Gresham outlook., July 17, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

PACE FOTR
GRESHAM orTLOQK,
Chlekea Dinner«.
For Camping and Picnics
Special chicken d in n er every W ed- f N ickerson Je llie d chicken la m ost J
nesday noon u n til fu rth e r notice, convenient. S team p re ssu re cooked.
P rice 50c. W ithrow ’s R e sta u ra n t.—Ad. j In g lass.—Adv.
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FRIDAY, JULY
17, li>¿5
GRESHAM LOCALS
C o n tin u ed from page 1
Century Grocery
T he C atholic p arish house h as been
u
n
dergoing a n um ber of Im p o rtan t re ­
On and a fte r A ugust 1, 1925, all b a r­
ber shops in G resham w ill close a t 6 p airs d u rin g th e p ast few w eeks in
ch arg e of E arl Bolce, assiste d by A. E.
p. m. except S atu rd ay s, 9 p. m.
SW EET CREAM
C h arles W heeler, Roy R. Bailey, Malo. T he back p a rt of th e roof has
been raise d an d a new gable co n ­
W. J. Todd.
and
stru cted acro ss, th e o utside and roof
re-sh in g led , a new p orch co n stru cted
“Gresham Maid”
properly exercised is a real benefit. The savings, derived from the immense
on th e fro n t and screened in, ceilings
Buying Power of the 20TH CENTE'RY STORES passed on to the consum­
raise d on th e in te rio r an d a side en ­
for one week only
tra n c e m ade on th e w est. T he house
ers are benefits you can’t fully realize unless you partake of them. Figure
Beginning July 20
has been new ly p ain ted a steel g ray
your Savings on the following:
Supplied Dally
w ith w hite trim m in g s. New steps
La Cream Perfect,
have also been co n stru c te d at the
Sweet Cream Shippers Wanted
regular $1........................75c ch u rc h w ith a co n crete foundation u n ­
(C leansing C ream )
d er them and p latfo rm an d railin g
G RESH AM
Tissue Builder, reg. $1....75c added to th e w est side of th e b u ild ­
FEDERAL MILK,
CRYSTAL W HITE SOAP,
WESSON or MAZOLA OIL,
C R EA M ER Y CO.
ing.
tall cans, 3 fo r........... 25c
10 b a r s ........................39c
quart cans ..................4!»c
The m usic re c ita l given a t th e n ew ­
Phone 1381
ly -enlarged jew elry sto re of Guy
Phone 1841
Fruit Jars,
Jo n es on F rid a y evening w as w ell a t ­
7 3c
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w ere h eard for th e fine new Ampico
w hich w as so ably d em o n strated by
pro fessio n al a rtis ts from P o rtlan d . A
‘Econom y” MATCHES,
“Libbys” Yel Free Peaches
Kippered Snacks, im port­
violinist, p ia n ist and so lo ist w ere out
noiseless, good size,
in heavy syrup,
ed, boneless, 4 tins....25c
from th e city and gave a n um ber of
full boxes, 6 fo r........ 23c
large cans, 2 for....... 45c
p leasing num bers. Dr. H. H. Ott
played th e euphonium to th e accom ­
S a lm o n ,
“The
p an im en t of th e Ampico.
NOTICE.
ICE
POW ER
SPECIAL
ICE CREAM
Offerings Saturday and Monday, July 18 and 20
Gresham Beauty Shoppe
J
genuine, Ball Masons, complete with porcelain lined
caps and new rubbers, quarts, dozen ....................................
Mason Jar Caps, zinc, 2 dozen. ..................................................35c
A N N O U N C IN G
¡CHRYSLER FOUR
O ut in F ront o f the E n tire F ield o f Fours
Ball bearing steering knuckles,
full balloon tires, practically no vi­
bration at any speed.
Sedan $1095
Coach 1045
995
Coupe
Tour’g 895
f. o. b. factory
5 to 25 miles per hour in 8
seconds, 25 miles to the gallon of
gas.
These are just a few and there are
many other reasons why you should
see the new Chrysler Four NOW .
Ilydralic
jour-wheel
brakes
optional.
