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L et me help you solve your p ain t F R E S H S A L M O N fro m S ep t. 10 u n til
c lo se o f sea.-on f o r s a l t a i C o r b e tt d ock.
ing problem s. Todd, T he P a in t Man,
P ric e re a s o n a b le . A s k fo r F r e d R e ed
G resham , phone 1971.—Adv.
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GRESHAM LOCALS
Continued from page 1
Before you go to Portland
V isit our shop
Lower Prices-Better Hats
Miss P atsy Ja n so n of H atton, N orth
D akota, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Ray M etgzer, for a few weeks.
W alter H ossner has bought o u t his
b ro th e r’s in te re st in th e woodsaw
th ey have been o p eratin g an d h ere
a fte r w ill conduct th e business.
20th Century Store
A Dollar's buying power in a 20th Century Store is satisfactory.
1 ou get the best kind of merchandise at extremely low prices;
served in clean, modern, sanitary stores by intelligent, courteous
salespeople.
Mrs. C harles Lockwood and chil-1
d ren of Roseburg, a re visiting w ith
h e r m other, Mrs. W alter C. Burch.
Miss W inifred St. C lair, who has I
been spending her vacation a t home,
left Sunday m orning for A thena, O re
gon, w here she will begin h er second
J E L L O , a ll flav o rs,
M A C A R O N I, fr e s h c u rv e
B A L L M ASON F R U IT
year as a teach er in th e high school.
each
10c
c u t, 4 p o u n d s ................25c
J A R S , q ts . p e r d o z e n 05c
Mrs. B enjam in H. Davies, an o th er
(laughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. S t.
E X T R A S P E C IA L F Ö R l W E E K , S E P T . 13 to 2 0 , IN C L U S IV E
C lair, and h er sm all d au g h ter, V ir
... , ’
paCi a&' 9 b'.Pso' 2 bars l0c Ivor>- Soap, One lllf package Ivon- Soap
ginia, who have been h ere fo r th e
sum m er, began th e re tu rn jo u rn ey to
1 lakes, 10 bars I if G Naptha Soap. One 10-quart Galvanized Pail 35c regular
of good used automobiles and trucks
th e ir hom e in Long P ra irie , M inne
sota, on W ednesday evening. They
have sp e n t four m onths visitin g here.
C E R T O , f o r je lly m a k in g ,
f ORD COL PE, with all kinds of extras
M ASON J A R C A P S , z in c
R O Y A L W H IT E SO A P,
Miss H azel P ru itt, who cam e from
2 b o ttle s .......................65c
d o z e n .............................. 25c
in a-1 condition....................
10 b a r s f o r .................... 38c
$450
W arren to n . Oregon, a sh o rt tim e ago,
will m ake h er hom e w ith Mrs. A lbert
1924 MAXWELL ROADSTER, with extras
Camp and atten d G resham union high.
A-1 condition......................
ful valu e, ea ch 98c
.. 850
A n u m b er of y ears ago, w hen Miss
P ru itt w as in th e sixth g ram m ar
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B u r n e t t ’s V A N IL L A E x
1923 SIAR 1 OL R’NG, good condition, new tires 375
W E S S O N o r M A ZO LA O IL
grade, she stayed w ith h er g ra n d
3 lbs... 50c.
6 lbs. 98c
t r a c t , 2-oz. b o ttle , ec. 33c
q u a r ts , e a c h .................. 45c
m other, Mrs. J. W. Camp, and a tte n d
CHEVROLET ROADSTER, looks and
ed school. She is now a sen io r in
C R ISC O
ca n 4 0 c > 3-lb. 78c, 6 -Ib . $ 1 .4 9 , 9-lb. $ 2 .1 9
runs like new.....................
