Gresham outlook., December 14, 1926, HOLIDAY NUMBER, Page 21, Image 21

GRESHAM OUTLOOK HOLIDAY NUMBER, TUESDAY, DECEMBER
Everything Little and
.4. W. Metzger & Co.
Bank of Gresham
Big at Hepp's Racket
Has Largest Store
Has Prosperous Year
Mrs. N ora W ithrow h as been in
th e re sta u ra n t business in Gresli
am since 1917. She began w ith a
sm all lunch counter on th e oppo-
site co rn er in th e building now oc­
cupied by th e W elling re sta u ra n t.
H er efforts in th is line m et w ith
success and she decided to pro-
/c u re a la rg e r building, and p u r­
chased th e place w here she is now
located. She has a p le asa n t dining
room w ith a seating capacity of 60.
H er m ain kitchen, w hich is w ell
lighted and a m odel for convent
ence, is in th e basem ent. L ifts op­
e ra te betw een th e tw o floors.
A side line of confectionery is a
p a rt of th e r e s ta u ra n t equipm ent
w ith an up-to-date fountain and an
iceless cabinet for the ice cream
products.
Mrs. W ithrow m akes a specialty
of ca te rin g to p arties who w ish to
e n te rta in in th is m anner. Six em ­
ployes a re n ecessary to ta k e care
of the e v e r-ln c re a sin ^ p a tro n a g e of
th e re sta u ra n t.
T he building in w hich Mrs. W ith­
ro w ’s business is conducted w as
p u rch ased by D an M urphy and Joe
P aten eau d e two y ea rs ago.
Ladies' Shoppe Is
Attractive Place
T he Ladies Shoppe, of w hich Mrs.
W innifred Jon es is th e p ro p rieto r
and m anager, is a shop of w hose
ap p earan ce G resham citizens may
w ell be proud. Its w indow s are
alw ays a ttra c tiv e in th e la te s t of­
ferin g s In m illin ery and ready-to-
w ear apparel.
Mrs. Jones began h er G resham
b u sin ess ven tu re less th an a year
ago in th e O sburn building and
h as been so successful th a t a sh o rt
tim e ago she decided to open a
b ran ch sto re a t Sandy. T his w as
placed in ch a rg e of Mrs. Max
S chneider and c a rrie s practically
th e sam e line as th e shop in G resh­
am.
Mrs. Jones does not bring to
G resham a shelf-w orn line of goods
th a t would not be w orn in the city,
b ut h er stock is replenished fre ­
qu en tly w ith new up-to-the-m inute
styles. F or the* C hristm as trad e
she has an a ttra c tiv e display of
stam ped goods, handw ork, ribbon
novelties and hosiery, in addition
to th e reg u la r line of w earing ap ­
p arel and hats. H er sprin g stock
of m illinery, d resses and coats will
be on hand sh o rtly afte r th e begin­
ning of the new year.
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GIFTS
hr
That
Delight
, Smokers
Everything that the smoker needs may be se­
lected from our complete assortment of Gift
articles. Make up your gift list to include his
favorite type of pipe and special blend of tobacco.
K i l t 1>A1) A box of h is ow n fa v o rite cif.ars would
p lease him m o re th a n a n y o th e r gift.
FOB B R O T H E R A c a rto n of C am els, C h e ste r­
fields o r Lucky S trik e s w ould m ak e a big hit.
A big box of candy in
a m in ia tu re c e d a r “ hope c h e s t”. T h e candy
w o n ’t last lo n g but th e c e d ar c h est can be used
a life-tim e a s a h a n d k e rc h ie f box.
FOR SIST E R or M OTHER
- s—s—
Roberts Confectionery
P h o n e 13(11
G resham
You May Be Stepping Out
CHRISTMAS
WEEK
::
You may know it now. Then again, you may not
know until too late, th a t yo u 're going IT) step out to
a nice p arty during the holidays. Why not pull out
the d ress clothes now, tell us to clean and p ress and
have them ready for yon. We will call for Und de­
liver the w ork—at the very hour you may nam e.
Our prices are alw ays reasonable.
Gresham Cleaning and Dyeing Co.
