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G RF.NH A V OUTLOOK, FRIDAY. JVXK
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GRESHAM LOCALS
Exquisite Models
in Neiv Summer
Wardrobe Needs
Silk D r e s s e s
GÍPe Yôur Dollar More Lelenuje
Mrs. Minnie K eiter and d au g h ter
Ruth, th e form er an au n t of Mrs. C. E.
R usher, arriv ed last week from P a r
sons, K ansas, and will spend th e su m
m er and possibly longer with th e
R usher fam ily.
Ed. Johnson is erecting an E nglish
bungalow, one and a h alf story, south
of G resham ju s t outside of th e city
lim its.
SPECIAL
Friday a n d S atu rd ay only
*7.75
In Hat crepe, ponge a n d
law re lin e .
Colors,
co ral,
blue, yellow , ta n , grey, h e n
n a, ja d e a n d p rin te d effects.
Voile and Rayon
Stripes
c-
In a ll th e m o st w an ted co l
ors. Som e a re lace trim m ed ,
o th e rs se lf-trim m e d an d w ith
b u tto n s. Sizes 16 to 44.
SPECIAL AT
S. J. B liss of Rockwood is destined
to m ake him self p o p u lar around th e
Outlook office if he rep e ats his visit
of W ednesday afternoon when he
brought in a fine b ranch loaded w ith
( entralizing the cash buying power of many thousands of dollars daily, we
Royal Anns. In size and flavor they
give your dollars more leverage. Greater values at 20th CENTURY and
w ere ce rtain ly u n surpassed. Mr. Bliss
the merchandise is Dependably good.
sta te s he has gath ered close to 1000
pounds off tw o trees.
A new H udson car. containing a m an
and a w oman and driven by the la tte r,
w ent wild Monday m orning on th e
Base Line road n ear th e residence of
SNOW DRIFT. P u re vegetable fa t for a l l f t l .
“ SAKHALIN” CRAB MEAT. To th e contents of
E. W. A ylsw orth and skidded acro ss
cooking
— .... ......... ....
4-pound can U 1 C
a can of Crab add a head of shredded lettuce;
th e ir law n, strik in g the con crete steps
then add sufficient 1000 Islan d D ressing to suit
CAMPBELL’S TOMATO SOUP.
th e ta ste and mix to g eth er w ell. Serve on le t
and knocking off a piece of th e con
.
3 cans
tuce leaves. F our to six salad s may be Q F
Crete. T he d riv er evidently applied
served nicely.
H alves, can 89c, 3 for oOC
the b rak es too suddenly w ith th e re
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he
peppy
b
ran
food.
Pkg
su it the c a r left th e highw ay and sped
CAMPBELL’S BEANS. The "b ig '' tin.
or
perhaps a d istan ce of 90 feet sidew ays
3 cans
CRYSTAL W HITE SOAP,
P u re soap
acro ss the law n. In its flight boards
all through
10 b ars O Ö C
“AMERICAN BEAUTY” OYSTERS.
97
and graveled drivew ay w ere to rn up.
L atest pack. No. 1 (5-oz.) cans 14c, 2 for Za I C
“MAZOLA” OIL. F or cooking, baking or A i l , ,
It is a m ystery to those around th e
m ayonnaise. Q u art can _________________ T tl/C
PURE LARD. In bulk. To som e m o th e r s /* * !_
place how the m achine ever kept Itself
th e re 's no su b stitu te for good la rd . 3 lbs. t)»SC
rig h t side up.
R obert M etzger, son of Mr.and Mrs.
MARKET DAY RAISINS _____ 4-lb. pkg.
H EIN Z’ SPA G H ETTI. Ready to serve.
J. E. M etzger, w as operated on T ues
J u s t heat, th a t's all. Med. size (17-oz. net) Qr
“LIBBY’S” MILK. “T he n e a re st to fresh
2 cans OdC
day evening at Good S am aritan hospl
cream .” T all cans. 4 for
........ ........ »SDC
tai for appendicitis. He suffered an
“LIBBY’S” SALAD POINTS. 1926 pack
acute a ttac k of th e tro u b le about a
asp arag u s tip s on to ast for luncheon.
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BAKER’S COCOA. H alf-pound can
week before and a prom pt diagnosis
1-lb. cans 25c, 2 for 4 « f C
revealed th e need of an im m ediate
LIBBY’S PIN E A PPLE . M larg e slices to the 7 ‘) , ,
operation. T he p atien t is rep o rted to
“ H.-O.” OATS. Quick cooking
Pkg.
can, in rich syrup.
L arg e can s 25c, 8 for I »)C
be doing well.
“SEARCHLIGHT” MATCHES. L arg e full 1 ) 0 .
Mr. and Mrs. S .E. P alm q u lst and
LIBERTY BROOMS.
“5 sew n.” Medium i * Q
boxes, non-poisonous.
Box 5c, 6 for ZUC
weight, strong, durable.
