Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, April 08, 1927, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextGRESHAM PAGE FOUR Mr. and Mr». R. W. Quinby are being con gratulated over the a r rival of a d aughter w eighing 7*4 pounds on April 3. Mrs. Quinby and baby are at the hom e of Mrs. C arrie Powell. T ige Morgan and Tex Wedgwood, horsem en from San F rancisco, are at the home of Mrs. A nna W allin on Cleveland avenue. They are look ing for w ork and m ay soon go on to ea ste rn Oregon. Mrs. A nna W allin is recovering from a severe siege of flu. She w as ill for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Newcotnbe w ere happily su rp rised Monday evening when friends from P o rt land, Mr. and Mrs. McQuin and th e ir daughter Lorene, and Ed Page of S eattle cam e in. Music, dancing and cards m ade the tim e pass pleasantly. R efreshm ents w ere served. R ecent guests of Mr. and Mrs. B ert B aker on Maple avenue were Roy J. B aker and fam ily of G rass Valley, Oregon. Mr. Baker, who is an attorney, had business in P o rt land for the week. B ert B aker and fam ily and his sister Mrs. C lara B aker drove to G rass V alley S a t urday for a visit w ith frien d s and relatives. Mr. B aker and wife re turned Monday but Mrs. C lara Ba ker rem ained for a stay of a week with her daughter, Mrs. Guy Moore. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Schw anke and children have recently moved to G resham from Schefllin. a sm all place near H illsboro, w here Mr. Schw anke w as in the g eneral m er chandise business 14 years. They are occupying the C alkins house on Maple avenue. Mr. Schw anke has obtained a position w ith the Hessel Im plem ent com pany as country agent. Miss Lucy Adams is moving to day into her house on Cleveland avenue and Powell street. She plans to remodel th e residence which, when com pleted, will con tain a three-room ap a rtm en t for rental. The prem ises w ere vacated W ednesday by Victor K yle who has lived th ere for th e past two and a half years. J. It. H arlan has leased th ree acres of the place which lie will put into potatoes. ,1. F. B arnes Is driving a new car. a Dodge sedan w hich he recently purchased through the agency of Brockway * Nelson. Mrs. J. C. H essel is here from Mabton, W ashington, for a two- w eeks' visit with her sons W. A. and fam ily and John H essel anil her daughter Mrs. Jam es Elking- ton. Lewis * Son ure giving a com plete overhauling th is week to th eir H arford stage, w hich m akes the Portland-G resham ru n over the Powell Valley road, it w ill he new ly painted before going back on the road. Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k P utnam have recently bought an acre of land on lllrdsdale avenue north of Powell Valley road. They cam e here from Fern Prairie. W ashington. Mr. P u t man Is a carpenter. Miss V irginia C urrin w as given a pleasant su rp rise show er Tui ¡»day evening by the Sunshine club at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. E H orstm auu in honor of her ap proaching m arriag e to Melvin Brugger. Hidden in a lurge bou quet were a num ber of rem em brances from her friends. The Outlook hus a lim ited num her of cooking class lessons, which will be distributed free to any cull ing for them as long as they last. Wm. Congdon, of Vernonia, was in G resham la st Saturday calling on old friendg. "B ill” Is looking fine and says he has recovered from his recent illness. He was on his way home after a visit with his son C arl at Pacific Grove, California, and his d au g h ter. Mrs. F ran k ie G ranville a t Marshfield. C arl was recently m arried. T he A reme club will m eet a t the hom e of Mrs. Joseph Haley on Mon day afternoon, April 11. The h o st ess will be assisted by Mrs. George S tapleton, Mrs. A rth u r D ow sett and Mrs. W. L. Gorsage. All O. E. S. ladies are invited. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Foust and two child ren came to Gresham th e first of April from T routdale and are occupying the E. M. Camp house north of th eir residence. C harles Cleveland retu rn ed Wed nesday from a business trip to eastern Oregon. F our workm en w ere engaged a day and a half of this week in dy nam iting stu m p s on the roadw ay up G resham b u tte p rep a ra to ry to the work of grading which w ill be u n dertak en la te r by th e county. T he p roperty ow ners on th e b u tte a re doing th is p relim in ary Im provem ent of blowing out the stum p s and rem oving them from the rig h t of way. Miss Edna Brown of P o rtlan d , a saleslad y at th e Meier & F ran k sto re, is spending a week w ith her m other Mrs. JJelle Brown. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Addy of Camas, W ash ington the la tte r a d au g h ter of Mrs. Brown, w ere g u ests Sunday at the J. N. M ew hlrter home. WALRAD Merc. Co. Phone 1411 WALRAD'S SPECIAL, C ream ery B u tter per p o u n d ...................... best 1 4OL (»<’ OUTLOOK. FRIDAY, AI’RIL «, 1»27 Mrs. M ary K adderly of P o rtlan d jo n a l reputation, will read "The m usical. A piano solo w as re n is being cared for a t th e hom e of M erchant of Venice” at th e high dered by Irm a Sm ith, a vocal duet Mrs. J. A. Bushong. She will be re- j school. He w as p resen t a few days by K enneth Lord and Evelyn m em bered by old friends as Miss ago and read the prologue to this T au sch er and a violin solo by P e r Mary LaD ue and resided near S h ak esp earean play to th e student cy O'Neal, accom panied by D orothy body w ith th e resu lt he w as invited Kelly. D onna E lm er played a solo G resham years ago. Mrs. H. J. Sibley and her hu s- j for a second presentation. on a H aw aiian steel g u ita r and band's m other Mrs. S arah Sibley of A p rogram of u n u su al in te rest oth er selections w ere a vocal solo P o rtlan d visited yesterday and to was given by th e freshm en a t the by Alice Moat, a clarin et solo by day a t the hom e of the fo rm e r’s fifth period yesterday. W ith but W illiam S chm ierer and a piano m other, Mrs. H a rrie t T im m erm an. one exception the num bers w ere duet by Lois L ucas and D orothy E u la Mae, d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan L. L anglitz, en tertain ed J h er th ree sm all au n ts S e lm a ,: E sth er and Mabel L anglitz la st eve- i ning a t a celeb ratio n of her sixth birthday. A b irthday angel cake, o rnam ented w ith six candles, a r rived for th e party from E ula Mae’s g ran d p a re n ts iu New P ly B rookfield I.n a i C heese NEWBEBG HAM m outh, Idaho. Whole or half "The best what am ” A. W. M etzger and fam ily are en Lb. 29c Lb. 87c joying a new Buick brougham which w as recen tly purchased th ro u g h th e W alter Metzger Buick agency. Mrs. W. 8. E v ereit will en tertain th e sew ing m eeting of the A m eri Seal of O regon—T his is a hard w heat flour can Legion au x iliary at her home m ade bv the Crow n M ills. n»- « . on T h ird and K elly on Tuesday a f ternoon. A pril 12, beginning at 2 49-lb. sack o'clock. Grocery Bulletin FLOUR FLOUR (■old Bar Pumpkin Regular price«20c Special, 3 cans 48c HIGH SCHOOL NOTES High school stdTlents and o th ers who w ish a re to be treated to a ra re event Monday m orning a t 9 • o'clock when W illiam Lee G reen- 1; leaf, a dram atic in te rp re te r of n at- ■ ' Your Home Furnisher HOME GROWN HONEY L arge combs, full wt O P íp per c a k e .............................—»M P h o n e 1901 M argaret K erslake, Emma Kuch For real estate loans see or call and S tew art C ran sto n have num - ; W. T horne.