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GRESHAM OUTLOOK,
P ortland Wan Wed» G resham GlrL
A quiet wedding cerem ony wan p e r­
form ed a t the M ethodist E piscopal
parsonage W ednesday afternoon a t 3
o clock, Dr. C. W. H uett officiating,
when Miss Millie P au lin e Massie,
dau g h ter of Mrs. Jo h n Fox, became
th e bride of G eorge L ester of P o r t -
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land. Only th e im m ediate relativ es of
th e bride w ere present, in addition to
Dr. and Mrs. H uett. The bride was
p rettily a ttire d in pink g eorg ette
crepe with a p icture hat to m atch and
ca rrie d a bouquet of pink sw eet peas.
Til.- ..,u p |.- Will re.-!,I- la P o rtland
w here Mr. L ester Is employed in a mo­
tion p ictu re th eater.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Jack so n have p u t
in a stan d on Main stre e t on the prop-
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r ty of th e D»1«“ r«»‘dence w here Mr.
Ja ck so n will dispense confectionery
w ares d u rin g th e next th ree m onths.
He will han d le ice cream , candies, pop
and o th e r article s of th is line.
GROCERY BULLETIN
Royal Baking Powder
12 oz. 48c, 2>/2 lbs. #1.2«
Royal Club Coffee
P ackage Royal G elatine Free
1 lb. .’,7c, 3 lbs #1.03
6 lbs. #2.00
Royal Club Peaches
5c stick candy F ree with
every pound
In heavy syrup
No. 2i/o can 25c, 3 c a n s «Oc
Alpine Milk
C an 10c, dozen #1.15
Van Camp’s Pork
and Beans
White Star Sardines
FRIDA Y, JULY
GRESHAMLOCALS
Mr. and Mrs. C harles Cleveland
gave a reception Monday evening to
th e m em bers of th e G resham fire de-
p arem en t and th e G resham band.
D uring th e evening ice cream , cake
and punch w ere served and a g en eral
good tim e w as enjoyed by all. The
band boys co n trib u ted lib erally w ith
a choice selection of m usical n u m ­
bers.
The new bus m aking the Mt. Hood
Loop highw ay trip passed th ro u g h
G resham for th e first tim e y esterd ay
on its way aro u n d th e loop. It has
been m aking th e ru n to G overnm ent
Camp for about a m onth. The stage
leaves G resham via th e bluff road and
re tu rn s to P o rtlan d over th e Columbia
riv er highw ay.
The K aser F illin g statio n is receiv ­
ing a fresh coat of p aint. The red and
yellow, the Shell gaso lin e colors, will
be changed to th e green and w hite of
th e G eneral gasoline,
Mrs. McCauley Dale and baby a re
here from H erm iston, Oregon, to visit
a week w ith her m other, Mrs. Mary
Holgate.
I he cause of Liberty has inspired the building of the world's greatest nation
T he spaces designated for n o n -p ark ­
Liberty rings true in the hearts of all Americans and their personal and
ing strip s have been m arked off and
combined independence is established.
personal and
painted a b rig h t yellow , so th e re ca n ­
(»old Bar Raisins
not possibly be a m istak e when p a rk ­
Seedless variety
ing a car. It is understood th a t the
Liberty .Jar Rubbers
15-oz. p a c k ag e 10c
ord in an ce refe rrin g to th e p ark in g of
6 p ac k ag e s 20c
vehicles is to be s tric tly enforced.
(»uittard s Chocolate
The Rev. and Mrs. S. F. P itts and
CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY, JULY 5
B est grade of pure chocolate
No Rub Naptha Soap
Mrs. Mary Welch, of G resham , and
1 lb. can 27c
S pecial, 6 b a rs 25c
“LIBBY’S" MILK—
Mrs. Eva Thom pson, of Rockwood, a t ­
“LIBBY’S" DEVILED MEAT—
T he n earest to fresh cream .
tended th e fu n eral T uesday in P o rt­
A good sandw ich filling, ^ s , T in .
