PAGE FOUR
COTTRELL
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Stenberg. who
a re conducting the services at the
tem ple d uring the absence of th e re g
ular pastor, will have charg e of th e 11
o'clock service a t C ottrell com m unity
church Sunday m orning.
Card of Thank«.
„ ' ' \ Wi“b to th a n k our frien d s and
neighbors for th e ir kindness and for
o f ^ l r ^ a ° ffer‘ng8 d u rin g the Illness
baby
bw au,,on »ud
death of our
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Swanson.
S P E C IA L
PEQUOT
SHEETING
GRESHAMLOCALS1
The F ree M ethodist p arso n ag e Is r e
ceiving a new coat of paint. The In
terio r woodwork has also been freshly
repainted.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cooper retu rn ed
Sunday evening from a trip to Vic
toria, B. C. D uring the absence of Mr
Cooper his w ork as bus d river was
taken ca re of by H arold H udson, of
T routdale.
Stafford D ow sett, H arold Lewis and
H orace W ihlon are spending a few
days Ashing at Clear Lake.
Virgil Howell and dau g h ters, Edith
and E thel, D. M Cathey. Mr. and Mrs.
* larence Cathey, Mr. an d Mrs. F ra n k
9-4 Bleached P equot Sheet
fng at
Bacon and Sam Bacon of P leasan t
Home, left W ednesday for a two
w eeks' h u n tin g trip to th e Y achats
country.
Mrs. S arah B u rr is conAned to her
Sold only In 2 k» and
yard
bed again w ith rh eu m atic trouble.
lengtliK«
Mrs. F. V olbrecht and h er son, Enos,
A'.iII ends of 36-in prints and 32-in. ginghams,
»pent the past week at Powell Butte
Oregon, w ith Mrs. V olbrecht's sister.’
hey m ade th e trip over th e McKenzie
A ill ends of 36-in. American Cambric Percales in good
' Pass. Mr. and Mrs. W aiter V olbrecht
of P o rtland, Joined the G resham party
ange of print patterns, regularly priced at 35c,
a t Powell Butte for the week-end and
now aold at
all retu rn ed to th e ir hom es L abor day
T he retu rn trip was m ade bv way of
Mill ends of 32-in. ginghams, 35c grade, now
T he Dalles and both highw ays are
priced at..............
pronounced w onderful.
The Rev. and Mrs. S. F. P itts are ex
pected home from S eattle Monday
w here they have been holding revival
services for the p ast two w eeks When
they arriv e at th e ir p leasan t little p a r
sonage ju st w est of the tem ple, a m ost
gratify in g su rp rise will be in sto re for
them. Since they have been in S eattle
the m em bers of the congregation have
SPECIAL
P e r Y ear
sided and painted the house; a hot
w ater system has been Installed in ad
dition to the plum bing alre ad y in and
Two magazine» for less than the price of one
a board w alk has been b u ilt a t the
fro n t, also th e back porch h as been
enclosed with screen. These changes
have worked q uite a tran sfo rm atio n in
the ap p earan ce of th e ir residence, and
.to r e ^ n ’d ^ X
gkdHI ,'a c c e n t^ v P " blhf
Co '« »«w a t our
m em bers and friends are eagerly
aw aitin g the re tu rn of P asto r P itts
and b etter D elineator at the low pHce" o T f l K 'e T y e a r . 1“ 6
and his wife to w itness ju st w hat will
be th e effect of th e ir plan w hich has
been so well ca rrie d out.
2<r century !
55c
1 n
1 ye
and cases are cleaned1 r e g i i a T h ^ a i h ^ n ^ n d 01’
New
Offerings Saturday and Monday, Sept. 11 and 13
Delineator Magazine
! ;
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Gresham
Grocery Bulletin
N ew berg fla m , w hole o r h a lf
..lb. 12c
Jo w ls, sm all pieces of bacon fo r s e a so n in g
ttoltl B ar Augort inent
k ra u t, peas
lb.
T o m ato es, sp in a c h , p u m pkin,
can -b e, 3 c a n s 50c
......... ........ . ...........
t a x . ....... M ,
H g allo n s iz e ...................sp ecial
Koj.1 I Ini, Peache«, heavy syrup..................... 3 Clill8
I ''" “ ' U'* “ T »»
R oger’s M ustard. In q u a rt j a r s .....................
