Gresham outlook., October 12, 1923, Page 4, Image 4

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GRESHAM OUTLOOK,
Exercise your eye m uscles, and of the road and travel safely a t th a t
avoid autom obile accidents. T h at's □
the advice given by Dr. Needles. When
' r8’ fller8’ au to ™°-
you are in a ca r going 40 m iles an | 6 ' rlverH> 0,1 req u ire eye exercises
The Dorcas circle of the M ethodist
hour, you go about 58 feet ever second, !" HtrcnKthen th t eye m uscles. At
Unless your eye cun roll from one side <8t’ they get weak wlth 01(1 a«e. And Ladles Aid will meet w ith Mrs. A. W.
to the other at least tw ice in a sec- 1 3 Hoaed oar requires b etter eyes th an Shipley next W ednesday afternoon.
ond, you ca n 't keep tra c k of both sides an open car
October 17.
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The O You Camp F ire glrlg held a
cerem onial m eeting a t the home of
Miss Eleanor Botkin on last Saturday.
The g irls reg retted the resignation of
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th e ir guardian, Miss Florence Honey,
I have a large line of stamped patterns and have
but feel fo rtu n ate in the selection of
| more coming.
th e ir new guardian, Miss E dith Steph­
enson, w ith whom they are earnestly
Am beginning my eleventh year in Gresham and
working.
FRIPA V, OCTOBER
At the F ree M ethodist church next
Sunday the reg u lar services will be
held. The Rev. M. V. W hetzeil will
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— —-------. I Preach a t 11 o’clock in the m orning
MRS. E. —
BOUGHNER
.......................1.... “»»»fa».......... .I,..,.,.......................................... ........................ ................. | 311(1 the R«e. D. M. Cathey at the even-
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tor, the Rev. E. D. Blackm an, is rap id ­
ly im proving and hopes to be able to j
| resum e his duties soon.
1N0. 10 S ack s o f any o f the fo llo w in g a t .........................
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1923
GRESHAM LOCALS
( Get Your Fancy Work in Gresham
I
expect to make it one of the best.
I NOVELTY
ST O R E
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The
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V a lu e o f M o t o r k to a ( o u in iu u ll) .
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N o . 1.
Some Livestock on Every Farm
C PEC IAI JZJ'.l) grain and hay farming without Iive-
stock to consume the surplus is like raising live­
stock without growing any of the feeds which will reduce
the cost of producing the animals. Either way puts the
scale of profits out of balance and leaves the'farm er to
face the possibilities of loss on maybe his one and only
class of production.
S im ilarly, m ilk p ro d u cts a re m ore profitable th a n produc­
ing c a ttle fo r sla u g h te r, fo r it I k said th e output of d a iry
products in one y e a r is g re a te r in d o lla rs and c e n ts th a n
th e total sla u g h te re d w orth of all th e c a ttle in th e c o u n try .
We are p articu larly interested here at the F irs t Stute Hank In the
levelopm ent of perm anent and continuous ag ric u ltu ral proHperitv
and are alw ays glad to lend UMsintaiuc In providing the rig h t kind
and right quality of livestock for the farm er« in this locality
able . t o e b r i l i l . T
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anti bee i fit 11 |e. «h «*?]». h o «», m u ih
