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G R IS H A M OUTLOOK,
PLEASANT VALLEY
1 Richey, g irls ’ te ac h er; H. P. McCol-
The Sunday school officers for the lough, young people’s te a c h e r; Thos.
P le a sa sn t V alley com m unity ch u rch I G rave, Bible class teach er.
Sunday school w ere elected Sunday as
A com bined service of th e Sunday
follow s: W illiam Richey, su p e rin te n school and public w orship will be held
d en t; G. H. K esterson, a ssista n t su Sunday, th e topic of w hich will be,
p erin ten d en t; Mrs. W illard Bliss, or- “The S ource of P o w er” and a serm on
g a n ist; Mrs. T hom as G rave, secre- , by th e pastor.
ta ry and tre a s u re r; Miss A lice Richey,
Miss B erth a E vans began her work
te
ary
Mrs. H. I I In • the u n u u .n
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McCoIIougn. boyw te ac h er; Mr». F. S am a ritan ho sp ital P o rtlan d , Sept. 3.
Suggestions for the school folks and others
1 he new Sweaters have verv
attractive color combina
tions in blouse style for
either boys or girls.
(let one of these and be
comfortable and stylish.
Our girls’ number in brown or black are good ones.
Sizes 5 to 10, pair 25c
H E A \ 'i BEiAR BRAND for boys, brown, sizes 6 to 10.
Price by sizes, pair 25c, 30c and 35c
V e also have a girl s fine silk lisle, wide l ib, in
beige, brown and black. All sizes................ pair 50c
LADIES' HOSE, a good grade fibre silk........... pair 50c
\\ e ha\e all the desirable colors in our Famous
ARROW HEAD Brand Silk Hose............... pair 98c
Lots of colors in our form-fashioned Silk Hose, pr. $1.50
And the full-fashioned 12-strand silk............... pair $1.98
FOR THE GYMNASIUM
Black Red Oxfords for girls $1.00, and for boys, Reds
with non-slip soles, $1.50 and $1.95.
School Room Items
LEAD PENCILS lc, 2 for 5e and 5c. TABLETS 5c and 10c
FOUNTAIN PEN INK, in colors, with patent top, bottle 10c
New lot of nice colors in
Boys’ “ Honor B right” Shirts and Blouses, each #1.00
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
The House of Quality
Phone 1411
Gresham
ARE YOU
READY FOR SCHOOL?
W e are ready to fit you out completely
with everything you need
School Books, Pencils, Fountain Pens
The Famous REXALL 5c Tablet, Etc.
W hy not get ready now and avoid the last day’s rush?
GRESHAM DRUG CO.
The REXSLJ. Store
1 owell Street
Gresham
Grocery Bulletin
S a tu rila )
PURE (A N E SUGAR
$<2
am i M o n d a y ,
OREGON PR U N E S
JEJ8-LR K r a g f l
3 pounds 29c
P IT T E D D A TES
P a c k a g e 25c
KERRS
BEST
Cash
Bulk S eedless RA ISIN S.
3 lbs. for
29c
BULK COCOA
3 pounds 25c
PATENT
B est u n g rad e d , 3 fo r
I3e
Large oval SARDINES.
13c
8 fur
P in n a c le Rock CLAMS,
No.
F la ts , 3 fo r
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FAM ILY BLUING
L a rg e b o ttle
Mrs. R. C. Je n n in g s w as th e victim
of a p ecu liarly painful accid en t Mon
day aftern o o n w hen, assistin g her
husband in th e light w ork connected
w ith th e building of a b arn in the re a r
of th e ir residence, she stepped on a
board th a t slipped u n d er h er feet and
fell to th e ground, b reak in g one of the
bones fti her rig h t arm Just above the
w rist. In ad d itio n to th e bone being I
fra ctu red the w rist was dislocated and
the in ju ry since th a t tim e has proven
to be very painful as w ell as annoying, j
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. H enry of Clay
C enter, K ansas, who are m ak in g an
au to to u r of the w est, a re visiting w ith
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. H am m ar for a few
days. They have been in G resham
and also visitin g frien d s in P o rtlan d
for th e p ast tw o w eeks. T he re tu rn
trip to K ansas will be m ade by th e
so u th ern ro u te th ro u g h C alifornia.
