Gresham outlook., April 14, 1922, Page 4, Image 4

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New m ode! H o lto n c o rn e t. S ilv e r
p la te d w ith gold trim m in g s a n d bell.
CHURCH
HOLDS
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A W W PA L M E E T IN G
GRESHAM LOCALS
C. B. an d A. slid e s. L e a th e r p lu sh
A t th e re c e n t a n n u a l eo
n g reg a- C a rrie H an sen is su fferin g
-----Mrs.
case. C ost $125.
P ra c tic a lly new . 11tonal m e e tin g , h eld by th e S m ith ,roB1 an a tta c k o f p to m a in e poison-
W ill se ll fo r »50. P h o n e 2361.
‘ ~ P re s b y te ria n c h u rc h in te r- i®*’ b ro u g b t o n - su p p o sed ly , by eat-
M em o rlal
™ «»,
, b,
P h o n e w an t ads. to 1561.
| io u s o rg a n iz a tio n s o f th e c h u rc h ac- very sick la s t n ig h t b u t is b e tte r to-
tlv itie s , w'hich sh o w ed p ro g ress. A I d a y *
' h o u se h a s been b o u g h t fo r th e m in -
c - G orily w ho h as been q u ite ill is
is te r, a n d a re s id e n t p a s to r h a s been
.,
FLOWERS
FOR
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h
.
by „5, “7” J—»“
“j;:
BONNIE BLUE
Enameled Ware
.th e P re s b y te r) .
an d w ill m a k e th e ir hom e h ere. E lton
A ll o b lig a tio n s
h av e been m et, *8 well k n o w n h e re an d w ill a ss ist j
an d th e new y e a r s ta r te d w ith a 7 s ’a , b e r '
E a stm a n , in th e I
sm a ll b a la n c e In th e tr e a s u ry . T h e lu m b p r b u sin ess.
fo llo w in g officers w ere elec ted fo r
Mrs J M. C. M iller of Sandy
th e S u n d ay sch o o l: M rs. H. H. P r a t t, 8Pe n t W ed n esd ay an d T h u rsd a y in
s u p e r in te n d e n t; M rs. E. It I). H oi- G resb a,u v is itin g h e r s is te r, Mrs. C.
le n s te d ,
a s s is ta n t
s u p e r in te n d e n t; , G ordy a n d fam ily.
M rs I). W. M cK ay, s e c re ta ry an d
an d M rs It. T. S m ith and fam -
tr e a s u r e r .
By w ere p le a s a n tly s u rp ris e d last
H. A. P u lle r w as re-elected to S a tu rd a y w hen an old n e ig h b o r of
se rv e a s e ld e r fo r th r e e y ears, an d tb e lrs , Mrs. M arth a M cLean of V an-
i I). W. M cK ay w as also re-elected to c° u v e r, I! C., v isited th em .
T hey
se rv e as tr e a s u r e r o f th e ch u rc h T h e bad not 8P' n h e r fo r 34 y ears. Mrs
c h u rc h lo o k s fo rw a rd to a y e a r of re- M cLean had trie d to find th e m before
new ed in te re s t an d g ro w th u n d e r th e b “ 1 co u ld not find w here th ey lived
, le a d e rs h ip of th e new p a sto r, th e T h e p o stal a u th o r itie s a sk ed Mr.
S m ith to rev erse his in itia ls from
j Rev. E. R. D. H o llen sted .
T. It. to R. T. Mrs. M cL ean finally
M u ltn o m ah C o u n ty C oun cil.
* o t w ord fro m th e m by m ail and
T h e r e g u la r m e e tin g of th e M ult- m ade th e second tr ip from B ritish
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n o m ah C o u n ty C ou n cil o f P a re n t- C olum bia.
T e a c h e r a sso c ia tio n s w ill be h eld on
Mrs G eo rg e L eslie is b u ild in g a
S a tu rd a y . A p ril 29, a t U nion H igh npw b u n g alo w on L aw ren ce av en u e
'sc h o o l in G resh am .
J- K. S m ith o f N ew berg has r e - ,
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c e n tly sold a h o u se an d lot back of
REFINEM ENTS ADDED TO
,J o n e * L u n ib p r y a rd to th e Jo n e s
FORD
E N C L O S F n CA R« Lunibpr Co T h ey p la n to use th e
r u n u w w h V B B U G A R S p ro p erty in e x te n d in g th e y ard .
.
M rs G race R ad fo rd w as m a rrie d
M any a d d ed co n v en ie n ces an d re- on A p ril 4 to J o h n H ig g in b o tto m a
,'." 7 '« " " a re l° 7 8,PPn ■*." ’ihp Eor<1 ra n e h e r o f P ro sse r, W ash in g to n
m d o .ed c a rs now b eing d isp lay ed by w here th e y w ill m a k e th e ir horn"'
d e fe rs
° <a a u ,h o riz e d F o rd Mrs. H ig g iB b o tto m ’s m o th e r. Mrs
I'lowers are the most ex­
.
