Gresham outlook., November 22, 1927, Page 4, Image 4

GRESHAM OUTLOOK, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1927
PAGE FOCK
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. W. Brow n e n ­
te rtain ed over n ig h t S aturday Mr.
FIRST COMMUNITY LETTER.
and Mrs. W alter P ihl of Eugene,
T he first com m unity le tte r for
form erly in th e ir em ploy a t G resh ­
th e holiday Outlook has been
am, Miss A nna H am ilton of P o rt­
received from Mrs. J. M. Brophy
land and H arry and Allen H am il­
T hanksgiving Day, w hich is a
of the C ottrell com m unity. The
ton of Eugene. E a rlie r in th e eve­
national holiday, will be observed
le tte r is com m endable, covering
ning th e g u ests attended th e Bor-
by th e local postofilce as such, th e
a wide ran g e of neighborhood
ing-Moflit n u p tials a t th e Monta-
w indow s rem aining closed thro u g h ­
in terests, and is w ell w ritten.
'Villa M ethodist church.
out the day. The m orning m all wili
T he p rom ptness of th e c o rre s­
T
he
condition
of
Mrs.
R
ussell
be distributed as usual to the
pondent is g rea tly ap p reciated
Akin, who recen tly u n d erw en t an
boxes.
and it is hoped th a t m any o th er
operation a t Good S am aritan hos­
sim ilar le tte rs w ill be in hand
F. A. Miller w ent to Kennewick, pital, is considered very sa tisfa c ­
w ithin th e next w eek or two.
W ashington, F riday on business, to ry and she expects to be removed
th
e
la
tte
r
p
a
rt
of
th
is
week
to
the
re tu rn in g th e follow ing day.
home of her h u sb an d 's sister Mrs.
J. E. G askill has gone to L ong­
Mrs. J. A. H opper is slow ly r e ­
E dw ard D rake in P o rtlan d . Mrs. view w here he has secured em ploy­
covering from in ju ries to her righ t
Akin w ill rem ain th e re a few days m ent for th e w inter. H is fam ily
shoulder w hich she sustained two
before being bro u g h t to h er home will join him th e re in the near
weeks ago when she tripped on a
in G resham .
future.
rug in her hom e and fell. An X-
W. A. H essel drove to Yakima,
Mrs. A. E. K essler of Sherwood,
ray revealed th a t the shoulder bone
had been slivered. She has been W ashington. S atu rd ay , retu rn in g Oregon, w as in G resham today on
suffering greatly ever since th e a c ­ the follow ing day, th e trip being business.
one of com bined business and
Much in te rest is being tak en In
cident.
pleasure.
W hile on th e trip he th e fath e r and son g ath erin g w hich
S tanley and Lee W ilkins of New­
saw th e scene of the fatal accident will be held at th e Masonic
po rt and Mrs. H ow ard Breedlove
of S atu rd ay m orning, when a col­ hall on F riday evening of th is
and d aughter Jean of T aft, Oregon,
lege stu d en t Mr. Gable, lost his w eek u nder th e auspfees of th e
w ere w eek-end v isitors a t the
life as the re su lt of a tru ck driving Masonic lodge. Chief Je n k in s of
home of Mr. and Mrs. George D un­
on the w rong side of the highw ay. the P o rtlan d police d ep artm en t
can.
Mr. H essel said d u rin g his trip he will be h ere w ith his fam ous q u a r­
D. M. R oberts w as brou g h t home saw m any m achines driving in th is
te t and fu rn ish m usic and th e re
Sunday from Good S am aritan hos­ ca rele ss m anner. Many potatoes will be stu n ts by pupils of both
pital and Is im proving so rapidly still rem ain u n m arketed in th e high and grade schools.
David
h is early recovery is looked for.
Y akim a valley, according to Mr. Jam es F erguson of A storia will
F. E. M iller, who some tim e ago Hessel.
Splendid w eath er p re ­ give a sh o rt address. All boys of
purchased th e house occupied by vailed over th e week-end in th e the high school, and grad e school
Mrs. Nellie O ullikson and son ('la ir valley.
boys over eight y ea rs of age are
on Maple avenue, has traded the
J. C. Brooks and Otis S trin g er, invited, also dads of any age. The
property on a large ran ch 14 m iles P o rtlan d men, w ere firfed 525 each program is being arran g e d by a
from Bend. Mr. Miller, who is a by Ju stice 0 . A. E astm an S atu rd ay com m ittee composed of G eorge F.
b ro th er of F. A. Miller on Melville on th e ch arg e of h u n tin g In the Honey, W. L. C orsage and Roy H.
farm , will occupy his farm with sta te gam e refuge. The men w ere Gibbs. The g ath erin g is called for
his family.
arre ste d by Game W arden E. II. 7:30.
