Gresham outlook., July 22, 1927, Page 4, Image 4

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FAHR FOCK
GRESHAM
OUTLOOK,
FRIDAT, JULY
22,
IW ,
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Sw ift and ch il­
dren. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. L arsen ,
; Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Boswell, Miks
I G race Welch, Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Newcombe and Mrs. Newcombe’s
m other Mrs Sevilla Spencer and
A P yrex kitchen show er w as g iv­ ning a trip of a few days up into
Mr. and Mrs. O scar Johnson,
en Miss Violet Coe W ednesday eve­ Canada, a fte r which they w ill re ­ th e ir sons K erm it and D ouglas, and
ning in honor of her approaching tu rn to California.
Mrs. George C u rrin m otored to 1’
Dale Sm ith, son of Mr. and Mrs. m ites beyond W asco W ednesday
m arriag e to E dgar Royal Mumford
of Amity. Oregon, w hich will be an Sam Sm ith, sustained a badly- both for the p leasu re of th e drive
event of next W ednesday evening sprained arm Tuesday w hen he ran and to visit Mrs. C u rrin 's d au g h ­
An
at th e M ethodist E piscopal church. into a telephone pole w ith his te rs Mrs C arl H apgold and Mrs
ried on for th ree days th is week by picnic a t the Oaks yesterday. C lair The show er was given by Miss bicycle. At first th e bone was Wiley Beuflel and th e ir fam ilies n t
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Buckrnaster, Stockton, atten d in g in the evening, C arolene T allm an a t h er home on th o u g h t to be fractured, b ut th e in ­ W asco. Among o th er diversions
who cam e from Salem expecting to com pleted the G resham delegation Seventh street. The room s were ju ry has now been determ ined as a I they, for the first tim e, saw the
| com bine a t work in the harvest
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f e m n lo v e s
S n le n d iil
w
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p rettily decorated in pink D orothy sp rain .
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eet . the
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Splendid
w eather
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•'• and a full day of sp o rts m ade up P erk in s roses. A clever ru se dis­
Alan In g lis a nd H arold Judd, I fields. They rep o rt the w eather as
I o rter and her sons and d au g h ters an enjoyable time.
closed the hiding place of th e gifts M orning O regonian c a rrie rs , are exceedingly hot and dry east of the
of W adena, M innesota, who are
Mrs. Mary Leslie has been suffer- for th e bride elect. L uncheon was spending tw o weeks a t the Inglis m ountains.
supposed to be employed in berry l ¡ng for the past th ree weeks w ith served d u rin g th e evening. Those co ttag e a t Oswego lake.
An im p o rtan t sale m ade d u rin g
Mrs.
Genevieve
picking n ear G resham . Mr and n#®rltls. She is being cared for by p resen t w ere
Miss Mayme H oss has retu rn ed the past week by Brockw ay & N el­
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* ' " " Jo hnston, Miss Violet Coe, Miss to her desk as se creta ry of th e lo­ son, local Dodge B ro th ers dealers,
Carolene
T allm an,
Miss
Amy cal b ran ch of the Oregon T ele­ was th a t of a G raham B rothers
day W ednesday driving from place
T he Wom(.n.g Union
th e z(on Cooper, the Misses Avis and Helen phone com pany afte r an absence of p arlo r coach to George Lewis &
to place try in g to locate th e ir rela- Evangelical church will serve light Rogers, Miss Joyqe K idder, Miss several m onths from illness. Her Son. T his is a 16-passenger stag e
tives. They w ere obliged to re tu rn lunches during the com ing county Mabel W inters, Miss Mabel Jack- sister Miss Helen Hoss has been and was put into com m ission yes­
, son and Miss M argaret St. Clair. A tak in g h er place for th e past terd ay by the Lewis service on the
yesterday to Salem but left a le tte r la lr
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public in v itation to th e wedding month.
Rockwood local run.
at the postofllce w ith in stru ctio n s ' T ,“ ‘ «"'ig reg atlo n and S unday j has been extended.
