Gresham outlook., September 09, 1927, Page 4, Image 4

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GRESHAM OUTLOOK, F B II»AV. SEPTEMBER
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Mrs. Lelie Runyan and son. Geo.
W adsw orth, of K irby, Oregon, vis­
ited with Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Man­
ning and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. R ush­
er la st week. They left Monday for
their home w here Mrs. Runyan is
W. R. Johnson has begun th e I engaged as teach er ip th e public
co nstruction of a m odern 7-room
j schools.
house on his property on the Base
Mrs. H arold Buzick has Joined
L ine road a q u a rte r mile east of
th e 12-mlle corner. The building | her husband a t Oregon City w here
w ill be 28 x 36 feet in size, tw o he is m an ag er of th e W alter Metz­
sto ries in height and w ill have full ger Buick . agency recen tly pur-
basem ent. Mr. Johnson is doing , chased by Mr. Metzger.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Jo h n so n and
th e w ork throughout and will not
have the house com pleted for sev­ children, accom panied by Moro,
Oregon, friends Mr. and Mrs. F. R.
era l m onths.
M argie Shaw, granddaughter of F o rtn e r and children, enjoyed the
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Miller, Is ex­ Labor Day week-end by a to u r of
pected back tom orrow from San j the chain of T illam ook beaches.
A G resham surgeon w as called
F rancisco w here she has spent the
sum m er vacation w ith h er m other. Sunday to atten d th e in ju rie s of u
Mrs. L illian Young. Margie is a S eattle w om an, a Mrs. A nderson,
pupil at the GreBham grade school. whose back w as badly h u rt when
Mrs. R obert H ayes of Albany is the autom obile in which she was
visiting at the home of her p arents riding tu rn ed over on E ast Powell
| Valley road n ear th e Sim onson
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bushong.
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residence. She was se n t to P o rt­
Dr. and Mrs. J. G. S ture w ere
land san itariu m .
pleasantly surprised Sunday a fte r­
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. G aleener, p a r­
noon when about 50 friends and
relatives came in to assist in th e ents of Mrs. M. L. W hite, have sent
house w arm ing of th eir beautiful word of th e ir safe arriv a l a t Ma­
new residence w hich has recently dera, C alifornia. They left a week
been com pleted on Ava avenue. A ago W ednesday and arriv ed home
program consisting of num bers by ! S aturday afte r a p leasan t trip .
M aurice Botkin, who has been
a m ale q u arte t, solos and other se­
lections and a num ber of addresses em ployed in the sales d ep artm en t
w as enjoyed by those present, after of Swift & Co. of P o rtlan d for sev­
w hich delicious refreshm ents were eral m onths past, has been tr a n s ­
served. Dr. and Mrs. S tu re w ere ferred from local te rrito ry to the
presented w ith a pedestal Boston I coast, em bracing th e a re a from
fern, other potted p la n ts and sev­ T aft to W heeler. He and Mrs. Bot­
kin expect later to m ake th e ir resi-
eral bouquets of cu t flowers.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Felton and i deuce In Tillam ook.
children of Millwood, W ashington,
W. D. K inder left yesterd ay for
have been visiting at th e home of j Moro w here he w ill judge th e club
th e form er's b ro th er T. A. Felton. work and livestock in th e S herm an
M i - b . F elton's niece, Miss D orothy I county fair. Mrs. K inder is in E u­
Sfecaur, who has been visiting for gene w here she is visiting w ith rel-
the past m onth a t the Felton home, 1 atives over th e week end.
retu rn ed to her home In Goeur d’
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. L.
Alene, Idaho, last Monday.
P. M anning w ere C. W. Sherwood
Mrs. B. W. Em ery and daughter, ' and Mrs. C arrie Jam es of Los An­
Mrs. Ruby Buckle, visited for sev­ geles, Gene H astings of A shland,
era l days of last week with friends i and Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Sherwood
at V ancouver, W ashington.
; and d au g h ter M arjorie of P ortland.
A num ber from G resham and C. W. Sherwood Is su p erin ten d en t
Powell Valley attended th e funeral of the Pacific Car D um urrage bu-
of th e Rev. A. V. A nderson which I reau of Los Angeles, and R. T.
was held in Em anuel church, P o rt­ Sherwood has been a m em ber of
land, on Tuesday afternoon.
tin- Circle th e ate r o rc h e stra for
Miss Louise H ow ard, g ran d ­ the past 15 years}. T he m en a re
dau g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. L. P. nephew s of Mrs. Manning.
M anning, has begun her first year
Mr. and Mrs. P at W hite, th e fo r­
of teaching. She will be employed
mer a b rother of M. L. W hite who
as In stru cto r in E nglish, m athe­
recently moved to G resham , and
m atics and d ram atics at the junior
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es F orm an of
high school at Bandon. Oregon.