The B. Y. P. U. m eeting Sunday
The W. C. T. U. w ill m eet a t the Clark.
lib rary F riday afternoon November
An en te rta in m e n t will be given evening will be a m issionary p ro ­
illu strate d
25, at 2:30. All directo rs of d ep a rt­ in R. T re b e r’s new b arn on the gram consisting of
m ents are requested to be present. Section Line road ea st of G resham songs and 75 slides show ing scenes
Mr. and Mrs. Dale S h earer of T a ­ on next S atu rd ay n ig h t to aid the incident to the w ork of th e Rev.
coma have recently moved to foreign m ission fund of the Seventh E lton Judson, the first m issionary
G resham and a re located in the Day A dventist ch u rch .
A lready to be sent out by the W illam ette
W ells house n ear Division street. 5200 have been raised by a special B aptist association to Burm a. A
Mr. S hearer is a nephew of Mrs. cam paign, but it is hoped to add at g en eral invitation is extended.
least 55o as the re tu rn s from the
M ary T etrick.
EATS I1IG STEAK AMI
Emil L. A nderson, a stu d en t at en tertain m en t.
FRIED ONIONS—NO GAS
Oregon S ta te c o lle g e , spent Sunday
A fea tu re in one of th e show
"E very tim e I ate I had te rrib le
w ith his p are n ts at Boring and was w indows of the W alrad M ercantile stom ach gas. Now, th a n k s to Ad-
com pany w hich is a ttra c tin g m uch erik a, I eat steak and fried onions
a G resham visitor on Monday.
J. T. McCulloch w as taken on atten tio n is th e beautiful night and feel fine.”— Mrs. J. Ju lian .
J u s t ONE spoonful A dlerika re ­
S aturday to Good S am a ritan hos­ dress on w hich Mrs. P earl Mack
lieves gas and th a t bloated feeling
pital for trea tm e n t for an accident won a prize of 550 in a recen t so th a t you can eat and sleep well.
w hich happened to him five weeks handw ork contest. T his w as first A cts on BOTH u pper and low er
before, when the aged man fell, prize in its class, w hich included bowel and rem oves old w aste m a t­
fra ctu rin g his hip bone. Although scores of articles. Several of Mrs. te r you never th o u g h t w as there.
No m a tte r w hat you have tried for
advised at once by fam ily and phy­ M ack's beautiful hand-m ade h an d ­ your stom ach and bowels. A dler­
kerch
iefs
are
also
on
display
in
th
e
sicians to go to the hospital. Mr.
ika will su rp rise you. G resham
Drug Company.—Adv.
McCulloch did not wish to be taken window.
Mr. and Mrs. Iv ar N. T olstead
aw ay from his home but consented
D on't delay an o th er m inute if
when his condition becam e serious. and tw o ch ild ren of Milwaukie,
you have not alread y o rdered your
He has passed his 88th birthday, Oregon, have moved to G resham T hanksgiving fowl. We have tine
and Mrs. McCulloch who Is also In and are located In th e Beadle tu rk ey s, o th er fowl, ro asts, etc.
feeble health, is 83. T heir daugh­ house on Roberts avenue. Mr. T o l­ Also ea ste rn or O lym pia oysters.
te r, Mrs. L au ra S underland of stead h as bought a h alf in te rest in O rder now!
GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
P ortland, assisted in the ca re of the G resham V eneer and Box fac­ A. J. W. Brown, Prop. Phone 1891
her fath er w hile here and Is with tory from T. F. F elt. Mrs. Em m a
llcales, of Elma, W ashington, is
him in the hospital.
Meriden Pocket Knives.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Cavanagh visiting her niece, Mrs. T olstead Meet every req u irem en t. K idder
Ildwe. Co., G resham .
w ere guests a t dinner on November for a few days.
13 at the hptne of Mr. and Mrs. W.
R. K ern In V ancouver, W ashington,
celeb ratin g th e ir b irthdays and
th a t of Mr. K ern. W hile not all
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This Car
falling on the sam e day, they are
haa
so near together / t h a t the Joint
ami »•«*•
birthday dinner has become an a n ­
nual event. Among the guests was
M D. K ern of P ortland.
