Gresham outlook., June 16, 1922, Page 4, Image 4

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GKFSHAM
OUTLOOK.
FBI P A Y ,
JUNK
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The Queen E sth er circle will meet
next Monday evening, Ju n e 19, at
th e home of Miss L ila H engstler. All
m em bers and friends a re invited.
“T he Glad Hand
"The C hurch o f th e W arm H ea rt "
Miss G eorgia S tapleton was of­
Church."
A L B E R T 8. H IS E Y . P a sto r
ficially appointed pianist of the Bible School 10 a.m .. Serm on 11 a.n».
The
W
eek ’s Service»
Bible Study and P raise Service
Q range last S aturday.
on 8-quart P reserving K ettles, regular price $3, on S a le June 16-24 for
W ednesday, 7 :3 0 p. m.
Al. H am m ar, m aster and J. E. 1
Church, 11 and 7.3«
today
Aietzger. senior w arden, of G resham | PLEASANT HOME BAPTIST
Sunday School, 1«.
Lodge A. P. & A. M., atten d ed th e f Bible School 10 a. m .; B. Y. P. U., Epworth L e a g u e
Special Pnce — June 16 to June 24
7 :3 0 ; Serm on. 8 :0 0 ; Midweek,
« .3 « .
G rand Lodge in P o rtlan d th is week.
T hursday, 7:30.
E ight-quart size
M
id-week
service.
I'nivei-wal
B
rotherhood
I
k
th
e
G
oal"
W allace W ilkinson and fam ily of
Cover
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W ed. 7.30.
P o rtlan d , are visiting th e fo rm e r’s ’ Come and catch th e S un sh in e S pirit.
45c extra
DAVID Q. BARKY, B. Th.
Choir, T hurs., 7.3«.
paren ts, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. W ilk in -'
P astor.
son, and sister, Mr. and Mrs. W ilbur !
M RS. H. L. ST. C L A IR , 8. S.
Not only will you get
meats or in preparing boiled Thom pson a t Sandy.
G ood M u sic a t ev e r y se rv ice.
Pom ona G range of M ultnom ah
M ake It 50-50— h elp and be helped
dinners, and, when cover is
BE'ITER preserves through
Miss Maud M etzger is tem porarily county at Evening S tar G range Ju n e
A W A R M W EL C O M E F O R YOU.
absent from h er work at th e A. W. | 21. C om m ittees on Field Day to
used, in preparing delicious
the use of the “Wear-Ever”
Subscribe now for th e O utlook and
M etzger sto re on account of illness. ! m eet th ere.
your P o rtlan d Dally.
Preserving Kettle, but you
Dot roasts from cheaper cuts
Mrs. M. D. K ern visited yesterday ' A m erican Home Econom ics asso­
will also insure BETTER-
of meats without grease or a t L ents w ith Mrs. C. M. O liphant, ciation, Corvallis, Ju ly 3-8.
W ant aas. add to y o u r profit.
who is slowly recovering from sick ­
water.
FLAVORED foods in such
ness.
fen sizes, covers to fit.
every-day cooking opera­
G resham business houses will close j
Cover to fit 8-quart sale
tions as boiling potatoes and
for th e aftern o o n on F riday, Ju n e
kettle, 45c extra.
other vegetables; in stewing
23, on account of F lo ral P arad e day ■
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in P o rtlan d .
H arold Lym an is hom e from *W il-i
la m ette U niversity, from w hich in- j
stitu tio n he has ju s t g rad u ated . H e;
Phone 1421
expects to a tte n d a sum m er school
Gresham
and w ill next y ear teach m athem a-1
_____________________ ______ __________tics ^ n d physical education in th e \
M ilwaukie school.
A IVf I i
A I C Jo e P aten eau d e and A lbert Dow-i
V I I V E j O H / V I T I L U V A l i J sett have gone to W isconsin to visit
$1.20
with relatives.
' O urie Hisey. who has ju s t com pleted
A call has been issued fo r a spe
| ¡.is y e a r s work a t W illam ette Uni- cja i m eeting of th e W. C. T. U. to be |
versity, arriv ed hom e W ednesday held a t th e lib ra ry on M onday even-
night. He expects to go a t once to ¡n g, jy jy jg . A good atten d a n ce is
Seabeck, W ashington, to a tte n d the desired as im p o rta n t m a tte rs a re to j
W. M. C. A. conference.
His siste r be considered.
Helen, who Is a tte n d in g th e O. A. C.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. P h a ir of C ot­
$2.50, $ 2 .9 5 and $3.75
su m m er school for th e club w orkers, tre ll a re th e proud p are n ts of a
sp en t last w eek-end w ith him In little d au g h ter, M arian E thel, born
Boys heavy w hite canvas shoes, w ith rubber
Salem.
T uesday, Ju n e 13.
suction sole, sizes 10£ t o l3 , the pair
$ 1 .3 0
Born to Dr. an d Mrs. H. H. O tt,
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie St. C lair and
Mrs. H. M. Shaw e n tertain ed a t d in ­ a baby boy, W ednesday m orning,
$1.50
n er on T h u rsd ay evening Mr. ami Ju n e 14.
