Gresham outlook., April 10, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

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GRESHAM LOCALS
The m eetings of th e circles or the
M ethodist Ladies Aid w ill be held .ext
week W ednesday as follow s: So and
So circle, w ith Mrs. Jam es S terling,
assisted by Mrs. Clyde R uegg and
Clean Up!
Mrs. A. R uegg; th e S. E. circle w ith
Mrs. C. J. L undquist, fo r election of
officers; th e D orcas circ le a t the
ch u rch p a rlo rs for th e k n o tting of
com forts.
,
T he A reme club w ill m eet on .Mon-
day afternoon, A pril 13, a t th e home
1 of Mrs. H. J. P u lfer. T he h o stess w ill
Paint Up!
Brighten Up!
Clean Up Days are H ere
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Alakes a World of Difference.
Complete stock of Hakes, Hoes and Shovels,
moderately priced
L. L. KIDDER HARDWARE CO.
Phone 1421
Paint Headquarters
Phone 1421
Southeast Portland
Lumber Company
.M AM FACTI HEILS OF
All Kinds of Lumber, Lath and Shingles
Sawmill and Y ard at Lents Junction
near Foster Road
Deliveries made anywhere
A. J. DWYER, P re sid en t and G eneral M anager.
JOHN P . M ILLER, Vice P resid en t
IRW IN II. CONE, S e c re ta ry -T re a su re r
BRIQUETS
COAL
A TRUCK FOR EVERY KIND OF WORK
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
(«resini in
Phone
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Powell
and
Maple
P o rtlan d
Ft. E ast T aylor
Phone E .tsl (Wsii
Grocery Bulletin
1. 1 ILLAMOOK CHEESE, none better....... lb. 32<‘
2. CHOICE PICN ICS, shoulder hams........... lb. 25c
? REX PL RE LARD, med. pail $1, large....... $1.90
OREGON I’Rl NES, nice bright stock, 5 lbs. 25c
S l.l.D Id 'S S RAISINS, unbleached Sultanas,
3 lbs. 29c
l ’l RE HONEY, pint jars 29c,
quarts 55c
7.
10.
BI LK COCOA, 2 lbs. 15c, 4 lbs..................
25c
S\\ ISS A L PIN E TEA,
delightful health beverage, lb. 95e
K ER R ’S BEST PA TENT FLOUR,
49-lb. sack $2.49
\ I R( - IN IA S \\ EE I I’O TA TOES, canned whole,
can 25c
CRESCENT BAKING POW DER, '.-lb . can 10
I IAH NA PEAS, best ungraded peas, 3 cans 39,
SILVER BAR TOMATOES, with puree,
3 cans 39
DELICIOUS FIG BARS
35,
PR IN C E A LB ER T ami T l XEDO TOBACCO,
16-oz. «an 97c
P*°nr " f
reed fJd f
GOLF FEVER
G ot
? Y es, it ’s con tagiou s, so is the
20th Century Habit
Spreading among thousands of thrifty families Who are sav­
ing som ething everyday on the food supplies they buy at the
WTH CENTURY STOKES
OFFERINGS, THAT COUNT
Saturday and Monday, April 11th and 13th
LARGE CITRUS,
package ......................21e
SUNBRITE CLEANSER,
can .................... ....
5c
PURE LARD,
2 pounds ....................47c
PIN EA PPLE SPECIAL
Standard crushed, large cans, 25c, broken sliced, l^rge cans 25c
ROYAL W HITE SOAP,
10 b a r s ........................38c
CREME OIL SOAP,
4 bars
22c
CRISCO, 9-pound
can .......................... $ 1.9«
FL O U R , Crown or Olympic, 10 lb. sack 5 9 c . 4 9 lb. sk.
