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GKE8HAW
B ET II El, BAPTIST
ZION EVANGELICAL
SERVICES ANNOI NCED
CHI ’IH II SERVICES
Bible school next S unday m orning
at the Bethel B aptist church will co n ­
vene at 10 o’clock. P reach in g by the
p asto r will be a t 11 o'clock. He will
speak on the subject of "S upplying
M aterial Needs." T his will be the
fo u rth serm on in the se ries on th e
"L o rd ’s P ra y er." T he la rg e chorus
choir will sing th e anthem " The
A w akening C horus.” Mr. and Mrs.
H. W. S trong will fu rn ish an ad d i­
tional m usical num ber, a duet "Come
U nto Me and R est” by Cam pana.
By unanim ous consent, It was decid­
ed not to have an evening service next
Sunday to give everyone an o p p o rtu n ­
ity to attend the evangelistic services
at th e M ethodist ch u rch in Gresham .
Plano Tnslug.
S atisfaction guaranteed, $3.
B. Jones. 2625 E a st 49th street.
T he Rev. H. R. G eb h ard t will p reach
in th e G erm an la n g u ag e at th e Zion
E v angelical
ch u rch
next
Sunday
m orning at 11 o'clock, follow ing the
Sunday school, w hich m eets a t 10
o ’clock. T he re g u la r m eeting of th e
young people will be held in th e ev­
ening a t 7:30 o’clock.
T he p a sto r and M v g . G ebhardt r e ­
tu rn ed y esterd ay from th e east, com ­
ing by way of San F ran cisco . They
w ere co n sid erab ly delayed by th e
floods d u rin g th e p a rt few days. Mr
and Mrs. G eb h ard t w ent to Peotone,
Illinois, on N ovem ber 28, being called
th e re by th e d eath of th e fo rm er's
m other.
Fred
OUTLOOK, F K ID U .
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GRESHAM LOCALS
A p arty was given Iasi Monday ev­
en ing at th e Bethel B aptist p arsonage
hv Mrs D. Q. B a rry ’s Sunday school
class. The m em bers had invited many
frien d s and th e re w ere .36 in all. Some
of th e young people w ere from P leas­
a n t Home and th e re st w ere from
G resham . Mrs. E. D avidson an d Sirs.
Clow acted as chaperones. T he even­
ing w as spent w ith m usic an.I Barnes.
J u s t before th e g u ests d e p a rtiu , dain ­
ty refresh m en ts w ere served. An en ­
joyable evening w as „pent.
F rien d s of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
S chneider will be glad to h ear of the
a rriv a l of a baby girl born Iasi Friday
m orning, J a n u a ry 5, at th e Em anuel ’
ho sp ital In P o rtland. She weighed
seven pounds. Both m o th er and baby '
a re doing well. Mr. and Mrs. Schnei- I
d er a re now living in E ast P o rtlan d . !
Mrs. Schneider w as fo rm erly Miss '
B essie S trebin. She ta u g h t in the '
G resham grad e school la st year.
T he L adies’ Aid of th e M ethodist I
ch u rc h is p lanning to hold a bazaar
and su p p er on Monday evening, Feb­
ru a ry 22.
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P o rtlan d Com pany Loses L um ber.
T he Jo n e s L um ber com pany of
P o rtlan d of w hich th e lo c a l' p la n t
b earin g th e sam e nam e is a branch,
lost 30,000 feet of lu m b er la st Mon­
day evening. It w as c a rrie d aw ay
“ T he (.Inti llu n il
d u rin g th e n ig h t by th e flood w aters.
C h u r r li.”
B ib le S chool 10 a . m .. S e rm o n a t II a . m. All of th e men in th e em ploy of th e
a n d 7 :30 p. m . L o r d ’s S u p p e r th e first com pany w ere called upon to begin a
S u n d a y o f th e m o n th . B ib le S tu d y a n d
dyke T uesday m o rn in g as soon as the
P ra is e S e rv ic e W e d n e s d a y , 7 30 p. m
C h o ir R e h e a rs a l, T h u r s d a y , 7 :30 p. m
loss w as discovered to keep out th e
“I’nliersul Brotherhood lit ihe Goal” w ater to p rev en t fu rth e r loss.
Mrs. H. Donley of S pokane Is spend­
"Come thiru w ith un anti we w ill do
ing a few days th is week a t th e home
thee good.'
