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PAGE FOUR
GRESHAM
T he A rem e club w ill hold a card
p a rty in th e Masonic hall on F rid ay
evening, M arch 7. T he A rem e club
OUTLOOK,
FHIHAV,
( ’ndenoiuinntlonal Services
Annonnced.
P reach in g w ill be held a t th e re g u ­
dance will be on March 14.
la r hour, 2 p. m. Sunday, in th e Odd
T he W om an's M issionary society of
Fellow s hall. A young evangelist, th e th e F re e M ethodist ch u rch w ill m eet
Rev. H. P. S tenberg, who has been w ith Mrs. R. M. W elch T uesday a f te r ­
holding undenom inational m eetings at noon, M arch 4. a t 2 o'clock. The
S ilverton for th e p ast week, w ill co n ­ stu d y of Ja p a n w ill be tak en up. E v ­
duct
th e services h ere Sunday a f te r ­ eryone in te reste d in th e cau se of fo r­
(Smith Memorial)
noon and a t th e C ottrell com m unity eign m issions Is invited to be p resen t.
F airview , Oregon
ch u rch a t 11 o ’clock. Mrs. Melvin I.
Mrs. L ena Needham . Mrs. J a n e tte
REV. E. R. IL HOLLENSTEI), , Sunday w ill lead th e Bible study class W arden and Mrs. A nnabell K irkw ood
Minister
j thia evening. A m ost in te restin g and atten d ed R ebekah convention No. 1,
j helpful m eeting w as held la st T uesday Odd F ellow s tem ple. T uesday. Mrs.
SERVICES
SUNDAY SCHOOL................... .'..10 * M
MORNING W ORSHIP .................. l l A. M’ evening, w hen afte r th e p ray e r service, Needham w as appointed on th e exec­
j officers w ere elected for th e com ing
utive com m ittee of th e convention.
H elpful — R estful — In sp irin g
| year. Much in te re st w as show n and
An in te restin g m eeting of Clover
j a m ost fav o rab le y ear Is an ticipated.
C ircle N eighbors of W oodcraft w as
T he officers elected w ere as follow s:
¡T h e Rev. S. F. P itts, H. C. L arsen , held at th e new bungalow hom e of
' M. I. S unday and G eorge Runyon of Mrs. E lla H ornish la st T uesday a f te r ­
noon. T h ere w as a good a tten d a n ce
“ T h e (¡la d H a n d
G resham and Mr. F ra k e s of Sandy,
of m em bers and O rganizer C hapen
B ib le S ch o o l 10 a . m .. S erm o n a t 11 a . m. tru ste e s; Miss F lo ella Jacobs, se c re ­
w as th ere. T he o rg an izer w ill be In
a n d 7 .30 p m . L o rd 's S u p p e r th e f irs t
S u n d a y o f th e m o n th . B ib le S 'tudy a n d ta ry : D. P. M illiken, tre a su re r.
th
is city for sev eral days in th e In te r­
P r a is e S e rv ic e W e d n e s d a y , 1:3« p m
C h o ir R e h e a rs a l. T h u rs d a y , 7:30 p. in.
est of th e organization.
Attention!
“ I iiliersnl Brotherhood is tile Goal” F ed eral Farmers
T he Rev. E. D. B lackm an visited in
F arm Loans. Long tim e
“Come thou with us and we will do
H'/i per cen t in te rest. A m ortization G resham T h u rsd ay a sh o rt tim e a t th e
thee (rood.’
paym ents. A ddress L eander B artle- hom e of th e Rev. E. N. Long.
PROF. O. R. SCHLAUCH. P asto r. 1 may, R. 4, B oring, Oregon.
Miss E lizabeth Jo h n so n is d riving a
new C hevrolet coupe.
A fine new co n c rete sidew alk has
been bu ilt In fro n t of th e G resham
Feed m ill to rep la ce th e old p lan k
w alk.
