Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, May 20, 1927, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextGRESHAM OUTLOOK, FRIDAY, page kick Ladies Shoppe adjoining Guy D. T his Is tb e in stallatio n of a spray Jones. T he m achines to be handled sÿ sten i w hich keeps g reen stuff in here are th e new alum inum w ash a fresh condition a t a ll tim es. ers In both electric and gasoline T he Rev. and Mrs. S. F. P itts, types. D. W. Rochon has been Mrs. C harles Moore an d Miss E lla (See additional locals on page 1) pluced in charge of th e G resham Baker w ent to C orvallis T uesday R. O. Stinson, of P o rtlan d , a s sist shop and expects to move here la w here they w ill a s sist in services a n t g eneral sales m anager for the te r w ith his family. being held by tb e C h ristian Mis M aytag W ashing M achine com pany, The N ew berg Packing & Produce sionary A lliance. T he p a rty ex is in stallin g a M aytag shop in pected to re tu rn today. G resham . T he branch will lo com pany has a new innovation in Dr. F ra n k P eak re tu rn e d Tues- cated in th e O sburn building in the fro n t of its shop outside w hich q u a rte rs recen tly vacated by the is given exclusively to vegetables. 1 day frrim Eugene w here he visited Gresham Locals be SATURDAY, MAY 21 O P E N IN G With every 5 g a llo n s o f g a s purchased here THIS OFFER GOOD FOR 10 DAYS If your car is not in need of greas ing you will be given a ticket en titling you to free greasing at any future time. Schebler Carburetors A utom otive E lectrical Il - ■.......... ■ O IL S Aristo Veedol General Parabase Service ■ ■ GROCERY BULLETIN NEWBEIIG IIAM, lb JELL POWDERS K o jh I Club Mello J e ll - Well S ubject to sto ck on han d 4 pkgs. 25c BARING POWDER "S C H IL L IN G S ” 1-lb. can . . 47c 2 A-lb can . . . . 97c ORANGES M edium size Dozen 30c 2 dozen 55c 1 36C BROOKFIELD ( HEESE, lb ................ RAISINS 'M A R K E T DAY” 29( 1 COOKING FIGS “ OU R WALRAD BRAN D” T h e best v a rie ty of S eedless R a isin s 4 pkgs. 39c 3 pkgs. 33c COFFEE BULK COCOA “ ROYAL CLU B” Miss Cora G reen retu rn ed W ed nesday from a tw o-w eeks’ vacation sp en t w ith a niece Mrs. Lucien I W heeler at Gl -ndale, California, a | su b u rb of Los Angeles. Miss G reen rep o rts a delightfu 1 tim e w ith m any tine drives to adjoining tow ns. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Metzger re-1 tu rn ed T uesday evening from Eu- | gene w here they spent th e day 1 w ith the m other of th e latte r, Mrs. Belle Beers, who is in a hospital in th a t city as the re su lt of a fall w hich fractu red herx hip. Mrs. Beers is tho u g h t to be doing as w ell , as can be expected. L ater it will be n ecessary to place the Injured limb in a cast. Mrs. F ra n k Peak has been su f fering th i^ week w ith a severe a t tack of lumbago. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hicks, who have recently come to G resham to m ake th eir hom e, w ere p leasan tly ' su rp rised W ednesday evening by a p arty of P o rtlan d friends, Mr. and ; Mrs. J. C. L ark in s and th eir d au g h te rs th e Misses Mercedes and Mary Clare, Mr. and Mrs. F. R. R ayburn, I Mr. and Mrs. E. R. K oerner, Mr. and Mrs. L aw rence Dinneen, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. M urphy, C harles H ughes and Mrs. K. I. Simmons. T he evening w as spent in social diversions, followed by re fre sh m ents. Before leaving, th e guests presented Mr. and Mrs. H icks witli a very acceptable gift, an electric waffle iron. Ivan Sw ift attended a m eeting of th e d istric t m a n a g e r^ of the te rri- I to ry covered by th e P o rtlan d E lec-I trie Pow er com pany in Oregon w hich w as held at Salem la st F r i day. T he p arty was en tertain ed at lunch and conducted th ro u g h some of th e im p o rtan t Salem in d u stries by D istrict M anager H am ilton of Salem. A com bined m eeting of the g en eral Ladies Aid society of the M eth odist Episcopal church, and the So and Sew circle of the society will he held at the home of Mrs. F ra n k Peak on W ednesday afternoon, May 25. The nn inbers are expected to come dressed in old fashioned clothes and bring th e ir first baby ' p ictures. The en tertain in g com m ittee consists of Mrs. Geo. F. Honey, Mrs. C. O. H orning, Mrs. Arza Sm ith, Mrs. .1. G. M etzger and Mrs. P ete r Michel. t Miss Mabel Ja ck so n of th e Out- j look force is detained at her home on account of an attac k of measles. This includes a thorough pressure lubrication to all parts of your au tomobile except crankcase, trans mission and differential. Union , General Richfield Merc. Co. Phone 1411 1-lb. can. . . 