Gresham outlook., January 30, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

GRESHAM CTTLOOK,
PACE FOUR
Portland Telegram Bargain.
Mrkerson’s Jellied thicken.
FRIDAY, JANLARY
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. V ern Lucas,
of S p ringdale, on J a n u a ry 25, an 8%-
.pound d au g h ter. M other and babe are
a t Mrs. T im m erm an's an d both doing
well.
R o b ert H en d rick s is h ere from W al­
lace, Idaho, visiting w ith his m other,
Mrs. J. W. H endricks.
Mrs. I. McColl of R o seburg is here
in atten d a n ce on h er m other, Mrs. E.
L innem ann, who is rep o rted to be
failin g rapidly. Mrs. McColl is being
assiste d by Mrs. W eston and Mrs. R.
W. Gibbs.
Mr. an d Mrs. Tom N orthw ay, of
H ea v y St. D en is S ty le
S p ringdale, a re th e proud p a re n ts of
an 8% -pound baby g irl, born Ja n u a ry
27. She has been nam ed G loria Jean.
Mrs. N orthw ay is being cared for at
th e hom e of Mrs. H a rrie t Tim m erm an.
w ithout saucers
She has been very ill but is o ut of
d anger and th e baby is g ettin g along
nicely.
Miss D oris H unt visited frien d s and
rela tiv e s a t S p rin g d ale W ednesday.
At th e n ex t re g u la r m eeting of th e
Phone 1236
Gresham
G resham grange, which w ill be on
S atu rd ay , F e b ru a ry 14, a reso lu tio n
VALENTINE DAY, FEBRUARY 14
will be voted upon reg ard in g th e a c ­
cep tan ce of p referre d stock of th e
Make your selections now
M ultnom ah County Fal association to
th e am o u n t of note anti in te rest, also
P riced from l c to 15c
th e ta k in g out of $500 additional com ­
mon stock.
Glen W in ters, of C resham , w as a
2JIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIItllBllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll^
m em ber of th e rook basket ball squad
of th e Oregon A g ricu ltu ral College,
w hich defeated th e Jefferson high
school, of P o rtlan d , In the college
gym nasium at C o rv a'lis on S aturday,
th e gam e ending in a victory of 39 to
16 for th e rooks.
No one but a car owner can understand = Jam es T u rn b u ll, form erly from C an­
the joy of driving from a repair garage = ada, w ho la te r resided a t Oregon City,
visited T h u rsd ay at the H enry M organ
with motor purring again as if new.
home. His wife, wuo died th ree y ea rs
ago, w as th e m other of th e Morgan
And there is as much satisfaction from | ch ildren. A b ro th er, R o b ert T urn-
our viewpoint, when the job has been = bull, of S ask atch ew an , is stopping at
done here; m aintaining the reputation § th e resid en ce of Mr. an d Mrs. H enry
this shop has alw ays enjoyed of having = M organ for a sh o rt tim e. H e is r e ­
the best m echanics in Gresham.
ceiving m edical tr e m ents in G re sh ­
am.
Everyone drives his car these mild |
J. A. B ushong has been on th e sick
w inters, nevertheless, there is always a = list for th e p a st week
certain am ount of repair necessary. You 1
will he astonished a t the im provem ent g Mrs. E. N. Long left F rid ay for
H oulton, Oregon, win re she w ill r e ­
I
when we turn it hack to you.
I
m ain over Sunday .'n atten d a n ce at
th e d istric t q u arterly m eeting. Miss
Maybe a new set of piston rings. May­
Mabel Shipley is also p la n n in g to a t­
be only carbon removed. Maybe a car-
tend th e m eeting, going from P o rtlan d
burator adjustm ent—a loose nut here— § to H oulton S aturil iy w ithout her
a new rod there. But no m atter w hat the = u su al v isit to G resham over th e w eek­
ailm ent may be, we have the expert eye a end.
to locate and the knowledge to m ake re- g
Mr. an d Mrs. A. M. K essler left on
pair.
T h u rsd ay for th e ir mvv home a t S h er­
We guarautee the repair work which = wood, Oregon.
An in te re stin g in-1 . llation m eeting
we do oil any make of ear.
w as held last T ues ay evening at th e
g ran g e h all, wh<
th e officers of
G resham P ost A m etlcan Legion and
A uxiliary w ere Inducted into office for
the com ing year. C, G. S chneider was
the in stallin g officer for th e P ost and
Mrs. O. A. E astm an for th e A uxiliary.
M usical n u m b ers given during the
1
1 evening w ere solos by Miss M artha
H agberg, accom panied on th e piano
by her sister, Miss M arian, and violin
selectio n s by W. D. K inder. A lunch
was served a t th e close of th e evening.
