Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, September 05, 1924, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textpa g e Fora BETHEL Indiana Society to Meet. K,rt\ general ,nvlta“ on ot persons re ñir tn h° yer the 8tate to “‘tend a plc- (T T BAPTIST . ¿ ¡ f é GRESHAMLOCALS) clety 8 , % T nT ed by th e In d ian a so ciety, Sunday, S eptem ber 7, a t P enln- TIIUM H» I .d “T h . «lad C o n tin u ed from page 1 Charcb." Charrh.' -a^ -— Memh>*r k ’ iío rtla n d ’ has been issued 1 Member« . oucu I T h ® W oma“ 'a Home M issionary so Ban* T ì r ó l i C ,“ • 8*™>on at 11 a m. M embers and frien d ’s oTthTfUerated s - V » C J a F f Ä i B B P Í S t í J f t e e f * i * } keV® u’w h “ rex ínvned to ,a k * bas CiHy ° f the Meth o d lst church Will I arrano^zi u lum follow ing luncheon. thee good.’ REV. ¿7. ~ P e g r a m is being I son c E. T. JUDD, P asto r. , A 1,rd of Thank». Adds add to your ad-vantage. o u rT e l^ wife8.* m o th e ^ a n d '^ U te 0/ A Kerh 7 .a n edh ^ GRESi 1AM M A RINELLO Peauty Shoppe i BLOUSES $1.00 MACKINAWS $5 to $8.50 neckwear 25c to 50c t - . .. son*“ The" COVERALLS $1.35 to $2.25 b“ l,d ,n « f° r ‘he 8“a ’ C h ,,d re- WOOD" SAWING H air T?V7 FiL"' ®tate Bank “ s e a l? T ng’. F8C,al and Scl*ntlflc Scalp T re atm en ts a Specialty W ater W aving and M arcelling M . n u y ru j ,aB ^ f.. ’ ■?• " I J K ldder and th e h o stesses Mrs Jam es ° “ ‘" £ . X R' " ■ c " ' - “ *<■ H e w ish to th an k our m any frien d s I loa^s"aty a ° IOa“ ° D re “ ’ e8tate- Fi‘rm loans a t 6 per cent. B. W. Thorne. OVERCOATS 5Ä.S5 to $10.85 £ r STOCKINGS 25c to 50c « L ? ^ , h 0<,Per ‘B a8s,8tln« J- E Metz- OVERALLS $1.35 to $1.15 to re g a rd le ss of size. OEO. SHAW 1 Phone 22» ED. SMITH I CAPS 35c to $1.00 D r- H. C. Johnson, who is a mem- ,Ot the Odd F e“ ow ’s band in P o rt SHOES $1.40 to $1.50 night. A fter the festiv ities they ah proceeded to S easide w here they r e m ained S unday and Monday. A ndrew K ehrli, w hose wife was <uried on T uesday aftern o o n of th is X“ i? „ “ T “ " " h ‘" " ' “ T r o ! . underwear «5c 35c t to $1.25 ®yS' SCHOOL SUITS ------------—■---------------- I he kind that wear and wear ch ildren. H is m other, Mrs. M argaret K ehrli, accom panied him an d will keep house fo r th e p resen t. T he A rem e club will m eet a t the home Of M ArnoI(J R yegg M ond*e We have a large and complete line now in stock O U g r a4d e P X i l n rC il T r b ' e t C a n , t b e b e a t f o r k due ot paper and amount of pages 1Oc Each tS?"™ KACKKr store Gresham 2d Anniversary Special on Sept. School Opens Monday, Sept. 8 (JE- t R e ADY CHOOL MaTrih»KeV' J ’ A- H° PPer and dau « b‘sr M artha w ere on th e stre e ts of O resh- “ m a few days ago speaking to old a c u a ln ta n c e s . They form erly i i v 'J This store will be Headquarters for SCHOOL SUPPLIES GRESHAM DRUG CO. Phone 1571 Grocery Bulletin ' BRS f KF.I E L D LOAF C H E E SE. whole or lH S l ' V I| 1 ’ ' " " ' 1 ' ' ' " 1 9 0 ' ' 1 ' ’ MA I OI.S, with puree............. * • TAHNA PEAS, a good buy...... ' : 3 L W "" t i STA N D A RD CORN , 6 SCHILLING S JA PA N TEA , regularlv « 7 Z K C B A K I N G P O W D E R ,« , J ' « RO1 \1 < I ( B C O FFEE, lb. 49, 10 OREGON W ALNUTS 3 ,h. « “ 1 4S ........ .. , l „ 11 N EW CRO P BR V i i s / d • 1 special Prtce..... lb 12 K E R R S BEST PA T E N T FI OCR i to please ( 1 R’ S ^ ran teed “ 7q 17 newoombhonct , w ;......’* squares...................... 14 GOOD G R .W E N S T E IN APPLES B R o y S ' , L hj l ), ^ ,,p ’ 2 5 b a ” » E < » box 50 CREM E ........................ bars *12™ A!swtortK&Alai MFII’ a M e n ’ s c U,r- W ear Milk and Cream .15 Phone l i s t Peed l2 S l Passed by Portland Health Aathorlties. W HITE ROSE SA N IT A R Y DAIRY Phone («reakam 30x2 s h o e s G r esh am IFe C tve Ked Trading Stam ps * X X i u I RADE T H A N AT T 20th Century Store SATURDAY and MONDAY, Sept 6 and 8 they offer you s m Z a a m *’ v a r ie ty ’ SH RIM P, bHRLM p American Beauty Brand r. atest pack, 17%c each, 3 cans 50c n e w Pack , halves 20c, 6 f o r $1 , 5 _______ ’ -M .IO IVP P SOAP, regular 10c size, 4 bars for.... ............................................... ... W SSO N o , L H s. 25t, Quart Mo o ______ _______ _• Quart J Jara a r s . R R a U1 il M S , g a iS * ’ » rtlÄ a and new nibbers^'dozerr'sSc"1 " ' th zinc’bn®d Porcelain caps - L O . a„y J J “ ” T ........................... .........................■'.............* ?aA„K eaPc°hW D ^ 3 c L I ,P7 ' « S T E A . Busmens is „lungs good nt 20th Centurg S tW e s ~ T H E R ^ 7 1 ^ Conveniently located for you at G R A H A M Mr and Mrs. C. E. R u sh er and two sm all ch ild ren , also Miss M yrtle * M. McKinney of B lalock, Ore- w in V‘8'Led a ‘ A lbany ° n Sunday Kon, accom panied his d au g h ter " i t h G len R u sh er, who is an em lanche to G resham a few days ago ploye of th e S tan d a rd Oil com pany at h ere she will en ter Union high at “ a t place. Miss R u sh er w ent from th e beginning of th e term . S he wil! i n m nT , tO. Salcm w here 8he v lsi,”d m ake h er home w ith Mrs. F. L. Mack. untl T uesday w ith th e Rev. and Mrs. T he local T w entieth C en tu ry sto re •I- B. P aran o u g ian , a retire d M eth *8 ^ f l e n d e n t a fresh odist E piscopal m in iste r who lived in ««Pl tr,m m ingS ’ Wh,ch 18 the G resham ten y ears ago. official sign of th e ch ain of stores Miss Ila B arclay of T id ew ater Ore- th ro u g h o u t th e country. f o T . i a t .‘he h° me ° f R’ E ’ C anno«> T he q u a rte rly conference of th e for a few days. She expects to enroll Bible S tan d ard C om m unity church Mtm.lay n ‘ ° f Unl° n h ‘Rh 8Ch,’° ‘ Dext tonv en ed front Monday until W ednes- from D g ? t ’ “ bOUt fifteen m in ‘ste rs Jo h n Brown left T h u rsd ay m o rn m v ario u s Oregon an d W ashington ing for Toledo and N ew port on busi P.’Inta being in atten d an ce. T he Rev ness In connection w ith tim b er in te r i, in' t. Wh°8e h°me 18 at Auro''a ests he has in th a t locality. is In ch a rg e of the w ork here The fu n eral of L au rella Sw ift the H. J. P u lfe r and F. L. Mack a re 1m- i Z a m tb e ,r resp ectlv e residences by • y s- Ivan S w ift who died on T uesday in stallin g electric hot w ate r h eaters of th is week, w as held from the In connection w ith th e plum bing. lu rch of th e A scension, M ontavilla. Mr and Mrs. A rth u r W itter and M? c S,, ay a t 8 ° ’cIo<'k. Interm ent at sm all son retu rn ed W ednesday from Mt. C alvary cem etery. A post m ortem « P leasan t week s ou tin g a t Seaside. exam ination revealed the fact th a t th e d r e 8nad w F’ Ge° rg " 1>age and ch il- Httle one did not die from sm othering 'Iren and Mrs. P ag e’s fath er, Jam es as at first rep o rted , but from deficient L a y e n c e , left W ednesday for a trip • r te r ia , clrcu iatio n . The a rte rie s w ere to la s a d e n a and o th e r points of in >a r «*r th an a th rea d and death was te re st in C alifornia, w here they will im m inent at an y tim e. Hudolph F rom m elt, who has been sent un til about the first of October m aking his hom e w ith Ja n .e s McBain A gain It happens th a t th e whole for some tim e past, left T h u rsd ay for sum of 25 cen ts invested in a w ant Artois, C alifornia, w here he will re- a«l. b rin g s g ratify in g resu lts. W L sjde perm an en tly . ( rissey on A ugust 25 lost a new khaki F ro m Tested Cotes A. W. METZGER <& CO Quality and Service h ere