PAGE FOUR
GRESHAM OUTLOOK,
Gresham Locals
C. E. Peck and bin sinters, tb e
Misses M ary L., M argaret and
E m m a Peck have gone to Long
Beach, C alifornia, w here they plan
to spend th e w inter.
T he Misses E dith and E lsa Jo h n
son, H elen S andstrom and Amy
N oreen spent th e p ast week end
w ith th e ir p are n ts near G resham .
The young ladies a re all ju n io rs in
Oregon N orm al school at Mon
mouth.
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n B liss a re the
pleased ow ners of a new Oakland
sedan. Mr. B liss’ health, w hich has
been im paired for several m onths
past, is now com pletely restored.
The M ethodist Ladies Aid met
W ednesday a t the home of Mrs. H.
j II. Ott. A pleasing p rogram w as
j rendered consisting of a piano solo
by Miss Mary L am bert, a w histling
i selection by Miss A ugusta H ahn,
accom panied by Miss Melba San-
) ders, and a reading by Mrs. Em m ett
! Kelly. Miss Bess C happell w as
| p resen t and spoke in the in te rests
of th e hom em aking, dressm aking
and m illinery w ork u n d er the
Sm ith-H ughes act. It is expected
(0 organize a class in sew ing sini-
ila r to th a t of a year ago. P la in
w ere discussed for th e an n u al din
n er and bazaar to be given by th e
Aid at the M ethodist ch u rch early
in December. R efreshm ents w ere
served by Mrs. Jackson Jones, Mrs.
B. L. W alrad and Mrs. Cecil Metz
ger, assisted by the hostess.
Saturday-Monday Specials/
W hy not m ak e y o u r S unday d in n e r a n e v e n t by
h a v in g pork, l ’ork, w hich is u su a lly very h ig h , you
c a n g e t fo r y o u r S u n d ay d in n e r a t a s to n is h in g ly low
prices.
F or your Sunday dinner let us suggest ro ast pork with
sw eet potatoes, both are inexpensive.
90z»
LEG OF PORK ROASTS, per p o u n d .........................................
SW EET POTATOES, 7% p o u n d s............ .................................
PORK CHOPS, from t h e n «
shoulder, lb ............... C tiN
25c
9A
W hy live o u t of a can w hen a ll co m m o d ities can
be b o u g h t in th e ir o rig in a l a n d b est form fo r less
m oney?
T ry us fo r a ll v a rie tie s of fre sh v e g e ta b le s a n d
fru its.
35c
(»RAPES, per lug.
50c
APPLES, N orthern
Spy. Iiox................
*1.25
FRESH TOMATOES
pound .......................
5c
ONIONS, dry and sw eet OF —
per sack $1.75 or 10 lbs 2»')L
ORANGES, 300 size
>)r.,
dozen 20c, 2 d o zen ..
S to re No. 3
We D eliver
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The Way to Wealth
It will give you a standing in the community
anil entitle you to the friendly and helpful advice |
and assistance of this banking institution.
I
“IVithout frugality few can become rich, and I
with it fe:o would become poor.”- Samuel Johnson. |
A Completely Equipped
Automobile Repair Shop
We a re cqNippcd to d o nil kinds of n u ton iob ll«* r e
p a ir w ork from th e H iiiallo t a d ju s tm e n t to a co m
p lete o v e rh a u l of any m ake of au to m o b ile.
Have your car checked over by an expert who
will tell you the trouble and quote you a reasonable
price on the job of repairing.
Checking service free whether we do the work
or not.
A sk fo r E l l . N E L S O N .
BROCKWAY & NELSON
P h o n e 1471
P ow ell S tre e t
G resh am
a®
27c
These are Sugar Cured
Loins, excellent for eat
ing or seasoning.
Pound
GLASER HONEY
1
45!
Pint jars.... .... 29c
Quart jars...... 49c
'
COMB HONEY
Large well filled combs
Each
DEL MONTE
COFFEE
$1.50
:
!
M arket Dav
RAISINS
T ry a can of this
:
excellent coffee
{
Standard of quality for »
40 • vears.
t
Pound can ...
