Gresham outlook., February 24, 1928, Page 4, Image 4

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY
GRESHAM OUTLOOK, GRESHAM, OREGON
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The case in circu it co u rt of the Gill. The P leasan t Home orches-
George T hrockm orton, a b ro th er
of Mrs. J. H. Wood, who has been B uilders E lectric F ix tu re Supply tra , under the direction of Guy
com pany of P o rtland vs H enry , l()bertson wlll , , go be pregent at
ill In a P ortland hospital for sev­ Kummel was decided in favor of
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eral w eeks, continues very poorly. the defendant in Judge Campbell'« th is time. T here will be an ad-
R elatives and friends m ake his stay co u rt yesterday afternoon, W. J. , m ission charge.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Swift drove to In the hospital as p leasan t as pos­ »
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A storia T uesday afternoon to visit sible, w hile he is receiving ad d i­ p arties in a c o n tra ct for electrical T. W illiam s, who has been visiting
for a day or so w ith an au n t of tional care through the kindness fixtures.
w ith her uucle since Sunday, re-
Mr. Swift, who is seriously ill.
of the. Moose and Eagles, both of
W hether th e snow, w hich is to- tu rn ed to h er home and w ork at
T he A m erican Legion anil au x il­ which o rganizations he is a m em ­ .lay falling in large w intry-looking S pokane W ednesday night,
flakes, is th e real thing in th e
ia ry will m eet on T uesday evening, ber.
shape of a storm or sim ply a cam - ' T he Ladies Aid societies of th ree
Miss M argaret A nicker, who has oullage w hich will p resen tly m elt neighboring
F ebruary 28. at the grange hall, for
com m unities
w ere
th e ir reg u lar m eeting. Pot-luck been employed In P o rtlan d for aw ay into a sp rin g m ist, rem ain s gu ests of th e M ethodist ladies a t a
some tim e past, w as tak en to Good to be seen. Snow began falling colonial tea and w ork-fest .which
supper will be served.
shortly after noon today, follow ing
was held at the home of Mrs. G. W.
Bernice H astings w as brought S am aritan hospital on F eb ru ary 14, a chilling east wind.
home T uesday evening from P o rt­ suffering with an abcess on her leg
Mrs. H a rrie t T im m erm an is now A lder of Victory com m unity. The
land sanitarium w here she success­ She w as brought home T uesday settled in her new location, th e for- i societies of Victory, Cedar and Cot-
T here
fully underw ent an operation for m uch improved and it Is expected m er H en g stler house on th e cor- | tre ll w ere th e visitors.
besides gev.
m astoiditis some tim e previously. with p ro p er care will be able to r e ­ ner of F ifth stre e t and R oberts
avenue.
. . . .
She had been sick for a week be­ sum e h er work before long.
Robert C alllster. who u n d erw en t c r3 ‘ childron and a few husbands,
Mr. and Mrs. E m m ett W elling of an operation for m astoiditta some A delightful tim e was enjoyed,
fore being tuken to P ortland and
placed under the ca re of a special­ Salem, form er residents of G resh ­ tim e ago in a P o rtlan d h ospital,
and Mrs. John Ic k le r’s son-
ist. She is now convalescing as am, a re receiving co n g ratu latio n s was brought home Monday and is
m
aking
sa
tisfac
to
ry
recovery.
,n
ldW’
H enry Pa<*pe, is u n ae r a
over the arriv al of th e ir first child,
well as can be expected.
Mr. and Mrs. C harles L am bert I’hyalclan’s care at his home,
E ighty fine shade trees, ash, a son weighing ten pounds and five are again occupying the D. C. Ely
The ju n io r choir will m eet at the
black w alnut and other varieties, ounces, born to them Sunday, F eb ­ house on Hood avenue w hich w as M ethodist parsonage for practice
a re being set out th is week on the ru ary 19, in a Salem hospital. Mr. badly dam aged by fire some weeks S atu rd ay afternoon beginning at 3
county fair grounds.
