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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
....................................................................................
Q
> ('
CALIFORNIA NAVEL ORANGES, fancy grade
40
large size, dozen.............................................................................4 o C
OREGON
ONIONS, 3 pounds .
CARROTS and TURNIPS, 3 lbs
10c
10c