Gresham outlook., December 09, 1927, Page 4, Image 4

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GRESHAM OUTLOOK,
PAGE FOUR
Mr. an d Mrs. Wm. H ornecker
left la st W ednesday for O akland,
i C alifornia, w here they expect to
visit th e ir son and d au g h ter-in -
law, Mr. and Mrs. A lbert H orn-
) ecker.
Glenwood M iller and his sister
Mrs. W. L. S tanley and two chll-
Mrs. E a rl C lanahan w ere called to
I dren arriv ed on Sunday from S an ta
S easide T uesday to see Dr. C lan­ Crux for several w eeks’ stay w ith
ah an who had been threaten ed Mrs. S tan ley ’s p aren ts, Mr. and
w ith blood poisoning, the re su lt of ' Mrs. A. W. Shipley and o th er rela -
an infection on his face. It was | tives. Dr. S tanley expects to be
thought, how ever, th a t th e danger i here for th e holidays.
Mrs. C lara P u lfer is slow ly re-
point of th e tro u b le had passed.
Mrs. C lanahan has spent consider­ I covering from an illness for th e
able tim e In ■Gresham since th e p ast tw o w eeks w ith acu te ey ritis,
death of h er m other
several i for w hich she has been trea ted by
I a P o rtlan d specialist.
m onths ago.
Gresham Locals
They're Here!
Those big ‘American M aid’
DOLLS
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with each $5 worth of mer­
chandise purchased here
and 99c cash you receive
one of these dolls.
This will be our last shipment this year
W. R. Hicks Co.
OREGON
GRESHAM,.
PiggJyWiggîy ‘tbodsKeep
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- JUST AS FRESH
AS IT Nk/AS THE OAV
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Jiecttase~ t h e y a r e fre s h w h e n
y o n get th e m
Hecttute- th e y are in prim e cond
Bemuse - t h e y a r c th e v e r y b e s t
o n th e m a r h e t
Mrs. L. M. G ilbert, fo rm erly Mrs.
Vera T ucker, w as In G resham yes­
te rd a y to look a fte r th e a rra n g e ­
m ents for th e occupancy of her
farm , the T u ck erh lll d ah lia place
south of G resham . She w as a c ­
com panied by h er m other, Mrs.
B ruce W olverton, and th ree sm all
lioys from the Oregon S tate T ra in ­
ing School for Boys at W oodburn,
Oregon, of w hich Mrs. G ilbert Is
the m atron. Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k
Stevens and son W ilbur, who have
been occupying th e A. WL E aston
place on C leveland avenue, w ill
move onto Mrs. G ilb ert’s place
some tim e th is week.
Arm y Sm ith left
W ednesday
m roning for Los A ngeles to spend
th e w inter.
Mrs. W. O. S haver and Mrs. E lton
E astm an a re assistin g a t H epp’s
R acket stoc^ d u rin g th e p re-h o li­
day shopping.
T he in te rio r of th e P o rtlan d
E lectric Pow er com pany office in
G resham h as been undergoing a
change w hich g reatly im proves its
ap p earan ce and adds m ore room.
T he p artitio n sep aratin g th e p ri­
vate office from th e rem ain d er of
the room has been removed. O ther
changes a re contem plated in th e
n ear future.
M ayor C harles Cleveland w as a
ca lle r T h u rsd ay at F o re st Grove
atten d in g to business m a tte rs.
A ccording to a recen t a rtic le In
a P o rtlan d paper. G eorge D letl of
G resham Is erectin g a building in
P o rtland. Mr. Dietl says th e a r ti­
cle cannot refer to him, as he has
no building u n d er co n stru ctio n in
P o rtlan d . He does co n tem p late th e
erection of a new building oppo­
site hts p rese n t place of business
as soon as a su itab le m ethod of
sew erage Is provided here. He says
he does not know an y th in g about
th e so u rce of th e a rtic le th a t gave
him cred it for th e P o rtlan d e n te r­
prise.
