Gresham Locals
E vangelist Booth-Clibborn, who
was scheduled to preach at th e U n­
denom inational tem ple Sunday a f­
ternoon, was unavodiably detained
and his wife spoke in his stead.
Mrs. Booth-Clibborn was in G resh­
am some m onths age and spoke a t
th e tem ple, w here her serm ons
w ere m uch appreciated.
A num ber from G resham are re g ­
u la rly attending th e Bulgin m e et­
ings w hich a re in pro g ress a t F o s­
te r road and 67th stre e t S. E., in
P o rtlan d . A m ost in te restin g d is­
course w as given S atu rd ay when
Dr. Bulgin delivered his fam ous
lecture, "T he Folks in H om espun
o r th e W hite M ountaineers of th e
S outh.” On th e evening previous
several hundred people w ere u n ­
able to gain en tra n ce to th e ta b e r­
nacle. Standing room m any eve­
nings is a t a premftim.
Mrs. W endall Cleveland and ch il­
dren V irginia and H ow ard spent
th e A rm istice Day week end at th e
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. C harles
Cleveland. C harles Cleveland of
L ew iston, Idaho, w as a recent
guest a t th e home of his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. V irgil H ascall, who
w ere m arried la st T uesday evening
a t the hom e of the bride's p aren ts
Mr. and Mrs. F red B echill, w ere
given a reception F rid ay evening in
P o rtlan d at th e home of Mr. and
Mrs. S tew art Seeley. T he evening
w as sp e n t in dancing, and re fre sh ­
m ents w ere served. Mr. and Mrs.
H ascall left Sunday for th e ir home
at Pilot Rock, Oregon.
G eorge H ayden has a double g a r ­
age u nder constru ctio n on his prop­
erty at T hird and Kelly.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Mealey and
fam ily w ent to W alla W alla, W ash­
ington, for a visit w ith the fo rm e r’s
b ro th er and fam ily over the la st
week end. They also called on old
friends a t Milton, Oregon. Lyle
Mason had charge of the jew elry
store on S aturday.
E ditor H. L. St. C lair has r e ­
tu rn ed to his w ork a t the Outlook
office a fte r several d ays’ absence on
account of illness.
.1. T. H o rr was brought W ednes­
day from Good S am aritan hospital
w here he recently u n derw ent an
operation. He is convalescing at
his hom e in a sa tisfac to ry m anner.
Mrs. F. E. B atchelor is asssistin g
at th e Radio E le ctric shop.
C. D. Heddin of Buell, Idaho, has
purchased th e four-acre tr a c t of
Andrew B rugger on B irdsdale road.
He will probably build on the p ro p ­
erty during the com ing w inter. The
sale of th e .a c re a g e w as negotiated
through E lkington A Brown,
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge S p rag u er of
Oregon City w ere the guests S u n ­
day of Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k G illett.
Mr. G illett and Mrs. S p raguer are
b ro th er nnd sister.
Among those who w ere a t E u ­
gene d uring the past week to a t­
tend the U niversity of O regon’s
home com ing and the big football
gam e betw een the U. of O. and
O. A. C. on F riday w ere Mr. and
Mrs. A rth u r D ow sett, Mr. and Mrs.
B. A. M iller, Mr. and Mrs. D. H.
Van Dusen, Dr. G eorge M allett, W.
D. K inder, Mrs. Vida Stubbs and
Miss F ra n ce s W elling.
O ut of tow n guests la st week at
th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. L. P.
M anning were Mr. and Mrs. R. T.
; Sherw ood and d au g h ter M arjorie of
P o rtlan d who visited T uesday a f­
ternoon and evening. Mr. S h er­
wood, a nephew of Mrs. M anning,
has been a m usician in th e Circle
th e a te r o rc h e stra for th e past 15
j years. A rm istice Day d in n er guests
w ere Miss M ary H en d rick s of P o rt­
land, a te ac h er in th e Brooklyn
school, and Mrs. Vivian G ray, a
, te ac h er in th e grad e school at Mo­
lalla. Both ladies a re g randnieces
of Mrs. M anning. Mrs. Jam es S taf­
ford of Sum ner, W ashington, w as
also a ca lle r F rid ay at the M anning
home. L. H. M anning of P o rtlan d
visited S unday w ith his p aren ts.
T he civil cases, w hich appeared
to be grow ing out of th e m a tte r of
a m ortgaged patch of potatoes in
exchange for an autom obile from
th e H essel Im plem ent com pany,
w ere b ro u g h t to a h alt Monday In
d istric t c o u rt w hen they w ere o r­
dered tabled Indefinitely by th e d is­
tric t atto rn ey . It is not know n Just
w hen, if a t all, th e th ree cases will
be b ro u g h t up for consideration.
