Gresham outlook., October 16, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

PAGF F O R
Funeral Service« Held for
John ('miningnam.
F u n eral services w ere held a t the
C atholic church T h ursday m orning a t 1 n atlo n al
will be held a t 1 0 _______________
’ *»’ * for John C unningham of O rient ! ° ,
P re ac h ,n * services will be
Mrs. F ietta H ibbard w as p leasan tly
w ho died last Sunday at th e age of 82
‘ 8t 2 ° clo tk ln th e aftern o o n and I su rp rised W ednesday evening, th e oc-
years. T he Rev. H. B ruenagel offlclat-
' 5 ° m ,nen^® w ith a 8O1‘8 service, casion being h er 7«th birth d ay . Those
ed at
th e services
services and
and in
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te rm
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en t t was
w as ;
Rev' S' * ' P i t u wl11 Pre a c h - both p rese n t w ere Mr. and Mrs. C. I
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m ade in St. Jo se p h ’s cem etery. Word aftern o o n and evening. Mid-week an- R ak er E. D. R aker, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
A u th e n tic in sty le , fa s h io n e d fro m th e m o s t fa v o re d o f th e
and
th re e
ch ild ren , Mr.
w as received from the son residing in nouncem ents a re fo r th e W om en's Bailey
Bible
study
class
a
t
2
o’clock
on
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and
Mrs.
R.
D.
Bailey,
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arguerite
s e a so n s m a te ria ls , a n d p ric e d e c o n o m ic a lly , th e s e C o a ts
Cleveland, Ohio, th a t he was unable to
day evening and Bible study on F ri­ L eona and Leo Bailey. Ice cream and
reach here.
re p re s e n t th e u tm o s t in p u r c h a s in g p o w e r fo r th e m o n e y ex­
day evening. All a re co rd ially in ­ cake w ere served and. several pleasing
p
e n d e d . I hey r e p re s e n t in a c o n c re te m a n n e r th e m a n y Ad­
vited.
P atro n ize our advertisers.
g ifts w ere received by Mrs. H ibbard.
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a n ta g e s or tr a d in g h e re . M a y w e sh o w th e m to y o u so o n ?
i laren ce R a tin e has recovered from
his recen t a tta c k of th e m um ps and
th e ch ild ren of th e fam ily w ill soon
be back in school.
R. J. Irw in and Tony H en g stler are
enjoying a vacation from th e ir resp e c­
tive du ties a t th e S tan d ard Oil com ­
F a c to r y p u r c h a s e o f s a m ­
pany. Mr. H en g stler is spen d in g his
p le G lo v es. O n e lo t o f s a m ­
|| tim e a t home b u t Mr. Irw in and wife
a re aw ay on a p h easan t h u n tin g trip
p le f a b r i c a n d K id G lo v es
to the region south of P endleton.
o n sa le a t
A ndrew B rugger, a fo rm er ra n c h e r
B argain P rices
n e a r G resham , accid en tally s tru c k a
girl w ith his m achine W ednesday at
j E a st 30th and Division stre e ts, the
g irl su stain in g a num ber of cu ts and
3 6 -in c h N o v e lty D re s s G o o d s.
b ru ises but h er condition is not re
I he c o n v e n ie n c e o f o r d e r in g g ro c e rie s b y p h o n e is
garded as serious. Mr. B ru g g er was
R eg. 95c a n d 98c.
7Q
a n e c o n o m y e v e ry h o u se w ife s h o u ld le a rn to u se H e r e
absolved from all blam e in connection
S p e c ia l sa le p ric e , y d ., • t / C
a re so m e ite m s to p r a c tic e on.
w ith th e accident.
