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GRESHAM OUTLOOK.
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6 cups and saucers
These cups and saucers are of the beautiful F rancis
pattern and you have never been able to buy them at
such a low price as this.
We have only a limited quantity at this price.
A d elightful g ath erin g w as held a t
th e borne of D r. and Mrs. G eorge
In g lis on M onday evening, w hen the
te a c h e rs of th e g rad e school, th e
m em bers of th e school b oard and thele
w ives w ere en tertain ed by Mrs. C. M.
Q uicksall, Miss H elen H oss an d Miss
Mabel In g lis. G am es and m usic en ­
livened th e occasion and refre sh m e n ts
w ere served.
Mrs. F red Blonn is m aking freq u en t
trip s to Good S am a ritan h o sp ital in
P o rtlan d to visit her fath er, Mr. At-
wo»d of Oak Grove, who is serio u sly
ill a t th a t place.
20th Century Store
l lie opinions of people as a rule differ hut the many thousands
of 20 III ( EMILIO patrons are united in their endorsement of
the 20TH CENTl HEY STORES.
Extremely Low Prices on the Rest of Foods
Offerings-Saturday and Monday, Feb. 28 and Mar. 2
K e llo g ’s CORN FL A K E S ,
M A TC H ES, a n y of o u r
IVORY’ SOAP, 10c size
Mr. and Mrs. F red W aller and th re e
p a c k a g e .......................... 9c
5c b ra n d s, 6 b o x e s...2 5 e
3 boxes ........................ 22c
ch ild ren moved y esterd ay from the
room s in th e Sell building to P o rtlan d .
Mr. W aller w as em ployed as engineer
on th e steam shovel w orking on th e
SODA C R A C K ER S, fre s h
C H IP SO SO A P FLA K ES,
JE L L O ,
pipe line u n til th a t w ork w as com- |
a n d crisp , 2 lb s....... 35c
la r g e s i z e ...................... 19c
p a c k a g e .....................„.10c
pleted.
S u it w as h eard on th e 21st of J a n u ­
a ry in the case of H o b art Beers
B ro k en slices,
S ta n d a rd c ru sh e d ,
S ta n d a rd w hole-sliced,
a g a in st bis wife, Oma B eers, suing for
la rg e c a n s, ~ f o r y..45c______la rg e c a n s, e a c h ....... 25c
la rg e can s, 2 f o r......... 53c
sep aratio n , and on th e 19th of th e
p rese n t m onth an abso lu te decree of
divorce w as aw arded to him , also the
custody of th e tw o m inor ch ild ren ,
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Bailey en ter
B u r n e tt’s VANILLA, p u re,
S T R A IN E D HONEY,
RO YA L W H IT E SOAP,
tain ed th e ir cousin, E a rl B ailey and
2-ounce b o ttle ..........
33c
p in t M ______________________
ason j a r ............. 29c
_____________________
10 b a r s ...............................38c
fam ily, of F o re st G rove on Sunday
G uests at the Bailey hom e T h u rsd ay
evening w ere A rth u r N atches and
Del M o n te A P R IC O T S,
~ ' pure,
BU LK COCOA,
Miss M arjorie K endall, of T routdale.
STA N D A R D PE A S,
la
rg
e
ca
n
s,
2
f
o
r........
55c
2 p o u n d s ......................15c
3 f o r ...............................40c
Mr. and Mrs. V irgil H owell and ten
ch ild ren , of Y achats, arriv ed T h u rs­
32% C
day to m ake th e ir home in th is lo cal­
CRISCO,
ity. T hey have leased ten ac re s of the
QUICK Q U A K ER OATS,
T O IL E T P A P E R , 1000
9 -pound c a n ............. $1.99
old Cathey hom estead n ear Cotton
la rg e p a c k a g e ........... 29c
s h e e ts tissu e , 3 ro lls 22c
sta tio n , w hich they w ill farm .
In
m oving from th e co ast Mr. H owell
chose an unique and en tirely up-to-
d ate m ethod of shipping a la rg e p o r­
tio n of his household goods.
