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GRESHAM LOCALS
GRESHAM OUTLOOK.
FRIDAY.
NOVEMBER
FAIRVIEW
"M iss S u san 's E’o rtq n e,”
One of the colonels in the P ort- *‘dy w l,h a11 f i n a l e ch a racters, will
land com m unity chest drive which be given by the Ladies Aid of the
sta rte d th is m orning is Mrs. C. O. Fairview M ethodist church on F ri
H orning of G resham , who has been day evening, Decem ber 10. An In
fo r a sh o rt tim e only
• for some tim e m aking active prep te re stin g fe a tu re of th e b azaar
ara tio n s to cover h er te rrito ry which will accom pany th e en ter
thoroughly and prom ptly In the taln m en t w ill be a m iscellaneous
BEAUTIFUL CUT GLASS
12 ensuing days. H er te rrito ry Is booth consisting of ap ro n s and
from H aw thorne to H olgate and d resses displayed on living m odels
G rape C utting
from 36th to 56th stre e ts. H er to d em o n strate th e g arm ents. The
h elpers a re w orkers in th e W. C. ladies will m eet in an all-day sew
T. U., w ho are ard en tly striv in g to ing bee next W ednesday w ith Mrs
put th e ch est drive over 100 per J. W. Moller . All are invited to be
present.
cent. In th a t event th e sta te o r
J. W. Moller has moved his fam
ganization will receive >16,000 to
be applied to the C hildren’s F arm ily Into his new house which is
Home. Mrs. H orning Is hoping th a t ju st com pleted. This house is
» n u m b e r of G resham women will m odern in every resp ect w ith a
volunteer a day or m ore for the G eneral E lectric L ighting system .
Miss Cora R obertson and d au g h
work.
te r Mildred of P o rtlan d spent
'I bis is a very special price anti they w ill m ake a s u it
The 8. E. circle of the M ethodist A rm istice day with her sister-in -
able holiday g ift.
L adies Aid will m eet On W ednes law, Mrs. J. H. P eterson.
day afternoon, November 17, at the
J. W. M oller is driving a new
home of Mrs. W. J. Cooper, at 2:3« } eh ev ro Ie/ He<Jan wll” h "-;ie
p u r
o’clock.
T hose who have quilt chased th ro u g h th e W. W. Metzger
blocks and article s for th e bazaar d istrib u tin g agency a t G resham .
a re asked to hand them in, fin
Rev. F. G. S tran g e, D. D., of
Phone 1236
Gresham
ished, at this tim e. A large atten d P o rtland, will preach at the Sm ith
ance of m em bers is expected at M emorial
P re sb y teria n
church
th is m eeting, and v isitors are in Sunday m orning a t 11 o'clock. S un
vited.
r
day school will m eet at 10 o'clock
J. M. Cook, a m erchant of B ur prom ptly.
ley, Idaho, is here on a few d ays’
W lttm er McDonald will sing
visit w ith G eorge Gibson. He is solo at the m orning service of
Interested
in
farm ing
having Sm ith
M emorial
P resb y terian
farm ed a num ber of years In Idaho, church.
and is looking over locations here.
A Hilly Sunday m en’s gospel
Mr. and Mrs. K enneth R oberts team of P o rtlan d will conduct a
and B. F. A ldrich left W ednesday service Sunday evening at 7:30
for the country south of K lam ath o'clock at the school au d ito riu m to
which all are invited.
• F alls on a goose hunting trip.
Students from the v arious col
COFFEE.
leges are enjoying the A rm istice
day vacation at their homes. Many
By John Joseph G aines, M. I).
My rea d ers doubtless feel th a t
of them cam e W ednesday evening
all has been said about th e n a tio n
and will re tu rn Sunday.
al m orning beverage, th a t can be
The Rev. J. 8. Nordell, p astor of aid. T here is an old adm onition,
th e H aley B aptist church, r e I recall d istin ctly —“ If you c a n 't
turned W ednesday from a few say anything good, say nothing."
