GRESHAM OUTLOOK,
PAGE FOUR
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The Rev. and Mrs. L. A. Skuzle
I and sons m otored to St. H elens
' W ednesday w here they visited with
! the p asto r's b ro th er, Wm. Skuzie,
I and fam ily.
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An in te restin g d em onstration of
B arnes & Son have com pleted the W estinghouse electrical cook
fu rn ish in g th e m aterial for a 4- | ing ran g es and ap pliances was held
room cottage erected a t Blue lake S atu rd ay afternoon at th e local
for Dr. D. Underw ood of P ortland, j sto re of th e P o rtlan d E lectric Pow-
H. A. B arnes has recently built a e r com pany. A fine th ree-co u rse
sum m er home on a lot owned by ' d in n er was served to the ladies
hint a t Blue lake w hich he has present. Mrs. J. H. Ball w as given
an electric cu rlin g iron as a door
ren ted for th e season.
Mrs. H arry D onley of Spokane, prize.
Miss Mollie A ldrich of Spokane
d au g h ter of Mrs. H annah Shaw ,
and Mr. and Mrs. C harles H arrison was a guest at th e B enjam in Cam
and son Jesse of Los A ngeles a re eron home on W ednesday. Miss
house guests a t th e home of Mr. A ldrich form erly ta u g h t school at
and Mrs. L. T. S t.C la ir. Mr. H a r G rand F o rk s. North D akota, while
Mr. and Mrs. Cam eron resided
rison is a nephew of Mrs. Shaw.
Mrs. H. K. K naw les, a n urse in there.
piano rec ital is being arran g e d
th e sta te hospital a t Salem, called by A Mrs.
J. E. O ates in which 22 of
on Mrs. George D uncan Tuesday.
her pupils will p articip ate, th e
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Stockton of event to tak e place at th e M ethodist
V ernonia w ere Sunday guests at ch u rch on F riday evening, Ju ly 1
th e hom es of Mr. S tockton's b ro th Those who will play a re Mae and
ers, Claude, Loda and Elvis.
N ettie Nelou«, H ow ard and Hazel
Miss Joyce K idder has enrolled Booth, Alice and A rth u r Suhr, Ray
for th e six w eeks' course of the F orm an, Irm a S tall, Ruby and Ross
P o rtlan d session of the U niversity Holloway, Mrs. Irm a Richmond
of Oregon sum m er school which is M argaret G ates, Edith and Elva
being held a t Lincoln high school. E ck ert, Ruth Welch, C atherine and
She is m ajoring in history and ed F lorence H aynes. F red Powell
ucation. Miss Hope MacKenzie, a L a d le Tobias, Mary Moller, B ertha
form er high school teach er here, is Johnson and Ja ck H anson. Mrs. E
also a student at the sum m er E. Morehead of P o rtlan d , a sister
school, and Mrs. Maude Michel of Mrs. O ates, will sing. E veryone
W hite, form erly of G resham , is is cordially invited to atten d this
tak in g th e work. Tw o Fairview recital w hich is en tirely free of
citizens, Mrs. Ja n e t Lum sden and charge
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. M iller, who
h er son Donald G rant, are am ong
those enrolled. Mrs. Lum sden is have been at th e home of th eir
tak in g education and her son is d au g h ter Mrs. E lton E astm an for
tak in g a course in lite ra tu re anti th e past th re e m onths, have left
biology. Miss M arian M cIntosh of for O akland, C alifornia, on a com
Fairview is an o th er who Is taking bined business and p leasu re trip.
advantage of th e w ork given by th e They are undecided as to w hether
they will rem ain th e re o r not.
U niversity.
T he G resham band w as given a
The la st m eeting of the sum m er
fo r the A m erican Legion aux iliary special ribbon aw ard for th e ex
will be held next T uesday evening, cellen t ap p earan ce It presented in
Ju n e 28, at th e g ran g e hall, when a F rid ay 's p arad e of the rose festival
Joint m eeting of the Legion anti last week. F ra n k Gibb's who im
A uxiliary will be held. Pot luck perso n ated U ncle Sam, m ade a par
supper will be served a t 7 o’clock. O cularly im pressive show ing in the
A prow ler loitered around the lineup.
