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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (March 9, 1928)
PAUK POCH «KÜSHAM OUTLOOK. GRISH AM . OREGON Mr. and Mrs. E. 8. H askell left Jam es Jo h n sto n of P leasan t V al T uesday for th e ir hom e in G len ley has bought the Steve W right dive, M ontana, a fte r a ten-day visit p roperty on L aw rence street, w ith Mrs. H ask ell’s b ro th er and G resham . Mr. Jo h n sto n and fam ily G a th ere d from reliable sources to help you Ket the m ost service out sister-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. F. E. may m ake th is th e ir home a t some of th a t c a r o f your's. B atchelor of E ast Powell street. fu tu re time. T he Areme club will give a St. P a tric k 's Day dance in the G resham The S unshine club of th e E v an A co u rtesy g rea tly appreciated T he expression, “h ittin g on all Masonic hall F riday evening, gelical ch u rch w ill m eet Tuesday, by G resham city officials was a . fo u r,” seem s to he getting ra th e r March 16, Special decorations and March 13, at 7:30 p. m. at th e home tu rk « ey d inner given by Mayor out of date 8 8 rd ln er m usic will be features of the occa of Mrs. T heodore B rugger. F rien d s Cleveland and Mrs. Cleveland a t j sion, T he usual supper as served a re cordially invited. th e ir home on W ednesday evening The F o rd joke is passin g w ith heretofore has been discontinued, council . th e in tro d u ctio n of th e new F ord Mr. and Mrs. O. E. B aker and preceding th e reg u la r and light refreshm ents w ill be fam ily have moved to S p ringdale m eeting. T he Invitation included The old Ford, the H enry was al- served during th e evening, fre e of w here Mr. Baker has secured em all ^elective and appointive officers ways th e b u tt of Joke8 ’ charge. G igray’s popular o rches ploym ent on a farm . They have of G resham and all b ut one w ere talk ed about derisively tra will furnish the music. been living at T hird and R oberts in present. Mrs. P earl Mack assisted w ealt/iy, apologetically Mrs. Cleveland in serving. Members of a local bridge club, G resham for some m onths past. would-be rich, but affectionately by about 20 in num ber, gave a s u r Dr. H. C. Johnson is having an its m any friends. Several volum es Mrs. G eorge W. L usted left y es prise house w arm ing to Mr. and terday for A shland, Oregon, in enforced vacation from w ork for of F ord jokes w ere published. Many Mrs. C. C. G ray on T hursday eve com pany with Mrs. C. S h etterly a few days, due to a heavy cold w ere heard only in th e “G asoline ning of last week in th e ir new home and h er son C arl who w ere called which he contracted. Dr. T. B. alleys." B ut Ford jokes helped to on F irs t stre e t w hich they recently to th is vicinity by the death of Mrs. C a rter of P o rtlan d is assistin g him ! sell m ore Fords. F ifteen m illion bought. Mrs. F ran k H am lin and w ere produced and p robably as S h e tte rly ’s brother, E. E. V anFleet. in his work. E. G llberson w ere aw arded first The Areme club w ill m eet Mon- ' niany jokes. Mrs. Lusted has leased her farm to honors in 500, w hich was played Leroy Radford of Tacoma. H er day afternoon, M arch 12, a t the home of Mrs. George Page. The during the evening. Don't be a clutch d riv er, say daughter, Mrs. B. J. Goff, who has hostess will be assisted by Mrs. C. The A m erican Legion auxiliary been staying w ith her m other for .1. Lundquist, Mrs. E. W. A ylsw orth those who know its bad effects. will m eet on Tuesday afternoon, some tim e past, will now rem ain and Mrs. O. Schneider. All P u t on the b rak e first then if you March 13, at the home of Mrs. K. with Miss Inez Lusted for a w hile O. E. S. ladies are invited to be have to stop throw out th e clutch S O . 