Gresham outlook., January 15, 1926, Page 4, Image 4

PAUK FOLK
GRESHAM OUTLOOK, EKIOAY, JANUARY
*■'***■ Methodist Service«.
At the m orning service a t 11 o'clock
a t th e F ree M ethodist church th e pas-
tor, th e Rev. W, T. K lotzbach, will
speak on th e subject, "W hy th e T8th
SPECIAL SALE
JIH S H
Oregon Tires
While they last.
T U B E .......... $ 1 .9 0
T I R E .............$ 7 .2 5
Ivy Filling Station
GRESHAM, OREGON
C orner R oberts and Pow ell
'am e n d m en t is h ere to sta y .” T h ere I / » r>
r j A *< T Z ip I I O
will be preach in g again In the eve- | ’ » t v l a ^ l T A M
L O C A L fe
ning a t 7:30 by th e pasto r. Sunday
I school will convene at th e usual hour
P re p a ra tio n s have begun for choos-
of 10 o'clock. •
I ing th e ca st of c h a ra c te rs for th e ju n ­
ior high school class play, "T he Charm
G re.ham U ndenom inational Ser» Ice* School, ’ w hich w ill be presented
Announced.
' F eb ru ary 26. R eh earsals w ill begin
Sunday school will convene at th e L o o n and it Is announced th e re will be
usual hour, 10 a. in., S unday P reach-1 a la rg e n um ber of stu d en ts to take
ing services a re held In the afternoon, I p a rt in th e play.
th e song service beginning a t 2 o'clock
T he S o u th east circle of the Method-
P reach in g by the pasto r, the Rev. 8. 1st L adles' Aid will m eet W ednesday
b Pitts. Sunday evening services will afternoon, J a n u a ry 20, a t the home of
begin at 7:30 when th e Rev. C. G. Mrs. W illiam A nderson on South Rob
ackiiig from P o rtlan d , accom panied erts avenue at 2:30 o’clock. Mrs Wil-
by a very talen ted singer, will bring iiam Thom aad Mrg w H Glbgon will
th e m essage. On T uesday evening he- have ch a rg e of th e serving of refresh -
ginning at 7:30 the p ray er and p raise m ents.
service will be held. Young peoples | Life | 9 Just one th |n g afte r an o th er
Bible study class is held each Friday according to M ark N ickerson who
evening, w om ens' Bible study each lives on th e Base L ine road between
T uesday afternoon. E veryone is given G resham
and
T routdale.
Since •
a cordial welcome to alt services.
T h anksgiving th e ir four children
15, 192«
20™ CENTURY STORES
featu re their
1926
OPENING CANNED GOODS SALE
’I wo th in g s s ta n d o u t p r o m in e n tly in th is s a le : 1st, e a rly s e le c tio n s fro m th e N a ­
tio n ’s b e st p a c k s in s u r in g u n ifo rm h ig h q u a lity .
2 d , p u r c h a s e d in im m e n s e q u a n titie s ’ o b ta in in g th e v e ry lo w est p ric e s, th u s p r o ­
te c tin g o u rse lv e s a g a in s t a d v a n c in g m a r k e ts , b o th o f w h ic h a re p a s se d o n to y o u .
Ask the Salespeople in the 20th Century Stores for your Canned Goods Cata­
log, showing more complete list of savings, if one was not delivered to vour
door.
P rices effectiv e S atu rd ay, Jan u ary 16, to M on d ay, F ebruary 1,
have a lte rn a te d w ith chicken pox and
Window Cleaning
F o r ex p ert window cleaning see S. the m um ps and p rio r to th at w ere in
GAS 90c GALLON
T ajim a, or leave o rd ers w ith John q u a ra n tin e from d ip h th eria but at no I
O Y STER S, “ A m erican
L ib b y ’s A SPA R A G U S T ips
Brown, G resham , phone 2501.
