PAUK POCK
GRESHAM OfTLOOK,
FRIDAY.
OCTOBER
21,
1927
eral weeks past, was tak en to Good of th is week. H ow ard C halker, a
D. Nf Roberts and son K enneth
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S am aritan hospital yesterday for a form er resid en t of th is place, will are spending a few days in so u th
ern Oregon near Riddle hunting
thorough exam ination.
be rem em bered by m any friends. deer.
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. R oberts
The
couple
had
been
m
arried
but
retu rn ed last F riday from Bend
W ord has been received from
w here they visited a cousin S. E.
Oakland, C alifornia, of th e death of little over a year.
The reg u la r m eeting of th e A m er Roberts and also hunted deer in the
J. T. H orr, who has been con Mrs. H ow ard C halker, which oc
vicinity.
fined to his room by illness for sev curred in th a t city on W ednesday ican Legion and th e A uxiliary will
Miss Thelm a K oppang is here
be held at the g ran g e hall Tuesday
from Chicago. Illinois, to m ake her
evening, October 25. P otluck su p home w ith her sister Mrs. M. O.
p er will be served a t 7 o’clock.
Duffy on Cleveland avenue.
Seedless Raisins
SA R D IN E S
Mrs. H. S. A lexander is in
Miss Evelyn F elton spent the
M
arket
Day
Special
Large
oval tins
week end with frien d s in P o rtlan d . W ichita, K ansas, w here she is v isit
ing w ith her son Roger and family.
4-lb.package
M
ustard,
Tomato,
T he G resham grad e school foot She w ent by way of C alifornia and
Spiced, 2 cans
ball team Is achieving victory th ese Colorado, visiting w ith relativ es in
days on the grid. F rid a y the team both states. She plans to rem ain
w ent to G ladstone w here it d efeat east indefinitely.
CH EESE
As a resu lt of th e rec en t drive
ed th a t bunch of players 36 to 0.
Brookfield
loaf, w*»ghs
BULK COCOA
for canned goods in behalf of the
T he G resham boys are a t E stacad a M ississippi flood sufferers
five
about
5
pounds,
whole
High
percentage of oil
today.
cases, or 126 cans in all, of fru it
or half. Lb.
3 pounds
In a recen t le tte r from Mrs. Delle and vegetables w ere se n t from
D. Sm ith she sta te s she and her G resham th ro u g h th e efforts of the
local u n it of the A m erican Legion
RIB ROASTS, choice A O „
SIRLOIN STEAKS
OA
husband and Bonnie Belle a re lo au xiliary. Of the am ount sent, two
iiriin, rosata, Ib
I OU
p o u n d ...........................f a v t
cated a t Spokane, W ashington, for cases w ere co n trib u ted by the B er- '
Pure Maple Sugar
Gold Bar
the w inter, w here th e sm all d au g h ry G row ers P acking com pany, a
LARD, No. 10 pails, #1.17,
Make
your
own
syrup
case
of
prunes
and
an
o
th
er
of
PEACH
ES
te r has entered school. Mr. Sm ith pears.
POKK ROASTS, choice leg of
No. 5 pails 73c, 3 pounds Me,
and candies
Best
peaches
in
heavy
2 pounds S&c
OA
pork roo 1
9 , ,,
has ch arg e of a m ine at Orient,
Mrs. George T acheron. Mrs. Alice
poond ......................... f a l l
pound .........................£ U U
1-pound
package
n ear the C anadian line.
syrup.
Melba
halves
V uilleum ier, Mrs. O. W. Boring and
P at W hite, Jo h n R oberts and Mrs. G. H. Bickford, the two la tte r
or Sliced Clings
Cleo Blevens of P o rtlan d w ere out from Boring, w ere the luncheon
No. 2% can
W ednesday evening and had din guests W ednesday of Dr. and Mrs.
H. H. Ott.
Mayflower
Syrup
ner w ith Mr. W hite's bro th er, M. L.
George A lexander of P o rtlan d , I
Maple sap, and sugar
W hite, p ro p rieto r of the W hite Way. g eneral m an ag er and su p erv iso r of
syrup
the 20th C entury system of grocery
The
Oregon
S
m
ith-H
ughes
te
ac
h
P IN E A PP L E
MAXWELL HOUSE
4O „
BANANAS, choice,
O X /»
ers, w ith whom is num bered E d stores, w as o ut a few hours y e ste r
CO FFEE, lb. t in B ...4 « / U
Qts.
