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VOL. 17, NO. 1«
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY. OREGON.
Fest-Chcr to Give
Annual Concert
\
PRESIDENT PROCLAIMS
FOREST M EEK. APR. 24-3«
FRIDAY.
NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS
APRIL
1927
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
Í2.00 Her Year
METHODIST ( l l l ' R I I I
SHOWS LARGE GROWTH
Church Services
Funeral Held for
Victim of Accident
The week of A pril 24-30 has heen
P o st-E a ste r services will be held
I
officially designated for n atio n
■4 next Sunday at the M ethodist
wide observance as “ A m erican
F ree Methodist Services.
church. A co nsiderable num ber of
F orest Week" by P resident Cool
ly well ren d ered and was m uch en persons will receive th e S acram en t
On
Sunday m orning th e p asto r of
TROUTDALE
T he second an n u al May Day fes idge, in a proclam ation made p u b
joyed by the u n u su ally larg e au d i of B aptism in connection witli the the F ree Methodist ch u rch will
tival and concert is announced by lic by the United S tates d ep artm en t
F u neral services w ere held T ues
m orning service. T he serm on for
The E a ste r program given at the ence.
the P ortlan d F est-C hor at th e pub of ag ricu ltu re.
take for his subject. "T he P ro m day afternoon at the Rockwood
the
m
orning
will
be,
"The
G
reat
Next
Sunday
the
services
will
be
church Sunday was w ell attended
lic auditorium on S aturday evening,
T his year will m a rk the seventh and enjoyed by all. T h ere will be of th e usual o rder, Sunday school M iracle,” and for th e evening w o r ised L and,” discussing it from a c t Methodist ch u rch for Vera E liza
A pril 30.
beth K aser, 10-year-old daughter of
ship, "O thers." T he ju n io r choir
annual
observance
of
th
e
week.
The Fest-C hor is a festival chorus P resident H arding, in 1921, issued Sunday school next Sunday m orn- !lt 10 o'clock, preach in g at 11, the will m eet at 6:30 for re h e a rsa l and ual h isto rical stan d p o in t of the H e Mr. and Mrs. Reuben K aser, who
of 200 train ed voices, th e local the firs t,p ro c la m a tio n which put ing from 10 o'clock to 11. All are H appy H our class at 3 and th e eve. the E pw orth League will hold its brew ami th e sp iritu a l experience was fatally injured last S aturday
ning service beginning at 7:30 with
branch of the Pacific S aenger the federal governm ent behind the invited to attend.
devotional m eeting at 7 o'clock. of the m an who seeks th e life th a t in an autom obile accident on the
T. A. McNeal of Severy, K ansas, th e young people’s service, follow M argaret B rannan will be the lead is “hid w ith C hrist in God."
Sandy road near P arkrose. It was
Bund, G erm an-speaking singing o r movem ent. Of th a num erous weeks
im possible to seat th e large au d i
ganization of th e coast. T he F est- observed in the co u n try , th is is the arriv ed in T ro u td ale F rid ay m o rn ed by p reaching at 8 by th e p asto r, er. The Sunday school will meet
The
young
people
a
re
finding
in;
ence w hich gathered at th e church
Chor is the larg est choral o rg a n i only one to which th e governm ent ing to visit with his b ro th er O rville th e Rev. Wm. F airw eath er.
at 10 o'clock. T he school is hold
M ultnom ah G range No. 71, will ing up an av erag e atten d an ce of te re stin g studies follow ing the o u t for the la st sad rites.
zation of the northw est. It will of the Unwed S tates has given re c McNeal and his au n ts. Mrs. Eunice
Robinson and Mrs. Mary P arsons. m eet in re g u la r session on S a tu r about 200.
lines of Prof. W. W. Loomis. They
give an elaborate program of the ognition and support.
The Rev. J. F. Dunlop touchingly
Mrs. A rth u r M atches, Mrs. J. T. day m orning a t 10:30. Several of
□ Fvt m em bers have been added are
best choral m usic for m en’s, worn- J
Sixty
**’ historical lore and per- spoke of th e beautiful life of the
•
The
president
says
th
a
t
it
is
his
th
e
energetic
women
in
the
gran
g
e
McGinnis
and
Mrs.