[tim e has any m em ber of the family
B e a u ty ,” 5-oz. cns, reg. 15c
1-lb. s q u a re tin s, re g 35c
been ill enough to be bedfast. No one
3 can s, 13c
_____________ 3 can s, $1.00
In th e fam ily had th e d ip h th eria, hut
S H R IM P , “A m erican
one of th e ch ild ren was declared to be
M aryland CORN, “ S ilv er
a c a r rie r of the disease.
B e a u ty ’’, No. 1 cns. reg, 13c
R u n ,” can, reg
13c
Rd. R uegger is having his residence
3 ca n s, 35e
3
ca
n
s,
33©
on South R oberts stre e t and Hogan
S e a rc h lig h t’ M ATCHES,
P IN E A P P L E , H a w aiian ,
road w ired for electricity , a four-pole
L ibby’s SA U E R K RA U T,
F ull size b o x .... ..........„.. 5c
S ta n d a rd sliced,
extension com ing In from R oberts
la rg e can s, r e g ......
15c
la rg e c a n s, reg
... 28c
ROYAL W H IT E SOAP.
along the H ogan road to the house.
3
c
a
n
s,
40c
3 c a n s, 63c
10 b ars, 38c
The high east wind w hich prevailed
PEA S, P re fe rre d Stock,
tile first of the w eek blew m any of the
CORN MEAL, k iln dried,
TOM ATOES, Del M onte,
“ T e le p h o n e ”, can, re g 19c
shingles from th e roof of U. A. Mil­
solid pack,
F re sh stock, 9-lb. sack 39c
3 ca n s, 53c
le r's residence a t Melville farm . D. M.
L
a
rg
e
c
a
n
s,
r
e
g
.............
19c
«
C athey helped to re p a ir the dam age
BACON,
fan
c
y
s
u
g
a
r
cured,
L ibby’s P E A C H E S,
____________
3 can s, 53c
W ednesday
a v e ra g e 9 lbs. h a lf o r
“ Y ellow C lin g ”,
f
I
.
Mrs. C. N. T ab er is slow ly rec o v er­
w hole piece, pound
39c
CORN, P re fe rre d Stock,
L a rg e can s, re g ......... 25c
ing from a severe a tta c k of the m umps
“ T in y k e rn e l”, can reg 20c
3 ca n s, 70c
MACARONI, fre sh stock,
L. L. K idder has been ab sen t from
3 can s, 53c
cu
rv
e
cut,
4
pounds
25c
his duties in th e sto re for n early two
L ib b y ’s P IN E A P P L E ,
w eeks on account of illn ess
c ru sh e d o r sliced,
CA TSU P, Del M onte,
P U R E LARD, bulk, fre sh ly
G eorge W. Wood and wife retu rn ed
L a rg e c a n s, re g ... ...25c
L a rg e b o ttles, reg
23c
re n d e re d , 2 p o u n d s____45c
to th eir G resham hom e on Soutli Rob
3 ca n s, 70c
3 b o ttles, 65c
Q u a l i t y in r o o f in g is w h a t g iv e s it
e rts and H ogan road T uesday from
KARO SY RU P, Red L abel.
r e s i s ta n c e t o s u n a n d r a i n — t h e t w o
Del M onte SPIN A C H ,
F lo rid a w h ere they have spent the
S ta n d a rd TOM ATOES,
5-lb. can, 39c
L a rg e ca n s, re g .......... 19c
w o r s t e n e m ie s o f r o o fin g . Q u a l it y
p ast th re e or four m onths. Mr. Wood
L a rg e can s, r e g ............ 14c
10-lb can, 75c
3 c a n s, 53c
in M a lth o id is b u i l t - i n . T h a t ’s w h y
has m any in te re stin g ta les to tell of
3 can s, 38c
2 0T II C EN TU R Y C O F F E E
life In F lo rid a and his experiences
i t l a s t s s o lo n g — w h y i t ’s t h e c h e a p ­
CRAB MEAT, S a k h a lin ,
d ire c t fro m o u r r o a s te r to
M inced R a z o r CLAMS,
there. He says he retu rn ed in the
F an cy J a p a n pack,
e s t ro o fin g y o u c a n b u y . N o b e t t e r
you;
alw
ay
s
fre
sh
,
No. 1 ta ll can s, reg
25c
sam e Ford in w hich he m ade th e trip
h alv es, r e g ........33c
P ound, 17c,
3 lbs, $1.38
p r o te c ti o n f o r . h o u s e , b a r n , s h e d ,
R entals in F lo rid a a re ju s t a trifle
3 can s, 69c
3 c a n s, 89c
f r u i t w a r e h o u s e , s h o p , g a r a g e , e tc .
