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BETHEL
Baptist
Church
Powell Street, Gresham
Areme
Club Sapper,
A v alen tin e su p p er will be given by
th e A rem e club a t th e M asonic hall.
G resham , on F rid ay evening, F ebru
a ry 13, beginning a t 5:30.
REV. E. G. JL’DD, P a.tor
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 ra y e r service W ednesday eve
nings a t 7:30.
ATTEJfTIOJt, GARAGE ME.Wi
C^?.i.l,l.ac “yrvice <ar in good condition.
'* ill trade for Ford if in good running
order.
What have you?
Columbia
H ighw ay Service Station. Springdale,
Oregon. Phone Corbett 520.
A ford hi I Invitation to alb
The Bank of G resham pays 5 per
cent In terest on tim e deposits.—Adv
A Complete Line o f Machinery
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MYERS SPRAY PUMPS
for any kind of spray m ixture
Burket Sprayers — Barrel Sprayers — Power Sprayers
Oliver Chilled or Steel Plows. Repairs
Drills, Spreaders, Potato Planters, T ractor Plows, Disc
Harrow’s, T ractor Implements.
W ater Systems for any type or depth of well
Phone 1141
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T he re g u la r m eeting of th e W om an’«
Home M issionary society of the M eth
odist E piscopal ch u rch will be post
poned u n til som e tim e in the week ofl
F e b ru a ry 15. on acco u n t of th e re
vival m eetings in p rogress. Mrs. C.
J. L undquist w ill be th e hostess.
The B ap tist L adies G uild will hold
an all-d ay m eeting a t th e new hom e
of Mrs. H. W. Cooley on n o rth Main
stree t. P o t luck lunch w ill be en
joyed a t noon an d in th e aftern o o n
m ission stu d y w ill be tak en up. P lan s
a re u nder w ay by th e Guild for an
ap ro n and pie social ju s t before
E aster.
O. A. E astm an is in P o rtlan d w here
he is ta k in g some special tre a tm e n ts
for a sh o rt tim e.
SERVICE
Gresham
A nnouncem ents have been received
by frien d s of Mrs. C. J. Ellw ood. fo r
m erly L ucile M cCarter, of B urbank.
C alifornia, of th e a rriv a l of S hirley Jo
Ellw ood on J a n u a ry 26.
20th Century Stores
2 0 th C entury S tores are D ep en d a b le
Giving 16 ounces in every pound, 100 cents of value for each
dollar expended.
H ere Q u a lity is C ou p led W ith E con om y.
Saturday and Monday, February 7th and 9th
EXTRA ORDINARY VALUES ARE GIVEN
HONEY, Pure,
RAISIN’S, m arket day,
BON’ AMI,
pt. jars 29c, qt. jars 55c
4-pound sacks...........
39c
cake 9c, powder...........11c
_________________________
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A S ta r c a r w as delivered th is week
to Miss B ran n an , living on th e A n
drew s road e a st of G resham , ac co rd
ing to H en ry T ilgner, local re p re se n
ta tiv e of th e d istrib u tin g com pany,
w ho re p o rts sev eral sa les m ade in
th is v icinity w ithin th e p ast few
weeks.
Royal Garden, Ceylon and India Tea, the world’s best, 1 .,-lh pkg 38c. 1 lb 73c
SHRIMP, newest pack,
tins
35c
ROLLED OATS,
4 pounds ....................23c
MACARONI, curve cut,
4 pounds ....................25c
UNIVERSAL MATCHES, large full boxes, noiseless, regular 7£c
________________Extra special 5 boxes 25c
Bill F e rris h as disposed of his Ar
boleda sto re to a m an living in that,
vicinity who w ill co n tin u e th e busi
ness th ere.
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
R E LIA B ILIT Y
GRESHAM LOCALS
LARD, pure,
CHEESE, full cream,
3 pounds
...................
