Gresham outlook., January 28, 1927, Page 4, Image 4

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from G resham to Sherwood about for a month.
ira s
One of th e moat in te restin g so u ­
venirs in all p robability ever re-
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ceived at th e local postofflce is th a t
w h,ch cam
(an)H e to
,f) Mrs.
Mrg T
Th(.odore
Van
Which
heodore Van-
IJ(nilnck a few davg
from her
hugband wh(j Jg
a mo
gt p>,m Begch F)or(da Thjs
,„l t |r t (O(.oan u t ghe„ gnd a „
which is tacked the nam e a n d 'a d -
drPgg No oth<,r cover,ng w a„ need.
"d for the long tra n sp o rta tio n save
.u -----
. . . ra . . l _ cocoanut shell. At the
the
n a . tu
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uy o p en -
cer wa9 able to Itave u nder ,tg T eacher asso ciatio n w ill be held at
the schoolhouse on W ednesday eve­
i own power, w hile R acine’s HUH- ning. F eb ru ary 2. A good program
tained a crippled wheel.
will be arran g e d for the occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cooper of
Oliver S tro m q u ist of P o rtlan d ,
P o rtlan d are the guests for a day
o r tw o of Mr. and Mrs. W. ty. for a n um ber of y ea rs pressm an
u
i i
c u
In a show held In S eattle recen tly
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T * he .—
ladies
of ...c
the A m erican be- »>y b 'rd fanciers, according to an
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glon A uxiliary will m eet Monday a r,lc le
the Sherwood Valley
evening. Ja n u a ry 31. a t 8 o ’clock New .. She was aw arded a silv er
H astings and family. Mrs. Cooper
at th e home of Mrs. J. H M etzger
the best S eifert R oller In
and Mrs. H astings are sisters.
for the re g u la r m eeting.
‘he .h o w . ‘he « p ed a l prize for the
O. A. E astm an w ent to Salem and
A change of salesm en will be
tour
J**8 R‘," w’ aIso
McMinnville
W ednesday on b u si­
m ade in a few days in th e local "
BeCO" '5 and ,h ,rd Prl«es. One
ness affairs.
sto re of the T w entieth C entury ' l al
ZP" WaS, “ g ra " d
male,
Ben H
H ur,
from ‘he
th e Queen
Queen
Verne Cole has been employed
chain. Jesse T hom as, who has I m
,le ’ Ben
u r- from
j City A viaries. Ben Hur*. sire won
by Lew is & Son as th e d riv er for
been em ployed as an a ssista n t to
sam e tim e she received a m ost
E. M. W ard for th e past y ear and 1 cham pion sw eepstakes a t K ansas unique souvenir from him. but th is th e bus w hich they have p ut on th is
half has been tra n sfe rre d to the City in 1924 and honors in S eattle was carefu lly packed in excelsior. week over th e Section L ine road
betw een G resham and P ortland,
T w entieth C entury at F o rest Grove ,88t y‘‘a r ' H,B m o th er w a« Oregon
A cocoanut with the o utside cov­
a
nd w
ill h
„ ln w
wnrV
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. . . Kose’ io ld la«‘ «um m er by Mrs. erin g had been cu t in tw o th ro u g h
A bout a dozen m em bers of
and
will
begin
ork o th „ e r re
the « first
of F ebruary. His successor w ill K essler to the Queen City Aviaries. th e ce n ter, th e w hite m eat taken G resham lodge of A. F. & A. M. v is­
soon be named.
T he Young People’s society of out and a handsom e electric light ited th e E ast G ate Masonic lodge in
M ontaviila T h u rsd ay evening.
T he electric w asher and iro n er the B aptist church will m eet at fixture constructed.
H. S. McMurry has re tu rn e d to
6:30
on
Sunday
evening.
