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PAG« poüb GRESHAM OÜTLOOK, FKIPAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1W« (GRESHAM LOCALS Minimi lamimiimnm J lli A nnouncement / I. D E S IR E to announce to the public th a t we have taken posses sion of the Hardy Studio as suc cessor to R. M . H ard y , and we invite the public to come in and vet acquainted w ith us. P o r tr a its a specialty . C om m ercial P h o to g ra p h y , K odak F in is h in g . F ra m e s to o rd e r Zamsky’s Art Studio Phone 8« I G resh am Iiiia iiu iiiiiis tn iiiiiin iiiu lllllllllilllCJIIIIIIilllliaillllllllMIUII Monday being L abor Day and a le- I gal holiday, business g en erally will be closed. The postoffice w ill be open to r th e accom m odation of p atro n s be tw een !» and 10 in the forenoon, though I this is not req u ired by postoffice ru les, I and th e re will be no ru ra l delivery of m ails. T he Outlook office w ill be closed a ll day. Mr. and Mrs.' B. I. R ussell left y es terd ay for th e ir hom e in P o rtlan d afte r residing in G resham for th e p ast tw o m onths w here Mr. R ussell was identified w ith th e in te rests of th e Rose Maid cream ery. E. R. K idder and fam ily, who recen tly moved h ere from Illinois, will occupy th e house on T h ird stre e t w hich is being v acat ed by Mr. R ussell, u n til they decide on the location for a p erm an en t home. Mrs. E. H. Kelly and th ree children expect to re tu rn home tom orrow from W elches w here they have been spend ing th e p ast few w eeks in th eir co t tage. Miss E liza Bechill w ill leave tom or row m o rning for P ilo t Rock. U m atilla county, Oregon, w here she will teach her first year of school. She g rad u ated from th e class of 1925 at G resh am Union high and la st year attended tlje Oregon sta te norm al a t Monmouth. H. W. Aylsw orth,’ fath e r of E. W. A ylsw orth, of G resham , also the lat te r’s brother, Benjam in, both from n ear Cam bridge, N ebraska, arriv ed unexpectedly last S unday for a visit of a week or so. They drove th ro u g h and m ade a stop a t S alt Lake City, also o th e r places. T hey a re now on th e ir w ay to Los A ngeles for a le is urely to u r of th e west. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Mason and son have tak en up living q u a rte rs a t ap a rtm en ts in th e A. J. W. Brown re s idence on W est Pow ell street. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Cooley retu rn ed Monday evening from a trip to T a coma in com pany w ith friends living between h ere and P o rtlan d . They were gone a week. $0*0 Reduced^ Such values as these deserve prompt action. Made to withstand all the tests of durability to which they are subjected by active youngsters. Especially designed to give both comfort and smartness to grow ing feet. Gresham Shoe Shop CA ItL PA II I., Prop. P h o n e 41 G resh am Phone G resham 1721 FLORENCE M. HONEY PIANO Hayn and Hirin' b all ('latinen begin Sept. 8 3 » DUI ildi: w q ^ g ro e c ry Pre: d Mrs. Hyde, who lives n ear W elch's spur, w as attended by a G resham s u r geon one day last w eek when she cu t her hand badly w hile canning fru it. In screw ing on th e ja r cover th e top of th e ja r w as broken off in such a m a .n e r th a t th e jagged g lass cu t into the fleshy p a rt of the hand, inflicting an in ju ry th a t req u ired eight stitch es in the dressing. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Davidson and children retu rn ed W ednesday from a sh o rt vacation trip to e a ste rn Owgon and a t v ario u s beach reso rts. Much of the tim e w as spent in fishing. Mrs. Vida Stubbs and h er son, E d w ard, w ent to Eugene T uesday to m ake arran g e m en ts for th e beginning of Mr. S tu b b s’ college course at the U niversity of Oregon a t th e opening of the fall sem ester. W endall Cleveland, of H eppner, and C harles Cleveland, of Stanfield, O re gon, w ith .th e ir fam ilies, have ju st re tu rn ed to th e ir homes from a visit with th e ir p are n ts here, Mr. and Mrs. C harles Cleveland. T hey also spent some tim e a t Seaside before leaving for ea ste rn Oregon. | In almost a hundred communities 20th Century is building grocery prestige, steadily developing dependable food shopping centers. The remarkable business is Proving the dependability our customers find in 20th CENTURY merchandise. Money-Savers Saturday and Tuesday, September 4th and 7th Closed all day Labor Day, September 6 1.1BHY’S MILK— The n e a re st to fresh cream . T all cans, 3 f o r ..................... 