Gresham outlook., October 26, 1928, Image 1

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G resham O utlook
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VOI . IH, NO. «•
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNT Y. OREGON,
FRIDAY, OCTOBER
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
1D2S
•2.00 Per Year
Legionnaires Hold
.... A ^ i l ^ A v BIG HOOVER RALLY AT GRESHAM
Anna Lind Becomes
Joint Installation
GRANGE HALL NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT Bride of B. Pankratz
EV A N G ELIST
TO
SPE A K .
Judge Richard Deich
Replies to Charges
T he N eighbors of W oodcraft en- '
joyed a social h o u r a t th e ir reg u lar
m eeting in th e I. O. O. F. h all on I
Powell stre e t T uesday evening. A
About 75 m em bers of the A m eri­ sh o rt session of lodge w as held
A cerem ony uniting in m arriage.
Richard Deieh, judge of the
can Legion and the A uxiliary w ere preceding the social program , d u r­ Miss Aldrich, Campaign Speaker, Will Present Hoover
Miss A nna Lind, d au g h ter of Mrs.
co
u rt of dom estic relations, again st
and
Issues.
Cannon
for
School
Superintendent
p resen t at th e joint in stallatio n ing w hich Jo sep h E. G ates and
Ida Lind of Powell Valley and Ben
whom a recall petition has been
held T uesday evening in th e grange F ran ces G ates w ere tak en into th e
\\ ill Be Given Endorsement.
P an k ratz , son of Mrs. W. W. S ie­
filed w hich will come up for a vote
hall. C arl Moser, sta te ad ju tan t, G resham lodge by tra n sfe r.
By
m ens of G resham , w as perform ed
of the people at the com ing elec-
acted as in stallin g officer for the popular vote th e d ates of th e m eet- , People of G resham and vicinity ! C ongressm an F ra n k lin F. K orell
at the Swedish Mission ch u rch at
' tion, has m ade a public statem en t
Legion and inducted th e follow ing ings w ere changed from th e second will be given an o p p o rtu n ity to i h as been invited. If un ab le to be
I for the consideration of the voters.
some
rousing
cam paign | £,^Xael„*i ila. "
rep resen ted by a Pow ell Valley Sunday afternoon
m en into th e ir offices: J. E. Jons- and fourth T uesdays of each m onth h ear
at 2 o’clock. T he im pressive double
good speaker.
I E ntirely aside from th e m erits of
rud, com m ander; C. C. G ray, 1st to the second and fo u rth W ednes­ speeches next T uesday night. Octo­
Our own citizen, Roy E. Cannon, rin g cerem ony w as used. Rev. Don
j the case, the Outlook re g re ts the
vice com m ander; Ja ck M iller, 2d days, in order n ot to conflict w ith ' ber 30, a t th e G resham g ran g e hall. candidate for county school su p e r­
! action w hich has culiniuated in this
T he m eeting w ill s ta r t at 7:30 intendent, w ill be one of th e sp eak ­ S hogren officiating.
vice com m ander; Roy Gibbs, fi­ other local m eetings.
w ith m usic by th e Union high ers and a ro u sin g endorsem ent of
recall petition. Ju d g e D eich’s sta te ­
T he bride, who enteVed on the
n ance officer; H erbert B arnes, ad ­
A sh o rt program w as a rra n g e d i school o rch e stra.
his candidacy is looked for.
m
ent follow s;
arm
of
Joseph
G
reene
of
P
o
rtlan
d
,
ju ta n t; Dr. A. W. Botkin, h isto r­ for th e evening consisting of a
Miss Maud A ldrich, n ationally
People have lis'en ed to g re a t
"I have refrained from answ ering
ian and G alen C. F an ch e r; c h a p ­ num ber of m usical selections given know n W. C. T. U. w orker, will be speeches over th e radio w hich they as th e wedding m arch was played
| the ch arg es again st me until the
the
p
rin
icp
al
sp
eak
er.