F an cy A ssorted T oilet S o ap s............................ Z Z
I ta h n a P eas, best u n g rad e d v a rie ty
M lver B ar T o m ato es, best s ta n d a rd ' .... Z . ‘ ..
j a r 85(.
b a rs 25c
3 Pans
2 cans Z
H illsdale A sp arag u s T ip s, picnic siz e ................. 2 c a n s W c
P e rfe c tio n P in k S alm on
,.a n
„
PIN 12 A PPLK. Broken
Yim Lon Slices—
PINEAPPLE,
Packed the sam e as w hole sliced excent slie»«
may be slig h tly broken in 1 or 2 places f n
Rich, mellow fru it. Lge. cans. 3 fo r.
A bsolutely pure.
Packed
in i Mason
jars,
" ' *
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III
U f
P in t 29c; q u a rt
“SWAN8D0WN- CAKE FLO U R -
“BEL MONTE” CATSUP—
STRAINED HONEY—
59l*
’1.20
w. R. HICKS COMPANY
°" ** S Clean* S h eh es
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X
“
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37c
*
19c
L arg e bottle.
* 1NCED RAZOR CLAMS—
GREEN BEAMS—
r8eueh X
P5CkI, An u n u su ally good g rad e of
S tan d ard cu t R efugees. C a n ............
10c
29c
45c
3 fo r.
“CITRUS” POWDER—
L arg e packages 28c,
"
2 for.
“ SNOW ORI ET”—
A en k m y r4eflnne<1 f Urely ve« e ta ble sh o rt-
ening. 4-pound c a n .............
: andA X
S
S
d i r as
T all cans, 2 f o r ...................
ROYAL BAKING POWDER—
43c
$1.29
10c
29c
12-oz can.
2 ^ -lb . can .
“ KELLOGG’S” PEP—
P u ts pep into your ste p .”
91c
Mrs. K. .1. H agberg and h e r d au g h
“ W ESSON” OIL—
'
ter. Miss M artha H agberg, cam e home
EXase mank in ^ M Ting a? d baking as weH
T uesday from a trip to Spokane. They
as m aking M ayonnaise. Q uart can
had gone the S atu rd ay previous on an
“MARKET DAY" RAISINS
excursion and re p o rt a d elightful tim e.
Choice unbleached Thom pson's.
Miss Mildred M etzger will leave to
4-pound b a g .
m orrow for A ntelope, Oregon, w here
she w ill begin her Arst y ear as a
“< RYSTAL W H ITE” SOAP—
teach er. She w as a m em ber of t h e 1
P u re Soap, all th ro u g h ”. 10 b ars.
class of 1924 and has spent a y ear a t
"LIBB Y ’S” MILK—
the sta te norm al.
The n ea rest to fresh cream .”
A group of young people su rp rised
T all cans, 3 fo r.
the young ladies at the Virgil Howell
BRAZIL NI TS, lie.*« Crop—
home w est of G resham Monday eve
E xceptionally good quality. 2 lbs.
Ping. The tim e w as sp en t socially
and Ice cream was served. T he Rev.
“< VMPBELL’S" B E IN S —
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and Mrs. L. A. Skuzie and children
also attended the g ath erin g
3 to r .......................
Mrs R. H. K asper left for h er home
In Yakim a Monday a fte r visiting for
two weeks with Miss M arie Blom. H er
husband cam e from Yakim a for her
and th ey drove back together.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Gillen and Miss
R
n a s t o r fz.
_____
Hoaster
to you - a , lw
a y s . in su re s you th is
F lorence Z um bar w ere th e d inner
__M1 g ra d e coffee a t a low price
g u ests of Mr. and Mrs. George D uncan
W ednesday evening and later attended
the open air co n cert given by the
G resham band. They had planned for
some tim e to come out from P o rtland W in ters has seen h er m other. She ex-
for one of the con certs and expressed
..............
........-
« p r e w p u I P rs,
rem ain u n til the la tte r n art
m selves as highly pleased w ith th e
Oct° b e r- H er d au g h ter, Mabel will
Program th at evening. Many o th e r G e n re
* dUri" K ber mo»>er's ab-
com m endatory w ords w ere heard as
ZT,
o
7 ; at
P ack age.
3 fo r.
