Gresham outlook., June 02, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

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GRESHAM LOCALS
Mrs. S tu d t is relieving Miss M ary P.
Billm eyer, who is in th e east enjoying
a vacation w ith rela tiv e s n ea r C hica­
go. Before h er re tu rn she will atten d
a convention in M inneapolis.
, T h * n,U8,cal comedy, "T h e M inis­
te r s W ife’s New Bonnet,” w ill be p re ­
sented by th e L adies Aid society of the
City P ark M ethodist ch u rc h a t
th e G resham g rad e school au d ito riu m
ta ck of to n silitis but at p rese n t seem old Richm ond who ascended th e
to be recovering slowly.
Chicken Dinners.
m ountain S atu rd ay night, re tu rn in g to
Special chicken d in n er every W ed­
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Mrs. H. W. Cooley w as tak en by G resham Sunday evening.
DRINK AND USE
nesday noon un til fu rth e r notice
su rp rise Monday evening, th e occa-
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Cleveland and
Mr. and Mrs. Chas M. H arriso n a r ­ P ric e 50c. W ith ro w 's R e sta u ra n t.—Ad^
daughters, E lean o r and Alice, of S ta n ­
soln being h er 52d b irth d ay , w hen a
field, Oregon, have r e tu r n e j to th.-ir
n um ber of frien d s and rela tiv e s took rived last night from M artinsville, Illi­
B usiness is b u ilt on ad v e rtisin g ;
possession of h e r home for the eve- a nois,
°y e a w
7 here
na^t they have been for n early
hom e a fte r a visit w ith th e fo rm er’s
past.
n ing
D elicious refre sh m e n ts w ere a y ear P
‘ They cam e by au to m o ­ buying is encouraged by ad v e rtisin g ;
p aren ts, Mrs. and Mrs. C harles Cleve­
land.
served before th e d e p a rtu re of the bile. leaving th e re five w eeks ago. th e public is benefited by ad v ertisn g .
guests. T hose who w ere p re se n t w ere About two w eeks of th e tim e w ere
L et your eye ru n down th is colum n.
Mr and Mrs H. W. Cooley and daugh- spent in visiting. They w ere accom ­
»mist's sister. Mrs. C onran P eterso n ,
Mr-, and Mr8’ J E G askill, panied by Mr. and Mrs Jo h n P h illip p e
M ethodist L adies Aid.
Prof. Max R ubner, of B erlin , says
at Canby.
id v r ";.,L’ P b a n n in g , Mr. and of the sam e place in Illinois, who are
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C iaude S tockton and son, C lair, Mr
3,308 calo ries daily—th a n an y o th er
a d u lts an d ch ild ren
the F ree M ethodist church w i'l m eet an d Mrs. C. E. R u sh er w ere th e lat-
mer.-
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Mrs G eorge A rm strong, Mr and
n ation. E n g lan d com es next, w ith
W ednesday afternoon, Ju n o 3, at the te r s b ro th er-in -law and siste r, Mr. and
and Mrs. Robetr L ansdow ne and baby Mrs Roles Mrs. L. W ilhelm and th e Peck house on F irs t stre e t w hen 2,097 calories.
parsonage
d au g h ter Mrs. D an M urphy a n d son Mr. Peck and his siste rs leave for an
It is ce rtain th a t th is co u n try eats
A Vim and Vigor Tea, w ith a
Mrs. I,. R. H orning re tu rn e d to her of Oregon City, Miss M arg aret Blake, Mrs. Cora B rooks and h er m o th e r’ ea ste rn trip.
too m uch, and w astes about as m uch
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laxative tendency.
home in S eattle S atu rd ay a fte r a visit
Mrs. Sarah, S tru ck en , Mrs. Quim Mc-
Miss Em m a B. Johnson, Miss S arah as it eats. H alf we eat keeps us alive-
of several w eeks w ith her hu sb an d ’s lem. T he th re e young people were
Dotson,
A
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Miss
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purents, Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Horning. rrom th e sto re w here Miss M yrtle C lure and Ted W right.
C lair of G resham , and “ Bud” C lark of and th e o th e r q u a rte r su p p o rts the u n ­
None Better.
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge L eslie have R u sh er was em ployed un til recently.
