Gresham outlook., March 14, 1924, Page 5, Image 5

PACE FOUR
GKESHAM
BETHEL
BAPTIST
“ T he Glad H and
t'lm rch."
Bible School 10 a. m., Sermon at 11 a. m
and 7 :30 p m. Lord'» Supper the flret
Sunday or the month. Bible Study and
P raise Service W ednesday, 7 :30 p m
Choir R ehearsal, Thursday. 7 :30 p. m.
“Un I versa! Brotherhood is (he Goul”
“Come thou w ith ua and we w ill do
thee good.'
PROF. G. R. SCHLAUCH. P asto r.
Uiideiioniliiational Services.
U ndenom inational serv ices in th e
low er h all of th e Odd F ellow s b u ild ­
ing w ill be held on Sunday a t 2 in the
aftern o o n , w hen th e Rev. S. F. P itts
w ill p reach. On T uesday evening th e
re g u la r p ray e r m eeting w ill be held
and on F rid a y evening th e young p eo ­
p le’s Bible study. All a re co rd ially
Invited.
’Say it w ith a W an t A d.1
OUTLOOK.
FRIDAY, MARCH
GRESHAM LOCALS
Em m et Wold of th e U. S. S. O kla­
hom a a t B rem erton, W ashington,
sp en t sev eral days v isitin g w ith his
sister, Miss M ary Wold, and o th e r r e l­
atives here. He h as re tu rn e d to his
ship.
Twentieth Century Grocery
W ord has been received of th e birth
of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Honey
of P o rtla n d la st Sunday, M arch 9.
Mrs. M. D. K ern had the m isfo rtu n e
to b reak her hip one day th is week.
T he accid en t o ccu rred w hen she fell
in a faint. She w as discovered by Mr.
K ern lying on th e floor in an u n co n ­
scious condition. Mrs. W. R. K ern of
Mt. A ngel is ca rin g for h e r tem p o r­
arily.
I honipson’s Seedless Raisins in bulk, 3 pounds.............. 29c
10 pounds............... 93c
A m eeting of special in te re st to
E astern S ta r m em bers w ill be held at
th e M asonic hall on T uesday evening,
FULL CREAM CHEESE
CREAMETTES, fresh stock,
SEN SEN GUM,
M arch 18, w hen B ethel No. 3, Jo b ’s
2 p o u n d s..........................55c
3 p a ck a g e s................... 25c
10,000 sticks FR EE
D au g h ters of S unnyside w ill exem pli- I
A & L PEACHES, good syrup MISSION APRICOTS, satis­
fy th e w ork. All ch a p te r m em bers are
CREME OIL SOAP
large c a n s ................... ...20c
invited.
factory syrup, lrg. cans lie
I bars ........................
Miss F lo ren ce H oney w rites from
SINGAPORE PINEAPPLE
CRYSTAL W HITE SOAP
CAMPBELL’S PORK and
Ningpo, China, th a t she has tak en up
No. 2 cans in light syrup
6 bars ......................... 25c
BEANS, No. 2 cans
10c
h er re g u la r w ork of m usic in stru c tio n
2 for ..............................35c
100 b a r s ................. $4.10
in th e g ir ls ’ school a t th a t place. She
h as had a m ost in te re stin g trip . She
w as m et in S h anghai by Miss E dna
S hoem aker an d an o th er friend and
also received w hile th e re a w ritten
g reetin g from th e g irls of th e school
to w hich she w as going.
T he S. & S. circle of th e M ethodist
L ad ies’ Aid w ill m eet on W ednesday
OLYMPIC PANCAKE
PEANUT BUTTER, fresh
a t th e hom e of Mrs. H. J. P u lfe r for
ROLLED OATS, nice and
In-lh. sack .................... «{R-
stock, pound .................20c
w ork. A full atten d a n ce of m em bers
creamy, 9-lh sack........... 48c
is desired and all w omen of th e sec­
LARD, pure, in bulk
BULK
SHORTENING
IVORY SOAP, guest size
tion a re co rd ially invited.
3 p o u n d s.........................50c
3 p o u n d s......................... 50c
5c bar, 12 bars........
»>»>(•
A com m ittee co n sistin g of th e Rev.
and Mrs. S. F. P itts, Mr. and Mrs. H.