—Adv. hers p repared w hich will be given ---------------------- later. The freshm en class of I Don’t lay down the paper till you G resham Unton high school has have rea(1 the w a n t Ads. I nnouncing B IL L IE C R O S B Y t We have been fortunate in securing the services of Billie Crosby, an expert m arceller and all-round operator with eight years’ experience in California and Oregon beauty shops. She will be here commencing Monday, April 11. Come in and meet her. Gresham Beauty Shoppe ST. CLAIR, Prop. Over F irs t S tate Bank MRS. LOIS Phone 1841, G resham SUGAR and Monday ..... $6.35 PIG G LY W IGG LY BULK COCOA 3 lbs. 25c Bulk Peanut Butter Lb. M e PUKE HONEY Pint jars 29c FAB, for washing fine clothing, 2 pkgs 15c D u rin g th e m onth of A pril, unless closed o u t, o u r stock of B runsw ick and other model phono graphs will be throw n on the m arket at ridiculously low prices. .1. E. METZGER Cash price for Saturday some fine ta le n t w hich only re- m ains to be exercised to be appre- d a te d by friends and patro n s of the school. l i n . ---------------------- T his is not “M an u factu res C ane S u g ar” b u t the finest berry sugar. • Special Sale! C an you im agine a $225 phonograph selling for $95 and others a t propor tio n ately low prices? We have them in stock. See window display. SUGAR GOLD BAB CORN Reg. price 20c Special, 3 cans 51c K endall. “T he F resh m en F ollies,” a p re-E aste r num ber of school new spaper, was served hot from th e bat. The p aper wras read by H ow ard H am ilton and Ruth W a Gold Bar Sockeye Salmon F inest Red Salm on 1-lb. tall can s.......................... SOLAR BRAMI Broken Sliced Pineapple 2 cans 45c f f y o u rse I lf- 29d Far and near Ihrouqhout the nation housewives are findinq Piqqlq IDiqqltj an efficient pantrq. Theq help themselves from loaded shelves of varied assortments, which are easilq accessible. The question of what to serve for dinner is ans wered with a qlance and the Piqqlq UJiqqlq turnstile^is as convenient as qour own pantnj door. IIEE MONTE l’EAS Med. size 2 cans 85c I A. W. Metzger & Co. j; f Feed D ept. Phone 1281 ci m j c ,• Scm c‘ Feature Items for Saturday and Monday Store D ept. Phone 1451 < L MAXWELL HOUSE CO FFEE, good to the la st drop Pound...................................... ATL ■ j-M -í-i-í-x -» .:-:-!-» :“» » : “» » :" :-1 -:-;-:-:-:-;-:-:-!-:-:-:-!-;-;-:-:-:-:-: < REA Ml T I ES M acaroni product, 3 pkgs for. CHINESE MUIDLES Red T rian g le Brand, 3 pkgs. f o r .................. GRAHAM (R 4(R E R S T ru Blu. 4 ’4-caddy. 3-lb. tin s ........................................... OLD DUTCH CLEANSER. L im it six cans to customer, can........................................................................... «.’IU 7(L. • • ’» 1 TOC Qualify KERR’S t i t i l l i Best patent, 19's. Quit k, per pkg OO. 2 p o u n d s.......... ................................... WHITE RING WASHING MACHINE SOAP The larg e p a c k a g e .. 14« TIC »>"* HORSE SHOE (OEEEE. In li roa-ted and ground, per pound .................. J O ., It '1 ( I., sea ..................... 1 I C P A G SOAP, the w hite nap h th a. 10 for carton We suggest th a t your S a tu r day order carry some of these items. Keep this list a t hand when placing your order. I CORN, Silver Uun—Good Etastern S tan d ard —3 c a n s ............................. SOUP C am pbell's, any kind I’KP—Kellogg * 3 packages. SPECIAL! sale on CANNED PEACHES The Famous Light Brigade was "up against" a tough proposition So arc the American people! in heavy syrup We are bombarded annually with over 15 BIL LION newspapers and periodicals all crammed with advertising appeals to SPEND! SPEND! SPEND! I.IBRY'S, Yellow Clings No can s 2 3 c ; 3 can 1.1 HK VS Sliced < lings No 2 can s 1 7 4 ; 1 cans Small wonder that so many of ns lose our heads in the excitement spend all we have stay spent DIE spent. Dt 1 MON IE sliced t lingo Buffet cam« 1 0 c ; L ike th<* P ro p h et In th e w ild ern e ss th is B ank lifts SA VE.” MII.R. 1 Ibby*» T all cans, t f o r ....................................... Interest. They A Streng Hank 19c 29e 2.3e 38e SO 4P. t r j olnl 44 hite 10 b ars ................................... ♦ ................ "If you are working today for money to pay out Saturday night you do not own yourself. There is a mortgage on your soul. To save money is to pay off the mortgage."