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
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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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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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GRESHAM OCTLOOK. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER
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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.
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