T
he
anno
u
n
cem
en
t
of
th
e
engage-
Mrs. H. L. St. Clair, Chase, W inifred
and M argaret St. C lair, Mrs. Roy i m en t of Miss Bessie H ow itt to Ho-
A shw orth and little d a u g h te r of m er A rct of W inlock, W ashington
P o rtlan d .
The occasion was th e was m ade last n ig h t at a g a th e rin g
of a n u m b er of h e r frien d s a t th e j
b irthday of Mrs. H. L. St. Clair.
hom e of h e r fath e r, T. R. H ow itt. I
J. W. Ju d y from M edford S tan d ard T h e w edding d ate will be before th e I
25c
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Oil com pany has been prom oted to
end of th e sum m er.
T h e g u ests i
issista n t special ag e n t a t G resham .
p rese n t w ere M esdames P earl F lem ­
He has moved into th e G orsage
ing G ray, G ladys Michel H oyt, E. W.
house on Division stre e t w ith his
A ylsw orth, A. Hevel and W illa Metz­
wife and baby. The local su b statio n
g e r G rass an d th e Misses H elen Hoss,
s now a busy place, according to
G ertru d e E astm an , Evelyn M etzger,
H. O. Bone, special agent, w ith seven
M arg u erite
Michel
and
Vivian
imployes, two ta n k tru ck s, a light
Hevel.
ruck and two ro ad sters. T he su b ­
Irrigation O utfits
W ater System s
T he Sons of V eterans and th e
station covers th e te rrito ry from th e
A uxiliary will m eet S atu rd ay n ig h t,
la r k e r road on th e w est to E agle
Ju n e 17, a t 8 o’clock sh a rp a t th e
're e k and Mt. Hood on th e east.
G resham G range hall.
R. Shiiki, who lives on th e Da-
A bout 65 m em bers of th e Security
nascus road n ea r H ogan has a Benefit association including mem-
hange of telephone num ber. His | bers of th e P o rtlan d A nchor and the
lew n u m b er is 307.
local council m et last W ednesday
Reliability
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Service
V isitors at the hom e of Mrs. John I evening. Seven new can d id ates w ere
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Hiss a re h er m o th er, Mrs. Joseph in itiated Into th e G resham lodge.
angels, and h er sister, Mrs. John ! Several can d id ates w ere un ab le to be
O verton of Saw telle, C alifornia Mrs present and they will be In itiated at
Engels arriv ed M onday and expects th e next m eeting. Mrs. C. H. Jack -
to m ake an extended visit w ith h er son of O rient, who is th e vice pres-
d au g h ter. Mrs. O verton will rem ain d en t was tak en ill suddenly and she
a couple of weeks. F rie n d s were so r­ and h e r husband w ere unable to a t­
ry to h ea r of th e d eath of Mrs. Over­ ten d th e m eeting.
to n ’s husband w hich occurred last
T he en gagem ent of Miss Roba
March of th is year.
E m bry and A nthony H en g stler has
T he fire w histle sounding about been announced. G ifts of a set of
6 :3 0 T h u rsd ay evening caused every- j silv erw are was presented them by
Mild Cure Hains, just right for family use, lb.
37c
one to w onder w here th e fire was th e telephone o p era to rs and th e line-
Sugar Cured Bacon Backs, lb... .......................... 25f
1 located as no sm oke was visible. It men Kave them a silv er caserole, A
I was found to be at th e hom e of P. w eenie roast was planned fo r last
N’a rrow Bacon Strips, special price, lb.................... 25c
Michel on W est Powell stre e t. T h e T'UC8l' a >' in ho n o r of th e engagem ent
White Ribbon Shortening, med. pail 75,c large... $1.45
j kitchen ran g e had burned th ro u g h { »'hen a p arty of young people to ast-
I and set fire to th e floor. Before it ed w eenies down on th e Sandy,
\ oung America Cheese, weigh about 7 lbs., lb........ 26c
the long wearing window
could be extinguished th e fire had
T he building ad jo in in g th e Main
shade material
Van Camps Tomato Soup, special, 3 cans for......... 25c
dropped o nto a m a ttress in th e cellar. ) S treet g ara g e and ow ned by D. C.
Silver Dale Apricots, No. 2'2 cans, can 20c, 3 for ... 50c
T he fire d ep a rtm en t soon extinguish- Ross has been to rn down and a new
1 ed th e flam es b ut th e black sm oke ad d itio n to th e g ara g e is to be e re c t­
Quaker Corn Makes, delightful breakfast food, 4 for 25?
w hich continued to com e from the ed In its place by th e ow ner. T he
Bulk < boot, spec ial. lb.
........... 10c
c e lla r was all th a t could be seen fro n t is to be of cem ent and th e j
from th e outside.
n o rth side of brick. T he roof is also 1
Jiffy-Jell, similar to Jello, 3 pkgs. for...................... 20c
Ordinary window shade material is made of coarse
to be of fire proof m aterial.
muslin
which is filled with chalk and clay. The wear
T
he
Rev.
M.
V.
