GRESHAM
PAGE EOÜB
G resham Locals
A p arty m ade up of Mr and Mrs.
Ray Woodcock, Mr. and Mrs. Byron
I’ullen and children M argaret and
Ju n io r, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben K a
ser and d aughters Mildred and L u
cille, Mrs. George P ullen, Mr. and
Mrs. McLeod and son Jim m y, Mrs.
C. M. G uenther and children C hes
te r, Mabie, Faye and Dale, s u r
prised Mr. and Mrs. George P u l
len Jr., T uesday evening. It being
th e ir wedding anniversary. Re
fresh m en ts of sandw iches, cake
and coffee, w ere served.
Mrs. John W interberger and little
son John visited her sister, Mrs.
Mike F ru tig e r of H illsdale, last
week.
The Rebekah W elfare club will
hold an all-day m eeting a t the
I. O. O. F. hall on Tuesday, April 3.
A pot luck lunch will be served at
noon. All R ebekahs are invited to
attend.
W L. Stockton, em ployed at the
j Oak Grove project of the P. E. P.
! above E stacada, is in Good Sam ar-
ita n ita n hospital w here he Is con-
I valescing from an operation which
he recen tly u n derw ent for appen-
i dicltis. Mr. Stockton, a form er res-
| ident of G resham , expects to visit
his th ree b ro th ers and th eir fam i
lies in G resham before retu rn in g
home.
G B. M iddleton of Powell Valley
and B ark er road Is driving a new
Ford cabriolet, p urchased through
the local agency of R aker & Son.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. L oundree of
Sandy are celeb ratin g the advent of
a baby d au g h ter, born W ednesday
at the home of Mrs. J. A Bushong.
The new com er w eighs six pounds
I and has been nam ed Beverly
Jeanne.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Pow ell moved
today into the W ostell house on
Second stre e t . They plan to spend
the sum m er only in G resham and
will move this fall to P o rtlan d
w here Mr. Powell has a drug store.
The Powell place has been rented
to a Lewis fam ily from P ortland.
Grocery Bulletin
NEW BERG 11AM, th e c h e a p e st a n d best m ea t
you can buy, q u a lity considered. Lit
¿ • 'C
BACON SQ UA RES, sm all sq u a re s of bacon,
s u g a r cu re d ; ju st rig h t fo r se aso n in g . Lit
G O LD B A R
in .,
CANNED
GOODS
SATURDAY and MONHAY will lie th e la s t
c h a n ce you will h av e of g e ttin g th is q u a lity m e r
c h a n d ise a t th ese reduced prices.
HPIXACH 2%a .. .can
PEAS, 2 s ........ . . .can
CORN, 2 s........ .. .can
Pum pkin, 2%s .. .can
TOMATOES, 2 H h < an
HOMINY, 2(4« . . .can
KRAUT, 2’/4s. . . .can
S tring lleans. . . . ca n
PEACHES . . . . . .can
APRICOTS . . . . . .can
3 cans 5 5 ^ ,
3 cans 5.5 i .
3 cans tiSi.
3 cans 5.5 i ,
3 cans 5 5 ( ,
3 cuns 4 0 6
cans 4 0 6
3
156
cans
3
70<f.
256
2 5 6 3 cans 7 0 6
•1 5 6 3 cans $ 1 .0 0 .
206
20«*.
206
2()< .
•JO 6
15^,
SO d
In a d d itio n to th e above p rices we w ill give
I can GOLD BAB PE A S E B E E w ith every
dozen cans.
SUGAR h a s m ade th re e re c e n t ad v an ces.
h av e th e old price. B est g ra n u la te d
Sack
.............
.......
W e still
#/• *>n
V*0V
EI.OUR also is a d v a n cin g every few days. O ur price
of CROW N, #2.00 sack, an d SEA L OE OREGON, #1.03
is w ay below m a rk e t values.
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A. W. Metzger &
V h o ne^SX
Quahty and Service
Co.
WALRADS
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PER U , B e rk sh ire
a
r r e
e
/ C O R R E C T in ev ery
sense o f th e w o rd
tie th e n ew B e rk sh ire
S to c k in g s . In p e rtn a -
ten t fit, s m a rt c o lo rs ,
lo n g w e a r, th e y please
th e m o st p a r tic u la r
w o m an . F u ll fash io n e d
a n d m ad e of th e finest
s ilk .
