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THE REV. B.
DEWEY AT
FR EE .METHODIST CHURCH
Special services w ill be held a t th e
F re e M ethodist ch u rch n ext Sunday.
T he S unday school w ill be a t th e
u su a l hour. T he S unday school is
grow ing in In terest and attendance.
E v an g elist B. C. Dewey will be her.
and preach a t 11 o ’clock and again In
the evening a t w hich tim e announce-
m ent w ill be m ade as to w hether th e
m eetings w ill co ntinue th ro u g h th e |
Borlnir M. E. Chare!.
T he S unday school w ill m eet at the
usual hour, 10 a. m. T he evening
s e r­
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Vlce
vice w
wil1
ill be conducted
co,Hlucted by som e of the
ntfimkaaa
U K im
_a. ball
■ > School
. . . Glee
.
m em bers o t a D>®
Cl“ b’ w hich o rg an izatio n is giving a
se rl*‘8 of co n certs aro u n d th e circu it.
T hey Wl11 e n te rta ,n a t th e B lM ssn t
^ ODle c h u r th S atu rd ay evening, a t the
G resham ch u rch on T uesday evening,
and at th e R ockw ood g ran g e hall on
Thur8<,aJr evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. H o rr a re moving
iu ° niv!be f ba8' Cleveland house near
th e high school to th e K orsund
house on Pow ell stre e t, rec en tly p u r­
chased by T. D. Lym an for his d au g h ­
ter, Mrs. J. R. H orr.
The ladles of th e B ap tist Guild and !
M issionary society w ill m eet a t the
hom e of Mrs. H. W. Cooley on next
T uesday. A pril 8. In an all-d ay se s­
sion. M em bers and frien d s a re re ­
minded th a t th is is "d o lla r day" and
week. T he service a t 7:30 w ill be led
„
th a t the m ite boxes w ill be opened in
by P. F. Black.
J
Indenominatieiial Services.
U ndenom inational a serv
ices
for th e th e aftern o o n . T hose who can n o t
T hose not atten d in g se rv ic e , else- week
l.nlz oezi
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. H
. . o V Y n Íhe
come in th e m o rning a r e asked to be
w here a re invited to h e a r E vangelist j low er room of Odd F ellow s hall on p rese n t by 1 o'clock If possible and to
Dewey next Sunday.
j Pow ell street. P re ac h in g by th e Rev. come p rep a re d to sew.
A t the m eeting of th e M ethodist
T he Ju n io r Band will m eet a t th e S.'
P ltts S unday aftern o o n at 2
church a t 3 o'clock.
o clock, p ra y e r m eeting on T uesday Ladies Aid la st week an in te restin g
d em o n stratio n w as given by Mrs R
_______________ I evening and Bible stu d y on F rid a y
Boring Ladles W ill Hold B azaar
®venln«- Mrs. E. P. C h risten sen will W B a rtle tt of th e P o rtlan d Gas &
Coke com pany on th e sm ooth top
T he L adles' Aid of th e Boring a re w elcom e
AU ran g e rec en tly p u rch ased by th e so­
ch u rch w ill conduct a sale of useful
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ciety. D elicious b iscu its w ere m ade
and served by Mrs. B a rtle tt and q u es­
and w ell m ade a rtic le s T uesday eve-
Bethel B a p tist Church,
ning, A pril 8, a t th e I. O. O. F. hall.
S ervices a t Bethel B a p tist church tions co n cern in g th e use of th e ran g e
T here will be a free but by no m eans
Bunday will be as follow s: Bible w ere answ ered. Mrs. C ow ard, also
re p rese n tin g th e com pany, w as p re s­
cheap p rogram preceding the sale. O R S c h i L í ^ ' l ? *
,P r° f; ent.
C. E. Moore left y esterd ay m orning
m usical num bers by local e n te rta in - W*B be 'T he O nw ard M arch and for by au to fo r C alifo rn ia on a two
era and som e solos and duets by the l ho evenhlK “ How May We In crease m o n th s’ b u sin ess trip .