49c 3-lb. can . . .$1.45 H igh p e rc e n ta g e of oil 5c stick (Mindy E ree w ith each pound. 3 lbs. 25c BEECHNUT SPAGHETTI TOMATOES M edium size c a n s Rest s ta n d a rd g rad e 2 cans for 25c 2 cans 25c W e suggest th a t your S a tu r day order ca rry some of these item s. SIL V E R BAR UTAHNA PEAS IOWANA CORN B est u n g rad e d peas— you know th e q u a lity Good s ta n d a rd w h ite co rn G reat N o rth ern 2 cans 25c 2 cans 25c 3 cans 43c GOLDEN CORN I W 11 II ID'S SPECIAL Best Cream ery B utter per po u n d................... 46c E lIR M lN 's BEST Yellow Cling P e a c h e s , ,21is, 3 cans f o r . . . . 59c GDI D II 111 Dill pickles 2S|S. per c a n ................. 20c I II KM t V s BEST S e e d l e s - Raisins. 1-lb carto n s, each . . . 10c DIA t - M I I I , th e Fam ous C ereal, per p k g .. «.♦)( JE W E L S U O R II MAG H j» ! »H i S-pound p ails. $1.45 GDI DI > »1 IRSIIM l l . l OVi’f l '«I Kl P, pound palls. Ovt TUXEDO TOBACCO 16-ox. c a n » .......... OC I.K I N l . l l t KOI G II ( I I TOU U ( O l i - o i . c a n « ......................................... /OC A. W. METZGER & CO. Store Dept. Phone 1451 PIGGLY WIGGLY ft Big 4-Day Special Sale! J. G. E m bry o f Sutico, W ashing ton, is h ere for the sum m er a t the Im in e o f his d au g h ter Mrs. A nthony I. H engstler. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Nash, "/ho form erly resided in G resham , are rejoicing over the arriv a l of a d au g h ter at th e ir home in P o rtlan d ! on May 14. Free Chassis Lubrication Mason his son-in-law and d au g h ter Dr. and Mrs. V. L. Brooks. Dr. Peak and Dr. Brooks w ere m em bers of th e larg e excursion which m ade the trip from Eugene to K lam ath F a lls tin tir.-t of th' week. Over 1000 | p erso n s w ere on board th e train . | Saturday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday s be Ihejudgfr- Feed Dept. Phone 1281 HE-pound pails. $1.15 79c I l PIA I MH K S cans Save the labels for silv erw are Best P atent. 49’s. $1.95 t . A II. I v‘( ' ■ Cane ‘ D ID DI K il CLEANSER. lim it 5 cans. C un.......... At PICCL Y WtCGL Y you are both judge and jury-you pass down the aisles and ch oose from our well stocked shelves those items that are, your judgm ent, best suited to your needs. À Mel D uncan and H arold Dye a t tended a bonfire w hich w as given a t the home of Miss LaVonia Kelly at G ilbert Tuesday evening. All the young people rep o rt a p leasan t j| tim e. DAY Opening Special T 1R E S 192 Miss E dna Findley of Bend, Ore- ■OB, is visiting her siste r T helm a I] who Is employed a t the W elling i re sta u ra n t. MT. HOOD SERVICE STATION GAS MAY 20, 5c PIGGLY WIGGLY DOUBLE BREAD ................................. lie 2 full pounds in sa n ita ry w rapper, and real fine bread. F R E E —R egular 15c ja r of L uxury Sandw ich S pread w ith each p u r chase of one 8-oz. ja r LUXURY MAYONNAISE at our reg u la r price o f .......... OO„ '‘C« 6 . ' r VAN CAMP'S BEANS, medium size cans In tom ato sauce. 3 f o r ........................... 25c UNDERWOOD'S DEVILED HAM sm all tins. 3 f o r ............................. 9c AVALON JE LLY , asso rted flavors 6-oz. glasses. 3 f o r ....................... 25c VAN CAMP'S SO I'PS, ju st like hom e made. C a n ................................................... • SHREDDED WHEAT, the whole w heat in biscuit form. P a c k a g e ...................... 10c AVALON JAM. 12-oz. ja rs v ario u s kinds 23c BUFFALO MATCHES, full boxes carto n of 6 p ac k ag e s................................. 17c SCOT TO ILET TISSUE 3 ro lls N IlC I’KETZEL STICKS, they are good 2 b o x es............................................................ 29c 19c HEINZ TOMA I II KETCHUP, w ith the real tom ato flavor. 2 b o ttle s.................. WALDORF TO ILET TISSUE 3 rolls 22c 49c HEINZ VINEGAR, has the flavor. P in t bottles ................................................. LIFEBUOY HEALTH SOAP 3 bars 18c 20c BEECHNUT PREPA RED SPA CIIETTI ready to serve. 2 c a n s ............................. 