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GRESHAM LOCALS
will be given a t th is m eeting and
officers elected for th e ensuing
year.
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Mrs. E va J. F ren ch , of Monterey,
T he L adies G uild of the B aptist
C alifornia, is visiting at th e home
ch u rc h w ill hold au all-day m eet of her bro th er, B. W. E m ery, and
ing a t th e p arso n ag e on T u e e sd a y ,1 wife. She arriv ed Monday on her
O ctober 12. A pot luck lunch will way hom e from bee Moines, Iowa,
be served a t noon. A nnual rep o rts w here she attended th e national
COATS
f o r W o m e n a n d M isse s
In plaids, checks and plain colors
with and without fur collars, at
*18-75
$32-50
to
O ne lot of m isses an d sm all
w o m e n ’s c o a ts, p lain co lo rs an d
plaids. E sp e c ia lly priced fo r S a t
u rd a y a n d M onday a t
$ 1 4 -8 5
D RESSES
O ur lin e is co m p lete an d you
w ill find th e c h o ic e st of m a te ria ls
in c lu d in g m o ire, flat crep e, s a tin
a n d g e o rg e tte in th e la te st fall
sh ad es. 1« to 48 a n d priced a t
$12.75 to $24.75
J ersey D resses
In o n e -p ie ce e a n d tw o -p iece effects.
effects
g ray , h e n n a a n d co
coral.
ral.
T a n , g ree n ,
$6.95 to $16.75
S w e a te r s
HOT
LUNCHES
In slip-on, lu m b er jack a n d c o a t effects, C olors
sh e ll, m aise, w h ite, blue red, copen a n d tan .
$2.85 to $5.50
W e h av e ju s t added a new lin e of “ F o rm flt”
llr a s s ie rs a n d G ird le lere s in b ro cad es a n d plain
m a te ria ls . A lso e la stic g ird le s a n d belts.
BRASS IE R S ___
G IR D L E IE R E S.
convention of the G. A. R. Mrs.
F ren ch is past n ational president
of the Ladies of the G. A. R. and
has been actively Identified w ith
th a t organization for m any years.
She is a niece of Mrs. C harles Mer
rill, of G resham , and w ill visit w ith
her as well as at the Em ery home.
E. H. G reener, of P ine Valley,
Oregon, near Baker, sp en t Monday
night and T uesday at th e home of
his w ife’s m other, Mrs. C. A. Ca
rothers. He bro u g h t a carload of
ca ttle to P ortland on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Bentley have
moved from /h e Ross house on
T hird stre e t to the Jam es Babcock
house east of Mrs. C. M errill’s
which they will occupy te m p o ra r
ily.
T his house was form erly
owned by th e late Mrs. Maggie
Ulm. Mr. Bentley has purchased
a lti-acre fru it ranch near G rant's
Paas and Is planning to move th ere
as soon as he can dispose of his
tire shop in Gresham .
Mrs. O. A. E astm an, sta te p resi
dent of the W om en's A uxiliary to
th e A m erican Legion and national
com m ltteew om an of the o rg an iza
tion, was one of a p arty w hich left
P o rtlan d T uesday m orning to a t
tend th e national A m erican Legion
convention in P h ilad elp h ia October
11 to 15. The delegation will be
joined in M ontana by delegates
from th e so u th ern p art of the state.
On October 9 the p arty will have
an audience with P resid en t and
Mrs. Coolidge and the departm ent
com m ander accom panying the p a r
ty east will p resen t the president
w ith a box of fru it. Mrs. Coolidge
will also be presented with a bou
quet of Oregon roses.
Mr. and Mrs. C. I. R ak er e n te r
tained F riday evening in honor of
the b irth d ay of Miss M arguerite
Bailey. Covers w ere laid for 12.
The u p pearance of the in terio r of
y»e Radio E lectric shop is being
much im proved hy a tine, big cab
inet w hich covers alm ost the entire
n orth side of the room. T his is a
recep tacle for electric and radio
fixtures, the sam ples of w hich are
S tu rtin u M unday, Oct. II
z
50c to $1,50
$1.50 to $5.50
The Ladies' Shoppe
Phone 2081
Gresham
Grocery Bulletin
Ask to see FOULD’S MACARONI COOKER,
regular price $3.75, Special price
$1.89
To get th is special b argain you buy I packages of F ould's
M acaroni, S paghetti or Noodles. T hese products are made
from th e finest D urum W heat Sem olina und are g u aran teed to
please you.
LAYER FIG S
B rig h t a n d good
2
lbs 3 5 1‘
RI IK COITI A
H igh p e rc e n ta g e
o f oil
3 lbs 25*
Crown Best Patent Flour, 49-pound sack
HODMAN I’EAS
R e g u la r 25c
Special 3 cans 5 7 <?