LOMATOES, Solid Pack, Sunlit or Gold Leaf, 2 cans 25c, 12 cans.................... $ 1.45
C. L arse n and Mrs. "B u d ” W illiam s
w ent to S ilv erto n on W ednesday to
in sp ect a com m unity h all a t th a t
place. W hile th e re they w itnessed the
fa ta l a irp la n e dive in w hich tw o
ORANGES, Sweet Juicy,
size, per dozen .........................................................../ 5 C
young m en of S ilv erto n lo st th e ir
GRAPE FR U IT, heavy
lives.
size, each.
10c
F ra n k Jo n e s is o v erh au lin g th e co t­
DR1 ONIONS, extra nice stock, 5 pounds................................................
iqc
ta g e of Milo C. K ing rec en tly moved
back from Main s tre e t on account of
th e pipe line rig h t of w ay. T h e b u ild ­
ing is being en larg ed by th e addition
of tw o room s and fro n t porch. Mr
King w as paid over 12000 for th e por
tion of his th re e ac re s sold th e city
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of P o rtlan d for th e new pipe line.
T he S. E. C ircle of th e M ethodist
L ad ies’ Aid w ill m eet on W ednesday
M arch 19, w ith Mrs. A. S. Hisey. T he
1923 Ford touring......... $285
D orcas C ircle w ill m eet on th e sam e
aftern o o n a t th e home of Mrs. D. E
1917 Ford touring
$135
Tow le. Both g roups of w omen w ill
Model 80 Overland tour­
spend th e aftern o o n w orking. A food
ing .................................... $40
sale w ill be held on th e first S atu rd ay
in A pril by th e S. E. C ircle a t th e A
1915 Ford chassis......... $75
W. M etzger sto re.
—is celebrated all over the world by the
P. F. B lack and fam ily, who moved
sons of Erin. St. Patrick did a fine thing
to P o rtlan d a few m onths ago, have
when he drove the snakes out of Ireland.
Gresham, Oregon
re tu rn e d to G resham and w ill occupy
Mrs. W. W. C otton’s house on Hood
T hat was long ago. W hat we need is
avenue and F ifth street.
some modern St. Patrick to drive WASTE
T he re g u la r m eeting of th e P aren t-
out of America and establish the habit of
THRIFT.
T each er asso ciatio n w ill be held on
n ex t Monday evening, M arch 17, a t th e
Our people are wasteful of both time and
By C. E. Spence,
schoolhouse. An effort is being m ade
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money—this is the basis of most of our
S tate M arket Agent.
to secu re a m otion p ic tu re m achine
troubles.
w ith edu catio n al films for th a t occa­
sion. Two or th re e good m usical num
)u u
fellow s don’t m ake any
This bank is doing all it possibly can to
b ers w ill be given. All who a re in ­ money. You don’t buy an y th in g from
stim ulate its patrons to save more—waste
te re ste d in th e g rad e school pupils and me except o v eralls for y ourselves and
less—and thus win the great perm anent re­
M other h u b b ard s for your wives. You
th e ir w ork a re urged to atten d .
wards of life.
do n 't buy any fu rn itu re except th e
cheapest. You d o n 't buy k itch en uteu-
Come in and let us help you plan to
siis except tin w are. T he only w ay I
PLEASANT HOME
“Get Ahead.”
can m ake an y m oney is by buying up
T he follow ing an n o u n cem en ts are m o rtg ag es on your farm s and fo re­
m ade for th e P lea san t Home M. E. closing on you, b ut I don’t w ant to
Lor want of a savings account many a
m ake m oney th a t way. I w ant to
ch u rch . T he Sunday school m eets at m ake m oney as a sq u a re m e rc h an t
man has lost an opportunity to get into
9:50 not 9:30 as announced tw o weeks and I c a n 't do it u n less you fellow s
business for himself.
ago. (th is w as a m isp rin t). The a re m aking it.”
T his w as th e opening ta lk a t a big
ch u rch serv ice begins pro m p tly at 11
a. nt. w ith th e first stan za of "Holy, co o perative m eeting in C alifornia by
one of th e big m erc h an ts in F resno,
Holy, H oly", con g reg atio n standing. and th en he told th e g ro w ers if they
T h ere will be a five m inute m essage w ould o rg an ize rig h t an d dig in to
GRESHAM. OREGON
from one of th e "B ro a d ca ste rs” on help them selves, he would put every
some p hase of th e W orld Service p ro ­ d o lla r he had in th e w orld behind
them .
gram . T his w ill be followed by a s e r­
A STRONG BANK
T he in te re sts of th e farm er, m e r­
mon from th e p asto r on th e subject, ch a n t, h an k er, la w y e r,- te ac h er and
'P a rtn e rs h ip W ith o r E nm ity A gainst
o rk er are closely allied. W hen the
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God." T he ch o ir will sing. "W e W alk p ro d u cers a re p ro sp ero u s th e oth er - l l l l l l t l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l H I I I I I I I I i n i H I I H I I I I I I I I I H I I l l t l l l i n i i i
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to
be.
