Gresham outlook., September 28, 1923, Page 4, Image 4

At the M ethodist ch u rc h next Sun- I
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At th e P lea san t Valley ch u rc h n t .
of
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school will be held at 10 o'clock un- th e p asto r, th e Rev. J. S tan fo rd
der th e supervision of G. H. Bickford. ! Moore, w ill p reach on "S uccess W hich
I Is S uccessful.” All a re invited to
At 11 the p asto r, th e Rev. E. G. R an- {th ese services
ton, w ill preach on "T he Em blem of
FAIRVIEW
Our V ictory." At th e close of th e se r­
vices a w orkers' m eeting will be held. I The R ev. j .
M oore, th e new
A ll officers of the ch u rch are req u e st- p asto r of th e M ethodist ch u rch , will
ed to be p resen t a t th ese services, preach next Sunday m orning a t 11
E pw orth League w ill be held in th e o’clock on the su b ject "T he K ingship
evening. The hour of service w ill of Man." Sunday school will m eet a t
be announced at th e m orning service. 10 o'clock. All a re invited.
Announcement
We have purchased the GRESHAM GARAGE and
will endeavor to give the motoring public the same first-
class service they have been receiving.
If you haven’t any special garage that does your
work come in and get acquainted with us. We promise
you quick work and guarantee satisfaction.
Frank Hamlin and Fred Boss
New Owners
G R ESH A M
Twentieth Century Grocery
If you are interested in what food costs are, this Ad will make
good reading.
FLOURS AND CEREALS
A L B E R S F L A P JACK
FLO U R , la rg e size
GARAGE
Gresham, Oregon
FREE
Don’t fail to see the
much talked of Wedge­
wood Combination Range
which burns wood, coal
or gas and has separate
ovens.
D O N ’T FO RGET T H E T IM E , OCTOBER 1 - 6
KIDDER HARDWARE CO.
Phone 1421
Gresham, Oregon
Power to Start
Power to Stop
Crown, Olympic, Vim or White Mountain Patent Flour, 49-lbs. $1.69
ROMAN M EAL, A good food as well as a body regulator, package for................. 33,
SOME 1923 PRODUCTS AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES
Royal Baking Powder, Irg 12-oz. can 40c, 2|-lb. $1.19, 5-lb. $2.29
BULK COFFEE 20th Century— Roasted today, on your table to­
morrow, ........................ pound 33c, 3 pounds fo r ................ 95c
Half a Million
Mourners
BETHEL
BAPTIST
- T h e G lad H a n d
We are fully equipped to do any electrical work, gen­
eral repair work, re-boring and acetylene welding.
All Work (iuaranteed
MAIN STREET GARAGE
G R ESH A M
P h o n e 1228
C h u r c h .”
B ible S chool 10 a . m .. S e rm o n a t 11 a. m .
a n d 7 30 n m . L o r d ’s S u p p e r th e first
S u n d a y o r th e m o n th . B ib le S tu d y a n d
P r a 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.
“Universal Itrotliirhuml Is the Goul"
"Come thou w ith us ami we will do
thee good.'
DAVID Q. RARRY. B. T h , P asto r.
pointed th a t th e accin ut will ta k e him
out of the gam e for th e rem a in d er of
th e year. He had been appointed left
h alf on th e v arsity team .
A 10-pound boy w as born on Sep­
tem ber 14th to Mr. and Mrs. G eorge
Flynn of G resham .
Benj. M atthew s, w ho is in a P o rt­
land hospital w here he u n d erw en t a
m ajo r op eratio n rec en tly , is im prov­
ing rap id ly and expects to come hom e
n ex t Monday.
RECENT BOOKS AT THE
UKESHAM LIBRARY
Work
Clothes
fa k e oil p ro m o te rs in T e x a s a lo n e .
T h is r e p r e s e n ts b ut a sm a ll p a rt of th e
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w h o le n u m b e r of m o u rn e rs in th is c o u n try
w ho h a v e lo st th e ir sa v in g s by u n w ise in ­
v e stm e n t.
W hy not be f ra n k w ith y o u r b a n k e r an d
a d v ise w ith h im th e n e x t tim e you a re
te m p te d to “ ta k e a lo n g c h a n c e ? ”
W e offer th is se rv ic e a b so lu te ly free a n d
a r e proud of th e fa c t th a t w e h a v e saved
o u r c u s to m e rs m a n y th o u sa n d s of d o lla rs
in th e past.
T he following books have been re­
ceived a t th e G resham lib ra ry :
" E x p e rie n c e keeps a d e a r school— hut
"T hrough th e Shadow s.” C yril Al-
to o ls w ill le a rn in no o th e r.” — F ra n k lin .
ington. A comedy of im personation
in w hich every c h a racter assum es the
p a rt of some one else, resu ltin g in th e
m ost am using situ atio n s an d su rp ris ­
ing escapades.
'T he Man Who Knew too M uch.”
GRESHAM, OREGON
G ilbert C hesterton. S to ries of H om e
F ish er, gentlem an detective, who never
A STRONG It t X K
brought his m an to p u n ish m en t be­
cause he “ knew too m uch.”
