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GRESHAM OUTLOOK, GRESHAM. OREGON
PAGE FOUR
ERI PAY, MARCH 23. lib’s
C rystal H ayden has been absent
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Gibbs and
son Clifford a re enjoying the p leas­ from her studies a t G resham grade
ures of a new Chevrolet coach p u r­ school for th e p ast ten days due to
chased th ro u g h th e S h earer Chev­ an attac k of grip. H er condition is
now im proving.
rolet company.
Miss Neil B runeau of Lewiston,
The card p arty given W ednesday
I evening by the A m erican Legion Idaho, a stu d e n t at W illam ette u n i­
O scar McClung of P ortland, a and auxiliary in the W alter Metz­ versity, is the week-end guest of
nephew of Mrs. H. C. L arsen, re ­ ger show room w as a g reat success. Miss Joyce K idder. T he two young
cen tly underw ent a m ajor operation H onors in 500 w ere aw arded to W. ladles are roo mmates in D elta Phi
a t St. V incent’s hospital.
He is J. Tevin and Mrs. O. A. E astm an. so ro rity house a t th e university.
said to be doing we!!.
In bridge the honors w ere tied be­
Lyle T rim ble and his u n d e , A. J.
Nowhere — absolute­
T he A rem e club will hold a card tw een J. C. S hultz and A. F. P retty m an , retu rn ed a sh o rt tim e
ly nowhere can you
p a rty on T uesday evening, March Hoover, w hile Mrs. W ilson E a st­ ago from Stockton, C alifornia,
27, a t th e home of Mrs. Joseph man carried off the honors for the w here they spent th e w inter. Mr.
buy more for your
H aley on South R oberts avenue. A ladles. R efreshm ents w ere served. P retty m an w ent on to his hom e in
money than w h e n
Much cre d it for th e p le asa n t eve­ Bellingham , W ashington, and Lyle
g eneral Invitation is extended.
ning is due W alter M etzger who
you come here for
E. R. K idder has purchased the donated th e use of his display room, is in GreBham for the p resen t with
B enjam in Cam eron residence and also the com m ittee composed of his sister, Mrs. P. E. Stone. Mr.
your clothes. S e e
and
Mrs.
W
illiam
T
rim
ble
are
ex­
an acre of ground on South Rob­ Mr. and Mrs. George McCormick, pected home from C alifornia soon.
what our clothing
e rts avenue and with his fam ily Mr. and Mrs. C lark Aiken, Mr. and
C arl Arvidson has purchased a
w ill take possession about May 1. Mrs. Ralph Deaville, Mrs. Galen
window has to offer
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron plan to move Fancher and Mrs. E rn e st Brugger. new 52 C hrysler fcoupe equipped
with hydraulic four-w heel brakes.
this week.
to th eir sum m er home at W elches
Mrs. A lfred Morgan and children, The m achine was bought through
for a few months.
A nita May and Betty of H illsboro,
T he program to be given this arrived W ednesday to visit until the local agency of th e H essel Im ­
evening at the M ethodist church Sunday a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. plem ent com pany.
SUITS
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam H essel and
under th e auspices of the W om an’s Ralph Deaville.
two sons enjoyed a tw o-day drive
2 pants.
Home M issionary society Is brim ­
Miss Alice Leekley and Miss Helen th ro u g h th e Yakim a valley, re tu r n ­
m ing w ith num bers of m ore than
Hoss,
grade
school
teach
ers,
a
re
ing T uesday by way of Kennewick
o rd in ary interest. P iano solos will
T he drive was
be given by Miss Mary L am bert; detained at th e ir homes on acpount and Pendleton.
Topcoats
of
illness,
Mrs.
Jam
es
E
lklngton
m ade in Mrs. H essel's new 56
selections by the juvenile o rches­
is
su
b
stitu
tin
g
for
Miss
Leekley,
W illys-K night, recen tly purchased.
tr a ; vocal solos by Mrs. Mary
for spring
Dodge; a vocal duet by Dr. George and Mrs. Ja ck so n Jones for Miss They rep o rt a fine looking crop of
w in ter w heat in ea ste rn Oregon,
M allett and L eslie W alrad, and a Hoss.