V Mot<w
V R M b a lo r _
T. B. Huff, sales m anager for the
v M r a r Aate
local branch of th e P ortlan d E lec­
% T rans m isak«
tric Pow er com pany, has sold to
Buy U sed C h evrolets
the T hom as sanitarium a P aul w a­
from
C h evrolet D ealers!
te r system which will be Installed
rhy :
A» Chevrolet dealers, we
lyKatteQ___
at once.
are particularly interested used C h e v ro le ts from
I v I ipbotott y
Two lively raccoons in the, K id­
in Chevrolet performance. Chevrolet dealers! An­
vTf
We do our utm ost to make other safety factor is the
der H ardw are com pany window
V FetxUrt
every
used Chevrolet d e­ red ”O. K ." tag which we
a re fu rnishing en tertain m en t to
liver
th e d e p e n d a b le attach to the radiator cap
passersby. They are th e property
transportation for which of each reconditioned car.
of G eorge P ullen and w ere treed on
Chevrolet is famous the Look for it on the car you
buy u d KNOW that
Cedar creek in the Victory district.
world over.
you are getting superior
C urtis C. C urry, m erchandise
That'a one of the big rea- value.
m anager of W estlnghouse electric
ranges, m ad e a call at th e 1’. E P.
d istrict office at G resham Monday.
A business meeting and sm oker
of the M ultnom ah A nglers A H unt­
ers club will be held on the fifth
Q U A H ÏÏÎ A
floor of the P ythian building, 388
Yamhill stree t, Friday evening, No­
vem ber 25. at 8 o’clock. In addi­
tion to business, th ree reels of
moving p icture will be shown.
■ • ’n m n r i n r i m r i
T here are a num ber in G resham
and vicinity who are m em bers of
th is club.
M arshall E. H. Kelly w as in stru ­
m ental during the past week in re ­
storing to th e ow ner, Sidney
Thom pson
of
W hite
Salmon.
W ashington, his Chevrolet coupe
w hich w as stolen from him about
n the secret places of every
a week ago. Tile car was located
In G resham on West T hird street
woman’s heart there dwells
opposite th e D. C. Ross residence,
a love for pearls <‘ It ts in the
undam aged.
No clue has been
found as to th e thief.
pearl that we catch glimpses
C. E. K ilgore arrived Monday
ot pure beauty as n atu re
m orning from Los Angeles, called
to G resham at this tim e by the
drops tt from her rosy lingers.
death of his fath er J. C. Kilgore.
Mrs. Ixiulse S tapleton is having
one of her P ortlan d houses newly
fitted up and w ith her sister, Mrs.
E lisa Atwood, expects to occupy it
In the n ear future. Mr. and Mrs.
Shop early and leisurely at
Joseph H aley and fam ily a re p la n ­
ning to move Into the house which
Gresham Locals
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an
Mat cèunfê
Shearer-Bacon Chevrolet Co.
N a tu re's IVord fo r
Daintiness
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PROTECT CHILDREN BY
KEEPING OPEN SCHOOL
Slogan Writers!
B oards of h ealth and school di­
Here’s Your Chance rec to rs a re often a t a loss w hether
to close schools or to keep them
The E astm an Lum ber Co., re p re ­
open in th e p resence of an o u t­
senting the 515,000 slogan co n test
of the N ational L um ber M anufac­ b reak of com m unicable disease.
tu re rs association, has ju st r e ­ T he problem is not so difficult w ith
ceived w ord from h ea d q u arte rs In the m ilder infections, says Dr.
W ashington th a t 100,000 persons F red erick D. S trick er, executive
have alre ad y answ ered th e n atio n ­
se creta ry of the Oregon S tate
al ad v ertisem en t of th is contest.
Board of H ealth, as public panic in
T he lum ber industry, It Is ex ­
th e presen ce of th ese diseases is
plained, w an ts the best slogan or
seldom g re a t enough to force
m otto th a t it can get and is offer­
school closure. YVith th e co n tin ­
ing 515,000 In 57 prizes, th e first
ued high prevalence of d ip h th eria,
being 55,000. T here a re second,
sc a rle t fever or in fan tile p araly sis
th ird and fourth prizes and 50 sta te
in a com m unity, th e h ealth officials
and te rrito ria l prizes of 5100 each.
a re often obliged to
consider
Also, th e fo u rth prize Is divided in ­
w h eth er or not schools should be
to four 5500 rew ards.
