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PACE FOLK
GBESHAM GITI.Dim,
FRIDAY, JULY
L ectures on th e Teaching* and Life of I topic will be "Oo<l a t th e B eginning."
of < hrlst.
I T he Bible school session w ill begin
As the S unday school lessons will a t 4® *• ni. an d th e p rea ch in g service
A p la te d ecorated w ith w ater lilies,
be on the life of C h rist d uring th e I ProniPtly a t 11 o’clock, T he senior
used by som e m em ber of th e W om en’s
B.
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P.
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is
held
at
7
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and
th
e
next nine m onths, th e Rev. E. G. Judd,
ch u rch serv ice w ill begin at 8 o'clock. au x ilia ry to th e A m erican Legion to
th e p asto r of th e B aptist church, w ill Bible stu d y and p ra y e r m eeting are ta k e cak e to th e su p p er on the eve
deliver a series of ad dresses on the W ednesday evening a t 8 o'clock. The ! ning of th e F o u rth , h as been left at
c h a ra c te r, m essag e and m ission of su b ject will be "T he T each in g s of ! th e Outlook office, w here th e ow ner
C h rist as related to p resen t day con­ C h rist on P ra y e r.”
may get it.
ditions, beginning next S unday m orn ­
Mr. and Mrs. W. Cole of W arren to n .
ing. T he subject of the first address
H andsom e is th a t h andsom e does.— Oregon, a re g u ests at th e hom e of
w ill be th e Key to th e Book of M at­ G oldsm ith.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bailey. Mrs. Cole
thew .” In th e evening service th e
is th e m o th er of Mrs. Bailey.
“ Say It w ith a W a n t A d.”
T he G. A. It. P o st and C orp w hich
w as to have m et S atu rd ay , Ju ly 19
has postponed th e m eeting indefinite
Take advantage of this BARGAIN OFFER in our
ly, on acco u n t of the F a rm e rs ’ Field
Day picnic.
Mrs. J. L. Stafford sp en t la st Sunday
at Seaside. W hile in sw im m ing be
■ yond th e b rea k ers, some m ovie a rtis ts
photographed her.
A su rp rise b irth d a y p a rty w as given
I lot LADIES NUBUC K PUMPS m grey and tan
Guy Vedder la st T uesday night. A
fine su p p er w as served to 20 relativ es,
who all sp en t a m ost en joyable eve­
ning.
Mr. and Mrs. Irv in g D odge e n te r­
tained a t d in n er T uesday evening, at
th e home of Mrs. C arrie H anson, the
follow ing: Mr. and Mrs. H. L. St.
Many items throughout the store at
C lair and d au g h ters, Mnp. M ildred
Davies and d au g h ter V irginia, and
J U L Y C L E A R A N C E P R IC E S
Misses W inifred and M argaret.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. L ato u re ll of
H eppner w ere in G resham one day
th is w eek on business.
Mrs. C. H. K inder left T uesday for
l ’h o n e 2221
W isconsin w here she expects to spend
G re sh am
th e rem ain d er of th e sum m er. She
Park here and shop in comfort
w ill visit a son in B araboo, an d a
b ro th er and g ran d c h ild ren in Union
C enter. She will re tu rn to h e r hom e
"Id le R est" on th e Sandy riv e r th e
la tte r p a rt of Septem ber.
Miss F ra n c e s W alker of P o rtlan d
w as a w eek-end g uest a t ‘‘Id le R e st”,
th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. K inder.
Miss W alker is an old tim e frien d of
th e K inders, both fam ilies h av in g been
b u sin ess people In Chicago in y ea rs
past.
A ndrew P u lle n and Mr. an d Mrs.
G alen F a n c h e r an d baby a rriv e d yes
te rd a y from Union, Oregon, to spend a
week with th e ir m other, Mrs. W. E
B eegle an d o th e r rela tiv e s an d frien d s
Mr. an d Mrs. R ick er cam e w ith them
Miss F lo ren ce Honey, who h as been
in Ningpo, China, for th e p a st sev
e ra l m onths h as gone to S h an g h ai for
W hipcord a n d k h a k i
th
e sum m er.