________________________
3 pounds ....................55c
f
SARDINES, Norwegian
2 f o r ............................25c
ADIRONDACK SYRUP, from New York, (cane and maple)
pints 33c, quarts 55c, A gallon, 99c, gallons $1.89
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Crystal White Soap
6 bars 25c, 12 bars for 49c
DEVILED MEAT,
T he re g u la r m eeting of th e A reme
B. POWDER, Calumet,
OIL, Wesson o r Mazóla,
6 tins ..........................25<
club w ill be held a t th e hom e of Mrs.
pound t i n s ................. 27c
q u art tins ..................49c
H. V. Adix on M onday aftern o o n , F eb
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2Y2-tins ...................... 59c
ru a ry 9. T he com m ittee to a ssist th«
h o stess is Mrs. O. A. Jo h n so n , Mrs.
C. M. Q uicksall and Mrs. Benj. Cam
55c
eron,
Of local in te re s t is th e re p o rt of a
reception given rec en tly a t Clinton
F in al red u ction throughout the store on
K elly M ethodist E piscopal ch u rc h in
OLIVE OIL, Pompeian.
CORNMEAL,
W inter G ood s, B roken L ines an d on
MILK, C arnation or Fed
P o rtlan d , on th e occasion of th e re
quarts
........
...............
98c
9-lb. s a c k ....................42c
eral, 3 for....................25c
ception given for th e re tirin g and in
m any item s too num erous to m en tion
com ing p asto rs, th e la tte r being th e
Rev. P. M. B ienkensop. D. Brooks
I Ill’s is the final cleanup sale before spring stocks arrive
H ogan, su p e rin ten d e n t of th e Sunday
Really no better places to buy Groceries in all the Great Northwest than at
school, w as to a st m aster. Among
th o se w ho took p a r t on th e p ro g ram
w ere J. B. Kelly, M ilton O. Nelson,
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Regular $1.25 Gowns............................... Sale Price $ .98
R anton.
Regular $1.50 Gowns............................ Sale
Price $1.19
Zion Evangelical Church.
It is ru m o red one of th e la rg e oil
Regular $1.75 Gowns............................... Sale
Price $1.39
com panies is n eg o tiatin g for a loca
T he m o nthly ch u rc h day w ill be ob
Regular $2.25 Gowns............................... Sale
Price $1.S9
tio n for a d istrib u tin g sta tio n and served S unday w ith th e follow ing s e r
Regular $2.50 Gowns............................... Sale
Price $1.98
sto ra g e p la n t in G resham . T his p ro b vices:
ab ly is in an ticip atio n of th e opening
S unday school a t 10 a. m. w ith cla ss
of th e Mt. Hood loop highw ay w hich es for all ages.
w ill m ean heavy au to traffic th ro u g h
D ivine w orship in th e E n g lish la n
th is section.
Regular $3.75 Double Cotton Blankets, size 70x80
guage a t 11 and in th e G erm an la n
Todd, th e P ain t Man, is m ak in g ar
colors grey and tan ..........................Sale Price $2.98
guage at 11:50 o’clock. T he serm on
ran g e m en ts to en larg e his stock of
topic
w ill be "W o rk in g th e W orks of
Regular $9.85 All-W ool Plaid Blankets, size
p ain ts and w all p ap er by occupying
God." T he ch o ir w ill re n d e r th e a n
th e e n tire p rem ises w h ere he is lo
66x80
Sale Price $7.85
them , “I H eard th e Voice of J e s u s ” by
cated. He is adding to his p ain t sto re
Regular $6.50 Wool Mixed Plaid Blankets, size
Ira B. W ilson.
th e room w hich w as vacated last
Splendid opportunity to cash in your Liberty
66x80 ........................................... Sale Price $5.39
F ollow ing th e m o rn in g serv ices a
w eek by th e Radio E le ctric com pany.
pot
luck
lunch
w
ill
be
enjoyed
in
the
Bonds
at best price. With advancing interest
T he p a rtitio n h as been tak en o u t and
all needed im provem ents m ade to elem en tary d ep a rtm en t S unday school
rates bonds will be lower.