but at p rese n t Mr. and Mrs. H op per a re actively engaged In w ork co n nected w ith th e Louise Home. H opper has been atten d in g school in th e ^ a u r th ‘n k i,*g ° f retU rnin« ‘Woolwear’ the nation- , al boys clothes with two knickers $S'ss X " his sis te r Mrs. ,,ai" h'‘'r also A. H a T.CO».: rris J S eattle. W ashington. Miss Z ada Bon ney is a dom estic science te ac h er in t , ymP a ’ W ashington. L a st S unday th e M annings en tertain ed a p a rty of 17 a t dinner, m ostly P o rtlan d guests Miss C arolyn T allm an, who has t l t h hePren d ‘ng 11,6 8Ummer VaCatlon h h er p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. C. P 1 T allm an, is re tu rn in g to W illam ette ,™ ; s . ' or Mr. and Mrs. L. D. H ow ard and am ily a re leaving for G ran ts P ass to day a fte r a visit w ith Mrs. H ow ard’s P aren ts. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. M anning Mr and Mrs. J. A. B ushong and d au g h ter W ill« sp e n t a fo u r-d ay vaca tion period a t th e R ockaw ay and S ea side beaches over th e w eek-end. C. C. Jo n es and fam ily, who have east" 0 / ^ ^ th n P88t f®W m onth8 ju st east of Pow ell V alley road, left on t^wnnei8„ BUtO f° r Bly’ a 8ma” tow n in so u th e rn C alifornia they w ill spend th e w in te r." T h .T ’t T 1 D ress Suits School suits of substan tial wear-resisting fab r i c s . T w o knickers, special value S s t h e i : . em p,oyed In th e C° “ - AGAIN THIS YEAR ' ' 1l ,-.X| \ n School Suits w ill he ,S eptem ber 8- T he hostess M rs Clvd ”y Mr8' B W- T h o r,le- PoweH ah n " g, aDd MrS- C arrle t ow ell All O .E .S . ladies a re c o r dially invited. On T h u rsd ay of la st week Mr and M rs David S tory, of Long Beach Cal n in g T h ^ t 8Dd Mr’ ’ L P M a n ’ hL v , ° gentlenien learn ed the O a k i8^ n tra d e lD th e 8ame shop in O akland, Oregon, 51 y ea rs ago but had not m et fo r the p a st 25 y ears D uring th e sam e week R obert Hen- h .1 blot ter free tor the anting «««5 KnTckers................ Mrs. H. H. H en d rick s of F ossil, Ore- h°m WJT e gU68ts a t th e M anning M m ° " T b u rsd ay evening Mr. and Mrs. M anning had d in n er a t th e Im W H .I t o t . , l„ P o rll«lld V " We have a complete line of the I amous C arters Inks, Mucilage and Pastes J ST L R D V S L IT S that stand the strain of the active boy , te n t betw een G resham -------- and | p a rk ^ He pro m p tly in serted an ad. In I th e Outlook and In a few days the I nt was found and retu rn ed to him by Mrs. S. B. Splaw n of C ottrell. When the School Bell Rings are convinced 'thaT nothin " 't h ^ c n T™ '!nportant we Of more valne than FIN A N C IA L P l I n n S S ¿ “ life' the older ^ t u c i e r u The value of W i,l Power, andVh'e Se™ C' W in« 'e T H R J ET h a b its, n^AAiCIAL plans and principles. Free ^ a^ lnt' ' V," ' S '’ il1 b' ¡"formal and are, of course, \ a y l’¿ ^ ' : (‘, t , , e G rtat H be- FIRST STATE BANK Gresham, Oregon A STRONG BANK Window rieanhig F or ex p e rt window cleaning c T ajlm a. or | eaTe orders Brow n? O 'r;.h ‘am:'ph°orna.er285 o :,th J ° hD Think Again, Dad. REGULAR STATED* Commu , mnFna ,h e r- ' ' rH th is, young) n ication of G resham Lodge No. l ing m an, of no one ever r o t rirb k ' hoe ! gOt rlch by “ ttend- ............. a n . . . . Masonic vocation M o n d a / evening I » « " —"0 h, I don t know. How about [ '’ “ “» n a tio n s In th e M 9. 7:30 p.m. M. Degree. S eptem ber 8, 1924. a t 8 d m ,aw y * a F ’ I »isito rs welcome. V isiting com panions welcome. W A- « r I n n m , A’ MEY MEYERS, W. M. Milk report blanks now w . R. J ohn son , h . p. .O B em n Sec y. L. F CORSAGE, cheap at the Outlook offlee. for sale j W- L w. " • n t aaa. add to your profit.