Gresham outlook., April 24, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

PAGF Foni
GRESHAM OfTLOOK,
Not m any hum ble citizens can h a v ,
tw o fu n erals and th e am ount of pub­
licity given Floyd Collins, the cave
victim . H is body has been recovered
and th e second fu n eral will be next
Sunday.
Masonic Hall
I KI H t Y, APHIL
A London scien tist is try in g to d e ­
term in e th e am ount of h eat in a g irl's
blush. T h ere a re reaso n s enough
The A reme club w ill give a card
now adays to cause th e blushes b ut if
he can detect the genuine from th e p arty at th e home of Mr. and Mrs. O.
painted he may gain fame.
A. E astm an on Monday evening, April
27, to w hich a g en eral Invitation is
extended. The com m ittee In charge of
the n ecessary arran g e m en ts consists
of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Johnson, Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. O orsage, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Page, Mr. and Mrs. A. Ruegg.
Miss Neva Ja ck so n w as called yes
terd ay to L ents to help c a re for her
sister, Mrs. F red C halker, w ho la ill
w ith grip.
24, 1925
GRESHAM LOCALS
DANCE
Gresham
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Prices Quoted Here Are Good
Saturday and Monday, April 25th and 27th
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R e fre s h m e n ts Served
COMMITTEE
Mrs. Ava E dw ards and h er sister-
in law, Mrs. K irk Thom pson, of P o rt­
B. W. THORNE
JACK SHULTZ
E. W. AYLSWORTH
land, spent th e day y esterd ay with
ED. METZGER
W. A. HESSEL
th e ir respective m others, Mrs. S. S.
Thom pson and Mrs. BenJ. Cameron.
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Mr. and Mrs. S. 8. Thom pson en­
joyed a trip la st week to e a ste rn Ore­
gon with th e ir son, E arl, who w ent on
business in connection w ith his pumo-
ing system , w ith w hich he is supply­
FOR A LIMITED TIME OXLY
ing Culver and other n ear-by tow ns
w ith w ater.
C arl K rebs Jr., who w as brought to
th e T hom as sa n ita riu m S atu rd ay from
Sandy suffering with an a ttac k of
pneum onia follow ing th e flu. w as suf
flciently recovered by T uesday to be
able to leave for his home. Edwin
A nderson is slow ly convalescing from
th e sam e disease th ere. Mrs. Henry
TenEyck, w hose home is a t Bull Run.
Is at the san itariu m for trea tm e n t. Ir.
th e last Issue of th e p ap er th e p atien ts
w ere rep o rted Incorrectly as being a‘
th e T im m erm an home.
Me Lim it Quantities
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Jones, who h a ? ’
been v isitin g for the p ast five m onths
w ith relativ es a t Pendleton, have r e ­
tu rn ed to th e ir home on W est Powell
street.
Phone 1236
Gresham
E arl S hafer, ath letic coach a t the
high school, is u nder a p h y sician ’s
c a re a t th e hom e of B. W. Em ery
rnunnnnnimiinniiinnnnnuiiinmnnnnmnnmunnnuniuiimnninnunnnnininmnnnniinnnminnminiimninify w here he has room ed d u rin g .ae
school year, suffering from an infec­
tion in th e left foot whifch appeared
W ednesday and w hich sp read th ro u g h ­
out th e foot causing him in ten se pain.
T he sw elling In the m em ber has been
g rea tly reduced and it is th o u g h t he
will be able to resu m e «his scho.il
w ork in a sh o rt tim e.
