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Saron Lutheran Services.
TROUTDALE
A fine boy. Jo h n E rn est, was
Sunday school w dl begin a t 9:45
born to Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n W inter-
Sunday, followed by th e service
Mrs.
H
E
W
aite,
custodian
of
burger a t St. V incent's hospital in
which will be In Swedish. In the
P o rtlan d on la st Tuesday. Ja n u a ry the T ro u td ale Reading room is re I evening an illu strate d le ctu re will
11. M other and baby are both r e signing th is week, and Mrs. Elsie be given on "A rchaeology and the
F. M uirhead will ta k e ch arg e of it.
ported to be doing well.
The
and h ours of opening a re Bible." T he lectu re w ill be accom
.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. H. S terlin g in- a t th days
e sam e tim e being changed panied by 80 special slides show ing
A. J- Ham m ond and fam ily, who
chotr of th e M ethodist and will
be as follow s: T uesdays tab lets th a t have been du^ “P
form erly resided a t L innentann. J Episcopal church to th e ir home for and F rid ay s from 3 to 5 in the af- arch aeo lo g ists in A ssyria. Babyto
moved S atu rd ay into the house of ! reg u la r p ractice on T h u rsd ay eve- ternoon and from 7 to 9 in th e eve- nia and E gypt, su b stan tia tin g ta cts
ning and a t th e sam e tim e gave
] of Bible history.
Mrs. C harles Coe on Kenney ave tin m a delightful social evening, at >jng
. ----------------------
T he board of tru ste e s had a m eet-
nue In W hitehead addition. The the close of w hich dainty re fre sh
F ederal Road* In crease.
ing on Monday evening and decided
About 20
residence w as lately rem odeled and m ents w ere served.
A net addition of 9.417 m iles to to Increase th e e x l>ense budget for
guests w ere present.
put tn condition for occupancy.
•
a < the com ing year by about
W ord h as been received of th e the m ileage of im proved roads in p je<jge8 w ere then secured to th e
Glen W inters left F riday to r e death in M onrovia, C alifornia .of the F ederal-aid system w as m ade amoUn t of tl.000 m ore th a n those
sum e his studies at Oregon A gri Mrs 8. P. B ittner, form er well through the com pletion of p ro jects u( previous years.______
c u ltu ra l college afte r having been known resid en t of G resham . Mrs. during th e fiscal year 1926. ac-
p i * . . T u u l.g ,
out of school for the la st two B ittn er, who w as th e wife of Dr. cording to the bureau of public
. tu n ,
50 P iano a nd
8. P. B ittner, w ent to C alifornia 11
term s.
- - g . F red B. Jones,
years ago in an effort to overcom e roads of th e United S tates dep art- o rgan rep airin
The Sew and So circle of th e tuberculosis. She w as placed in m ent of ag ricu ltu re. T his brings 1 2625, 49th stree t S. E., P o rtland.
M ethodist Ladies Aid will m eet at P o tten g er sanitorium . w here her the to tal of im proved federal-aid Phone TAbor 8952 or G resham
husband la ter becam e a m em ber of
th e hom e of Mrs. B. L. W alrad on th e staff and w here she was u nder roads up to 55,902 m iles. The im- I 1561.—Adv.
W ednesday afternoon. A full a t tre a tm e n t for sev eral years. She provem ent of sev eral tran sc o n tl- i
leaves two d au g h ters besides her n ental ro u tes Is ap p ro ach in g com
tendance is desired.
er, of Monrovia, also a pletion. The en tire federal-aid sy s
Mrs. C. H. Lane has been ill f< r b widow
ro th er Mr. K ent and o th e r r e la
tem has an ag g reg ate length of
several days w ith a severe attack tives in P o rtlan d .
fo r sale
182,134 miles.
of th e grip.
Someone attem pted to m ake way CO I’NTY N IB S E S GIVE
Before buying sheep guano
Window C leaning.
H EA LTH IN ST K l T T IO N
w ith R. C. F ra c e ’s F ord S aturd ay
w rite and get our prices. We
F or ex p ert window cleaning see
sell direct from th e b arn a t a
evening as It was parked on east
The Oregon S tate law p erm itting 8. T ajim a, or leave o rd ers w ith J.
very low figure. A ddress
Powell stre e t In front of th e Bible counties to em ploy visiting n u rses Ross Brown, G resham , phone 2501.
S tandard church w here he w as en for tu b ercu lo sis w ork and to e sta b
Two Outlook phones, on p rivate
gaged w ith some re p a ir work. lish tu b ercu lo sis h o sp itals will
line, a t your service. Call 1561.