T he R ebekah W elfare club will
B lenkinsop b ro th ers, both of whom »/"y s tr e n K, h?" B. Y. P. U. m eets a t
m eet oh Monday aftern o o n , A pril 7.
w ere sold iers in th e W orld W ar and
w ith Mrs. E tta Hoover. Mrs H arrv
W arden and Mrs. A rlie D avidson will
one of whom h a , th e rep u tn tlo n of
P lea san t Home M. E. C hurch.
a s sist th e hostess.
being one of the finest bass sin g e rs in
T he S unday school m eets at 9:50
Mrs. H. M. Miller,, who has been
a. m. under th e lead ersh ip of D
th e Pacific N orthw est.
B rooks Hogan. T he ch u rch service serio u sly ill w ith pneum onia, is r e ­
All kinds of p ru n in g sh ears, p ru n ­ will be in ch a rg e of som e of th e m em ­ p orted to be im proving. H er son-in-
law and d au g h ter, Dr. and Mrs. J. E. 1
ing saw s, etc., a t L. L. K idder Hdw. Co. bers of th e K im ball Glee club.
< lan ah an of Seaside, w ere sum m oned
T he S. E. circ le of th e M ethodist
Ladies Aid w ill hold a food sale at
X-30A" W’ M etzger 8t0re S atu rd ay at
20th Century Grocery
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Make Your Own Test
tnrv J ? el e-’s Just one r i#ht way to determine if a Twentieth C en
tury Store is a community benefit— that is to visit one M p p I fbL"
wfl’li chUS ?isp^ople’ see the clean store, note the low prices and
we 11 cheerfully leave the rest to your own good judgem ent
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“Bashful Mr. Bobbs”
THIN SPACE
pr
Lodge No. 125 a re req u ested stu d y period w ill be conducted by
to m eet a t 7 o’clock Monday evening I M,r 8‘ J a s - E lk in£ton and w ill be sum-
A pril 7, a t G eorge B ra n d t’s tire shop ? ’n g , up of th e book “T he Child and
from w here they will go to Sandy to £ mer,.ca 8 F l,t,lre -” H ostesses w ill be
a s sist in p u ttin g on th e first degree
I M rs’ K- A- M iller, Miss M ina G ilbert
. . JOHNSON,
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i ttnd Mrs. T. R. H ow itt.
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N.
BENTLEY’S TIRE SHOP ROY .. H. GIBBS,
S ecretary .
T he A rem e cub w ill hold a card
G resini in
p arty in th e M asonic h all n ex t F riday
evening, A pril 11. A fe a tu re of the
evening will be th e p re se n ta tio n of
sev eral nu m b ers by Scotch m em bers
of Iro u td a le M asonic lodge an d E ast-
| ern S tar.
I i D; R M illikin h as an n o u n ced a
clo sin g -o u t sale of new an d second­
A CO M PLETE L IN E OF
hand goods a t his sto re on Pow ell
stre e t beginning tom orrow and con-
W a ll P a p e r ,
P a in t.
V a r n i .h e .,
S t a i n .,
to A pril 30. He has to vacate
th e building on acco u n t of im prove-
M l s o m i n e s , E n a m e ls , E tc .
m en ts w hich D an M urphy, th e ow ner
p lan s to m ake.
PAINT UP/
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Let me help you with your Painting Problems
E x p e r t P a p e r H a n g in g
Gresham, Oregon
Phone 1971
A b s o lu t e ly
PURE LARD
75c and $1.50
G RESH AM M EAT M ARK ET
A. J. W. BROWN, Prop.
Phone 1891
Grocery Bulletin
lo r Saturday and Monday
NEW BERG HAMS, whole or half
HAMS (sh o u ld er.)
I r . HKalwo,, " f 'y Pl,r” ,a r“ ' ,Iied
- M l I ORK, good for seasoning
....
p, o<h.
