Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, March 27, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE p o m GRESHAM OUTLOOK, IH liiA Y , MAR( H Bible Standard S e n ire*. Piano Tuning. The S unday school of the G resham P iano tu n in g J3.50. P lano and or- com m unlty church. Bible S tan d ard gan r e Pa ir *nfC- F red B. Jones, 2625 will be a t 10 o ’clock as usual, with’ S V l 8tr£e t’ v.P ° rt,l\ n,d’ Phone C o n tin u ed (rom page 1 ui » as. or G resham Adv p ___ reaching by the p asto r at U and TAbor 8962, --------------- = 2 1 ---------------- , ug Cooking Clul} Q, club of T he Copper ^ K ettle again at 7:30 In the evening. Bible N ickerson's Jellied chicken m ay be ,h e Gref»haw g rad e school w ill have a study and p ray erm eetin g a re held served in a few m inutes. Any way cak e sa le a t Cecil M etzger’s gro cery each W ednesday evening at 7:30. 1 ,o u llke « c e p t roasted. Steam p res- on S atu rd ay , M arch 28 su re cooked. tf Among college stu d e n ts hom e for th e m id-term vacation is Victor Adix. TIN E IX OX THE 20TH CENTURY’S Broadcasting and avail a U niversity of Oregon m edical s tu dent. Miss M ildred M etzger is home yourself of tlie satisfaction that goes with the best of Foodstuffs from th e M onmouth norm al u n til Mon bought right. It’s the savings on every item in a 20TH CEX- day. She en tertain ed Miss D oris Z im i I RY STORE that counts. m erm an, of P o rtlan d and a stu d e n t at O regon A g ricu ltu ral College. on Thursday. Miss Z im m erm an was also Brookfield Loaf Cheese a recen t g r e s t of .'fiss G eorgia S taple- Swift’s Picnics ' ton. W eigh about five pounds; mild Boned, rolled and tied. Ready and good. F ine for lunches. A. F. H am m ar ac cid en tally stru ck to boll or buke. W hole o r half. th e first finger of his left hand with Pound 30c Pound 30c CITRUS POWDER, an axe w hile engaged In sp littin g CREAM OF WHEAT, ROYAL W HITE SOAP, large p ack ag e........... 21c wood T h u rsd ay m orning, w ith th e r e package ......................19c 10 bars fo r..................38c su lt th e end of his finger w as en tirely 20th severed a t the first Joint. He is not su re as to ju st how the accid en t oc Dem onstration and Sale PINEAPPLE, Libby’s c u rred as It all happenend so quickly, FEDERAL MILK, JE T OIL POLISH, sliced, lge. cans, ea....29c but eith er th e axe or th e wood slipped tails, 3 fo r......... bottle .......................... 10c to th ro w his finger In th e way of the i blade. He secured m edical atten tio n im m ediately and it is hoped th e d is m em bered piece w ill join properly w ith th e re st of th e finger. PORK & BEANS, Camp RAISINS, Thom pson’s Mr. and Mrs. C harles Lockwood and QUICK QUAKER OATS, bell’s, The Big Tin, Seedless, 3-lb. pkg.. ,29c I d au g h ter of R oseburg have been here large package........... 29e each ..........................L.lOc ( visitin g w ith th e p are n ts of Mrs. Lock- wood. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. B urch, the la tte r of whom accom panied her son- in-law and d au g h ter back to Rose b u rg for an Indefinite stay. W hile ROYAL BAKING POWDER, h ere Mr. Lockwood atten d ed th e g a th NORWEGIAN SARDINES, 12-oz. can 43c, 2% -lb. can.. $1.29 erin g of th e R o tarian s in P o rtlan d . _ _ _______________ in pure olive oil, 2 tins for...........25c T he te ac h ers of the R u ssellv ille Standard Corn Rodman Pens school, Mrs. J. H. D unn, A lice Geer, D orothy B engston, R uth D utton, Nola 6 c a n s ......ÿ .74 G c a n s ....... fl.7 5 DykHtra and A lice Sm ith, visited the 12 c a n s ....... I.45 12 c a n s ....... 3.40 j G resham grad e school W ednesday a f fig bars , 1 cun F ree with a dozen. NURAYA TEA, Ceylon & 1 can F ree w ith a dozen. RICE, fancy Blue Rose, tern o o n , having been g ra n te d a leave pound .......................... 