Gresham, Oregon
<
Œhat
Christmas
(gift
W h at fin er C h ristm a s g ift could
you possibly m ak e to m an y of y o u r
young frie n d s th a n a sa v in g s d e ­
p o s it book in th e F IR S T S T A T E
BANK w ith a “ N est egg b a n k .”
Such a g ift c a rrie s w ith it a ll th e
p lea su re, good w ill a n d C h ristm a s
c h e e r of th e u su al g ift a n d in a d d i­
tio n an in d efin ite p o ssib ility fo r
good.
It p o in ts th e w a y to success in life
and m ay b e q u e ath a h a b it of th rift
th a t w ill a tta in t h a t goal.
$1.00 is sufficient to o b tain such a
book an d N est egg b a n k but you m ay
be a s lib e ral a s you like.
Welling's Restaurant
Makes Improvements
T he W elling r e s ta u ra n t has been
in business as such since tw o y ears
ago la st S eptem ber on the busy
co rn e r of Pow ell and Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. W elling p u r­
chased th e place of 0. A. M anning
who o perated u nder th e nam e of
th e L iberty re sta u ra n t. Since th e
W’elllng fam ily has taken posses­
sion m any im provem ents
have
been made. A fine soda fountain
has been added, p riv ate dining
room s
co nstructed.
additional
tab les put in and floors covered
w ith linoleum . In consequence of
Rjese developm ents and undivided
atten tio n to business, th e p a tro n ­
age of th e place has increased 50
per cent. Besides th e m em bers of
th e fam ily who a s sist in the work,
e x tra persons a re em ployed in
k itchen and dining room.
7
flicks Company Dry
Goods Exclusively
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W ithout any question
The W. R. H icks com pany, w hich
At th e ap p ro ach of th e C h rist­
Metzger & Com pany has th e larg - | com m ercial life of a tow n is th e m as season and th e an n iv ersary of is located in th e A ltm an building
est sto re In M ultnomah county out- | banking In terests w hich a re an in. the b irth of o u r Lord and Saviour. 0,1 Main street, is th e only exclus-
side of P ortlan d . It occupies a te g ra l p a rt of th e in d u stria l de­ th e F ree M ethodist ch u rch extends Ive dry goods sto re in Gresham . In
velopm ent of every live com m uni­
176-foot frontag e on Pow ell stre e t ty. G resham is favored w ith two g reetin g s to you and co n g ratu lates A pri, of thfg year Mr H |ckg p u r.
and extends 110 feet south on Rob­ good banks in its m idst. One of you on th e fine C hristm as issue of chased the in te rest of L. A. Wack,
th e O utlook w hich we look forw ard
e rts avenue. The p resen t ow ners th ese is th e Bank of G resham
to each year. Our society tak es th is w ith whom he was associated as a
purchased th e business of Dan which was organized In Novem­
o p p o rtu n ity to th a n k you for th e ‘' a rtn e r
"e a rly four years The
Metzger in 1911 and in 1920 it w as ber. 1910.
prom inence you give us w eekly in concern was form erly conducted
incorporated u nder its
p resen t
D uring th e p ast year th e to ta l r e ­ your v aluable periodical.
by Bishop B rothers who sold out to
name. A. W. M etzger, W ill Metz- sources of th e b ank have gone over
the Wack M ercantile Com pany in
Since you stan d for the develop­
ger, Joe Exley and B. W. T horne the five hu n d red th o u san d d o llar
1922. The sto re c a rrie s a full line
a re the stockholders in th e com- m ark for th e first tim e, and G resh- m ent of th e com m unity to a higher of dry goods, bedding, ready-to-
sta n d ard of efficiency and rig h te ­
w ear ap p arel, shoes and novelties.
