Gresham outlook., April 09, 1926, Page 4, Image 4

TOBACCO
SPECIAL
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An a s s o rtm e n t of sm o k in g
tobaccos in tin s a n d sacks,
w h ile th ey laRt a t i/2 price.
T h e q u a n titie s a re lim ite d .
Miss T helm a M etzger was m arried
W ednesday a t V ancouver, W ashington.
1 to John DeCosta, of Bandon, Oregon,
P o rtlan d friends accom panying the
| couple to V ancouver for th e cerem ony
i They left the sam e evening for O ak­
land to reside, n ear which city Mr.
DeCosta is em ployed as en g in eer on a
boat. The bride, a d au g h ter of Mr.
and Mrs. F ra n k M etzger, is a g radu
ate of G resham Union high school.
She was em ployed for about tw o y ears
as bookkeeper at th e Outlook office
The couple left by au to for the south,
expecting to stop off a t Bandon for a
sh o rt tim e before proceeding to th e ir
fu tu re home in C alifornia
Mrs. George Moffitt cam e up from
E ugene Monday w ith L ester Boring,
who had been a w eek-end v isitor at
th e Moffitt home, and rem ained for
several days visiting old frien d s and
neighbors.
Mrs. Miriam A dkins and two ch il­
dren! B etty M arie and B erta Lou. a r ­
rived from H eppner, Oregon. W ednes­
day to spend a week or m ore w ith her
p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Brown.
They w ere driven down by a cousin of
Mr. Brown, W illiam Campbell, who r e ­
tu rn ed to his home a t H eppner T h u rs­
day.
BE PARTICULAR about your food/
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t U V C I U S C U 1 foodstuffs
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that have met the public’s approval. Our economical Thethods of distribution bring
these to you at genuine savings.
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A d in n er will be served by th e ladies
of th e M ethodist Ladies Aid in the
THINK! THINK! THINK!
church dining room on F rid ay eve­
Insurance for Farmers.
ning, April 30.
We a re h ea d q u arte rs for
CRISCO,
P U R E LARD, bulk,
T he F a rm e rs' M utual F ire Relief
K e llo g g ’s CORN FL A K E S ,
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. W hite moved to
3-lb. can
' Assn, of P o rtlan d Is In its tw enty-sec-
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F re sh ly rendered, 3 lbs.
K3c
3 p a c k a g e s ................... 25c
POTTED PLANTS
I ond year, w ith a to ta l m em bership of Bull R un T h u rsd ay to reside. They
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: 15,000, th e la rg e st F a rm e rs’ M utual have been living in G resham for the
BEDDING STOCK
G roner’s ” Jum bo W aln uts,
F ire In su ra n ce Assn, on th e Pacific
from the G resham G reenhouse
Coast. All fire losses prom ptly paid. past six m onths or so near Mr. W hite's
No low er ra te on farm In su ran ce can p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. H J. W hite. He
he found w est of the Rocky m ountains. is em ployed at th e Cam eron-H ogg
ROYAL W H IT E SOAP,
M rs. S te w a rt’s BLUEING ,
L IB B Y ’S M ILK, ta ll can s.
If you w ant an y th in g along co-o p era­ L um ber com pany.
10 b a r s .......................... 35c
L a rg e b o t t l e ................15c
3 fo r ...............................88c
tive lines for F arm ers or need in s u r­
( SECOND & MAIN
GRESHAM
Miss E dna Angell, who h as retu rn ed
ance, call on P resid en t H. W. S n ash all
G round C h ocolate,
at the F air grounds, G resham , Oregon. from a th ree -m o n th s’ trip to C alifo r­
Phone 2101.—Adv.
nia, is m aking her home w ith Mrs.
2 0 c, 3 f o r . .5 8 c
M artha Fieldhouse.
COMB HONEY
D A TES, G olden, in bulk,
Mrs. A lfred Blom and her m other,
SM ALL W H IT E BEANS,
L a rg e w h ite se c tio n s
N u tritio u s a n d delicious
Mrs. C ath erin e A lhquist, left W ednes­
T w ice cle a n e d , C a lifo rn ia s,
12% oz. or over, 2»C, 2 fo r S0C
3 p o unds ................... ..25c
day for Clay C enter, K ansas, called
3 p o u n d s ......................25c
th e re by the critica l illn ess of Mrs.
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(All
white
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eat),
creamed
on
toast,
and served with
Blom's bro th er, A lfred A lhquist. W ord
sliced tomatoes and baked potatoes, makes a delightful luncheon,
has been received by the Blom fam ily
h ere th a t he is not expected to live
halves, can 25c, 2 for 49c
The tw o ladies expect to be gone a
T O IL E T P A P E R , “ 1000
M a rk e t Day RA ISIN S,
E c o n o m y M ATCHES,
m onth or longer.
