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GRESHAM OUTLOOK.
FRIDAY.
We are better equipped this Holiday Season than
ever before to provide the “fixins” for the spread.
O rder your P a stry from our store
We can supply a n y th in g in th e p a s try lin e . T h e very
fin est F ru it C akes, L a y e r C akes, F ound C akes, L oaf C akes,
Cup C akes a n d F re n c h P a s try . T h e se c a k e s w ill he m ade
to o rd e r w ith e x a c tin g c a re by e x p e rt b a k e rs .
Phone 1411
Walrad Mercantile Co.
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TO IN SU RE G E T T IN G A GOOD
TURKEY
for your Thanksgiving dinner please place your orders
by Saturday evening if possible and avoid disappoint­
ment.
GEESE, DUCKS OR CHICKENS
OYSTERS
Early selections are the best.
Gresham Meat Market
A. J . W. BROW N, P ro p .
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TURKEYS. GEESE, DUCKS, ( II1UKKNS, OYSTERS
Grocery Bulletin
1 BRO O K FIELD LOAF CHEESE,
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3
4
5
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lb. 29<
BEST TILLAM O OK CH EESE.................... lb. 32.'
CHOICE PICN ICS, Sugar Cured............... lb. 19c
COTTAGES, Boneless .................................... lb. 27c
ROYAL CLl B COFFEE, special............. 1 lb. 52c
3 lbs. $1.50
6 ROSE DALE PIN EA PPLE, broken slices,
No. 2' j, lb cans 25c
7 I FAUN \ PEAS, best ungraded variety,
3 cans 42.
8 S IL \ I'.R BAR FOMA FOES, with puree,
3 cans 39<
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14 PRESSED FIGS
10-lb. box $1.75, lb. 20c
15 BULK D A TES............................ lb. 15c, 2 lbs. 25c
16 BRAZIL NUTS
3 lbs. 50.
17 SACK CABBAGE for K raut....................sack $1.00
18 PO I A I OES, Burbank and Netted Gem, sack $1.75
Quality
and Service
Phone 1451
Feed 12S1
SATURDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
A carload of C A LIFO R N IA NAVEL Oranges, new crop, and the best we could
buy, 324 size, 2 doz. for 35c, 216 size 30c dozen, 150 size, dozen..........................50c
Sunmaid Raisins, Seeded or Seedless, 15-oz. pkg, 3 for 35c
JE L L O , a ll flavors,
e a ch .........................
10c
CH OCOLA TE, B ak ers
P re m iu m ,
18, ea... 19c
Soft S h ell ALMONDS,
pound 28c, 2 lb s ........ 55c
C H O C O LA TES,
pound 25c, 2 lbs
49e
N EW LA Y ER FIG S,
pound ............................ 20e
M a ra sc h in o C H E R R IE S ,
3-oz. b o ttle f o r ............ 15c
Mince Meat, just right with a litle kick, 2 lbs.
45c
RO YA L W H IT E SOAP,
10 b a r s .......................... 37c
CRISCO, 3 lb s.............73c
6 lb s............$1.39
C H E E S E , F u ll C ream ,
pound 28c, 2 l b s .......55c
PIM E N T O S, C u rtis B ran d ,
3 f o r ...............................25c
FR E N C H CREAM S,
pound 28c, 2 lbs. fo r 55c
R IP E O LIV ES,
p in ts ............................... 15c
large cans 4 3 c , 2i-lb. can . $ 1 .2 9
N e w P e e ls, lemon or orange, 3 5 c per lb. Fancy Citron, lb.. . . 6 0 c
ROYAL
B A K IN G
POW DER,
MAZOLA OIL, pints....................... 28c
quarts................... 49c
ST U FFE D OLIVES, 3-oz. bottle....15c
6-oz. bottle.. 25c
SW EET PICK LES, the best,
dozen ................ ........................ 25c
VANCAMPS GRAPE FR U IT,
delicious, can each......................10c
C L U S T E R RA ISIN S, 1924
P io n e e r M INCED CLAMS,
O Y STER S, new
Mrs. E th e l D aniels of O akland, C al­
Crop, 2 f o r ................... 35c
e a ch ...............................20c
pack, c a n ..................... 19c
ifornia, is h ere for a m o n th ’s visit
w ith h e r au n t, Mrs. Jo h n B liss, the
5 = 20T H
C EN TU R Y COFFEE,
la tte r ’s d au g h ters, Mrs. B laine T u r ­
n er, Mrs. F ra n ce s S tone an d Mrs.
4 5 c, 5
$ 2 .2 0
A lb ert Camp. She w ill also v isit w ith
FANCY OREGON CRA N BERRIES,
P o rtla n d ' frien d s.