Mrs. W ayne C ryderm an and ch il­
Mr. and Mrs, G. G. K nott, the
hoping th a t th e P o rte rs would call
” f *2}? Zion Evangelical
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam P illster
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ch u rch are plan n in g th e ir an n u al ami ch ild ren M aurlne and Lloyd of fo rm er a salesm an of th e H essel ' dren Dick and Betty of P o rtlan d
Im plem ent com pany, have moved visited at the home of Mrs. Cryder-
for th eir m ail.
, picnic w hich w ill be held a t G ra n t’s
Kan Diego, C alifornia, have been
m a n ’s sister, Mrs. C harles H unt,
C aroline W hetstone, a capable ¡,a rk on f*>e C lackam as riv er A u­ recen t g u ests a t the hom e of Mr. to G resham and a re occupying a T
sm all house on W allula avenue be- I uesday and W ednesday.
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st
16.
high school girl, is seeking th e op-
I’ills te r’s sister Mrs. Ben Mathews, longing to W illiam 'H e sse l. Mr.
A larg e electric sign has been
po r,u n ity to ca re for children of I o t®*e
g o lM m .rn a m e U o T t^ e and are spending much of the tim e H
essel is talk in g of building a five- erected at the G resham Service s ta ­
In P o rtlan d with his m other, Mrs. room bungalow on his p ro p erty la­ tion by the S eiberling Rubber com ­
p a te n ts who a re absent or w o r k - ' G resham contingent of golfers, H enry Troge. Mrs. M athews, with
pany whose b rand of tire s is c a r ­
ing, day3 or evenings.
! w resting a w ell-earned victory her m other, b ro th er an d family te r in the year
Miss M argaret St. C lair p la n s to ried by C harles H unt, p ro p rieto r of
Miss G ertrude A lexander, her
800
,rtniHh spent yesterday w ith a siste r at leave th is evening for Caldw ell, the iilllTig station.
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was m ade on the links a t Ruby on
guest. Miss H elen F isher, and Mar- , the Base Line road. J. It. M artin Sycam ore. The P ilisters a r e plan- Idaho, for a few w eeks' visit with
Dr. and Mrs. J. AV. Mahood, Miss
relatives.
g are t Ott have been spending sev- I won th e second flight of th e sam e
E tta Mahood and Miss Zeta K eetch
In
a
le
tte
r
recently
received
by
of Pacific P alisades, C alifornia, a re
eral days this week at Seaside. I to u rn am en t, his opponent being K. !
Iresliam frien d s from Mrs. D. I). th e guests for a few days of Mrs.
They a re expected home today.
,A/,n?!.l|1»» r,'i i h'. conte.Kt’ w,‘ich w as
Sm
ith
she
sta
te
s
the
fam
ily
is
tem
­
,
com pleted la st week, m akes tlie
Marion Johnson and Miss E lizabeth
p o rarily
located
at
St. Johns, Johnson.
It has been found necessary by l th ird for th is sum m er. T here will
W
ashington.
Tin
y
expect
to
go
on
physicians to perform un operation I probubly be two m ore to u rn am en ts
Mrs. W. F. Honey and her guests,
to M ontana soon aud se ttle n ear Mr. and Mrs. H ans Neste, who have
on th e leg of little S tanley H all, before the close of th e season,
th
e
residence
of
Mr.
S
m
ith
's
,
been spending th e p a st tw o weeks
who w as injured on Ju ly 11 when ,tu,jy and G lendover are iav o rite
m other.
at Vancouver, V ictoria, and other
i
x i *
.
reso rts of G resham coif devotees,
he was stru ck by a road truck. . T he L ihby, McNeil & Libby com-
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Tlie bones have show n a tendency pany of P o rtlan d is utilizing space
to slip. They will be secured by a j
Bie G resham b ran ch of the Ore-
m etal plate. It w as expected th a t g° “ l’";k !e
‘ ' ”«I»any and
♦
z
. i t be perform
.
receiving
ents
of rasp b e r- I ,
th i,, e operation
would
ed , J ,H
r | es,
logans shipm
and ch
erries.
today.
