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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 25, 1928)
« TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Ö. 19Í" GRESHAM OFTLUOK, GRESHAM. OREGON IIF M IY IIAMMON SR „ OF SANDY D IE S SUNDAY PAGE THREE OLD TIME DANCE H enry H am m on died Sunday a f ternoon from B rig h t's disease, at the age of 79 years, a t his home in Sandy. A rboleda C o m m u n ity H all Mr. Hamm on, who had lived in Sandy for th e p ast seven y ears, ' was born in G erm any. He cam e to ! th e United S tates 61 y ea rs ago at ' GOOD MUSIC th e age of IS. He located w ith his w ile and fam ily in Saudy »seven Com e and have a y ea rs ago and has lived th e re since : (¡mid T im e as a retire d farm er. Mr. H am m on leaves his widow, A ugusta, th ree sous, Jo h n of Sandy, | the home of Mr. and Mrs. George H enry of P o rtlan d and F red of 1111- , T acheron of G resham on Sunday. Jo h n V aiherg has im proved the nois; tw o d au g h ters, Mrs. C. A. ap D ubarko of Sandy and Mrs. Louise ; p earan ce of his lum ber shed and Schroeder of P o rtlan d , a num ber : office by having it repainted and a of g ran d ch ild ren and one g rea t- , new sign painted. Bert W aller was gran d ch ild to m ourn his death. H e 1 in ch a rg e of th e work. Mr. and Mrs. A. H ederm ann and also has one sister, Mrs. Mary Wm. H ederm ann of P o rtlan d spent D atis, in D--’«—•wort, Iowa. F u n eral services w ere held T ues- i Sunday at th e home of D. H eder- day aftern o o n a t 1 o'clock from the m in n . GREAT FATION-WIDE W M M STM STORE SAT., SEPT. » "Who will he the next m istress o f the W hite H ouse?’’ "And what will she wear?” Come and see the beautiful display in our window all this week, showing the brand-new, Fall, Paris-designed W H IT E TiCUTE l A l i l l S / OF GENUINE T he w ards " G e n u in e , P E T E R PAN \ G u a r a n te e d E a s t C o lo r * * o n t h e a e h a f te are fo r you r id e n tif ic a tio n a n d p ro te c tio n . T H U . S e p t. 3 7 _ "—p“— S A T . Oct. 6 - Superior qual- ity p o c k e t knives. Value» up to ¿3.50 for ivncntrru A d ju s ta b le Roller Skate». F O R SALB WEEK ONLY. Boys $ J79c r s$ J89 79c 98c U ” 3 Z Z Z porcelain enameled Circulator Heater. Standard household •ire. ' Two for the pnce of 1—2 quart Aluminum Sauce Pans. 25c grade. SALE PRICE FOB Best cast Skillet. ROCKW OOD ■ Large No. 8 size. OTHER BARGAINS p la c e a n y f a r 1 Miss G ladys McCann, who has $1.00 value. in e n t m a d e H undreds of other wonderful values, J gone into tra in in g at E m anuel hos- o f G e n u in e a few of which we list below, are on Gokr PETEK PAN p ital, spent W ednesday evening display at our store durinirthis i f i t f a d e » . 9* visiting h er p are n ts here. N ation W ide Sale. B O R I N G FREF m N CH tSTte Safety. Razor with Big T he Rockwood P aren t-T each er Lovelv, F a ll patterns created by the cleverest artists in Tube IVINCHiSTfS Shaving C ream ... 5»e At the an n u al m eeting of th e asso ciatio n gave its reg u la r m eet France— FREE 1 Vi-inch Brush with Pint Can of Sunday school board, th e follow ing ing F rid ay evening followed by a A llu rin g color com bin atio n! in clear, rich tones guaran Red W General Use V arnish................ 69c teed not to lade o r ru n — officers w ere elected for the com reception to th e teachers. Mrs. M in 65c WINCHtSTt* Brass Padlock............... .. 