$ 2 .3 9
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——------------------------ —-------------tresh, 1-lb. pkg......... gQ(-
pint Mason jar, each 83<
Columbia River Salm on, “Crown Point” Brand, halves, 2 cans 25c
RAISINS, Thom pson’s
Seedless, 3 lbs.............29c
BEANS, Campbell’s,
large can ....................10c
QUICK QUAKER OATS,
large p a c k a g e ........... 29c
Searchlight or Birdseye M atches, fuU count,
_______box 6c, 6 boxes 35c
SPERRY PANCAKE
FLOUR, ,10-lb. sk..... 75c
DEL MONTE CATSUP,
large bottle
23c
B u rn ett’s VANILLA, pure
2-oz. bottle..................33c
20TH CENTURY COFFEE— the favorite b e v e ra g e __direct
from our own roaster to you, pound 48c, 2 pounds......... 95c
PRUNES, Golden Pacific pitted, No. 2>/4cans, 3 for 38c
V a r ie s H a rris .eft by
g ree work. D inner will be served at th ey expect” f ^ r l s i d
7 ’ T
noon in the g ran g e hall to all v isitin g V V y disDosed* of th e ir
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P olitics
in the of Reed
G range"
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. h red
» „ ev k
C lair
Chas.
McKinley
C o lle by
g ia P solo
bus, «
i ness . V . e
p E' tO S A t Ibany’
oy Miss G ertru d e A lexander and a lh _ur s day, going as fa r as C orvallis
read in g by C athryn M etzger. The af- m "
” K by Way of Monm°u th ,
tern o o n program is free to th e public L .,‘v t h ^ h a s s o m s ^ r m i
T h ®y
and a cordial in vitation is extended.
Z d erfn l T X ,, I » T
S*?em, c"®
T he m eeting of th e M usical A rts 7 “ 1 ' P a r tic u ,a r ,Y south of Sa-
Club will he held on T hursdajr eve- ® ™ ^ h e X wiH S®® h h it® t r ®®8
nlng of next w eek in stead of T uesday
A n M rM nrrZ
reach,
evening as form erly announced.
d ltio n ’h n ll^ o n t? i u haT,? l “ la rg ® 5?*
M anager Ted Johnson of the A m er- A c tio n in e r o a d XJ®««,
O" th ®
lean Legion baseball team has called
T h ° J i r U n ? t h l h t h e cannery,
a m eeting of ail in terested a t th e high ,.inc«
if J f
hom e econom ics
school grounds next Sunday at 2 ' ' ■ ‘
' Kb 8cf,o°L w ith th e ir in
stru
c
to
r,
Miss
A
ugusta
H ahn, paid a
o’clock for a p ractice session and to
visit to th e S an ita ry m eat m a rk e t
m ake plans for the season.
A dvertising m a tte r is being d istrib ­ T h u rsd ay m orning and received some
uted by the m em bers of th e senior v alu ab le In stru ctio n from Mr. and
class of th e high school for th e co n ­ Mrs. G eorge Dietl in reg a rd to the
ce rt to be given u nder th e ir auspices p ro p er selection of cuts of m eat in
on F rid ay evening, A pril 24, by the pu rch asin g , also o th e r Inform ation.
g irls glee club of W illam ette U niver­
sity. T he club of 20 fine sin g e rs will
PLEASANT VALLEY
be assisted by a read er, an accom ­
pan ist and a violinist of exceptional
L.C. Richey, a P endleton husfness
talen t.
m an, w as a g u est a t the hom e of his
Mr. and Mrs. P. F. B lack and two
sm all ch ild ren visited frien d s a t Van- p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Richey
W ashington, F rid a y in con- d u rin g th e fo re p a rt of th e week.
Jo h n K adock of L ents w as a v isito r
a t th e hom e of J. I. M cLean on W ed­
nesday.
V erne Richey w as in Oregon City
on b u sin ess la st S atu rd ay .
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. R ichey visited
la st S unday w ith th e ir niece, Mrs.
A lbert IJarney, of V ancouver, W ash- '
Ington.
