Gresham outlook., March 28, 1924, Page 4, Image 4

Presbyterian
Church
Mrs. J. S. M ark w art has been seri
ously ill for sev eral days w ith
ptom aine poisoning, supposed to have
F airview , Oregon
resu lted from eatin g hom e canned
corn last Sunday. T h ere w ere guests
R E V . E . R. D. HOLLEXSTED,
at th e M ark w art hom e and eight p e r­
M la ls tr r
sons
p artook of th e m eal. All were
“
U
niversal
B
rotherhood
Is
th
e
Goul"
SERVICES
"Come them w ith u t and we w tll do som ew hat affected but none so s e ri­
SU N D A Y SC H O O L .......................... jo a m
ously as Mrs. M arkw art. She is now
M O RN IN G W O R S H IP
. . . . . 1 1 A. M
thee good.’
im proving.
H elpful — R estful — In sp irin g i
PROF. G. R. SCHLAUCH. P astor.
T he W om an’s M issionary society of
the F re e M ethodist ch u rch will m eet
Royal Baking Powder................................................................. large can>
3*
n ex t T uesday aftern o o n . A pril 1. at
2:30, w ith Mrs. A nna Long at th e p a r­
sonage. Each m em ber is expected to
C R Y STA L W HITE: SO AP
SNO L IT E SO AP
C R E M E O IL SO A P
rep o rt on th e m ission field of the
« b a rs 25c. loo b a rs #1.15
g re a te st in terest.
• b a rs 25c. 100 b a rs #3.35
4 b a rs ........
25c
P au l Stone has been on th e sick list
for a few days.
E xtra L arge Prune«, n ice an d j u ic y .......... 3 pounds 2 3 c, 6 pound« 4 5 c
T he sm elt a re ru n n in g in th e S an ­
dy and alre ad y m any from th is vicin­
Alabastine is an up-to-date and artistic decorative
ity have gone to T ro u td ale arm ed
w ith dip n ets and hav? ta k en out
water color tor walls and ceilings of every description,
CO RN ED B E E F
COLUM BIA R IV E R SAL-
q u an titie s of fish. T he fish entered
C O D FISH , la te s t pack
in all kinds of buildings. Especially recommended for
X'o. 1 siz e ........
th e Sandy ea rly th is m orning. The
nion, h a lv e s, e a c h .....12}£c
20c
1 p o u n d ............................ 23c
ru n u su ally co n tin u es for ab o u t a
use over soiled painted walls, wall board, etc.
I! c a n s ................................. 70c
week.
A p ecu liar accid en t o ccu rred a t the
Alabastine makes your home beautiful. Its rich
W alnuts, No. I grade, soft shell, grown in the northwest,....,.............lb 27% f1, 3 lbs 80c
A. W. M etzger sto re y esterd ay , when
velvetey tints set off your pictures and furnishings, rugs
a ca r tu rn in g into Pow ell s tre e t out
of South R oberts avenue th rew a
and draperies. Alabastine is absolutely sanitary and
LA RD, p u re bulk
CA TSU P, P re fe rre d Stock
w heel, w hich rolled into th e plate
CORN FL A K E S , K ellogs
2 lbs .... 35c. 3 lbs .....50c
tire-proof, making it indispensible in homes, churches
la rg e b o ttle .....................25c
g lass fro n t door of th e sto re and
fre s h ly to a ste d , p k g ...... »«•
schools, etc.
sh a tte re d It. H. N elson of L ents,
d riv er of th e car, paid th e dam ages.
Federal, Carnation or Bordens Milk, tall cans.
Sold in .»-lh. p a c k a g e s a t
Mrs. C arrie H an sen is suffering
9c
from poisoning from th e stin g of a
wasp.