Mr. and Mrs. W alter Deardorff due to the heavy snow and rain s of
violin solo by Donald Page. The
T he farm ers
m usical num bers will be In ter­ have moved from the new cottage th e p ast season.
spersed by readings by Miss F ra n ­ on the pro p erty of Mrs. C lem entine th e re a re also rejoicing over the
ces Nots, an advance student of a , Metzger to the L ato u rell house on good price they are receiving for
th eir potatoes, according to Mr,
E ast Powell street.
w ell-know n P ortlan d a rtist.
G R E S H A M
H essel.
OREGON
In th e list of divorces published
recently in a P o rtlan d new spaper * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
ap p e ars the nam e of Mrs. A nna L.
Mrs. A. G. L am bert and Mrs.
P. De Cruz and several Filipino
Long, who has been gran ted a di­ W alter F orbes will e n te rta in the boys living in the Arden C raw ford
vorce from Lloyd L. Long.
g eneral m eeting of the M ethodist house near the fair grounds are
The m unicipal re st room w est of Ladies Aid a t the hom e of Mrs. C. said to have decam ped, tak in g w ith
the city hall is having a few E. Rusher. Members and friends them w hat personal belongings
changes m ade in its arran g e m en t a re cordially invited to th is m eet­ they could find belonging to C raw ­
th is week which will tend to im­ ing w hich will be held W ednesday ford. De Cruz, according to th e re ­
prove th e sa n ita ry
conditions. afternoon.
port, w as in ch arg e of th e boys,
F ran k Gibbs and M arshal E. H.
g etting them jobs and handling the
T he plate glass window in the money they made.
Kelly did th e ca rp e n te r w ork re ­
east side of th e A. W. M etzger &
quired on the Interior.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ferguson left
Mrs. E. G ilberson retu rn ed last Co. sto re w as broken T uesday by today for Salem w here th e form er
a
rock
h
u
rled
from
th
e
tire
of
a
Sunday from a w eek's visit with
has secured em ploym ent a t Ja rp e n -
her m other, Mrs. N ettie Shaw at passing autom obile. Two days la ­ te r w ork for nearly a year to come
te
r
it
w
as
replaced
by
th
e
in
su
r­
Donald, Oregon.
two large ap a rtm en t houses be­
ance com pany w ith w hich th e w in­ on
ing erected in th a t city.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. E aston are dows a re insured.
Im proving th e ap p earan ce of th e
C harles T allm an escaped with
living and dining room s in th e ir
E. W. S tra tto n is now employed severe bruises w here he m ight easi­
residence on E ast Pow ell stre e t by in th e office of the Oregon Pickle & ly have suffered broken bones or
low ering the 12-foot ceilings to 8!* C anning Co. He tak es th e place m ore serious Injury when he w as
feet.
of Mrs. G race Cox who recently re ­ kicked by a horse w hich he w as
J . H. M cEldowney of M arm ot re ­ signed her position and is a t her try in g to hold by the bit, was
I knocked down and a heavy sled
cently purchased a Victory six home in P o rtland.
I w as dragged over his leg. A lthough
Dodge B rothers coupe through the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
B.
H
all
and
son
tin* injuries are painful, th ey a re
local agency of Brockw ay & Nel­
Significant of
S
tanley
w
ere
d
in
n
er
g
u
ests
Sunday
! not considered serious.
son. O ther sales a re a Dodge four
Easter and Spring
coupe to K. A. Sim pson of G resh ­ evening of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. L ar-
F rien d s of Mrs. Ja ck B ark er of
am and a Dodge four sedan to G il­ sor. at th e new E vergreen hotel at Long Beach, California, will be so r­
New Shapes
V ancouver, W ashington, th e fine
bert
Jo
n
sru
d
of
Sandy.
