Gresham outlook., April 15, 1927, Page 4, Image 4

PAUK FOUR
GRESHAM OUTLOOK.
M rs. E. B. K irk w o o d u n d e rw e n t
a m a jo r o p e ra tio n a t Good S a m a r­
ita n h o s p ita l T h u rs d a y . S h e is r e ­
p o rted to be g e ttin g alo n g a s w ell
aa can be ex p ected . H er c h ild re n
a re b ein g c a re d fo r a t th e hom e of
h e r m o th e r M rs. M ary M cA llister.
M rs. C la ra S ex to n , hom e eco ­
Mr. an d M rs. G len D avidson and
n o m ist of th e P. E. P. co m p an y w ill tw o c h ild re n a re sp e n d in g a few
d e m o n s tra te e le c tric ra n g e co o k in g d ay s a t S haw , O regon, w ith Mrs.
an d b a k in g fro m 8 a. in. to 5 p. m D av id so n 's p a re n ts Mr. an d Mrs.
M onday, A p ril 18, a t th e Electric- J. C. P e te rso n . T h ey a ls o ex p ect
to v isit h e r b ro th e r an d fam ily in
s to re on P o w ell s tre e t.
S alem .
T h e D o rcas c irc le of th e M ethod
M iss J e a n A dlx e n te rta in e d a
is t L ad ies Aid is p la n n in g a p re g ro u p of sch o o l frie n d s fro m St.
E a s te r s a le of b ak ed goods to be H elen s h a ll a t a d in n e r g iven a t
A le x a n d ra c o u '’. In P o rtla n d on
held a t th e W a lra d M erc a n tile com
W ed n esd ay ev en in g .
p a n y 's s to re on S a tu rd a y , A p ril 16
Mrs. J. E. G a sk ill gave a b ir th ­
A. B rig h t an d A. M. C lem ens d ay p a rty S u n d ay a fte rn o o n a t h er
Hood R iv er m en, h av e co m p leted hom e for h e r d a u g h te r E v ely n , w ho
w as six y e a rs old, an d fo r a sm all
a rr a n g e m e n ts for ta k in g o v e r th e frie n d , H ilb e rt F o rs y th e , w hose
ice p la n t e q u ip m en t h e re an d w ill b irth d a y o c c u rre d th e sam e day.
b egin o p e ra tio n s In th e n e a r fu tu re T h e ro o m s w e re d e c o ra te d in y e l­
low, an d y ellow s tre a m e rs a t each
T h e y hav e p u rc h a s e d th e m ach in
p lace led to a b a s k e t w h ere g ifts
e ry an d leased th e b u ild in g fo r th e w ere co n cealed fo r each sm all
seaso n . B oth a re e x p e rie n c e d m en g u e st. T h e p lace c a rd s c o n sisted
in th is lin e of b u sin e ss. T h ey are of a n im a l co o k ies w ith th e n am es
now c o m p le tin g th e o v e rh a u lin g of in can d y . A lu n ch w as se rv e d a t
w hich tim e th e tw o g u e s ts of h o n o r
th e re f rig e r a tio n sy stem of th e e x tin g u is h e d th e b irth d a y c an d le s.
a p p le g ro w e rs ’ a s s o c ia tio n a t Hood T h o se p re s e n t w ere H ilb e rt and
R iv er, an d fo r th e p a st five y e a rs V ern ie F o rs y th e , E ile e n , B illy an d ,
o ne of th e firm h a s been In c h a rg e A rth u r W all, D an n y M u rp h y , Eva
S taffo rd , G lo ria C addy, E va anil j
of a la rg e re f rig e r a tin g sy stem In E lo ise A rm s tro n g , E v ely n an d C arl
so u th e rn C alifo rn ia.
A lder. T h o se a s s is tin g th e h o ste ss
J. F. B a rn e s receiv ed w o rd W ed­ w ere W a lte r A rm s tro n g , V era S ta f­
ford an d C ry sta l H ay d en .
n esd ay th a t h is f a th e r, J. H.
M rs. O. C. F a n c h e r, M iss A ddie
B a rn e s, h ad died a t M in n eap o lis, P u llen an d th e ir m o th e r, M rs. W.
