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Newspaper Page TextGRESHAM OUTLOOK, FRIDAY. PAGE FOUR S tudents leaving th is locality thia y ear for Oregon A g ricu ltu ral col lege include Miss Je a n n e tte Dow- ! sett, Stafford Dowsett. Miss Georgie 1 S tapleton and Alvin K aser, Mr. and Mrs. H arvey Bennison The first fall m eeting of G resham ! w ere th e dinner guests on Sunday P o st A m erican Legion and its au x of th e fo rm e r’s au n t, Mrs. Mina Mc iliary w ill be held a t th e grange , Kinney. Mr. and Mrs. Bennison hall on T uesday evening, Septem - I w ere m arried about a m onth ago ' e r 27. P ot luck supper w ill be | in V ancouver, B. C. T hey have served at 7 o'clock. ; taken room s in the Duke of York ^ “ ^ » « 1 1 . s o n o f Mr. and Mrs. • ap a rtm en ts in P o rtlan d for th e S. B. H all, is now learning to w alk w inter. Mr. Bennison is a tim ber w ith the aid of crutches. W hile his scaler w hose w ork ta k es him all recovery from th e autom obile acci over th e Pacific coast. O ther guests dent of several w eeks ago is slow. a t t h e M c K inney home during the he is doing as w ell as can be ex afternoon and ovening w ere Mr. pected and it is hoped w ill u lti and Mrs. Roy Buchm an of P o rtland. m ately gain en tire use of his legs The new s w as im parted to G resh and feet. am friends from* a teleg ram re Mrs. Mary P atch and her g ran d ceived W ednesday from Eugene son John Ott have moved into the that a 7*4-pound d au g h ter had been J. G. M etzger house on F irs t street. born to Mr. and Mrs. W. D. K inder John has registered for a course at th a t m orning at a Eugene hospital. the Oregon In stitu te of Technology. Mother and baby are rep o rted to Miss E velyn Ledine and F ran k be doing nicely. pm ith, m em bers of the '27 claRs of Mr. and Mrs. L ester Spencer G. U. H. S., have planned to attend w ere su rp rised on T uesday evening Linfield college at McMinnville this by a p arty of G resham and P o rt year. land friends who g ath ered a t the Mr. and Mrs. G alen F ancher have Arza Sm ith home to do them hon retu rn ed from T he D alles w here he or. F elicitatio n s w ere extended to h as been tru ck in g w heat during the Mr. and Mrs. S pencer and all ex fall harvest. He is said to have pressed the w ish th a t they would lacked b u t 30 sacks of rounding out estab lish th e ir home In or near 30,000, th e num ber of sucks hauled G resham . Ice cream and w afers by him in seven weeks. were provided by th e visitors. Floyd McKinney and H obart Edmund W est and his nieces Miss Lola and W inona Head re Johnson enjoyed a h u n tin g and turned Monday from spending four fishing trip to ea stern Oregon last days at S eattle w here they visited week in th e vicinity of P rineville, They rep o rt a very fine trip. Mr. R ead’s b ro th er and family. Miss H elen R ogers is ta k in g a One of the m ost w onderful dis play of dahlias in the surrounding few days’ leave of absence from country is to be found on the prem W alrad M ercantile store. She is ises of Dr. H. C. Johnson four m iles spending the tim e in P o rtlan d w ith w est of GreBham. Mr. Johnson has her p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A. cultivated 223 v arieties this season. Rogers. Edw ard Stubbs, Ja ck Dowsett S. B. H all spent T uesday and W ednesday at A storia w here he and W illiam Sandstrom have re judged livestock at the Clatsop turned to the U niversity of Oregon county fair. He was at H illsboro for an o th er yeur of work. yesterday w here he judged live stock a t the W ashington county fair. Edw in Lewis and Reginald Ott of P ortlan d w ith Reuben P eterson, A rthur P eterson and H enry T ilg- tier of G resham com posed a h u n t ing purty which spent Sunday and Monday at T im ber, Oregon. Mr. Lew is w as successful in securing a five-point buck w eighing 155 pounds dressed. He is going to have the an tlers m ounted. A su rp rise w as given Mr. and