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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1927)
PAGE FOLK GRESHAM OUTLOOK, FRIDAY, The Rev. and Mrs. H. V. W ilhelm and d aughter M argaret left T h u rs day for a visit of a couple of days w ith Mr. W ilhelm 's m other at Turn- w ater, W ashington. Mrs. E. H. Myers, who lives east of G resham , suffered a slig h t p a r alytic stro k e T uesday evening w hich has affected her left side. H er condition is now improved. D. E. Myers, a son living in Elgin, w ith his little son is here for a few d ays’ stay .with his parents. The pleasing new s was received th is m orning th a t Rachel Headley, 18-year-old d aughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. H eadley and a senior in G resham Union high school, was brought home yesterday from a P ortlan d hospital w here she was ta k en on F eb ru ary 16 suffering w ith an attack of rheum atic fever. Miss Headley, who was an honor student, will not retu rn to school but expects to take the Hnal exam i nations. Not to be outdone in the m atter of descendents, Mrs, Emma Gilmore lias en tered her claim , announcing the b irth of her tw elfth g reat grandchild, th e son of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Shultz, of W arrenton, born May 2. Mrs. Gilm ore, who will be 72 y ears old on M other's Day, has 30 g ran d ch ild ren and 6 children. Mrs. E. Boughner, who recently rep o rted her ninth g rea t g ran d child. says (lie num ber should have been ten Instead of nine. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Speck, the la tte r a niece of Mr. anil Mrs. C. E. Van Slyke, with th eir two children, have come from G reat Falls, Mon tan a, to m ake th e ir home near Ruby Ju nction. They have p u r chased the fo u r-acre M att Troy ranch adjoining th e Van Slyke place on the north and are p lan ning to put the acreag e into b er ries. Mr. Speck and son have r e turned to M ontana to dispose of their fuel business and other p ro p erty. The W. C. T. U w ill hold its reg- ular m eeting at th e home of Mrs. H. S. Clow T h u rsd ay afternoon, May 12. All are invited to attend. Mrs. Mary R obertson and Mrs. Dwight A lderm an of P o rtland w ere dinner g u ests T uesday a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Bliss. MAY 6, 1W7 Arnold Ruegg, su p e rin ten d e n t of w ere also present. The evening ! the Ilo rn isb a p a rtm e n ts on F irs t I th e G resham w ater d istric t, has was spent in cards, followed by r e i stree t, recen tly vacated by F. J. ' ju st com pleted the in stallatio n of freshm ents. Mrs. Beuna Stone won Lovegren. a m anhole, 5 x 7 feet in size, on the first honors, Mrs. P earl H ayden Mr. and Mrs. G eorge Ball, who east side of Main stre e t n orth of the second honors and Miss Rachel have been living in th e house be Rexall d rugstore. T his will p ro ! Chezem consolation. longing to Mrs. E lean o r Boughner, vide a m uch needed access to the Miss L illian L ekander left h u r j have moved to P o rtlan d . c ity ’s w ater m ain, five jo in ts of riedly F riday for Denver, Colorado, A sew ing m eeting will be held w hich diverge at th is point, one of on receipt of a m essage th a t her them the m ain leading to th e city siste r residing in th a t city w as se r by th e ladies of th e Legion A uxil reservoir. H eretofore, in d eterm iously ill. Mrs. Jam es E lkington is iary at th e home of Mrs. C. C. G ray ining th e origin of leaks In the tak in g her p lace as teach er a t the on Second stre e t next T uesday a t ternoon at 2 o'clock. At th a t tim e pipes, it has been n ecessary to dig I G resham g rad e school. poppies will he m ade for w reaths th ro u g h sev eral feet of e a rth to Dr. and Mrs. A. Thqpipson drove reach th e m ain. The top of the ! to T he D alles T h u rsd ay to spend a which