Oregon
by F a ith .”
needs b u sin ess men like th is F resn o
T he M other-T eacher T ra in in g class d ep artm en t sto re p ro p rie to r to w alk
will m eet T uesday a t 2 p. m. under in to th e co o perative m ovem ent and
help p ut it across.
th e lead ersh ip of Mrs. A lta G entry.
If all th e c a ttle in O regon w ere
th e choir m eets for re h e a rsa l W ed­
nesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. All m ark eted th ro u g h one big cooperative
sellin g asso ciatio n ,
th e
stockm en
re h e a rsa ls from now u n til E aster will w ould be placed on an even b asis w ith
“ Let your next car be a Huick“
be of im p o rtan ce to every m em ber of th e p ack ers in th e fixing of prices.
We “ i i V n S f f
>° do any Electrical Work, General
T his plan has been w orked out w ith
the choir.
R epair Work, Re-boring and Acetylene welding.
On T h u rsd ay evening, March 20, w onderful success in som e of th e m id­
dle w est sta te s, and th e official rep o rts
th e re is to he tra in in g class for W orld a re on file in th e sta te m ark et ag en t's
All Work Guaranteed
S ervice w o rk ers of the w hole p arish office. T hese stock g ro w ers o p erate
at th e G resham church. T his is the th e ir own sto ck y ard s. T hey control
GRESIIAM
m eeting at w hich we are to get a clear th e sto ck all th e way through.
T he m arg in betw een the flour price
Phone 1228
u n d ersta n d in g of w hat we a re to do and th e bread price, for a b a rre l of
In t l i e W orld S ervice canvass.
flour, has sp read from »10.40 to »18.30,
T he E pw orth I.eague m eets Sunday w hile the price of w heat to th e grow er
evening a t 7:30 w ith Mrs. G entry as is below the cost of production. The
d ep a rtm en t of a g ric u ltu re sta te s th at
leader.
a pound of b read th a t cost th e con­
su m er 5.3 cen ts in 1913, in Minne­
B ering H. 1. Church tnaonnrenieats. apolis. now costs 9 cents, w hile flour
T he Sunday school seem s to be th e w hich was »4.43 a b a rre l in 1913 is
, now »6.89 from th e m akers.
stro n g o rg an izatio n of th e Boring
ch u rc h and well may be for it« work
It pays to use th e W ant Ads.
is p erh ap s th e m ost im p o rtan t, says
the Rev. E. O. Ruoton, pasto r. The
SPECIA L COMMUNICATION
average atten d a n ce (or th e la st th ree
of G resham Lodge No. 158.
A. J . W BROWN, Prop.
or four w eeks has been about sixty.
A. F. & A. M.. follow ing eve­
T here is still room for a few more. nings:
Phone 1891
Monday. M arch 17, w ork in
M.
The sessio n s open at 10 a. m. each
degree.
Sunday. T he evening p reaching s e r­
W ednesday, M arch 19. w ork in M. M
vice opens at 8 o’clock. T h ere was degree.
Yea, literature.
Mr. Mellon, S e c re ta ry of th e T re a s­
T h u rsd ay , M arch 20. w ork in M. M.
room for m any m ore th a n attended
D oris— “H ave you bought anv new ury. says the n atio n al debt has been
degree.
last Sunday, hut th e serv ice w as felt
su p p ressed books rec en tly ?”
reduced »933.000.o00 in th e la st year.
M onday, M arch 24. w ork in F. C. miK m o n V v ^
1
quit Wa», b'K Hnd fl!"r ’housand eig h t * h in d red 'm H -
to be a p rofitable one for those in a t ­ degree.
m en ® of t h .
The ad ' v rtis e -j li.o n» <" four and a h a lt years. Your
tendance. T he su b ject of th e serm on
W ednesday. M arch 26. w ork in M M.
te re stin e
are much "»ore In-
co u n try now owes »21,781,-
for next Sunday evening will be. "The degree.
te re stin g —and cost nothing."