W
hetzel
from
Ok­
Alpine Milk, special, 6 cans for.............................. 55c*
lahom a has bought th e A. Butz prop­
of
daily
usage causes this filling to loosen’and fall out,
Special C om m unication of
Del Monte Pork and Beans, No. 1 can, 10?, 6 cans. 55?
erty , co rn e r of Section L ine and
leaving
the
shade full of cracks and pinholes.
G resnam Lodge No. 152, A. F.
Sun Maid Seeded Raisins, special, pkg. .......
20 c j T ro u td ale roads east of G resham and
ft A. M.,
T h u rsd ay , Ju n e
But Brenlin wears and wears
j has tak en possession w ith his family. 22. a t 7 :3 0 p. m. L abor in M. M.
Borax-Aide Soap Powder, 15c pkg. for..........
5c
A g a th e rin g of in te reste d friends degree. M embers and visitors w e l- '
Brenlin is made of fine, closely woven cloth which con­
Crystal W hite Soap, special, 21 bars for..
$1.00
m et at th e stu d io of Miss Florence come. R efreshm ents.
tains not a particle of chalk, or clay, or other filling.
W.
L.
GORSAGE.
Sec’y.
White Wonder Soap, 25 bars for
$1.00 1 Honey on T h u rsd ay aftdrnoon to A F HAMMAR. W. M.
It wears and wears. Hangs smooth and straight. No
j listen to a recital by Miss M argaret M t t m i l t H I H m i l H I H t l l t m i l t t t l l M t I t l l l t I l I H t l H I I I M I I I f U t T n i l
cracks, no pinholes deface it!
St. C lair, one of h er pupils.
Mar­
g a re t is not q u ite 13 and th e m anner
Tinted with the finest, fast colors Brenlin Window
in which she ren d ered h er program
Shades will not spot in the rain nor fade in the sun.
show ed much carefu l th o u g h t a n d :
1 hey wear three times as long as ordinary shades.
stu d y in its p rep aratio n , w hich are a 11
cred it to both teach er and pupil. She ! 1
Come in and see the many rich colorings we have in
possesses ra re in te rp re ta tiv e ability. I
this long-wearing shade material. Let us show you how
Special In terest was attac h ed to tw o * |
little it will cost to shade your windows with Brenlin, and
Q uality and Service
num bers of h er own com position.
help you select just the tone that will harmonize with
C. E. Peck was tak en to a Port-11 Berry Grower», P ick ­
the color scheme of your room. Come today.
'la n d hospital early th is week, w h e r e '!
ers and Cam pers
he u n derw ent an operation.
W orkm en are busy m aking e x t e n s - '|
ive im provem ents on th e W. H. G ib -If
YOUR HOXIE F U R N ISH E R
'so n house. It will be com pletely r e - If
1 modeled.
The Rev. M. V. W hetzel will o c - il
cupy th e pulpit at th e F ree Method- I
1st church next Sunday m orning at if
Political and religious liberty are vouchsafed us by
i 11 o’clock. Sunday school will meet ji
I a t 10. Ail a re cordially invited to , j : Camp Stoves, Oil Stoves, 1
the
Constitution,
but economic liberty is attainable only
I
the?*' services.
through industry and thrift.
BETHEL
BAPTIST
WEAR-EVER SALE
$1.69
G et one
METHODIST
Episcopal Church
$1.69
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L. L. Kidder Hdw. Co.
White Canvas shoes for girls, the pair,
Women’s white canvas oxford shoes, with
rubber sole........................................ $1.25
GET YOUR
H A Y IN G
T 0 0 L S
NOW!
Men’s brown and white canvas shoes, at
Sizes 2 to 6. the pair,........................
Mowers, Rakes, Forks, Hay Carriers, also
parts for all hay tools
Straw Hats
Now in stock for men, women and children,
•
Each
Cultivators
Kahki Outing Suits for all the family
Walrad Mercantile Co.
HESSELS
FARM MACHINERY
r e n im
Be sure the w in d ow shades you buy
w o n ’t crack and break!
A;
Saturday Only, SUGAR 10(1 lbs. $0.50
4 . IV. Metzger & Co.
Phone 1451
Attention!
Phone 1451
J. E. METZGER
Real Estate Loans
TENTS
I Water Bags and Kitchen I
W e have on hand private funds
to place on good first mortgages
BANK OF GRESHAM
GRESHAM, OREGON
Mrs. F. N. M ew hlrter of Newberg.
Is visiting h er d au g h ter. Mrs. Roy Ï L'tensi s, at
Gibbs and husband.
Bayard M iller retu rn ed hom e Sat
u rd ay n ig h t from th e Oregon Agri
cult ureal college w here he has beer
atten d in g school
He Is now in his
Junior year.
Dr. and Mrs. R. II Todd retu rn ed if
a few days ago from a trip to Ridge- ¡1 p i.
u n
Held. VN H.*h In jtton They w ere <on«*||
a ueek and had an enjoyable trip.
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But for a banker, Robert Morris, who financed the
American revolution, our citizens might not now enjoy
the blessings of political independence. So, as bankers,
u p ta k e pride in serving those who strive for financial
independence.
KIDDER HDW. CO.
Gresham
FIRST STATE BANK
GRESHAM. OREGON