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GRESHAM LOCALS . Ourei hH‘T' *8 v,8ltlug ,or a few
Miss Amy Cooper arriv ed la st n ig h t
' days w ith his p are n ts, th e Rev. and a t th e hom e of h er p are n ts, Mr. and
T he W. H.M. 8. will m eet a t th e | Mr"’ A 8 ’ H i“ey- before ta k ln * UP a *> Mrs. W. J. Cooper, from W esthope,
home of Mrs. C. M. Z im m erm an on ! advanced sum m er co u rse in ch em istry N orth D akota, w here s t e has been
South R oberts avenue .Tuesday, Ju n e a t W illam ette U niversity. He expects teach in g d u rin g th e p ast year. She
17 a t 2:30 p. m. Miss Mary C raw ford, to go in th e ta ll to S y racu se U n iv er­ expects to m ake her hom e here. Miss
a D eaconess from P o rtlan d w ill be sity in New York for a 2-year course Cooper w as accom panied by T hom as
predfent mid speak. Ail m ite boxes in pulp and p ap er m aking in th e Col- Cooper an d Mrs. F red H ohensea,
th a t a re out a re requested
to be I lege o i F o re stry- Mr. H isey has been fath e r and sis te r of Mr. Cooper, from
ref
brought
to
the
m
eeting.
M
rs
G
w
l,U8lne8* m an ag er of th e W illam ette A lexandria, M innesota, who will spend
brought to the m eeting. .Mrs. O. W.
Stapleton, Mrs. Geo. H oney and .Mrs. j C ollegian d u rin g th e p ast year, and some tim e visiting w ith th e ir relativ es
D. E. Towle will a s sist the hostess. A j •vas elected p erm a n en t p resid e n t of here. T he eider Mr. Cooper is a Civil
his class. He w as one of th e fou rteen W ar veteran.
good atten d an ce is desired.
P o rtlan d papers c a rry th e new s of rnem bers
b,a c la “« to be elected to
Miss W inifred S t.C la ir sp en t sev­
th e serious illness at the P o rtla n d "leTnber8bip ln K appa AIPha Nu- local
era l days in Salem , w h ere she a tte n d ­
Medical hospital of the Rev R E ' b0" 0^
fra te rn ,ty -
ed th e g rad u a tin g ex ercises of W il­
Mr.
and
Mrs. P eterso n and fam ily lam ette U niversity. Among th e g ra d ­
Myers. form er p asto r of the M ethodist
E piscopal church here. Blood pois- of S eattle a re th e g u ests for a few uates a t th e u n iv ersity th is y ear w ere
oning resu ltin g from the sting of an I <l<<>8 ° f Mr‘ an<l M rs' H’ c - L arsen Miss Violet Coe and Oury H isey of
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WHS
g iv e n as
na th
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u .- Mrs. P eterso n is a niece of Mr. L ar- G resham .
Insect w
as given
se A of his
sen. T he la tte r's son, P. C. L arse n
illness.
Mrs. E thel M iller is spending th is
and fam ily of P o rtlan d w ere g u ests at
M embers of the M innesota and Wis- ,„ „ uc
week w ith h er m other, Mrs. E lizabeth
d in n er on la st T h u rsd ay a t th e L arsen
consln sta te societies will hold th e ir home
McLain.
Mrs. M iller has been ln
an n u a l excursion on W ednesday eve-
.
ch arg e of th e n o rm al tra in in g school
ning, Ju n e 18. They have engaged the ,
,
and fam ,ly at R ickreall. She is going soon to C or­
p leasure boat Sw an and leave from
r e t“ rn ed from * ‘rip extending
vallis to ta k e ch a rg e of th e sum m er
the
e n d o f th e M o,,!«............
the east
east end
of th e M orrison bridge, ,W° W‘‘ek8 ln ea,terl1 Oregon, W ash- school in connection w ith th e C h il­
Ington and Idaho, w here they visited
P ortland. Mrs C. H um ason is a m em ­
d re n ’s F arm Home, w hich will be co n ­
w
ith relatives. They w ere in D ufur,
ber of th e W isconsin society.
ducted u n d er th e d irectio n of th e O re­
Oregon, and from th e re w ent to Spo­
The ladies of the Zion E vangelical kane and from th e re to W allace, gon N orm al.
church w ill hold a sale of homo cook­ Idaho. On th e ir re tu rn they visited
Mrs. Mabel B urch F o w ler and her
ery and broilers on S aturday, Ju n e 21, in S tarb u ck , W ashington.
th ree ch ild ren of R oseburg are sp en d ­
beginning a t 1:30 o’clock, a t the Cecil
I. A. B aker h as sold a house and ing the w eek w ith Mrs. F o w ler’s m oth
M etzger grocery. T hose who a re do- tw o lo ts in L ents to E lm er G reen of er, Mrs. W. C. Burch. Mr. F o w ler is a
delegate to th e sta te convention of the
bring th e ir a rticle s early.
'J a c k W hetstone.
