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I.KESH A M OUTLOOK.
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l a n c e r C auses H eath of Old K esident.
L ew is B. P re s to n , a w ell-know n
A nyone w ho w ishes to su b scrib e for
M cCall’s m agazine sh o u ld
do so r ‘'" id en ‘ u t S p rin g d ale, died a t his
»hrnnoi,
th ro u g h th e B ethel , » B ap »i
tist . ch « u rch . i hom e th e re e a rly T u esd ay m orn in g ,
.November 21. from can c e r of th e
guild. T h e guild h as m ade a rra n g e - t,()We| d> a t th e ag e of 69 y ears,
m en ts to get a c e rta in p er c e n t of a ll j T h e fu n e ra l w as held T h u rsd a y af-
th e su b sc rip tio n money tak en in w hich tern o o n a t 2 o'clock a t th e A dv en tist
w ill be ap p lied to th e c h u rc h b uilding I ch u ri h n e a r S p rin g d ale. In te rm e n t
fund.—Adv.
w as in D ouglass cem etery.
FRIDAY.
Seamless Roasters
For Roasting, Canning and E veryday Use
Mr
am i
M rs.
Dan
llilz g ir ,
lie
' la tte r co u p le b eing from Lodie. C ali- I
IJ fo rn ia. Ben M etzger w as a lso a g u e st
a t th e d in n er.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan
M etzger w ere g u e sts la s t n ig h t a t th e
1 hom e o f Mr. an d Mrs. A. W. M etzger.
A u g u st an d Jo se p h W aleh w ere
j ta k e n to d ay to th e St. V incent's h o s­
p ital. T hey have been q u ite sick for
I ab o u t a w eek and th e doctor h as not
d eterm in ed th e ir a ilm en t.
T h e a u x ilia ry to th e A m erican L e­
gion w ill m eet T u esd ay evening, No­
v em b er 28, a t th e hom e of Mrs. Jo h n
M etzger.
T h e lad les of th e B ethel B ap tist
c h u rc h a re p la n n in g a so cial ev en t
w hich w ill ta k e p lace e a rly in De-
1I cem ber.
Mr. an d M rs. H aro ld E llio tt and
fam ily have re tu rn e d hom e from east-
le r n O regon, w h ere th e y have been
w o rk in g d u rin g th e sum m er.
S teve M arston, w ho h a s been w o rk ­
ing in a logging cam p n e a r AVest
T im b er, O regon, fo r se v e ra l m onths,
re tu rn e d hom e la s t n ig h t, w ork in th e
cam p h av in g been su sp ended.
T he le c tu re by W. W. W illiam s, a n ­
nounced for la st W ednesday n ig h t at
th e lib ra ry failed fo r w a n t of a t ­
ten d an c e. Mr. W illiam s told th e very
few p re s e n t enough to aw ak en on
th e ir p a r t in te n se in te re s t in th e s u b ­
ject an d a d e sire to h e a r m ore. I t is
hoped a m o re fav o rab le n ig h t can be
found fo r th is h ig h ly e n te rta in in g
lectu re.
Get yours NOW at
L. L. Kidder Hdw. Co.
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If you like to look well dressed
when at play slip into a
TOM WYE Heather Knit Jacket
knitted from the finest grade yarn.
Heavy and warm.
Each $7.75
Heavy Wool Pull-On
Sw eaters for boys, assorted
colors a t . . . $3.50 to $4.75
SPECIAL
New Khaki Shirts for men, fine twilled all wool. The
$5.00 kind each
$3.65
We have now plenty of I leather Wool mixed hose for
men ami women.
A feeliny of Thanksgiving we share with all. SATURDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY
and \\ EDNESDAY, even lower prices than usual will be made at these 20th Century
Stores.
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It is the genuine goodness of food that makes ones Thanksgiving feast a treat - yet
price counts.
Because food is good is no reason you should pay too much.
T h e G resh am R ebekah lodge w ill
m eet n ex t M onday evening, N ovem ­
b er 27.
| and
Large Size................................................................. $6.55
Medium Size ...........................................
5.45
Small Size ............................................
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2 O th C e n t u r y G r o c e r y
Mr. an d .Mrs. W. G. McKoy, of P o r t­
land, sp en t th e w eek-end in G re s h ­
am v isitin g a t th e hom e of Mr. and
Mrs. L. P. M anning.
A d in n e r p a rty of u n u su a l in te re st
j w as held y e ste rd a y noon a t th e hom e
J of Mr. an d Mrs. L ew is C. M etzger.