In speaking of th e ad v isability o (
ru n n in g an auto cam p d u rin g th e
w inter m onths, Mrs. H. C. L arsen,
m anager of U-Au-To
cam p
in
G resham ,
says th a t
during the
th ree y ears th e place h as been in
o peration
b u t one
w eek has
elapsed w ithout a re n te r for a
cabin. They now have th re e cam p ­
ers on th e ground. D uring th e
p ast sum m er Mr. and Mrs. L arsen
added live new cabins to those
alread y com pleted.
PLEASANT VALLEY
PIGGLVWIGGL 3
Week-End Features
SMALL WHITE HE ANSOfl
3 p o u n d s ................. g . Z.UL.
C O F F E E - ,M .1 II, F olger’x,
Golden West and lltlls Bros,
in vacuum
1 0 «
1-pound tin s .............. 4 0 1
M J It mid Golden (I* 1 (•)
West, 3 pounds. . . » p i
SWANS DOWN CARE 9 0 «
FLOCK, p a c k a g e .. .. *)Ov
FISH E R ’S ( REAM
I P .,
Rolled Oats, 9-lb. bag. ¿fOv
ALDER'S FLA l’JA l k
P ancake F lour
large p a c k a g e ........ Z.»,A
I’ A G NAPIITIIA SOAP.
Keeps clothe white,
99«
colors fresh, 6 bars
(11 large
ll’SO, p a c k a g e ..
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T u rn the faucet, quick suds
PIGGI.Y WIGGLY TWIN
BREAD, quality loaves of
w hite or whole w heat, m a­
chine w rapped
1 (»«
24 o u n c e ..................... I "‘L
PIGGI.Y W IGGIY CREAM-
ERA III IT E R . You ca n 't buy
better b u tter, Just try it r A «
pound ..........
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1 1.1 I'ID I t IIOCOLATES
High grade eating chocolates,
assorted, in an attractiv e
holiday box
D ( |. ,
2 ’ii-lh. box special. .
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PIGGI.Y WIGGLY ((»ASTER
$»1.95
WAGONS ............
Every boy w ants one of
these flue sturdy w agons, and
a t this exceptionally low
price every one can afford
one. See these w agons at
any Piggly Wiggly, and save
money.
SHREDDED WHEAT
2 fo r.
I B .,
I d l
RUMFORD HARING POW.
HER, insures perfect 9 9 «
baking resu lts, 1 lb. tiu 9 9 1
NABISCO SUGAR
WAFERS. 3 pkgs.
O ff«
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28C
PET Mil k , 3 for
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C a s e ..........
it t f L
» $ 4 .5 0
SCOT TO ILET T ISSI E . i n
II ¡oils
W ALDORF TISSUE
09 «
3 r o lls ...........................
High grade tissu es, at a
saving.
PURITAN MALT and C (l..
HOP SYRUP, c a n .. .
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( A I.IF. HOME KETCHUP.
made from red ripe C alifornia
tom atoes.
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L arge 18 oz b o ttles, i i»>l
2 b o ttles f o r ................ 4 5 C
CIGARETTE S, Chesterfields.
Camels, Old Gold and Lucky
S trikes, carto n s
$ 1 .1
PIGGI.Y WIGGLY SATIN
FINISH HOLIDAY (ANDY.
pound
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1 I9A
"w •
Gold Itar PINE APPLE,
sliced. No. 2 ’’j cans 1ff«
2. for . . .
I9C
PUKE CANE SI GAR,
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(W J r t E
'll.u d
S A U HUAA H U IT IM » VEIJETAHI I F E A T f KFS
SEW N ATEI, DK ANGES
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Florida GRAPEFRUIT I Q ,
fancy, 2 for........
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dozen ......................... »‘ ""A
S tu THERA SW EET
EOT AEDES, 4 pounds.
15c
BEST MrEAKl.ANP
9 ff„
t K ANHFKKIFS. 2 lbs »M t
30 STORES
S acram ento Valle)
LETTUCE, 2 f o r..
17c
CELERY STALKS,
large, crisp, 2 fo r. ..
15c
An Oregon Institution
Next ht Brown’s Mnrkel, Uresliam
IGGLY WIGGLY
FRIDAY,
DECEMBER
Foreign Letters Uncalled For.
The follow ing le tte rs of foreign
origin rem ain uncalled for a t th is
office for th e week ending Dec. 9.