“DEL MONTE" PEAS-
19c
1926 Pack. Medium size sw eet te n d er peas O V
_______ _______________ 2 c« n s .......................
CIGARETTES—
39c
38C
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" Ä s ” ’’ Carton* S trik e" ” ° r “C he8ter-
$1.19
“ M ’ I ’ERRY’S”
PANCAKE
FLOUR—
’-AM I El.OUR—
rv.x
VA «* Lp -4
— _ J •■'•’
. « hot
Makes
dandy
cak es.” No. 10 sa ck . . . 7 o C
25c
35c
F L O IR — K e rr’s B est P a te n t, 49-lb sack
Crown
COCOA—
In bulk.
25c
A bsolutely pure, 2 lbs.
MILL RUN—
80-pound sack s.
$1.93
$2.03
15c
$1.09
1?>0t1hb r l ert COfr„ e is roa8ted ¡t " ‘H
20th Century Coffee beV
be 20th C e n tu ry .” D irec t from o u r
lb. 47c, 3 lbs, $ 1 .3 «
a r.lii.e s, la rg e oval, m u sta rd , to m a to spiced . 2 c a n s •».»,■
in
* » c » i i »
vvaiia w here he
Velvet T issue T o ilet P a p e r .....................................3
Will look a fte r his farm in g in te rests
T h u rsd ay m orning for th e ir home in and visit w ith relatives. Mr. Spencer
P rin c e A lbert T obacco
San F ran cisco a fte r spending nearly n ^ r SS
r r e W h e a t a n d 8 t W k ‘“ -
...
16-0«, tin M e
¡ - „ w e e k s with W. J. Cooper and
" “ * « • l „ l , , 6 . oz.
..............................
s1(
Miss N ellie Johnson, d au g h ter of C
A Johnson, living oq, Cleveland av e
The A rem e club will m eet on Mon nue. w as o perated on T uesday at
day afternoon, S eptem ber 13. at the E m anuel hospital for nasal tro u b le
home of Mrs. W. A. H eisel. The host- and w as able to re tu rn to her hom e
fas will be assisted bv Mrs C J LeaUhme *‘ay - Sh<“ ‘8 nOW in h*‘r
L undquist. Mrs. J. V. Cogswell and
The S outheast circ le of th e M eth
lr s -
E lkington. All ladies of odist L adies Aid will m eet with Mrs.
Quality
m e G .E . 8. —
are asked I»»
to i be
present
i v present
011 W ednesday afternoon
Mrs.
W. A.
A W
W inters
inters is planning to i,ePnaMb*t /hi' Tbe ,n n u a I dues will
...S, w.
Phone 7 7 5 / -
and Service
tV
. r t / next
’7 L : Sunday
Sr iia>. for
M o r ris b u rg .lr e ^ e d
h at
leave
f(
Feed 1281 I O ntario, Canada, where
h ere she w „ , visit J wo'rked « n d h . n d S In’ a t ' r t f f S .
I her m other who Is In ve
(See ad ditional locals on page 1)
A - W. M e tzg e r & Co.
i
With Your Next Suit
Get Two Pairs of Trousers
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CONFIDENCE
CO-OPERATION
and F R IE N D S H IP
l . L \ this hank and its depositors there exists a
friend h i / We C° nM en" : « " « P o tio n and business
tendshtp. \ \ e w sh to make it pleasant for von to
transact business wtth us by attending to your financial
needs promptly, courteously and satisfactorily.
It is our policy- to be helpful to our customers in every
'/>• “ - .s te n t u-tth safety and sound banking princ / f e
H e butldour business by rendering a service UseM con
venteut and profitable to the people of this cotnmunfiy'
nd you are cordially invited to make use of this sen ice’
First State Bank
A STRONG BANK
Gresham, Oregon
- u IO the uw ty’ a d « m a ^ o f b m ’ing here' nlod,'ra' e pric”
7t
Fuel
COAL
Fuel
Fuel
C()AL
COAI
Coal at Summer^Prtces* ” ,PPly of that fam°ua Superior Rock Spring
'I oung Men's Suits
$17 50
$2£.
We are booking order, now for direct delivery from the car.
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Martin
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mfn*h y s-°nHbv I lu ^ ber d ,rect , r ° “ the
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SH O E S
G r e s h a m
GEORGE MOFFIT1
A Trial
plasterer
contract
Phone TAbor M il
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