Gresham outlook., June 11, 1926, Page 4, Image 4

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GRESHAM LOCALS
lng congress pow er
reg u late child labor.”
•Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Shipley and
Alden E. Miller, sophom ore in elec­
th eir d au g h ter, Mrs. W. L. S tanley and
tric a l engineering, and G lenn S. Rob­
baby drove to G rass V alley S aturday,
erts, sophom ore In com m erce, repre-1
retu rn in g to G resham Tuesday. W hile
senting th e PI K appa A lpha fra tern ity , I th ere they visited the sister-in -law of
won the In te r-fra te rn ity debate cup a t ! Mr. Shipley, Mrs. F an n y Shipley and
Oregon A gricultural College on S a tu r­ her son. G rass Valley is located ju st
day, Ju n e 5. T w enty-tw o fra tern ities ofT the S herm an highw ay n ea r Moro in
w ere represented in this contest and eastern Oregon.
th e question In debate was, "Resolved
Mrs. P earl Mack was rem oved W ed­
th a t an am endm ent be added to the
nesday to the T hom as san itariu m
constitution of the United S tates giv-
w here she expects to rem ain a sh o rt
time. She is p lanning a visit to her
brother, E ttse l Jones, a t B rem erton,
i s soon as she is able. It was th o u g h t
th a t the atm o sp h ere of quietness
around th e T hom as home would be
conducive to a speedy recovery for
Mrs. Mack who has been ill for a con­
siderable length of time.
Claude W elch u n d erw en t an o p era­
tion at St. V incents ho sp ital T uesday
m orning for appendicitis.
N orm al
conditions have followed th e operation
and he is expected to convalesce r a p ­
idly.
30,000 M eals A D ay
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new satisfaction with 20th CENTURY foods.
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Offerings for Saturday and Monday, June 12 and 14
IILKM IUY’N SW EET MILK CHOCOLATE, for
baking, or a delicious confection and su stain in g
food to lake on a cam ping, fishing or »>•>
hlkhl* t r ‘P ...................................... Lv lb. cake
LIBBY’S ASPARAGUS .TIPS, 1926 pack, 1 lb.
► quart* tins containing 31 to 40 sp e ars will PC f
serve 5 people easily Can IMc, 2 for . .
( A.MI’BELL’S BEANS, a nationally known ready
AC
cleaned free fam eaad. Tall caaa, 2 for__ 4 j C
03C
Z3C
-to-serve food.
The "B ig" can 3 c a n s ..........
MINCE» CLAMS, 1926 pack.
25C
LIB BY 'S" MILK, n ea rest to fresh cream .
T all cans, 4 f o r ...............
BROKEN SLK El» PINEAPPLE. packed the same
as whole slices, except a slice may be slig h t­
ly broken in one or two places. Rich mel-
l>,w fruit,
I..,.
,
KELLOGG'S CORN ELAKES,
3 packages.
“GRONKBS"
Q uarts, d o z e n ... ..........
25c
L arge b o ttle s .,
2 for.
29c
CERTO, "m akes th e jelly je ll”.
w w
B ottle 2Se, 2 f o r .......... 3QC
I (BOM AX, seals th e jellies and jam s,
OCT
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1-lb. pkgs, 2 f o r . . . . . . Z5C
95c
23c
SAKHALIN ( BAB MEAT, cau g h t in the clear
cool w ater of Jap an . Crab caught in these w a­
te rs su rp asses o th er in flavor and tex tu re,
90 - leg m eat which is the most select, can
23c
J'lC
45c
-ROYAL (SARBEN" TEA, the first pickings of the
young ten d er leaves and a w onderful value at th is
Price.
O range Pekoe" (B lack) or " J a p a n ”
(G reen).
% lb. pkg. SSc. Lb. pkg
( R IS I AL WHITE SOAP, pure soup
• >((
“ H through.
m .......................
¿Ic
WESSON OIL, for mayonnaise, baking or
cooking.
Q uart can.
7»>C
49c
KK!*, S V U h S ' '‘Norw,’Klaii" S kinless and
r?S Ibe^inost —
select cuts VI
of nc
h errin g
p ro p erly cured and smoked, 4 can s.
“Preferred Slock” or “ l.ihhjx" SPIN A» II. l i t;
pack. Af this season much better than the fresh
and far m ore economical.
L arge cans, 2 fo r. . .........
fc)C
MILL HI N, 80-lb. sacks.
20th Centurv y CoffPP
V U I I ts ts
you Illese low prices
nr
CORN MEAL, fresh kiln dried, 9-lb sk. . ......
»EL MON IE ( ATSCP, im proves cold m eats.
"BINSO", (he new kind of soak, soaks
clothes clean. Large package..............
35c
w a l n u t s . Jum bo
F ra n q u ettes,
fairly b u rstin g with large, w hite sw eet
m eats-
P o u n d ............