1927. U nless called for by Dec. 20,
1927 they will be sen t to th e dead
le tte r office, or otherw ise disposed
of in accordance w ith th e postal
law s an d reg u latio n s.
Mrs. Geo. V. H ayes, Miss M.
Hogg, Mr. K. Rondo, Mr. G E.
S chneider, Mr. S. Shibuya.
R ogers B rushing L acquer
D ries w hile you w ait, all colors,
all sizes. L. L. K idder Hdwe. Co.,
G resham .
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Dance and prize at F airview h all
S atu rd ay evening, Decem ber 17,
featu rin g m odern and old tim e m u­
sic. Get a nice fa t goose for
C hristm as. Come and spend th e
evening w ith old frien d s and m eet
new ones at F airview , Oregon.—Ad.
MEN
You can keep dry and warm
selecting from our stock
some of the following garments.
G resham F uel Co.
Wood, Coal, Briquets
P R O M P T S E R V IC E
Phones
Office 1051
Res. 80 x 5
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HLAZIEKS, heavy, all-w ool In d ark invisible plaids,
priced a t $6.50, $7.50 a n d ..................................................
WOOL SH IR T S, P endleton virgin wool,
B il
$5.95 a n d .................................................................................. «JM.UV
SANTA SAYS-
k h a k i Wool Mixed S h irts, arm y style,
each ..........................................................•...........................
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lle a ty All-wool S h ir ts $4.50 grade,
QJ9 ,TO
Now’s your chance,
housewives, to get th a t
“ R ain-test” jackets and pants that are guaranteed
waterproof.
Men’s horsehide wool lined eoats.
Men’s rubber footwear in all lengths.
COMBINATION
SINK FAUCET
We have an excellent assortm ent of Republic Combi­
nation sink faucets in various styles for you to choose
from and as a special Xmas offer we will give you
credit on your old sink faucets and we will
make no charge for installing your new
faucet.
Agents for A. A. Cutter’s Custom made work shoes
up to 16 inch.
$1
WALRAD
MERCANTILE CO.
“ The House of Quality”
Ju st drop into our store and pick out the style
you w ant—or call us on the phone and we will bring
an assortm ent to your home so you may m ake your
selection.
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GRESHAM, OREGON
PHONE 1411
We Give Green Trading Stamps
NOW GET BUSY’ folks and don’t wait until our
supply is exhausted. Christm as comes once a year
and an offer like this but once in a “ COONS-AGE.»’
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Jeweled Gifts
Gresham Plumbing & Heating Co.
Phone 1233
.1. S. CHIODO, Prop.
ENDEAR and ENDURE
Main S treet
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In all the glad array of gifts only
jeweled possessions scorn the terror
of tomorrow. Not only do they in­
crease in material value but the pass­
ing years enrich these tokens with
endearing memories.
W hat s Your
Insurance Worth?
Mak£ your Christmas gift a gift
from your jeweler.
You can’t buy insurance like a newspaper!
Substantial insurance must be planned to fit your
own most exacting needs. It is issued by strong
stock companies who select only well established
representatives to care for YOUR needs in the
R IG H T way.
Wm. Sm ith w as a P o rtlan d v isit­
or la st S aturday.
Mrs. O. N. S ager had as d inner
g u ests la st S atu rd ay Mrs. H ilm a
B ort of St. P aul and h er sister Mrs.
Broad dependable protection, courtesy,
Mary W enze of Cannon Falls, Min­
ness, satisfaction -you get them all in our
nesota. Mrs. P o rt and Mrs. W enze
established, efficient service.
are on th e ir w ay to C alifornia
w here they expect to spend th e
w inter.
K enneth K esterson w as a v isitor
at th e home of Mr. and Mrs. C. M.
H arrison of G resham , Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. E k stran d w ere
in P o rtlan d on business m a tte rs on
T uesday of th is week.
L. C. H ollenbeck m ade a b u si­
ness trip to N ew berg Tuesday.
at
Mrs. Anna L ehm an gave a te% at
her home W ednesday for th e bene­
fit of the P aren t-T ea ch e r asso cia­
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Jen n e, who
A Strong Bank
have been on th e sick list during
GRESHAM,
OREGON
th e past several days, a re on th e
=
road to recovery.