high school, com pleting the fo u r-y ear
500
1 II co u rse in th ree years.
P IN E A P P L E , b ro k e n s lic e
N o rw e g ia n S A R D IN E S in
P io n e e r M IN C C LA M S,
1917 FORD I Ol RING, good tires, looks good
T he B a p tist ladies w ill hold a
la r g e c a n s , e a c h ..... 25c
O liv e O il, 2 f o r ..........25c
fla ts , s p e c ia l, 2 f o r 35c
and runs good........................................... 100
m onthly bake sale a t th e A. W. M etz
2 0 T H C E N T U R Y C O F F E E , b len d ed to suit the ta ste , ro a sted
ger sto re, beginning a t 1:30 o’clock,
1922 MAXWELL TOURING, a good buy at....... 475
S atu rd ay , S eptem ber 13.
in our ow n p lant ev ery d a y , a lw a y s fresh, lb. 4 3 c , 3 lbs. $ 1 .2 7
Mrs. H. H. Young and two ch ild ren
1924 STAR ROADSTER..................................... 450
leave today for Canyon City, Colo.,
W a s h in g M a c h in e SO A P,
S H R IM P , A m er. B e a u ty ,
T E L E PH O N E PEAS, P re
w here she w ill join h er husband who
P e e t ’s, la r g e p k g ,
No. 1 la t e s t p a c k ,
f e r r e d S to c k , No. 2 c a n s
INTERNATIONAL SPEED TON TRUCK
has been th e re tw o w eeks, being em
2 f o r ................................ 65c
3 f o r .................................50c
8
c a n s ............................ 55c
ployed in th e su p erin ten d en cy of the
with body and cab, looks and runs
sta
te
egg-laying
contest.
Mr.
Young
like new.................................................... 975
K errs B est P a te n t F lour,
sk.
is a p o u ltry m an and h as a p erm an en t
S E E D L E S S R A IS IN S ,
M IL K , F e d e r a l o r C a r n a
position. Mr. and Mrs. W ilson, the
H E R S H E Y COCOA,
T h o m p s o n ’s, 3 lbs... 29c
tio n , ta ll c a n s .............. 9c
Look these cars over here at Gresham, drive them—
la tte r a d au g h ter of Mrs. Vivian
^2-lb. siz e , e a c h ........ 15c
Gordy, a re moving from P o rtlan d into
they all carry a 60-day guarantee.
A d iro n d a ck C ane an d M ap le S yrup,
the house vacated by th e Youngs.
An im p o rtan t m eeting of cred ito rs,
5 5c___________
99c
note h o ld ers and endorsees of the
M ultnom ah county fa ir is called for
G RESH AM
a t th e city hall n ex t T uesday night,
RELIABILITY
SERVICE
th e 16th. I t is proposed to devise a
Phone 1141
Gresham
way, if possible, to fund th e floating
indebtedness of th e fair.
Mrs. N ellie W ilm ot of S eattle left
for h er hom e on T h u rsd ay afte r
spending sev eral days a t th e hom e of
h er sister, Mrs. C arrie H ansen. She
cam e a t th is tim e for th e p u rp o se of
atten d in g th e fu n eral of h er n iece’s
husband, Irv in g Dodge.
P au l S tone retu rn ed W ednesday
from a trip to Bend w here he had
“Where is Jack Hardy,” said a station agent to the
moved a fam ily from th e m ountains
conductor when the Oriental Limited pulled in.
east of here, to th a t place.
Mr. and Mrs. H a rry D onley of Spo-
“Poor fellow,” answered the conductor. “Haven’t
kone a re g u ests a t th e hom e of L. T.
St. Clair. Mrs. Donley and Mrs. S t.
you heard about him? He used to be one of the best
C
lair a re sisters.
brakemen on the Limited and was in line for promotion,
T hrough th e m edium of an Outlook
but he lost heart and has been transferred to a freight
w ant ad. A. E. K essler rec en tly d is
division.”
posed of his old m achine, and he and
his wife a re now d riving aro u n d in a
‘A ou don’t say," exclaimed the agent. “What hap
b rand new H upm obile. I t is equipped
pened” ?
w ith a Rex top and h as disc w heels
From the stan d p oin t o f true
and is th e la st word in com fort and
“Well, Jack got interested in oil and took a chance.
utility.
w orth, th ese clo th es are seld o m
He invested his life’s earnings, mortgaged his home and
T he local Odd F ellow s lodge on
eq
u a led at this price. S e e them
even got his mother to put in the $10,000 her husband
T h u rsd ay evening en tertain ed H as-
salo
Lodge
No.