The
topic,
.
dem onstration, w hich w as a n ­
An au to accident at th e co rn er his w ork a fte r being laid up for
Redeem ing th e Red Man,” w ill be
nounced for th e en tire week a t the
of T hird and Main stre e ts th is fo re­ n early a week w ith an a tta c k of the
P ortlan d E lectric Pow er com pany’s discussed with stereopticon* views
noon disabled th e C hevrolet to u r­ flu.
office in G resham has been Indef as a special featu re of th e m eeting
ing c s a t r r u c of k L
when
W ord has been received from Mr.
initely postponed on account of the f*rol,P 2 •" In ch arg e and extends <gg
h v ouis
H a R
r i v acine
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h t n he
w eather. R. L. Gibbs of P o rtlan d . “ hPar‘y welcome to any who w ish w‘(s pro<;t,edja
V SpeBCer who and Mrs. H arold H am blet, who left
n o rth on Main. Ja n u a ry 13 for so u th ern C alifo r­
a dem o n strato r of th e vacuum ‘° a “ end
| R acine was trav e lin g south and at- nia on a m otorcycle, th a t they
clea n er departm en t of the electric
The Woman s Home M issionary tem pted to m ake the tu r n into
com pany, w as In G resham y e s te r­ society of th e M ethodist ch u rch th ird nPar th e G resh an , Servfce m ade the trip th ro u g h in five days.
They sta te th ey enco u n tered some
day and showed the clean er before . Will
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u o n WBen
p en cer algo
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eet w ith Mrs.
B. L. W alrad , N la ation
when 8 Spencer
also ma(,
made
bad w eath er en route.
a m eeting of th e Ladies Aid a t the on W ednesday afternoon, F eb ru ary the tu rn
the „
f
T he next m eeting of th e G resh­
i m p e of
n f Mrs.
M ru
W
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1 1 e
« plans
n l.,„ o
2
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M r«
l o m o es
a
hom
W. J.
Ott.
H
2, a at t 2:30.
Mrs.
Jam
S terlin g o th er m achine. The c a rs cam e to-
am Union High School P a re n t-
to visit th is d istric t several days 1 will read th e c h a p te r from th e
each month.
study book. "O ur T em pled H ills”,
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School resum ed T h u rsd ay m o rn ­ which will be dram atized by the
ing at both high and grade schools 1 m em bers. T his book deals with th e
a fte r a w eek's vacation a t the fo r­ problem s p ertain in g to ru ra l r e ­
Mrs. ------
H arry
Ott -•••
will
m er and vacation of th ree days at ligious life.
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th e grade school. T he roads, w hich 8,ng’ and a
duet w il> he re n -
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f I I • U I 1 ( I
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E ll'll
Q I U I I Io « .
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have been en tirely im passable on dered by F lorence S tanley and
H e maintain quality and low
Elizabeth
Thom.
T
hose
assistin
g
account of d rifts are now rapidly
prices
with cash and delivery.
getting Into norm al shape again th e hostess a re Mrs. C. J. L u n d ­
quist,
Mrs.
C.
E.
Johnson
and
Mrs.
due to the risin g te m p eratu re and
SAVOY CO FFEE, put up by Lom bard & Co., lb..
light rain w hich began falling yes­ J. R. H orr.
terday m orning.
Mayor C harles Cleveland on last
IIO.XEY, p u re hom e grow n, lb.
A week of special m eetings Is be­ T uesday was appointed by Gov­
ern
o
r
P
atterso
n
a
m
em
ber
of
the
ing planned a t the B aptist church
ITALIAN PRUNES, 4 lb s .
beginning Sunday, F eb ru ary 13. sta te fair board to succeed H orace
Addis,
a
form
er
resid
en
t
of
P
o
rt-
T he Rev. E. A. G ottberg, p asto r of
BLUEING, p in t b o ttle.
th e B aptist church a t A storia, will i land who moved to Idaho some
tim
e
ago.
Mr.