Ted Johnson, B. A. .Miller and j
We su g g est th a t your S a tu r­
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. L arsen re ­ F ra n k H um lin a re atten d in g th e | day o rd er ca rry some of these
ceived a visit from the la tte r's an n u al convention of the A m erican I Items.________________
brother-in-law and wife Mr. and Legion at La G rande, Oregon, as
Mrs. M. K. Johnston and friends, delegates from the Legion post at
WAI.RAD’S SPECIAL
Mr. and Mrs. H. Nelson, all of th is place. Mrs. F ra n k H am lin and I Best C ream ery B u tter
S eattle. On W ednesday Mr. and Mrs. O. A. E astm an a re delegates to
per pound.
I
Mrs. L arsen and th eir guests mo­ the A uxiliary convention being held
New shipment of wash
KOI h B U I.
tored up the Columbia River h ig h ­ In conjunction w ith th a t of the Le­
way as far as Hood R iver w here gion. Mrs. E astm an is ju n io r p ast ' A very fine tab le syrup
dresses now on display.
they eujoyed’a picnic dinner. The sta te p resid en t of th e au x iliary and
sam e evening Mr. L arse n ’s niece, occupies the position of president
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Wash Frocks of printed
Mrs. Jam es L arsen and tw o ch il­ of the p resid en t's parley a t the
voiles and novelty prints,
dren from E aston, W ashington, convention.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Burlingam e,
cam e out for a sh o rt visit between
all new styles, all sizes.
tra in s on th eir way to California. Glen B urlingam e and Miss Mary
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Baker, the M iller left W ednesday for a few
6 s .........
16 to 44, priced at
form er Mrs. B ert B aker's brother, days' recreatio n at Newport.
Miss M argaret L u ttre ll of M yrtle
left this m orning for th eir home in
r > s
$
Mingo, Iowa, a fte r nearly a w eek’s P oint, Oregon, was a week-end
guest
of
Miss
Violet
Coe.
She
will
visit a t tlie B aker home on Maple
HORSESHOE
BLEND
avenue. They plan to go from Se­ come out from P o rtlan d for the
The h ighest grad e coffee, fresh
a ttle
t t i e t to
o V
Vancouver,
11. C. by boat. I< oml,IK w«‘‘k-end and rem ain over
ancouver, B.
roasted and ground,
4 CL
m aking the trip home through the | *’,,r
w edding of Miss Coe w hich
pound ...............................
Canadian Rockies, with a side trip , wl11 ta k e P|ace W ednesday evening,
to A laska throw n In.
* ' a *r B urch left T uesday for
S ARDINI S, large oval
Mr and Mrs W N V n .w ,
H e,nlock ran g e r statio u in Colum-
Tom ato, M ustard. Spiced
son BIHy Ir of H eyburn Tdah
bl"
P ,,r“Kt' W a8hlnK‘on. from
-1 v a n s ............
¿AC
left this m orning after s'pJndi ?g
point he expects to w ork for
G resham , Oregon
tw o days with Mr. and Mrs* W IE
L ,s
m ? ' W* c * 'B u r h i s 't i O *
PEACHES. E h rm an ’s Best
^ w
e ^ f o r ^ ^
E xtra fancy clings, 2A4 Cûz»
Gresham Locals
I British Columbia points, arriv ed
home yesterday. They w ere a c ­
com panied by W. F. Honey, who
has been in V ancouver for th e past
two m onths. Mrs. N este will be
rem em bered as Miss H en rietta
Honey, sister of W. F. and George
F. Honey. Mr. and Mrs, Neste a re
from Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. H arold Richmond
a re enjoying a vacation trip w hich
will take them into B ritish Col­
umbia.
Window Cleaning.
For expert window cleaning see
S. Tajim a, or leave ord ers w ith J.
Ross Brown. Gresham , phone 2501.
W ant ads add to your profit.
