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GRESHAM OUTLOOK,
For a REAL SWIM
-th e Suit’s the Thing
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It’s easy to swim in a
Columbiaknit Bathing Suit
The original crotchless suit
Cut to conform with the natural lines of the body. Knit­
ted of the finest virgin worsted yarns, they are hand-
tailored like the best clothes, sewed throughout with
pure worsted yarns.
All seams are double loop stitched, increasing the
strength 100 per cent and hold their shape perfectly and
permanently.
Endorsed and worn hv .lark Cody.Mille. Schlolh, Thelma I’ayne and
other well known swimmers.
Children’s all wool Bathing Suits, sizes 22 to 26... $2.50
Misses’ and Boys’ all wool Bathing Suits,
sizes 28 to 34. $3.98
Misses’ and Boys’ all wool Bathing Suits,
sizes 36 to 38. $4.95
Ladies’ and Men's all wool Bathing Suits, all sizes, $5.95
L. A. WACK & CO.
Gresham, Oregon
EXTRA SPECIAL
YELLOW’ EARTHENWARE
Mixing Bowl Sets
79c
the nest
4 Bowls in a nest
GRESHAM LOCALS
W ord has been received from W. H.
| Congdon of V ernonia, Oregon, th a t his
b ro th er P ra n k of B rain ard . M innesota
passed aw ay on Ju n e 20 follow ing a
stro k e of p araly sis.
Mr. Congdon
w rites: “I am th e only one left of
I seven b ro th ers, having lo st th ree
b ro th ers and th re e sis te rs sin ce I
m ade a trip ea st in 1917. F a th e r
Tim e has been busy w ith his scy th e in
th is fam ily, th e re being only th re e left
o u t of 12.”
JU N E
Are always looking for opportunities to please their husbands.
Listen to this. The savings youare able to show by purchasing
your groceries at the •
20th CENTURY STORES
M aurice Brow n of S an ta Monica,
C alifornia, visited a t th e hom es of
T hom as W iles. C. M. H arriso n , C. E.
R usher, and o th e r G resham frien d s
la st T uesday an d W ednesday eve­
nings. Mr. B row n, who is te m p o ra ri­
ly em ployed on th e p assen g er ste am er
"A dm iral Shley," is th e son of Rev.
and Mrs. J. M ontcalm B row n, who
fo rm erly lived in G resham w here Mr.
Brow n w as p asto r of th e M ethodist
E piscopal ch u rch for tw o years.
W. C. B urch left W ednesday m o rn ­
ing for Lookout m ountain, ab o u t 24
m iles n o rth w est of Carson, W a sh in g ­
ton, w here he is d isp a tc h e r and fire
lookout a t th e H em lock, W ind R iver
d istric t, ra n g e r statio n . T his w ill be
Mr. B u rch ’s eig h th year a t th is s ta ­
tion. He has gone every y ear about
th is tim e and rem ain s u n ti1 th e season
of fire d anger is passed, u su ally about
O ctober first. He w ill pack to the
statio n , a d istan ce of 14 m iles from
H em lock. H is son C laire w ill spend
m ost of his vacation w ith his fa th e r
a t th e station.
Dr. and Mrs. G eorge P. H opkins of
Tacom a, W ashington, and th e ir d au g h ­
ter-in -law , Mrs. G eorge F. H opkins,
Jr., of P o rtlan d , w ere c a lle rs W ednes­
day on Dr. and Mrs. A. T hom pson and
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. St. C lair. Dr. H op­
kins w as p asto r of th e M ethodist E p is­
copal ch u rch in G resham 13 y ea rs ago
and his fam ily w ill be rem em bered by
m any here.
T h eir d au g h ter May
served as a m issio n ary in Ja p a n for
a year, but on acco u n t of ill h ealth
w as forced to give up th e w ork. She
is a teach er in the T acom a schools, as
is h er sister, Mrs. W inifred O sborn
w hose husband is an invalid. V ernon
h as a wife and little d au g h ter. T h eir
hom e is in Los A ngeles.
Miss Olga N oreen arriv ed S unday
evening from Los A ngeles, w h ere she
has studied for th e p ast y ear in the
Los A ngeles Bible In stitu te. She will
spend th e g re a te r p a rt of th e sum m er
a t th e hom e of h e r p are n ts, RJr. and
Mrs. G. A. Noreen, and expects to con
tln u e h e r stu d ies In th e fall.
Miss F ried a P eterso n , who is to be
the bride of Newell F an ch e r in th e
near fu tu re, w as honored by a m isce l­
laneous show er on T h u rsd ay evening
at th e home of Mrs. M ildred F an ch er.
T he room s w ere p re ttily d ecorated in
pink and w hite, w ith ro ses and sw eet
peas. Miss P eterso n received m any
b eautiful gifts. A fter playing sev eral
in te restin g gam es, refre sh m e n ts w ere
served. About 25 g u ests w ere, p resen t.