She
has
co
uldn’t
applaud,
ilere
is
a
chance
by
Miss
Sigrid
Johnson,
w
ore
a
lain.
recall p etitio ns w ere actually filed,
by th e follow ing group, G. A. Cox, been cam paigning for H erbert to h ear good speakers, show an in ­
Mrs. Minnie B. E astm an , past banjo; E. M. W ard, ban jo ; Jerom e H oover th ro u g h o u t th e sta te under te re st and p u t some local pep into b eautiful d ress of w hite satin-back
but now th a t th e m a tte r Is a t issue
! I desire to m ake th e follow ing
sta te p resident of th e auxiliary, C ocklerease, violin, and Mrs. G. F. the State R epublican com m ittee. the cam paign. Everybody is in ­ crep e and ca rrie d a large show er
state m en t:
acted as in stallin g officer for the D uncan and Mrs. J. E. G ates, al- She is a forceful sp eak er and de­ vited and th e h all should be filled bouquet of O phelia roses and lillies
serves a larg e hearing.
“T he ch arg es upon w hich my re-
to
overflowing.
of th e valley. She w as preceded by
w om an’s order. The officers who te rn a tin g at th e piano. Mrs. E. M.
1 call as judge of th e co u rt of do-
two
little
flower
g
irls,
Mary
P
a
rt-
w ere installed w ere M yrtle Olm- W ard gave a reading, en titled "An OBI I I AKA G l\ EN Of
j m estic relations is sought a re
WOMEN FORM ( LASSES
low of Pow ell V alley and Madeline
I grossly false, m alicious and, I may
sQhied, p resid e n t; M arion Hoss, 1st Old Maid's B irth d ay ,” and Mrs. J. E.
JOHN DAN ID TEEN IN
FOB FUN AN II STUDY A nderson of P o rtlan d . The maid
Miss Itila M. Sanders.
add, in sin cere in every respect.
vice p resid e n t; F reda Stafford, 2d G ates favored w ith a piano solo,
Jo h n David Teevin was born in
A special m eeting of th e B usiness of honor. Miss Ruth Lind, sister of
T his w ell-know n ev an g elist of The in stig ato r of th e charges, who
vice presid en t; Celia E veretts, sec- “T he Polacca B rillia n t” by Merz. L indsay, O ntario, C anada, in 1856,
und P ro fessio n al W omen's club th e bride, followed closely, dressed P o rtlan d will speak at the C ottrell is also sponsor of the recall, is
.
.
_ „
He cam e to P o rtla n d in 1890 and
re ta ry -tre a s u rt'r ; N ellie Jo n sru d , . L ater
com m unity church next Sunday inspired by revengeful and m er­
a num ber of gam es w ere en- tw o y ears ,a te r m a rried m ,m C ath . met Monday evening at the lib rary
cenary motives. My failu re to ap ­
in a b eau tifu l dress of peach crepe, m orning at 11 o’clock.
ch a p la in ; G ertru d e Svendsen, h is­ joyed by th e m em bers and th e ! e rine McGinley. Mr. Teevin w as a
to h ear th e rep o rt of the ed u ca­ ca rry in g a bouquet of roses and
point hint cltief probation officer of
to ria n and Mabel G ilberson, se r­ guests who had been invited for th e roofing co n tra cto r for sev eral years
my court in th e flrst instance and my
Etangelical Church.
tional com m ittee, consisting of Miss sw eet peas. T he bridesm aids fol­
g ean t-at-arm s.
T he com m ittees occasion
u n til his h ealth failed, and th en he A ugusta
R eform ation services will be refu sal la ter to perm it him to use
H ahn,
Miss
F lorence lowing w ere Miss E dith Lind, s is­
_
..
.
p u rch ased th e farm n ear G resham
appointed by the p resident for the
held a t the Evangelical church my office und Its records to fu rth e r
The decorations, gam es and re- wj,jc h ilaa been th e fam ily home Honey and Mrs. C lara C. Miller.
te r of th e bride of Los Angqles Sunday at 11 a. in. preceded by the foster and financially benefit his
au x iliary consist of hospital, K ath ­ freshm ents w ere planned w ith H al- since 1900.