2SS7 present. C. R oberts to sew. « Mrs. G. Olby of St. Jo h n s visited Pat Collins Is having a g arag e T he dem and for th e Dodge T he junior group of the Y. M. from Sunday until T h u rsd ay with constructed a t his home on E ast C. A. P ioneers a t G resham is p lan her d au g h ter Mrs. O scar W alin and Powell street. Olof V irrell is do B ro th ers V ictory Six has forced the F or th e sto u t figure ning a swimm ing party to be given fam ily of Gri sham and wish her ing the c a rp e n te r w ork on the D etroit facto ry to expand, says a rep o rt, and d ealers all over the building. P ink Rayon Brocade S aturday evening at the N ortheast son and d aughter-in-law Mr. and R eports from the room of S. C. U nited S tates re p o rt a lively de Y. M. C. A. in P ortland. They a re Mrs. H. Olby at B airdsdale. Jones at P o rtlan d Surgical hospi mand for th is rem ark ab le car. inviting the senior group of the Leslie W alrad retu rn ed Wednes tal are to th e effect th a t he has now P ioneers and the Com rades to at- , T he safety factor has b e e n ! day evening from a business trip to passed the crisis atten d in g the m a tend the party with them. Those jo r operation which he recently u n Echo, Oregon. g rea tly increased by low ering the derw ent and Is considered out of w ishing to go a re asked toT beet a t ce n te r of gravity in th e new er Miss E va Kirby, a m em ber of th e danger. th e p lant of the Itarnes & Sou I. A. Baker Is ill a t P o rtland m odeis of cars. T his featu re, with high school faculty had as w eek L um ber com pany a t 7:15. san itariu m w ith an ailm ent from sm aller w heels, balloon tire s and end g u ests at th e hom e of Mrs T. B. Huff, form er m erchandise w hich he has suffered for more four-w heel b rakes m akes for sales m anager for the local branch Minnie Brow n, Miss M ildred P ra tt th an a year. It is understood th a t g re a te r safety along w ith g re a te r i of McMinnville, in stru c to r In Lin he will undergo an operation in the of the P ortland E lectric Pow er n ear fu tu re in th e hopes of p erm a speed and ease of handling safety, j com pany, is no longer connected field co n servatory of m usic, and n en t relief. w ith th a t organization, but will her siste r Miss W ilma P ra tt of S a Don’t lay down the paper till you now be associated with the H essel lem, em ployed In th e Salem high New Footwear for Ladies. have read th e W ant Ads school library. On S atu rd ay eve The sp rin g 's sm a rtest slippers, Im plem ent com pany, for w hich he will display household and re p a ir ning Miss Kirby en tertain ed in pum ps and oxfords a t popular th eir honor, those p rese n t being, prices, $3.95, $4.95 and $5.95. A yls ing appliances at th a t store. Miss U lala S tra tto n , Miss M iriam w orth & M artin, G resham .—Adv. Mr. and Mrs. B urten W alrad and Inglis, Miss A ugusta H ahn, C harles For lowest rate s on autom obile, the la tte r ’s m other, Mrs. H. T. Caf- Saverude, C larence Ownbey, W alter tru ck and g eneral Insurance see fee of P ortland, left Sunday by a u K. Cowan, Ross Brow n and Mrs. B. W. T horne.—Adv. tom obile for a ten-day combined Brown. Games, card s and m usic business and pleasure trip to Sun R epair Driveways. 2 pounds w ere follow ed by a delicious lunch. Now is the tim e to rep a ir your FranclBco anil oth er C alifornia Mrs. R. J. King is receiving m ed drivew ays w ith crushed rock or points. Mrs. W alrad has a num at Newberg Packing Co, road gravel. See W alrad & W right, NO. «53« Gresham ber of relatives In th a t p a rt of C al ical tre a tm e n t at th e hom e of Mrs. G resham . Phone 1631.