will be used to decorate the m anhole is of concrete, th e w ork of lew days with th eir son and wife graves of ex-service men on Me the co ncrete co n tra cto rs on th e new Dr. and Mrs. Fred Thom pson. They m orial day. T he E kstrom T ru ck service, of telephone building. will rem ain over M other’s Day. The Misses Ruth Bowron and T he A reme club will m eet a t the which P. E. Stone is the p ro p rieto r, Alice Leekley en tertain ed Monday home of Mrs. C. I. R aker Monday has p urchased a new 2% -tou tru ck evening a t the residence of Mrs. afternoon. May 9. The hostess will to rep lace one of th e old ones. AValrail & W right have one of O scar Johnson for the corps of he assisted by Mrs. George Honey, grade school teach ers, all of whom Mrs. U. G. Sm ith and Mrs. Jam es th eir tru ck s in th e p ain t shops of were p resen t w ith the exception of S terling. All O. E. S. ladies a re in the W alter Metzger agency w here I it is receiving a coat of duco. Miss L illian L ekander who is in vited to be present. Colorado. Mrs. C. M. Q uicksall and Mr. and Mrs. O. F. P eterso n have Mrs. B row nhill, form er wife of Mrs. M. L. Looker, the la tte r the moved from th e Todd ap artm en ts i T im othy Brow nhill, w as in G resh m other of Mrs. A lbert J. K rueger, into the cottage belonging to am W ednesday in atten d an ce a t th e m eeting of th e W illam ette B aptist association, an d incidentally called on a num ber of old neighbors here. The Brow nhill fam ily moved 19 years ago from G resham to Mc M innville w here th eir children were educated and w here Mrs. Brow nhill has a p erm an en t home. She is in P o rtlan d tem porarily but expects to re tu rn to her home soon. New Shoes for Ladles, ÎI.95. No w here w ill you find such splendid slippers a t so low a price. Ask to see our ladies’ shoes a t $2,96 and $3.95. A ylsw orth & Mar- ton, G resham .—Adv. Insu ran ce funds for farm loans. No com m ission or brokerage. Very easy term s. B. AV. T horne.—Adv. Mother’s Day Next Sunday « We have just received a shipment of appropriate gifts for Mother. T h e fo llo w in g item s in Im p o rted P o tte ry T ea P o ts C andle S tick s V ases F lo w e r B ow ls C re a m e rs S u g a r Bowls Clothcraft Suits A a n d o th e r item s. FORGET M OTHER Hepp’& Racket Store Gresham L ast B and C oncert of th e S easo n , W ednesday, M ay II Rarely ever do you get coffee so good as MANNING’S PSCOJLY Seldom will you find such good clothes at so low a price. Light, medium and dark patterns. Single or double breasted. A You M ake t Your Own * ) SiSale Blue 1 i-ade M ark COFFEE zAy IsWortK 5 M artinff M E r N ki ' ’S q \ W A / EAR r a h M r- A t PiUUh W i ¿¿lv you h m e leisurely enjo yed selecting jusi w h at you w a n 'e d from n dried a ss o rtm e n ts • an d th e r e w as no sales ta lk to u rg e sou to b u y anything else. 1 ou are not expected to huv m ore than you need and you are under obligations to no o n e b u t y o u rs e lf. I t is th e self s e rv ic e system th a t makes Piggh V. jgglx shopping a means of certain satisfaction N atu re's choicest gilt»; to m e sparingly. T he extra fancy article.— like the flaw less diam ond — is usually available o n 'y to th e chosen few So it is w ith coffees. T h e finest grades are not produced ir. nunntities sufficient for gen eral distribution. SHREDDED HIIEAT, all of the w heat in biscuit form (lim it 3‘ pkgs.), 3 p ac k ag e s......................................... It is such fine quality coffee th a t has built the fame of M anning s Coffee all u p and dow n the Parih- Coa«l. A nd it is M an n in g 's finest Blue T rade Mark Coffee that o sold you fresh rRbrv m orning at ' the po u n d in this store. Its rarity if proved Sy it« richness o f flavor. G et e p*-unJ today. M J EEI.S NAPTHA SOAP. (lim it 10 bars to custom er) 10 b ars ............................................................................... ■'EY AATGGLA BREAD, w hite or whole w heat in lb. tw in loaves. A real q u ality bread, lo a f........ IIII.IJ REST PEACHES Halves of C alifornia peaches. L arge 2 'j tin s anil packed in tine syrup. A real value, 2 c a n s ........ ’>»)(. AVALON JE LLY , various llavors in 6-oz. glasses. Fine lor the children’s lunches, 3 glasses, •? ' . •)(. BEEITIM I SPAGHETTI Fam ous Beechnut quality, all ready to serve. «A* ................- • ) ( Grocery Bulletin 1 IN I tM P ’s BEAMS, medi um size tin s of th is well known brand. 3 c a n s ....................... £ • ) ( . I’a j ru sh mol «one ru s h . M oney m eans iiuieli to w a rd th e little e x tra th in g s for th e hom e. Econom y rules nt 20th C entury mol we enjoy red u c in g y o u r tab le c o sts. Wc know too, th a t you’ll enjoy tlo* th in g s you can buy w ith th e sav ings you m ake at tlo* 20th ( e n t a n S to re s. Come in to m o rro w . Saturday and Monday, May 7 and 9, 1927 BROOK F I I .LL) Loaf Cheese A AAIAIZO D ll DEE MAIZ GDI DEN CORN This new v ariety of delicious golden corn will su rely please. Picnic size ARD. P ure— In bulk 3 pounds ............... q u a rt ra n whole or half, lb. O t s l EKS, ,\m eriean Beauty shipm ent No. 1 vans (6-oz. 29c Seal of Oregon Family patent made from hard wheat, 49-lb. sack SHORTENING. Best—In hulk P urely vegetable. 3 pounds 'I A 11 I l l s , large boxes, 6 f o r.. Urands that you know M cK FX Z lF CUT A N N 11 A, B u rn ett's P u r 2-oz. b ottle ............... String Beans E, LINDSAY RIPE OLIVES P int size tins. Cost less than bulk olives. • !( » ., 2 tin s ...................... ¿JC H illsdale Broken large cans. 2Oi* S vrup RK l . Fancy S outhern Blue Rose 4 (rounds ............................. * . . . , LETTI ( E, from the S acra m ento Valiey d istrict 2 heads ..................... FLORIDA GRAPEFR1 large and juicy, Si NKIST ORANGES 252 size, d o z e n .. . . Al IE. LEMONS large size, dozen AA U DORE TO ILET I ISSI t. ro lls. PIGGLY AYIGGLY ¡I’ COASTER W AGON'S i . i M A nother shipm ent of b rand new w agons at a special r e duced price. S turdily b u ilt and fine looking. Steel disc w heels and balloon tires. T hese w agons would reta il at tw ice th is price. See them at our sto res S aturday. « NRU FLAKE RUTTER CRACKERS, ¿U L T hese ta sty flake b u tte rs are enjoyed by everyone. RODMAN PE T IT POIS PEAS Real sm all ten d er | sweet peas. 2 can s. . « •'(. SILVER BAR PINEAPPLE large 2>-2 tin s, whole 1 slices, 2 c a n s .......... i » ) t K ll A I. SLICED REEL Chipped from choice dried beef, 2 j a r s . . . SUGAR, P u re Cane C. & H. b erry, sk OREGON llONEA q u a rt ja rs . . . . WASH ( LOTII FREE w ith each p urchase of 3 b ars DON A CASTILE SOAP O r _ ■ ta n *-«)( I’IGGI Y W IGGI.Y BI TTER, pound 2 pounds ..................... Ö I Always the sam e—alw ays good. r C. & H. m anufacture^» P IN I AKI El OI K. Sperry No. 10 saek ...................... Shrimp AA III I I M A R TIN A q u a rte rs , 2 f o r . . . . \merican Beauty 3 cans Monte Sliced Hurtet cans. Raisins Market Day Special 4-lb. package r o l l ì i ' PAPER Soft, sa n ita ry Full w eight i-oz. rolls & for .................................................... A. W. Metzger & Co Store Dept. Peed Dept. Phone 1451 Phone 1281 A real com plexion soap rea l price. TISSUE 3 ro lls ......................... S (O | E I OI K K err's B (¡•-pound sack (KOAAN S I.O N TOFFEE, 2uth I e n tu r) The last Coffee excellence— R oasted today in p la n t—on your table to m o rro w — It's alw ays tre s h —P o u n d ....................... 3 pounds 2 0 Century Stores "Soft as old linen I IGA ME I l l s . Camels. C hesterfields Lucky S trikes None sold to m inors. C a rto n ........ A n O regon Institution X ext Io B row n's M ark et, U resham •«