T a ilo re d an d fan cy c o a ls of th e v a rie ty
s h e e t”, soft s a n ita rjb tis s u e ,
S eedless T h o m p s o n ’s
G ood sized boxes,
The G resham g ran g e will m eet next
m o st so u g h t fo r s tre e t, b u sin ess, s p o rts
3 r o l l s .......•................. 23c
4-lb. p a c k a g e ............. 37c
3
boxes
f o r................... 10c
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onthly
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a n d all a ro u n d u tility w ear. T an , Blue,
sion an d th e usual good p ro g ram is
(Jray, R ust, a n y G ray an d T a n m ix tu re s
M acaroni,
prom ised for the occasion. R. W. Gill
a re th e lead in g shades.
wfl speak during th e lectu re hour.
C lever new c o lla r and cuff effects a re used
E xcavations have begun for th e
W A TE R TU M B LER S,
FL O U R , K e r r ’s B est P a t ­
erection of a new m odern home for
T hin stro n g g lasses w ith re ­
en t, 49-lb. s a c k ...... #2.0»
PA N CA K E FLO U R ,
inforced rounded edges,
Mr. and Mrs. C. I. R ak er a t F lorence
F is h e r 's B le n d .......... #2.1»
S p e rry ’s, 10-lb. sack 73c
avenue and W est Pow ell street. The
10c value, only 5c, dz. 59<
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Vim F lo u r ....................#2.13
ex terio r of the house will be of m oon­
stone, som ew hat sim ilar to stucco in
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In G in g h am , E n g lish P r in ts
a » n n
ap p earan ce, th e re w ill be a full b ase­
a n d Voiles. S pecially priced a t . . y L “ O
47c,
m ent and the house will be m odern in
every detail. The E astm an L um ber
T h e b a la n c e of o u r felt s p o rt
com pany is fu rn ish in g the lum ber for
h a ts.
C olors left — t a n ,
the s tru c tu re and local men a re to be
g ree n , p ink a n d b la c k ...........
em ployed on th e job. E. D. R ak er has
R. G. H an set and Miss M adeline
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p urchased the home now being occu­ Davis, both of P o rtlan d , who figured
pied by C. I. R aker and wife and will In an autom obile accid en t In G resh-
move his fam ily Into the resid en ce am on M arch 27 when C harles H a n ­
n ear the grade school upon com ple son, m ail m essenger, w as th ro w n to
tion of th e new house.
the pavem ent, receiving a num ber of
The ju n io r class of high school is in ju ries, and th e c a r of F ra n k Spey
m aking p rep a ra tio n s for a shadow brock w as som ew hat dam aged, ap ­
C leverly sty led m odels
bask et social to be given F rid ay eve­ peared In G resham m unicipal co u rt r e ­
C h a rm in g ly developed
of S w iss h a ir, M ilan
ning, th e proceeds of w hich w ill be cently and both plead guilty to in ­
hem p a n d m odish com ­
of
fa sh io n a b le
s ilk
used to help defray th e expenses o f. fractio n of the law. H anset, th e own
b in atio n s.
publishing th e "M unhinotu” in 1927. er of th e m achine, w as fined $25 and
crep es, g e o rg e tte s in a
C lose-filling, oiY-the-
P receding the selling of th e baskets in addition com pensated H anson and
face an d w ide brim h a ts
h o st of th is s e a s o n ’s
the class will p u t on a play entitled, Speybrock for th e dam ages w hich they
in sty le s to su it m aid o r
sustained. The g irl w as also fined
"A Backwoods School of ’19.”
new
est
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d
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sira
b
le
i $25 for o p eratin g a m achine w ithout a
m atro n .
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W
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an's
A
uxiliary
of
the
colors^ M any new bod­
A m erican Legion will m eet w ith Mrs. license. It ap p eared from th e evi
Regular $1.25 Silk Mixed
('H IL D K E N ’N H ATS
ices and c irc u la r s k ir ts
O. A. E astm an on T uesday aftern o o n dence th a t she w as fam iliar w ith th e
Printed Crepes, pretty pat­
Pink, blue, tan , brown and
a t 2 o’clock for the purpose of sew ing operation of a Ford, b u t had not had
a re show n.
henna.
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much
experience
d
riving
a
g
ear
shift
terns
and colors,
for the needs of the v e te ra n s’ hospital.
It is expected to resum e the sew ing of ca r and this, ap p aren tly , w-as the cause
assortment, spcl, yd....
carp et rag s for th e purpose of m aking of th e accident.
