Gresham outlook., June 10, 1927, Page 4, Image 4

GRESHAM OUTLOOK,
PAGE FUCK
T he “Live W ires", a Sunday
school class of boys, u n d er th e di
rectio n of K. D. F en d all th eir
teach er, left G resham at 8 o’clock
T uesday evening and began the
—
J. J. Fiüher, sales m anager of the ascen t of L arch m ountain from
T he storm of la st Tuesday
B erry G row ers Packing com pany, M ultnom ah falls an hour la ter
straw b e rrie s
w as called to Salem the early p a rt They reached the sum m it at 12:30 w orked havoc to
of th is week an account of th e th a t night. T he trip of 6*6 m iles w hich w ere rip e or ripening in the
death of his fath e r John B. F isher, w as m ade th ro u g h a driving rain fields, th e heavy rain driving the
75, an old tim e resident of th a t city storm . They reached G resham at b erries into the groud or covering
who died Monday from an extended 1 o'clock W ednesday afternoon them w ith mud. As a re su lt the
illness. T he funeral w as held on W hile a t the top they stayed a t th e b erries Into the ground or covering
W ednesday and Interm ent m ade In ran g e r cabin.
since th e storm w ere m any of them
J. H. S terlin g w ent to Lyle unfit to use because of the d irt
a Salem cem etery. The deceased is
survived by his widow Mrs. C arrie W ashington. S atu rd ay to get Mrs w hich w as ground into them which
B. F ish er and a Bon W. G. F ish er of S terlin g and th e ir ch ildren, R obert could n ot be w ashed out. In a le t­
Salem and tw o sons J. B. and J. J. and R uth, who had been th e re visit te r to th e b erry grow ers M anager
ing w ith relativ es for a week. They D. E. Tow le says th a t muddy b e r­
F ish er of P ortland.
retu rn ed home Sunday.
ries can n o t be used, b ut th a t they
Dr. and Mrs. W ilbur Thom pson
Ivan Swift, d istric t m anager for should be picked from the vines or
accom panied
Mrs.
T hom pson's
m other Mrs. A. M. W ilkenson home the P o rtlan d E lectric Pow er com ­ they will cause oth er b erries to
yesterday from Oak Ridge, Oregon, pany a t G resham , attended an all- mould. All b erries for b arrelin g
w here the la tte r has been for the day dem onstration of th e W esting should be fully colored.
T he straw b e rry m a rk e t prospects
p a st ten days. Dr. Thom pson and house products at the Hotel P o rt­
About 50 w ere a re n ot very bright, says Mr. Towle,
his wife w ill re tu rn to th e ir home land y esterday.
p rese n t to enjoy th e banquet and and special care m u st be tak en to
today.
o th e r pleasing fea tu re s of th e day ’s keep up th e high sta n d ard of q u al­
An in te restin g experim ent in
events
ity to m eet com petition. M arket
p reserving cut flowers has recently
co
n d 'tlo n s will n ot w a rra n t paying
Mrs.
E
lizabeth
McLain
has
been
been m ade by Miss E lizabeth Jo h n ­
son, who singed the ends of the ill for sev eral days w ith an a ttac k over lc for picking w ith one-half
cent bonus. T he association will
stem s of o rien tal popples, which of tonsilitis.
not advance m ore th an th a t for the
Dr.
and
Mrs.
V.
L.
Brooks
and
a re p articu la rly quick to w ilt afte r
being cut. One blossom held for two children cam e down from E u ­ picking.
gene for the w edding T uesday
The weevil bait is ready for de­
m ore th a n 50 hours in a w arm m orning of Mrs. Brooks' b ro th er
livery to the grow ers and should
room before its p etals dropped. Joe P eak to Miss F ern P e rry of
One w as placed w ith th e o thers P ortland. Dr. Brooks retu rn ed to
w ithout singeing the stem and it Eugene, b ut Mrs. Brooks will re ­
m ain at the hom e of her .p aren ts
com m enced to droop w ithin a short Dr. and Mrs. F ra n k P eak un til a f­
tim e and soon lost its petals.
te r Ju n e 20 when her husband w ill
T he A m erican Legiou aux iliary re tu rn to P o rtla n d to atten d a d en­
tis ts ’ convention.
w ill m eet on T uesday afternoon,
Miss M ildred E isn er, who has
Ju n e 14, a t 2 o’clock for a sew ing been employed a t the W elling re s­
m eeting at the home of Mrs. A lbert ta u ra n t for som e tim e past, and
Camp. At th a t tim e a baby’s lay­ G eorge B rander, a stockm an from
e tte w ill be sta rted for th e child H eppner, w ere m arried T uesday in
V ancouver, W ashington, accom ­
w elfare com m ittee of th e auxiliary. panied by th e b rid e’s b ro th er from
Miss L ucille Dodson has gone to Bull Run and an au n t of P o rtland.
