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GRESHAM orTI.OOK
Perfect Compounding
O M P O U N D I N G p re s c rip ­
tio n s is th e o n e p a r t o f a
D r u g g is t’s w o rk t h a t re q u ire s
th e u tm o s t t r a i n in g a n d sk ill
in th e u se o f D ru g s . W e b e ­
lie v e y o u w ill be s a tis fie d w ith
o u r a b ility a lo n g th e s e lin es.
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TABER PHARMACY
PR E SC R IPT IO N D W G STORE
P h o n e 1761
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Second and Main
B eaver
V aughan
Drag Saws
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S M IL E !
Miss Alice R oberts w ill b e employed
a t th e v e te ra n s' hospital in P o rtlan d
for th e n ex t th re e m onths in clerical
work. T he w ork, w hich is checking
up on invoices received a t th e hospi­
tal, com es u n d er th e ru lin g s of the
civil service com m ission of th e gov­
ernm ent.
W illiam H. S tan ley an d A. W. Griffis
have re tu rn e d to th e ir hom es from
fo rest ra n g e r w ork in th e Bull Run
division a fte r th e se aso n ’s work.
Mrs. E dna B unting is m oving from
h er location on T hird stre e t to the
D uane Ely house on Second stre e t di­
rectly ea st of W a lrad ’s store.
Miss Mildred M cGregor, Miss Wil
lene B otkin and Stafford D ow sett visit
ed a t th e ir resp ectiv e hom es over th e
w eek-end from Oregon A g ricu ltu ra l
college.
I s n ’t it a p le a s u re to k n o w t h a t th e m o n e y s p e n t a t th e
2013 CENTURY STORES
fo r F o o d stu ffs, b rin g s so m u c h s a tis fa c tio n ? A t th e s e S to re s a
D o lla r is 100 C e n ts , a n d a P o u n d 16 fu ll o u n c e s. I t ’s th e s a v ­
ing on e v e r y ite m in a 2 0 th C e n tu r y S to r e th a t c o u n ts .
Offerings Saturday and Monday, October 24 and 26
large Budded Franquettes, soft shell, 1925
crop, pound.............. 4 0 c
3 p o u n d s................ $ 1 .1 8
G ron er’s W aln uts,
F E D E R A L M ILK,
C R E M E O IL SOAP,
SODA C R A C K ER S,
Miss M arie Blom has been absent
ta ll c a n s ..........................9c
5 b a r s .....................
2.»e
fre s h a n d crisp , lb......15c
from h er du ties a t th e H epp R acket
sto re since la st F rid ay w ith an a ttac k
F an cy C rosby Corn,
49c
of to n silitis.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Thom arriv ed
CR Y STA L W H IT E SOAP,
R O L L E D OATS,
CRISCO,
from V ictoria, B. C., S unday la st a t the
10 b a r s .......................... 39c
fre s h ly m illed, 9-lb sk...49c
6 -pound c a n .............$1.39
resid en ce of th e fo rm er’s b ro th er, W il­
liam Thorff T h e follow ing day they
D ried P ru nes,
took possession of a g ro cery sto re
G olden Ila llo w i D A TES,
L A Y ER F IG S,
w hich th ey have pu rch ased in th e Mt.
ECONOMY M A TCH ES,
fre s h s h ip m e n t, ju s t
5 row , 1925 crop,
S co tt d istric t. They have tw o ch il­
n o ise le ss, good sized,
a rriv e d , 2 lb s.............. 25c
lb 19c. 10-lb. box $1.69
d ren , Neal, a son who is rem ain in g
fu ll boxes. 6 f o r .......... 23c
for a sh o rt tim e a f D avenport, W ash­
T ree T ea,
3 8 c,
7 3c
ington, and R uth, a d au g h ter a t T o­
ledo, Oregon, who expect to jo in th e ir
P IN E A P P L E , s ta n d a rd
CRAB M EAT,
p a re n ts later.
sliced, lge c a n s .... 2 2 |^ c
MAZOLA O IL,
“ S a k h a lin ”, fan cy
A rth u r W all, sfnall son of Mr. and
3 c a n s fo r..................... 65c
q u a rt c a n .....................49c
J
a p a n , h a lv e s, can... 29c
Mrs. E. E. W all, is obliged to be ab ­
sen t from his first g rad e w ork at
school on account of an a tta c k of th e
mumps.