25c “ ( KYSTAI, W H ITE” SOAP— " P u re Soap, all th ro u g h ”. 10 b a rs. 38c “MAZOLA” OIL— E xcellent for cooking, baking and m aking salad dressings. Q uart can. Z O M il C 85c 3-lb can. 39c 75c 5-lb. can . 10-lb. can . “ TRI BLU” SODA CKACKERS- F re sh and crisp. P o u n d ............ BEST SHORTENING— In bulk, p u rely vegetable. 15c 59c 3 lb s. “BI RNETT’S” VANILLA — A bsolutely pure. 2-oz. b o ttle. 33c “PKET’S” WASHING MACHINE SOAP— For use in eith er hot or cold w ater. E x tra special. L arge packages, 2 f o r ........ ........................... 59c K IPPE R E D SNACKS— ' " “N orw egian". S kinless and boneless. The select cu ts of th e h e rrin g cured and smoked to a “q u een 's ta ste .’’ 4 tin s. .............25c “SEA RCH LIG H T” VIAT( H ES— Non-poisonous, noiseless and safe. L arge i full boxes. C arton of 6 b o x e s .... 29c dr Nl MHEBG II AM. w hole o r h alf lb. 42c FANCY S l ’tJAK ( I H E P BACKS lb. 42c IOM l,S, sm all pieces of m eat fo r se a so n in g * lb. 25c JARS! JARS! JARS! Jo b b e rs sto ck s a re p ra c tic a lly e x h a u ste d a n d prices a re h ig h e r on all v a rie tie s. We h a v e a few glass « .»/» top h alf gal., reg. priced at $1.65. Special Fancy N orw egian S ard in es 2 for 25c W hite S ta r S a rd in e s I-urge oval c a n s 2 for 25c S m all VV h ile B eans F an cy t ’a lfo rn ia 3 lbs. 25c M exican Bed B eans Best for C hili 3 lbs. 25c WHITE WONDER SOAP SALE 25 b a rs W hite W o n d er Soap 4 b a rs A ssorted T o ilet Soap 1 S h o p p in g Bag All fur 98c S ta le y ’s S yrup W hite and G olden No. 2 c a n s 15c K e rr’s Dill P ickles 6 d ills In se a le r Can 15c A. W. Metzger & Co. Quality and Service Phone 1451 Peed I2$i 89c 1-lb. can. PI RE LARD— In bulk. Many m o th ers p refer p ure lard In th eir baking. 3 lbs. “ LIBBY’S” SALAD POINTS— D rain a can of A sp arag u s T ips and a rra n g e on lettu ce leaves. Mix 1 cup of co ttag e cheese w ith ’ a teaspoon of sa lt and 1 tablespoon chopped peeled g reen chili. Shape in b alls and place 3 cheese b alls on each plate. S erve w ith F re n ch dressing. 1-lb ro u n d cans. 25c 73c 3 can s fo r. “ LIBBY’S" SLICED P IN E A PP L E — 1926 pack E ight slices to the can, packed H O in a rich syrup. L arg e can s 25c. 3 fo r. t ->C TO ILET P A P E R — Soft sa n ita ry tissu e, 1000 sheets to the roll. 3 r o lls .................. QO ZoC FLOUR— “ Best b ran d s P ate n t or P astry . 10-lb. sacks . #Jt)C " K e rr’s" Best P ate n t F lour, 49-lb. sack ......................... F ish e r’s Blend VI|LI. RUN— 80-lb. sack. $1.98 $2.08 $1.08 h e flavor y o u r p a la te lo n g s f o r.” 20th Century Coffee D T irec t fro m o u r r o a s te r to you in su re s th is h ig h g ra d e coffee, a t low prices, alw ays. P o u n d .......... lb. 47c, 3 lbs. $1.38 Mr. and Mrs. C lark Scofield, of Jam estow n, New York, arriv ed T ues day for a few days' visit w ith Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Squire. They a re on th eir way to Los Angeles w here they expect to reside. Mr. Scofield is em ployed as n um ber of different trip s to seashore salesm an for a m etallic door com and m ountain d u rin g th e sum m er. Mr. ami Mrs. A. J. W. Brow n re pany w hich is estab lish in g a branch office at Los Angeles. tu rn ed W ednesday from a few d ay s’ A farew ell su rp rise p arty was given recreatio n at th e R ockaw ay and S ea Mr. and Mrs. C. C. G ray on Tuesday side beaches. The p leasu re of th e ir evening at the home of Mrs. Mary Tet- b rief vacation w as m a rred by rain riek as they a re leaving for Hood Riv w hich fell in abundance down at th e er to resid e w here Mr. G ray has em coast. The residence of Dr. W. J. Ott is ploym ent. About 4U w ere present and th e tim e w as sp en t socially and in being re-p ain ted this week. playing gam es, followed by re fre sh Mrs. G eorge Sm ith, w hose