Some tim e w as spent In try in g to soon pass its 10th birthday. This
H eppner, Oregon, I*. O. Box 212
ture.
cra n k it, b u t as it s ta rts w ith d if law. w hich Is designated as L. 1917,
or call H eppner 7M
D on't lay down th e paper till you
ficulty. Mr. F race, appeared on the c. 82, w as passed by the legislative
scene before they could get aw ay session of 1917, having been in tro have read th e W ant Ads.
and th e would-be thieves d isap duced and sponsored by S enator
peared Into th e brush on the oppo Gus C. Moser, of P o rtland. T he bill
site side of the road, taking th e key had th e active backing of the vol
to th e m achine w ith them . An a c u n ta ry h ealth agencies of th e state,
qu ain tan ce of Mr. F race, who w as including the Oregon T uberculosis
passing, stayed w ith the ca r w hile
association.
the ow ner w ent to get an o th er key.
Ja ck so n county was th e first to
T he Rev. H enry B ruenagel Is em ploy a public h ealth n u rse u n
N ew berg H am , " J u s t r ig h t fo r th e p a n "
Lb. 3«c
m aking p lans to move to G ran ts der th e new law. T his w as done
Je w e l S h o rte n in g , Med. pail 75c, la rg e pail
$1.46
P ass, Ore., in a sh o rt tim e w here early in 1918. Coos county follow
he has accepted the p asto ra te ed closely behind Jack so n , employ
S n id e r's C atsup, p in t b o ttle s
each 23c
of th e C atholic church. H is su c ing a n u rse later in th e sam e year.
I’oilet P a p e r, finest tissu e, 1000 s h e e ts 3 ro lls 22c
cessor has not as yet been nam ed On Ja n u a ry 1. 1927. county n u rses
for th e G resham church.
w ere at w ork in sixteen counties,
B a rre l S yrup, heav y c a n e a n d m a p le —
A 10-pound son was born to Mr. and one o th er county had ju st a p
P in ts 25c, q u a rts 43c, h alf g a llo n 95c
and Mrs. Otto K rebs of Sandy on pro p riated th e funds for nursin g
Ja n u a ry 2 a t th e T hom as s a n ita r service d u rin g 1927. Six of these
A rgo S ta rc h , C orn a n d G loss
3 pkgs. 2.»e
ium.
T he new com er has been counties have two n u rses each,
J e ll P ow ders, R oval Club, J e ll D essert,
named Lloyd. On th e sam e day a m aking a to ta l of 23 nurses.
Je ll W ell a n d M ello.......... 4 pkgs. 2.»e
d aughter w as born to Mrs. K rebs
It Is th e duty of th e county
*
sister of Salem, Mrs.
Adolph nurse, according to th e w ording of
K e rr's Best P a te n t F lo u r
49-lb. sack $1.9.»
F enske. The F enske fam ily fo r the sta te law. "T o give in stru ctio n
F lo rid a («rape E m it, la rg e a n d juicy. ..
3 fo r 25c
m erly resided a t Bandy.
to tu b ercu lo sis p atien ts and others
Mr. and Mrs. H arold H am blet are in such county relativ e to hygienic
Bulk Cocoa, h ig h p e rc e n ta g e of oil
3 lbs. 25c
leaving for a visit to the form er s or sa n ita ry m easures to be ol,
sister at Glendale, California. They served in preventing the sp read of
C ta h n a P eas, best u n g ra d e d v a rie ty
3 c a n s 39c
expect to m ake the trip in a mo disease; to act as visiting nurges
B lack Sw an M atch es,..........................6 la rg e boxes 25c
torcycle and sidecar.
Miss Vlr- th ro u g h o u t th e county; to rep o rt
g ln lt'C u rrin has taken the place of com m unicable diseases of w hich
Mrs.
O scarette
[rs. H am blet at the Uacurecce
know ledge; and to per
here she has been employe«
|
gUJ.h
d u t| es us may be
Clean-llp Specials.’
A rem arkable sacrifice m price tor 10 cla>s.
to get your share of these bargains.
M en’s Suits
O vercoats
Men’s Suits
$30 to $40
suits now’
$27.50 to $37.50
Overcoats now
$40 to $50
suits now
>26 >22 >33
SH E E P GUANO
$2 to $3 Shirts.
¿r r e s h a m
S/ioppc
F ill
I Qt IPM I \ T
$5.00 Sweaters, $3.85
$12.50 Macks. .$8.85
$5.75 Rubber Boots. . $4.85
$8.50 Hip Boots, $6.75
$5.50 to $7.50 Ladies’ Dress Shoes and Slippers........
Red Trading Stamps
■jjfCENTUft
Tonnage C oikmi M
1451
1281
Candy Specials!
