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GRESHAM
OUTLOOK,
FRID A T,
FEBRUARY
R inar M attson, sophom ore in the I Many people of G resham and
m any of them w ill alread y be im
U niversity of Oregon, finished first I Powell Valley w ent to P ortland
m une, th is is th e p roceedure u su
In the try o u ts for the 300-yard ' last n ig h t to hear W illiam E lliott
ally follow ed w ith the older ch il
event for track , held last S aturday in his debut in g rand opera in the
role of Count di Luna in II Trova-
dren. ra th e r th an to give all of
a t Eugene u nder th e direction of tore. W hile his friends were ex
them the toxin-antitoxin. This test
pecting m uch of him, it is safe to
A very pleasan t social evening th e univ ersity coach.
will be given to all th e g rad e school
w as enjoyed by the m em bers and
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Mason aud say th a t they w ere su rp rised a t the
beauty of his voice and the excel
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children next fall to see If they
visito rs of G resham ch a p te r O. E. S son are m aking plans to re tu rn to lence of his acting. His tones w ere
-Many m en w ho spend m ost of th e ir lives w o rk in g
T uesday evening, F eb ru ary
15 P o rtlan d soon to reside in th eir mellow and his enunciation clear. the child had d ip h th eria, then m ake have established th e ir im m unity.
h a rd to secu re a co m p eten ce fo r th em se lv e s a n d fa m
M aster Donald Page favored the home there. W hile in G resham His teach er, Pov! Bjornskjold, p re a d esp erate effort to save its life,
ilies lose sig h t of th e fa c t th a t it ta k e s th o u g h tfu l
The W ant Ad way is th e w ay to
m em bers with violin selections they have occupied the house of dicts for him a g reat fu tu re in m u som etim es u nsuccessfully, som e
p la n n in g to K E E P th e m o n ey th e y h a v e saved
in
sical circles.
success.
Miss Melba S anders piano, and Mrs. Mary R anley on Hood avenue.
tim es at th e expense of the ch ild ’s
ill-considered sp e cu la tio n o r an unw ise b usiness v e n
L eslie W alrad w ith vocal num bers Mr. Mason will continue his w ork !
la te r health. T he new er and bet
tu re may wipe out th e proceeds of y e a rs of lab o r.
SANDY BLUFF
w hich w ere much enjoyed by all here as m anager of th e A corn elec- j
te r w ay is to im m unize th e ch il Ill N TH O K PE transit co
E o r sev en teen y e a rs w e h av e helped people K E E P
present. A fter the program dainty trie ran g e sales and service.
T hose In this com m unity suffer- d ren ag ain st the disease w hile they
P O R TLA N D - GRESH AM -
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n
d
add to th e m oney th e y h av e saved. W e sp ecialize
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refresh m en ts w ere served, then all
A. R. Johnson and E. R. Ackley I . ing from severe colds or flu are Mr. a re well, thereb y saving untold
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th
e P ersonal b a n k in g se rv ice needed by th rifty an d
joined in playing an am using expect to open th e ir poolroom and J and Mrs G ilbert H auglum and suffering. Since th e new er way
Section L ine R oute
th o u g h tfu l m en a n d w om en w ho w ish to se cu re to
Pete H auglum . Joe Caldo, Ben Ault
gam e. Mrs. W inifred Dyer, grand confectionery, situ ated
in
th e j and Mr. and Mrs. A m bert Andrews, has been used in Oregon th e re has
th em se lv e s a n d fam ilies th e benefits of w h at th ev
Lv. G resham
o rg an ist and a deputy of the Brown building, on th e com ing S at- j i Mr. and Mrs. A ndrew s w ere con- been a m a terial d ecrease in th e Lv. P o rtlan d
h a v e accum ulated.
7
6
30
a.
m.
7
:15
a.
m.
w orthy grand m atron, w ill visit urday. Over »2000 w orth fcf ttx- j fined to th e ir beds over a week, but num ber of cases in th e state, w ith 7 :00 a. m
8 :45 a. m.