D iscussing my old friend, I sh all
days’ visit w ith a sister and fam i m ention only the virtues.
ly in Seattle.
Who has not found relief from
Mr. and Mrs. A rth u r Swenson, distressin g h eadaches in th e am ber
cup—especially on extended Jonr-
recently of P ortland und form erly neysT
Ask th e soldier on the
of I« qk A ngeles, have moved Into stren u o u s m arch, or after the h ard-
the Shultz' house on F irs t street. fought b attle ; ask the lab o rer in
Mr. Swenson is w orking w ith Al. w hatever field his endeavor is ex
pended; ask th e excursionist, th e
H am m ar.
vacationist on his cam ping trip . If
4 . u i l l f i c i e n i y f o r 9 4 Y « < jr^ *
Mr. and Mrs. C harles Bushong coffee isn 't a genuine blessing u n
and two sons of Marshfield, O re disguised.
Most everybody know s th a t ca f
gon, w ere here T hursday and F ri
feine is the alkaloid of coffee— a
day at the home of the form er's h eart and nerve stim u lan t of ex
ceedingly dependable action. The
father, J. A. Bushong.
W illiam l ’io of Vancouver, Wash physician p rescrib es caffeine w ith
T h a t is w h a t ev ery o n e
absolute confidence, in n eu ralg ia
ington, visited T hursday at the conditions, to offset th e dep ressin g
does on T h a n k s g iv in g .
home of his cousin, G race Welch. influence of m ore pow erful pain-
T h e y e a t tu rk e y a n d
He was accom panied by Miss Ruby reliev ers; th ere Is no m ore reliab le
ta lk ab o u t tu rk e y . W h at
drug.
Sewell of P ortland.
w ill th e fam ily a n d
People th a t have high blood-
g u e s ts say a b o u t y o u rs?
Dr. and Mrs. W ilbur Thom pson p ressu res from o th e r causes, should
W ill it he th e b est th ey
arrived yesterday from Oak Ridge, alw ays proceed u nder the advice of
e v e r ta s te d ? I t c a n be
Oregon, to visit until Sunday at the the capable physician; here, coffee
may be prohibited; but, th a t coffee
if you in sta ll a fam o u s
homes of th e ir respective parents, is a cause of high» blood-pressure,
ACORN
AUTOM ATIC
Dr. and Mrs. A. Thom pson and Mr 1 cannot believe; if It were, th e re
would be nothing easier of cu re
E le ctric R a n g e . Buy to
and Mrs. A. M. W ilkinson.
th an the tension produced by the
d ay
and
get
your
T. R. H ow itt is In eastern Oregon d ru g —sim ply by abandoning the
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for a few days on a buying trip In cause. I do not believe th e re Is
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connection w ith the business of the a ''coffee habit" any m ore th an I
in a milk habit, or a m eat
N ewberg Packing com pany. Mrs. believe
habit, o r a bread habit.
H ow itt accom panied her husband
on the trip. They will go as far ns
Laundry W ork W anted,
Will tak e w ashing and ironing at
Joseph.
P h o n e 123»
M ain S tre e t
G re sh am
A guest th is week nt the M eth my hom e. IL O c e le c tric w a sh e r.
Mrs. A lta T ru itt, G resham , phone
odist Episcopal parsonage is the 366x.
tt
p a sto r's m other, the Rev. L ouella
W ilhelm, who Is beginning her
sixth yeur as p asto r of M ethodist
Episcopal ch u rch at T um w uter,
W ashington. A trip around Mount
Hood loop road was enjoyed yes
terday by th e W ilhelms. O ther
guests on W ednesday at th e p a r
sonage w ere Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
Snoke of P ortlund.
