Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, February 09, 1923, Page 4, Image 4

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GRESHAM 01 TI.OOK,
EKIPÄ V,
GRESHAM LOCALS
Valentines!
Valentines!
We have a beautiful and complete line to select from
Priced at from lc co 25c
Hcpp’s Racket Store
I clephone 1236
Gresham, Oregon
—WATCH FOR THE BIG 9c SALE—
Get Your Spring or
Summer Hat in Gresham
w here you will receive p e rso n a l a t ­
ten tio n to aid you in m a k in g y our
selection.
A v a rie ty of th e best sty le s w ill be
found h e re a t th e low est prices.
Gresham Hat Shop
KATE MOSSMAN, P rop.
Phon««: E a st 7 1 0 2 ;
’
G resham 8 5 5
AT YOUR SERVICE AT ANY TIME
Your Patronage Solicited
MORGAN BROS. TRUCK SERVICE
M oving and (General H a u lin g
1 2 4 -0 U nion A venue
Wood, Coal and B riquets
P ortlan d , O regon
Brood Your Chicks with a
Buckeye Brooder
FKBHCAKY 9,
1928
H okan T rued3on, v io lin ist of G re sh ­
am, w as one of th e m em b ers of th e
O. A. C. lyceum clu b who took p a rt in
the rad io co n c ert given la st F rid a y
night, acco rd in g to advices from C or­
vallis. T he concept, w h ich w as of
about an h o u r's len g th , w as b ro ad cast
ed from th e college statio n .
P la n s a re m a tu rin g fo r th e b az aa r
and su p p er to be given by th e Meth
odist L ad ies’ Aid so ciety on Feb. 22
T he high school ju n io rs a re m ak in g
arra n g e m e n ts fo r th e ir p lay to be g iv­
en in th e n e a r fu tu re
T he Aretne club will m eet on next
Monday afternoon, F eb ru ary 12, at the
home of Mrs. Joseph Haley. The
hostess w ill be assisted by Mrs. O. A.
Johnson, Mrs. Benj. Cam eron and
Mrs. A rthur Dowsett. All O. E. S. la ­
dies are cordially invited.
The following services for th e week
have been announced for th e F ree
M ethodist church by th e pasto r, the
Rev. E. D. B lackm an; Sunday school
at 10 o’clock, p reaching a t 11 in the
m orning and a t 7:30 in th e evening on
Mrs. G eorge W e b ste r w en t to Medi
Sunday; p rayer m eeting on T hursday cal L ake, W ash in g to n , fo r a v isit w ith
evening at 7:30 o'clock.
frien d s and fo r th e benefit of h er
The W om an’s Home M issionary so­ health.
ciety of th e M ethodist E piscopal
Mr. an d M rs. H a rry M cM urray a re
church will m eet on W ednesday a fte r­ th e p a re n ts of a fine baby g irl, L u cile
noon, F eb ru ary 14, at the home of Mrs. born on Ja n u a ry 31. A ll a re doing
J. V. Cogswell on E ast Pow ell street. well.
The leader will be Mrs. Boles of P o rt­
T he Rev. and M rs. C. W. H u ett of
land, d istrict corresponding secretary the Rose City P a r k M ethodist E p isco ­
of the Home M issionary society. She pal ch u rch w ere th e g u ests a t lunch
will have with her oth er P o rtlan d eon on T uesday of th e Rev. an d M rs
women who will tak e p art. T he com ­ A. S. H isey a t th e p arso n ag e.
m ittee to assist the hostesfj consists
H. L. St. C lair is confined to his bed
of Mrs. C. E. R usher, Mrs. D. E. Towle,
w ith an a tta c k of g rip
Mrs. P. A. Gould and Miss Cora Green.
Mrs. A. S. H isey an d M rs. Ja s. S te rl­
An u nusually in terestin g program is
ing atten d ed a m e etin g of th e execu­
anticipated, to w hich all a re invited.
tive b oard of th e C onference H om e
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. R ichtm yer, new
M issionary society in P o rtla n d y e s te r­
residents of G resham , have tak en day.
charge of the Joe Neal chicken ranch
T he second m e etin g of th e G resham
on Cleveland avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross M arston and chil h ik ers w as held la s t M onday evening
dren have moved to C herryville, w here from 5 to 6 o’clock. M rs. H. L. S t.C lair
Mr. M arston has em ploym ent in the led the trip . T he n am e “G resh am as
w as chosen fo r th e p e rm a n e n t d esig ­
mill.
n atio n of th e club. Miss E m m a B.
