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Methodist Episcopal Church.
T he usual services of the day will
be held next Sunday, beginning w ith
Blble -chooi at 10 o ’clock. The pastor,
Dr. C. W. H uett, will preach both
i h 7 m ng .“ nd evenln«
subject in
M a n " » ? ? ? ’Ti" bC "The Search fo r “
Man and in th e evening "D ivinity in
i ’i 'f ^ 'f m ° r ..th ® ^ lgns of Go<l <n the
Life of Man.
T here will be special
music a t both services.
The official board will m eet In the
p asto r s study on T uesoay evening and
the m id-w eek service on T hursday
evening.
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The W om an’s Home M issionary so
ciety of th e M ethodist Episcopal
church will m eet a t th e hom e of Mrs.
Special.
George H oney W ednesday afternoon,
250-, 500- orlOOO-pound F airb an k s
Morse scales. Single or double beam Ju n e 9. Mrs. L. L. K idder w ill have
ch arg e of th e lesson. T he an n u al
H essel Im plem ent Co.—Adv
election of officers w ill ta k e place at
th is m eeting and a good atten d a n ce is
desired.
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. M anning, accom
panied by th e ir g ran d d a u g h ter, Miss
Louise H ow ard and tw o of h er c la ss
m ates from Monmouth sta te norm al.
Miss N ina Cheney and Miss C harlotte
W hite, retu rn ed to G resham F rid ay
evening a fte r a tw o-w eeks’ trip to
so u th ern Oregon. They w ent as fa r
south as C en tral P oint, spending
week a t G ran ts Pass w ith th e ir son-
in-law and d au g h ter. Mr. an d Mrs. L.
D. H ow ard, also visiting o th er r e la
tives and frien d s there. Mr. M anning
spent two days at Salem w here he was
a delegate to the g ran d lodge of the
Odd Fellow s, also they visited a t Cot
tage Grove. O akland, Y oncalla. D rain
and Albany. They drove to Monmouth
for th e ir g ran d d a u g h ter and h er
friends, then cam e on home. T he th ree
g irls re tu rn e d to th e ir stu d ies a t the
norm al Monday evening.
F ra n k Gibbs is re-p ain tin g th e ex
te rio r of his residence th is week.
The A rem e club w ill m eet a t the
home of Mrs. Clyde R uegg Monday o f
ternoon, Ju n e 7. The hostess will be
assisted by Mrs. E. L. S helton, Mrs.
W illiam S tan ley an d Mrs. A rnold
Ruegg. An invitation is extended to
all O. E. S. ladies to be presen t.
Practical Dresses
fo r S u m m e r
p O R summer days you want
I Presses that are stylish, yet
they must be practical, if you are to
enjoy to the full extent your vaca
tion trips. These Dresses will, we
believe, meet your every’ require
ment, Sizes 16 to 44.
*7.75
*9.75
*12.75
Sm artly Styled Hats
specially priced
Hats of straw and other summer
materials now predominate our
displays of seasonable millinery.
Smartly styled are the models be
ing shown.
*2.95 to *4.95
The Ladies’ Shoppe
Osburn Bldg.
Gresham
20CENTÜRYSTORES
Dependable Grocers
♦n «r?ikalizing
resP°ns,ibi,ity to our customers we make it our business
tof eth®r you* food requirements and place them in convenientlv
located depots of supply. Fresh, clean merchandise priced X h t «„J
quickly available at every TWENTIETH CENTURY STORE.
d
Money Savers Saturday and Monday, June 5 and 7
..... 35c
STANDARD BEANS, "B lue B elle” cu t
refugee, strin g le ss variety . Can 10c, 3 for.
“CAMPBELL’S" BEANS, the "B ig" tin. Good
w holesom e food, ready to serve, at an ex- O P
trem ely low cost, 3 can s ( 3 ^ lbs. n e t ) ........ Z t ) C
“ PAROW AX", seals your Jellies*and jam s.
1-lb. packages, 2 f o r ........
( E N T l’RY" JA B RUBBERS, new double
lipped heavy red rin g s ad ap tab le to eith er e t r
hot o r cold pack, 3 d o zen ............................... Z O C
OYSTERS, “ A m erican Beauty", latest pack, scal-
sta n ti i? merS» m a^ e b° th a P,ea8ing a «d su b
sta n tia l m eat su b stitu te. 5-oz. net ens 15c 4 0
3 for.
“AMAIZO" OIL, am azingly good for cook-
ing, baking or m ayonnaise, q u a rt c a n ........
Royal BAKING POW DER, 12-oz. can 43c
2% -lb. can
LIBBY’S MII.K, tall cans. 4 for.
