Gresham outlook., January 27, 1928, Page 4, Image 4

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Gresham Locals
GRESHAM
FAIHVIEW CELEBRATES
WITH EINE PKOGKAM
C o n tin u ed from page 1
OUTLOOK, GRESHAM,
OREGON
FRIDAY, JANUARY t i ,
can be arran g ed a t a saving for the BERRY GROWERS PASS
m erch an t as w ell as the consum er.
v A i t i n r u d l u / v i i r i n v u
P u rc h ase rs may likew ise club th eir
' A K I U I S K E S O L L 1 IONS
w ants and p u rch ase a t a saving.
Sale» can be consum ated in one day j
C o n tin u ed from page 1
w hat otherw ise m ight tak e weeks.
G roup ad v ertisin g can be effected o w n ed c u r r e n t in to o n e - h a lf o f o u r
th a t will m ean a reduction to p u r- O reg o n h o m e s b y th e y e a r 1933
N ational T h rift Week has come chasers.
to an end. Have we profited th e re ­
L et’s all Join together and cele-
S tate Incom e Tax Favored,
by? P erh ap s so, b u t not as much
W h e re a s , a n e ffo rt is n o w b e in g
as we should. It has been too gen ­ b ra te one real ¿ay of T h rift, Feb-
eral and no one has tak en it e a rn ­ ru a ry 3, 1928. Observe resu lts. We m a d e to p la c e b e fo re th e v o te r s o f th e
estly. Why not follow w ith G resh­ will assist in any way w e can. All s t a t e o f O reg o n a t th e n e x t g e n e r a l
am T h rift Day, F eb ru ary 3. The savings deposits m ade on F eb ru ary e le c tio n a n in co m e t a x bill s p o n s o re d
E’irst S tate Bank has set aside F eb ­ 3d w ill bear Interest, from F eb ru - b y th e S t a t e F e d e r a tio n o f L a b o r,
ru ary 3 as T h rift Day for ftresham a r y 1, each will be received in th e S t a t e G ra n g e . F a r m e r s ' U n io n a n d O r-
R a u ilw
to r rs s . , a a n n d a
and will fu rn ish p lacard s for those sp irlt of a T h rift ' deposit
‘T ” »“ and th
m e e u d . e e r o f rw
w u a y y v C o o n n u d u u c c w
,
who d esire—also lapel b uttons for cred ito r given cred it for good reso-
Whereas, we, th e C o o p e ra tiv e B e r r y ,
children in the schools
I ,u t*on* 1,1 fu tu re borrow ings. L et G ro w e rs o f G re s h a m . O reg o n , d o feel
.... '
, u s h e a r f r o m you as to w hat you t h a t a ll s u p p o r t p o ssib le s h o u ld be g iv -
1 he N ational T h iitt com m ittees will do to celeb rate F eb ru ary 3.
e n th is b ill, th e re fo re ,
ten Com m andm ents for Success i
______________
B e I t R e so lv ed , t h a t w e h e re b y g o on
and "Happiness w ere— W ork and
re c o rd a s u n a n im o u s ly fa v o rin g th e
New Books Received.
earn . m ake a budget, record ex- ,
! hill a n d t h a t a co p y o f th is re so lu tio n
pendltures, have a bank account,
T he follow ing books of n a rra tiv e be s e n t to th e S e c r e ta r y o f S ta te , S a m
ca rry life in su ran ce, own your have been received at the G resham A. K o z e r.
home, m ake a will .Invest In safe pub|)c ,jb rary rp ce,jtly; Wp
sh are w ith others. T h ese might’
G lorious A dventure. R ichard
J ^ k H I n g I.,«»rm.Bon Sought,
well he prefix,,! by: Conserve H allib u rto n ; Napoleon, Em il L u d - '
n e P h e r f< w e e k 1 r ? U t-
eh 7 °
W' K' Y0UF Money 's W orth, S tu a rt la c k o f a u t h e n t i c I n fo rm a tio n a s to th e
p e rfo rm
a n y ot <tlit 'o th e r co m ’ (' hase;
C h,na a n '> th e Pow ers, P ro b a b le y ie ld s o f o u r v a r io u s f a r m
m andm ents " i o teach th e ir c h B - ’ « e n r y K ittredge N orton; Read 'em
f
February 3 Set
For Thrift Day
principal speaker of the evening.