H essel, a n d th e fo r m e r’s little son
T h e In te rio r of b o th th e coupe an d ¿w ill join th em soon a t P ro s se r
pressive symbol of Easter.
t n° W , “
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'
S,PVP M ar8to n
and
R aym ond
To give flowers, to have tracGve""«»,
tr a c tiv e s h a d e of w a ln u t
brow n , W h eeler le ft th is m o rn in g f o r W est
b ro a d c lo th ; an d th e se a ts a re up h o l- T im b er. O reg o n , to w ork in a logging
flowers in our windows, is sto
re d w ith a s im ila r m a te ria l th re a d - cam p
T hev ex p ect to be g o n e g for
*
an expression of Love which fed w ith ch a lk e d eb o n y -strip e . H eavy se v e ra l m o n th s
i l ug8. * lve a.n a d d ed to u cb of
Miss M ary H an sen h a s b o u g h t
all the world knows and c fl02
o m fo rt. L ifts, of a sp ecial desig n , Cecil M e tz g e rs h o u se on F o u rth
understands.
m in im ize th e effo rt of ra is in g o r low- s tre e t n ex t to th e lib ra ry a n d she
e w indow s. D o o r b u m p e rs in ­ an d h e r m o th e r w ili ta k e possession
The sentiment is almost j s e u rin re g a th tig
te r fittin g , an d new d o o r w ith in a w eek o r tw o.
two thousand years-old now I g rip s, b o th h in
sid e an d o u t, a d d to th e
A r e g u la r m e e tin g of th e E a ste rn
I
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id
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r
’s
co
n
v
en ien ce.
„ ill be h eld T u esd ay evening.
—and still it endures—as it
S ta r w
T h e d em a n d fo r F o rd en clo sed c a rs A pril 18
will to the end of the world. 1 h as been u n u su a lly h ig h d u rin g th e i
: Past tw o m o n th s. A lth o u g h p ro d u c ­
An Easter Special—A
t i o n h as been sp eed ed up in th e F o rd BODY OF BOY FOUND
two-bloom lily at
IN JOHNSON CREEK
fa c to ry a t D etro it, sa le s c o n tin u e to
(exceed th e o u tp u t, m a k in g it n eces­
T h e body o f 7 -y ear-o ld R obert
s a r y fo r p u rc h a s e rs in m an y p a rts of
w as fo u n d in Jo h n so n
th e c o u n try to w ait fo r th e ir cars. W inslow
While they last
| T h e local d e a le r say s th is is th e r e a ­ cre e k T h u rsd a y ev e n in g by a n e ig h ­
T h e ch ild h ad been m issin g
son th e y h av e been u rg in g c u sto m e rs b o r
to place th e ir o rd e rs as e a rly as from th e h o m e o f his g ra n d m o th e r,
p ossible.
i M rs. O ra F le m m in g , sin ce la s t S un­
day.
I T h e ch ild w as la s t seen a t noon
¡S u n d a y ly in g on th e b an k o f th e
(c re e k w h ere th e w a te r w.as n o t very
I deep. As h e h ad o ften ru n aw ay be­
fo re. his g r a n d m o th e r d id n o t a t
first th in k a n y th in g h ad h a p p e n e d to
h im ; b u t w hen h e failed to re tu rn .
I P o rtla n d d e p u ty sh eriffs w ere n o ti­
Let us figure on your new
fied. T h ey d ra g g e d th e c re e k and
sea rc h e d th e w oods in th e v ic in ity of
th e U e ard o rf ro ad an d G ilb e rt s ta tio n
house for shades. Call up by
w ith th e a s s is ta n c e of boy sco u ts.
T h e m o th e r, M rs. W in slo w R eed,
w ho h a s been w o rk in g in th e B re m ­
phone, 1 9 0 1 , and we will
e rto n navy y a rd , cam e to P o rtla n d
an d to ld th e sh e riff's office th a t sh e p f l W F T T
« t
w ould give a re w a rd of »50 to an y o n e F g W ELL VALLEY CLUB
give estimates, any
lea d in g to th e d iscovery o f th e
LEADERS GIVEN PINS
w h e re a b o u ts o f th e m issin g boy.
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Two P ow ell V alley clu b le a d e rs
A b ad ly d eco m p o sed body fo u n d on w ere a w a rd e d p in s by M iss E th e l
th e b a n k s of th e C u m b e rla n d riv e r p aiirin a
,
, , ,
n e a r N ash v ille, T e n n ., w as given a ( a lk in s > c o u n ty c lu b le a d e r.