W h a t you w an t, w hen you w an t it, of h er sister, Mrs. L eslie T. St. Clair.
DAVID Q. BARRY. B. Th., P astor.
as you w an t it— W a n t ad. It.
Mrs. H annah Johnson has been ill j
but Is reported im proving.
Mrs. Maggie Ulm has in h e r yard
a yellow jessam in e in full bluuiu,
w hich is a ttra c tin g much atten tio n .
T h eresa C astner of Hood River,
w orthy g ran d m atro n of th e O rder o f
E astern S tar, w ill m ake h er official
v isit to th e G resham ch a p te r on T u es­
day evening, J a n u a ry 16.
BETHEL
BAPTIST
J B I 1K V 12,
Wash Boilers
20th Century Grocery
A D D IT IO N A L B E N E F IT S
In addition to the huge canned goods sale being conducted, we a re featuring these addi­
tional items for the benefit of Econom ical Shoppers.
SATURDAY AND MONDAY
HEAD RICE, Blue Rose Va­
riety, 4 lbs..................... 25c
ROYAL BAKING POWDER,
5 lb. cans, $2.20.
1’1'RE HONEY, ex tract­
ed, in pint ja rs .............. 29c
COCOA in bulk
3 lb s................................. 25c
sm all cans, 20c;
CAMPBELL’S TOMATO
Soup, c a n .........................9c
large cans,
SHRIM P, new pack
can ................................... is«
20th C entury C o ffe e — If there was a better
____—one pound for 3 3 c , 3 pounds for 9 5 c .
40c;
2 ^ lb. cans, $1.19;
CAMEL DATES, every
one good, pkg................ 15c
coffee we would roast it
SOAP— Royal \\ hite, Clean Easy or Sno Lite, bar for 4<‘, 10 for...................... 39e
CALIF. SOFT SHELL
W alnuts, lb.................... 29c
EGGS, Fresh Ranch,
largs size, doz.............. 87c
C R ISC O — l ’s 23c,
NOR WEGIAN SA R DIN ES,
Iris B rand ................ l S ^ c
PINHEAD GUN POWDER
Tea, the finest grown
lb....................................... 49c
l | ’s 3 4 c ,
3 ’s 6 7 c ,
SNOW FALL FLOUR,
49 lb. sack....................$1.65
POTATOES, by the sack
69c: 10 lbs
10c
6’s$ 1 .2 7 ,
9 ’s $1.85
D A R IM A D E M IL K — From W estern Cows—tall cans for 10c, dozen at............ $ 1.18
QUEEN OLIVES,
pint j a r s ........................ 29c
HEINZ MUSTARD,
b o ttle ............................. 13c
MARYLAND CORN, No. 2
cans .............................. 10c
for Less!
T he re g u la r m eeting of th e G resham
An im p o rta n t m eeting of th e G re sh ­
circle, P aren t-T each er association,
am B u sin ess Men’s o rg an iz atio n w ill
w ill be held a t th e g rad e school on
be held n ex t M onday n ig h t a t th e city
After invoicing we find that we have too many wash
n ex t Monday evening, J a n u a ry 15.
hall to m ake a rra n g e m e n ts for G re sh ­
Among the m usical a ttra c tio n s w ill be
boilers. Our stocks include the best makes. Boilers
am Day in co n n ectio n w ith F a rm B u ­
songs by Miss K ath ry n Honey and the
that are made to stand heavy wear for years and we
reau W eek, F e b ru a ry 5 to 10.
boys' glee club, a new o rg an izatio n of
T h e B ethel B a p tist G uild is a n ­
are going to price them at prices that will attract.
th e g rad e school. A good sp eak er and
nouncing a d in n er and e n te rta in m e n t
o th er In terestin g num bers for th e ev­
to be given on S atu rd ay , M arch 17.
ening a re being a rran g e d for.
No. 9, 14-oz. Rome All-Copper Boiler................ $6.45
At th e m eeting of th e W. C. T. U.