Mrs. H arold B arr, recen t new ly WALRAD’S SPECIAL weds, a t th eir home on W est Pow Best C ream ery B utter ell strei t and Buckley avenue Mon p er p o u n d ......................... day evening by a p a rty of G resh am young people. R efreshm ents PORK AM» BEANS •)", w ere served and a pleasan t tim e Van C am p’s med. 3 fo r. enjoyed by all. Miss M arjorie P ullin, a m em ber BROOMS, P o rtland m ade for of last y ear's grad u atin g clnss at Oregon trad e ‘ML. G resham Union high school, bus 5 D e , (lO e. «»<* entered Good S am aritan hospital as a m em ber of the n u rse s’ train in g TUNA H S II If* clnss. W hite S tar, *4s............ I »M. Miss Mary Miller, Miss Elsa and Edith Johnson, Miss Amy Noreen, *4s........................... Miss Rose P otter, Miss Helen S and ström and Miss M argarette Hum SHRIM P, Festival brand m ers of G resham and vicinity have registered this week a t the Oregon sta te norm al a t M onmouth. Miss JELL-X-CELL or P o tter will com plete h er work at » p ac k ag e s............ the norm al this year. Miss Avis $q u al in every resp ect to any Rogers of P o rtlan d , form erly of o th er gelatine. this place, w ill ulso re tu rn to the norm al. M ARKET l»AY ItAIS1NS i !b. pack ........... O il. E dw ard Schenk has returned from L ost Liike w here he served as fo re st ran g er during the sum m er. PIN E A PPLE , 2>4s O- Gold Bur, can He spent last week end at Ridge dozen ...................... S2.N O field. W ashington, visiting with John Schenk and fam ily. He left k I R R 's FLOI R yesterday for Eugene to resum e Best patent, 49-11». sk . his studies a t the U niversity of Gresham Locals WALRAD your buildings -L 0 O K - F Saturday-Monday R SPECIALS T Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Louis R ichter have gone to Spokane over the week end for a visit w ith relatives. BASKETS, Imported and domes- tti at special prices. The it itch o f Tudor King Saul once got in a tight place and called U| kri the Witch of Endor to reveal the future. Today men sometimes consult fortune-tellers or other fakirs. But we don't need a Witch or a Gypsy to tell our future. Every man can tell his own fortune. If we can save something regularly out of our present earnings the future will be bright; if we can not -we are doomed. C Ü . A savings account has saved m any a man from d isa ste r— a n d ban n e v e r y e t in ju r e d a n y one. FIRST STATE BANK GRESHAM. OREGON A S trong Bank pound ..................................... M 12yzc 0 AV A Dll.A.MS MEMDRIE CO FFEE, j- Hotel Benson brand 24C ---------------------------------------------------- M y o u c o u ld sa fely b u y fo o d s a t E P IG G L Y W IG G L Y b lin d KELLOGG’S CORN FLA K ES and POST TOASTIES, O r 4 packages for . ................... NEWBERG PACKING CO. Gresham, Oregon Store No. 3 Com pare o u r Prices. GROCERIES A T S AVE DELIVER Y o u 'll .save m o n e y b y tr a d in g h e re FRUITS Gresham you w e re p o u n d s ............................... — Al FR U IT J ARS, pint Econom iesQfY „ per dozen ............................. ---------------------------------------------------- I • I’J PAINT HEADQUARTERS PIiQne 1421 I) SW EET POTATOES SUGAR, 25-lb. sacks of d»-| » 7 0 pure cane su g a r f o r . . . . ’ J * • * — K L L. KIDDER HDWE. CO. E TOMATOES, 4 lbs. 15c per i ra te . . *........................................ »’»LA. The careful and precisely balanced formulae represent the most thorough experiments and weather tests. It is composed of white lead, zinc oxide and pure linseed oil. We do not believe a more durable paint can be made at any cost. Let us show you how little it will cost you to paint your buildings. K G R O C E R IE S q u arts, per dozen.......... 