JE R SEY SW EET POTATOES,
'M iss Neva Ja ck so n sp en t th e past
pound .......................................... 19c
3 pounds for............................. 25c
few days in P o rtlan d w ith h er cous­
ins, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. T ibbits.
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Really there couldn’t be a better place to buy your Thanksgiving meal and so
Mrs. A. E. K essler received from I ! 1 conveniently located at GRESHAM .
E ngland la st w eek a sh ip m en t of nine I
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blue blooded, a risto c ra tic St. A nd reas- j i i i n i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i n i i n i i i i i i i n i i i i i i ) i i M i i i i i l i m i i i i i i i i m i u m i i i m i i m i t i i i i i n i n u i i i i i i n n m n i i n m i m n i m i n n i m i n i H
b erg ca n aries, five fem ales an d four
sin g ers. T hey m ade th e trip from
South H am pton in 13 days an d a r ­
rived in p erfect condition. T he spec­
ially
co n stru c te d
ship p in g
c ra te
w as so m ade as to p rev e n t th eft
an d w as provided w ith enough feed to
la st for th e e n tire journey.
C. P. T allm an h as ask ed th e O ut­
look to m ake a fu rth e r sta te m e n t con­
ce rn in g
th e
ju d g m en t
ren d ered
a g a in st him rec en tly for a feed bill to
G eorge Page. T allm an claim ed th a t
th e bill w as not his, b u t th a t of F. M.
P arch in , th en te n a n t on his farm , who
A bit of good dressing at Thanks­
w as to buy h alf of th e feed for the
d airy herd belonging to T allm an and
giving time adds greatly to your
to re ta in h alf th e proceeds from th e
appearance and the joy of the oc­
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sales on th e m ilk route. T allm an had
casion.
p u rch ased his half, he said, and had
paid for it, w hile P a rc h in left th e
co u n try w ith o u t paying for his sh are.
T he am o u n t sued for w as 3321. J u d g ­
.$ 2 0 to $ 5 0
m ent w as ren d e re d a g a in st T allm an
for 3193.
$ 7 .8 5 to $ 1 5
P lan s are being m ade fo r a co n cert
to be given u n d er th e au sp ices of the
$ 4 .0 0 to $ 9 .0 0
M ethodist E piscopal S unday school
F rid ay evening, D ecem ber 12, by the
.$ 1 .0 0 to $ 7 .0 0
T rip le Chim es com pany, com prising
P. W aldo Davis, chim es a r tis t, Mrs.
$ 1 .0 0 to $ 5 .0 0
Lizzie DeMoss D avis, violin and m an d o ­
lin: A rville D. D avis, violin an d re a d ­
3 5 c to $ 1 .5 0
ing: and H erschel D. Davis, piano and
organ.
Mr. and Mrs. C hase E. S t.C la ir en ­
te rta in e d at d in n e r la st n ig h t Mr. and
Mrs. H. L. St. C lair and d au g h ter
M argaret and Miss S ara Dotson.
M e n ’ s W ear J
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The Home of
T he an n u a l b az aa r and su p p er of
th e M ethodist L adies Aid w ill be held
Hart Sc ha finer
G R E SH A M
a t th e ch u rch on W ednesday evening,
8i M arx Clothes
Decem ber 3. E x ten siv e p lan s a re u n ­
H e Give Red Trading Stamps
der w ay for th e event.
P. H. “ P leas,” Roork, a resid e n t of
G resham , is ce le b ra tin g his 70th b ir th ­ a few days illn ess. T he child w as j
day today. He w as born in E ast P o r t­ ta k en sick S unday and a day or tw o
land and rem em b ers when th e re w ere ago w as rem oved to th e h ospital. F u ­
no bridges ac ro ss th e W illam ette and n e ra l a rra n g e m e n ts have not been a n ­
only th ree sto re s In P o rtlan d . W hen nounced. T he baby w as 1 y ear and 10
he w as less th a n a y ear old his p a r ­ days old. The R olleys have been h ere
en ts. Mr. and Mrs. Ja m e s W esley ab o u t six w eeks. T he m o th er is a
Roork. moved to w hat is now th e s is te r of Mrs. Ben. Hoover.
O rient d istric t, w here they lived for
never forms a partnership with a man who has not
m any years.
T he P eo p les’ B arg ain co u n ter. See
learned
to save. Success always selects a Saver—not a
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ads.
K athleen G ray Rolley. in fan t d a u g h ­
spender.
te r of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rolley. died
in a P o rtlan d h o sp ital la st n ig h t a fte r
B E TH EL
‘Perfect Blend and Roast”
pound
pounds
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New Clothes
for Thanksgiving «
Suits and O’Coats.
Boys’ Suits & Coats.
S h o e s..................
Hats and Caps.
S h irts ..................
N eck w ear..............
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SUCCESS
Americans possess a great money-making power but
they have little instinct or understanding of T H R IF T .
