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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1926)
PAG« FOCK GEE'.HAM OUTLOOK. For real calate Ioana ace or call B. W. Thorne.—Adv. lic'a exchange counter. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1926 G RElSH AM LO C A LS T he A m erican Legion and the W oman's au x iliary will hold th e ir reg u la r m eetings on T uesday evening, D. M Cathey retu rn ed a few days Septem ber 28. at the gran g e hall. Re ! ago from Y achats w here he had spent ports of delegates to the sta te conven I ' a few days hunting. He w as accom- tion will be given by E. J. B rugger ' panied home by R oland Dawson and and Ted Johnson, rep resen tin g the S n id e r’s C atsup, p in t b o ttle, re g u la r 30c, sp e c ia l........ 25c a nephew who w ent on to Hood River Legion, and Mrs. Helen Camp and I to pick apples. On th e re tu rn trip Mr. Mrs. W. S. E verett, delegates from R odm an P e a s, L e slie ’s e x tra sifted peas, e x tra sm all | C athey had a slig h t au to accident, but the au x iliary and Mrs. O. A E ast R e g u la r price 85c, special ............. 20c man who attended in her capacity as j no one was Injured. T he c a r w ent over on a grad e and w as slig h tly sta te president. Preceding the m eet ing a pot luck supper will be served dam aged. S c h illin g 's J a p a n T ea, re g u la r p rice 85c, sp ecial .......05c beginning at 7 o'clock. Each is re Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Johnson and quested to bring a covered dish, a S c h illin g ’s B ak. Pow der, 1-lb. cans, reg. p rice 50c, spcl 45c j four children, of San Diego, w ere call plate and own silverw are. All m em ers on Mr. and Mrs. O scar Johnson bers of the fam ilies are invited to the W ool Soap, d e m o n s tra tio n a n d sale, : Tuesday. They are on th e ir way home supper. 12 b a rs wool soap, 6 fan c y g la ss tu m b le rs 89c from a to u r of th e m iddle w est and Mrs. Joe Exley has been bedfast for 1 Canada. the p ast th ree weeks with an attack of Sun B rlte C le a n se r, s im ila r to D utch C lean ser, sp c l........5c inflam m atory rheum atism . It was thought h er condition w as slightly Comb H oney, re g u la r 20c; s p e c ia l......................................15c im proved during the past day or so As soon as she is able, it is expected she w ill undergo a to n silo r operation. K e rr’s P e a n u t B u tter, in pound c a n s .....................................25c Cooler weather is approaching. This Mrs. Lucile G aither is tak in g care of fact reminds one of the house heating her and Mrs. C lem entine Metzger is Bill P ick les, 0 dills in s e a le r c a n ............................................15c problem. Shall you buy a new heater or assistin g in the ca re of the children. have the old one put in repair for the D inner g u ests a t th e home of Mr C ta h n a P e a s, best u n g rad e d peas, 3 c a n s ..........................39c coming winter? and Mrs. H. L. St. C lair T uesday eve ning w ere th e fo rm er’s cousins, Mr. If the su m m er’s sun S ilv er B a r T o m ato es, b est s ta n d a rd , 2 c a n s ................... 25c and Mrs. Raymond H and, of M arengo, has darkened or fre c k Illinois, and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond led your skin o u r m as B all Ideal J a r s , h a lf gal. size, s p e c ia l.............................. 81.39 Rogers, of P o rtland. O thers who sage w ith clean sin g joined the p arty for th e evening w ere W e h a v e ju st a few of th e s e ja r s left an d p ric e is cream s will m ake it Mr. and Mrs. Chase E. St. C lair and clea r and sm ooth again. less th a n w h o lesale. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie T. S t.C lair. We will teach you the Mrs. Buena Stone, one of the teach a r t of home treatm en ts. W e p rese n t th e B eauty H e a te r, w hich is a ers in th e G resham grade school, was : fine looking, c ast lined, ste e l ja c k e t h e a te r throw n to the pavem ent by an auto while In P o rtlan d la st S aturday a fte r w ith larg e sw in g in g top a n d m ica fro n t. A h e a te r th a t will last fo r y e a rs and give you noon and badly shaken up and Q u a lity ' P h o n e 1451 good service. W e a lso h av e th e a ll-ca st bruised. She w as stru ck by a m a a n d S e r v ic e p eed 1281 fireplace h e a te rs a n d v a rio u s o th e r sty le s of chine w hich had been bumped into by h e a te rs a n d fu rn a c e s to m ee t y o u r every another. A fter tre a tm e n t for m inor need. See th e m on o u r floor. in ju ries at a physician’s office, she was able to drive home and on Mon day w as back in h er classroom as usual. E. F. P aim q u ist and