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CX1BBAM OPTLOOK,
FRIDAT, MARCH 18, 1M#
GRESHAM LOCALS
M argaret H yw orth and Mrs. H enry
P ass, all of P o rtla n d ; Mrs. H azel
Beers. Mrs. Lucy Donley, Mrs. E lsie
Mrs. J. E. Mackey and son, Gale, are M illeson, Mrs. L ulu O sburn, Mrs.
here from C athlam et, W ashington, Minnie W eigant, Mrs. Mildred F a n c h
spending a week with her sister, Mrs. er, Mrs. K atie P ullen, Mrs. J. 8. H eyne
G eorge D uncan.
and Mrs. A. F. Hoover.
Dr. H. H. O tt Is im proving th e ap-
The Rev. J. S tan fo rd Moore w as a
pearance of his vacant lot on Main
welcome
ca lle r a t th e Outlook office
stre e t by a till in of several truck lo ad s
yesterday.
He
of dirt. This will be used to level up . .
,.
,, w ith his wife and
th e edge of the lot bringing it up to J
Ya” ;
hill
W
ednesday
and
spent
th
e
night
th e grad e of the pavement.
with Mrs. Moore’s p aren ts, Mr. and
A m ost p leasan t affair of T uesday Mrs. T. H. Gill.
w as a su rp rise luncheon and stork
Will Beers is lying at his home su f
show er given in honor of Mrs. J. 8.
H eyne at the home of her m other, Mrs. fering from an o th er dropsical a ttac k
A. F. Hoover. A color schem e of green attended by d istu rb an ce of th e h ea rt
and yellow was carried out th ro u g h functions. He is unable to lie down
out both in the decorations of the J and breath es with g re a t difficulty.
house and the three-course luncheon. I The Ladies Guilil of th e B aptist
Mrs. H eyne received a num ber of i church is planning a dinner to be g iv
beautiful and app ro p riate gifts and a en on th e evening of March 19 in th e
»octal afternoon was enjoyed. T hose , dining room of the new ly-renovated
p resen t were Mrs. Clyda Blanc, Mrs. church building. T here will also be a
St. Patrick's Day
The Oscarette
Prints
E A ST E R
CARDS
and
Novelties
now on display
We have a larg e a s s o rtm e n t of E a s te r C ards, B unnies,
C hicks and B askets. See o u r w indow .
H ead q u arters for th e fam ous
HEIDES CANDY EASTER EGGS
“ T h e old folks like th em to o .”
H E P P S R A C K E T ST O R E
Gresham
Attend Hie Mask Dance, benefit of Gresham Band
H e are receiving every day now new
spring merchandise.
N orm andy Voiles
40 in ch e s wide. All new sp rin g
co lo rs an d designs.
50c yard.
New S p rin g S hoes fo r th e W hole F a m ily .
L A D IE S' WOOL D R E SSE S $7.50 to $18.60
LA D IES’ SILK D R E SSE S
$9.50 to $18.50
I inanci.il independence is gained not by what one spends but by what one saves
Consistent saving# on the items purchased most often, like foodstuffs, will make
your future hnancial independence more certain. Buy the 20th Century way and
make these consistent savings.
7
Offerings Saturday and Monday, March 13 and IS, Inc.
O IL ,
• 9c
MONEY SA VING SOAP DEAL
E conom y MATCH ES,
n o iseless, 3 boxes
Hie
OUR PR«CE
1 packaee 1’eets (nan. Washing Machine Soap
/ bars C rvstal W lute Soap at 5c........................
5 bars Creme Oil at 8 l-3c
Reg. G ro c e r’s P rice
COMB HONEY, lge. w hit,
sections. 20c. 2 for 39c
you save 33c
D ILL PIC K L E S, lge. firm
a n d crisp , 3 fo r
10c
Libby's PEA C H E S. C lin es
larg e c a n s 21c, 3 fo r 70c
20thCentury ’Broom«, “6-sewn”,
>ng, m
m weight. A fine
parlor broom. O nly......................................................
j)gc
PO RK and BEANS.
Van C am ps, reg. 12 U c size
3 cans. 2*»c
C ream R O LLED OATS,
F re sh ly m illed,
B li> aa< k
i7c
Libby's P IN E A P P L E ,
sliced, la rg e c a n s
3 fo r
Adirondack Syrup, pure cane and maple, York states finest
lull quart 49c, full!
>lb>n. 93c, full gallon......... $1.79
M. J. B. C O FFE E ,
1-pound tin 57c. 3-lb, tin
$1.63, 6-lb.
tin $2.61
M em orie LA Y ER FIG S.
1" oz s a n ita ry pkg. 15c
»’re fe rre d STOCK CORN.
T in y k e rn e l, can
18c
3 c a n s 53c
\O R W E G I \X SARDINES, New pack “ l iny Tots", 32 to 40 in a tin. First time
25,
Pl M I’KIX, “ Libby’s ( iolden Cream”
( R< *\\ \ I I t H R. 4O-lb. #<( ,
large cans. 2 for ....
