Gresham outlook., February 12, 1926, Page 4, Image 4

PAGE FOUR
Marauders Enter Zwelbel P la n t
Two local boy«, A rlie H ornlsh and
A lbert Richey, thia m orning confessed
Mrs. Cora W alker and her daughter,
to Ju stice of the Peace John Brown Miss Alice W alker, accom panied by
We stand ready to serve th a t they w ere the ones who entered Mrs. E lton E astm an and her m other,
you, no m atter where the main building of th e Zweibel Man­ Mrs. J. A. M iller, drove to Seattle
you are. Our complete u factu rin g p lan t Sunday and m ade W ednesday for a few days' v isit with
N ation al s ta tis tic s show th a t 44 per cen t--a!m ost o n e -h a lf~ o f th e avera g e
and modern m o t o r way w ith a num ber of electric light friends in th a t city.
dollar
is spent fo r food. W h atever p ercen ta g e Y O U spend w ill do “double
equipment makes all connections, a fte r going over every­ Mr. and Mrs. George B ran d t were
d
u
ty
”
at th e
treated to an old fashioned ch a riv ari
parts of the city accesi­
th in g on th e prem ises. E n tran c e to W ednesday evening by a num ber of
ble. Our correspondents
place was gained by break in g th e ir friends.
in other cities are com­ the
th ree panes of g lass at th e re a r of the
petent. We offer a thor
Oliver E v erett, of Sandy, fath e r of
oughly reliable and far m achine shop. T hings seem to have W. S. E v erett, of G resham , u n derw ent
been given a g eneral overhauling in
reaching service.
[ th e search for som ething of value. The an operation for h ern ia at Good S a­
m aritan ho sp ital Saturday. Mr. E v­
boys left by way of the back door,
erett, who is w ell known to m any in
leaving it open. They also to re two
as is show n by th e s e o fferin g s S A T U R D A Y a n d M O N D A Y , F E B . 1 3 a n d 15.
G resham , is convalescing rapidly
boards off the blacksm ith shop door
J. E. METZGER, D irector
Mr. and Mrs. D elbert T etrick moved
and boards off from the windows, but
SNOWDRIFT,
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER,
HERSHEY BARS, Nut or
yesterday from th e house they have
fu
rth
e
r
th
an
th
a
t,
nothing
seemed
to
I
4-pound can............ 91c
2 for..............................13c
Milk, 5c size, 3 for..... 10c
been
occupying
on
South
L
aw
rence
be molested. T he lads have been
placed in the custody of Mr. Brown avenue to the residence of F red Hoss.
H ans L arsen, who has been bedfast
for th e p resen t to aw ait his fu rth e r
since Ja n u a ry 28, is rep o rted to be
decision in regard to the case.
g rad u ally improving.
Here s a dand\ recipe: Open one can of SAKHALIN Crab. First separate con­
W illiam W ewer, of Sandy, is se ri­
tents into flakes, then add cabbage, celery or other vegetables, hnelv cut. Moisten
ously ill at the Thom as san itariu m
thoroughly
with dressing or mayonnaise. Try it!
Halves, can 33c, 2 fo r 63c
with a com plication of kidney a il­
m ents. H e is 82 years old.
SMALL W HITE BEANS,
LIB B Y 'S M ILK,
PURE MUSTARD, “Old
fancy C alifornias, 3 lbs. 25c
The D orcas circle of th e M ethodist
ta ll can s, 3 f o r ............28c
Dutch”, 16-oz. ja r..... 15c
Ladies Aid will m eet w ith Mrs. L. I
P in eap p le,
Kidder W ednesday afternoon, Feb. 17.
Lewis Metzger fell T hursday m o rn ­
ing w hile about his w ork and sus
PURE LARD, bulk,
STEWART’S BLUEING,
tafned a w renched back. He is still
BULK DATES, fresh
2 pounds..................... 45c
bottle ..........................15c
under a p h y sician ’s care, b ut th e In-
clean stock, 2 lbs....... 19c
judy is not regarded as serious
Mrs. Buena Stone, a teach er in the
G resham grade school, is at her home
Searchlight MATCHES,
HEINZ CATSUP,
DELMONTE PUMPKIN,
near Fairview on account of illness
large full boxes, 5 for 25c
large b o ttle .....