Cleveland,
a
retired
deliver a series of illu stra te d ad ­
ORANGES, S unkist,
d o zen .
i farm er and stockm an and active in
dresses
I
organization
and
civic
work.
is
H enry L. G erdes.
otherw ise i
LE.MO.NS, fancy th in skinned, dozen.
known to his G resham friends as ,h ,,irm u n " f
building com m lt-
( KAI KEO ( ORN, we still have some
tee
of
th
e
M
ultnomah
county
fair
H einie the butcher, has been se t­
by the hundred lbs.
ting a w orthy exam ple to his fellow board.
tow nsm en in the m a tte r of itpprov- J S. B. H all and W. I). K inder are
CRANBERRIES, e a ste rn hard,
Ing tho ro u g h fares otherw ise closed I in C orvallis for the w eek and pos-
to traffic on account of th e snow [ sibly longer in atten d an ce a t a con-
drifts. He is such an energetic I ference of the county d u b agents
person th a t he m ust have his daily and ,ll<‘ county ag ric u ltu ral agents
T H E V E R Y B E S T M O N E Y CAN BI Y
exercise. On Tuesday, being unable bejng held in th e in te rests of the
to ta k e up his duties w ith m eat extension service. Mrs. K inder ac-
LARI), p u re Newberg. 5-lb. p a ils ........
saw, knlfc and cleaver, he organ- com panied her husband.
Ized a band of volunteers and. arm - | Miss E lizabeth Baldwin retu rn ed
LARD, p u re N ew berg, 10-lb p a lls ___
ing them w ith shovels, led th e at- W ednesday a fte r spending a week
4-Day Specials
tack on a large snow drift on south at the Zigzag ran g er statio n w here
R oberts avenue. U nder his ex p e rt she w as the g uest of Mrs. Raymond
and able supervision a road w as Sm ith whose husband is in ch arg e
soon cleared, slightly crooked but of the work of the statio n during
en tirely serviceable.
, the w inter.
Miss Baldw in also
Roacoe S outhard has lately en- spent som e tim e at G overnm ent
tered th e employ of the W alter ’’am p w here she enjoyed skiing
M etzger autom obile agency as an and o th er w inter sp o rts in that
a s sista n t in m echanical
w ork. vicinity.
H arry Spath began w ork recently
Mrs. J. T. H orr expects to leave '
a t th e sam e place as a w orker in tom orrow for H elena. M ontana, to
th e shop.
visit her d au g h ter Mrs. G. M. Rob ,
NEWBERG BACK BACON, ex tra lean,
35c
Tissue
S n id e r ’s
C a tsu p
Pint bottle 23c
T o ile t P a p e r
3 rolls 22c
Royal Club
P eaches
No. 2 A cans 25c
K E R R ’S B E S T P A T E N T F L O U R , 49-lb . sa ck ,
S o la r P in e a p p le
Broken slices
2 cans 45c
M arket Day Spcl.
Fancy Pressed
3- lb. pkg. 35c
F IG S
4-lb. pkg. 39c
2 lbs. 35c
m ed . p a il 75c, la r g e $1.45
BARS
PURE HONEY
2 lbs. 35c
Quart jars, 49c
Pint jars, 29c
F IG
R A IS IN S
JE L L P O W D E R S , R o y a l C lu b , J e ll D e sse rt, M ello , 4 pk. 25c
U ta h n a P e a s
Silver Bar
3 cans 39c
TOM ATOES
A s p a ra g u s T ip s
METZGER &
Phone
Feed
h»», b««MS« a m a ,t a n th a s a ttic uM r .1 | T r r SiaS r - e . p p i . o, naachea w-rK . .
u z .« a w .
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■ greater v a rie ty cf
• n y o th e r fo rm • / cJ___
la y tim e end m y n io e ry
N ow aday« I
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m eat, m ixed w ith
role
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lite r a lly .
,h nk rh a t I
f’ v-ng p a r and
1 prepare
3
tju K k ly and easily.
3 u f 1 waan** alw ays so « n th «
fry ia g
! Itaed t f h«
have
a
.
♦
" h e n 1 quesooeted rh>
W>at there was no better
th a t when I used i t I wt
d l. " Aa I needed a Car
i t d id no t take m e |<
Uy did I like it " j t
deal b e tte r, in
fo o tin g for
iave uied
these m a
cold fry iru
»elf
b o tto m wi
retables
um er un
V J
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A
d brew n
trin e oc
d fh iw
»rpnsed t.