H. G. A ndrew , who h as been leasing I
the Tow le farm on th e Base Line for I
the p ast th ree o r four y ears, is now r e
tirin g from ran ch in g and has moved
into th e A lbert C leveland p lace at th e j
head of Main s tre e t and will engage in
p ainting. Mr. A ndrew is ad v ertisin g
a sale of stock and farm im plem ents |
w hich is to ta k e place on A ugust 12.
Miss F ried a B ratzel w ishes to a n
nounce th a t she w ill be in her studio I
in th e F irs t S ta te b ank building on
T uesday, S eptem ber 8 from 2 u n til 5
o ’clock In thp aftern o o n to receive th e |
re g istra tio n of pupils d esirin g in- [
stru ctlo n In piano and harm ony.
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A. W. METZGER & CO.
Quality
and Service
Phone ¡4SI
Feed I2$i
20 th century
stores
idea of establishing Cash and Carry Stores in the Great Northwest. The
■ i ’ trressive .Methods of the 20th ( enturv Stores, and emulation by others
have brought the Consumers and Pro luccrs closer together with marvelous
Savings to both.
Offering Saturday and Tuesday, September 5 and 8
Closed all day Monday, (Labor Day)
"Delicia” Sandwich Spread
“The sandwich tre a t”,
2 cans ........................25c
FEDERAL MILK,
tall cans, 3 f o r .......... 25c
STARCH, Kingsford, Corn
or Gloss, 1-lb. packages,
2 for 23c
Pompeian Olive Oil, finest Italian, full pint can,
SNOWDRIFT,
4-pound can ............... 93c
CRYSTAL W HITE SOAP,
10 b a r s ........................39c
Libby’s Short Asparagus Tips,
MARKET DAY RAISINS,
4-pound p a ck ag e..... 38c
Crab Meat,
- 49c
R IPE OLIVES,
picnic cans, 3 for....... 28c
new pack, 1-pound cans.. 25c
PANCAKE FLOUR,
Sperry’s, 10-lb sack, 73c
Campbell’s BEANS,
The “Big” tin ........... 10c
“Sakhalin,” the world’s finest, 90 per cent claw meat,
halves, can, 3 2 |c
Norwegian SARDINES, in
pure olive oil, 2 ens, 25c
Mrs. Louise S tap leto n , her daughter^
G eorgia and Miss Mabel Ja ck so n left
th is m orning for a w eek’s sta y in th e
S tap leto n co ttag e a t Seaside.
MATCHES, Searchlight,
Mrs. R o b ert H ayes of S eattle is at I
large boxes, 5 for..... 25c
th e hom e of h er p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. |
J. A. Bushong. H er h u sband w ill a r
rive S atu rd ay and th ey w ill go to Al- I
hany to visit w ith Mr. H ayes' m other
un til L abor Day, w hen th ey w ill go
LUNCH WAX PAPER,
back to S eattle.
3 rolls, 5c size for 10c
Mr. McDonald, a co n tra c to r, is c o n -|
valescing at th e N ash sa n ito riu m from
th e effects of an o p eratio n he u n d er- |
w ent y esterd ay in G resham for th e re-j
moval of th e tonsils. He had been ill
for a m onth or tw o before th e o p e ra
tion and w as in r a th e r a se rio u s co n -I
,<« n
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dltlon. but It is now th ought he m ay L h
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EHen
soon be at his w ork ag ain
? r n . who bought a hom e in P o rt-
land a sh o rt tim e ago and moved
Miss K ath erin e B ratzel, who is em - th e re from th e C edar neighborhood,
ployed at th e Boys’ and G irls’ Aid so- w ere in G resham T h u rsd ay ca llin g on
clety In P o rtlan d as d ietician fo r th e old friends.
society, has been g ran te d a tw o u i. . ,■> — ,
m o n th s' leave of absence and has left r
F’ W h lte ' Who is on th e Dr
for H ebron, N orth D akota for a visit
° rnel “ “ P aC® " ea r T ro u td aIe- has
w ith relativ es
a vi8,t | rec en tly p u rch ased th e S pringbrook
w ith relativ es and friends.
