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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1922)
page roro |5? ich m e n ' poor . » GRESHAM LOCALS A T h ! W o“ ‘‘n ’8 Au’ » ‘*ry Of th e . J i n , C G ordy’s sister, Mrs. W alter A merican Legion will hold an iin- p a ii nnri h er hncE a » m 1 Ha" and “ er husband of Toledo. Ore- «on. were visiting at th e Gordy home for a few dayg rec en t, ---------- HUNGRY 1 A rth u r H allg arth of Elgin. Oregon, “ J '**’ , ,‘l’r a r ’' 0,1 “ « » m en a l i ___ J i. th e guest of h l. sister-in-law , M r, T “ e"day • veB,n« ’ A pr" « • * hen A eres T h e ham POtt WHICH a view to locating here at som e fu- d m e P T hey call » tu re tim e. He n o te , w ith Interest BEST OF MEATS SALT and FRESH FISH A. J. W. BROWN Phone 1891 GROCERY SPECIALS reb u ilt and enlarged. The improve- m enta are expected to cost about th e m any new homes being built and > G eorge Reynolds has sold 10 acres »3000 th e g eneral air of p rosperity in , h e (of land to E. H. Staffanson. who w ill; The Am erican Legion will hold its G resham d istrict. 1 bnild a residence and otherw ise im reg u lar m onthly m eeting next T ues Devere W illiam s of P o rtlan d , a prove th e property. T he sale was day evening, April 25 in th e c lu b | (nephew of R. D. Bailey. Is a t the m ade th ro u g h K arl J. H agberg. rooms. j hom e of th e la tte r recovering from At a m eeting of th e associated stu- The Study club will not m eet next j an operation fo r appendicitis. dent body of W illam ette U niversity T uesday, April 25 because of th e ill- ------- — this „ week v Oury u l, n n r y O[ r e s n - n e s8 »^e P o rtlan er who ‘ was H i isey of u Gresh- “ — J d sp eak ’------- H enry M etzger has been q u ite ill held am received th e n om ination of man- exPec t®d to be present, a t his hom e fo r th e past few days ag er of th e Collegian. . Mr. and Mrs. F red B auerle of Cen- but is rep o rted im proving today. W .Ite r R. Brown expects to leave ' ra lia \ „ ' ' ' aS? ‘nKtOn vislted a few Mrs. Jo h n m M iller Mrs. of T illam is ^ ^ T t h ^ V ” Ang“leS l° U ke “ P »chan™ . ’ ' visiting h er other. Anna ook Ham--I d8U ghter' Mr8’ M att s '. b , v , x t . „ *»; ______ _______ j b Place X*.' of ~ his SILVER DALE APRICOTS SALT SALMON, Choice Red can 20c, 3 for ........... $ .50 P°und ............................. .08 BEST SLICED PINEAPPLE LIBBY S MED. RED SALMON can 35c, 3 for 1.00 can 20c, 3 f o r ...................50 Holland Herring, keg 1,35 BEST BARTLET PEARS can 35c, 3 for 1.00 Bulk Cocoa, lb 10 GROUND CHOCOLATE, Best CRIMSON RAMBLER SYRUP Lb. can 30c. 3 lbs .......... 85 Cane and Maple, can .49 RIDGWAY S TEA. Ceylon & UNCLE JOHNS SYRUP India, lb. 75c, % lb. .......... 39 small can 29c, med .54 BEST VINEGAR, gal .40 DEL MONTE CATSUP ROYAL W HITE SOAP pint bottle .25 25 bars ........................... 1 00 DEL MONTE PORK & BEANS CRYSTAL W HITE SOAP 21 bars .................. ........ 1.00 can 10c, 6 cans .55 GOLD DUST, large pkg .25 CARNATION & BORDEN .25 Milk, 10c;- dozen 1,15 PEARLINE, large pkg PEET S WASHING MA ARGO CORN STARCH CHINE Soap, large pkg .33 package 10c, 3 for .25 OLD DUTCH CLEANSER MAZOLA OIL, Special pkg. 10c, dozen 1.15 pints 27c, quarts 53c, halves SKAT CLEANSER 90c, gallons $1.75 pkg. 10c, dozen ............. 1.15 «• - >■" brother, Ross, who has “ alph Davidson and son. and Mr and received a prom otion. G rville M itchell spent E aster w ith Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Taylor. The Rev. J. H. Wood was peen o n , F. 8. M etzger and fam ily of P o rt th e stre e t yesterday, th e first tim e land and Mr. and Mrs. W alter Metz for th ree weeks. He has been con- ger of Boring spent E aster w ith th e ir fined to his hom e with Illness. p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n M etzger A neat office is being constructed i i r s - ®’ M ^ z g e r and fam ily went for th e E astm an L um ber com pany on l° Sunnysi<le C ongregational church R oberts avenue n ear th e Mt. Hood for E a ster m orning services SEASON SPECIALS df’P° L T he M ethodist L adies’ Aid will m eet on next W ednesday afternoon at th e hom e of Mrs. W a lte r W inters on South R oberts avenue fo r work and business. Mrs. W in ters will be assisted by Mrs. C. M. Zim m erm an, Mrs. G. W. S tapleton and Mrs. P. A. Gould. 