Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, August 15, 1924, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPACE FOLK TUOI TOALE GARAGE B A F 1IST CHCHCH M ILL BU SINESS CHANGES 1HSCI SS GOD’S KINGDOM GRESHAM LOCALS An im portant business change took The Rev. E. O. Judd, pastor of the Mrs. Chas. Parsons of Seattle, who place in Troutdale this week when E. E. Van Buskirk & Sons of Bridal Baptist church, will deliver a sermon has been visiting with Dr. and Mrs. Veil leased the E. E. Cook garage Sunday morning on the subject of John Parsons of Ventura Park, spent building and bought the shop equip “God’s Kingdom.” Is such a kingdom a day this week at the D. M. Roberts ment of Mr. Cook. The latter retain to be found among the nations now? home. ed the Chevrolet agency and will con Would such a kingdom be welcomed Dr. Chas. Johnson is in Vancouver, tinue the business from the same by the other nations? place. The new garage men are ex- ' 1 Bible school will begin prompt- Washington, with the Dokkie band perlenced mechanics. They will In- 1 at a ' m ” ant* t*le church service His veterinary practice here will be n 1 ° o ’c,ock- clock. The young peoples’ cared for by Dr. R. S. Foster of Port stitute night service as well as day. 1 at 1, meeting commencing a t 7 p. m. will land during his absence. Sprinkling Honrs Limited. be conducted by Miss Elsa Sharp. Miss Florence Rosin left today fcr Notice is hereby given to water The subject is "Lessons From the 12th users in Gresham or the Powell Valley Chapter of Romans." Preaching ser a week’s stay at Seaside. at 0 8 ociocx, o’clock, subject, "Noah's w ater districts th a t sprinkling of vice ’ ‘vc nl Mr. and Mrs. H enry Morgan and j lawns has been limited to the hours for the Present Day." Bible sons, Donald and Jack, and Mrs. Mor of 5 to 8 a. m. Anyone found violating study al>d prayer meeting Wednesday gan’s niece. Miss Doris Hunt, left to Is liable to arre st and fln» this rule is fine. 1 evening a t 8 o’clock. day for Seaside. It was expected th at | By Order of Portland W ater Board. they would be accompanied by Mr. Undenominational .Services Outlook want ads will bring buyer and Mrs. William Morgan of Portland J Announced. and seller together cheaply and but an accident to their little son, who | quickly. The Bible study for this evening at cut his leg badly, made it necessary the Undenominational Temple has for that family to rem ain at home. been withdrawn. Next Sunday the pastor, the Rev. S. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Larsen have r e - , F. Pitts, will preach at 2 o’clock. Sun turned from a fine trip by automobile “The Glad Hand day school will be held at 10 in the Chnrcfc.** to California and Mexico. i 10 *• Sermon at 11 a. m. morning. The regular prayer m eet • 30 d . m. Lord*« Supper the first ing will be on Tuesday evening. All P r in S y s£.Vii** * w ni h- Study and A. J. W. Brown left yesterday on a Service Wednesday. 7:30 p. m are cordially invited to attend these Choir Rehearsal. Thursday, 1 SO p. m. lumber freighter for San Francisco, services. “I'nlversal Brotherhood Is the Goal” He will visit his daughter, Mrs. A. C. "Come thou with ua and we will do Davis, a t Martinez. W O O D , W O O D ! thee good.' If you haven’t your wood see Cecil REV. E. T. JUDD, Pastor. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. B. W’ack and j Metzger, Gresham, phone 1151. tf three children of Council BlufTs, Iowa, surprised their relatives here when they arrived Tuesday evening. He is | spending a few days at the N. J. An SA V E M ONEY thon home with his brother-in-law I and sister and will also spend some J time in Portland with his brother, L. A. Wack and family. BETHEL BAPTIST Buy now and All Summer Hats at Reduced Prices *1 $3 to Gresham Hat Shop Mens and Young Mens Suits E very G arm ent a C h a llen g e V alu e Shirts »villi collars attached AiÄtK^Martin? m i n s w £ ar shoes CRESH A M OREGON $1 to $ 3 g iv e Bed I railing Stam ps Mr. and Mrs. Ben. Mathews have gone to the coast for several w eeks’ vacation. They will visit the T illa mook county and other beaches. L. R. Crockett and two sons from Mercedes, Texas, old neighbors of Mr and Mrs. D. P. Milliken, spent several days this week visiting a t the Milli ken home. They are traveling by au tomobile and have made 5200 miles since July 4, when they left home. They have proceeded on their journey I and will go through the Yellowstone park and retu rn home by way of Mis souri. 