T he trees and Mrs. E. E. W elling of G resham ago. The re a r of the house w hich •
T w o n e w m em bers. Lois
was p ractically destroyed, has
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w ere donated by H. A. Lewis, a are now w earing the title of g ra n d ­ been
rebuilt, with some rem odeling and G race B artsch. w ere added to
m em ber of th e fair board, and are p aren ts for the first tim e, but the and im proving. T he fro n t p a rt of the m em bership. All boys and girls
la test grandchild is the 14th for the building was not dam aged to of (be com m unity are crodlally in
being set out by E. Schw edler.
Mrs. C harles L am bert is ill at her Mrs. George Tâcheron. Mrs. T â c h ­ any g rea t extent, but it was found vited to Join th is choir. The ju n ­
hom e on Hood avenue with a se­ eron and her d au g h ter Mrs. H. H. necessary to re -tin t and re-p ain t iors will sing a t the m orning
some of the rooms. Mr. Ely ex­
vere cold, the condition bordering Ott visited Mrs. W elling in th e pressed g rea t appreciation to th e church service.
on pneum onia. She is being cared hospital la st Tuesday.
fire fighters who saved his p ro p er­
F reeland Collins is pioneering in
for by her hu sb an d ’s m other, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G, Bond and ty from being an en tire loss.
an in d u stry new to this com m unity,
Rose Lam bert.
th ree ch ild ren of F o rest Grove v is­
th a t of opossum farm ing. He re ­
Mr. and Mrs. Norm an Lucky, ited W ednesday w ith Mr. and Mrs.
PLEASANT HOME
ceived a nice p air of opossum s
th e ir tw o children and Mr. L ucky’s M. L. W hite and family. Mr. Bond
Sunday, F eb ru ary 26, w ill be a from a K ansas breeder a few days
p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. C larence occupies the position of ju stice of
busy day a t the M ethodist Episco­ ago and they are now “a t hom e”
Lucky who have been here for the the peace in W ashington county.
pal church. The Sunday school in a dom icile form erly occupied by
past two m onths, have moved from
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Com stock and will convene at 10 o’clock under chickens.
th e Easton ap a rtm en ts on E ast children of W hite Salm on, W ash ­
Services a t the B aptist church
the direction of W. B. Cory. The
Powell stre e t to th e ir form er home ington, w ere w eek-end v isito rs at
Sunday will begin at 10 o'clock
church service will bo at 11:15. with Sunday school, w hich will be
in Burns, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
T here will he the usual sto ry for followed by preaching at 11 by the
C larence Lucky camo from Burns Easton.
the juniors. T h e Rev. Oliver Gill, Rev. Gordon Johnson. A new con­
about C hristm as tim e for a visit
Mrs. Jam es F itzgerald, who four pastor, will speak on th e topic, te st is to be sta rted in th e Sunday
w ith th eir son and family. They
school, and all who are not a t­
"H ope
In sp irin g
P ossibilities.” tending school a re invited to join.
sta rte d home about the tim e of the weeks ago w as th e victim of an
The young people will m eet from B. Y. P. U. will m eet a t 7:30 and
accident
a
t
her
home
betw
een
Kelso
big storm th e first of the year, but
6 to 7 for a social hour in th e will be followed by preaching at 8.
being unable to m ake th e ir way and Boring resu ltin g in b u rn s
Mrs. Sadie Chase is having ex­
League room and from 7 to 8 for
through by auto, ret trued to G resh­ which cam e neur costing h er life,
tensive im provem ents made to her
the
devotional
m
eeting
u
n
d
er
th
e
w
as
yesterd
ay
removed
from
th
e
house betw een Gillis and Orient.
am and have rem ained until a short
leadership of B arb ara W alters. I M ^ ’and M r^ R o b e r't MUier a re oc-
tim e ago when the two fam ilies left T hom as san itariu m and Is being
cared for at her home hy her Thls will be followed by a church cupying the house.
perm anently for Burns.
C harles McKinney retu rn ed from
d au g h ters M argaret und *Marle. service at 8 o'clock. The p a sto r’s
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Cox are again
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w in i... “ A Pendleton on T uesday w here he
She
is
im
proving
slow
ly
und
is
do­
subject
for
th
is
service
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had
been to u k e Mra. McKinney for
g ran d p aren ts, a son having been
ing
as
well
as
cun
be
expected,
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l
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T
hat
Made
H
istory.