T h ey
I
m ilita ry b u ria l by th e A m erican L e -| w ere M rs H e rb e rt O lson, w ho h a s
, “ ‘In
one county people had bought $30,000,000.00 of
g io n w hen s e a rc h e rs fo u n d a legion c h a rg e of a co o k in g class an d M rs
b u tto n an d m e m b e rsh ip c a rd in th e A xtel Jo h n s o n , le a d e r of a H om e-1
Liberty
Bonds, and when later a semi-official investiga­
c lo th in g .— A m erican
L egion
N ews
olllh
‘
,
a HolUP I
tion was made, it was found that $15,000,000.00 of these
S erv ice
M aking club. T h e p in s a re fu r n ls h -
Gresham, Oregon
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•'! by th e g o v e rn m e n t, to be g iv en
bonds had been traded for worthless securities ”
C a rp e n try a n d re p a ir w ork done o u t to club le a d e rs w ho h av e a 100
Such losses are probably greater today than ever be­
re u a clalr,
so n a b ly
tis fa
ry .
N. J. u n h e n r . c e n t H u I h
u b ” . O" P
A
p h o an
n e d G sa
resh
am c to 2141
u « „ „ a „
fore
in our history—estimated $500,000,000.00 annually
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w hose m em b ers h av e all c o m p le te d
Our customers and friends are encouraged to come
W h a t's in a n a m e ? " T ry to use th e p ro je c t, u n d e rta k e n d u rin g th e
I ho ' u ot
.... .
...
so m lit>hnrfv
eb o d y h
else'#
a t tb
th o e k b n o itn
tto m
m nF
of
to us tor advise before investing.
y e a r, in a c re d ita b le w ay.
G eorge
check an d y o u ’ll find o u t.
F a rr e ll, n a tio n a l c lu b le a d e r, said
h e c o n sid e rs th e g iv in g o f th e s e i
plnB " t h e finest re c o g n itio n fo r h ig h ­
est s e rv ic e .”
Gresham, Oregon
1 he lis t o f le a d e rs to be a w a rd e d I
p in s c o n ta in s 27 n a m e s b u t, as each
pin is to be g iven p e rs o n a lly by M iss
C a lk in s, th e y ca n n o t be g iv en o u t
very fa st. A n u m b e r of o th e r p in s
w ill be g iv en o u t soon.
T h e P rid e of M u ltn o m a h p o ta to
c lu b h as six m em b ers. T h e ir le a d e r
of foodstuffs g° ° d reaS° nS Why 2()th Centurv Senice has ’•educed the ultimate cost
is F ra n k G u sta fso n . W en d le G u s ta f­
so
n is p re s id e n t, L e o n a rd N elson. ;
c . . g ( than others b>' C° '° rdinated Purch« « . these stores own their goods at lower
vice p re s id e n t an d Sven N elson, sec­
re ta ry . T h e boys a re e n te r in g Into
Another the equally good reason that 19 branch stores have been established
th e i r w ork w ith e n th u s ia s m .
T hey
lor the convenience ot people in our territory.
ex p ect to s tu d y h ill se le c tio n , cro p | REX HAMS.
Roman Meal, pkg
.35
ro ta tio n , etc., w ith th e fa rm e rs d u r ­
v , P,rirr " l th,S ad a’e g°?d at any 20th Century S t»« Saturday and Monday,
Special for Easter, lb. $ .37
in
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oeleit the one most convenient to vou.
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Postum Cereal, pkg
23
T h e tw o N elson boys a re ra isin g
Swift
s
Jewel
Shortening
Argo Corn Starch, 3 for
.25
p o ta to e s to s ta r t a fu n d to be used
CORN STARCH—Argo, 3 1-lb. pkgs
25c
medium pail 75c; large $1.45
ROYAL CLUB COFFEE
In th e p u rc h a s e of p u re b red calv es
Kingsfords, 2 1-lb. pkgs
25c
Big stick ca n d y free w ith cacti p o u n d
n e x t y ear.
Holland Herring, keg
1.35 EVER FRESH CHOCOLATE
purchase.
The
p u rp o se of • ’ M u ltn o m a h 's
Special med. 23c; large
.49
Del Monte Crosby Corn, 2 cans for
35c
Pound 39c. 3 lbs. $1.15, 5 lbs, $1.89
Salt Salmon, lb
08
Best G ard en c lu b " is self e x p la n a ­
Bulk Cocoa, lb
.... j q
Fancy Louisiana Sweet Potatoes—
Washing Powders—Your choice of large
to ry
B. M. H ow ell w as ch o sen as
Herring in spices, lb
.25
6 lbs. 25c, 3 lbs. 13c
th e ir le a d e r
T h e re a re 13 m em ­
packages Gold Dust, Citrus, or Sea
Jiffy Jell, 3 pkgs
20
Crisco—1 lb. 23c, P /a lb. 34c, 3 lb. 68c
bers.
