Gresham outlook., September 18, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

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About 200 p ersons w ere p rese n t at
th e reception given on T uesday eve­ nj«ny o th er g rand officers. Mt. Scott
ning by the O rder of E astern S ta r in G r e s h a m X p u r ^ 1
g “ e8t ° f th e
honor of Mrs. Krnnia Sm ith, recen tly
Miss
K
ath
ry
n
Honey,
who
has been
appointed G rand E lecta. Among those
enjoying th e occasion w ere W orthy teach in g m usic in th e Irv in g to n school
in P h
o " rtlan
d , has been
oted to the
D aniel
' “ ° 11,0'
been ' " prom
•’’•««noted
a P n at,
. G jn rand
W o O.
rth Webster"
,-P a tro n and
J V Ä
o w s s i u n / i 1 I™
P ro V
f °W
w
’ " I T to the
"J y e r' > BUU
H ankin, both of P o rtlan d , as well a
s ,
<
^
and U
has
schools under h e r supervision.
—
Mrs. M. V. F indley h as moved from
the M arston house on L aw rence ave­
nu e to th e H einey house on th e co r­
n er of T hird and R oberts.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Stockton e n te r­
tained Dr. and Mrs. W. H. T hom pson
at d in n er W ednesday evening. They
have been In G resham for the past
ten days visiting w ith th e ir p are n ts
Dr. and Mrs. A. Thom pson and Mr
an d Mrs. A. M. W ilkenson.
S everal stu d e n ts from th is v icinity
a re p lan n in g to atten d th e S eattle-
Pacific college at S eattle th e com ing
year. Miss G race W elch left th is
m o rning for th a t In stitu tio n w here she
will en ro ll for a tw o -y ear norm al
co u rse Ja m es B ushong w ill leave in
a sh o rt tim e for th e sam e place w here
he w ill co n tin u e his high school
studies and Miss C lara L ingle of D a­
m ascus w ill begin h e r th ird y ea r of
college w ork th e re on Monday of the
com ing week, w hen th e school opens
for an o th e r year.
hOvllhin
SENSATIONAL
A 32-piece set of Heautiful
Arcade Pattern
DINNERWARE
« 5 -9 8
See them on display in our window
HEPPS RACKET STORE
Phone 1236
Gresham
FORD OWNERS
ATTENTION!
This is an official head light testing station. Have your
lights properly tested to comply with the law.
DO I T NO IP.
fords only
Phone 1301
, *
o re s ham
Official Light Station No. 421
S ta n d a r d S e d a n
I I M
20™ CENTURY STORES
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HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO
............
SERVICE
G resham
credit’ risVs
We s l e o n l e 'i O t h C 7 ' . 7 ordii" " y Grocers' cost of carrying
tion. The thou.ands of keen discrim Fnadn-KinPenO7 n7 ' 7 ° f lo o d distribu-
ficient proof.”
" u>ers who daily trade there is suf-
Offerings Saturday and Monday, Sept. 19th and 21st
L in d in
f e d e r a l m ilk ,
K
a t
«
. . .
SHRIMP, latest pack,
tall cans, 3 for
25c
No, 1 sanitary
. : ---- 7~~--------— ----------------
— -r tlns.„.15c
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II R
CROWN, s a c k ............
KERR’S BEST PATENT, sack
FISHER’S BLEND, sack.
. $2.29
. $2.29
$2.39
STRAINED HONEY,
quart, 65c
COMB HONEY
25c
R IPE o liv es .
3 cans, 25c
S U G A R
$ Z 3 .5 O
otter sa rd in es .
3 cans.
Pinnacle R ock CLAM
3 cans.
t issu e to ilet PAPER
.
3 packages
' ale bluing .
,,
botti
i amphell s PORK tini
BEANS
2.»C
lile
J A R S
Mason Quart Jars, Saturila) anti Monday
Speda"
A. W. METZGER <&
Quality
and Service
of all
Salmon, [-lb. can, 25c; lb. can, JOc
“Quick” QAUKER OATS,
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER
large package........... 29c
2 for .............
15c
1 --------r» -----------7------------ — .................
en ury
ro o m .,
Mrs. S tew art’s BLUING
b o t O e ..................................¿ 5 c
P IN f F a I p d TT?
amy”
MATCHES
“Econom
y” MATCHES,
~
SODA CRACKERS,
fresh
and crisP.
crisp, lb
lb..,.15c
BD and
... 15c
‘6-sewn, ” med. wt., strong, unusually fine
quality, each. 98c
Del Monte HOT SAUCE
4 tins .............
25C
.................... ° C
macaroni , curve cut,
lbs 25c
fresh stock, 4 lbs.....
L -m .-n „ — :------------------------------- I----- ’ 0
oac
FLOUR, P aten t o r P astrv
W. T. House, who has been on the
Good sized, full boxes,
10-lb sacks ..............*ô7c
S tap leto n farm for th e p ast th ree
6 f o r ...............