T he Rev, and Mrs. B. H. G reen, of
K e r r ’s B e st P a t e n t , 4 9 -lb sk
P o rtlan d , w ere ca lle rs in G resham
T h u rsd ay a t th e home of th e ReY. and
Mrs. W. T. K lotzhach. T he Rev. Mr.
V I M , C R O W N o r S P E R R Y ’S
G reen w as p asto r of th e F re e M eth­
F I S H E R ’S B L E N D
F L O U R , 4 9 -lb . s a c k ................ $ 2 .0 9
o dist ch u rch in G resham som e y ears
4 9 -lb . s a c k ...............
$ 2 .1 9
ago. He cam e out a t th is tim e to have
M a ra sc h in o C H E R R IE S ,
some dental w ork done.
COCOAN’UT, long th re a d ,
F a n c y W h ite FIG S,
5-oz b o t t l e ................... 19c
s u g a r c u red , lb .......... 19c
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. K ern, Mrs. Emma
1925 cro p , 2 lb s.... .... 25c
G ilm ore and Mrs. W illiam Thom and
son w ere d in n er g u ests T uesday at
20T H C EN TU R Y C O FFEE—
th e home of Mrs. E lla O liphant who
lives in th e Mt. S cott d istrict.
E dw ard Schenk, who h as been em ­
47c
$ 1 .3 8
ployed in th e fo re stry serv ice d u rin g
th e p ast sum m er, left P o rtla n d y es­
te rd a y on a fre ig h te r for New York
There really is no better place to trade than at a 20TH CENTURY STORE
city by way of th e P an am a canal. He
expects to r e tu rn in th ree m onths on
^
th e sam e ship. He w ill be em ployed
in th e engine room of th e big boat.
Mrs. C. O. H o rning and Mrs. W. F.
T h ere w ill be a m eeting of th e new
fair board w ith th e g ran g e com m ittee Honey, county p resid en t and vice
on fa irs held Monday n ig h t in th e city p resid en t resp ectiv ely of th e W.C.T.U.
hall. As th e g ran g es a re considered also Mrs. II. S. Clow and Mrs. H ans
th e backbone of th e county fa ir it is L arsen atten d ed th e sta te convention
hoped th e ir cooperation w ill be h e a rti­ of th e W. C. T. U. w hich convened a t
Hood R iver th is week. T hey w ere
ly given.
H enry L ato u rell and wife w ill s ta rt th e re on W ednesday and T h u rsd ay
in a few days for N ational City, C ali­ and rep o rt a m ost in te re stin g and
fornia. They w ill m ake th e trip in profitable session.
“Merit” brand, 1925 pack, 3 cans........
1925 crop, extra large, sweet and juicy, 2 lbs, 25c
E n sila g e C u tters
Feed C u tters
Feed G rin d ers
G as E n g in e s
B rills. S p re ad e rs
O liver lio rse and
tr a c to r Plow s
T r a c to r Im p le m e n ts
Repairs for any make of plow.
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
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NEW
SWEATERS
fo r m e n a n d w o m e n .
F a n c y J a c q u a r d w eav e, co l­
o r c o m b in a tio n s to s u it
all c o m p le x io n s, t u r t le
n e c k slip -o n , all <J* 4 CA
w ool, e a c h ..............«P^T.Ov
V -N e c k S lip -o n , all w ool, e a c h .................................... $ 4 .9 5
S \ \ E A I E R B L O U S E S , o p e n f r o n t .....
$ 6 .9 5 a n d $ 7 .2 5
N ew A ll W ool B lazers
P la id s a n d s trip e s t h a t y o u w ill lik e, e a c h .........
$ 5 .7 5
P le n ty o f p la in a n d fa n c y w e a v e S w e a te rs fo r bo y s
a n d g irls. C o lo rs to su it e v e ry b o d y .