20th Century Store SAFETY FIRST ThenBteheS p r i ^ Y ^ X f e sure ? TORES i"8“™ «■*. ih°r<;S' I he f?ct ,hat ,he 20TH CENTURY STORES*13«11 ** ,he ord'nar>' thousand satisfied buyers daitv is i n ¡ i s o i r K 1 tKEs serve many, many tury system. See for yourself7 4 f an endorsement of the 20th Cen- Offerings Saturday and Monday, Aug. 16h and 18th »11 v i r i e lk s .3? . ^ D campbel I s T io « ’ k M pa?k flh AM S’ Pack, flat cans, 2 for 25c T IO N M IL K ’ m e d - W e ig h *’ S ,r o n g a n d d u r a b lc - e a c h 7 BEANS, the big c a n niOc N p w nn oV A J- 2 2 S°a nd v , ■ on e pound 28c, 2 lbs 55c '• ’ • = 9c FU LL CREAM CH EESE ............... “ F . , j ™ S FE D E R A L or CARNA- -« * i ....» 2 = . amond Crystal Iodine Salt, both food and medicine, tristian french fancy ceyi on 2' I b ’ shaker > 15 c h M e d i u m ^ 1 Peal" in "medium" size ‘X V e'Sch*“"’ SMALL W H ITE beans . 3 pounds ... M e BOA AL BAKING POW- DER, 2 i£ -lb can #1.29 large can for...............43c R 11 KA c- • ‘ inS’ each 22 V ' LIRRV qt T r im ’ P,N E .33( PABOWAX CREAMED ROT r v n OATS 4 lbs •’ *><• <) lh sack for lb-« ........................ 68<? 19c . .. Leaf Salm on, Fan- C} to ,u m b i« R iver Chin- n ook ’ ^ ’ lb tin ...........25c newest stock. P ^ l T r ’d o 'z ^ ^ q ts " ; doz'95c, ^ g a k ^ d o T ^ l ^ WALLA WALLA GLOBE ONIONS, 5 pounds 15c Baseball fans need not be disap pointed Sunday, although the locals journey to Corbett to tangle with the fast Corbett nine at 2:30 p. m„ as the W aterfront team will play Lucken- Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Stuck and son back on Stapleton field at 11 a. m. LaMonte plan to leave for their old home in Pine Island, Minnesota, next Mrs. B. L. W alrad has returned from Monday. They will drive through and Seattle, where she w ent with her expect to reach Minneapolis by Au guest and old school friend, Mrs. gust 30, and will attend the state fair Edna K reader of Lawrence, K a n sa s.. during u u ..us the Uie next next week. The following i he two spent several days visiting week they plan to attend the w t i mutual friends. Mrs. K reader is I county fair of which Mr stn n ir Pine * ***” was ,n d o. th. pre Mr and Esther home for Indian girls con- Mrs. Stuck are called to Pin» i ' , H o m e ^ i" ^ WrenCe bZ the Woman's to look after business m atters The^ X 0 1 “ H L “ ,W r I an(* hope to return to Oregon, which A picnic Is being planned for the ‘earned to llke very much, members and friends of the Ladles’ I h ix h T h V ? * graduate oi the unl°n Aid and Woman's Home Missionary ' ‘ societies of the Methodist Episcopal Recent guests at the B. L. W alrad church for next Wednesday a t Wah home were the Misses G ertrude and keena Falls. Those desiring trans Pearl LuHuquet and their brother portation in«»,, *1. should call Mrs. a' A. S 1 J°b n of Sand Point, Idaho The for- Sunday Par8° nage’ 1811’ before mer will be remembered as a teacher Un the union high school in the spring of 1915. She has been for several years school superintendent of Bon- I ner county, Idaho. She expects to I take work in Columbia University the J coming year for her m aster's degree. • -- Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Aylsworth and I children, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Kinder left yesterday for a trip to Klamath Fails. They expect to be gone about I a week and before their return will visit C rater Lake and the Oregon I caves. Mr. and Mrs. Aylsworth have a quarter-section farm in Klamath county, which they will visit. LARGE JUICY LEMONS 300 size, doz ia c h alf-d oz........................ i Oc NEW POTATOES, Ore- gon stock, 10 lbs 25c responsibilities