M innesota, a t th e ago of 83.
E. B eegle, d ro v e to N ew b erg on
T h e S o u th e a s t c ir c le of th e T u e sd a y , w h ere th e y to o k d in n e r
w ith M rs, G eo rg e N elson, g r a n d ­
M ethodist L ad ies Aid w ill m eet a t m o th e r of Mrs. F a n c h e r an d Miss
th e hom e of Mrs. O. A. E a s tm a n on P u lle n . On F rid a y th e sa m e p a rty
W ednesday a fte rn o o n , A p ril 2u. A d ro v e to S alem und b ro u g h t back
good a tte n d a n c e is d e sire d , a s the M iss L e tta L eig h to n , a s tu d e n t a t
W illa m e tte u n iv e rsity . M iss L e ig h -,
elec tio n of officers fo r th e co in in g to n re tu rn e d to S alem on S u n d ay
y e a r w ill ta k e p la c e a t th e m eetin g . In co m p an y w ith Mr. an d M rs. R.
B. O. B osw ell is confined to his A. S la rb a rd .
W o rk b e g an on T u e sd a y of th is
hom e on so u th R o b e rts av en u e w eek on th e p av in g of th e h ill w est
w ith an a tta c k of p n eu m o n ia, of G re sh a m on th e S ectio n L ine
u n c o m p le te d
p o rtio n
w hich Is reg ard ed * as se rio u s. He ro ad , th e
w as ta k e n su d d en ly ill W ednesday w h ich w as d elay ed d u rin g th e w ili­
e r m o n th s on a c c o u n t of d a n g e r
afte rn o o n .
of fro st.
M iss R u th W o rra ll a rriv e d th is
K e n n eth S im p so n , w ho h a s been
em ployed a t th e S ta n d a rd Oil m o rn in g from M in n eap o lis, M inn­
eso ta , for a v isit a t th e h om e of h er
p la n t for th e p a st tw o m o n th s, h a s
n d e , C. A. R o g ers a n d fam ily . H er
been se lected to ta k e th e p lace of fa th e r, w ho Is now In C a lifo rn ia . |
E. L. B arth o lo m ew w ho w as r e ­ x p acts to m eet h e r h e re w ith in a i
w eek o r so. M iss A vis R o g ers w as |
c e n tly tr a n s f e r r e d to th e S ta n d a rd
h om e fro m M onm o u th o v e r th e
Oil c o m p an y a t C la tsk a n ie .
Mr. w eek-end.
S im pson w ill be em p lo y ed h e re as
Mrs. V. L. B ro o k s of E u g en e Is
a re a sa le sm a n . Mr. B a rth o lo m e w 's sp e n d in g th e w eek w ith h e r p a r-
n ts . Dr. a n d Mrs. F ra n k P eak . Dr.
w ork a t C la ts k a n ie w ill be th a t of
B ro o k s is ex p ected h e re fo r E aster.
sp ecial ag e n t.
T h o m as O lds of R ockw ood, m a n ­
Mr. an d M rs. E m a n u e l M iller a g e r of th e se rv ic e d e p a rtm e n t of
hav e p u rc h a s e d th e S m ith e s ta te th e B enj. F ra n k lin S a v in g s & L oan
a ss o c ia tio n of P o rtla n d , w as In
p ro p e rty on L a w re n c e a v en u e and Jre slia n i on W ed n esd ay loo k in g a f ­
w ill ta k e p o ssessio n soon. Mrs. te r b u sin e ss for Ills o rg a n iz a tio n .
Dewey G ibbs d ro v e to Io n e F r i ­
M iller's p a re n ts Mr. a n d M rs. Long-
w ho h av e been o ccu p y in g th e K el­ d ay of la s t w eek, ta k in g b is w ife
a n d d a u g h te r P h y llis fo r a visit
lum h o u se w ith th em , w ill m ove w ith h e r p a re n ts . Mr. G ibbs drove
w ith th em to th e new lo catio n .
b ack th e sa m e day, m a k in g a ro u n d
T he re s id e n c e of Mi s. Isa b e l L e­ tril> of 340 m iles.