She expects to stay
belted m odel
th e re for th e n ex t school y ear w here
she w ill teach in th e M cTyeire School,
th e M ethodist E piscopal school a t th a t
P la in o r laced
place.
A baby boy w as born to M rs. Ada
N ickerson F rid ay , Ju ly 11, a t th e W il­
cox M em orial h ospital. T he m o th er
C o llars a tta c h e d
an d baby a re doing nicely. T he baby
is being cared for in an in cu b ato r.
T he opening dance of th e fa ir se a ­
O xfords a n d h ig h cut
son w ill be held on th e l a i r grounds
tom orrow night. A six-piece band
w ill fu rn ish th e m usic. T he sam e
4 clubs a n d bag
band w ill play for dances on the
g ro u n d s a t th e new dance pavilion
each evening d u rin g th e fair.
F ra n k Jo n es has gone to S e a ttle for
a sh o rt visit w ith his son E ttsel.
GRESHAM LOCALS
Century Stores
I here is a reason why you patronize some particular store. Many thousand
t U ry STO°RTsr\ v 1T t h a t e t h e rl n n’
up ,o the -n-nte 20th C E ^
1 K , StUKI.S with their carefully selected foods, priced extremely low' /i'r
these‘,offZrings""y
“ 2° ' k C' nlUry S‘° "
c° “n,s- Take ^vantage of
SATURDAY AND MONDAY
Shoe Department
CORN F'LAKES, K e llo g g ’s,
8 pkgs. f o r ................... 25c
I AI L S JELLY , Pure fruit and sugar,
assorted flavors, 7-oz. glass, 2 for 25c
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Sold re g u la rly a t $5.85 a n d $6.75
M ACARONI, re a d y cut,
fre sh sto ck , 4 lbs. fo r 85«
A L B E R S F L A P JA C K o r
O LY M PIC PA N CA K E
FL O U R , lge. p k g ......28«
Lily of Valley Country
$7 to $10
PANTS
$2 to $4
SHIRTS
$1 to $4
SHOES
$3 to $7
AylsWortK&Martirx1"
‘ S h
w ear
o e s
WOOD SAWING
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.
GEO. SHAW Phone 22» ED. SMITH
G R ESH A M
R E G U L A R R A T E S ON D A IL IE S
The following are the regular subscription rates on Port­
land dailies and combination with Outlook, except for the
bargain rates announced above.
One Year
»6.00
...... 8.00
... 6.00
8.00
5.00
___ 5.00
OREGONIAN. Dally
OREGONIAN, Dally and Sunday
OREGON JOURNAL, Daily
OREGON JOURNAL, Dnilv and Sunday
PORTLAND TELEGRAM
PORTLAND NEWS
W ith Outlook
»6.35 .
8.00
6.35
8.00
5.35
5.00
G re a t Events A re H ap p ening. K eep In fo rm ed
SU B SC R IB E N O W !
PHONE 1561
Window Clennfng
For ex p e rt window cleaning see S.
T ajim a, o r leave o rd ers w ith John
Brown. G resham , phone 2501.
8 c a n s fo r
■Zu lb.
1 Ib.....
Gentlemen Corn, No. 2 c a n s,
JE L L O , a ll flavors,
p e r p a c k a g e ...............10c
U lf
l¿
W ESSO N OIL, q u a rts ,
each ..............
19c
Baseball
P R E F E R R E D STOCK
T E L E P H O N E PEA S,
No. 2 c a n s ..................... 19c
3 c a n s f o r ..................... 55<-
CRISCO, S u p erio r S h ortening,
3 lbs. 73c, 6 lb s.....$1.43
49c
ROYAL W H IT E SOAP,
1« b a r s .......................... 38c
F IG BA RS, g e n u in e im ­
p o rte d fig fillin g s
,2 lbs. f o r ........................ 35c
Conveniently located at GRESHAM
for buying a
Gresham American Legion
vs.