All
per-
,
a
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s
j( w ith her parents,
born to th e ir son-in-law and d augh­
sons not planning to atten d else- ! Mrs. Jo sep h in e A nderson visited
te r, Mr. and Mrs. C .E. T ronson of though she Is not considered e n ­ where a re cordially invited to a t- j a t th e home of Mr. and Mrs. G. R.
P ortlan d in Em anuel hospital on tirely ou t of danger. T he accident
j A nderson on W ednesday afternoon.
occurred ns the re su lt of an ex­ tend these services.
E rn est Quay is seriously ill at
F ebruary 8.
Tile condition of Elm er Van Fleet, the home of his p aren ts at Lusted.
A ttention of th e county road a u ­ plosion from pow der w hich had
T he reg u la r m eeting of M ultno­
th o rities has been called to the u n ­ been placed in an oven to dry and who is seriously ill at his home, mah
gran g e will he held on S a tu r­
continues
to
be
about
the
same,
forgotten
the
follow
ing
m
orning
sightly condition which prevails
day, F eb ru ary 25, a t th e hall in
failing
to
respond
to
any
effort
of
when
th
e
tire
was
built.
Mr.
F
itz
­
near the speedbow l, w here during
Orient.
th e pust two m onths east winds gerald and u son w ere b u rn ed at tlie physicians in charge. Mrs.
AUTOWISE SERVICE
the
tim
e
of
the
wife
and
m
o
th
er's
Canning,
of
Richmond,
C
alifornia,
have w rought havoc with th e high
Know ing w hat to do—
foster
sister
of
Mr.
Van
F
leet,
is
severe
in
ju
ries,
but
th
eir
condition
hoard fence, tim bers and p arts of
Equipped to do It—
at no tim e wus as serious as hers. now at the home and a b ro th er,
th e roof of the grandstand. J. M.
Doing it—
The
fam
ily
is
deeply
ap
p
reciativ
e
Neal
Van
Fleet
of
C
alifornia,
Is
ex
­
G u aranteeing it—
H illyard, county road supervisor
, T h a t’s autow ise service.
for th is d istrict, has Instructed of the excellent care received at pected to arriv e th is week.
T he M ethodist young people are ,
IlKOt hH AV A NELSON.
F red M errill, ow ner of the prem ­ th e san itariu m , for th e u n tirin g
energy
of
the
physician
in
ch
arg
e
devoting
m
uch
tim
e
and
stren
u
o
u
s
ises, to see th a t pie loose boards
Tell It to One-Five-Six-One.
and other debris on the highw ay and for th e loving m in istratio n s of effort to the business of p rep arin g
the two com edies, "Out of Town,"
adjacent to the grandstund, be re ­ neighbors and friends.
B urglars entered th e Brockw ay m il "68-70 B erkley Place,” which
moved w ithin th e next few days.
REMEMBER—Our
Mr. and Mrs. C. (’. Gray, who for & Nelson building la st night and I hey are to present S atu rd ay eve­
m
ade
an
unsuccessful
attem
p
t
to
ning,
March
3.
T
hose
tak
in
g
p
art
th e past four years have lived In open the safe
No attem p t w as
one of the houses belonging to Mrs. made to blow It und th e dam age a re Bernice Sloop, Zelma Collins.
A. W. Easton on Second street, was covered by Insurance. Access Agues C arlson, Lillie Ryhneck.
moved W ednesday Into th e ir new to the building wus made hy a w in­ F reeland Collins, H erm an W alters,
ends Monday, F eb ru ary 27
hom e which they recently p u r­ dow In th e shop, which has been Ralph E llsw orth, Elm a Cook, B ar­
locked for several m onths, but
W alters,
Mnhel Carlson.
chased from .lames Jen n in g s on which had been p repared hy the b ara
at Newberg Packing CoR
F irs t street. Mr. and Mrs. Jen n in g s b u rg la rs by the slipping of a bolt E sther Sloop, Amy Sloop, H arold
G resham
Bartsch.
W
illiam
Elliot,
and
Oliver
a re living tem porarily in one of th e some tim e previous to th eir visit.
T ickets for the Junior class play,
Heinev houses on T hird street. Mr.
"T he House of a T housand T h rills."
and Mrs. Verne Cole plan to occupy will be on sale a t th e th ree drug
th e Easton house which wus r e ­ stores of G resham , the G resh..::'
Drug com pany ,the T aber P h a r ­
cently vacated hy the G rays.