Mr. an d Mrs. C. W. lip d ik e o f,
land w as placed u n d e r q u a ra n tin e Ila lirk , A lb e rta , a r e v isitin g w ith
W ednesday fo r s c a rle t fev er w ith Mr. anil Mrs. Ed. F le tc h e r.
F ra n c is an d W ard H eiser o f Y a k ­
w hich h e r g ra n d d a u g h te r M alda
im a. W a sh in g to n , s tu d e n ts at P ro v ­
L elan d is afflicted, fo llo w in g an at
id en ce acad em y a t V an co u v er, w ere
ta c k of m eu sles.
Dr. H easel, a w eek -en d g u e s ts of th e ir a u n t, Mrs.
m em b er o f th e P o rtla n d h o ard of N ew ell E d w ard s.
I. L. Y oung of P o rtla n tl w as out
h e a lth , con firm ed th e o p in io n of
local p h y sic ia n b efo re th e p lace th is m o rn in g m a k in g a rr a n g e m e n ts
fo r tlie e re c tio n of th e new b u ild ­
w as q u a ra n tin e d . T h e g irl, a stu
ing of th e O regon T e le p h o n e c o m ­
d ent nt G re sh a m g ra d e sch o o l. Is p an y . A ctu al c o n s tru c tio n w o rk is
ex p ected to b eg in n ext week u n d e r
not c o n sid e re d to he se rio u sly ill.
th e d ire c tio n of Mr. Y oung w ho ha -
M rs. M. I). B row n of H alfw ay , c h a rg e of all th e b u ild in g a c tiv itie s
O regon, c a lle d on Mr. an d M rs. ( of th e co m p an y . T h e s t r u c tu r e w ill
A. C a ro th e rs F rid ay ev en in g on h e r h av e a fro n ta g e on M ain s tre e t of
45Mi feet am i a d ep th of 80 feet,
w ay hom e fro m S e a ttle w h ere sh
an d Is to be tw o s to rie s in h e ig h t. 1
had been v is itin g h e r tw o so n s w ho W hen co m p leted It w ill be occu p ied
a re a tte n d in g co lleg e th e re .
by th e O regon T e le p h o n e co m p an y ,
Mrs. Jo e G ray o f H ood R iver, th e B Jur E le c tric c o m p an y an d th e
w ith a p a rty of frie n d s from th a t re a l e s ta te offlco of Ja m e s E lk iu g
to n .
plaee. w as c a llin g on old n eig h b o rs
C asey ’s R h e u m a tic R em edy.
In G re sh a m W ednesday.
A blood to n ic. D riv es o u t th e
G u e sts a t th e hom e of Mr. and p o iso n of R h e u m a tism . N eu ritis,
M rs. O. A. Cox on T u e sd a y w ere th e I.um bago. R ed u ces p ain an d sw e ll­
P u ritie s th e
la tte r 's m o th e r an d s is te r . Mrs. ing of th e jo in ts .
blood. Sold on a g u a ra n te e a t $1.50
Ellie B eegle an d M iss A da B eegle of p e r b o ttle by th e T a b e r P h a rm a c y ,
P o rtla n d , a n d h er s la te r-in -la w , G re sh a m .— Adv
Mrs. It. E B eegle of E a st St. L ouis.
Illin o is. T h e v is ito rs a lso called
T lie follo w in g sig n a p p e a re d r e ­
on M rs. L. D. C alk in s.
c e n tly on a S c o ttish go lf c o u rs e :
M em bers w ill re f ra in from pick
Mr. an d Mrs. L. W. R ic h te r had
as g u e sts fo r se v e ra l d a y s th is tug up lost b a lls u n til th ey h av e
w eek th e la t te r ’s b ro th e rs , H ugh sto p p ed ro llin g ."
G la sto w of T aco m a an d S am u el
G lascow o f S p o k an e, a n d h e r sis
te r , Mrs. A. Midkiff of S p o k an e,
a ls o Mr. a n d Mrs. J. C a sh e tt of
S p o k an e.