Sam
Harlow
en ’s and mixed voices, conducted
little girl and offered w ords of con
to th is church d u rin g th e past six
by H erm an H afner. A la rg e or- belief th a t "no o th er of our in te rn a l spent T h u rsd ay at the home of Mrs. l m et on W ednesday at the hall and m onths, 26 of th e num ber on E a s sonal experience, This m eeting solation to those bereft. Dr. C. L.
will
begin
at
7
p.
problem
s
is
of
g
re
a
te
r
m
om
ent
in.
The
p
asto
r
did
the
an
n
u
al
sp
rin
g
cleaning.
The
R
ichard
K
n
a
rr
a
t
Sandy
■ell.
c h e tra will p articip a te in th e pro
H aynes presided at the organ. C.
ter. Offerings for m issions on E as
gram under th e direction of W alter than th e reh a b ilita tio n of o ur, fo r
Mr. and Mrs. W allace Spence en reg u la r session will be held next te r w ere $30 from th e Sunday will tak e for his evening them e, E R usher sang, "Close, Close to
ests,
now
so
hopefully
begun
but
Bacon.
te rtain e d T hursday evening
at S atu rd ay . The open session begins school and $60 from th e m orning “Frleuds.”
T hee.” and
“Som etim e,
Some
The big featu re of the festival needing the stro n g su p p o rt of our cards, Mr. and Mrs. L ester Gray at 2 o’clock when all are welcome and evening congregations.
w here," to a piano accom panim ent
collective
will
and
intelligence.”
program will be the introduction of
played by Miss Amy Cooper. Mrs.
and Mr. and Mrs. P lu n k ett of the to attend. T he annual m eeting of
Gresham Temple Services.
Madame Tilda Bohr, co n tra lto and
"O ne-fourth of o u r soil, says he, Oasis and Mr. and Mrs. C arl Zie- sta te gran g e will meet Ju n e 14, at
II. 1J. Bartholom y of P ortland,
IMPROVEMENT
SOUGHT
C orvallis.
The m aster. M. H.
Sunday school will convene at 10 d au g h ter of the Rev. and Mrs. Dun
yodeler of Basel,
S w itzerland. “is b etter su ited to tim her-grow ing beck.
EOR
BASE
LINE
ROAD
W heeler, is reg u la r delegate, with
Members of th e com m ittee in I th an anything else. I can not es-
o’clock a t th e U ndenom inational lop, sang, “Teach Me to P ray," a c
Mrs. M ary P arso n s and T. A. Mrs. Mary K ligel as altern ate.
ch a rg e of the affair are enthusias- cape th e conviction th a t our I n d u s - , McNea,
t Tue8day-at the home ~ \ 'Ir T " ; m “ R7 r “
,
temple. P reach in g service will be com panied a t the piano by Mrs.
tic over having secured th is fa tria l and ag ric u ltu ra l stab ility w ill of Mr. .....
_ Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dailey of C lat
Dunlop.
An extrem ely im p o rta n t m eeting
and Mrs
Mrs. S;inl
Sam H arlow , in n skanie,
w ere week-end v isito rs at has been scheduled to ta k e place held at 2 in the aftern o o n and again
m ous m usician for the festival, and he stren g th en ed by b ringing into j P o rtland.
The rostrum , which
extends
th e home of Mr. and Mrs. R. I. An- by th e Base L ine im provem ent as-
Ulp evening at 7:30 by the pas- nearly th e width of the church, was
p redict th a t the auditorium w ill be full productive use th is g rea t em
taxed to capacity.
pire of land. A lthough much p ro g | Those from h ere who attended derson.
soclation
at
the
Rockwood
g
ran
g
e
tor,
the
Rev.
S.
F.
Pitts.