2-pound can
55c :
$1.05 !
4-lb. package
37c
Kellogg’s
CORN FLAKES
Regular sized packages
3 for
Seal of Oregon
FLOUR
Broken Sliced
hard wheat flour by
the Crown Mills
49-lb. sack
PINEAPPLE
Solar Brand
No. 2% can
$1.89
IV. Metzger & Co.
Phone 1411
An account in this bank will materially aid
you in achieving success.
...............................................
Newberg
BACON BACKS
Feed Dept.
Phone 1281
Quality and Service
CHRYSLER
52
62
$
725
72
to
80
$3250
A T T H E FA CTO RY
Merc. Co.
I’he officers of the First State Bank endorse this
simple rule without reservations.
A S trong Bank
GRESHAM, OREGON
GROCERY BULLETIN
WALRAD
said Benjamin 1' ranklin “is as plain as the way to
market.
It depends chiefly on two words
IN D U S T R Y and F R U G A L IT Y . T hat is, waste
neither l ime nor Money but make the best use of
both. Without industry and frugality nothing will
do; with them E V E R Y T H IN G .”
FIRST STATE BANK
J. H. S terling, who suffered th e
loss of 23 sheep recently by dogs,
has been allow ed his claim of $161
and w ill be reim bursed for th a t
am ount by th e county. T he claim
m et
w ith
favorable
approval
th ro u g h th e recom m endation of
County A gent S. B. H all. T heodore
B rugger w as also given an aw ard
recen tly of som ething over $300
NEWBERG HAM
from th e sam e source, th e dog
license fund, for sheep w hich had
Special for Saturday
been killed by dogs.
only, whole or half
Mrs. Alice V ullleum ier left a few
Pound
Mrs. George P u llen h as retu rn ed days ago for San F ran cisco for a
from P o rtlan d w here she has been v isit w ith relativ es and friends.
n u rsin g for several w eeks and is She m ay also visit in so u th ern Cal
now assistin g in th e borne of th e ifo rn ia before retu rn in g , and may
Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Wood. Mr be aw ay for several m onths.
Yolo Brand
W ord h as been received of th e
Wood has been quite sick b ut is
DILL
PICKLES
b
irth
of
a
son
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cecil
b etter now.
Duke of Sandy at St. V incents hos
Mrs. H. C. L arsen en tertain ed 16
Pint jars........ 20c
pital in P o rtlan d on last Friday.
m em bers of her Jap an ese S unday
T he baby is nam ed C harles Collier.
Quart jars...... 30c
school class a t h er hom e W ednes
Mrs.
E.
W.
A
ylsw
orth
has
r
e
day evening w ith a unique party,
which included a trip from G resh tu rn ed from S alt L ake City, w here
Nickerson’s Chicken
am to Ja p an , via New York city, she sp e n t th ree weeks visiting w ith
and re tu rn . Mr. L arsen and Mrs. relativ es.
A whole hen in every
Mr. and Mrs. W alter P a rry and
C harles Moore w ere th e eng in eers
jar.
Fine for emer
who conducted th e p arty in a u to son Billy of P o rtlan d w ere W ednes
gency
dinners.
m obiles for a trip around th e W al day and T h u rsd ay g u ests a t the
Quart jar
lula avenue loop, and Tokie H otori home of Mrs. P a r ry ’s b ro th er, M. L.
and G eorge H ogam i w ere th e con W hite, p ro p rie to r of The W hite
ductors, w hile Jim m y Moore acted Way. They also visited w ith Mr.
th e p a rt of a p o rter. A stop was and Mrs. A. F. Hoover.
m ade a t the Moore residence w here
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Metzger left
m usic w as enjoyed, w hile re fre sh y esterd ay by au to for th e re tu rn
Gold Bar
m ents w ere served a t "New Y ork”, trip to th e ir home in Lodi, C alifo r
PEACHES
one of th e au to cam p cottages, and nia. D uring the p a st few w eeks
" J a p a n ”, th e kitchen of th e camp. they have been extensively e n te r
Melba Halves or
T he L arsen home w as p rettily dec tained by relativ es and friends in
Sliced Clings
o rated in H allow een colors anil G resham and vicinity and it w as
No. 2% can
pictures.
with re g re t they w ere obliged to
Word h as been received recen tly say good bye. Mr. and Mrs. Metz
of th e death of F red Rugg, a form ger have a chicken ran ch in C ali
er resid e n t of tills place, a t his fornia.