M rs. Io n a McColl w a s In G re s h ­
am T h u rsd a y looking a fte r b u si­
n ess m a tte r s . Mrs. M cColl, w ho
has been a t N ew port, O regon, for
You can keep that golf
som e tim e, left th is m o rn in g for
T aco m a fo r an In d efin ite sta y w ith
appointment on time.
h e r son. Dr. C. R. McColl.
T h e th r e e c irc le s of th e M ethod
Ist L adies Aid so ciety w ill hold
th e ir r t g u la r m e etin g s an d a n n u a l
elec tio n of officers n ex t W ednesday.
A p ril 20, w hen full a tte n d a n c e of
m em b ers is ex p ected . T h e S o u th
ea>t c irc le w ill m eet w ith Mrs. O.
A. K astm an , th e D o rcas w ith Mrs.
W J . O tt an d th e Sew a n d So w ith
Gresham Locals
NOW!
Mrs. W. J. Cooper.
J a m e s B u sh o n g , go lf e n th u s ia s t
w ho h as w on a n u m b er of p rise s on
a c c o u u t of h is e x c e lle n t w o rk on
Hie lin k s, sco red h is seco n d hole-
in-one in sev en m o u th s la s t Sun
day w hen h e h oled o u t h is te e sh o t
on th e s h o rt n in th h o le o n th e
Ruby Held
By th is re m a rk a b le
sh o t he b eco m es th e fo u r th mein
tier of th e H ole-In-O ne clu b , an o r ­
g a n iz a tio n sp o n so red by th e Ore­
gon J o u r n a l. At th e tim e of m a k ­
in g th is sh o t B u sh o n g w as p lay in g
w ith R o lan d S< bedevil, a G resh am
boy.
Mr. an d M rs. K arl V in cen t o f L iv ­
in g sto n . M o n tan a a r e g u e sts a t th e
hom e of Mr. an d Mrs. J. Q. M cC lure
a t th e ir hom e e a st of G re sh a m n e a r
th e S ectio n L in e ro ad . Mr. and
Mrs, V incen t, Mr. M cC lu re's fa th e r,
and M rs. J. K. G a sk ill an d tw o
c h ild re n
m o to red to Ixm gvlew ,
W ednesday, w h ere th ey m ade a
to u r of th e city an d en jo y ed d in n e r
in th e a u to p a rk .
Tb>* first team of G re sh a m g rad e
school won a 2 to 4 v icto ry o v er
th e P a rk r o s e b a se b a ll n in e a t th e
la tte r ’a a th le tic field T h u rs d a y a f ­
tern o o n .
FRIDAY,
Our regular $1.25 seller
Merc. Co.
Phone 1421.
For re a l e s ta te lo a n s se e o r c a ll
B. W. T h o rn e .— Adv.
S P E C I A L COMMUNICA­
T IO N of G resh am L odge No.
152 A. F. & A. M. in M asonic
h a ll, M onday ev en in g . A p ril 18.
W ork in th e E. A. D egree. V isiting
&
brethren welcome.
W. L. CORSA GE, Sec y.
A. W. M E T ZG E R , W. M.
Grocery Bulletin
Brooktit-lil I,ouï Cheese
Newberg Ham
W hole o r h a lf
" T h e h am w h a t am "
Pound 37c
Pound 2ttc
BIG KEIM < THIN M anning’s B .T .M . (O ffer, lb. 15c
SUGAR!
SUGAR!
(■old Bar H om iny
F a n c y S ockeye Red
w
SUGAR!
Has advanced,—will probable advance more
Special cash price for Saturday and
.j-
Monday. Sack....................................
Gold Bar .Salmon
g
Phone 1411
No.
Can 29c
cans
Each 15c
BIG REDUCTION MannintrS B .T .M . ( olit o. II». 15c
WALRAD SPECIAL
45c
B est C ream e ry B u tt e r ..
NEWTOWN A P P L E S
F a c e a n d F ill G ra d e . .
$1.10
K E R R ’S FLO U R
B e st P a t e n t ...........
$1.95
II O IS E BROOM
5-Sew , 16-inch s tr a w .
69c
B EL MAIZE CORA
"B e st Q u a lity G o ld en ”
2's, 3 c a n s f o r .............