Y esterday w hile deer h u n tin g n ear
T h e g ra d e , th e te x ­
W aldport. Oregon, w ith V irgil H ow ell,
I’ork and Beans,
C am pbell’s, can
tu re , a n d th e b le n d
10c
C larence C athey stepped In a hole and
tu rn ed his ankle. H e w as obliged to
o f th e F lo u r y o u
S paghetti, Van Cam p's,
| m ake th e re tu rn trip , d riving th e Ford
O u r sh o w in g o f D re sse s
u se h a s a lo t to d o
can ......................... 10c.
w ith one foot w ithout assistan ce. His
th is se a so n c o m p rise s all
T h e n e w s ty le in low S h o es
w ith y o u r su ccess
' an k le is badly sw ollen and it is feared
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Jar* , B all Ideal, g lass
in b a k in g . K e r r ’s
fo
r
m e n a llo w s p le n ty o f fo o t
it is fractu red . The h u n te rs b ro u g h t
tops, d o z e n ... $1.00
fa b ric s y o u w o u ld e x p e c t to
B e st P a t e n t F lo u r
tw o deer back w ith them.
ro o m , so th e y a re a m ig h ty
Mr. and Mrs. C athey and Mrs. F ra n k
is m a d e to s a tis fy
p a y m o re . I t w ill be a p le a s ­
K. C. Baking Powder,
c o m fo rta b le sh o e.
D r o p in
Bacon, of Sandy, have been to Opal
u r e to sh o w th e m to y o u .
.................H e, l»c, 25c
y o u r n e e d s. T r y it
i City, Oregon, rec en tly on business.
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T he Bacons have a g rain farm n ear
Babbit’s Cleanser,
v a lu e s a t th e s e p ric e s.
ly p ric e d a t
4 9 -lb . s l’P 4™»“ * '
th a t place and th e ten -d ay trip w as
6c, lim it 5.
m ade to look a fte r m a tte rs connected
S m yrna Figs, 2 lb s..........
w ith th e ranch
35c
Oregon P ru n es, 3 lbs.
20c
Miss M ary Macho of Sandy is at th e
W onder Foam Soap, Pow der,
Seedless Knislns, 3 lb s .......... 20c
Nash sa n ita riu m convalescing from
p ack ag e .................................
the effects of an operation fo r th e r e ­
moval of her tonsils. H er case has
Royal W hite Soap, 27 bars. $1.00
2 b ars W hite W onder F re e
been a com plicated one b ut she is co n ­
Brooklield Cheese, p o u n d .. 32c
sidered out of d an g er now.
Rex Lard, med. p a ils .........$1.10
( .R F S H A M , O R E .
“P a r k H e r e a n d S h o p in C o m j o r t
large p a lis .......................... $2.15
T he B aptist M issionary society will
P ink Salm on, No. 1 tall cans, 15c
P h o n e 2221
m eet w ith Mrs. H. W. Cooley on T u es­
day of next week.
M aurice Botkin has been suffering
F it EE SHAM POO
w ith an a tta c k of asth m a and b ro n ­
w ith each m arcel
Y ou’ll sa v e m o n ey by ta k in g a d v a n ta g e of th e se
chitis, but is now som ew hat b etter.
M arcel M e, R ew ave 2.’,c
I h o n e 1451
P h o n e 1451
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. N ash and d au g h ­
E v en in g A ppointm ents Tues. a n d F rl.
te r and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford N ash
ORIENTAL BEAUTY SHOPPE
left this m orning for H alsey, Oregon,
T h ird S tr e e t
Phone 99x1
to be gone several days. They w ill
visit w ith Mrs. M ary H ayes, the m oth
e r of Mrs. D. H. N ash, who has not
Do you w ant
been well for some tim e.
Gien Davidson and Glenwood Miller
a re enjoying a w eek's h u n tin g trip up
for a lim ited tim e only
th e W illam ette valley. Mrs. Davidson
and
ch ild ren w ent as far as Salem
G E N U IN E E N G L ISH
a t e x c e p tio n a lly good
w here they will visit w ith her b ro th ­
r fp
b e s t g ra d e > Pin t “ “ - « Y
p rices
er, E rn e st P eterso n , and wife un til
I’ l \ T
Í ? T ’ m £ a l ’’ r e g ’ * 3 ' 5 0 ......... $ 2 ’7 5
the re tu rn of h er husband to th a t
M A R I N E P A I N T , lig h t g rey , S h e rw in -W illia m s ,
A com plete line of
place.