966.852. It tak es a big and p ro sp er-
T h u rsd ay . M arch 27, w ork in M. M.
W orld P ro g ram of the C h urch."
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| ous co u n try to ow e as m uch as th a t.
degree.
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And wh1,J e we o ught to pay off rapidly,
Monday. M arch 31, w ork in M. M
'
J ’ Wfflcrr-
we could owe five tim es th a t am ount,
Ain’t It the Truth.
degree.
Gib— "T he hum an anatom y is c e r ­
•!«? m an having tro u b le w ith and m o re’ to o > and not be b an k ru p t.
G avel 7:30 p. m sh arp . P u n ctu ality
w i f e ) - Here, here. Cut It out or III j
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ta in ly c w onderful bit of m echanism ." ap p reciated .
have to a rre s t you.
G a b - " Y e s . you pat one kind of a
V isiting b ro th e rs welcome
NOTH E TO PUBLIC.
Man— -You ju st th in k you II a rre st
m an on th e buck an d you m ake his
A. .MEYERS. W. M
All poultry owners w ithin the city lim its
me. I know b etter. It will be
head sw ell.”
W. L. GORSAGB, Sec y.
rescu e.”
m ust have their chickens penned up.
Careful Food Buyers Everywhere Endorse the Cash and
Carry Methods of the 20th Century Grocery Stores
Satisfactory Quality and Small Purchase Price Items for
FRIDAY, SATURDAY and MONDAY are
WHOLE CORN, per to n .................. $38.00
CORN, cracked or ground, per to n . . 40.00
BEET PULP, per to n ......................... 47.00
SHEEP GUANO, per to n ................ 20.00
OREGON LANDPLASTER, per ton 15.00
ROCHE HARBOR LIME, per bb l. . 3.50
CEMENT, per bbl...........................
4.00
Fairview Grain & Warehouse Co.
Fairview, Oregon
Phone Gresham 2211
If
on
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ILOl R— White Mountain, Vim, Olympic or Crown Patent
at $1.59 per sack. Fishers Patent at $1.83 per sack
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Ecoraczitiy Car
20th Century Coffee— The most complete item of all, 2 pounds for 75c
T he new O verland Cham pion is an
e n tire ly new k in d of closed car.
Removable rear seat and upholstery—
big carrying space useful to merchants,
salesmen, farmers. Both seats adjust
backward and forward- comfort for
tall and short people. A business car,
family car and camping car — in one!
Seats make into a full-size bed in the
car—your own hotel on wheels. Big
power. Big reliability. Touring $495,
Sedan $795, I. o. b. Toledo.
USED CARS
St. P atricks Day
Main Street Garage
To Help Farmers
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Gresham Overland Co.
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A. H E S S E L
Gresham,
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Grocery Bulletin
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CHO ICE PICN ICS, family size.....
NEW BERG HAM, whole or half....
COLUM BIA LARI), 100'. pure leaf
JEW 1 L SH O RTEN IN G , s p - i.J m e d
large........................................ ..................
BRO O K FIELD EOAE CHEESE, weighs
5 pounds, whole or half........................... lb
1.45
6 EAR ROWES PURE EASTERN BUCK-
W 111 \ I ,
im ,1. 35i
7 W IGW AM S \ R i P, small can 20. , med 40<l
large.................................................................
.80
8 1 T A I INA PEAS, good ungraded variety.......
.....................................
2 cans
I’.AS I I* R TOM \ I’OES, with puree.... 2 cans
COLUM BIA RIVER SALMON, No. 1
large flat.................................................... can
12 ROYAL BAKING POW DE R, 12-oz can 40.-
.............................................................3-lb can 1.25
13 M ONOPOLE W HOLE SWEE P POTA­
TOES, very line
can
14 B U L K
K R A U T ............
15 SEED LESS RAISINS, bulk.
16 BULK COCOA, special ....................
5 lbs
17 BULK DA I I s . p ial
lb
18 S U G A R C R I S P C O R N 1 L A K E S . 3 pkgs
19 PL A IN M IX E D CANDY, special............. lb
20 PR IN C E A L B E R T I ( IBACCO
16-oz tin
T U X E D O TOBACCO................................
A. W . METZGER & CO.
Quality
and Service
Phone I ffii
Feed 12S1
First State Bank
Power to Start
M A IN
Power to Stop
STREET
GARAGE
Absolutely
PURE LARD
75c and $1.50
A
GRESHAM
M EAT
M ARK ET
O. A. Cox. M arshal.