Pa "y-
am is now listed in th e cities of the
Not only is it the la rg e st g en eral gtate show ing deposits of over one ousness, we pledge ourselves to E verything can be purchased in the
th
e
sam
e
end
and
w
ill
do
all
we
sto re but th e grocery d ep artm en t m illion dollars. A goodly sh a re
,
_
. .
i dry goods line h ere th a t is needed
is th e oldest in G resham . In addi- oj th ese deposits is in savings a c ­ ,
. t n ,, l i v o , I n a n i l , , i n u h . i , o l . i . i a " . for th e average fam ily. L ate styles
n lo n o
tion to th e com plete line of grocer- counts w hich reflect th a c h a racter place to live in and In w hich to and snappy b arg ain s dom inate at
ies the firm c a rrie s h ard w are, toys. and stab ility of th e people in th is re a r o u r ch ildren.
prices not su rp assed in th e city.
As a ch u rc h we are striv in g to so
paints, building m a terial and feed, com m unity.
E specially is th e C h ristm as stock
all be tu rn ed
The feed m ill, th e only one in
T he Bank Qf G regham hag e n . live th . a t no .. one . sh
. . .
com plete w ith m any choice selec-
from th e rig h t because we
,
. .
. ,
G resham , tak es care of oats, w heat. Joyed
progperous y ear and new aside
. , ,
,
,
,
tions of a p p ro p riate and handsom e
barley and other g rain s w ith mod- checkjng and , av,
account9 are failed, b ut ra th e r th a t m any who gj(ts
w alk in d ark n e ss sh all tu rn to the
ern m achinery fffr grinding, ro llin g co n tinually going
Bord
.
Mr. H icks is assisted in the busi-
on th e books.
and cleaning.
' We a re p lan n in g a program of ne88 by a
corps of sales-
The C hristm as w indow s of A. W.
C E Johnson, cash ier, cam e to
extension and p ro g ress to p roperly P®0 » 1*’ Miss Glallys S h a rP’ Mr8 M
Metzger & Co.,- p resen t a p ictu re O resham in F eb ru ary of th is year
M. Squire, Miss F lorence Johnson
th a t draw s m any ad m irers, both from Moro- Oregon, to assum e the tak e ca re of our grow ing Sunday and V earl Howell.
school
and
congregation.
We
shall
juvenile and ad u lt. A lm ost every I actlve m anagem ent of the b a n k ’s
Mr. H icks is pleased w ith the
conceivable toy Is to be found th e re affairs He w as fo rm erly connect- hold ou rselv es ready to help our
g en eral tren d of business activity
as w ell as luxurious gifts for th e ed w ith th e b ank of Moro and with less fo rtu n a te fellowm en, to give
for th e year 1926 and considers it
older m em bers of th e fam ily. Mr. prom inent re a l estate in te re sts of them th e essence of th e gospel, and
to give them a ch u rch hom e th a t the best year of the four he has
Metzger considers th a t th e past ea ste rn Oregon.
T he d irec to rs of th e Bank of shall be a p rotection to them from been associated w ith th e store
year has been a fair index of b u si­
here. A su b stan tial in crease of at
ness in general. T he personnel of G resham a re H. A. Lew is. W. E. th e sto rm s of strife and sin, to
m
ake
them
b
etter
citizens
th
an
we
least 20 per cent has been noted in
M
arkell,
K.
A.
Miller,
C.
E.
J
o
h
n
­
th e w orking force at th e sto re
found them .
th e past y ea r’s receip ts and the
son
and
A.
C.
H
am
pton.
T
he
b
an
k
’s
num bers 11 reg u la rly em ployed
C ooperating w ith you and th e sales force ls looking forw ard to
and tw o extra persons who devote officers are H. A. Lewis, p resid en t;
other ch u rch es, we seek th e place an o th er year of renew ed business
W.
E.
M
arkell,
vice
p
resid
e
n
t;
K.
tim e once a week to th e G resham
business. They a re A. W. Metzger. A. M iller, vine p resid e n t: C. E. in the w orld to w hich our Lord activity.
Will C. M etzger. F ra n k Metzger. | Johnson, cash ier, and M artha C called us. “Not to be m inistered
Joe Exlev. C hristena H um ason. H agberg, a ssista n t cashier. Miss unto, b ut to m in ister",—to give and
Q uinton K um m el, A lbert Zenger. E sth *r P e r s o n and Mrs. F lorence not to be given to.