36-inch Silk Taffeta and Mesaline, to close, yard $1.69
give room for th e fu rth e r d isp lay of room , a fte r w hich th e Ju n io r League
w ill convene for its m eeting. The
his stock.
“Lady Betty” Silk Hose, all colors, featured here
/ / you are in the market to sell see us at once.
R. C. F ra c e of Sandy h as pu rch ased topic for discussion w ill be "L essons
* t 9 8 c a p a ir................................... Sale Price $ .79
th e 8. C. Jo n es house on Second stre e t from P a trio ts, P a s t an d P re se n t.”
and moved in a few days ago. Mr. E lean o r G ebhardt w ill be th e leader.
Our lot of Silk and Wool D resses sold re g u la rly at 312.95
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F ra ce is a c a rp e n te r and w ill w ork at At th e sam e tim e, th e old er folks w ill
to 315.95, to close a t ...................................................................
his trad e in G resham . J. C. Yandel enjoy a social hour. Rev. C. Hoffman,
and fam ily, who fo rm erly occupied p asto r of the E v an g elical St. Jo h n s
M en’s W inter Weight Union Suits, color ecru,
th e Jo n es residence, have moved into ch u rch a t Sellw ood, w ill be th e
Gresham, Oregon
all sizes, featured here at $1.95 regularly,
th e W illiam Caldo house in L aw rence sp eak er. All frien d s a re co rd ially in
vited to pack a b ask et of lunch and
addition.
Specially Priced at.................................... suit $1 39
R. E. Cannon, p rin cip al of th e high spend th e day w ith th e m em bers of
,
Entire stock of Men's Overcoats and Ladies'
school, is a t Salem for a few days as th e co n gregation.
On M onday evening th e ch u rch
m em ber of th e leg islativ e com m it
Dresses and Coats at Clean-up Prices.
tee of th e Oregon S tate T ea ch e rs' as council w ill hold its m o n th ly m eet
T im othy 2:15”
soclatlon. He is ap p e arin g in th e in ing and "T he II
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each
er
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ra
in
in
g
class
w ill have its
te re st of a n um ber of b ills p erta in in g
o f D airy C ow s an d F arm Im p lem en ts
to school w hich a re before th e le g isla first exam ination.
On T h u rsd ay aftern o o n a t 2 o ’clock
tu
re
a
t
th
e
p
rese
n
t
tim
e.
Park here and shop in comfort
th e G resham circ le of th e W om en's ! 81 the I.. R. B right Farm . 1 Mile E ast of Gresham on Powell
W illiam M cA llister cam e hom e from
Valley Road.
S alem w here he is a stu d e n t at Wil Union w ill convene for its m onthly |
lam ette U niversity, to atten d th e fu m eeting at th e hom e of Mrs. M. Hem-
T he p resid e n t, Mrs. F. Vol-
n e ra l of his cousin, R andolph Ham rich.
b
rech
t
is
a rra n g in g tra n sp o rta tio n for
ntond, w hich w as held in P o rtlan d
Commencing a t 10:30 A. M.
Free Lunch
all who w ish to atten d .
T h u rsd ay afternoon.
FEBRUARY
Clean-up Sale
SLICED PINEAPPLE, standard quality, latest pack, large
________________ No. 2k tins at 2 for
Vim Flour, excellent for bread or buns, 49-lbsk. $2.33
20TH CENTURY COFFEE, the finest coffees, lb 48c, 3 lbs $1.42
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The 20th Century Grocery Stores
Ladies’ Flannelette Gowns
BLANKETS
U. S. Liberty Bonds for cash to the amount
of $6,000.00.