The G resham R ebekah lodge en ­
te rtain e d 41 visiting R ebekahs from
E stacad a, also th e M ountain View
Rebekah lodge of P o rtlan d la st eve­
ning at its reg u la r session. V isit­
ing m em bers of the E stacad a lodge
conferred th e R ebekah degree on
two can d id ates of th e local o rg an i­
About 100 w ere p rese n t in
j zation.
all from th e th re e lodges and a
m ost enjoyable evening spent. A
banquet follow ed th e in itiation.
D. M. R oberts, w ho w as bro u g h t
hom e from Good S am aritan h o sp ital
sev eral days ago, w as tak en back
S unday in a serio u s condition. R e­
p o rts from th e hospital in d icate
th a t th e re h as been some im prove-
m en t and his recovery is hoped for.
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1927
Farmer’s Plan.
We a re now able to give you
special finance te rm s on New and
Used cars. Shearer-B acon Chev­
ro let Co., G resham .—Adv.
his balance, fallin g ag a in st th e axe.
He will probably be laid up for a
week as the re su lt of th e accident.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Gibbs and
d au g h ter F ran ces w ere
dinner
guests S unday of Mr. and Mrs. Jno.
S trebin who live ea st of G resham .
T he dinner w as planned in honor
of Mr. S tre b in ’s birthday. Bobby
Gibbs has been spending a week
w ith his g ran d p a re n ts Mr. and Mrs. |
F. M. M ew hirter a t Newberg.
Mrs. F red S outhard and son E d­
w ard left F rid ay to m ake th eir
home in P o rtlan d , w here Miss G er­
tru d e S o u th ard has been living for
som e tim e past. T hey have rented
th eir house on Main stre e t to Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. A llm on and Mr. and
Mrs. D. II. Van Dusen. Messrs.
Allm on and Van D usen are the
m em bers of th e new ly-organized
G resham F uel com pany w ith head­
q u a rte rs at the form er site of the
E astm an planing mill near th e Mt.
Hood depot.
R. E. Cannon and son Ja c k spent
the A rm istice Day w eek end at
W aldport w here they have a cabin.
The sea is rep o rted as a m ost in te r­
esting sig h t a t th is tim e of the
year.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Sheely w ere
in G resham Monday evening g re e t­
ing old frien d s and atten d in g to
m a tte rs of business. They slated
th at th e ir son Wesley had th e m is­
fortu n e to b reak his leg la st W ed­
nesday. He and an o th er boy w ere
engaged in w restlin g w hen in some
m an n er he fell, w ith the re su lt of a
fra ctu red bone.
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New
Silverware
For your
THANKSGIVING
DINNER
POW ELL ST R E E T
Phone 1411
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STORAGE
BATTERY
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GRESHAM, OREGON
“G IV E G IF TS T H A T L A S T “
Gresham Battery&Tire Shop
Ivy F illin g S tation
Phone 1701
Vulcanizing
Battery Repairing
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PHONE 2221
W. R. HICKS CO.’S
M AIN
GRESHAM, ORE.
STREET
MONTH-END SPECIALS
Reduction Sale
New Smart
CO A TS
Buy your new full and
w inter coat at a big re­
duction.
MEN
Now you can stock up for the winter on shirt«, socks,
etc., and at special low prices. Look these over.
MEN’S FLANNEL SHIRTS. Colors, navy blue, khaki
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and d ark gray, sizes 14% to 17, ex tra special values
F a ll c o a ts in velour,
tw eed a n d n o v e lty m ix ­
tu re s ,
trim m e d
w ith
m an d e l a n d m oufflon
a n d V ie n n a fox, a ll sizes
14 to 44.
EAN< Y PI.AID BLANKETS. #X31>. N ashua Suprem e
fancy plaid blankets. Comeg in gold, rose, blue, gray,
ta n and lavender. Size 66 x 80, w eight
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about 3% pounds. Special value, p air.
3 p airs fo r.
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Ekstrom Truck Service
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79.75
KNOCK-OUT WORK SHIRTS, 2 for $1.85. Men's w ork sh irts
m ade from tw o oxen cheviot, e x tra heavy for w inter w ear, two
pockets, co at style, an e x tra value a t $1.00,
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HEADLIGHT SOX, 6 pair for $1.00. H eadlight sox a re made
for the m an who w an ts long service for little money. H ead­
lights are m ade from a two th rea d e x tra heavy combed cotton
y arn and a re gu aran teed for service. R egularly (? t A A
priced at 19c, 2 for 35c, m onth-end specials, 6 pairs » p l . v U
MEN’S ALL LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, fi for $1.00, nicely hem ­
stitched borders, reg u la rly sells for 25c each, for
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our m onth-end special, 6 f o r ............................................ »pi , v U
Tor Your Comfort
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Gresham
Walrad Mercantile Co.