O ur Savings D e p a rtm e n t is h e lp in g th o u sa n d s to
:00 a. m.
9 15 a. m.
G resham chap ter officially March tu re s are being put In place, in all a re on the mend now.
a reduction of m ore th an 40 per 10 8 :00
a. m.
1 1 :15 a m.
! Mr. and Mrs. Sam C arrell of
p re se rv e th e ir sav in g s an d in v est in sa fe bonds. D ur
1. All m em bers are cordially in cluding a IO-foot F rench plate i Pow ell Valley were Sunday dinner cent in th e num ber of deaths. “No 12 :00 noon
1 :00 p. m.
1 00 p. m.
3 :00 p. m.
c o m m e rc ial b a n k in g d e p a rtm e n t by frie n d ly counsel
vited to be present.
g lass m irror.
I gu ests of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ault. D iphtheria in Oregon by 1930" is 2 :10 p. m.
4 :00 p. m.
4
:00 p. m
a n d advice is a id in g n u m b ers of young m en am i
5
.00
p.
m.
I
They
also
spent
the
evening
and
the
slogan
adopted
by
th
e
state
T he reg u lar m eeting of th e A m er
5 :15 p. m.
7 :00 p. m.
w om en a lo n g th e road to success.
j Mr. and Mrs. A. H aw orth w ere c a ll board of health a t its m eeting in 0 10 P m
7 :15 p. m . _____
ican Legion auxiliary w ill be held M F T H O D IS T ( III KUH
ers in the evening.
,,
n o th in g gives us g r e a te r s a tis fa c tio n th a n
Salem
la
st
month.
Lv.
G
resham
a t the grange hall on T uesday eve
ANNOUNCES SEK VICE’S
Mrs. J. O. M atthew s and daugh
Lv. Sandy
th e th o u g h t th a t we h a v e helped a n d a re h e lp in g
for Sandy
te r L ouise have moved back to the
ning, F eb ru ary 22. T hose who
G resham schools have been slow
8 :40 a. m.
1 :45 a. m.
3 :3ft p. m.
th o u sa n d s to secure a co m p eten ce a n d p re se rv e its
T ransform ed Lives" will be the farm and are getting ready to have to avail them selves of the ad v an t
have m ade article s for th e hope
1 :45 p. m.
6 30 p. m.
some sp rin g work done.
6 :00 p. m.
benefits fo r th em selv es a n d fam ilies.
chest are requested to bring them su b ject of th e serm on a t the
ages
freely
offered
by
the
h
ealth
A. C. B row ning is home afte r
M
ethodist
E
piscopal
ch
u
rch
next
in.
several w eeks' visit'w ith his d au g h au th o rities, according to th e coun “ S ervice w ith C ourtesy S a fe ty a
ter, Mrs. E lsie A ndrew s of Cascade I ty h ealth nurse, who believes th a t
D isp a tch .”
R. F. W alters has been suffering Sunday m orning at 11 o’clock. This Locks.
p are n ts should be inform ed of the When you ride with us you are in-
from an attack of shingles for the will be a discussion of the ways in
w hich the pow er of God can re
situ atio n and of d an g ers to th eir
p ast two weeks
sured against accident.
IGNITION SPECIALIST.
m ake a hum an life to which he has
T h a t's us. Bring your ca r here ch ild ren w hich could easily be P a ck a g e S x p r e is S erv ice on every car.
Mrs. H. S. A lexander and her given access.
for any rep airs, ad ju stm en ts or avoided.
T H R E E D EPO TS
daug h ters, Mrs. W. J. Ott and Miss
The serm on for the evening hour p arts for the sta rte r, g en erato r,
-'r—° P po s ' te C ity H a ll.
