Gresham outlook., May 29, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

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GRESHAM LOCALS
to B ritish Columbia, and a fte r re ­
m aining In G resham for one nig h t
only, left W ednesday m o rning for
so u th e rn Oregon p o in ts w here th e .
w ill explore th e Oregon caves, m aking
a side trip over th e lin e into Cali
form a.
Mrs. C. A. Sloan and d augh ter. Miss
May Sloan, who has Just com pleted
h er sophom ore year In th e G resham
high school, w ill leave S atu rd ay for
th e ir farm hom e n ea r Craigm yle, A l­
berta, Canada, w here Mr. Sloan has
A nother fine co n cert w as given by
been d u rin g the past w inter. They
the G resham band on th e stre e ts S a t­
have a w heat ranch th e re and farm on
u rday evening to a la rg e and a p p re ­
un extensive scale. W hen leaving for
ciative crow d which lined both sides
Oregon som ething over tw o years ago
of Powell an d Main stre e ts for n early
they disposed of th e ir place on th e |
a block lu each direction. T he boys
crop paym ent plan, but w ere obliged
com posing th e band have m ade rapid
to take It back on account of th e fall- '
ftrld e s in th e ir w ork since beginning
a r e of crops
th e study of band m usic u n d er th e In
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Kinyon re-
stru ctio n of th e ir lead er, Dr. H. C.
tu rn ed T uesday from a vacation trip Johnson
The R ebekah W elfare club will m eet
w ith Mrs. A. H oover on Monday a f te r ­
noon. Mrs. H a rry W arden and Mrs.
E lla H ensley will serve. All Re-
bek.:hs a re co rd ially Invited to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. L. V. SL C lair are p la n ­
n ing to leave on S atu rd ay fo r Orofino
Idaho, w here th e ir son lives, and
w here Mr. St. C lair expects to w ork in
th e tim ber. A fter a visit w ith h er son,
Mrs. St. C lair will re tu rn to G resham .
Mrs. Cecil M etzger, lead er of th e
G resham Sew ing club, was p resen ted
w ith a b eadtiful hand p ainted bread
p la te by th e m em bers of th e club on
th e occasion of th e ir pi ;nic la st F r i ­
day. T he club g irls com pleted th e ir
w ork 100 p e r c e n t
20th Century Grocery
The 20th Century Stores
OFFERINGS FRIDAY, MAY 29 and MONDAY. JUNE 1
M il K
M ILK, F e d e ra —
l o rA
r C a rn a ­
tio n , ta ils, 3 f o r .......... 25c
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W ESSO N OIL,
q u a rts , each ...............45,.
BEANS, C am pbells,
“ B ig ” tin
A N N O U N C IN G
O p en in g o f the
Ivy Service Station
C’orner Roberts Ave. and Powell St.
SATURDAY, MAY 30
FREE OIL!
SA L T E D P E A N U T S /
fre sh , pound ...............20c
K IP P E R SNACKS,
Im p o rte d boneless,
4 tin s ............................ 25c
R I P E O L IV ES, bulk,
Pin t ........................
T m Cloth Napkin., 40 in a sanitary package, for only. . .
s o AP
a p
ROYAL W H IT E SO
10 E a r s ......................... ’sS t
n R A . ISIN S, ...—
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(M a rk e t D ay)
4 p o u n d s p k g e ............ 39e
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15c
fOc
I IN E A P P L E , S ta n d a rd
sliced, lge. en s, 2 fo r 45c
breakfast special
OIL FREE!
One quart of Oil Free with every five gallons of Gas
TIRE SPECIALS
3 0 x 3 1-2 c o rd tire a n d tu b e
$7.95
SAVAGE TIRES
B uilt to Excell
30x33-• regular size cord, regular $9.75
30x3 C* oversize cord, regular $11,95.
31x4 oversize cord, regular $15.95...........
32x4 oversize cord, regular $17.45.
$ 8.95
$11.45
$15.45
$16.95
FLOUR
VIM, 49-lb. sack
Mr. an d Mrs. C h arles T ab er and so -
Billy, a re expected to a rriv e on S a t­
u rd ay of th is w eek from Longview,
Business is Good, but could be Better. T R Y US
W ashington, to m ake th e ir hom e in |
G resham . F o r th e p rese n t they will
occupy th e R aney house on T hird
We h an d le th e B est OREGON PRODUCTS as fa r as is possible
stre e t, ju st off R c b erts avenue. Mr.
la b e r has been connected w ith th e
Y. M. C. A. com m unity house w ork in
F u ll line of
Longview and a sh o rt tim e ago th e
a c q u a in ta n ts of h im self and w ife te n ­
dered them a farew ell’ b anquet, a»
HiESH FISH, THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS
w hich tim e Mrs. T ab er w as p resen ted
with a silv er b read plate. Mr. T aber,
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who is to be the p ro p rie to r of th e new
Sale G resham A gents for
d ru g sto re in the O sburn block on _
Main stre e t, says th a t th e new fixtures
for th e building will be in p lace about
the ten th of the com ing m onth.
Mrs. Jo h n M etzger, Mr. an d Mrs.
Cecil M etzger and d a u g h te r C ath ry n ,
dressed poultry to order
Mrs. N ellie G ullickson and son, C la ir’
V earl Howell and .Mr. and Mrs. H. E.
E v arts, th e la tte r a sis te r of Mrs
Cecil M etzger, a re p lan n in g a trip to
S easide o ver th e w eek-end.