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HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
Phone 1141
Gresham
I CHRYSLER
I
SIXES
FOURS
“MAPLE LEAF”, Col. River Spring Chinook,
Cream of the Catch,” |-lb. tins, 2 3 c, 1-lb. tin s..........
Miss W innifred O sburn w as th e
hostess F rid a y evening at th e residence
of Mrs. Floyd Mack to ab o u t a dozen
of th e officers of th e R ebekah lodge.
As th is w as H oot Owl n ig h t over th e
p o p u lar b ro ad castin g sta tio n of KGW,
th e p a rty did not lack for m irth fu l en ­
te rtain m e n t.
R e fre sh m en ts
w ere
served.
Mrs. L a u ra Mell h as opened the
Radio lunch sta n d on th e Ivy co rn er
next to th e Radio E le ctric com pany.
She has d rin k s and v ario u s a rtic le s
of lunch for sale.
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. M unson of Long
Beach, C alifornia, w ere in G resham
| sev eral days la st w eek as th e g u ests
of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Squire, who are
rela ted to them by m arria g e. They
w ere on th e ir w ay hom e from A laska
w here th ey have sp en t a sh o rt tim e.
They describ e th e in te rio r of A laska
as very u n in te restin g , w ith th e possi­
ble exception of F airb an k s, an d th eir
w onderful m o u n tain sc en e ry is no­
w here su rp assed by th e scen ery of the
Mt. Hood loop. T h ere is an ab undance
of m osquitos and th e d rin k in g w ater
is very poor. They d escrib e th e c li­
m ate of A laska as v ery sim ila r to th a t
of Oregon.
LIFE BUOY SOAP,
4 bars ....................
29c
FLOUR
T rop ik o G rap efru it,
PINEAPPLE, Standard,
sliced, Ige. cns, 2 for 45c
CORN BEEF,
No. 1 tin s...
Soc
. 39c
PAROWAX,
2 pounds ....................25c
Vim Flour, 49-lb. sack
Golden Sun ripened fruit, can 2 0 c, 3 for 5 9 c
BON AMI CAKES......... 10c
BON AMI POWDER. 12|¿c
Best Shortening, bulk,
2 p o u n d s ....................35c
bulk, fancy Ceylon and Indian p o u n d ....................... 6 3 c
Pinhead Gunpowder, p o u n d ............................................ 5 5 c
TEA S,
QUICK COOKING OATS,
K err’s, lge. pkge....... 25c
COCOANUT, long thread,
pound .......................... 19c
TOILET PAPER, “ 1000
sheet tissue, 3 rolls 23c
2 0 1H C E N T U R Y C O F F E E , “Makes your breakfast taste bet­
ter”. Direct from our own roaster to you, lb. 4 5 c , 3 lbs. $1.32
EXTRA SPECIAL
C itrus G ra n u la ted S oap , 4 packages 10c cent size fo r............ 2 5 c
J. F. W hetstone, w ell know n re a lto r
F re d F ield h o u se is a t M anzanita of th is place, h as had th e ho n o r con­
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and in cid en tally tra n sa c tin g a little
delegate to th e E lks n atio n al g ran d
business. Em il K ard ell, w ell know n
lodge m eeting w hich is convening in
to m any in G resham , is p lan n in g on
P o rtla n d th is w eek from Mr. W h et­
en larg in g his sto re b u ilding at th e
sto n e’s hom e lodge a t D ickenson,
beach and Mr. F ieldhouse is engaged
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N orth D akota. A n o th er d elegate, a
in d raw in g up th e p lan s for th e addi- i
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„ _ , M r- P ete rso n , is h ere from D ickenson
tion. Jo h n F ieldhouse, fa th e r of F red ,
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o,.v . . . . .
and is being e n te rta in e d a t th e W het-
EAT
rec en tly ce le b ra ted his 84th b irth d ay
sto n e hom e d u rin g his a tte n d a n c e a t
a t M anzanita.
th e convention. Mr. W h etsto n e has
Mrs. Id a H inshaw , a fte r v isitin g for been aw ay from his hom e tow n for
sev eral w eeks w ith h er b ro th er, J. A. se v eral y ears, h u t h as re ta in e d his
B ushong and her sister, Mrs. M. V. m em bership in th e lodge a t th a t place.