60<‘,
%
gal.
$1.15
dozen ...........................
Solar Broken Slices
w ard B. S tarkey, ag ric u ltu ra l in day insp ectin g the local b ranch and
Gallon
$2.25
3 pound«.............. $ 1 . 4 5
giving suggestions of a g eneral
No. 2% can
stru
c
to
r
of
G
resham
high
school
WALNUTS, new crop, Ofix»
a re p lanning a p ractice judging trip ch a racter. The 20th C entury chain |
very choice, pound 2ac)U
of
gro
ceries
now
includes
about
95
for October 27 and will be w orking
TOBACCO
2 f o r .............................4 5 C
p a rt of the lim e in th e vicinity of sto res w hich a re located in the
Standard of quality
Geo.
Washington
G resham . T his is a united effort sta te s of Oregon and W ashington.
ORANGES, e x tra sw eet and
CORN
to stren g th en th e Oregon team s for The local 20th C entury is m aking
for 40 years.
juicy, dozen 30c
Tobacco
COOKIES, mixed
Great
Northern,
the g rea t contest of th ree sta te s a t p rep aratio n for its an n u a l fall
2 dozen .....................<. ’>»)(.
15c 3-oz. packages
pound
.......................^ v U
the P o rtlan d In tern aio n al Live canned goods sale and th e in te rio r
1-
lb.
can...........
Golden,
3 cans
stock exposition on S atu rd ay , Oc of th e sto re is being re-arran g ed
2 for
for th is purpose.
tober 29.
As a n added fe a tu re fo r S a tu rd a y o n ly w e a re
2- lb. can
Jam es Bushong has been on the
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Donley and
h o ld in g a sa le on all k in d s of p a c k ag e a n d bulk soda
(laughter Betty Je an w ent to P o rt sick list for several days. He is
c ra c k e rs a n d Pacific C o ast B iscu it Co.’s cookies an d
MILK
land Monday evening w here they obliged to be absent from his class
cakes.
TOBACCO
attended the wedding of Mr. Don es a t high school.
Carnation,
Bordens
The Rev. and Mrs. D. B. W eintz,
ley’s niece, Miss Madge Donley, w-ho
Prince Albert
GIVE US A TRIAL
Alpine
Mrs.
B.
A
V
.
Em
ery,
Mrs.
C.
D.
was m arried to Lloyd Brown a t th e
16-oz. tins
Piedm ont P re sb y teria n church. A Cathey and Miss E dith Howell
1 dozen cans
W ednesday to
P o rtlan d
reception was given at th e hom e of drove
$ 1 .1 8
the bride follow ing the cerem ony. w here they attended th e an n u al box
“Seal of Oregon”
She is a g rad u a te of th e n u rses' packing for m issionaries of Ja p an
tra in in g course of K m anuet hos and India held at the F irs t F ree
P h o n e 1151
S to re No. 3
FR U IT JARS
We D eliver
v A hard wheat flour by v
M ethodist church.
pital.
FR U IT JARS
Economys, complete
G eorge Simonson of S eattle, a
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. A nicker are
the
Crown
Mills
.Rail Special
building a new 8-room fram e house nephew of ‘E. G ilberson, is at th e
Pints, dozen
$1.05
L arge m outh w ith zinc lids
49-lb. sack
*
on th e ir land on G resham butte. Jilberson home for th e w inter. He
Quarts, doz.... $1.25
The stru c tu re , w hich w ill be of th e has earo lled us a stu d en t a t G resh
Pints, dozen ... $1.05
bungalow type, w ill be plastered am Union high school.
%-gallon, doz. $1.49
Quarts, doz........$1.25
Sunday g u ests at th e home of Mr.
and will have d orm er windows.
-
o u i nun—
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package
Here u v o u in u m e y
Full con crete basem ent, a fireplace nd Mrs. George H ayden w ere Mrs.
m il vcliat I
v o t i um ke e anotl
a n o t lie r
tnd fu rn ace will be some of th e d e layden's p are n ts Mr. and Mrs. G.
D on’t w a r y if
thought I wanted «eleet un i >
sirab
le featu res of th e new b u ild NV. A llder, her siste r Miss Iva All- .