P ortlan d w ere dinner g u ests last
Miss H ow ard form erly attended
evening of Mr. and Mrs. W hite.
G resham Union high school.
The Rev. anil Mrs. M. V. Wliet-
T he first reg u lar m eeting of th e
Rebekah W elfare club since th e zell visited Sunday with form er
sum m er vacation met w ith Mrs. O klahom a friends at W oodburn, Mr.
George Kenney W ednesday a fte r­ and Mrs. Jan ies Iloye and the la t­
noon with a line attendance. Mrs. te r's p aren ts Mr. and Mrs. E d­
H. E. Davis, a sister of Mrs. E. E. mondson of T e rre H aute, Indiana.
The B aptist Ladles' Guild is p lan ­
W elling, was the guest of Mrs.
Kenney during the m orning and ning a chicken dinner to be given
next T hursday evening. Septem ber
later of the club.
T he Rev. F. M. B urtch, form erly 15, nt tin* church. D inner will be
pastor of th e Bethel B aptist church served from 5:30 to 7:30.
Miss G ladys B unting has r e ­
hero, now of Notus, Idaho, was a
ca lle r in G resham on Wednesday. turn ed to G resham and w ill tak e
He was accom panied by his m other, her sister H azel's place as office
Mrs. C lara B urtch anil his three a ssista n t w ith the M aytag w ashing
sons. They had been visiting r e la ­ m achine com pany. Hazel is p lan ­
tives in P ortland and w ere on th e ir ning to enroll for her senior year at
G reshnm Union high school.
way home.
Gresham Locals
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The Rev. and Mrs. E. H orstm ann,
Mrs. F. V olbrecht and Miss Ilse
Schw edler re tu rn e d T uesday from
a w eek’s trip to Pow ell Butte, O re­
gon, w here they w ere th e guests of
Mrs. V olbrecht's
b rother-in-law
and sister Mr. an d Mrs. W illiam
F reund. On the way home they spent
Monday night a t th e home of th e
Rev. and Mrs. H. K arpenstein of
Eugene. They w ent by way of T he
D alles and retu rn ed via McKenzie
pass.
On Sunday th e Rev. Mr.
H orstm ann perform ed the m a rria g e
cerem ony of Mrs. V olbrecht’s niece,
Miss L ena F reu n d nt Pow ell B utte,
and Lloyd W yatt of The Dalles. Mr.
adn Mrs. E. E. Schw edler and Mr.
and Mrs. W alter V olbrecht joined
the p arty on S atu rd ay and re-
m ained until Monday. Mrs. W alter
V olbrecht attended the bride.
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T he G resham band w ill hold its
benefit dance a t Blue Lake on No­
vem ber 11, A rm istice day. T his is
the benefit planned for L abor day
and called off on account of exces­
sive rain .
j Jen e Myers R ichards w ill p resen t
a group of young p ian ists a t th e
hom e of Mrs. P au l Stone on S a tu r­
' day aftern o o n , S eptem ber 10, at
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2:30 o'clock. Those who will ta k e
i p a rt w ill be Vera and M arjorie
| Stone and D orothy M iller of G resh ­
j am and two little g irls from P o rt­
j land. F rien d s of th e little g irls a re
J invited to be present.
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Robert V aritz. m eat cu tter at th e
S an itary Meat m ark et, has been a b ­
sent from his w ork for th e p ast tw o i
weeks as th e r e s u lt of infection in
one of his fingers follow ing a cut. !
The condition is now m uch im ­
proved and V aritz expects to re- :
tu rn to his w ork soon. Mrs. Geo.
D ietl was also absent from th e :
m a rk e t for a week suffering w ith
lum bago b ut is now recovered.
1927
P re p a ra tio n s a re being m ade for
th e ten -m an team golf to u rn am en t
to be played S unday betw een St.
H elens co u n try club and G resham
golf club on th e Ruby golf course.
The follow ing is th e lineup of th e
G resham p lay ers, Jam es Bushong,
W illiam Ott, Dr. W. J. Ott, W. J.
Todd, Dr. H. V. Adix, J. R. M artin,
B. W. T horne, W alter Zenger, Glen
D avidson and W. J. Cooper.
Bungalow Bargain.
County A g ricu ltu ra l A gent S. B.
My fine 5-room hom e for sale a t a
H all judged the a g ric u ltu ra l and
' bargain. M ust be seen to be ap ­
h o rtic u ltu ra l exhibits W ednesday preciated. Main stree t. G resham .
at th e Colum bia county fair being ! H . W. Cooley, phone 51x2.
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held th is week a t Deer Islan d . Mr.
W ant ads add to your profit.