Miss Rena Stevenson, who has been
ru g s for th e hospital. All ladies are
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invited to be p resen t and assist in this In ch arg e of a deaconess home in
work, w h eth er m em bers of the A uxil­ P o rtlan d for th e p ast th re e im giths,
Regular $3.50 Printed Silk Crepes, good qual-tf*Q q q
iary or not. Those atten d in g are re ­ has retu rn ed to h er home In G resh
ity and pretty patterns and colorings. S p c l V ^ « ^ O
quested to provide them selves with am.
Main Street
Gresham
scissors, needle and thim ble.
Mrs. H. S. M cM urry has now r e ­
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T he Rev. Mr. Sm ith, p asto r of th e tu rn ed to G resham from Good S am a r­
itan
hospital
to
ta
k
e
ca
re
of
her
A lberta F re e M ethodist ch u rch , will
preach at the U ndenom inational te m ­ youngest child w ho is still critica lly I
ple Sunday night in place of th e reg ill a t th e hom e of Mrs. P. E. Stone
Park here and shop in comfort
L ucille, th e th ree-y ear-o ld d au g h ter
u la r p asto r of th e tem ple.
Phone
2221
Gresham
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben P eterso n have who has been sick m ore th an tw o
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ren ted th e S ch iller house a t S chiller m onths, is still In th e ho sp ital u nder
th e care of n u rses and is said to be y
sta tio n and expect to occupy it soon.
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NEW BERG HAM, just right for the pan,
Ja k e M etzger is p ain tin g th e wood­ slig h tly improved.
W hole or half, lb. 39<‘
The A rem e club w ill m eet w ith Mrs
w ork of th e in te rio r of his house, also
m aking a num ber of a lteratio n s w hich J. C. S chultz Monday afternoon, A pril
REX PURE LARI), best standard grade
12. The hostess w ill be assisted by
provide for m ore room space,
M edium pail 95c, large $1.85
W endall Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. B enjam in Cam eron, Mrs. C arrie
F. A. M iller at M elville farm , has been Powell and Mrs. C. G. Schneider.
BROOK I I ELD LOAF CHEESE,
spending p a rt of th is week w ith his
H arold Judd, 14-year-old son of the
\\ hole or half, lb. 30c
p aren ts. He arriv ed T uesday from Rev. and Mrs. E. G. Judd, retu rn ed to
B altim ore on th e "F elix T aussage", of school th is m orning a fte r an absence
M AXW ELL HOUSE COFFEE,
w hich boat he w as prom oted to the of tw o w eeks, due to illn ess w hich
E xtra heavy blend, 1 lb 57c, 3 lbs. $1.68
office of chief officer on the last trip was th o u g h t to border on anem ia
out. He expects to leave S aturday by
Mrs. Joe Gray and h er d au g h ter
PURE CANE SUGAR,
way of th e Panam a Canal for New- Edna May, are both on th e sick list
Cash price for Saturday and Monday, 100-lb. sk $5.87
York D uring the week several of th e th is week, w ith a severe case of g rip
Miller ch ild ren have been out from
MILK Borden’s, E arnation, Alpine............... can 10c
C. A. C aro th ers and his nephew
Put them to work helping build your fortune
P o rtlan d for im prom ptu d inner p arties
Army Sm ith, spent E aster w ith the
and
fam
ily
reunions.
at
the First State Bank.
t AM PBELL’S SOUPS, all varieties ............ can 10c
fo rm er's d au g h ter, Mrs. George Sm ith
The G resham au x iliary of th e Wo­ and fam ily at CottrelL
m an 's Home M issionary society of the
RAISINS, Market Day Special
4-lb. package 39<
A bake sale w ill be conducted by
B e pay 4 per cent on ¡tarings and time
M. K ch u rch will hold its April m eet­
IO ,L E I SOAPS Peter Pan, Peet’s Mechanic,
deposits.
ing at th e home of Mrs. Jam es S terlin g the g irls of th e A thletic club of the
on W ednesday, April 14, at 2 o'clock. eighth grade, at th e A. W. M etzger
Creme Oil, Bath Tablets, 6 bars 39,
Mrs. H L. St C lair w ill lead the study sto re. S atu rd ay , A pril 10, beginning at
1 o'clock.
\\ 11.1) BLACKBERRIES, canned for home use.
hour. Miss Rena Stevenson will have
ch a rg e of th e devotional service and
Pint jar 35c, quarts 65,
t Ig arette Smoking.
Mesdames W J. Ott, P Michel and D.
(By
Jo
h n Joseph G aines, M. D.)