G resham ch a p te r of O. E. S. and
B ussell Akin residence W ednesday
evening for about an hour try in g th e Masonic lodge of this place will
both fro n t anil back doors, and Join with T ro u td ale ch a p te r and
finally left only afte r a porch light Masonic lodge in holding Sunday
had been turneil on him twice. Mrs. services a t th e Masonic hom e at
........ .......
____F orest G rove Sunday afternoon.
Akin saw .........
him leave
the ...........
front , yard
anil heatl tow ard W allula avenue , Ju n e 26, at 2 o clock. Members anti
about 11 o'clock. He Is describeti friends are Invited to atten d .
G resham ch ap ter of O. E. S. en
as a man of medium build. At 10
o’clock steps w ere heard on the te rtain e d the 1927 m atro n s, p atrons,
back porch and ns th e light was associate m atro n s and secreta ries
sw itched on, a man ran through of P o rtlan d and vicinity on T u es
the yard. About an hour la ter the day evening. The grade school o r
m an w as heard on the front porch ch e stra, directed by Mrs. Robert
w here he tried the door.
At the Hlnir of P o rtland, gave a very en
tim es he attem pted to en ter the joyable and pleasing program . A
house lig h ts w ere on In several violin solo by Donald Page, a trio
room s and th e radio was going, so com posed of M argaret Ott violin,
he w as ap p a ren tly anything but E lizabeth T h o rn to n cello and Jean
E lkington at th e piano w ere beau
tim id In his m ovements.
Joe Chlodo Is driving a new tifu lly ren d ered and much enjoyed.
Dodge B rothers ro ad ste r,
pur-, L ittle Jean Page accom panied Don-
chased thro u g h the local agency of ahi on the drum and won much a p
plause.
C harles M artin, patron
Brockw ay & Nelson
W. H. M itchell rep o rts th a t th e re ' of . C onlnthian ch ap ter, favored the
Is going to be good dem and for con- audience w ith vocal selections
cession space on the Improved fair Dainty refre sh m e n ts w ere served
grounds.
The F ish er F louring , by the com m ittee ._______
Mills have contracted for a large
space In the m ain building w here
they w ill dem onstrate th e ir prod
ucts and tre a t all in terested to
fine w arm buttered, fru it spreail
C ontinued from page 1
scones.
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge L eslie left would he w orse for the sta te th an
W ednesday m orning for Seaside to not to adopt it at all. T h ere Is too
spend a few days In th e ir cottage stro n g and divergent opinion on the
st th e beach.
practicab ility of an Income tax to
H. M. M oreland, form erly a g ri Insure its perm anency If adopted.
c u ltu ra l in stru c to r in G resham It is believed to be an unw ise ex
Union high school. Is planning to perim ent u n less other sla te s adopt
move h ere from Roseburg July 1st a sim ilar law. Oregon is hardly
and become associated w ith B. W. stro n g enough to stand alone in
T horne in the real estate business. th is method of double tax atio n , s it
They will handle g eneral insurance, uated as she is betw een two much
loans, real estate, etc. Mr. M ore stro n g er sta te s w hich are free from
land h as been engaged as a g ric u l th is tax and d isru p tin g agitation.
320-321. A ssessm ent and T ax a
tu ra l te ac h er in the R oseburg high
school and Is a man of wide ex p er tion E nforcem ent Bill.
The only argum ent on th is bill Is
ience. T heir m any friends will be
glad to welcome Mr. and Mrs. a negative one, and this statem en t
M oreland back to G resham
They Is m ade: "A gross abuse of au-
expect to move here as soon as th o rltv conferred by house bill 7 2 1
su itab le living q u a rte rs can be is responsible for Its being referred
found.
to th e people by petition. A law
The Rev. and Mrs. 11. R Oeb- which subjects tax p ay ers to the In-
bard t and dau g h ter E lizabeth left i|u lslto rial oppression attem pted
W ednesday m oruing for Illinois u nder th is bill should be repealed,
w here they will visit relativ es a and a new law enacted th at Is
fe w w e e k s The Rev. Mr. G ebhardt, properly safeg u ard ed .”
a form er p astor of th e Zion Evan-
It would give the sta te tax cotn-
gelical church In G resham , was m ission alm ost unlim ited au th o rity
sent fWini Los A ngeles as a dele- over tax atio n m atters, to adm in-
gate from a clergym an's organlza- ister and control alm ost everything
tlon to the convention of the Pa- ami everybody th at p ertained to
cltlc Coast A dvertising club's asso taxation m atters. It Isn't good pol-
clatinn In P ortland.