25c Very choice pound. S CHOICE POKE BOASTS 55C A S POT BOASTS per p o u n d ......................... S II AiH $1.90 CHOICE PIUME BIB OVEN BOASTS .......16c E E ^»)A LARI) BACON HAMS Phone 1411 QCp 1W7 Will it Pay to Paint M «-AI 28, Mrs. John A llen of Bull Run left I plant, left yesterday for Hood Mrs. G. A. Cox now has her a t PRESTO LAC! PRESTO L A C !, 1924 H arley m otorcycle w ith side A quick drying lacquer as cheap ’ car. Has been reconditioned, new T hursday after spending th ree River w here he will have ch arg e trac tiv e v ariety sto re on E ast weeks as a p atien t at the T hom as «luring th e w inter of th e cold s to r Pow ell s tre e t ready for business. as paint. See TODD the P ain t Man, (tires. H essel Im plem ent Co. P hone G resham . P hone 1821. 1141. Gresham . sanitarium . E. Bolcorn of Bull Run age p la n t of the apple g ro w e rs’ W indows and shelves a re full of Some tim e ago he seasonable offerings. Mrs. Cox ex is being trea ted a t th e san itariu m ' association. bought out the h alf in te re st of A. pects to in stall m ore goods la ter for an infection of the leg. for the holiday trade. ' E lvis Stockton has begun th e j Bright in the G resham ice p lant. Miss A lta H endrickson, Miss | construction of a six-room m odern Mr. Clem ens expects to re tu rn to Daisy Daly, H ervy Ide and H arold I bouse, 34 x 38 feet in size, on a lot G resham in M arch and assum e full C arlson a re enrolled as stu d en ts at in E astm an addition. The house co n tro l of th e ice facto ry here, w ith N orthw estern business college In ’ will be m odern th ro u g h o u t, w ith a n um ber of definite pro jects in reg ard in g th e business. P o rtland. full basem ent. T he th ree Stockton view The m em bers of the D orcas c ir Among o th er plans he expects to b ro th ers are at w ork on th e b u ild cle of th e M ethodist Ladies Aid are in stall a cold sto rag e equipm ent ing. A ou may have asked yourself this questiori. p lan n in g a noon luncheon and the com ing year. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Rhoda R enstrom of Omaha, \\ hen you stop to weigh the subject you no doubt bake sale to be held a t th e T aber N ebraska, was a g u est W ednesday Clem ens have been living in a p a r t pharm acy on Friday, October 7. decide that I T It OL LD P A Y BIG. Buildings left m ents in the Sell building. at the homes of C. E. Ja ck so n and The g en eral Ladies Aid of the to the wear of the elements soon deteriorate and Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Brockw ay en- M ethodist church w ilt meet at the Fred C halker. Miss R enstrom , an decay. em ploye of th e Union Pacific r a il j joyed a week end trip to Mt. Adams. home of Mrs. C. J. L undquist Wed way com pany in Omaha, is spend They w ent as far as th e tim ber nesday afternoon. Septem ber 28. A ing her two w eeks’ vacation in the line and stopped for some tim e at good atten d an ce is req u ested as the B urnt C reek meadows, a delightful an n u al election of officers will take west. A well painted build Miss Maude A ldrich Is building a spot w here much v erd u re abounds, place at th a t time. ing is surely an asset. sm all house for herself on her p articu la rly a g re a t v ariety of (See ad ditional locals on page 1) An unpointed build farm on G resham heights n ea r her ; wild flowers. Floyd McKinney and T hom as Sow Cover Crop. b ro th er's residence. Otto M agnu ing soon becomes a To in c re ase th e fertility of your son is in ch arg e of the co n stru ctio n D arling have enrolled at the Y. M. liability. Public Ser- C. A. in P ortland for w ork in th e soil sow a cover crop of vetch now work, assisted by W. F. A ldrich. «on stubble or in th e berries. It v i c e ready - mixed Mrs. John G allow ay of P o rtlan d i Oregon In stitu te of Technology. will grow w hile you sleep and will house paint is a thor Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Gillen of Rock ! en rich th e soil for any sp rin g crop sp en t T h u rsd ay w ith Mrs. Ivan aw ay, Oregon, w ere th e guests you w ish to plant. Vetch seed is Swift. oughly dependable cheap and we can supply it and Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Clem ens, the T h u rsd ay and F rid ay of Mr. aud I re n t you a d rill to sow it. Berry paint of proven dur form er p ro p rieto r of the local Ice Mrs. G eorge Duncan. 