Gresham outlook., April 18, 1924, Page 4, Image 4

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GRESHAM
OUTLOOK,
GRESHAM LOCALS
Flowers for Easter
L ittle L eona Vedder w as ta k en to
th e Good S am a ritan h o sp ital and o p ­
erated on F rid a y for m astoiditis, the
a fte r effects of th e m easles. She is
is g ettin g along tine.
Mrs. C. A. Jo h n so n of T illam ook,
j was a rec en t visito r a t th e hom es of
; h er b ro th ers, P au l and Guy Vedder.
P. W. T horen of D ecatur county,
K ansas, is v isitin g w ith his son, O scar
F lo w e rs a re S p rin g ’s m e sse n ­
W. T horen and his d au g h ters, Mrs. O.
g ers, b rin g in g th e p ro m ise of
J. W ilner and Mrs. E. Myers of Pow ell
Valley. He is accom panied by his
c o n tin u e d h a p p in e s s to th e jo y ­
d au g h ter, Miss E th el T horen.
ful E a s te r S eason.
Glen M ercer sp en t th e w eek-end at
C orvallis w here he was in itiated into
th e Phi K appa A lpha fra te rn ity in
W h a t could be a m o re s u it­
connection with Oregon A g ricu ltu ra l
college. He p lan s to re tu rn to the
a b le E a s te r g ift fo r m o th e r,
college in th e fall to co n tin u e his
w ife, s w e e th e a rt, a u n t, o r d e a r
studies.
T he Camp F ire G irls held an in itia
frie n d th a n a n E a s te r lily ?
tion and cerem onial in th e p a rlo rs of
T h e s tu rd in e s s a n d v ig o r of o u r
th e M ethodist E piscopal ch u rc h la st
po tted lilies in su re m a n y b e a u ­
T uesday evening. T hose who w ere
Initiated w ere E lizabeth H o rning and
tifu l bloom s o v er th e lo n g e st
F ran ces W elling.
Joyce
K idder,
possible period.
E leanor Botkin and D orothy Cooper
lighted th e can d les of “ w ork, h ealth
and love," and they w ere ex tinguished
by H elen H lsey, E lean o r Botkin and
L illie Nelson.
R efresh m en ts w ere
P h on e or ca ll 1411
served follow ing th e work.
T he re g u la r m eeting of th e A uxil­
iary to the A m erican Legion will be
held in M etzger’s h all next T uesday
evening, A pril 22. T h is w ill be an
im p o rta n t m eeting an d a good a t ­
ten d an ce is desired.
W alter C. B urch has re tu rn e d from
Itosi lHirg w here he had been for
about six weeks.
It is rep o rted on good au th o rity th a t
th e com pany m aking th e excavation
for th e new pipe line w ill be in a
The House of Quality”
position to deliver d irt on th e fair
g rounds w ithin th e n ex t tw o weeks.
T h ere a re low places aro u n d the
g ro u n d s and th e race tra c k w here tills
\'I3LITTL'JL¿JDJL¿I¿ will be m ade and a m ovem ent is on
foot to have a til! m ade in sid e th e
rac e tra c k su itab le for a b aseb all d ia ­
mond. T his d irt w ill cost th e fa ir
board n o th in g as the com pany seeks a
place to dum p th e su rp lu s dirt.
T he g en e ral m eeting of th e M eth­
odist L adies Aid w ill be held a t the
ch u rc h on W ednesday
aftern o o n
1. PU R IT A N HAMS, E a s te r Special, w hole o r h a lf .......... lb. 29c A pril 23. R ep o rts of each of th e c ir ­
cles for th e y ear w ill be given. T he
2. P U R IT A N BACON, sid es w eigh ubout 4 lb s......................lb. 87c S. and S. circ le w ill a c t as hostess.
3. R E X LARD, m edium p a il...............7fic, la rg e p a il............. $1.45
Mrs. M yrtle Ball and d au g h ter
A nna of P o rtlan d a re v isitin g w ith the
4. B E S T SUGAR C U R E D BACK BACON, w h o le o r h a lf
fo rm e r’s m other, Mrs. P. A. Gould.
C arl D ahl is show ing an ex h ib it of
p iece ............................................................................................... lb. 25«
Bixby’s shoe polish in his w indow s
and also show s a sh in in g cab in et, to
5. B R O O K FIE L D LO AF C H E E S E , b ric k s w eig h 5 lbs.
each
lb. 39« be given free to th e p erso n guessin g
th e n ea rest co rrec t n u m b er of beans
6. SA R D IN ES, la rg e oval c a n s, B o o th ’s B r a n d ............... c a n 15c in a jar. More com plete in fo rm atio n
is given elsew h ere in th is paper.