Miss C lara S h irem an of C edar R ap ­
ids, Iowa, who has been a g u est of
Miss Em m a B. Jo h n so n for th e p ast
m onth, left Monday for Seaside w here
she w ill spend a few w eeks before re ­
tu rn in g to her home.
Miss E dna A ngell left today for a
visit in St. Jam es, M innesota, and
Dundee, Illinois, w ith relativ es. She
will he m et in Illin o is by her m other
who is com ing from E ngland, and who
will come to Oregon w ith Miss A ngell
before re tu rn in g to her home.
will certainly convince the “men folks” as to your thrifts.
Think of it! Over 12,000 thrift families take advantage of
the extremely low prices, these Stores sell dependable merchan­
dise at, every day. Join the ranks NOW.
Offerings Saturday and Monday, June 27 and 29
SAKHALIN CRAB MEAT, the very best of the Japan pack, extra special,
halves, 2 cans, 55
CR Y STA L W H IT E SOAP,
10 b a r s .......................... 39c
B IR D S E Y E M A TC H ES,
box ................................... 5c
F E D E R A L M ILK,
ta ll c a n s, 3 fo r.............25c
R I P E O LIV ES,
p icn ic c a n s...................10c
C a m p b e ll’s BEANS,
th e “ big t i n ” .
MASON JA R CA PS, zinc,
2 dozen ........................ 45c
20th C e n tu ry JA R RIN G S,
e x tr a th ic k , 3 doz......25c
BON AMI C A K E S.......... 10c
BON AMI P O W D E R 12}£c
73^
MAZOLA OIL,
q u a r ts .......................... 45c
T o ile t P a p e r, “ 1000 s h e e t”
so ft tissu e , 3 r o lls ......22c
45<*
PO ST BRAN FL A K E S ,
2 p a c k a g e s ............... 25c
2 0 1H CENTURY COFFEE, “Every day in every way it’s better
and better, direct from our roaster to you, 3 lbs. $1.32, lb. 45c
New Potatoes, 7 pounds
Mrs. R. D. B ailey visited frie n d s in
T he D alles th e early p a r t of th is w eek.
Mrs. Jo h n F. B am ford and d au g h ­
te r Miss R uth B am ford of S eattle,
visited a t th e K. A. M iller hom e on
T hursday.
Mrs. K. A. M iller, Mrs. Jam es S te rl­
ing, an d Mrs. E. E. W elling w ere d ele­
g ates from th e G resham ch a p te r to th e
O regon C onference W. H. M. S., held
a t C orvallis from Ju n e 23 to Ju n e 25.
Mrs. E dna B u n tin g an d ch ild ren en ­
te rta in e d frien d s from W oodland,
W ashington, and P o rtla n d on W ednes­
day evening.
Mrs. E ttse l T. Jo n es of B rem erton,
W ashington, is v isitin g w ith frien d s
and relativ es in G resham .
T he L ad ies’ Aid of th e M ethodist
ch u rch m et w ith Mrs. C. E. Ja ck so n
on W ednesday. A fter th e re g u la r
m eeting they w ere joined by th e ir
h u sb an d s and frien d s and a picnic
su p p e r w as enjoyed.
Miss E lizabeth Jo h n so n has r e tu r n ­
ed to h er duties as p o stm aste r a fte r a
very nejoyable v acation trip to Colo­
rado.
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ICE
S W E E T CREAM
SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION
HOTEL BENSON COFFEE
Saturday • onlv •
DOIBLE QUICK TAPIOCA
Friday and
DIAMOND \\ JELL DESSERT
C E R T O , fo r jelly ,
b o ttle .......................... ..29c
PINEAPPLE, standard sliced, large cans, 2 for.........................\
THE WAY TO WEALTH
SAID Benjamin Franklin, “is as plain as the way to
market. It depends chiefly on two words—Industry
and I rugality. 1 hat is, waste neither Time nor Money
but make the best use of both. Without industry, and
frugality nothing will do; with them—EVERYTHING”
I he ol ficers of the First State Bank endorse this sim­
ple rule without reservations.
An account in this bank will materially aid you in
achieving success.
I t w ill give you a standing in the community and
entitle you to the friendly and helpful advice and assist­
ance of this banking i'csiitution.
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and
Grenham Maid"
ICE CREAM
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Supplied Pally
Sweet Cream Shippers Wanted
GRESHAM
CREAMERY CO.
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U ithout frugality few can become rich, and with it
tew would become poor."—Samuel Johnson.
FIRST STATE BANK
G re sh am , O regon
A STRON G BANK
GROWERS ATTENTION!
Wu ..a re now re c e iv in S c h e rrie s , a ll v a rie tie s e x cep t
K ep u b lican s.
PURE CANE SUGAR, new
6 SEEDLESS RAISINS, Sultanat, I lbs.
7 OI 1 ER SARDINES, large oval tins, 3 cans.....................................
10c
39<'
BALL MASON JARS, complete with caps and rubbers, quarts dozen.......
Cash price for Saturday and Monday. .
