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GRESHAM LOCALS 1 *roni
, MUs an Ka
therlne Honey h“s «•etumed
extensive to u r of th e m iddle
A te st case is on in th e circ u it court,
th e su it being filed T hursday, of the
w est and ea ste rn sta te s and w ill begin Oregon P ickle & Canning Co. vs. K.
C ontinued from page 1
h e r w ork next week as m usic in K obayashi, a Ja p an e se tru c k grow er
B u rk h ard t G antenbein of Tillam ook, stru c to r in th e Irv in g to n school, P o rt n ea r town. T he litigation involves th e
Oregon, w as a recen t guest w ith r e la ­ land. W hile aw ay Miss H oney visited violation of th e c o n tra c t of K obayashi
in Boston, New York, W ashington. w ith th e pickle com pany. T he com ­
tives here.
Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Ott and children Chicago an d o th e r cities, an d m ade a p la in t ask s th a t he be enjoined from
trip in to C anada
disposing of th e product from his two-
retu rn ed from S easide T uesday eve­
ning from a few days’ stay a t th e pop­
W. F. H oney h as gone to ea ste rn a c re tra c t of cucum bers to any o th er
th a n th e p ickle facto ry here.
u la r beach resort.
( ’ontinuous Economy is the surest plan of Saving. Groceries bein^
Oregon on a business trip.
Mrs. E lla Seals, of S eattle, is here
t U R Y ^ T O R F S ^ k ’ ,t e p’ t5 ecef° rv’ offers the lar^est field. 20TH CEN^
for a couple of w eeks v isitin g a t th e
savin g. S^
Ett ^ ,ni e I^ i n c UePdPl,eS “ * W"°le’ Sh°" y° U
hom e of h er niece, Mrs. C. E. R usher.
Mrs. \ era L. T u ck er has on display
in th e W’alra d sto re a splendid collec­
tion of d ahlias grow n on her "T u ck er-
P G U l f AXTTh n o i k t r . MT
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h ill” farm h alf a m ile south of Gillis.
PORK AND BEANS, Van-
AMERICAN BEAUTY
She is show ing only about 100 v a rie ­
NORWEGIAN K IPPER
Camp’s, med. size..... loe
SHRIMP, No. 1 cans
ties of th e 500 she ac tu a lly has in h er
SNACKS, boneless
large size ................. 20c
2 t o r .................
35c
Linnem ann Junction
g ard en area. T he A m unra or E g y p t­
4 for
ian Sun God and th e Union Ja c k are
favorites, w ith th e b rillia n t yellow
L O T S O F P R IZ E R A C E S
79c,
9 5c
City of P o rtla n d ” not fa r behind.
The exhibit will continue over S a tu r­
R IPE OLIVES, VanCamps
DANCING KVKKV SATURDAY NIGIIT
WESSON or MAZOLA OIL
day.
MARASCHINO CHER­
reg. 10c size, s p c l .... 5c
quarts e a c h ................45c
Miss R uth N ystrom and two sm all
RIES, 5-oz. bottle....28c
nephew s, Billy and L ester A nderson
and Miss N ellie A nderson left F rid a y
for a w eek’s trip to Seaside, d riving
NEW HONEY, pint Mason
NORWEGIAN SARDINES
th ro u g h in Miss N ystrom ’s coupe.
PURE BULK LARD.
in pure olive oil,
jars, each .................33c
Miss Zelm a Shaw of P o rtlan d , who
3 pounds ....................5oc
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h as sp en t the p a st week visiting w ith
h er au n t, Mrs. L eslie St. C lair, h as r e ­
tu rn ed to h er home.
T he W. F. H oney hom e w as th e
WH ITE STAR TUNA
PIONEER MINC CLAMS,
scene on T uesday evening of a de­
CRYSTAL W HITE SOAP,
Lis, each ............ .......I5e
flat cans, 2 for........... 35c
lig h tfu l reunion of g rad u a tes of H am ­
6 bars 25c, 10 bars 38c
line U niversity of St. P au l, M innesota,
B
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m em bers of th e ir fam ilies and friends.