S eattle for an indefinite sta y w ith They expect to reside tem p o rarily
We su g g est th a t your S a tu r­
in P ortland.
h er grandpiother.
day o rd er c a rry some of these
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. C alkins paid
items.
Mr. and Mrs. N. L. H ail of Sandy a week-end visit to relativ es in A u­
a r e being congratulated over the burn and Shelton, W ashington, be­
WAI,RAD’S SPECIAL
a rriv a l of a fine baby g irl born to fore th e ir d ep a rtu re on an ex ten d ­ Best C ream ery B u tter
ed trip to Maine and M assachusetts
them T hursday, Ju n e 9, a t the to visit for six m onths or longer
per p o u n d ...................
home of Mrs. J. A. Bushong.
with relatives.
They expect to
HORSESHOE COFFEE
In a rec en t list of m arria g e li­ leave on this trip some tim e next
F lesh Roasted and
week.
G round, per lb ...............
censes appearing in a P o rtlan d p a ­
Mrs. J. R. M artin and Mrs. E. W.
p e r a re th e nam es of G eorge L. A ylsw orth w ere th e hostesses y es­
SALTED PEANUTS
P utnam of G resham and G race A. terd ay afternoon at a luncheon fol­
F resh ly Roasted and
lowed by bridge given a t th e hom e
Johnson of P ortland.
Salted, per lb ........
of Mrs. A ylsw orth on th e Base Line
T he w inners of the rec en t ta b let road. T h irty w ere p resen t to en ­
Klngford’s Gl.OSS STAItCII
and note book cover co n test in ­ joy the afternoon. Mrs. W. D. K in­
stigated by H epp’s R acket store der w as aw arded first honors at
fi-lb. wood boxes.
w ere M artha R uhlln, who received bridge and Mrs. Jam es E lkington
second.
JELL X CELL, All Flavors
first place of $.r> In m erchandise,
R ichard Mundlin, salesm an a t the
Are in stock now a t
and George Dietl Jr., who w as T w entieth C entury sto re, is absent
3 pkgs. f o r ..................
diOC
aw arded the second prize, $3 In from his w ork th is w eek on a c ­
count of the death of his b ro th er
PALMOLIVE SOAP
m erchandise.
H enry Mundin of P ortland. F u n e r­
Keep th a t school girl
T he Sew and So circle of the al services will be held S atu rd ay at
com plexion, 12 b a rs.
M ethodist L ad les’ Aid will m eet on till1 Mount Scott F u n eral home.
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge S p rag er and
UTAHNA PEAS, 2’s
W ednesday afternoon, J u n e 15, at
Very fine ungraded
th e home of Mrs. Jam es S terling. dau g h ter C ath erin e of Oregon City
w ere th e g u ests at T h u rsd ay eve­
q u ality, 3 f o r ........
A cordial invitation is extended to ning dinner of Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k
all to be present.
G illett.
Mr. G illett and Mrs.
PORK AND BEANS
V an C a m p 's m e d iu m ,
Mrs. E. G. Judd w as m ost a g re e ­ S prag er a re b ro th er and sister. Mr.
S prag er holds th e position of p r i­
2's, 3 f o r ...................
ably su rp rised T hursday evening vate se creta ry to W illard H aw ley
on the occasion of her b irthday Jr., m anager of th e Hawley Pulp &
SOLAR BRAND
Broken 8ici <l P ineapple
when 20 m em bers of the B aptist P aper Co.
C E. R usher and fam ily retu rn ed
2%s, 2 f o r ..................
Young Peoples Union w alked into
Tuesday from an auto trip to O ak­
th e parsonage laden w ith su s­ land and o th er C alifornia points
KERR’S FLOUR
picious looking packages w hich la­ w here they visited with th e ir ch il­
Best P aten t, 49's..........
te r proved to be refreshm ents. dren P aul and M yrtle, and Mr. and
G am es w ere played and la te r Mrs. Mrs. J. V. Cem er and o th e r friends.
Com plete line of ja r lids, covers
Tile trip was m ade m ainly for the
Ju d d was presented with a han d ­ benefit of Mr. R u sh er's h ealth
and rin g s a re now in stock.
some silver cake dish as a token of wtiich he sta te s is g reatly im ­
proved.
esteem from (he young people.