A m erican Legion in P o rtla n d th is
week.
Grocery Bulletin
1. NEW BERG HAM, you know the quality,
whole or half.......................................
£9C
2. BROO KFIELD LOAF CHEESE, weighs 5 lbs.
...............................................................lb. 29c
3. AMAIZO SALAD O IL ........... pint 30c, quart 60c
1 pint can F R E E with each quart or half g a llo n '^
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10,
11.
■2.
EL'RE HONEY, in Mason jars, pint 29c, quart 54c
BI LK COCOA, high percentage of oil..... 4 lbs. 25c
K. C . BAKING POWDER, 25csizel9c, 50c size 35c
K E R R ’S BEST PA TE N T FLOUR,
........................................... 49-lb. sack $1.63
RIDGEW AY’S BLACK TEA, reg. 50c size..... 35c
H IL L S COFFEE, Blue can label..................lb. 40c
BESI HEAD RICE, special........................3 ][, 25c
SMALL W ill 11-, BEANS, special
3 ihs 25c
OLD MONK OL.VES, Spanish, .arge giass
13. OLD MONK OLIVES, Spanish, stuffed........... 60c
14. OLIVE BUTTER, delightful sandwich spread. 25c
15. IO N TANA’S PU RE SEM ELIN A PRODUCTS
Sea Shell Macaroni, Butterfly Noodles....2 lbs. 25c
16. PR IN CE ALBERT TOBACCO,
Tuxedo Tobacco.......................’...16 oz. tin $1.05
A. W. METZGER & CO.
Quality
and Service
■
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n B row n have r e ­
ceived th e an n o u n cem en t of the m ar
riag e of th e ir son, C harley, and Miss
Edith S tro n g of P o rtlan d , on Ju n e 1
T he w edding w as a t P ro sse r, W ash
ington, w h ere C harley is in ch a rg e of
a d ru g sto re and w h ere th e young
couple w ill m ake th e ir home.
Mrs. A ndrew B ru g g er has been
bro u g h t hom e from th e h o sp ital In
P o rtlan d , w h ere she w as a p atien t for
n in e w eeks follow ing a fall in w hich
a v erte b ra w as dislocated. She is now
able to w alk and expects to fu lly re ­
cover from th e accid en t
L. S. E llerm an is to be one of the
sp e ak e rs a t th e m eeting of D am ascus
F arm b u reau a t Union school tom or-
1 » ThinJ< of it; saying yourself seven to twelve cents on every dol­
lar s worth of merchandise purchased at a 20th Century Store, com­
et 1 and1 delivered W°U d C°St elsewhere to have the same goods charg-
Even greater savings on our specials
SA T U R D A Y
C n *co
1
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and M O NDAY, J U N E 14th and 16th
27c’ H ,b - 38c> 3 lb»- 73c, 6 lbs. $1.43. 9 lbs. $2.09
EXTRA LARGE ITALIAN
PRUNES, ...... 3 lbs. 25c
GUEST IVORY SOAP,
CRYSTAL W HITE SOAP
« bars 25c, 12 cars 4»c
« bars 25c, 13 bars 4 »c
RED BIRD MATCHES, large size full co'
VAN CAMP’S PORK AND BEANS, small
‘»nt boxes............... ....................5 boxes 25c
size....8c, medium size..... 10c,. large
20c
ROYAL BAR. POWDER,
EHMAN R IPE OLIVES,
NEW PACK SHRIMP.
lge. can 43c, 2}¿-Ib $1.2»
picnic size, each....... l«c
A m erican B eauty, 2 for 35c
BROKEN SLICED PINEAPPLE, rich
TOMATOES, Del Monte or Preferred Stock
mellow slices, large cans, each.......... 2»c
large cans, each.... 15c, 0 cans for ......88c
NI RAYA TEA, Orange
NEW PACK NORWEGIAN
MILK, Federal or C arna­
Pekoe,
lb. pkg..... 25c
Kipper Snacks, 2 for 15c
tion, tall cans, each 9c
pound package ......... 4»c
SARDINES, in pure olive
oil, new pack Norwegian
2 for 25c
HIGH GRADE TOILET
Paper, 1000 sheet tissue
3 ... 22c, 7 oz. crepe
4 f o r .......................... 22c
JELLO, all flavors, ea.lO c
BON AMI CAKE........... 10c
Patent Flour> Guaranteed to the last lb., 49-lb. sk $1.59
20th Century Brooms, strong, medium weight, extra quality, each 98c
BON AMI POWDER
AMAIZO OIL, quarts 49c
FIG BARS, Im ported fig
2 for 25c
1 pt. Free with each quart
fillings............. 2 lbs. 35c
FANCY SUNKIST LEMONS, 300 size
EXTRA NICE NEW POTATOES,
dozen .................................................... 29c
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ROU11U 1VU
t» iX ‘Utry Coffee;,Pei f e c ‘ly blended— “Roasted to d a jT o n T o u r
tao e tomorrow.” P ou n d . . 38c, 3 pounds.............. . . . $1.10
FULL CREAM CHEESE
pound....28c, 2 lbs ... 55c
STEW ART’S BLUING,
bottle .......................... 15C
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P E E T ’S WASHING l o ­
chine Soap, large pk. 33c
1
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Shirts
with
Soft
Collars
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$1
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M asonic S e n Ices at F o re st Grove,
Sunday.