/
y o u b u y some
ing. Tlic house w ill be located on der of P o rtlan d and a friend Mr. j
one of the finest and siglitliest lo Kitchen, Mr, and Mrs. O. A. Staf- |
article you can
catio n s to be found anyw here. Mr. ford and two children and Mr. and i
not use. Bring
A nicker is doing th e w ork and ex Mrs. J. E. G askill and tw o children.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bliss visited ■
it b a ck on your
pects to have the new building u n
Store Dept.
Feed Dept.
over the week end w ith a niece, !
der
roof
th
is
week.
Quality and Service
n ext v is it . No
Mrs.
H
enry
W
aldner,
and
fam
ily
a
t
-
Phone 1451
Phone 1281
M. D. K ern was g reetin g G resh
am frien d s today. Mr. K ern re Silverton.
The
L
adies
Aid
of
th
e
M
ethodist
j
tu rn ed th is week from Tw in F alls, ch u rch will m eet on W ednesday af- j
or require« —
Idaho, w here he sp e n t the p ast two
m onths w ith his son-in-law and ternoon, October 26, a t th e home of ■
farm , but w as taken sick and had
d au g h ter, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. H ol Mrs. H. H. Ott on Main street. A late a ssista n t at th e Bailey b arb er
ROCKWOOD
He arriv ed recen tly from
to retu rn .
lenbeck. He rep o rts im m ense crops pleasing program is being a r- : shop.
of w heat, apples, alfalfa, honey and ranged and a good atten d an ce is M ilwaukee, W isconsin, to m ake his
home in the w est. Mr. V anderm oss
S P E C I A L COMMUNICA-
E lv a E ck ert is back a t school
oth er products, w ith good prices, desired.
"C hurch N ight” a t th e Methodist is w ith his sister, Mrs. M arie A. again a fte r a w eek's absence due to m /^^TIO N of G resham Lodge No.
lie is m aking his hom e in P o rtlan d
church la st night was w ell attended Lau, who is th e p opular m anager an infected foot. She was playing
at 1380 E ast Lincoln street.
152 A. F. & A. M. in Masonic
and very in terestin g . About 70 | of the beauty shop in connection in a new building when she stepped
persons joined in the pot luck sup- ! w ith th e Bailey b arb e r shop,
on a nail w hich caused the poison hall, T uesday evening. O ctober 25.
1927, 8 p. m. M. M. D egree to be
per early in the evening, and nearly
,,
...
ing.
as m any took p a rt la ter in the , MrJ , an ‘‘ i r s '
, ,E ' IIPe«le and
conferred.
H erb ert Dunlop is a t home again
group studies and th e devotional ,au g h ‘"
M,*s Addle P u llen re
A. AV. METZGER. AV. M.
afte r spending th e sum m er a t Nes
service. The p asto r led the class tu rn ed T uesday from a vacation kowin w here he w as em ployed by AV. L. CORSAGE, Sec y.
trip
of
eight
days.
Mrs.
Beegle
and
OLD I»1 T( 11 CLEANSER
PABST AI VI T and
in Bible study, W. J. Cooper th a t in
the g en eral m ercan tile store. He
(lim it 6)
r _
HOP S I HI I*
teach er train in g , and Lyle Mason d au g h ter rem ained w ith Mrs. A. G. is now w orking for the Skaggs
B attery Service.
C a n .............................
the m ission study. Miss Mabel P ullen a t T he D alles w hile Mr. chain sto res in P o rtlan d
A
g
u
aran
teed b attery for $3 or It
Beegle
and
Mr.
P
u
llen
drove
to
W inters led ju n io r age boys and
MRS. STEW ART’S
The "tea " to be given at th e com- and
old one’ c h a r S‘ng, 50...
INSTANT POSTI M, a
g irls in pag ean try , and Mrs. J. R. U kiah w here they enjoyed a very
BEI im ;
u on
_ ...
m unity ch -----
u rch
AA'ednesday _ eve Pow ell A alley a t 52d stree t. Phone
H o rr conducted a sto ry h o u r for successful w eek at hunting,
h ealthful food drink
8 ounce .......................
ning, October 26, will tak e a little TAbor 0284 a fte r 7 p. m.—Adv.
the
sm
all
children.
Mrs.
AValter
M
etzger.
Mr.
and
WRIGHT’S SILVER
Tite north half of th e show room Mrs. J. H. M etzger, Mr. and Mrs. different form th an those given to
(REA M P O IIS II
Repair Driveways.