SO M E F IN E S P E C IA L S IN C A N N E D G O O D S
Much in te re st is being tak en in the
sale of food and hom e-m ade candy to
4000 cans of Apricots in good syrup, large cans......................3 cans 50^, 12 cans $1.95
be held tom orrow aftern o o n at the
Phone 1421
Gresham
Cecil M etzger g ro cery for th e benefit
of the C h ild ren 's F arm home a t C or­
TOM ATOES, solid pack,
vallis. T his is th e first of a se rie s of
Del M onte o r P re fe rre d
P IN F A P P i p
th ree sales to be p ut on by th e m em ­
Stock, 2 c a n s
35c ^ E A P P L E , la rg e cans,
VAN CAM PS BEANS, m ed.
b ersh ip of th e local union.
6 c a n s ......... b r° k e n Sl,CeS’ e a c h ............................................... 3Sc
size, e a c h ^ ........................ i y c
K enneth C alkins h as gone to S hel­
ton. W ashington, to w ork. Mrs. C. H.
C alkins has ju st re tu rn e d from th a t
CORN, L ily of th e V alley,
place, w here she w ent to v isit h e r son
PEA S, L ily of th e V alley,
H a rry and wife.
CORN, P re fe rre d Stock,
C o u n try G en tlem en ,
Mr. an d Mrs. R alph M ercer have
te n d e r, E a rly J u n e ,
2
c
a
n
s
.................................35c
G olden B a n ta m , 2 c a n s 45c
We have a large and complete line now in stock
moved into th e new house recen tly
2 c a n s ................................. 45c
bu ilt for them on D ivision s tre e t near
Main by T. E. M ercer.
Mrs. Vern R adford and baby d au g h ­
ter, Betty Vaye, a re v isitin g w ith Mrs.
L. R adford and o th e r rela tiv e s and
A lso H at F ram es an d S tra w B raids
G R A P E F R U IT , e x tra
friends. Mrs. R adford is from New­
ORANGES, fa n c y sw eets
port.
la rg e a n d juicy, each....10c
dozen ................................. i 5 c
T he A m erican Legion A uxiliary held
an in te r e s tin g . m eeting at M etzger's
hall la st T uesday evening.
Really no use to look for bettter places to trade, and so convenienttly located.
Mr. and Mrs. P a t Collins have sold
th e ir place to»a Mr. and Mrs. Sm ith
Phone 1236____________________
Gresham
of L ents, who w ill ta** possession
soon.
Claude W elch and H en ry W etherell EV A N G ELIC A L C H U R CH
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Our line of Easter Cards and Booklets is now complete
MA K ES A X X OUXCEM EX TS
of M organ T ru ck S ervice took a load
of fu rn itu re from th e Congdon hotel
to V ernonia to be used in a hotel at
C onsiderable
in te re st is
being
th a t place.
show n in th e cam paign for new m em ­
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. W hite have b ers w hich is being conducted d u rin g
moved from th e ir place on F o u rth
stre e t to th e ir p ro p erty in E astm an th e len ten season. F ifteen a p p lic a ­
addition, w here th ey w ill finish the tions for m em bership have been r e ­
house alre ad y sta rte d there.
A COMPLETE LINE- OE
ceived and o th e rs a re expected. The
S uit h as been filed by C. P. T allm an new m em bers w ill be received d u rin g
W all P ap er, P a in ts, V arn ish es, S ta in s,
ag a in st A. E. Brow n on a ch a rg e of
assa u lt and b attery . T he case w as to the E a ste r season. R eligious school
K a lso m in es, E n a m els, E tc.
have had a h earin g y esterd ay before w ill be held tom orrow from 9 to 12
Ju stic e of th e P eace Brow n b ut on a c ­ o clock. A class of eig h t confirm ands
count of no re p re se n ta tiv e of th e d is­ is finishing th e w ork p re p a ra to ry to
THE PAINT MAN
tric t atto rn e y 's office being p resen t ex am in atio n and confirm ation w hich
it was set for a la te r date. It w ill be
Let me help you with your Painting Problems
will ta k e place on th e first and second
held S atu rd ay , A pril 5, at 2 o'clock.
