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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1926)
/ GRESHAM OUTLOOK. PAGE KOCK KKIIiAY, DECEMBER 1», r- 192« (shed. T he evening was spent in Sunday school Sunday evening, T he O utlook’s barg ain co u n ter on FAIRVIEW page 2. December 28. playing 500, a fte r w hich re fre sh Sunday m orning w orship w ill be m ents w ere served. T hose presdht A union gospel song service w ill D iscrim inating buyers read the w ere Mr. and Mrs. W. D. K inder, held at 11 o’clock at th e Sm ith Me be held Sunday evening a t th e ads. m orial P resb y terian church w ith Mr. and Mrs. B. L. W alrad Sr., Mr. Fairview M ethodist Episcopal At a m eeting of th e E astern S tar I and MrH H arold P u llc k ’ Mr aad serm on by th e p asto r, the Rev. E church at 7:3o o'clock. All are in la st T uesday evening a com m ittee “ ra Bruce «<” *• Mr and « r/ \ H R. H ollensted. T he subject of se r vited to attend. w as appointed to ask for donations 1 t affee, Mr. and Mrs. W aller mon will be “The W itness W ithin ; Us.” Sunday school will convene A professor says quick th inking of various kinds for several fam i G rebe, Mr. and Mrs. B urten W al at 10 o’clock. rad Jr., Miss Evelyn M etzger, Miss and poor h an d w ritin g go together. lies in G resham th a t a re deserving At a m eeting of th e officers and , T h a t’s consoling to m ost of us. of aid. It is suggested th a t money, G ertru d e A lexander, Roy B urten W ith th e la st of the T hanksgiving tu rk e y but a fu rn itu re , foodstuffs, toys or an y and Leslie W alrad. Leslie W alrad teach ers of the Sunday school held and Miss Evelyn Metzger won first Add to your incom e, su b trac t m em ory we can well afford to tu rn our thoughts last Sunday afternoon at the m anse th in g th a t could be used by a fa m decided to ' h o lii the C hrist- tf f " m yo“ r m u ltiply your re- tow ard C hristm as w hich is ju st around the c o r ily of children would be ac cep t honors at cards, and Mr. and Mrs. it was , , . tu rn s, divide your expenses, by Keep youth in your ner. We are p rep ared to offer th e follow ing item s able. Ail desiring to render such Bruce Hoyt carried off consolation I n ii- -•! vice and program by th e U!4jng W ant Ads. aw ards. face and figure and for m aking th e C hristm as m erry and happy at assista n ce a re asked to leave th e ir extrem ely p o p u lar prices. T he Ladies A uxiliary of the h eart. If your skin donations at the office of the coun ty ag ric u ltu ra l agent, 8. B. H all, A m erican Legion will sponsor a has becom e roughened Ï who w ill see they a re properly dis display of baskets and leather by th e w inds we will Christmas Tree Decorations bursed. The com m ittee appointed goods from th e v e te ra n s’ hospital m ake it bloom w ith Christmas Crepe anti Wrapping Tissue in P o rtlan d , in one of the new T uesday evening consists of Mrs Holiday Greeting Cards h ealth and in stru c t you sto res of th e A. J. W. Brown build 8. B. H all, Mrs. W. 8. E v erett and Fancy Box Stationery ing on ea st Powell stre e t over the how to keep it soft and C. G. 8chneider. Fountain Pens com ing S atu rd ay and Sunday. The beautiful. John G antenbein suffered a Flashlights, Napkins, Etc. a rticle s on exhibit will be sam ples broken rig h t arm Monday when he from which o rd ers may be tak en fell from a board to th e ground, a IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH^ A full line of high-grade Christmas Candies in bulk for use as C h ristm as gifts. The i'llllllllllllllllllllllllll distance of about five feet. H and fancy boxes. a rticle s w ill be m ade by th e p a landed on his w rist and one bone tie n ts of th e hospital and th eir w as broken, w hile th e other wa sale will a s sist in su p p o rtin g the dislocated. fam ilies of th e veterans. The Areme club will m eet on T he G resham ch ap ter of the Monday afternoon, Decem ber 13, it O. E. S. is p lanning to visit the Main Street Gresham Phone 2351 V the home of Mrs. W'. L. G orsage. S h rin e r's hospital for crippled ch il T he hostess will be assisted by PHONE OVER FIRST We a re open every evening Mrs. R ichard T egart, Mrs. B. L. dren on Sunday afternoon, Decem ber 19, and the m em bers of the W alrad Sr., and Mrs. W. S. E verett. 