E rn est Zenger. H arry Stanley. BotkIn are em ployed as bookkeep-
L. A. SKUZIE,
W alter D eardorff and Mrs. M arian e rs in ,tle offlce-
P asto r F ree M ethodist Church.
Hoss. W. T. G ardner is the efficient
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w indow trim m er who visits th e Radio Electric Co.
stone weekly, and once a w eek C. c . i
Have Neat Place\ Beauty Shoppe Well
Shay, an ex p e rt acco u n tan t, su p e r­
Equipped For Service
The Radio E lectric com pany,
vises th e office accounts.
com posed of J. T. H o rr and his non,
Mrs. Lois St. C lair is p ro p rieto r
J. R. H orr, began business In of the G resham Beauty Shoppe, the
The Oscarette Is
resham o n , a m odest scale two only exclusive beauty p arlo r in
Credit to Owner y G ears
ago in th e old Brown b u ild ­ G resham .
She began her w ork
The O scarette is th e only shop in ing w hich has since th a t tim e been h ere in A pril, 1925, tak in g over
to rn down. In May, 1925, a t the w ell-equipped q u a rte rs over th e
G resham with confectionery as its
tim e th e co rn e r at east Powell F irs t S tate Bank.
m ain line. It w as p urchased in stree t and R oberts avenue was
H er th o ro u g h line of cosm etic
A ugust of 1925 from Reynolds & leased by T. R. H ow itt for th e se r­
th erap y includes facials, m a n ic u r­
B unting by O scar Johnson, a man vice statio n , th e co rn er of th is ing, h air bobbing, scalp trea tm e n ts,
of y e a rs’ experience as a salesm an tra c t w as su b -let to Mr. H o rr and sham pooing and m a r c e l l i n g .
his son who proceeded to e re c t a P rom pt and courteous atten tio n is
in sim ila r lines. T his finely-locat­
su
b stan tia l stucco-finished building a p a rt of th e service accorded p at­
ed place a t the co rn er of Main and
thereo n and prom ptly moved th eir ro n s of th e
G resham
Beauty
Second stre e ts was for several
y ears th e Schanno confectionery equipm ent to th e new and m ore Shoppe,
also efficiently m anaged, and Mr. favorable location.
S an itary facilities, approved by
The Radio E le ctric com pany fea- th e sta te board of Aosmetic th erap y
Over Bank of Gresham
and Mrs. Johnson have continued
to m ake im provem ents in th e in- i tu re s th e h an dling of radios, the a re provided and extrem e ca re in
te rio r from tim e to time. In addi- I A tw ater-K en t and th e Radiola, also th is line is exercised.
tion to assistan ce rendered by th e ir service is given on all m akes of
tw o sons, D ouglass and K erm it, I radios.
“E v ery th in g E le c tric a l”
Mrs. F ern H am blet is now em- j m ight w ell be applied to th is shop
ployed, and d u rin g ru sh seasons w hich m akes a specialty of electri-
other help is necessary. It would c a ' appliances, light fixtures, floor
be h ard to m ention any line of con- | lam ps, w ashing m achines and dry-
fection th a t th e O scarette does not ers. The m em bers of th e firm are
ca rry , besides th e serving of ex- licensed electrician s. A line of con-
cellen t lunches. T he O scarette re- fectionery is incidental.
ceived its nam e from Mrs. M. M. I On account of th e convenient lo-
S quire in a nam ing co n test conf cation the Radio E lectric corner
ducted sh o rtly a fte r th e opening of f has been p ro cu red as th e stage
the establishm ent.
The nam e te rm in al for all lines of out-of-
proved popular and gives d istin ct- tow n bus service and th e n ea t little
iveness to the place.
' “shop” is used as a w aitin g room.
If th e re is one sto re m ore than
an o th er in G resham th a t th e ch il­
d ren love it m a st be the Hepp
R acket store, th e only one of its
kind here. L ittle folks gaze ad­
m iringly into its w indows and
co u n t th e days until S an ta Claus
sh all come down the chim ney w ith
some of those fascin atin g p icture
books or w onderful m echanical
toys.
Not only a re holiday goods for
ch ild ren to be found here, but the
housekeeper can buy choice decor­
ated dinner w are in half dozen de­
signs as w ell as m any useful k itch ­
en u ten sils and o th e r article s. Mr.