—Adv. ifornia w here the p arty m ay visit. J. A. Bushong. G uerney Wood has retu rn ed to Mr. and Mrs. Edw in W ilson and Woodland, C alifornia, a fte r a few wide uuda-belt children left Monday for th eir new home a t Irrigon, Oregon, w here Mr. days’ v isit w ith his m other, Mrs. Pink Rayon Broche Wilson will engage In farm ing. Homer WilliamB. A sm all group of people listened Luclle W ilson, a freshm an In high “At your service with the /test of Service'9 school, will stay a t th e hom ieof Mr. ,o un In terestin g ta lk by Dr. L. l’nul and Mrs. C. N. T uber until the close l>;‘vis (>f P o rtlan d a t th e home b f of the school year. I M*88 Elva D olan T h u rsd ay eve- W e a re F ern Kwlft, ll-y e a r-o ld d aughter | ning. Dr. Davis will speak again of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Sw ift who has ! on the evening of M arch 22 a t the been sick for nn extended period, same place. All are welcome to a t has been obliged to give up her tend th ese lectures. w ith (ire s an d h a v e on h a n d th e fo llo w in g w hich W hile heavy ra in s have pre- w ork a t the grade school for the we m u st dispose of im m ed ia te ly a t rem ainder of the year. Ole G abriel- | 'a ile d in G resham and vicinity for son Is engaged In building an addl- 1 the past day or two, a beautiful The House of Quality tlonal bedroom at th e Sw ift home fal1 <’f *now at G overnm ent Camp iP hone 1111 G resham w here Fern may room alpne and reported, which assu re s ideal receive every needed attention. conditions for w inter sp o rts on Mt. J e rry Andre, who m akes his Hood for next Sunday, G resham 5, 30 x 3>j F ire s to n e Cds. I. 33 x 4 F ire s to n e Cord home with Mr. and Mrs. C. D ,l:»y the m ountain. 4, 31 x 4 F ire s to n e Cds. 1, 33 x 4 U F ire s to n e Cord Cathey, retu rn ed W ednesday after visiting for six weeks w ith friends \\ e also h a v e sev eral o th e r tire s in v a rio u s sizes— around Sandy. in fact we h av e ju st w hat you w an t. Mrs. John A. K allgren, who lives on East Powell street, has been ill at her home for some time. She | Is thought to be slightly improved th is morning. The m any friends of Mrs. Chas. L am bert rem em bered her with a Sure«‘ssorM to Itarn es L um ber Co. postcard show er today on the oc HOI o. N O U I.H , Manager casion of her birthday. Mrs. Mary T etrick underw ent a B uilding M aterials and to n silo r operation W ednesday, Mill W ork from w hich she is recovering sa tis C om plete line of factorily. MOMRCII PAINTS C allers a t the home of the Rev. O p p o rtu n ity to m ak e re a l III I I .D ills ’ HARDWARE and Mrs. J. H. Wood on T uesday F ull cut, w ell ta ilo re d w ork E stim ates on houses and build w ere Mr. and Mrs. Gus Richey of A good v alu e fo r 75c. C I lie merchandise listed below is all of the best ings gladly subm itted. P leasan t Valley and C. M. H a rri T h re e s h ir ts for ** standard quality, ami listed at very’ attractive Phone 2181 son. The la tte r was able to walk prices. Powell St. G resham from his home on W allula H eights. Auto Suggestions Gresham Locals Much is said ab o u t th e m odern Dlifltow ('leaning. girl, but why do n 't we h ear som e For ex p ert window cleaning see S T ajim a, or leave ord ers w ith J. th in g about th e m odern m an? Ross Brow n, G resham , phone 2501. A m an p ast 80 was in our office Don’t forget the ad v e rtise rs w hen the o th e r day and he sta rte d te ll you need an y th in g in th e ir line. ing som ething about conditions as they w ere "before th e w ar.” We F or real estate loans see or c a ll could not quite com prehend until B. W. T horne.—Adv. it daw ned on us th a t he was re fe r rin g to th e Civil w ar. See W ant Ads on page 6. 