Gresham outlook., May 25, 1923, Page 4, Image 4

PAGE FOUR
SMITH
MEMORIAL
Money to loan on rea l estate. F arm
loans a t 6 p er cent. B. W. Thorne.-
Adv.
- GRESHAM LOCALS
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Mr. and Mrs. M. D. K ern e n te rta in -
led la st n ig h t Mr. and Mrs. E. T. H ol­
lenbeck of R u p ert, Idaho, who a re go­
ing th ro u g h to C alifo rn ia by autom o-
| bile. T hey a re th e p are n ts of W. J.
H ollenbeck, son-in-law of Mr. and
“ The Glad H and
CD urc h.**
B ible School 10 a. m . Serm on at 11 a m I Mrs. K ern.
an d 7 30 n. m
L ord 's S u p per th e first
Sunday or i the
month. BlbieTstudy
A ° V o lb re c h t a n d b rid e o f Spo-
t — ------**
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C h S ir r tS X u .^
WhO have been v‘8ltin« to r *ev-
Say It th e W a n t Ad way.
PresbyterianJ*
Church
BETHEL
BAPTIST
REV. E. R. D. HOLLENSTED
M inister.
Fair» lew, Oregon.
S unday S chool......................... 10 a. m.
M orning W o rsh ip ................... 11 a. m.
(»cods of your own choice, at prices that make important savings.
Twentieth Century Grocery
“l
u b e r s a l B rotherhood Is the G o b I ” " “ d a y s w it h t h e fo rm e r'8 m other,
“Come thou w ith u , and we w ill do Mr* F ’ V olbrecht’ have Proceeded to
San F ran cisco , w here they w ill m ake
Helpful — Restful — Inspiring
thee good.’
th e ir home
DAVID Q. BARRY, B. Th., P asto r.
W ord was received y esterd ay of th e
death in S eattle on May 23 of D onald
W. Moore, a fte r an illn ess of m ore
| th an a y ear from tu b ercu lo sis, con
tr a d e d d u rin g th e w ar. H e w as a
navy m an and w as cared for a t the
W alla W alla governm ent h o sp ital for
sev eral m onths b u t was p erm itted la st
F e b ru a ry to go to th e hom e of his
p are n ts, w here he died. He w as an
only child. H is widow, fo rm erly Miss
M arg u erite V olbrecht, w ill have th e
sy m p ath y of a la rg e circ le of frien d s
KELLOGS CORN
here. She w as a t his bedside d u rin g
RALSTON BRAN
INSTANT POSTUM
FLAKES ......................
th e la st m onths of his illness.
.i2 y 2c
large siz e ......................39C
Mr. and Mrs. E ttse l Jo n e s of B rem ­
IVORY SOAP
erto n , W ashington, a re spending a
CROWN FLOUR
KNOX’S GELATIN
bar ..........
few days w ith th e fo rm e r’s fath e r,
<c
49 pounds................. $1.89
package ...................... 18c
F ra n k C. Jo n es, an d siste r, Mrs. Floyd
Mack and fam ily.
HEINZ CATSUP
JELLO
MASON JAR CAPS
Mr. an d Mrs. H enry L ato u re ll w ere
large bottle .................28c
I hone 1236
Gresham, Oregon
per package ................10c
dozen .......................... 25c
in G resham y esterd ay visitin g w ith
rela tiv e s and friends. T hey arriv e d re ­
CRISCO
BUDDED WAL­
cen tly from so u th e rn C alifo rn ia to a t­
MAZOLA OIL
3 lb. can.......................69c OREGON
NUTS, lb.......................83c
tend to m a tte rs on th e ir farm a t L a t­
quarts ......................... 48c
o u rell and will soon re tu r n to th e ir
ROYAL
WHITE
SOAP
hom e in th e south.
CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP
CREME OIL SOAP ..............
5 bars ..........
19c
5 bars ...........................23c
A rran g e m e n ts have been m ade to
5 bars ...........................¿¿c
fu rn ish tw o b u sses and a la rg e num - i
her of p riv a te c a rs to ta k e th e people I
to th e B a p tist S unday school picnic a t I
L a u re lh u rs t p ark tom orrow .
The
s ta r t w ill be m ade from th e ch u rch at '
10 o’clock. E ach perso n is asked to i
M J B TREE TEA,
DEL MONTE PEAS,
provide cup, spoon and fo rk w ith th e '
CREAM OF WHEAT
any kind, lb..................53c
medium, can ................15c
b ask et lunch. All a re invited to join j
package ....................... 22c
th e picnic.
