Gresham outlook., January 07, 1927, Page 4, Image 4

GRESHAM OUTLOOK, FRIDAY, JANUARY
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The A renie club w ill give Its m id­
w in ter dance a t the Masonic hall
F riday, Ja n u a ry 14. The com m it­
te e prom ises to show its patro n s an
u n u su ally good tim e. T here will
be featu re dances to add to th e v a­
riety and the hall w ill have special
decorations.
G igray’s orch estra
w ill fu rn ish the m usic.
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. W oodard and
ch ild ren and Mr. and Mrs. J. N.
F a ris and dau g h ter of P ortland
called on G resham friends Sunday
afternoon. The F aris fam ily lived
here for m any years and Mrs.
W oodard w as a form er te ac h er in
th e high school.
The W om en’s A uxiliary to the
A m erican Legion w ill m eet a t the
home of Mrs. K. C. R oberts T u es­
day afternoon, Ja n u a ry 11, at
w hich tim e sew ing will be con tin ­
ued for the v eteran s' hospital. L a­
dies outside of the au x iliary a re in ­
vited to p articip a te in th e sewing
bee.
Mr. and Mrs. John H ansen, who
rec en tly disposed of th e ir vulcan ­
izing shop In M ontavllla, have
purch ased a large garage on 92d
s tre e t and F oster road. T here Is a
sto rag e capacity for 26 c a rs and
Mr. H ansen w ill do auto and tire
repairing. A line of gas, oils and
accessories will be carried.
O. I. Neal left la st W ednesday
for a trip to C alifornia, going by
w ater. His boat, th e A dm iral F a r ­
rag u t, w as obliged to w eather two
severe sto rm s betw een P ortland
and San F ran cisco w hich som e­
w hat dam aged it, but they finally
got thro u g h 30 hours behind time.
M. D. K ern, who left for V ancou­
ver, W ashington, a sh o rt tim e ago
w ith th e Intention of residing with
his son and fam ily perm anently,
has retu rn ed to G resham to live.
He has tak en rooms at th e H ornlsh
ap artm en ts.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. H arris, th e
la tte r the siste r of Mrs. Ralph Dea-
ville, w ith th eir d aughter Luanne,
w ere New Year guests at the Dea-
vllle home. Mr. H arris returned
th a t evening to th eir home lu P oca­
tello, Idaho, but Mrs. H arris and
dau g h ter will rem ain for a m onth's
visit w ith relatives In G resham ,
P ortlan d and Hillsboro.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Chlodo have
retu rn ed from a tw o-w eeks' trip as
far south us D unsm uir, C alifornia,
w here they visited Mrs. Chlodo's
b rother-in-law and sister. Dr. and
Mrs. M. L. K leaver.
E lvis Stockton, who cam e from
Bend to visit with Ills b ro th ers and
th e ir fam ilies during the holidays,
re tu rn e d to his home Monday.
G eorge D uncan and fam ily are
enjoying a new A tw ater K ent radio
receiving set which they presented
them selves with as a C hristm as
gift.
A good num ber of G resham peo­
ple atten d ed the rendition of the
• M essiah” given by the Portland
O ratorio society nt th e m unicipal
auditorium In P ortland last S un ­
day afternoon, In which
four
G resham sin g e rs took part. Guy
D Jon es sang th e tenor urlas of
•'Comfort Ye" and "Eveiy V alley”
and hts solo w ork was adm irable.
T he oth er soloists on th e program ,
all P o rtlan d singers, w ere also
m uch enjoyed. Miss G ertrude Alex
ander. Miss K atherine B ratzel and
L eslie W alrad occupied places in
the ch o ru s as soprano, co n tralto
and basso respectively. It was
tho ught th a t Joseph A. Finley, con ­
ductor of th e chorus, would he able
to bring th e o rato rio to G resham
soon, but th ese plans are still In­
definite.
Miss Joyce K idder retu rn ed to
h er studies at W illam ette Unlversl
ty Monday a fte r rem aining at home
since th e T hanksgiving vacation on
account of illness. She was a c ­
com panied to Salem by her p arents
and Miss Mina G ilbert. Miss Kid
der m akes her home nt L ausanne
hall.