-25c
large cans, 2 fo r....... 35c
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Shipley are
spending th e W’eek at home from
Brightwood w here he is em ployed as
truckm an by th e Sandy L um ber com ­
CORN, “M erit” fancy
□ pany. His enforced vacation is the
Kippered Snueks, Im port­
ASPARAGUS TIPS,
resu lt of w orkm en moving the donkey
Crosby, sweet and tender,
ed, boneless, 4 cans....25c
“Del Monte” Picnic,
engines and cables to a new settin g
can .............................
15c
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cans
20c,
3
for
59c
Mrs. Shipley has been keeping house
for him through th e w inter.
Lucille, three-year-old d au g h ter of
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. McMurry, has been
seriously ill for th e past th ree weeks
\ o . 590. Ex. toe. Pure 1 hread Silk Hose, mercerized
with a com plication of ailm ents, but
top, 20-inch silk leg; mercerized heel, toe and
yesterday afternoon th e crisis was
passed and if no unforeseen develop­
plated sole. Colors: Grain, New Gun
m ent tak es place, it is tho u g h t h er r e ­
Metal, French Nude, Peach, etc. Priced
NVe o u r w i n d o w s T u e s d a y , F e b r u a r y 1 6 , f e a t u r i n g O r e g o n D o l l a r D a g P r o d -
covery will be assured. T he little one
n
e ts n t o /
j
1 K U AiS.
first had in te stin al flu, followed by
No. 2475 Chiffon Full Fashioned Hose, mercerized flare
to n silitis and ending w ith pneum onia.
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Mrs. Ava Thom pson E dw ards, of
top, 20-inch silk leg; mercerized heel, toe and sole.
P o rtlan d , well know n to m any in
Colors: Day Break, New Gun Metal,
High School Notes.
G resham , is in Good S am aritan h o s­
Bois de Rose, Shadow, Atmosphere. Pair
pital w here she u nderw ent an o p era­
The first g irls ’ b ask et ball gam e of
tion for appendicitis T hursday m o rn ­ the season will be held th is evening
No. 2200 Ex. toe, Heavy Pure Thread Silk Hose, full
ing. She is rep o rted to be doing as at the high school gym w hen the
well as can be expected. D uring h er G resham girls will play P ark ro se. The
Fashioned, mercerized flare top, 20-inch silk leg,
absence from her home, Mrs. Ida K ane gam e w ill be called a t 7:30 sh arp .
mercerized heel, toe and sole. Colors:, Shadow*
is tak in g care of th e house.
Miss R eta M. Lunn, recen tly from
YV7E have purchased the bus-
Edw ard Stubbs, who w as ill all of Cascade Locks, enrolled T uesday at
Day Break, Atmosphere Haze, Bois u e
W iness of the Jones Lum­
la st week w ith a severe tu ssle with the high school as a m em ber of the
Rose ami New Gun Metal, the pair....
ber
Co. in Gresham and will
th e grip, w as able to resum e his ju n io r class. H er p are n ts have moved
studies at high school Monday m o rn ­ to T routdale. Miss Lunn w as a m em ­
carry a complete line of build­
ing.
ber of th e Cascade Locks b ask et ball
ing materials at all times, and
Mrs. George D uncan Is In receipt of team and it is th o u g h t she w ill prove
are
now ready to give you
th e d istressin g inform ation th a t on an in sp iratio n to the g irls here.
quality
goods, plus service and
T uesday last two of her cousins, P at
The m em bers of th e sen io r class
Gresham, Oregon
Phone
2221
building
advice of long exper­
W
illis
and
Clifford
W
ilkins,
aged
1
have
presented
a
tro
p
h
y
case
to
the
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and 1!», of M elbourne, W ashington, school. T his is a handsom e ac q u isi­
ience.
w ere drow ned In th e Chehalis riv er tion of w alnut w ith plate g lass shelves
Come in and get acquainted.
and although a crew has been drag and is designed to tak e ca re of the
ging the riv er since the accident, no various tro p h ies presen ted to th e
Respectfully yours,
trac e of th e young men has been school from tim e to tim e such as cups
A TRUCK FOR EVERY KIND OF WORK
found.
and ban n ers from th e football, b as­
E dgar Tibblts, of P o rtland, who ket ball and baseball fields of b attle
Phone 2431
lived h ere some years ago when his which have been won by G resham
fath e r w as p asto r of th e B aptist Union high school in com petition with
church, was here W ednesday on b u si­ other schools.
