail to give a n ti
toxin in th is deadly foe of ou r c h il
dren. Some day we expect to w alk
In the light, and th e vaccine tr e a t
m ent will come into its own—and
it will lead all m ethods in w hat is
know n as “ preventive m edicine."
C h ristm as caro lin g may tie said
Io have become a custom In G resh
am, having been observed for a
num ber of years past w ith one or
two exceptions.
Shall th e custom lie observed at
the com ing C hrlstm astide?
Tills question is addressed to the
sin g ers of the locality.
If so it is not too early to begin
to think about It and m ake p re p a r
ations beforehand ra th e r th an ju st
pick up a few available sin g ers on
C hristm as eve.
T he Outlook suggests th at a good
plan would be for th e various
choir« to ag ree on a plan of divid
ing the city and environs into th ree
or four sections to be covered by
as m any groups of caro lers. In Tuesday, Nov. 23—A nnual election
stead of as usually hereto fo re one of officers for the A m erican Legion
group covering the w hole city and and W omen's A uxiliary.
By A. B. CHAPIN
Nov. 23, 24—S enior class play,
-----1 nearby country.
C hristm as caroling is an old and “Cappy Ricks," High school gym.
beautiful custom . It is an a p p ro
Nov. 25— G resham Union T h a n k s
p riate introduction to C hristm as giving services, llu p tist church,
H urry up —
day and is alw ays g reatly enjoyed in a. ill
Wfe LL Atsv
by th e people in any home visited
T s ’ T n A lU I
T h u rsd ay , Nov. 25— L ast football
by the sin g ers and the experience gam e of season betw een G resham
is alw ays a delightful one for the and E stacad a, at E stacada, gam e
c ille d , i l l n : 3 l i .
caro lers.
Not only is th is custom followed
T h u rsd ay , Nov. 25— C oncert at
n o n n i. in m any lurge cilie,. in th is and E u B aron L u th eran church, benefit
ropean co u n tries but Is popular ch u rch building fund.
also in sm all tow ns and co u n try
Friday, Nov. 26—Cam pfire g irls ’
localities. In fact, th e re a re m any b azaar and social. O rient grade
thousands of cities and com m uni school.
ties In th is co untry which rep o rt
Friday, Nov. 26— A nnual I’.-T. A.
observance of the tim e-honored bazaar,
co u n try sto re and program ,
. y 'J W i u
custom .
Union school n ear D am ascus, be
Each year th e cities and tow ns s g inning 8:15.
w hich have th e caro lin g m ake a re- | S atu rd ay E vening, Nov. 27— B a
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port of th a t fact to the N ational zaar, d in n er and program , P lea san t
R J IK S WHO CST T oo
A ia - fi * » d c e s s ir
Bureau for use In its su rv ey of th e Home B aptist church.
orre*, s t r iT ,N ’
He Mf<K — /
y ea r’s observance. T he la tte r Is
Bunday Evening, Nov. 28— S acred
carried on w ith g rea t care, in o r
co n cert a t Lynch schoolhouse, pro
der th a t no p articip atin g tow n may ceeds for p u rch ase of new Bunday
sc hool song books.
be neglected.
T he N ational B ureau for th e Ad
B azaar, su pper and program ,
vancem ent of Music Is located a t 45 G resham
M ethodist
E piscopal
West 45th stree t, New York city, ch u rch , W ednesday evening, Dec. 1.
and Issues and will be glad to send
S atu rd ay . Dec. 4— B azaar, supper
to any Interested pam phlets on the and play tinder auspices of the
su b ject of C h ristm as caroling
Rockwood church, g range hall,
Rockwood.
Ladles Shoe Sale.
S at., Dec. 4— T routdale. A nnual
L adies’ slip p e rs in p aten t, satin b azaar and su p p er by Ladles Aid.
and kid. High, medium and low City hall.
heels, $5 to $7.85 shoes, special
$3.85. A ylsw orth A M artin.
"M iss S u san 's F o rtu n e ”, F air-
view M. E. ch u rc h benefit, Dec. 10.
ii t u t ; U H
Dec. 11 — B azaar and supper,
C h ristm as G reeting card s In lots
of 25, com plete with envelope to M ethodist Iatdles Aid, P lea san t
m atch and your nam e printed or Home.
engraved on card s, as low as $2 50,
In telligence an n u ls fate. Bo far
50 for $3.76. O ther card s a t $3.50,
as m an th in k s he Is free.— E nter-
¡$125 and $5.00 for 25 com plete.
GRESHAM OUTLOOK, Phone 1561.
C om ing E vents