' w hen th e re w ere p re s e n t tw o o th e r 1
b ro th e rs of Mr. M etzger an d th e ir
j wives, Mr an d M rs. H en ry M etzger
SPECIAL PRICE LIMITED
24.
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I / U ' l f C
w J f t k E j O X Z a x l r i ij V r V ^ x w i d Ö
Mr. an d Mrs. J. D. B ailey and fam i­
ly w en t by au to , la s t S unday, to Mc­
M innville, to sp en d th e day w ith Mr.
B ailey ’s s is te r and fam ily. On th e ir
re tu rn hom e th ey w ere accom panied
by Mrs. F ie tta
H ib b ard , w ho had
been sp en d in g a w eek th ere.
T h e rev iv al m eetin g s a t t i e F re e
M ethodist ch u rc h a re co n tin u in g d u r­
ing th is w eek. T he p a sto r, th e Rev. E.
D. B lack m an , re p o rts in c re a sin g In­
te r e s t an d co n v ersio n s. All a re w el­
com e to th e m eetin g s.
W E A R -E V E R
M1VFMB1.H
SH()RTENING—Skoko or Kneedit in bulk, per pound 174c. Crisco
I s 23c, 1 J’s 34c, 3’s 67c, 6’s $1.27, 9’s $1.85. Pure Lard, lb. 20c.
Mazola Oil, pint 29c, quarts 55c.
LEMON OR ORANGE
PEEL, lb............
35c
RAISI?\S, bulk, seedless
lb............................... J 5c
G R O C E R IE S
(. rown, \\ hite \lount.iin. ()-
lynipic, Kerrs Best Patent.
SPELI \L, sack
$ .25
1.45
.25
.10
$ .20
.25
1.00
.35
Coffee. Royal Club Sprl lb. 42c, 3 lb. $1 .2 3 ,5 lb. $1.98
Olympic Rolled Oats, large package
Sugar C nsp Corn I’lakes, 3 packages for ...
Corn Meal, yellow or w hite, special
I tahna Peas, 3 for
Petit Pois, best imported from Belgium
TOBACCO— \ civet 2 lor 25c, Prince L i­
bert 16-ounce tin s.....................
$1.25
4 . IV. Metzger & Co.
Quality and Service
e a c h .............................
5c
Crown,
$1,88
FIN E DRY ONIONS
4 ibs. 10-,.-afk... $1.85
FANCY ORE. CRAN­
SWEET POTATOES, best
BERRIES, 2b.......... 22<
quality, 7 lbs............25«.*
£ ° ° p S —Asparagus, tall cans of Salad Points, each 25c. Preferred Stock
or Hillsdale Brand. Square cans of White Tips, each 38c. Preferred Stock Brand
No. 2% cans of Large White at 38c. Sun-Kist Brand
Spinach No. 1 cans each 12% c, No. 2 cans, 17% f, No. 2% cans 20c. Young and
tender, Del Monte or Griffon Brand.
- < £ ej So o !/n d DdS; 2 Cj e S 25''» Kxtras 20c, Preferred Stock Brand Telephone. Fan­
cy Sifted 22 _>c, Preferred Stock Tende- Melting. Lily of the Valley Extra Sifted 25c.
,, a
w fe dTr Iary]a,I,ld
10 a can’ Golden Bantam at 22 1c.
CANNED MILK— All kinds 10c, 10 cans fo r..........
95c
u/f
1 S7 28c’.3i c’ 33f and40c the pound- All 1922 growth, best available of the
different grades. filberts, pound 20« . Brazils at the pound 20c.
TEA GARDEN JE L ­
HONEY, No. 1 Sage
HONEY EXTRACT
LIES 1922 canning 20,
Section .......
20-
pint jars .................. 29c
QUEEN OLIVES,
CHURCHESGRAPE
BLOOKERS
COCOA
pint jars .................. 29«
.11 ICE, pint bottle - 28«
15c, 30<‘ and 58 C
GOLDEN WEST COF­
CODFISH BRICKS
MARASCHINO CHER­
FEE, lb. t in ..............38
each........................ 20c
RIES, bottle
....................... 15?
LOth Century Coffee, our best coffee, pound 33c, 2 pounds 65c. Roast­
ed today, on your table tomorrow.
8 SI ( Ak—Pure ( ane, 14 lbs. $1.00
(1 lot to a customer)
KAM I KETTKN S AKE
Ol T OF BALANCE $
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A ccording to d a ta com piled by th e
B ureau of A g ric u ltu ra l E conom ics of
th e U nited S ta te s D ep artm en t of A g ri­
c u ltu re , th e index of p u rc h a s in g pow - |
e r of farm p ro d u cts in te rm s of o th e r I
com m odities stood a t 64 for A ugust,
as co m p ard w ith 69 in J u ly and 72
in Ju n e.
