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t PAGE FOUR GRESHAM OUTLOOK, TUESDAY, NOYEMBCB 8, 1JW7 M ary E lizabeth G ossett, aged 6 P re p aratio n s a re going forw ard I had her an k le sprained W ednesday actively for th e A rm istice Day on th e g rad e school playgrounds dance to be given F rid ay evening [ w hen h e r foot w as caught u nder a by th e A rem e club in th e Masonic — —~ ~ ~ ~ ~ board, one end of w hich w as at- hall. T he Arem e club dances are (See additional locals on page 1) ,i|('I»ed to a swing. She was able to alw ays of a high o rd er and the T he delivery of a Dodge B ro th e rs’ re tu rn to school today. usual good tim e is assu red by the six sedan w as m ade by Brockw ay ( D. M. R oberts, who was tak en to p atro n s of th e affair. All A rem e & Nelson, local dealers, to Wm. „ . _ . ,, , „ Good S am aritan hospital T uesday club m em bers and th e ir friends are A nderson, of G resham , on S a tu r invited. nig h t suffering from urem ic poison day. Brockw ay & Nelson also r e Mr. and Mrs. L. P. M anning, Mr ing, is rep o rted to be doing very p o rt the delivery la st week of a well, and it is expected he w ill be and Mrs. John Bliss, Mrs. J. H G raham Bros.’ one-ton tru c k , with rem oved from th e hospital to his Metzger, Mrs. C arrie Powell and farm body, to K. T am ura, a farm er her g ran d d a u g h ter G ertru d e Lee of home som etim e d u rin g the week. living east of G resham . G resham , Mrs. R ichard Beadle and A d au g h ter was born to Mr. and T he re g u la r all-day m eeting of Mrs. Jam es McRain of G illis w ere th e G resham g range will be held Mr8' Dewey Glbbs on Sunday m orn- included in th e guests p resen t S at R aturday a t th e g ran g e hall. At ing’ but ,h e llttle one ,lid n o t 8Ur- urday evening when the b irth d ay th e le ctu re hour Interestin g slides v*ve- In term e n t w as m ade in of D. D. Ja ck w as celeb rated a t his w ill be shown. G resham cem etery. Mr. and Mrs. home n ea r P o rtlan d , th e affair be Gibbs live on th e K ane road ea st of ing an en tire su rp rise to him. T he Junior-senior high school G resham . L unch w as served and a social tim e p a rty given F riday evening in the gym nasium w as a decided success Mrs. A rth u r Johnson of S eattle enjoyed d u rin g th e evening. Among in every detail. T here w as a fine wus ® w eek-end visitor a t th e home m any pleasing gifts received by Mr. atten d a n ce of stud en ts and nearly ° f her sister-in -law Mrs. D . IL I lack was th e order for a new su it Our prices w ill m ake a stron g ap p eal to you all m em bers of the faculty w ere Weintz. Mrs. Johnson, who w as a <>f clothes on a G resham clo th ier present. D elicious refresh m en ts Rfd Cross n u rse during the W orld presen ted by Mr. Ja ck s children A savin g o f from $ 5 to $ 1 0 is assu red . w ere served. A m usical num ber l W ar, is receiving m edical tre a t- and his g ran d d a u g h ter Alice. The w hich w as g rea tly ap preciated w as m ent at the V ete ran s’ hospital in Ja c k fam ily form erly resided in the vicinity of Scenic. T he su rp rise given by F ilipino boys on stringed P ortland. in stru m e n ts. I Mr. a n j Qeorge L ane are be- w as sponsored by frien d s and m em D. M. Cathey is engaged in c a r- ing co n g ratu lated or» the b irth of bers of th e N eighbors of W oodcraft. The local W. C. T. U. is p rep arin g p en ter w ork on the H illc rest farm an 8% -pound son who arriv ed at n ear Sandy. H e has been building ; th eir hom e F rid ay evening. The an u n u su ally in te restin g program a new dairy barn and m aking other baby has been nam ed W illiam for its m eeting to be held T h u rs