The
mid-
en tirely hidden from view by ex
Bill A nderson has recen tly p u r hall on Monday evening, A pril 25, I WP«,k p ray e r m„eting w ln be hcld q u isite floral offerings, th e gifts of
Officials of th e Fest-C hor a re G. ress has been m ade in public fo r I the flower show at th e M ultnom ah
R ingsleben, p resid en t; John Auer, estry and hopeful beginnings in hotel, in P o rtlan d T uesday were chased a 10-acre tra c t south of at 8 o clock. Th »se living along th e |
™
.
sym pathetic frit nils and relatives.
se c re ta ry ; and Miss E lla B ruening, private fo restry , we still have a Mr and Mrs. A. D. K endall, Mrs. P leasan t Home and is spending his Base Line road or in th e vicinity 1 ° \ Tue8',ay eveninK and youn« De° - The p allbearers "or the occasion
tre a su re r.
vast aggreg ate of idle or sem i-idle R. D. H ew itt, Mrs. Olive P arsons, sp a re tim e c lea rin g it of stum ps.
a re asked to be p rese n t as ques- ' Pl®8 Bible study on F riday eve- w e r e W illiam find Robert Booth,
The Rev. and Mrs. W illiam F air- tions of vital in te re st are to be dis- ning. All th e services a t th e tem - C hester G uenther. F ran k K uhlm an.
T he accom panists for th e concert forest land, and an o th er large ag Mrs. E unice Robinson and Mrs. E.
w ill be Olga Ruff and F red A. greg ate of poor farm land th a t P arsons. They rep o rt th e display w eather and Miss E uphem ia F air- cussed.
______________
,,je are grow ing in in te re st and a H arry S path a:ni Oren Stanley.
B rainerd.
m ight m ore profitably grow tim ber of flowers w as w ell w orth going to w eath er visited frien d s in P o rtlan d
good atten d an ce is recorded. A re Those who a re left to m ourn a re
Tuesday.
instead of adding to th e problem of see.
liance.
the p are n ts Mr. and Mrs. R. H. K a
Mrs. A. D. K endall left for S eattle
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k McKinney
Fair Stockholders Meeting Called. a g ric u ltu ra l o verproduction.”
Come m eet your friends and vival sp irit prevails. A cordial s e r , two siste rs Mildred and L u
W
ednesday
to
spend
a
few
days
w
ent
to
Tygh
V
alley
last
S
aturday
A m erican F o re st Week th is year
m ake new ones a t
Rockwood welcome is assu red all who attend. cille, four g ra n d p a re n ts Mr. and
P re sid en t Tom K rueder has is
for a visit w ith relativ es of Mrs. gran g e hall, S atu rd ay n ig h t, A pril
sued a call for a fair association will assum e an in te rn atio n a l scope l w ith relatives.
Mrs. George P ullen and Mr, and
The
F
low
er
club
met
la
st
F
riday
McKinney.
23.—Adv.
stockholders m eeting a t th e G resh through th e fact th a t C anada will
Mrs. K. K. K aser, the aged g rea t
Zion Evangelical Services.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jo
h
n
Revenue
afternoon
and
election
of
officers
am city hall next T uesday night, observe forest week at the sam e
Services will be held Sunday g ran d fath e r G eorge W. Landon and
A pril 26. T his is a special m eeting tim e. T hrough th e d ep artm en t of took place. T hose elected for the called on Mrs. Louise Nelson last
Agency
m
orning
nt 11 o'clock a t th e Zion m any relatives and friends. I n te r
and is for the purpose of am ending sta te the Mexican governm ent also com ing year w ere Mrs. R. D. Tuesday. T hey w ere g ettin g d ata De L aval cream se p a ra to rs, cream Evangelical church. T he topic of m ent was m ade in D ouglas cem e
th e by-law s to provide th a t five has heen invited to p articip a te in Hew itt, p resid e n t; Mrs. M. B. Mc for the reco rd s of the P ioneers' a s se p arato r oil and rep airs. H essel the serm on will be, “ Doubting tery u nder th e direction of the
d irec to rs be elected for a term of th is y e a r’s cam paign for th e p ro Ginnis, first vice p resid e n t; Mrs. sociation of ea stern C lackam as im plem ent Co.—Adv.