¿Sc
years, has moved w ith his fam ily to
Independence, Oregon. Roy Lew is and
fam ily who lately moved to G resham
from Canada w ill occupy th e S taple-
ton farm soon.
CRISCO,
royal w h it e soap
It has been rep o rted th a t H arry
3-pound can............... 7gt
BRAZIL NUTS,
10 bars ......................38c
Jo hnson, who rec en tly d isap p eared
new, p o u n tf..........
.»c
from his fam ily and home a t C lacka
m as, Oregon, has been located n ear
FLOUR—
T illam ook w here it w as said he is em ­
ployed by a co n tra ctin g co n stru ctio n
ggc
com pany.
M orris H enry S arv er. 4 y ea rs old,
son of Mr. and Mrs. M illard S arv er of
E stacada, died F riday. Septem ber 14
Services w ere held in the Zion church
by Rev. R. F. R ankin, W ednesday,
S eptem ber 16 a t 2 p. m. D eath was
caused by ac u te indigestion. I n te r ­
Mrs. Ivan W itch er and little son,
m ent was in th e Mt. Zion cem etery
I " " ' .... ..... .......... ........ .............
u n d er th e d irectio n of th e G ates F u - 1 Billie, of Bull R un, a re re tu rn in g
hom e today a fte r 10 days a t Mrs. T im ­
n eral hom e of G resham .
T helm a N aylor, high school s tu ­ m erm an 's, w here th e child received
dent and d a u g h te r of Mr. and Mrs. tre a tm e n t for in te stin a l and bronchial
trouble.
Jam es N aylor, who is suffering an a t ­
G resham has tw o official h ead lig h t
tack of d ip h th eria, is rep o rted to be
te stin g statio n s. R a k er & Son have
recovering In a sa tisfa c to ry m an n er
H er last day in sch o o ï w ¡7 S c o m b e r F o rd '11' ^ ? ^ n ’0“ N° ’ 421’ and te9t
9 and w as a t hom e a day before it was d i m v \
B° tkÍn & Jo h n sto n te s ‘
discovered th a t she had d ip h th e ria b e r “ s 417
r8' T h elr 8 tatlon n u m -
A p p aren tly th e re w as no sp read of the
,
D
.4 26-pre«, 25-pear guaranteed chest of Roger’s
infection.
I Miss H elen R ogers e n tertain ed a
RUIT JARS, Ball s Genuine
Masons, A gals., doz........ 98c
quarts, d o z e n ................
(while stocks last)
K en ’s Best Patent,
49-lb. sa c k s ................$2.19
Sperrys, V im or Crown. . $2.29
Fisher s B len d .............. $2.39
s s
^
FREE.1
Chest of Silver
Silver ware free to the holder of the
Two babies w ere born at th e Tim -
fr° ’n P o rtlan d
m erm an p riv ate ho sp ital on S e p te m -, T h ere w ere 1«
f ^ Onday eveni"* '
I her 14. One. A ugust Lynn, is th e son m e r e w ere 10 in th e group besides
of th e Rev. and Mrs. Wm. F a irw e a th e r th e hostess, and all a re m em bers of
of P lea san t Home. T he o th e r Is the th e Qui Vive club, a social club in
t l ’n i/'L ««väli_- 1
»
a
'lau g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Simon connection w ith th e S unday school of
which will unlock 1 the
chest
th e
C entral
M ethodist
E piscopal
I <>f Rockwood.
ch u rch .
Mrs. K. A. M iller en tertain ed last
n ig h t a t her hom e in honor of her
niece. Miss G racan a Jo h n sto n of
o rtla n d , who w as accom panied by
h er b ro th er. Dr. T. W. Jo h n sto n . Miss
CONFECTIONS
’ ohnston is about to en te r th e Uni
HOT LUNCHES
v ersity of Oregon an d th is w as th e oc
H atch for announcement of date set for
CIGARS
casion of her m eeting a n um ber of
opening the chest..
stu d e n ts of th a t in stitu tio n .
TOBACCO
Mr and Mrs. F. A. M iller drove to
in ,U" by the 5th ° f ‘h ' " » » 'h will b,
Weatherly lee Cream
T acom a, W ashington. T h u rsd ay on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. D onald Van B uskirk
I
of B ridal Veil w ere iff G resham last
week w here Mrs. Van B uskirk, fo r­
m erly Miss Della L ew is, w as receiv ­
ing tre a tm e n t for in ju rie s she suffered
w hen h er feet w ere ac cid en ta lly sc ald ­
ed w ith boiling w ater.
J-inch uîc í 4 2 S añd ’k " ' “? aJnd 4_inch tile for s"le
S. S. Pugh left y esterd ay for P o rt
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,
hu„”d
r e í Ie
c e n í? ' 4" nch , i k $5'25
H
ardy,
B
ritish
Colum
bia,
w
here
he
is
Wc carry a full line of all
engaged
in
b
usiness.
