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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (April 2, 1926)
GRKSHÁX OUTLOOK, FRIDAY, APRIL 2. 1»S6 Sometime W ell Understand GATES EUNERAL HOME Phone 2471 r Gresham Have You Time to enjoy Your Garden? \ ou will, if you have the New SMOOTHTOP . with ovenheat control Sold, in sta lle d a n d serv iced by PORTLAND GAS & COKE CO. F ifth an d A lder M Ain <>500 PAGB T H R O GRESHAM LOCALS Miss Alice W alker, who has been at- I tending a business college in P o rtlan d ' for several m onths past, h as accepted i a position as office a s sista n t a t the | E astm an L um ber com pany. Mrs. George J. R obertson, a sister of Mrs. W. H. Gibson, w ith h er sm all j son, Norm an, left th is m o rning on the 1 boat, “Rose C ity," for h er home in ! San F ran cisco afte r a visit of two i m onths a t th e Gibson home. Mr. and Mrs. H arold K ern arriv ed from San F ran cisco Monday evening ! to rem ain w ith th e ir p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. M. D. K ern for an indefinite per- i iod. T hey m ade th e trip in th e ir , “ S tar" in ju st tw o days. Mrs. J. W. H ollenbeck, a dau g h ter, is also h ere from Los A ngeles for an extended stay. Mr. and Mrs. F. N. M ew hirter, of Newberg, have been spending a day or two at th e home of th e ir d au g h ter Mrs. Roy Gibbs. P ercy Sm ith w as tak en to th e hos pital Tuesday evening suffering from a form of in testin al trouble. A late r e p ort is to th e effect th a t he is much improved. Thom as G inder, fo rm erly a resident of G resham , w as here th is week for I several days from N ew berg v is itin g ! w ith old friends and atten d in g to some business m atters. He w as accom panied by his son, C harles G inder, of IUahe, Oregon, a tow n ab o u t 40 m iles up th e Rogue river, and also a young m an friend, Jo h n Songer. who is en joying a vacation from his duties of M IL L IN E R Y $2-4S to *9 S0 Colored Felts, Special............. .9<Sc| Children's Hats, 2 to 10, S/.75-X501 Lovely Easter Frocks, $12.50-19.75 A Splendid assortment of Smart Easter Frocks. Ra dium, Crepe and Satin. The group also includes some love ly printed silk dresses. Shades include becoming g r e e n s , tapri blue, gray and rose, in sizes. A SPECIAL COAT 3 ? The Ladies’ Shoppe Prices effective Saturday, April 3 to Tuesday, April 20 Inclusive L ib b y ’s o r P ref. Stock S p in a ch , la rg e c a n s R eg. 19c, 3 ca n s, 58c S h rim p , “ A m erican B e a u ty ”, No. 1 can s R eg. 15c, 3 c a n s 85c L ib b y ’s C ling P each es, L a rg e ca n s, r e g .... 25c 3 c a n s .........................70c L ibbys A pple B u tte r. No. 1 c a n s, r e g __15c 3 c a n s .......................42c C rab M eat, “ S a k h a lin ” , h alv es, can , reg... 33c 3 c a n s .......................S9e P e n M onte C atsup, Lge. b o ttles, re g . 23c 3 b o ttle s ............... 05c L ibbys M ilk, re g c a n 10c 3 ca n s, 28c, 6 fo r 55c P U R E CANE SUGAR, 10 p o u n d s.............................. 50c Sack ....... ................... ..... $5.59 20th C e n tu ry B U T T E R , fresh c re a m e ry , lb. 47c, roll, 93c EGGS, fre sh s ta n d a rd s Dozen, 24c, 2 d o z e n ...... 47c AMAIZO OIL, qt. can 42c CREAM R O L L E D OATS, fre sh ly m illed, 9-lb sack 39c ST R A IN E D HONEY, pure, p in t M ason ja r 29c q u a rt j a r ................................. 49c C am p b ell’s TOMATO SOUP, 3 c a n s ................................... 25c 20th C e n tu ry C O E E E E , “ d ire c t from o u r r o a s te r to you.” P ound 47c, 3 pounds $1.38 CR Y STA L W H IT E SOAP, 10 b a rs ................................... 35c LARD, 3 lb s...............................03c COMPOUND, 3 lbs ................. 55c YIM FLO U R , 49-lb. sack #2.13 Osburn Bldg. S ta n d a rd C orn, B est Iow a pack, cn, re g 13c 3 c a n s ...................... 30c S ta n d a rd P eas, sw eet and ten d e r, cn, re g 13c 3 c a n s ........................35c Del M onte H ot Sauce, B uffet can s, r e g ......8c 3 c a n s ....................... 22c • Del M onte T om atoes, Lge. can s, re g ........19c 3 c a n s .................... 53c S ta n d a rd T o m ato es, L a rg e ca n s, reg 13c 3 c a n s ..................... 85c L ibby’s P in e ap p le , Sliced L a rg e can s, reg 25c 3 c a n s ........................70c CLEAN UP! PAINT UP! The time is at hand Save Part of Every Paint $ This is the time of year when you should clean up the debris of the winter and put your buildings in shape to withstand the ravages of the Hot summer sun and wind. Buildings will l^st longer and look better if given a coat of paint occasionally. Sherwin-Williams paint, reg. $3.95 gallon.. $3.50 Blue Valley paint, reg. $3.00 gallon.............. $2.65 3%-inch Olympic Wall Brush, reg. $1.50 spcl, $1.20 Shingle Stain, red, green, brown, gallon........ $1.25 , L. L. KIDDER HDW. CO. Phone 1421 Paint Headquarters M A IN STR EET O ysters, "A m er. B e a u ty ” 5-oz. can s, r e g ....... 