Chas. A. R ogers received a te le
gram th is m orning announcing the I
Special p ric e s lo r N a tio n a l C anned G oods W eek, to Novem ber 20.
death of his brother, D. J. Rogers. I
at Livingston, Montann. T he death
Pumpkin, Corn, Peas, 1 omatoes, String Beans, can 17c Sweet
w as unexpected and was probably I
Potatoes, can 25c, kraut 14c, Peaches, Melba halves and Sliced
from h eart failure. The b u rial will I
Clings,
can 27f.
be nt Iow a F alls, Iowa, th e form er I
hom e of the family. D. J. R ogers I
We will g h e I can fre e w ith each dozen of th e above goods p u rch a se d
Visited his b ro th er's fam ily here 1
am i ns a special in d u ce m en t to buy in q u a n titie s we will give e x tra I can
tw o or th ree years ago.
ol I’eas xx it li each dozen ru n s s tr a ig h t o r a sso rte d , m ak in g I I can s for
Mrs. W inifred Jones has opened
th
e price of a dozen.
a branch of her Ladies' Shoppe in
Randv and has put Mrs. Maxwell
S chneider in charg e of it. Mrs. I
S chneider has a room In connec- I
tlon w ith th e shop and will make
O regon g row n
4-lb. p a c k ag e
h er hom e there.
G resham Post No. 30. American
Legion will hold a com bination tu r
key and ham shoot on the ground
of the P o rtlan d Gun club at .l< nn<
I,urge w ash ed
S n id e r's p in ts
S m all can. ISe
sta tio n S atu rd ay afternoon and
Sunday, Novem ber 20 and 21. The
fe a tu re of th e program will be the
g ran d A m erican Legion m iss-and
out handicap w ith 10 prizes and a
g ran d prize of a big fat 20-pound
tu rk ey . T he handicap will be held
FR ID A Y AND SA TU R D A Y —
S unday aftern o o n at 2:30.
C h arles C leveland cam e down
1 box W K. W a sh in g M achine S oap
$ .55
from Stanfield to atten d th e Parith
12 b a ts W h ite K ing iaxundry Soap
.60
In te rn a tio n a l L ivestock exposltioi
2 b a rs M ission Bell T o ilet Soap
.20
fo r a few days and w hile h ere visit
♦ 1..Ï.»
ed w ith his p are n ts. Mr. and Mrs
C h arles C leveland. T heir son Wen
dull w as here from H eppner yes
I 4
te rd a y and, w ith his fath er, a tte n d
H O U SC**£ u sc
ed th e big O regon-C alifornia foot
v iro *
ball gam e at th e P o rtla n d stadium .
T he Juniors of th e high school
w ill e n te rta in th e se n io rs th is ev e
ning w ith a p a rty given In th e ir
honor at the gym nasium .
T he Sew and So c irc le of th e
M ethodist L adies Aid w ill m eet at
th e hom e of Mrs. W. L. G o rsage
W ednesday afte rn o o n . T he D orcas
Quality
Phone 1451
c irc le w ill m eet on th e sam e a f te r
and
Service
Feed 1281
noon w ith Mrs. L. L. K idder.
Extra Special/
WATER SET
q .2 9
Hepp’s Racket Store
Vour Thanksgiving
Turkey FREE
One with each
,
Acorn Electric Range
Talking Turkey
lì
1928
BIG BUSINESS.
POMONA (¿RANGE M EET
TO BE IN GRESHAM
The United S tates is th e "big
The reg u la r m eeting of M ultno business” nation of the world.
mah Pomona g ran g e will be held Money goes with big business. It
on next W ednesday, November 17. 1 is n ecessarily back of our e n te r
T his is an all-day m eeting and is prises and accum ulates as a re
considered one of the m ost im p o rt su lt of them . No w onder E urope
an t of the year, as election of of ' envies us and th in k s such a rich
ficers will tak e place at th is time. ' "u n cle” should cancel th e w ar
The w ork aod business sessions, as debts.