.......
35(
_______
I IslUK s BI 1 ND
$2.13
$2.23
SPINACH, ‘Del Monte stock’, contains your iron tor today.
_________
la rye cans. 2 tor 35c
2 0 1H CENTURY COFFEE, equal to the best Save 10c lb. (t
cost ot the tin) and buy this cofiee. Sold direct from 6'dr fOAS'ei
to you. ro u n d ........................ 47c
3 pounds.................... $1.38
C repe de C hine Silks
40 in ch e s w ide. New co lo rs
su c h a s B e a u c are , C o stillio n ,
J a d e tte , F a llo w , B lu sh R ose,
T a n g e rin e , etc.
$1.98 y a rd
L. A. Wack & Co.
ltlJT W H AT YOU SAVE"
q u a rt can
G e o rg e tte S ilks
40 in ch es. C olo rs: B lack, E cru ,
B lush R ose, S p a rk , J a d e tte ,
P eaco ck , etc.
$1.98 y ard
New P e rca les
36-inch. L ig h t a n d d a rk p a t
te rn s.
19c an d 25c
“A W W H AT YO U SP E N D ,
W ESSO N
36 in ch e s w ide. C o lo rs: C oral,
C open, Ind. O range, P a n , T a n ,
C o stillio n . A v ery sp e cia l fa b ric
a t 98c y a rd
D over P rin t W ash F a h rle s
36 in ch e s w ide. F a s t colors,
an d n e a t p rin te d d esig n s on a
so ft fabric.
35c yard
20’" CENTURY STORES
Campbell'H TOMATO
SOI P. 3 can s
Silk Mixed Hamer Crepe
3 2-inches w ide, g u a ra n te e d fa9t
colors. P r e tty new p rin te d p a t
te rn s in a ll th e la te s t colors.
50c y ard
sale of aprons and fancy article s in
connection w ith the dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. E m ery w ent to
H illsboro S atu rd ay on business m a t
ters. They are ta lk in g of exchanging
th eir G resham p ro p erty for a ran ch
home in a subu rb an locality w hen the
rig h t o p p o rtu n ity p resen ts itself.
Dr. and Mrs. Geo. Inglis, Mr. and
Mrs. E llsw o rth R ak er and little son
left T h u rsd ay by autom obile for a trip
to C alifornia. T he trip was u n d er
taken in the hope of benefltting th e
h ealth of Mrs. R aker, as w ell as to
offer a needed change for her father,
Dr. Inglis. T heir stay is indennite and
depends on the re su lts obtained. Dr.
Inglis drove a new F ord coupe, and
the R ak ers the sp o rt ca r w hich was
Mrs. R ak er's C h ristm as gift. They are
tak in g th e journey by easy stages and
word received from them indicates
th a t th e trip is alread y beneficial.
Mrs. W. C. B urch h as received the
sad intelligence of th e d eath of a s is
ter, Mrs. B ertha Ogden, who died in
Los A ngeles W ednesday from black
sm allpox. She had gone th e re la st
fall from her hom e in P o rtlan d to
spend th e w inter. She was born at
P le a sa n t Home in 1882 and had lived
th e re in her childhood.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin S tearn s, of V an
couver, W ashington, a re new re si
dents of Gresham . Mr. S tea rn s has
, en tered th e em ploy of the S tan d ard
| Oil com pany a t th is place as a ju n io r
are a salesm an, probably for th e Bor-
ing d istrict. He com es highly recom -
1 m ended for his new position.
Lesley W iles visited for a day o r two
I with his paren ts, Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
1 W iles. He is on his way from K lam ath
Don’t forget the benefit dance
for Hie Gresham Build,
SAME DAY.
1236
H e fty Batet«
New S p rin g
G in g h am s
32 inches w ide
25c y ard
To make the evert es
pecially apt, a liberalsup-
ply of Novelties, Candies,
etc., will be found here for
your selection.
Phone
New Materials Refresh Our Dry Goods Stocks
P rin te d R uyon
Silks
!)5c to $1.36 yd.
GROCERY BULLETIN
REX LARD
Med. 95c, large $1.85
APPLES
\\ inesaps, box $1.50
SPECIALS
MILK — B o rd e n ’s, A lpine,
C a rn a tio n , ta ll ca n s, 10c
PO R K & BEANS,
m ed. size........................10c
C A M PB E L L ’S SOUPS,
a ll v a rie tie s, c a n ........ 10c
BULK DATES
2 lbs. 25e
Brookfield
LOAF CHEESE
whole or half, lb. 32f
Col. River SALMON
Choice pink. Can 15c4
M EX. RED BEANS
3 lbs. 25^
F L O U R — C row n, Vim,
F is h e r ’s B lend, sk, $2.25
COMB HONEY, h e a v y
w ell filled s q u a re s .20c
BULK COCOA
3 lbs. 25é
T O IL E T SOAP, a s so rte d
v a rie tie s , 10c b a rs,
6 b a rs 39c
ECONOMY RA ISIN S,
4-lb. p a c k a g e ............ 39c
LAYER FIGS
Special, lb. 15c
SMALL W H IT E
BEANS
3 lbs. 25^
VEGETABLES
Corn, Beans, Peas
Best standard varities
3 cans 39c
MANNING’S COFFEE
Last week was a banner week for the sale of this excellent COFFEE. Remember
ours is the only store in Oregon outside of Portland where this product is sold. Just