Icy. Kill It
Mrs. B enjam in Cam eron enter-
322 323. Nestucca Bay Fish Clos- .
ta im d the 1919 past m atrotts' club Ing Bill.
S atu rd ay at a 1 o'clock luncheon.
T his is a referendum called on
Gresham Locals
Special Election Tuesday
a law passed by th e la st leg isla
tu re closing the N estucca Bay and
trib u ta rie s to com m ercial flshiAg.
T he negative arg u m en t in the
pam phlet says am ong o th er th in g s:
"T he N estucca bay and tr ib u ta r
ies w here com m ercial fishing is
now allow ed lie wholly w ithin T il
lamook county, and no o th er co u n
ty of the s ta te w ill be directly a f
fected in case th is m easu re be
c o m e s a law. T he people in T illa
mook county who know all th e co n
d itions are p rac tica lly one h u n d red
per çen t opposed to th is m easure,
and we subm it th a t the people of
th is county should be perm itted to
co n tro l th eir own in d u stries.
“ In Justice and fairn ess, and as
sensible citizens and sportsm en, we
ask you to vote "NO” on th is bill
w hen it com es before you for your
sovereign approval or rejection."
I \ ANGELICAL ( III Kl II
TO DISCUSS BUILDING
A special m eeting of Zion E v an
gelical church will be held on S u n
day at the close of th e m orning se r
vice to discuss th e building p ro
gram of the ch u rch . T he ch u rch
council will p rese n t plans and fig
ures.
Sunday school w ill m eet a t 10
o’clock and w ill be follow ed a t 11
by preach in g by th e p asto r, th e
With fear and trembling the YOUNG MAN
waited for a good opportunity and finally' asked
HER FATHER.
"I know you and like you, You are clean and
straight but let me see your Savings \ccount book
please,” the father replied.
The Y()t \ ( i MAN blushed violently and con
fessed that he had NONE.
“ If you mean business, young man,” continued
the lather, “Come back a year from now and show
me your pass book. You can have no daughter of
mine until you show me that you have got back
bone enough to save a substantial amount out of
e\ery pay check.”
The power a man puts into savings, measures
the power of the man in everything he undertakes.”
- Frank A. \ anderlip.
FIRST STATE BANK
«R H H A H , OREGON
A Strong Bank
24, 1927
Rev. E. H orstinann, w ho w ill ta k e H A NN IN GS V ISIT
as his topic "To th e E nd of th e
SOUTHERN OREGON
Road."
The choir w ill ren d e r
special music.
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. M anning re
The Senior league w ill m eet a t 8
tu rn ed hom e Monday evening from
in the evening.
a p leasan t week sp en t at various
W illam ette valley tow ns, including
WOULD WIDE P E A C E
Salem. C orvallis, Monmouth, Cot
TO BE DISCUSS] 1» tage G rove and O akland. They
attended th e com m encem ent e x e r
"W orld C ooperation o r W ar" Is cises of th e Oregon norm al at Mon
to be th e them e of th e serm on next m outh on W ednesday a t which
Sunday m orning at th e M ethodist tim e th e ir g ran d d a u g h ter, Miss
church by the p asto r, th e Rev. H. | Louise H ow ard, was g rad u ated
V. W ilhelm . T his vital su b ject is . from th e in stitu tio n . She w ill teach
one of th e m ost significant con- 1 her first term of school in the
fronting th is g en eratio n , and one ' ju n io r «high school at Bandon, Ore-
in w hich the ch u rch has a tre - I gon, th e com ing year,
m endous interest. P eople should J Mr. and Mrs. M anning attended
use every o p p ortunity to secure th e an n u a l m eeting of th e sta te
added inform ation ab o u t th e m at- 1 gran g e at C orvallis sev eral days
ter. says th e pastor.
| d u rin g th e week. At O akland they
The Sunday school m eets a t 10 , w itnessed th e dedication S atu rd ay
o’clock and extends a h ea rty w el- i m orning of a m onum ent erected as
come to any who c a re to m ake use a m em orial for the Rev. C ornw all
of its benefits.