W illiam R u th erfo rd , a form er
D orothy T etrick. eight-year-old ¡m em ber of th e faculty of G resham
g ran d d au g h ter of Mrs. Mary Tet- I Union high school, but now princi-
rick, underw ent an operation for ' pal of the G alt Jo in t Union high
appendicitis about 1 o'clock this I school in C alifornia, has b e e n a p ­
pointed olilciul rep resen tativ e of
m orning at P endleton, Oregon, and th e C alifornia High School P rin c i­
her condition h as been reported as pals' association to the A m erlcan-
satisfactory. Mrs. T etrick w ith her ! A ustrian In stitu te w hich will meet
th re e graudchihlren D orothy, M ar­ at Vienna th e first p a rt of July. He
g a re t and Bobby, left som e tim e expects to he abroad about two
i m onths.
ago for an extended visit with
relativ es at Pomeroy, W ashington.
Can you drive safely in highw ay
weigh about 5 lbs.
T he little girl was taken ill and tralflc w ithout 4-wheel b rak es?
pound
her ailm ent diagnosed as acu te a p ­ Ask tlie safety council. Buy a
W hippet and realize the difference.
pendicitis.
I lc s s e l Im plem ent Co. Adv.
FUI HAY, JUNE
10,
be taken a t once. It is pointed out
th a t by u sin g the bait as m any b er­
ries can be grow n on half the
acres as would grow on th e whole
field w ithout it, th u s leaving half
th e acres for some o th e r crop.
1 G row ers a re urged to bring in
Strawberry Growers |
Instructions Given
G resham Locals
WALRAD
New Today
1927
em pty cra tes w hich they a re not
A eronauts know a lot about mo­
using, as they w ill be needed sh o rt­ tors. G eneral P a tric k of th e air
service drives a W illys-K night.
ly.
Let your next car be a W illys-
K night.—H essel Im plem ent Co.—
Uncle Sam Work Shirts, 75c.
Adv.
F ull cut, 2 pockets.
Special
value A ylsw orth & M artin, G resh ­
Uncle Sam Work S h ir ts 76c.
am .—Adv.
F u ll cut, 2 pockets.
Special
value. A ylsw orth & M artin, G resh-
am.—Adv.
Window Cleaning.
¡ For ex p ert window cleaning see
Í 8. T ajim a, or leave ord ers w ith J.
Ross Brown, G resham , phone 2501.
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Westinghouse
For the
FULL
Swimming
Season
AUTOMATIC
E le c tric R a n g e
DEMONSTRATION
Bathing Suits for men, women
and children, made in the popular
styles and colors. Bathing shoes and
caps to match.
Very Special
BIB OVERALLS, a very good grade
This w eek................................................
SAT., JUNE 1 8 ,1pm-
98c
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
“ T h e H ouse of Q u ality ”
G R E SH A M ,O R E G O N
PH O N E 1411
W e Give G reen T ra ilin g S tam p s
Merc. Co.
Phone 1411
H as your ca r chrom e steel in
every leaf of every sprin g ? The
W hippet has! Buy a W hippet and
' realize the difference.—H essel Im ­
‘ plem ent Co.—Adv.
Watch for detailed announcement
in Tuesday’s Outlook.
PORTLAND
ELECTRIC
POW E
COMPANY
ELECTRIC S T O R K E L E C T R I C BLDG,
P ow ell St.
FLAG DAY
P h o n e 801
G re sh am
The lucky lady at the demonstration will re­
ceive a Westinghouse electric curling iron Free. |
45c
4 lo(
Cr»
20c
68c
85c
W h en B etsy R oss m ade th e first A m erican F lag ,
147 y e a rs ago, sh e sew ed 13 s ta r s on a field of blue.
E a c h s ta r is a sta te , th e re a re now 48.
W e h av e n o t w a sted o r lo st o n e of th em . F a ih tfu l
over a few th in g s, we h a v e been given a u th o r ity over
m any. “ W HA T WE HAVE WE H O LD” .
O ne lesson th e A m erican F la g te a c h e s us is to
K E E P w h a t w e h a v e a n d ADD to it. W e h a v e n o t
g am b led o r sp ecu lated w ith a n y of th e s ta r s in o u r
flag. I t co m m an d s th e re sp e c t of th e w orld.
SAVE c o n s is te n tly an d we too can com m and th e
re sp e c t of th e w orld a n d m a in ta in our in dependence.
39c
25c
4 LH
“ECONOMY makes happy homes and sound
nations instill it deep.”— George Washington.
FIRST STATE BANK
29c
Diamond Matches
FLAKES, 2 pkgs.
Ignition and Carburetor
Specialists
A n y th in g and e v e ry th in g in ig n itio n re p a irin g .
C om plete line of ig n itio n parte*.
A u th o rise d S eh eh ler c a rb u re to r serv ice.
plete line in Ntoek.