M ake th is
$1.69
V It ROW II LAI» HOSE, a
new num ber added to our
s to . k No. 8M all silk s e r
vice weight, double sole,
high pointed heel,
bank.
S E C R E C Y , S A F E T Y a n d S E R V IC E
$1.19
pair
MIX X Ell AH V. A rro w h .ad
brand, a heavy q u ality
a n k le c lin g in g , n o n
l a v . 1 seam . p a ir.
palr
A Ol li
B e rk sh ire ,
((O.,
.’ot.
( liiidreu's I'anania, lb or
Brami, black am i brown.
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should m ake use of litis service we ex-
ree e p tio n and a cordial w elcom e of your deposits,
w h e th e r larg e o r sm all. T o us you m ay w ith confi
d ence e n tru s t b u sin ess se cre ts re g a rd in g m a tte rs on
w h ich you wisli advice an d to th e best of o u r a b ility
we will give you correct and d ep en d ab le b u sin e ss in
fo rm a tio n and counsel.
a
full fashioned s e r v i c e
w eight, silk to top. R eg
u lar $1.98, special
Colors in above n um
bers. black, w hite, gun-
m etal, vanity, m oonlight,
evenglow, san d u st, nude,
atm osphere,
cham pagne,
flesh pink, p earl blush,
m isty morn.
serv ice p rofitable io (b e people of th is c o m m u n ity ;
(lie p ro te c tio n of p e rso n a l funds. F o r th is serv ice we
m ak e no c h a rg e th o u g h we m a in ta in an ex p en siv e
b a n k b u ild in g and e q u ip m e n t am i o p e ra te u n d e r
heavy expense.
YOU
$1.5»
B E R K S H IR E
» U L I
I A V »I I Ö N t Ü
5T Ü C K IN G S
..........
Zoe
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t hildreti'*. trro n h e n d
Brand, wide rib, colors
grain and biscuit
»I
p a ir .
Zoe
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
••The H ouse of Q u ality "
G R E SH A M .O R E G O N
PIIO SK I t l l
We (¿ite (¿reen T ra d in g Stam p*
FIRST STATE BANK
A S trong Bank
GRESHAM, OREGON
Triple “A” Service Station
In buvine service station products vou are paving
for service as well. ARE YO l RECEIY'NG IT?
W e earnestly try to fulfill to the letter the slogan
"At your service uith the Best of Service"
Big
SA LE
of
Phoenix
Silk Hosiery
fo r Ladies
Seldom do you have the opportunity of buying Phoenix Silk Hosiery
at reduced prices. We are clearing our stocks before new shipments
arrive and have about 1000 pairs of hose in full range of colors now
placed on sale at
DRASTIC PRICE REDUCTIONS
Buy now and buy freely
#1.75 a n d #1.1)5 P h o en ix ,
p u re silk, full fash io n ed ,
Now ...................................
X 1
Q Q
.o t/
#1.50 P h o en ix , S ervice
W eig h t a n d C h iffon......
#1.00 P h o e n ix Silk H ose,
0
3 p a ir f o r $ 2 .1 0
Now.......
J 0
3 p a ir f o r $ 3 .2 5
3 p a ir f o r $ 3 .7 5
All colors.
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1
fX
•
B roken Lots P h o e n ix Silk
H ose, m o stly d a rk brow n
colors, $1 to $1.50 g r a d e s . . v / v
tz v
3 p a ir f o r $ 1 .0 0
A y ls W o r tK # M a r tir \y
S h
M E N ’S W EAR
o e s
G R E SH A M
COTTRELL
At a special school election held
at th e C ottrell schoolhouse recently
Mrs. O ra Van F leet was elected
clerk of the board to till the u nex
pired portion of th e term of her late
husband, E. E. Van Fleet.
Miss
Rose P o tter has been hired as p rin
cipal of the C ottrell school for next
year, and Miss Helen Maxwell as
teach er of the p rim ary departm ent.
The reg u la r m eeting of the P a r
en t-T each er association will be
held T h u rsd ay evening, A pril 5, at
the schoolhouse.
The program
com m ittee announces a w ell-p re
pared program w hich will be p re
sented follow ing th e
business
meeting.
Doke B ettis .son of J. C. B ettis,
old tim e resid en ts of th is com m uni
ty, has moved on to th e ’ P ro cto r
ranch n ear the C ottrell school.