" F a in t P erfum e.” Zona Gale. The
limootmii.i.iuiumm.iiiiiuiuiiuHiioiiiuuiiuuimmiiii.... .
love sto ry of Leila P erg rin . sensative
and relined, who is dependent upon
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h er commonplace, alm ost vulgar re la ­
tives.
P ractical R abbit K eeping." E. I.
F arrin g to n .
"T he governm ent has
urged nationw ide rab b it raisin g to re­
duce th e cost of living and help solve
th e m eat problem .” H ere is a book
which tells you how to do It.
My Experiences a t Scotland Y ard.”
S ir Basil Thomson.
More sta rtlin g
For a Limited Time Only
th an o rd in ary m ystery sto ries are the
chronicles of these ex citin g cases
which S ir Basil, as bead of the B ritish
Secret Service, handled d u rin g and
a fte r the great war.
Phonc 1236
Gresham, Oregon |
Beasts. Men and Gods.” F erd in an d
Ossendowski.
M elodram atic, unbe­
l h e S t O r e t h a t ‘1 l w a y s G i v ' s Y o u r a l u e s
lievable. horrible are the experiences s
of th is man who flees for hia life from
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th e Inquisition of th e R ussian Reds
First State Bank
As well as
Dress Clothe s
Our Work Clothes department is
equipped with everything men
need for light and heavy work—
rain or shine.
SEE OUR WINDOW
For SPECIAL VALUES in
We (arrv Only
(he Best Makes
A if »nt* (or
Hull Hun,I
K ilhher Bouts
SW ANS DOWN CA KE
F L O U R , la rg e p k g ........33c
At th e re g u la r m eeting of th e g en ­
eral L adies Aid society held a t the
RA LSTO N
K ELLO G S BRAN
PO ST BRAN F L A K E S
hom e of Mrs. W alter W in ters last
BRAN ................................. 15c
F L A K E S ..........
10c
2 p a c k a g e s f o r................25c
W ednesday th e election of officers re ­
su lted in th e re-electio n of Mrs. Jack
son Jones as p resid en t, Mrs. B. I
W alrad as vice p resid en t, and Mrs. C
LA Y ER FIG S, F a n c y
C H O IC E BLACK FIG S
SO FT S H E L L ALMONDS
E. R u sh er as tre a su re r. Mrs. A. S
stock, p o u n d .........
20c
pound .............................1 2 |£ c
p o u n d ............................ 2 ? l£ c
H isey w as elected se creta ry . T he so
ciety w ill give a d in n er in th e base
m ent of th e ch u rc h on th e evening of
O ctober 25. T his date w as chosen in
L a rg e c a n s sliced, b ro k en
L a rg e c a n s c ru sh e d , No.
No. 2 size P re fe rre d Stock
stead of th e 18th on ac co u n t of m any
each ................................ ..29c
21/0 Sj z e ....................................... .tie
sliced ....................„ ...........2
o th e r events in th e e a rlie r week. The
ladies a re p lan n in g for a b azaar to be
L IL Y O F T H E VA LLEY
held on D ecem ber 5.
TILLA M O O K C H E E S E
STA N D A R D PE A S, 1923
EA R LY JU N E PE A S . 24c
A m eeting of G resham R ebekah de­
p o u n d .............................. 33c
pack, can
.....
1 2 |^ c
g ree staff w ill he held on M onday eve
ning, O ctober 1, for d rill p ractice. All
m em bers a re req u ested to be p resen t
Mrs. W. K. H am ilton, w ho recen tly
BLACK R E IT E R , bulk half-pound............13c
P IN T MASON JARS, doz........69,
u n d erw en t a su rg ica l o p eratio n in a
P o rtlan d h o sp ital, is rap id ly im prov­
RA ISIN S, S un-M aid Seeded
SU N-M AID S E E D L E S S ,
ing and w ill likely be b ro u g h t home
BU LK S E E D L E S S
2 la rg e pk g s
.»c
2 la rg e p k g s ....................
w ithin a few days.
5 p o u n d s f o r ....... .............. 55c
Mrs. D. Q. B arry , who w as strick en
w ith a nerv o u s a tta c k la st S aturday,
is rep o rted im proving and is now in
condition to receive callers.
CAN NED COFFEE, Edwards Dependable, Golden West or Royal Club, fresh roasted
J. E. M etzger an d fam ily and th eir
Lib. can........... 39c, 3-lb. can............$1.15
g uest, Miss Dolly S tran g , and Dr. W.
J. Ott and fam ily sp en t fo u r days on a
trip to th e co ast by w ay of the T illa­
mook beaches, Seaside and re tu rn
over th e low er C olum bia riv e r high
way. W hile a t M anzanita salm on
Royal White Soap, 12 bar> 4 8 c and a 15c package “B arN o n e” Washing Powder Free
fishing w as th e topic of ch ief in te re st
and a num ber of th e G resham people
VAN CAM PS SN O -L IT E
C R Y ST A L W H IT E SO AP
G U E ST IVORY SO AP
w ent fishing on th e N ehalem bay. It
SOAP, I! b a rs .....