Thom as Convinced.” T his will be G ates F u neral home.
•
five y ears and so electing them . tection, perp etu atio n and rig h t use F rances Fox. second vice p re si county and especially reg ard in g
The circu m stan ces of the passing
a
helpful service to th e skeptics,
dent; Mrs. Eunice Robinson, sec the Sandy school, w here a sister
T his change has relation to a plan ° f Die forests.
You au to stro p your blades w ith provided they attend services with of th is little g irl are p articu la rly
The week will be directed by an re ta ry -tre a su re r. R. J. Clay gave of Mrs. Nelson ta u g h t in th e early an au to-strop. See th e O utlook's
of financing w hich is being consid
an open m ind and a re desirous to sad. She is said to have been of a
A m erican F orest Week com m ittee, a splendid talk. He is business 80’s.
ered by the board.
free offer.
m ost lovable disposition, th e light
tiear the tru th .
O rland Zeek, a form er b la c k
Notices have been sen t out by of w hich F ra n k O. Lowden of Illi m anager of B etter F low ers m aga
Sunday ' school will convene at and pride of the home. V era w as a
zine.
sm
ith
and
resid
en
t
of
P
leasan
t
I
nois
is
chairm
an.
S ecre tary A. W. M etzger. It is es
We c a n 't give you th e Outlook
T he S. and D. club m et T h u rs Home, was callin g on old friends with a fine new A uto-Strop razo r 10 o'clock. Children a re asked to stu d en t in th e fourth grad e of the
pecially desired th a t a full m a jo ri
he on tim e for the devotional se r G resham school. H er teach er Mrs.
day
at
th
e
home
of
Mrs.
J.
T.
Mc
on
W
ednesday.
Mr.
Zeek
expects
ty of ihe stock be represented.
set hut we will give you th e raz o r vices. S enior League will m eet P earl H ayden was p resen t a t the
AREME CLUB (JIVES
G innis. T here w ere 13 m em bers to w ork near Sandy th is spring.
set w ith a y ea r's su b scrip tio n to th e
MAY DAY DANCE present and th ree guests, Mrs. C. I.
Plants and Flowers
It has been reported th a t some Outlook. A hundred or so sets—- Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. All fu n eral and her classm ates sen t a
members a re requested to he p re s beautiful w reath.
R
aker
and
Mrs.
F
red
a
F
an
ch
e
r
of
of
th
e
v
iolators
of
the
prohibition
w hile they last.
W ater lilies, th ree choice hardy
ent. At th e council m eeting Mon
Those atten d in g the fun eral from
G
resham
,
and
Mrs.
Fred
P
elton.
A
law
who
have
been
op
eratin
g
in
The
A
rem
e
club
w
ill
give
the
kinds, 75c up for w hite ones. Choice
day evening it was voted to hold a d istan ce w ere Mr. and Mrs. H.
tw o-year roses, now th ree for $1. Yast of a series of dances in th e Ma very p le asa n t afternoon w as spent th is vicinity have been cap tu red
For real estate loans see or call hut one G erm an service a month. B ennett, Mrs. W eiderm an and
S u rp rise m ixture large gladiolus, sonic hall, G resham , Friday, A pril in playing 500 and in social chat. and are spending some days in the B. W. T horne.—Adv.
T his will he held Im m ediately after d au g h ter Mrs. A nderson of Kelso,
50 for $1. S u h r’s F low er F arm , A pril 29. The com m ittee is p la n A fine d in n er w as served a t 1 quiet of th e Oregon City jail.
th e E nglish m eeting on th e first W ashington; Mr. and Mrs. Gene
F rie n d s of law and order are com
Base L ine road, a m ile ea st 12-mile ning for an u n u su ally a ttractiv e o'clock.
Sunday of each m onth. Special McVicker of Big Creek, Oregon,
W ill C raw ford J r., had the m is m ending th e officers.
corner. W rite for free catalog, program and will close th e season
G erm an services for th e im p o rtan t Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd M arshall of
w ith a “May Day" dance. D ecora fortune to fall, w hile p ru n in tig a
T ro u td ale, Oregon.—Adv.
church festiv als will be arran g ed . C latskanie, Mrs. C lara P raeg er,
tions in keeping w ith th e sp rin g tree, b reak in g his rig h t arm .