Mrs. Signa R athm an, whose h u s
band was killed last S aturday when
caught in a dynam ite explosion ou
his ranch near th e C ottrell school,
will re tu rn to her em ploym ent In
P ortland. The foster son, Laverne,
will be cared for a t th e home of
Mr .and Mrs. C harles W ilkenson.
Mrs. R athm an has rented her
place.
Mrs. Josephine A nderson and
d au g h ter Dorothy, form erly of the
Orient neighborhood, are m aking
th e ir home with Mrs. O ra V anFleet.
Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Meyers visited
relatives at The D alles the first
p art of the week. T hey also visited
Miss Vivian White, form er prtnei
pal of tile C ottrell school. Miss
W hite is now teaching n ear The
Dalles.
A num ber of high school students
from th is com m unity are tak in g
part in the o p eretta. "Love P irates
of H aw aii.” to he given th is eve
ning by th e Sandy Uuion high
school glee club.
L aw rence H arding is visiting his
nephew Roy Colson a t the Colson
ranch.
Mrs. Colson and little
d au g h ter Dorothy are visiting Mrs.
Colson's p aren ts. Mr. and Mrs.
H ornbeck of C entralia, W ashington.
The Rev. George H acking of
P o rtlan d will occupy th e pulpit at
the C ottrell com m unity church
Sunday at 11 o'clock. The Ladies
Aid met w ith Mrs. Rosa Crasw ell
W ednesday with a silver tea at
w hich th e re w as a good a tte n d
ance. The next Aid m eeting, which
will also featu re a silver tea. will
be on W ednesday afternoon. April
IL a t th e home of Mrs. Jim
M atthews.
II. II. W atkins and Rav W ilken
son assisted R 11 Browne S aturday
in blastin g stum ps on the Browne
ranch.
About 75 stum ps were
blown out during th e day. Several
ladies w ere present to assist Mrs.
Browne tn p rep arin g th e chicken
dinner.
S. B. Splaw n is home for a week
from Pilot Rock, im proving the
tu n e by cleaning out his berries.
He expects to re tu rn to his work
on the highw ay th e first of the
week.
Mrs. Otto Hand of Hood River,
who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs A. J. Brant, has retu rn ed to
her home.
H ILLSV IEW
-<— b a sk e ts are foe
y o u ? c o n v e n ie n c e
w h eth er yon b u y on e
o r m o re p ack ages ■*<*
O u r b a s k e t s aye
carefu lly cleaned and
alw ays i n good repair
so y o u n e e d n cv :s.
h esitate to carry
Week-End Features
KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES
fresh shipm ent, ju st in
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WOODB1 ItY'S FACIAL
SOAP,
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CITRUS (( (SUING
POM BEIL large pkg
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C A II PURE ( AXE SUG (It,
j-,»—
10-lb. paper b a g ..........
X lit FLAKE III I I I It
CRACKERS, lg. pkg.
•) 1 C
1 L/C
(A„
LIFEBUOY HEALTH
SOAP. 3 b a r s ............
20c
l ’ABST MALT
can ............................. .
65c
L E X TRIC LIGHT GLOBES,
6u w att,
4 for ...........................
Lf?>
05
We build o u r b u sin e ss by re n d e rin g a v a lu a b le
b ran d 's
full
/a sh io u e d
double sole, spliced heel,
all brig h t silk
SEM I,
FK IIX Y , MARCH SO, IM s
GRESHAM. OREGON
R ,W. Mundlin, for some tim e
p ast the efficient salesm an a t the
T w entieth C entury grocery, has re
signed his position and w ill devote
his tim e to bis farm ing in terests
near C ottrell. A. H. Connell of
P ark ro se has been sent by the com
P h o n e 1411
pany to a s s is t in th e store at
Gresham .
T h ia w eek ’s f e a tu r e s o ffer a Bcore
of in te r e s tin g su g g e s tio n s in q u a li-
li
T he W om an's Home M issionary
ty m e rc h a n d is e tn; a t c a n 't be b e a t.
society of the M ethodist church will T h ey r e p re s e n t a g e n e ro u s s a v in g to
y o u a n d a r e in line w ith in n u m e r
m eet at th e home of Mrs. W. J.
a b le v alu e» in th e food lin e w e a r e
Cooper on W ednesday afternoon,
f e a tu r in g th is w eek. D ro p in a n d
A pril 4. T he topic* of th e a fte r look
th e m o v er.