C arroll Oakes Is ill a t hl» home W hile some m ight call him vision­
on South R oberts avenue w ith an ary, he ce rtain ly is not a knocker
and has enough vim and push to
a tta c k ot flu.
see g reat possibilities ahead for
Mr. ,»nd Mrs. J. T. Lew is were this section. Among o th er in te re st­
happily su rp rised T uesday evening ing th in g s he said the Oregon
w hen neighbors and friends came country has m ore th an one half of
all the stan d in g tim ber in America,
in to a ssist In th e celebration of and th is tim b er ,lf utilized, would
th e ir birthday» w hich occu r but m ake P o rtlan d one of th e larg est
four days ap a rt. A pie—ant social cities in the United S tates. He Is
w orking stro n g ly for th e extension
evening was • ■ J ° n C 'th e
of the B arr road through to T rout-
ed the serving of refreshm ents.
da.e and th e taking over of the
Mrs. L ottie B ennett, of Raw lins, P. E P. rig h t of way for improved
W yoming, left yesterday for her highw ay facilities. In com paring
home afte r spending som e tim e at the resources of th e United S tates
with those of Europe Mr.# Lepper
the hom e of her niece Mrs. A nthony stated th a t w hile the Unlteel S tates
H engstler w here she assisted In has only 7 per cent of th e land and
the care of Mrs. H en g stler’s father 6 per cent of the population It con­
J. O. Em bry, who passed aw ay a trib u te s 25 per cent of the ag ric u l­
tu ra l supplies and 24 per cent of
few days ago.
the m anufactured products.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sellln of
The singing of th e P. E. P. syn­
Cashm ere, W ashington, cousins of ch ronizers was much enjoyed by
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. A llshouse, are those present. Ten sin g ers besides
the accom panist rendered a tine
spending a few weeks at th e Alls- program of num bers. The G resh­
dren to w ork should be th e duty of and Weep, S p ath ; O utw itting Mid- ceM ,iuantitleg J , frult ln the various
house home w hile they search for am Union high school o rch e stra rnXoH,
m aking of o <lle A g e ' R a m U 8 : F i r s t C rossing of lo c a litie s w ith in o u r n a tio n f re q u e n tly
suitab le living q u a rte rs in P o rt­ under the direction of Miss Alice has tu rn ed the 'c'ourZt"of*m any a ,h e P° lar S ea' A m undsen; Tomb- i le a d s t o 'h e a v y lo ss e s a n d a n eco n o m ic
P
rlndle,
played
several
fine
selec­
land, w here Mr. Selliu Is employed
tions at th e beginning of th e eve­ fam ily from a dow nw ard one to an fitone, W. N. B u rn s; Jinglebob, i s'¡</ ' r>
v
In the grocery business.
ning and also during th e program upgrade. A record of expen d itures Rollins. T he follow ing new fiction Nury to U8e a „' h o n o ra b le m e a n s to
T he senior high school g irls de­ Several F airview officials rem arked a V e a ilz a G o dn n^ f , the,i r b u t t e r u f e i J a s 0 h “ 8 b e e " r e c e i v e d J a l n a - D e L a e m p o w e r th e a g r i c u ltu r a l d e p a r tm e n t
feated th e ju n io r g irls W ednesday on th e excellent m usical num bers, nessand“ made»them u X d
“ I
S ,b er" ‘a " Oo,d' H a rPe r = ^ i u m a t f 'r L t a b V V ^ * " ^ ? " " T " n
noon in a w ell-m atched basketball both vocal and In strum ental.
™"* b*,e. ‘
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T he big 10-lnch drilled well, A bank acco u n t cre ate s a desire Meanwhile, H. G. W ells; F lam beau
gam e, the score standing 22 to 16.