A. J. W. BROWN, P ro p
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Dr. Roland Q u esin b erry , a lie u te n ­
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an t in th e U nited S tate s navy, visited
P o w ell S tre e t
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Q u esin b erry of Rockwood fo r a few
days w hile on his w ay from W ash in g ­
ton. D. C„ to San Diego, C alifornia.
He expects to go to th e O rient in Sep­
tem ber.
Miss Mabel Wood, d au g h ter of Mr
an,I Mrs. I. T . Wood and a stu d e n t in
the hom e econom ics d ep a rtm en t of
Oregon A g ricu ltu ra l College, h as been
elected to th e Phi K appa Phi n atio n al
fra te rn ity , being one of IS O. A. C. s tu ­
d en ts Io m ake th e o rg an izatio n this
year. T his honor is based on sch o lar
In keeping with the spirit of the occa­
ship and stu d e n t activity. She was
also honored by having h er nam e on a
sion the First State Bank will close all day
plaque to be hung In th e hom e eco­
nom ics building, signifying th a t she
has been considered to have best c a r ­
ried out the Ideals of th e d ep a rtm en t
d u rin g h er course. Ten se n io rs w ere
nom inated by thv> facu lty and Miss
Mood w as elected by vote of th e stu
d en ts of th e d ep a rtm en t for
It is indeed fitting that upon this solemn
honor.
Mrs. C arl Dahl an d ch ild ren a re at
day we should pay tribute to those whose
G rass Valley on a visit w ith relativ es
The G resham A uxiliary to th e A m er
sacrifice preserved our nation. Let us
lean Legion sold 500 poppies for w ear
Ing on D ecoration Day. T he r e tu r n ,
k in d le Anew the Altar Fires of P A T R I-
from th e sale of th e flow ers is given
to a fund to be used for th e relief of
G'l IS M for our Native Land.
"ick v eteran s and th e ir fam ilies, afte -
«he sm all cost of m aking them has
been paid to so ld iers in th e v eteran s
hospital.
P. B. E der of the L usted d istric t and
hl* son-in-law . O ran Stanley, each
succeeded in landing a fine salm on
w hile on a fishing trip Sunday. The
fish w ere of th e royal Chinook v ariety
Gresham, Ore.
end one weighed 23 pounds and the
e th e r 30.
Mrs Rosie H ouser and Miss F lo r­
ence H ill of P o rtlan d w ere g u ests of
Mrs H ans L arse n on T uesday. H er
zlster, Mrs. A. J. McClung of Boring
Mrs. R. E. Myers and son E i.n cr ot
her Wednv«d:»v.
P o rtlan d , fo rm er resid en ts of G re sh ­
H oodsaicing
E rltr B aum ann, son of Mr. and Mrs am. have secured room s In the
FLOU» SURFACE
E. B aum ann. has been ill for sev eral H en g stler house on R o b e rt, and 4U
Successor to Geo. Shaw
d ay s w ith influenza follow ed w ith w hich they w ill occupy d u rin g the
Ser me for real servie« at a
smaller price.
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bro n ch ial com plications. He Is n,,w su m m e r E lm er, who is atten d in g a
w * split the knots.
im proving.
P o rtlan d high school, will w ork at the
F A IR V IE W . O RE.
Mammoth goo seb erries of th e A us­ can n ery
tra lia n v ariety a re being picked bj
F o reat G rove next S unday afternoor
T he m em bers of G resham Masonic
Mrs. M M. S quire from h er bushes.
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3 o clock. Dr. C. W. H u e « will de
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J° ,n w “ h
Some sam ples p resen ted to th e O ut­ X
" y " «hr serm on and o th e r num ber,
’hose
from
Sandy.
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stacada
and
look m easu red an <nch In length and
T ro u td ale in providing . service for w m be given by the v ario u s groups
1% Inches in circum ference.
Many will tak e th e ir lu n ches and eal
«hr in m a te , of th e Masonic Home at
them picnic fashion on th e way
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( OLD MEATS FOR LUNCHES
Lubricating Gas
Standard Gas
20¿
21/
Exclusive agents for
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j “Red Rock” Cottage Cheese and “Luxury” Dressing j
Sandwich Spread, Etc.
GRESHAM .MEAT MARKET
L ubricating G as, S a v a g e T ires an d T ubes
R ock y M ountain B oots
'/i:c Bust; Corner Cun Serve You All-Wai/s
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grocery bulletin
TILLAM OOK CHEESE,
always satisfactory............lb. 32c
LK \ l ”I’ CHEESE,
tor every taste.................... ]b. 50e
BLOCK SW ISS,
Mild and sweet ...
.... lb 3$,.
BACK BACON,
Sugar cured
CHOICE PICNICS
.... lb. 25c
KTX LAKI), med...
large$1.90
I ISIIFRS BLEND FLOUR. 49-lb. sack
- $2.59
KERRS BEST PATENT FLOUR. 49-lb. sack $149
()Kl'<;o.\ ITALIAN PRUNES
3 lbs. 29c
I LDLESS RAISINS,
3 lbs. 29c
SAW RN \ D RIED TICS,
extra fancy fruit ................ lb. 20,
\L B \K IN G POW DER,
12 oz. 43- , 2 ' j lb. $1.29
5 lbs. $2.50
I LOW ER SYRUP, reduced
price, .. gal. 9 8 ,, l gallon $1.95
IOl1.1” I PA PER, finest tissue,
- OZ. r o l l s . 3 to p
2 5 ,.
store open Friday night, remain, c lo .e d a ll d a y Saturd,
A. W. METZGER & CO.
Quality
and Service
Phone 1451
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