FI 4OUR KI‘RR'S
W A X P A P E R , 20 s h e e ts
in pkg, 3 pk g s f o r ......10c
COCOA NUT, fresh stock of fancy sugar cured, 2 pounds........................
CRISCO,
6-lb. c a n .................. .$1.39
GROCERY BULLETIN
SUGAR
N o rw e g ia n S a rd in e s, in
p u re o liv e oil, 2 cns, 25c
TEA, young tender leaves producing the finest flavor, in bulk, Ceylon and India,
pound 59c, “Spider Lee”’ Japan, lb....55d
Rev. E. N. Long w ith his wife and
d au g h ter, Lois, is spending a few days
a t N ew berg v isitin g w ith Mrs. L ong's
sis te r, Mrs. R. M. M assey and fam ily
Phone 1236
Gresham
He expects to move his fam ily soon to
W hat you w ant, w hen you w ant 1«. O akland. K ansas, w h ere his fa th e r is
a s v o n w a n t It— W aul ail. It.
very ill. Mr. Long m ade a trip re ­
cen tly to K ansas b ut w as obliged to
re tu rn to G resham . He w ill rem ain
in th e ea st indefinitely hut some day
in ten d s to re tu rn to Oregon. T he Rev.
W. T. K lotzbach h as moved into tlie
p arso n a g e and w ill ta k e ch a rg e of
th e w ork of th e F re e M ethodist
ch u rc h , succeeding Mr. Long.
1 ROYAL CLUB COFFEE, 1 lb....... 57. , 3 lbs..
$1.65. 5 lbs....... $2.65
A fire alarm w as sounded y esterd ay
2 BEECHNUT PORK AND BEANS, special, 2 for................................ 25c
m o rning about 9:30, callin g th e fire­
m en and equipm ent to th e lot back of
th e M ethodist p arso n ag e w here a
sm all blaze had been discovered on
stock .
th e roof of the w oodshed by th e p a s­
to r, Dr. C. W. H uett, who w as w o rk ­
ing in th e back yard. A sm all sm old­
erin g bonfire w as b u rn in g ab o u t a
hundred feet aw ay from th e shed and
3 CERIO, indispensible for preserving, 2 for.
65>
it w as th o u g h t a s p a rk m u st have
blow n onto th e roof. T he d ry n ess
4 MA ION, kills flies quickly and surelv
50c, 75c, $1.25
an d excessive h eat of th e day w ere
conditions favorable to a fire.
Dr. F ra n k P eak and Geo. F. Honey
have gone on a b rief trip to T ro u t
BI ST PA IEN T, 40-lb.
Lake. W ashington.
Much an x iety is felt by frien d s of
Miss F lo ren ce Honey as to her safety
in w ar-to rn China. Miss Honey, who
h as been in China for a year an d a
5 BI LK COCOA, high percentage of oil, 3 lbs............................................ 25«
HEPPS RACKET STORE
B R ID E S
HIGHEST PRICES
A lso re c e iv in g R a s p b e rrie s a n d L o g an s. At o u r new lo ca­
tio n in old s ta r c h fac to ry .
C all and a r r a n g e c o n tra c ts
Pho«.-,.
H. E. THAYER
G resham , Oregon
half, w as scheduled to sail for home
*» *a fct M »a m
on Ju n e 15. A le tte r w ritte n by her
£
a few days before th a t date described
Buy your
the situ atio n as serio u s and expressed £
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th e fea r th a t she m ig h t not be ab le to
get on board the vessel th a t w as to
b rin g h er home. H er fath e r, W. F.
Honey, left early th is w eek fo r V an­
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couver. B. C., on a b u sin ess trip and
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w hile th e re planned to m ake every
effort to le arn w h eth er his d au g h ter
has sailed or not. No w ord h as been
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received from him to date. Jo h n
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Honey and his m o th er left y es­
terd ay by autom obile for V ancouver [ At stand on Powell Valley j
road, just west of
to be p resen t w hen th e vessel a rriv e s „
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city limits.
from th e O rient.
3 Open evenings, S atu rd ay a lte r- 3
Among th o se who cam e to atten d g
noons and all day Sunday.
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th e w edding of Miss W inifred St. C lair
and Raym ond Roger w ere P rin c ip a l
O. C. H adley of th e A thena high
ness asso ciates and o th e r friends of
school and Mrs. H adley, and Miss
Mr. R ogers w ere p resent, am ong them
Merle Best of Pendleton, a te ac h er in
Dr. and Mrs. O G. F orbes of M ultno­
the school. Dr. J. D. McCormick of
m ah. F o rm e r G resham people here
K im ball School of Theology. Salem ,
for the occasion w ere Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. McCormick, and m any co l­
C. M. Z im m erm an. Mr. and Mrs. F red
lege frie n d s of th e brid e from Salem .
C h alk er and Mrs. A rth u r Hogg of
P o rtlan d and o th er cities. Many busi-
P o rtlan d .
; FIREWORKS >
4th of July