An effort will be m ade to give
G ertrude A lexander, received a
n m i K r / " " « 8 8 , C o n fe c tio n e ry .
etc. the ch ild ren of the high school the S i P , / h o KZ
is to be the study of th e life of one sw itches, w iring, lighting,
h
A
n
1 ~ M u n ic ip a l T e rm in a l.
sh o rt visit from Mrs. A lexander's who ap p ears w ithin the Bible, who j Work done by an ex p ert and is pos
> ix tn a n d S a lm o n s tr e e ts
son Raymond W ednesday, w hen he lived foolishly. The serm on is en- ' itively g u aran teed . We ca rry a Schick te st in the n ear fu tu re, to
com plete line of ignition parts. determ in e who am ong them are
stopped on his way to S eattle, titled "The Man Who Played th e G
resham G arage, pho'ne 2391.
suscep tib le to d iphtheria. Since
W ashington, from Pueblo, C olora Fool.” It will reveal a num ber of r -. . . . ____ _______
____
do. He expects to re tu rn Sunday ways in which one may tak e w arn
for an o th er brief stay before leav ing from th is m an ’s folly.
ing for his home. Mr. A lexander
T he Sunduy school is in splendid
is a salesm an for the C arnation
condition,
with a loyal and efficient
m ilk com pany of S eattle and made
corps of te ach ers and officers and
the trip to the coast in th e in te r
a good attendance. The school in
ests of th a t firm.
vites all whose choice It is, to be
A. W. Easton and his m other
The Proprietor - - -
come
re g u la r
atten d a n ts, and
have leased th e ir th ree -a cre ran ch
prom ises a w arm welcome.
on Cleveland avenue and have ta k
The E pw orth League will m eet |
The P h o n e--- 1 8 9 1
en ap a rtm en ts in the home of Mrs.
T
or
its social hour a t 5 o'clock, with 1 i
Z/'rZ/z winter practically over the thoughtful
A nnie Hevel on east Powell street.
devotional m eeting at 6:30. The
Mrs. Jam es E lkington su b stitu t
la tte r will be under th e leadership { woman is already planning for her spring and sum-
ed p a rt of th is week at the grade
of Jam es McAllister.
• mer wardrobe. For that reason we have arranged
I.I.D RO( K C H E E S E — F R E S H FISH __PO U LTR Y
school for Mrs. A lbert K rueger
j for an early showing of spring and summer silks,
who is ill. Miss Ruth Bowron Is
PLEASANT VALLEY | j crepes and wash dress goods.
also on the sick list and her place
has been taken by Mrs. G race Lane,
Miss Florence Richey cam e home t |
a form er teacher In the school.
from W estport F riday evening to J
T he D orcas circle of the M ethod spend tlie w eek-end w ith home }
Fashion notes feature washable flat crepes. We
ist Ladies Aid Is planning a food lolks. M M
B lc lic y
is tt ;i< liing ' have just received a lot of crepes in a good assort
sale w hich will be conducted a t the school at W estport.
W alrad M ercantile com pany store
ment of colors, 40 inches wide and good weight.
Miss Bertha E vans of P ortland
on S aturday, M arch 5. A second
Colors
are Empire, Pink, June Rose, Salmon, Oak
visited S atu rd ay afternoon with
sale has been arran g e d for A pril
her p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. I
Buff, C rocus, Bois-de-Rose, Chrysanthemum
16.
Evans.
Mrs. Jam es E lkington and her
and
Mercury. \ cry specially priced, yard... $1.95
Mrs. P. F. Uhlig and Mrs. Ruby :
b ro th er Will H essel retu rn ed S u n
Johnson w ere P o rtland visitors on
day from
Mabton, W ashington, | Monday of th is week.
Sport Satin for slips in colors to match the
w here they visited th eir m other,
| F red E m m ett of Amity was a
$1.25
above, 36-inch, yard...............................