£ ¡s
CHOICB Picmc
p, | 5<>
’i V n v v A P , , L E S ’ fa C e d a n d f l l k d b x «»<■
’íra,le) .!’ox ’ V:5
Good
Clothes
lUDI’l EAR FAIRVIEW GIRL
WAS W EDDED THURSDAY
at $ 2 9 .5 0
Miss R osalie L u sch er, p o p u la r F a ir
view g irl, w as m a rrie d yesterd ay
aftern o o n , A pril 3, to W illiam A.
E lm er bi T ro u tlak e, W ashington The
rin g cerem ony w as read by th e Rev
H R. G ebhardt of G resham in the
p resen ce of th e im m ediate relativ es
of the c o n tra c tin g p arties. T he scene
w as the p a rlo r of the J. L u sch e r home,
w hich w as d ecorated w ith spring
dow ers and Oregon g rap e. T he couple
y aa atten d ed
by Miss F lorence
Schenk of G resham and Rudolph
L uscher, b ro th er of th e bride. Miss
S chenk played th e w edding m arch
from L ohengrin. J. L u sch er. (
l;,Hier of th e bride, gave h er aw ay
T he bride w as a ttire d in w hite silk
brocaded crep e and w ore a wedding
veil. She c a rrie d a bouquet of roses
c a rn a tio n s and sw eet peas.
A su m ptuous w edding d in n er w as
served follow ing th e cerem ony, a fea­
tu re of w hich w as a 20-pound w ed­
ding cake w hich the bride cut
Many b eau tifu l gifts w ere p re se n t­
ed by relativ es and friends.
Mr. an d Mrs. E lm er have gone to
' “ »e'-uver. B
„ „ th e ir honeym oon.
Oil th e ir re tu rn they w ill resid e for
he present w ith th e b rid e’s p are n ts at
heir b eautiful home on the Colum bia
highw ay near Fairview . T he groom
is in th e em ploy of his fath er-in -law .
Y o u m e n w h o w is h to
p a y a m o d e r a t e p r ic e
fo r a g o o d su it o f
c lo t h e s w ill fin d th e
m o s t fo r y o u r m o n e y
I? ° Ur V ir g in W o o l
W o r sted s a t
50
Tiie home of
H A RT, SC H A FFN ER y M ARX
and
CLASSMATE CLOTHES
W ood . awing
Q uickly and efficiently done by ex ­
p erts. All o rd ers prom ptly attended
to re g a rd le ss of size.
OEO SHAW Phone 229 F n s m i t h
Demonstration Saturday, Reduce.
• rice, and FR EE GOODS...
GENUINE IMPORTED SWEDISH RNAKEHROD
AI,ASKA SALT HERRING, large and fit
GOLDEN BLOATERS, large, bright fish
^ V n .'r '’’te
each Hie
These clothes are sold
in city stores at $35
y l y l s W
o r t K
M I N S WEAR
Prices range from $25 to $45
M
a
r t i n
'WS* ¿ „ O E S
G R E S H A M
New Japanese Crepe
•M o NOI> d l E GRATED PIN E A Í>P¿iír Nod,2 Ú " ^ L‘5e
White King Washing Powder
VEGETABLES
APPLES, nice Hood R iver stock
FANCY SW EET ORANGES, size 288s............................................................................. *1,10
LARGE FLORIDA GRAPE FRU IT
......................................................... ..
dozen D c
DRY ONIONS, Oregon stock.....
..............................................................each 9c
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......................................................................... .. pounds for l«c
CLEAN UP/
TODD~
• hbm < f n s í . ic m ! pl Í e a h ’^
~ —:—:— ------ —............. .................................' cans 9c
Kerrs Hot Cake Flour
Boyal Baking Powder
10-lb. s a c k ................. 67c
12 ounce can
............. 4fic
4«c
........................ ............................ ............. ..
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can............
" h i l e M ountain, C r 7 7 , nr O|ymplc................4a.„ ,
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-Del Monte or
Âÿ tw fa . Mi.,1«,. brand
Country Gentlemen
Preferred Stock, 2 lrg.