184-1 iSTATE BANK. c h a p te r a re ask in g for donations Miss E dna Shoem aker, who has of Jellies and canned fru it to take been in China for th e p ast year to th e inm ates of th e hospital. since h er la st furlough to the Such donations can he left at the United S tates, retu rn ed home F ri A. J. W Brown m eat m a rk e t d u r Come in and see them day evening to rec u p erate afte r an ing th e com ing week. C ars will We have a beautiful line of extended illness. She w as m et at leave the Masonic hall In G resham S eattle by her sister Mrs. L illian a t 2 o’clock Sunday aftern o o n for Xmas presents for everybody Sam uel of P ortland, who accom th e hospital. T hose who w ish to Decorate your Christmas Tree! panied her to G resham . Miss Shoe attend and have no m eans of tr a n s m aker is thought to be slow ly im portatio n a re asked to g ath er th ere ft'e have the ornam ents proving and no plans have been and It is expected th a t a way will thought of In regard to her re tu rn be provided for them. to her w ork In China. Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Belt and the C. E. R usher and fam ily visited la tte r ’s m other, Mrs. Iona McColl, The R exa ll Store la st Sunday afternoon w ith Mr. and spent T h u rsd ay in G resham , re siiiiHiiii[iiiiiniiiinnniBiiinniiiinniiiiiniiiiinniinnniiiiiniiniiuiiiiiiuiniiiiiiiiniiiniiuiiiiiniiiniuinniiniiig Mrs. J. N. F a rris In P ortland. The tu rn in g today to Newport. .........................iiiuiitniiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiioiuiiiiiiiiciiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiHiiiiiiinttiiiiiiiiiiuiiiitiiiiiiiniinj F a rris fam ily resided near Great) A ca r driven by Ralph Baker of am form erly. Rockwood, proceeding n o rth on Born to Mr. and Mrs. ArthurTCI Main street T h u rsd ay evening, col- wood on Tuesday, Decem ber 7, a dided with th e one driven by Mr.«. 9-pound boy. T he El woods reside W. L. G orsage who was a tte m p t a t B arker road and Buckley ave ing to m ake the tu rn ea st a t thp in nue, but she is now at the h o v e of t6rsectlon of Main and Second streets. Both m achines w ere p ro h er m other in Oregon City. REX P l RE LARO. B. L. W alrad and fam ily a tte n d ceeding cautiously and only slight NEWBERG IIAM 11;. ,’»sc Med. 90c; la rg e ........ 91.76 ed th e funeral In P ortland T uesday dam age was Inflicted on each. The MEAT SQU A RES Hi. 26c of an old friend, Mrs. W. E. H utch mud g uard and ru n n in g board on PEARL SHORTENING, BACON, 8 to 10............ lb. 37c inson, with whom they had been Bilker’s m achine w ere bent by the Med. 85c; .la r g e ........ #1.(>6 acquainted In Sand Point, Idaho, 28 im pact, w hile th e G orsage m achine had only a «lent m ade in th e bum y ea rs ago. GOLD BAR CORN and I’ A G W HITE NAPTHA Mr. and Mrs. A. C, Davis of Oak per. T he collision occurred from Santa Clans will bring gifts anti the ever joyous Christmas spirit but we ask SOAP, 10 b a r s .................86c ( .0 1 0 BAR PEAS the failu re of B aker to catch the land, C alifornia, are here to visit th»“ privilege of supplying the food that will make that dinner a glorious feast. 30c can, 3 f o r .......... .'die at the home of A. J. W. Brown until signal to tu rn m ade by Mrs. Oor- Brookfield Loaf Cheese, Sweet meats irom every clime. Staple foods of the finest grades fo von HBge and th e fact of h er m aking a fte r th e holidays. Mrs. Davis is through 20th CENTURY STORES service. 