M asonic services. M asonic Home
F o re st Grove, 3 p. m„ Sunday, June
15.
T hose w an tin g tra n sp o rta tio n
w ill apply to E. W. A yslsw orth. Leave
G resham 1 p. m
-------------------- A.
A. MEYERS.
MEYERS. W
W. M
M.
Phone
Feed 12S1
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C lem ent H olgate, who telephoned to
th e O utlook early in th e week th a t he
had found w hat he believed to be the
first rip e lo g an b erry of th e season,
w as disappointed th a t an e rro r was
m ade as to his fam ily and location.
He is an x io u s th a t G resham should
have the honor. C lem ent is th e son of
Mrs. G. F u d ik a r of G resham .
The four circles of th e M ethodist
Ladies Aid w ill hold th e ir re g u la r
m eetings n ex t week as follow s: The
S. E. circ le a t th e hom e of Mrs. A rth u r
D ow sett; th e D orcas circ le a t th e
home of Mrs. L. L. K id d er; th e S. & S.
circle a t th e hom e of Mrs. W. F.
Honey. All th ese w ill be on W ednes­
day aftern o o n , Ju n e 18. Mrs. Thos.
W iles and Mrs. R u ssell A kin w ill as
slst Mrs. H oney. On T h u rsd ay afte r
noon, Ju n e 19, th e W est E nd circle
w ill e n te rta in all th e c irc le s a t th e
hom e of Mrs. B. F. Cogsw ell a t L inne
m ann.
20th Century Grocery
L.
.... ..... ............ « ..... ...... ........... numi.......... .......................
SECOND WEEK OF L. A. WACK & CO.’S I
Anniversary
I
Copyright 1924 Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
« “ >*• Sh°«> L « K « -
and
SILK D RESSES
S a l e p r i. f s
Regular $15.95 Silk Dresses
Sale prices ..............
Regular $ 18.50 Silk Dresses
Sale prices ................
Reg. $5.85 Wool Skirts
Sale price
$1.75
$10.35
$12.75
R
eg
Reg.
$ 19.Ufi Coats
eg. $22.50 Coats
Reg. $29.75 Coals
Sale
Sale
Sale
$11.75
Reg. $8.50 Wool Skirts
Sale price........ $({.85
Reg. $9.75 Wool Skirts
Sale price...........$7.65
price $15.85
price $17.95
price. $23.80
Reg. $2.50 Sweaters
Sale price
$|.»s
leg. $4.50 Sweaters
Sale priee
$3.7»
Reg $5.50 Sweaters
Sule priee
$L3s
Reg. $5.75 Sweaters
Sale priee.
$1.5»
Reg. $5.98 Sweaters
Sale price
$1.7»
leg. $6.75 Sweaters
Sale priee
$5.3»
Reg. $7.50 Sweaters
Sale price..
$5.»S
^ 2 9 .5 0
L a d ies’
W ash D r e s s e s
S w eaters
Suit Prices Range from $20 to $45
for House and
Street Wear
Reg. $1.25
Reg. $1.60
Reg. $1.75
Reg. $2.25
Reg. $2.50
Reg. $2.75
Reg. $3.60
Reg. $4 95
Reg. $5.50
Dresses
I tresses
Dresses
Dresses
Dresses
Dresses
Dresses
I tresses
Dresses
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
L. A. WACK & CO.
»HWIMMIIIHI1IIUH1II0II .
We are co n sta n tly striv in g to g iv e
m ore value. It m ak es frien d s fo r us and
sa v e s m oney for you. With low overh ead
ex p en se w e can sa v e you from $5 to $10
on you r cloth es. We w ill sh ow you som e
g r e a t v a lu es at
Reg. $0.50 Wool Skirts
Sale price........... $4.94
C oats
f
Clothcraft Clothes
SK IR TS
Regular $12.95 Silk Dresses
AylsWorth &Martitx
M e n ’ s W e a r j ^ ^ H O E s
ice.......... $ .|»s I
C R ESH A M
$1.8»
$2.1»
$1.85
Park here mid
•hop in comfort
UNS9HAM
ORR8HAM
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H'e give Red Trading Stamps
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bips n
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leading
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cords
wood.
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S P E C I A L C om m unications
of o re sh a m Lodge No 15”
,
A F * A. M . Wed, . -,l n „
1
W ork in F - C. Degree. T h ursday
Ju n e 19- W ork In M. M. D egree 7 1ft
p p m- ’ ’ harp,
barp.
V isiting brother« welcome.
.M E Y E R S . W. «
W. L. OORSAOB. S ec’y.
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