15
of
P
o
rtlan
d
,
to
in our w in d o w . C om e in an d try
left her. Same old story. 1 he bubble burst. Jack was
g eth er w ith rep rese n tativ es from ten
ruined. And it sort of broke his heart to see his mother
them
on.
or tw elve o th er lodges w hen the first
taking in sewing to make both ends meet.”
degree w as con ferred on tw o b ro th rs
h ere and one from th e H arm ony o r
ganization. T h ere w ere v isito rs p re s
en t from as fa r aw ay as M innesota at
th e in itiatio n cerem onies, w hich w ere
If m a te r ia l, lin in g o r ta i l o r i n g d o e s n o t
followed by a sum ptuous supper. On
w
e a r Io y o u r e n t i r e s a tis f a c tio n you m ay
th
e
com
ing
W
ednesday
evening
th
is
95 per cent of those who speculate—lose!
r e tu r n t h is g a r m e n t to th e m e r c h a n t fro m
lodge w ill go to P o rtlan d , w here c a n
didates w ill receive th e second degree
w h o m yo u b o u g h t it. l i e is a u th o riz e d to
at th e S am a ritan lodge.
g iv e y ou a n ew g a r m e n t fre e . T h e o n ly
D. P. M illikin, who has announced
tim e lim it is y o u r o w n g o o d ju d g m e n t.
his intention of leaving G resham in
G re s h a m , O re g o n
th e n ear fu tu re for his form er home
n Mercedes, T exas, expects to hold an
C aps
A S T R O N G BANK
auction sale on S atu rd ay , Septem ber
20, in th e effort to fu rth e r dispose of
l L ljj .' l ’. lll ' r
T7T' X!J¿X¿JL¿J¿L'.1A1. I.1,! .1¿.1J.IJ. I J. I J. I J. his stock of second h and goods.
m e n ' s wear
S h o e s
Mrs. B. O. Boswell h as been suffer
ing w ith severe in te stin al tro u b le for
G R E SH A M
the past week, am ounting to incipient
ptom aine poisoning, th e resu lt, it is
believed, of eatin g canned sa u erk ra u t.
Jan ies and Royer DeChenne, driving
Dr. F ra n k P eak and his son-in-luw
th ro u g h from Los A ngeles to Calgary,
Dr.
V. L. Brooks, are leaving for New
A lberta, visited several days w ith C.
B
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P
I A. Sloan and fam ily, leaving Tuesday port for a few days' rec re atio n in deep
sea fishing.
Quality guaranteed, price less than wholesale
m orning.
On W ednesday m orning
T he D orcas circle w ill m eet w ith
Mr. Sloan left for th e sam e locality to
be gone indefinitely, having farm ing Mrs. A. McManus on th e afternoon of
in te re sts th e re w hich req u ire his at- W ednesday, S eptem ber 17. A full a t
$42.00
NEW CROP BRAZILS,
SC III LI J NG S J AI ’A N T E A
tendance is desired.
tentoin.
pound
i7c
17.00
pound
Me
T he Sew and Sew club will m eet
C ards have been received an n o u n c
w
ith
Mrs.
H.
J.
P
u
lfe
r
on
W
ednesday
ing
th
e
m
a
rria
g
e
of
Miss
M
argery
OREGON WALNUTS,
.
9.00 •
R IG W A Y 'S B LA C K T E A
aftern o o n , S eptem ber 17. at 2:30. As Sm ith, form er n u tritio n le ctu rer of the
3 pounds
69c
l 2 pound
37c
.55
th is will he th e first m eeting of the O. A. C. extension course, to Dr. T ow n
club a fte r th e sum m er vacation, a full send W illiam T horndike, of Boston,
atten d an ce is desired of »11 m em bers. Mass., on th e 30th of A ugust. Mrs.