The M ethodist Ladies Aid society Jo h n so n w ill be th e lead er fo r n ex t
will m eet w ith Mrs. A. S. H isey a t the M onday evening.
parsonage next Tuesday aftern o o n at
The G resham R ebekah lodge w ill
1:30 o’clock. A large atten d an ce is
expected and it is hoped th a t th e sew have a V alen tin e p a rty n ex t M onday
ing for the bazaar w ill be com pleted evening. E ach m em b er is asked to
Those who have not done so a re r e ­ b rin g a v alen tin e. T h e lodge rec en tly
quested to donate a tea tow el and m ade th e p u rch a se of som e com m unity
silv erw are w hich co n sists of five doz­
bring it to th is m eeting.
en knives, fo rk s an d spoons an d one-
II H W
B ■ h alf dozen ta b le spoons.
Melvin B ru g g er h a s been re c e n tly
m ade a s s is ta n t on th e b u sin e ss staff
of th e Oregon C o u n try m an w hich Is a
p u blication p u t o u t by th e O. A. C. stu
dents. Miss G ertru d e D o w sett h as held
th e position of a s s is ta n t in econom ics
FIRST
in
the ed tio rial sta ff on th is p ublica
NATIONAL’
tion som e tim e.
PICTURES
A n o th er d ance is to be given on F r t
day evening, F e b ru a ry 16, in th e M a­
sonic h all by th e sam e co m m ittee of
G resham b u sin ess m en w ho gave th e
tw o fo rm er dances.
Gresham Theater
Saturday Specials
HAMS
These are Bartons Best Hams, medium sized, mild
cured, just right. Specially priced, whole or half
the p o u n d ............................................................ 28c
SA LT P O R K ......... .. lb. 23c
SA LT SALMON ..'..lb . 10c
ALASKA H E R R IN G
MINCED CLAMS, can 20c
W HO LE CLAMS, No. 2
can ...............................25c
UTAH-NA PEA S,
. 2 c a n s ...........................25c
4 for..............................85c
ORANGES
Large juicy navels, get your supply for the week,
dozen for.............................................. .......... 35^
PA LA C E CAR SY R U P
m g la s s ja rs , p in ts ........... 10c
Q u a rts .......
20c
H a lf g a llo n s ............... 35c
S. W. BEANS, 3 lb s.......25c
LIMA BEANS, lb ......... 10c
H EA D R IC E , 3y2 lbs ...25c
A PPL E S, sp ecial box....08c
FLOUR
Olympic, Kerrs Best Patent, White M ountain
Sack for
$1.93
This is less than the present wholesale price.
W H IT E W O N D ER SOAP
27 b a rs ......................$1.00
C R EM E O IL SO AP
7 b a rs ............................ 49
BA B B ITS C L EA N SER
3 c a n s ............................ 21
BULK DA TES
2 p o u n d s ................... $ .25
BULK COCOA
3 p o u n d s ........
M .25
P U R E HONEY
Q u a r t ................................59
A.
W. METZGER <& CO.
Quality
Phone
1451
and Service
February
3 to 10
1923
Saturday and Sunday
I he brooder that burns briquets or coal, is as steady
as an old horse and gets the largest number of chicks
past the brooding age in the best condition. The Buck­
eye has been thoroughly tried out and it is there with the
goods.
500-chick coal or briquet burner.
1000-chick coal or briquet burner....
S tro n g h e a rt, th e
in
Both G resham b an k s w ill be closed
all day Monday, F e b ru a ry 12, on a c ­
W onder Dog co u n t of th a t day bein g A b rah am L in ­
co ln ’s b irth d ay .
THE SILENT CALL
$23.75
29.50
An illu stra te d le c tu re on b e tte r farm
hom es w ill be given on M onday even- J
ing, F e b ru a ry 12, a t th e M ethodist
E piscopal ch u rch by P ro f. W. H. H art-
zog of K im ball School of Theology,
Salem. T his w ill be a fitting clim ax
of th e activ ities of F a rm e rs ' W eek and
will be p a rtic u la rly a ttra c tiv e to
farm ers
fam ilies. T h e le c tu re is
free. It is given by th e P ow ell V alley
C ircu it and th e M ultnom ah County
F arm B ureau co o p eratin g .