A t a m ass m eeting held a t th e I
schoolhouse M onday n ig h t it w as de­
cided by a su b sta n tia l m ajo rity vote of
those p rese n t th a t it will be n ecessary
I Sell t h e kind of
to provide add itio n al housing fac ili­
tie s to ca re for th e rap id ly grow ing
school population. A $25,000 bond is­
sue w as te n tativ ely considered. Next
M onday night, A pril 13, has been set
f<»r fu rth e r co n sid eratio n of th e p ro p ­
’E m •
osition.
Mrs. T. R. B erry of P o rtlan d was a
recen t V alley visitor.
headquarters for
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Davis m otored to
D rain la st S atu rd ay w here they v isit­
ed w ith relativ es, re tu rn in g home
Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde S ager and sons
Clyde,
J r., and M anford called on
GRESHAM , ORE.
nds in th is vicinity la st Sunday
P ow ell St.
afternoon.
Mrs. F. A. L ehm an and Mrs. J. A.
P aul atten d ed th e B erry G row ers a s ­
sociation m eeting held a t G resham ,
W ednesday.
F lo w e r s f o r E a s te r
"I'l'iminiiminiwmuiiniiiHiaiiHiiiHHiaiiiiiiiiiiiiHiHHnuniqm,!,
Flow ers are spring’s m essen­
gers, bringing the promise of
continued happiness to the joy­
ful E aster Season.
What could be a more suit­
able E aster gift for mother,
wife, sw eetheart or dear friend
than an E aster lily.
The sturdiness of our potted
flowers insures many beautiful
blooms over the longest pos­
sible period.
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Phone or Call 1411
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WALRAD
MERC. Gresham
CO.
J he H ouse o f Q u a lity
I hone 1411
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Fishing Tackle
FRED TODD
"Helio Daddy - don't
forfrtmyWrigiys
Slip a package
y o u r pocket w h en
y o u bo h o m e l o ­
nlfh i t
O iv a th e y o u n d s l e r j
t h u w h o l e j o m . l.mç.
la s t in g s w e e t
fo r
p le a s u re ja d b e n e f it .
Vie II ym netf after
smoking o r »hen
w vrkdra^» it»*
jrrwl little irnkeaer f
m I*.- t . v. m i l
IHH.D IMPORTANT Mi l l
br u sh
An im p o rtan t m eeting of th e G resh ­
am t Ircle. P aren t-T ea ch e r association
will be held at th e auditorium of the
g rad e s< bool on T uesday a/tern o o u ,
April i t , at 2:30, w hen C hester A.
Lyon, founder and head of the Big
B rother F arm near Lebanon will be
th e m ain speaker. T ro u td ale circle
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DANCING
Every Wednesday and
Saturday Evenings
METZGER & CO.
.
Century
Springer’s Hall
staili
n ear P leasan t Valley S r boo I
KtPT
Don't F o rg et and You Won t R egret
t i « mt
right
I¡C )IIIIIIIIIIIIC )||||||IN IIIC
Spartan Lad
once stole a fox and fearing discovery held i t i . n H o e m
cloak until it killed him.
y’
11 under his
This Greek legend is re-enacted
in every
community
gance1eat"nT«atdh is V ita i^ a B,1,rP r7 ^
extrava-
force him to „„I,. , he w eai „ e 8, “ „ ™ ,h * I ' 0 0 , ^ 0
press it to his b o so m -w ith fatal r e s u is
&nd
Have you a dangerous fox hidden anyw here about you?
Better east it from you.
A connection with the First State
Bank will greatly aid you.
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the tir-t
FIRST STATE BANK
Gresham, Oregon
A STRUNG BANK
ten d an ce of m em bers is desired, as
th is is th e la st m eeting at w hich the
p resid en t, th e Rev. H R G ebhardt
will preside before his d e p a rtu re for
his new home.