55c
GOLD BAR SPIN A C H
New p ack , 2*/4’s, 2 fo r.
35c
Seal of Oregon Flour
A family patent from hard wheat, made
by the Crown Mills, 49-lb. sack.........
SUGAR, 16 lbs. $1.00, 100-lb. s a c k s !...................................
$6.10
S L IC E D P IN E A P P L E , th e b e s t buy in G re sh a m , 2’ a
size tin s , rip e a n d c a n n e d in ric h sy ru p , 2 c a n s . . .
38c
R U IIB A R B , la rg e , e x tr a fa n cy
5 p o u n d s .........
24c
»I»M
F estival Grape Fruit
E x tra sm a ll, v ery ch o ice
F a n c y No. 2 c a n s
81c
3 cans 81c
BIG liF IX ( THIN M anning’s B .T .M . t offee, lb. 15c
JEL - -X - CELL
Come and see this new jell powder dem­
onstration. Advertised by radio
3 packages ............................................
25c
And now the real treat of the season
FL O R ID A G R A P E F R U IT
New P ack ,
Broken-sliced
$1.94
l»el M onte Tiny Peas
3 can s
I I.OKII»A G R A P E F R U IT
New P a c k F a n c y 2’s
P7C.»
2 f o r ....................................
2’s ..........
20c
Young grain fattened BABY BEEF
from which to choose your Sunday
dinner meat.
POT ROASTS, p e r p o u n d .............
15c
PRIME RIB ROASTS, p e r pound
20c
OTTER OVAL SARDINES
M u stard , T o m a to an d
S p iced , 2 f o r ...........
25c
T O IL E T P A P E R
C a d e t C rep e, 4 fo r.
22c
E A S T E R L IL IE S , 3, 4
an d 5 bloom s- p e r bloom .
Bulk Peanut Butter
Pound |2<)c
ruxedo Tobacco
16-oz. can 75c
A. W. M etzger & Co.
Fred Dept.
Phone 1281
Q ua lity and Service
Store Dept.
Phone 1451
ALFALFA HAY $21.00
NEWBERG PACKING & PRODUCE CO.
wu
relive k
A Wise Old Crow
Once upon a time a Crow passed through a desert
and was almost overcome with thirst. Suddenly
he spied a pitcher half full of water but his joy
turned to despair as he discovered the water too low
for his beak to reach.
A money bag lay near, and the wily old crow began
dropping the coins one by one into the pitcher.
After much labor the .water level mounted to where
he could reach the water and he slaked his thirst
and saved his life.
By dropping coins in the family savings bank, many
a man has accumulated sufficient funds to see him
through marly a bad situation safely. If you are
not saving, better start today.
"
v
FIRST STATE BANK
Prices Effective Saturday and Monday, April 16 and 18
II1 M S , Swift's» P re m iu m —" T h e
ill, m l
Ideal
Ea te r
11 lbs.
H alf H ain, lit. 3 1 c . w h o le H am , l b . . . . •>•>(.
U IIE E s E —T illa m o o k —-F ull C ream
P o u n d ................................................
29c
Dll., Amaixo—
4 •>
S N O W D R IF T — A h ig h ly refined v, g e ta b le
S h o rte n in g . S -pound c an 8 1 . T.”»
4-lb. c a n ..........................
JE I.I.O — All flav o rs—
3 packages
....
»)■»
« .•)(*
R lt E — L o u isia n a F a n c y B lue R ose
3 p o u n d s .................... ...................................
25c
t
S H O R T E N IN G . B est— P u re ly V egetable
3 p o u n d s ......................................................
49c
P A M ARE E l,01 IL S p e rr y 's b e s t—
ld -p o u n d s a c k ............................................
69c
M ATt IIES. S E A R C H L IG H T — L arg e,
fu ll c o u n t boxes— B o x .............
05c
25c
i . h i . i i t
i aii
!•>(.
Q U A K ER O IT S Q uick C ooking
L a rg e p a c k a g e .....................................
ASPARAGUS T IP S , L ib b y 's la rg e —ab o u t
S p e a rs to th e c an , 1-lb. s q u a r e c a n s . .