A s a m e m b e r o f “ A ffiliated B u y
noon, "Medical Work Under Our
e
r
s
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a n o r g a n iz a tio n o f o v e r 300
Society" will be discussed under
O r»gon a n d W a s h in g to n I n d e p e n
the leadership of Mrs. A. W. Ship-
d e n t M e rc h a n ts , we a r e a b le to s e
lect to a d v a n ta g e th e b e s t e s t a b
ley. Mrs. Jam es H. S terling, Mrg.
e d b r a n d s of q u a lity m e r c h a n
W. W. H astings and Mrs. A. Mc lish
d ise a n d o u r s a v in g th r o u g h v o l
M anus will serve refresh m en ts.
u m e in o u r p u rc h a s e s is re fle c te d
I’eter Roth of Ridgefield, W ash in o u r p ric e s to you.
ington, visited his brother-in-law
F e a t u r e s : S a tu r d a y a n d M o n d ay ,
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Mike
M arch 31 and April 2
l\< lu ll last Tuesday.
The G resham P aren t-T each er a s T a k e A d v a n ta g e o f o u r S p ecial on
sociation will hold its reg u la r m eet
N u g ar till» W eek.
ing next T uesday afternoon a t 2:30
S A K IH V F S , C a sco B ra n d
a t th e grade school. It is desired
5c
American, psi in
th a t every p are n t w ith a child in
I tll F , F a n c y B lue R ose
the G resham g ram m ar school he
25c
4 p o u n d s f o r ........
present to cooperate in th e m atter
C A J SI I*. S n id e r
of a successful and in terestin g
21c
L a rg e b o ttle . . .
P.-T. A. Mrs. C urtis Jo h n so n is the
1,11 I f i t K 1.E S, S liv e r B a l Q
presid en t of the association.
W hole.
L a rg e c a n .......... l u u
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. W hite of V an _________ 2 c a n s fo r 35c__________
8. <>. 8 M
M
couver, W ashington, a re rejoicing
21c
C le a n se r, la rg e size.
over the a rriv a l of an eight-pound
d au g h ter on Monday, M arch 26. J F L L - W F L L , a ll fla v o rs
.Icily I >»•>.-» i-t ¡,. r p k g . . .
8c
Mrs. W hite will be rem em bered as
________ 3 _ p ; o S fo r 23c
Miss Edna Wood, d au g h ter of Mr.
L I O G G ’S S H K F D D E D W H F A T
and Mrs. W. S .Wood and a g ra d k B I IX
I II.
Q
uate of G resham Union high school.
L a rg e p a c k a g e .....................
An in terestin g trip w as m ade on
I \ \< 4 M J \ H \ \ R E D
U F A N S, 3 p o u n d s f o r ......... 25c
T hursday to the home of Mrs. J. S.
I Hey lie at W aterloo, Oregon, tjy her
S A L M O N , G old B a r, K a n c .O C
m other, Mrs. A. F. Hoover and <>0>- A la s k a Sockeye, 1-lb. c a n . . O « J C
V i l l i t A R D F L I .I ’N
er relativ es and friends. Mrs.
• ItOI N l> C H O C O L A T E
Hoover rep o rts a m arked advance-
32c
1 -p o u n d tin .....................
| inent in th e season in th a t locality,
l HOM I’s o N ’s M A L T E D M il h .
and th a t peach tree s and other
fru its and flowers a re in full bloom.
1-p o u n d tin ...........................
O thers who took the trip w ere Mrs. I I AM PH E L L ’S TO M A TO
W. A. Dixon and her dau g h ter, M rs.' 801 r .
.......
9c
Joseph Blunc of P o rtlan d , Mrs. Gus
___________3 c a n s f o r 24c__________
Donley and d au g h ter Betty Jean ,
B A K IN G l 'H \ \ D E R C A L U M E T ,
w i l l '1
< > o
Mrs. Annie Beers and Mrs. K eith
1-lb. c a n a n d F r e e B a g
Z.OC
B ertleson of G resham . Mrs. Beers
• ■’►
I 1» B \ It I \ N < \ M I I B \
rem ained for a visit of tw o or th ree
weeks.
PFACHES, 2 Vis, la r g e c a n . 23c
Mrs. Row enna Bonney of Gold
2 c a n s f o r 4.»c
Hill, Oregon, has been the guest
B ill I I I P ’S W V i l l i
I* \ N( \ h I
i i < h b ,
o i packAfe
for several days of her niece, Mrs.