fam ily have re Phone 1421 turned from Chenowith, W ashington, Gresham, Ore. 1 164-1 Î STATE BANK w here they w ent th ree m onths ago to 311111111111 ii[]iiiniiiiiig]iiiiiiiiiiiiuiHiiiiiiiiiDmn. LADIES! More new fall dress goods have arrived and be near Mr. P alm q u ist’s w ork, w here we would be pleased to have you come and see them. he has been engaged in cu ttin g tele phone and teleg rap h poles and piling N o tr o u b le to s h o w th e goods. A rnold Rogers and R. S. A cers left W ednesday for th e head w aters of the B ordered F la n n e l D ress P a tte r n s a re g o in g s tro n g fo r Santiam riv er in th e Cascade moun th e fall a n d w in te r. 56-inch. P rice, y a rd .................84.25 tains, w here they w ill spend a week ( o lo rs. Copen, Alice blue, nile, T a n , ro se a n d d a rk pongee or ten days deer hunting. ' Ross Brow n has been appointed to 1 lain 28-inch a d wool flannel. C olors: rose, e le c tric blue reg ister prospective voters in th is p art peach, red a n d a sso rte d colored check flannel, yd 81.50 of the county for th e November elec tion. The books a re alread y open b ut | 54-inch flannel, suede finish, copen, A lice blue, o ra n g e will close on October 2. B row n’s of c h a n n e l red, g ree n a n d old rose, y a r d ..................... 83.35 flee on Powell stre e t will be open d u r ing the daytim e and on S aturday eve- S trip e d G ra n ite clo th , v ery d u rab le, 36-inch, a s so rte d i nings. T hose who should re g iste r are colors, y a rd ......................................................................... |L 8 5 persons who are of age, who are new A few choice p a tte rn s in fine a ll w ool c h a llie s 27 resid en ts in the county, those who in ch es, special y a rd ................................................. ’ 81.25 have changed th e ir residence from one precinct to an o th er and those who have failed to vote for tw o years. Mrs. V era T u ck er won some a ttra c t ive prizes a t th e V ancouver D ahlia show la st week ca rry in g off first on “ T h e H ouse of Q u ality ” basket, first and th ird of pompon and G R E SH A M ,O R E G O N first and th ird on show dahlias. PH O N E 1411 The m ain room of th e lib rary , also We Give G reen T ra d in g S tum ps the sm all office a t th e re a r a re being re-tlnted today by a corps of w o rk men from P ortland. ................................iiiiiitJiniiiiiiiiiuiiiHimiiiciiiiiiiiiiiiiciiiuiiiiiiiin Miss F lorence Rosen was honored T h u rsd ay evening by a su rp rise m is A large variety—a complete stock—of the finest foods in most cellaneous show er given for her a t the abundant array. Everything for the table and at prices so home of Mrs. B. W. T h o rn e by Mrs. Thorne, Mrs. George S leret and Mrs. reasonable that your supply is complete without the least ex A rnold Ruegg. About 25 w ere p re s travagance. ent, all ladies of th e im m ediate neigh borhood, and a m ost enjoyable eve ning w as spent. R efreshm ents w ere served a t the close of th e evening. Miss Rosen received a num ber of Som e folks ta lk a lot ab o u t "Hll I.SDAI.K” PINEAPPLE pleasing gifts. It is said th a t her — DRIEU PRIME»— Broken slices, packed the sam e as w hole sliced th e ir luck. T h ey h av e a New Crop L arge Italian s averaging 45 to m arriag e to M aurice Botkin will be an I except slices are slightly broken in one or 50 to th e pound. 3 pounds. ............ event of early October. “ s tre a k of lu ck ” o r th e y a re two places. Rich mellow fruit. Lge. cans Mr. and Mrs. Thom as W iles have “out of lu c k ”. T h e y look fo r “ BUI, MBYTE" CATSUP— moved from th e ir form er p roperty on From Sunny C alifornia. L arge b o ttle .. 3 for. v a rio u s fickle sig n s of good W allula avenue to th e ir new home on o r bad luck. Yet m an y a re "S E A lit II LIG II T " MAH II LH “ LIBIIV’S’’ SAI,MOV K enney stree t, th e form er J. H. Hoss Non poisonous, noiseless and safe. Full » )() n o t a w a re of o n e tru e to k en Fancy Red A laska. 1926 pack A real sa v property. count, large boxes, 5«! carto n of 6 bxs. ing at these low prices. 1-lb. tall cans of good luck th a t does not Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Quinby have IT HE LAKI) ...» taken up th e ir residence in an ap a rt tu rn . In hulk F reshly rendered. 3 lbs. O»)C 5 Y 2 fo r ....................... m ent in th e H ow itt building, having mtsved h ere from P o rtland about a CAMPBELL’* REA “ RBA Al, G ARBFV" TEA— With the rich tom ato sauce." week ago Mr. Quinby is th e ju n io r "The (lower of the O rient.” The tea dust having 3 "Big" tin s <3Vw lbs. net) f o r ........ been removed by a vacuum process, elim inates m em ber of th e Quinby Motor company. R e c o r d in g R eg u la r D e p o sits "d ra g s” in th e bottom of the cup. Jap an Mr. and Mrs. E dw ard H ough, of “< RI STAI. M III IT " SOAP— (Green l or O range Pekoe (B lack), Modesto, C alifornia, left th is m orning "P u re Soap all th ru ". 10 b a r s . . . H -lb. p ack ag e. . . • >♦)(* If y o u r fan c y lik es to dw ell afte r a w eek's visit w ith Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Todd. They stopped on th e ir FI l.l. (REAM I IIE 4 S E ~ on luck, th e n m ak e it real IT 1 I \ " W I s l I I X , ■ t l l l l \ f M i l l ' way home from a to u r extending as Aged Just right. "S erve M acaroni and L arge packages. 20th C entury single pack a n d good luck a s you go far east as Idaho. They had not been age. Price ........................................... 1 Io • ' .( no at s u b s titu te Pound In th is vicinity for 18 y ea rs and note a lo n g by ste a d y sa v in g an d many changes in th e country. Mr. and 'll AISIVS re g u la r d e p o sitin g in an a c Mrs. Hough adm ire g reatly th e scen Special these two days, 2 p k g s.. . 1926 crop. Choice, Seedless T hom pson’s ery In and around G resham and P o rt co u n t w ith 4-lb. p a c k a g e .............................. 5»>C land. -I n u n ' s “ m i h o _ A son w eighing 7*4 pounds w as The nearest to fresh cream " Tall cns 3 foi “I IHBY’S" SAI.AB POINTS born to Mr. and Mrs. George B randt Young, tender A sparagus tips. Served on lettuce SMUVB R U T ’ T hursday. Septem ber 23. The new w ith m ayonnaise m ake a delightful salad .)•> , arriv al has been nam ed George Jr. A highly refined purely vegetable shorten- ............ 1-lb. tall c a n s enlng. 6-lb. c a n ........ Mrs. B ran d t's m other, Mrs. O rland Zeek. is here from Lebanon to rem ain A STRONG BANK “W I S S O \” o n with her d au g h ter for a while. 2 fo r. Excellent for frying and baking as well as G resh am , O regon for making Mayounuise. Q uart can M ill RI V, so lb sacks HOGAN IHHIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIWIIIIHOIIIIIIIIIIimHIIIIIIIMIOIIIIllIimiHiiHIIIHIWOll DIRA M E A L - i m I I i I i B a v . n ; i I l l i i l l i l r k A J l I b I I I l I l I l I l I l I l I l I l I l U Kiln dried. W hite or Yellow H arold W eisenfluh was called to 9-lb. s a c k s .............. ea stern Oregon one day last week to COMPLETE attend the fu n eral of his sister, who M 'R IIA I B BUM v FUNERAL SERVICE Th, m arket has advanced. Now is the tim e to died afte r a long Illness. A bsolutely pure, packed In Mason F ruit buy while you cun still get flour m ade from old In retain in g us to tak e charg e ot Jars. P in ts ............ w heat. Mark D oryland retu rn ed S aturday an in term en t we assum e every resp o n sib ility and look afte r from near E stacad a w here he had every detail. A fter you have Q u arts. spent a week hunting. He was ac- " K I K K S H l 's r PATEN T" 49 lb sack- outlined w hat you d esire us to 1 c o a p a a M t»v men aaff they I I i.n t Al . . I V “ EAM V PE AS do th e su b ject is en tirely in our rep o rt the ra p tu re of one deer be hands. We have every facility ISo6 / ’o1? " .Sw7 ’* •*"d«r P” “S. of m edium slse, “t ROM V". 49 lb. sacks tw een them. to ren d er efficient service w ith just lik e fr esh ones from th e garden 1 p ta n ! .) ( ’ out th e s lig h te st’ inconvenience. Mrs. C arl S chultz attended the Bap- "FI SH IR’S HLEVI)“, 49-11» sacks In case of need phone for us to ■ tist M issionary society T uesday w hich tak e e n tire charge. was held a t th e home of Mrs. Richard « •' ’ Beadle. Over 36.(H)(i cups of th is splendid coffee are Rudolf R ltsch ard and Irm a B orter Phone 2471 consum ed every day D irect from our R oaster w ere m arried at V ancouver. W ashing to you insures, not only, fresh coffee at all ton, on Monday. S eptem ber 20. They A Trial tim es, but low prices, alw ays If you w ant lum ber w rite Sandv have gone to housekeeping in a co t of N ickerson Jellied m eans • L um ber Co.. C herryville, or phone tag e on th e Colum bia Brick com pany’s re tu rn order. Give It Chicken Sandy 223.—Adv. tf a tria l.—Adv. p roperty btw een Hogan and Palm blad stations. Don't lay down the paper till yon Read and use the W ant Ads. have read the Want Ada. Grocery Bulletin WHAT ABOUT IT? YOU KNOW WHAT’S BEST BUT A. W. Metzger & Co. r e s ft a m L. L. Kidder Hdw. Co. FALL DRESS GOODS CE N WALRAD MERCANTILE CO. I TOKENS OF GOOD LUCK Offerings Saturday and Monday, Sept. 25 and 27 .lj“ 59c 19c 28c Z.’C 55c A PASS BOOK 25c 38c »IF 39c 59c Z»)C 4 /C »J.l 91c 4»>C 45c $1.0» 19c 33c 29c 49c FIR S T STATE BANK FLOU R $1.93 S2.0 1 $2.14 20th Century Coffee lb. 47c, 3 lbs. $ 1.38 two othar I No Detai I Overlooked GATES FUNERAL HOME s.