Mrs. C h risten a H um ason has re
home in Los Angeles. A le tte r to
Tuxedo Tobacco
O. Andrew from his d au g h ter te lls tu rn ed from a tw o-m onths’ visit
of his suddenly b rea th in g his la st w ith h er son and wife at G rand
16-oz. tins
P ra irie , Texas. D uring h er ab
w hile on his knees in prayer.
sence h er brother, Alex G ullikson,
Miss Maude A ldrich has been se
has had a num ber of agreeable
cured to speak a t four schools of
changes made in th e ir home on
th is vicinity tom orrow , Colum bian
Second street. Among th ese the
high school, Sandy high school, and
P. A. TOBACCO
in
te rio r of the house lias been new
the T ro u td ale and F airview grada
16-oz. tins
schools in com m em oration of F ra n ly painted and papered, a bathroom
ces W illard day, w hich w ill be g en and b ath tu b w ith fixtures have been
erally observed th ro u g h o u t the in stalled , an a fine new autom atic
p urchased
w orld. .Mrs. W. F. Honey and sev W estiiignouse ran g e,
th
ro
u
g
h
the
local
office
of
the P o rt
eral oth er m em bers of the local
W. C. T. U. will accom pany Mis3 land E le ctric Pow er com pany, has
been connected up, ready for use.
A ldrich.
G alen F an ch e r and Ted W right
A la rg e num ber of the frien d s of have re tu rn e d from W ap in itia. O re
Miss L u etta W elling enjoyed th e gon, w here they had a few d ay s’
Store Dept.
recital w hich she gave on S a tu r
c o n tra ct of hau lin g veneer blocks
Phone 1451
day evening, assisted by Miss Alice for a fu rn itu re factory. B urten
P rindle, Mrs. C ath erin e Jack so n W alrad and his fath er-in -law H. T.
and Mrs. G ertru d e S terling. The Caffee of P o rtlan d drove to Wap
num bers w ere all w ell rendered in itia Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. L ane e n te r
and the m usicians received much
tained
at d inner T uesday evening
J. T. H o rr u n d erw en t a m ajor
praise.
Miss W elling’s num bers
o peration at Good S am aritan hos in honor of th e 14th b irth d a y of
showed th at she hns real ab ility as
pital W ednesday and from latest th e ir son Roy F ull and th e 76th
a violinist. Among those who cam e
rep
o rts Is said to be getting along b irth d ay of a neighbor, Mrs. Sevilla
from aw ay to h ear the program
well. Mr. and Mrs. H o rr have r e Spencer. Covers w ere laid for 14,
w ere Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Davis of
cently
moved from the H einey Mrs. Spencer, h er son-in-law M ark
P o rtland, Mr. and Mrs. Em m ett
R utherford and two sons V incent
W elling of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. F. house on F o u rth and Roberts to and Vernon. Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Dr.
A.
T
hom
pson’s
house
on
South
P. Conkle and d au g h ter Louise and
Newcombe, Mrs. H. J. W hite, Mr.
R oberts avenue.