th e e n tir e c o u n try . ( v h , l o t a T ltn ’s JkH ,
o f » m ill,
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FIRST STATE BANK
G resham , O regon
GROCERY BULLETIN
1 CHOICE PICNICS, sp ecial pound
$ .11
2 S W IF T S PREM IUM BACON BACKS, pound
..HI
^3 NEW BERG HAM, m ild cure, w hole o r half. Ih
4 NEW BERG LA RI), m edium pall ®Oc.
.33
larg e
1.75
5 S W IFT S JE W E L SH O RTEN IN G , m ed. 8»c. larg e 1.55
6 YOUNG AMERICA C H E E S E , V erlbeat, lb
12
7 CH O ICE PIN K SALMON, No. 1 tall can«, can
6 for
8 SOLID PACK TOM ATOES, can 15c. 6 eana
85c
!> I I AIINA PEAS, choice u ngraded, 2 can«
10 Royal Club, Golden W est, M. J. B. Coffee, 1 II,
.12
3 lb«. 1.2«
11 SEE D ED RAISINS. 2 pc kg« 25c, I package«
.48
12 SEE D LESS SULTANA RAISINS, 2 lbs
13 LA RGE M USCATEL RA ISIN S. 10 lbs
.»s
14 Royal W hite o r Van Hooter*« B leaching Soap
25 b a rs 1.00
15 CLOROX, b leach es th e clothe«, b o ttle
.20
16 MIIX’OA an d GEM NUT. be«t b u tte r aubatitutea. lb
17 PR IN C E A L B E R T TOBACCO. 1« ox. tin
18 TUXEDO. 2
.25
1.25
can« 25c, C am el C igarette«, c a rto n 1.40
A. W . METZGER <& CO.
Quality
and Service
Phone ¡4SI
F fed 1281
I’llOAE 2221
GRENIIAN
OKKGOX
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cone retu rn ed
W ednesday from Lone Rock, where
I they have been for several m onths
I looking a fte r th e ir mill p roperty a t
th a t place. Mr. Cone has disposed of
| his mill site on Johnson creek where
I he expected to establish a mill, to the
City of P o rtlan d for the site of the
proposed th ird Bull Run pipe line.
I The property was tran sfe rred yester­
day. It consisted of about one and
one-half acres. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Cone have been occupying th e J. H.
Cone residence for a sh o rt tim e and
wil rem ain for th e present., Both have
been employed in P ortland. Mrs. Cone
was form erly Miss Corene W ilkinson
of the L ents d istrict. The w edding
| took place on Septem ber 4.
The announcem ent has been made
I by P rincipal C. M. Q uicksall of the
G resham school th a t all classes will
m eet in the new building next Monday
m orning. The class rooms will be in
I shape by th a t tim e, though the audi-
I torium Is unfinished and there is still
| much work to be done about the build­
ing. The enrollm ent in th e school
I now exceeds 300 and more are expect-
| ed next week.
Small Rolls at 18c, 25c, 35c, 45c, 50c
Large Coinfort Size
A nd the best w hite cotton
2 L.. lb. size 72 x 90 a t roll
lb. Bile 7S \ 90 at roll
3 lbs. «ize 72 x 90 a t r o ll..............
¿95
2 lb. half wool B a tts m ade in Oregon
a t each $2.50
2 lb. all wool B a tts m ade in O regon
at each $3.50
T h ese a re full com fort «Ize
Visit Our R eady-to-W ear D ept.
B eautiful line of L adies' Silk, also Wool
Dre»«es at $10.75 and $15.95.
L adies' an d M isses' C oats at
$11.85 and $29.75
B ecause of your h ealth
BETHEL
BAPTIST
“Universal Brotherhood Is the Goal” 18:15.
P r ic e ’
B ecause of y our p u rse
Twentieth Century Grocery
T h e tru e te s t In buying is, F irs t: H ow Is th e q u a lity ?
Y “ price o “ h e r i ^ d “ inq“ir' “
A lbers F la p ja c k F lour,
la rg e p ack ag es .........22}£c
..
Second:
m° St COnvenient
W h at is th e p r i c e *
Century as to quality and
OLYM PIC PANCAKE
PEACOCK BU CK W H EA T
la rg e - p ack ag _ e ............
22}£c
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rg e pack ag e .............................27}£c
39«.
G rah am , W hole W h e at o r P a s try F lo u r
^ e,d,, ess fK a’*i1nS’ bu,k’ P ° “ nd
5 lbs. 55c, 25 lbs. $2.50
1« <1 R a isin s, fre sh ly seeded, la rg e 15 ounce package 12}£ cen ts
F L O U R -H ig h est Patent, Your choice, 49-lb. sack
X Lb. 2«h*? 3 ^ IL B E R T S
V^ s ? S z e AriSWeet ° ra n g e s
28S size, do zen ................20c
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CHOICE BLACK FIG S
Lb. 12l£c; 25 lbs........$2.7;
^ S
o c
ALL HIGHEST QUALITY
p uu ................................ »5c
^ a ^ l O c . ^ f i ^ ’ taI1
c a n s l O t ; 6 to r .............. 58c
G U EST IVORY SOAP
b a r 5c; 12 b a rs .............. 55c
$1.69
S W E E T PO TA TO ES, se-
lected fan cy stock, 4 lbs 22c
XEe a t i n l X FdIG S:.fanCy20c
C O R S IC A ? r m ; < P A C K
PE E L S-
cop S A: M : ITR O N :........6„ c OBP^
E
aCOpo’u n d O N one
pound ................................. 35c
CRYSTAL W H IT E SOAP
5 b a rs ...........
23c
fuH
2 9 c ’ haIf’” ieCe 3 0c
( RISCO, new stock, c a r u n lo ad in g th is w eek
I I I I I I I
pound 27c, 11^ lb. 38c, 3 lbs. 75c, 6 lbs. $1.43, 9 lbs. $2.13
F R E S H PEA N U T B U T T E R
HONEY E X T R ACT fu ll
v t
pound ....................