Them J Jieir p X in g ope7a-
around w hich everything ce n ters In to accu m u late and has been the Jim , S p earm an ; Cream of th e Ju g , X
Miss Em m a R. Johnson, Miss th e new w ate r system , is 101 feet roundatfon of a useful and success- O verton; Jin x Ship, Pease.
tio n s.
Evelyn Metzger, Miss Mabel Jack- in depth and is located on th e I). ful ca re e r for m any a young man. j _______ ’___________ ’
W.
McKay
place,
in
th
e
southw
est
Read St. M athew, Chap. 25, verses
son and Mrs. Mary Welch w ere din­
p art of Fairview . An e x tra heavy
n er guests T uesday evening of Mr. steel tow er 64 feet in height su p ­ lji to 30, St. Luke, Chap. 19, verses
13 to 26. Every man should pro­
and Mrs. H. L. St. Clair. A fter din­ ports a wooden tan k 16 feet high, vide for his fam ily and life in su r­
having
a
capacity
for
32,000
g
a
l­
ner the six m ade up a party which
ance is a g re a t assista n ce to the
attended the m otion p icture show lons of w ater. The height of SO man of m oderate m eans. Every
feet gives a sufficient p ressu re, be­ good citizen tak es pride in having
featuring “T he F ighting E agle”, tw een 50 and 80 pounds, to an sw er
a home. To pay re n t for a long j
presented at the O riental th e ate r, every req u irem en t.
T he w ater period of tim e is d eg rad in g —the
P o rtlan d 's new est and m ost b eau ti­ pipes are laid 32 Inches under ow ners of homes move nations.
ful show house. O thers p resen t ut ground, th u s in su rin g cold w ater in Make a will is good advice to every
the
w arm est w eather.
Modern
the dinner w ere Mrs. E lsie Cogs­ plum bing is now w ithin th e reach man who has labored and acquired
huhits of accum ulation. To co n -’
well and Miss M argaret St. Clair.
of every F airview resid en t, as th e serve p ro p erty afte r death and see
A. Mom 1» displaying to his w ater has been piped to every curb. th a t It Is p roperly used is th e de­
friends two souvenirs of the h oli­ Up to date th e re a re 74 m eters in ­ sired end.
day season, of w hich he Is Justly stalled.
In v est In safe se cu ritie s is a
The new system , w hich has been com m and th a t ¡¿lould stan d out
proud. One is u le tte r of greeting
from Mr. and Mrs. H. L. L arsson brought to a successful cu lm in a­ boldly before every person who has
of Jeru salem .
Mr. L arsson is tion, is due to the activ ity of a num ­ labored to accum ulate. Im m ense
Swedish consul th e re . He and bis ber of men. f’fty A ttorney C. G. sum s a re lost an n u ally th ro u g h phe
wife w ere In th a t city when Mr. S chneider handled th e legal end p u rch ase of u tte rly w o rth less se­
Mom visited th e Holy Land in 1900, of the project and the flouting of curities. Read H aggal, Chap. 1,
and Mr. L arsson acted as his guide. the bond issue of $20,000, w ithout verses 6 to 8.
T he picture on the card show s the which th e re could have been no
Pay hills prom ptly Is som ething
11. I„ G ilbert of th a t each of us should th in k of
S e a of G alilee and Mt. H erm on. On developm ent.
C hristm as eve Mr. Mom received P ortlan d engineered th e w ork and m ore earn estly . In th ese th ree
a radiogram from G othenburg, perfected th e plans, w hile a Mr. w ords lies th e foundation of credit
Sweden, b roadcast on December Page of P o rtlan d assisted as w o rk ­ and w ithout cre d it th e re can be no
19, received in New York and te le­ ing engineer. M arshal Ira Brooks progress. T his applies to th e w ell-
of Fairview is in ch arg e of th e w a­ to-do, as w ell as the m ore meek
graphed from there.