As a re su lt of th e m eeting It was dressed in orchid crepe, and Miss Bible school at 111. T he S acram ent personal and private ventures in
leen Chiodo and Mrs. W. H. B aillie; low e'en sp irit. At the close of th e , Mr. Teevin had recently u n d er­
decided to begin the o p eratio n of
of Holy Com munion will he cele­ M ultnomah county, and not any
g u ard ian sh ip , Mrs. O. A. E astm an; evening doughnuts and cider w as . g0!,e
o p eratio n w hich im- th ree classes a t once. T h ere will Audrey Johnson of G resham d re s s ­ b rated at the close of the p reach ­ sin cere desire on his p a rt to b etter
ed in light green crepe. Both c a r ­ ing services. A serm on tttting the th e conditions of the w ards of my
A m ericanism , C hristena H um ason; served B to th e 35 g u ests and m em ­ I paired his h ealth to such an ex tent
i th a t w hen he suffered a severe be an ath letic c^ass w hich will ried bouquets of pink carn atio n s. occasion
will be delivered by the court, is the tru e and underlying
m em bership,
Georgia
R oberts, bers present.
stro k e of apoplexy, Sunday, Octo- m eet each T uesday evening at the
pasto
r.
Rev.
E H orstm aun, who reason for his personal anim us
T
he
u
sh
ers
w
ere
C
larence
and
R eta B eauville;
u n it activities,
; her 13, he never regained con-
has
ju
st
retu
rn ed from a th ree tow ard me and his pernicious activ ­
high
school
gym
nasium
u
nder
the
Robert Itosling of P o rtlan d , cou­ m onth's speaking
, sclousness before his d eath on
R uth S t.C la ir, P earl G ray; child HEALTH ASSOCIATION
to u r in the ities in u rg in g my recall.
direction
of
Mrs.
V.
H.
Calhoun.
T h u rsd ay evening, October 18. He
sin s of th e bride. T he wedding middle west. Not only th e refo rm a­
w elfare, E thel Gibbs, E dna Brug-
have a t all tim es been sincere
ELECTS NEW OFFICER . w as at St. V incents hospital in Follow ing th is class at 8:30 and in procession was met at the a lta r by tion of the church was and Is nec­ in “I d esire
and faithful In effort to
g e r;
publicity, V ernice Yager,
P
o
rtlan
d
at
th
e
tim
e
of
his
death.
Miss Je n n ie M arie Niem elä, who
the sam e place. Miss G race P o tter th e groom and hjs best m an Theo’. essary but (tie reform ation of p e r­ discharge my official duties in such
T he executive com m ittee is to con­
T he fu n eral was held from St.
sonal c h a ra c te r Is a co n stan t p ro ­ a way as to meet the ju st expecta­
holds a degree of B achelor of M ary's ca th e d ra l in P o rtlan d , Oct­ will lead a class in clog dancing.
dore G reene of P o rtlan d . P reced ­
sis t of the officers and th e follow ­
Science in public h ealth nursing ober 22, w ith servies by Rev. F ath e r
A class in sh o rth an d has been ing th e cerem ony Mrs. Arvid H en­ cess. The ch u rch is a vital factor tions of th e p ^ tp le of th is city and
ing m em bers, E thel Gibbs, Vernice
in assistin g th e individual to p e r­ county. My co u rt has been kept
from th e U niversity of W ashington, ' Chas. Keveny of G resham . The in- formed u n d er th e direction of Lyle drickson of P o rtlan d gave tw o vo m anently fix in his life the resu lt clean in every resp ect and no sc an ­
Yager, Alice McCormick and P earl
I
te
rm
en
t
w
as
m
ade
in
the
Mt.
C
al­
has been chosen by th e M ultnom ah
Mason. T his class will m eet T h u rs ­ cal selections, ” 1 Love You T ru ly ,” of a p ersonal reform ation, says the dal, financial or otherw ise has a t­
vary cem etery.
Gray.
tached to my ad m in istratio n or
pastor.
County Public H ealth association
day evening a t th e high school. and "Beloved It Is Morn.”
He
is
survived
by
his
widow,
A fter the in stallatio n an in te re s t­
anyone connected therew ith.
to fill the position on th e county Mrs. C ath erin e T eevin, tw o sons, O ther classes w ill be form ed as
Free Methodist Church.
ing program w as arran g ed . Rev.
"D ependent children have in
T h e ch u rch w as ap p ro p riately
n u rsin g staff left v acant by the Wm. J. of G resham , and Edm und th e re is a dem and for them .