steep, according to Mr. Wood, $200 be
ing
considered
reaso
n
ab
le
for
a
shack
C o m e s in t h r e e th ic k n e s s e s .
C e­
and $25 a week i4 charg ed for the
m e n t , n a ils a n d d ir e c ti o n s in e a c h
privilege of sleeping on a front porch.
ro ll.
Mrs. W. E. Robinson, w hose husband
Ask us about Malthoid
passed aw ay about a m onth ago, has
Shingles—red and greea
retu rn ed to Cleveland, Ohio, w ith her
son, E. M. Robinson, for an indeflnite
Let u s fig u re th e cost yl y o u r roofing. W e h a v e se v e ra l
stay. •
Mrs. C aroline Lewis, w orthy g ran d 1
g ra d e s , p ric e d by th e s q u a re a t
It has been rep o rted th a t C. M. m atron of th e O rder of th e E astern
(ju ick sall has left home afte r some S tar, w ill m ake an inspection v isit to j
$1.50 to $3.50.
w ords w ith his wife. At any ra te he G resham ch ap ter. No. 117, next T u es­
is stay in g at th e residence of George day evening, J a n u a ry 19, at 8 o'clock.
P atch th a t le a ky ro o f w ith Pabco R o o f C o a tin g o r
Page w hile his son. H arry Q uicksall, All E astern S ta r m em bers a re cordial-11
Is engaged w ith a siege of the mumps. ly invited to be p rese n t an d those at­
E la s tic Cement.
Mr. Q uicksall tho u g h t it w ise to re ­ tending are req u ested to b ring th e ir J j
main aw ay from contact w ith th e dis­ receipts.
|\W O R C E S T E R
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ease as lie conies in touch w ith so
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. H ardy retu rn ed
X C O R SE T S^
0 x ^ C O R S E T S ^ /
m any little folks d u rin g th e day who
A ll k in d s o f g u tte r s a n d d o w n s p o u ts , m a d e to o rd e r,
have not yet had the mumps. His T uesday evening from a 12-day visit
p ric e d b y th e fo o t, aC
younger son had th e contagion during with relativ es and frien d s in S eattle.
The Sew and So circle of th e Meth- !
tlie C h ristm as holidays.
Mrs. M. C. Brow n, of Ocean P ark . odtst L adies Aid will m eet w ith Mrs.
W ashington, is spending th e week M. J. A llshouse on Pow ell stree t W ed­
We Install them i l l H it iiddillonal smnll eluirge.
1C36. F r o n t L a c e , p r o te c tin g to n ­
w ith Mrs. Mary M cA llister and family nesday afternoon for its reg u la r m eet­
g u e, s e m i-ru b b e r to p , fo r s to u t
M id-term exam inations a re now be­ ing.
figure.
R e g u la r p ric e $5 (PQ QC
X iY
ing concluded at both high and grade
The A rem e club will give a card
schools, th e prom otions of stu d en ts to p arty at th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. W.
S a le ..............
be m ade the first of n ex t week,
A. H essel F riday evening, J a n u a ry 22.
I h o n e 1421
G re s h a m
6 8 3 . I n d a - B e lt ox e r a b d o m e n , low
new class of beg in n ers will be started The com m ittee to a ssist will be Mrs.
b u s t, lo n g s k ir t, fo r s to u t figure.
in tlie g rad e ' school next Monday. Roy Cannon, Mrs. A rth u r Dowsett,
C hildren six y ears old or over, who Mrs. A. McManus and Mrs. Jam es
B a c k lace. R eg. p ric e $5 (PQ ftT
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have not been in school, a re eligible E lkington. A cordial in v itatio n is ex ­
S a le ............
to th is class.
tended to all.