1 V/I • • • • • •
The Home M issonary society of te r departm en t, assisted by a com ­ and lowly.
th e Methodist church will m eet at m ittee com posed of C. N. Buckner,
S h are w ith others. T his does not
th e home of Mrs. C. E. Johnson John Malmffey and George Shaw.
inpan to sh u re in th e -s p irit of a
A dequate lire protection can now good fellow, b u t ra th e r th a t we
W ednesday afternoon, F ebruary 1.
This special offer good until Eel». 10
T he subject of "C hristian Missions he afforded Fairview , w here before l>ear our sh a re of tax es and other
anil A m erica's R acial A ttitude” it w as impossible. A fire h y d ran t burdens for th e benefit of th e com ­
will be discussed under the leader­ has been located in every block m unity at large.
ship of Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. A rthur and th ere Is sufficient p ressu re to
Much can be accom plished by
Ilow sett, Mrs. Benjamin Cameron throw a stream of w ater 100 feet one day of intensitled celebration
and Miss Cora G reen will a ssist the Into the air. T he city has 250 feet of T h rift. R esolutions can be made
hostess. A sh o rt program will be of tw o-inch hose, enough to reach for a m ore carefu l checking of ex- 1
any building In the town from the pen d ltu res, fam ily budgets cover- j
Gresham, Ore.
rendered.
hydrant connection. T h ere is talk
M. D. K ern, who has spent the now of organizing a vo lu n teer tire ing the year can be arran g ed , i
past th ree m onths w ith relatives in d epartm en t for b etter protection. G rouping of com m odities for sale
P ortland, has retu rn ed to G resham Will Brooks is ch airm an of the
to live. He will he located tem por­ tem porary lire dep artm en t.
arily w ith B. (). Boswell.
One noticeable fea tu re of the r e ­
The Ju n io r L eague of the E van­ cent project Is the fact that the
gelical church will give an e n te r­ bond Issue of $20.000 was madu to
tainm ent at tin* grange hall. Wed- cover the work. In m any instances
Ilesday, F ebruary 1,. beginning at | of in d u stria l developm ent in c o m
8 p. m. T here will ho a line pro­ m unlties th is Is not the ease, but by
gram of m usic, hum orous re c ita ­ careful m anagem ent
those in
tions, skits, ami a th ree act com e­ charg e of the w ork here hronght it
N K W B ER G HAM
dy. The comedy is it burlesque on through w ithout in c u rrin g ad d i­
BACON BACKS
th e popular subject of w om an's tional expense.
\
oil'll
ask
for
none
suffrage. The c h a ra c te rs change
Sugar cured, lean and
occupations, th e men following
better,
appetizing. Lb.
w om en's vocations ami vice versa,
all it will cort you to en ­
W
hole
or
half.
Lb.
giving plenty of scope for a keen joy That'a
solid com fort at night when the
sense of hum or,
old east wind blows and the sheets
Mr. and Mrs. C harles Raney who are like ch u n k s of Ice. A W esting-
llvo near Ituhy Jun ctio n are the house E lectric W arm ing Pad does
proud p are n ts of an eight-pound th e trick. S afer too th an th e old hot
Brookfield
d au g h ter, born W ednesday. She w ater bottle, $1.55 down, balnce $2
SARDINES
has been nam ed Jean Victoria.
LOAF CHEESE
tier month. P. E. P. E lectric store,
In mustard, Tomato
S herm an K ilgore's autom obile ! G resham .
Loaf
weighs about 5 lbs.
slipped off tin g l e n • rack bed at
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sauce and spiced.
the Ivy Filling station yesterday
W hat you w ant, when you w ant
Whole or half. Lb.
Large oval cans.
m orning, hut was undam aged when | It. as you w ant It—W ant Ad It.
filially righted liy Die tow ing ap ­
2 cans
p a ra tu s ot the G resham garage.
