Gresham outlook., June 01, 1923, Page 6, Image 6

PA G E SIX
BETHEL
BAPTIST
MT h t G lad lla a d
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B ib le School 10 a. m .. Serm on a t 11 a. m.
an d 7 30 p . m. L ord ’s Su p per the first
S u n d a y or th e m on th . B ib le S tu d y and
P raia« S erv ice W ed n esd ay, 7 30 p. m.
C h oir R eh ea rsa l. T h u rsd a y , 7 :30 p. m.
“ I 'n h e r s a l B rotherhood I n the Goul"
“Come thou w ith u t and we w ill do
• thee good.’
DAVID Q. BARRY, B. Th.. P asto r.
Beteli I B ap tist C hurch.
Bible school opens at 9:45. P re a c h ­
ing service a t 11 a. m. S erm on by th e
p asto r. S u b ject fo r m u tu al co n sid er­
ation, "T ru e W o rth ,” illu stra te d by
th e use of th e crayon.
T he ch o ru s ch o ir will re n d e r "A
D ream of P a ra d ise " by H am ilton G ray
T h e L o rd 's S up p er will be observed
a t th e close of th e m orning service.
T h e B. Y. P. U. will m eet a t 7:15.
T he evening serm on w ill be a t 8.
T hem e for m ed itatio n , "Is L ife W orth
th e S tru g g le?” T he ch o ir w ill re n d e r
as a special nu m b er, "W alk w ith
H im ,” by M. S. R itter.
B attery S e ri lee.
I w ish to ann o u n ce to th e public
th a t I am still d irec t ag e n t in G re sh ­
am for P h ilad e lp h ia Diam ond Grid
b atteries. Any a d ju stm e n t claim s ta k ­
en c a re of here. R e-charged and r e ­
Plano Tuning.
p airin g any m ake of b attery . C. E
S atisfactio n g u aran teed , *3. F red
O sborn.
tf B. Jo n es, phone G resham 189x1.
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SPECIAL
12-, 14- and 17-quart
Granite Dish Pans
59c
L. L. KIDDER HARDWARE CO.
Gresham. Ore.
GRESHAM LOCALS
T he program an d pot luck supper
p u t on la st n ig h t by th e G resham Re­
bekah lodge in ho n o r of th e m en of
th e ir fam ilies was well attended, there
being m ore th a n one hundred present.
A d elig h tfu l tim e was reported by those
who w ere in attendance.
Mrs. S. J. Bennison had as guests
for th e p ast few days Mrs. W ill A dam s
and son of F airfield , W ashington, th e
M isses M ary and M arth a Bennison of
W averly, W ashington, who le ft for
C alifo rn ia today. Mr. B ennison who
has been em ployed for several m onths
as a tim b er c ru ise r in T illam ook coun­
ty, enjoyed a few d ay s’ v isit a t home
and has gone now to ta k e up w ork a t
P rineville.
T he G resham baseball team will
play th e S. P. & S. boys on S tapleton
field next Sunday.
Mrs. C lara Wolff of P o rtlan d at-
1 tended th e Rebekah en te rta in m e n t
I la st n ig h t and v isited w ith relativ es
here.
T he Rev. H. R. G ebhardt, p asto r of
■ Zion Evangelical church, delivered
I the ad d ress a t th e com m encem ent of
I the C o ttrell school la st evening.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. H all w ent to
C orvallis th is m o rning to spend a few
d ay s a t th e ir Alma M ater. Mr. H all k
a m em ber of th e board of d irecto rs
of th e A lum ni association of Oregon
A g ricu ltu ra l College. H e an d M rs.
H all a re am ong th e sponsors of the
alu m n i dance.
T he A rem e club w ill m eet a t the
hom e of Mrs. O. J. Brown, B aseline
road, M onday afternoon, Ju n e 4. The
hostess will be assisted by M esdames
R T eg art, H. V. Adlx and Gladys
Hoyt. T h ere will be no m eetin g s of
th e club d u rin g Ju ly and A ugust. All
O. E. S. ladies a re cordially invited.
Twentieth Century Grocery
SATURDAY AND MONDAY WE OFFER
T h irteen M ighty G ood O pportunities T o S a v e M on ey
Or Increase Y our S avin gs A cco u n t
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Fishers Blend, White Mountain or Olympic
Flour, 49-pound sacks a t ............................... $ 1 .8 3
Five Bars Royal White Soap fo r......................... 19C
The very Best Grade of Solid Pack Tomatoes,
Best known brands, large No. 2 | cans for. . . 15c
Highest Grade Pinhead Gun Powder Tea,
. one-half pound for 2 5 c, one pound fo r.......... 4 8 c
Three Bars Creme Oil Soap fo r........................... 2 0c
Twentieth Century Coffee, none better, roasted •
today, on your table tomorrow, lb. 3 3 c , 3 lbs. 9 5 c
Peets Washing Machine Soap, large package for 3 0 c
Minnesota Crosby Corn, very best packs, can for 18c
Finest Cane Sugar, 10 lbs. 9 8 c.