At the ann u al m eeting of the
Or. gon High School A thletic asso
elation held In P ortlan d la st F ri
day at th e Lincoln high school Roy I
E. Cannon, principal of G resham i
Union high was elected se c re ta ry -]
tr e a s u r e r of the organization to
succeed J. O. Mcl .oughlln of Cor-
vullls. E ighty high schools of the
sta te w ere represen ted at th e g ath ­
ering. The position w hich has
been tendered Mr Cannon, while
not lucrative, Is one entailing co n ­
sid erable responsibility Upon him
w ill rest th e arran g e m en t of state
ath letic to u rn am en ts and the selec­
tion of official» for the same.
At th e election of officers of the
Rebekah W elfare club held Monday
afternoon at the hom e of Mrs A
McManus. Mrs. Gus Donley was
elected president. Mrs. Geo. Lane
vice p resid en t and Mi s. F. A. L un d ­
q u ist se creta ry and tre a su re r.
Mr. and Mr». R ichter of St. Johns
have com e to G resham to reside
They have exchanged their re s i­
dence property in P ortland for the
six-acre place on Cleveland avenue
w hich J. W illiam Sm ith disposed of
to W It Peacock about a year ago
Mr. R ichter was a forem an In a
la rg e flouring mill In Ht. Johns.
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Klnyon mo­ u re r; G. A. Cox, fire m a rsh a l;
tored to G oldendale, W ashington, [ W illiam B eers, a ssista n t fire m a r­
fo r th e New Y ear week-end, v isit­ sh a l; A. G M cMurry, captain.
ing w ith Mr. and Mrs. E a rl Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. S prin g stad and
T he W. C. T. U. will m eet w ith th ree ch ild ren have moved In from
Mrs. 8. S. Thom pson on T h u rsd ay the Pow ell V alley d istric t and have
afternoon, Ja n u a ry 13, at 2:30. T he leased th e 8-acre b erry ran ch of
day of p ray er, also victory day, F ra n k Kinyon on C leveland Ave.
As an added attra c tio n to th e
will be observed w ith Mrs. B. W.
E m ery as leader. A num ber from second concert of th e series to be
G resham are planning to atten d the given by th e G resham band W ed­
victory luncheon w hich will be nesday, Jan. 12, th e double q u a rte t
held on Ja n u a ry 16 at the Benson of th e P o rtlan d E lectric Pow er
hotel in recognition of th e seventh com pany has been secured and w ill
an n iv ersary of national prohibition. sing. T hese sin g ers will be fav o r­
T his prom ises to be a very p leas­ ably rem em bered as they w ere in
an t and profitable event, as sp eak ­ G resham on a form er occasion and
ers of prom inence will take p a rt in won m any frien d s in th e ir a u d i­
th e program . T hose w ishing to ence by th e ir frien d lin ess as well
m ake reserv atio n s for th e lunch­ as excellent num bers.
I. A. B aker has been ailing for
eon, a re asked to notify Mrs. H. S.
the p ast m onth or longer and his
Clow.
T he Ladies Guild of the B aptist tro u b le has been diagnosed as s e ri­
ch u rch will m eet w ith Mrs. H. S. ous by a local physician. J u s t at
Clow on T uesday afternoon a t 2:30. p resen t, how ever, he is feeling
Mrs. W. A. W inters received the b etter. ,
T he A reme club will m eet at th e
sad intelligence W ednesday of th e
death of her m other, Mrs. Rachel hom e of Mrs. Louise S tapleton
Eam en at M orrisburg,
O ntario Monday afternoon, Jan . 10. T he
Canada. Mrs. Eam en, who was 69 hostess Kvill be assisted by Mrs.
Benj. Cam eron, Mrs. S. B. H all and
y ears of age, died as the re su lt of Mrs. A. M. McManus.
organic h eart trouble, from which
she had been a sufferer for a con­ SEA Id II ABANDONED r
EOll LESLIE BROWNLEE
sid erab le length of tim e.
Mrs.
W inters spent nearly two m onths
Hope has now been abandoned
w ith her m other la st fall and a s ­ ; in th e search for Leslie Brow nlee
sisted in her care.
120, lost New Y ear's day in an ef­
At th e an n u al election of officers fo rt to clim b Mt. Hood In th e face
for th e G resham F ire d ep artm en t of a raging snow storm .