25c TEA GARDEN SYRUP p in t ju g s 25c CURTIS DIME BRAND TUNA, light m eat in picnic tins. 3 f o r ....................... 25c I A DERWDDIPS ( LAM CHOWDER 3 cans 29c RED PACK HOT SAUCE 4 cans 19c I’lAK SALUDA, tall cans 2 for ................................... 29c F R E S H F R U IT S a n d V E G E T A B L E S ERESII GREEN PEAS 2 pounds ................................... 19c ASPARAGUS, long green 2 pounds ......................................... 18c 8c LETTUCE, crisp heads LEMONS, big and juicy dozen ......................................... 23c SUNKIST ORANGES, medium dozen . >..................................... ............ LINDSAY RIPE (H IVES, pint tin s ■tedium size fru it. 2 can s. 29c WAX LUNCH ROLLS WESSON OIL, a su p erio r salad oil q u a rt tin s ................................................... 49c IIERSIIEY MILK CHOCOLATE BARS .) • *6-lb. s i z e .............................................. Il II.SO NUT M ARGARINE, keeps sw-eet and fresh. 3 p o u n d s............................. 73c MT. HAMILTON SUGAR PEAS ta ll tin s. 3 f o r ........................... CREAM ETTES, the m acaroni every one likes. 3 p ac k ag e s............................... 23c TREE TEA, G reen or O range Pekoe h alf pounds .......................................... CAM PFIRE MARSHMALLOWS fine toasted. 3 p ac k ag e s........................... 23c 38c SI A MAID RAISINS, seedless or OQ/» puffed. 2 p ac k ag e s..................................... £»>C DEI.Il IA SANDWK II SPREAD, for the picnic. 2 c a n s ..................................... 23c DEL MAIZ FANCY GOLDEN CORA larg e tins. 2 f o r ................................... 35c W HITE STAR T , NA, fancy light m eat, 14». 2 f o r ..................................... 27c SOLAR BROKEN SLICE PIN E A PPL E larg e 214 tin s. 2 f o r ............................... 39c ( LIQUOT ( I I B GINGER« ALE pale or reg u lar. 2 b o ttl e s .... 35c CIGARETTES. Camels, Chesterfields and "L ucky S”. C a rto n ..................... IVORY SOAP 25c 9 ro lls ....................... 23c 29c $1.18 DONA CASTILE 10c size, 3 b a r s ..................................... 1<|C 2:1 P IG G L Y BUTTER 35c 3 b a r s ....................................... 2 5 c W ash C loth E R E E w ith each 3 b a rs lb. 4 4 c 2 lbs. C h u rn e d from p a ste u riz e d No. 1 C re a m — fre sh ev ery day 8H B K Mr. and Mrs. A. .1. W. Brown a t tended tlie B ritish E m pire ce le b ra tion in P o rtlan d on W ednesday evening at Lincoln high school. A very large num ber of persons en joyed the ad d ress by B ritish E m bassad o r S ir Esnie How ard, apd a fine program of music. The reg u la r m eeting of the au x il iary to G resham Post A merican Legion will be held on Tuesday evening. May 24. w hen final a r ran g em en ts will be m ade for the Memorial Day exercises to be held at th e M ethodist ch u rch on the m orning of May 30. A m iniature cem etery will he put on the city hall lot th is week, w ith cross niarg- ers, w hich will be appropriately- decorated under the direction of the auxiliary. Mrs. E arl Dunn, who recently- moved to G resham w ith her h u s band, is employed at the G resham Beauty Shoppe. Mrs. Dunn Is an experienced o p erato r in all lines of cosm etic therapy. Word has been received of the death of the 13-months-old son of Mr. and Mrs. I.ioyd Rowley of L ents. The child passed aw ay on W ednesday. May 18. from an attack of pneum onia. The Rowley fam ily form erly resided in G resham . They are related to the C harles Adams and Ben Hoover families. B arnes a- Son have purchased the house opposite th e ir lum ber yard from Mrs. G race Mast. Mr. and Mrs. H erbert B arnes expect to oc cupy th is place about th e 10th of next m onth and J. F. B arnes and sons Robert and Jam es will move to r th e sum m er to th e ir cottage at Blue lake. “Light \ our Lamp "Light your lamp before darkness comes” runs an. Arabian proverb. By the same token it is wise to make financial provisions for life's evening long before its needs are acutely Z felt. V SAVING S P R E A D S C H E E R F U L L IG H T in th e p resen t a n d f a r in to th e fu tu re. M any fo re sig h te d , p rovident p erso n s And p lea su re a n d s a tis fa c tio n in sa v in g m oney in o u r bank. FILL YOUR FINANCIAL LAMP WITH AN ACCOUNT IN FIRST STATE BANK GRESHAM, OREGON A Strong Bank