P. A. Tobacco, lb.
93c
S ilv er B ar T o m a to e s
Beat s ta n d a rd pack
2 cans 25<*
1 1
I
$2.15
S c h illin g 's .lap an Tea
R e g u la r price 85c lb.
S p ecial 6 5 c
Lux edo Tobacco,
85c
SN ID ER ’S CAI’S i r
P in t b o ttles
25 <*
A. W. Metz gei & Co.
Phone 1451
Peed I ¿St
Quality
and Service
a b v (O s r a r r ttr
C om e h e re fo r your
C O U SM FLL HAI I.. EAGLE ( REEK
SODAS
SA T l RDAY EVE., OCTOBER 9
T he F in est Hardwood Floor in C lackam as County
Music by Geo. H c-rs O rrliestra
Mack Ihom as, flo o r M anager
A Good Time A ssured to all
Brown, with its many tones and shades is the pop
ular color for Fall. We welcome its return, for
Brown gives service as well as good appearance.
New suits and overcoats now on display. Come
and see them.
SUITS
with 2 pants
$25
(A N D IE S
ICE ( REAM
$45
to
OVERCOATS
All Wool F ab rics
$ 15
H ats and F u rn is h in g s tn h a r
m onize. S hoes, to o .
M EN SW EAR
to •
M0
SH O ES
G R E SH A M
displayed on th e outside of the cab
inet.
The A rem e club will m eet Mon
day afternoon, October 11, at the
home of Mrs. George Honey. The
hostess w ill be assisted by Mrs. K.
A. Miller, Mrs. C. C. Yager and Mrs.
J. S. Carlson.
S enator George W. Joseph of
P o rtlan d has been scheduled to
speak at the reg u lar m eeting of the
G resham G range on next S aturday,
October 9, during the lectu re hour,
which begins a t 2 o’clock. He will
speak in favor of th e housew ives'
lighting bill, after w hich A. A.
Sm ith of Baker, Oregon.
will
give his views in opposition to the
bill. In terestin g m usical num bers
a re prom ised. The public is in
vited to th is program . T he ro u
tine business of the gran g e will be
conducted in the forenoon, and in i
tiatio n in th e first and second de
grees. T he usual pot luck dinner
w ill be enjoyed a t noon by the
m em bers.
Mrs. Mary C. K inder, of Id lerest,
on the Sandy riv er, w as a business
v isitor in G resham today.
Mrs.
, K inder h as ju st retu rn ed from a
four-months* trip in w hich she
visited a sister in Los A ngeles and
o th er relatives in so u th ern C alifor
nia, frien d s in Chicago and a son
in Baraboo. W isconsin.
Mr. and Mrs. A ndrew McManus
retu rn ed Tuesday from a two
w eeks’ stay at Seaside w here they
have a cottage. The w eath er was
b eautiful while they w ere th e re and
they had a m ost enjoyable rest.
D. E. Towle retu rn ed Monday
evening from a two w eeks’ trip to
Uie m iddle w est, including m any
points in M innesota and N orth D a
kota. He visited his b ro th er, Geo.
Towle, and fam ily In M inneapolis.
Like the tru e O regonian he Is. Mr.
Towle says he is glad to get back
to the best co u n try in th e world.
He sta te s th a t a dry sum m er, a w et
harvest and p rem atu re fro sts have
resu lted In anything b ut favorable
conditions in’the regions he visited.
A reception has been planned for
th is evening to th e new ly-appojnt-
ed pastor of the Methodist E pisco
pal ch u rch , th e Rev. H alford V.
W ilhelm, and family. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all to be
present.
O. A. E astm an, Mrs. Elton E a st
m an. Mrs. Cora W alker and her
dau g h ter. Mis» Alice W alker, left
T ueseday m orning by au to for a
p leasu re trip to Los A ngeles, also
G lendale, California.
They will
visit relatives aixl friends and ex
pect to be gone about a month.
Alvin Vedder, aged 1.3. who re
cently left G resham w ith his fa th
er. P aul Vedder, when they moved
to th e ir new home at C resw ell, had
th e m isfortune to fall on the school
ground the first day of his a tte n d
ance th ere, sustaining a broken and
dislocated w rist.
The Rev. II R. Bowman and fam
ily, who form erly lived a t R ock
wood w here Mr Bowman w as in
ch a rg e of the Methodist church,
have moved to G resham and are
in cupying the W illiam Caldo house
on C edar avenue He Is employed
hy the Poole E lectric com pany tn
P o rtlan d as a salesm an. ,
Mr. and Mrs. J F B arnes have
moved Into the Holliday house on
F a s t Powell Valley road directly
east of th e Bible S tan d ard com m u
nity church
I
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DANCE
“ BROWNS
IN
TO W N "
^ e ‘dable
the Center
20th Century recognizes its responsibility to the table. We know the
satisfactory purchase proves itself at the table and that is where qual
ity counts. We do not gamble with our responsibility to you—we take
no chances. 20th Century food is always up to the grade.