EEBK1VHY
S«,
li« l
(GRESHAM LOCALSl
Century Grocery
Presbyterian
Church
BETHEL
BAPTIST
To Please You
And Your Car
R. W. R ichm ond and H. Richm ond
an d fam ilies, who have sp en t th e w in ­
te r here, have moved back to th e ir
hom e at Maupin, Oregon.
W e m a in ta in a g u a ra n te e d g a ra g e s e r ­
vice. At sm all cost you can h a v e y o u r c a r
g o n e o v e r re g u la rly — a n d a s e x p e rts w e can
a d v ise you a s to " m o to r-c a re .” W e a re
eq u ip p ed fo r tra n s m is s io n , d iffe re n tia l a n d
c ra n k -c a s e service.
O ur " se rv ic e of s a fe ty ” is n e c e ssa ry if you
w ould keep y o u r p ro p e rty fro m d e p re c ia t­
in g as little a s possible. G ive us a tria l.
Miss W ills B ushong and h er cousin,
Miss M artha H opper of D am ascus.
R o b ert H ayes and B urton P ierce, all
stu d e n ts a t S eattle-P acific college,
drove down from S eattle for th e la st
w eek end, re tu rn in g to th e ir school on
Sunday.
Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, March 1st, 3d and 4th
royal baking pow der
12 oz. cans........................40c
CRISCO— lb 27c,
carnation milk
1£ lbs 38c,
CRYSTAL W HITE SOAP
5 bars fo r.........................23c
Royal Club Coffee
3 lbs 75c,
6 lbs $1.43,
ITALIAN PRUNES
9 lbs $2.13
KELLOGGS CORN FLAKES
3 p o u n d s .......................... 25c
lb tin 43c,
P U R E BU LK LA RD
3 p o u n d s ........................... ¿Oc
DEL MONTE CATSUP
16 oz. bottle....................23c
per c a n .............................. 9c
p e r p a c k a g e ....................... 0c
3-lb tin $1.23,
BULK SHORTENING
5-lb tin $2.05
GOOD MATCHES
3 p o u n d s .......................... 50c
6 b o x e s ............................... 25c
Gold Leaf or Sunlit Tomatoes, solid pack, No. 2 | tins,
2 for 25c
SUN-MAID RAISINS
15-02 package Seeded or seedless,................2 for 25f.
Bulk Seedless....3 lbs for 29c
Royal Garden Tea, Japan or Ceylon......................................................... 1445 package 39(,
Pimentos, Griffon, small.............................................................
FLOUR
All best local brands for $1.59
2 for 25c
Fishers Blend for $1.83
I wentieth Century Coffee, none better at any price..................................
per ¡5 35,.
Ready-Cut M acaroni..................................................................................................... 4 lbs 25(.
Logan Berries, No. 2 tins.............................................................
2 for 25<*
Mrs. A lta G entry u n d erw en t a ton-
silo r op eratio n a t a P o rtlan d ho sp ital
an d h as retu rn ed to h er hom e a fte r
tw o days a t th e hospital.
T he W elfare club of th e R ebekah
H a rt S c h a ffn e r A M arx
lodge w ill m eet w ith Miss G race Ogil-
C lo th es.
bee on Monday, M arch 3. Mrs. A.
H oover and Mrs. A. McManus w ill a s ­
sis t th e hostess in serving. All R e­
HAMLIN & IIOSS,
b ek ah s a re expected to atten d .
Phone 2381,
Nite phone "06
T he re g u la r m o nthly m eeting of th e
Q ueen E sth e r circ le h as been p o st­
poned one week u n til M onday, M arch
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11. T he m eeting place w ill be a n ­
It (1 A I»
nounced later.
T he Rev. and Mrs. A. S. HIsey and
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If you are in the market for a new
d a u g h te r H elen w en t to St. H elens
126 X 600 ft.
suit and are interested in saving $5,
y esterd ay , w here th ey atten d ed th e
farew ell service in th e M ethodist
12
here is the place to buy your clothes.
