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GRESHAM LOCALS
Mrs. Ida H epp and Mrs. N. S. Zeliff
from Sellw ood, w ere b rief v isito rs in
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. H ard y have r e ­ G resham W ednesday evening.
tu rn ed to th e ir ph o to g rap h ic studio
Mrs. T. D. Wlxon, form erly of G resh-
a fte r a th ree w eeks’ vacation sp e n t a t | am - called a t th e hom e of Mrs. L. T.
th e Oregon beaches from N ew port to j L usted Monday evening. It will be re-
S easide and on Mt. Hood in th e L ost m em bered th a t Mr. Wlxon had ch arg e
L ake region. W hile in th e m o u n tain s
the 20th C en tu ry sto re in G resham
Let m e help you solve your pain t- tlley m et Ed. Shenk, who is em ployed 8°m e tim e ago. They a re now living
We w ish to th a n k ou r friend« for
th e ir m any expressions of sym pathy
on the death of our beloved d aughter
and sister, and for th e profusion of
b eautiful flower« w hich they sen t to
cover h er la st restin g place.
Mr, and Mrs. lienj. M athew s and
Fam ily.
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Century Stores
( areiully selected foods, Pleasing Service and Low Prices are the three
that have built up the patronage, to manv thousands of satisfied buy­
ers. at these clean, modern, sanitary 20th Century Stores. Why not in­
crease your savings by taking advantage of the 20th Century Stores low op­
erating vosts?
A 7-pound d au g h ter, B a rb a ra Ja n e, 8tore th ere. Mrs. W ixon atten d ed th
the in g s
Piano Tuning.
waB born to Mr- an<1 Mr«. D. Clifford picnlc given for the em ployes of th is
P iano tu n in g |3 . Plano and organ Na*h at th e N ash '’“ '•■torium on Ju ly <;haln
«tores on Ju ly 24 a t C rystal
repairing, F red B. Jones. Phone or-i^^*
m o th er w as fo rm erly Miss 1 Lake
“ k“ park,
ders to Outlook 15AI. or TA hor 8952 Ja n e Brook of th e O rient d istric t.
Mrs. Je ssie S ow ard and d au g h ters
H o rten se and Id a have re tu rn e d from
C orbett w here they sp en t th e p ast
five weeks.
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A N N O U N C E M E N T
THE GRESHAM BEAUTY SHOPPE
w ill open about A u g u st 1 over
F irst S ta te B ank, G resham
Marcelling, Scalp Treatments, H air Dyeing, Etc.
ruby imbrie
marie b . whetzel
SURE
W e would like to see you at the Fair.
You’ll not see a better exhibit of
Mrs. A rchie C o rn u tt of R iddle is
visiting w ith rela tiv e s and frien d s
here. She w as bro u g h t S unday from
Sal-in by M- and Mrs. S. C. Jo n es and
H ally and is now a t th e Jo n es home.
Among th é G resham women who
took p a rt In th e drive for th e sa le of
tick ets for th e fa ir and th e C h ild ren ’s
F arm H ome on la st T uesday m orning
w ere Mrs. Cora E vans, Mrs. Lena
Needham. Mr«.. 8 . T. Clow, Mrs. J. N.
C lanahan and Miss Alice R oberts.
They w ere in Squad 1 w ith P rin c ess
P at and her retin u e. At noon lu n c h ­
eon w as served th e w o rk ers a t th e
H azelw ood, w hen ab o u t 75 w ere th e
g u ests of Mr. B arde and his co m m it­
tee.
E m ployes of th e 20th C entury sto re I
h ere joined th e w o rkers of all o th e r I
sto res of th a t group in a picnic
T h u rsd ay at C ry stal L ake p ark . This
is an an n u a l event looked fo rw ard to
w ith eag ern ess by the 20th C en tu ry 1
people.