T
all
cans,
3
f
o
r
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Tuxedo Tobacco
P. A. Tobacco
land of Mrs. H attie H ughes, an old ac­
16-oz. can 83c
16-oz. tin s 03c
q u ain tan ce of all. T he Rev. Mr. P itts
5 fo r.
“SHI M SHI M” OIL—
preached th e fu n eral serm on.
P u rely vegetable. T his highly refined product
SLICED BEEF—
A long line of In d ian s paraded
approaches olive oil n ea rer th an any other
Cream ed on to a st m akes an appetizing
vegetable ail. Q uart c a n .........................
through th e m ain stre e t of G resham
b reak fast dish. 2%-oz. g la s s ..................... .
W ednesday m uch to th e delight of th e
“P E P "—
sm all boy and his sister. T hey were
The “peppy" b rea k fa st food. P kgs. 10c
“DEL MONTE” SW EET PICKLES—
Quality
3 for . . .
en ro u te to Oak G rove for R attlesn ak e
Phone 1451
Sw eet P ickles, in bulk, ab o u t 16 pickles
to th e pint. P in t............
Pete s roundup, the th ree-d ay ce le b ra ­
and Service
Feed 1281
“CITRUS” FO D D ER
tion for Ju ly 3-5. T h ere w ere several
L arge packages, 25c, 2 for.
dill pickles -
au to loads of the Indians, but for the
Genuine, firm, crisp Dills. L arg e
“W HITE WONDER” SOAP—
m ost p a rt th ey trav eled in light pony-
3 for . . .
A n o rth w est product, 10 b ars.
draw n vehicles, w hile som e rode on
horse back. Many of th e women and
KIPPERED SNACKS—
(H E A METTES—
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ch ild ren w ere bareheaded, seem ingly
I he choicest cuts of the h errin g , cured O ’"
T he M acaroni th a t cooks in one-third
and sm oked to an ap p etizing degree, 4 cans Z d C
paying no atten tio n to th e scorching
the tim e. 8-oz. pkgs., 3 f o r ...
ray s of the aftern o o n sun.
FLOCK
CAM PBELL’S BEA NS—
R obert M etzger, son of Mr. and Mrs.
“C row n”, 49-pound sa c k s.
In tom ato sauce, ready to serve "T he
J. E. M etzger, w as b ro u g h t home
B ig" T ins, 3 f o r ........
T uesday from Good S am a ritan hospi­
F is h e r’s Blend .............
“DICKINSON’S” GRAPE .11 IC e Z
tal wheee he u n d erw en t an operation
T
h
e
W
orld's
B
est
m
ade
from
th
e
choic­
STEEPED OLIVES—
for the rem oval of a ru p tu re d ap p en ­
est Concord G rapes. P in t b o ttle ........
S panish M anzanillas stuffed w ith pim en­
dix. He is now convalescing In a s a t­
tos, 3-otince bottles, 2 f o r ...................
isfacto ry m anner.
“ BOOTH’S" SARDINES—
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T asty, wholesom e and th e m ost econom ical food
W. A. D alton, of A storia, and H arold
“DEL MONTE" ( VI s i p
I’he season’s most prominent styles are embodied in
obta.nable, packed in tom ato, m u stard
L arg e b o ttle s........
Blackw ell, of V ernonia, took dinner
or
spiced
sauce.
1-lb.
cans,
2
f
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................
2
5
C
the display of new summer frocks now awaiting your
with Mr. and Mrs. G eorge D uncan
PIN E A PPLE —
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choice here. At the very low prices quoted, you will'find
W ednesday.
“LIBBY’S” SALMON—
Broken sliced. Packed the sam e as w hole slices
the values exceptionally attractive.