Just Received, a car load of Berry Wire,
Field Fence and Nails
L . L . K ID D E R H D W . C O
Twentieth Century Grocery
Of course we gain frie n d s anti c u sto m e rs by offering " S I’ECI VI, B A R G A IN S” TTn
friendly co m p etito rs call them ‘’B aits.’’ Well, call them “ B a rg a in s" n r ■■it ,
A
,
they like; As long as they a re a benefit to th e h u y e r w hat odds is th e n am e you give them .
SPECIAL BARGAINS for Saturday and Monday are
VAN CAMI’ S SOUPS, tall
) COCOA, pure, pound
cans, ea. <la e. 0 c a n s 15c
3 pounds .................
doses
sse
CANE SUGAR, 14 lbs. -
2»<
-
C O FFEE, G olden G ate
5 lb. c a n s ........
#1.00
Saturday Only
-
$1
i SO FT S H E L L W ALNUTS
..... #3.13 ! O regon Budded F ra n -
q u e tte s, pound
35c
Gallon
20TH CENTURY COFFEE
Pound 33d, 3 pounds 95«
HONEY, pure e x tra et
pint ja rs
0c
OLIVE OIL, Virgin, pure
23c
Guaranteed to win a husband or keep him at home.
Roasted today, on your table tomorrow.
BLUE ROSE RICE
Lb
; i a c. 10 lbs
ROYAL, BAKING POWDER
<»!>c
j C H EESE, full cream
Pound
•_>!»(•
large cans 40c, 2 'j-lb . cans $1.19, 5-11?. cans $2.29
CORN, from M aryland My
.Maryland, can
ile
MOP STICKS, like m o th er
used to use ............
15c
GOLDEN BANTAM CORN
CANNED MILK, an y kind
tall cans
|9 (.
CANNED BEANS, cut s tr in g ­
less. can I2 i¿ c . doz #1.45
S O L !;' I’Al K IOM ATOES, Del M onte o r P referred Stock B rands, No. 2 L, can s I7A2<
can
221
2 2 i8c
•MAZOLA OIL
q u a rts ..........
19c
KARO SYRUP
Blue, 5-lb. cans 33e, 10-11’» cans for 59c
Red, 5-lb. cans 37c, 10-lb. cans for 65'
CROW N KERNALSOE W HEAT
large package
FIN E JU ICY LEMONS
dozen 28t , 2 dozen for...................
33,
55,*
Sheet M usic.
We a re c a rry in g a fu ll line of a ll j
th e la te st p o p u la r songs in sh eet
m usic. Buy a piece, ta k e it hom e and
if you do n ot like it b rin g it back and
.exchange it. Guy p , Jo n e s, Je w e le r.)
BETTER FARM HOMES
IS LECTURE SUBJECT)
We*want to show you the BUCKEYE.
PIN E A PPL E , large can
g r a t e d .... ...........
Gresham Bunks to Close Monday.
February 10 and 11
FANCY IM PERIAL HEAD LET-
TUCE
8'
FANCY LOUISIANA SW EET
PO 1 A I OES, 5 pounds for........... 25c
Fhere really are nt) better places to trade than at a 20TH CENTURY
CLUB LEADERS WORK
FOR A CLEANER FAIR
.
NEW
SPRING
GOODS
ARRIVING
GINGHAMS, DEVONSHIRE’S, ROMPER CLOTHS
PERCALES, all are guaranteed permanent colors
Hosiery
Ladies Arrowhead and Knox-Knit Hose in brown and
black, both good ones, the p a ir ................
25c
We have the Burson Hose, ........................ 35^ and 50c
Extra size rib to p .................................
gg(i
Silk Hose, priced........... 98<\ $1.25. $1.50 and $2.25
A clean fair, a b e tte r fa ir an d a group
of e a rn e st loyal club le a d e rs solidly
back of the m ovem ent to p u t th e Mult
nom ah county fa ir on an ed u catio n al
The House of Quality
basis w as th e aim of th e m eetin g held
y esterd ay in th e g ra n g e h all.
T he m eeting w as p resid ed o ver by
th e p resid e n t Mrs. J. L ynch. H. A.