IIAMLIN
&
IIOSS,
Props.
s
T he R ebekah W e lfare club will
Phone 88*1. Nite Phone 706.
Gresham =
I
I hold an a n n iv e rsa ry m eeting next
Monday aftern o o n a ' th e home of Mrs.
A. M. McManus.
Ml R ebekahs are
co rd ially invited to atten d .
Mrs. M innie M '.riin, late of P o rt­
land b ut form erly i neighbor of Mrs.
L. P. M anning in Y aquina, Oregon,
cam e o u t from the city T h u rsd ay and
spent th e day a t th e M anning home.
F ra n k and R. W. Gibbs visited w ith
Goods cost money! Service costs money! Good
th e ir fam ilies over Sunday. They
goods, and good service cost more than inferior goods,
a re engaged in work e.t Dundee. Qre.,
and no service. It stands to reason that this fact should
for C. W. A ltm an » h o lately moved
be taken into consideration when com paring prices.
there.
Mrs. M. A. P atte rso n has moved I n ­
It is not always economy to buy a cheap article be­
to h er new little ci tage on T hird
cause it costs a little less. Most people recognize this
stre e t, betw een Main and R oberts,
fact. The economical buyer buys where he can get the
w hich h as ju st been com pleted and
most value for his money, and where he can make ex­
w hich is located o r ground leased
changes when lie finds he has bought goods not suited
front Mr. and Mrs. J. t. Metzger. Mrs.
to his requirem ents.
M argaret Hrant, who
s been o cc u ­
Our policy Is Io give our custom ers the best goods
pying a room w ith M -. Ed. Sm ith for
mid the best service, nl the lowest possible price con­
a co n sid erab le length if tim e, has
sistent with good business judgm ent.
moved in to room s In ihe H orulsli
a p a rtm e n ts w hich h a 't been vacated
by Mrs. P atterso n .
20th Century Store
Youth will have its fling and thinks not about the cost, but grown-ups
harbor thoughts for the future and figure their daily expenses.
EXTRA SPECIAL!
CUPS 6 for 45c
HEPP’S RACKET STORE
Have
! lour Car Overhauled
1
I
Expert
Ignition
Generator
and
Starter
Work
Brake
Relining
I Fan Belts
Machine
Work
|
D ddge B rdthers I
SERVICE STATION
|
GRESHAM GARAGE I
1 Grocery Bulletin
Newberg .Meats have become famous for quality.
1. H AMS, whole or half, lb. 30c, Cottage Rolls, lb 27c
CHOICE PICNICS, lb. 20c. Sugar Cured Racks 30c
2. GOLDEN BLOATERS, lge. beautiful fish, 3 for 25c
3. R1 X CORNID BELL, No. 1 tins................... 25c
4. COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON, 3 cans.......
69c
5. ROYAL CLUB COE FEE, 1-lb. tins only
53c
6. BULK COCOA. 2 lbs
15c. 4 lbs........
25c
7. LIBBY'S APPLE IU T I ER, just a few cans left
2 tor 15c
8. O'ITLR BRAND MINCED CLAMS,
No. 1. flat cans 20c
9. K C BAKING POW DI R, the old reliable brand.
special 25c size, 19c, 50c size, 35c
10. OLD DUTCH CLEANSER, 3 cans............. 25c
11. CLEAN EASY SOAP. 10 bars 37c. 50 bars $1.65
12. P R IN C E A L B E R T TOBACCO, 16-oz. tin
97c
A. W. METZGER & CO.
Phone 1451
Phone 1451
Ifc»
GRESHAM LOCALS
T ry it fricasseed or In salad. A
T he P o rtlan d T elegram Is m aking
w hole hen In every Jar. Phone O resh-
a special b argain offer lastin g u n til . rn 788k
tf
M arch 1, w hen the yearly subscrip tio n
by m all w ill be $3.76. Send your su b ­
Cream Prices.
sc rip tio n th ro u g h th e Outlook. Both
T he Sandy cream ery is paying 45
ce n ts a t th e cream ery and 43 cen ts on
p ap ers for one year, $4.50.—Adv.
the ro u te for b u tte rfa t.—Adv.
The Bank of O resham pays 6 per
P h o n e w ant ads. to 1661.
cent In terest on tim e d eposits.—Adv
I
80.
New Kook« a t G resbo'n lib r a r y .
A n u m b er of new books have r e ­
cen tly been added to the G resltant
brnnch of the public library.
The
tw o o u tstan d in g books of fiction of
til*» y ear a re S edgw ick's “The L ittle
F re n ch G irl” and F o rste r's "A P a s­
sage to In d ia.” Tlie form er is the
sto ry of a young g irl sent to Eng and
to find a h usband, by a m o th er whose
life in P a ris h as m ade a F rench m a r­
riag e im possible for h er daughter.