N A S O N ’«; m - T c i n r » - t t r~ g a llo n c a n s > g a llo n , $ 2 .7 5
e a ch •
A. W. M etzger is driving a b ea u ti­
SAVAGE AND K E L L Y
A A N U N s ( J l I S I D E W H I T E 5-val c a n s oal <9 7C
Cords an d F ab rics
ful new Bulck six sedan, purchased of :
G O O D A S P H A L T R O O F P A I N T g a llo n
the W. W. Metzger M otor com pany of
D R A I N B O A R D W H I T E E N A A I E L , p ?n t c a n s í “ í
Look ’em over.
Boring and Gresham .
Miss C h ristin e Jo h n s, a te ac h er at
T h ese a re e x c e p tio n a lly low p ric e s fo r th e se goods.
the G raham grad e school, was ill th e j
G as 2 0 r and 21c
first p a rt of the week and P rin cip al
See th e m a t
Q uicksall had ch arg e of the classes of '
her grade, th e eighth.
.- I ”. 1!?-*-*?- < a n ,s ,,n '1 1',ov<4Iit>s now on display
C larence Hill and Olof V lrrell left j
C o rn e r R o b e rts a n d P o w ell
Monday afternoon by au to for Oak-1 - ...... ......................................................................... »intit....................................... .........................................,„„o „
land, C alifornia, w here they expect to
obtain w ork w ith the S outhern Pacific
railro ad com pany at c a rp e n te r w ork
ln the ca r shops a t O akland.
d , n „ t 3
, b u s in e s s o n th e th e o ry t h a t th e A m e ric a n p e o p le w e re p a r t i c u l a r
1 he Rev. A. S. H isey and Dr. A. L.
a b o u t ti e q u a li ty o f P o o d th e y a te , a n d t h a t th e v d id n o t w a n t to p a y too m u c h
H ow arth, su p e rin ten d e n ts of th e E a st­
fo r it. O u r e x p e rie n c e h a s ta u g h t us t h a t w e w e re c o rre c t.
ern and P o rtlan d d istric ts respectively
o f. th e M ethodist Episcopal church,
w ere in G resham W ednesday co n fer­
ring with Dr. C. W. H u ett on m a tte rs
T h e way to build a c o m fo rta b le fo rtu n e is to
p ertain in g to ch u rch work.
Dr.
d ep o sit a defin ite sum each w eek in th e F irs t
H ow arth w as an-om panfed by the
Rev E. B. L ockhart, p asto r of P atto n
S ta te B ank w h e re it will draw 4 ', in te re s t, co m ­
M ethodist ch u rch in P o rtlan d , who
pounded s e m i-a n n u a lly . T h e fo llo w in g ta b le
ailed on Mr. and Mrs. H. I., S t.C la ir
sh o w s how fa s t it a c c u m u la te s:
at the Outlook office.
The an n ouncem ent h as been re ­
i l a week
ceived of th e b irth of a son to the Rev.
$•’» a week
Î 53.07
and Mrs. E arl It. Cotton of Amity,
$ 36545
287.68
1.(27.90
Oregon, on October 8.
io
638.36
3.191.MI
15
Mr. and Mrs. Edw in W etm ore, of
1,065.84
5429.20
20
P o rtland, w ere in G resham T h u rsd ay )
1.586,94
7.931,70
CREAM O F W H E A T .
JE L L O , a ll llavera.
25
2,222.15
I m aking arran g e m en ts for the fo rm a­
11,110.75
W a lte r R a k e r's COCOA
U».'
each
tion of a class In m usic, individual in ­
Re
>a-pound can ......
B egin T oday.
lile
stru ctio n to be given to several of the
I nii tubers of the school band by Mr. j
T h r i f t is a g o o d i n c o m e .”— C ic e r o .
I W etm ore who is a te ac h er of band mu-
ROYAL C H E F CLAMS,
C IT R U S PO W D ER . ,
I sic. w hile Ills Wife teaches funda-1
H E IN Z K E T C H U P,
liat ves, each, S fo r ..»«><•
ta rg e
m ental m usic train in g and piano. They
larg e
a re Colum bia record a rtists, m aking
I records for th e Columbia people in
Am. B eauty O Y STER S,
New York city. They fo rm erly ta u g h t
L ib b y 's P IN E A P P L E ,
0 1 .0 DUTCH,
5 ounce, m eut
wind in stru m e n ts a t Oregon A gricul­
13c
, No. 2, sliced
23c
can
tu ra l college in th e O. A. C. cadet
band and w ere also in stru to rs of the
%
Los A ngeles saxophone band of 75
BON AMI,
pieces. They have m ade a tour of the
BOX AMI.
