Gresham outlook., June 12, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

GKEbHAM LOCALS
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ALUMINUM WARE
in the following Items
1-quart Sauce Pan
1-quart Pudding Pan
1-quart Stew Pan
1-quart Mixing Bowls
10-inch Pie Tin
10-inch Cake Tin
Y O U R CHOICE
ea
on display in our windows
;
HEPPS RACKET STORE
Phone 1236
Gresham
Watch our windows ior weekly specials
Guaranteed Used Cars
W IL L Y S K N IG H T T o u rin g , so m e e x tra s , c a r lo o k s a n d
ru n s good, $250.00 dow n, b a la n c e 12 m o n th s.
O V ERLA N D 1924
S edan re p a in te d , so m e e x tra s , ru n s
good, $220.00 dow n, te rm s on th e b a la n c e .
O V ERLA N D 1923 T o u rin g , som e e x tra s , r u n s a n d lo o k s
good, $145.00 dow n, te rm s on th e b a la n c e .
STA R S P O R T T o u rin g 1924 R u n s a n d lo o k s good, $220
dow n, te rm s on th e balan ce.
F O R I) COL P E 1921, disc w h e e ls a n d e x tra s , lo o k s good,
$125 00 dow n, te rm s on b ala n c e .
FO R D C O U PE 1924, v e ry good sh a p e , so m e e x tra s , $175.00
dow n, te rm s on th e b alan ce.
FO R D TO U R IN G 1923, good sh a p e , $135.00 dow n, te rm s
on th e b a la n c e .
C H E V R O L E T 1923 T o u rin g , good sh a p e , ru n s good, $140
dow n, te rm s on th e b alan ce.
STA R 1923 T o u rin g , $100.00 dow n, te rm s on th e balan ce.
FO R D TR U C K , o v e rh a u le d a n d In good s h a p e , $140.00
dow n, te rm s on th e b alan ce.
S e v e ra l o th e r c a rs a n d m o to rcy cles.
Look th e s e c a rs o v e r, d riv e th e m , th e n you will buy a
used c a r fro m lle s s e l.
Also large lint ot neiv and lined farm implements
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
SERVICE
Gresham
First Showing of
Men's
C A M ' AS
SH O ES
R egulnr >2.25
S a l.
I’ll,.
$ 1 .9 5
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Dr. and Mrs. F ra n k P eak and Dr.
and Mrs. V. L. Brooks and d au g h ter
enjoyed a trip to V ernonia and H ills­
boro Sunday. The doctor and Mrs.
P eak expect to have th e p le asu re in
th e n ea r fu tu re of en te rta in in g th e
fo rm e r's nephew . C om m ander R. B.
Coffey of th e b attle sh ip “S av an n ah ",
w hich is - (tu rn in g from a cru ise of
th e P h ilippines. C om m ander Coffey \
w ill visit th e rose festiv al w hile off
duty. It w ill be rem em bered he sp en t
sev eral days h ere in A ugust a t w hich
tim e he w as th e com m anding officer
on the ‘ A rizona.”
One lot Dresses that sold at
$23.50 to $29.75 on sale
$18-65
Reg. $5.98 to $7.50 Silk Blouses
on sale a t.........................
$3-98
Men’s Brown Canvas Work Shoes,
Hood make, and built like an auto
tire, sold regularly at $2.95,
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L A. WACK & CO.
Phone 2221
pt. jar
FLAG DAY
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8i-oz.
1H CENT UR A COFFEE, “A Breakfast Treat,” direct from
3 lbs. $1.32
our own roaster to you................ pound
One lot of Dresses that sold at $15.75 C 1 9 QC
S k ir ts ..
S k irts.
S k ir ts ..
S k irts
S k irts.
S k irts .
S tk r ta ..
S k ir ts ..
S k ir ts ..
pound can
20th CENTURY BROOMS, 6 sew, med, wt., strong, fines! quality, each . . 98c
Our sale on Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear still con­
tinue'. so avail yourself of this opportunitv to
pro. ure one of our new Silk Dresses at a big re­
duction.
> 4.95
> 5.85
> 6.50
> 7 50
> 9.85
>10 50
>1175
>12.50
>13 50
PREPARED FOODS
MATCHES, “Economy Brand” 6 boxes fo r.........................
5 boxes fo r..........................
Sale of Ready-to-Wear
Reg.