130 X 600 ft.
E piscopal ch u rch , of w hich Mr. HIsey
W ith lower rent and less expense we
w as fo rm erly p asto r. P la n s for th e
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undersell the Portland stores.
b u ilding of a new ch u rch a re now w ell
130 X 600 ft.
ON POWELL VALLEY ROAI1
u n d er way.
10
W ord has been received by Mrs. J.
130 X 600 ft.
An exclusive high class
W. H en d rick s th a t her son R obert,
resid e n tia l p ro p erty in th e
who Is a stu d e n t in th e college of
w est edge of G resham on the
130 X 600 ft.
m ines a t H oughton, M ichigan, has
paved highw ay overlooking
been pledged to th e T au B eta Pi. The
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th e Cotton farm and beautiful
society is for tech n ical and scientific
130 X 600 ft.
valley to th e south and w est
stu d e n ts and m em bership is bestow ed
now offered for sale in 1 and
on th o se w hose sch o larsh ip is u n ­
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2 ac re tra c ts, p a rtly wooded,
u su a lly high. R o b ert is a g rad u a te of
166 X 600 ft.
p a rtly cleared. P rices as low
th e G resham high school.
as $500 p er acre. R easonable
W. H. Congdon and A. M. W ilkin­
M en ’ s W e a r '
sh o es
term s.
son w en t to th e S h rin e rs’ h o sp ital in
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P o rtla n d last T h u rsd ay w ith Mr. and
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Mrs. A. W. Griffis and th e ir little son
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P h o n e 2341
la tte r ’s foot when th e p rese n t school gon, w here th ey w ent ab o u t fo u r y ears ..........................................
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y ea r is ended. H erb ert is 9 y ea rs old ago. They w ill occupy th e A1 Cleve­ 4848482348535348484848234823484853532323
Oresham,
Oregon
POWELL VALI EV ROAD
and is suffering from a crip p led foot. land house a t th e head of Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. E m m ett W elling have Mr. W elling h as been associated w ith
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re tu rn e d to G resham from B aker, Ore- his son E m m ett In th e C hevrolet g a r­
age a t B aker, w hich they sold o u t the
first of th e year. E m m ett an d his
wife, fo rm erly Miss M arie T acheron,
have gone to Salem w here th e form er
w ill be em ployed as forem an in a
g arag e. Miss Eva T acheron, who is a
stu d e n t a t W illam ette U niversity, will
m ake h er hom e w ith h er sister.
IIIH IN IIIIM IIIIIIIIIIIIllli«
G R ESH A M
GARAGE
Spring Styles
Are Here
WONDER
VIEW
ACRES
Men’s and Young
Men’s Suits
»
$2 5
to
*48
Krider & Elkington
The Savings Habit
Grows
National Canned Goods Week, March 1 to 8
The week beginning March 1 and closing March 8 is nationally advertised and ob­
served as (. A W E D GOODS W EEK. During this week merchants everywhere
will offer Special Inducements to their customers to supply their requirements of
canned goods. Every day our friends are availing themselves of our liberal offer
to give I \\ () CAN’S of any of our quality goods FREE with each dozen purchased.
As a m atter of economy you should act at once.