E m ery
K e lla r,
p re s id e n t,
Otter Shrimp, can
15
Foam
........ .........
25c
6 lbs. $1.30, 9 lbs. $1.95
Federal Alpine Milk, can
.09
Vearl H ow ell, vice p re s id e n t, a n d
Minced Clams, can
,17
Pure Bulk Cocoa, lb
10c
C lifford
E k stro m ,
se c re ta ry
It
WESSON OIL—pints, 25c; quarts 45c
Pure Bulk Ground Chocolate, lb
20c
VICTOR TOY OATS.
p ro m ises to be a su c c e ssfu l club.
half gallons, 80c; gallons $1.69.
Solid Pack Tomatoes
,17
Pure Black Pepper, ground, lb
18c
Special, package
P ow ell V alley re s id e n ts a re to be
I Best Standard Corn, 2 for .25
: c o m p lim en ted on th e sp len d id s p irit
Mazola Oil, pt. 29c; qt.
,50
of co o p e ra tio n show n In th e su p p o rt
Crimson
Rambler
Syrup,
of th e c lu b w ork b ein g c a rrie d on by
Gold Dust W Powder
.25
Cane and Maple Special .49
th e boys and g irls In th a t d is tric t.
II \b l R M It l )| III- I •. Strong, Has a big kick, fresh from our own roaster
Swifts Pride W. Powder
.19
T h e people sh o u ld be given p a rt of
pound ¿ov. 2 pounds
Uncle John 's Syrup,
55<
th e c re d it fo r each c lu b g o in g ’o v e r
White W onder Soap.
M \ I ( Ill s, noiseless tip«
Cane and Maple
th e top w ith a 100 p e r cen t reco rd
25 bars
1.00
small, 29c; medium
.54
I XC I’ 1.0 C \ k l I I <>l R l ite <<nl\ «tom in the Northwest where vou can
on e v e ry th in g It u n d e rta k e s .
EA STER
Have You Got Your Keys?
Two keys with each-
10-Qt WA?ERAp f f i 1Z a X handle8: ''°Und. ' ' ' ' ' '
3-Qt. COFFEE POTS, enameled covers
ecu
6- Qt. CONVEX KETTLES, inset enameled covers’ i i 89c
Three keys with each—
7- Qt. TEA K E T T L E S ........
t1 1o
17-Qt. DISH PANS, hollow steel handles, r o u n d ........ $1.19
R em em ber!
T he M aster K ey W ins the W hite
Enam el Steel K itchen Cabinet, F R E E !
$1
Cecil Metzger Grocery
Make our store your Headquarters on Saturday
Many ¿specials at our store that are not advertized
WINDOW SHADES
W4EW MERCANTILE CO.
National Vigilance Committee Report
Color, size or kind
J. E. METZGER.
Our stock of shades is complete, ranging in
price from 50c up.
IFirst
20th Century Grocery
Slank
S E R V IC E
THAT COVERS THIS PART OF THE COUNTRY
Grocery Special
For Saturday and Monday
is
CREME OIL SOAP, 2 bar« for ........................
buy this satisfactory cake flour at, the pound package
t iiiarantced to the last ounce.
SNA h R LE \1 or REX I. \R I), pound 18. . 2 pounds for
IED ER A I or DARLMADE Mil k. ,.,11 cans
l>l's I ( W I- s i (¡AR. 10pounds foi
SHREDDED W ill’ \T BISCI I I. p ic k .
I AIRY BROOMS, each
J5C
T h e re w ould be m o re s ta te s m e n If
p o litic ia n s knew th a t th e best p o li­
tics in th e long ru n a lw ay s is m erely
follow ing co n science an d conviction.
A lot of th in g s t h a t ’ll "co m e o u t
all rig h t in th e w a sh ." o u g h tn ’t to
hav e been allow ed to g e t d irty .
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NO USE TO LOOK FURTHER
GRESHAM
COR. 2D & MAIN STS.
T h e m ore you do fo r som e peo p le
th e ntoiu incline«, th e v a re to ’d o ”
you
A good d ig estio n w a its upon no
d |8e stl * Hny n>an WB,U UpOn a bad
W an t ans. add to y o u r profit.
.10
Royal W hite Soap, 25 bars 1.00
¡Quaker Corn Flakes
.09
Good Toilet Soap by
Justice Coffee. 3 lbs
1.00
Palm Olive Co., bar
Kellogs Corn Flakes, spcl
.06
Peaberry Coffee. 3 lbs
.85
Matches, box
gg
Camp Special. 3 lbs
.65
Good Cooking Apples
h®*
$100 & $1.50
4 . IV. Metzser <& co.
PhOn' ,4S’
n
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Quality and Service
Phone 145.