T he eighth g rad e exem ption te sts
7. SA LT H E R R IN G , la rg e fa t f i s h ...................................... 8 fo r 23c
a re being held a t G resham an d in
8. GOLDEN B LO A TER S, v e ry la rg e a n d b r ig h t............ e a ch 10c P o rtlan d today. T hey w ere held at
C orbett yesterday. Mr. A lderson says
9. SW E D ISH H E A L T H BR EA D , 3 v a rie tie s .......... 25c, 30c, 35c th e class a t G resham is th e la rg e st
ever held, th e re being ab o u t 100. T he
10. ITA LIA N PR U N E S, O regon raised an d d r ie d .........3 lbs. 25c te st is in ch a rg e of th e county school
su p e rin ten d e n t assiste d by th e p rin ­
11. GOLD BAR a n d D E L M ONTE C A TSU P
p in t b o ttle 23c cip als of th e various schools.
T he d istric ts rep rese n ted h ere a re
12. GOLDEN BANTAM CORN, M onopole B r a n d ..............c a n 20c G resham . F airview , Rockwood, Lynch,
Cedar, Pow ell V alley, V ictory, O rient
13. M ONOPOLE D IL L P IC K L E S , No. 2)4 c a n s ..........................25c and P le a sa n t Valley.
O scar W. T horen h as im proved his
14. UTAHNA PEA S, e x tr a tine fo r s ta n d a rd p e a s .... 2 c a n s 25c w oodw orking shop by th e in stallatio n
of a band saw . H e has rem odeled his
15. STA ND ARD TOM ATOES, w ith p u re e .................... 2 c a n s 25c old shop and has m ade of it a dry kiln
capable of holding 5000 feet of lu m ­
16. P R IN C E A L B E R T a n d T U X ED O TOBACCO, 1G oz. tin s $1.05 ber.
Melvin S. C arm an, a fo rm er resid en t
17. E A S T E R EGGS a n d N O V EL TIE S, la rg e v a rie ty
lc to 10c of G resham , died a t his hom e in P o rt­
land W ednesday, aged 76 y ears. F u ­
n eral services w ere held th is a f te r ­
noon and fh term en t a t Mt. S co tt cem ­
etery.
The W. C. T. U. w ill hold a bake sale
S atu rd ay a t 2 o'clock a t th e W alrad
Quality
Phone 1451
M ercantile sto re and a silver tea on
and Service
T h u rsd ay aftern o o n , A pril 24, at the
Feed 12S1
home of Mrs. W. J. Ott.
D inner g u ests S unday a t th e home
of Mr. and Mrs. L eslie T. S t.C la ir
J
Walrad Mercantile Co.
For Health and Wealth try Buying the
20th Century Way
20th Century Food Prices
Friday, Saturday and Monday These Stores Offer
Red Bird Matches, a very large box of the best matches....................................5 boxes 25c
OLD DU TCH C L E A N SE R
c a n ......7)4«, 4 c a n s ...... 29c
W esso n ’s
or
M a zo la
IVORY SOAP, 10c size
4 bars ............................. ,29c
C IT R U S W ASH . PO W D E R
la rg e p k g 23«, 2 f o r ......45«
O il,
pints 2 5 c,
CR Y STA L W H IT E SO AP
6 b a rs .................................25«
quarts 4 8 c,
D E V IL E D M EAT
5c each, 6 f o r ................... 25«
| g a llo n
95c
P U R E LA RD, in bulk
pound ............................ D ) 4 C
20th C entury C offee, ju st about 15 cen ts pound ch eap er than C offee
o f eq u al q u ality.
V ery sp ecia l at p o u n d ........................................ 35c
Canned Corn, Lily of the Valley or Preferred Stock Country Gentleman.................
.............. ....................................................................... can 19«, 6 cans $1.09, 24 cans $4.25
Apricots, Del Monte, in extra heavy syrup........................... large can 25c, 6 for $1.43
A and L or Mission, in medium syrup................... large can 20c, 6 for 1.15
1 omatoes, Del Monte or Preferred Stock....large cans, solid pack, 6 for $1, each 17%fi
Fancy Sunkist Oranges
Campbells Pork A Beans
sm a ll size, d o z e n ............ 15c
Royal Baking Powder
big c a n , each ..................10c
la rg e can ...........................40«
Really no use to look for better places to trade and so conveniently located.
GROCERY BULLETIN
A. W. METZGER & CO.
F u rn is h in g ’s
H uts und
Sim es to go
w ith 111«' C lothes
Th
M u n sin g U n d e rw e a r fo r
M en, W om en a n d C h ild re n
sold h e re ex clu siv ely
L a d ie s ’ R e s t R oom
P h o n e 2221
B u tte ric k P a tte r n s , H ole-
p ro o f a n d D ependon H o sie ry
W a rn e r C o rse ts a n d
B ra s sie rs
Surely You Will Dress Up
for Easter
Our store abounds with ail the newest wearing apparel of the
season.