Mrs. J. Conkle of P ortland.
and Mrs. Lane, Lucy and E dith
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Mealey e n te r
Lane, Roy and Glen F ull and Miss
tained Mr. and Mrs. L. P. S hangle
C lara Bautnann, who m akes her
I and tw o children of P o rtlan d at
home w ith the L ane fam ily,
d inner W ednesday evening. The
A p leasan t su rp rise w as given
two fam ilies w ere form er ac q u ain t
Mrs. Roy C rab tree last evening a t
ances at Milton. Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. B ert N o rth ru p w ent her a p a rtm e n ts in P o rtlan d by the
to T he D alles T uesday w hen they iadies of th e G resham A m erican
visited w ith Mrs. N o rth ru p ’s uncle Legion au x iliary . T hose p resen t
and au n t, Mr. and Mrs. C lark Me- w ere Mrs. H. J. P u lfer, Mrs. W. S.
lugin. W hen they left they expect- E verett, Mrs. L. T. St. C lair, Mrs.
td to go on to D ufur to visit a F ra n k H am lin, Mrs. E. G ilberson,
Mrs. K. C. R oberts. Mrs. W alter
niece of Mr. N orthrup.
Olmschied, Mrs. C. C. Y ager, Mrs.
Mrs. A. II. W right retu rn ed S a t
Joe Chiodo. Mrs. E rn e st B rugger,
urday from a trip to W isconsin
Mrs. Galen F an ch er and Mrs. Chas.
SI’F( 1 11 FREE IIF II. on Gold
w here she visited for several w eeks
Bar Goods. All Kinds
Gray. Radio m usic and a g en eral
w ith friends and relativ es. She
good social tim e w ere enjoyed. Mrs.
We are offering absolutely
w as accom panied home by her sis
free, in addition to the low-tlg-
C rab tree w as presen ted w ith a w ed
te r Miss Nellie Loomis who ex
ured p riii' on th ese item s, one
ding gift of green gl;y<s service and
pects to spend th e w inter here.
can Gold Bar Peas, 2's, on an
p lates from th e A uxiliary of w hich
order of 1 dozen can s of the fo l
Phyllis, the tw o-year-old d au g h she w as th e se creta ry for two
lowing Item s:
te r of Mr. and Mrs. Newell E d years. She has been a m em ber of
w ards, w as badly burned around th e A uxiliary ever since its o rg a n
M h I h PIN E A PPLE ,
th e lips last Monday w hen she ization.
Flat. Gold Har. can 15<d»
per d o zeu ........
placed th e end of a connected sew
Mr. and Mrs. A lbert Cam p are j
ing m achine cord In her m outh. It
s | Il i l l I’l M t i l l 1 , 1 ,,uy2>...s
driving
a new car, a Falcon K night
im m ediately caused h short which
Gold Bar. per
sedan, whicli they pu rch ased re
blew
out
th
e
fuse.
The
ch
ild
's
per d o zen . ..
cently.
Ilium s w ere trea ted at the office of
(.K t I ED P IM U T I F. fancy Is
a local physician. H er lip s a re
Flat. Gold Bar, can 1 5 , u* | I n
Drive a C hrysler to prove a
_’ B
’. I • I ’ ' still badly sw ollen, but it Is C hrysler. H essel Im plem ent Co.,
thought no scars will be left. She G resham .—Adv.
I.R VI ED P1NF t l ’I’l F. fancy
w as playing around th e m achine
fa ll cans, Gold Bar. can 2 0 C
w hich Mrs. F ran k G illett was
Repair Driveways,
^ •9 9 -
Now is th e tim e to re p a ir your
using in the E d w ard s ap a rtm en ts,
per dozen
>,
and playfully put th e end of the drivew ays w ith cru sh ed Tock or
road gravel. See W alrad & W right,
tsP A R t l . l s. 21...S
Juice-laden cord In her m outh when G resham , phone 1631.—Adv.
Mammoth Gold lia r, can ID?
It w as disconnected from the sew
ing m achine for a m om ent.
For Christmas Gifts.
per dozen
See my new stock of fail sam ples
Mrs. A. Thom pson is recovering
in S plrella stockings and u n d er
t s i ’ tR t l . l s, is. sa la d Point
from a very sev ere a tta c k of w hat w ear. O rders m ay be ta k en at
Gold Bar, p r i a n 3 0 c
ap p ears to he oak poisoning, from W hite Way or will call at your
p er d o zen ............
w hich she has suffered for th e past hom e evenings. Mrs. E tta Hoover,
phone 3267.—Adv.