OFFERINGS SATURDAY ANI) MONDAY
CREME OIL SOAP
5 bars fo r....................2 rfl’
PORK & BEANS, Camp­
bell’s, “The Big Can”
each ............................10c
New Pack SHRIMP, Amer­
ican Beauty, 1 lb. can
2 f o r ........................... 85c
R rOl!S’,nnn
T°ik t PaPCr a" d »
shopping bag
48c
b rolls 1000-sheet Fancy Tissue Toilet Paper
and
a
large shopping bag 48c
aper
FANCY CREAM ROLLED
OATS, 4 lbs................23c
WAX PAPER, 5c size
3 rolls for....................10c
MILK, Federal or C arna­
tion, tall cans, each... 9e
dozen ..................... $1.05
A d iro n d a ck C ane an d M ap le Syrup, new pack, very finest quality,
pints 3 3 c each, quarts 5 5 c each, A gals. 9 9c ea., gals. ea. $ 1 .8 9
LESLIE SHAKER SALT,
package ......................10c
E xtra large ITALIAN
PRUNES, 3 lbs....... 25c
Pure Bulk LARD, 3 lbs. 50c
Best Bulk SHORTENING
3 lbs............................. 50c
B all M ason Jars, complete with caps and rubbers, all newest
stock, pts. 7 9c per doz, qts, 9 5 c per doz., A gals, per doz. $ 1 .2 9
DEL MONTE TOMATOES,
Kingsford CORN STARCH
Kingsford Gloss Starch,
Mrs. Ja s. N aylor and d a u g h te r
large cans, 2 for
35c
1-lb. pkg, 2 fo r........... 25c
1-lb.pkg, 2 for........... 2d
T helm a and R ich ard A ndrew have r e ­
tu rn ed from S easide w here they have
been for sev eral w eeks. M rs. H. G.
A ndrew , who has been w ith them , w ill
rem ain for an o th er m onth and h as so
NORWEGIAN K IPPER
SEEDLESS RAISINS, des­
fa r recovered h er h ea lth th a t she ex ­
SNACKS, delicious
sert brand, 15 oz. pkgs.
f o r ............................ 15c
pects to ca re for h erse lf u n til h e r r e ­
each
........................... 10c
tu rn home. She h as m ade a w o n d er­
ful gain going to th e beach.
The re g u la r m eeting of th e G resham
R E LIA B ILIT Y
DEVILED MEAT l^s,
Pioneer MINCE CLAMS,
SERVICE
Rebekah lodge w ill be held a t th e
W HITE WONDER SOAP,
Phone 1141
6 cans fo r...........
25c
cans, each.......... ,20c
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Monday,
Ju
ly
28.
T
he
Gresham
10 bars for .......... ...35c
3 f o r ............................57c
m em bers of th e degree staff a re e x ­
pected to be p re se n t for degree w ork.
I RINCESS PA PER N A PK IN S, 40 Nap- IVORY SOAP, 10c size 3 bars
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. R u sh er and
kins in package, pkg. 10c, 3 pkgs..... 25c
f o r .................
’
23c
d au g h ters F lo re n ce and Ire n e m ade a
2 0 T H C E N T U R Y C O F F E E , “ T he P e r fe c t B len d ”, roasted to­
week end trip to S eattle and R itsel,
W ashington, w here th ey visited w ith
d a y , on your ta b le tom orrow , 1
3 8 c, 3
$ 1 .1 0
relativ es. On th e ir re tu rn th ey w ere
accom panied by Miss Olive F r a n ­
cisco, who is v isitin g here.
We w ant to reduce our stock of Lawn Mowers, Garden
T he Rev. A. S. H isey, Mrs. H isey and and B yrne M cCullough, Mr. an d Mrs.
Hose, Lawn Sprinklers, Etc.
H elen sp en t tw o o r th re e days th is H enry Able, J r., Miss H elen M itchell
and E m ery G apen, a ll of D unnigan,
w eek a t G overnm ent Camp.
C alifornia.
U n til S a tu rd a y , A u g . 2 d , w e w ill se ll
Rev. Theo. H. F ra n k e, p a sto r of th e
Syd. Wood, m an ag er of th e P o rtlan d
E vangelical ch u rch a t N ewton, K a n ­
th ese g o o d s at a d iscou n t o f 15 per cen t.
sas, and a form er schoolm ate of Rev. A uto club, h as been busy for th e p ast
H. R. G ebhardt, m ade a sh p rt call at few days m aking a rra n g e m e n ts to
which m eans that a 50-ft. coll of (he best moulded garden
IN T U M B L E R S
the p arso n ag e la st M onday afternoon. feed th e larg e n u m b ers of people who
hose fhal sold lor $7.00 «III now sell for $5.95 and a 16-ln.