Com ­
All Work Guaranteed
SPECIAL PRICES
Newberg
Van (’amp’s
Pork and Beans
' H 4M I
Med. size cans
3 for
29c
1 lb. i»7c
Fresh Hawaiian
Pineapple
frin ii June 10 to 20
Large and juicy
3 0 x 3 A, full oversize.................... $7.50
each 35c
LONG « THOMPSON.
Beech Nut
Spaghetti
25c
Sugar
Price has advanced—
you will surely pay
more. Buy your re­
quirements now.
$ 7 2 .6 5
■71
!
Iowa White
Corn
Good standard grade
2 cans
25c
Silver Bar
Tomatoes
Best standard grade
2 cans
25c
A. W. METZGER & CO.
Store Dept.
Phone 1451
ua,. y and Service
tn
T»’(
97c
Piggly Wiggly BUTTER, none
b etter, few as good
t A ,,
pound ...........................
‘TT(
2 lbs................ 87c
BLUE KIKRON MAI.T 7 f t .
EXTRACT, 3 lb tin I J (
n
Med. size cans
2 for
CASH
Mt. Hood Service Station
COFFEE, M J. B. Hili
Bros., Golden W est. Lb
N IK
PRETZEL STICKS,
crisp salted pretzels
Everything Good to Eat
on Mason Tires
O ther sizes in proportion.
25c
Ladies’ Aid Bake Sale, Here, Sai., June 11
Orange Pekoe
>4 lb. 27c
« ■ lb. 5(b
Some broken slices
2-ib. t i u .......................
Sm all w rapped ham s,
cured ju st rig h t fo r im ­
m ed iate use. W hole o r
half. Lb.
Lipton’s Tea
. 17c
P IN E A PP L E , solar brand in
larg e 2*6 tins.
*HL»
Sale
Special inducement
for this month
3 cans
Saturday-Monday Piggly Wiggly Features
KELLOGG’S 1IRAN
F o r tom orrow 's b reak fast
A Strong Hank
[.arge boxes, full count
6 boxes
Alpine Milk
Wise buyers are cutting their food costs through helping
themselves at Piggly Wiggly. Every dollar saved a I
Piggly W iggly is a d o lla r m ore th a t belongs to y o u .
niKwiiiiinianiiiini
GRESHAM, OREGON
GROCERY BULLETIN
Brookfield
Loaf Cheese
Clipping the Price
E ed Dept.
Phone 1281
F re sh F ru its and
V egetables
y o u r ow n selectio n .
NEW PEAS, from The •V-'
D alles.
2 lbs.
25c
Ne» W hite POTATOES*
fancy. 4 i b s . . . .
I EMDNS. large and
juicy
D ozen.
SUNKIST ORANGES
Med. dozen .............
29c
23c
20c
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iH u iiiiiiii
P A G NAPTHA SOAP
5 b a rs .........................
Keeps w hite clothes white.
Safe for colors.
17c
(TIII’SO, m akes all
OQp
w ashing easier, lrg . /» m V
N II 1 EIAKE BUTTER
(R A I KERS. oven tiis h » )A
and tasty. B ox.......... X»v.’(
VAN < K IP ’S BEANS
Medium size cans and real
q u ality too.
3 cans
¿AC
WESSON O il., has no equal
for frying, baking or m ayon­
naise m aking
HL»
q u a rt tin ................... h ’ s
SPA G H ETTI, Beechnut Q T .,
prepared. 2 can s. . — ’)(.
With cheese and tom ato
sauce, ready to serve.
Silver Bar PIN E A PPLE , No.
1 dat tin s, crushed or O " «
LIQUID SUNSHINE
This is th e large 12-oz. ja r,
sold originally at 60c. Cleans
an<k polishes everything.
Specially priced
2 bottles ............
. in sv ru p . t I
D rom edary G RA PEFRU IT
Tree ripened F lorida fru it in
N B um tins
KJC j »
( ERTD, in su res perfect re ­
su lts In m aking jelly o r f ? r
preserves, 2 b o ttles. • / • ) (
25c
PIGGLY
WIGGLY
TWIN
B R E ID , w h o le w h e a t 1 1 , .
or white. L oaf___ 1 I (
Wax w rapped, tw o-pound
q u ality loaf.
Royal ( hef MINCED It AZOR
CLAMS, fiat tin s And now
pack. Special
f 7 _
C a n .................................
I INDSAY RIPE OLIVES, big
•H L»
fruit, 2 for. . .
1MAIZO STARCH, 1-pound
BUFFALO .MATCHES
N'on-poisonous, strik e V oti
an J y ­ -
IOC
w h e re.
6 boxes ..............
- "
19c
I