1 Gallon Good White Paint, Good 1-ply Roofing, per roll Plum b’s Best Hammers, each inside M ortise Lock Sets, ea. 3 1-2x31-2 Finish Butts, pair L. L. KIDDER HDW. CO. Phone 1121 COMMUNITY PARTY TO BE GIVEN BY GRANGE —- A Go’ 1 Go! Jo lly J in k s ” com- m unl»y Party is to be given T hursday evening, April 27 a t th e G resham G range hall u n d er th e auspices of th e G resham G range. The com m ittee in Quality and Service Phone 1451 ch arg e is endeavoring to plan a pro Miss E sth e r P eterson was called gram th a t will enable th e young peo to h e r hom e a t Shaw, Oregon. Miss ple and the older as well to have an F lorence Rosin is assistin g at the enjoyable evening. They a re asking Bank of G resham d u rin g Miss P e te r th e cooperation of everyone. An in- | v itation is extended to all. I t is so n ’s absence. hoped th a t everyone will come and Miss Mamie Hoss is again In charge join in th e sp irit of h aving a good of bookkeeping o perations for A. W. tim e. l he Greatest Child Screen Artist M etzger and com pany, a fte r several T he program will s ta r t w ith com cbe „ », ---- oictri wiin com- m onths of illness. he w orking rnunlty singing u n d er th e dlrecUon of h alf time. ¡H. W. Strong. T h ree P o rtlan d mu- in a clever farce comedy w .B heh eRhbn a i D‘9tr,f C° nVenifon 8lcian8 are expected to b e ’p r '^ n t ‘a nd I n r l i 24 ' W,U P' ay f° r th e S,nginK The re- P ' m ain d er of th e evening will be given Miss L etitia P u lfe r was ill for a over to th e playing of gam es. day or two but is back to w ork again. At th e last com m unity p arty th e A detective story that will be remembered as one of Jam es A rchibald of V ancouver. B. ladies fu rn ish ed th e refresh m en ts. the best C., Mrs R. T. S m ith's b ro th er, is vis- T he m em bers of th e G range will iting at the Sm ith residence. Mr. serve pie, cake and cofTee and charge Snub Pollard in a good comedy Sm ith Is feeling much b e tte r now. 1 5 cents apiece fo r each article. T his A teleg ram was Just received by wil1 £ ,ve th e men a chance to buy Mrs. C. E. R u sh er from Parsons. 8UPPe r for th e ladies. K ansas, Raying th a t h er m o th e r’s L e t’s ail go and have a good tim e. m other, Mrs. M arg aret P h illips, died ! -----—-------------- ,b - ' ,6 e 12- th is m orning. She was in h e r 90th W ill G ive Dance. _______ MI,e H ouse be in v estig ated as to it Mrs. R u sh er’s m other. Mrs. S -.< ™ L _ ? ec.u r*ty Benefit association The co ro n e r’s ju ry la st n ig h t, fol- j operations, nP8rn " 7 , T U8ner 8 m O tner' S Wl" glve a d a»<* w hich has been R Bradfleld, was well know n to called both old-tim e and up-to-date low ing th e inquiry in to th e d eath of G resham Royal BI u( G resham people as she lived h ere for on S atu rd ay evening. May 6. at M etz< Mrs. Ada May Davis last several years. She died two years . *er 8 halL The association will m eet , * 8 ‘d8t Sunday Lodge No, 525, L. O. L. second and fo u rth W ednes W ednesday , m o rn ln 8. recom m ended th a t George ago. evening, A çril 26. day n ig h ts in I.O.O.F hall. I A. H egm an be Indicted on a m an- Visiting b ro th ers welcome. 4 . W. Metzger & Co. G resham T heater sundayay BiG DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM BABY M ARIE OSBURN The Cultivation of Credit like the tilling of the soil, requires time W(- ‘° assist YOU, Mr. Farmer, in every possible way —but first we must know you. 3 By becoming a depositor in Ibis Institution, you will establish your eredit U" ' r‘‘llrtb,1,ty" a,,<1 »♦‘'«.lily ami surely bnild up get acq\ainPted with our office«. ' t0WD’ t0 C®11 “nd JFtrsf (tresham, Oregon Bank “Little M ary Sunshine” “HUNTING THE HAWK” “SHAKE ’EM UP” We Are Closing Out Our Odds and Ends AT Bargain Prices Low and High Heels SALE STARTS SATURDAY MORNING This Lot Consists of Men’s and Women’s Dress Shoes Stock No. 1045 Ladies black kid, lace, low heel Sizes 3 to 7 R egular $5.00 Value Stock No. 1565 Ladies’ dark brown kid lace, Military heel, sizes 4 to 8 R egular $8.00 Value Stock No. 1377 Ladies’ black kid, low heel, lace Sizes 31 <■ to 7 R egular $4.00 Value Stock No. 2869 For Men, Brown calf bal combination. B and I) widths, sizes 6, 7, 8 9 R egular $7.50 Value $3.89 $6.15 $2.85 Stock No. 1745 $6.15 Stock No. 1625 Stock No. 2267 Ladies’ gun metal lace, military heel Sizes 4 to 7 I’or Men, Brown calf, lace bai, English toe. Sizes S ' t o 9 Stock No. 2463 I or Men, Dark lotus, side blucher R egular $5.50 Value R egular $6.50 Value $4.15 $4.85 Ladies’ black kid lace, high heel Sizes 3 to 6' j R egular $7.50 Value $5.98 $4.15 • BLEACHED MUSLIN Cambric Finished Percale 6 yards $1.00 Splendid Quality 5 yards 9Sc Regular 25c quality F art Linen Toweling 6 yards $1.00 House Dresses 79c GINGHAM Cheek and Plaid, yd. 18c Children’s Black Hose GRESHAM . OREGON Pair I8c, 2 for 35c