FIRST STATE BANK
L. A. WACK & CO.
Grocery Bulletin
NEW BERG HAM, whole oi h a lf................lb $
SUGAR CU RED B A C K S.......................... lb
BROO KFIELD LOAF CHEESE, whole
or half........................................................... lb
W Z b V -v . V .
4 SAL 1’ MACK ERA L, fresh kit, fine fish, each
5, GOLDEN BLOA 1 ERS, large, bright, 3 for
6. KERRS BEST P A T E N T FLOUR, way under
wholesale
...................sack 2
7. BULK COCOA........... 2 lbs 15c ......... 4 lbs
8. BI LK DA FES, excellent quality.......... 2 lbs
9. FIG BARS, delicious cookies.........
2 lbs
(Buy as many cans «* you like)
T h e sophom ore and sen io r g irls e n
PLEASA N T V ALLEY
3 5 H e a d o f H igh G rad e D airy C attle
gaged in a lively sk irm ish of basket
ball T h u rsd ay noon w hich resu lted in
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Jo h n so n have
This herd consisting of Ilolsteins. Guernseys, and Jersevs is
a tie. They played a few m in u tes leased th e hom e of Mrs. F lo ra Troge
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longer to b rea k th e tie, th e victory an d have estab lish ed th e ir residence m good order and all Tuberculin Tested.
sta n d in g 18 to 14 for th e sophom ores. th ere.
F ollow ing is a b rief d escrip tio n of th e c a ttle to be sold
H en ry M organ has pu rch ased a 5-
On J a n u a ry 30th th e re arriv ed at
.’i Grade Holstein t ows with call at side.
room bungalow in th e Piedm ont d is th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Ja s. Mc
ft Grade Holstein Helfers to freshen with second (all soon, extra good.
4 to w s fresh now, milking heavy.
F
tr ic t in P o rtlan d and w ill move his Lean a fine young lady who tipped
Jersey Hellers, 1 fresh. 2 coming fresh soon.
fam ily th e re a t once. A rth u r L u n d th e scale at eig h t pounds.
5 Grade Guernsey tow s, 1 fresh In .March, good ones.
q u ist, who p u rch ased th e tru ck in g
0 Grade Holstein tow s Io freshen in March.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Richey re tu rn e d
b u sin ess of M organ b ro th ers, will
Î Ünî',.’‘ ,l,Ov U ,ï . B,,d..JVr'*y Cows
freshen in April and May.
S atu rd ay frpm a trip up th e valley
1 Holstein lenrlintr Heller,
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move Into th e house w hich is being
w h ere th ey spent sev eral days visiting Aora‘ WayneL’ '1
He,'er
’ »h second calf. (Edna Kena
vacated by Mr. an d Mrs. M organ. Miss
w ith frien d s at C orvallis, Amity, New
D oris H unt, th e niece of Mrs. M organ
1 Pure Bred Jersey Bull, 1 year old. Registered.
b erg and o th e r points.
who h as been stay in g w ith th e fam ily
1 Pnre Bred Holstein Bull.
G randm a S ager is spen d in g a few
for n ea rly a year p ast, h as q u it th»>
high school at G resham and w ill go to w eeks v isitin g w ith rela tiv e s and
frien d s in P o rtlan d ,
h er hom e in P o rtlan d .
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1 Horse, weight llftO lbs. . 1 Team, weight
■ « • » as.sm. weigni
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Pow ell of P o rt 2S50 lbs. . 2 Sets of Double Harness.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Shultx moved
land
w
ere
S
unday
g
u
ests
at
th
e
home
in to th e ir new ten -ro o m house on
W allula H eights la st S atu rd ay . This of Mrs. P o w ell’s sister. Miss N ellie
> W agons, 2 Hay Racks, 1 H ay Rake. M anure S p re ad e r, 12 Cow S tan
resid en ce, w hich Is am ong tin tines! McKinley of th is place.