BRICKS AT ALL TIMES
SODA FOUNTAIN
W hetzell of G resham an d o th e r rela T his is th e second tim e he h as re p re ­
tives in P o rtlan d , V ancouver and oth er sen ted his o rg an izatio n , having been a
The Coolest Place in Gresham
places nearby, has left for h e r home delegate to th e convention w hich m et
in C aldw ell, Idaho.
in P o rtla n d in 1912.
T he Rev. an d Mrs. D avid C athey en ­
W hat m ig h t have been an accid en t
te rta in e d th e fo rm e r’s co usin. O rris
P R E SC R IPT IO N DRUG STORE
o
ccu
rred S atu rd ay evening ab o u t 5
K ram er, wife and d au g h ter. Miss M ar­
P hone 1761
Second and Main
g a re t K ra m e r recen tly . They w ere o’clock w hen a F ord becam e sta lle d on
h ere from Los A ngeles in atten d an ce th e Main s tre e t cro ssin g ju s t as the
a t th e big in te rn a tio n a l C h ristian E n ­ 4:50 tra in of th e Mt. Hood line w as
deavor convention. Miss K ra m e r is ap p ro ach in g from P o rtlan d . Tw o la ­
th e p resid e n t of a C h ristian E ndeavor dies w ere th e sole o ccu p an ts of th e
o rg an izatio n of
a C ongregational m achine an d it did n o t ta k e them loi
to decide w h at to do. H astily ju m p ­
ch u rc h in Los A ngeles.
ing o ut of th e c a r th ey each le n t a
V irgil H ow ell left e a rly F rid a y
h and an d pushed th e o b d u rate Lizzie
m orning for Siletz, Oregon, w here he
o ut of th e w ay as th e stre e tc a r
will atten d th e L incoln C ouunty S u n ­
w hizzed p ast. I t is h ard ly know n
day school asso ciatio n , of w hich he is
w h eth e r o r n o t th e elec tric c a r had
On Saturday we begin featuring Manning’s Coffee.
th e p resid en t. F rom S iletz he is
tim e to stop, but th e fa c t th a t it did
p lan n in g to go to Y achats for a re st of
This excellent coffee will be on sale exclusively at our
n ot stop seem ed to be proof th a t th e re
tw o w eeks. Mr. H ow ell is s till in a
store.
w as not sufficient len g th for it to come
w eakened condition from th e effects to a sta n d still.
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Received Fresh Every Day
of his re c e n t sev ere illness.
Ben M athew s h as disposed of his
Mrs. M ary Saiki is having a th ree-
room sem i-m odern co ttag e erected m erch an d ise sto ck in w h at w as fo r­
UTAIINA PEAS.
SILVER BAR TOMATOES
n ear th e S aiki hom e in e a st G resham m erly th e Cady sto re at F airv iew and
3 cans ...*..........
43c
3 c a n s .......................... 43c
on th e ir 7-acre tra c t. L. N. W aldron has re tu rn e d w ith his fam ily to
is in ch a rg e of th e c o n stru c tio n w ork G resham . Mrs. E lsie L angley and son
of P o rtlan d have p u rch ased his hold­
of th e house.
Mr. an d Mrs. B. O. Bosw’ell and th e ings from him.
la tte r ’s p are n ts, A. H. F a ir and w ife of
Buy a sack of sugar for the canning
Mr. and Mrs. A lb ert Rose of C hica­
P o rtlan d m ade a trip of 223 m iles go, th e la tte r a sis te r of Mrs. A lfred
season—you need it. You can buy 4
T uesday over th e Mt. Hood loop h ig h ­ Blom, sp e n t a few days th e first of th e
sacks now for w hat you paid for 1
way d riv in g fo u r m iles beyond T he w eek a t th e Blom home. T hey w*ere
during the w ar, cash special..........