P r ic e d $ 2 .7 5 , $ 2 .5 5 ,* $ 3 .2 5
LEATHER COATS
Horse Hide, wool lined, each.......... $ 1 7 .0 0
Heavy Wool Mackinaws. . $ 6 .7 5 & $ 1 0 .5 0
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
" T h e H o u s e o f Q u a lity "
J i.f p G r e e n T r a d in g S ta m p s
P h o n e 1411
G re s h a m
F
Ceylon and India or Japan, £ lb. pkge.
FLOUR
(the cost ol a container).
Pound . . .....................
th e ir new C hrysier-4 coach recen tly
pu rch ased of H essel Im plem ent com ­
pany.
Mrs. O. A. E astm an, Mrs. C. J.
L u n d q u ist and Mrs. B. L. W alrad a t ­
tended th e county convention of the
Royal N eighbors w hich convened at
L ents th is week.
O ctober 1$ to O ctober 21
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FREE SHAMPOO
w ith each m arcel
M arcel 5®c, R ew ave 2»c
E ven in g A p pointm ents T ues. a n d F rl.
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Grocery Bulletin
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C a s h p ric e fo r S a t u r d a v a n d M o n d a v
P U R E C A N E S U G A R , 100-lb. b ag...
$5 9 9
PORK & BEAN’S. C am p ­
bell's. m ed. size
10c
PO RK & BEANS. Beech
nu t, m ed. size
I lc
P A TOBACCO.
16-ounce tin
T l ’X EDO TOBACO.
16-ouuce tin
97c
97c
FLOU R
CROWN, 4 9 -lb . sack ................
Kl- RR’S BEST 1’ \ I l \ 1'
F I S H E R ’S
P hone 99x1
YOUR PORTRAIT
W h at do you sa y w hen so m e ­
o n e a s k s you fo r y o u r p o r­
tr a it?
“ S o rry , but I h a v e n ’t a r e ­
c e n t o n e .”
O r—
S U G A R
$ 2 .2 3
$ 2 .2 3
$ 2 .3 3
B I .E N D
“ H a v e n 't h a d o n e m ad e in
te n y e a rs a n d I w ould n o t
w an t to give you o n e of
th o s e .”
P o ssib ly you dig up a n old
p o r tr a it a n d s ta n d a lot of
jo sh in g lik e ,—
"I re m e m b e r w hen th e y did
th e ir h a ir th a t w av.”
OR—
“ I used to h av e a tie lik e
th a t; w e re n 't th ey fu n n y ? ”
F a s h io n s c h a n g e , you c h a n g e
H ave a n e o p o rtra it m ade
now .
HARDY STUDIO
Phone 541
P U R E HONEY G-lb tin 85c
10-lb tin
- 1.1 .
S E E D L E S S RAISIN'S,
BULK COCOA,
3 p o u n d s .................
OREGON’ ITALIAN’
PR U N E S, .’> p o unds 29c
S pounds
25c
MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE
I'o clo se o u t o u r sto c k w e w ill sell th is e x c elle n t
t offee at less th a n w h o le sale .
R e g u la r 6 U ' c a n
F A C T O R Y
46' .
S P E C IA L :
$ 1.75 c a n , $ 1 .3 5
45c package W o n d er F oam
G r a n u la te d W a s h in g M a c h in e Si n, a m i 2
b a rs W h ite W o n d e r L a u n d n S oap.
QA
A. W. METZGER <& CO.
Q u a lity
a n d S e r v ic e
P h o n e 1451
Teed l? S t
lb. pk.
S pecial p ric e ra te s u n til
T h a n k s g h ¡ng
A ppointm ent« mmlc day o r r w n ln g
for p m r c o n w n lc n c r.
T IR E
! S P E C IA L
from Oct. 24 to Oct. 31
3 0 x 3 * 2 S a v a g e T ra ilm a k e r
Cord. reg. $12.65. sp ecial
$
11
.00
Ivy Filling Station
Corner R oberts and Pow ell
Mrs. H ans L arsen left th is m orning
for Longview, W ashington, w here she
is plan n in g on spending th e w eek-end
w ith h er g ran d so n , W infred H ill, and
his au n t, Mrs. Jo h n H ouser.
T he W om en's A uxiliary of the
A m erican Legion w ill m eet for its
re g u la r business session T uesday eve­
ning, October 27, a t the hom e of Mrs.