49a P E T E R P AN is the ideal m a te ria l fo r indoor use this ing y ear: W. R. S h attu ck , su p e rin nie B. A ltm an, prin cip al; Mrs. •1-25 Set of 5 Mixing Bowls........................... 94« F all and M inter. te n d en t: Mrs. O. W. Boring, a s s is t M arion M ulcare, Mrs. M yrtle Sm ith, Ace Kitchen Knife Sharpener....... x««,,*,..S$a WINCHCSTt* Air Rifle Shot........................... 5« Prints, 32 in. wide Plain Colors, 36 in. wide an t su p e rin ten d e n t; Sam Malli- jjn d Mt's. H am lin. I-lb. Can Drain Pipe Cleaner................. ...... a Jc coat. se c re ta ry ; Mrs. W. R. S h a t Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Dunlop spent 45-volt extra heavy duty 90c Wire Dish Drainer................ , , ................ 69c tuck tre a s u re r: M ildred Driesel, W ednesday at th e farm home near radio “B" Battery. 50c M etal Waste Basket....................................... ... Regular Price $4.00 crad le ro ll su p e rin ten d e n t: Donald E stacada. 40c 50 feet Wire Clothes Line............... ,....1 9 c Rich, lib ra ria n ; Violet Lake, b irth A b irth d ay su rp rise p arty was WINCHtSTf* Can O p en er.............................. age P h o n e 1411 G resh am , O regon day se c re ta ry and G race Malli- given Mrs. S arah Johnson T uesday 35c 2-Way Electric Socket.................. . . ......... 19c 15c 3-Way Electric C o n nection.,................... io c coat, pianist. The new officers will evening a t h e r home on th e Base j 3-ot. Can -WlNCHtSTt* Utility O il,.............. X5e take up th e ir w ork the first Sunday L ine road. T he evening was spent , $2.50 6-foot Step LaJder....................... ,„..$1.9$ in October. w ith gam es a fte r w hich re fre sh $1.00 Hair Clipper (Cuts Close)...................... 89c T he Boring com m unity club held m ents were served. WINCHCSTtH Food Chopper............... , ...8X.5O ’TTPTTTTTTTTTTT'rTHPT its first m eeting of the school y ear W. G. Seym our has been im prov $1.50 Standard Watch.................. 89« recen tly and elected th e follow ing ing his home by p ainting it. $1.00 Alarm Clock.............................. 89c officers: Mrs. V. A. M endenhall, WINCHtSTCS Thermometer....... a$C anil $Oc Mrs. P eter B urgess Sr., recently 25c Stainless Steel Paring K nife............. .19c p resid en t: Mrs. A. B. Jo n sto n . vice retu rn ed from th e hop fields. $1.25 “Brume" Rake for Lawns................. 98c p resid e n t; Mrs. R. E. Richey, sec Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd G rim sliaw WNCHCSTi* Size 6 Dry Cell...................... 44c re ta ry ; Mrs. John Meyer, tre a su re r. sp en t a few days w ith Mrs.. G rim - 1 50c TVtNCHlSrea Double Edge Razor A. Yaun, who sold his in te rest in sh a w ’s m other Mrs. A rza Sm ith of Blades............................................. . ......... }$c th e Boring T ru ck com pany, has G resham . “Buss" Household Fuse Plugs.. .......... 5 far 15c p urchased a sm all cream ery in $1.50 17-inch Oval Enameled Roaster. . . . $1-8$ Mrs. M argaret C rane and d au g h C o m p letely Q u alified to A ssist $5.50 Copper Wash Boiler......................... $4-29 P o rtlan d and has moved his fam ily te r Genevieve retu rn ed Sunday eve- 1VINCH15TE& Full Size Cowhide Football $1.98 to th e city. I ning from the hop yards. WINCHtSTCM Large Size Electric H eater. $ 6 .0 0 Mrs. W. R. S h attu c k has been in The an n u al election of the Rock- W e a n tic ip a te th e w ords “ d e p e n d ab le P o rtlan d th e p ast week for m edical , wood E pw orth League resu