LONG’S COVERED W AC,ON SY Rl P.
E Tow le will assist th e hostess. All
The fum es of th e lighted cig arette
Save $10.00 a month for 30 years and vou
women
of
the
ch
u
rch
and
com
m
unity
Pints 35c, quarts 65, , half gal. $1.25
ca rry th e ir en tire influence to the
are Invited to attend.
will have $6.922.81.
Bl LK COCOA, hea\ a in oil content........ 3 lbs.
H ow ard Pow er and Guy Cox cam e u ser in resp o n se to suction, and are
from W ahkiacus, W ashington, y ester­ d istrib u ted by in h alatio n . All people
COMB HO.NI 'i , heavy, well tilled combs. ..each
day, retu rn in g to th e ir ran ch es today. who sm oke, inhale. Some deny th is
They bought 2S head of goats at S an­ but they are m istaken. The sm oke en ­
STRA IN ED 1 IO N IA , sage and alfalfa.
te rs the m outh and attac k s the se n si­
dy, also s o m e c h i c k e n s from th e ran ch tive nerves of the o ral cavity in stan t-
Pints 29c. quarts
of R. W alters. Young Cox has 40
40 i ly. The first effect is stim u latio n ;
ac res of land In his farm and Pow r r I longer and m ore freq u en t indulgence
Old Monk Mayonnaise
I Made w ith o ld Ml Ulk r , 1
E xhaustion
has 120 acres. They expect to utilize w eakens — overpow ers.
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Thousand Island Dressing, f
tak es place, due to over-stim ulation.
the goats in cleaning up th e land, after The ta ste of the addict becom es less
w hich they plan to put ten acres each acu te as tim e goes on. u n til he c a n ­
A Strong Bank
COLD BAR E \N.NED \ EC I- FABLES
into apples, which is a stap le crop in not ap p reciate the flavors of his food.
Corn, Peas, Tomatoes , 2 cans 35-, 3 cans
th at vicinity. Mrs. C lark Melugin, tlve Nothing ta ste s so good to him as the
fum es of th is b u rlesq u e of th e to b ac­
m
other of Pow er, is keeping house for conist. It is safe to say th a t the chew ­
SPI \R I I 1 \ l ) 1 OBACCO, 'pecial 10c cuts
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her son. but Cox is a first class bach- e r of "th e weed" suffers less dam age
lor. T he la tte r is plan n in g on build­ th an the ab so rb er of th e volatile fa rth e r along, the nerve-fibres tow ard holy, th e face ex p ressionless, the h e .r -
SA TURDAY SPECIAL BON CANDY,
chem ical w ithin th e cig arette! The
ing a house soon.
\sso rted chocolates, box 3 9
chew er escapes m uch of tobacco pois­ th e b rain th an its predecessor ad- Ing and eyesight less acute, ami the
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. S quire e n te r­ oning by his copious ex p ecto ratio n —
th e ^ h a rm
. ’hr0UHh t , i L nO’ trU8, P° ,8e ° f ‘he b r“ n distUrb- d »"«'*
tained for E aster dinner Mr. and Mrs. but c ig arette fum es absorb and stay
th e h arm done is q u ad ru p led ; w ith fingers trem b le under the . H . h t e s t
W H M itchell. Mr. and Mrs A. Ger- un til th eir e n tire effect is bestow ed wide n o strils, even th is Is Intensified, ettem en t T h at th i.
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until the sensitive m ucous m em branes courage and e x i u t i v e a h
win and Mr. and Mrs. C harles Benton, upon the victim
C igarette-sm oking is d istin ctly a become dry. the sense of sm ell dlm in- yond qu e“t"on U the « . m e - A r n
all from P ortland.
follow -up process, each one reach in g ished or lost, th e b reath fetid and un- 'c o st»
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orth thv
Offerings Saturday and Monday, April 10th and 12th
full of big white sweet meats with a
flavor that only Groner produces, pound. . . 38c, 2 pounds. . . 75c
The Oscarette
Pure, in bulk, hence the saving-
pound . . .
Smart Coats
$12-75
baked with cheese is a wholesome meat substitute
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4 lbs. 25c
Special for Saturday
W ASH DRESSES
‘Really produces an improved flavor’
direct from our roaster to you keeps price low, lb.
3 lbs. $1.38
Felt Hats
SMART HATS
$2.95 to $8.50
DRESSES
$10.75 to $19.75
EXTRA
SPECIAL !
The Ladies’ Shoppe
L. A. Wack & Co.
Grocery Bulletin
GOOD SIGNS
$ $ $ and %%%
FIRST STATE BANK
A. W. Metzger & Co.