NEW SPRING SKIRTS
a t $ 5 .8 5 to $ 9 .8 5
Silk Dresses in plains, printed and French flannels
in the newest styles at
$ 1 2 .9 5
$ 1 5 .9 5
$ 1 8 .5 0
S p rin g C oats a t ....................................$ 1 9 .8 5 to $ 2 9 .7 5
Ladies’ Silk Hose, all colors, at 98t‘ to $2.00
Children’s Hose priced at 15c to 50c
C o m p lete S tock o f L a d ie s’ S h o es in a ll the n ew colors an d sty les,
a t p opu lar p rices, $ 3 .0 0 to $ 7 .5 0
M en’s Shoes from ......... $2.95 to $9.50 Boys’ Shoes from............. $2.50 to $4.50
Children’s and Babys’ Shoes in all styles and prices
Complete line of Ladies’ Neckwear, Beaded Bags, Combs, Barrettes, Neck Beads,
in fact every article of adornment for your Easter dress up, to be found here.
M E N ’S A R R O W
B R A N D COLLARS
in soft and laundered, in all the new styles to be found here
M E N ’S D R E S S S H IR T S
witth soft collars and without collars at $1.50 to $3.50
Big Four
M e n ’s C a stle B rand D ress H ats at
$ 4 .5 0 an d $ 5 .00/,
We carry also a good cheap Dress H at from $2.50 and up
Men's New Neckwear in silk knit from 35« to 85«
in Clothes
M en’s Socks in lisle and cotton at 20^ to 35<f
For M en, Y ou n g M en an d B oys
M en’s Silk and Silk Fibre Socks at 50c4 to $1.00
irst
L. A. WACK & CO.
I lari, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
P ark H ere an d Shop in C om fort
*35 to *48
SECO N D
C lo th c r a ft
Serges and Worsteds of National Reputation
$2 9 50
T H IR D
(lassinate, lor Young Men
*20 to $30
ID l R 1 11
Woolwear, for Boys
$8.85 to $14.85
Make th i' vour home for Good Clothes
Aylsv/ortK 5 Martin^
M E N ’S W £ A R Jf e f f i * S H O E S
G R E SH A M
We give Red Trading Stamps
w ere Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Shaw and
fam ily of F airview , G ran t Shaw of
P o rtlan d and B ert T om linson of
Salem.
Some one broke into A rth u r W it-
te r ’s g ara g e la st T uesday night, stole
a new sp a re tire and dem ountable rim
w hich w ere padlocked to th e c a r and
also took tools from the tool box. The
loss am o u n ted to about $30.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. C leveland have
re tu rn e d from a trip to e a ste rn O re­
gon w h ere they visited th e ir son. W en­
dell at H ep p n er and C h arles at S tan -
Held an d th e ir fam ilies. T hey w ere
aw ay ab o u t ten days and had a very
in te re stin g trip .
Mrs. Low ell Band H orning of Se­
attle , W ashington, d au g h ter-in -law of
Mr. and Mrs. C. 0 . H orning of th e se c ­
tion line n ear G resham , has been the
guest of th e H ornings. She has been
extensively e n tertain ed in P o rtlan d
by m em bers of th e D elta D elta D elta
so ro rity and o th er friends.
O rder your E aster lilies now from
W alrad M ercantile Co.
TIRE SALE
l f y°Au
b u y n ° w . W e a re h o ld in g a s a le on
tire s. 8 0 X 8 )4 sizes. lo r th e month of A p ril a t v e rv a t ­
tra c tiv e prices.
J
30 x 3Va U. S. o v e r size R oyal C ords
a i l on
30 x 3i/o U. S. re g u la r R oyal C o rd .................
’ $p»*00
Ml x 8 1 _• Unco Coni
$1000
M ail o rd e rs w ill g e t o u r p ro m p t a tte n tio n
COOK'S GARAGE
OPENING DANCE
A t C ed a rv ille Park, L innem ann Ju n ction
SATURDAY NIGHT, APRIL 19
SPE C IA L COMMUNICATION
of G resham Lodge \
A F.
a . M
,
w k
in F. C. Degree.
( n.x>J Music and
G avel 7: JO p m. sh arp . P u n ctu ality
ap p reciated .
V isiting b ro th e rs welcome.
A MEYERS. W. M
W alrad M ercuntRu Co.IU* * '
W L. OORSAGE, S ecy .
X
Troutdale, Ore.
a Good 1 ime. Everyone Invited
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The Ilank of Ore8h&ni pays 5 per
J cent in te re st on tim e deposita.—Adv
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