lted as aid. ¡follow s: E d ith Olney, p resid e n t; u n d e rta k e r s ” by b ein g re a d y to a s s is t a t T. J. and O. M. Richey received j O rrie E ckert, first vice p resid en t; a n y h o u r of th e day o r n ig h t. W e p la n n e d a ca r load of lime a t th e local depot G erald H aynes, second vice presi- o u r e s ta b lis h m e n t— th e fin est in s o u th e a s t the la tte r p a rt of th e week. ! d en t; Elva E ck ert, th ird vice pres- e rn P o r tla n d — w ith c a re . O ur fa c ilitie s, P. V etsch was out from P o rtlan d id en t; C ath erin e H aynes, fo u rth c h a p e l a n d e q u ip m e n t w ill be found a m p le on F rid ay looking afte r business vice p resid e n t; H orace N icholls, fo r a ll needs. M oreover, o u r p e rso n a l a t in terests. se c re ta ry -tre a su re r. A reception 1 FREE — r n EE— FREE W illard Boring spent S atu rd ay will he given for these officers F ri te n tio n to th e e n tr u s tm e n t is o u r bond an d Girls—Boysl Attractive School ■ in P o rtlan d m aking arran g e m en ts day evening, to w hich all a re in we se rv e t h a t we m ay be w o rth y th e sa cre d pencil box set with pencil, pen, % for th e publication of th e next vited. 1 ruler and eraser 1 confidence. if you b rin g a 5 "M unhinotu" of w hich he Is editor. Mrs. F red R evaers recen tly lost p a re n t to th is C. L. G regson, who had a piece a valuable hull dog. 1 N a tio n W ide of steel rem oved from his eye some ' *■ -r- “‘ A b irth d ay su rp rise p arty was I 3* ' 4 tim e ago, is rapidly recovering. given one evening last week a t the Two sm all fires fanned by the home of Dr. and Mrs. C. L. H aynes east wind S atu rd ay w ere p ut under in honor of the b irthday of Mrs. J. co n tro l by fire fighters. One w as F. Dunlop. The evening was spent at th e bridge in Boring w hich in playing gam es, later followed by Phone Gresham 1451 th reaten ed the I. O. O. F. hall, and refresh m en ts. Mrs. Dunlop was j the o th er w as in th e p astu re of Mrs. presented witli a set of dishes as a I Anna G antenbein w here it escaped token of love and appreciation Rpck, W ash., visited recen tly with C anning, p rin cip al; Miss B eatrice from some coal pit stum ps and for M rs, J. F. Dunlop recen tly spent ! LYNCH Mr. and Mrs. Miles G ritnsliaw . Sw anson, Miss Ida Luoto and Miss a tim e th reaten ed th e hom es of Joe the day in P o rtlan d w ith Mrs. 9106 F O S T E R ROAD a t L e n ts Th« Parent-Teacher circle of W lllene Botkin. Shaw and Jo h n Osburn. T hom as Olds, form erly of Rock For low est ra te s on autom obile. Lynch school will hold a reception Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Boring and wood. ,, , „ tru ck and g en eral In su ran ce see ' F riday evening. S eptem ber 28, in HENRY .1. JACOBSON Blanket H ea th er Is Here. son W illard w ere d in n er g u ests at Mr. and Mrs. R o rris of C astle 3 w T h o rn e Adv M ANAGING ' iionor of th e teach ers and the new Big value blankets, each $5.95, READY TO ASSIST DAY OR NIGHT DIRECTOR 1 residents of the d istrict. The te ac h size 6l) x 80, use as bed b lanket or ers a ie tlie sam e as served the I auto robe. R egular $10 value. Ask about It. G resham Service Station. school last year, Miss E lizabeth ' —Adv. CITAR ASTEE ** F e t r i l l r e \ L u th eran ch u rch in Sandy w ith b u rial in th e Sandy cem etery, a r- ran g em en ts being in th e hands of J. E. M etzger's fu n eral p arlo rs. R 8,3S6,503 j . .8..5! W ALRAD MERC. CO. Jacobson