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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1928)
GRESHAM Gresham Locals OUTLOOK. GRESHAM, OREGON FRIDAT, JANUARY — of p rayer w ill be observed with a JEWELRY AITTION B u sh ........... sh o rt program . Mrs. H attie W olfe DRAWS GOOD CROWD B ro n s o n .. is prep arin g for a d irec to rs' m eet S p law n . . . The first auction of th e sale ing to be held a t 11 o’clock th a t Chas. P lian t . . . . ~ day a t the sam e place, w ith a w hich is to dispose of th e jew elry K elly ........ | stock belonging to Guy D. Jones luncheon to be served at noon. E. P. Company a Mrs. M. E. W illiam s rep o rts the was held yesterday afternoon, and C o n tin u ed from page 1 . serious Illness of her b ro th er G? H. I j his shop on Main stre e t w as crow d Deer Meat Is Dear. 1 Denning of E stacada, who on New ed to capacity as article s of value te rs of obstructions. The large s Y ear's day suffered a th ird stro k e were handed out to the publid at d rifts w hich w ere throw n up at the W illiam R. F e rris and H. A. I auction prices. cu rb s a re slowly m elting under r is Mikesell. both of P o rtlan d , w ere r of paralysis. The Royal N eighbors of America I The sale Is in the hands of J. H. ing te m p eratu re , and will soon be each fined $50 in ju stice co u rt Wed are m aking p rep a ra tio n s for th eir P lan t, a jew elry au ctio n eer of 27 only a memory. nesday by Ju stic e of th e P eace O. bake sale which will be held Sat-1 y ears' experience. T he buying was S alaries and bills allowed by A. E astm an, for having deer m eat • urday, Ja n u ary 7, beginning a t 2 brisk and rep u tab le m erchandise vote of the council included. In the in th e ir possession out of season. . o'clock. Glen W inters has retu rn ed to his of value w as slau g h tered in price w ater fund, th e follow ing: , work at C orvallis afte r spending to m eet dem ands. The sale will Ivy F illing s ta tio n ................ $ 6.62 GRESHAM CH A PTER No. the holidays with his p are n ts Mr. be concluded on S aturday evening. J H. M etzger........................... 38.75 LJgaAf 44, R. A. M. S tated con- 9 and Mrs. W. A. W inters. I The first 20 ladies en terin g the In v esto r's S y n d icate............. 157.50 n^K» vocation Monday evening, 1 Mrs. C lark Melugin and h er son, I G resham Drug C o ...........................60 ■ H I J a n u a ry 9, 1928. W ork in H ow ard Pow er, left F rid ay by au-1 sto re T h u rsd ay afternoon w ere M. M. degree. Visiting com panions , tom obtle for El Centro. C alifornia, I | presented with a beautiful gold- A. R u eg g ................................... 100.00 welcome. ’ w here they will spend the rem ain-1 lined silver bonbon dish, which In the g eneral fund the follow By o rd er of th e H. P., 1 der of the w inter. Mr. Pow er ex- I was much appreciated by each r e ing w ere allow ed: JAMES ELKINGTON, Sec y. pects to find em ploym ent at th e I cipient. sam e place w here .C harles Cox, I Mr. Jones announces th a t his R aker & S o n ............................. 29.73 who w ent th e re about a m outh ago, I plans are still som ew hat indefinite J. H. M etzger........................... 9.00 A S T A T E D COMMUNICA- is employed. as to the future. He has been in C. G. S chneider, s a la ry ......... 105.00 ^ ^ A f TION of G resham Lodge No, Mrs. F ra n k Metzger u n d erw en t! business in G resham for the past BJur E lectric s to r e ................. 52.00 'Nr* 152 A. F. & A. M. in Masonic a m ajor operation a t P o rtlan d sa n eight years and his m any friends 1.00 hall, G resham , T uesday evening, itarium W ednesday m orning. H er I wish him success in w hatever line G resham G a ra g e ..................... 2.60 Ja n u a ry 10, 1928. condition is rep o rted to be very of < business he may decide to en Ivy F illing s ta tio n ................. W. J. TODD, W. M. I satisfacto ry . 1i gage in. Ben Hoover ............................. 3.50 W. L. GORSAGE, Sec y. Mrs. J. J. Stephens, a form er ac-1 qu ain tan ce of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. i Cooper and fam ily in W esthope, I ¡N orth Dakota, is a bouse guest at i i the Cooper home. She is on her 11 way from S eattle to L ew iston, 11 ¡Idaho, w here she will visit w ith a I ) son. I Miss Joyce K idder charm ingly I en tertain ed a sm all group of 1 1 friends on Monday evening a t her I M e n ' s W f a d j ME N’S WEAR home. The tim e was passed w ith II gam es and m usic, afte r which re- II freshm en ts w ere served. I (Concluded on page 5) Council Tries to Cope With Fire Situation In su ran ce funds for farm loans. No com m ission or brokerage. Very easy term s. B. W. T horne.