Mrs. F re d E m m ett of Amity is ch .o n s, 7-foot Cham pion Binder, used one season. Mower, C ultiv ato rs O livei
in G resham , faces south on Pow ell,
40 plow D isk H arro w . P o tato P la n te r. Corn P la n te r. Ross e si age C utie
betw een W allula and F lo ren ce a v e spending a few days th is week with M H k C ^ le r ’ n f
30 M“ k C ans’ a11 siz*8'’
S ep ara to r
Milk Cooler, o th e r a rtic le s too nu m ero u s to m ention.
nues.
It is finished In stone tone Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Richey.
T he social given a t th e ch u rc h last
stucco, w ith th e inside finish in d rift
wood sta in and w ith hardw ood floors. F rid a y evening w as v ery m uch en Ail sum s of 320 and less cash, all sum s over 320 six m o n th s’ tim e w ith ap
T he driftw ood stain is som ething en joyed by th o se who w ere fo rtu n a te
proved notes b earin g eight p er ce n t in te r e s t A rran g em en ts for tim e or
tire ly new in th e line of In terio r fin enough to be p resen t.
p u rch a ses m ust be m ade w ith clerk before beginning of sale.
N. D. K esterson of P le a sa n t Home
Ishing and h as a g reen ish tone e f
fect. T he k itchen has a v ltro lite com w as a c a lle r a t th e hom e of his
position for th e d rain b o a rd and th e b ro th er. C. F. K esterson, la st Sunday.
Mrs. Ben H alstead is serio u sly ill
w alls a re enam el. T h ere Is a sun
GRESHAM. OREGON
p a rlo r, also a b illiard room In th e a t h er hom e on P le a sa n t View avenue.
J.
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HUGHES,
Auctioneer
basem ent. T he resid en ce Is hcate
A. MEYERS, Clerk
F o re st Grove, Oregon
Piano Tuning.
| w ith a H om er hot a ir furnace. B. F.
G resham , Oregon
Plano tu n in g 33. Plano and organ
A ldrich of P o rtlan d w as th e builder rep airin g . Fred B Jones. Phone o r
5 «TICE.
of th e house.
ders to Outlook. 1561. or TAbor S952
To Whom It May C o n c ern :— Notice
GRESHAM M A R IN ELD
is hereby given th a t from and a fte r
Window Clean tug
Cream Price*.
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Beauty Shoppe
th is d ate 1 will not he resp o n sib le for
For
expert
window
cleaning
see
8.
T he Sandy cre am e ry is paying 45
any debts c o n tra cte d by my husband,
We Do
Cents a t th e cre am e ry and 43 cen ts on TaJIma. or leave o rd ers w ith John C.
C. A nderson.
Brown. G resham , phone 2501
M arrelllag, Nhampooia*. M aslrsrla
th e ro u te for b u tte rfa t.—Adv.
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sail
Variai
Trralm rat«. F ir.
MRS. MAY ANDERSON.
Outlook w ant ads w ill b rin g buyer G resham . Feb. 3, 1925.—Adv.
Marinello
Preparation«
for Sale
W h at you w an t, w hen you w ant I* and se lle r to g eth er cheaply and
Over F irst State Bank
as you w ant It— W an t ad. tt.
quickly.
Telephone IMI
Say it th e W an t Ad way
HORSES
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16. SILV ER BAR FOM \ FOES, Special, 3 cans
17. PRIN C I*. \LB F R I I OB.ACCO 16-oz tins
A. W . METZGER & CO.
Phone 1451
Feed i ¿ S i
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1925
MACHINERY
10. R O \ AL L LI B CO! bEL, 1-lb cans only, lb
11. COOKING APPLES .............................box
12. ORANGES, 252 size
...............
3 doz
13. COLUMBIA R I\ 1 R SALMON
3 cans
14. O TTER M IN C ED CLAMS, No. ' .. flat can
15. GOOD STAN DARD CORN, 2 for 25c, doz
AUCTION SALE
E. R. (TED) WRIGHT, Owner