J. H. Hogg is still confined to his
T he D orcas circ le w ill m eet w ith
7 9 0 . I n d a -B e lt, fro n t lace, fo r
/
room and is being cared for by a n u rse Mrs. A. McManus on W ednesday a f te r ­
s to u t fig u re.
L o w b u s t, long
/ / ¡W*
who has been w ith him for several noon, Ja n u a ry 20.
s k irt. R eg . p ric e $5.50 <P A 1 C
weeks.
The Ladies Aid will have an old-
H EX P U R E LAKI).
S a le .............. <P t . I D
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Mrs.
F
lo
ren
ce
Riggs
and
Mrs.
H
arry
B R O O K FIE L D C H E E S E ,
fashioned I m ix social in th e M ethodist
Med llllc, larg e $L95
Ruckle, both of P o rtlan d , th e la tte r
W hole o r h a lf
lb. 33«'
ch u rch p a rlo rs Monday evening, F eb ­
1 2 1 0 . M e d a llio n , b a c k lace, re in ­
th e d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. ru a ry 22.
Em ery, spent T h u rsd ay at th e Em ery
fo rc e d a b d o m in a l se c tio n , for
Mr. and Mrs. Ja ck Moore and little
home.
s
to u t- fig u re, silk lace
; 'X ] 'V J “
Jo e P ateu eau d e Is sp o rtin g a brand son, E lb ert, of N ew port a re visiting
W e a ie • 'lin g m o re ot th is e x c elle n t coffee e v e ry d a y .
trim . R eg. p ric e $4.75. (PQ C A
new 1926 model C adillac brougham . Mrs. Lizzie Radford. T in y cam e up
S a le .......... « p j .d U
O u rs is th e o n b s to re in O re g o n o u ts id e o f P o r t­
T he new m ach in e w as delivered W ed­ on a business trip to P o rtland.
Alden
Miller
has
been
home
for
the
nesday.
la n d w h e re you can p u rc h a s e it. R e ceiv ed
past week suffering w ith com p lica­
9 2 1 . B ack L a c e , e la s tic th ig h re d u c e r
■ • ' '
' 1 fresh every J . i i , p o u n d
tions follow ing an attac k of oak pois­
5"' **'
L o n g s k irt, s e m i-ru b b e r to p , fo r stoui
oning w hich he co n tracted at th e be
G R ESH A M FU N E R A L
fig u re. R e g u la r p ric e $4.75 <PQ c r
ginning of his holiday vacation when
HOY YL CLUB PEA C H ES
PA R LO R S
E M PR E SS. CORN. 1T A I1-
________________ S a le ...............
ip D .D t
he took a trip to C orbett with tlie
NA PEA S. COLO BAR
in heavy sy ru p can 25c
telephone linem en. He sta rte d back
SA U E R K R A I T. R E F U ­
4 1 5 . O n e -p ie c e “ R o u n d - Y ” , s e m i-e la s
to C orvallis to resum e his stu d ies at
GEE
BEAXS.
SIL V E R
P IN E APPLI'. B roken
L c, s h o rt c o rse t, fo r m e d iu m fig u re
the Oregon A g ricu ltu ra l college hut
BAR TOM ATOES, all high
when
as
far
as
Salem
,
w
as
obliged
to
Slieetl, No.
cans.
R e g u la r p ric e $2.00.
z»r
g ra d e goods
3 c a n s .'Hie
E. METZGEB
re tu rn to G resham . He expects to lie
S
a
le
Q
l
.
O
c
DIKE« TOR.
able to resum e his stu d ies at th e col­
lege the com ing Monday.
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2 1 5 2 . B ra s s ie r C o rs e t, fa n c y w eave.
\\ . F H oney left today for V ancou­
R e g u la r p ric e $1.50.
d»] n r
1 0 0 -p o u n d sack
ver. B. (?., on a business trip w hich
t
h piice for Saturday
I
S
a
le
< p l.Z j
will cover tw o or th ree weeks. He was
ai d A Ic n d a v
accompanied
liy
his
wife.