MASON JA R CAPS, p o rcelain lined zinc
Dozen 25c, 2 d o zen ........
John Hom an, a ra n c h e r and b erry
grow er in th e L usted d istric t, g la d
dened th e h e a rts of th e O utlook force
recen tly by th e p rese n tatio n of a
sam ple of his luscious New Oregon
straw b erries. F o u rteen of th ese sp le n
did berries weighed n early 1% pounds
and for a delicious flavor, could not be
su rp assed is th e opinion of those who
had the p leasure of ta stin g them .
G. R. Schlauch, p ro fesso r of h isto ry
in Linfield college, spoke at th e Bap
tis t ch u rch W ednesday evening to an
Interested audience on th e h lsto ry ’and
p resen t outlook of Linfield college a t
McMinnville. H is le ctu re w as Ulus
tra te d and gave in detail th e develop
m ent of the college up to the p resen t
tim e and of th e excellent w ork done
by Dr. Riley in secu rin g th e endow
m ent funds of th e in stitu tio n . A drive
is now u nder way in W ashington, O re
gon and Idaho to raise a h alf m illion
d o llars w hich w ill be expended on
buildings and equipm ent.
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n H ansen, re tu rn e d
W ednesday from an extended to u r of
C alifornia and a re at th e home of Mr
and Mrs. D. M. R oberts for a few days
They expect to reside in P o rtlan d
w here Mr. H ansen will be em ployed
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Beegle and
dau g h ter, Miss Addle P ullen, and F red
K arlan , m ade a trip of 12 m iles east
of T he D alles on Sunday, w here they
visited with Mr. and Mrs. A. G. P ullen.
T his was the occasion of th e try in g -
out of the new landau sedan w hich Mr.
Beegle recently purchased. T he p arty
w ent up th e Colum bia River highw ay,
but retu rn ed by way of T he D alles-
C allfornia highw ay, McKenzie and P a
cific highw ays.
The W om an's au x ilia ry of th e A m er
ican Legion will hold its sew ing m eet
ing Tuesday afternoon, Ju n e 8, a t the
home of Mrs. W. P. T u erck on R oberts
avenue. All m em bers a re u rged to be
present.
The Rebekah W elfare club will m eet
w ith Mrs. Lulu O sburn Monday a fte r
noon. All R ebekahs are co rd ially in
vited.
STANDARD COHN, "T u rn p ik e" brand
w hole g rain , E v erg reen S u g ar corn.
Can 10c, 3 f o r ..
TOBACCO SPECIALS
aiterglow .
L arg e full boxes, box 5c.
C arton of 6 b o x es..........
A. W. Metzger & Co.
ty
Phone 1451
Pee a ¡¿Si
ISf $1.19
can
$2.29
-I.IB B V S - P IN E A P P L E , 8 la rg e , 1 1 c . to th e can,
. 73C
TTsc
packed in rich syrup. Lge c a n , 86c, 3 f o r .
BULK COCOA, p u re an d wholesome,
2 lbs
RAISINS, unbleached seedless Thom psons
3 lbs..........
29c
I LOI R, “ Kerr’s" Best Patent, 49-lb. sks $2.09
FISHER’S BLEND ................................... $2.19
29c
Zi/C
“ DEI. MONTE” SALAD POINTS, 1926 pack Serve
asp arag u s tips on to a st for luncheon
p i
Med. size 23c, 3 f o r .......... O 3 C
I
“ ROYAL” GELATIN, new, sp a rk lin g quicklv
™a, ,le7 a R° yal Baking Pow der Co. prod- 9 9 ^
uct. Five flavors.
2 p packages
Z > )C
ackages.
$1.13
IHC
MILL HUN, 80-lb. sack s.
“ SEA EDAM" WASHING POWDER,
-g
______________B arge package, (3 ^ -lb s . net)
crystal white soap . 'P u re Soap all
th r u ”.
10 b a r s . . . ,
“Means better Coffee” and at a low
price, too, because it comes direct from
Special
Value.
Balloon Cloth
Here’s a good opportunity to lay in
your summer shirts. Coat style, col
lar attached, cuffs and extra pocket.
T an, G ray an d B lue.
NECKWEAR
New patterns in full cut.
Silk four-in-hands.
AlsWortK&Martiix1^
M E N ’S W
E A R S H O E S
SHOES
G R E S H A M
I
Mrs. A. J. B urdick of Reedsport,
Oregon, arriv ed T uesday for a stay of
| several weeks w ith her d au g h ter, Mrs.
I Paul Vedder, who is convalescing from
I a severe attac k of h eart trouble.