In nine m onths United S tates
well as th e afternoon and evening
program s, w ill be a t th e Masonic | Steel earned m ore th an >13 a sh a re
hall, and th e d in n er and supper I on five hundred m illions of com
will be at th e g ran g e hall. The mon stock. T hat w as once called
public is invited to th e lectu re pro "th in air." it w asn 't even “w ate r.”
g ram s beginning a t 2 in the a fte r Now, w ith earn in g s "put back" it
noon and 9 in th e evening.
rep rese n ts no one
much rea l w ealth.
know s
GOITRE CAUSED
Sleeple«MW
Kan Down Condi,
tion and Lump in T hroat. Colo,
rado Lady Tolls oi Ko I io i.
N O T E : I t w o u ld b e ille g a l to p u b
lish th e s e s t a te m e n ts if n o t tr u e
APrs. F . B o d w ic k , o f M o n te V ista .
C o lo ra d o , s a y s sh e w ill te ll o r w r ite
ho w sh e w a s re lie v e d o f h e r te r rib le
g o ite r tw o y e a r s a g o
T h e m ise ry
h a s n e v e r b o th e r e d sin c e.
S o rb o lic
Q u a d ru p le , a s ta in le s s lin im e n t, used
G et m o re in f o rm a tio n fro m S o rb o l
C o m p a n y , M e c h a n ic sb u rg , O hio, a ll
d r u g sto re s . lo c a lly a t G r e s h a m Dru«r
Co.— A dv.
Soaking gam e in sa lt w ater over
night talies out th e stro n g flavor.
-
W e ran
SAVE
YO U
M O N EY
Armistice Day
o n t h a t n ew h o u se y o u a r e g o in g
to b u ild .
C a li u p a n d a s k u s
a b o u t it.
F. S. Starbard & Son
X
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D E S IG N E E S A N D B U IL D E R S
P h o n e s : G r e s h a m 52x4
P o r tla n d . S U n s e t 6 6 2 1 -J 1
Who of us is th ere who does uot recall the JOY th a t sw ept
acro ss the world when the A rm istice w as signed?
1
You can readily fo l
low at hom e th e les
sons in beauty cu ltu re
you w ill le arn here.
We w ill fu rn ish you
w ith th e n ecessary a c
co u trem en ts and su p
plies to in su re th e su c
cess
of your home
treatm en ts.
1
Peace Has Come at Last!
=
T h e days of d e stru c tio n an d w a ste had com e to an
end.
Since th a t glad day we h av e been faced w ith th e
long, slow ta s k of re a d ju s tm e n t; of reb u ild in g th a t
w h ich w as destroyed.
T h e n a tio n a l deb t is en o rm o u s, but we a re m a k
in g p ro g re ss.
1
ï
E co n o m ic c o n d itio n s a re g ra d u a lly im p ro v in g .
In th is g re a t ta sk o u r p rim e d u ty is to e x ercise th e
sa m e sp len d id e n e rg y a n d th r if t th a t o u r fo re fa th e rs
used in rec o v e rin g fro m th e g r e a t s tru g g le s of th e ir
day.
An acco u n t a t th e S ta te B ank of G resh am , O regon,
w ill h elp you to do y o u r p a rt in th e com m on effo rt of
N a tio n a l P ro g re ss.
Î first state bank
GRESHAM, OREGON
iOVLR FIRST
¿STATE
BANK)
t
A Strong Bunk
20ttCENTURYWy
Acorn Sales & Service Co.
GROCERY BULLETIN
GOLD BAR CANNED GOODS
Walnuts
Raisins
3 lbs. 69c
Bulk Dates
39c
2 lbs. 25c
Brazils
Catsup
White Star Tuns
3 lbs. 50c
23c
Med. can 23c
WHITE
KING
DEMONSTRATION
AND
SALE
X
W hite K ing
$1.35 Value
for
.
.