2215c
Mason ninto
ful1
E x tra c ts , 2 oz. C a rn a tio n ,
D
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M ason p in ts ’ e a c h .......... L em on or V a n illa ....................... 25c
Koyal Baking Powder, large 12-oz. can 40c,2J/ 2-lb. $1.19, 5-1K
$2 29
2 °th C entury C offee— full strength, finest arom a and flavor. R oast-
r
. r jd ^d a y ’ ° n y ° Ur tab 6 tom orrow * P ou "d 33c, 3 pounds 95c.
oyal Carden Tea. Ceylon and India or Japan, carefully selected, half-lb. 43c, lb. 85^
rices gu aran teed good S atu rd ay and M onday, O ctober 13 an d 15
20TH CENTURY GROCERS AND COFFEE ROASTERS
G resham G range m eets S aturday,
I October 13, in all-day session. The
Mrs. W. F. Honey, Mrs. H. S. Clow
program Is as follows* song, selected
x u iiiu ona;
u u , r recitation.
e c it a t io n . Miss
Miss W
W inifred
inifred 1 alld Mrs. Anna F ull have retu rn ed
by Pom
Beechlll. Each g ran g er will be called lrom rh e D al,es w here they attended
upon to answ er the question, “A re th ® 8tate convention of th e W. C. T. U.
I You Proud to be a G ranger, and W hy?” I
^ ev' 3n(1 Mrs. J- H. Wood have
I B etter Home week will also be ob- retu rn ed from Seaside, w here they
served.
I 8Pen ^ the p ast m onth, and are much
wrw
im proved in health.
,a u r « n t ? , nr
a
h
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The DafI* E m erald of October 6
tan ra n t a t Condon w here he has been publication of the U. of O student
tu rn e d “ T r e‘a h t T
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b° dy' gives th e nam e ° f H enry K ar-
urned to Gresham . He will probably penstein, a form er G resham boy, as
look for a new location for a restau- one of the 12 successful candidates in
ran t, and may go to San F rancisco for the glee club tryout, from a list of 61
th e w in ter where his son, Carl lives.
Mrs. H. W. K iia s h a ll cam e near BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH
REGULAR SERVICES
having a serious accident last F riday
from the explosion of gas In h er oven I The reg u la r servlce8 at the B ethe,
Which she was attem p tin g to light. B aptist church will include Bible
T he flames singed her h air and eye- schooj at 9 :45. m orning serm on at 11
brow s and burned her slightly about by the pa8tor> , he R pg R
11
th e face and arm s. The experience „„ the subJect ..The Com, ^
y'
m ade her sick for a day or two.
Kingdom. " The choir will render as
Mr. and Mrs. H arvey Raney a re a special num ber “I Know He Is
visiting at the home of the form er's I Mine,” B. F ra n k Butts
p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Raney. I The evening service w ill open at
They are recently from M anning, 7:30 with a song and p raise service.
North D akota Mr Raney cam e d u r- At 8 the them e for m editation will be
lng the sum m er and has been w orking “The Value of Clarified Vision.” Mrs.
in W ashington. Mrs. Raney and h er E. J. N oftsinger will ren d e r a solo
tw o children arriv ed last week.
The choir will sing as a special num -
A nnouficem ent has been m ade of a 1ber “No Shadows Y onder" from "The
law enforcem ent m ass m eeting to be Holy City,” Gaul. All are welcome to
held next Sunday afternoon a t th e (be services
W hite Tem ple, when G overnor P ierce
w ill be the speaker. It is likely th a t
PLEASANT HOME
m any from th is com m unity will a t­
At th e B aptist church next Sunday
tend.
th e reg u la r services w ill be held as
follow s: Sunday school at 10 o'clock,
preaching at 11 by the pastor, the Rev.
J. W. Stockton. B. Y. P. U. at 7:30. The
topic is "W hat is my D enom ination
P lan n in g for the F u tu re ? ” Miss Cora
“ T h e Gla<1 H a n d
C h n r r h .'
n.K, = u ,
I Johnson will be th e leader. A rdis
and 7 30 n. m. L ord’s Supper the first Kich an(* Mabel Johanson will sing a
*“ ,h e rVgU,ar
Which will
Choir |{eh ear«al. T h u rsd ay. 7:30 p m. Hollow the young people's meeting at
Quality in roofing is what gives it
resistance to sun and rain—the two
worst enemies of roofing. Quality
in Malthoid is built-in. That’s why
it lasts so long—why it’s the cheap­
est roofing you can buy. No better
protection for house, barn, shed,
fruit warehouse, shop, garage, etc.
Comes in three thicknesses. Ce­
ment, nails and directions in each
roll.