Sundays in A pril, respectively.
The
hom
e
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
P.
E xp ert P a p er H a n g in g
M illikin w as th e scene of an a ttr a c t­
N ext S unday services a re as fol­
ive b irth d a y d in n er given for th e ir low s: S unday school a t 10 o'clock.
Gresham, Oregon
Phone 1971
niece. Miss Floella Jaco b s, w hich w as T he elem en tary d ep a rtm en t is busy
a com plete su rp rise to h er. Sixteen
\\ ith the coming of Spring conies a desire to have
persons enjoyed th e d in n e r to g eth er. i eh e arsin g for th e E a ste r program .
your car overhauled.
A fter d in n er a sacred co n cert was Divine w orship in th e E nglish la n ­
given by th e Pow ell V alley strin g guage a t 11 and in th e G erm an la n ­
\\ e do guaranteed work at lowest possible prices
hand. All rep o rted a m ost enjoyable guage a t 11:45 on th e topic "H um an
evening.
F re s h o r C ured, L ard, E tc., p re p a re d a n d sold u n d e r a b ­
Need in th e P resen ce of th e D ivine
A c c e sso r ie s
T ires
so lu te ly s a n ita ry c o n d itio n s a n d a t low est
H elp er.” Special m usic w ill be re n ­
D
odge
S
ervice,
A
le
in
ite
G
re
a
se
S ervice
PLEASANT VALLEY
p o ssib le prices, y o u ’ll go to
dered by th e choir, in clu d in g the
T he Bible story of th e building of a an th em , “Je su s, Lover of My Soul."
nation w ill be review ed by th e pupils T he Young P eople's m eeting w ill be
Phone 2391
Nite Phone 706
and te ac h ers of th e com m unity S u n ­ held a t 8 o ’clock, th e topic being "T he
GKO. PIK T L , Prop.
Pilline 1711
ll r o h u m
P
erso
n
al
T
ouch
in
W
inning
O
thers
to
day school next S unday a t 10 o’clock.
T he p asto r, th e Rev. J. S tan fo rd C h rist." W alter R am ser is the leader.
Moore, will preach at 7:45 from the
“ T he Tim e of Ills Life.“
A b so lu tely
topic "T he P resen t and th e P ow er of
T his is to be given a t th e Rockwood
God,” and will d iscu ss th e h e a rt of g ran g e h all u n d er th e au sp ices of the
th e R ussian situ atio n . L ast S unday a g ran g e on S atu rd ay evening, March
15-piece o rch e stra from th e M onta- 29. E x cellen t cast. Dr. C. L. H aynes,
villa M ethodist ch u rc h gave a m ost d irecto r. A dm ission 35 and 15c.—Adv
(Smith Memorial)
20th Century Food Prices
“ The G lad H and
C h u rch .”
B ible S ch o o l 10
m . S e rm o n a t 11 a . m
a n d 7 ■ —
30 r p. - m.
.... L o rd 's S u p p e r th e first
tl e m o n th . B ib le S tu d y a n d
S u n d a y o r f th
J,[a !‘* - 8 i r v ,‘ ® W e d n e s d a y , 7 :30 p. m.
t h o ir R e h e a r s a l. T h u r s d a y . 7 :30 p. m.
GOOD FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY
Tint Your W alls With
A L A B A S T IN E
L. L. KIDDER HDW. CO.
HAT FLOWERS
Priced at 15c and 25c each
Cheese, full cream
......................................2 pound. 55c
t'
Hepp’s Racket Store
PAINT UP/
CLEAN UP/
TODD---- _
FOR THE BEST MEATS
G R ESH A M G ARAG E
THE SANITARY MARKET
PURE LARD
75c and $1.50
GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
A. J. W. BROWN, Prop.
Phone 1891
Grocery Bulletin
1. N E W B E R G HAM, noted fo r fine e a tin g q u a lity
pound
* #» .2!»