(limit one lot)
Procter & Gamble White Naptha Soap, 5 bars 2 5 c
Spider Leg Tea, long and fancy, half-lb. 2 5 c, lb. 4 9 c
Large Cans Royal Baking Powder,..................... 4 0 c
Your entire order of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables.
Say It th e W a n t Ad way.
Announcing a
New Department
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Boys
Knee P an t
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W e are g o in g to m a k e our store a real
h ead q u arters for b oys. .T h e first ship­
m en ts o f K n ee P a n t S u its h ave arrived .
E very suit is o f stu rd y fa b ric w ith tw o fu ll
lin ed k nickers. T h ey a re Q u a lity C loth es
at P o p u la r P rices.
FE A T U R IN G
W O O LW E A R
“The National Roys' Clothes"
B o y s’ S h o es and
Our Price Range
F urnishings
$7.45 to $16.50
Shoes
Caps.....
Good Suits at
91.50 to $4.¿0
$ 0 .8 5
$1.00 to 91.50
Stockings .... 25c to 50c
Blouses
91.00
Ay lsWortK & Martire
M en ’ s w ear ’
Overall and Coveralls
sh o es
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SATURDAY
GROl : eri SPECIALS
Oregon Prunes, 7 pounds for
Large Peaches, 2 cans for
Libbys Apple Butter, can
felly, all flavors, glass
49
35 c
10c
10c
MONDAY
M ustard, quart jars....
Delmonte Catsup, pint
Minced Clams, fall can
Medium Red Salmon, can
35c
23c
20c
15 c
LUNCH GOODS
Darby Boneless Pigs Feet, pint ja r.......
35«
Darby Boneless Chicken, ja r.................................... 59,
I )*rby Frankfurters, large glass
39-
D arby V icnn.i Sausage, glass
19,
Darby Jellied Corn Beef, glass...........
49,
Royal Baking Powder, pound for 42c
Prince \lbert Tobacco, pound
$1.25
Tuxedo Tobacco, 2 cans for........... 25c
< am<' ( igarettes, pat ka.•<
15»
SI CAR, (limit 1) lOpounds for 98c
Creme Oil Soap, bar........................ 5c
Dependable Coffee, lb. 42c, 3 lbs. $1.20
Extract Iree with 3 pounds
F a n c y M ixed C olored G la d io lu s B ulbs, d o zen bulbs for
30c
F rie n d s of Miss G eorgia S tapleton
enjoyed a very p leasan t evening on
W ednesday, w hen th ey g ath ered a t th e
home of h er p aren ts. Ju d g e and Mrs.
George W. S tapleton. Games, m usic
and refre sh m e n ts m ade It a very de­
lig h tfu l affair. Those p resen t w ere
th e Misses Golda Adams, Rose P o tter,
Leona Bailey, M ary Wold, C lara Ma­
son, M arte Blom, D orothea S m ith,
B eatrice and Mabel Jackson, M ildred
M etzger an d D oris Zim m erm an.
Miss K ath e rin e H oney le ft la st S at­
u rd ay for an extended v isit In Los
A ngeles and o th e r C alifo rn ia cities
w ith rela tiv e s and friends, am ong
them Miss L a u ra D avis, form erly of
G resham . She took th e ocean route,
going on th e steam sh ip Cuba.
E ric E n q u ist of W a rre n d ale w as a
business v isito r in G resham y ester­
day and a caller a t th e Outlook office.
Mr. E n q u ist is extensively engaged in
salm on fishing on th e C olum bia riv er,
I h aving th ree fish w heels on th e Ore­
gon side of th e riv e r an d six an the
W ashington side. He says th a t fishing
has been d isap p o in tin g as th e sp rin g
ru n has been lig h t b u t a big ru n Is
expected in Ju n e o r ea rly July. H e
sels his fish to th e canneries.
M arg aret St. C lair h as gone to S a­
lem to spend a few days w ith her sis­
ter, W inlffkd.
Mr. an d Mrs. Jam es E lk in g to n and
d au g h ter Je a n have re tu rn e d from
Prosser, W ashington, w here they w ent
for a few d ay s’ v isit w ith Mrs. Elking-
to n 's M other, Mrs. J. C. Hessel and
sister, Mrs. G race H ickenbottom .