—Adv. New things u nder “Classified S, l» fe Window Cleaning. For ex p e rt window cleaning see S. T ajim a, or leave ord ers w ith J. Ross Brown. G resham , phone 2501. Dailies at Bargain Rate OREGONIAN and JOURNAL and C om bination w ith O U TLO O K li Months— By mall— with Bargain Outlook Daily J o u r n a l ....................... Daily and S unday Jo u rn al $6.50 8.30 with Outlook V Months—By mall— Daily O reg o n ian....................... Daily and Sunday O regonian $4.90 6.40 Grab Onto It Through the Outlook! 9 AylsWortK 6 Marti iV* A M IG H T Y S A L E Make your telephone earn you m ore by connecting it w ith a W ant Ad. * D on't forget th e ad v e rtise rs when you need an y th in g In th e ir line. Suits and Overcoats Our Anniversary ^Hdlf'Pricc In stitu tio n s , Ilk«* in d iv id u a ls hiivi* birthdays, J a n u a ry 10, 1928. th e F IR S T STA TE c e le b ra te s its 22d a n n iv e rs a ry . T h is b a n k w as founded 22 y e a rs ago. D u rin g all lliese y e a rs it lias g o n e th ro u g h b o th good tim e s an d bad, a lo n g w itli ev e ry o n e else. Here is the year’s greatest clothing value. We are overstocked and spring merchandise will soon be arriving. In order to make room for it we have decided to “clean house” and take our loss. To insure quick disposal, we have cut the price to half. Our stock must be reduced and this is your opportunity to save money. Make your selection early. in th e se 22 y e a rs we h a v e end eav o red to do our p a rt in u p b u ild in g th e b u sin e ss a n d ru ra l se ctio n s of Ib is v icin ity . T h is m ilesto n e m u rk s th e g row tli of stead y pro g ress. D uring th e s e y e a rs we h a v e enjoyed a ste a d y In cre a se in th e n u m b er of o u r frien d s, in e n larged d ep o sits, in s tr e n g th an d security. W ith each su cceed in g y e a r w e e n d e av o r to b ro a d en and e n la rg e o u r c irc le of h e lp fu ln ess a n d service. FIRST STATE BANK A S tro n g Hank GRESHAM, OREGON 3 3 2 JL ¿JL ¿ JL ¿IJT a3 J¿ CTL LU fir fi ■ D ■ a i OFFER DOWN T h is *640 O t *>t inghoiise W arm in g Pad only *1.55 dow n am i **.00 per m o n th fo r tw o m o n th s. T ak e a d v a n ta g e of th is o p p o rtu n ity because o u r special o ile r Is fur a lim ited tim e only. In clu d in g H a rt SchafTner and M arx. C lo th c ra ft a n d o th e r fine m akes. All o u r s u its in th is sale E X C E P T B I I 'E S . ___ MEN’S SHOES A large group of m en’s D ouglas mid P ack ard Shoes and Oxfords th a t sold from $6 50 to $8.60........ Be Prepared! Now is th e tim e to buy an e le c tric w a rm in g pad an d have it w hen you need its so o th in g , c o m fo rtin g w a rm th . T h re e h e a ts ai tin* touch of a sw itc h a u to m a tic a lly c o n tro lle d te m p e ra tu re a soft flexible pad, lig h t a s a fe a th e r ready to give you in s ta n t h eat from a n y c o n v e n ie n t o u tle t th e s e a re th e re a so n s fo r h av in g a W e stin g h o u se W a rm in g Pad at y our bed- aide. O nce you have on«*, you'll n ev er w ant to go hack to th e in co n v e n ien c e of th e old hot w a te r b o ttle. PORTLAND E L E C T R IC P O W E R & C i COMPANY ELECTRIC BLDO, G resh am These Furnishing and Shoe specials are money savers OVERCOATS All of o u r fine q u a lity O ver c o a ts a re included in th is sale. L ig h t, m edium a n d heavy w eight. All sizes, a ttr a c tiv e p a tte rn s . MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS A large asso rtm en t of co llar at- tai lied an d neck band sh irts th a t C « * I 1 • BOYS’ OVERCOATS >7.S5 to $9.85 Boys' O'Coats...... >12.50 to >15 Boys’ O'Coats...... LADIES’ SHOES A ta rg e group of S lip p ers and Ox- fords. Black p aten t and tan. Specially p ric e d ............................. < ’ BOYS’ KNEE PANT group of these S uits th a t sold from $9 So to $16.50. To close o u t.............. LADIES’ RAINCOATS Men's Four-in-hand Ties. A asso rtm en t of 65c ties now T hree season w eight Union Suits, $1 45 value ....................................... latdfes $S R aincoats In th e sea- $ A x WILL AVAIL YOURSELF OF THESE Bit; REDUCTIONS A y ls W o r tK S M a r tip y M en's w h ite h a n d k e rc h ie fs Sp«*cial ................. ............... MENS HOSE MEN'S WEAR Be black and tan hose.. 1