husband m ents. Mr. and Mrs. G ray w ere p re w as th e m an ag er of one of the con If you a re w o rk in g on a ’»alary, do not de sented w ith a b eautiful p air of wool cessions at th e county fair, w as ill at blan k ets d u rin g the evening. They th e Thom as sa n ita riu m for some tim e lude y o u rse lf w ith th e belief th a t a ra is e have been pro m in en t w o rk ers In the a fte r the close of th e fair b ut is now 1» n e c essa ry before you can sav e. If you Baptist ch u rch since th e ir residence m uch im proved in h ealth and is sta y in G resham . ing w ith Mrs. H ans L arsen for a week c a n n o t sav e m oney now . it is p ro b ab le th a t Mrs. Irm a A nsley, lib ra ria n of the or so before Joining h er husband at you would not do so la te r even If y o u r s a l G resham b ran ch of the P o rtlan d pub Toledo. Oregon. H er invalid son is ary w ere in creased . Y our w a n ts w ould be lic lib rary , has retu rn ed from her being cared for by Mrs. F ra n k Moore. sum m er's vacation. She enjoyed a T he In terio r of the display room of a p t to grow ju st as fast as, m aybe fa s te r th e city b ak ery is receiving a fresh th a n , y o u r incom e. In effect you cun raise coat of w hite p ain t w hich g rea tly adds y o u r s a la ry by c u rb in g d e sire s a n d cu rtail-, to its attractiv en ess. Mrs. Joe Exley has been suffering ing e x p e n d itu re s , so us to save as m uch as for several days past w ith an attack you can of y our p re se n t pay. of inflam m atory rheum atism Mr and Mrs. Tom H ouston have r e tu rn ed to G resham and a re at the hom e of Mrs. H ouston's fa th e r, C. A M easure y o u r p ro g re ss w ith d ep o sits in C arothers, for a few days before they We will Improve the go to th e ir hom e at L lnnton. Mr. condition of your scalp H ouston is a sh e ep -sh ea re r and has and encourage the been w orking d u rin g th e sum m er in grow th of your hair. e a ste rn Oregon and M ontana. Our sham pooing and Mrs. Vera T u ck er and Miss F lo r m arcelling will be a ence latke drove to Tygh Valley g rea t source of Joy to A STRONG BANK T h u rsd ay w ith a load of beautiful you — and will teach dahlias w hich they will display at the you th e a rt of beauty- Tygh V alley fair. care. Mr. and Mrs. T hom as Cooper left -I y esterd ay m orning by au to for V an Monday, S eptem ber 13. for th e regu- I E lder F ra n k Burch, of Medford, O re lar y e a r's work. couver. B. C„ for a b rief trip . They gon. accom panied by two Bible w o rk N» expect to be back Sunday. A b irth d ay su rp rise p arty w as given ers. a se c re ta ry of th e south ern O re T he Rebekah W elfare club will at th e home of Mr and Mrs. Robert gon conference and a te ac h er in the V J ' • - x m eet with Mrs. F. A. L undquist next L am bert on W ednesday evening in ' Medford high school, spent T h u rsd ay W ednesday afternoon. Miss Inez L u st honor of the b irthday of Mr. L am bert. nig h t at th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. C alkins. They are on th eir w ay to ed and Mrs. E. B. K irkwood w ill be Ralph C h risten sen of T ro u td ale, and ' W alla W alla w here they w ill atten d a th e hostesses for th e occasion. All Mrs Ruth C alk in s won prizes for be te a c h e rs' convention. R ebekahs a re cordially invited to a t ing th e p re ttie st m an an d lady p re s PHONE 4 OVER HRST tend. ent. Games w ere played, follow ed by (See additional locals on page 1) 16 4 -1 jNATt BANK Both th e Union high school and the refresh m en ts. He received several G resham grad e school will open on gifts ami everyone had a good time. Don't lay down the paper till »on Savins Grocery Bulletin JJCJ q “ZION” FIG BARS— F illin g of genuine im ported figs. F ine for th e ch ild ren 's lunches. 2 lb s ...................... »50C “ U P T O N ’S” TEA— Yellow label, % -lb. can 45c, “ G II I B V B DELI.I’S GROUND < HOCOLATE G round Cchcolate. 1-lb. c a n ........................... “ RARO” SYRUP— Light color. “Red L abel." “ VAN CAMP'S” PORK AND BEANS— ■ w V. 18-oz. XO-OA,. VC Med. size. cans. Net wt. C ertainly econom ical a t th is price. 3 can s. on a Salary First State Bank r e s /ta a have read the Want Ads.