Reg.
Reg.
Keg
Reg.
Reg
Reg
Reg.
Reg.
Saturday and Monday, June 13 and 15
STAPLE ITEMS
f2 50 to ’5
L adies' D ress Skirts
fo llo w in g sa le prices
Note the attractive prices on carefully selected merchandise
“See America First”, lge. bottle, 20c
$ £ .5 0
One lot of Dresses that sold C i Q Ç Q
at $16.75 to $19.75 on sale . *
T h e g r e a te s t a n n u a l e v e n t in th e N o rth w e st
THE 20TH CENTURY realizes, however, the “public must be served”, so
during this week very special attention will be given to prompt service, and
extra care in the stocking of easily prepared foods. Depend upon us to be
ready to lighten your household worries during the “FESTIVAL WEEK.”
4-Ib. can 22£c,
Beautiful Wash Dresses for street and afternoon
wear, made of dotted Normandy Voile, Egyptian
Tissue, and ( iinghams, in pretty colors and pat­
terns, neatly trimmed, and dresses that are dif­
ferent, featured here at
at
“ P o rtla n d ’)« R ose F e stiv a l* to he success.
T he Rev. and Mrs. A. S. H isey and
W H IT E S T A R TUNA,
R I P E O LIV ES, bulk,
C A M P B E L L ’S BEANS,
1 d au g h ter, H elen, in com pany w ith tw o
w h ite m e a t, h a lv e s 25c
p in t .......................... -15c
th e big tin ................... 10c
othei m in iste rs and th e ir fam ilies, left
W ednesday to be gone u n til S atu rd ay
M ap le L e a f S a lm o n , fa n c y C hinook, C olu m b ia R iver, n ew p ack,
in a sum m er cam p n ea r Moro, Oregon.
3 9c
T he Rf v. E N. Long and wife left
on W« dnesday for W oodburn, w here
S a k h a lin CRAB M EAT,
N o rw e g ia n SA R D IN ES, in
S T U F F E D O LIV ES,
th ey w ill a tte n d the co n feren ce of the
fan c y J a p a n , h alv es, 29c
p u re olive oil, 2 tin s, 25c
3i/i>-oz. b o ttle ............. 14c
E ree M ethodist ch u rc h w hich co n ­
venes th e re th e rem a in d er of the
G old M ed al M a y o n n a ise,
12c,
2 8 c,
48c
w<»k. O thers a re p la n n in g to a tte n d
D elicia S an d w ich S p re ad ,
th e services on S atu rd ay and S unday
K ip p er S n a c k s, b o n eless,
S T R A IN E D HONEY,
2 tin s ...............................25c
T h ere will be S unday school a s u su a '
d ire c t im p o rta tio n ,
p in t M ason ja r, ea....33c
2 t in s ............................... 15c
a t 10 o’clock th e com ing S abbath u n ­
der th e d irection of Miss M innie Rob
A m e r ic a D ry" G in ger A le ,
ertso n , the su p erin ten d en t.
Mrs. J. J. W ilson, lately em ployed
as telephone o p e ra to r at th e local ex ­
change, is ill a t her hom e and unable
to resum e her w ork for th e p resen t.
D E L M ONTE CA TSU P,
Among th e g u ests at th e H ayes
F E D E R A L M ILK,
W ESSO N OIL,
p in t b o t t l e ................... 23c
B ushong w’edding T h u rsd a y evening
ta ll c a n s, 3 fo r.............25c
q u a rt tin ..................... 45c
w ere Mr. and Mrs. W a rre n C athey, of
S eattle, who a re to u rin g Oregon points
25c
on th e ir honeym oon .being new lyw eds
S e a r c h lig h t” or “ B ird s e y e ,”
25c
th em selv es of b u t one day. T hey a re
ROYAL
W
H
IT
E
SOAP,
v isitin g w ith th e ir u ncle, th e Rev. D.
C itru s G ra n iilated Soap,
K e rr’s Best P atent Flour,
10 b a r s .......................... 38c
M. C athey an d fam ily and o th e r r e la ­
3 pkgs. 10c size fo r 25c
49-lb. sack ............ $2.39
tiv es in G resham and P o rtlan d . T he
brid e is a d a u g h te r of Prof. O rin T if­
fany, p resid e n t of S eattle-P acific Col­
lege.