E. E. Lounsbury, of Rockwood, who
y esterd ay p la n s w ere s ta rte d fo r th e
No. 8, 14-oz. Rome All-Copper Boiler................ 5.2 0
has been tre a tin g w ith Dr. Becker, is
p a rticip a tio n of th e local union in th e
m uch improved. As a re su lt of the
b azaar to be given th e la tte r p a r t of
No. 9, Copper bottom, heavy tin sides, Atlantic
c h iro p ra c to r’s tre a tm e n t Mr. L o u n s­
M arch in P o rtlan d by th e M ultnom ah
bury has passed about 25 gall stones,
co unty W. C. T. U., fo r th e benefit of
No. 8, Copper bottom, heavy tin sides, Atlantic
some as large as hazel nuts. He was
th e C h ild re n ’s F arm Home. T h e booth
« •u sid ered near d e a th ’s door for some
No. 9, Copper bottom, heavy tin sides, Lisk.......
conducted by th e G resham o rg a n iz a ­
weeks b u t Is now up and aro u n d and
tion w ill be in th e n a tu re of a co u n ­
fairly well.
Telephone 1236
Gresham, Oregon
No. 8, Copper bottom, heavy tin sides, Lisk.......
try sto re. AU m a n n e r of c o n trib u ­
R ecent g u ests a t th e hom e of Mr.
tio n s w ill be solicited for th e affair
No. 9, Copper bott’m, h’vy tin sides, W orld’s Best 2 .35
and Mrs. H. W. Cooley w ere Mrs.
and th e proceeds of th e boo»h w ill be
Cooley's sister, Mrs. A. F. C arn in e of
. Placed to th e cre d it of th e G resh am
No. 8, Copper bott’m, h’vy tin sides, W orld’s Best 2.00
Condon, Oregon, and
J. ,.? ° P'V s d istric t quota.
T he co m m ittee in
b ro th er, John Cooley from California.
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No. 8, All Galvanized............................................... 2.00
T he g u ests and Mr. and Mrs. Cooley
Mrs. S. S. T hom pson, Mrs. Jo h n
and fam ily had d inner T h u rsd ay a t the
Brow n an d Mrs. A. McManus.
home of Mr and Mrs. Geo. A rm strong
Mrs. C lara H ill, w ho h as been ill for
in Victory d istrict. Mrs. Cooley's
m any m onths, is so fa r im proved as to
It is rep o rted by o u r g o v ern m en t th a t—
m other was reported to be very ill at
be able to sit a t th e ta b le w ith h er
M yrtle Creek and she and her sister fam ily.
$225,000,000
expected to go to h er but w ord cam e
x
,
— 01 V ictory N otes called for nav-
Mrs. M. D. K ern is confined to h e r
m en t D ecem ber 15th, last, a re still in th e h an d s of people and t h a t -
th a t th e m other is improving. Mrs.
home w ith b ro n ch ia l tro u b le.
C arnine and John Cooley a re re tu r n ­
$425,000,000
A n o th er d an ce is to be given th is
ing now to th e ir respective homes.
—of W a r S av in g s S tam p s due J a n u a ry 1st, last, are still in the hands
evening in th e M asonic h all by a n u m ­
° L P''° P
df lRy ° f Pe° ple ln ca8hln* ‘hese securities is an e x tra
ber of G resham b u sin ess men.
expense an d h in d ran c e to th e governm ent In fin ancing itself.
T he ladles of th e B ethel B a p tist
Guild w ill give a food sa le a t th e A.
If you have an y of th ese secu rities we w ill be glad to collect
W. M etzger sto re on S atu rd ay of n ex t
th em fo r you and a s sist you ln rein v estin g ln safe and sound secur­
week, J a n u a ry 20.
ities. W e have a larg e lis t of m unicipal bonds to select from.
Mrs. Ross M arston w as o p era ted on
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L arge size pail >1.85
h o sp ital last M onday an d is re p o rte d
to be g ettin g along sa tisfa c to rily .
GRESHAM , OREGON
N icely trim m ed, weigh about 6 pounds
Good for seasoning
GRESHAM STUDENTS ARE
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AT OREGON NORMAL
D on’t F o rg e t the
Bonnie Blue Enamelware Sale
2 pieces for
U N T IL W E D N E SD A Y
HEPP’S RACKET STORE
C a r e le s s I n v e s t o r s
Now is the tim e to buy W ash B oilers
G R O C E R Y B U L L E T IN
B arton Circle-W H am s, lb. 29c
N ew berg P u re L ard, m ed. 95c
Picnics, lb .............................. 20c
S alt P ork, lb .......................... 23c
P alm Olive S o a p ___ 1 F R E E
U ncle Johns Syrup, qt. size 49c
Special
6 for 49c
Special, table size for 27c
Good C ooking A pples, 90c, $1
B u tter S ubstitutes
F o r a box
Gem Nut
H einz Tom ato C atsup, pint 35c
25c, Nucoa, 29c
Bulk C ocoa, lb .......................10c
3 bottles for >1.00
3 pounds for 25c
Plain M ixed C andies, 2 lbs. 25c
Special for one pound 15c
A rgo C orn S tarch , p k g .. . . 10c
W hite W onder Soap, 27 b ars $1
O tte r M inced C lam s, can . 20c
3 packages for 25c
No. 1 tall cans.