O. W. Landon suffered a stroke
of paraly sis nt the home of his
\V hole W heat
daughter, Mrs. W illiam Stanley,
SALMON
W ednesday evening and Is p ra c ti­
FIG BARS
cally helpless. Owing to his ad ­
Red Sockeye Salmon
vanced age of 95 years, his recov­
Something different
No. 1 _> flat cans
ery cannot he looked for. Mr. L an­
2 lbs.
don hns been a resident of th e vi­
Special, 3 cans
cinity of G resham since 1882.
Our bulk coffee business in ­
creased l i t year m ore than
Mr. and Mrs. A. L, C ham berlain
SI per t e n t .
of S pringdale are receiving con­
g ratu latio n s on the arriv al of a
“ T here's a rea so n "
•on, born to them W ednesday at
PINEAPPLE
(LAMS
the home of Mrs. J. A. Bushong.
Solar
brand, broken
T he baby has been nam ed George
Spruce T ree B rand
Allen.
slices. No. 2 x/i cans
Minced ('lams No. ' j
»V VI It VIPS M T I 111
Dr. and Mrs. II. V. Adix e n te r­
Best C ream ery B utter,
tained at an a ttra c tiv e dinner giv­
flat cans, special
en W ednesday at A lexandra Court
3 cans
ORVNGFS
hotel. Covers w ere laid for 16.
Sweet, Juicy Navels
Robert, th e seven-year-old son of
300 size .......................
HONEY
Mr. and Mrs. E rn e st C an ister, 1« |
If you use canned Coffee say
in Em anuel hospital w here he was I
DEI. MONTE
Strained honey in quart
operated on W ednesday for m as !
252 size .....................
IIKIIOMS
Stain dard of quality fop
tolditis, an u nusually severe case
Mason jars. Special
in ) ears.
The Rebekah W elfare club w ill!
200 s i z e ............
Light weight with red
meet a t th e home of Mrs. George '
Kenney W ednesday, F ebruary 1.
handle. Special
1-lb. can
150 slxe .......................
Miss Inez Lusted and Mrs. E tta |
Hoover will assist the hostess.
2-lb. can
DATFS
ORANGES
Im ported bulk. 2 lbs.
l i t lllll KFPAIRING.
Sunkist oranges
We repair anything on any m ake
\ an Camp’s
I I M I PHI M s
of radio. Work guaranteed. L. I..
252
size. Special
PORK
&
BEANS
Fancy Oregon, 40 50 slxe
Long, phone 631. We call for and
5-lb. wood b o x ............
deliver.
Dozen
Medium cans, 3 for
K O TE X
FREE
O n e fu ll s i z e p a c k a g e
PEERLESS UTAH
COAL
M rs. R obert Blair
A ccredited T eacher of
I ’lO LIN
T h e C o al w ith o u t a p e e r
G resham F uel Co.
Office 10.» I
Phones
19*.
R es. I x i
At Dr. W. J. Ott home, Gresham
Every Saturday
Phone 31S&
Gresham Thrift Day
February 3, 1928
More attention is given to T hrift each year—stronger
competition is compelling every business house to
adopt more sagacious methods in the conduct of its
business especially so in its expenditures. T hrift
d(L.n p o t mean a penurious saving but on the other
hand a judicious expenditure.
The old now “The survival of the fittest” still holds
good uutl as a consequence those who would survive
must recognize THRIFT.
Thrift in the form of budgets and a careful checking
of expenditures is being carried into the best homes
more and more every year and should be more uni­
versally taught in our public schools.
GRESHAM IS TO OBSERVE FEBRUARY 3 AS
“ TH RIFT DAY.”
Let everyone in this community on th a t day strive to
do som ething that will better th eir condition, curtail
some needless expense, add to th eir bank account or
purchase necessities in bulk at a reduced cost—a co­
operation between dealer and consumer. Let every
person in this community try this stunt for one day
and note the result at the end of the day. Think w hat
the result would be for the community if continued.
In order th at this m atter may come to the attention
of the public more forcibly, the F irst State Rank will
provide every school boy and girl that will call a t our
bank, with a lapel TH RIFT button setting forth Feb­
ruary 3 as T hrift Day.
Any savings deposit made February 3 will bear
interest from February 1.