A
G
raham
ry to learn of her ill h ealth w hich
New Materials
B ro th ers four school bus w as re ­ up-to-date hostelry which was the ] she has suffered for some m onths.
cently sold th ro u g h the sam e pi reed in g evening opened to the Mrs. B arker will be rem em bered as
See Them
agency to th e C olum bia boulevard public. Mr. L arson is one of the Miss E sth er Elford. It is said th a t
leading florists of V ancouver.
k in d erg arten .
; she would be cheered by greetin g s
Mrs. Belle Beers of Eugene is . from G resham friends.
F rien d s of Miss H elen W ostell,
who form erly resided in G resham , here for an indefinite v isit a t the
Mrs. Ed. G reener of Baker, O re­
will be pleased to h ea r of her m a r­ home of h er d au g h ter Mrs. A. W. gon. is spending the week w ith her
Powell
St.
A t Elizabeth's Frock Shop
riage to M erle I). C hase of Eugene, Metzger, h er g ran d a u g h ter Mrs. m other, Mrs. C. A. C arothers. Her
th e cerem ony tak in g place In th a t Adolph Z enger and o th er relatives husband is com ing to P o rtlan d
city on Tuesday, M arch 20. The and friends. Mrs. Beers is now with two carloads of hogs for the
bride, th e d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. aide to get around w ell and lias m ark et and will go home w ith her.
F ran k W ostell, was recen tly g ra d ­ n early recovered from her accident
Mrs. S. R. K itzm iller rep o rts th a t
uated us a n u rse from Pacific of last May, when she sustained a her sotr. P erry K itzm iller, who Is in
C h ristian hospital in Eugene. Mr. fractu red hip w hile nt the home of | a hospital in Salem w here he re-
Chase is prom inently Identified In r daughter, Mrs. W. K. H am ilton, , cently underw ent a m ajor opera-
of Eugene.
with affairs of th a t city.
! lion, is slowly improving.
A fte r y o u I x a x v
tL
Prof. H. M. Stiles of the dep art-
selected your purchases
| m ent of education of the Oregon
th e ch eck er a (ills the
1 Normal at Monmouth was a visitor
today of Prin. C. M. Q uicksall at
amount on th .’ adding
the G resham grade school. Profes-
m ach in e anal gives
i sor Stiles was accom panied by Mrs.
Stiles and th eir d au g h ter, Mary
y o u th e p rim e d «lip.
Elizabeth. P rofessor Stiles w as a
, welcome caller at the Outlook of­
fice. He had m any com plim entary
things to say about his im p res­
sions of G resham , the school build-
I ing and the school program and of
P rin cip al Q uicksall.
G resham lo c a ls
Spring Suits
and Topcoats
35
25
Millinery
Week-End Features
UTAIIN Y Sil LET PE IS.
4/1 K H QUAKER OATS,
ta’H
CRYSTAL M III I I SOYP,
k eeps y o u r c lo th e s
w hite, G b a r s ............ ta’YC
A value, 2 f o r ........
25c
I p. i . l l i . l R s \ I l ’s
per b a rre l ...............
29c
IT I G IR O IN S IR I
pint Ju g s..................
l’O r
¿»H
1 a.,
LUI
SHILLING*!« B IK IN G POW-
ER, a cream
HER,
creatn of ti
ta rta r
product. 1 lb . ..
I.IQI 10 SUNSHINE.
( A II PURE t INI SUGAR.
Try this for cleaning wood'
work.
• 19c
P ap er bugs
10 lbs.................
57c
KA IIA ITTO ( R I B . selected
m eat, ocean crab
per c a n ................
ta«IU
( A I.IEH RN IA 11 II Nl IS.
targe size, soft shell, QT»»
new crop, pound.
tatlv
ERI E I reiralnr 15c bottle
of Wright’s French Dreasing,
with each p u rch ase of an 8-
ounce Jar II rig h t's
M ayonnaise nl
A really high q u ality product
I » N ( AMI'S TOMATO SHIT*
m ade front red ripe
n
tom atoes, special, c a n ..
TH IN IIRE 1 0. »trapped.
I l l l l l l ’S S IR IB IH Rl.TI s
or R IS I ’III R R II S.
