Gresham outlook., May 16, 1924, Page 4, Image 4

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" he Bank of G resham pays 5 per
cent in te re st on tim e deposits.—Adv
The announcem ent has been mad.
in th e P o rtlan d p apers of th e death at
H udson, Indiana, on May 11, of the
Rev. M. L. H ardingham . whose body
is being b ro u g h t to P o rtlan d for
burial. The Rev. Mr. H ardingham
was well know n in th is p a rt of the
county several y ea rs ago, havhig been
p asto r of th e G resham and Fairview
M ethodist E piscopal chu rch es. He is
survived by his widow, Mrs. Jen n ie
H ardingham , well know n to many
here, and by one son, Mervyn, who
. foods take more of the average m an’s income than any other of life’s necessities
w as born at the G resahm parsonage.
Buying
your groceries from the 20th Century Stores is th^ most consistent and sysi
Many G resham flower lovers have
tematic method of saving. Their offerings are
visited th e huge pancy g ard eu s of
Mrs. W. D. L inderm an on th e section
line road ju st w est of G resham , and
have been asto n ish ed at th e variety
and beauty of the flowers. Mrs. L in ­
derm an is raisin g th e flow ers com ­
SODA CR A C K ER S, fre sh
F U L L CREAM C H E E S E
m ercially, and besides supplying the
M ISSIO N A P R IC O T S, la rg e
a n d c risp , p o u n d ............ 15c
needs of m any local people she sells
1 pound 28c, 2 p o u n d s 55c
c a n s 20c, « c a n s ........ $1.15
them on th e public m ark et in P o rtlan d
FANCY LOUISIANA B L U E
on th ree days of each week.
E X T R A L A R G E PR U N E S
C A M P B E L L ’S SO UP, a ll
R ose R ice, 3 lbs. fo r . * .»c
Mrs. M artha S tea rn s of A sto ria v is­
3 p o unds ......... ................ 25c
v a rie tie s , e ach ............... 10c
ited one day la st week w ith h er sis­
te r, Miss S ara D otson, at th e hom e of
W esson O il, Fresh s t o c k ,............... quarts 4 9 c, ¿ g a ls. 9 7 c, g a ls. $ 1 .8 9
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. S t.C lair.
At th e an n u al society m eeting of I
20TH CENTURY BROOMS, strong,
th e F ree M ethodist ch u rch on Wed- |
“D IA M O N D ” W H IT E B IR C H Clothes
medium weight, each.....................98c
nesday evening J. A. Bushong was I
Pins, 2 dozen in carton, 3 cartons.. 25c
elected lay delegate to the an n u al con- I
ference to be held in Salem. Miss i
f IG BARS, fresh stock, filling is genuine
Mabel Shipley is th e reserv e dele­
L IN IT STARCH, gives cotton goods a
gate. O ther officers of th e church
imported figs, 2 lbs, for...... ............... 35c
linen finish, 3 packages....................18c
elected w ere Miss Minnie R obertson,
Sunday school su p e rin ten d e n t; P. F.
CORN B E E F , No. 1 tin s
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sm
a
ll
size
CARNATION M ILK,
Black, class lead er; J. J. R obertsom I
each ................................... 20c
0 tin s ........................
qa
tru ste e for th ree y ea rs; J. A. B u s h -'
«C
ta ll ca n s, e a c h .......
9c
ong, P. F. Black, Mrs. B. W. Em ery,
KELLOG
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CORN
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F E D E R A L M ILK, ta ll can s
Mrs. Je ssie C athey and Miss Minnie |
W H IT E W O N D ER SOAP
each .....................................
R obertson, stew ards.
4 fo r
25c, lim it 0 c a n s
7 b a rs fo r.......................... 25c
T he executive com m ittee of G re s h - 1
am P o st No. 30 A m erican L egion will
K err’s B est P a te n t F lour, gu a ra n teed to the la st pound, 49-lb . sk $ 1 .5 9
m eet a t th e G resham Outlook office
T uesday evening, May 20. All mem- |
1 p a c k ag e SEA FOAM W A SH IN G PO W D E R , la rg e size
b ers are urged to be present.
2 p ac k ag e s P E E T S W ASH IN G SOAP, la rg e size
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Gibbs w en t to I
H erm iston, Oregon, recen tly to visit |
1 b a rs C R Y ST A L W H IT E SOAP
Dewey Gibbs and family.
Rev. and Mrs. A. C. B rack en b erry I
P U R E HONEY, p in t M ason
L A R G E Q U EEN O LIV ES,
of P o rtlan d w ere Sunday g u ests a t th e |
P U R E BU LK SH O R T E N IN G
ja rs , each ..........................33c
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. W iles.
p in t M ason ja rs , e a c h .. 33c
3 p o u n d s................... ........ 50c
20th Century Grocery
BONAMI and DANGLER
Are You Saving Every Day?
