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GRESHAM LOCALS ! rented
the Shultz ap a rtm en ts and ex-
Mr. and Mrg. Ray Wax, cousins of
I pect to move to G resham soon from th e C. E. Ja ck so n fam ily, a re here
P ortland. Mr. Quinby is one of the
from S pring H ill. K ansas. They a re
G uests arriv ed unexpectedly W ed
Arm of th e Quinby Motor company.
m aking a to u r of the United States
nesday evening from Thom as, W ash
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. L arsen drove to and a re a t G resham for a few days.
ington, to spend a few days w ith Mr.
Longview S atu rd ay and rem ained u n
G. M. R obertson, a M ontana bank
and Mrs. O scar Johnson. They are
Mr. and Mrs. E J. Nelson and two til the follow ing day when they w ere exam iner, son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs.
daug h ters, V eronne and Ja n e and a accom panied home by Mr. and Mrs. J. T. H orr, has arriv ed from Helena,
son, Emil. Dr. and Mrs. M. S undt, the W infred H ill who visited with G resh for an indefinite visit w ith his wife's
am relativ es until Monday.
parents. He m ade th e trip from
la tte r a siste r of Mr. Johnson, with
Dr. and Mrs. R H. Todd en tertain ed H elena to G resham in tw o days. Mrs
th eir two children, left la st evening
for th e ir home In M inneapolis. En Mrs. F ra n k M artin, of Minot. North Robertson has been visiting here for i
route they will m ake a to u r of Yellow D akota, th ree days last week. The some time.
Mrs. F ra n k Bacon u n d erw en t an
stone N ational park. Mrs. Johnson Todds, accom panied by th e ir g ra n d
with Dr. Sundt and fam ily sp en t S un- I children, R ichard and L au ra Todd, operation for the rem oval of a goiter I
have gone to th e ir sum m er home at at Good S am aritan hospital on T ues- *
day and Monday a t Seaside.
W elches, w here they expect to rem ain day. Mrs. Bacon resides a t th e L ittle
A Store h e re -a Store there 20* Caere et $
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Quinby have '
for two weeks or longer.
Sandy dam w here h er husband is em
everywhere —t hats where you will always find
ployed, but visits in G resham fre
econom),
Each new store is building economy
quently. She is rec u p eratin g finely
info ¿nether community ano each bank account
since h er operation and hopes to be
begins budding as a result of the ¡aymgs
home in a sh o rt time.
C. D. Cathey treated his b erry p ick
ers, about 18 in num ber, to a ride up
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the Columbia riv er highw ay today and
a picnic dinner at E agle Creek. He
Ba
secured a tru ck in w hich to m ake the
trip and all enjoyed th e day Im
m ensely.
Buckeye Cords I Kelflex Cord
Mrs. B. O. Boswell left la st T h u rs
30x3 >4 reg. c l . . 9 N.30
day
for an extended trip east. She
30x3ft, re g u la r. 911.1«
30x3*4 ci. oversize 99-55
Will be Joined by h er sister, Mrs. Alice
30x3ft oversize. 912.90
31x4 S. S. 6-ply
Meffert, a t K ansas City. D uring her
cord .................. 915.69
31x4, S. S. 6-ply. 919.15
absence, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Mason
32x4, 6-ply co rd . .917.70
32 X 4 ................. 920.95
33x4, 6-ply co rd . . 9K54)
and son Ju n io r of P o rtlan d , w ill re
33 X 4 ................. 92145
32x4 f t ...................99045
32 X 4 f t ................. 9SS.16
side w ith Mr. Boswell a t th e Boswell
home on South R oberts avenue.
Mrg. Josephine S ieburg and son
“CRYSTAL” WHITE SOAP—
K enneth of A rlington H eights, Illi
kippered snacks —
P u re Soap, all through, 10 bars
nois, are g u ests of Dr. Mary Becker
T »>e m ost select “c u ts" of th e h errin g cured
and her brother. Mrs. C atherine Dou-
2 9 x 4 .4 0 K elly B a lo o n .................... 913.75
“STEW ARTS" BLUEING—
beck of Chicago was recen tly a guest
4 d n s8nl0ked tO a " ap Petizlng degree
!
H ighly concentrated, bottle
of Dr. Becker. She w ent to Los A n
30 x 3 ^ . reg. size, g re y tube ............. 92.10
geles early th is week.
SMALL WHITE BEANS—
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VINEGAR—
Miss Leona Sm ith and h er b ro th er
We sell gas for 22c per gallon and western oil 15c
Choice, tw ice cleaned C alifornia, 3 lbs. . .