Lily of V alley P eas,
PO ST TO A ST IE S,
R oyal G arden T e a , J a p a n
Miss P earl R uegg has re tu rn e d hom e
sifted , E a rly Ju n e ,
p a c k a g e .......................... 9c
o r C eylon a n d In d ia ,
from C alifornia w h ere she h as been
2 c a n s ............................ 45c
y 2 p o u n d p k g ,..............38c
sin ce la st Novem ber. On h e r w
from Los A ngeles she stopped off at
20
F resn o , B akersfield an d o th e r points
for sh o rt v isits w ith re la tiv e s an d
45c,
friends.
T h ree G resham stu d e n ts have been
appointed to th e G re ater O. A. C.
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge S hepherd of
council as a special com m ittee to look
W est Linn, Oregon, spent th e day
a fte r Oregon A g ric u ltu ra l College in ­
T h u rsd ay w ith Mrs. M ary M cA llister
te re sts in G resham d u rin g th e com ing
and fam ily. W illiam M cA llister re ­
year.
T hey a re M elvin B ru g g er,
tu rn ed on Sunday evening from S a­
ch airm an , G eorge L ane and G lenn
lem w here he has been atten d in g W il­
M ercer. T he G re a te r O. A. C. co u n ­
lam ette U niversity. H e w ill be em ­
cil Is com posed of a ch a irm an and tw o
ployed d u rin g the sum m er a t th e
o th e r rep rese n tativ es from every tow n cannery.
of im p o rtan ce in th e state. It is o r ­
Mr. and Mrs. D. IL N ash and d au g h ­
ganized to c a rry out the w ork of th e
G re ater O. A. C. com m ittee in th e v a r ­ te r. Mary Lois, have re tu rn e d from a
ious p a rts of th e state, an d to p ro ­ trip to C orvallis w here they visited
m ote in te re st in th e college am ong th e m o th er of Mr. N ash. T he eld erly
lady, who Is p ast 83, m ade th e I l l -
I stu d e n ts and alum ni.
T h e A m erican F la g r e p re s e n ts o a r n a tio n a n d a ll th a t
m ile trip to G resham by autom obile
lies w ith in its b o rd ers. It re p re s e n ts th e A m erican p eo ­
w ith h er son in one day an d m ade no
p le. W h at w e a re — It is.
co m plaint of being fatigued. P revious
T h e re a re 110,000,000 th re a d s in t h a t flag. O ne of
to th e trip to C orvallis Mr. and Mrs.
th e m r e p re s e n ts you. Is it a s tro n g a n d firm th re a d o r is
N ash visited w ith th e la tte r ’s m other,
it w eak a n d u n a b le to s ta n d a re a l s tr a in — d e p e n d in g fo r
Mrs. M ary H ayes, a t H alsey, Oregon,
!
s tr e n g th on th o se a b o u t it
who w as ill. She is now on th e way
to recovery.
An a c c o u n t at th e F irs t S ta te B ank w ill h elp m ak e th e
‘Dorna Gordon Dresses’
to $15.95 on
20th Century Grocery
3 Voz, jar
SPECIAL PRICES!
RELIABILITY
Phone 1141
Mr«. R u ssell Akin com plim ented
Miss W illa B ushong T uesday afte r-
; noon at a Ja p a n e se te a p a rty given
a t h er hom e on Second s tre e t and
W allula avenue to a gro u p of friends
J of th e brid e elect. T he co lo r schem e
of th e room s w as in o ran g e and black
and g ree n ery w ith o ran g e and yellow
flow ers form ed th e m ain d eco ratio n s
w ith the addition of Ja p an e se la n te rn s
an d p araso ls. T he g u ests w ere a t ­
tire d in kim onas and slip p ers and
w ore an o rn am e n tal head d ress of im ­
m ense pom pons of p ap e r c h ry sa n th e ­
m um s and also p ap er fans. T hey sat
on cu shions in tru e Ja p a n e se fash io n
as th e ir h o stess served them tea and
Ja p a n e se cookies and cakes.
T he
g u est of ho n o r w as p resen ted w ith a
W estlnghouse au to m atic elec tric iron,
I th e gift of h er friends.
Gresham
“Park Here and Shop in Comfort"
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Men’s
KHAKI
PANTS
R eg u lar >2 25
S ale P rice
$ 1 .9 5
th re a d in th e A m erican Flair th a t re p re s e n ts you one of
s tr e n g th a n d se cu rity .