FEDERAL MILK
A bout 40,perso n s w ere presen t. Local
CAMPBELL’S SOUP, all
JELLO,
tails, 3 cans........ .......25t
people th e re w ere Mr. and Mrs. M ark
varieties, each ......... 10c
all flavors ..................lOc
N ickerson and children, Mr. and Mrs.
C arro l D. Bush, Mr. and Mrs. H. L.
2 0 th C entury C offee,
ta ste s rio-ht
St. C lair and Miss W inifred, and m em ­
$110
bers of th e W. F. and G eorge F.
FIG BARS, Imported fig
[H oney fam ilies. T he afia ir w as in
20th Century Crepe Toilet
NURAYA TEA
tilling, 2 pounds....... 35c
honor of Dr. G eorge S. In n is of T a ­
Paper, lge. rolls, 4 23c
Pound pkg........... 25c
coma, a retire d m em ber of th e facu l­
Adnondack (a n e and Maple Syrup, wonderful flavor, qts. He, half gals 99c
ty who served th e u n iv ersity for 40
years.
OREGON W ATERM ELONS,
FANCY NEW POTATOES
Mr. and Mrs. A rth u r B lackburn and
four boys of F ern d ale, C alifornia, in
everyone guaranteed, per pound....2c
10 pounds for................. ’
23c
d riving th ro u g h from a to u r of the
ea st to th e ir w estern home, stopped
off Sunday and M onday for a visit
This store closed all day Monday, September 1, Labor
w ith Mr. and Mrs. L. L. K idder. The
Day
tw o ladies w ere girlhood frien d s in
Beloit, W isconsin.
Now is the time when you should look ahead
Jo e P eak, th e m an ag er of th e sp o rt­
ing goods d ep a rtm en t of A ylesw orth ALBERT ENGLISH DIES
and plan on how you are going to heat your house
IN CALIFORNIA CITY
& M artin, in his re c e n t trip to S ea­
this winter.
side and in cid en tally his in itial score
A lb ert E nglish, fa th e r of Mrs. B. F. j
on th e Seaside golf course, m ade the
Cogswell, died at T urlock, C alifornia,
If you will drop into our store and have a talk with
best am ate u r play of sev eral days, a c ­
A ugust 22, aged n ea rly 90 years. A
cording to b y stan d ers, lan d in g th e
us we are convinced you will realize the necessity and
te
leg ram sum m oned Mrs. Cogswell
co u rse in 41.
convenience of furnace heat, either pipeless furnace, pipe
and she left Im m ediately for her
W illiam Beers is lying a t his home
furnace or hot water.
20th Century Store
PICNIC a n d D A N C E
LABOR DAY
CEDARVILLE PARK
Offerings Saturday and Tuesday, August 30 and Sept. 2
Bal1 MiatO1] iF ruit Jar8’ complete with Porcelain Lined Zinc Cans
and Rubbers, pints dozen
quarts dozen
KERRS BEST PAT ENT FLOUR, Buy Liberally at this price, s a c k ........ $1.79
20th i t niury Brooms, 5 sew, med. wt., strong, very fine 98c
rich, mellow slices, lge. cans each 25c
blended right, roasted right
At a great saving to you.
P,%nd 38c.
TpoundT
LOOKING AHEAD
Conveniently located—GRESHAM
New Arrivals
Tailored Blouses
for Women
We are agents for several reliable makes of
Furnaces and can quote them as low as $85.00.
/A STALL NO 11 and you will be ready when
the first winter weather comes.
Phone us and we will call at your place and give
you an estimate on whatever furnace would be most
suitable to your needs.
L. L. KIDDER HARDWARE CO.
Phone 1241
iÏÏmaœs
FOR THE BEST MEATS
Fresh or Cured, Lard, Etc., prepared and sold under ab­
solutely sanitary conditions and at lowest
possible prices, you’ll go to
THE SANITARY MARKET
(■1.0. BIETL, Prop.
Pitoae 1711
G resham
Grocery Bulletin
1. BROOKFIELD LOAF CHEESE,
whole or half..........................................
lb
2. REX LARI), med. pail 90c, large pail......... $1.75
' KERR’S BEST PATEN I FLOl R, «pedal $1.89
4. SCHILLING’S JAPAN TEA,
regular 75c value....................................
lb g5c
5. RIDGEWAY’S BLACK TEA.
regular 95c value....................................
|5 7gc
6. K. C. BAKING POW DER,
19<. 5
35c
7 ROYAL CLUB COFI EE, «pi. lb. 47 . S lbs $1.33
8«
LK COCOA pec ial
J IHc 23c
9. GOLD BAR TOMATOES,
besl •o,id P'lc!'