Jo h n M etzger.
K enneth FendalJ, a g ric u ltu ra l in ­
stru c to r at th e high school .an n o u n c­
es th a t his boys to com pose th e stock
ju dging team a t the In te rn a tio n a l have
been selected and a re R ichard Beadle,
Alvin T illm an and Roy C arlson. They
w ill com pete w ith boys from all over
th e Pacific n o rth w est. T he big co n ­
te st will tak e place S atu rd ay , October
31, on the opening day of th e I n te r ­
n atio n al Livestock exposition.
R ussell T illm an has moved his fam ­
ily from the W. H. Gibson d airy farm
to th e K. H annem an Je rse y farm at
C orbett w here he w ill be em ployed as
herdsm an. He had been at th e G ib­
son ran ch since A pril.
Mr. and M rs . J. L. D ivers, son
C h arles and d au g h ter. Mrs. E rn est
Locy and little son W ayne, from
G oldendale, W ashington,
a re
the
g u ests of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. K inder.
Mr. and Mrs. D ivers have sold th e ir
farm and a re looking for a new lo ca­
tion. They cam e here afte r m aking a
trip to Bend and over th e M cKenzie's
pass.
W ilbur Evans, wife and fam ily, fo r­
m erly of C orbett, now of G resham , r e ­
cently m ade a trip to L aG raude. Mr.
E vans drove his 22 model Overland-4
nnd in rep o rtin g his experience to
W ill H essel. O verland agent, said he
drove 2S9 m iles on 10 g allons of gas.
Tw elve m iles of the d istan ce w as in
low or second, and he had q u ite a load.
T he c a r has ru n 14,000 m iles w ith
l o o .T a n y tr o u b le on th e road.
Mrs. Maxwell S chneider has mov ed
from S eattle to th e Cam pbell Hill
ap a rtm en ts. 23d and
W ashington
stre e ts, P o rtlan d . She was in G resh ­
am on business in connection w ith her
p ro p erty here one day th is week and
w as a ca lle r at th e hom e of Mrs A.
H ughes.
T he M ethodist In d ie s Aid will hold
an all-day m eeting at th e ch u rch on
W ednesday, O ctober 28, w ith a pot
luck lunch at noon. C u rtain s for the
basem ent room s w ill be m ade and
hung and o th er im provem ents w ill be
tnade.
w GRESHAM
CH A PTER,
L* No. 44. R. A. M. Special
convocation, Monday eve­
ning. October 26. 192S.
JAMES ELKINGTON. Secv.
Buy it and save 9 cents a pound,
Direct from our roaster to you
3 pounds.................
XIRAVAGANCE
XTRAVAGANCE
XTRAVAGANCE
M u c h o f th e p o v e rty in A m e ric a is d u e to o u r w a s te ­
fu l h a b its . V e s p e n d a n n u a lly :
510 m illio n s fo r
750 m illio n s fo r
800 m illio n s fo r
800 m illio n s fo r
E tc., E tc., E tc.
c ig a rs
p e rfu m e a n d co sm etics
c ig a re tte s
to bacco anil snuff
I he m ig h ty R o m e fell th r o u g h e x tr a v a g a n c e a n d
o th e r n a tio n s s h o u ld p ro fit fro m its e x a m p le .
Don t spend it all. Set aside a definite amount of
every pay cheek for your savings account in the
First State Bank.
"Extravagance wrecks men as well as empires.”
FIRST STATE BANK
A S tro n g B ank
G R ESH A M , OREGON
H a l l o w e ’e n F a n c i e s
Special Candy
Novelties
Dominoes
Ron Rons
Favors
Masks
B efo re y o u s ta r t p la n n in g a sin g le t h in g fo r
y o u r H a llo w e e n P a r ty , ta k e a few m in u te s to
see th e m a n y su g g e stio n s w e h a v e fo r m a k in g
y o u r p a r ty a big su ccess. A b o v e w e lis t a few
o f th e ite m s w e h a v e re a d y fo r y o u r ch o ice.
; ° N F I I E . s a n d w ic h e s , coffee, p ie ..........
W \1 I E E S a n d C O F F E E , e v e n in g s o n ly ..............
25c
20c
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