Mrs. E. Zahn, of S eattle, and hep
laughter, Mrs. H Sim m ons, of Ridge-
i field, Washington, an visiting
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brother, H< r-
1 m an W ihlon. and fam ily, also Mrs.
|
days with her sister. Mrs. Jo h n Ickler.
and with an o th er brother. H. C. W ih
lon.
Mrs
I
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¡P o x .
YOUR SPINE
Here Lies the Cause of your
Trouble.
H ave th is cause rem oved by chiro-
w in ',.nsa,prpe ^ ,en t and your 8ickD-
Spinal exam ination and consultation
w ithout charge.
Dr. Geo. E. Mallett
Olili e phone 1321
Batik of G resham Bldg.
C lark Melugin and her son,
’’ ’ ' " " ’ ' • ■ •
S ,:, !.,k
| the home of th e fo rm er's bro th er. O A.
1 lb. GR XNGER ROUGH CU I' (5c, 1
i’ipe 50c. $1.35 value
1 lb. X ELX I T TOBACCO $1.15,1 Tob.
well 50c, Cig Papers 5c,
1 lb. P. A. I OB XCCO
93,
1 lb. II M I X ) TOBACCO
5-lb
X l m w , lG H r’ fV T ( HES’ n o “ - ^ ‘«onous, no
GROCERY BULLETIN
NEW BERG HAM, quality unexcelled
,,
n v v I,. « ... , ................. '
.............................................................. Lb 39<
RI X 1 I RE LARD, med. pail, 95-
large pail $1.85
K ER R ’S JE L L IE S
Griffin Brand
assort ed
USED
.JARS
R
IPE OLIVES
Glass 10c
3 cans 25 f
We have on h and a few used
Mason
and
Economy
q
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a
rt
ja
rs.
KERR'S PRESERX- ES
X an Camp’s
As n ( lean-tip Special
assorted
PORK and BEANS
Large glass 25«'
•Med. can 10c, doz. $1.15
I -onoiny q u arts . 75
M ason q u arts ..
65
Mt. Hood
GOLD BAR CATSUP
W
ASHING
POW DER
special
25c
pkg.
15d
Pint 19<‘
Home Canned
(¡old Bar Canned Goods,
(•'OLD B \R R \I S 1 \S
PEAS, CORN,
Saturday special
Fruii
FOM A FOES
Pkg. 10«’
Put up for home use. A v a
3 cans 50
riety
Includng
black b erries
Sperr) SNOWFLAKE
plum s, ch erries, hu. kleberrles
Solar Brand
cake flour
PIN
EA PPLE
Special
qt.
jar-
35-
Special 23-'
Broken slices, spet 19
43c
49c
29c
STANDARD PEA S, rem a rk a b le value at
th is price.
Can 10c, 3 f o r ........
25c
43c
49c
-EI OS0M 1- JAH ( APS. d o , 25e, 2 , |0 !
29c
T h e Rev
B.
D ew ey. of Mt,
I Vernon. W ashington, w as also a ca lle r
j at the Cox home on T h u rsd ay evening.
| He had eonte to P o rtlan d on business
Bea. l i s i
G resham
A (orrectlon.
In referen ce to advice given ch erry '
h arv e sters by D. E. Towle in th e Ju n e
" i . the Ou' lo°k . the omissus,,
of the sm all word "fly ' m ight be mis
g r» n h g *f° r,°me r t a ‘linK 'h e first p a ra
g rap h of th e a rtic le
The su lp h u r
o n ? / but "the eh Pl‘ed« ° bla‘ k ch erries
"«■i
18818 I in t."
fh u rsd a y afternoon In honor of her r ,,T,h‘ls.U ,n ,‘' re s,e ‘1- or ,n need of per-
l-’th birthday. About a dozen little and a d d re fs wi’ hV hi, TrtV, Jr° * r nam e
Mxxi tim e in rep o rted w ith game«, fol-
1 lowed by refresh m en ts.
I t J.*,""-.“ “
J-H “■•-1 •■*»<
I 4 h u rsd ay a t th e home of Mr. and Mrs.
Schuy ler Jones w est of G resham
H ighest degree of cre d en tia ls on
coa«t. T hia mean« extrem e accur
an<1 P erfect vision
Dr
Frazee. S pecialist.
Morgan
P o rtlan d .—Adv.
W. w
Let us be your
headquarters
for anything you need In
Picnic Goods
Lanches
(Tinti ies
Ice Cream
Soft Drinks
We have all of em
The Oscarette
Blfig., 1 SECOND « MAIN
GRESHAM