Lew is, p resid en t ot th e fa ir board, led
th e discussion and ex p lain ed th e stan d
of th e d irecto rs. T he bo ard , h e said,
had faced m any p ro b lem s in its c a ­
re e r and th e fa ir had im proved in
y o J ’ w ^sh1 a ForUnv a rilth
a n d m a k in & d ep o sits w h e n e v e r
m ost resp ects. H e ad m itte d th a t they
you w ish. F o r v a rio u s re a s o n s m an y people p re fe r to
b a n k by m ail a n d we a re accustom ed to h a n d lin g th e ir
had not y et reach ed th e p lace w here
ev ery th in g w as as it sh o u ld be b ut
b u sin e ss in th a t w ay. So if you w ish to m ail in y our
ch eck s d r a f ts o r m o n ey we w ill observe y o u r in s tru c tio n s
said th a t he as p resid e n t an d th e o th er
w in
1b d Send y ° U a reCeipt fo r ev ery d e p o sit You
m em bers of th e b oard w ould be glad
to co operate In an y w ay to help m ake
w ill find th e se rv ic e ju s t a s d ependable as if you w ere
d e a lin g a c ro s s th e c o u n te r.
y
the next fair a success w ith o u t th e ob­
jectio n al fea tu re s of th e p a st few
We’re as near to you as your mail box
years.
Let I ucle Sam assist.
Mrs. C hatm an of th e P o rtla n d P a r ­
ent T each er asso ciatio n , Mrs. E lm er
Cook of th e C ounty Council of P a re n t-
T each er asso ciatio n . Rev. A. 8. Hisey
Gresham, Oregon
of th e Pow ell V alley c irc u it of M eth­
odist ch u rch es. F. N. L asley of the re p rese n tativ e to th e fa ir board as a
Local L ead ers o rg an iz atio n , T. D. co m m ittee to co n su lt w ith th e d irec t­
K irk p atrick , city clu b le ad e r of P o rt­ o rs as to w ays an d m eans to accom ­
land and m any o th e rs spoke on the p lish th is re su lt In th e best m anner.
question of th e c a rn iv a ls a t th e fair, This suggestion w as tak en up and will
Get an E xcellent P roduct and at
th e sam e tim e help th e building
especially th e side show s and g am b ­ be acted upon.
fund of
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ling devices. All th e sp e a k e rs w ere
T h ere w as a difference of opinion as
ag a in st th e adm ission of su ch co n ces­ to th e Sunday fair and th is w as a m a t­
Bethel Baptist Church
sions to th e fair g ro u n d s an d a n u m ­ te r th a t nas lo t been settled although
ber said th a t they could not back or it w as agreed th a t th e am usem ent fea­
County S uperin ten d en t W. C. A ider-
boost th e fa ir as long as th e se co n d i­ tu re s should be cu t down on Sunday.
tio n s existed. T he m eetin g w as u n a n ­ One point th a t seem s to be settled is son and Miss E thel C alkins presented
imous in th e opinion th a t th e m o rals th a t th e p are n ts, club lead ers and the ) th is plan, w hich was adopted.
of th e boys an d g irls w ere of m ore te a c h e rs in schools and Sunday | County chairm en of club projects
value, m any tim es over, th a n th e fair, schools have aw akened to th e need for w ere elected to aid in unifying the
and If th e fa ir could not be ru n w ith ­
S S T
out th ese o bjectional fe a tu re s th e fair
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,
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should die. T his w as an ex trem e p o si­ ' T
tion. Xo one felt it w ould be n eces­ grouped by p ro jec ts in stead of by dis
sa ry to disco n tin u e th e fa ir but th a t it tr ic ts as has been th e custom . Sew ­ assist the local leaders in th e ir plans
could be ru n on an ed u c atio n al basis ing exhibits w ill be to g eth er, cooking, and problem s.
Exceedingly fine club dem en stra-
and bv elim in atin g th e se fea tu re s g ard en in g , etc. T his w ill m ake for
could secu re th e p a tro n a g e it needs b e tte r displays, b e tte r com parison of tlons w ere given by th e H am pshire
to m ake it a financial su ccess. E ach w ork, m ore room an d less w ork. In Pig club of Fairview under th e leader-
of Mrs. Lewis Stone and bv the
o rg an izatio n in te re ste d in th e m a tte r ev ery w ay it Is felt to be a decided j 1 G resham
Home M akers club under the
----— « V IIIU Ulj
was invited by Mr. L ew is to send a ste p In advance.
lead ersh ip of Mrs. A. S. Hlsev.
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
UNCLE SAM CAN MAKE YOUR DEPOSIT
First State Bank
Buy Dependable Coffee