Ap
p ro x im ately h alf a ton of m ovables,
including fru it, bedding, knocked-
down fu rn itu re , etc., he placed into
pack ag es n ot exceeding 70 pounds in
Mrs. M ary M cA llister an d d au g h ter,
w eight and shipped by p arcel post, Mrs. Genevieve Jo h n sto n , drove to S a ­
having 35 or m ore such packages th a t lem T h u rsd ay to be p rese n t a t th e
cam e w ithin th e req u irem en ts of th e Ju n io r-F re sh m a n debate a t W illam ­
po stal reg u latio n s. Mr. H ow ell con- ette U niversity, in w hich ’W illiam Mc­
isid e re d th is an econom ical w ay of
A lliste r was a sp e ak e r for th e fre s h ­
shipping. T he Misses E dith and E thel m en. The la tte r had th e affirm ative
H ow ell w ill en ro ll as stu d e n ts of th e side of th e q u estion, “Resolved th a t
high school and live younger ch ild ren th e Ja p a n e se should be allow ed to
w ill atten d the G resham g rad e school. e n te r th e U nited S tate s on th e sam e
A sa le is now In p ro g re ss of th e r e ­ basis as th e o th e r c o u n trie s” and it
m aining stock of h ats and fu rn ish in g s w as decided by th e ju d g es th a t they
“A Horse, A Horse;
at th e G resham hat shop, conducted by had th e b e tte r arg u m en t.
“M y kingdom for a Horse,”
Miss Jo sep h in e Clow. It is n ecessary
W. E. B ates of P ortland*w as a ca lle r
th a t th e goods be closed o ut by the y esterd ay a t th e hom e of his son-in-
shouted King Richard 111 when he got into a tight place.
end of th is week.
law and d au g h ter, Mr. and Mrs. Guy
H. W. Cooley lias been confined to D. Jo n es, and on o th er G resham
his bed sev eral days w ith an a tta c k of friends.
Now if th at old king had saved IS cents a day for
m um ps. T his is th e second case to
T he ladies of th e B ap tist G uild m et
five
years he would have had $305.73—sufficient to have
show up w ithin th e p a st week. Miss in all-d ay session a t th e Home of Mr.
F ra ce s W elling has ab o u t recovered and Mrs. C. A. C a ro th ers on T uesday.
purchased a fine steed, and he would have saved his
from h er siege w ith the sam e disease T he ladies sp e n t th e day sew ing for
kingdom.
1 and w ill soon be back in school if th e ap ro n sa le to be held on A p ril 2.
n o thing u nforeseen develops.
R obert H en d rick s, who is w orking
tip
Claude W elch left th is m o rn in g for in th e office of th e city en g in eer in
F resn o , C alifornia, w here he h as a ! P o rtlan d as a d raftsm a n , w as confined
n um ber of relativ es. H e expects to to his hom e for tw o w eeks by a m ild
a tta c k of m easles. His m other, Mrs.
rem ain un til fall.
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. M anning e n te r­ J. W. H en d rick s, is reco v erin g th e use
tain ed tw o of th e ir g re a t nieces on \ of her arm , w hich she broke six w eeks
M onday of th is week. They w ere Miss ago as th e re s u lt of a fall.
“ Tor want of a nail the shoe was lost,
The R ebekah W elfare club w ill m eet
M ary H endricks, n te ac h er In th e p u b ­
For want of a shoe the horse was lost,
lic school in P o rtlan d and Mrs. L illian . w ith Mrs. II. J. P u lfe r next Monday
afternoon.
Mrs.
M.
J.
A
llshouse
and
H offer, and tw o ch ild ren , also of P o rt |
For want of a horse the rider was lost.”