5-lb loaf, w hole o r h alf ARGO CORN and too sh o rt a tu rn at the co rn er. Mr. Brow n’s daughter. GLOSS STARCH. 3 for 25c L b ........ 29c G. A. Cox has about com pleted Mrs. A lbert K essler, accom plow ing ten ac res a t th e fair panied by Mrs. J. M cCutcheon of ground, west of the m ain en tran ce, Sherwood, was in G resham T h u rs which will be leveled and planted days visiting old friends and look to seed for a lawn. T he ground FOR BAKING WESSON OIL— Excellent for frying and b ak ing afte r business Interests. G enuine Im ported Stock Elsh, specially priced, betw een th e en tra n ce gates and the ing as w ell as for m aking m ayon- As an exam ple of w hat Oregon m ain road will also he p u t Into SNOW DRIFT—‘‘A highly refined pure- w hile It lasts. L b ...................................................... naise—Qiflirt can . . .♦ ............................... ly vegetable sh o rten in g ”—4-lb. ca n . i soil and clim ate can do is th e sam shape and beautified w ith sh ru b ple B urbank potato in the Outlook bery and flowers. KELLOGG'S (O R N FLAKES LIBBY'S MILK—“The n e a re st to fresh OREGON WALNCTS WASHED BRAZILS 3 packages ............................. window, w hich w as grow n by E. P. cre am ”— T all cans, 4 f o r ....................... 3 lbs. 69c 3 lbs. 60c Schedeen. T he spud w eighs two Sweet Potatoes nod Apples. SEN MAID RAISINS— Puffed or Seed AMERH AN SARDINES— Packed in Did you ever try sw eet potatoes pounds and four ounces and is of OREGON FILBER TS BLACK WALNUTS less— 15-oz. p a c k a g e s ............................. p ure Salad oil—Q u arters, 5 can s. . . and apples cooked to g eth er? F irst perfect shape for m arketing. 3 lbs 69c 3 lbs 39c cook th e sw eet potatoes in th e ir Miss G race Welch has been lied skins in boiling salted w ater for CANDIED PEELS— Very finest im p o rt HEINZ CATSUP— ed—C itron, lb..........«.................................. fast several days this week with i a |„„,t u , m inutes. P are, core, and L arge bottle . . . . severe a ttac k of to nsilitis. slice the apples. Skin and slice the O range or Lemon, lb. . . C. H. C alkins recently purchased I MWl‘»’t potatoes. Place a lte rn a te MINCED ( LAMS— F ree from Sand—Hot clam layers of sw eet potatoes anil apples soup and c ra ck ers at lunch appeal to T _ a H udson coach through A. T. ill a buttered baking dish, sp rin k - CROWN REST PATENT, 49-lb. s a c k ..................... CURRANTS— Twice cleaned new stock th e ch ild ren — H alves, c a n ............ Beckwith, a salesm an for th e W il I ling each layer w ith su g ar and dots 15-oz. p ac k a g e ........................................... liam s Motor com pany of P ortlan d , «if b utter. Add a little w ater, and FISHER'S BLEND. 49-lb. sack.................................. SODA < KACKERS—T hey're “T ru Blu” and H ans L arsen has bought a hake u n til th e apples and potatoes F resh and Crisp— P o u n d .............. still th e favorite of m any m others. 3 lbs. are soft. Brown su g ar is liked by used Ford touring ca r of his firm. I many people for th is com bination. Mr. Moody of T ro u td ale recently PI KE STRAINER HONEY, q u a rt Jars. STANDARD CORN—Good quality BEST SHORTENING— In bulk—P urely M aryland— 3 tin s ................ vegetable—3 lb s ......................................... Invested In a H udson brougham W hite Sales. (let ready for th e "w hite sa le s” through Mr. Beckwith. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CRYSTAL W H ITE—“P u re Soap—all Mr. and Mrs. B urten W alrad J r . in Ja n u a ry by sending for F a rm e rs’ 12-oz can 4 3 c 2*^-ll>. can . th ru " — 10 b a r s .................. Bulletin 1449-F, "Selection of Cot enjoyed a pleasant su rp rise W ed ton F ab rics," which gives in fo rm a nesday evening when friends cam« tion about n early 100 common DATES— In b ulk—1926 crop of Golden ROSEDALE S L U E D PIN E A PPLE —8 large Qualità Phone 1451 H allow is—2 lb s..................................... in to usslst In n house w arm ing of household and g arm ent textiles slices to th e can in a m edium syrup. made of cotton, w ith suggestions as L arge cans— 2 f o r ................ and Service Feed 1281 th e ir new modern home on Ava to how to judge them for su ita b il avenue, which w as recently E I.O l’R—K e rr’s Best P aten/. 49-lb sk ity and ilurahiltty. LIBBY'S APPLE B IT T E R — Hot Biscuits and CROWN $ 2 .0 1 F IS H E R S BLEND, Apple B u tter ce rtain ly “hit the sp o t” i» ’’ , 1-lb. tall cans, 2 f o r ............ Prepare Now To Shop Early © srarpttr ¿ r r e s fia u i TOYS and DOLLS I a t Cut Prices | GRESHAM DRUG CO. ) 8 Grocery Bulletin MEATS! MEATS! Offerings Saturday and Monday, Dec. 11-13 STOCK FISH 23c FLOUR! FLOUR! $2.03 S2. 15 (»1 “AC 111/» 1“C 35c 25c 10c 25c 55c 33c 23c 1 I »)C 15c 49c 15c ’29c 29c 38c 25c $1.94 $2.11 45c 59c 49c A. W. Metzger & Co. fill 4DC S I’ E ( I A L S OTz. 4t)v CREME O il. SOAP—“T he Cream of Olive Oil S o ap s”—5 b a r s .................... Produce Wanted/ 30TH CENTURY COFFEE—Few equal, none b etter—The last word in Coffee exci lence, alw ays tre sh — lb. 47C . 3 lbs i)Q •? I ,»)O C a r lo a d s ! Fresh Candies and ’2 6 crop Nuts. C a r lo a d s ! We arejn a position to use an unlimited Yes* Carloads of them! Each kind the very best in its class—Quality is better and prices lower than last years—Our.ever increasing care in selection and enlarged buying power has mude both possible. am ount o f hogs, veal, b e e f ca ttle, m ilk cows, poultry of all kinds. Also your eggs, butter and fresh vegetables. HIGHEST MARKET PRICES We are headquarters for Christmas Candies, Nuts and Fruits. Special price to schools and churches W atch for d a te o f our big C hristm as tree. for Every Social Need, in Gift lioxes Using the right Stationery at the proper time often is a guide to your knowledge of social usage. Note the refinement of our Stationery Lines. C O M IN G S O O N . NEWBERG PACKING & PRODUCE CO. PHONE 1151 Stationery— Store No. 3 He Hell»er 25c to *4.00 TABER PHARMACY Phone 1761 * Main Street SATIN FIN ISH ED MIXED— Richly col ored— Lb. 1 5 c ; 3 lb s ............................. 43c BRAZIL NUTS— The best quality in years— 2 Mbs......................................... BROKEN MIXED—The ideal X m as in a v ariety of co lo rs— Pound 1 7 4 < 9 p o iim ls................................... Mixed “ j ALMONDS- -Soft shells ne plus u ltra s Pound ., 50c t HRYSTAI.IZED CREAM tN D GUM MIXED. Fancy Mixed Cream s, asso rted with sq u a re and oblong crvstalixed Gums. Lb. 2O c 3 lbs. w59c ERENt II ( RE AMS—G enuine h an d made, soft centered cream s— 2 lb s .. »)•>€ MINED NI TS— All first grad e nuts— No p ea nuts, carefu lly selected and mixed nixed by us— Pound 2 R c ; 2 lbs. ( H ot OI.ATES DE I.CX — Really high cla ss— H and-m ade cream y c e n te rs in asso rted flavors, also (am J nougat •«« ’•' i CM 11 ) ters—6-lb. box................ $1.69 GRONER'S W U NI TS F airly b u rstin g with large w hite m eats. Lb. 3#4f, 2 pounds........................................................ f v C 2 pounds 35c 28c .............. ....................................... 5ÖC E ll BERTS— Oregon B areolonas—Un equalled in flavor and size— L b ........ 25c PE INI TS F resh roasted Fancy V ir ginia Jum bos— Lb.............................. 15c »)OC 4 HO4 OLATB DROPS— The im proved soft centered kind—Lb. ID c 3 lbs. ■’ JT (I.C STER R H SIN S— Fancy selected— 15-ot. p a c k a g e ............................................. L IV E R E lt.S F am y A driatic^ tor eat- ing — P o u n d ....................................... 10.1b. box $ 1 . 3 « 15c IT 15c LARGE PKI NES— In Gift Boxes— Holly paper w rapped in smooth wooden boxes— eyA 5-lb. b o x ....................................................... 79C 20* Century Stores