H okan T ruedson was hom e from O.
A. C. to spend D ecoration day w ith his
p aren ts, th e Rev. and Mrs. Jo h n T ru e d ­
son of Powell Valley.
T he Rev. an d Mrs. J. H. Wood re ­
ceived a flood of co n g ra tu lato ry m es­
sages today, on th e ocassion of th e ir
62d w edding an n iv ersary . Mrs. Wood
has been 111 for th e p ast week.
Mr. an d Mrs. J. C. K ilgore have r e ­
tu rn e d from a tr ip to Chicago, w here
th ey w ent sev eral w eeks ago on a
visit.
Tw o fo rm er G resham young people
h av e received m ark ed h o n o rs in co n ­
n ection w ith th e closing of Oregon
A g ricu ltu ra l College. Miss E dna von
R eaden received th e C lara W aldo cash
p rize of $50 and M erril Good th e A. J.
Jo h n so n p rize for th e sam e am ount.
Both w ere for excellency in sc h o la r­
ship.
T he W. C. T. U. w ill m eet on T h u rs ­
day, Ju n e 7. a t 2:30 in th e aftern o o n ,
w ith Mrs. W. T. H ensley. Mrs. E lla
B eecher G ittin g s of P o rtlan d , a s s is t­
a n t editor of th e W hite Ribbon Re­
view, w ill be th e sp eak er. A flow er
m ission p ro g ram w ill be given, th e
d etails of w hich w ill be published In
th e T uesday's Outlook. A utom obiles
w ill be provided for th o se w ishing
tra n sp o rta tio n and w ill leave th e li­
b ra ry from 2 to 2:15.
Miss Lucy A dam s leaves to n ig h t for
an extended visit w ith rela tiv e s and
frie n d s in W aynesburg. P en n sy lv an ia,
going over th e C anadian Pacific. She
w ill re tu rn ea rly in S eptem ber.
Miss N orm a Lee Peck h as been te m ­
p o ra rily tra n s fe rre d to th e Sellwood
b ran c h lib ra ry in P o rtla n d , w here
she w ill spend Ju n e and Ju ly . She
w ill ta k e h e r v acation d u rin g A ugust
and be ready to resu m e th e >?harge of
th e G resham b ran c h S eptem ber 1 . 1
Miss G race O gilbee w ill have ch arg e
h ere during the sum m er.
Bon Ton and Royal Worcester
CORSETS
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You may find the kind of a Corset you need
in the following numbers
No. 311
Medium Figure, low bust, medium skirt
Priced at.................................................... $1.00
No. 462
Average Figure, low bust, long skirt
all around, priced at.............................. $2.25
No. 564
Average Figure, rubber top, very long
skirt, free hip, priced at....................... $2.95
No. 547
Fleshy Figure, long skirt
very low bust, priced $3.50
No. 780
Semi Rubber top, front
lace, especially for sport
priced al...................... $3.50
No. 1210 Stout Figure, low bust, re­
inforced with 2 medallions
over abdomen, priced $4.75
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No. 1036 Perfected Front Lace, fleshy
figure, rubber top, priced $5
No. 605
ADJUSTO, fleshy figure
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very low bust, with adjust­
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able thigh reducer.... $ 5 . 0 0
Non-pinching O. I. C. Clasp is used on all above Corsets
FOR THE BERRY PICKERS
Khaki Outeralls, Jackets, Trousers. Hats.
Shoes for men, women and children
Canvas
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
P ro tectio n for D ep ositors is a F u n d am en tal
P rin cip le o f Ours
Our claim to your confidence is based on ample cap­
ital and surplus, sound investments, strong reserves
steady growth, careful methods and the character of
every man identified with our organization,
FIRST STATE BANK
GRESHAM, OREGON
Building Mnterlul for Sale,
Quality
and Service
A. W. METZGER <& CO.
Phone 1451
Peed 12S1
T he m a teria l from th e old school
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building at G resham is now ready for
Dressmaking.
Seed
Yonr
Salt
Cleaned I
sale. S heeting, som e siding, shiplap.
D ressm aking and rem odeling at my
flooring, dim ension, w indow s, finish, home. P rices reasonable, w ork g u a r­
U Ft ench drT cleaned. Re-
d i « * *i*at 7 done
T ailo rin g for
etc. Also tw o good fu rn aces.
anteed.
Mrs. R ichtm yer. Cleveland L
■aaies and men.
D. M CATHEY, or J. A. BVSHONG. ( avenue, phone 108.
P E T E R LENARD. T ailor.
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