T w o o f the B est O IL C O O K S T O V E S
on the m ark et.
GOOD FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY
We a re o v e rsto c k ed a n d a r e o fferin g th em a t th e fo l­
lo w in g p ric e s fo r a lim ited tim e only.
2- H ole
3- H ole
3 -IIo le
3 -IIo le
2 -IIo le
B o n a m i...............................................$15.00
B onam i, w ith h ig h b a c k ...........$21.50
B onam i, w ith o u t b a c k ................$19.50
D a n g le r, w ith o u t b a c k ................$27.50
D a n g le r .......................................... $22.50
J. E. M E T Z G E R
Your Home Furnisher
Gresham, Oregon
$1.11 worth for 89c
Grocery Bulletin
1. NEVVBF.RG HAM, The kind you like and will
buy again, whole or half........................... lb $ .29
2. SAL I PORK, medium weight.....................lb
.18
.19
3. PIC N IC HAMS, shoulders, meaty, good, lb
4. REX LARD, med. pail 75<‘, SILVERLEAF
LARD, large.................................................. 1.45
5. BROO KFIELD LOAF CHEESE, whole or
ha]f.............................................................lb
6. ROYAL BAKING POW DER, 12-oz 40c
2’<>-pound $1.25, 5-pound..........................
.29
2.35
7. V IRG IN IA SW EET POTATOES, No. 2% cans
.......................................................................... 15
8. GLEN WYLLES TOMATOES, No. 2*4 cans
................... - .................................. 2 cans .25
9. COLUMBIA RIVER RED SALMON, No. 1
flat cans................................................................. 25
10. BOO1HS SARDINES, large oval cans.............. 15
11. BULK COCOA, Special........................... 5 lbs
.23
12. LI P IO N S T EA ,..................%-pound 45f, lb
.85
13. POPS CORN STARCH, oldest and best....lb
.10
14. KERRS BEST PATENT FLOUR... 49-lbsk 1.63
15. PRINCE ALBERT TOBACCO 16-oz $1.05
TU X ED O TOBACCO........................16 oz 1.05
A. W. METZGER & CO.
Quality
and Service
Phone 1451
Feed 1281
GRESHAM BUSINESS MAN
TAKES PORTLAND BRIDE
S r n I
M A IN E C 0 R N - N ° ' 2 «¡»«. Violet Brand, each....
ifc
PR E F E R R E D STOCK SU PR E M E PEACHES, large cans 28c, 2 cans In,................ s s .
W. A. H essel, head of th e H essel
A & L C R U SH P IN E A P P L E
P U R E BU LK LA RD
MACARONI, R e a d y Cut
Im plem ent com pany, was m arried
No. 2 tin s e a c h ................ 19C
3 p o u n d s.............................. jo
y esterd ay in P o rtlan d , the bride being
4 p o u n d s f o r ..................... 25c
Miss G ertrude G race Lewis, d au g h ter
CALUM ET BAKING POW DER
of Jo h n O. Lewis of P ortland. The
ROYAL BAKING POW D ER, large
w edding took place at th e G race Me­
1 pound 28c, 2% pounds................. 65c
cans 43c, 2% pound can........... $1.35
m orial E piscopal ch u rch , th e Rev.
Oswald T aylor officiating. Miss Louise
20th C entury C offee, b len d ed and roasted tod ay, on your ta b le to
F ish er of P o rtlan d was bridesm aid
and Dr. H. H. H ughes of G resham
m orrow . O ne pound 3 8 c, 3 pounds $ 1 .1 0 .
best man. Mrs. Chas. F o w ler played
the wedding m arch and Mrs. Iris
G U EST IV O RY SO AP
M artinson Oakley san g "O P rom ise
S U N L IT E TOM ATOES, solid
5c size, 12 b a r s ............... 55c
Me.” T he ch u rch w as b eau tifu lly
pack lge. can 15c 0 c a n s 87c
decorated w ith pink and w hite b lo s­
som s and greenery. A reception was
held afte r the cerem ony a t th e home
of W. J. M orris, cousin of th e bride,
BETH EL BAPTIST CHURCH
w here a buffet lunch w as served.
G resham g u ests at th e wedding
A N N OUNCES SE R VII ES
w ere Mr. and Mrs. Jas. E lkington, Mr.
arid Mrs. H arold Busick, Dr. H arry
R eg u lar services w ill be held on
Ott and Dr. Hughes.