im provem ents on th e place. ' George. day aftern o o n at 2:30 at th e home of Mrs. M. J. A llshouse. A round table A rm istice Day peace discus sion will be a featu re of th e a fte r noon. A vocal solo will he rendered by Mrs. Lois E lse H alld o rsso n of P o rtlan d , and a piano solo by Miss D orothy Cooper. T h ree book re //« /X , views are being p rep ared , “The M ontessiro M other” by Mrs. H. H. O tt; "P a re n ts and C hildren," A n gelo P a trl, by Mrs. A nnabel K irk wood; and “The T rend of the T eens,” O'Shea, by Mrs. C arl Shultz. T here will also be a q u es Powell Street, Gresham Phone 1331 tion box on m a tte rs p erta in in g to M E N ’S W E A R SH O ELS m o th ers’ problem s. T he afternoon H a rt S c h a ffn e r A. M arx program will be u n d er th e lead er G R E SH A M ship of Mrs. M ark N ickerson, su C lo th c ra ft C lothes <8 p erin ten d en t of the ch ild ’s w elfare He «2 dep artm en t. R efresh m en ts w ill be <f served by th e a ssista n t hostesses Mrs. Jack so n Jones, Miss Cora <8 "G ran d m a" M ary F au g h t has G reen and Mrs. Fred Fieldhouse. gone to V ancouver, W ashington, <8 The larg e fram e house recen tly for a visit with h er son. She may <8 p urchased by D. C. Ely and moved rem ain for some tim e. G randm a <8 from its location on Second stre e t F aught is 93 y ears of age and has <8 near Main, to Hood avenuq be been ca rin g for h erse lf In Ijer tw een F o u rth and F ifth, is now in rooms in th e Bent house on T hird <8 place and m akes a good ap p e ar street. «2 j ^ very family ought to give at ance, due to the care witli w hich it <8 Mrs. A. B. Wood of th e P ipe Line was moved. T he m oving of th e Cz least one formal dinner during road w as in G resham on business «2 house w as co nsiderable of an u n <8 the winter. ((Gleaming silver plate d ertak in g . T he fam ily occupying yesterday, m aking arran g e m en ts for an indefinite absence. She left <8 it, Mr. and Mrs. C harles L am bert, on immaculate linen is a picture th is m orning for M ontara, C alifo r rem ained In the house w hile it w as <8 nia, w here she w ill visit Mrs. S. B th a t lingers in memory like a on its journey. <8. M cK inney. Among th e m a rriag e licenses lis t <8t charming play. (( We have silver The S. E. circle of the M ethodist ed a few days ago in P o rtlan d p a <8 Ladit-s Aid will m eet on W ednes ware and plate at extremely pers appeared th e nam es of A lbert day, N ovember 9, w ith Mrs. C. J. <8 Lew is of G resham and Miss Regina moderate prices L undquist. P o t-lu ck lunch w ill be <8 $<> H intz of P o rtlan d , also Jo h n H, enjoyed a t noon and the aftern o o n <8 Stout of Brightw ood and Miss So will be spent in w orking. <8 So T helm a J. W illiam s of Gresham . Mrs. E lsie Cogswell received a The G resham hox factory, of <8 So teleg ram on S atu rd ay m orning an - j <8 So w hich P. F. Felt is th e m anager, nouneing th e death of her 6-year- lias been enlarged to seven tim es <8 old grandson In D etroit, M ichigan, So its Pow ell S tre e t G resh am , Ore. fo rm er rap a city anil new m a «2 So chinery is being in stalled to take afte r a few days' illn ess from to n <2 So c a re of th e in creasin g tra d e in silitis. Comr oui E zra Thom as has been im paneled <81 So b erry hallocks and boxes. A veneer ofthi. KITCHEN to serve as a ju ro r on th e Novem ing m achine w hich saw s up a log live feet in length and 52 inches In ber term of tlie M ultnom ah county diam eter has been installed. T his circu it court. Mrs. W. E. B ronson is assistin g m achine not only cu ts the veneer I for the hallocks. hut tu rn s out the at tlie Newberg Packing & P roduce hox shook com plete. T