H all says th a t they have a good
fair, alth o u g h bad w eath er had cu t
The Bentley Tire Shop
down th e num ber of a g ric u ltu ra l
under n ew m a n a g e m en t
exhibits. T he livestock exhibits
S e w and V nlruntzed Tire», t.u»o-
l l n e , tills and G rease».
w ere la rg e r th a n usual.
e x p e r t saw itllnv.
B roken a r tic le s rep aired .
In su ra n ce funds for farm loans.
Miss G ladys S h arp is visiting a t
No com m ission or brokerage. Very
Seaside for a few days. She was easy term s. B. W. T horne.—Adv.
accom panied to the beach by her
m other and siste r Miss E lsa S harp,
b ut they re tu rn e d W ednesday.
SEPT.
V a c a tio n d a y s a re
o v er and th e ev e r y -
m orning lu n c h box
w ill be w a it in g t o
be filled .
At P ig g ly W ig g ly
m o th e r has su ch
a w o n d erfu l op p or­
tu n ity to search the
s p a c io u s s h e lv e s
fo r a p p e t iz in g
l.unch v a riety .
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H e r e yo u w ill fin d a c o m p le te lin e o f sc h o o l s u p p lie s
W e c a rry a co m p le te lin e of
CARTERS INKS, MUCILAGE and PASTE
O nce
trie d , a lw a y s used.
Ask us fo r b lo tte rs, th ey a re free fo r th e a s k in g
Hepp’s Racket Store
A le tte r has been received from
Mr. and Mrs. Chase E. S t.C lair,
who a re now in south c e n tra l I lli­
Phone 1236
GRESHAM
nois, tellin g of overtak in g Mr. and
Mrs. O scar Jo h n so n and fam ily
n ear Sauk C entre, M innesota, on
October 31. The n am e' of W. W.
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Metzger on the sp a re tire cover first
a ttra c te d th eir atten tio n . They en ­
joyed a fine visit with th e J o h n ­
sons, who expected to reach th e ir
d estination at Litchfield th a t night.
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The auto races a t the Speedbowl
which w ere postponed from la st
Sunday and L abor day a re a n ­
nounced for Sunday, Septem ber 11
and Septem ber 18. W ith th e in d i­
cations favoring p leasan t w eath er
m any will w ant to see th ese races.
Mrs. M. I. Sunday and two ch il­
dren left th is m orning for Hood
River to join Mr. Sunday. *who has
been employed for several m onths
as m ach in ist In a m achinery and
w oodw orking p lan t.
They have
taken housekeeping rooms and ex ­
pect to rem ain to the end of the
apple h arv est and possibly all w in ­
ter.
G uests of Mrs. C. H. L ane from
W ednesday un til T h u rsd ay eve­
ning w ere Mrs. Georg»1 H ealey and
sm all son of C osta Mesa. C alifo r­
nia. Mrs. H ealey has sp en t the past
th ree m onths in N orth D akota vis­
iting with relativ es and is now on
her way home.
Miss Edna M ew hirter and Miss
Maud P h illip s have tak en house­
keeping rooms in th e C. E. R usher
home for th e school year. Miss
P h illip s will spend th e m ost of h er
week m d s at h er home in Oregon
City,
Die Penniless
In su ra n c e m en tell us t h a t 82% of all m en die
PEN N ILESS. T h is m e a n s th a t b u t 18% of us a re
fin a n c ia l successes.
T h e rea so n fo r th is T E R R IB L E a v e ra g e is sim p ly
b ecau se m ost m en do n o t SAVE.
P/GGLY WJGGLY
Week-End Features
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SOUR l’ICKLES, in t h i l A «
bulk, q u a rt ............... lot
S ta rt y our sa v in g s account h e re today.
If a young m an of 20 w ould sa v e $12 a y e a r, a t
th e ag e of 65 h e w ould h a v e $1510.44 (4% com ­
pounded.)
FIRST STATE BANK
GRESHAM. OREGON
A S trong Bunk
B ooks
ANU
22c
OII.LSOALE
ASPA RAGI’S
T IPS. No. 1 sq u a re tin s O '
new pack ...................
BUFFALO M A T tH E S. non-
poisonous. strik e any- 1 rr
w here, 6 b o x e s.......... 1 I V
AAV
OTTER OYSTERS, selected
cove oy sters in five-
1 "T
ounce tin s ..............
PEANUT BUTTER
1-lb. toy p a il.............. —
GOLD MEDAL MAYONNAISE
LIQUID SUNSHINE
60c size ...................
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23c
. . . ......................... 43c
p in ts
1ftp
1 HL
St 01 TO ILET TISSUE
3 ro lls .................
2 j 3 L
SILVER BAR PIN E A PP L E ,
large 2% tin s of H aw aiian
sliced pineapple in
syrup .......................