1 and fam ily. T his w as th e first
The E pw orth League, m eeting a t w hite fam ily th a t w intered in
7. will discuss the topic "U nroofed D ouglas county and Mr. C ornw all
R ecreatio n s” under th e lead ersh ip built th e first cabin ever erected in
of Miss Violet Coe.
th a t county. Five hu n d red people
At 8 in the evening the p asto r w ere p rese n t at the dedication and
will preach on "T he B lindness of th e Hon. G eorge Brown of Rose-
P rejudice,"—an o th er topic w orth burg, a n ative son of D ouglas
serious consideration.
county, delivered the p rin cip al ad-
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i d ress of th e day.
C herry fly spray a t L. L. K idder j
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Hdwe. Co.—Adv
1 Many new W ant Ads today.
G R ESH A M T E M I’LE
SE R V IC E S ANNOUNCED
"T he P en teco stal Power." w ill be
th e subject of th e serm on Sunday
afternoon a t 2 o'clock at th e U nde
nom inational tem ple, the service in
ch arg e of th e reg u la r p asto r, th e
Rev. S. F. P itts. In th e evening at
7:30 he w ill speak on th e them e,!
"W itnessing for Jesu s". All are I
I invited to atten d .
"Use W ant A ds”—a good adage.
Wyoming People to Picnic.
F orm er resid en ts of W eston
county, W yoming, now living in
P o rtlan d and vicinity are planning
a picnic to be held Sunday a t
Dodge park. B asket lunch w ill be
provided and all who are from th e
section designated a re invited to
join in th e festivities.
Uncle Sam Work Shirts, 75c.
F ull cut, 2 pockets.
Special
value. A ylsw orth & M artin, G resh
am.—Adv.
Newberg Packing Co.’s offerings for
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Newberg Hama and Itacon
cheaper than for many gears.
H AMS, ch oice an d te n d e r fo r S a tu rd a y only,
a
Money Saving Specials
11
11C
BO ILIN G BE EL, choice m eat fro m
E a s te r n O regon ste e rs, lb .........
T-BO NE STE A K S, b est cuts, lb
17c
20c
no
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PO RK BOASTS, ch oice m ea ts fro m pig pork.
for the Month End
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Some even less than $3.00
STEA K S, choice cuts, lb ..........
L e g R o a s ts , lit
S h o u ld er,
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ZZC
19c
l b .......................
SEAMLESS BLEACHED SHEETS
81 x 90, with 3-inch hem, a good weight
and a real bargain, each...................
89c
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PILLOW CASES
Soft White Muslin, size 42 x 36, each...
27c
TOWELING BARGAIN
HOPE MUSLIN
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36-inch line, soft and free
from dressing, yard...........
Part linen, of medium weight,
14c
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10c
TURKISH TOWELS
TOW ELS
Medium weight buck toweling
colored borders, 17x28, ea....
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You c a n do y o u r S a tu rd a y b u y in g rig h t in th is
sto re , w h e th e r y o u r d in n e r is a big o n e a t hom e o r a
picnic. C om e h ere.
NEWBERG PACKING & PRODUCE CO.
Phone 1151
S tore No. 3
Coming within your budget
is an easy task the Piggly
Wiggly way. You have the
p r iv ile g e to p e r so n a lly
choose tne size and quantity
to suit your needs at prices
to fit your budget.
for ch ild ren
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
A new lot of A. A. C u tter Co.'s
“ T h e H ouse of Q uality”
G R E S H A M ,O R E G O N
PHONE 1411
We Give G reen T ra ilin g S tam p s
HIGH SHOES
WORK SHOES
for men
for hikers
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GROCERY BULLETIN
Saturday-Monday Piggly Wiggly Features
SHREDDED WHEAT
ir t r jt
Sardines
«
Finest Quality
Extras
No. 2 1 cans, sliced
25c
In mustard, spice and
tomato sauce
Large oval tins
2 cans
45? “
Pink Salmon
25c
BROOKFIELD BUTTER
Market hay Raisins
Best brand of
seedless raisins
4-lb. pkg.