2. N E W B ER G SU GA R C U R E D BACK BACON.
lig h t a n d m edium w e ig h ts, pound
.27
3. SAL I PO RK , heavy, best fo r se a so n in g , pound .. .15
4. R E X LA RD, p u re lard , sp ecial m ed. p ail
.75
la rg e 1.15
5. B R O O K FIE L D LO A F C H E E S E , c u ts rig h t fo r
lu nches, w h o le o r half, p o u n d .........
ti. ALASKA H E R R IN G , larg e a n d fat
3 for
i. GO LD EN B L O A T ER S, e x tra la rg e a n d b rig h t
3 fo r .2»
8. G E N U IN E S W E D IS H H E A L T H BREAD.
30c a n d .35
9. 81 N K IST ORANGES, juicy a n d sw eet. 252 size
2 dozen .35
10. NEW TOW N COOKING A P P L E S , faced a n d filled
sp e cia l, box .69
11. BI LK DATES, e x cellen t q u a lity , pound
.10
12. I ll LK RA ISIN S, S u iia u n seed less pound
to
13. P O P S CORN ST A R C H , one of th e o ld est a n d
w si brand«, pound
11 .(i s 111 i. t < ip i-1 . p o u n d Me«
i0
S pauad«
IB. P R IN C E A L B E R T TOBACCO, 16 ou n ce tin s
I oo
1.05
A. W. METZGER & CO.
Vitality
and St ’tee
Phone 1451
Peed 1281
excellent sacred p ro g ram in the eve­
Make your telephone e a rn you m ore
ning and I. C. C unningham of P o rt- by co nnecting it w ith a w ant ad.
I md gave an address. T he K im ball
SPEC IA L COMMUNICATION
Glee club w ill sing on th e ch arg e on
of G resham Lodge No. 152
A pril 8.
A. F. & A. M., follow ing eve
P. F. U hlig of P o rtla n d w as out
n in g s:
d u rin g th e fo re p art of th e w eek look­
Monday, M arch 31, w ork in M. M
ing afte r his farm .
degree.
Gavel 7:30 p. m. sh arp . P u n ctu a lity
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. N olta e n te r­
tained frien d s from th e city last S u n ­ ap p reciated .
V isiting b ro th ers welcome.
day.
A. MEYERS. W. M.
T. R. B erry is c o n stru c tin g a m o d ­ W. L. GORSAGE. Sec y.
ern chicken house on his place. T he
N O T IC E O F F IN A L P R O O F .
dim ensions of th e building a re IS bv
D e p a r tm e n t o f th e I n te r io r . U. 8. L a n d
Office a t P o r tla n d . O reg o n . M a rc h 6 1924
85.
N o tic e is h e re b y g iv e n t h a t C h a rlie B
Mrs. Minnie N ichols is assem bling E r w in of B u ll R u n . O re g o n , w ho. on A u
m e s te a d E n tr y
m a terial on th e ground p rep a ra to ry N o 06940, fo r X 1, m N a d E e W , H S o W
l , N E L Sec-
* '° n « • L ” w n ’ t lp 1S' B a n g e 5E . W iilla m -
to building a home on her pro p erty .
e tte M e rid ia n , h a s filed n o tic e of In te n tio n
Tlie sp ellin g co n test betw een th f to m a k e fin al P ro o f, to e s ta b lis h c la im to
t h e la n d a b o v e d e sc rib e d , b e fo re th e R e g ­
pupils of th e advance g rad es and the is te r a n d R e c e iv e r V 8. l.a n d Office, a t
grow n ups held a t the schoolhouse l^ o rtla n d , O reg o n , o n th e 22d d a y o f A p ril,
C la im a n t n a m e s a s w itn e s s e s -
c a
T uesday evening, resu lted in a victory
p p le w h ite . J o h n S tith , W. o. W o o d D a n
for th e pupils. Victor R ilkula w as a c ­ A
W oods, a ll o f H ull O reg o n .