CORBETT
Mrs. D ora B urns, Mrs. Maud G lass
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. P arso n s were
S harpen your w its w hile you season and b rig h t catchy m js ic by
Baptist ( lilireh Servin's.
T h irty -six of the Colum bian high
and Mrs. Susie W inkler of Oregon
shave your face. See the O utlook's G igray's o rch e stra w ill a s s u r- ev- I guests at th e home of Mr. and Mrs
New leaves on the tree s and new City and Mrs. F ra n k Beers of F o r
Miss M arguerite P ullium and school stu d en ts w ent to ,P o r tla n d
offer.
eryone p rese n t a good tim e.
' R obert W ilson In P o rtlan d , Sunday.
Sunday v isito rs a t the home of Clifford Reed w ere m arried at the Monday evening to see th e p ro d u c flowers blossom ing everyw here a re est Grove.
Mrs. M argaret B urns w ere Mr. and C orbett ch u rch on E aster Sunday tion, "Ben H ur." The play was n atu re 's serm ons about the unseen
fo rte s th a t su rro u n d us and the
very much enjoyed.
Mrs. Jam es ^'’a ]her of Condon, Or-
Curd of Thunks.
1 egon. Mr. and Mrs. David B urns at th e close of th e m orning s e r
The stu d en t body play, “ W hat g rea t God th a t created and controls
We wish to extend our h ea rtfe lt
the
unseen
forces.
Next
Sunday
vice,
the
Rev.
A.
J.
H
anna
of
P
o
rt
and fam ily of Newberg. S aturday
H appened to Jo n es,” ren d ered on
th a n k s and appreciation for the
Mr. and Mrs. B ert K erslau k and land officiating.
These w orthy the evening of April 15 m et w ith m orning th e pastor of the B aptist I ac ts of kindness, m essages of sy m
T ilda R ohr in
church
will
speak
on
the
them
e,
ch ild ren visited w ith Mrs. Burns. voung people have resided In th is g rea t s u e « ss. T he cast was com
pathy and beautiful floral offerings
Mrs. A. H oughton of Eugene,
posed of Lynn W oodward, C arolyn "The Pow er of Life,” th e service to received from our many friends
vicinity
since
childhood
and
are
begin
at
11
o'clock.
T
he
Bible
Oregon, is building a sum m er home
A rneson, Mahlon Evans, Adeline
and relativ es in our sad bereave
OF
at Sandy Dell. R ichard K n a rr is well and favorably known. Mr. Evans, Bertha Nelson,
R osetta school will open at 9:45 a. m. The ment lu th e loss of our darlin g ,
R e e d expects to ere ct a bungalow Henkle, Otto Aschoff, P aul Miles, young people of the B. Y. P. U. will Vera E lizabeth K aser. We especi
doing the work.
Mr. and Mrs. C arl Zeibeck mo ' and resid e on bis fath e r's farm T helm a Davies, H ow ard P arsons, discuss m issionary w ork am ong the ally th an k th e Rev. J. F. Dunlop,
tored to F o rest Grove la st F riday above T unnel No. 1. The bride w as Paul Bush, K enneth B ram hall and Chinese in th e ir m eeting beginning those who sang and all who so
HERMAN HAFNER, D irector
and visited a t the home of Dr. and
Carl E tling. An in te restin g p ro at 7 o'clock. Group 1 w ill lead and th o u g h tfu lly offered th e ir a s sist
given a p re-n u p tial linen show er gram was rendered betw een acts.
Ihe topic will be “Changing the
Mrs. R. M. W altz.
ance.
C. D rake w ent to S eattle Tuesday at h er home a t C orbett sta tio n on
The seaso n ’s second baseball C hinese." T he evening service will
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. K aser, L ucille
begin
at
8
o’clock
and
th
e
p
asto
r's
on a business trip.