. l ’­
in syrup. No. 1 tin s, « a ./l
lit I I ROSE lilt I
3 p o u n d s .....................
i I III
3 p ac k ag e s..........
12-ounce tins
•>
Zac
9U
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ta
,'Y
Main St., Gresham
kin.,
tatit
i Risi* s o l i o I E l l i ( E
bend ..............................
ROHM IN PI Tl I P O ls « C
it vs,
DEL M il/. FANCY
•if’
GOLDEN I NUN, 2 for »>»>1
SOI I III KN SH I I I
SIT 0 s , I pounds
( O l s l I II.Il I MEAT
TUNA, 2 can s. .
Il I N I N IS , fo u r own
selection, 3 pounds
ta’H.
681
S Y II RDAY F i n n s
an il Y F ( i F Ì A B1.I S
BI I It O I I l s
2 p o u n d s .. . .
bn
Successor* to
EDWARDS CLEANERS AND DYERS
1 i lb*
in
II
I 0 IIS ,
MR. and MRS. T. U. BURNSIDE
9c
IIRE IO . lo a f..........
Old lim e flavored rye bread,
l it Y IT
m i r s i i m i i ,.
should include your suits, coats and
dresses. Let us clean and press them
for you .
Our prices are reasonable
I’ll.1.1 I WIGGLY 111 I
KUOKI N SI It E PIN I .
APPLE, Rainbow brum O C - ,
No. 2 size tins. 2 for. .
¿T m iit r i
Spring C leaning
Phone
Rt
I C
2oc
»1-
ta«n
19c
hi Oregon Institution
Next Io Brown’s Market, Gresham
BACON BACKS, choice sugar cured loins. Lb.... 30C
BACON SQUARES, excellent for seasoning. Lb 18C
LOAF CHEESE, Meadow Grov&,
on
whole or half. Lb.....................T................... Out
VAN CAMP’S PORK ANO BEANS,
nr
Special med. cans, 3 for.................................. Z3C
CREPE TOILET PAPER, special, 4 rolls..........
23C
COLD BAR
CANNED FRUIT and VEGETABLES
Special price this week in dozen lots straight
or assorted lots—and in addition
1 can of
Gold Bar Peas FREE Yvith every dozen.
MONOPOLE PUMPKIN, enough in can for
1Hz»
2 pies. Special can........................................ luC
COVERED WAGON SYRUP, a high grade
90«
cane and maple syrup, 35c can...................... ZoC
$1.25 can..... ............ 89c
CALIFORNIA HOME CATSUP,
J - ,,
Extra large bottle, 2 for.................................. 43C
WHOLE WHEAT FIG BARS,
o-
The new fig bar, 2 pounds............................. OvC
4 . W. M etzser & Co.
Phone7! « !
and Service
P h ™ /l2 8 1
A BANK
may be likened to a reservoir full of water,
fhe reservoir is filled by many little rivu­
lets, and furnishes water as wanted in
many places. The bank likewise is filled
by many small deposits, checks from all
parts of our country and some from dis­
tant lands. These are continuous day
after day, and provide the funds which the
bank loans in the community in which it
is located, for the development and better­
ment of the people in the community. No
concern is more interested in the progress
of the community than the bank.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. A lger are the
proud p aren ts of a baby girl who
Let us serve you. We are interested in your welfare.
arrived at th e ir home M arch 21.
The Alger fam ily recently cam e to
Fairview from C entralia, W ashing-
! ton.
The M others' and D au g h ters’ club
‘ met at the home of Mrs. Dora |
Peterson T hursday. A delicious
A Strong Bank
dinner was served at noon. Those
present w ere Mrs. M yrtle T horpe of
GRESHAM, OREGON
Oak Grove. Mrs. L aw rence H arvey
and son Bobby and Mrs. H arry
Andrade of P ortland. Mrs. H. C.
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Moore and Mrs. Rachel Anderson.
The W om an's society of Sm ith
Memorial church met T h u rsd ay a f­
ternoon at the home of Mrs. E. R.