Electric Washers
Reduced!
\\ e have two washers
that have been used
f o r demonstration
several times that we
are selling at sub­
stantial reductions.
WALRAD
They will carry the
same guarantee as a
new machine.
Merc. Co.
Phone 1411
45c
19c
...33
63c
.... 99c
Wash
Frocks
UPT "
$166 HORION, used only for dem onstration, reduced
$17.» ZENITH . T his m achine is ju st as good as any
new’ one, n o w .
L L. KIDDER HDWE. CO.
Phone 1421
GRESHAM
M en K now '
7.95
ToC
W. R. HICKS CO.
: U ° nMrr Y o u S . u S e H n U n d e n i
">a k < - S
« / h U U m . l T h . ^ . be7n “vT itln *
S
s
’f o ^ a
^ r t e ^ 'm ’
P IN E A P P L E , b r o k e n s lic e d
S o la r b r a n d , 2 L
- « 'a n s
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45C
CORN, high g ra d e yellow
Del
Mrs. B. W. T h orne en tertain ed Helds,
on T hursday of last week a t her | Mrs. M arian Hoss has ch arg e of
home for Miss G ertrude A lexander, the office of A. W Metzger & Co
whose w edding will be an event of during the absence of Ted John-
th e com ing m onth. A varied as- ( son, who is attending the A m erican
sortm ent of beautiful gifts was giv- Legion convention at I.a G rande
en Miss A lexander. Six tables of
Mrs. Frieda F an ch er Is assistin g
bridge were played and refre sh - at the T w entieth C entury grocery
tnents served.
I tem porarily.
Malga,
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IIOCSE BROOMS................... :€<»<•
At special p ric e s.............. 59 1*
High grad e b r o o m s .... H9<>
and local m ad e................. OOe
S I 6 AR. C A II. pure
cane su g ar, sack.
(jtß
0Q
Men know when f,x»«l fa ¡»«xxl. Men know when quality f.Mxl
»G?„b?Cn use‘, lto it,ro ‘luct' a luscious dish or a cooling beverage.
Si, f " , a p p rr f 1 a„te *hc j een
of w omen who carefully
«elect quality first and then buy w here fhev save. The business
X 7 e m 'e nntm en
‘h tir
‘h r i f i v ^
To Get M arried
Some day, young man, you’ll be standing
beside the only girl, saying two little
words that will multiply your need for
money. Before that time, back yourself
with a bank account.
Saturday-Monday Piggly Wiggly Features
IHNSO.
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the larg. sizi
For all around w ashing
You Can’t begin too soon.
GROCERY BULLETIN
SUGAR
Pure tine cane sugar.
Saturday and Monday
cash special. Sack
Cross & Black-
well Products
____$6.45
Finest delicacies im­
ported from London,
England.
Grandma Mixed
PICKLES*
Large jar
35c
DILL P 'i ’KLES
Pint jars
26c
Special
3 packages
25c
1 Pep Free
NEWS (LAM S
Oregon Minced Clams,
No. 1 cans, 3 for
72c
Seal of Oregon, made
by the Crown Mills,
49-lb. sack
$1.91
GOLD BAR PEAS
Small size
3 cans
I HOW ( HOW
SW I 1 T BRINSON
PK h l E
Silver Bar
TOMATOES
> P h CAE II I I
> GE I tk i NS
»5c
MIN I S A K E
DR A NGE
M tKM (E ID E
YA RMOI III
RED VI E RS
HE It RING
Bridal Customs:
RUMFORD BAKING POWDER
l-pound can
J-pound can
1 TABLET
15c
zoc
< I KTIS “ DIME" T l N f
Picnic (ins of light
m eat fish, 3 tin s ..
FIRST STATE BANK
¿AC
W IISO N IT M l RG A RINK.
The perfect sp rta d
pound
AC
GRESHAM
3 pounds
A STRONG BANh
KAH1EI TO ( KAB. selected
Ja p an ese ocean caught on
crab,
73c
D E C O R A T IO N
OF Y O U T H
2 pounds ........