Mrs. J. C. H essel, who had been
guest nt the hom e of Mr. and Mrs.
very low with an attac k of h eart G. H. Richey on T uesday and W ed
trouble. Mrs. H essel is now re nesday.
ported as greatly improved. John
M <* a lso have p la in an d p rin te d P e te r P uns. Soi-
Mrs. Anna Lehm an ami Mrs. J. A
H essel also m ade the trip to W ash
Paul attended
Pomona grange 1 se tte s. D otty D im ples, Silk M ixed C repes, O Ingham s,
ington but retu rn ed after spending
w hich m et at R ussellville on Wed- i I rin te d ( a n to n s . All in th e new c o lo rin g s anti sm all
tw o days w ith his m other.
nesday.
: J d esig n s.
Cecil Metzger is confined to his
Mr. and Mrs David Rolfe of Da- j
home w ith a severe attack of th e
tnascus were valley visitors last I
flu.
Sunday.
j
Mrs. Burl Ruby was tak en to
G randm a S ager Is visiting with ’
Good S am a ritan hospital Sunday relativ es in the city th is week.
suffering from anem ia w hich fol
“ T he H ouse of Q u ality ”
G. H. Richey Is reported on tile {
lowed an attac k of flu. Mrs. Raby sick list th is week
G R E SH A M ,O R E G O N
gave birth to a child on Ja n u a ry
Mrs. Wm. D ahlquist Is confined
PH O N E 1111
31. H er condition Is now regarded
to her home w ith an attack of
H
e
(liv
e
G
reen T ra d in g S tam ps
as grave and tran sfu sio n of blood rheum atism .
has been resorted to.
Mrs. Effie Beegle and her daugh
te r Miss Ada Beegle of P ortlan d
visited W ednesday w ith Mrs. G. A. I
Cox and fam ily and that evening
attended the revival services at the
F re e M ethodist church.
W. D. K inder w ent to Eugene
W ednesday to Join his wife who
has been th e re for the past week
w ith her sister Mrs. E. L. Z im m er
Best quality available
m an who died early T hursday
Med. pail 85t, large pail $1.65
Lb. 37<*
m orning afte r a few days' illness
w ith pneum onia. F u n eral a rra n g e
nients have been delayed until the
m other can reach th e re from C ali
fornia. She has been delayed by
Hood conditions.
Sm all pieces for seasoning
W hole or half
E xcavation has begun by Melvin
Lb. 25c
B rugger for th e erection of a m od
Lb. 29c
I
ern live-room bungalow In Pioneer
OIL—Amaizo—-A fresh shipm ent of this Amalz- SOUP—CamDbell'a nt
*
A cres. H enry Velth. u P ortlan d
ngly good oil F ine for frying, bak-
pi
v a rie lr we s t 2 k
? 2 7
Any
ing and m aking M ayonnaise. Qt. c a n .. 4»)C
• ’ e st<Kk- 3 c a n s ...........................
co n tra cto r, has charge of th e Job.
E xcavation has begun for th e be
W HITE KING WASHING WA( H IM
g .v "
F u ” C rea“»— J u s t rig a t!
a h
ginning of a 20 x 28 residence for
SOAP.
I^
r
g
e
package
tiooil grade of w hite flour bv Crown Mills
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shelley on two
LAKI», Pure— In b u lk -M a n v m o th e r,
— ~
WA( AKONI. fresh curve cu t—Let us suggest
49-lb. sk. $1.94
acres owned by them on south Rob
9-lb. sack 49c
Still p refer fresh lard 3 lbs
serving M acaroni and cheese as an ec-
e rts avenue. They disposed of their
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______ onom ical m eat su b stitu te 3 lbs
>)C
home and four acres of land th e re
veTetab.eM 3,', b r e’ , ~ In bU,k- P u " *
1 (L. BEANS, Van Camp s - T h t n k of i t ' ^ T T i ^
but retained two acres on which
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ready-to-serve delightful beans for
they will live. The acreage is set
WILK.