Daily Trips to Portland
ness for the M erchants’ A ccounting
R. E. Cannon is back again a t his
service by w hich he is employed.
post of duty from his recen t sick spell
G resham
Mrs. Otis F ish er and her dau g h ter p a rt of w hich w as spent in a P o rtlan d J
Powell
P ortland
I’lione
and
Ada May, residing on the Section Line hospital. He is now in fine trim w ith
Pt. E ast Taylor
1581
Maple
Phone KAst 63M>
road w est of G resham , are both bed­ ap p a ren t renew ed vigor. Mr. Cannon
fast w ith in testin al influenza, b ut th eir acted as one of th e judges in th e P ark - |
ondltion is not thought to be serious. rose-W est Linn debate w hich w as held
The S outheast circle of th e M eth­ at th e form er place T h u rsd ay eve-
odist Ladies Aid will be en tertain ed by nlng. The debate, w hich ended in a I
Mrs. A rth u r Dowsett on W ednesday, victory for P ark ro se, w as on th e q u es­
F eb ru ary 17, at her home.
tion, “Resolved th a t th e plan of a d i­
Miss Isa W asson, an In stru cto r in vided session o f the sta te leg islatu re
th e high school, was operated on for be adopted in O regon.” Both team s
appendicitis T uesday a t Good S am ari­ w ere well coached and displayed con- '
tan hospital and is reported to be con siderable ability in th e p resen tatio n of
valesclng nicely. Mrs E thel E. Grif- th e argum ent.
H | tith. of P o rtlan d , a su b stitu te teacher,
J. F ra n k lin Babb, le ctu rer, irfter-
is taking care of her classes.
p reter. and hum orist, w ill ap p e ar at
The savings book reveals a marked dif­
3 1 The condition of Miss Mildred th e high school T uesday evening, Feb­
Cash price for Saturday and Monday
E isner, who on T h u rsd ay of last week ru ary 16. T his Is a high class e n te r­
ference between the man who saves and
While this lot lasts, 100-lb. sack
nearly severed her thum b w hile en tainm ent an d th e high school desires
the man who does not. The bank book
gaged in sp littin g kindling, is re p o rt­ the su p p o rt of everyone. T hose spon- (
ALASKA H E R R IN G ,
ed
to
be
favorable.
A
healthy
circ
u
­
that
shows entries over a long period in­
COL. R IV E R SALMON,
soring the lyceum co u rse th is year
larg e anti fat, 3 fo r 25c
lation
has
been
resto
red
and
it
is
now
choice pink, 3 canB 13c
have cheerfully suffered loss to have
dicates persistance, foresight, self«denial,
th e public h ear such w onderful sp eak ­
M VIISU VI.I ’S KHTKItKII
self-control, and stick.
1 hese are all
I.A RG E OVAL SA RD IN ES,
will take place.
ers as Mr. W hitney. Mr. Paddock and
H E R R IN G , lge. ta n s . 30c
a sso rted , 2 c a n s
25c
virtues that lead 'to success.
Mr. Itahh. These men are n ationally
Greshaui I »denominational S*«r»lces.
known. T he o rch e stra w ill begin
Sunday school will begin at 10
playing at 8 o'clock, the lectu re to be­
V hat does your bank book show? If
ii clock Sunday at the Undenomina- gin at 8.20.
ttonal tem ple, w ith preaching by the
you
haven t one, begin today.
The teach ers of the high school will
\ lu. h patent family flour.
1 Pastor, the Rev. S. F. P itts, at 2 o’clock
atten
d
a
m
eeting
at
th
e
high
school
49-11
-lb. sack.
"• the afternoon. The young people's
| teach ers of the county to be held at
m eeting will he held at 6:15 In the
I the co urthouse S atu rd ay at 10:30.
evening, followed by song and preach-
.1 bank book makes good reading-
Miss Isa W asson, who is ill in Good
BULK COCOA,
SM ALL W H IT E BEANS, g lug services. A Bible ta lk and study
3 pounds
25c
S pecial
3 lbs 25c | will he held at 2:30 T uesday a f te r ­ S am aritan hospital, is not being fo r­
better than some novels."— Lauder.
gotten by her classes, th e m em bers of
S E E D L E S S RA ISIN S,
MEXICAN RED BEANS.