T he la st re g u la r sessio n s of th e '
Daily V acation Bible school w ere held {
In th e v ario u s ch u rch es th is forenoon
an d
exhibition of th e w ork accom ­
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER
MATCHES ROYAL BAKING POWDER
plished w ill be given by th e pupils
can ............................... 9C SEARCHLIGHT
3 packages................... 20c
large can ...................... 40C
th is evening a t th e M ethodist E pisco­
pal ch u rc h , to w hich all a re invited.
EMPIRE HAMS, by the
FEDERAL or BORDEN’S
F ra n k Jo n es is doing a th riv in g
ROYAL CLUB COFFEE
whole ham, lb.............. 25c
MILK, 3 cans.............. 29c
b u sin ess in septic ta n k building these
Pound ............................39C
days. H e h as ju st finished one for
to go w ith
H en ry L ato u rell a t th e g ara g e b u ild ­
the sh irts
ing on Pow ell s tre e t and one fo r Geo.
K enney on Hood avenue a t T hird
65t. to $1.50
street.
GRESHAM
L. L. K idder is rep o rted on th e sick
list.
Florida Grape Fruit, 80’s.................... 9c
bernons, ............................ .................. 38c
Guy Cox, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. G.
Oranges,
252
size................................
28c
A. Cox, w as serio u sly h u rt in a log­
New Spuds, 3 pounds for.................. 20e
ging cam p a t B ridal Veil la st w eek
T uesday. He w as fallin g a tre e and
as it w as about to go down he a t ­
tem pted to ru n but ca u g h t his foot
GRESHAM MASONS HOLD
and fell acro ss a log. T he fall s tu n ­
SERVICES AT HOME
S P E C IA L O N E -D A Y S A L E
ned him and prevented his g ettin g o u t
A larg e n um ber of G resham M asons
of th e w ay before th e fallin g tre e h it
the log over w hich he w as lying and and E a ste rn S tars drove to F o re st
threw him into th e a ir w ith co n sid er­ G rove last Sunday aftern o o n and held
able force. H e cam e down head first services a t th e Masonic home. T he
If used Monday, M ay 28
In th e b ru sh and w as severely Rev. A. S. H isey preached th e serm on.
At this store you will find a nice variety of ap­
sc ra tch e d and bruised. H e w as ta k ­ Mrs. Clyde Ruegg played a voluntary,
propriate gifts for the boy or girl graduate.
T his Coupon and 49c E n titles th e B e arer to One R egular
en to Good S am a ritan h o sp ital w here Miss G ertru d e A lexander sang a solo,
it w as found th a t five bones w ere Miss N orm a Lee Peck gave a violin
$1.50 Standard .Self-Filling Fountain Pen
The management will take pleasure in helping
broken In his rig h t foot. He is r e ­ selection, and a q u in te tte com posed of
ported to be g ettin g along w ell b ut Miss A lexander, Mr. an d Mrs. E. W.
you with your selections.
will n ot be able to w ork for a long A ylsw orth, Mrs. B ruce H oyt and Dr.
E very P en F illed and T ested.
G u aran tee w ith E very P en
tim e to come.
W ill Ott sang, “H ark, H ark My Soul.
Prices are very reasonable.
Only One P en Sold to a Custom er.
A W an t Ad m ean s a d d itio n a l in ­
G resham Young Men A cquitted.
com e w ith little o u tla y . L et th e O u t­
This is a one-day sale of Standard Pen Company s Pens
M aitland Geddes and R obert K ers-
look p ro v e it.
and salesmen’s samples.
lake, both ch arg ed w ith sta tu to ry of­
J em eler
S p e c i a l t'o m m u iiiratio ii of fenses, have been acq u itted of th e
Remember at the
G resham Lodge A. F . A A. M„ ch a rg es in th e co u rt of dom estic r e ­
T uesday, May 2», at 7:3U latio n s in P o rtlan d .
T he G eddes tria l w as held on Mon­
p. in. Labor ill F. ('. Degree,
t Isitors welcome.
day before a ju ry com posed of six
J . E. METZGKK. W. M.
T h e REXALL S tore
men and six women, who delib erated
W. I.. GORSAGE, Sec’y.
but a few m in u tes before ta k in g th e
vote, C. G. S ch neider w as atto rn ey
MONDAY, MAY 28, ALL DAY.
iim m m iiiiiiiiiiiiitiin ,
for th e defendant.
i
T he K ersla k e case w as trie d sev eral
:
w eeks ago.
SERVICES
Unreliable com petitor, .om etim e. state that .to r e . ,uch a . our. can-
not and do not sell reliable goods.
READ THIS AD
They both can, and do sell the widest advertised and the
best known brands.
Wonderful Values in Pure Alumin­
um Ware at Really Bargain Prices.
SATURDAY AND MONDAY WE OFFER
W ell Known Goods at Seldom Heard of Prices
Two priced lots, $1.29 and $1.19.
On Sale up to and including Monday,
May 28. SHOP NOW!