At
the F ree M ethodist church every in stan ce been cared for as
Chas. S. T ator, of P o rtlan d , who
P.
of
O
akland,
C
alif.;
tw
o
d
au
g
h
­
resignation of Mrs. E llen P ost who
The next re g u la r m eeting of the decorated in green foliage, b eau ti­ next Sunday m orning th e pastor, th e ir best in te re sts seemed to re ­
te rs, Mrs. J. S. Chiodo of-G resham
w as taken into the G resham Legion |
now resides in R oseburg w here her I aIld Mrs M L K leaver and two club w i!’ be held Monday evening, ful flowers and au tu m n leaves, A Rev. B. J.' S ates, will tak e for his quire. I am conscious of no w rong
by tra n s fe r T uesday evening, gave
husband is em ployed.
"
g ran d ch ild ren , of D unsm uir, Calif. November 5, when C laren ce C. gatew ay fu rn ish in g a u n iq u e se t­ subject "W lyit w ilt Thou have me to nor neglect of any child brought
a sh o rt address.
Miss A ugusta f Miss N iem ela received her de- Also a sister, Mrs. M arg aret Sack-
to do?” Tlie p asto r will preach before my co u rt nor of any dis­
Ownbey will ta lk on th e political tin g for th e b rid al p arty was fo rm ­ Ilgam at 7:30 in the evening. This courteous, m uch less b ru tal or In­
H ahn gave th re e w histling num ­
ed
by
th
e
a
ttra
c
tiv
e
a
rran
g
e
m
en
t
gree upon com pletion of th e «ve-
situ atio n from an unbiased sta n d ­
service, which will be evangelistic, hum an tre a tm e n t of any parent,
bers, accom panied on the piano by ]
of fall flowers and autu m n foliage. will lie preceded tiy young people's relutlve or friendly intervenor, man
point.
year course in n u rsin g , two y ears |C anada.
Miss Melba S anders, and Mrs. Bay- ¡
m eeting at 6:30. Sunday school or woman, who has ever consulted
' of the five having been sp en t in
A fter th e cerem ony Mr. und Mrs. will meet at 10 o'clock.
nte on official business or th e care
ard Miller gave tw o vocal selec-
Woman killed on Sandy Boulevard
Card of T h an k s.
tra in in g at the S eattle g en eral hos­
aw ay
and best in te rests of delinquent or
Mrs. Je n n ie C ereghino, 39, wife P a n k ra tz slipped quietly
C
ccom panied by Miss F lo r­
We
w
ish
to
ex
p
ress
our
sincere
pital. Follow ing h er g rad u atio n .
dependent ch ildren.
Haley Baptist Church.
ence Honey. L ater refresh m en ts
th a n k s and ap p reciatio n to our of Joseph C ereg’^ 'Q . Italian p r o - ; leaving th e ir 400 guests to enjoy
Miss Niemela w orked for a y ear on m any frien d s who w ere so kind to duce grow er, was in ju red fatally the w edding reception w ithout
“ I have at all tim es sym patheti­
Rev.
John
S.
N
ordell,
p
asto
r
of
w ere served.
the n u rsin g staff of the S eattle Red us d u rin g our recen t bereavem ent when stru ck by an autom obile on them . They w ent to P o rtlan d and the H aley B ap tist ch u rch , has a n ­ cally co-operated with and solicit­
J. M oreland of E stacada, d ep a rt­
Sandy houlevard n ear P ark ro se
ed th e co-operation of all social
anti also for the b eautiul floral T
, Cross V isiting N urse association.
uesday evening. Mrs. C ereghino I re tu rn e d Monday to Powell Valley, nounced th a t all services at th a t agencies, police and other public
m ent d istric t com m itteem an, was
ch
u
rch
will
he
in
E
nglish
next
offerings.
The em ploym ent of Miss Niemela
suffered com pound fra c tu re s of I w here they expect to m ake th eir Sunday. They will consist of S u n ­ officers concerned in the w elfare of
Mrs. C ath erin e Teevin, Wm. J. both
one of the out-of-tow n guests p re s­
legs, a cru sh ed skull and in- ' home nt present
. was confirm ed by unanim ous action
day school al 10 o'clock, preaching children and have sought inform a­
and
Edm
ond
P.
Teevin,
Mr.
ent.