St. jQhns Woodmen
MIrco Process Finish—
1
S U N D A Y a t 2 :3 0
S t a p le t o n F ie ld
A dults 25c
M ach in es F re e
Oven Insulation—
2
3
An E xclusive MONARCH featu re.
Most
scientific chem ical tre a tm e n t know n, p ro ­
ducing a ru st-re sistin g su rface in su rin g
long life and a ttra c tiv e ap p earan ce. B eau­
ty w ith d u rab ility .
H ig h est q u ality , tw o-inch, honey-com bed,
asb esto s block is used to in su la te MON­
ARCH E le ctric Ovens. T his type in su latio n
w ill not sag like loose, in ferio r in sulations.
Mercury Oven Thermometer—
P laced in a position w here m ost easily read.
Safe from injury. A bsolutely dependable
bees use m e rc u ry tube p e n e tra te s th e oven
w all and m akes d irec t co n tac t w ith the
oven te m p eratu re .
4
RI'.X I.ARD
75c and $1.45
Il W EI.SHOR EN 1 NG.80« and $1.55
BOO THS SARDINES
15,
AMI RICAN SARDINES 2 for 15c
HERRING
4 foi 25
1’ERE HONEY
FRUIT II 1.1.Y
APPLE BUTTER
PRESERVES
.MONARCH b u rn ers a re th e q u ick est and
most econom ical to use. Every bit of the
clean, od o rless heat is co n c en trated on the
< 'k in g u ten sil. H ig h est g rad e elec trica l
w ire used. All dow nw ard rad iatio n of heat
p r o f i t e d by PARAMOUNT h ea t-re sistin g
In su latin g block. E n tire u n it encased in
m etal recep tacle.
G u aran teed one year
ag ain st m ech an ical defects.
5
MON VRFII Automatic Oven Vent—
A u to m atically elim in ates excessive m o ist­
ure. A ssu res p ro p er oven operation.
.............. qt 55«
io,
9,
93,
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Malleable Iron Construction—
6
7
8
9
¡0
By th e use of m alleab le iron, th e toughest
an d m ost p rac tica l m etal w here stre n g th is
req u ired , th e MONARCH is th e m ost rigid
elec tric ran g e on th e m ark et.
Rust-Proof Oven—
All Ovens in MONARCH E le c tric R anges
a re b u ilt of heavy gauge, sh eet alum inum ,
ab so lu tely ru st-p ro o f, th ereb y elim inating
oven replacem ent.
Reciprocating Snitches—
L atest type th re e -h e a t sw itches easily
tu rn e d in eith er d irection to produce the de­
sired heat. Individual fuse for each b u rn ­
er. co nveniently located below each sw itch
easily replaced.
MONARCH Pastry Oven—
A big facto r In MONARCH E lectric R ange
economy.
A m ple size for baking pies,
cookies, or, w arm in g ro lls. Does aw ay w ith
th e necessity of b eatin g larg e oven for o r­
d in a ry use.
MONARCH Oriraniiation—
MONARCH E le ctric s are built in th e sam e
g ig a n tic p la n t a t B eaver Dam, W isconsin
by th e sam e ex p ert ran g e b u ilders who
have been b u ilding A m erica's finest ran g es
for th e past q u a rte r cen tu ry . The en tire
m a n u fa ctu rin g o rg anization, a? w ell as our
th o u san d s of d ealers, stand solidly behind
every claim m ade for MONARCH Ranges.