Several p ersons from h ere a re p lan ­
ning to atten d th e m em orial services
w hich w ill be held a t th e F irs t Naza-
M ANUFACTURERS OF
ren e ch u rch in P o rtlan d , 12th and
Main stre e ts, Sunday aftern o o n ac
2:30 for th e Rev. F ra n k Blackm an
There's
who died In C alcutta, India, a few
w eeks ago from sm allpox. T he Rev
Mr. B lackm an, w ith his w ife a r d
d au g h ter w ent to In d ia as a m ission­ of th e W om en's F oreign M issionary
a ry in 1920. He was ill b ut a few days society of th e M ethodist E piscopal
from th e disease which he co n tracted ch u rch . On h e r re tu rn Mrs. H uett
and suffered from in its se v erest to rn ’ w as accom panied by Miss Mary
E lb ert W elsenfluh has been absen* Young, a m issio n ary from K orea, who
from his studies a t th e g rad e school is spending h er furlough in th is coun­
for the p ast week on acco u n t of an at try . Miss Young w ent to th e foreign
A. J. DWYER, P re sid en t nnd G eneral M anager.
tack of the grip.
JOHN P. MILLER, Vice P resid en t
field from A shland, Oregon, near
Mrs. C. W. H u ett sp en t th e g rea ter six y ears ago.
IRW IN H. CONE, S e c re ta ry -T re a su re r
p a rt of la st w eek a t S eattle atten d in g
Mrs. Jo sep h in e K eithley, sis te r of
th e m id-year m eeting of the executive
Mrs. Lew is M etzger, has been ill at the
officers of th e Columbia River Branch
la tte r ’s home for several w eeks and is
now rep o rted to be in a serio u s con
dition. Mrs. K eithley h as sp en t th<
p ast two y ears a t th e hom es of Mrs.
M etzger and an o th er siste r a t Hood
River.
| JELLO, your choice of any flavors, limit 6 ............ 3 for 25c
I MRS. STEWARTS BLUING................................. 2 bottles 25c
I BULK MACARONI, very best ................................... 4 lbs 25c
I SHORTENING in bulk, excellent for baking.......... 3 lbs 55c
I INSTANT POSTUM, large 50c c a n s ................................. 39c
EXTRA SPEC IA L!
Fancy Cut Blown Tumblers
in T h ree Designs
6
FOR
49c
I KERR’S ROLLED OATS, large package with premium. . . 29c
| DEL MONTE CATSUP, full pints, 25c size......................... 22c
Lily of the V alley, G olden B antam C orn, two 25c cans. . . 45c
R oyal B aking P o w d er, 6-oz. can. . . . 2 2 c , 12 ounce.......... 43c
2|-lb......... $1.29, 5-lb......... $2.29
C U R I S \\ ASHING POWDER, large size
22c
PREFERED STOCK TINY KERNEL CORN, each.............. 19c
H EPP’S RACKET STORE
M o th er’s C ard s Now on Sale
Crown, 49-lb. sacks......................... $2.43
Kerr’s Best Patent, 49-lb sacks........ $2.33
FLOUR
Southeast Portland
Lumber Company
207 H CENTURY COFFEE, 2 pounds............................... g5c i
Carnation Extract VANILLA or LEMON, 2-oz. bottle . . . 29 c I
BEST CANE SUGAR, 10 pounds
All Kinds of Lumber, Lath and Shingles
64c i
a 20th Century Near You
Sawmill and Yard at Lents Junction
near Foster Road
Deliveries made anywhere
GROCERY BULLETIN
R EX P U R E LARD
Choice S u g ar C ured Picnics
Med. pail $1, large $1.90
P ound 25c
PJ 1^1
TD
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Cheapest good meat
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Fishers Blend, 49-pound sack.
Kerr’s Best Patent, 49-lb. sk . .
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BULK R A ISIN S
IT A L IA N PR U N E S
S eedless S ultan as
Good size and q uality
3 lbs. 29c
3 lbs. 29c
SUGAR
Pure Cane, special
Sat. and Mon. for cash
SUHS
G olden B antam Corn
D IM PLE P E A S
Monopole Brand
Monopole B rand
3 cans 69c
3 cans 69c
TOBACCO
Dixie Queen Lunch Box
Geo. Washington Lunch Box
T he M usical A rts club w hich w as
recen tly organized m et at th e lib ra ry
T h u rsd ay evening and decided to r e ­
ta in its p rese n t te m p o rary officers u n ­
til a b etter atten d ed m eeting is held.