,
by th e pastor at 11 o'clock, ju n io r tion, counsel and advice w henever
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of the board of d ire c to rs of the
and Mrs. J. S. Chiodo, Dr and te rn a l injuries. An am bulance was
called b ut death o ccu rred before | A fter th e d ep a rtu re of the bride m eeting at 6:45 and evening se r­ and w herever obtainable as an aid
Mrs.
M.
L.
K
leaver.
Accident In ju re s Form an B rothers. M ultnomah County Public H ealth
th e woman reached th e hospital.
in the p erform ance of my official
and groom refre sb m e n ts consist- vice at 7:30.
Mrs. C ereghino, w ith h er 18-year-
V ictor Form an, 14, and Ray For- association at a m eeting th is week Two Men Accused of killing Heller
duties.
.
¡ng of cake, ice cream and punch
old
d
au
g
h
ter.
Dina,
had
been
at
Mr.
m an. 17. sons of G eorge Form an, at the courthouse in P o rtlan d . The
"I have a t no tim e been vdlgar or
Methodist Episcopal Church.
(
liris
Benson
and
F
ra
n
k
P
erry
C
ereghino’s
tru
c
k
g
ard
en
and
were
j
w
ere
served
the
guests.
Two
un-
of B arton, w ere severely injured new n u rse took up her w ork at
U nder tlie title “W here Do We Go careless in speech or conduct to or
are out on $1,000 bail each, charged ' on th e ir way home. Alfon T rap o ld u sually larg e w edding cukes w ere
W ednesday m orning w hen the car
From H ere?” th e p asto r of the in the presen ce of g irls, boys or
once,
with
w
antonly
killing
a
heifer
not
O(
P
o
rtlan
d
who
w
as
th
e
d
riv
er
of
th ey w ere riding in stru c k a goat,
women, eith er in my co u rt room or
th eir p ro p erty , according to an th e autom obile th a t h it Mrs. Cere- made, a w hite one by the G resham M ethodist ch u rch will discuss the elsew here, or at all. I have alw ays
veered, plunged down a 20-foot em ­
p resen t sta tu s of th e prohibition
Bakery
and
a
d
ark
fru
it
cake
by
Mother
oi
Eleven
hies
at
Sandy.
Oregon
City
new
s
rep
o
rt.
ghino,
and
who
w
as
alm
o
st
a
t
the
b an k m ent and landed in a creek,
honestly and sincerely tried, und I
They w ere, it is charged, cau g h t point of collapse over th e trugedy, Robt. Itosling, a baker In P o rtland, question and the various proposals believe have succeeded, in squarin g
Mrs. Eva K rebs of Sandy died at
n ear the highw ay from B arton to
being m ade to co rrec t Its abuses.
Boring. V ictor, who suffered a h er home T hursd ay evening at 6:30. ! >n the act of sk in n in g the heifer in wa8 held blam eless.
who also acted as one of the u sh ers The serm on will be tim ely and In­ my official and p ersonal conduct
fra c tu re d arm and severely bruised Mrs. K rebs, who w as born in R ub - a 300-acre p a stu re betw een G fesh-
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at
the wedding. Miss Edith Lind, stru ctiv e. it will be presented at wit it my profound resp ect for
Bargain
in
Shrubs.
head, is in th e Good S am aritan hos- sia, had been a resid en t of th e San- am ani1
looP highw ay, and
A m erican womanhood and the O re­
S
h
ru
b
s
of
all
kinds
at
h
alf
price,
siste
r of the bride, p rep ared 21 the m orning hour.
p ital in P o rtlan d
Rav who with ' dy com m unity for a num ber of when taken before Ju stic e T ta ro at
gon hoys and g irls who have come
T
he
evening
serm
on
is
entitled,
his b ro th er received fir^t aid from years, and had lived in th e United Oregon City w ere held to the g ran d some a t less. K allan d er F lo ral Co., | double sized cakes for th e occasion,
“Tlie
U ndim iulshed
F o u n tain .” w ithin the purview of nty official
ju ry .
A nother m an
is being opposite b erry cannery, G resham .
Dr. H. H. H ughes, of G resham , suf- [ S tate s for 39 years,
D
uring
tlie
reception
much
p
raise
:30
is
th
e
hour.