K enneth R oberts and his sister. P ortland, form ed a hiking p a rty th a t half, leave th e tab le for ten m inutes,
been at S easide for a »ew days looking
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— eek-end visit
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F . red H
ibbard w as - - a w
covered th e E agle C reek tra il to W ah- d e rta k e rs and cem etery ow ners. E at
a fte r th eir beach p roperty and getting or , om C orvallis a t th e hom e of his Miss Alice R oberts, w ere d in n er tum lake la st S atu rd ay , re tu rn in g and
Sold at
once digestion s ta rts y o u ’ll know
Kuests S atu rd ay evening a t th e B. F.
everything in read in ess for the com- un cle> J - H. S h arp
Cecil M etzger’s G rocery
Sunday.
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enough.
ing Beason in connection w ith th eir
Mr. and Mrs. S idney B a k er and two A ldrich sum m er hom e a t W elches.
A. IV. Ile tz g e r A Co.
¡creek cam p g rounds to th e b eau tifu l
ond is ab sen t from his lake up in th e m ountains Is th irte en C A L K IN S W O O D S A W IN G , e v e n le n g th s
sum m er home.
ch ild ren a re h ere from D ufur, Oregon . H arold Richm
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IValrad .M ercantile Co.
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idder H H ard
ard w w are
are sto re and a h alf m iles. Many h ik ers, in-
3 he ap p e aran c e of th e O sburn build- ,<)r a week visiting w ith th e fo rm er s L duties
, o k
be K K idder
a sp ec ia lty . P h o n e lltìx .
■ « •g in .
lug is being im proved by stucco trim - tnother, Mrs. I. A. B aker and his sis- * ’ 1 a IKbt case of th e m um ps,
I eluding a score or m ore of Boy Scouts,
niings ac ro ss th e fro n t and around te r ' M rs- s - F. P itts.
Mr. . and
eorge J J- Rob
.u k Mrs.
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a re a t th e home of the la tte r ’s siste r good but still w et in places from th e
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, H G ibson- having m ade late heavy snow s. T hose who m ake
th e trip from D etroit, M ichigan, by th e hike say it is w ell w orth th e ef­
autom obile. Mr. R obertson is a com ­ fort.
P hysician’s office in G resham ves’e- and Mrs. F ra n k Hodge w ire t h e r e l m ercial tra v e le r and they have decid­
Mr- and Mrs. W. J. Todd of G resh ­
i n ‘thWhb r e -8eoen B tltch,s w er« taken u la rly elected d elegates to th e con ed to m ake th e w est th e ir home, lo­
am and Mr. and Mrs. Ray R an d ell of
probably in P o rtland.
rtlan d .
!.V .h.e ? o y s J<P8 w here c lie
he had
nail been
Deen venfion.
» w o n , b nut
ut as t they
h * w w e ere
r e unable U, catin
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P o rtlan d enjoyed a w eek-end fishing
Ir“ hte AfhS8r-ir T u..b ro k 7 l w indshield , atten d . Mr K itzm iller and wife were t h T he Rev.
Rev’ ®’
E. ° G. ’ Ju d d an
and d wife a and excursion to T ro u t lake, w hich is s it­
a t™
V L e lu ? « ^
a lte rn a te s to tak e th e ir
“T ’ ,M isa„ ? ,sa S h a rP and a uated
at tbe foot of M ount Adams
uated a t th e foot of M ount Adams,
not regarded as ...riJ].6 b° y 8 f i c “ are P|a c e - Mrs. L. P. M anning is atten d - ri,„ iun ’i .r F red H ibbard of C orvallis. I n early 90 m iles from here. T hey re-
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tb e *ectu r e r s ’ conference a t th e sm ilev ,lo w n ’ M arie Blom, and H a rry port th e scenery as b eau tifu l and the
G resham y e « ! e r J .v L F “ r a " d. Wa8 1,1 9am e, convention in place of th e reg- a t r „
i PT d “ P arty w hicb m ade - fishing excellent.
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Swiss Alpine
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EXTRA SPECIALS FOR JUNE
$2.25 Men’s Khaki Pants
$ 1 .9 5
$1.75 Men’s Negligee Shirts
20c
$ 1 .4 5
$2.45 M E N ’S H A RVESTER SHOES,
a good shoe at small cost
$ 1 .9 5
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ivie.iN s
he iatest
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YOUNG
¡-la d in g H ai, Sehaffner
A tew warm days and Mr. House Fly will be on the
w iil’beSnCh UUnibers Jh.at ar ,sPrin8 and summer offensive
will be necessary to drive him out.
li.idlnsu°H,r fh ap°,'‘ “ d am n,uniti° n department you will
Men’s Straw Hats
Men’s Work Sox
brown and blue mixed Rockford /?