Mrs. Alex. Adams and son Teddy macy and D avidson’s drug sto re
for a week, beginning F eb ru ary 27.
arriv ed several days ago from The play will he given at the high |
H agerm an, Idaho, and are visiting school gym nasium on T hursday i
a t the home of relatives, Mr. and amt F riday evenings, March 8
M th . (I. A. C ox and Mr. and Mrs. und 9.
DILL PICKLES
L. D. Calkins. Mr. Adums expects
No. 2 ‘ cans
to come In a sh o rt tim e and the
PHONOGRAPHS
fam ily will live In or around G resh­
am If em ploym ent can he found.
called for and repaired
Edw ard Stubbs, a student In the
NEWBERG HAMS
U niversity of Oregon. I ihm been ill
.1. E. METZGER
Whole or half
GOLDEN CORN
at the college infirm ary for ten
Phone 1901
Pound .................
days witli bronchial trouble.
20c grade, special
BACON SQUARES
3 for
Wiki.
à '. v .'.'.'. v jav IR ÎÎ m
E xcellent for Reasoning 0
Pound
..........
Gresham Locals
M,
IMS
F or low est ra te s on autom obile,
89 cent alum inum w are sale. See
| | GRESHAM CH A PTER No
¡y 41, H A. M An invitation tru ck and g en eral in su ran ce see i our window display. L. L. K idder
( H ard w are Co.—Adv.
J is extended to the mem- B. W. T horne.—Adv.
____ 1 bers of G resham Cl
to atten d a special convocation of
W ashington C hapter No. 18, on S a t­
urday evening. F eb ru ary 25, 1928,
a t th e Masonic building at E ast
E ig h th and B urnside stre e ts in
P o rtlan d . Oregon. Special w ork in
th e It. A. Degree.
JAMES ELKINGTON, Sec’y.
A
L iv in g I n s titu tio n
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Tell it to One-Five-Six-One.
BANK is more than the building it
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occupies. It is more than the capital
and- surplus. I t is a living institution,
made so by men who manage it.
j
Remodeling Sale
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BWELHT
w o r th k e e p in g
is
w o r th care.
B rin g it to us
for cleaning and
repairing.
MEALEY’S
MEATS !
P ow ell S t
NEW SPRING HA TS
All of th e new s p rin g p a tte rn s
Ü SILKS
VISCAS
RIBBONS
FELTS
POWELL SI
25c
45c
Miss Eva Halsey
M.MAHKTira FROCK gltOVI’F
AMAIZO STARCH
Corn and Gloss
3 for —
HOME CATSUP
18-oz. bottles
2 for
D ress and Spori M odels at
p o p u la r prices
GRESHAM
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35c
COFFEE
Del M onte, th e best
coffee you c a n buy fo r
th e price.
1 ib............ 49c
2 lbs ........ 95c
Old
HICKORY SALT
A smoked salt for
curing meats
package
W e a re licensed fish
d e a le rs -
D uring th e L enten
seaso n we w ill c a rry
a good supply of iisli
— both fre sh , sm oked
an d sa lt.
FLOUR
W e fe a tu re th is a s an
excellen t fam ily flour.
4‘J -lb. sack
$1.93
$1.25
SHOES
Our S pring Stock of Shoes
is now here.
F eatu res of our line a re
the fam ous Craddock dress
shoes and Lion brand w ork
shoes.
We c a rry a com plete range
of styles and colors in
shoes and oxfords.
The well know n steel sp rin g
arch shoe com es in all styles.
If you have fallen arch es th is
shoe will provide a w onder­
ful relief.
G reshum
Store Dept.
Phone 1451
high priestess o f ecoi
Piggly W iggly, th ro u g h its et-
ficient system , brings to ev ery ­
one th e greatest values in
foods. Real econom y con­
sists of g ettin g th e right /
article at th e rig h t price, ir /
the size you require.
i
P I C G L V W I GG LV
Week-End Features
P rices a re reasonable— come
in and get them before
you buy.
C A II PURE CANE SUGAR
in pap er sacks
10 p o u n d s...................
WII.SO NUT
MARGARINE, lb
Shoe R e p a irin g a
S pecialty
BREAD, rivtrly W idely 1 1 L ,
w rapped tw in loaves.