G uernsey h erd co n sistin g of 30 regis
T he re g u la r holiday sch ed u le w ill tered an im als w hich took m any blue
he observed at th e local postofflee on ribbons a t th e S outhw est W ashington
L abor Day, S eptem ber 7, on w hich day fair a t C hehalis la st week. Mr. W hite
th e re will be no ru ra l delivery, but Is p lan n in g for a public sale of these
th e g en eral delivery window will be c a ttle on W ednesday, Oct. 7, a t his
open to th e public from 9 to 10 a. m.
place.
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Klnyon have
recen tly had in stalled in th e ir new ly- I WATER SYSTEM PLAN HAS
renovated resid en ce on Main s tre e t a
HEATED DISCUSSION
Hot P oint H ughes su p er-h etero d y n e
A w arm d iscussion over th e p ro
electric range, au to m atica lly co n
system
for G
G resham
resham
trolled. F. L. Mack did th e w ork of I posed
wt” w ate r 8yst®
m for
in stallin g th is tine little cook stove | c l t ^ ^ t u ^ r W e J n X ^ V e n i n g 0
G hir Ground Chocolate,
lb. can 29c, 3-lb can, 85c
BON AMI CAKE......... 10c
BON AMI POWDER, 1 2 ^ c
FLOUR—Kerr’s Best Patent, 49-lb. sk.. .$2.19, Sperrys. .$2.29
.............. $2.33
Fisher’s Blend........... $2.39
J
HERSHEY BARS, Nut or
Milk, 5c size, 3 for ...10c
H. O. OATS,
package ..................
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15c
20TH CENTURY COFFEE— “It’s the flavor.” Direct from our
$1.32
own roaster. Pound... 45c. 3 pounds................
Toilet Paper, 100 sheet
soft tissue, 3 rolls... 25c
KARO SYRUP, Red Label,
10-lb. can................... 89c
1 his store will be headquarters for
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
\\ hy wait until the last minute—the open
ing day of school—to buy all of the needed
supplies? B uy now while stocks are
fresh and service not rushed.
w hich is com plete w ith a hot w ater w hen sev eral p ersons w ere p rese n t
heater,
besides th e city officials an d th e m a t
te r w as considered pro and con. R ep
A lfred H am m ar has been confined re se n tativ es of th e H einey fam ily, on
to his home w ith an a tta c k of th e grip. w hose land the sp rin g s in q uestion
O. J. Camp has sold his 25-acre a re located, w ere th e re and ex p ressed
th e ir opinion on th e m a tte r. F ra n k
ran ch on th e Base L ine a m ile and a H einey, actin g as spokesm an, said
h alf east of the T w elve-m ile house th a t he did not believe th e am ount of
and will move to P o rtlan d soon. R. H. w ate r sufficient to w a rra n t th e city
We carry a good grade of scratch tablet
S h u te of P o rtlan d w as th e p u rc h a se r going ahead with developm ent p lan s
which
is stapled at the top and the sheets
He had considered th e possibility h im
of th e Camp place w hich it is u n d e r self and had concluded th a t th e plan
perforated.
Recoin mended hy the county
stood he will lease to a ten an t.
w as not feasible.
T he councilm en
superintendent
of schools.
Mrs. Iren e M cClellan and d au g h ter w ere divided in th e ir opinion, some
ag
reein
g
w
ith
Mr.
H
einey
and
o
th
e
rs
G racia of N ew port. Oregon, w ere here believing th a t th e re w as sufficient wa
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11,01
was sum cieni wa-
from Monday to W ednesday w ith the te r. It w -—
as . decided
co n tin u e th
. to vuiiiiuuc
m e e
form er s sister, Mrs. G eorge Dunean. Investigation hy th e com m ittee of the
Gale D alton, a sm all nephew w as also council. A p ro test has been flled w ith
visiting from C athlam et, W ashington. th e sta te au th o rities bv th e H eineys
PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE
a g a in st th e c ity ’s p etition for w ater
P ho n e 1761
Second and Main
Mrs. E lla S eals of S eattle, an au n t rig h ts.