25c
2
p
a
c
k
a
g
e
s
f
o
r
...............
L. P. M anning. She w ill leave
I- \ I MOI I V F S O A P,
soon for a visit with Mr. and Mrs.
15c
2 c a k e s f o r .....................
M anning’s children, Lafe M anning
and Mrs. G. W. McRoy and th e ir
P e rso n a lly O p erated
In d e p e n d e n tly O w ned
fum ilies in P o rtland, also her niece
Mrs. B. F. Mulkey of th a t city.
From th e re she expects to visit
Lad Suffers Severe In ju ry .
with h er son nt T he D alles, later
Merl W hittom , 11-year-old boy
retu rn in g to h er home a t Gold Hill.
on the Coons road, cam e
County C om m issioners Amedee living
ear losing th e m iddle huger of his
M. Sm ith, Clay S. Morse and G ran t n left
hand W ednesday when he slit
Phegley were in G resham T hurs-. it th ro
u g h from front to back the
day w here they conferred w ith S. en tire le n g th w hile engaged in
11. H all, ch airm an of th e county
fair building com m ittee. They ex sp littin g wood at the fam ily home.
was brought to the office of a
pressed approval of the lay-out of He resham
surgeon who dressed tho
the grounds and the building plans G
injury. A lthough th e accident is a
as outlined by Mr. H all for the severe
one, it is th o u g h t the linger
M ultnomah county fair association.
D etails of th eir visit will he re can lie saved.
ported in the n ex t issue of the
Tell it to One-Five-Six-One.
paper.
phone 1281
BUILDING BUSINESS
fo r the Bank +
+
OUTLOOK.
LIPTOX’S COFFEE,
in vacuum , p o u n d ...
50c
FERN. ¡1 new nut
M iirgerine, p o u n d ....
21c
59c
3 p o u n d s.....................
It It 11. Li*, super clean ser
12-pad p a c k a g e s
Q C a»
EKES11 I Hl ITS A M )
S KGETA BLES
E (\C A
KIICKARIL hom e grow n
2 f o r ..........................t>t)C
LO IISIA X
rosi ¡io i .
ItED
BLUE
in
i «/(.
DIAMOND
CHINESE
.V.V _
pared. 3 p k g s........
m ^C
NOODLES,
OREGON STRAINED
IIOXEI in 6-lb. pails
'7 (1 .,
/ •'(.
n it. Bit I X |'> IIO X K ED
HEALTH EDOIl,
O
2 tins
Z3C
l il t.I ll (XU PI KE MAPLE
SAP * ( Iti P, ft
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Vermont, per c a n .. ‘ióC
PIGGI ( WIGGLY TWIX
BRI I o.
i n
I VC
UM»
DUOLE WHEAT
BREAD, larg e loaves l i e
23c
HI.I (( HEM, keeps your
2 bottles ..............
•X
z .)f
30 STORES
Miss P auline H< acock and Miss
G ertrude Sharkey, teach ers of the
Hillsview school.
attended the
meeting of the C lackam as county
division of the Oregon S tate T each-
t held at the new
hool last S aturday,
af O. 8.
W illam ette u n lit rsit;
addressed th e convention.
The upper grad e room of th.
H illsview school was closed Tues
day due to the fu n eral of the prin
cipal's cousin, C harles Casey. wh<
was killed a t South Bend. Indiana
in an autom obile accident. He w as!
a studeut at the U niversity of Notre
Dame.
Z3C
2 pounds . . .
(IKAXGES. i x t r a la rg ì ■ Q.,
dozen ............................ (A t
TOM (TO ES, firm and O /R ,
rip ., pound.«................
sl'ix \t
h .
n • ) ( le ,
3 p o u n d s ..............
Bl I K IX I ES
2 pounds . . . .
wl'C
25c
TREE I L A. O range 1\ koe
or G reen Ja p an ,
pound
20C
38c
Lj p o u n d ............
A high grade tea, econom i
cally priced.
GOLD BAR P E A t IILS,
per can ...............
No. 1 ta ll tin s, sliced or
halves.
15c
P ( ( s EASTER EGG
DYES,
1
IUC
hi Oregon Institution
N ext to B row n’s M ark et, G resh am
AV 0 0 D
of all kinds
(O A L
am i
B R IQ U ET S
Gresham Fuel Co.
Pork Roasts
LEG CUTS
¡Pound . . . .
22?
at Xewjwnr Parking C o,
Gresham