Real old fashioned
( ).,
RYE BREAD, lo a f........
3 p o u n d s...............
The highest q uality m a r­
garine on th e m arket. Keeps
sweet and fresh indefinitely.
CARL DAHL
FOLGER’S COFEEE, packed
in vacuum. A real high q u al­
ity coffee th a t pleases.
pound .........................
( RESI ENT MATCHES
strik e anyw here, non-
poisonous, 6 p k g s ...
GRESHAM SHOE SHOP
Phone 41
Pow ell St.
« £7/»
J I C
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1(1.,
"t.fl
CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP,
the billion bubble soap, 1 _
1 ta n
......................
I >H
LUX FLAKES
2 p ac k ag e s............
LUX TOILET SOAP
S ta r a ................
Silver Bar
TOMATOES
Best standard pack,
with puree, 2 cans
25c
B & M
LIMA BEANS
Dry limas, cooked in
cans
15c
Pure Strained
HONEY
In pint jars ...... 29 f
In quart jars.... 49c
Local Comb
HONEY
Large well filled
squares, each
1 (1 „
I .’I
—
-Il
O’ -
BIG FOUR PANCAKE
FLOUR, for hot cakes or
waffles, 2 p ackages.
W hole W’heat
FIG BARS
Something new
Lb.. 20c
2 lbs. 35c
BULK COC OA
High percentage of oil
3 pounds
25c
SPECIAL SATURDAY
1 bottle
WRIGHT’S FRENCH
DRESSING
FREE
with each half pint ja r of
W right’« Mayonnaise
at our reg. price of.
These products a re p re ­
pared of the finest in g red i­
ents, and have th e approval
of the Good H ousekeeping
Magazine on the label.
Q «Il
Q/»
—
LIBBY’S STRAWBERRIES
in syrup. Oregon grow n
can ...............................
.1 -
RODMAN P E T IT PO1S PEAS
tender and sw eet,
’)*?/»
can .............................
45C
19c
RED DIAMOND CHINESE
NOODLES, m ake your
own, 3 p a c k a g e s ....
22c
RED PACK HOT SAUCE,
high grade pack
can ...............................
5c
W illam ette Cui Stringle««
BEANS, Oregon grow n,
2 c a n s ...........................
25c
D rom edary PIMENTOES
grow n in G eorgia
can ...............................
10c
B eechnut P rep ared S paghetti
Just heat and serve
2 c a n s ...........................
25c
WALNUTS,
specially priced, l b . . . .
25c
69c
3 p o u n d s .....................
( AI.IE. HOME TOMATO
KETCHUP, nothing
finer, b o ttle ..............
23c
OREGON COMB HONEY,
full fram es
each .............................
22c
KIT( HEN BROOMS, light wt.
and serviceable,
J (t
lift
each .................
utH,
2 f o r .............................
23c
65c
MILL RUN
SO-lb. s a c k ...
$1.29
SATURDAY FRESH FRU IT AND
VEGETABLE FEATURES
Make your own selection of vegetables at P iggly Wiggly
JU D V LEMONS, per dozen.................
28c
LARGE NAVEL ORANGES, dozen .............
40c
IM PERIAL VALLEY LETTUCE, solid beads, your c h o ic e ..
OC
2 f o r .............................
15C
FRESH TOM ATOES, from Mexico, your selection, lb ........
30 STORES
19C
In Oregon Institution
Next to B row n’« M ark et. G resh am
29c
4 . IV. Metzger & Co.
BROWN’S MARKET
A Strong Bank
GRESHAM. OREGON
25c
Seal of Oregon
FISH
Pow ell S tre e t
BACON BACKS
S ugar cured
Pound
Market Day
RAISINS
4-lb. pekage
35c
P h o n e I MM
1
lot.
FIRST STATE BANK
G R ESH A M
30c
42c
The Officers of this institution fully
realize this fact and are determined to
guard the fine reputation which the bank
has acquired.
Jewelry Store
GROCERY BULLETIN
18c
Their character is the bank’s character.
Their reputation for sagacity, for conser­
vation, for good judgment becomes the
bank’s reputation.
Quality and Service
Feed Dept.
Phone 1281
IGGLY WIGGLY