Mrs. B. L. W alrad com prise th e e n te r­
land.
ta in m e n t com m ittee. All R ebekahs are
W endall M iller and ills b ro th er, Roy
co rd ially invited to atten d .
and wife, of P o rtlan d , cam e out
T h u rsd ay for a v sit w ith his p are n ts, i
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. M iller. W iuidall
POWELL VALLEY
A STRONG BANK
leaves today for New York, f r o m )
T
elford
Johnson,
who
en
listed
th
re
e
G re sh am , O regon
| w hich place lie w ill sail on a four-
m o n th s’ cru ise, passin g so u th th ro u g h y ea rs ago in th e re g u la r arm y and
th e P an am a canal. Roy has ju st r e ­ wlio h as been home on a fu rlo u g h for
tu rn e d from a trip to Ja p a n on a large some tim e at th e residence of his
fre ig h te r, b ut is not su re of going fattier, C harles C. Jo h n so n , left W ed­
back on a boat for fu rth e r em ploy­ nesday for M issoula, M ontana, w here
lie will he retain ed for service at th o
m ent.
fo rt until th e 12th of May, a t w hich
tim e he will have com pleted his te rm
of en listm en t and expects to re tu rn
D elivered Any Place.
Q uick Service.
Low est P rices
i home to rem ain.
J. T. I.undbom h as been in a c riti-
B est C oncrete M aterial to be had.
' cal condition d u rin g th e p ast w eek
from a tta c k s w ith his h ea rt, m an y of
A inerir» n l.eirlon
w hich he has suffered d u rin g th e past
th re e years. J u s t at p rese n t he is re-
PHONIC GRESHAM 489
TROUTDALE. OREGON
l ported as restin g easier.
T he ladies of th e Home an d F o r ­
GRESHAM M \R IN E L L O eign
M issionary society su rp rised Mrs.
Beauty Shoppe
C arl Nelson T h u rsd ay aftern o o n and
We Do
I had a p le asa n t tim e, th e occasion b e­
M h rrrlllnir. s h » nino
i no o ln tr. ____
Manlrnrln»,
ing h er b irth d ay . Mrs. Nelson w as
* r » l|» » m l F a r l a ! T rea tm e n t» , F t r .
¡th e p resid en t of th e society for sev­
A TRUCK FOR EVERY KIND OF WORK
Uiirinello Prepanitions for Sale
era l y ea rs and In ap p reciatio n of her
O ver F ir s t S ta te B ank
T rlephnne ItMl
serv ices she w as p resen ted w ith a
handsom e linen tab leclo th an d a
doran n ap k in s, also about t i in
fr /M V A L
GRAVEL
money. Cake and coffee w ere served.
Daily Trips to Portland
50c and 75c n y ard a t p it o r w ill
T he Sunday services at th e Mission
deliver.
ch u rc h w ill be as usual. T he topic
Gresham
Powell
Portland
for th e m o rn in g serm on w ill be.
Phone
O. A. BRYAN
and
Ft. East Taylor
i.vst
"S tra n g e T hings M anifested." In th e
Maple
Phone F.Ast 6.1s»
Phone G resham 79x9
evening at 7:45 th e ad d ress w ill be on
FLOUR, Kerr’s Best Patent, 49-lb sack
ON DISPLAY IN OUR W INDOW .
HEPP’S RACKET STORE
Phone 1236
IMS
GRESHAM LOCALS
EXTRA SPECIAL!
WHITE CUP and SAUCERS
FKIOA1, FFBKUAKÏ 97.
Gresham
We have a large assortment of hat frames and
trimmings now in stock.
Easter Post Cards now on sale.
§2.39
PINEAPPLE SPECIALS
Royal Garden Tea, Ceylon and India (black) or Japan (green)
half pound 38c
Royal Baking Powder, 12-ounce can 43c, 2A-lb. c a n ... $1.29
It Tells Me a Story!
White Star Tuna, all white meat, J/js each 19c, y2s each
20TH CEN FURY COFFEE, one trial means a steady drinker, di-
rec-t from our own roaster to you___pound 48c, 3 pounds $1.42
Bananas, 3 pounds, 25c
“My Kingdom
for a Horse”
“Plain as if spoken, this engine asks for new oil in
the crank case every time it passes the 750-mile m ark,”
said a careful motorist in our garage this week.
We clean the case well before putting in new oil.
These little details insure longer life to your car.