VAN CAMP’S BEANS, in
of the Brockway & Nelson sales Dan M etzger a re p lanning to spend date. T h ere w ill be a m otion pic
Now is th e tim e to re p a ir your
tom ato sauce.
tu re program ' including a sh o rt
and
service
lias
been
converted
into
th
e
week
end
at
Seaside.
Mr.
and
drivew ays w ith cru sh ed rock or
UI I IA 1.0 VI A ll I l l s
med. size cans. 3 for
an autum n woodland scene, w here .Airs. Dan Metzger, who have been dram a, a comedy and some m usical
6-box c a r to n ..............
a carp etin g of real m oss and a extensively en tertain ed d u rin g tlieir num bers, a fte r w hich refre sh m e n ts !road Kravel- See W alrad & AVright,
PIGGLY WIGGIA TWIN
settin g of gaily-colored foliage form stay in G resham , will leave for will be served and a social hour G resham , phone 1631. Adv
f --
BREAM, w hite and whole
BELI TINI I PREI A BEH
a pleasing background for th e su th e ir hom e in Lodi. C alifornia, next enjoyed.
w heat, wax w rapped
SPAGHETTI.
perb new four De Luxe Dodge T hursday,
Dr. A. S. H isey w as a visito r a t I
2-lb. lo av es............
2 p k g s...................
th e M ethodist parso n ag e T hursday.
Has secured the services! B rothers sedan, one of the show
ea rs of th e G resham agency. The
Services
th e com m unity ch u rch
A V ITON VI BISI I I I PREVI-
Lovely
Gift
H
andkerchiefs.
of Mr. Lucky, formerly effect is especially b eautiful at
GOOOV GOOBV
will be usual on Sunday, Sabbath
Il M SOMAS, freshly
night w hen a flood light th ro w s a
I w ill again offer lovely h a n d k e r . ( hoc! at 10 a. m. and m orning se r
SEGAR P I AS. c a n .
the foreman in a large Sa mellow rad ian ce over the en tire chiefs
huked, 2-lb. b o x . .. .
of various m ateria ls for vices at 11. The Rev. J. F. Dunlop
H o n e st W o rk m a n sh ip af
scene.
C h ristm as gifts. Mrs. P e a rl Mack, will preach on th e subject, “Blaz
BEI VI VIZ PANCA
lem.
Oregon,
garage.
Mr.
R ig h t Prices
SW ANSDOW N ( A R E E l.01 It
Bob V anderm oss of Boring is a G resham , phone 96x.—Adv.
tf ing th e T rail". In the evening “The
G B l.BE A ( OBN, 2 -
never falls
Luckv
is
an
T
hird
Com
m
andm
ent"
w
ill
be
the
Som ething new In Golden
ummmmu/mm.
Package
L et m e ta lk w ith you co n
subject. Services w ill convene at
corn
7:30 p. m.
c e rn in g th a t ta n k .
I’IGGI.A WIGGIA (BEVVI.
ItOBVI \ \ PI H I I'O ISi
I Mrs. L au ra P u llen is at hom e '
ERY RETTER direct from
PEAS................... .
again a fte r an absence of some j
the country to you,
length in P o rtlan d .
sw eet and fresh, lb. ..
Mrs. E lsie G rim shaw cam e hom e j
2 f o r .............................
last Sunday. She has been in Yaki- I
Phone 2121
Tiny sifted U tah su g ar peas.
2 pounds.
ma picking ap p les on her fa th e r's
BEB P V( R HOT
PAG
WHITE AVI IITTIÄ
S A K K, can.
Gresham Locals
GROCERY BULLETIN
37c
Saturday-Monday Specials/
25c
32c
25c
£
55c
G ROC
ERIES
25c
DEL MONTE
COFFEE
55c
$1.05
25c
I
No Arguments Allowed
S3
$1.89
\
15c
39c
23c
25c
19c
11c
2
zoc
Toe
29c
23c
45C
5c
( 'll IPSO, m ake all
w ashing easier, ige pkg
22c
22c
I VITE. HOMI R E T C III'I
m ade from red ripe
tom atoes, larg e. ..
23c
Expert
Mechanic
$1.89
I.CM ItA M.AAON-
NAISE, '-s p in t..
NEW ORE. COMI! HONEY
full com b
usi vrrlvad#)
each .....................
22c
F resh F ru it a n d
V egetable F e a tu re s
Make your own selection at
l’iggly AVIggly.