Offerings Saturday and Monday, Oct. 9 and 11
^LIBBY’S m il k "—
"T he n earest to fresh cream ". T all cans
3 for.
“ KELLOGG’S I’EI*"—
"The peppy b reak fast food".
10c
29c
P k g ...
3 f o r .....................
IMPORTED Ml'SHKOOMS—
F irst choice F rench buttons.
steak or pot ro ast."
25c
"S erve with a
4-oz can s.
2 f o r ...............
28c
55c
( 04 0 A—
In hulk. A bsolutely pure. E xcellent for cake
frostings, fudges and beverage pur-
purposes, 2 lb s .....................................
15c
RAISIN'S-
926 crop seedless
s*
1926
T hom pson’s (yom the
San Joaquin valley. 4-lb. package
33c
“ BOA AL ( HI E" MINI ED (LA M S—
Minced Clams. L atest pack. F ree from sand
Serve scalloped clam s as a m eat
su b stitu te. H alves, c a n .........................
“CITRl’S"
W ashing pow der. Lge. pkgs. SSc, 2 for
45c
“ SNOAA D R IFT"—
A highly refined purely vegetable sh o rt-
P and G N API H A SOAP—
"T he w hite N aptha soap." 10 b ars.
PERE LARI»
In bulk, freshly rendered.
33c
3 lb s .......... 63c
1 £ _
I •)(_
i niiiu. ; in era.
(IT
3 1 ( „
.........
COMB HONEY—
New Crop. Fancy. Net w eight 12 oz.
o r over. 2 fra m e s ...............................
45c
SOFT SHELL ALMONDS—
1926 crop, ne plus u ltra.' P o u n d ........
49c
2 lb s .....................
28c
55c
| . “DONA" CASTILE SOAP—
I t’s new
An exquisite C astile! D aintily
m oulded; lath ers profusely—sooth-
lu g —You'll like it. ,3 b ars.
(REA M BOI LED OATS—
G row n in the W illam ette A'alley.
9-lb. b a g ..................
47c
“ WESSON" OIL—
Excellent for frying and baking as well
as for M ayonnaise. Q uart c a n ............
27c
“CAMPBELL’S" BEANS—
"T h e beans w ith the rich tom ato sauce.”
"big" tins. 3 for.
25c
DOMESTIC SARDINES
L atest Pack, in oil. q u arte rs.
25c
5 f o r ...
“ K ERB’S BEST PATENT" E L O IR —
49-lb. s a c k ....................
•
“( KOAAN"—
49-lb. s a c k ....................
$1.93
$2.04
“ LIUBA’S" SLICED PIN EA PPLE
8 large slices to the can in a rich, heavy syrup.
“ Salad N eapolitan"
On an in d iv id i^ l nest of lettu ce leaves place
in o rd er given. 1 slice of pineapple. 1 slice
onion. 1 slice orange. S erve with
M ayonnaise. L arge c a n .........................
“20TH CENT! RY" COEEEE—
Dr. Woods H utchinson, the em inent health
w riter said, "A cup of coffee with su g ar Is
N atu re's own "pick-m e-up." 20th C entury is
the best you can buy. D irect from our ro aste r
to you not only in su res you fresh coffee a t all
tim es, but at a low price, alw ays
Pound.
3 for.
3 lbs.
25c
73c
4 IC
$1.38
20 century stores
*
STA TED
COMMUNICA-
TION of G resham L oi I k * N o
’
' i , ■ \ k ,*, \ m
i u. s4aj
7:.3ti p. m. sh arp
Labor In’ F. C. m al, and R. R. T u rn e r, sta te su
¡degree Visiting b reth ren welcome. p erin ten d en t of public in stru ctio n ,8
W L. GORSAGE, Sec y
are expected to be p resen t and ad
IW W METZGER. W M.
d ress th e teachers.
I I At H E R S OE C O IN IT
TO M EET SA TI RDAV
Bay Shrubbery New.
Beautify your home. P lan t shrubs,
W. C. A lderson, county su p e rin roses and tree s now. C orrect de
signing and p lan tin g tree. E. M.
ten d en t of schools, has called a Stone, phone G resham 21x1.
m eeting of the grade te ac h ers of
Maxwell sp o rt touring T ru ck on
the county for S aturday, O ctober 9.
at 9:30, in the courthouse. All hack Good tires, ru n s good Priced
low at $425. Hesse! Im plem ent Co.
te ac h ers of the county a re request -
ceil to be present. Dr J. F. L an
For real estate loans see or call
ders, presid en t of M onmouth nor- B W T horne.—A dr.
You are Invited
A RE ME C L U B
DANCE
FRIDAY, OCT. 8
MASONIC
HALL, GRESHAM
JACK GIG R A Y’S ORCHESTRA
lentlem en Tie
R efreshm ent*
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