closed. One m ay well ask, here,
Anybody can get all th e in fo rm a­ w hat forces h ealth a u th o rities to
tion n ecessary to en ter the contest close schools in such circu m ­
by co n su ltin g th e ad in today’s stan ces . In g en eral th e an sw er is
Outlook and reading th e in te re s t­ th e p re ssu re of public opinion.
ing little booklet en titled "T he
T he public can scarcely be b lam ­
Story of Wood”, w hich contains ed for w anting schools closed.
also the co n test app licatio n blank They have been led, for years, to
and rules. The co n test is free and believe th a t th e closing of schools
copies of "T he Story of Wood" and w ould stop an o u tb reak of con­
e x tra co n test b lan k s may be ob­ tagious disease. School su p e rin ­
tained at the E astm an L um ber ten d en ts, how ever, are beginning
com pany's office, in G resham .
to see th a t th e closed school is not
T he Outlook hopes som eone in an efficient b a rrie r to th e spread of
G resham or vicinity w ill get th e an epidemic.
Lay m em bers of
first prize and o th ers h ere g et some boards of h ea lth and some physi­
of the o th er prizes. Many have cians yet believe th a t th e re is no
earned good money by h ittin g upon oth er way to control o u tb reak s of
a snappy slogan.
contagious diseases. U nder such
Anyone can w rite a slogan. It is conditions, w ith public opinion
a p opular w ay of ex p ressin g in an clam oring th a t
"som ething
be
easily rem em bered p h rase
the done” one can h ard ly blam e the
q u alities or uses of a product. p ress for follow ing w hat would
W riting a slogan is m ore exciting seem sound, nam ely public opinion.
—and m ore profitable— th a n solv­ I t is u n fo rtu n a te when th e of- |
iicials of a com m unity do not act
ing a cross-w ord puzzle.
C ertainly, you w ill gain from together. T he com m unity in w hich
reading "T he Story of Wood" an th e ed ucational and h ealth a u th o r­
in sp iratio n th a t w ill enable you to ities w ork to g eth er for th e common
describe In a few w ords th e o u t­ good is fo rtu n a te . In such a com ­
standing c h a ra c te ristic s of wood as m unity, you w ill find, even in tim e
of panic over an o u tb reak of co n ­
they appeal to you.
T hink back over your own ex ­ tagious disease, th a t the th inking
people, including the physicians
perience and consider w h at wood
has m eant to you— w hat a co n stan t and tl\e p ress, will su p p o rt the
source of p leasu re, com fort, and opinions and actio n s of its school
satisfactio n wood has been every and h ealth au th o rities.
But w hat can be done in an o u t­
day of your life. Out of such
b reak of a d angerous com m uni­
th o u g h ts will come th a t strik in g
cable disease to co n tro l th e situ a ­
com bination of w ords w hich w ilt
tion, if schools are n ot to be
co n stitu te a slogan. Anyway try it. >
closed? Seek o ut the sources of
infection in th e com m unity. These
Any tro u b les? Call Dr. C lassi­
so u rces can be discovered w ith the
fied.
aid of th e physician and th e h ealth ed but poorly inform ed publia
departm ent.
W ith th e schools opinion.
open th is la st is m uch easier from
For Christmas Gifts.
every point of view th an w ith th e
See my new stock of fall sam ples
school closed. All ab sen tees a re
in S p irella stockings and u nder­
readily noted and th e ir physical w ear. O rders may be tak en at
condition can readily be d e te r­ W hite W ay or w ill call a t your
mined. The physicians can be in ­ i hom e evenings. Mrs. E tta Hoover,
terview ed in reg ard to cases u n d er j phone 3267.—Adv.
th e ir care. E very child en terin g
Blue Serge Suits $29.50.
school m ornings or afternoons,
All wool, la test m odels for men
w ith th e slig h test suspicion of - and young men. Come and see
sym ptom s can be segregated u n til i them. A ylsw orth & M artin, G resh­
am.
tf
exam ined by a com petent person.
With schools open, school, physi­
Guaranteed Rouse Decorating.
cian and h ealth officials co o p erat­
F or painting, paper hanging, tin t-
ing, a daily w atch can be k ep t on i ing. W inter ra te s. Call H. G. An­
com m unicable disease
suspects, drew , G resham 894.—Adv.
both in th e school and a t home.
H ealth au th o rities realize th a t it
is n ot enough to isolate, q u a ra n ­
tin e and p lacard in an attem p t to
co n tro l contagion. Active effort
m u st be m ade to locate, if possible,
th e source of infection. People, not
th in g s, sp read disease o rd in arily.