ROYA I. BAK. PO W D ER
cake
p
rin cip al bro ad castin g sta tio n s of the
»c
P o w d er
A STRONG BANK
llr
12-ounce van ......
U le
co untry for one of the m usical In stru ­
G re sh am , Ore.
m ent facto ries and for th e publicity
d ep artm en t of the P o rtlan d Cham ber
Y im , 4 9 -lb sack ........
$ 2 .1 8 $
of Commerce. In th is connection they
w ere featured at th e Chicago radio
K e r r ’s B est P a te n t. 4 9 -lb sk.
show.
Ivan sw ift and fam ily a re plan n in g
stree t at th e re a r of his reslden
to move back to G resham in th e n ear
p ro p erty w hich will be occupied
future. They have ben in P o rtlan d for
th e G resham T ra n sfe r & S to rag e cot
S m alt W H IT E BEAN'S,
PU R E HONEY,
sev eral m onths w here one of th e c h il­
MACARONI.
3 pounds
pany on com pletion. The building
2«>c
quart jars .
jp,.
dren has been receiving m edical tr e a t­
4 pounds
to be about 32 x 50 feet in size.
m ent, but th e child is now m uch im ­
T he B aptist L adies Guild m et in a
proved In health . Mr. Sw ift U an a s ­
CONFECTIONS
day
session a t th e home of Mrs. C. 1
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electric
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HOT LUNCHES
m ent of th e P o rtlan d E le ctric Pow er G uile on la st T uesday for w ork at
CIGARS
com pany,
th e annua! election of officers. Tho
TOBACCO
F ran k Diehl was a c a lle r at the chosen w ere Mrs. M. V. Findley, pre
F. A. M iller home Tuesday. His home ¡dent; Mrs. J. A. G ray , vice presiden
is in P o rtlan d , but he has been at E u ­ Mrs. H. S. Clow, se c re ta ry ; Mrs. E. ]
W ard, tre a su re r. T he com m ittee a
gene to r some tim e past.
sistln g Mrs. G uile consisted of Mr
B. L W alrad is erectin g a w a re ­
G ray. Mrs Findley. Mrs W B. Twitcl
house and t n n s f e r sto rag e on Second
ell and Mrs. A. J W. Brown.
rXo.! GRESHAM LOCALS
LADIES’ COATS
Try Ordering
Groceries
by Telephone
Dress Goods Special
L:'dK Si!k, P resses
and VV ool Dresses
A s Pe«aI Value in
$12.50 to $25.00
$5.50
Men’s Oxfords
L. A. WACK & CO.
A. W. METZGER «& CO.
The WINCHESTER Store
EXTRA SPECIAL
T IR E S
SP E C IA L S
ACM^RD I
^
S
’
TEA POTS
79c
H E P P S P A C K E T STO RE
Ivy Filling Station
su p jH z rv e n 'ih e “ ' 0" h<,Ve b" " apprcciat<'<1' is
L. L. KIDDER HDWE. CO.
How to Build
o Comfortable Fortune
>>y the wonderful
20™ CENTURY STORES
Prices Quoted Below Good Saturday and Monday, Oct. 17, 19
Birdseye or Searchlight Matches, ti boxes
WHITE FIGS, new’ pack, fa ncy quality, 3 pounds.
Crystal White Soap, ti bars.
FIRST STATE BANK
FLOUR
The Oscarette
SWEE1 PO TA TO ES,
Cranberries, ( oast
: pounds....................25c
g ro w n , poun<L
-
15c
20TH CENTURY COFFEE, r e s te d today, on your table to-
morrow, pound............. 47c
3 pounds
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Weatherly Ice Cream
¡OSCAR A. JOHNSON. Prop.