I ABERWBOB’S SAHDIN! S.
p repared by new process In
high grad e oil
3 can s.
POTATOES
10 p o u n d s.....................
19c
SILVER
FLORIDA (.R A PE-
FRI IT, Just In, 2 for. .
19c
25c
RVIt PINEAPPLE,
S liced o r c ru s h e d . 111 11
M c F arland cran -
No. 1 tins. 2 cans.
it 1 it i> i I *. pound
25c
REB BI VMOAB (H IÑ E S E
NOODLES. 3 p k g s ..
at
PB.G IA WIGGIA FI 01 It, a
hard wheat blend,
49-pound s a c k .,
U P T O N ’S COFEE E in
vacuum , p o u n d ..........
40LL 1 TIME POP
(TIRA, 2 tana
Quinby’s
G arag e
Z m C
TA N K S
19c
C Al IF. SW EFT
POTATOES, 4 lbs. .
15c
S i l l RWOBB E VAI V
ONIONS.
10c
and is qualified and ca
pable of handling any and
all kinds of work which
may come in.
Quinby’s shop is well
equipped with all neces
sary repairing tools and
in addition to giving flat
rate prices they are very
reasonable and the work
is fullv
M EN!
Jackson F. Jon es
Anticipating your wants for Fall
and Winter we have in stock
many items that will protect you
from cold and rain.
A Symbol of Saving
and Thrift
Much attention has been given to instilling into
the minds of children in schools respect and rever
ence tor the flag, and at nearly all schools over the
country, in the “Salute to the Flag”, the children
stand at attention, salute, and repeat the folloAvine !
pledge:
A big special in m en's heavy All Wool S h irts In med. £ ’> K
dark strip es. Reg. 14.50 grade, special a t ................
s: >.50
K haki Twill double elbows, arm y style sh irts.
Good weight. E a c h ............................................................
$3.50
Flauto lette P laid S hirts.
81.98
Look like wool.
Each
See our beautiful fine all rool Plaid Pendleton S hirts.
Each .............................
$5.95
Men's ex tra heavy all wool Blazers.
P rices 17.50. 16.50.........................
$5.75
’7 pledge allegiance to my flag, and to the Re
public for which it stands; one nation, indivisible,
with liberty and justice for all.”
It Is in te re s tin g to n o te th a t th e te r r ito r y over
w hich "O ld G lo ry " now floats is m o re th a n 3.700,000
s q u a re m iles; th a t th e people w ho c la im th e “ S ta rs
a n d S trip e s " a s th e ir flag n u m b e r o v e r 110,000,000.
Rain Test Jackets and Pants, black slickers,
rubber foot wear. in all lengths. Men’s Union Suits
in heavy cotton, cotton and wool, and all avoo ’..
No child can re p e a t th e pledge w ith s in c e rity w ith
out th in k in g of th e sacrifices of o u r fo re fa th e rs a n d
th e c a re fu l c o n se rv in g of p ro p e rty m an y tim es d u rin g
th e h isto ry of o u r flag. In o rd e r th a t th e flag m ay be
sa fe fo r a ll tim e, c h ild re n should h a v e c a re fu l t r a i n
in g in th e c o n s e rv a tio n of p ro p erty .
(sen t« for A. A. ( litter’« Work Shoe* and Root*.
30 STORES
SEPTIC
23 c
38c
»BAP, « bars
:
A
/Nr'
FIGGLY WIGGLY Week-End Features
69c
;
Metzger & Co.
PIGGLY W IG '
'H
39c
FLOUR
_____ 93c______
N ew berg Packing Co.
20c
•in O regon / ris tii ut ion
Guaranteed
Next I«» l l r o o n ’s M arket, G resh am
PIGGLY WIGGLY
.••■ \ir
' *r
Get the habit of leaving
our machine here to be
er\ iced and we will guar
antee you will be satisfied
Rece ved todav, a lew more Ladies' Leatherette
Rain Coats and “Streak” Goloshes
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
“ T h e llou«e of Quality**
G R ESH A M . OREGON
PH O N E H I1
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A Hair J x i feet w ith jo in te d pole, h a llia rd * and.
b rac k e t troc* w ith each new d e p o sito r m ak in g a de-
po*it of #."» before D ecem ber 1*1. 1927.
FIRST STATE BANK
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A Strong Bank
GRKSIIAM. OREGON
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