15c India, ^ -lb . pkg....... 25c 5 pounds ....................45c of absence from th e ir du ties a t R u s sellv ille for th e day. T hey visited sev eral o th e r schools beside G resham . P re p a ra tio n s a re going activ ely fo r Quality w ard for th e sp rin g p ag e an t or festi Phone 1451 val w hich w ill be p resen ted by th e p u and Service Feed 1281 p ils of the g rad e school ab o u t tho Gresham, Oregon m iddle of May. T his event as p la n ned by th e te ac h ers gives prom ise of som ething of m ore th an o rd in ary in terest. I lie g ia n ts and dw arfs, th e form er and w hite w as carried out in th e rep rese n ted by th e m en ’s gym nasium house, refre sh m e n ts and gam es of the club and th e dw arfs by th e G resham evening, apple blossom s form ing th e A TRUCK FOR EVERY KIND OF WORK g rad e boys, w ill m eet in b a ttle a rra y m ai« decoration. T he n u t cups of next T uesday evening, M arch 31, In a th e d in n er ta b le rep resen ted kew pies volley ball gam e. T he rec eip ts of th e dressed in colonial style. T hose p res- gam e w ill be used to finish d efraying en t w ere E lizab eth Thornton^ E liza- the expenses for th e g u ard s o ver w in- heth Blonn, E lizab eth Mill, E lizabeth dows and lights. Thom, Je a n Botkin, Je an E ikington, Gresham Je a n In g lis celeb rated h e r 11th L ucile Jen n in g s, H allie McMurry, Powell P o rtlan d Phone b irth d ay W ednesday by play in g th e L au ra Todd, M arg aret Ott, M arjorie and FI. E ast T aylor IMI Refreshm ents Served Maple Phone EAst 63s» p a rt of hostess to 15 g irl frien d s at A ylsw orth, E th e l S trong, R o b erta Kid COMMITTEE the home of h er g ran d fath e r, Dr. Geo. d e r. C rystal H ayden and Je a n and B. W. TH ORN E « C K SHULTZ E. W. AYLSW ORTH Inglis. The color schem e of pink I L enora Inglis. E D ’ M ETZGER w . A H E SSE L Mrs. M ary H olgate and h e r daugh ter, Mrs. Macy Dale and baby have tak en room s w ith Mrs. Ed. S m ith on [n o rth Main street. GRESHAM LOCALS 20th Century Store Grocery Bulletin Offerings Saturday and Monday, March 28 and 29 Kerr’s Hot Cake F lou r................................................. White King Washing Powder £7C p^g Century Brooms, 6-sew, med, weight, strong, super quality, each 98c Large package, 50c. Soap Free Fisher’s Blend Flour, wonderful value, 49-lb. sack . . $2.49 Our salespeople will tell you how to get a a Fisher's Cook Book T oilet Paper, soft, sanitary, 1000 Sheet Tissue, rolls........ 23c ---------------------- ------------------- 7-oz. crepe, 4 rolls 23c TUXEDO TOBACCO, 16 oz.............. 97c P . A. TOBACCO, 16 oz........................ 97c Adirondack Cane and M aple Syrup, York State’s finest, Full pint 30c, full quart 53c, full | gallon 99c 2° ™ “ NTUR/ COFFEE’ ‘It>s the blend’. You’ll like it. Di- lect to you from our own roaster. Lb, 4 8c, 3 lbs. $1.42 A. W. METZGER & CO. Really no use to look for a better place to buy foodstuffs than at a 20TH CENTURY STORE COAL BRIQUETS DANCE Masonic Hall EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE Gresham FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 3 Daily Trips to Portland W illoughby’s Imperial Orchestra Buy a Rebuilt Almost New Used Car from a Reliable Firm at Right Price 1924 Star Touring.......................... $435 Ford Sedan, good shape................................. 275 Light Olds 8, just overhauled, 1925 license... 550 Model 58 Velie, Airplane Type Motor, A -l. . . 850 VeHe, famous Airplane Type Motor, 4- vlieel brakes, Balloon Tires, used short time as demonstrator, guaranteed same as new car will discount $200. ’ Late Model Big-6 Special Touring Studebaker in wonderful condition. See this. Hup Pouring, new paint in A-l condition........