Som ething to w arm you up these
’
2 2 2 6 B ra s sie re C o rs e t, R a y o n strip e.
chilly «lays.
RAISIN’ DAY. S pecial
Down
in
A
la
ham!
BROWN BEANS.
I. ‘
Regular price $2.25.
A to u rist believing him self lost de­
R ¡sins
I-1|> pkg. 39c
3 lbs. 25c
■
r
S a le
D l.t /D
cided to ask th e w ay of an old colored
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gentlem an w ho w as shuttling along the
S I X K IST ORAN GES, m ed.
co u n try road.
'l l of above C om ets a re in p in k and
genuine, fresh , chicken
size, best to be bail,
SM ALL W H IT E BEANS
Which way to K enton?” said the
have n o n -pineliinir O-I-C c lasp s.
3 do zen , 85c
to
u
rist.
S pecial
3 lbs. 2ue
"A h . «loan know ,” replied th e old
A fe w sizes in R u b b e r B ra s .ie rs and Corsets a t 1-2 price
darkev.
We serv e them here w ith
"Is th is th e road to I^trk sv ille?"
trim m in g s for 35o
"Ah «loan knffw.”
"How do 1 get to K ingston?"
A h igh p a te n t fam ily H our,
"Ah doan know ."
F at y o u r lunch today at
"Y ou're ce rtain ly dumb. Don't vou
4 9-Ib. sa ck
know any th in g ?"
l r . —n.TJ
“ I lie 11 mis«' ..i Q n ality M
“Mebbe not, m ebbe not, but ah ain 't
>
1’IIONL U H
lost," replied th e old m in strel.
SPECIALS
Saturday, - all next week
SATURDAY ONLY
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER, (limit 3 ) .................................... can 5c
Clearance Sale of
D O Y \ l i A RonTon
sV 1 1 1 1
GUTTERS
1
and Brassiers
7!4c to 12c
L. L. KIDDER HARDWARE CO.
It
Grocery Bulletin
MANNING’S COFFEE .
50c
Phone 1901
REST CANE SUGAR
0^
HOT STUFF
Cl QC
ST1 O B ’ S
’
(I
T A M A I, E S
YIM FLOUR
,.i t WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
$2.33
A. T O B A C C O ,
1 6 -o u n c c tin s
93
1 1 X I .D O r O B A C C O
lb -u u u c e U n s ....
93<
4 . IV. Metzger & Co.
Quality
and Service
Phone I4<¡i
Peed ¡¿Si
The Oscarette
P h o n e 2351
G resh am
TRY
The Ortensya Toilet Articles
MARCBL Me
H AIR CUT Mr
ORIENTAL KAITY SHOPPE
Third Street
Phone »9x1
a v iy fA ' G resh am ,
Jo u rn a l Bargain Rates Now On.
We O ise G reen
B argain ra te s on th e Oregon Jo u rn a l
a re now on. also a ttra c tiv e co m b in a­
t ien in e 1 p.
tion ra te s w ith the G resham Outlook.
"D earest." said she to her husband
Until F eb ru ary 3 th e ra te s w ill be as
follow s: Dally and Sunday Jo u rn al, before C hristm as, "I Just c a n ’t w ait
till C hristm as to tell you w hat I ’ve
$7, with Outlook. $7.80
¡»ally Jo u r- , gotten you for a p re se n t.”
nal, $5. w ith Outlook. $6
W eekly
"W ell, w hat is it?” asked th e young
»»soana.
Jo u rn a l one y«»ar. 75c, with Outlnaik husband.
.2 , O r «
u ,. g « ! « » .
'.‘’„ j ' “
OREGON
T ra ilin g S tam ps
bronz. sta tu e tte for the p arlo r m»
Now w hat are you going to get
he replied contem plati
1 th in k I ’ll get you a new shi
m u* «nd a raxof."—T it-B its.
T. „ .
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