D. H ollensted. The follow ing of­
ficers w ere elected for the ensuing
y ear: Mrs. L ester Campbell, p re s­
You will need
id e n t : Mrs. E. M. Stone, vice p re s­
ident: Mrs. R. C. Brooks, 2d vice
Bucket Sprays
p resid en t: Mrs. C. G. F ancher. 3d
vice p resid en t: Mrs. E. R. D. H ol­
lensted, secretary ajid tre a su re r.
Nozzles and Fittings
Dainty refresh m en ts w ere served.
A card p arty will he given at the
Spray rods
Fairview gran g e hall on F riday
evening. March 30, to w hich a gen ­
Spray Hose
eral invitation Is extended.
Mrs. Mabel S urface will e n te r­
Lime and Sulphur
tain th e Ladies' Aid of th e M ethod­
ist church on W ednesday afternoon.
March 28, at her home. All a re in ­
Black Leaf 40
vited to attend.
A. L. T u rn er retu rn ed last week
Aphiscide
from C alifornia w here he had
spent the past two m onths, m ost
Blue Vitriol
of his tim e at San Diego. He re ­
ports a delightful trip.
Arsenate of Lead
Mrs R R M orrill and Mrs.
H arry A ndrade of P o rtlan d visited I
W ednesday afternoon at th e home
of th e la tte r's m other, Mrs. H. C. |
Moore.
Sunday school will convene at 10
Phone 1421
Gresham
o'clock at th e Sm ith Memorial
P resb y terian church. T he pasto r,
the Rev. E R. D. H ollensted will
For the Farmers.
preach at 11. and follow ing the s e r­
Ike Mullan, for m any years iden­
vice th e an n u al congregational
m eeting will be held In the grange tified w ith th e reta il im plem ent
hall.
Pot-luck dinner will be business In P o rtlan d , has tak en
served. All m em bers and friends ch arg e of th e reta il floor of thfc In ­
te rn a tio n a l H arv ester Co. a t 300
are requested to be present.
Belm ont stree t, as salesm an for
V aughan garden tra c to rs have H. O. Tenney, th e re ta il dealer.
No. 5 p a ils .............................
plenty of power and w ill do the Ike w ill be glad to see his old
w ork at less cost to you Ask for friends.—Adv.
No. 10 palls. . .
a dem onstration.
H essel Im ple­
at Newberg Parking Ce,
m ent Co.—Adv.
IGNITION SPECIALISTS.
Gresham
T h a t's us. B ring your car here
H’TOWISE SERVICE.
for any rep a irs, ad ju stm en ts or
Knowledge
p a rts to r the s ta rte r, g en erato r,
For the Ladles
Precision Tools
«w itches, w iring, lighting, etc.
Conscience.
Snappy styles in new footw ear
W ork done by an expert and is pos­
Make Autowise Service.
itively guaranteed.
We c a rry a for spring. Come in and s°e them.
Brock nay .A Nelson
com plete line of ignition p arts. P o p u lar prices, $3.95. $4 95, $5.95.
Phony 1471
Ask for Ed G resham G arage, phone 2391.
A ylsw orth A M artin. G resham .—
Adv
Adv.
tf
P lease phone or w rite Items to r
What yon want, when you want th e Outlook — but give your real
Don't lay down the paper till you
it, aa you want it—Want Ad It.
nam e. Cali G resham 1581.
have read the Want Ada.
FIRST STATE BANK
SPRAY 77/WE
L. L. KIDDER HDWE. CO.
Y cur New Easter Hat--
Your New Easter brocks
Must be the latest style- but how about your
30 STOKES
NEWBERG HAM, the quality speaks for
.m
itself. Pound.................................................. ZUC
FAIRVIEW
■ !
th e 3-m lnute hot break-
fast, la rg e ...................
Grocery Bulletin
New Easter Jewelry
You will need something new in Jewelry to com­
plete your outfit. We are now showing many of
t h e new creations in modern jewelry and at popular
prices. It will be a pleasure to show you.
iHcalrt’ s Jftuelrp ¿s>torc
Powell St.
Phone 44
Gresham. Oregon
Pure Lard
4 «JC
$1.45