P u re apple cider, 22-oz. bottle
Melvin Sm ith, of Colum bia City In
diana, w ere the g u ests T h u rsd ay of
LIBBY’S MILK—
“ M A/OLA” OIL—
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. M etzger in a trip
T he n ea rest to fresh cream .
A pure salad and cooking oil. q u a rt c a n .
around the Mt. Hood highw ay loop
T all cans, 3 f o r . ..
O thers to enjoy the day w ere Mrs
MILL RUM—
Belle Beers, the Misses F lo ren ce and
Cor. P ow ell a n d R o b e rts
CODFISH—
Bernice Beers and Miss A ridth G ar
80-pound sack.
GRESHAM, OREGON
8 tbrCeta k f a ^ n e ,P n t \ S erLe Cream ed Codfish (or
ner. Mr. and Miss Sm ith have been
o reak fast. P u t in cold w ater and heat to a
to uring the w est and a re now on th eir
K ERR’S BEST PATENT FLOUR
boiling point, then d rain off w ate r' »ml . n
way home from a trip to Los Angeles
49-pouud s a c k ..........
cream . 1-pound tab lets
w here they attended th e n atio n al B. Y.
P. U. convention.
2 f o r ............
John Schenk has been appointed su
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p erin ten d en t of the G ervais schools
“(R ISC O ”—
for the com ing year and expects to
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sh
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and
cake
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alting
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move th ere w ith his fam ily as soon as
s 74/»
3-pound c a n ........
“ C E R T «”—
suitable dw elling q u a rte rs have been
found.
“ H IR ES” ROOT BEER EXTRACT—
Im proves “Jellies and Jam s". 2 b o ttle s ...
I he Rev. J. H. Wood is being con
it seem s a s th o u g h th e sun had go n e dow n.
B ottle, 19c, .3 b o ttle s ..
g ratu late d on the 84th an n iv ersary of
fk
u t jars —
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his b irth today. On la st S unday m o rn
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“CAMPBELL’S” BEANS—
G enuine “B all" Masons, or “K e rr’s” s e l f s e a iin o -
ing he preached an excellent serm on
The beams w ith the fam ous tom ato sauce Slow-
at the M ethodist E piscopal ch u rch , his
S S M
tin s 3 difRo7 tib le’ n o u rish in e. The ’W
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first serm on in sev eral years.
1 he fact is— th e E a r th h a s sim p ly rolled
ECONOMY BUILDERS
New Low Tire Prices
KELL Y- SPRINGFIELD
nay and each bank account begins bui ding as a1 re sih of
Offerings Saturday and Monday, July 17 and 19
SPECIALS
39c
I
2^»
15c
IVY FILLING STATION
I5c
¿5C
. 49C
25c
$1.14
J»C
35c
$2.09
CANNING SUPPLIES
When It Gets Dark
55c
55c
95e
P lan s are u n d er w ay for a lawn
p arty to be held at th e W. F. Honey
home on W ednesday evening. Ju ly 28,
u nder the auspices of th e local au x il
iary of the W om an’s Home M issionary
society of the M ethodist Episcopal
church. On th is occasion in fo rm a
tion will be given on th e proposed
new buildings for the P o rtlan d S e ttle
m ent cen ter to replace th e old. out of
date q u a rte rs now occupied. The
com m ittee arran g in g for th e occasion
consists of Mrs. Jam es S terlin g , Mrs
A. McManus, Mrs. M arion Johnson,
Mrs. George Honey and Mrs. K. A
Miller.
o v er a n d we have tu rn e d o u r back to th e
Sun.
M any of th e d a rk sp o ts in a m a n ’s life
a re due to h is ow n m istak e s.
P e rh a p s g e n e ra l c o n d itio n s h a v e caused
w orry. Be of good ch eer. T h e sun will
s h in e ag a in !
I lie F irs t S ta te Hank is a n x io u s to help
J"»« An account h ere will e sta b lish a c o n
tac t th a t will en ab le us to lig h te n th e dark
h o u rs— p re s e n t o r fu tu re .
I ^ d en o m in atio n al Services.
Sunday school will convene a t 10
I ( 'clock at the U ndenom inational tem -
i pie and preaching sei vices w i l l be
j held at 2 in the afternoon. T ilt sub-
I ject for the afternoon will be "Eliezer
and the Bride," and in the evening the
p asto r will preach from the them e of
"The Rohe, th e Bells and the Pome-
g ran ites." An exceptionally good a t
tendance is rep o rted for th e afternoon
and evening services th is season, with
good in terest. A choir of about 25
m em bers sings at each service w ith
special music. A h ea rty welcom > is
extended to all to be pre tee*, esp ec
ially In the afternoon when tiler? are
no m eetings elsew here.
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"Experience is the only teacher whose
wages are too highi'— W. S. Sutton.