w ill v isit his place on th e Sandy riv er
A
ndrew
B
rugger,
w
ho
h
as
been
Northern k in g Lawn Mower (hat sold regular for $15 00
M ade by the New Pressed and Blown Glass Process
helping w ith co n stru ctio n w o rk for d u rin g th e fair. H e p la n s to keep the
» i ll . . . » m -II l,,r »12.;.;. 1 r ,..„ l ,l „ c l„ ,u , ‘“, i l „ i | , i l ,
club
house
open
la
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th
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fair
th e governm ent in th e Jo h n Day co u n ­
regularly sold lor $l..»0 you can take it away for $1.27.
week.
try, has re tu rn e d and is now busy in
Mrs. A. E. E k stro m drove la st week
P o rtlan d . He expects to leave for
The goods are first class. Take advantage of these
to Union, Oregon, to join h e r h usband,
R oseburg soon.
low prices and we both profit thereby.
H. G. M cCullough of S ycam ore s ta ­ and w ill rem ain th e re u n til S ep tem ­
tion. an em ploye of th e A m erican ber 1. She found th e W’e a th e r p le a s a n t­
I t’s a pleasure to drink out of them
Type F o u n d ers com pany of P o rtlan d , ly cool on h e r arriv al.
A fam ily reu n io n w as held la st S u n ­
is enjoying his tw o w eeks' vacation in
trip s to the beach, th e m o u n tain s and day a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. F o r ­
Phone 1121
Other places of in te re st. G uests of est S hultz of B oring, in ho n o r of the
Mr. and Mrs. M cCullough a re Victor fo rm e r’s m other, Mrs. E m m a G il­
Phone 1236
m ore of G resham . T hose p re se n t w ere
Gresham
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. D avis an d fam ily
of S p ringdale, Mrs. A m ber L eland of I
T ro u td ale, F ay S hultz of F a lls City,
Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. B ern. S h u ltz of
K ansas City, K an sas, Mr. and Mrs. !
W ilson T est of P o rtlan d . All of Mrs j
G ilm ore's ch ild ren w ere p re se n t ex -
cep tin g one son. A bout 25 p erso n s
NEW BERG HAM .................. lb. 29c
RUX BARI), med pail...............
75
in all w ere th e re an d a fine gro u p -
NEWBERG PICNICS............. lb. 19c
p ic tu re w as secured.
Mrs. F o rest I
REX EAR I), large pail.
$1 45
NEW BERG BACON BACKS . lb 27c
S hultz an d ch ild ren have been v isitin g
.H A \E E S lI ( )R rE N E N G ;.~
.80
NEW BERG BACON................ lb. 33c
for a few days w ith th e D avis fam ily
. SH O R TEN IN G .
$1 55
a t S pringdale.
All Sugar Cured.
BROOKFIELD CHEESE ...'.'.’.'jb 29c
, ' r r : ,
Mr. and Mrs. K. A. M iller and daugh- j J
te r V irginia sp e n t la st w eek-end at
Cannon Beach.
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'“'»■'"■»"»n ..............
AUTOMOBILES
IMPLEMENTS
or WATER SYSTEMS
VIM PATENT FOUR, an old reliable brand, 49-lb.sk. $1.59
at any western fair than is shown by
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
20th CENTURY BROOMS, 5 sew, strong, med. weight,wonderful value, 98c
S P E C IA L S A L E
pounds
pounds
S O M E T H IN G N E W
1 Oc each
L. L. KIDDER HARDWARE CO.
HEPP’S RACKET STORE
Gresham
Saturday
GROCERY SPECIALS
Viî h r e i ust, racei\®d a lar&e assortment of New
\ lew ( ards of Seaside and Lower Columbia Views
Monday
OUR INTELLIGENCE DEPARTMENT
COCOA
4 lbs. 25c
2 cm nN 25c
CORN FLAKES
3 pkgs. 25c
Schilling
Baking Powder
cream o r tartar
BRAN FLAKIS
I’kg. 9c
SEEDED RAISINS
Pkg. 10c
K. ( . II IKING POU DER
25c can 19c
( RFs< i n 1 r . u n n 1» e it
20c can 9c
SCHILLING SPONGE CAKE
I 1, cupful« of flour
1 cupful sugar
,
1 teaspoontul Schilling
3 ta b le s p o o n fu l« m ilk
V a n illa E a tra c t
>*» ‘ ^ M 'o o n fu la
i te a .p o o n fu l S c h illin g
S c h illin g Balling
L e m o n E x tr a c t
Powder
P in c h o t aalt
Beat th e egg« u n t il th e y are creamy.