Each O «fC
children drove to Canby T uesday and
spent th e day with relativ es, th e oc
TO ILET PA PER. Soft, sa n ita ry tissue. 0 9 —
casion being a double b irth d ay cele
1000 sheets in a ro ll
3 ro lls _____Z» j C
K ERR’S FLOUR. 49-lb. sacks
bration. On th is day th e m other of
W
HITE
KING
WASHING
MACHINE
SOAP.
4~
Mrs. P alm q u lst, Mrs. Jo h a n n a Magnu
L arge package
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F IS H E R ’S BLEND at
son, was 77 y ears old and h er daugh
ter, Mrs. A nna P eterson, w as 43. T he
STRAINED HONEY. P ure. Packed in K err A/V
or B all Mason ja rs ....
P in t 29c, qt. T U C
tim e was passed w ith social diversions
MILL RUN. 80-lb. sacks at
and luncheon w as served.
Mrs. D. M. Cathey has been bedfast
for m ore th an a week with bronchi
‘ J u s t re a l good coffee,” an d th e price
tis and ailm en ts atten d in g a cold.
is e x tre m e ly low because it conies
L ester M iller left for San F ran cisco
S aturday for a ten-day vacation. He
d ire c t fro m o u r r o a s te r to you
is em ployed in P o rtlan d as a book
keeper for th e H ack ett D igger com
pany.
Mrs. A lbert A dkins and two ch ild ren
retu rn ed to th e ir home a t H eppner ly ill d u rin g the p ast y ear but Is now
Sunday afte r spending tw o w eeks a t well recovered and expects to be able
the home of h er m other, Mrs. Minnie to en ter high school in th e fall.
Brown. Mrs. Brown and son, Ross
Mrs. Mabel Robson of Pia Pot, S as
took them by au to as far as The katchew an, is visiting w ith her father,
Dalles w here they w ere met by Mr W. H. Gibson and family.
Adkins. G eorge Brown, a b ro th er of
Miss F lo ren ce Honey, assisted by
the late Jo h n Brown, w as a visitor m em bers of h er Sunday school class,
recently at fhe Brown home. He is a w as hostess T uesday evening a t a
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m iner and w as em ployed back In th e p arty in honor of the b irth d ay of Mrs.
hills about 30 m iles from V ancouver H. L. St. C lair, w hich was g reatly
B. C.. and did not get word of th e enjoyed by all presen t. The g ath erin g
death of his b ro th er u n til afte r th e w as held in the grove a t th e W. F.
funeral.
Honey home, the grove being illu m in
Dr. and Mrs. L. N. G ossard of P o rt ated by electric lights and a huge bon
land and th e fo rm er's p aren ts, Mr. fire. The a ttra c tiv e grounds claim ed
and Mrs. A. T. G ossard, of W ayne, the atten tio n of th e gu ests w hile day
N ebraska, w ere dinuer guests Mon light lasted, afte r w hich th e tim e was
day of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Taylor.
spent around th e bonfire and In the
L. L. K idder has purchased a new grove. The young ladies served ice
Chevrolet sedan of the landeau type cream and w afers. The g u ests w ere
through W. W. Metzger. Dr. Hughes I te ach ers and officers of th e Methodist
has also been Indulging In a new Episcopal Sunday school, of which
m achine, a F ord coupe, w hich he pur- Mrs. St. C lair is su p erin ten d en t, and
hased th ro u g h R aker & Son.
m em bers of th e ir fam ilies.
Jam es N aylor was taken to P o rtlan d
Miss Eva T acheron was one of the
sanitorium S unday evening w here he g rad u ates th is week from W illam ette
will rem ain for a week or longer ta k U niversity, and one of th e ten honor
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VVf ITIIIIII H II Umiliti II,
ing electric and o th e r form s of tr e a t stu d en ts in th e class num bering 84. I
ment for a rth ritis , a chronic rheu- j She w as elected by the faculty as '
inatlc ailm ent. A week ago he re- | a m em ber of the h o n o rary scholastic
These ore Stepping Stones to Success.
turned from St. M artins hot sp rin g s at j society of A lpha K appa Nu. R ela
Let us help you at each step.
Carson, W ashington, w here he w as un- 1 tives who w ent from G resham and
tier tre a tm e n t for th ree weeks. He vicinity to atten d com m encem ent at
was accom panied to the sp rin g s by Salem w ere, Mr.and Mrs. George
his d au g h ter T helm a, who w as serious- j T acheron. Mr. and Mrs. O. Boring and
Home Economics Saturday and Monday, June 19 and 21
*3.45
25c
A very b e a u tifu l lin e o f :
d resse s fo r a fte rn o o n an d
e v e n in g w ear, fe a tu rin g th e
s m a rt sty le s in s tr a ig h t lin e
an d tw o-piece effect, in all
sh ad es. Sizes 16 to 46.........