J. E. M E TZG E R
VOIR HOME FURNISHER
01 VCCO LUNCH BOXI S
85
P A nd TUXEDO
$1.05
CAM IE. LUCKY STRIKE, CHEST-
1 REIELD CIGARETTES.
$1.35
I sera of th e W an t Ad. C olum n a re
urged to pay cash w ith o rd e r and
avoid se n d in g bills fo r sm all am o u n ts
Now is the tirnr* to order
BAPTIST
THOSE GOOD NASH CLOTHES
l’*Ma
A. W. METZGER & CO.
10 *• !"• J^nnon « H a. m.
and 7 .10 n. m
L o rd a Supis r the first
S un day o f the m onth, rtible S tudy and
P ra se S ervice W edneaday. 7 30 p. a ,
’ ho ir R eh earsal T h u rs d a y . 7 JO p m.
Phone 1451
YOUNG M E N
BETHEL
“ Th e Otad lia n a
C h a rr h .”
Quality and Service
........;4#c
FANCY SL’N-KIST LEMONS
300 size, dozen............................. 30¿
2 0 1 H C E N T U R Y C O F F E E , perfect blend? always fresh, pound 38c, 3 lbs. $1.10
ROYAL CLUB COFFEE. 5 lbs. $2.25
2 for 25c
2 for 25c
15,
2 for 25c
C A M PB EL LS SO UP, a ll
v a rie tie s, e a ch .......... 10c
Nee it on display in our Show Window
KERR’S BEST PATENT FLOUR, Sack. $1.65
f’lOMAPOES
CORN
PELAS, good
IK >.Mi\Y
,
P U R E BU LK LA RD,
3 lbs. f o r.....,.................. 50c
R a d ia n t Type G u a ra n te e d B u rn e r__
MESCA f R AISINS
lb 10
Bt LK COCOA
lb 5c
S C O >RN I I. \KES
3 for 25,
9,
■ KELLOGS
1 .
— BRAX
_______ EEAKES
25e,
3 fo r .....57c
WALLA WALLA GLOBE ONIONS
at 4 pounds.................................. J5(
For Saturday and Monday
lb 29c
lb 27,
lb 19.
lb 29-
lb 35c
89c
L IB B Y ’S P IN E A P P L E ,
la rg e ca n s, e a c h ....... 33c
2 c a n s f o r ..................... 65c
MONARCH
ELECTRIC
RANGE
GROCERY SPECIALS
NEW BER( Î HAM
BACON BACKS
PICNICS
EO \E C H E E S E .................
J'lI.LAMOPR <111,1 si
OLD DU TCH C L E A N SE R
° f o r .................. .....
15c
TEN
REASONS
$12
M e n ’ s
F U L L CREAM C H E E S E ,
lb 28e, 2 lb s ............... 55c
APRICOTS, Del Monte,
la rg e c a n s .................. 25c
H E R S H E Y COCOA,
Y2 lb. tin s , e a c h .......... 15«
MEN
SUITS
FANCY SPRING CHINOOK SAL­
MON, new pack, Maple Leaf Brand,
'--pound tins 23f, 1 -pound tin 40c4
\ IM i LOUR, one of the old reliable brands
Especially priced 49-lb. sack, $1.59
L. A. WACK & CO.
We have the things you will need
for summer days.
NORW EGIAN’ SA R D IN E S
in p u re olive oil. 2 for. 25c
A D IR O N D A C K C A N E an d M A P L E S Y R U P
this syrup has higher p ercen tag e o f M aple th an any o th ir
C ane an d M aple S yrup on this m ark e t. Full pints 33c full
q u a rts 55c, full | gallon. 99c, full gallon, $1.89
Special at
Vacation and
Outing Apparel
F E D E R A L M ILK, ta ll
ca n s, e a ch 9c, 3 fo r 25c
“In l ,c r * a l Brotherhood Is the Goal"
"Come Ikon with nt and tee tr ill do
thee good.’
For School Wear
Phone P. F. BLACK, Gresham 1801
W ill show you sa m p le s a n d ta k e y o u r m e a s u re fo r s u it
o r o v e rc o a t.
Price $23-50