A d d th e augar. C o n tin u e to b e a t— the
masa w ill b ecom e th ic k e r and o f a
L g h t c o lo r. A dd th e m ilk , flo u r, bak-
•ng p o w d e r, « a lt. v a n illa « „ d lem o n
e xtra c ta . P o u r in greased cake pan.
L ake in in u d e ia te o ven fo r a b o u t 33
m in u te s .
\ on can make thia delicious eponge cdfcs
— amf you 11 like it, to o . I f you d o n ’t,
»« U pay for it. W e ’ll p a y y o u th e fu ll
coat of each of the ah«*««- ingredients. as
»ell aa the com o f the foil ra n o f Schilling
Baking Powder. Y o u keep everything.
I lua la the Schilling Monev hack
C o o k in g G u aran tee.
I’. A. and l'l XI DO TOBACCO
16 t
t 1 05
El NCH BOX rOBACCÓ’ spcl 85*
CAMI L CIG A RETTS, cartón ...$1.35
CORN
2 cm ns 25c
SOI Alt DRAM)
PINEAPPLE
3 cmon 79c
C«LI MBIA It. SALMON
3 chon 69c
VMERIUAN SARDINES
2 CMHN 15«
V IN ( ’AMP’s
l ’ORK AND BEANS
Med. 3 cans 31c
GF R TO, 3 bottles
FRUIT PECTIN. 3 bottles
C LAROX, bottle
In many respects the intelligence service, rendered
by the great banking fraternity resembles that in the
military service.
I he thousands of bankers connected with these in­
stitutions always cooperate with each other in lookin-
up information.
iw iung
I he hirst State Bank offers this service UREE to
its patrons Many of your neighbors protect their ir
vestments through this service.
Do you?
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Quality and Service
L. L. K idder has re tu rn e d from
W elches w here he sp en t a w eek cam p ­
ing w ith his fam ily. T he o th e rs w ill
re tu rn In a few days.
T he V ictory circ le of th e E v an g e li­
cal ch u rch w ill hold a sa le of hom e
cooked food and b ro ilers a t th e Cecil
M etzger g ro cery on A u g u st 2.
A rran g em en ts a re being m ade for
th e opening of th e G resham B eauty
Shoppe over th e F irs t S tate Bank
ab o u t A ugust 1. T h is w ill be co n ­
ducted by Ruby Im brie and M arie B.
W hetzel, g rad u a tes of th e M arinello
C osm etician
School in
P o rtlan d .
T h ese young women w ill m ake th e ir
hom e In G resham , h aving secu red
room s in th e sam e building w ith th e ir
b u sin ess estab lish m en t.
Mr. mid Mrs. C. C. Y ager have gone
to N ew port for th eir vacation. J. V.
Cogsw ell is looking a fte r th e w ork at
th e Mt. Hood depot.
Mr. and Mrs. L eslie T. St. C lair left
early th is m orning for T illam ook to
atten d the an n u a l convention of th e
S tate E d ito rial asso ciatio n an d n ew s­
p ap e r conference.
T he an n u al picnic of th e H. W.
S trong berry pickers w as held today
-it M ontrose p ark on th e S andy riv er.
tom atoes
eason w as held at th e b erry cam p
idttorium last night. P icking will
m tin u e for several w eeks yet on
Window CleanTng
W h at you w ant, w hen you w ant it.
ack caps and b lack b erries.
F o r ex p ert window cleaning see 8.
A ch an g e in th e baseball schedule T ajlm a, or leave o rd ers w ith John 89 you w» nt It— W an t ad it.
of th e A m erican Legion team for next Brown. G resham , phone 2501.
S unday has been made. It w as ex ­
H A R D Y S T U D IO
Get th e classified ad. habit.
pected th a t th e gam e w ould be b e­
tw een G resham and C orbett but in-
GRESHAM
stead will he betw een th e local team j
1 ompetent handling of ail
f T he f a n n <r
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and the A m erican Can com pany. T he i
phntogniphlr work.
» •
» ne and
gam e w ill be called at 2:30 at S tap le-
Open Sundays by appointment
hope
of
th
e
nation.
ton Held.
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THINK
Phone 541
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