F o r S a tu rd a y , Sunday a n d M onday
EL I M S , fra il and nut C h e rry c e n te rs— Milk -A ssorted, ~
50c
1-pound boxes
BULK
(A N IH E S
FREM H MIXED
lb.
(U 8 IlltUUS
lb
to m s
. Ib
t u n t u i . a tes
.Ib
n nti e
ib
IIUXEY f OMII TAFFY
27c
18c
18c
25c
30c
I
THE OSCARETTE
OKEGON
Pay By Check
P a y in g by cheek h th e sa fe st a n d b est w ay.
It afford» p erfect s a fe ty . M oney lost o r sto le n is
go n e fo re v e r but a cheek th a t is lust n r s to le n can be
p ro te c te d by s to p p in g p aym ent.
R e tu rn e d ch eck s a rc re c e ip ts— in d ic a tin g th a t
paym ent h a s been m ade.
C hecks sim plify b o o k k e e p in g and p rovide a re c
ord of expense.
P a y in g by check e n a b le s you to keep in to u ch w ith
y o u r b a n k in g re so u rc e s w hen at a d ista n c e.
Loose m oney in th e pocket a ttr a c ts th e Ilo ld -u p
m an A B la n k C heck Book is of no v a lu e to him .
P av in g by check is easy, c o n v e n ie n t, safe, m od
e rn . 90 • of th e w o rld 's b u sin e ss is done by check.
lh 'p c sif 50 c e n ts a w< ck fo r 10 v e a rs a n d your
to ta l sa v in g s is $319.02.
FIRST STATE BANK >
A S tro n g Bank
Phone 2t?l
S u nnlies fo r a la rg e n u m b er of sto re s a re all assem bled at one c e n tra l p o in t.
O rders arc received dully from all s to re s . Each m o rn in g th is tre m e n d o u s to n
n ag e is sy stem atically moved by ou r la rg e fleet of tru c k s to v a rio u s sto re s .
T his is ju st a n o th e r way we have of lo w e rin g p rices th ro u g h c o m b in in g cost
sa v in g fu n c tio n s.
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Purse Builders Saturday and Monday, January 15 and 17
ROYAL BAKING PU M PER , 12-ox. can
,y n
.)< $ ('
MILK, Libby’s— The n ea rest to fresh
cream "—T all cans, 3 f o r ..................
OQp
«O C
IIOXF.Y—S trained. pure. Packed in
Ball Mason jars. Pint
«-.JC
'? ()/»
RAISINS, Sniiiiiaid—Puffed or Seed-
less, 15-oz. p ac k ag e s...........................
1 ilf«
lu t
29c
49c
Q u a rt.
! ( O R \ Canned -Standard Golden Sweet O f f «
WE INVITE YOUR ACCOUNT
GATES FUNERAL HOME
3.85
G R E S H A M
« YMPBI I I 's BI t \ s
i
Big Tin ol
with th e ric h T o m ato S auce
3 can s ...................................................
s t KOI M s , M ain
P a c k e d in Salad
Oil. 5 c a n s............................................
GRESHAM. OREGON
MATt HE!*. S earch lig h t—N oiseless! Non-pois
onous! L a r g t. full size, full count Off,,
boxes. Box 5 < , C arton of 6 b o x e s ... «.«»C
AW
SHORTENING—Best vegetable, in bulk <n
3 pounds ..................................................
"X«JU
ZOC
25c
I,ARD— P ure, freshly rendered, in bulk ff ffz,
3 pounds ...................................................... tKJU
( ream DP " > if . it
24c
P ackage .................
WONDERFUL VALUE AT THESE PRICES
C anned— Royal C ity" fancy g rad e—Very sw eet and te n d er—No. 4
PEAS
Sieve
tmed. slxel P eas—C a n ...........1 3 d .
3 f o r ............. 4 Id
No. 5 Sieve (one size la rg e r—2 c a n s .....................
23e
I O K \ M i l l -Fresh stock, kiht dri i. «>«>,,
¡I,
u
a l a li
or ye I
wht
,5oC
I in I l i t
U III.
Pek >• il l
pkg 3 N c .
rvg
••rvl
$
MEN’S WEAR
not
j JLWL1S F I LIZ j
$1.65 S h iits........... $1.25
L adies’ S hoes on Sale
A. W. Metzger & Co.
Phone
Feed
. $1.65
$6.50 All Wool Blazers, $4.25
$6.85 Boys’ Macks. . $4.85
Grocery Bulletin
Q uality
and Service
$6.85
$ 9.85 Boys’ 2-Knicker Suits and Overcoats
G arner B rothers
dome tim e past.
assigned to them by th e board of
M orris G ustafson of P o rtlan d has county com m issioners.”