Baptist Church
Let Us Take That
“Promised Group"
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Now is th e tim e
w h ile you a re to ­
g e th e r.
’Tis not a luxury -
that group por­
trait— but one of
life's real neces­
sities.
May we bine the plens.
lire of »ening you I
19 CHOICE \P i’Ll S for eating and cooking, b.\ $1.25
A. W . METZGER & CO.
Special 4-Day Prices
Mrs. C. G. S ch n eid er gave a lu n ch ­
eon on W ednesday w ith cover p lates
fo r six in honor of Miss P e a rl Ruegg
who left T h u rsd ay m o rn in g fo r Ba
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kersfleld, C alifornia, to v isit a cousin
and o th er rela tiv e s. T he room s w ere
p rettily d ecorated in ch ry san th em u m s
Mrs. Boyd Wolff, of P o rtlan d , a sis­
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te r of Mr. S chneider, also Mrs. Max­
w ell S chneider w ere p resen t.
T he Rev. E a rl Crook, of A u ro ra,
p a sto r of th e Bible S tan d a rd ch u rch ,
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h as resig n ed h is w ork, a t le a st tem ­
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p o rarily . T he p u lp it of th e com m uni­
ty ch u rch w ill be filled by th e A aron
H ansen of A berdeen, W ash in g to n , who
w ith his fam ily w ill probably m ove to
G resham w ith in a few w eeks.
T he G resham New L au n d ry , under
th e m anag em en t of C larence J. C leve­
land, is ap p a re n tly a th in g of th e past.
T he house wast suddenly vacated, le av ­
ing sev eral h u n d red d o lla rs w o rth of
lau n d ry eq u ip m en t on th e prem ises.
9 KELI.OGS BRAN FLAKES................. 3 pkgs. 29.
10 SUGAR CRISP CORN FLAKES
.3 pkgs 25-
11 BULK COCOA ...................................... 4 lbs 25.
12 SI N BRIGHI CLEANSER, (limit 5) 5 cans 25c
13 CREME OIL SOAP
....... (limit 5 V. 5 bars 25c
T h an k sg iv in g b u yin g m a d e p lea sa n t— Immense Stocks priced to
your satisfaction and sold to you in that intelligent, courteous
manner you are taught to look for in a 20th Century Store
The Hardy Studio
G re sh am .
O regon
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Open Sunday* by Appointment.
Pow ell S tre et, G re sh a m
I1EV. E. U. J l lili, P astor
Bible school 10 a. m., m orning
w orship 11 o’clock. B. Y. P. U. 6:30.
evening service 7:30. Bible study
and p ray e r service W ednesday eve­
nings a t 7:30.
A C ordial im ita tio n to all.
It is easy to earn but so hard to save.
I hat is xx hy ox er SO per cent of us leave no estate at
death.
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SPEC IA L COMMUNICATIONS
G resham Lodge No. 152,
A. F. & A. M. in M asonic h all,
G resham , as follow s.
Monday evening, November 24. w ork
in F. C. degree.
T uesday evening, Novem ber 25. w ork
in M. M. degree, exem plified by E ast
G ate Lodge. E xam ination in M. M.
degree.
N eighboring lodges and visiting
b ro th e rs invited. 7:30 p. m. sharp.
a . MEYERS. W. M.
W. L. CORSAGE. Sec y
There is HOPE for all however—for SUCCESS
never reluses to form a lasting business partnership with
those who refuse to spend it all.
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7 /if day you take your first step toward Prosperity
is the day you start to Save.
REGULAR MEETING OF
G resham P ost. No. 30. A m er­
ican Legion. T uesday. Nov.
25. a t 8 o'clock p. m.. at
G resham G range hall. N om ination ot
officers for en su in g year. R e fr e s h - !
m ents. All m em bers urged to be I
present.
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FIRST STATE BANK
Gresham, Oregon
A STRONG BANK
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20th Century Store
U nion T h an k sg iv in g serv ices will
be held a t th e F ree M ethodist ch u rc h
T hanksgiving, Novem ber 27, a t 10:30.
Dr. C. W. H u ett w ill deliver th e ad ­ 5 =
d ress and sev eral selectio n s w ill be
given by a m ale q u a rte t. T he v ario u s
p asto rs of G resham have been invited
to tak e p a rt in th e services.
Mr. an d Mrs. C h arles R aney have
arriv ed from Hood R iver an d have
tak en p o ssession of th e hom e place
n ea r Ruby Junction for th e w in ter
A. M. W ilkinson and R. E. Sm ith
a re enjoying a few days of w ild goose
h u n tin g n ea r W asso, Oregon.
Mrs. Vivian Gordy is rep o rted to be
ill a t h er hom e w ith a form of in te sti­
n al d isorder.
sh ou ld g o into the b ask et for the
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