County A g ricu ltu ral Agent 8. B. T h orndike has m any frien d s th ro u g h
H all has been in atten d a n ce at the Co out the county who are m ore or less
lum bia county fair at St. H elens p a rt p erso n ally
acq u ain ted
w ith
het-
are braided and sewed, reversable and
of th is week and Judged th e a g ric u l th ro u g h th e m edium of her ad d resses,
tu ra l p roducts. He sta te s th a t th ese w hich have alw ays been received with
washable, and are in various sizes,
M ASON Q U A R T JA R S ,
T A L L JE L L Y G L A S S E S ,
a r, very good, but th e h o rtic u ltu ra l m uch in terest.
d o ze n
95c
shapes
and color schemes. Priced
(without lids) doz 35c
display is poor. He expects to be
Six m em bers of the 1924 alum ni of
p resen t a t th e C lackam as county farm Union high visited school on T h u rs
NEW COMB HONEY 25c
Irom $1.25 up, according to size.
BULK COCOA. 5 lbs 25c
crop exhibit next week in th e capacity day. They w ere G e o r g ia S ta p le to n .
of judge.
Rose P o tter, V aletta Macaw. H elen
The Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Wood left Buelow, Leona Bailey and L illian Le- j
on Monday for S easide w here they kander.
will spend sev eral weeks.
Miss Violet Coe left th e la tte r p a rt ’
1 our Home Furnisher
T he services of th e F ree Methodist
ch u rch for th e coining Sunday will of last week for M yrtle P oint. Oregon,
Gresham
Phone 1901
be as follow s: Sunday school at 10, school as te ac h er of E nglish. Miss
preach in g serv ices a t 11, by th e p as w here she has a position in th e high
to r. the Rev E. N. Long; young peo Coe is a g rad u a te of W illam ette U ni
Card of Thank*.
Card of Thank*.
ple’s m eeting a t 6:30; preach in g again v ersity In th e cla ss of 1924.
We w ish to convey to th e m a n y . . . .
We
w
ish
d s for
in
th
e
evening
at
7:30;
p
ray
er
m
eeting
Quality
th a a n n k k o ou u r r frien
iriend8
for
D efense te st day—today. Be su re to neighbors and frien d s o u r h e a rtfe lt L , , W t O to th
Phone 1451
T
h
u
rsd
ay
evening
at
7:30.
S
tra
n
g
ers
th
a
n
k
s
for
a
ssista
n
ce
an
d
sym
pathy
i
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sy
m
p
ath
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and
m
any
ac
ts of
atten
d
th
e
p
atrio
tic
program
tonight
and Service
Peed 12S1
a re co rd ially welcomed to th ese ser- a t th e high school gym nasium . It's show n us at th e tim e of th e death of : k,ntJness In o u r deep sorrow
o«r d arlin g baby girl.
| Mrs. M ary L ouise Dodge.
Ices.
Miss
O regon over th e top" again.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Swift.
Je ssie Dodge, Miss R achel Dodge.
Gresham Hat Shop
SATURDAY
SEPT. 13 and 15
MONDAY
USED CAR SALE
\a lu e $1.40—SPECIAL—All for 99c
20TH CENTURY SROOMS, 5 sew, strong, med weight, wonder
ll-lb
a good Flour, low price, 494b.
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
The Same Old Story
A Savings Account at the First State Bank is
a safe investment.
$1.79
delicious on hot cakes
__________ Quart tins,
| gallon tins,
Conveniently located for you at
“Honor Built”
100 per cent Wool
Clothes
’2 2 —
The Makers Guarantee
FIRST STATE BANK
New
AylsWortK gMartini
Grocery Bulletin
$
1 » $3
$
>.50
KERRS BEST PATENT FLOUR
Special 49-pound sack, $1.89
ROYAL CLUB COFFEE
1 pound 47c, 3 pounds $1.39
GRANULATED (A N E SUGAR
Cash price 100-lb. sack, $8.25
A. W . METZGER <& CO.
- Beautifully designed Chinese fig
ured rugs in Alva Velvets, fringed,
size 9x12
-
.
Congoleums, 9x12
-
Congoleums, 6x9 -
Congoleums, 18x36 inches
Martha Washington Rugs
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M ETZGER