$550 Gray Dem onstrator................................... ege Gray Truck, new................................................ gen Studebaker Special, some buy.......................... 459 1924 Velie Sedan, new, same as 1925 only some body change. Sells for $2,245. Will discount $645. See this special buy. WILLIAMS AUTO DISTRIBUTORS 461 Morrison St. Peerless Gray Portland, Oregon Bdwy. 3121 FOR THE BEST MEATS A person kindly disposed b ut o th e r w ise m uch m istak en routed Mr. and Mrs. C harles Moore and fam ily from th e ir beds sh o rtly a fte r 10 o’clock W ednesday evening w ith th e an- I nouncem ent th e ir house was on fire. Sm oke was pouring from a chim ney I a t th e re a r w hich w as hidden from view from th e stre e t and w hich gave it th e ap p e aran c e of com ing from the [ shingles. T h irty friends and m em bers of the Sunday school g ath ered a t th e re s i dence of th e Rev. and Mrs. D. M. C athey W ednesday evening. T he tim e w as sp en t in reh e arsin g songs for th e | Sunday school. T h ree sta te b ank ex am in ers w ere in G resham th is w eek and exam ined | the tw o banks of th is place. T he high school boys have been I busy the past few days g ettin g th e b aseball ground in to shape for th e be g in n in g of th e se aso n ’s activities. The g ra d e r belonging to th e city of G resh am w as on th e field for a day o r so, also a d rag w as used to sm ooth down I the bum ps, u n til th e diam ond has been put into fa irly good shape. How le v er, it will be n ecessary to use it for a tim e in actu al gam es before th e best re su lts a re achieved. T h irty boys are on hand eag er for a try o u t, each one confident of m eeting req u irem en ts. A 1'iactic, a.mie. the first of the season, is being waged th is aftern o o n when the G resham boys cro ss bats w ith L in coln high. Coach E a rl S h afer says I th is is a so rt of p relim in ary te st or try o u t for th e locals and he w ill give them a chance to show w hat they can do. E ight o r ten good gam es a re in prospect, th e schedule of w hich is [ not as yet arran g ed . POWELL VALLEY “T he D octrine of th e P rom ise" will I be th e tbente of th e serm on at the Mission ch u rch S unday m orning by th e Rev. O. J. W ilner. In th e evening he will speak from "T h e F ulfillm ent of O btaining th e P rom ise." The serm on S u n d ay ev e n in g w ill be in English. The confirm ation cla ss will m eet as I usual at 2 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. A hlquist and tw o ch il d ren drove out from P o rtlan d Sunday and sp en t th e aftern o o n w ith Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k G ustafson. About a dozen ladies met a t th e schoolhouse T h u rsd ay aftern o o n and enjoyed th e m eeting on "H om e M an agem ent w hich w as conducted by Mrs. Je ssie McComb th ro u g h th e O. A. C. extension service. Mousy to loan on real estata Kara loans at 6 par ca n t B W Tfcoraa “ b- possible prices, you’ll go to THE SANITARY MARKET GEO. DIETL, Prop. OUR HEALTH BREAD at th is B akery and at Stor s ( o n la in s the VHauiineg, mi ed by scientific p rln c li les It*» Good and Good for You Gresham City Bakery THEO. VAN DOi'INCK tOd MM MM MM MM MM M M Phone 1221 ^Y TT T T T T TT T T T T TT T T T T T / M M MM MM MM MM M M MM What Does It Cost ? tOdnyi M tM BEK~ X 0n,l“ g COS,S jB8t w hat P«y f° r It I ho real cost is tho sum it will a m o u n t t n o t ic * pound interest at some future time when it is badly needed? a i o ' l'nzury to d a * sum w ould to ta l in 10 cents cigar................... $ '.14 « ? n o n!8C andy.............................74 ’ oy $ 2.19 $50.00 bicycle...... ................. 74.00 109.50 $100,00 speculatio n ............. 14S.00 219.00 2.40 ’ 4.80 240.00 4S0.00 ""yrs’ .71 3.55 7.11 355.50 711.00 Spend a fortune or Save one. It works both ways. FIRST STATE BANK Gresham, Oregon A STRUNG BANK Window Cleanfng For axpart window ciaanlng era s. T ajlaa. or laava orders with John Browa, Gresham, phons 1501.