O rgan-
held on Monday evening th e fol­ ! ized effort in th e search is p ra c ­
lowing w ere elected for the com ing tically at a sta n d still afte r a t least
y ear: M. J. A llshouse, tire chief; i five days of as stren u o u s w ork as
h ardy m o u n tain eers a re often su b ­
T heodore Van Doninck, a s sista n t; jected to in a lifetim e. Sixty
Roy Gibbs, se creta ry and tr e a s ­ se arch e rs retu rn ed w earily to cam p
j
January Clearance Sale
Include* nil ready-to-wear and m illinery at
big reduction»
7, 1M7
a t B attle Axe inn last evening w ith
the rep o rt th a t no tra c e or clue
could be found although th e m oun­
tain fastn esses had been combed in
every direction.
Calvin, 16-year-old lad who w as
found late Monday evening afte r
b attlin g w ith th e elem ents of th e
m ountain for tw o nights, is now r e ­
ported to be recu p eratin g fav o r­
ably and his recovery Is assured.
T he tw o boys belonged to sep ­
a ra te p arties.
2 5 -- .2 3 = .0 2
4 5 - - .4 3 = .02
2 0 - - .1 7 = .03
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I’ E E A S A N f VIEW A VENUE
I. W. B utler, who has been ill for
some tim e, is now on th e way to
recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. H alstead gave a
C hristm as d inner a t w hich a n um ­
b er of th e ir relativ es w ere present.
T he Ladies Aid m et w ith Mrs,
P aul Bliss on T h u rsd ay afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Seifer have
retu rn ed from Mt. Angel w here
they spent the holidays visiting r e l­
atives and friends.
E lb e rt B u tler is spending a few
days at home w ith his p aren ts, Mr.
and Mrs. I. W. B utler.
A C hristm as d inner w as given by
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. H all a t w hich
w ere p rese n t a sister, Mrs. K.
B jorndal, her d au g h ter L illian and
son R ichard, and Mrs. H all's p a r ­
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Dahm.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. P resto n and
d au g h ters Lucile and M yrta, Mr.
and Mrs. George Nelson and son
Eldon, all of Bonneville, w ere N?w
Y ear's day visitors of Mr. and Mrs
W alter Edlem an.
Mr. F itch of P o rtlan d visited on
C hristm as and New Y ear's w ith his
friend J. D. Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. W right and chil
dren, Lucile, Alice and B u ster cf
G resham ,
w ere
recen t dinner
g u ests of h er p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs.
J. D. Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Langyon cf
P o rtlan d visited at th e H a'.'tead
home Monday evening.
A ny h a t in th e h ouse fo r
Auto F re ig h t T erm in al
Portland, Phone EAat 2304
$2.95
Start the Neu’ Year Right!
Trade at 20th Century Stores. A Total
of 7 cents saved on one purchase! Sav­
ings are just a matter of percentage—
Every woman know s the result of Thrift.
Every customer at 20th Century Stores
is cashing in. Seven cents is seven cents.
Is it yours! It should be!
Money Savers Sat, and Mon., Jan. 8 and 10
Qf.,
MII.K—Libby’s— The n e a re st to fresh
cream —T all cans, 4 f o r ......................... O t / L
GIL— Shum Slium —A highly refined vegetable
oil from the E ast Indies—U nsurpassed
for m aking M ayonnaise—Qt. c a n . . . . T O v
1
L A Kit— F resh in b u lk — I t’s p ure
3 p o u n d s........................................................
55c
SHORTENING— In b ulk— P u rely vege­
table— 3 p o u n d s............................................ 49c
SIIKI MP—A m erican Beauty— L atest
pack. No. 1 cans, 3 f o r ............................. 39c
ASPARAGUS— L ibby's Salad P oints
(S h o rt T ips— 1 lb. c a n s ............................. 24c
3 f o r ........................... 69c
SODA CRACKERS—T h ey ’re "Tru Blu"
F re sh and Crisp— P o u n d ......................... 15c
3 lb s............................ 43c
S l.lt Eli B E E P—"C ream ed, and served on to ast
m akes a tasty luncheon d ish ”—
2As-oz. ja rs , 2 f o r ....................................... —i’)C
In o u r h a t d e p a rtm e n t a re
sm all, d o s e fittin g tarn s o r t u r ­
b a n s a n d la rg e b rim h a ts in a
sp len d id a s s o rtm e n t of colors.