8 large cans............... 50c
2 cans 35c, 12 cans... #2
cans 35c, 1» cans....... #1
BBOOMsTgOth Century, as good or better than anv o t h ^
............................. ..............98c
M armalade, Oests Brand
Spanish queen Olives
large glass ................jyc
Spring Clothes Pins
full pint ja r................33c
3 dozen ......................
ig c
•s ru A K .•■ ■ •„ Ê n
by
,,r h a -
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Pure Lard, 3 pounds. ,50c
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b' 27c
B . l i Shortening, 3 lbs. SO,
» n , o u ar, —
20TH CENTURY COFFEE, r o a s t e d T ^
tomorrow
pound 38c.
2 pounds 75c.
A little boy belonging to frien d s of
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. W hetstone, who has
been in th e ir custody h ere for several
w eeks, w as kidnapped T uesday eve­
ning supposedly by th e fa th e r of the
h m r R e h ea rsa l, T h u rsd a y , 7:30 p. m. ’ I cn
iia, w hose p a re n ts a re se p arate d
child,
LM venal B rotherhood Is th e Goal” ,jegal ste Ps w ere tak en a t once for
"Come thou w ith us and we w ill do th e recovery o t th e boy, who is five
thee good.9
I Ye a rs old.
PRO P. « . R. SCHLAUCH,
c l« ' 4 ®
, " X S S 5 T 3 ' IE
I f y o u r a u t o r e q u ir e s be s s u r e to
e q u ip w ith h u sk y ( ’. T. C tii ire s fo r
I m m a d e In th e W est a n d I ’ll s ta n d
th e te s t.
YEI I DW X
TtZTZ
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Oats
large p a c k a g e ........... 29c
K
e r r s l Cooking
'n n lln ,,
Kerrs
BETHEL
BAPTIST
“ T h e ( lla ,l H a n d
Said the Husky <’. T. ( ’. T |rP
WE OFFER
MATCHES, noiseless tips, good brand « boxes
................ ................................. .................................... 2 o c
Boyal White Soup, bar I» Macaroni,
ready cut,
Boiled Oats, fine and
10 b a r s ........................ggc
4 pounds ....................25c
fresh, «-lb sack.........
sack......... 49c
C
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CANNED MILK, hederal, C arnation or Bordens.
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10 a m ‘ ‘S erm <>n a ? ’l l a . m
a n d 7.30 p. tn. L o r d ’s S u p p e r th e first
S u n d a y o f th e m o n th . B ible S tu d y a n d
f r a m e S e rv ic e W e d n e s d a y , 7 :30 p m
W HAT?
W HEN?
W HERE?
WATCH
BRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY
The Witch of
Endor
A qood quality and fadeless colors, shades of cornflower
" i,e’ d d f
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d e s i e n s a , “ i,e
K g h t ‘ i n t ’ ’ W" h
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Ladies Bloomers
Made ot pink crepe, ruffled knee, pr.... 50c
l ine satin bloomers, full cut, light
U. S. MATCHES, large, full count boxes
1 for 25c
<> for 35c
PAAS EASTER EGG DYES
package 5<-
E A S IE R EGGS and BUNNY RABBITS large
assortm ent
lc to lile
SEEDLESS SULTANA RAISINS
BULK DATES, extra flue quality
BULK (’()(’()A
SUGAR CRISP CORN FLAKES
......... Ib.
......... lb.
I lbs.
3 pkgs.
A. W. METZGER & CO.
Quality
and Servier
Phone r/<ii
Peed m S /
co»«,pair .
...... | L48
LaPerltex. knitted bloomers, silk mixed
Laurence brand, pair................
I.a\e sts to match, each..................
bright, if we cannot—we are doomed.
be
N e w S ilk H o s e to m a tc h s h o e s
9 8 c , $ 1 .0 0 , $ 1 .5 0 , $ 2 .2 5
¡ Â K S I 'K î ï i - ; - , «
We sell Cooks Guaranteed Leathers
I urscs for men and women, at
___ 25 • 3 5 ., 50c, 75 . $1.00
First Stale Bank
WALRAI) MERCANTILE
GRESHAM. OREGON
“ I he House of Quality”
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