2 cans 35c
10. GOLD BAR PEAS, sugar....................... 2 cans 45c
11. C ER I O, for making jams and jellies....... bottle 33c
12. MASON QUART JA R S ....................... dozen 95c
1 '. 1 ALL JE I.IA GLASSES without covers, doz. 36c
14. I OB.ACCO Lunch Boxes, any kind
85c
A. W. METZGER & CO.
.
and S m u t
P K onil4S,
Feed liS ,
and II. a tte n d a n t co m p lic atio n , and | „ c o n . c l o u . condition. Mr. EngllsH
th e physician has w arned him his
sp en t sev eral y ears w ith his d au g h ter
condition is serious.
here and a t E agle Creek, and m ade
Among rec en t G overnm ent Camp
m any frien d s who adm ired him for
v isito rs w ere Mrs. E rn e st B ru g g er
his keen in te lle ct and his kindly d is­
and h e r sister-in -law , Miss G ertrude
position. He had been living for th e
B ru g g er; H erb ert M ullenhoff and a
[ boy friend, H ow ard H opper.
The p ast tw o y ears w ith a d au g h ter in
[ first m entioned of th e boys clim bed D enair, C alifornia. H e w as a native
N ew P la in C olored
of In d ian a and sp en t sev eral y ears of
th e m ountain, w hile H opper w ent as
C repe d e C hine
his young m anhood in M innesota,
far as C rater Rock.
la te r com ing to th e Pacific coast,
"H e re ’s to you, oh b o y !” says a card
w here he has lived in v ario u s places
from M. M. Squire an d W. H. M itchell, for th e p ast 40 years. •
who w ith th e ir wives have been to u r­
F u n e ra l services w ere held a t T u r­
$ 1 .9 5
ing C alifornia and ap p a ren tly dropped
lock an d th e body w as tak en by Mrs.
down in to Mexico for som e purp o se
Cogswell for in te rm en t to Spokane,
Embroidered Fibre Silk Tube
| or o th er. They a re expected home
w
here it w as laid in th e fam ily plot
soon.
Vests, each $1.15
beside th a t of his w ife and son. R ela
Mr. an d Mrs. K inder re tu rn e d T ues­
tives and frien d s g ath ered in both
day n ig h t from Seaview , w here they
Tuckerhill Dahlias on display
cities to do honor to his m em ory.
had sp e n t several days w ith th e la t­
in
this store Saturday. Orders
te r's sister, Mrs. J. C. M cSherry. On
Ire«* M ethodist S ervices A nnounced
taken
for spring delivery.
Sunday m orning Mr. K inder and his
A fter convening on th e
cam p
wife, w ith Miss C ora Jo h n so n , w ill
ground for th e p ast tw o Sundays, th e
m otor to Seaside w here on L abor Day
F ree M ethodist S unday school w ill be
the L am bda Chi A lpha, a college f r a ­
held in th e ch u rch Sunday m orning at
Phone 1411
Gresham
te rn ity of w hich th e county club lend­
10 o'clock. O ther services a re as fol
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er is a m em ber, w ill hold th e ir a n ­
nual reunion. T his w ill be a non-
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offlclal g ath erin g for a g en eral good as lead er; preach in g again at 8 in th e =
lim e and it is expected n early 50 w ill
evening; p ray e r m eeting T h u rsd ay
be p resen t.
evening a t 7:30. T h ere w ill be spec-)
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Riggs and Mr.
[ and Mrs. H. Buckle, of P o rtlan d , w ere ial m usic a t each service.
d in n er g u ests a t th e hom e of Mr. and
Undenominational Services
Mrs. B. W. E m ery W ednesday eve­
Paying by check is the safest and best way. |
Announced.
ning. T he ladies c a n e o ut In th e
S ervices of th e U ndenom inational
m orning and sp en t th e day, th e gen ­ T em ple a re announced as follow s:
It affords perfect safety: Money lost or stolen is I
tlem en arriv in g In tim e for the six S unday school beginning a t 10 a. m .;
o'clock d in n er. Mrs. B uckle w as fo r­ p reach in g service a t 2 p. m. by the
gone forever but a check that is lost or stolen can be pro- I
m erly Miss Ruby Em ery.
tected by stopping payment.