S t l I RKR t l I. 2 '. S
th ree w eeks. H er son. Dr. Fred
Fancy Gold Bar, can I 5 e
T hom pson of The D alles, has v isit
Phoenix Hose for Ladles.
ed his m o th er th re e tim es during
All th e new colors including
per dozen.
her illn ess and is expected down pointex heel at p opular prices,
$1.00. $1.50, $1.95.—A ylsw orth &
ORN, F an e, Hlnni x o ia . 2 s
again on Sunday.
M artin.—Adv.
tf
r u s h ) G o ld Bar. c a n iîO e
T hose « h o took th e Schick test
yesterday at the G resham g rad e ]
Lovely Gift H andkerchiefs.
pez dozen
school are asked to go to the
1 will again offer lovely h a n d k e r
s I Rl \ I. It I t N s. Fa ne j ( ut
schnolhous, m xt .Monday to have chiefs of various m a teria ls for
Gold H.i r. . . . < ui 2 5
C hristm as gifts. Mrs. P earl Mack.
the te st read.
per »losen.................
G resham , phone 96x.—Adv.
tf
O scar T horen has been m aking a
Speak for your favorite daily and
s l ’IX t( II. F an cj 2S «
n um ber of im provem ents In his
Gold
20
wood w orking shop on Cleveland th e Outlook now w hile th e prices
$9
9
»
a re reduced. Call 1561 for Inform
per d o ze n ...................
«venue. A double floor has been ation.
laid and m ore w indow s in stalled
I 'l t s . Fancy. 2s
P ro fesso r (to fre sh m a n )—’ W hen
Med—sited Gold Bar ' an 2 0 c
for additional light. A th ird elec
tric m otor, of five h o rse pow er c a w ere you born?”
F resh m an —"On th e second of
per dozen
pacity, will tak e c a re of the heavier A pril.”
w ork done by m achinery.
MDre
P ro fesso r— "Late again."
floor space will he provided in the
Select jo u r choice dozen, and
Insurance funds for farm loans
se t jo u r can oi p e a s tree.
plant for th e Increasing am ount of
No commission or brokerage. Very
business.
easy terms B. W. Thorne.—Adv.
93c
Newberg Packing Co.
P h o n e 1151
1927
75c
GROCERIES
CIDER, fresh and
sw eet, g a llo n ........
OCTOBER 3K
25c
PORK ( HOPS, from tli.Q A
loin, p o u n d .................
LARI), 2 lbs. M e, 3 lbs. M e, No. 5 pails 73c
No. 10 pails 91.47, p o u n d .....................................................
P anoram ic pictu res of th e eleven
G resham Union high school busses
w ere tak en W ednesday by a com
m ercial pho to g rap h er to be used
la te r for various purposes, possi
bly in periodicals show ing the
gro w th of th e sta te 's high schools.
The fleet of high school busses has
been increased a t the rate of tw o a
year for th e p ast two years, seven
only req u ired in 1925 for th e tr a n s
p o rtatio n of stu d en ts, nine th e foi
lowing y ears and eleven for th e
l,r,!b,",1l year.
F R U I I ),
$1.60
“ ‘$2^5
$4.50
$2.311
$1.70
$2.25
See the new Chrysler. Its very appearance will
make you eager to drive it.
D rive it. e x a m in e it th o ro u g h ly — body c o n s tru c
tio n , u p h o lste ry , finish, e q u ip m e n t, m ec h a n ism ,
e v e ry th in g — fo r th e m o re closely you in sp e c t it th e
g r e a te r w ill be y o u r a p p re c ia tio n .
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
RELIABILITY
PHONE 1141
SERVICE
GRESHAM, OREGON
r
The Til it he ^Autumn
♦ o Tdnde ♦ ♦
the autumn leaves are
gently floating groundward there
is s ttll a note of joy ¡» The au
tumn brtde deserves our utmost
thought in our selection of gifts je
It e have assembled a choice c o lle t
tion of rich and lovely gifts
a t sensible prices
$2.85
$2.15
ik
itkalcp’s JlfUiclrv é»torr
Pow ell S tre e t
G resh am , Ore.