5 u i rs W IT H 2 PANTS $ New s p rin g sty le s of V irgin W ool F a b ric s, s m a rtly ta ilo re d fo r w ell d ressed fellow s, T w ists, T w eeds, C a ssim e rs a n d W orsteds. Brassier Cor-Set *3.25 See th e m in o u r w indow s H ATS New s p rin g sty le s $3.50 to $6.50 CAPS #1.50 to #3 OREGON Hamburger 4Sf MARCH *5.00 O VERSTO CK ED Greatly Reduced Prices Copeland Lumber Co. in all wearing apparel, including DICK JOHNSON, M gr. MERC. CO. F or, if you w ill c o n siste n tly spend less th a n you e a rn , w ealth a n d all th at goes w ith it is yours. A sating*, hook will help you at th e s ta rt and we have eu e fe r you. Call for it new . jîlcalfp’s jkluclrv êdore P ow ell St. P h o n e 44 G resh am , O regon Gresham A few o f our March Specials! I O1 I Hl D M IRON SI KI P. pure cune and maple L arge can, rcg. $1.2J Now ......................... Slnall can. rcg. 35c Now ................ Work Shirt Special 89c 23c MONOPOI I < tN N FD PI MI’KIN, No 2 can Rcg. 15c, u o w .......... 10c 21c Hodman Petit Pols Peas 1er» »mall, sw eet and tender R egular 25c Now 3 cans. (i!»e PURITAN MAUI EXTRACT M atch for lull page ad in Sunda.» O regonian I H ,* i U COMI» R O N it I.arg e well-fill,'it squares ») s Special price. C h ild ren ’s ch e stn u t oxfords w ith P a r a cord sole and rubber heel. All sizes, ’ 5 to 11, priced i 95c $1.15 -Sizes 11% to 2 P riced a t . . . M en's D ark E lk Scout Bal. w ork shoe w ith K rom elk m iddlesole, an d o ak o utsole, ru b b er heels. M unson last. Sizes 6 to 10. O Printed Percales S ta n d a rd 36-inch p e rc a le s in a good a s s o rtm e n t of floral p a t t e r n s . R e g u la r 25c q u a lity . < ~ 32-inch g in g h a m s, a s so rte d check an d plaid p a tte rn s - A B C Percales Mc/C BRANDY s t i l l ' . Som ething new th a t you will -(» A I! (' Printed Silks 4 ; ‘C a BEL MONTE COFFEE ----- 2 lbs 19c 95c B ro w n sto n e B lu c h e r m occasin to e W eartlex o u tso le K rom elk m iddle- sole. In su re s d o u b l e w e a r. P riced at 4 . W. Metzger <& Co. Z1 „ v W t/y and Service Feed Dept. Phone 1281 4 1 ./C Many of our custom ers have tak en ad v a n t age of the extensive show ing of the new sp rin g p attern s and all w anted plain shades ot g u aran teed fast colored A B C percales. They ap p reciate th e excellent value we are offering in th is QZN 10 b ars Toilet Soap F ree Standard of quality for jo years Regular price 55c, special, 1 lb........ 1 ¿7C Priced at fe iO s ) Above also com es in b lack krom e. At sam e sp ecial price #2.$5 U III I F WONDI R SOAP 'us( a f,•»» deals left U ] 1 l | I . I ' M I C Store Dept. Phone 1451 ------------ f fa M en's G olden E lk Scout Bal. w ork shoe w ith P a ra c o rd m iddlesole, oak o u tso le a n d heel. M unson last. Sizes 6 to 10. % 4 t"" Specially priced at X n Z rO Special value Special................ 73c « 1.14 t/l'O T ( U K I.IN I.I R I 1.1. plain or golden R egular price 25c 8p» Children’s Play Oxfords sav in g . s h irts. Men’s Work Shoes < Binisi (.i ni ini NOODI.I s , T rian g le brand. R egular 10c Now 3 fo r........... hohenuan Hop-flavored, reg. price 85c In th a t little difference betw een w h a t you e a rn and w hat you spend lies lin a n c ia l pow er. NEW JE W E L R Y W IL L B E V ER Y MUCH t u T i H it E r. FR r kiln TO O N T i T H IS SPR IN G . W E A R E SU R E YOU W IL L W ANT A N EW RING, A NEW B R A C E L E T OR SO M ETHING IN A N EW NO V ELTY BEAD TO GO W _ ______W IT IT H H YOUR N EW SPR IN G FROCK. Wi4i/L4Z) SPECIALS! □ JEWELRY W. R. HICKS CO Grocery Bulletin POW ER is th e m o n th for Spring Styles Brassier Cor-Set Triple “ A ” Service Station G R E S H A M PHONE 2221 ^3 45 nr a Sll.k# are made b>' tbe famous A B ( method of fortifying real silk w ith alm ost invisible tiiam ents of fine cotton giving double w ear and double stren g th . DC y oc All w anted plain shades of OP* obc W. R. HICKS CO. TÏCain & Second GRESHAM