F riday afternoon.
game w as played at Sandy April
and M ildred, Mr. and Mrs. K.
them
e
will
be,
“The
D
anger
Sig
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. K endall and
K. K aser and family, Mr. and
Mrs. M. E. Reed cam e from P o rt 15 w ith a score of 1 to 13 in Sandy's nals of Life.” The p ray er service
d au g h ters, Amy and D orothy, and
favor.
Mrs. George Pullen and family,
PO RTLA N D A U D ITO RIU M , A P R IL 30
and
choir
reh
e
arsal
will
be
held
Mr. and Mrs. A. M atches w ere d in land on T h u rsd ay and visited w ith
Melha Clildsey, a Colum bian a l
and G eorge W. Landon.
ner g u ests Monday evening at the relativ es for several days.
um na. visited school on T h u rsd ay W ednesday evening beginning at
7:30.
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L am pert.
Mr. and Mrs. E a rn e st M ershon of last week. She Is engaged In of
PR IC E S—75c, #1.00. $1.25, $U50
visited with relativ es here S a tu r fice w ork at C en tralia, W ashington.
Sunday m orning services at Ba
S eats at Sherm an-C lay & Co.
PLEASANT HOME
M argaret Hickey, a ju n io r of J e f ron L u th e ra n
hurch will be In
day and Sunday.
ferson high, cam e to th e high Swedish. They will he preceded by
Friday and Saturday, April 29 and 30
C larence Brown- and his m other school at C orbett Monday i s the
The E aster program la st Sunday
young people's service In E nglish
Friday, April 22— W. C. T. U. in
a t the B ap tist church was especial- m ade a trip to P o rtlan d on S a tu r guest of A deline E vans and joined beginning a t 10:30. T he Sunday
stitu te at T routdale.
Monday
evening
in
th
e
school's
day.
school m eets at 9:45. Bible study
th e ate r party.
by the L u th er League will be held
Miss D olores Morgan, a student
F riday Evening, April 22—E n te r
Several of the g irls F rid ay a t at 7:3(1 in th e evening and will be
tain m en t by Boring Young People's
at O. A. C., spent th e week end at tended th e show er given M ar
followed by a special L u th er society at Sandy high Rchool audi
home.
g u erite P ulliam , class of '25. She League program .
torium .
was
m
arried
E
aster
m
orning
to
Miss Melha Clildsey of C hehalis,
Clifford
Reed,
'20.
T
he
w
edding
Friday Evening, April 22—Areme
AVomen Have E njoyable Luncheon.
W ashington, form erly of Bridal
cam e as a p leasan t su rp rise to th e I The S o u th east circle of the M eth club p arty a t C hanticleer Inn.
Veil, visited friends h ere last w eek. couple’s many friends.
odist Ladles Aid met at th e home
S atu rd ay Evening, April 23—P a
of Mrs. O. A. E astm an W ednesday cific Woodman benefit dance ut
afternoon In celebration of Its S pringdale.
A R E M E C L V li
fourth birthday. The dining room
S atu rd ay Evening, April 23—
w as b eau tifu lly decorated In yellow Dance a t Rockwood g range hall.
daffodils and th is color schem e was
Monday Evening, April 25— Meet
carried out in the festooning, y el
M asonii
G resli a in
ing of Base Line Im provem ent a s
low candies and a huge yellow sociation a t Rockwood g range hall.
WALRAD’S SPECIAL
b irthday cake.
Best C ream ery B u tter
April 27—P rogram at Metxger
A novel fea tu re for th e luncheon
per p o u n d ...................
hall by G resham m em bers of O re
offering w as th e ch arg e of one cent gon N ational Guard.
for each Inch of head m easurem ent.
Giffrau'H
HILLS-DALE PINEAPPLE
F riday Evening. April 29— Areme
Much m e rrim en t was created by
Broken slices, 2^4's
L ast Dance of th e Season
club dance Masonic ball.