Rich, red, Sockeye, packed in its own oil
A num ber of G resham M ethodists
except slices m ay be slig h tly broken in one
1-pound, ta ll c a n s ..........
or two places. L arg e cans, 3 f o r ...................
are
planning
to
go
on
next
Monday
to
"V
S pecial a t
h isto ric Cham poeg on the W illam ette
H LL ( REAM CH EESE—
2 fo r.
riv er to take p a rt in a g ath erin g In
Aged Just right. Pound.
com m em oration of one held th e re on
Ju ly 5, 1843, a t w hich the pioneer
M ethodist
m issionary,
G ustavus
T ub silk d re sse s in th e w ide
I he last w ord in coffee ex cellen ce ”
H ines, presided, when a code of laws
a n d n a rro w strip e s , sh o rt
D
irect fro m o u r R o a ste r to you alw ay s
was adopted for th e g overnm ent of
sleeves, ta ilo re d c o lla r an d
the infant colony. Mr. H ines had de­
in su re s
prices.
lie an d in a ll sh a d e s in C repe
livered a p atrio tic a d d re ss on Ju ly 4 at
de C h in e a n d T ub Silk. Sizes
Champoeg, probably th e first of Its
3« to 40.
kind in Oregon.
R ecent gu ests of Mr. and Mrs. W alt­
er M etzger w ere Mr. and Mrs. E. A ck­
ley and Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Morrison
of S h asta City, C alifornia. T he Ack­
leys, w ith Mrs. J. H. M etzger, Mrs.
d g u r e d G e o rg e tte dresses,
W aiter M etzger and Ben Metzger,
in clu d in g c o n tra s tin g slip s
spent a few days at th e M etzger co t­
in th e tw o -p iece sty le s an d
!g ö |
tage at Seaside.
som e a re m ad e w ith th e pop­
Word has been received by relativ es
u la r Hare s k irt a n d cape ef­
here of th e b irth of a d au g h ter on
f e c t in light anti d a rk shades.
. t_
Ju n e 19 to Dr. and Mrs. M erritt L.
R e g u la r price, $24.50.
K leaver of D unsm uir, C alifornia. The
Dependable Grocers'
baby has been nam ed Ja n e t Ann. Mrs.
I o p u la r tw o -p iece d resse s
j K leaver will be rem em bered
by
Ld
w ith th e c o n tra s tin g blouse
| G resham frien d s as Miss L enora
I anti s k irt. Som e of th e s k irts
Teevln.
Mr. and Mrs. O scar Johnson a re en ­
1 a re plaited , so m e a r e sh irre d ,
Miss Helen Rogers left S atu rd ay for
j S pecial at
te rta in in g M innesota relativ es, Dr.
San F rancisco, w here she is spending
a short tim e w ith Miss Ethel Glover, and Mrs. M. Sundt and tw o ch ildren,
w ho recen tly visited Miss R ogers h ere’ Donald ami R uth, of M inneapolis, and
A ndrew Johnson, of Litchfield. Mrs.
W H IL E W E are erectin g
S undt is a sister of Mr. Johnson and
MONUMENTS to our
A ndrew Jo h n so n is his fa th e r............
A beautiful assortment of dresses
GREAT n atio n al heroes,
la tte r has visited in G resham before
L E T 'S not fo rg et th e
and will rem ain for some tim e afte r
in light and dark shades, not for­
FELLOWS who Invented
th e d e p a rtu re of Dr. and Mrs. Sundt.
getting the very colorful dresses.«
ICE CREAM, because they
T he p arty m ade th e trip w est th ro u g h
GAVE to th is hot old
th e C anadian Rockies to Vancouver,
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s ’ t • 16 to 44. On >|'t\ !,il sale
world of ou rs a
B. C„ then by boat to S eattle and from
COOLING n ec ta r th a t
th e re to P o rtlan d by train . Dr. Sundt
i t . ° i n ¿ " , y IV 1 a ,m iRhty n a tio n a g a in c e le b ra te s
SIMPLY co u ld n 't be
re p o rts w onderful scenery through
its g lo rio u s N atal Day.
REPLACED, so w hile
th e Rocky m ountains. He also states
\\ bat does A m erica m ean to you?