HEPP’S RACKET STORE
Just
Arrived—
W esson O il—Pints 25c,
Pongee
Silk Shirts
A popular shirt
at a m oderate
price.
NEW
quarts 50c,
half-gallons 99c,
20th Century Coffee—one pound for 33c,
gallon $1.79
3 pounds
95c
$
NECKW EAR
Finest Cane Sugar, 10 pounds for 98c,
Aylsworth & Martin
(Limit one lot)
of t h e J
Ç R M Û ta fo
THIS COUPON IS WORTH $1.01
On Sale at Gresham Drug Co.
fónti 25- Jones t
A'
GRESHAM DRUG CO.
Special Values
1
2
3
4
Oregon Prunes, large sizes. 7 pounds
$ .49
Bulk Raisins, Sultanas or Muscatels, 2 lbs..
.25
Sun-M aid Raisins, seeded or seedless, pkg....
.15
Shell Mound Peaches, in good syrup, can 20 C
2 cant foi
.35
5 Libbys Apples Butter, medium sized tin, can
.10
6 Pure Fruit Jellies, assorted flavors, glass............ 09
7 Monopole Extra Orated Pineapple, No. 2 1 j can .25
10 Choice Red Sockeye Salmon, No. 1 tall cans
3 cant for
11 Large Oval Sardines, extra choice. 15c, 3 cans .43
12 American Sardines, can 5c, 6 cans for....
.27
13 Minced Clams, can 23c, 6 cans........
1.29
14 M. J. B. C’oflee, lb. can 42c, 3 lbs. $1.20. 5 lbs. 1.95
15 Bulk Coffee, Justice or Feaberry, lb 33c, 3 lbs .95
16 ZO, similar to Grapenuts, Special, pkg............ .15
17 Sugar Crisp Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs....
.25
18 Small White Beans, 3 pounds............................ .25
10 Best Head Rice, 3 pounds for......................
.25
20 \ an Hoeters Bleaching Soap, 27 bars for
1.00
21 SUGAR, limit 1 lot to a customer. 10 lbs. for..... 98
EXTRA
500
S P E C IA L
Choice Mixed Gladiolus Bulbs
W hile they last, dozen for
SA V E
Order
B R IQ U E T S
now
Save $1.00
Fay when delivered
this Fall
II
EK STR O M
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Telephone 1581
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RACES
SUNDAY, MAY 27
500
At Clark County Fair Grounds
30c
A. W. METZGER & CO.
Phone 1451
Peed /¿Sr
One
FORTIFY YOURSELF
T h e D am ascus
com m unity w as
shocked by th e death on W’ednesday,
May 16. of H arold N orton, who had
been tak en a sh o rt tim e before to a
P o rtlan d h o sp ital for tre a tm e n t for
influenza - pneum onia.
H is
friends
knew of his illn ess but did not realize
Its se rio u sn ess u n til th e w ord cam e of
his death. He had lived d u rin g th e
w in ter at L ents, w here he w as em ­
ployed.
N orton w as 25 y ea rs old. He is s u r ­
vived by his widow, Mrs. E lsie N or­
ton. tw o sm all ch ild ren , th e youngest
four m onths old. his p are n ts. Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. N orton and a sister, Mrs.
A gnes Brodie of D am ascus.
F u n eral services w ere held la st F ri­
day at L ents and th e In term en t w as in
th e Mt. Scott cem etery.
A W ant Ad w ill do it for you.
FIVE
Quality
and Service
DAMASCUS YOUNG MAN
DIES OF PNEUMONIA
RU N N IN G RACES
Mile Race,
Two L Mile Races,
One 4-2
Furlong Race,
One H Mile Race,
One
Double Rider Race, One Mule Race,
One Roman Race.
unpr^ducUv"® ear^yom h an5 o l d I g T ^ u r i n g ^ e i c t i i e
or producing period, it is wise forethought and very urn-
dent policy to prepare for the time when infirniity andPold
age prevents one from earning a livelihood
'
d
A Savings Account in this bank, to which vou add
ihod riy an persist/ nt]y. will accumulate a surplus foi
the declining years of your life. Why not open an account
right now when your earning capacity is the greatest?
One Dollar is all it takes to start
FIRST STATE BANK
GRESHAM, OREGON
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1 ' ' V|....... ..........................
BARGAINS IN USED CARS
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j 1921 Ford Coupe ...................
$450 í
Ì 1920 Ford S e d a n .........
.................
?
: 1920 Ford S e d a n ............i i i ‘ .............
S i
Ford Truck, starter.....................
-me ?
i; Ford Truck, with body. . .
je n X
■. 1920 Ford Chassis, starter................
250 -•
1918 Dodge T ouring...................
Terms if desired
,
Phone 1301
R A K E R & SON
Gresham