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PAGE FOUR D iner: GRESHAM OUTLOOK, Fifty-lifty. "T his is not chicken.” th a t h alf and half. 1 chicken. Yes, air; chicken. m e a n in g , th a t w e w a n t to a ttr a c t y o u r a tte n tio n ju st fo r a m o m en t. Make Us Respon sible for your car’ Condition. W e c a rry a full lin e of th e b est a u to su p p lie s a n d acces- ories. G o odyear tire s a n d tubes. G R ESH A M GARAGE FKEI) SOUTHARD Night Phone 25x5 P rin c ip a l C. M. Q uicksall of th e G resham grad e school has called fo r an assem bly of th e pupils of th e seventh and eighth g rad es Monday m orning. Sept. t7, at 9 o’clock, a t M etzger's h all, over th e G resh am D rug store. P u p ils are to bring ta b le ts and pencils. Work w ill be assig n ed to them for hom e study and they will be called upon at sta te d tim es to bring in w ritte n re p o rts of th e ir stu d ies and receive new assig n m en ts. T his m ethod h as been adopted because of th e fact th a t th e se p u p ils will be req u ired to ta k e the sta te s exam inations in all o r a p art of th e ir su b jects next May, and it Is believed th a t th e delay in o pen ing th e school m ight prove too g re a t a handicap. W hile th is m e th od is not as satisfac to ry as class w ork, Mr. Q uicksall believes th a t a beginning should be m ade and his effort will be to help p u p ils as m uch as possible in m aking a good s ta r t w ith th e ir studies. THE LORAIN AND SONAMI We wish to close this over-supply out as the season is almost over, them as long as they last. Price sacrifice on Elaine strikes the pan. Removable hood makes Lorain EASY TO W ICK. Wick won’t stick, it doesn t rub against tube. W IC K STOP, self-adjusting, stops wick at correct height. Look for the Red Wheel B O N A M I O IL S T O V E WITH KEROGAS BURNER Do you know that this stove burns 400 gallons of air to one gallon of common kerosene oil? As delightful as a gas range. Easy operated and controlled. Large square full open-top grates, give 50 per cent more cooking capacity. Cooking pots can be shoved or slid around easily, several pots can be boiled on one fire. Made of steel cabinet style, porcelain enameled burner drums, heavy burners. \\ e have these stoves in 2-hole burners at $14.0» in 3-hole burners at $18.00 in 4-hole with hi-back at $.32.50 We can furnish Ovens at a very reasonable price for anv or all stoves. Investigate tor your future needs. J. E. M E T Z G E R YOUR HOME FURNISHER O re g o n GROCERY BULLETIN 2 Lbs. 85c STA R HAM, w hole o r h a lf Lb. 35c PICN IC S, sm all size Masons JARS! Y. A. C H E E S E ......... Lb. 32c JE W E L SH O R T E N IN G , M edium pail SOc la rg e JARS! #1.55 25c JARS! Pints 80 ...... Quarts 95c................... Half-Gallons $1.35 Jelly Glasses, 1-3 pints. 50c doz., 1 2 pints 55c doz. PRINCE ALBERT TOBACCO CAM EL DATES BULK (XXX) \ LANG C H O C O LA TES P kg 10c I Lb 25c Lb box SOc 16 ounces $1.25 CORNED BEEF, large »7, ROYAL W H IT E SOAP, 25 b a rs #1.00 P a n d G SOAP, sp ecial $1.40 v alu e 00c AMAIZO O IL...................... Pints 27c, Quarts 50c, Gallons $1. 85 Royal Club Coffee Justice, bulk coffee Pea ber rv bulk coffee ?' ''Y an J Service This Saturday and Monday These Stores Offer fi" est. a" d ireshest this market, one pound 33c, 3 pounds 95c. Roasted today, on your table tomorr ow RAISINS, Sultana Seedless........... 2 pounds 25c, 5 lbs. 55c, 25 lbs $2 50 FRESHLY SE E D E D R A ISIN S............................ ’..... 15. 0, pt g, 2 2“ IXORY SOAP, guest size.................... u cc SMALL W H IT E BEANS, best grade Z .......................................... 3 SOAP, Van Camps Sno Lite .... ............ ZZLZZ'Z 5 b i « 19, <7.' RID Al. BAKING POW D ER ................. large cans 40,-, 2% lb. $1.19. 5 lbs' $2.29 SALE 1 lb 39 -, 3 lbs. $1.15 3 lbs. 1.00 3 lbs. 1.00 A. W. METZGER & CO. GRESHAM LOCALS Q u arte rly co n feren ce for th e F re e M ethodist ch u rch w ill be held a t th e ch u rch beginning th is evening and co n tin u in g over Sunday. D istric t E ld er W. T. K lotzback w ill have ch a rg e and will p reach th is evening, S atu rd ay evening, S unday m o rn in g and evening. A hom e m issio n ary s e r vice w ill be held by th e w omen of th e ch u rch on S unday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. F red T. M errill of P la n ta tio n Inn a re g ra n d p a re n ts to a 5-pound boy, F red T. M errill, born on S eptem ber 10 to Mr. and Mrs. G horm e- ly M errill-o f P o rtlan d . Mrs. L. H en g stler re tu rn e d early th is w eek from Colorado, w here she sp en t th e sum m er w ith relatives. T he re g u la r p rea ch in g serv ice w ill be held at the M ethodist ch u rch S u n day m o rn in g follow ing th e S unday school. Rev. A. S . H isey, p asto r, says he expects to have as a sp e ak e r a m em ber of th e co n feren ce now in se s sion in P o rtlan d . The S. E. C ircle of th e L adies' Aid of the M. E. ch u rch w ill m eet w ith Mrs. J. V. Cogswell, on W ednesday, aftern o o n , S eptem ber 19, for sewing. The W om an's M ission C ircle of th e B ap tist ch u rch will m eet w ith Mrs. F ra n k P eak on T uesday, S eptem ber 18. at 2:30. Mrs. Jo h n C anny of Yacolt, W ash ington, is visiting w ith Mr. C anny's m other, Mrs. H a rrie tt T im m erm an, be fore jo in in g Mr. C anny a t Clifton. O r egon. Mr. C anny is woods su p e rin ten d en t for th e O. T. & L Logging com pany. New Fall Ginghams On Sale Now A large variety of patterns, A good grade, fast colors, 32-inch wide y___ g The yard 25c A Special on Burson Heather Hose They are medium weight, in brown or green heather no seams to hurt, knit to fit the ankle. A good fall hose, at, the pair..................................... Come in and see the Dahlia exhibit from the Tucker Hill Dahlia Farm, on display here Saturday. WALRAD MERCANTILE CO. Phone 1411 of Quality” An im p o rta n t m eeting of Ross Camp, No. 2. Sons of V eterans w ill be held a t th e ir hall in G resham on Sat u rd ay evening, S eptem ber 15. a t 8 o'clock. E. E. C hipm an is com m ander and E. P. Sm ith se creta ry . Mr. and Mrs. H. W. S tro n g have r e tu rn ed from a trip to E ugene and o th er so u th ern Oregon p oints an d to K ings V alley in th e Coast Range w here they have tim b er Interests. Miss L eila Gibbs left T h u rsd ay for ffl 9 IIUIIIinillHnillNII 9 9 Bend. Oregon, w here she w ill engage in g en eral n u rsin g . She has been at th e home of h er p are n ts. Mr. an d Mrs. I am th e joy of little c h ild re n a s th ey R. W. Gibbs, for about tw o m onths. p roudly tu ck m e aw ay ; Mrs. A. J. K ru eg er is moving into I am s a tis fa c tio n a n d peace of m ind to th e Stafford house In Thom pson ad d i m o th e r a s sh e w a tc h es m e g r o w tion. Mr. K ru eg er has not yet r e I am th e co u rag e, hope, a n d in sp ira tio n tu rn ed from C alifornia w here th e two of m a n h o o d ; . w ent ea rly In the sum m er. Mrs. I am c o n te n tm e n t