L
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h
e
nearest
to
fresh
“tW°
bi,S" Med size c a n s' 3 for
out to raspberries.
cream " . T ai, cans, 3 for
28C F l o I R - K e r r Best P atent.-------------------
T he A rem e club will give a card
G reen and Black
p arty at th e home of Mr. and Mrs.
CIGARETTES—Cam els. ChM terflelds (N-f i a
r w n x v v *.» « «
49' lb' sack
1 j-lb. pkgs. 38e
3 lbs. 25c
& Lucky S trikes, 2 pkgs 2 5 c C arton $ 1 .1 9 CROUN 82.01 FISH E R S BLEND S 2 . n l
C. I. R aker on Tuesday evening.
F ebruary 22. All who are Interest
____ro minors .
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< * * * ■ ^ T w ilE A T H ealth a u th o ri? ,^ s t a , /
’i " 118" " SS,I,> '° ‘he ro,L 3 r ° " 8 ............
ed In cards are invited to be pres
ent.
i liidren -hntiid eat a w arm cereal, at
|
I 'l M t k l 1.1 h i o 3
~
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The reg u la r m eeting of the W. C.
........... ...................................................................dandy hot cakes. No. 10 sk. reduced to.
69C
T. U. w ill be held at th e lib ra ry on
Corn and Gloss
B E P - M I 11* C rra ta l W tM
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Economy Brand
T hursday afternoon. F ebruary 24
Bunny C a lifo rn ia . 4-lb, pkg<_______ —
3 pkgs. 25f
Mrs. Mary M allett of P ortland,
4-lb. package 37c
sla te president, will speak on the
■AMI—
—ILtsn t scratch ed vet
v
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subject of narcotics. Next week is j
to be nationally recognized as anti-
' , ' 1 '» 'I I I . '
Y uba- b rand
r a n ,.
®
2«>C
uarcotic week, and Mrs. M allett 1
will deal with the them e from an ,
educational viewpoint. T he meet
4 «»KN. 8 B w Ran
An unusually good a ra d
*rd
irom ° " r «'•»*»• r »<• ■■>u In-
Ings of the W.C.*r. U. a re alw ays !
Large size. 3 lbs. 2 b
of M aryland S ta n d a rd - S p e c ia l'
g<KH‘ ^ <‘e
fresh coffee at all tunes. G round to
Quart
jars
49c
pint
jars
29.
open to the public.
C M 1O<. S for. ..
y° Ur ° r J e r for m..mess. Lb U f
Diphtheria Brings
Health Nurse Here
Gresham Locals
Keeping What You Have
.
REMEMBER The Market—GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
SPR IN ©
■ s h o w i n g
REMEMBER
The street — I’OWELL STREET
REMEMBER
A. J. W. BROWN
REMEMBER
GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
2,0# C entuirc, _
*irue Leadership ;
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
GROCERY BULLETIN
Rex Pure Lard
MILK,
Newberg Ham
Carnation or Borden’s, 3 cans
Bacon Squares
Brookfield Loaf Cheese
KELLOGG’S CORN FLAKES,
3 packages
Seal of Oregon Flour
NO RUB NAPTHA SOAP,
Tree Tea
I BARREL SYRUP,
29c
Offerings for Saturday and Monday, February 19 and 21
29c
ZOC
43C *
Rolled Oats
10 bars
27c
Cane and Maple, 65c jar
45c
Raisins
3 ORANGES, 252 size, thin skinned and juicy, dozen
Italian Prunes
25c
Pure Strained Honey
J '1
12c *
ttc ................. .
28C
Mrs. Robert Blair
Hl<h ftebnol Teacher
• f violin
1
O rche«!ra tra in in g viven to all
at udenta.
F a ch ftMtarrfay, home «»f Mr*. W.
«. OH, U retliaitt, O regoa.
M
I
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A. W. METZGER & CO.
Qua «i tv
and Service
27C
or
'W
CToI
$1.94
Bulk Cocoa
Starch
ArerMIted
y°Ur U8t<! P°Un<1
¿ ° n5
reed
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