99c
Northern Spy Apples, very fine tor eating, box 85c
A. W. METZGER & CO.
how
It Is a p lea su re to e n te r ta in w hen you a r e confident th a t th e food served is of
th e best because you know th e b ran d s by nam e a n d re p u ta tio n . P u rc h ase s m ade
a t 20tli CENTU RY alw ay s reliev e you of w orry as to q u a lity and cost__you
know you a re g e ttin g th e b est a t th e lo w e s t p rice possible.
Offerings for Saturday and Monday, November 13 and 15
KELLOGG'S I’Ll’—"T he peppy B reakfast
food"
P ackage ........
10c
3 f o r ........................... 29C
LIBBY'S M ILK —"T he n ea rest to fresh
t ream ." T all c a n s .........................................
4 f o r ...........................
35C
IIERSH EY ’S COCOA—T he ch ild ren like this
wholesome, d elightful beverage.
Çj-lb. can s.
15c
29c
2 for.
G en
OLD DI Tt It PREPARED MUSTARD.
uine. Ju st th in k !
15c
A big 16-oz. ja r, only
"MALI W ill I I BEANS, 1925 crop, No • ) ’ ,
1 C alifornias
: Iba
No25c
M'ESSON Oll
■ ,
,;1
fry iag a n d b.tk
ing as well as for m aking M ayonnaise.
Q uart can.
FREM I
PURE
I A R D , lu
favorite of m any m o th ers."
bulk.
"S till
3 lb s ..........
the
59c
I IBIIY’ n MIM E ME A T - It has th e kick.
0 boy!
Mince pies for dinner. 2 lbs
45c
( Rl AM ROI LI D O i l 's F reshly m illed from
the W illanii'tt, V alley's choicest oats.
9-lb. sack
BEST SHORTENING, in bulk. P urely
vegetable.
2 lb s ..........................................
FANCY
AA HIT I H G S —1926 crop.
Stewed
F ig s a re , Indeed, a m, «t h e a lth ' b r e a k -
fast dish.
2 lbs
RAISINS, in bulk
1926 crop
I.'C
•YE'
-lO
C
O »)C
F x
Z
S -- d h » - > )•
BACON—E astern S ugar C ured—Not too fat;
not too lean; average w eight about 9 lbs.
H alf or whole piece.
P o u n d ........
f'
43C
SE ARt IILIG IIT MATI IIES— Noiseless. ,u,n-
poisonous. L arge full boxes.
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C arton of 6 b o x es....................
.i,*C
SNDAADRIE T—A highly refined, purely vege
table shortening.
4-lb. can
91c
.
“ DONA" I ASI'II.E SOAP—G enuine Castile
m ade from ca refu lly selected grades of Olive
Oil. T horoughly cured, it la th ers free
ly but w ears long.
3 b a r s .......................
—-)C
t I'RI NFS E x tra large Italian.-
favorite stew ed fru it."
3 lbs
Your »J"
........
—
.)C
“ ADIRONDACK SARI l‘" - N ,w pack
lea s finest, packed in the foothills of the W»Y
“A dirondacks". F u ll q u a r t......................
F u ll
t)<5C
>x g a llo n ................... ... 99c
P and G NAPTIIA SOAP—The W hite
N aptha.
10 b a r s .............................
GO
44C
-‘•'•li ( ( N i l RA BROOMS, 6 sewn, medium
« eig h t, yet strong, made from only the
finest broom corn. Real value at
.’o C
QQ
11.DI l(—Kerr's Rest Patent,
49-lb sack
d • l n |
I
Crown ........ ........... $2.04
F ish er’s Blend
.................. $2«13
2nth ( ENTI RA (« fle e —Few equal, none bet,
ter. Hot. out of o u r ro a ste r,to d a y ; hot on your
(abb tomorrow
G round to your order 6 ^
—
Pound
iIC
• ii"
$1.38
MILL-RUN, 80-ib. sacks. . $1.03