1 G row ers P acking Co.—Adv. ability. Merc. Co. ‘• 1(|p IPl. SEPTEM BER VEGETABLES B E C A U S E everv package represent* a brand th a t sou w o u ld welcome on yo u r table. Q u a lity i f just another w o rd fo r Pigglv W ig g ly Sen ice th a t gives you the very best food» at the very best prices— n o t just occasionally, but A L W A Y S . If y o u were b lin d fo ld e d y o u w o u ld n ’ t get s o m e th in g at P ig g lv W ig g ly th a t you w o u ld n ’t use. G rocery sen ice th a t delivers this assurance to you on every visit i* w o rth w h ile . Pigglv W iggly senice is w o rth w h ile in m any ways. OLD h i K ’ll ( LEANSEK 5c (lim it 3 c a n s ) ........ PIGGLY WIGGLY TWIN BREAD, w hite or whole w heat. 2-lb. w rapped loaves, loaf J HAWAIIAN PIN EA PPLE, large 2*2 tins, broken slices in syrup, 2 for. AAv »1 „ MB GROCERY BULLETIN Rrx Jew el S h o rten in g Med pail 75». Ira $1.45 Bi 00k field LOAF C H E E S E Whole or hall. Lb. 32c N E W B E R G HAM Sugar cured, just right for immediate use. Pound 33c BI LK R A IS IN S "Market Day Special" 4-lb. pkg. 39c Yolo Dill Pickles In glass jars Pints 20e, quarts 30i‘ Assorted T O IL E T SO APS 3 10c bars for P U R E LARI) Med pail 85« . lrg $1.65 w ¿ h 1" ' Tresh and \ ^famous (? 45* A. W . Store Dept. Phone 1451 25c K ippered H errin g Imported. Large oval cans 35c FLOUR CROWN OLYMPIC KERRS 19-lb. bag $ 0 05 25c JARS Large Oval S A R D IN E S Spiced, Mustard, Tomato Sauce 2 cans CORN FL A K ES Ideal breakfast food. 3 packages 25c P l R E H O N EY In quart jars. Quart Geo. Washington TOBACCO In 3-oz. pouch. 2 pckgs. Ball special, wide mouth jars with zinc lids Q uarts.... . $1.25 Metzger & Co. Qua i ,ty and j S c f m e e (T III’SO, quick suds, use it everyw here. lagge size .............. reed p h o n e Dept. 12£ , 1 I C A’)/. <-—<{. H EKSHEY’S COCOA At-lb. tins ................. JOLLA TIME POP- LORN, 2 f o r .......... RED DIAMOND 1 r 1 ’Jv 25c (IIIN E S E NOODLES ...................... 25c JE L L X < ELL GELA- line . S f o r .............. ¿-AC RALSTON’S WHOLE WHEAT CEREAL FANNING’S BREAD A B’TR PICKLES « I " ,, ¿AC ¿AC 35c DROMEDARY G RA PEFRU IT tree ripened F lorida fruit. Can ZAC MARKET l»AV POST TOASTIES, fresh double thick flakes 3 p a c k a g e s ............ ¿ -—.V 1 'i R S l l l N E CEDAR POL ISH. for all tine ftirni- tu re. b o ttle ................. K ADAFCTO ( If AB. ocean caught Ja p crab — b etter th an fresh crab meat. Can ..................... 29c Ml NIT I APIO! A 2 packages . . . . 25c INSTANT POSI large size . . . 39c l.l'X . the popular flake for all fine w ashing, sm all 28c size. 3 p ackages. . PIGGLY WIGGLY FLOCK, high grad e h ard w heat blend »? J , O ’ AM A IZO OIL, q u a rt tin s .. 43c 25c AMAIZO ST A R IH corn or gloss. 3 ... Q uality p ro d u cts a t saving prices. CHAMPION FLAKE Rl I I 1 R ( R At K IR s FISC H E R ’S OATS 9-lb. s a c k ............ 45c 25c $1.05 P A G NAPHTHA SOAP. keeps clothes w hite 1 *7,, 5 b a r s ........................... IT A IIN A SW EET PE AS. 2 c a n s ............ — .Al ¿UL 19c RAISINS, i lb«. — ¡AC PIGGLY WIGGLY BI TTER, One ta ste te lls you it's 48c b etter butter. L b . 95c PIGGLY AVIGGI.A li" COASTER N* ’» A 2 pounds AA A(■<» Fruit and Vegetable Features your own personal selection. BANANAS, firm and ripe. 3 lb s .............. •)’ — AC MARBLEHEAD SQUASH 2c ( IBAN QUEEN MELONS. Lb 2>/2 c SW EET POTATOES 1 7 _ best stock. 4 lbs. . li t by piece. L b ............. KING APPLES, flue for e a t ing or cooking by the b o x . . . $1.69 MIXING BOWLS, decorated earthenware, 6 bowls to a set. graduated in size, excellent finish. Sold only by the set of 6 for............ $1.05 30 ST O R E S \n O re g o n I n s t i t u t i o n Next to Brown’s Market, Gresham r IGGLY WIGGLY I .. S