35
29c
S ')C
K ELLOG G ’S CORN F L A K E S
— •)t
LIHHVS Mil K
QQ
L ARI»,
P u re — In h u lk
>"* X/«
CORN.
W h it . ' L ily
• i i ’t
s w e e t,
te n d e r
PEAS— I
I bis week u b ile they lust
L. L. Kidder Hdw. Co.
ÜW7
G resh am C h a p te r No.
117. O. E. S. S ta te d
co m m u n ic a tio n T ues-1
day evening, A p ril 19, |
a t 8 o 'c lo c k in M a- )
so n ic
h a ll.
S ocial. ,
E n te rta in in g Mt. S co tt C h a p te r. '
V isito rs w elcom e. P le a s e b rin g r e ­
In s u ra n c e fu n d s fo r fa rm loans. ceip ts.
CLARA P U L F E R , S e c y .
No c o m m issio n o r b ro k e ra g e . V ery
easy te rm s. B. W. T h o rn e .— Adv.
JO S E P H IN E H A LEY , W. M.
WALRAD
C an.
79 c
15.
T h e g o v e rn m e n t, w h e th e r n a tio n ­
T h e s ta te C h ris tia n E n d eav o r
al o r s ta te , th a t re s o r ts to le g is la ­ co n v e n tio n w ill be h e ld in O regon
tiv e e n a c tm e n ts to s u p p r e s s tr u th C ity, A p ril 21-21. E. P. G ates, of
B oston, g e n e ra l s e c r e ta ry of th e
is w ritin g its ow n doom . I t h a s
so ciety , w ill be th e o u ts ta n d in g
never w o rk ed o u t s u c c e s s fu lly th a t le a d e r a n d sp e a k e r. An a ttra c tiv e
w ay.
p ro g ra m is b eing a r r a n g e d by th e
s ta te officers an d a la rg e a tte n d ­
T h e o b se rv a n c e of th e G olden a n c e Is expected.
R u le w ould a d ju s t m o st of o u r in ­
G assed.
e q u a litie s an d m a k e w ar im p o ssi­
L ittle M ary w as s tro k in g h e r
ble.
n ew ly a c q u ire d k itte n w hen k itty
beg an to p u rr . M ary le t o u t a how l,
"M o th er, m o th er, w h e re do you
s h u t off th e g a s? K itty is s ta rtin g
to b o il.”
Genuine' W aterbury
Alarm Clocks
APRIL
3 cans
------
>1'
_ X
J jr
1 »)(.
43C
1 1 >
SHRIMP— An
■....
1 It
39c
G R E SH A M , OREGON
A S tro n g B unk
s '.iiiiii(]iiiiiiiiiiiic ]iiiiin iiiiit]H iiiiiiiiiin iiin iiiiiiit]iiiiiiiiiiiit]iii
iiiittiiiiiiiiniiH iiiiiiiiitiiniiuiiiiiiiitjiiN iiiiins
91c
6 b o x e s ..........................
B EA N S, V an C a m p s
18-ox. c a n s, 3 f o r ......................„ ..............
E R E IT — D ro m ed ary
2 c a n s ..........................
25c
55c
( I I III S I’DW DF R
L a rg e p a c k a g e s, 2 f o r ..............................
45c
G R IP E
1 I III R
K T r's B est P a te n t
CROWN
49-pound sack. .
8 2 .0 3
FISHER’S BLEND
$1.94
8 2 .1 0
'Jutll ( I N I I R1 ( HEF E I
Vdds te s t to y o u r
E a s te r D in n e r— H ot o u t of o u r R o a s te r to d ay —
H ot on y o u r ta b le to m o rro w —G ro u n d
to y o u r o rd e r fo r fineness, l b ...........
3 lbs.
44c
$1.29
G’. M. Davidson Kodak Service Station
is now open.
Kodak Service
for any m inor adjustm ent
Bring your kodak in and have lens cleaned, Shutter
adjusted, etc., before making those good
pictures this year.
( oniplete lint* of K odaks, priced from 81.00 up.
LET IS DO YOUR FINISHING
We guarantee satisfaction at the right price.
G. M. DAVIDSON
Eastman .fgent.
GRESHAM, OREGON