All p a tro n s and
frien d s of th e school a re invited. The
m usical num bers in connection w ith
th e program will be an euphonium
solo by Dr. H. H. Ott and a piano solo
by Mary L am bert. R efreshm ents will
be served follow ing th e program .
3RESH A M MARLNELLO
B e a u ty Shoppe
M s t c .'i.n M ,
'r s lp
We Do
s h a m p o o la e .
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Facial
m r o ii iiii t t f t ic iii iiiu iiii ir ji it iim u im m
Daily Trips to Portland
be assisted by Mrs. Jam es S terling.
Mrs. W. L. C orsage and Mrs. Cora
Evans. All O. E. S. ladies a re invited.
P. E. Todd has on display a t his
p ain t shop a 25-pound Chinook salm on
cau g h t in the W illam ette y esterd ay
Todd says the fishing is good.
G ladys M cMurry, 14-year-old d au g h ­
te r of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. McMurry.
u n d erw en t an op eratio n for m astoidi
tis at the Good S am a ritan hospital
T uesday. H er condition has been con
sidered serio u s since th e o peration,
but early th is m orning a ch an g e was
noted for th e b etter and h er p are n ts
hope to bring h er hom e inside of a
week. In addition to th e m astoid p ro ­
cess, two abcesses form ed on h er neck
w hich added to th e suffering of the
little girl.
Mr. and Mrs. E dw ard S tro n g a r ­
rived Sunday by au to from P alo Alto.
C aliforia, and will rem ain in G resh
am for the sum m er. Mr. S tro n g fin­
ished his collegiate co u rse a t S ta n ­
ford u niversity in M arch
L afe M anning, son of Mr. and Mrs
L. P. M anning of th is place, has been
nam ed by G overnor P ierce as a m em ­
ber of the B attlesh ip Oregon com mls
sion w hich will ta k e co n tro l of the
ship a fte r its a rriv a l in Oregon w ate rs
The c ra ft w ill be tow ed to P o rtlan d
from B rem erton w aters for th e Rose
F estival. Mr. M anning served on th e
| b attlesh ip “O regon” d u rin g th e Span
ish-A m erican war.
Ju stice of P eace Brow n a rriv ed a t a
decision S atu rd ay in th e case of Mrs.
E lla H ornlsh ag a in st F red K arlen for
$230 dam ages w hich th e plaintiff av ers
[ Is due her for in ju ries su stain ed when
she w as stru c k by a m achine driven
by K arlen in May, 1924. T h e am ount
aw arded her is for th e sum of $40.
E dna H owell, eight-year-old d au g h ­
te r of Mr. and Mrs. V irgil H ow ell who
rec en tly moved here from Y achats,
fell from a b ridge T uesday a d istan ce
of six feet and fra c tu re d h er co llar
bone.
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es F erg u so n , of
G randin, N orth D akota, accom panied
by th e ir d au g h ter, Mrs. E. C. A n d er­
son, of F argo, sp en t a w eek w ith old
N orth D akota friends, Mr. and Mrs
I B enjam in Cam eron, on th e ir way
J home from Los A ngeles w h ere they
have sp e n t th e w inter.
F ifteen choice ro se bushes w ere do­
nated to beautify th e law n of th e F ree
M ethodist
parso n ag e
th is
week
th ro u g h th e kindness of Otto G riesel
of th e M ountain View F lo ral com pany.
T om orrow 's m eeting of G resham
g ran g e is looked fo rw ard to w ith
p le asa n t an ticip atio n s by th e m em ­
b ers of th e organization, w hen th e de­
g ree team and o th er m em bers of E v e­
ning S ta r g ran g e w ill be p rese n t and
ta k e p a r t in th e g ran g e w ork. G range
will be called to o rd er a t th e h all
j^ u T n T th ’ : i?as3o°n«acndh a ^ L thtehne de-’ I t r X
Xaalearlag,
»»I», Etc.
■nannelln Preparnlinn« for kale
O v a r F ir a t S ta te B a n k
T e le p h o n e I M I