H epp sta rte d in business in G resh­
am a little over th re e y ears ago
and has built up a su b stan tial
tra d e in sm all w ares. He has a
20 x 90-foot space literally cra m ­
med w ith novelties of every de­
scription.
T h ere is no need of going to
la rg e r places to do C hristm as
shopping w hen rig h t h ere a t home
is a sto re w ith enough variety to
afford a selection to th e m ost dis­
crim inating. P ra c tic a lly every sea­
son of th e y ear is featu red a t th e
H epp R acket sto re by a unique and
ta sty (window display, supplem ent­
ed by a choice stock on counter
an d shelf.
Besides the sto re w hich is lo cat­
ed in G resham in th e A ltm qn block,
th e re is a sim ila r shop in S ell­
wood under th e m anagem ent of Mr.
H epp’s m other, Mrs. Ida Hepp.
Miss Em m a L angford is th e reg u ­
la r saleslady a t th e sto re h ere and
o th e rs assist on holiday occasions.
Withrow's Restaurant,
Fine Place to Eat
C hurch P la n s fo r A ggre-slve
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W ork.
A. W. I o n e of th e g re a te st assets to the
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14, 1926
Real w icker fu r­
niture, ju s t like
t h e
grow n-ups
use, in com plete
sets of chairs,
tab les and set­
tees.
Our large line of
k id d ie
ca rs,
skooters,
todd­
lers, etc., a t pric­
es th a t w ill ap ­
peal.
^SiewaTb-Wa/tne^C
Here is just the eliulr
I'or that iliflicult cor­
ner that never looks
quite right. You can
get R plain or uphol­
stered. We have many
.tine ehairs of beauti­
ful designs and wood.
INSTRUMENT ♦ TUBES • REPRODUCER • ACCESSORIES
Our store is crammed full of
useful articles such as Andirons,
Fireplace Sets, Floor Lamps,
Hug-s, Stools, Cedar Chests, W rit­
ing Desks, Music Cabinets, Kitch­
en Cabinets, Library Tables,
Davenports, Etc., Etc.
Say
B ru n s w ic k
W h c n w ill w» hav« tha pknsurc ol prov­
i n i to you I (hai complete radio s a titla itK »
U hertf
D o n 't delay— phone today lo r a home
demonstration o l the remarkable Stewart-
W a rn e r Matched U n it Radio
and the Pantatrope
T h e h a b it df s a v in g m oney, w h ile
it stiffen s th e w ill, w ill a lso b r ig h t­
en th e e n e rg ie s .— R oosevelt.
ita ,
A gift that will never lose its charm nor
cease to delight. Also Brunswick records
the best for use with a Brunswick.
There are many world-famous artists re­
cording for Brunswick.
Upright Models in mahogany or oak
finish $40 to $60
Console Models $80 to $95
rv
b
œ
/lo o k W ant Ads w ill help you
on th e way to success.
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FIRST STATE BANK
RHENIUM, OREGOM
A Strong Bank
n
J. E. Metzger
Your Itomr Furnisher
Gresham,
Oregon
Phone 1901
When!
Here, at last, is the Radio ol no refrets,
due to the exclusive S tew art-W arn er p ho
Ci pie ol M A T C H I N G tfcietr Instrum ent
w ith their Reproducer, Tubea and Accea-
tones, all to function in perlect unison.
O u r service guarantee« you perpetual en
tertainment w ithout w orry
H earing it believing. Say when)
Model .TIRI
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M 5 2 .5 0
Model an;. .................. . .
Model .'till 1 prig ht
Model 31», 1 on-ole
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Model 3 2 » .........................
7 7 .5 0
7 7 .5 0
Model IIRI, Reproducer.
1 0 .0 0
1 M2.5O
Model III», Reproducer.
1 3 .0 0
2 1 0 .0 0
Model .UH, T u bes each
2 .0 0
E very p a rt of a S tew art-W arn er m atched-unit radio receiving set
is th e re because it Is b etter for it.
l o s t say th e w erd and we will
bring a set to jo u r house and In -ta ll It.