39c
Cerlo
Indispensable for mak
ing fellies and fams
2 bottes
55c
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Seal
of Oregon
Flour
H ard w heat flour m ade
by th e C row n M ills,
49-lb. sack
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TUN. TOBACCO. 16-oz. cans
TOMATO SOUP
3 f o r ...........................
Known for th eir q uality
25c
light
........
q u an tity at
price
Large can, not hopped
CH EESE, full cream
pound .........................
28c
AMAIZO OIL. a su
perio r salad oil, q t. .
43c
PIGGLY WIGGLY
TUI Y B R E ID .
2Tb. q u ality loaves.
W hite or w hole w heat, wax
w rapped.
IIKII.LO, clean s like
can 50c
lightning, s m a ll........
large
Tomato Soup
P \. TOBACCO, 16-oz. can
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SAKDIYES. in oil
4 for ...........................
Campbell’s best brand
3 cans
75/
49c
97c
11c
3 Star Malt
$ i:
19c
5c
lb. 4 7 c
94
SAI MOY, pink
ta ll can s .....................
HOYE Y
25c
Quality and Service
25c
RED PACK HOT
SAUCE, c a n ............
A high grad e pack from
('aliio n ia.
q u a rt ja rs
9c
20c
25c
15c
49c
FJ»
( EHTO, (S urejell)
2 bottles ..........
“SOLAR” PI YE APPLE O
39c
2 cans ................
L arge 2*^ tin s in syrup.
Broken slices.
W U.DORE TO ILET TISSUE
T he la rg e st seller.
3 ro lls
•)4L
ZUC ,
WILSO
Y UT
MARGARINE
T he perfect spread.
3 lb s ................
73c
M.IB's J I ’YIOK
CO FFEE, Ih. pkge.
42c
PIGGLY
WIGGLY
( REAM
ER Y BUTTER, lb.
- ibs
43c
85c
A lw ays fresh and sweet.
E re sh F ru it and
V egetable F e a tu re s.
SUYKIST ORAYGES
YEW POTATOES
nlce size. 4 lbs. .
22c
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ZOC
I.EMOYS. large and
juicy, dozen..........
24c
252 size, d o ze n ..
LETTUCE
9c
2 fo r ...
X VI'IOY U . B IX I IT
GRAM I MS o r SOD IS
2-11. box
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tf tf C
F re sh and crisp .
W AX I I Y( H KOI I s
or
25c
G E B H A R D T S DEVILED
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MEAT,
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fine for
lunche^, 2 for
93«
A. W. METZGER & CO.
Store Dept.
Phone 1451
\ \ \ ( AMP’S IIFAYS
med., 3 f o r .................
2 lbs............................
43c
BEST GRADE BUTTER,
CUBES IN CARTONS
.£ » )(
CO FFEE, M J B, H ills
or Golden W est, lb.
Export Brand
No. 1 tall cans
3 cans
O'
(lim it 3 p k g sl, 3 fo r.
BROOMS, stu rd y
w eight broom
Only a lim ited
th is low
25c
and\
Ta m ous (¡f
Med. size cans
I tor
WE D ELIVER
SEE OUR
Can't - Hunt - 'Em
PLAY TOGS
A w ell a s so rte d sto c k of p o p u lar
co lo rs a n d p rices fo r m en, w om en
and c h ild re n .
Pineapple
31c
2 Ihs. hulk
Double weave, 53x25, col. borders,
a big towel that sold regularly ¿2 Q p
for $1.00, each........
O O v
BATHING SUITS
Hawaiian
Choice Fruits,
Vegetables
and
Groceries
of all kinds.
1 .45
No. 10 pail
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Bleached and free from dressing,
42-inch, yard............ „.................... .
73c
No. 5 pail
20c
PILLOW’ TUBING
Van Camp’s
Pork and Beans
Could You Blame Dad ?
H i I HAY. JI.YE
Feed Dept.
Phone 1281
PIGGLY WIGGLY
1 Q&C Over Mv V fcr& l