— Hall. GRESHAM, OREGON 3 c a n s ..................... TOII 1 T P 4I’E R Suit S an itary Crepe F ull 7-ounce rolls— 4 r o lls ................... up its voice in the din ami cries: "SAVE. SAVE. LAKO, P u it In hulk 3 pounds ..................................... ( D ( O 4 . B look i i D u i.h ■ 49e MALMÖN, Maple Leaf Fancy Colum bia River Chinook— Pound c a n .......... 39c PUMPKIN. Libby's Solid Pack L arge c a n ........................ 15c WESSON Oil. Q uart can .. Ein.-l Imported -I’ (in 2 R f. pound Ila 55e ’DC HAM, in th e handy picnic size tin s. 3 for. O fiz» X'/C HIGHLAND MAI’I.E SAP SYRUP, 20-os. can of P u re I’lC Deliebt SANDWICH SPREAD A real tasty m eat product, 2 f o r ........ KELLOGG’S CORN KLARES, 3 pkgs. i . $1.79 91c 4-pound can .................... BI 4 Ns, Van Cam p's Ready-to-serve econom ical to o d - medium size cans *?•%/» -i’)C (HOC FLOUR— K err’s Best P atent. 49-potind s a c k ......................... 4 KO’.IN s | 'IS I IS H I Il's III I Np HATsiNiT- — — — 4 pound p a c k a g e ........................... and enjoyed package . , .............. Beechnut O ¿’ ’*/» IL SHRIMP, O(L* <£•*( P repared SPAG HETTI, w ith tom ato sauce, all purpoat pkf Of* »£•)( WASH (LOTH FREE w ith each 3-bar purchase Dona C astile Soap 9"7z» 3 b a r s ........................... —>•)( F IS H E R ’S Mil I RCN, 80-Ib. sack (¡M 9 7 »g ± .¿ 4 $1.89 S 2 .D 5 — »104. 1 4 Nt 4K E E l.tll K lo -lb sack ........... Bring Us Your Eggs We can use all you have 20th ( I N il K4 ( OEEEE—Selected and ro a s t- j ed by experts— D irect from our ro aste r to you m eans: Coffee S atisfaction at a low cost—P o u n d ........ . . . . . 44c 3 p o u n d s.. I I I—C RALSTON WIIDI.E WHEAT CEREAL, nationally known BIG TH REE ELOI R. WILHO NUT MARGARINE. it's su p erio r q u ality is alw ays app reciated — ........ i o C 3 pounds N IK PR ETZEL S T IU tS , real old tim e pretzel quality. 2 p k g s.. «»v 49 ju st w arm ahd serve 2 c a n s . ................. —• ) ( — • ) ( « ir . U»)C »IO., « .» )( Or. P hillips GRAPE- FRU IT, large, 2 fo r. -£ » )( ' Just arrived, 2 can s. . V erm ont ..................... 9(1-» — »’( n r LEMONS, large and juicy, dozen ............ AMEIL BEAUTY a »>_ 49c SNOW D R IFT —S pound can. . ....... 65c DEVILED llaplt u p from SHORTENING. B est— In b ulk— Purely vegetable— 3 p o u n d s ... 3 cans ....................................... ‘C annon to R ight o f Them C annon to L eft o f T hem C annon in Front o f Them V o lle y ed and T h u n d ered .” Z5c UNDERWOOD’S CALIF. C ABBAGE, solid heads, l b . . . Rose Brand ORANGES large, d o z e n ............... UNDERWOOD’S ( LAYIQOz. ( HOW PER. 3 for ts JE.I.LD. any flavor 3 packages . . . . 1 (j ................. ’pl.ll/ E VEKSHIN E CEDAR POL ISH, large bottle and a high grade polish for all » )’ , fu rn itu re ................. 4 .0 L No inferior food can pass our tests for grade. We measure the value of any food product by its nearness to perfection—not price. The price is the last consideration hut it’s alwavs low at 20th CENTURY STORES. Local sp rin g vegetables such as radishes, spinaeli. green on ions, asp arag u s, rh u b arb , cab bage, and lettuce a re now In supply. F i n n ’s and VEGETABLES Siinical ASPARAGUS 2 pounds .................. (TGAKETTRN, Cam els. C hes terfields or Lucky S trikes. None sold to minoi^PU ( REME D ll SOAP 4 for ..................... FIRST STATE BANK j H ~ g rad e and full boxes 89c Best quality and your own selection. KUEEALD MATCHES, high IIO 'II DRIED PRUNES 40-50 grade. 4 lbs. for. . Put your «m Intr» in our hunk nt I' will grow and he sale. ~ , »14 PIGGLY WIGGLY BUTTER, churned in th e country and shipped to our sto res daily. W onderful b u tter. J* _ P o u n d ............................................... KERR’S HOT! ARK FLOCK, the red pkg. Ql Ah I It DATS, $1.29 $1.29 K FC entunj Stores Highest M arket Price 25 Stores A n O regon Institution PIGGLY WIGGLY STORE Next to Brown’» M arket, Gresham