First State Bank
A STRONG BANK
G R ESIIA M , OREGON
mom.
Grocery Bulletin
I . A. IOBACCO, 16-oz. tin
Gold B ar
R aisin*
15-oz. p a c k ag e I lie
C heese Nnax
D elicious C heese
(’rac k e r, pkg. 23c
93c
“PAHO WAX”—
“t I T R l S ” POWDER
L arge packages 23c, 2 for
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MACARONI—
F resh , curve cut, 4 pounds
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H I.L ( REAM 1 HEESE
“Aged ju st rig h t." Pound
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SUGAR
l’u r e C a ,i , S u g ar best for can n in g & preserves
S atu rd ay and Monday.
d4/* i /t
Cash
Gold B ar
T o m ato es
Solid pack
3 cans, 50c
WHITE WONDER SOAP
Hl bars 29c. Shopping Bag Free
S h rim p
F e stiv a l B rand
C an, 14c
JM). IB
Crown Best P aten t
4 9-lb. s a c k .................................
$2.25
WHITE STAR SARDINES
A m aiio M arch
G loss anti Corn
P a c k a g e, lOe
l arg e oval tins In tom ato sauce, m n -tard and »pli-ed
2 cans
25c,
12c,
JAH CAPS—
"
6 cans
ti9c
2'
.-lb. can.
$1.29
I package K»)al Gelatin Free with every .ale
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"E conom y”, dozen 25c. “B all”
zinc, porcelain-lined, d o z e n ...
Masons,
25c
Lovely apparel predominates in
our general clearance o f ready-to
il ear, dresses, coats and millinery.
W ash D resses
Our entire line of wash dresses in Voile, Linen
Rayon, broadcloth and English Prints to close
out during this July Clearance Sale.
LARGE BATS
Ju ly (le a ra n c e Sale
English Prints
$1.65
Sizes up to 42 and in ligtft
and d ark shades.
VOILES
N eatly made, trim m ed in
lace and net, also bandings of
co n trastin g shades. Sizes up
to 44. Ju ly C learance Sale.
$2.95
$ 1.95
Our en tire line of large
hats in silk horse h air, hair
silk and straw com binations
N early all shades to choose
from and values up to 17 50
and $8.75.
SMALL BATS
Ju ly t learan ce Sale
$1.98
One lot of h ats in close fit
ting models of straw , silk
and straw and silk com bina
tions.
W a s h S ilk s
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In crepe de Chine and Tub Silk P rinted
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values up to $7.75.
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“ * repes an d Pongee,
Ju ly C learance Sale.
$4.95
One lot of afternoon dresses in Crepe de C h in e f i .»
and Satin. Shades are love h i r / r n . \ i
’ F a t Crepe
I Ones i p m ¿ 7 k
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Royal Baking Powder
12-oz. can
25C
July Clearance Sale
U ta h n a l ’eas
Best u n g rad e d
v a rie ty
3 can s. 3»e
S ilv er B ar
T o m ato es
Best s ta n d a rd
3 can s. 39c
. 25C
“211111 CENTURY" JA R RUBBERS—
eavy doubled lipped red rin g s for eith er Clw
hot or cold pack, 3 dozen .............................
TL XEDO TOBACCO, 16-oz. tin....... 83,
FLOUR
A lpine Milk
S pecial
L a rg e can. I0e
S m all can. 5<*
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S afeguards th e je llies and jam s, 2 lbs. . .
"20th ,,c ™ t “ ry " Coffee— "E x e ells In
20th Century Coffe« llavor.
D irect fro m o u r r o a s te r to you
alw ay s in su re s low p rices
II
lb. 47c, 3 lbs. $1.38
F ig Bars
2 lbs. 35c
T o ile t Soups
F ancy a s s o rtm e n t
3 b a rs 25e
1
Ju ly C learance S a le ...........................................................
Itipe Olives
Griffin B rand
3 can s, 25c
THE LADIES’ SHOPPE
Osburn Bldg.
A. IV. Metzger & Co.
Phone 145/
Feed ¡¿St
Phone 2081
Gresham
For low est ra te s on autom obile
tru ck and g eneral in su ran ce see B w ’
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bow er Baths.
T h o rn e —Adv.
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a re equipped to offer si
The Outlook s barg ain cou n ter on
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baths, hot or cold, for a fee
P»ge J.
A m erica's first E uropean-type light c lm p .- A d T .'' ° W" l° Wel’ - U' A
Don t lay down the paper till you c a r on display in G resham S atu rd ay
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have read the W ant Ada.
Ju ly 17.—Adv.
o o p n NASH, sis«; worth
,
Honey, phone 1721
mor*
$12.7d