PIGGLY WIGGLY BUTTER,
m akes new friends
e v e ry d a y . J u s t try it. 1 Q z,
pound ......................... i O v
w.
2 p o u n d s ....................... ' t i t
q
2 for ........................
N l i t GRAHAM CRACKERS
or SALTED SODAS,
2-lb. boxes .................
W ill keep fresh in th is
package.
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A » ’ 1 J » V
X»)L
45C
F R E S H FIJI IT S anti
V EG ETA B LES
M ake y o u r ow n se le c ­
tio n from th e d isp la y s a t
o u r s to re s, an d save
m oney.
I TAII N A SW EET
PEAS, 2 c a n s .............Z e /C
INSTANT POSTI M, a health­
P lans have been m ade by th e
W omen's Home M issionary society
for a bake sale to be held on the
afternoon of Septem ber 17 a t the
W alrad M ercantile store.
t tllNESF.
KABAEUTO CRAB, selected
quality, ocean caught
PIGGLY WIGGLY OOI BLE
BREAD, full 2 pounds 1 1 _
of q u ality bread, lo a f.
W e c a n n o t b o th
It is re a lly n o t h a rd to be a success. W o rk f a ith ­
fully and sa v e SO M ETH IN G c o n siste n tly .
K eep
th o se sa v in g s in a sa fe p lace a n d le t th e m a lo n e
w h e re they c a n w ork day a n d n ig h t a t com pound
in te re s t.
DIAMOND
NOODLES, 3 p k g s ...
P A G SOAP. W hite N aphtha.
I t ’s sim ply a b etter
1 H
soap. 5 b a r s ................. l i t
ful cereal beverage
‘HL.
8-oz. size ................... ♦),*t
I Al IE. SW EET r o T A - 1 Q n
TOES, 4 lb s .................l i / L
MARKET
DAY
RAISINS,
T hom pson's seedless raisin s,
reclean ed
4-lb. b a g s .....................¿ i t l v
ORANGES. 252 size
O H .,
dozen ...........................
OvL
S',
juicy,
360 size, dozen
I.E M O '
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DON A ( AST1LE SOAP OCz»
3 b ars ...................
FR E E , w ashcloth w ith each
3 bars.
GROCERY
30 STORES
Mll.I. RUN. F isher’s d*-| • ) ( )
80-lb. s a c k .............. tp T e ^ i» /
in Oregon Institution
N ext to B ro w n ’s M ark et, G resh am
NEW AND SECOND HAND
School
RED
C R ISt'O , th e perfect vegetable
sh o rten in g , especially P h , ,
priced, 3-lb. t i n ........
8-oz. ja r .....................
T o w hich C lass do you b elo n g ?
SPE N D a n d HAVE.
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S c h o o l B c l l ^
R i« ®
School Opens
MONDAY,
L. J. P oirier
I ■hone lilt I
B r o o k field
R e x B rand
LOAF U llE E S E
5-lb. bricks, whole or
half, pound
PURE LARD
Med. 85c, large $1.65
29c
S w i f t's
je w e l
SHORTENING
Med. 75c, large $1.45
Rosedale Med.
RED SALMON
BULK COCOA
No. 1 tall cans 25c
3 cans 73e
H ig h p e rc e n ta g e o f o il
Men
3 lbs.
25c
f e r m a n t P u re
MAPLE SUGAR
1-lb. pkg.
We carry the largest
5 c a n d lO c T a b le ts
Eountain Pens priced from $1.00 to $7.00
W e are agents for Sheaffer’s L ife - 1 im e P e n s
PENCILS. PEN-HOLDERS. ETC.
T he W N A IA Store
We sell m ore every week.
“ T h e r e 's a r e a s o n '
39c
53c
P u re S tr a in e d
HONEY
PRIMA MALT
15c
Pure Cane
S o la r B r a n d
Broken slices
No. 2' i can
19c
We are now ready to supply you with wet
weather equipment.
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Men’s Black Slickers. Raintest Jackets and
Pants. They are guaranteed waterproof.
Men’s Rubbers, Men’s 10-ineh Bootees and
knee and sporting length boots.
A l l n e w a n d fre sh s to c k .
quart jars, special
PINEAPPLE
G r e sh a m D rug Co.
SOAP SPECIAL
Combination of Laun-
drax and White King
Soap
60c value
Sugar
C ash price fo r
S a tu r d a y a n d M o rtd a x
Light, hopped
75c value
50c
G re a t N o r th e r n
GOLDEN CORN
,' b M F X F '
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peti/5,
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3 cans
39c
UTAHNA PEAS
2 cans
25c
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School Needs
a n d G irls
UNDERWEAR
SWEATERS
HOSIERY
GALOSHES
LADIES
We have a new lot of high and ankle length
Also ladies’ Raincoats with nats to
match.
Z IP P E R S .
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
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