2
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th
is
unique
m
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An
elab
o
rate
12 Coats left on th is rac k in
A clean-up of Wool and J e r
LADIES S U
tan, henna and grey, 16 to 40,
lunch was served by the com m ittee
sey D resses, w hile
4
—
S atu rd ay E vening, A pril 30—
re g u la r $16.75,
nr
they la st .......... »p"x.
TOMATO S O l'P
consisting of Mrs. C. J. L undquist, Boring R ebekah lodge play at
to clean up
i . 4 »)
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C am pbell’s, per doz.
D ow sett and Mrs, W. A. W inters.
S atu rd ay E vening, A pril 30—
REFUGEE KEANS
Jean and Donald P age e n te r O peretta "C inderella" at Pow ell
F ancy S trln g less, green
tained with a drum and violin se V alley schoolhouse.
3 f o r .................................
lection, accom panied a t th e piano
CH ILDREN ’S HOSE
-4 ~
FIN ISH IN G BRAID
r
by th eir m other.
S atu rd ay E vening, A pril 30—
black & brow n, p a ir, !» )(.
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Dfllcers elected for th e ensuing Fairview g range dance a t F airview
Yellow Handle BROOMS
Full 16-lnch straw ,
year w ere Mrs. C. J. L undquist, city hall.
5 sew ...............................
p resid en t;
Mrs. W. A. W inters,
C orselettes anil
SEALPAX. b atiste
vice p resid en t; Mrs. G eorge Page, !
suits, reg. $1, now .
Brassieres
ITALIAA PRUNES
's e c re ta r y ; Mrs. C. M. Q uicksall,
40-50 grade, 4 l b s . ,
tre a su re r.
T he society rep o rts
$3.75 C orselettes, now JRl.ftO
SEA LPAX , pink and w hite
splendid success and harm ony In
$2.50 C orselettes. now SI.Ü.-»
May 8, 1927
b atiste, re g u la r $1.50
GRAHAM CRACKERS
$1.50 Brassiere.-, now . fiOi*
the
y
ear's
w
ork.
In
appreciation
now .....................
T ru Blue, 4*4 lb. box
Don’t forget your best\
P rin c ess Slips, now.
HMc
of th e u n tirin g efforts of th e r e tir
ing
p
resid
en
t,
Mrs.
W
inters
was
friend on earth
M RR’s ELOI K
presented with a beautiful potted
Best P ate n t. 49
plant.
(
OKA
FLAKES
Die
Talcum Powder
Perfum e
10c
Simple
Effective— Durable.
All b ran d s, 3 for.
T hat d escribes the au to -stro p ra- j
Nail P o lis h .......... !.»<•
Sachet ...
10c
zor set given FREE w ith y early '
! subscription to the Outlook. Every
SOAP SALE
m an needs one. Every hom e should
12 bars W hite W onder $ .60
Me have a nice line of
have one. J u s t th e th in g for the
1 pkg W onderfoam . .. .45
tlnwera anil hitlilinif atoek.
"beginner.”
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'and
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1 Towel, 7 os. 20x40... .50
girl or woman who may have occa- i Leave your orders now.
sion to use it. Get your set w hile
Pistachio, Vanilla and Cunlard at I /tin Time
$1 55
they last.
Columbian High
SWISS CONTRALTO and YODLER
FESTIVAL CONCERT
PORTLAND FEST-CHOR
200 Voices
30-piece Orchestra
Coming Events
Closing-Out Sale!
still continues and there has been
another
WALRAD
Merc. Co.
Big Cut in Prices
COATS
48c
DRESSES
él
“M A Y D A Y ” DA N C E
Phone 1411
FRIDAY, APRIL 29
45c
I •)
98c
3 doz. hats to be cleaned out at 50c each
55c
69c
1 •)(
28c
Î70C
79c
H a n n e m a n ’s
HOMEMADE
M others ' Day \
Ice C r ea m
$1.95
TOILET ARTICLES
25c
Ai
Now at the TABER PHARMACY
The Ladies Shoppe
Phone 3<tsl
H a in St.
(J res h» in
In a shopping bag for.
99c
Meed a ShaveI
See the O utlook's
subscription offer.
exceptional |
7 he Oscarette
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