V alues up to $7.50.
Any v elo u r liat in th e h o u se ...........
»2.95
All F re n c h felts to be closed out at
»1.95
Lundquist
Truck Line
22c
43c
69c
33c
65c
HONEY—New crop— E x tra lrg. com bs.
2 . f o r .........................
Gresham, Phone 1201
7
Economy Builders
R ent o u r Jo h n so n 's floor w axer
and polisher. We also have Jo h n ­
son's wax. liquid or paste. L. L.
K idder Hdw. Co., phone 1421.—Adv.
Our cleaning is different; you
will be satisfied. Let us prove it.
P eter L enard. We call and deliver.
-Adv.
HATS
FOOD
PAM A K E FLOCK— S p erry s
No. 10 s a c k s ...........................
WASHING MACHINE SOAP—P eets
L arg e p k g s..........................................
fo r.
COCOA—H ershey'a— "T he children like
it for b rea k fa st"— As-lb. c a n ...................
4 1 " 1 IL
„
27c
2 for.
TOMATO SOUP-—C am pbell’s, of course
3 cans ..........................................................
25c
PEAS— S tan d ard —of good flavor but not quite
as te n d er as th e fancy peas—
Q Q /»
3 can s ........................................................
APPLE BUTTER—Libby's— D elicious
on Hot B iscuits— 1-lb. cans, 2 f o r . ..
STARCH—Amaizo Corn or Gloss
1-lb. packages, 3 f o r .............................
GELATIN— Royal—T ru e fru it flavors
3 packages ................................................
CORN — Del Monte T iny K ernel— Sweet
and ten d er—2 c a n s .................................
OOC
25c
25c
25c
35c
ADIRONDACK SYRUP— P u re Cane and Maple
Made in th e foothills of the A diron-
dacks. F ull q u a rt can.
CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP—P u re soap— Q Q p
all th ru — 10 b a r s .......................................
OOL
ft A I
FLOCK—Crown or F ish ers Blend—
49-lb s a c k s ...........................................
2.03
K err's Bost P a te n t. . . .
CO FFEE—20th C entury—T he last w ord in
Coffee excellence— Hot out of our R oaster
today—hot on your tab le tom orrow
Ground to your order. P ound.
47c
$1.38
3 pounds.
PORTLAND
WAY POINTS
GRESHAM
COATS
O ne lot of c o a ts in brow n, ta n , grey, blue a n d plaids,
sizes up to 40, re g u la r price $ 10.75 to $19.50.
C le a ra n c e sa le price
Local and Long D istance
Moving
M0.95
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N O T IC E
SILK DRESSES
A sp len d id a sso rtm e n t in n e a rly all sh a d e s to choose
from . E sp e c ia lly priced fo r th is sale a t
$10.95
Every garment marked dawn regardless of cost
these attractive
The Ladies’Shoppe
NEW PRICES
Gresham
I ‘hone 2081
on the most beautiful
CHEVROLET
Your Savings Account
in Chevrolet history
Deposits m ade oil or before the tilth will draw
interest as from Ja n u a ry 1st.
R O A D STER
TOURING
COACH
. CO U PE
$670
$670
$716
$777
SEDAN
LANDAU
1-Ton C hassis
1£-T C hassis
$8-19
$800
$670
$100
Lest You Forget— Do It Now !
M ake th a t c o n te m p la te d deposit io draw
from J n n u u ry 1st. O pen th a t new S av in g s
today. You c a n ’t do it tom orrow T o m o rro w
here. T oday is h e re M ake use of it. M ake
posit and get s ta rte d .
in te re st
A ccount
is n e v e r
th a t d e ­
And an entirely new model with rumble seat
$
w heels, balloon
Sport Cabriolet di8C sta w
e ard l9, equipm
balIoon ent tlres
n h
d e
Balloon tires and disc w heels are standard equipm ent
on all pleasure ears. Balloon tires on the truck m odels.
All p rices quoted delivered.
/ per cent Interest an Saving*
FIRST STATE BANK
Walter W. Metzger
f f am raf T*-»«
A Strong Hank
GRESHAM. OREGON
SALES
P h o n e 1st» I
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