E m b le m atic of fin a n c ia l freed o m a n d a b le to s ta n d th e
s to rm s of life w ith o u t b re a k in g , fa d in g o r grow insr
ta tte re d .
FIRST STATE BANK
G re sh am , O regon
A STR O N G BANK
A. F. Jo h n so n , w ho lives ju st o ut- j
side th e city lim its on so u th R oberts
avenue, w as tak en to E m anuel h o sp i­
ta l W ednesday m orning w here he will
rem ain for som e tim e for X -ray ex
am in atio n an d possible trea tm e n t.
The so u th e ast circ le of th e L adles J
Au u n u su a lly fine p ro g ram of m usic j
Aid of the M ethodist E piscopal ch u rch
w
as
given at the M ethodist E piscopal j
w ill have a picnic next T h u rsd ay ,
Ju n e 18, on th e g ro u n d s at C. E. J a c k ­ ch u rch la st F rid ay evening, w hen Miss
son's. They w ill m eet a t noon th e re F ried a B ratzel presen ted her piano
and o th e r circ les of th e Aid are in ­ pupils in rec ital. T he program was
vited to p articip a te. L adies a re r e ­ w ell arra n g e d and th e pupils played I
q u ested io b rin g lunch, p late, cup. etc in a m a n n er w hich was a cred it to
them selves and th e ir teach er. W. D. j
G resham C h ap ter O rder of E astern
K lndei assiste d on th e program , giv­
S ta r w as honored d u rin g th e session
ing tw o fine violin num bers.
of th e g ran d ch a p te r w hich closed on
Ed. Sm ith, th e v e te rin a ria n whose
T h u rsd ay evening in P o rtlan d . C. G.
Schneider, w o rth y p atro n of th e c h a p ­ home is on Main stree t, is critica lly
te r, gave an ad d ress on th e flag at the ill at th e hom e of ac q u ain tan c es on
opening session cn T uesday, and Mrs. j Y am hill stre e t in P o rtlan d w here he i
V. G. S m ith past w orthy m atro n , w as I has been for n early tw o weeks. He I
appointed g ran d E lecta for the en ­ w as tak en to th e ho sp ital w hen first
suing year. Mrs. Sm ith w as in stalled stric k en w ith an attac k of h e a rt fall- j
at th e closing session. She w as p re ­ u re caused by in te stin al hem orrhages,
sented w ith m any b eau tifu l flow ers but w as soon rem oved from th a t place
by her frien d s of th e G resham c h a p ­ to be cared for at a p riv ate home
te r on th a t occasion. M emorial s e r ­ F rien d s of Mrs. Sm ith, who is blind, I '
vices w ere held for th e late Ju d g e took her to his bedside on T hursday.
George W. S tapleton, past g ran d p a­
Mrs A nna Je n n e r of C orvallis is
tro n . w ho w as also a past worthy visiting a t th e home of h er son and
p atro n of th e G resham ch ap ter.
his wife. Mr. and Mrs. G K. Je n n er.
Mrs. R. C. L essard and little d au g h - | R ecent g u ests a t th e Je n n e r tv me
ter. Lila May, of P o rtlan d visited y e s­ w ere cine tn e m other of Mrs. Je n n e r,
te rd a y w ith Mrs. L e ssa rd 's fath er. Mrs. F ra n k L ines of A lbany and the
la tte r's sister, Mrs. W C. H aw ley, of
Van Benthusen.
E. W A ylsw orth, W alter Metzger W ashington, D. C„ wife of United
and W. J. Todd w ere d eleg ates from S tates R ep resen tativ e H aw ley, who
the Masonic lodge in G resham to th e w ith his wife is spending th e sum m er
g ran d lodge of Oregon w hich eo n -I >n Salem
eludes a th ree-d ay convention in P o rt­
land today.
What you « a n t, when you want I’ Ì
a« you want It— Want ad it.
ICE
S W E E T CREAM
and
“Gresham Maid”
ICE CREAM
Supplied Dally
Sweet Cream Shippers Wanted
GRESHAM
CREAMERY CO.
Phone 1381
G ood Copies
can be made from those
old family Daguerreo­
types, Ambrotypes and
tintypes.
Hardy Studio
P hone 541
K e do kodak Finishing and
Enlarging.