^metimes in
little j wee
• jw i lect nu.. '
Store No. 3
1451
1281
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NEWBERG PACKING & PRODUCE CO.
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small can
15c
No. 1 cans, 10c.
Quality
and Service
SALT PORK, tine for seasoning, l b . . . .
P H O N E 1151
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- $1.95
C o o k in g F ig s
S w if t ’s J e w e l S h o r te n in g ,
that » u g f f t y b « « ^
it
l ,
BACON JO W LS, N ew berg cure, lb ........
Window Cleaning.
For expert window cleaning see
S. T ajim a. or leave ord ers w ith J.
A scientist at P hiladelphia traces Ross Brown, G resham , phone 250L
m an back to a prim itive fish. And
som etim es we flunk th a t m ost of us
G iant drain pipe solvent w orks
h av en 't got fa r aw ay from the like magic, 25c at L. L. K idder
home even yet.
Hdwe. Co.—Adv.
GROCERY BULLETIN
M E A TS
.........83c
......$1.64
of the Outlook force, w as a w el­
come ca lle r a t the office yesterday.
>!^.lld And
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We Deliver
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g "Bright Lights" Saturday
N ilR |M P, A m erican Beauty
L atest pack. No. 1 cans
3 for.
HONEY, S trained it > p ura l ’at ked
in Ball Mason J a rs , pint 2 D c. q t. . ..
and Monday, January 29 & 31
14c
39c
SOAP, C rystal W hite—"T he house­
w iv es fav o rite”, lo bars.
39c
KA INI NN— S e ed less T h o m p so n 's from
the San Joaquin Valley. 4-lb. p k g ___
33c
49c
TOMATOES, Del Monte Solid pack
L arg e c a n s .....................
P \N ( t h E El.Di It, S perry's -M akes th e kind
of botcakes you like.
No. 10 s a c k .....................
69c
s > ltl I’, A dirondack -V ery highest g rad e Cane
and Maple— they don't m ake it any
better. Full qt. 5 3 ^ . Full
g a l .. .
98c
C R U h i l t s . H ousehold— The fam ily
Caddy, w ax -w rap p ed .........................
43c
MILK, L ib b y 's—"T he n earest to fresh
cream " T all cans, 3 f o r ........
28c
« fo r
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t t M I III I I s \ t i | I1 i n va etica w
A sso rt th en , if you lik-
Cooking a Pleasure Now
because she had the (¡as Company install a Modern
SM OOTHTOP
A R ea l P ie c e o f F u r n itu r e
Dont IVasfe i our I^ioney on a Cheap Range
55c
,v
2 Z » Í )(*
WESSON o il. -Y our favorite for M ayonnaise
r.xcellent for frying and baking, too
Q uart c a n .......................
49c
I
I. A KO, P u re—In bulk— You can de-
pend on it being fresh. 3 lb s ..
55c
SHORTENING, in bulk Purely veget-
able and the best we can buy. 3 lbs.
49c
BE tN \. \
i - m p g j .v, th ln k - ov,.,. .
lbs.
of ready-to-serve food for two bits
17c
49c
3 for.
M ATHIES.
S earch lig h t — N oiseless! Non-
poisonous: — Large full count boxes, box 5 c
25c
C arton, of 6 boxes.
1IN E A P PL E , Libby’s— 8 mellow slices to
vv the
lilt-
«an. in a rich syrup. L arge cans 2 5 c
3 f o r ..............
74c
BACON—G enuine E astern Sugar C ured—Av-
erage w eight about 7 lbs.
H alf or w hole piece. P o u n d ..
39c
R l( I . Fancy Blue Rose—New C r o p - A
wholesom e food. Look at the
economy, too. 3 lb s ..........
25c
SNOW DRIFT— A highly refined veg­
etable shortening. 4-lb. c a n ...
91c
EI.OI R -K e rr's Best P atent.
crown K2.G4
F IS1
most
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8 1 .9 1
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JtffhEEN ILKV (O F F E E -F ew equal, non bet­
te r— D irect from our ro a ste r to you not only
in su res yon a saving but fresh
in
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$1.38
G round to your o rd er for fineness.
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