“T he P assag e to In d ia" is a novel of
Indian and B ritish life w ith all the
color, rom ance and trag ed y of B ritish
India. O ther new books nt th e lib ra ­
ry a re "H usband. C itadel." by M ason,
"H ouse of th e A rrow ,'' by H urkrose;
"S in g le h ea rt N o rris” by M artie; The
U nconquered" by M cC arter; ' W iden­
ing W aters," by Q uinn; "B eautiful
Mexico." by F o rster.
BETHEL
Baptist Church
Powell Street. Greaha.it
RF.V. R. (l. J l Pl>. Pastor
Bible school 10 a. nt . m orning
w orship 11 o'clock. B. Y. P. U. 6:30.
evening service 7; 30. Bible study
and p ra y e r serv ice W ednesday eve­
n in g s at 7:S0.
A Cordial Imitation to all.
THE 20TH CENTURY STOKES art- a big factor in the economi-
cal distribution of food stuffs, assisting more than 12,11011 families
every day to save, a valuable asset to any community.
WORTHWHILE SAVINGS
Saturday and Monday, January 31 and Februry 2d
KERR’S BEST PATENT FLOUR, these two days only, 49 lb. sack $2.33
BOOTH S SARDINES,
1-lb. cans, 2 fo r....... 25c
FEDERAL MILK,
tall cans, 3 fo r........... 25c
B aker’s Premium
CHOCOLATE, y2 lb. 19c
BLOCKER’S COCOA imported direct from Holland,
pound 53c, | pound 28c
STANDARD TOMATOES,
large cans, 2 f o r .....25c
T o ile t P ap er,
STANDARD PEAS,
3 f o r ............................40c
JELLO,
any f la v o r ...... ....... 10c
1000 sheet soft tissue, 3 rolls fo r...................... 2 2c
Fancy crepe, 4 ro lls ............................................. 2 2 c
ROYAL W HITE SOAP,
10 b a r s ........................S7c
LAYER FIGS, 5 row,
lb. 18c, 10-lb bx,....$1.65
DROMEDARY DATES,
package ......................20c
ROYAL BAKING POWDER, large can 4 3 c, 2A-lb. can. . $1.29
R IPE OLIVES, bulk,
p in t ............................15c
RAISINS, Thom pson’s
Seedless, 3 lbs
29c
ALBER’S FLAPJACK
FLOCK, large pkg... 25c
20th Century Brooms, 5 sew, med. weight, real value, 98c
BEST SHORTENING,
b u lk
lb s
59c
PURE LARD,
b u lk
3 lbs?
59c
DEL MONTE HOT SAUCE
4 fo r
25c
SLICED PINEAPPLE, Standard whole slices, lge. cans, 3 for 7 8c
M A T C H E S , Sw an or o u r N oiseless,
6 boxes ................................ ............ 25c
T E A , Laney Ceylon an d In d ia
O range Pekoe, (black) lb 59c
20TH CENTURY COFFEE—No use to look for a better coffee.
Roasted in our plant the day before you get it, lb 4 8 c , 3 for $1.32
New Parsonage Is Dedicated.
A la rg e crow d w as p rese n t a t th e
u n d en o m in atio n al tem p le Sunday to
a ssist in th e dedication of th e m odern,
th ree-ro o m p arso n ag e w hich is n e a r ­
ing com pletion and w hich w ill sh o rtly
be occupied by th e p asto r and his
w ife, th e Rev. and Mrs. S. F. P itta.
Mr. P itts w as assisted in th e services
by th e Rev. Mr. G lenville, p asto r of
th e E v angelical ch u rch a t W ichita,
am i th e Rev. Mr. Sim m ons, of M onta-
villa. Many w ere in atten d an ce front
P o rtlan d . A trio , co n sistin g of tw o
ladies and a g en tlem an from w itch ita,
ren d e re d m usical n u m b ers w hich
w ere m uch appreciated.
T he new -parsonage is 21 x 24 in
size, an d faces th e n o rth ju st at th e
re a r of th e tem p le building. It Is
m odern in every resp ect, w ith electric
lig h ts and bath. It h as n ot been d e­
cided a t th is tim e w h eth e r th e cook­
ing arra n g e m e n ts w ill be co n tro lled
by gas or electricity . T he in te rio r is
p rac tica lly com pleted, b ut th e o u t­
side yet rem a in s to he sided and th e
house p ainted.
P ra c tic a lly all the
w ork on th e house, w ith th e exception
of th e plum bing and p la ste rin g , w as
donated by th o se in terested .
C lasses Held for Japanese.