( ANTALOl'PE
T hese are ex tra large pink
m eat Wasco melons.
fruit jars
MASON J a rs , q u a rts . . .
MM
M ISON Ja rs, pints
dozen ..................
u -.
IDEAL Ja rs, g lass tops
q u arts, dozen . . . . S I . 2 3
IDEAL Ja rs, glass tops
pints, dozen. . .
’Ble
El ONttMA J a rs , q u a rts
LINDSAY R IPE OMA ES.
medium size fru it in tin
pint s iie tins. 2 for. ¿ ¿ f t
NABISCO SUGAR
WAFERS. 3 pkgs
O’
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OTTER t I.A MS. flat tin s of
minced raz o r clam s from
W ashington
2 f o r ..............
SUGAR
I REE uith each purchase
Powell St.
These prices for Saturday
45c
hands of the clock and the pages
of the calendar are stationary for the
woman who dresses youthfully» Wc
have jewelry lor women of all
ages, that recalls the zest and
glow of youth ’ A bracelet
in colored stones sug­
gests the spring­
time of life.
dtlt.Urp's IfUieIr» ¡fetore
l
19c
I 1C
87c
SILVER BAR PIN EA PPLE.
large tin s H aw aiian p p i in 11X e­
7“
apple in syrup
2 for ...................
T HE
I
EIONOMY Ja rs, pints
dozen
JE IL A GLASSES
dol‘‘n ........
PURE CANE,
10 p o u n d s
.
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Gresham
30
STORES
SI •»()
.m no
43$
63^
S "ORE
An Oregon Institution
Next lo Brown’s Market, Gresham
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NEW POTATOES
7 pounds ............
PIGGLY WIGGLY (R E A M .
ERA BI TTER, ex tra
( I
fine q u ality, lb.
THE
can..........
OR ( NGEs, med. dze
dozim
PIGGIA WIGGI.1 TWIN
BREAD. 2 lbs. wax w rapped,
w hite or whole w heat 1 1
loaf ............................. IlC
1 MIXING SPOON
1 COOK BOOK
29c
NORMtNNA K IPPER ED
*»N U k s . smoked bon> x p
less fillets, 2 for
T here g no b etter soap m ade
25c
Large oval cans
2 for
N HI ItWOOD’S (LAM *
( HOWDER, 3 cans.
A m erica's larg est seller
• •I I ST IV 0R 1 s o i l '
PORK and BEANS
This is high class mer­
chandise for the partic­
ular trade
BEI MAIZ ( ORN. a new va­
riety of fancy golden corn
th a t is b etter and
op
sw eeter, 2 lge. tin s. »)AC
97c
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f
I7c
\ honeymoon is so called because many
centuries ago in the German tribes, a
couple drank a concoction of honey for one
muon, 28 days, after the wedding.
\ an Camp’s
OTTER SARDINES
39c
D R O M E D tR V G R A P E F R U IT
T ree ripened Florida
fru it at its best. can. .
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PAG N A P IIT IH SOAP n
25c
35c
M JP.\ JUNIOR COEEEE, an
exceptional coffee value O
pound carto n . . .
4MC
2-lb. tin s
.1"'
¿DC
29c
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12-oz. sealed tin ..
N ationally known and en ­
joyed.
15c
Throwing shoes at the bride is a survival of
the ancient symboism by which delivery of
a shoe signified transfer of possession,
lossing a shoe on property once denoted
new ownership.
Best standard tomatoes
with puree
2 cans
Med. cans, 3 for
3 fo r
KE1 I OGI.'S i n i ; \ | | \ h E \
POST TOASTIES
2 packages ........
F resh shipm ent ju st in.
C O F F E E ^M .1 B. Golden
W est or Hills.
Pound ..........................
57c
SAA I I T MIXED
I’ll h l.E
■I PII h l ED ONIONS
Kel log’s Corn Flakes
FLOUR
< um idire M AKSHM tl.I.O W S,