T he closing of schools in tim e of
epidem ics or th reaten ed epidem ics,
is u su ally th e resu lt of w ell-iutend-
Rogers Brushing Lacquer
D ries w hile you w ait, all colors,
all sizes. L. L. K idder Hdwe. Co.,
G resham .
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S P E C I A L COMMUNICA-
TION of G resham Lodge No.
t 152 A. F. & A. M. in Masoni«
hall, G resham , Monday evening.
November 21, 1927, a t 7:30. W ork
in E. A. and M. M. Degrees.
A. W. METZGER. W. M.
W. L. GORSAGE. Sec y.
A '
M a je s tic H e a t e r
Get clean, safe heat without risk or danger.
Majestic heaters are built to give efficient economi­
cal heat when and where you want it. Special price
for November $ 5 .5 0 .
.50
1
DOW N
and $1 per m onth for 1 m onths
PORTLAND
ELECTRIC
JU ST A RRIV ED
P O W E E R
F o r T h a n k sg iv in g
PAN Y
ELE C TR IC S T O R E ' E L E C T R I C
Phone 801
B LD G .
Powell St.
Gresham
Our beautiful new ivory (Argosy pattern)
D in n e r w a r e
.69
32-piece sets
. i l I u e
special value
at
tlepp’s Racket Store
MEN
In order to more fully advertise the nationally
known A. A. C utter & Co.’s work and logging shoes
tor “ H E M E N ” we will give
10% Reduction
on the regular prices as listed below. This offer
good until December 1.
Make your Christmas card selection now.
Our popular priced line is now on display.
No. 1500.
C hrom e
stitched,
Bellow s
p air
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Whippet
No. 1600. 6-in. T an B lüch­
er. Single sole.
(JJJ
plain toe. Paiiȣ
No. 1520. 6-inch O. I). R e-Tan B lücher, P ac-stitch vamp. li)-inch
sp rin g step heel, Goodyear w eit.
85
P air
and is still a year ahead.
First in the field to offer 4-w heel brakes, greater
eeonom y. low eenter of gravity and
inereased room iness.
offering
4-wheel
b rak es
No. 1525. 16-inch O. D. re-
T an, Pac S titch Vamp, full
bellow s tongue, iron le ath ­
er sole and h e e ^ l A P R
p air
C lH .O O
as
Moot Econom ical Car in America— proved in a nation-w ide test
am ong m ore th an 5,000 ow ners who averaged 38.6 m iles per
gallon. W hippet also holds th e A.A.A. Coast-to-Coast economy
record.
H igher S|>eed—You can do 55 m iles an hour in a W hippet.
low grav ity cen ter keeps th e c a r safely hugging th e road.
No. 156". 1 6 -in c h Choco­
late Calf C ruiser. L ight
double sole, plain toe,
double stitchet |?11 (»-
sole. P a ir. >. I I . . ’ »)
Its
Q uirk P ickup— F aste st of any car of Its size and w eight
No, 1565. 12 - inch C a l f
C ruiser, double stitdhed
sole.
pair
O versize B a llo o n * -F o r e x tra m ileage and added com fort.
$10.9.5
snubbers —A nother reason why th> W hippet is th e easiest-rid in g
light ca r on the road
td iii'ijih le ste erin g
size o r statu re.
Paul
1 sily tilted to a n )
50
No. 1543. 6-inch Chocolate
Vu. 1.',««
ca r
-50,
Chrom e side B lücher, full
double sole, Good-Cj/» “'A
year w eit, pair
set the pace!
Modern The only light
n ational equipm ent. .
6-inch Chocolate
Calf side pac
full double sole.
tongue.
d riv e r o:
No. 112. 12 - inch F rench
Kip D river. S pring heel,
calked full double sole,
hand-pegged. T his ts th e
shoe th a t m ade C utter
fam ous.
P a ir ...........
Force-Feed I nbricAtion— the oiling system you find on th e h ig h ­
est-priced autom obiles.
-P le n ty of leg room for ta ll people in th e fro n t seat.
F ull.V ision Body—N arrow fro n t p illars on th e enclosed bodies
enable you to see clearly on all sides.
Superior Qualify — Xeic Loir Prices
C. E. Jackson h a s ju s t co m p leted
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
SI R \ Il F
GREMÌ 4M, OREGON
WALR a D mercantile cd .
“The House of Quality"
GRESHAM. OREGON
PHONE
1111
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