FIRST STATE BANK
A Strong Bank
GRESHAM, OREGON
of
g e n u i n e K o t e x if y o u b u y
2 packages
Qgç
W. R. HICKS CO.
GROCERY BULLETIN
30c
a®
35c
¿O
WALRAD
Merc. Co.
25c
an<*\
^famous
32c
4 5 ÎJ Â
35c
57c
Phone 1411
52c
42c
DEI. MONTE
COFFEE
49c
95c
39c
Some splendid bargain su b sc rip ­
tion offers on O regonian, Journal,
alone or with Outlook. Good until
Feb. 2, 1928.
B-r-r-r!
A s s o n i I I I CHOI 01 A l l s
pound fancy boxes.
Q
î’à
A H I OAA l O l l t
Del Malz Brand. 2's,
Seal of Oregon
25c
FLOUR
Canned
A hart! wheat flour
made by the
Crown Milla
49-lb. sack
LIMA BEANS
No. 2 cans
Special, 3 cans
20c
PIGGLY WIGGLY
Week-End Features
PIGGI.Y WIGGLY FANCY
CREAMERY BI TTER,
tastes m ighty good, lb
47 I C
T
WESSON OIL
WII.SO NUT MVRGARINE
You'll ta ste the differ-
ence. 3 lb s ................ v A C
M .IB COEFEE, packed in
vacuum , coffee con- 4(Y „
tentm ent.
lb ..........
Hardy’s
PE A M T BITTER
Best for quality
Lb.
ZZC
CALIF. HOME TOMATO
< ATSUP, big 18-oz, hot. 23c
2 lo r .............................. 4 5 C
I RESI ENT MATCHES, non-
poisonous, full boxes
1 A„
6 b o x e s ........................... JM C
97c
BLE U HEM. the new clothes
bleach and deodorant
Pints, 2 f o r .............. ZM C
( A lt PURE (A N E SUGAR,
packed in p aper sacks r n
10 pounds ................... ,)if(
PEE T S I.RANI LATED SOAP
for w ashing m achine Q Q «
use, large siz e ........ » ) .! (
KEI.I.OGG'S SHREDDED
WHOLE WHEAT BISCUIT.
T h ey 're fine
3 packages .................. Z t ) C
WALDORF TO ILET TISSUE,
A m erica's best seller »>»J
rolls . . . .
ZZC
I'TAIIN V SWEET l'EAS
Field ru n 's iz e -,
•)"
larg e tins, 2 f o r ___ Z »)C
WILLAMETTE ( I T
STRINGLESS BEANS,
T en d er Oregon beans
2 cans .......................... Z O C
CORN MEAL
fresh stock, 9 lbs.
VAN ( AMP'S TOMATO
SOUP. 3 c a n s ...................
2-lb. tin s .................
.»r
•>•)(.
On ,
ZUC
FREDFRIt K CITY STANID.
ARl) SUGAR CORN,
O-
from M aryland, 3 cans •> •)(
PIGGI.Y WIGGLY TWIN
BREAD, a w ell baked 1An
q u ality loaf ..............
DLL M VIZ FANCY GOLDEN
CORN, th e new v ariety Q JT _
PRINCE ALBERT TOBACCO
LINDSAY RIPE OLIVES^
9-ox. tins, med. size
fru it, 2 c a n s ............ Z .* (
IUC
85c
1-lb. t i n s .....................
-
•
CIG A RETTES, Camels, C hes­
terfields or L .S .
ca rto n .................. ip
Cl
1.1 IQ
«7
SATURDAY FRUIT AND
VEGETABLE FEATURES
49c
30c
FANCY LOUISIANA BLUE
BOSE RICE, will cook *1O„
whole, 3 lb s ................
IMPERIAL VALLEY LETTUCE, the finest grown
.<1
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Q
> ('
CALIFORNIA NAVEL ORANGES, fancy grade
40
large size, dozen.............................................................................4 o C
OREGON
ONIONS, 3 pounds .
CARROTS and TURNIPS, 3 lbs
10c
10c