T he m a tte r of electing a delegate to
th e n atio n al convention w as p ut oT
u n til ab o u t May 14, a t w hich tim e th e
clu b expects to have a very in terestin g
m eeting w ith possibly a p ro g ram in
I connection.
Sam uel Boucher, a ra n c h e r from
A lberta. Canada, who has been spend- j
ing th e w in ter in C alifornia and Mex- |
ico, is stopping for a few days in
G resham visitin g w ith George W ebster
and o th e r frien d s on his w ay to the j
n o rth.
A m eeting of th e G resham Com mer- i
cial club has been called for next
Monday night, A pril 27. T h ere are
m any m a tte rs of im portance to come
up for consideration.
M •. and Mrs. W. R. Reed are here
from E stacad a an d have tak en a room 1
for a week w ith Miss E lva Dolan
They a re looking over th is section of
th e co u n try as th e possible location
for a hom e and also as to th e site for
th e estab lish m en t of a sm all m ill to I
be used in th e m a n u fa ctu re of w hole <1
w heat cereal and flour. Mr. Reed Is !
an experienced mill m an and co n tem ­
p lates taking up th e Industry again
w hen he secu res a sa tisfac to ry loca­
tion.
T he ladies of th e Neighbors of
W oodcraft will m eet with Mrs. John
M etzger on T uesday afternoon a t 2
o'clock.
A full atten d an ce is d e­
sired.
Plants for Spring Setting
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Q PR IN G IIA IE is a song of Service, the
social helpfulness that makes com­
munities and governments possible, Ours
is a service of sincerity and tact.
Gresham Funeral Parlors
eTicne,
iene fper
es« n e ia i'Q tie e fe i
rjted/ia m,
Cipqcn
T H R E E
B IL L IO N S
W A ST E D
1 he government estimates that farmers hold $3,000,-
000,000 of worthless or questionable stocks and bonds!
Will this amount be increased by the people of this
vicinity this year?
E xperience teaches thoughtful m en to
shun speculation.
\\ hy not 1 rust your Banker instead of some “High-
Pressure stock promoter?
L E T US H E L P
YOU SA V E
requires that money should be used—and not
abused.' — Samuel Smiles.
50 R ainbow G ladiolus. $1.00.
Swiss A lpine H ealth T ea
ED G M O N T C R A C K ER S
Med. pkg. 55c, large 95c
Large pkg. 30c
A. W. METZGER & CO.
Quality
and Service
Phone ¡4SI
Feed 1281
D ahlias, mixed, 50e dozen. Well
sprouted.
P eren n ials. 10c each.
Rose.« and S h ru b s. 25c each.
H ollyhocks an d Sw eet W illiam s.
larg e p lan ts, 54>c dozen.
M arigolds. S napdragons. Scabio-
sas. A sters, P etu n ias. A geratum .
V erbenas. Z innias, C larkias. M t
dozen.
Lobelias, S alvias. 35c.
G eranium s.
W andering
Jew s,
D usty Miller, C orleus, H eliotrope,
10c each .
Cabbage Plant*. IS«- dozen
Toma-
dozen
Celery, l ie dozen
Rhubarb Roots, « for t ie ,
SI HR FLOWER FARM
I IWK. » l ie eaat It-Wile H .,w .
FIRST STATE BANK
G re sh am , O regon
A STRONG BANK
It b eats all how m uch space th e
daily n ew spapers give to th e discov­
ery of crim e and how little to th e p u n ­
ish m en t of th e p erso n o r persons
found g u ilty of th e sam e. Yet th e
excuse given for p arad in g th e facts
before th e public is th a t It may act
as a d eterre n t.
It has been suggested th a t w hat tLc
w orld needs is an am plifier for the
s till sm all voice th a t speaks w ithin
th e h eart.
It is n o ticeable th a t th e one who
has faith in him self has faith in th e
o th e r fellow.