T
he
new uudl- duties. I feel confident th a t my
so
u
g
h
t
in
connection
w
ith
th
e
case.
— Adv.
fered a fra ctu red and badly cut 1 She leaves her husband and 11
record for the last 30 y ears has
: was given th e “pieces of eig h t” toriuni is en tirely endorsed, so th at acquainted th e citizens of this
face.
children, four d au g h ters and seven
w
o
rsh
ip
p
ers
need
not
fear
d
rau
g
h
ts
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j sons, all of Sandy, to m ourn her
1 ch est of Com m unity P late sllver- und cold.
county w ith my personal integ rity
F or low est rate s on autom obile, death. F u n eral services will he
and fitness for th is office."
| w are th a t w as presen ted th e bride
tru c k and g eneral in su ran ce see held at Sandy next Sunday w ith in-
, by th e m em bers of th e Sw edish
ITidenoiiiliiatloitiil Temple.
1
.
...
B. W. T horne.—Adv.
te rm en t in th e Sandy cem etery.
r> ,
.. ,,,
Let us tell you how to get a $10
: Mission ch u rch and friends. A
The D esire of All N ations will W()o| b lan k et or auto robe 60 , 8d
OreHhanl Service Sta-
g re a t n um ber of p resen ts w ere re- he the su b ject of the serm on by f(jr , 5 95
Rev. 8. F, P itts Sunday afternoon
(celved by the young couple from at 2 o'clock a t th e U ndenom inat­ tlon, Main stre e t.—Adv.
th e ir m any relativ es and friends.
ional tem ple. He will p reach again )
Window ('leaning.
in the evening a t 7:30. Sunday
For ex p ert window cleaning see
school will he at 10 o'clock.
S. T ajim a, or leave orders w ith J.
Ross Brown, G resham , phone 2501.
Bethel Baptist ( Ittiren.
Bethel
B
aptist
ch
u
rc
h
will
ob­
I’EAS. Lily of the Valley
serve the usual o rd er next Sunday,
No. 5 sieve. C a n ...................
O ctober 28, with Bible school at
3 cans for
9:45 and preach in g services at 11
o'clock In the m orning and 7:30 in
WALNUTS, choice Oregon
F rid a y , O c to b e r 2 6 — A rem e C lu b
tlie evening.
M a e a tic ra d e
D a n te ,
M aso n ic
h a ll,
or C alifornia P o u n d ..........
Rev. Mrs. A. D. H untley's subject G re sh a m .
2 pounds tue
for both services w ill be "Seven
a y . O c to b e r 26.— P .-T . A. B enefit
Epohs In th e Life of th e M aster." D a F n r id
te
a n d C a rd P a r t y a t L y n ch
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26 — H a llo w e 'e n
Gallon 30c
ach o o l p ro g ra m a n d so c ial a t S p rin g -
FOR THE LADIES
d a le Ncnoolriouse, a t R o 'clo ck .
MAHCEI.I.E CO.HMEiTCN.
( HOH E STEAKS, pound
S a tu r d a y , O c to b e r 27— L u th e r i ¿cague
A full line of face cream s, pow I o f S a ro n L ¿ u th e ra n c h u rc h , P o w ell V al-
ders, sham poo, lotions, rouge, puffs, i l.Vy- . Mj1* hold I la llo w e 'e n H a r v e s t
d en tal cream , perfum es, etc. A
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POT BOASTS, pound...
q u ality p ro d u ct of n atio n al re p u ta ­ S a tu r d a y , O c to b e r 27.— M a s q u e ra d e
A s in g le o r double coil M ajestic E le c tric H e a te r
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R o ck w o o d ( ¡ r a n g e h a ll.
tion a t p o p u lar prices. A ylsw orth
w ill be ideal fo r w a rm in g th a t cold c o rn e r in th e
Ar M artin.—Adv.
T u e s d a y E v e n in g . O c to b e r 3<».-- R e ­
NEWBERG PACKING CO.
Saturday - Monday Specials
Conlon’s Thrifty
Coming Events
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Majestic Heater
Campaign
h ouse w h ich th e sto v e h e a t c a n n o t rea c h . N or is
th e r e re a so n w hy th e b a th ro o m sh o u ld be like
“ G re e n la n d ” if you use a M ajestic.