25c
5 b a rs ................................. 23c
b a r 5c,
12 b a r s .............65c
rem ained for Bobby M etzger, how ever
to catch th e o nly fish of th e p a rty and
he cau g h t th re e line salm on, aggre
g atin g n ea rly a hu n d red pounds
W hen he hooked a 47-pounder th e re
w as some q u estio n as to w h eth e r the her w ork as te ac h er in th e A lderson
boy would jo in th e fish in th e bay or school a t th e L ouise Home. She has
th e fish w ould sw am p th e boat. By moved from Mrs. Lucy O sborne’s j
carefu l row ing on th e p a r t of Mr house on South R oberts avenue to the
M etzger th e fish w as safely landed.
Home. Mr. Addy, local m an ag er of |
O. A. B osserm an, a fo rm er resid en t th e Jo n es L um ber com pany, h as mov- i
of th is vicinity on th e Webb C herry ed w ith his fam ily to Mrs. O sborne's '
farm , w as in G resham y esterd ay on house.
b u sin ess and called on a n um ber of
Joe P eak had th e m isfo rtu n e to have
old friends. Mr. B o sserm an and his tw o rib s fra c tu re d and th e m uscles
fam ily a re now located In N orthwood, to rn loose a t th e sh o u ld er In a foot
T h e U. S. P o s ta l d e p a rtm e n t e s tim a te d
Iowa, w here he is engaged in th e ball scrim m age a t th e U niversity of
t h a t 500,000 A m e ric a n s h a v e b een filched
h ard w are business.
Oregon th is week. H e is suffering
o u t of $100,000,000 in th e p a st five y e a rs by
Miss E lva D olan has com m enced m uch pain and is p a rtic u la rly d isa p ­
“Let your next car he a Hiiick”
$9.00 to $11.00
5.00 to 9.00
3.00 to 5.00
6.CO to 7.35
3.25 to 3.50
3.50 to 5.00
4.00 to 5.00
7.35 to 13.50
SEE
A L B E R S PEACOCK
FL O U R , la rg e p k g ........28c
OTHER ATTRACTIVE OFFERINGS
I’he week of October 1
to October 6 is Wedge­
wood Week. Te each
lady calling at our store
during the week we will
give free a Wedgewood
Receipt Book, containing
many receipts of delicicjus
dishes.
\ Iackinaws
Loggers Shirts
Wool Shirts
\\ ater Proof Coat-
W ater Proof Pant
Laced Pants ..
Corduroy Pants
Leather Coats
23c
P IN E A P P L E
I hone 2391
L. L
D ram atic club en th u aiaata m et a t
th e public lib ra ry laat T ueaday even
Ing, w hen an im prom ptu read in g of
W iliam Dean H ow ell's farce “The
M ousetrap,” fu rn ish ed th e evenings
en tertain m en t. Miss Vida Cem er and
Miss M yrtle R u sh er in th e leading
roles gave such a sp irite d ren d itio n
of th e ir p a rts th a t th e audience was
convulsed w ith m e rrim e n t.
They
were ably supported by Misses Gene­
vieve M cA llister, V irg in ia C u rrin , L et­
ittä P ulfer, F lorence Rosin and Mrs.
Annabell K irkw ood in th e m in o r p arts.
The next m eeting of th e club will be
T uesday evening, October 9. Mrs. L il­
lian M oreland, V irg in ia C u rrin and
B eatrice Ja ck so n are in charge of the
program for th e evening.
\\ ENDOW
White Enamelware
Laced Boots
Rubber Boots.
Shoes ..........
Slickers .....
O tera IL
Coveralls........
GI on c s
.........
Wool Sox
to $15.00
to
7.00
to
7.00
to
5.00
to
1.95
to
4.50
to
2.00
to
.75
DISPLAY
AviswortK ftMartiix»
M EN'S W EAR
$7.00
4.25
3.50
2.25
1.65
2.75
.20
.25
SHO ES
G R ESH A M
Hart, Schajncr 1/ Marx Clothes
A ire iits for
Bergmann and
Niip-u-Tuu
I.aceti Hoots
HEPP’S RACKET STORE
Dance.
D ance at C edarville P ark I.inne-
m ann Junction every S aturday night
given by Roseland Serenades». Come
one. come all. have a good tim e in th e
beat conducted dance hall in or out
of «he city
A. F. D EV ER FX l’X
Additional Want Ad«
Too Late to C lassify
F o l l S A L K —C o w s a n d h e ife rs ,
Wt
b n lle n .- irly 1 y e a r old
F re d " P o w t èii
pnone w>s.
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« ANTEI> To h e a r from ow ner of rood
ra n c h for sale
S ta te c a s h - o i c « f u l l
p a rth u b tra . P F B ush M inneapolis
■ t.r.
AFTER OCT’. 1
Milk will be delivered
in the morning
Prices IO* a quart
6' a pint
G resh am
D airv
E. BAUM ANN, Prop. *
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