He
has
been
necessary school supplies for
both high school and grade v isitin g frien d s in G resham for sev­ ........................................„mi,,,,,..... ........ ................................................ ............... ..... ..........
e ra l w eeks past.
school featuring the
W alter C. Burch, engaged ra n g e r on -’ÎT?T?TÎT y 1 Y 1 Î T TTTTîTT T T T T T T T ^ LTTTTTT T l
Lookout m ountain in W ashington for
WW *fM WW ww wm wm wm
sev eral past seasons, has retu rn ed
home. Mr. and Mrs. B urch left for
a big ruled tablet suitable
R oseburg y esterd ay n ear w here the
form er will enjoy a h u n tin g trip and
for ink or pencil.
Mrs. B urch will v isit w ith h er two I
B.'i rnan. ntly bound and approx, ,1
by county su p e rin ten d e n t of schools
d au g h ters In th a t city.
Miss C h arlo tte N ash of P o rtlan d
A young man once applied for
niece of D. H. Nash of th is place, v
a posi-
ited w ith her au n t d u rin g th e week
Don in an eastern bank. “I am not well
acquainted in this city,” said he, ‘4 ^
She was in G resham m aking a rra n g e
m
en
ts
to
s
ta
r
t
classe
s
in
violin
value
/nnz my savings deposit book with me.
stn ic tlo n .
She w ill be heard i . _ .
S unday at th e m o rn in g service of th e
Hie banker examined it and found that
M ethodist church w hen she w ill ren
he had made regular deposits over a '
•ler tw o selections. Miss N ash w ll,
also play at th e noon assem bly of th e
PU ESC IU I T l o x P R U ll STORK
Pennd\
Ven thouPh the amounts
I I'hone 1761
were
high school on T hursday.
Second anil M ain
small
the
principal
was still there.
Clifford Nash is at T he D alles w ith
w heat c o n tra ct for th e fall hau lin g
job0 " \,,',7l',r7 i!' h ° l that book he 80' 'he
and his wife w ill leave fo r th e re soon
Mrs. Jo h n Nash of M ilwaukie, a s is­
job. And he has a better one today.
ter-in -law of D. H. N ash of G resham
and her m other. Mrs. W illiam B assett
Just another reason why you should
SW EET CREAM
will occupy th e ir a p a rtm e n t on Main
have
a savings account at the First State
stre e t d u rin g th e ir absence.
ariti
Bank.
•*t a special com m unication of the
H iiF -iS ? M ,8onlc IodKe last night a
“Gresham Maid
elven I t
° no ‘he i n s t i t u t i o n was
Mrs br h r ? h." B ,F a8 ,er of P o rtlan d
Mrs. th r is te n a H um ason will be in
Save SHI a month for 30 'it-nr*
S « ? w e k‘,Ur,n< \ Sn e re ,« n « r “ d
gou „ ill have
and
lodge week and has b ee» appointed
r i t e l ^ " f h - i ho,lsilr’K location and
Supplied Dally
rat» s on th e g en eral com m ittee. The
Sweet ( ream Shippers Wanted
h‘‘«< -in -rte rs for Inform ation, re g is­
tra tio n and housing w ill be located at
In t “ ".n,c,p *1 sta te te rm in al at Sixth
and Salm on stree ts.
KEY
J OSCAR A. JOHNSON, Prop
CECIL METZGER GROCERY
PHONE 1151
School Companion
He Got the Job
PHARMACY
Cash Price. Saturday and Monday
FINK salmon .
_
3 cans 13c
( ORN I- LAKES, Kelloggs
packag
package ............ ........
Leaf Salmon, rich Columbia River Spring Chinook? peer
Grocery Bulletin I School Supplies
BULK RAISINS.
3 pounds, i» c
DRIED PRUNES.
„ „
3 pounds, 29c
BULK COCOA,
3 pounds,
Three Wise M en said
, e g 9° to the 20th Century and buy our Foodstuffs”
The Oscarette
799
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M Y S T E R IO U S
Lowest priced Sedan
with sliding gear trans­
mission. One p i e c e
windshield, wide seats.
I'ull balloon tires. At
(ires ham
Phone 1141
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FREE/
OVERLAND
R E L IA B IL IT Y
Miss E dna G ossett, a d au g h ter of
C. H. G ossett of P o rtlan d b u t who
fo rm erly lived n ea r L innem ann, w as
m a rrie d W ednesday to M arion Ludlow
who is em ployed by a la rg e co n stru c-
I tion com pany of P o rtlan d . They w ill
reside In Long Beach, C alifornia. The
bride atten d ed high school a t G re sh ­
am for som e tim e w hen living n ea r
here.
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RAKER & SO N
$
f i g ) POII A «« T /izi . » ~
GRESHAM LOCALS
Phone 1451
Teed i2$r
ICE CREAM
GRESHAM
CREAMERY CO.
Phone 1381
first state bank
P iitro n h c lirrsh a m Beauty Mhoppe.
Sham pooing, m arcellin g , h air cut-
ting m anicuring, scientific tre a tm e n t
of the scalp and skin. P hone JS41 for
A ppointm ent.—Ad ▼.
Gresham, Oregon
A STRONG BANK
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