T he P leasan t Valley G range So­ P.uiiiiunuimuii.... ............. ..
cial club will hold Its reg u la r
m onthly m eeting at the g ran g e hall
S atu rd ay night. Decem ber 10th.
H enning P au lsen and H. Mc­
Gowan attended a tu rk ey shoot at
G illis statio n last Sunday. Mr.
P au lsen attested his skill as a
m arksm an by b ringing home a fine
big tu rk ey and Mr. McGowan su c­
ceeded in w inning a fat hen.
C hildren, young people and th e tr
p are n ts and frien d s are invited to
atten d Sunday school at the church
next Sunday.
T he hour Is 10
o’clock.
Choose now’ at
iHealep’s jietoelrp &tore
POW ELL ST R E E T
GRESHAM, OREGON
&
prompt­
soundly
The Old Line Life Insurance Company of America
M IL W A U K E E , W IS C O N S IN
is o ffe rin g a t th is tim e to y o u a n in co m e a r r a n g e m e n t p ro v id in g fo r
y o u r old a g e a n d a n in co m e f o r d e p e n d e n ts . In odner w o rd s, th e s a v in g
f e a tu r e c o m b in e d w ith p ro te c tio n a n d co u p led w irh a g u a r a n te e to r e ­
tu r n , a s a n illu s tr a tio n a t a g e 35, $1.62 f o r e v e ry d o lla r sa v e d a n d d e ­
p o site d . Y o u w ill n o t p la c e y o u r s e lf u n d e r o b lig a tio n s if y o u se n d in
th is co u p o n , b u t y o u w ill re c e iv e so m e V A L U A B L E IN F O R M A T IO N
if y o u do.
C lip t h i s co u jx m a n d m a il to
INSURE SAFELY
Thru Established Representatives
A. MEYERS, Agent
THE OLI» LINE LIFE INS. CO. OF AMERICA,
M ilw a u k e e . W isco n sin
W ith o u t a n y o b lig a tio n o n m y p a r t, p le a s e fu rn is h m e a d d itio n a l
in f o rm a tio n r e g a r d in g th e a b o v e p ro p o sitio n .
FIRST STATE BANK
S IG N A T U R E
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Overcoats
$
Pleasant View Avenue
Mrs. Ben H alstead visited F riday
w ith hnr niece, a p atien t In the
Sellwood hospital.
An enjoyable card p arty w as giv­
en W ednesday evening at the
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. C harles
H ornecker. D ancing w as p a rtic i­
pated In and lunch w as served.
T hose p resen t w ere Mr. and Mrs.
Glen H arm an and ch ild ren Ray and
Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. H all
and children W ayne and Jean . Mr
and Mrs. C. E. S tew art of L ents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. B all, Miss Dahl-
q ulst and Mr. and Mrs. A lbert
Trodge.
Mrs. Ben H alstead, Mrs. W. C.
H all. Mrs. H. D T itle I and Mrs.
G len H arm an attended th e P aren t-
T eacher asso ciatio n T h u rsd ay a f­
ternoon at th e home of Mrs. A nna
Lehm an.
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. P resto n
moved on W ednesday to th e ir fo r­
m er neighborhood at S pringdale.
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Borges
w ere Sunday aftern o o n guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs, Ben H al-
| stead.
O rder your C h ristm as ca rd s now
and have vonr nam e prin ted or e n ­
graved on them . See our beautiful
asso rtm en t.
G resham
Outlook
phone 1561.
25
MEN — here
is a real overcoat
value for you. We have never shown
better overcoats for $25 than you
will find in these 22-ounce virgin
wool fabrics. The patterns are of at­
tractive overplaids and rich dark
mixtures, tailored in the season’s
smartest styles. Come in and see
them.
A Big Show ing of O vercoats
$ 1 5
and up to $4 0
Ay lsWorth 8 Ma rt i r\
men ’ s wear
S h
oes
GRESHAM
1)0 \0 U R CHRISTMAS SHOPPING I OR MEN AT A MAN’S STORE
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