YOU ARE plying the
th e grow th of M inneapolis d u rin g the
T he fo u n d a tio n a n d s e c u rity of o u r c o u n try
PALM leaf today and
past few y ears has been phenom inal
re s ts on o u r lo y alty an d yet is th e re not a close
MOPPING p ersp ira tio n ,
The announcem ent has been re ­
re la tio n s h ip b etw een o u r p a trio tis m a n d o u r
JU ST rem em ber th a t
ceived of th e m arriag e in S eattle on
p ro sp e rity ?
OUR fo untain is h ere
Ju n e 27. of Lang M. Goodwin, son of
for each summer occasion
11 *.i a s
8a2d th a t w hen a n a n a rc h is t pros-
AT YOUR service w ith
Mr. and Mrs. E lm er F. Goodwin of
p tr s fin a n c ia lly he th ro w s aw ay h is to rc h a n d
is to be found here.
JU ST about a tho u san d
Milton. Oregon, and Miss Eva A lthea
bom b a n d jo in s th e forces of law a n d order.
ANTIDOTES for th a t
Coolidge of S eattle. The groom , who
SW ELTERIN G feeling and
Is em ployed on one of the larg e Se­
IF TH E suggestion
Especially Stylish and Eery
a ttle dailies, spent several y ears in
F IR S T S I A T E B A X K feels a sense of
SOUNDS good to you
G resham schools w hile his fa th e r was
Moderately Priced
pride and satisfaction because it is buildinc
JU ST phone friend
p rin cip al of th e high school.
HUSBAND to stop here
happy homes and makinS a more contented,
Mrs. F. E. P alm qulst is p lanning to
ON HIS way home th is
and loyal people.
go early next week to Chenow ith.
E \ ENING and b rin g along
Hats selected from our regular stock in all the most
D ash in g to n , to join her husband and
SOME of th a t W eatherlev
son H arry , who a re engaged th e re in
D
ELICIO
U
S
Ice
cream
In
wanted colors in large ami small shapes
g etting out poles for telephone and
CHOCOLATE, straw b e rry ,
o th e r purposes.
MAPLENVT, F ren ch sal.nl or
VANILLA flavor. It'll m ake
Large hats in white, pink, coral, tan, orchid, black,
T he degree of doctor of divinity was
A Strong Bank
A H IT w ith th e e n tire
conferred on th e Rev A. S. Hisey by
and canary in horse hair, crepe de chine and
FAMILY
T ry It.
N ebraska W esleyan university, his
fancy braids. Special
D e c a rry a »lock of g ro ceries for alm a m ater, th ro u g h Dr. C arl G regg
the c o m e n ienee of the b erry picker» Doney. p resid en t of W illam ette U ni­
»ho
gel to tow n fo r sappile» versity, in connection with Its recen t
un til evening.
com m encem ent exercises. Dr. H isey's
The holiday schedule for m ails will
m any frien d s in th is vicinity will be
i H. W. S nashall has been confined to
pleased to learn of th is deserved be observed at th e postofflee on Mon­ 1 hls bed for th e past tw o weeks w ith a
day. Ju ly 5. T here will be no general
honor.
Osburn Bldg.
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Gresham
or ru ra l delivery.
he ______
local _ b „ arb l e * r evere a ,t,c k of sciatica. He la r e ­
Miss D orothy Cooper Is assistin g at shops will a lto observe th e en tire day p o r,e'1 to be suffering Intensely a t
SECOND A MAIN
GRESHAM
the O scarette for a few weeks
aa a holiday.
j tim es.
Med, can K lc, doz. #1.15
L arge
oval can s in m u stard
tom ato. Special
2 c a n s 25c, 6 c a n s «He
Attractions Sat. and Tues., July 3rd and 6th
05c
23c
25c
45c
A. W. Metzger & Co.
15c
29c
25c
49c
35c
10c
25c
Best Styles in
Dresses
$2.14
2.24
25c
29c
25c
...........23c
38c
75c
*5.75
59c
20th Century Coffee
47c, 3 Jbs. $1.38
*16.75
20CENTURYSTO
2a
*16.75
July Fourth
* 7 .7 5
24*50
Every Type of Hat
$2 95
FIRST STATE BANK
$4.95
The Ladies’ Shoppe
The Oscarette