“ Kerr's" ur “Ball" MASON JABS, w ith brand new
caps and rubbers.
C arefully
$1.13
i n ™ , ' ? “ W ° r<l ln C o l r e e « « H e n c e . ”
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irect from o u r ro a s te r to you in su re s
. 47c, 3 lbs. $1.38
The m em bers of the G resham
met Tuesday evening to be m easured
for th e ir uniform s and afte r th a t was j
dispensed with, went on th e stre e t and
I gave a sh o rt concert w hich was much
appreciated by those attending. L ater
in th e season the band expects to put
on its re g u la r w eekly open a ir con­
certs w hich have been a p leasan t d i­
version for two sum m ers past. The
boys hope to receive th e ir uniform s in
about two weeks.
Grocery Bulletin
1. \\ H IT E W ONDER SOAP, special 11 bars....... 39f
2. MASON QUARTS, used jars................... doz. 75
3. ECONOMY QUARTS, used jars...............doz. 85d
Mr. and Mrs. W ard In g lis and two
4. HOME CANNED FRU IT, Huckleberries
ch ildren, Bobby and L inore, retu rn ed
T uesday evening from an au to trip to
Blackberries .................................................qts< 35^
Bend, m aking th e re tu rn trip by way |
5. GOLD BAR RAISINS, Saturday special, pkg. 10t4
of McKenzie pass and spending two
days a t th e beach a t N ew port. W hile
6. DILL PICKLES, 6 dills in sealed can....... can 15c
at Bend th ey visited a cousin of Mr.
Inglis. Claude Johnson, and family.
7. SPERRY ’S CAKE FLOUR, special 35c, pkg.23c
A lawn social will be given a t the
home of Mr. and Mrs. C harles Cleve­
8. ROVAL CLLB JE L L P ’W D’R, all flavors,
land on F rid ay evening, Ju n e 18, for
3 pkgs. 25c
all E astern S tar m em bers.
Byron Johnson. 15 y ear old son of
9. GRANGERS ROUGH CUT TOBACCO,
Or. H. C. Johnson, has com e from D al­
85c can of tobacco, 50»’ pipe 97c
las county, Iowa, to m ake his home
with his fath er who resid es w est of |
10. STALED SA RL P, Golden & Crystal, sm’l can, 15c
Gresham .
R. H. Luethe, a ssista n t m an ag er of |
11. VAN CAM P’S PORK AND BEANS,
th e Oregon P ickle & C anning Co., re- [
Med. can 10c, doz. $1.15
tu rn ed Tuesday from a m o n th ’s busi­
ness trip to San F rancisco. He came
12. GOLD BAR \ EGETABLES, corn, peas, tomatoes,
up w ith C. F. R oberts and fam ily, m ak ­
ing th e trip by au to from H ayw ard, J
3 cans 50c
California. Mr. R oberts is th e g eneral
13.
M
T.
HOOD
W
ASHING
POW
DER
...25c
pkg. 15C
su p erin ten d en t of th e C alifornia Con­
serving com pany, w hich Is th e m other j
14. SILVER BAR TOMATOES ................3 cans 39C
com pany to th e Oregon P ick le and
C anning com pany. Mr. R oberts and
15. L TAHNA PEAS, best ungraded peas....3 cans 43C
fam ily retu rn ed to H ayw ard early to- ]
16. COL. R I \ ER SALMON, choice pink....... can 15c
day, accom panied by Mr. and Mrs. J.
L. Stafford. T he p a rty left over th e J
Colum bia R iver highw ay by w ay of j
The D alles and will go south over The
D alles-C alifornia highw ay,
visiting I
C rater Lake and K lam ath F a lls en j
Quality
route. They expect to m ake stops at
Phone 1451
Yosem ite and L ake T ahoe in C alifor- I
and Service
Feed 1281
nia. arriv in g at H ayw ard Ju n e 20. [
A fter spending a week looking over
th e p lan t of th e com pany and a t the j
m ain office in San F ran cisco , Mr. and
Mrs. Stafford w ill re tu rn by tra in ,
reach in g h ere the la tte r p a rt of June.
T he S o u th east circle of th e M ethod­
ist L adies Aid w ill m eet w ith Mrs. J.
V. C ogsw ell W ednesday afternoon,
Ju n e 16. All m em bers a re req u ested
to be p rese n t and hand in th e ir nam es |
for th e co n test w hich closes on th a t
day.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. E. W all W ed­
P la y e r flags /n w indow s a,',d h ï hom es K
order“ 7
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nesday, Ju n e 9, a son w eighing 8 ^
pounds.
Mrs. Geo. W itty of D rain, Oregon,
accom panied by h er d au g h ter, w ere
the g u ests la st w eek of Mrs. F ra n k
Peak.
R osa and A rlie Allen, of V ancouver,
W ashington, a re visitin g th e ir g ra n d ­
p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. C arothers.