T im e to R e tirffif
itkalcv's Jctoelvp &tore
COTTON SH E E T BLANKETS. $1.7». F irs t q uality
Of cute Of the m ill's best lilanket. Comes in g ray and
tan . asso rted fancy borders,
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See o u r w indow
Blankets
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We re speaking of UTAH-GRAND
COAL. Clean, because it makes NO
STRINGY SOOT. Bright, because
UTAH-GRAND is full of life and
makes a bright, hot fire. Like A nthra­
cite, because it is HARD, LASTS
LONGER and is easily CONTROLL­
ED. Don’t wait for another advance
in price, but buy UTAH-GRAND
COAL NOW. Phone your dealer
SERVICE STATION
You will find in our store the
newest designs in Silverware.
$23.7$ Coats
now priced at..
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Like Anthracite
W ith y o u r d in n e r t h a t sim p ly m ust be th e m a s te r ­
piece of th e y e a r— e n jo y th e th rill of som e new s ilv e r­
w a re to c e le b ra te th e day.
$19.50 Coats
now priced at..
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CLEAN-BRIGHT
G enuine C hevrolet P a rts. S hear-
' er-B acon C hevrolet Co., G resham
1941.—Adv.
S P E C I A L COMMUNICA-
TION of G resham Lodge No.
152 A. F. & A. M. in Masonic
hall, G resham , W ednesday evening,
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. W a lte rs left
November 16. W ork in the F. C.
th is m o rning for San F rancisco. |
Degree.
F or real estate loans see or call
A. W. METZGER, W. M.
T hey expect to spend
several
B. W. T horne.—Adv.
W. L. GORSAGE. Sec y.
m onths, possibly th e e n tire w in ter !
in San F ran cisco and o th e r C ali­
fo rn ia cities.
Mrs. Mary E. S toutenberg of
Je n n e road w est of G resham is re ­
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covering from in ju ries received
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about a m onth ago w hen she fell on
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a pile of lum ber, w’hen she was
A ch an g e has been m ade in th e 1
considerably bruised and shaken
in te rio r of th e shop of the Radio
up.
E le ctric com pany. The re a r of the
K arl .7. H agberg re p o rts th e re ­
room has been very a rtistic a lly j
cent sale of the 5-acre place of Mrs.
m ade into a radio p arlo r w here th e i
M ary K. Unis on P alm blad road
A tw ater K ent and R adiola a re fea­
so u th e ast of G resham to M att
tu red . A good p ro g ram is on the
H aney of P o rtlan d , who will im m e­
a ir m uch of th e tim e and g rea tly I
diately im prove th e place by p u t­
enjoyed by p atro n s of th e shop.
ting up m odern buildings. He will
T he Royal N eighbors will m eet
m ake his home there.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Je n n in g s have at th e hom e of Mrs. Minnie W yant
moved from the Beadle house on T h u rsd ay evening, November 17.
R oberts avenue to th e Heiney T hose w ishing to go a re requested
house located on th e co rn er of Rob­ to m eet a t G len D avidson's sto re at
7:30 p. m.
e rts avenue and F o u rth street.
Mrs. R ussell Akin w as tak en to
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. T u rn e r have
as th e ir house guests Mr. and Mrs. Good S am aritan hospital la st Wed- 1
nesday evening, and th e follow ing
John G revlich of Pendleton.
R obert McDonald su stain ed a bad m orning u n d erw en t a m ajor o p era­
cut on th e rig h t an k le S atu rd ay a f­ tion from w hich she is convalesc- j
ternoon as th e re su lt of com ing in ing rapidly. H er m other, Mrs. S. C. :
contact w ith an axe, wielded by Jones, is ca rin g for h er ch ild ren at
V ernon Boufford in cu ttin g up the th e Jo n es hom e w est of G resham .
S atu rd ay evening supply of wood. Mrs. Akin w ill not be perm itted to
Young McDonald w as sittin g on his receive an y c a lle rs before next ,
bicycle w hen it tipped and he lost week.
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(DTTON BATTS, tw o com forter size for $1.75. Two
pound cotton b a tt com forter size, opens up 72 x 90,
m ade of all new cotton,
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a special value a t .............................................
Two fo r.
$1.75
PEQUOT STAMPED PILLOW SLIPS, 95c. 42-lnch
pequot stam ped and hem stitched pillow slips in a
variety of th e latest designs.
.Month-end sp e c ia l........................................... 3»)C