M. J. B. Coffee, 1 pound for 43c
3 pounds for >123, 5 pounds >1.98
Quaiity
and Service
3 cans for 55c
K errs Best P a te n t Flour $1.93
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49-pound sack
A» IA» METZGER <& CO»
Phone
1451
FIRST STATE BANK
| Two g ra d u a te s of Union H igh school
| at G resh am a re am ong th e stu d e n ts
at O regon N orm al th is y ear. Miss
Ruth E llio tt, d a u g h te r of Mr. an d Mrs.
E. L. E llio tt, a g ra d u a te of th e 1921
class, en tered th e n o rm al in Ju n e an d
has co n tin u ed h er w ork to th e p re se n t
tim e. She is now in th e R u ra l T r a in ­
ing school at M ountain View u n d er tlie
su p erv isio n of Mrs. Inez M iller. Miss
E llio tt sp en t th e h o lid ay s w ith h er
p are n ts in th is vicinity.
M ark N angle, of th e cla ss of 1919 of
Union H igh, is ta k in g a co u rse a t
Oregon N orm al.
T he w o rld 's la rg e st m ail te rm in a l,
located in Chicago, is com pleted and
has been tu rn ed over to th e postofflee.
I It is tw o blocks long and six sto rie s
high. Chicago is th e m ail tr a n s p o r ­
t a t i o n ce n te r of th e U nited S tates. Th<
l parcel post traffic for th e m onth of
('O ctober atom totaled over 23,000 tons
CASCADE LOCKS MEN
GET MAXIMUM FINE
Multnomah Farm Rnrean to Elect
Officers.
T he M ultnom ah County F arm B u­
R o b e it A ndrew , a b u tc h e r a t C as­
reau w ill hold a m eeting next F riday
cad e L ocks, and his b ro th e r M elvin,
aftern o o n , J a n u a ry 19, in G resham in
w ere reig n e d b efo re J u s tic e of th e
M etzger’s h all a t 1:30. One of the
P eace O th an k a t Hood R iv er la st F r i­
p u rp o ses of th e m eeting w ill be to
day. T h e officer im posed th e m a x i­
elect new officers for th is year.
m um p u n ish m e n t on R o b ert A ndrew s
by re q u e stin g him t o . p a y a fine of
M ultnom ah county leads all oth er
>500 an d se rv e a six m o n th s' jail s e n ­ co u n ties in th e sta te In th e n um ber of
ten ce. T he y o u n g e r b ro th e r w as g iv ­ reg istered m o tor vehicles th is year
en th e sam e fine an d a su sp en d ed jail w hich has rea ch ed a to ta l of 46,850
se n ten c e of 60 days. T h e m en w ere I w hich is over
o n e-th ird th e num -
a rre s te d on a liq u o r c h a rg e th e S at- her of m o to r
vehicles reg istered
u rd a y n ig h t b efo re C h ristm as.
in th e state. C lackam as county has
Card of Thanks.
I w ish to th a n k th e n eig h b o rs an d
frie n d s for th e ir k in d n e ss and ex ­
p re ssio n s of sy m p ath y d u rin g th e ill­
n ess and d ea th of my m o th er, an d for
th e b e a u tifu l floral trib u te s.
A R T H U R HEINEY.
A re you
W ant Ads.
w ide aw a k e?
¡6,039 re g iste re d m otor vehicles th is
1 I y ear. T h e to ta l num ber of m otor ve­
hicles re g iste re d in Oregon d u rin g th e
period of Ja n . 1 to Dec. 31, 1922, ag ­
g reg ated 134.566 according to a r e ­
p o rt p re p a re d by th e s e c re ta ry of
state.
R ead th e
w M-rk P> f° lnan on reaI e s ta te . B.
U T h o rn e , a t Bank of G resham .
IT PA Y S T O T R A D E A T B IS H O P ’S
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