15c 3 c a n s .......................43c We are going to make it as easy as possible for the householder to save on every paint dollar and offer at special prices until April 6th Gresham for the smart miss and the youthful woman. We have just received a splen did assortment of extremely smart coats for sport, school and dressy wear at popular prices. $ 1 2 .5 0 to $ 2 7 .5 0 Ask the Salespeople in the 20th Century Stores'for your ('aimed Goods Catalog, showine more complete list of savings, if one was not delivered to your door SPECIALS-Saturday, Monday April 3 and 5 • • / CANNED GOODS SALE C a m p b e ll’s B eans, " B ig ” can, r e g ....... 10c 3 c a n s .......................25c EASTER HATS A splendid selection of Smartly Trimmed IlATS just received. Hair, hair and satin, hair and tat feta, crepe and straw combi nations are seen in cleverly designed hats in large, medium and small shapes in the most wanted colors. See these wonder ful offerings now! 20™ CENTURY STORES A real Canned Goods Sale planned for you. Here you have your pick of the Nation’s best packs. Nationally advertis .1 brands of known value at real money- s. vine prices. Canned Goods keep indefinitely so anticipate your needs for, the more you buy the more you save.” SM ART ru n n in g a pack train and ca rry in g th e m ail th ro u g h th e w ilds of so u th ern Oregon via m ule tran sp o rta tio n . The men m ade th e trip h ere In a w ell-w orn C hevrolet and had equipm ent for cam ping by th e way. _ W ard Inglis h as purchased from C. I. R aker th e lesid en ce p ro p erty which th e la tte r rec en tly acquired from H. J. P u lfe r on Ava avenue and Is moving his fam ily into th e house. T he house n ear th e g arag e w hich is being v ac at ed by Mr. In g lis will be rented. B orn to Mr. and Mrs. W. L. H u tch in son on T hursday, April 1. a daughter. Dr. T hom as D arling is ill a t his home south of Gresham . T hom as W iles has been sick for sev eral days w ith an attack of bronchial trouble, h ut is improving. Mrs. R obert H ayes, accom panied by ¡tw o S eattle friends, cam e W ednesday for a brief v isit w ith her p aren ts, Mr and Mrs. J. A. Bushong. She w ent on to A lbany T h u rsd ay to spend a few days w ith her husb an d 's p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. G eorge Hayes, expecting to re tu rn to G resham S aturday. Dr. E dna M. Riorden, of P o rtlan d , was a business caller in G resham on T hursday. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. H ill, from C ana da, old acq u ain tan ces of Dr. and Mrs. F ra n k Peak in K ansas, visited a t the P eak home on Sunday. T hey are much pleased w ith th is p a rt of the co u n try and a re th inking of locating p erm an en tly In th is vicinity. Joe Peak sp en t his sp rin g vacation at home, fro m the U niversity of O re gon. and d u rin g th e week en tertain ed as guests tw o of his fra te rn ity b ro th ers, R ufus S um ner and C h arles T aft, whose hom es a re at Hood River. John Brown Is ill at his home as the re su lt of an attac k described as slu g gish h e a rt action which he suffered th is m orning. He is conscious, how ever, and his physician pred icts th a t w ith a few d ay's re st and quiet and freedom from work, Mr. Brown will be In his usual health. C ontinued on page 4 BORINC. GRESHAM Y*-’ i 32 _ X A I L , PÄ Give B loom ing P lan ts FOR EASTER Think how much longer a bloom ing plant will last than cut Flow ers, thus carrying over into many days following, the spirit of Easter beauty. A la rg e selectio n o f th e c h o ic e st potted p la n ts to choose from a t p rices th a t a re lo w er th a n e v e r b efo re. O rder now ! WALRAD MERCANTILE CO. Phone 1411 Gresham EASTER LILIES Easter Lilies Very K easonuhle Z inerea P rim ro ses, each S5c F in e B edding P la n ts R ock P la n ts S h ru b s R oses Mrs. Andrew Modln and son, E lton, J Some large E v erg reen s a t 50c each of F o re st Grove, have been a t t h e ; hom e of Mrs. Inga Modln and a lso : w ith h er sister-in -law , Mrs. T. J. L arson, since Monday of th is week. P reach in g service will begin at 10 1 m ile east 12-mlle co rn e r on Base Line road o’clock at th e Boring M ethodist ch u rch and th e topic to be used by th e Phone 84x4 I pasto r, the Rev. E. W. W ithnell. will | be th a t of “The R esu rrectio n .” A baptism al service will be held a t the ican Indians, who is on furlough in i sam e hour. Sunday school will begin th is co u n try a t th e p resen t tim e, will at 11 o'clock. speak a t th e com m unity ch u rch at Sandy on Sunday evening. A pril 4, at T :3 0 . S tereoptlcon views accom pany George H. Ekdahl, a retu rn ed m is- ¡ the lectu re and both they and th e a d sto n ary from th e Bolivia South Amer- dress a re said to be very Interesting. Suhr Flower Farm SANDY Order early and get the choicest Roses, Carnations Callas Elowering Plants and Bedding Plants Phone 306 Gresham Greenhouse Why do all farm ers tio n al farm equipm ent? w ays get th eir p arts. R u ark , 300 Belm ont St.. pays th e freight.—Adv. buy I n te rn a They can a l Sold by Mr. P o rtlan d . He R uark sells McCormick Deering farm m achines, 300 Belm ont St., P o rt land, and pays the freig h t.—Adv.