Rev. 8. F. P itts; p ray e r m eeting on
A lbert. Adolph and A lfred Zinger T uesday evenings; Bible study F r i­
and Lloyd Middleton will leave S a tu r­ day evenings. E veryone w elcom e to
Returned checks are receipts—indicating that pay- I
day evening for T illam ook on a w eek­ all services.
ment has been made.
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end o u tin g Including L abor Day.
T he S unday aftern o o n services es­
T h eir In terests w ill be divided be­ pecially a re being w ell attended. Peo­
Checks simplify bookkeeping and provide a record I
tw een N etarts and Rockaw ay, in cam p ple a re d riving from m any outside ;
of expense.
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life and fishing expeditions.
to w n s each Sunday and a good in te r ­
The m any friends of W. L. R o b ert­ est is being m aintained.
Paying by check enables you to keep in touch with 1
son w ill be glad to know he is still
your
hanking resources when at a distance.
holding his own and is able to be
Dr. and Mrs. F ra n k P eak have as
around. It w as rep o rted som e tim e th e ir house guest th e ir nephew . R. B.
L°ose money in the pocket attracts the “hold-up” I
ago h ’s condition had term in ated In Coffey, com m ander of th e U. S. S. A ri­
man. A blank check book is of no value to him.
tu b ercu lo sis, but a th o ro u g h exam i­ zona. In com pany w ith Dr. and Mrs.
nation by a com petent lung specialist \ . L. Brooks, th e la tte r a d au g h ter,
Paving by check is easy, convenient, safe, modern. I
a few days since a s su re s him his who a re h ere from K ansas on an e x ­
90
per
cent of the world s business is done by check.
g
lungs a re not affected.
tended to u r of th e n o rth w est, they
V erne Shipley of G rass Valley. O re­ drove to S eattle a few days ago. w here
H e invite your account.
gon, a cousin of th e fam ily here, th e A rizona is anchored, aud r e ­
dropped in from th e e a ste rn p a rt of tu rn ed w ith Mr. Coffey who w ill v isit I
th e sta te for a short visit on Tuesday. un til S atu rd ay . The v eteran com m an­
D orothy Davies, who has spent th e der who is a g rad u a te of th e United
sum m er at h er g ra n d fa th e r's home. S tates naval academ y at A nnapolis.
J. J. R obertson, w ill re tu rn to her Md.. and who fo rm erly held th e posi­
home a t G ladstone In a few days to tion of com m ander on th e U. S. S.
begin her school year.
P ennsylvania, is th o ro u g h ly en jo y ­
Miss P earl Ruegg leaves today for ing his few days' leave of absence
Tacom a, W ashington, w here she will from his ship.
Gresham, Oregon
visit for a few days w ith relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Brown and c h il­
T he Rebekah W elfare club has a n ­ d ren of D enver, Colorado, w ho a re
A STRONG BANK
nounced th a t its re g u la r m eeting has to u rin g th e co u n try by auto, a re
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been postponed from S eptem ber I u n ­ cam ped on th e prem ises of F. H.
til th e first Monday In O ctober, at C rane. L ast W ednesday, A ugust 20, a
Mrs. Geo.
w hich tim e It will m eet w ith Mrs. baby boy w as born to Mr. and Mrs.
H arry W arden.
Brown, and in deference to th e k in d ­
Mr. and Mrs W. J. Todd retu rn ed ness of th e ir host, th e baby w as
W ednesday evening from a pleasant prom ptly
nam ed F red erick G rant
trip by au to to New W estm inster. Brow n, th e first nam e being th a t of
B. C.. w here they visited relatives.
Mr. Crane.
in hair line dimity, white
and ecru, with embroidered
cuffs and collars
Each $2.25
Good quality, black, white,
deer and electric blue.
Yard
WALRAD M E R CA N T IL e T
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Pay by Check )
'£'¡¿9%'" tnr W “ear° ani
FIRST STATE BANK
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