I Sunday at the B ethel B ap tist church,
Mr. and Mrs. H essel a re enjoying a the Prof. G. R. S ch lau ch w ill preach
sh o rt honeym oon a t L ake C helan in both m o rning and evening. In the
W ashington.
On th e ir re tu rn they m orning he will tak e for his subject
will occupy th e H essel home
on I “T
W he
est P ro g ram of th e C h u rch ” and in
k----------
Pow ell street.
the evening "C h a ra c te r.”
Sunday
I « « » P E L TEAM SERVICE
I a Y. P. u " a t T Al‘l a re ° S e d " " 1
to
AT METHODIST ( HI R(’1I I these services.
;—
A b u sin ess session w ill be held in
" h e evening service a t th e Meth- connection w ith th e m orning service
and
all m em bers a re urged to be
odist E piscopal ch u rch w ill be In
ch arg e of a gospel team from th e E p ­ present.
w orth League of th e F irs t M ethodist
I ch u rch of P o rtlan d . Miss H attie Ogil- EREE METHODIST
Prices Quoted Below are F. O. B. Gresham
CHURCH MEETINGS
hie w ill be th e leader of th e team .
S e d a n .........................................................................................................
The th ree delegates who atten d e d th e
T he fo u rth q u a rte rly m eeting of the
P o rtlan d D istrict E pw orth L eague at
conference y ear began a t th e F ree
A storia w ill te ll th e L eag u ers about
C o“Pe ............................................................... 8 3 0
M ethodist ch u rch T h u rsd ay evdhing
th e w onderful good tim e they had at
and w ill co n tin u e each evening th is
the convention. T he League will m eet
T o u r i n g ..........................................................
635
week and over Sunday.
a t 7 o'clock for th e devotional m eet­
Rev. W. T. K latzbach, d istric t elder,
ing w hich will be led by M argaret
R o a d s t e r ...................................
will be p rese n t and p resid e over these
St. C lair.
In th e m orning th e p asto r, th e Rev. services. Sunday school w ill convene
4 -P a ssen g er C o u p e ..............................
920
A. 8. H lsey, w ill occupy th e pulpit. at 10 o ’clock. T he sa cram e n t of the
L
ord's
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upper
w
ill
be
observed
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His topic will be "C o n cen tratio n of
L ight D e l i v e r y .................................
g jg
P u rp o se.”
T he
ch o ir
w ill sing day m orning follow ing th e serm on.
All
a
re
welcome.
“O Love In c a rn a te .”
CHEVROLET
BUY YOUR CHEVROLET IN GRESHAM
1-Ton Truck C h a s s is ....................... '
675
SHERMAN McCARTER garage
LatourelUBJdg., Gresham
Phone 2331
Announcing
An Artisîic Triumph/
Nathan Hale
Ki
T re g re t t h a t I h av e but o n e life to give
™ > n ^ t r y ’’r 8a,d N a th a n H a ,e th e fa m o u S
y o u n g A m erican p a tr io t of th e R e v o lu tio n ­
a ry w ar.
Lowest Priced Car with Balloon Tires Standard
The new Overland Blue Bird! Longer wheelbase,
larger body. Big engine, w onderful pow er!
Genuine Fisk balloon tires with artillery wheels.
Steel disc wheels at $25 extra. Come in, see thia
wonderful car—and enjoy a ride.
<725
We have reserved Monday
ainl Friday for Ire delivery
days, th e re fo re , th o se of you
w ho h a v e n o t c le a n e d out
th e old r e f r ig e r a to r o r ice
c h e st, b e tte r g et busy fo r
th e n e x t hot sp ell w ill be
h e re on tim e a s it u su a lly is.
■ * * «rei. A»» »
fry
d«. rW w i J J j
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HUE BIRD
HESSEL IMPLEMENT «>.
RELIABILITY
If you h a v e n e ith e r lee box
o r r e f r ig e r a to r y o u r local
d e a le r w ill be pleased to I
show you a good o n e — one
th a t w ill keep o ut th e h eat
an d hold fast th e cold.
SERVICE
DAIRY PRODUCTS CO.
P h o n e 1381
(¿re* ham
W hen som e m en can rise to such h e ig h ts
ot self-sacrifice— w h e n every f a th e r is
e q u a lly w illin g to give his life ln th e d e ­
te n se of h is hom e a n d fam ily —d o es it not
seem th a t ALL of us fa th e rs could sacrifice
so m e th in g out of ev ery pay check to nro
»M e t o r .h e
a „,i
& £
“Dost thou love life! Then
do
not sanan.
F ir s t S t a t e B a n k
GRESHAM. OREGON
a strong
H ank