Chouncey Bushey of Bemeji, M inn­
esota, is spending a w eek w ith John
Phone 1236
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H essel. Mr. B ushey drove from his
Gresham
hom e h ere in eight days.
H essel Im plem ent com pany deliv­
Miss A dele Schenk has gone to Che­
ered a C hrysler-6 sedan to J, C. E llis halis, W ashington, to v isit h er siste r,
Bible Standard Services,
today. T hey also sold one to J. G. Mrs. E dw ard Strey. She w ill p ro b ­
Sunday school w ill begin at the Bi
F ish er, a ssista n t m an ag er of the ably spend a p a rt of h er vacation ble S tan d ard ch u rch S unday at 10
! o clock and p rea ch in g services will
M itchell, Lewis & S tav er com pany, there.
who had it delivered a t the factory.
Dr. and Mrs. P eak and Mrs. W. F. follow at 11. Midweek p ray e r m eet­
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Thom pson have H oney left th is m o rn in g for E ugene ing will he held W ednesday evening a t
sold th e ir tw o-acre tr a c t and cottage
to atten d th e com m encem ent exercises S o’clock. E v an g elist R alph B u tter­
on th e Section L ine road to Dr. Mary
of the U niversity of Oregon, w here Joe field, w ho h as ju s t finished five w eeks
Becker. T he la tte r and h er b ro th er, P eak is a senior. Mrs. H oney w ill of special m eetings, will rem ain as
Wm. R. Becker, w ill m ake th e ir home visit w ith relativ es.
p asto r un til p resen t vacancy is tilled.
th ere. Mr. Becker has given an option
! Mr. B utterfield Is affiliated with th e
Stafford w as chosen tre a s u re r
to th e Zion E vangelical ch u rc h for his of J. th L.
e rep u b lican com m ittee of M ult­ I L ight H ouse tem ple at E ugene and in-
p ro p erty on Main stre e t, including a nom ah county w hich m et on T h u rsd ay | tends to revive th e w ork sta rte d here
resid en ce and tw o lots, an d if the evening for o rg anization. Among th e | two y ears ago.
p lan s of th e o rg an izatio n w ork o ut a com m itteem en p rese n t rep rese n tin g
'■ A S R A X O E .
ch u rch w ill be bu ilt on th e c o rn e r of the p recin cts of G resham and vicinity
w ere J. L. Stafford. H. L. S t.C la ir, U.
n-hiUick t u r ?. o v e r a d a n d v
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T h is r a n g e h a s 4 to D b u r n
G. Sm ith, G. B. M iddleton and A. F.
e r s 2 o v en s, b ro ile r a n d w a r m in g c t a E T
W ihlon. Jo h n L. Day of P o rtlan d was
i V nii ” "i,e c°P.ditlon> a t “ b a r g a in fo r
re-elected ch airm an
j - ’o.no c a s h .
W e a ls o h a v e so m e o ak
A. W. Metzger & Co.
National Flag Day
JUNE 14
a
FLAGS
H E P P S R A C K E T STO RE
h'o,r r a i a ? i b d ile . h e a tin g sto v e a n d o th e r
h o u se h o ld e q u ip m e n t su c h a s k itc h e n
a b ln e ts . r i n s e r . e tc . W e a r e a n x io u s
tn m o \e tlie se g o o d s o n a c c o u n t o f la c k
Gresham Beauty Shoppe
Men’s Suits
l c to 2 5 c
priced at
ev erything in the line of cosm etic
therapy.
C ourteous and efficient
trea tm e n t. Mrs. Lois S t.C la ir, F irs t
S tate B ank building, phone 1841
G resham .—Adv.
Many new W ant Ads. today.
e - t'r & ii
J . E. A IE T Z G E R ,
l o u r H o m e F u r n is h e r ,
P h o n e 1901.
«50 to $200 w ill buy a good used ca r
a t the H essel Im plem ent Co.—Adv.
H art S ch affner an d M arx and other good m a k e ,
a t m on ey savin g prices.
Ue have expended unlimited time and effort in
selecting our display of new Suits, with the result that
we can assure you that every style shown is correct and
that every piece of fabric will give dependable service.
> ou re playing safe when you come here to buv vour
new Suit.
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2-Pants Suits
Flag Day
Monday, June 14
T H E AM ERICA N FLAG
“ I live a changing life of moods and passions, of
heart breaks and tired muscles.
"Sometimes I am strong with pride; sometimes
1 droop; sometimes I am loud and garish.
?!• a,V -/°n? andJ c a r> struggle and panic and
enobhng life 1 am the constitution and the courts •
statutes and statute-m akers; soldiers and dread-
naughts; draymen and street-sweepers- cook
counselor and clerk.
P ’ COOk’
"I am the clutch of an idea, the seasoned purpose
oforeso,u„on. I an, what you.make
franklin K. Lane.
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