Ask us about Malthoid
Shingles—red and green
L. L. KIDDER HARDWARE CO.
Phonc 1421
Gresham, Oregon
Ö A 1 U K U A Y , O C T O B E R 13
n a t io n a l
candy
day
'Come thou w ith u« and we will do
On October 5th the B aptist Ladies'
thee good.'
Aid held a d o llar social in the church,
DAVID Q. BARRY. B. Th.. P astor.
when each lady contributed a dollar to
th e funds of th e society and told in
rhym e how she earned it. The next
SH OES
m eeting of the Aid will be at the home
for till
of Mrs. A. R. Goger.
The W. W. G. g irls of the B aptist
P o p u lar Priced
church will meet at the close of the
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m orning service next Sunday to elect
officers.
F red erick Johnson and F ra n k Hate
left last week for San F rancisco to
spend the w inter.
36 inch C h a llie in a w ide ra n g e of
W ilbur Altm an has gone to C orval­
p a tte rn s to choose from
Phone 1236
Gresham. Oregon
lis to resum e his studies at the Oregon
A g ricu ltu ral College.
Sunday at the Methodist church will '
meet at 10 o clock under the su p e r­
n t K I H EN ANM H M ED B rugger on Powell street on T h u rs­
vision of G. H. Bickford. A featu re i
27 inch O uting F la n n e l, fancy, y ard 19e
day. October IS. at 2 o'clock. Final
of the school is a class of young men 1
, The reg u lar services at the Zion ' arran g em en ts will be m r7 f
27 Inch O uting F la n n e l, w h ite, yard 25 e
tau g h t by the pastor, the Rev. E. G
Ranton. to which all young men of the I S n n d a v '^ Sunda«*^ 7 “ ! ‘T i i * 1’1
I h3” ” " l° be g ' Ven
^ ' e m b er
36 in. O uting F la n n e l’, w hite, yd 32c A 35c
com m unity not m em bers of other
^ unda’- 8Ch° o1 at 10 o’c l o
c k
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schools are invited. The pastor will
,,he, ^ J ” 3" languape at
» " ‘»«J J f r e Relief Assn,
32 inch R om per C loth in light a n d dark
preach at 11 o clock. His serm on o n ’
" ,h<> E ng" sh lang-
°
F,"or,shlnS Business.
The Lord of Our Life” will he pre- i
p ' # «
evening' The P“ «* be7 h e Iarg M t^ a MuluaI has grow n t0
p a tte rn s a t y ard 29e
ceded by a serm onette to the ehil-
h(8
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* ’ O e b h a r d t' w il] ta k p N o r th w e s t
Fam e«
' “.V16
dren.
.i,.„ Special .....
music. “The ...
Singer and . X
for esU bis
o’n m orning
a n d " ? topic “The Bre3"
Rre:„l
----- . f arm ers wbo consider
the Song." will be presented bv a ^The p " ’ * , 7 ” 1» evening topic SnashaU rep o rts the Association has
q u arte t composed of Mrs. Ora Van The P rodi*lal ’ A rrival.”
o T r n V ^ 000/ ’ i ° rCe and over l "
Fleet. Mrs. E. G. Ranton. Mr. Bickford
Re l|S,ou» ’ chool will be held on Sat- paid o v e / u h o o o Ta lo s s «
h“’
and Mr Ranton.
urda/ « o m in g froni 9 to 12 for all assessm en t’ on?
--------------------- children of public school age.
dollars. T here is no reason w h?
36 inch O uting F la n n e l in light a n d d ark
T eacher:
"Give co rrectio n and
The G resham Circle of Ladies' 4id .f^ merS *b°uld Pa Y high rate s when
p a tte rn s , good w eigth a n d q u a lity
cause in the following sentence: "The will hold a hake sale at The C e c il
ln su re ,n 3 F arm ers' Asso-
horse and the cow is in th e Held. "
M etre r e .»
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c,»Jlon- Anyone w ishing to Insure will
Tommy: “ It should be. The cow
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grocery on S aturday after- o»H on H. W. S nashall at the F air
and the horse is in the field because nocn at - o 'cIock. and solicits dona- , , r ° und3* G resham . Phone F arm ers
j ladies should alw ays be m entioned ^o its for the sale. The q u arte rly *101' Adv.
flrst'
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1 m eeting of the Ladies' Aid will be
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"Say it with a Want Ad.’
L. A. WACK <& CO.
Cotton Batting
Q u a lity /
Comfort Challies
EXTRA SPECIAL
------------- For this day o n ly _________
Delicious Gum Drops,
lb. 19c
HEPP’S RACKET STORE
at 19c vd.
EVAS E « w is AVvm-M FnlS:;
Outing Flannels
at 28c vd.
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