he m achine com pany store. An in te re stin g display may be form erly in use here would take but 25-inch length m ateria l 24 seen in th e w indow s of A. W. Metz You have only until November 15th to make inches in diam eter. Mr. Felt says ger * C om pany's sto re, cotton bolls jo u r old stove do its last and greatest service for and seed, picked hy^Mrs. C h riste n s lie co n sid ers th a t his factory has you Select one of our new, modern, up-to-the- passed beyond the ex perim ental H um ason w hile v isitin g her son in minute stage and for th e com ing y ear he T exas and brought back by her to 111,11,1- a * o p p o rtu n ity of s o - | has set the goal at 200,000 crates, - as ag ain st 38,000 cra te s m ade last ing cotton as it grow s. Shown w ith the bolls a re sev eral p ro d u cts of year. cotton seed w hich are in use in Raymond Htiuiasou of P o rtlan d th o u san d s of homes. spent Sunday with his m other Mrs. Mrs. W ilbur T hom pson of Oak ELECTRIC RANGES C h risten s H um ason. Ridge, Oregon, is visitin g a t the As a coal c o n su m e r, you. Mr. R e a d e r, h a v e no Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Page and home of her p a re n ts Mr. and Mrs. and youl! receive a liberal allowance on the old HOTPOINT d au g h ter Ada Marie of Bend spent doubt been dissiitislled from y e a r to year, w ith th e A. M. W ilkinson and her h u sb an d 's stove you're now using. This applies to stoves RANGES the week end w ith Mrs. P age’s sis o b je c tio n a b le fe a tu re s of som e coals. If it w a s n ’t and ranges of all types. p aren ts Dr. and Mrs A. Thom pson. -have electric auto ter Mrs. .1. E. T aylor an d fam ily on c lin k e rs, it w as stick y , s trin g y soot, a n d if it w a sn 't matic heat and time the S tanley road (a ril of Thanks. control. o n e o r both, you found it difficult if not im p o ssib le to A wonderful opportunity for your home to be W e wish to th a n k our frien d s and M. B. Splaw n and C harles M. —have improved speed come equipped with the most modern, efficient hold o r m a in ta in a tire in y o u r h e a te r; in fact, you Splaw ti witli th eir fam ilies have relativ es for the sym pathy and units fo r quicker help accorded us In th e illn ess and type of electric range! Sizes and styles here for w ere lite ra lly " b u rn in g up m o n ey .” cooking. retu rn ed from Yfljcinta w here they death of our beloved w ife and every kitchen. -a re as easy to clean have been picking apples. They m other. Mrs. B ertha M attson, and A nthracite coal is a d m itte d ly th e best of fuels, hut, as a china plate. for th e beautiful floral offerings. rep o rt an enjoyable time. —have o v e r s i z e d because of its p ro h ib itiv e price it is out of rea c h for F red M attson. N o rm an It. Sm ith, Payable on the most convenient terms. J Mrs. Beata Hayes, accom panied ovens for la r g e E dgar B. Sm ith, Mrs. C lara th e m a jo rity of us but, h e re is a coal, w hich h as by Mr. and Mrs. Mason of P o rt fowl*. 1 E m ra. Mrs. Mabel Schm itz, , p ra c tic a lly nil of th e c h a ra c te ris tic s of A n th ra c ite land. called on her sister Mrs. Mrs. B ertha Timm ons. C h risten s H um ason Sunday. coal. U T A H -G R A M ) COAL is low in v o latile s, th e *<a»0 I.adics’ Kalil Coats. £1.95. Mrs E ttsel Jones of B rem erton soot p ro d u cin g d e m e n ts . I l A I I - G i i W I t (’RAI, T hese p o p u lar ra in coats In all md Miss Ada McCool and Mrs. w anted colors reduced from $7.50 m a k e s no s trin g y soot. U T A II-G K A M ) CO V I. h a s no Mary L aC lair of S eattle w ere re to $4.95. A ylsw orth & M artin.