one price. Pound............................... 5 O £
A. IV. Metzger & Co.
Quality
and Service
Phone 1451
Feed 1281
S to re will lie closed Sai unlay from 1 till 5 o’clock d u rin g
th e fu n e ra l of th e la te L . C. M etzger.
F alls to L ew iston, Idaho, w here he
will put in th e foundation for a big
mill for th e W eyerhauser tim b er in
terests.
J. H. Hoss. who has been in feeble
h ealth for several m onths, is suffering
w ith an acu te a ttac k w hich cam e upon
him last night. He is suffering in
tensely and his condition is considered
serious.
H. W. Cooley Is p ain tin g and r e
shingling th e house in Regner addi
tion w hich he recently sold to Ivan
Swift. T he color of the house will be
changed from a d ark brow n to white.
T he L adies Guild of the B aptist
ch u rch w ill m eet w ith Mrs. A. J. W.
Brown on T uesday afternoon.
The D orcas circle of the Methodist
Ladies Aid will m eet w ith Mrs. Mina
McKinney on W ednesday afternoon.
March IT.
The H essel im plem ent com pany has
w ithin th e p ast w eak delivered O ver
land sixes to Dr. S trohl. Iloy P eterson,
Robert F. Sm ith and W illiam Staver.
Hessel b ro th e rs have o rd ers booked
ahead for o th e rs and are m aking deliv
eries as rap id ly as possible of th is
popular new car.
I»r. and Mrs. W ilbur Thom pson spent
th e la st w eek end visiting G resham
relativ es. Dr. and Mrs. A. Thom pson
and Mrs. A M W ilkinson. T heir
home is at Dak Ridge. Oregon.
Mrs. Fay Wooley has disposed of her
10-acre ran c h south of th e S tan d ard
Oil p lan t to A rnold T eutschm an, a
form er resid en t o f G resham who ra n a
dairy 011 th e E llio tt ran c h ea st of
town. It is understood th a t th e p u r
ch aser intends to ta k e im m ediate pos
session. Mrs. Wooley expects to leave
soon for M ontavilla to reside, it is
said. The deal w as negotiated th ro u g h
the real e sta te office of Jo h n Brown.
Zinn t« angelical S e n ices.
"T h e Sacrifice of Je su s" will be the
serm on topic of the preaching service
at 1 1 a. ni. Sunday at the Zion E v an
gelical ch u rch , preceded by Sunday
I school at 10 o'clock. The Ju n io r
| League w ill convene at 1:15 in th e af-
I ternoou and a special m eeting of th e
congregation will be held a t 2 o’clock
Sunday w ill be the re g u la r m onthly
ch u rch day. Pot luck lunch w ill be
SURMOUNTING
D1FFICUL TIES
S tru g g le , h a rd sh ip , p riv a tio n , d isc o u ra g e
m en t a n d fre q u e n t fa ilu re — such a s few of
11s e x p e rie n c e — m a rk e d
th e y o u th
of
M a tth ia s B aldw in, fo u n d e r of th e fam o u s
B aldw in L ocom otive W orks.
H is m o th e r w as left a w idow w ith five
sm a ll c h ild re n , an d M a tth ia s w as a p p re n
ticed out fo r five y ears.
H e c a re fu lly saved ev e ry d o lla r possible
to aid h is m o th e r a n d “ g e t a h e a d .”
T h e B aldw in w orks, th e w h istle of w hose
e n g in e s is h e a rd a ro u n d th e w orld, a re a
m o n u m e n t to his in d u stry , p e rse v e re n c e a n d
th rift.
H e got a h e a d , a n d so c a n we, if we follow
h is exam ple.
“I ictory belongs to the most persever
ing."— Napoleon.
FIRST STATE BANK
A STRONG BA>K
J
served at noon in the S unday school 8. F. P itts. T h ere w ill be preaching
p rim ary rooms.
ag ain Sunday evening, th e song s e r
vice beginning at 7:30. P ra y er m e e t
I ndenonilnntional Ser«Ice*.
ing w ill be held T uesday evening and
Sunday school w ill convene at 10 young people’s Bible study F rid ay eve
o'clock Sunday m orning at th e t'n d e- ning. A h earty in vitation is extended
nom uiational tem p le on F o u rth street, th e aftern o o n by th e p asto r, the Rev
w ith preaching services at 2 o'clock in to all.