PLEASANT HOME
T his m ean s th a t th e buying pow er
T h e M ethodist young people w ill of a u n it of farm p ro d u cts is down, to
l m eet for E p w o rth L eague serv ice S u n ­
d a y ev en in g a t 7:30. T he lead er w ill p ra c tic a lly th e low est point reach ed IS
sin ce th e w ar. th e index being 62 in i
be H erm an W alters.
D ecem ber, 1921. T he d is p a rity in
D u rin g th e M ethodist c h u rc h S unday j p r lc e g b e tw e e if p ro d u cts " th a t "fa rm -
school sessio n . Floyd S tafford w ill I er8 Bell an(1 indll8triaI pr0(Iuct8 wll)ch
be a w ard ed ju n io r h o n o r pin fo r one they have to buy. does not lessen
At
y e a r s p erfect atte n d a n c e . He began p re s e n t it
gro w in g g re a te r.
N ovem ber 27, 1921. w hen he re tu rn e d
from Hood R iv er and lias not m issed
Nobody sh o u ld tr y to w ork beyond
a S u n d ay an d h a s a lso had a p erfect h is cap acity , but how m any m en do
you know w ho w ork up to th e ir c a ­
reco rd .
pacity?
T h e re g u la r se rv ices w ill be held
n ex t S u n d ay a t th e M ethodist ch u rch .
Bids W anted.
S u n d ay school w ill lie a t 10 in the
H e re ’s an o p p o rtu n ity to outfit y o u r
home. S ealed bids w ill be received un- |
m o rn in g an d p re a c h in g a t 11
Th P le a s a n t Home lad ies w ill m eet I 2 1 * , Sttt“ r,11a v - D ecem ber 2. on th e |
..
,
I follow ing a rtic le s : pool tab le, b illiard
M onday a fte rn o o n at th e hom e of Mrs. table and eq uipm ents. 4 c a rd tab les
M. L e n n a rts to sew for th e W heeler ' 2 heavy oak ro ck ers, 2 heavy oak
fam ily w hose hom e an d c o n te n ts w ere - <’h!»'rs, 5 s tra ig h t c h a irs. S-day S eth
d estro y ed by Are.
; T hom as w all clock, a ir-tig h t h e a te r,
1 14 y a rd s of e x tra heavy linoleum ,
c h a n d e lie rs and lig h t globes.
W ill
S erv ices at th e M ethodist ( liureh.
sell com plete equipm ent listed above
T h e Rev. A. S. H isey, p a sto r of th e o r in s e p a ra te pieces. A lso 30 new
B ids on th e
M ethodist
E p isco p al
ch u rch . an- heavy fo lding e h airs.
n oiinccs Hit' follow ing su b je c ts for the ll lI ' r *’ eq u ip m en t w ill ta k e p re fe re n c e
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Overland-4
Automobiles
I SEDANS
COUPES
TOURINGS
ROADSTERS
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I he car with the Triplex Springs, with exceptionally
high mileage on gas and oil. 1 he upholstering is very
good and the baked enamel finish looks good after hard
usage.
Touring $666 Complete, at Gresham
Gresham Overland Co.
In v estm en t, evening, ’’T he P ow er of - D ecem ber 2. T h e rig h t is reserv ed to
E n th u sia sm ."
I re ject an y an d all bids.
Tin m usic w ill be a ttra c tiv e and o f _____________P H A S E E. S T .C L A IR .
\V. A. HESSEL
a high o rd er. At th e m o rn in g service
th e q u a rte t w ill sin g "Be Jo y fu l in the
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L o rd ." In Ihe even in g Miss G ertru-le 38 ACRES FOR SA LE by o w n er at a
sacrifice, $800 if tak en by th e first
A lex an d er w ill sin g a solo.
2271
ot Ja n u a ry .
If In terested w rite
T h an k sg iv in g serv ices w ill be held
S herm oti L yon. G resham , O regon,
at th e Zion
E v an g elical
ch u rc h
R oute 4.
tf
T h u rsd ay , N ovem ber 30. at 10 a . ni.
T h is w ill be a union service, the LOST— B rln d le bull dog; a n sw ers to
nam e of J e r r y : h as b ra s s studded
c h u rc h e s of G resh am u n itin g .