Puritan Ham ,................. lb 29c
Newberg H am ................ lb 29c
MONOPOLE CANNED GOODS SPECIAL
With each dozen assorted from the following list we will give 1 can of Dimple Peas
or 1 can of Golden Bantam Corn FREE
A p rico ts
R oyal A nn C h e rrie s
Yellow P e a c h es
Sliced P e a c h es
B la c k b errie s
L o g a n b e rrie s
S tra w b e rrie s
R a s p b e rrie s
P u m p k in
Dill P ickles
D im ple P e a s
S trin g le s s B eans
Gut B eaus
Baby B eets
M aine C orn
G olden B C orn
S p in ach
I io m in y
K ra u t
T o m a to e s
Sw eet P o ta to e s
. T h e TTS a y in.go H a b lt is g ro w in g rap id ly
o
- Illted S ta te s. In 1921 th e re w as 26 -
631, 831 sa v in g s a c c o u n ts d e p o sito rs in
BORING
T he follow ing an n o u n cem en ts for
th e Boring ch u rc h services a re given
by th e p asto r, th e Rev. E G. R an to u :
T he S unday school will m eet a t the
u su al h our, 10 a. m. T h ere w ere over
50 in atte n d a n c e la st Sunday. T here
is still room for a few m ore. The
p a sto r w ill p rea ch a t 8 p. m. on the
subject, "B oring in a D ilem m a.” All
a re Invited to com e to th e little brow n
ch u rch on th e knoll and sing th e old
songs and enjoy th e evening in fellow ­
ship th a t in sp ire s to b e tte r living
th ro u g h th e week. "F o rsa k e not the
assem bling of you rselv es to g eth er ast
th e m a n n er of som e is; but ex h o rtin g
one a n o th e r; an d so m uch th e m ore
as ye see th e day ap p ro ach in g ." The
p asto r req u e sts all w ho have ideas as
to how th e ch u rc h m ay b etter serve
th e com m unity to w rite them out and
hand or m all them to him.
« l” 6ri 8 aOOOW
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a m 0 " n ,l" S
1°
In 1922 th e r e w e re n e a rly th re e m illio n
m o re d e p o s ito rs a n d an in c re a s e of a b illion
a n d a h a lf in sa v in g s d ep o sits.
T h is is a sp le n d id rec o rd a n d is a m o st
h o p e fm sig n fo r a p ro sp e ro u s fu tu re fo r
m illio n s of A m erican s.
The sa v in g s h a b it is beco m in g q u ite th e
rag e . If you w ould be p o p u lar, as w ell a s
p ro sp e ro u s, s ta r t a sa v in g s a cco u n t. T h is
b a n k w ill be p leased to a c co m m o d a te you.
Nave #5 a w eek fo r te n y e a rs a n d v OU
w ill h av e #3,198.29.
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First State Bank
GRESHAM, OREGON
Justice Coffee, 3 lbs $1.00
Pea berry Coffee, lb 40c, 3 lbs $1.10
GOLD BAR CANNED GOODS SPECIAL
With each 1 ?-doz. selected from the following list we will give 1 pkg. Raisins FREE
A p rico ts
R a s p b e rrie s
Pears
Kraut
Peaches
B la c k b e rrie s
Loganberries
S tra w b e rrie s
Quality
and Service
Sw eet P o ta to e s
S p in ach
A sp a rag u s
Baby B eets
A. W. METZGER <& CO.
Gresham, Oregon
M M K
T o m a to e s
R ip e O lives
M a ra c h in o C h e rrie s
C atsu p
T o m a to Sauce
Seeded R a isin s
S eedless R a is in s
Phone 1451
Feed / j S i
A
SPE C IA L COMMUNICATION
of G resham Lodge No. 152.
A. F. & A. M., follow ing eve­
A STRONG BANK
n in g s;
T h u rsd ay . M arch 6, w ork I n .F . C. - g 1"“"1'""...................................................................................................
degree.
T uesday, M arch 11, re g u la r m eeting.
W ednesday, M arch 12. w ork in M. M
degree.
Everything in
Monday, M arch 17. w ork In M. M.
degree.
W ednesday, M arch 19, w ork In M. M.
I degree.
T h u rsd ay . M arch 20, w ork in M. M.
degree.
' M onday, M arch 24. w ork In F. C.
degree.
W ednesday, M arch 26. w ork in M. M.
degree.
T h u rsd ay . M arch 27. w ork l a M. M.
The Paint Man
degree.
Monday. M arch 31, w ork in M. M.
P h o n e 1971
degree.
Gavel 7 :St) p m sh a rp . P u n ctu ality
ap p reciated .
r iA M T T B R g g MOW.
V lsitiug b ro th e rs welcome.
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A. MEYERS. W. M.
W a ln u t. F i l b e r t s :
W. L. OORSAGE. Sec y.
a n k b e rry p la n t.
PAINTS <& WALLPAPER /
WALL PAPER, 10c per single roll and up
Todd~~
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