—Ad. p y rite s of iro n o r gypsum , an d th e re fo re , does n o t in cent calle rs nt the home of Mrs. New and USED c a rs on display at ju re y o u r g ra te s , am i m ak es no c lin k e rs. I T A II- Pearl Mack m il her fath e r F ran k fair grounds. Get a salesm an at Jones. Miss McCool w as on her our office hi the F irst S tate Bank («If 1 \ P COAL is h a rd , th e re fo re , la s ts lo n g er and is ELECTRIC jfb ELECTR’ •LD O . way to San F rancisco w here she building on F irst stree t. S h earer- easily c o n tro lle d . C T A II-U ltA M I COAL b u rn s up to will be em ploye,' in th e g o v ern Bacon C hevrolet Co., G resham 1941. Phone SOI P o w ell St. Gfesham a clean fluffy ash . In o th e r w ords, at a b itu m in o u s —Adv. ment hospital. Gresham Locals To Men and Voung Men Thoroughly good workmanship and an ample range of well chosen fabrics contribute their share toward making our suits and overcoats for men and young men desirable. OVERCOATS SUITS STUDENT SUITS. ANNOUNCEMENT I have bought the hemstitching machine and business of Mrs. Carrie Hansen, and will continue to serve her patrons in the same satis factory manner at my place of'business. *15 to *40 *25 to *50 *15 to *25 Furnishings and Shoes to go with the Clothes Elizabeth’s Frock Shoppe W. Give lied Trading Stamps SILVER PLATE ¡or FORMAL DINNERS jH e n lrv ’s J e to e lr p £ > to rt / in a little more than a week -our special offer ends AN APPEAL to “Coal” Reasoning X PORTLAND COM PANY price, you m ay secu re I T A l l - t l l t AM ) COAL. w ith m ost of th e A n th ra c ite c h a ra c te ris tic s . You have trie d th em a ll fo r y e a rs, se e k in g th e q u a litie s we claim . W e o n ly ask you to try it an d be convinced, ju st a s th o u sa n d s o f o th e rs a re now e n th u s ia stic a lly p ro c la im in g IT A II-G K A M ) " T h e Best Coal on the M a rk e t.” Demand I TAII-GKAMt COM It is labeled for your protection. DISTRIBUTED BY Walrad Mercantile Co. Alfred lia in u ia r Is doing as well as can be expected since his o p era tion for sin u s tro u b le on F riday of last w eek at the Eye. F ar, Nose and T h ro at hospital In P o rtland. He still suffers considerable pain from the ailm ent Mr. and Mrs. Ed. R oberts of W elches spent »he past day or two in G resham looking afte r business and visiting w ith relatives. G resham F uel Co. Wood, Coal, Briqueta » P R O M P T S E R V IC E Ir m e o r a r v I'h o n * t i l l Meriden Pocket Knives. Meet every req u irem en t. Kidder Hdwe. Co., G resham . B attery Service. Window Cleaning. For expert window cleauing se* A g u ara n tee d b attery foT $3 or $4 8. ith J and your old one. C harging. 50c. „ T ajlm „ a, or _ leave o rd ers w --------- Ross Brown. G resham , phone 2601 Powell Valley a t »2d street. Phone TAbor 0284 a fte r 7 p. m Adv. I will agalu offer lovely h an d k er (’ «»ranteesl House P e ro ra tin g , chiefs of various m a teria ls for r o r painting, paper banging, tin t C hristm as g if s . Mrs. P earl Mack. * W in ter rates. Call H. G. An G reshant, phone 96x.—Adv. tf * r ‘>w- G resham 894.— Adv. I \ honor of the heroes, living and dead, * who made Armistice Day possible, this -tore will be closed all day November 11, Amiistice Dav. For t hrlMma« (lifts. G. nulne C hevrolet P arts. S hear- S eam y new stock of (all sam ples I «’«’-Bacon C hevrolet Co., G resham In S p irella sto ck in g s and under- 1941.—Adv. w ear, O rders may be tak en a t ----------------------- W hite Way or w ill call at your In su ra n ce funds for farm Ioans, home evenings. Mrs. E tta Hoover, No com m ission or brokerage. Very phone J . 67.—Adv. .e a s y term s. B. W. T h o rn e.—Adv. Hepp’s Racket Store Lovely (lift Handkerchiefs. G R ESH A M . OREGON