S ev eral classe s have been o rg a n ­
ized by Dr. Chas. W. H u e tt and his
h elp ers for th e in stru c to n of Ja p an e se
resid e n ts of th e com m unity. Much in ­
te re st is tak en and a lre ad y from 15 to
20 have becom e identified in th e v a ri­
ous classes. T hese classe s m eet from
7 to 9 o 'clock on Monday. W ednesday
and F rid ay evenings, th e men a t th e
M ethodist ch u rc h and th e women at
th e home of Miss R ena Stevenson on
F irs t stre e t.
T he classes at th e ch u rch a re tau g h t
by Dr. H u ett and G eorge K. Je n n er,
th e su b jects being E nglish, h isto ry
and Bible. Miss Stevenson teach es
E nglish, cooking and Bible; Miss Nell
Jo h n so n , m usic, and Mrs. G eorge K.
Je n n e r, sew ing.
He Took a Chance
“Well, I have got to take a chance to get any­
where“ said Jim Mason one evening.
It was th e signal of su rren d er ju st before he fell vic­
tim of the honeyed w ords of the stock prom oter and
signed his nam e on the d o tted line.
GOOD-BYE SAVINGS!
Suddenly, the fam ily was startled by the cry of the
wolf pack,— clearer th a n ever before,— com ing from the
tim b er back of th e cabin.
A n d the babies playing on the floor drew closer to
D ad d y . B ut they were not afraid. T h ey knew he w ould
alw ays p rotect them .
T im e passed. J im ’s h air was w hiter. H e was u n ­
easy. H e knew he was short of am m u n ition and th a t
he was not q u ite so good a shot as he used to be. B ut
he shouldered his rifle and started ou t once m ore to drive
back th e th reaten in g wolves.
In gassing on the merits of a stock or bond offer
why not consult your banker?
He have saved others. Perhaps we might save
you.
FIRST STATE BANK
Gresham, Oregon
A STRONG BANK
Greshiini I'ndenonlantionul Service*
Announced.
T he follow ing an n o u n cem en ts of
services have been given for the u n ­
d en o m in atio n al tem ple:
S unday school at 10 a. nt. w ith Mrs.
Mary D avidson as su p erin ten d en t.
P reach in g at 2 p. nt. each Sunday by
S. F. P itts, p asto r. P ra y er service
T uesday evenings.
W om an's Bible
read in g T uesday aftern o o n s b egin­
ning at 2:30. Bible study F rid ay eve­
ning conducted by th e young people.
E veryone welcunte.
Zion Evangelical (liurch Service».
T he S unday school of th e Zion
E v an g elical ch u rch w ill m eet a t 10
o'clock, followed by preach in g at 11
in th e E n g lish lan g u ag e and in the
G erm an language a t 11:50. from the
topic. "C h rist the S erv an t.” Special
music w ill he ren d ered by th e choir.
T he young people's m eeting, led by
Miss F ried a B ratzel, w ill he held at
7:30 and th e topic for discussion will
be. "T he C onquest of Selfishness."
The G resham circle of th e Zion
E vangelical W om en's union will hold
a bake sale at Cecil M etzger's sto re
S atu rd ay aftern o o n .
The Answer.
DANCE
In Masonic Hall, Gresham
FRIDAY NIGHT, FEBRUARY (i
W illo u g h b y ’s Im perial O rch estra
Refreshm ents Served
COMMITTEE
B. W. THORNE
JACK SHULTZ
ED MKTZGER
I*. E. I'. Ground« Are Improving.
Im provem ent Is being m ade by th e
P o rtla n d E le ctric Pow er com pany on
th e g ro u n d s along th e fre ig h t tra c k at
th e Mt. Hood depot, w hich will be
g reatly ap p re cia ted by those sending
or receiving f re ig h t T he soft e a rth
* a s rem oved from th e drivew ay
along th e sw itch from R oberts to
Hood avenue and four c a r loads of
g rav el have alread y been sp read over
the area, m aking a fine road.
E. W. AYLSW ORTH
W. A. HBSREL
Notice to S nbscrlher« to M ultnomah
C ounty F air Assn.
A m eeting of su b sc rib ers to th e
; stock of th e M ultnom ah C ounty F a ir
, association w ill be held In th e city
h all, O resham . on T h ursday, M arch 5.
I 1925. at 8 p. m.. for th e purpose of
electing a board of d ire c to rs and com ­
p leting th e o rg an izatio n of th e new
corporation.
Be su re and atten d th is very Im­
p o rtan t m eeting or send your proxy.
MULTNOMAH COUNTY F A IR ASSN.
P essim ist—"W hat In th e w orld do
You will n ever know w h at the gold­
you see to laugh a t? ”
Let us do w hat good we may. for we en ru le is u n til you h onestly endeavor
O ptim ist—"You.”
sh a ll not p ass th is w ay again.
to p ractice It.