D alles. T hey a te th e ir lu n ch a t th e h ere to atten d th e B ap tist ch u rc h co n ­
m un icip al cam p g ro u n d s a t The vention at S eattle and have also been
OTTER SARDINES,
D alles and had su p p er a t B onneville. visitin g a son in M ontana. T hey left
Pinnacle Rock CLAMS,
3 c a n s ..........................43c
3 cans
43c
N. L. H o rr is assistin g a t th e Ivy y esterd ay for th e ir hom e in Chicago.
S ervice sta tio n for a sh o rt tim e. The
Miss G ladys B unting visited th is
sta tio n rem ain s open now un til m id­ w eek w ith h er g ran d m o th er, Mrs.
n ig h t and opens again for b u sin ess at H a rry B u n tin g a t F o re st Grove.
4 a. m.
Mrs. J. H. M etzger v ery h o sp itab ly
K EEP COOL!
Weatherly Ice Cream
TABER PHARMACY
Grocery Bulletin
MANNING’S COFFEE
You May
BANK BY MAIL
If you find it necessary, convenient or
otherwise desirable, you can just as well
transact your business with our bank
B \ MAIL. From many patrons we re­
ceive letters conveying currency and
checks endorsed for deposit. Prompt
written acknowledgement is returned to
the sender of each deposit. All matters
are kept entirely private and confidential.
our mailed instructions will receive our
careful attention and command our best
service.
FIRST STATE BANK
Gresham, Oregon
A STRONG BANK
Pure Cane Sugar
6.55
SPECIAL VALUES!
GREY ENAMELED DISH PANS
In the following sizes
10-qt. size. . 5 9 c
Kerr’s Best Patent Flour
Is a good high patent flour, reason- $
ably priced. 49-pound sack............
BULK COCOA,
3 pounds ....
2.39
BULK RA ISIN S.
.»c
3 pounds .................. 29c
Used Mason Fruit Jars
We have several dozen used Mason jars,
both quarts and half gallons, specially
priced, the d o z en ...........................................
50c
A. W. METZGER & CO.
Quality
and Service
Phone 1451
Feed 12S1
GOING! GOING!!
The following Savage Tires
at the old price:
7— 3 0 x 3 > i .....................................#6.95
3— 30x3*« Savage, r e g ..............#x.IJ
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• « .................#7JMI
4— 3 2 x 4 S u n set C o rd s......... $10.10
#19,15
Buy no« and SAVE 25
Lubricating Gas........ 20c
Red Crown............... 21C
1
15' and 25<
Ivy Filling Station
C orner R o b erts A venue and
P ow ell S treet
e n tertain ed th e m em bers of th e G re sh ­
am band T uesday evening a t th e co n ­
clusion of th e ir re g u la r p ra c tic e in
M etzger h all. T ab les w ere arran g e d
on th e law n w hich w as p re ttily lighted
and ice cream an d cake w ere served.
T he h o stess w as assiste d by Mrs. Cecil
M etzger and d au g h ter and Mrs. N ellie
G ullickson.
14-qt. size. . 6 9 c
17-qt. size. . 7 9c
HEPPS PACKET STORE
Phone 1236
Gresham
Mr. and Mrs. H atha G ruge an d son
T h e store th at a lw a y s g iv es you valu es
N orm an from Big Sandy dam , spent
S unday w ith Mrs. G ruge's siste r, Mrs.
F. J. B echill. F red B echill, who has
not been very w ell for se v eral w eeks
M essrs. A lex an d er and H ollaw ay
Mrs. O. M. R ob ertso n and son
p ast, is spending his v acatio n a t the a re o ut from th e T w en tieth C en tu ry
G eorge and Mrs. G ladys E llsw o rth ,
hom e of his uncle.
head offices in P o rtla n d th is w eek a s ­
Mr. and M rs. Dewey Gibbs and sistin g in th e local sto re in s tr a ig h t­ who have been v isitin g a t th e hom e of
. d a u g h te r P h y llis left for Ione. Ore- ening up th e stock and re a rra n g in g th e fo rm e r's p a re n ts, Mr. and M rs. J.
' gon, S atu rd ay w here Mr. Gibbs ex- goods a fte r th e rem odeling w hich has T. H o rr fo r se v eral w eeks, began the
I p ects to be em ployed In th e h arv e st ben going on for th e p ast th re e m onths r e tu rn trip to th e ir borne a t C utbank,
'fie ld s unUl fall.
o r m ore.
M ontana, th is m orning.