SINGLE COIL
DOUBLE COIL
$ 0 .9 5
$ r7 .5 0
7
95c down, balance
$1.00 per m onth
$2.50 down, balance
$1.25 per month.
PORTLAND
25c
22c
Phone 1151
WE DELIVER
SUPERIOR
“Utah Grand vs Anthracite”
A lm ost tw iu s, y et a v ast d ifferen ce in price.
We a ll know A n th ra c ite coal is th e best coal
m ined
an d th e h ig h e st priced.
U T A II-
GHAND COAL h a s all th e c h a ra c te r is tic s of
A n th ra c ite . No loss in s to rin g . No c lin k e rs ,
No s tr in g ) soot. L ong lu stin g — yet co sts no
m ore th a n o rd in a ry coal. J u s t th e th in g fo r
b ro o d er, ra n g e , h e a tin g sto v e o r fu rn ace.
P h o n e your d e a le r.
1411
«Leerme
Phone HOI
elec tric blo c
Powell St.
GRESHAM
p u b lic a n R a lly , ( îr t'f lia m
WALRAD MERC. CO.
G resh am , O regon
C h a lle n g e s c o m p a ri­
son w ith a n y w a s h e r at
any
price.
B uilt on
scien tific p rin c ip le s of
th e b est m a te ria ls , p e r ­
fectly b alan ced fo r s e r ­
vice
and
d u ra b ility .
E v ery u se r is a b o o ste r
an d we can re fe r you to
30 local u s e rs w ho look
fo rw a rd to w ash day
w ith p lea su re. T h e re is
a reaso n .
If in te re s te d , call fo r
a d e m o n s tra tio n . P h o n e
1871, call fo r Mr. T. B.
Huff, s o lic ito r a n d dem ­
o n s tra to r.
The Berry Growers
Packing Co.
Radiant
Circulator
For m an u factu red or n atu ra l
gas com bination, wood and
coal -or wood.
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safe, m o d ern device to
p rovide cle a n , h e a lth fu l,
c irc u la tin g w a rm th in
hom es, shops, sto re s,
schools, etc.
W» (I
L a d • m Aid d in n e r a t
c h u rc h .
F rh lay, N o v em b er
T A P ie S o cial.
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local dealers
hone 1*21
Gresham
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lio oi rn a
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S a tu r d a y , N o v e m b e r 3.—S o u th e a s t
C ircle M< th o d is t Aid B a k e S ale, a t
A. W M a t« g e r g ro c e ry » tor*, a t 1
o 'clo ck .
S a tu r d a y . N o v e m b e r I.— P .-T . A. H a ­
s a a r. U n io n S ch o o l D lst. No. 26, C la c k ­
a m a s c o u n ty .
F rid a y ,
N o v em b er
2.—-H a llo w e 'e n
• -’r< u s by th e G r e s h a m G r a d e P a r e n t -
T e a c h e r s a t th e sch o o l h o u se, a t 7 30.
F rid a y , N o v e m b e r 9. I«adl«s A id
I B a x a a r o f S a r o n L u th e ra n c h u rc h .
P o w ell V alley sc h o o lh o u se
F rid a y . N o v e m b e r •
don A rm 1stU e D an ce
A m e ric a n Le-
F rltla y , N ov. 9.—W o m e n 's
U nio n
o f th e E v a n g e lic a l c h u r c h
annual
b a s a a r a n d c h ic k e n su p p e r a t c h u rc h .
F rid a y . N o v e m b e r 16 B a s a a r by
W o m en s S o ciety o f th e P r e s b y te r ia n
c h u r c h o f F a irv ie w
S a tu r d a y , D ecem b er
T r o u td a le L a d le s Aid.
: Radio Electric
O ra n g e hall.
1 ' L. c
1- Ba « a a r
T h u rs d a y .
iH te m b e r
6. — A n n u a l
D in n e r a n d B a s a a r o f th e M e th o d ist
E p isc o p a l c h u rc h , G re sh a m
S a tu r d a y . I> ecem ber I.—T h e a n n u a l
b a s a a r o f th e M e th o d ist I ¿ad ies A id o f
P le a s a n t H o m e, a t th e c h u rc h .