T he council ord ered th e sidew alks
of Mrs. C. E. R usher, re tu rn e d to her
u n d th e city hall raised to conform
home Sunday a fte r a w eek's visit at aro
w ith th e g rad es recen tly estab lish ed
th e K usher home.
NO W HOW,„ , „ „ . „ 1 , „„„„„„.g
and on w hich the paving is being jM M C M M M M M n « O M I M a
J. N. C lanahan is ren ew in g the done. M arshal K elly will have ch a rg e
foundation of his resid en ce on the of th e work.
itt requested th e rem oval ,
w est side of th e house by rep lacin g of T th e R. h H y ow
d ran t n ear th e Ivy F illin g
th e old w ith co n crete blocks and new sta tio n to the co rn e r of Pow ell and
cedar posts.
R oberts. The council voted to give ‘
G. J. Camp has sold his 25-acre H ow itt perm ission to m ake th e change
ran ch on the Base Line a m ile and a a t his own expense. T he h y d ran t at
th e ' c o rn e r of Kelly aim
and ru
Pow
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w p ell
n w as
nail ea st of the T w elve-m ile house ’ o rd ered raised to sta n d ard height
The law of life is the law of
and will move to P o rtlan d soon. R. H
An ap p ro p riatio n of $15 w as voted
labor.
Nature eliminates her
S hute of P o rtlan d w as th e p u rch a ser for expenses of F ire Chief M. J. A lls-
house to atten d th e n o rth w est conven
drones.
We must work to live.
of the Camp place w hich it is u n d e r tion of fire chiefs to be held In S eattle
stood he will lease to a ten an t.
th is m onth.
Tablets, Rulers, Pencils
Paste, Crayons, Pens, Ink
TABER PHARMACY
Health, wealth, character,
happiness, life itself—are
the rewards of labor.
Columbia River Salmon
BUY FRESH
a n d at re a s o n a b le prices, o n
a n d a fte r S ept. 10.
FLOYD REED
C orbett
MASON QUART FRUIT JARS
65c 1
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“MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SAVED THROUGH THE
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P h o n e C o rb ett 1620
Saturday and M onday, dozen
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GRESHAM LOCALS
FLOUR
^2.29
49-Ib.sack
UTAHNA PEAS,
9C
M PTK M B EK
lUUMIIIIIIIII
Prices moderate
F Kl IH V,
REGULAR m eeting of G resh
am Lodge No. 152, A". F. & A. M.
in Masonic h all. G resham ,
T uesday evening, S eptem ber 8, 1925
E. W. AYLSWORTH, W. M.
W. L. GORSAGE. Sec y.
Card of T h an k s. “ “
We w ish to th an k th e m any frl-n d s
and neighbors who gave th e ir sym
pathy and help d u rin g th e b rief ill
ness and d eath of o u r beloved wife
and m other, and fo r th e beautiful
flowers.
J a s H Hoss. Mr. and Mrs. H erb ert
II Hoss, Mr. an d Mrs. F red F.
Hoss, Mayme and H elen Hoss.
P U R E M IL K
Over
B utter Fat
The greatest characters
m America were men who
worked.
Lincoln split rails.
W ashington was a surveyor.
Grant kept a store.
m iC£ UntICSS ereat T n ° i histor>’ have given a dignity
to labor superior to that of kings and monarchs.
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America pays tribute to no king but we
do pay
tribute to Labor.
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T he future of America will never be in danger so
long as « c honor the man who works.
"Uork wields the weapons of power, wins the
P\ P
Ond lCear8 the croun of victory.”-
GOLD MEDAL JERSEYS
All ( l i s i OOii-hilly TcM rd
Month
ROSEBANK FARM
W. H. GIBSON
Phone Gresham 32i
FIRST STATE BANK
Gresham. Oregon
A STRONG BANK
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