N o tic e w ill tie p u b lish e d f o r five c o n ­
credited cham pion sp eller. Mrs. H P.
s e c u tiv e w eek a In th e “G r e s h a m O u tlo o k "
M cCulloch, re p rese n tin g th e grow n
W A L T E R L. T O O Z E , S r .
R e g is te r.
ups, won second place. T he P.-T. A.
sponsored th e affair.
P lea san t Valley g ran g e held an In­
P le a s a n t’s G arage
te re stin g session la st S atu rd ay eve­
an
d B lack sm ith Shop
ning w ith a very good atten d an ce.
A t ROCKWOOD
I wo reso lu tio n s, one a g a in st any
change being m ade In th e present
G eneral \tii,> R epairing, G eneral
alien o w n ersh ip of land law. tending
B liick'iuilhlm r mid H orseshoeing
to modify it. th e o th e r ag a in st low er­
8AM BLISS. B lack sm ith
ing the liars to foreign im m igration
O. M P L E A S A N T . P ro p .
w ere passed.
A
P h o n e G re sh a m
U ndenom inational ServIces
A nnounced.
1 reach in g services a re held every
Sunday aftern o o n at 2 o 'clock in the
low r hall of th e Odd F ello w s b u i’d-
I lug. The hall w as w ell filled i.ls,
Sunday aftern o o n and m uch in terest
Is b. itig show n. Bible stu d y classes
a re held on F rid ay evolving* and
p ray e r m eetin g s on T uesday evenings
F arm ers A ttention!
F ed eral F arm L oans. Long tim e
5*^ per cent in te rest. A m ortization
paym ents. A ddress L ean d er B artie-
may, R. 4. Boring. Oregon
111 II.DIXG
A u to
A y o u n g m an 20 y e a rs old had #100 hut
he foolishly w asted it. W hen lie is 05 y ears
to # • n 6 SU,n a t
wwu,d h a v e * 'n " u n ‘<<‘
First State Bank
GRESHAM. OREGON
AREME CLUB ENTERTAINMENT
H ig h
All W ork g u ara n tee d first-class
W. K.
T h e m an w ho in v e n te d “All F o o ls D ay ”
p ro b ab ly h a d re fe re n c e to th e w ay m o st
A m e ric a n s sav e m oney. A nd he did n o t
n iiss it v e ry f a r fo r few of us sav e a s w e
should.
J o n e s g e ts $75 a m o n th a n d “ n e e d s everv
c e n t of it to live. B row n g e ts $100 a
ni? nt? : S n iith &e ts >150 w h ile J o h n s to n
g e ts $ .0 0 a n d A n d erso n g e ts $250 a m o n th .
All five of th em claim th e y “ sp en d it all
on a b a re liv in g .” S o m e th in g is w ro n g
a b o u t th is. A ll a re n o t rig h t.
A re you rig h t? You a re if you live w ith ­
in j o u r incom e a n d sa v e som e ev e ry m o n th .
Be c a re fu l— d o n ’t let th is d a y be y o u r
a n n iv e rs a ry .
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A ll Fools9 Day
H am ilton
G resham , Oregon
T o p s R e co v ere d a n d R e p a ire d
All k in d « o f T o M a te ria l a n d
C u r ta in W in d o w «
S. E. PAL.MQl 1ST
FRIDA y
S chool
G y m n asiu m
T v ENING?
‘
MARCH 28 8:15
S h o rt illu s tra te d ta lk on C h in a b ^ X Iis s S a ra W re n n ,
w h is tS S g ’s o l o S r u n ^ n i a i l n d \ V a l solos a n d r e a ^ £
General Admission. 40r including tax.
AUTO TOP SHOP
Mala s i .
O reth aai
I'knae l t d
I The Bank of G resham pays 5 per
cent in te re st on tim e deposits._Adv.
C edar posta for sale. Any quantity.
A. W. M etzger Co. P hone 1451.
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