The
\\ here can you find a safer harbor than with a bank
co llar. M. J . A lishnuse. phone 1941.
p ublic is u rg ed to u n ite in w orship
connected
with the federal Reserve System?
and th a n k sg iv in g tu th is service.
N eed Y o u r S u it C le a n e d ?
H ave It F re n c h dry c le a n e d . R e­
Our customers share in the protection afforded by =
p a irin g tie a tly done.
T a ilo rin g fo r
this great financial umbrella.
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a d ies a n d m en.
_________P E T E R I.E N A R D . T a ilo r.
$1.89
Sugar—Best Honolulu Cane. 14 Ibs. $1
Tunics, extra fine, lb............................
I i ide.s Mince Meat, spec ial, 2 cans for
Solar Brand Pineapple, 35-', 3 for
Raisins, seeded or seedless, 2 for
25c
A dditional W ant Ads
GRESHAM, OREGON
Herring. large Alaska, 3 for
Herring. Holland, keg.
Stock Fish, Lilt Eisk, lb........
Salt Salmon, choice red, lb....
LAYER RAISINS
box......................
PACKAGE FIGS
FLOl R—Fletchers Hard Wheat 49-lb. sack $1.83.
Olympic, White Mountain or Vim, 49-Ib.sack
Walrad Mercantile Company
FLOUR
CITRON PEEL
lb............................... 58<
RAISINS, seedei. large
package................
17c
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Rainy Days are Sure to Come
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Trade With Men You Know
And Your Trade
Is Appreciated
G lad H and
C h u rc h .”
Blblp School 10 a m .. S erm on l l a m
Bible S tu d y a n d P ra is e S ervice
W e d n esd ay , 7 :3 0 p. m.
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It Costs no More
to p atro n ize men yon know and
who trade w ith yon in your
varied lin es th a n to favor men
who a re outsiders.
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P a \ id _ q barrv . B C T h, P a s t o r .__
METHODIST
Episcopal Church
And in addition th e m en you
know a re w orking to m ake the
"T he C hurch of th e W arm H e art."
town safe from lire. They a re
A L B E R T S H IS E T . P a a t
h elp in g you get low er ra te s for live W e e k 's S e rv ic e s
your tire in su ran ce. T h a t is ,
th e claim of th is agency of the <’hunh. Il a n d 7.8«
S u n d ay S chool. IO.
H artfo rd E ire In su ra n c e Co
John Brown
G resham
MAIN S T R E E T
Phone 25011 itW
Oregon
Jfttsi isdatc
‘‘T h e
Every dollar you pay for in-
SUrance to this agenev is sub-
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lect to taxes that help to build PLEASANT HOME
up tins community.
mt.ie school 1« «.
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Come to us with your financial problems.
BETHEL
BAPTIST
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L eague
M id*week
serv ice,
Wod. 7.»O.
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Pacts and Fallacies Regarding Osteopathy
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With tu b u c u la r gland« of th e neck un-
-l.rw e n t an op eratio n for th e ir re-
m oval. Ihe doctor te llin g h er she
. w ould not be trouble.! w ith them
again. A j e a r previous a g land on
th e o th e r side of th e neck had a lso
r UnK ' er>' " 1<,Wly " nd
1 a \in « an ugly s t a r . Five m onths
a fte r the second o p eratio n , th e g la n d s
on both sides of ihe neck u n d e r th e
, stern o -m asto ld m us. ,e had again be-
;. om e e n larg ed and w ere m atted into
a h a rd m ass. T he sam e d o cto r w as
ag ain seen in reg ard to tre a tm e n t. He
said fra n k ly he had been m istaken
MRS H L S T .C L A IR . S r,. Sup.
Bu
Genti Mu«1c at
••rv tc«
a w arm w e l c o m e f o r
Gresham, Oregon
W»
a ttire ra n on e-h alf to tw o d egrees
su b n o rm al.
O steopathic
tre a tm e n t
w as given. A fter tw o w eeks of tre a t
W ent th e glan d s began to soften and
th e su b jectiv e «vmntom« „r
shooting pains becam e less severe
u n d er tre a m e n t co n tin -
ued u n til fall, w hen a l l « v m n t
g e th e r w ith th e hard» matted* condL
tio n of th e glan d s had d is -..
i
and sh e w as p r o m « cured
P robably th is w om an s life w .s
saved bv O steopathv a s t h
i
m ent w as g r a d w lly e x t e n d i
bronchia! glands
n" ‘O ‘b*
DR. D. J. FASCHING
H ow itt B uilding
Osteopathic Physician-Surgeon.
Gresham. Oregon