become ours when we take charge of the service. Our knowledge and equipment are used to make all of the arrangements worthy of your approval. ' ’ />UZ offene 9% ^¡¡¡¡¡»- Cieycn GROCERY SPECIALS Royal Club Coffee SPECIAL 1 lh. 47c. 3 lbs. $1.33 TOMATOES 2 for 25c CORN 2 for 25c PEAS 3 for 41c ROYAL W. SOAP 25 bars #1.00 H . W. SOAP 25 bars #1.00 P. A. TOBACCO 1« oz. #1.05 CAMEL C lG A K I T is Carton, «1.35 COMB HONEY (n e w ). Square 25e S c h illin g Baking Powder bulk cocoa Pound 5c ¿;AMi tau iab J POP’s (< H {\ STARCH Package 10c OL D F A S H IO N E D SCHILLING COOKIES 1 cupful flour 1 cupful augar 1 egg beaten teaapoonfula of Schilling B aking Powder JS cup of b u tter H teaspoon of CERTO B ottle 33c Schilling Cinnam on 1 teeapoonful of Seniili ----illing Vanilla E x tra c t G. B. CATSUP Pint Bottle 23c Crema the b u tter and «ugar, Add the w e |l and add part o i the m iia . add (he flour and baking pow der altern ately w ith the real o f the m ilk . Add the »pica and flavoring. R oll out on a Homed pastry board about ’ ,-in c h thick. C ut w ith a cookie cutter. S prinkle the top w ith grenu- leted auger. s - Ba ■ 1C I l i O M 2 lbs. 25c T ry thia Schilling recipe. I f vou ere die- •ppo inted wit h these cook we, tell us. W e 'll pey vou the lu ll coat o f esc h o f the shot» ingredients, ga well as the cost o f the full C an ot S ch illin g Baking Powder. Y o u keep •v erythm g. Thia ia the SchiUi ng M oney- ba» k Cooking Guarantee. B. E. EGG NOODLES 2 lbs. 25c B, L. M alrad left yesterday for ISL M arlin's springs where he expects to spend a week for treatm ents and rest. Mrs. Nancy E. Roberts, who has spent the past few months In Bel lingham, W ashington, with a son, has been brought to a Portland hispltal, I where she lias been for the past three I weeks taking treatm ent for heart trouble. She is reported to be im proving. Principal R. E. Cannon of Gresham I of the Gresham union high school w rites from Tidewater, Oregon, that he is having so much fun th at he I plans to continue his stay longer than expected. He has set Tuesday eve ning, August 19. at the time of his re- I turn. He reports plenty of fish. Mrs. Chas. Raney was brought from Hood River yesterday to the home of her mother. Mrs. J. C. Stanley and was taken this morning to a Portland I hospital where she underw ent a seri ous abdominal operation. She stood the operation well. W ith purchase of 3 packages of KELLOCS ASSORTED CEREALS We give 1 pkg. Kellogg Brnn Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Raker, Mr. and I Mrs. H. D. Bailey and family returned home Monday from Seaside, where they had been spending a week. FREE I, w”u |4 loved. love and be lovable.—Benjamin Franklin. A. W . METZGER <& CO / none 1451 Money to loan on reat estate. Farm j loans at C per cent. B. W Thorne. The Bank of Gresham pays 5 per cent interest on time deposita.—Adv Perpetual Motion Discovered Hie, that such a contrivance would have to nrndSS1" more energy than is required to start it P n u t they are wrong. Fir%rS M ? P a n k °" ment.1* been diK« ^ e d by the operatio" »“r eavings depart- Place $1.00 to work for vou at 4 nsr • mgs departnien, and in 35 years itfvdl am oJn? toMOO In 49 years it will total $700. In 70 years it will be $1600. I his satisfies the theory. It is also highly satisfactory to our manv m trn n ' > J a te. K U S t S e P S ,, „ ^ U a' M ° " ° " - - " 1 - a Constant dropping wears away stones"— Franklin. FIRST STATE BANK Gresham, Oregon A STRONG BANK Farm ers Mutual Fire Relief A on. Forges Ahead. The yearly report filed with the In surance D epartm ent by the Farm ers F r,® ReIlef Assn, shows |6.- 058,900. w ritten during 1923 and 2210 g a,“ *d' Lo” e' WW. J o i'i • lnsurance In force, »18- Th* A88n- ,l8 ° hM • »ub- cash balance. The low rate of 30c on all property Insured by the AssociaUon will not be changed, which euraabn'e« to get ’ ^equate In- o t CL 0 ea8y P’ n n ents. As™eSMe?h Sn<8ha‘l reports the o.AS ”J Oreeham*' S n ,8 h an - F alr Oronnde. Gresham, phone Farm ers 2101.—Adv’ aa Y oV ™ you want yon wan‘ B It— W ant ad it.