We carry only the best oils and greases
DRIVE IN
G R ESH A M GARAGE
H A M LIN & HOSS, P ro p s.
P hone 9891. N ite P hone 706.
G resham
II e do high class acetylene welding and brazing
For want of a few dollars saved
many a man
has lost a line business opportunity—or has been
forced to sell valuable property at a sacrifice when
an emergency arose.
FOR THE BEST MEATS
F re s h o r C ured, L ard, Etc., p re p a re d a n d sold u n d e r a b ­
so lu te ly s a n ita ry c o n d itio n s a n d at low est
possible prices, y o u ’ll go to
THE SANITARY MARKET
GIO. D1ETL, Prop.
Phone 1711
Greskaw
FIRST STATE BANK
Grocery Bulletin
Newberg Ham
Choice Picnic«
The kind you’ll like.
Cured just right for the
pan.
Cured just like the
ham. Special for Satur­
day.
Pound 30c
Sand
TUESDAY
March 24
Pound 19c
A high patent flour, compares favorably
with any other of the well known brands.
49-lb. sack $2.49
Otter Clam«
( îood Red Salmon in
Quality always
guaranteed
No. A flat cans 20c
ROYAL CLUB COFFEE
1-lb. can 55c
yr Stick Candy F REE.
-X .
Dusky Dream«
A Delicious Chocolate
Candy,
Special ¿-lb. 23c
Monopole
Grape Fruit
Fine Florida Fruit, in
No. 2 cans 25c
A. W. METZGER & CO.
Quality
and Service
K NARR & SO N
Phone 1451
Feed 12S1
BRIQUETS
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
Sold by us for years. Special on 1 -lb. tins
Big
?
COAL
Chinook Salmon
Crushed Rock
CONCRETE BRICK
KERR'S BEST PATENT FLOUR
No. A tbit cans 15c
Gravel
I
SerioU s th o u g h t m ust be given to
th e q u e stio n of H e a lth P ro te c tio n
in y o u r hom e.
1
Your Plumbing Must Be
Installed Right
I t m ay cost a bit m o re to e m ­
ploy a c o m p e ten t w o rk m a n , but
_ by so d o in g , you a re a b le to r e ­
ceiv e th e k in d of se rv ic e you h a v e
th e rig h t to expect.
( a ll me fo r c o rre c t la « ta lla tlo a x .
Good Work
Well Done
R A L P H L. D A V ID S O N
P h o n e 1957.
O p p o site H ig h School
the su b je ct of “The C h a ra c te r of F o r­
giveness."
The confirm ation class
will m eet on S atu rd ay afternoon.
E x p o rts of apples from P o rtlan d
d u rin g th e 1924 25 season will am ount
to 1.206.000 boxes.
E x p o rts during
1924 am ounted to 24.207 to n s or ap-
p ro x im ately 975,000 boxes, an in-
crease of 63 p er ce n t over 1923.
Money to loan on real estate. Farm
loans at # per cent. B W Thorne
Additional Want Ad«
Plant Grafted Walnuts
They make you money
One o f the best blocks of Vrooman
Franquette In the State, select type,
well crow n. All other stocks, filberts
apple, pear
cherry, prune, plum,
peach, apricots, etc. Sm all fruits, etc.
Right stock at right prices.
Submit your want list, send for
prices. 35 years In business.
CARLTOX X T R SE R T CO.
Carlton, Oregon.
Too Late to Classify.
F IN E
sale
1
JE R SE Y -O U E R N SE T COW for
W ill I* fresh In June
W H.
,t o ,a n ,ta ,Ion. phone Gresham
Pre«, Tp Party.
Given by Rebekah W’e lfa re club, F ri­
day evening, M arch 13. at I. O. O. F.
W ILL TH E MAN WHO CALLED up 10x2
P r u e s lo r best su stain ed c h a r­
last W ednesday and Was cW off while hall
talking. call again
Wish to m ake cor­ acter. A dm ission 25 cents, Including
rection. R. U Calkins.
lunch an d p ro g ram .—Adv.