a n d se lf-re sp e c tin g in K ru eg er is one of th e te a c h e rs in the dep en d en ce to old a g e ; g rad e school. I am p ro te c tio n in sick n ess, u n e m p lo y Mr. and Mrs. P. L. K yle of P o rtland. m en t, old age, d e a th . * Maine, m en.bers of th e p a rty from the l a m ed u catio n fo r th e c h ild re n , a n enem y ea ste rn city on a visit to its w estern of failu re , a n e s se n tia l of good c itiz e n s h ip — nam esake, called on th e ir niece. Mrs I H arry W arden, on th e ir re tu rn from th e Colum bia riv e r highw ay trip on , T uesday. On W ednesday m orning , I am a Saving* Aecownt. they cam e out to th e W arden home for b rea k fa st and spent a few hours i 1 "liin- Mned ior 5 years at h ere before joining th e ir p arty on th e ir Journey. T he Rev. E. D. Blackm an, who has been at Em anuel hospital in P o rtlan d for n early tw o w eeks, u n d erw en t an ; GRESHAM, OREGON | op eratio n W ednesday and was rep o rt- ' ed In a critica l condition. A STROMA BAMK The Rev. A. C. B rackenbury and ' wife of Lebanon, who a re atten d in g j th e M ethodist conference in P o rtlan d w ere o v ernight g u ests at th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. H arriso n one night th is week. ," T he th resh in g season having ended S I’ EC IA L COM M U M C AT ION -Attention, Com rades of Ross in th is locality. Guy D. Jo n es h as r e of G resham Lodge No 152. Dump Sons of V ete ran s’ Regu sum ed his place in th e Jew elry store A F «t A M . W ednesday. Sep- - wl11 b“ ” «’><» S aturday w here he will be pleased to m eet ail tem b er 19. 1913, at 9 p. m W ork In h-D<em^ * r 15’ at S o’clock sh arp , at w ho have needs in his line. He m akes th e F C. degree. V isiting b ro th ers hall Special business to be tra n s acted. an a ttra c tiv e an n o u n cem en t in to welcome. J E METZGER, W M day a Outlook. Y ours In F C. and L . E P Sm ith W. L GORSAGE. Sec’y. S ecretary Ross Camp No. 2 g. of V. Who Am I ? Lb. 19c TUXEDO TOBACCO........................................................... 2 for JARS! n iiVVuile lange °,f S®rvicc ha sbeen s°mewhat limited,’the buying power of the Dollar has been greatly improved. g P \ t )T ) t t t i • ....... ...................................... *..........--------lnr^e cans 10c I IAKAFI LE—Large shipment direct from the Hawaiian Islands will arrive in u n i ntO be ° n sa e in a 20th Century Stores this week, 1923 pack Really no use in looking for better places to trade. SOME OF THE MANY FEATURES OF THE LORAIN BULK LA KI) J ° n2 hektheory thV i 6 E?We< ° f Ready Cash had never been properly recog nized, this business of the 20th Century was conceived. FED ™ riL M IL K ’ StriCtIy 3 Northwest P‘oduct of recognized highest National 3-burner $22.50 Lb. 25c Twentieth Century Grocery 5 bars 6-ounce I VORY Soap and 11 bars P. W G. W hite Naptha, all for..... 79,‘ 5 bars P. G. \ \ hue Naptha and 1 bar 6-ounce IVORY Soap, all for...... 2S<‘ 2-burner $18.50 GEM NUT o r M1LCOA B u tte r S u b s titu te s , Iff”5 BUNDLE GUARANTEE Should th e in n e r c o m b u stio n tu b e of th e L o ra in H ig h Speed Oil B u rn e r burn out w ith in 10 y e a rs fro m d a te of p u rch a se , re p la c e m e n t w ill be m ade e n tire ly F re e o f C harge. Gresham, If, A R E A SK E It TO MEE'l Over-Stock of OH Stoves LORAIN SEPTEMBER it Is beef and U P P E R G R A D E P U P IL S one cow —one We’re Giving You the Horn l’hone 2881 FRIDAY, Phone 1451 Feed j j S j First State Bank * f**