1 noon at the church by the pastor, the which will continue to see she is su p ­
4-lb. package
39e
special, 3 lbs
25c ; study of the book of Revelation to be plied w ith flowers and the stu d en t
continued. P ray er service will be held
body has tak en it upon Itself to keep
on Tuesday evening and Bible study
her in fru it. Miss W asson is able to
F riday evening. The subject for the
talk, laugh and enjoy a joke, which is
discourse Sunday afternoon w ill be
Get the habit of calling for this excr lent coffee
som
ething u nder the circum stances.
A Strong Bank
Law and G race.”
Owing to conflict of opinions from
Just one price. Pound
th e governor s office and th e decision
i r « ' Methodist S e n lees.
’’The Church and Its Call to H oli­ of the atto rn ey g eneral it w as q u es­
ness will be the subject of the serm on tionable w hether today would be a le­
\ cry F ine V ALNI TS. soft shelled, 3 lbs
69
A good program Reading Hour at Library Announced.
a t t h e Free Methodist ch u rch Sunday gal holiday or not.
m orning of which th e Rev. W T was in progress at the high school u n ­
An inform al reading hour a t the li­
ORIENTAL BEAUTY SHOPPE
til th e doubt arose as to th e holiday. I
Klotzbach is the pastor.
b rary has been arran g e d by Miss Irm a
S p e c ia l a t t e n t i o n e t t e n to all
The Bible school will begin at 10 so the program was given only in part. Ansley, b ran ch lib ra ria n , for next
R e a lt y T re a tm e n t!.
Miss C ochrane, of the Y. W C A. will Tuesday evening. F eb ru ary 1«. It |a
a. m
Young people's m eeting co n ­
RESULTS Ot A R A ST E E D .
venes nt 7 o'clock followed by p rea ch ­ m eet with the g irls of the high school hoped th a t a larg e num ber will be I n - 1
Quality
Phone 99x
Phone 145/
ing by the p asto r at 8. AU are invited next W ednesday to com plete th e o r­ terested and take p art. If possible a -TlìfEA S tr e e t
and Service
ganization of a Trl-Y club Some 50 reading or study class will be o rg a n ­
F eed 1181
43-lnch field fence, 38c rod a t L. L g irls have expressed th e ir d esire to
tsers of the W ant Ad. Column are
ized. Those in terested w ill be asked
HHMNUUiUtUIUIMIUIIH liiiUU IM nU ltillU U lliU llllU lllilillU U lU I
I K idder Hdw. Co.—Adv
become m em bers of the Tri-Y.
urged to pay cash with order and
to suggest su itab le subjects.
SERVICE
44% for Food
20™ CENTURY STORES
¡resham Funeral Parlors I
Phone 1901
Serve Crabmeat Salad Sunday
New Spring Arrivals.
Broken Slices, rich and mellow, packed the same as
______ whole slices, large cans, 19c, 3 for 55c
FLOUR, Kerr’s Best Patent, 49-lb. sk $2.13, Fisher’s Blend, $2.23
"Maple Leaf” Salmon, fanciest Columbia River Spring Chinook
rich in oil, J-lb. can 23c, Lb. can 43c
fjo l& p r o o f ffo s ù z iy
20TH CENTURY COFFEE—"A cup or tw^ at breakfast makes
the whole day brighter”. Directfrom our roaster to you. Always
____________________ ________ fresh. Pound 47c. 3 lbs. $1.38
FISHER’S MILL RUN, 80-pound sa c k s............................ $133
$1.25
$1.85
$1.95
L. A . W A C K & C O .
COAL
BRIQUETS
BARNES & RORRISON
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
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Grocery Bulletin
Sun Ki«t Orange«, 252 size, 3 dozen. . 85c I
BEST CANE SUGAR
An Evidence
of Character
Si
$ 6 .2 5
8
VIM FLOUR
$ 2 .2 3
S
3
S
a
3
g
FIRST STATE BANK
MANNING’S (OFFER
50c
I
A. IV. Metzger & Co.
avoid tending bills for small amounts