D uring
begun work as an a ssista n t a t the tlie 10 y ears since th is law w as
Newberg Packing & P roduce com- passed th e re lias com e about a
pany.
change of em phasis in th e train in g
The Ladles Guild of the Baptist of n u rses, so th a t w hile they P« r
church Is p lanning a dinner to be form th e duties enum erated in the
given on T hursday evening. J a n u law, they are p rim arily te ach ers of
ary 20, In the basem ent of the positive health , giving to children
church, serving to begin at 5:30.
and ad u lts th e ru les and sp irit of
Mr. and Mrs J. B. G ates, Mr and
norm al, h ealthy living.
Mrs. F ra n k Klnyon. Mrs. Roy
Gibbs, Mrs Carl Dahl. Mrs Gus
Card of Thanks.
We wish to th a n k our frien d s for
Donley and Mrs. Anna Beers drove
to Bandy T hursday evening and th eir sym pathy in our bereavem ent
the death of our loved one,
visited the Rebekah lodge. The in
Ralph Johanson, and for the beau
occasion w as of m ore th an usual tiful iloral offerings
Mrs. Eva Jo h an so n and Rosaline
Im portance as on th a t evening the
and th e Jo h an so n Fam ily.
sta te president, Miss D ora L. hex
ton of T he Dalles, was p rese n t at
Kent o u r Jo h n so n 's floor w axer
th e lodge session at Sandy.
and polisher. We also have John-
T he D orcas circle of the M ethod to u 'a wax. liquid or paste. L. L.
ist Ladles Aid will m eet at the K idder HdW. Co.. phone 1421—Adv.
home of Mrs K A Miller W ednes
day afternoon. All m em bers are
U sers of th e W ant Ad colum n are
urged to pay cash w ith o rd er aim
requested to be present.
sm all
Mr and Mrs. A rt Bwenaon. who avoid sending bills for
have resided in G resham for tli am ounts.
past tw o month» a t th e S h u lti
a p a rtm en ts, left yesterday m orning
for San F rancisco, w here they ex
pect t«> reside. Mr Swenson bus
been In the employ of A1 lla m m a r
T M. C raw ford, th e le ctu rer of
the G resham G range, has arran g ed
a social evening for g ran g e rs and
th e ir friends nt th e hall S aturday
ii
evening. Cards, gam es and oth er
diversions a re being planned.
Johnny lU y l of Oregon City has
D a i n t y , w ell-kept
been em ployed by Lewis A Son,
p ro p rie to rs of the P o rtlan d -G resh
hands are th e prlxe
am stage line, to take the place of
sought by every woman
F ra n k Sim m ons who has left tn«
em ploy of the bus com pany.
whose am bitious goal
A p leasan t afternoon was spent
Is attractiv en ess. Our
at the home of Mrs. K enneth Rob
e rts T uesday when a num ber of la
m anicures ure carefu l
«lies met to aew carpet r ig s which
ind in keeping w ith our
w ill be m ade into rugs for th«1 vet
era n s hospital in P ortlan d
F o l
especial tre a t-
lowing the social tim e, re fre sh
m ents w ere served.
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T M. C raw ford, th e new ly-elect-
ed lectu rer of the G resham grunge,
attended the th ree day session of
th e g ran g e le« h ire rs school, th e
first m eeting of which w as held at i
C orvallis the first th ree days of th is I
week The g athering was held un-
tier the joint auspices of th e sta te
lectu rer, Mrs. Minnie E Bond, and |
the extension service of the Oregon i
A gricultural college.
About ltM'
¿ OVER FIRST
delegates w ere present from n e a r
ly every section of Oregon and an
j STATE BANK
interestin g program of dem onstra- j
tloit w ork and discussion occupied ,
the time.
Be su it
ch
or J a p a n
l-lb- P«**
— -
i3c
O il.. W t-so n ’s E xcellent for frying and hak
" - • .K » '
Hl A - ' "
i t i/ '
nalse. Q uart Can...............................
49c
i, new
BI ANN Twi ■ cleaned,
97
hiom ia».
x t l t l l . H IH II
25c
CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP—Pure Soap— ‘W , ,
all th ro ugh-
u g h — 10 bars
b a rs.
FI D IB K ■ r
B s t P a te n t—
4'J-poand sa< k ..........
.
(k J
t [ tl« « M
2t»tli I F.ATCRY COFFEE— Few equal—none
b etter. We know, we ro a st it. A lw ays fresh
U s hot out «'( o u r roast»-: to»: tv
atiil hot on y o u r ta b le -
I
3 lbs.
G round to your orde
< — f
I • U
... .$1.38
for fineness.
20C entunj Stores