Service 1 HELPFUL CREDIT Jacobson Co. A W. METZGER <& CO. Dependable Undertakers SU. 1821 ' new mifle INVEST In Electric Power YOU CAN a c tu a lly o w n a n in te r e s t in th e g ig a n tic po w er t h a t tu rn s th e w h eels of in d u s try in y o u r c o m m u n ity — in th e fa c to rie s th a t m ak e fo r p ro s p e rity —in th e lig h ts you see b u rn ing a ll a ro u n d . PO R TLA N D E L E C T R IC P o w er C om pany $6.00 F irs t P re fe rre d Stock, offered a t $98.00 a sh a re , w ill n e t you a r e tu r n of 6.12 % on y o u r in v e s t m en t. T h is sto c k w as first sold a t $90 a sh a re , tw o y e a rs ago, a n d h a s ad v a n ce d in p rice th re e tim e s sin c e th e n . com in g looiaa&leam c o s t s n o t h in g Neither do we charge you for advice as to how best to heat your home, nor for figuring the exact cost of a M ontag installation. Here on the floor we have many models all set up. Here you can see for yourself how extra heavy are the castings, how extra thick are the casings. Here we show you why the M ontag furnace is designed the way it is, and why it fits climatic and fuel conditions; and then we show you the exact character of M ontag factory installation as it would appear in your home. Remember, it costs nothing to look and learn and have us figure the exact layout and cost for you. Y'OU can see y o u r m oney w o rk in g fo r you in th is in v e s tm e n t every d ay of th e y e a r —every h o u r of th e day. An a ttr a c tiv e , easy w ay to sav e m oney a n d h av e it grow ra p id ly w ith p e rfe c t safety. YOU m ay p u rc h a se on a sm all m o n th ly sa v in g s plan if you w ish. In v e s tm e n t D e p a rtm e n t, 820 E le c tric Bldg. E L E < ____ P O W E R ^ O cO M P A N Y BLecTSwe clcctwic auoo. W a rm A ir OREGON Division offices at— Salem . Oregon City, G resham , H illsboro, 8t. H elena and St. Jo h n s. Oregon, and V ancouver, Wash. The Silver Anniversary Buick is kindling more interest drawing more |ieople to the display rooms — winning more praise and creat ing a demand w> sweeping and so insistent that Buick's vast factories have reached new levels of produc tion in attempting to keep pace. — all because it is not only the most brilliant performing automobile of the day. but also beiwuae it marks a new Style a thrilling new mode of car design more beautiful, more luxurious and more graceful than any the world has known' PORTLAND PO RTLAND. \w entirely new scheme o f body lines and contours... the most costly paneling em ployed on a n y a u to m o b ile in th e —, w o r ld ... and the richest upholsteries and appointments .........distinguish 'BuictCs new Masterpiece B O D IE S by EISHER /C L Ofl FURNACE An entirely new scheme of l*» ly lines *n d contour» m /M v rnuiMint Steel panels, the most coally em ployed on any motor car a con- linuous moulding, with d. ^ l e bead running around the body and dividing the lower from the upper structure -a ll impart an atmos phere of unrivaled beauty. If you want beauty —if you want individuality if you want up-to- th e -m in u te smartness there's only one choice . . . the choice of America . . the Silver Anniversary Buick with new Maaterpie,,' Bodies by Fisher It's the new s ty le -th e new mode in motor ears: I t t i SIIV I A ANNIVl RSARV B U IC K W ilk M »«lsrpis«w Bodies k r H s k w w ith o u t o b lig a tio n , o f course, at Gresham Piombini & Heating Co. 1233 Walter W. Metzger Gre s h ai SALES AND SERVICE Oregon City