•ox. (a real work «ock«
O p a ir for 9 0 c
Wear one of our stylish Straws this
summer, and keep cool.
snrav snra - L n ™ / -,at° rSt
SCTeeni"«. Av swatters,
made’un in a h ’ f y' f° ‘ “ d door and window scr« ns
maae up in all sizes.
$2-00 to $5*00
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Screenings, galvanized, sq. ft......................
Screenings, painted, sq. ft............
/iig assortment at $2.50
Ply Sw atters
M E N ’S S U I T S
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F!}- Spray, gallon..................2 ~ 7 ~ . A l . 5 0
Sprayer Pumps, each........................
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I 1\ 1 oil, the fumes kill ’em, large bottle
35,
Door and \\ indow Screens made up, all sizes.
and M ai, at $5.00 .ess than city prices
$ 1 7 50, $20, $25, $30, $35, $40, $45
Buys’ 2-Knicker Suits $8.85 to $15.00
Summer Underwear
$1 to $1.50
Knitted I nion Suits,
with short sleeves
$1 io $1.75
Boys’ I nion Suits
Showing the latest styles and best leathers
Douglas Shoes,
Work Shoes,
$5 to $7.50
$1.95 to $5.50
Packard Shoes,
Laced Boots,
.
$7 to $8.50
$11.50 to $14.50
Racine Shoes,
Rubber Boots,
$5 to $7.50
$4.25 to $7.25
65' to 85'
.Men's Interwoven and
Beaver-Knit Hose
Lisles.
Silks
20« to 35c
50' to $1
BOYS’ SHOES
ÍI.IH I I»
$2.75 to $7.85
G IR L S’ SHOES
*1 t«» $!.;,(i
Men’s Work Clothes
Phoenix Silk,
$1.35 to $2.35
LtsleHose 25i to 50c
BOSS O F-TH E ROADS
• h eriill«
Cwt ernlls
$1.95
UNCLE SAM
S h irt.
$3.50
or It (¿loves
d ie, $1.00, $1.50
^ y ls v V o r tK g M
M en s wear i
BIG YANK
S h irt.
95c
a r t ig
S tra w H ats
S H
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E s S
89c
BUY NOW
-Mahogany Finish Serving Trays
o ffe r\!° rtU!late pur,chase has made k possible for us to
offer these beautiful mahogany serving travs with glass
bottonjs and mahogany handles at this extra-ordinary
P œ. \ en attractively decorated centers. Every fam-
il> can now afford a serving tray. Come early?’
H atch fo r our new Special e very week
for work
G R E SH A M
(>ire R ed Trading Stam ps
89c ¿
WORTH |L¿4>
A department completely stocked to meet your
every requirement.
EVERYTHING A MAN WEARS FOR DRESS OR WORK
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Special Bargain
^ o r Thursday, June 4th
Featuring Pumps and Oxfords in patent,
new light tan, and two tones
I ancy Plaids, 75« 1.50
( lolf Hose $1.50 to $5
A ll the neie popular xhadeii
H orse hide
L. L. KIDDER EIDWE. CO.
Phone 1421
Gresham
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Ladies’ Shoes
Ladies’ Silk Unse
Starkist Silk
$1.00
\rrowhe.id Sport 65f
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Men's Shoes
Cooper’s, Sealpax, B. V. 1)
Park Mill
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’ an and gray Balloon cloth collar attached, coat
style, pocket and buttoned cuffs
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Our attractive prices keep the old customers
(oming hack as the new ones increase.
Good quality, full cut, Boss-of-the-Road make
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all sizes.....
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(<ood quality Gingham House Dresses with white
embroidery collars, trimmed pockets and belts.
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___________$2.25. $2.50 and $2.65
| \\ omen’s Khaki Breeches, adjustable knee cuffs.. $2.25
££ \\ omen s Khaki Blouses to match............
$1 93
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a,nd girls’ play suits........................... 85« and 9 0 ’
I Girls plain blue and tan striped Kute Kuts, suit... $1.25
See our Canvas Shoes for the men and boys.
J l are conveniently located in your community
Ind T St° n ° f, R -'°d, clothinS’ Fur"i«h-
ir ide4 " Shoes" the togical place for you to
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Some interesting numbers in
Ladies’ Coverall Aprons and House Dresses
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We have them in dark blue and white and light color I
| combinations. Rickrack and bias tape trim.
Each 98c
covery a t th is tim e.
£
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50c
A. W. METZGER «& CO.
The WINCHESTER Store
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