10c
»12.75 t» »24.75
NEW
C o n tin u ed from page 2
T hom as M. C raw ford and Mrs. Olive
W illiam s w ere m a rrie d in P o rtlan d on
Ju n e X2 a th e p arso n ag e of Hope
P resb y terian ch u rch by th e p asto r, the
Rev. C harles H urd. They are residing
at the resid en ce of th e bride so u th
east of G resham . Mrs. C raw ford was
tendered a su rp rise W ednesday a fte r
noon a t th e g ath erin g of th e so u th
east circ le of the M ethodist L adies
Aid at th e home of Mrs. J. V. Cogs
well. As a token of ap p reciatio n she
was presen ted w ith a handsom e p re
serve dish.
A N I) D I F F E R E N T
39c
M ILLINERY
NOW ON DISPLAY
a n d we w elcom e you to
Come and see it
J
M id-sum m er H a ts, in close-
fittin g ta ile u r m odels an d
la rg e a fte rn o o n hats.
*2.95 to *7.50
The Ladies’ Shoppe
Osburn Bldg.
Gresham
20c
15c
$2.09
$2.19
$1.13
20th Century Coffee
lb. 47c, 3 lbs. $1.38
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YOUR SPINE
H ere Lies th e C ause of y our
T ro u b le.
STEPPING STONES
Have th is cause removed by c h iro
practic tre a tm e n t and your sickness
will disappear.
Spinal exaailnatlon and connolU tlun
w ithout rh an re.
I)r. Geo. E. Mallett
Office phone 1.121
Batik of Gretdinm Bldg.
INVEST CAREFULLY
He», l i s t
G resham
Grocery Bulletin
NEW BERG II AM, cheaper than bacon, lb.
REX PURE LARI), med. jail $1.05. large
42d
$2.05
Monday, Cash Price
$ 6 -3 5
C urve Cut M aearoni
P a c k a g e 5c, lim it 5
F e stiv a l B rand d r a p e F ruit
No. 2 can 25c
J e ll P o n d e r, J e ll D esert
3 pkgs. 25c
C erto, fo r M aking Je llie s
2 b o ttle s 55c
t* iiltta rd ’s P u re C hocolate
Pound can 23c
K err’s A ssorted J e llie s
G lass 10c
JARS
JARS
SAVE
JARS
Wc arc headquarters for Jars, fellv Gh sses, Etc.
All sizes and kinds. Prices Right.
FIRST STATE BANK
S P E C IA L
Saturday, June 19, Only
S arillnes
L arg e uval c a n s 2 fu r 25c
S ilv er B ar T o m ato es
Special, 2 c a n s 25c
Any W kite Summer Hat
('« lu iu h la H iver N aim an
( ’hulee P in k , 3 c a n s 43c
U tahiin Pea*
S pecial, 3 c a n s 39c
in the shop
TOBACCO
$ 0 .5 0
TOBACCO
GRANGER Rough t ut, 45e can, 50c pipe
l’RINCT .ALBERI, I6-oz c a n ........................
rU X ED O , 1(
57c
93«'
83«
and
$ g .O O
A. W. Metzger & Co.
Quality
and Service
REGULARLY
WORK PERSISTENTLY
SU G A R
Saturday and
SPEND WISELY
Phone 1451
Peed ¡¿St
MISS HALSEY
first State Bank Bldg., Gresham, Opp. Telephone Office
G resh am , O regon
A S tro n g B ank
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The reg u la r m eeting of the A m eri
can Legion au x iliary will be held on
T uesday evening. Ju n e 22. a t g range
hall. It is desired th a t a good a tte n d
ance be p resen t a t th is m eeting as
A card from Miss Emma B. Johnson delegates will be elected for th e sta te
, W ednesday m orning from S eattle convention to be held at M arshfield.
! statq s th a t th e G resham p arty en Oregon, the first w eek In A u g u st
; ro u te to A laska arriv ed safely in th a t
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford N ash have
I city. "Now on our way to b reak fast," moved from G resham to a residence
said th e card. "May be our la st meal on O atm an stre e t in P ortland.
'f o r aw hile." O thers of the p arty are,
Miss H elen Hoss Is the g u est of Mr.
the Misses Evelyn and Mabel Metzger,
P earl Ruegg. W inifred O sburn and and Mrs. E lsw o rth R aker a t th e ir
sum m er home at L ake Oswego.
F lorence Beers.
j fam ily, Mr.and Mrs. H arry Bickford
I and fam ily. Miss V iolette P e rre t and
. Mrs. Alice V uilleum ier. Miss T ach
eron w ill teach next year in th e high
! school at S isters, Oregon.
H. W. Snasliall has been confined to
his bed w ith sickness for the past
tew days.
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SPECIA L COMMUNICATION
of G resham Lodge No. 152.
A. F. A A. M.. in M asonic hall,
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n H ansen and G resham , Monday evening. Ju n e 21, a t
th e la tte r's m other. Mrs. D. M Rob 7:30. W ork In the E. A. degree.
W L. CORSAGE, Sec y.
erts, drove to Longview T hursday.
W. W METZGER, W. M.