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GRESHAM
OUTLOOK.
a
(leiigntrui E aster dinner was
J. Meyers of P o rtlan d was in
G resham C hapter No. 117 O. E. S.
held Sunday at the home of Mr. G resham th is m orning m aking a r will give a card party afte r ch a p te r
and Mrs. John Bliss. The guests rangem ents for the moving of his next Tuesday evening. A pril 17, be
p resen t were Mrs. B laine T u rn er fam ily to G resham , w here for the ginning at 9 o'clock. The public is
' and ch ildren, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. past th ree y ears he has been em invited to attend.
-------------- Stone and family, Mr. and Mrs. A. ployed as th e forem an of the
Mrs. John G reen of R obinette, I D. Camp. Mr. and Mrs. I). E. A ider- S trong b erry ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. John G reulich of
O regon, who has been visiting her man of P o rtland. Mrs. Eliza Stone
Pendleton and th eir son and d au g h
The S outheast circle of the ter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. F ra n cis
d au g h ter Mrs. Ralph C arothers for and Mrs. Anna Engles.
M ethodist L adies Aid will meet
the past m onth, was taken to P o rt
The finishing touches a re now T hursday afternoon a t th e home ot G reulich of La G rande, a re the
land sanitarium Tuesday and on being p u t on the Evangelical
house guests of Mrs. Jo h n G reu-
T h ursday was operated on for the church w hich is being erected at Mrs. C. E. R usher for the annual lich's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. I
rem oval of two goiters. The o p er the co rn e r of F ifth and Main b irthday party. A program is be and Mrs. J. C. T u rn er. Miss Alice
ation was unusually critical, but streets, th e dedication of w hich ing prepared. The two o th e r c ir Borkm an of Salem w as an E a ster
Mrs. G reen is now recovering well. will ta k e place on Sunday, April cles and th e ir friends a rq invited guest a t the T u rn e r home.
to be present.
Bobby T etrick, grandson of Mrs. 29. The p ainting Is being done this
Mrs. Cecil M etzger, who T uesday
The Rev. and Mrs. E. H orstm ann m orning underw ent a m ajor o p e ra
M ary T etrick, underw ent an o p er week by J. R. Cassidy of P ortland.
en
tertain
ed
at
dinner
T
uesday
eve
ation W ednesday at the office of a
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Cole will
tion at Good S am aritan hospital, is J
local surgeon for the rem oval of leave soon for a trip to California. ning the Rev. and Mrs. C. Hoffman rep o rted as convalescing fav o r
adenoids. He is getting along s a t E arl M attoon of P o rtlan d will of P o rtlan d , th e Rev. and Mrs. C. ably.
isfactorily.
drive one of the Lewis & Son W arber of E verett, W ashington,
The Rev. and Mrs. D. B. W eintz '
and the Rev. A ugust, E. Binder of
Mr. and Mrs. J E. Taylor, accom - i 8taKe* for i,ole d u rin g his absence. Seattle. Official business of the and fam ily moved W ednesday from
panied by Eola F earn e A cers of | The B aptist Ladies Guild is plan- W ashington Mission d istric t was the F ree M ethodist parsonage to
G resham and F rances Moist of ning to give a chicken dinner discussed. T he p arties from Se th e R ichard Beadle house on Rob
F airview , visited over the E aster T hursday evening, April 19, in the a ttle and E v erett. W ashington, e rts avenue.
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Milo basem ent of the church. All are cam e by au to Monday and retu rn ed
E llis Judd, form erly an em ploye
T aylor and family of Brow nsville, : invited to be present.
of th e Piggly Wiggly sto re in
W ednesday.
Oregon. Milo T aylor is the son of
Mrs. R 1). Bailey en tertain ed the
Mr. and Mrs. R. C, Jen n in g s, Mrs. G resham , was recently appointed
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. T aylor and is i It and C club, a group of T routdale Ricnurd Jen n in g s and Mrs. Maude m anager of a new Piggly W iggly
editor of the Brow nsville Times.
ladles, at h er home on Main stree t
W right attended the fu n eral T h u rs grocery on the w est side in P o rt- i
The Dorcas circle will meet Wed yesterday afternoon . In addition day at Oregon City of Mrs. Ida A. land. Mr. Judd lives at his home I
nesday afternoon at the home of Io the IS ladies present from Jen n in g s who died T uesday a t her iti G resham and m akes the trip to ,
T routdale, Mrs. Rope L am bert, Mrs. home in W est Linn. Mrs. Jennings, and from his work each day by
Mrs. A. McManus on Division St.
autom obile.
F ietta H ibbert, Mrs. Chas. Bailey,
Mrs. Sam Sm ith has been absent Mrs. C. I. R aker and Mrs. E. D. wlio was a sister of Mrs. R. C. J e n
In a le tte r received a few days
nings
nl
G
resham
,
is
survived
by
from h er duties on the local te le R aker w ere invited guests. Five
ago by the Rev. and Mrs. E. G. Judd
phone exchange hoard for the p ast hundred w as played, afte r w hich her widower E dw ard R. Jennings, from Mr. and Mrs. C. AV. Guile who
a son and tw o d au g h ters, Mrs.
week on account of illness.
refresh m en ts w ere served.
T< m peat Buckles of W illam ette and w ere recently called to Shoshoni,
T S H IR T
Mrs. S unshine H ale of Oregon City. Wyoming, by the death of th eir
(laughter,
they
stated
they
reached
With the NEW Sta trim Collar Attached
D. M. Cathey has been at New
berg the past week w here he has th e ir destination safely on F riday
and
th
e
fu
n
eral
took
place
th
e
fol
been engaged in carp en te r w ork on
lowing Monday. The d au ghter who
the F ree M ethodist church.
passed aw ay was th e ir only child.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sibley and The G uiles have not determ ined
six-m onths-old son R obert of St, ju st when they will re tu rn to
H elens visited Tuesday a t the home G resham .
of Mrs. Sibley’s m other, Mrs. H ar
Mr. and Mrs. E zra G. Lew is and
riet T im m erm au.
son, Dick P h air, moved yesterday
J. A. Nott, trav elin g field and from P o rtlan d to the Fred Pow ell
passenger agent for the Union P a place on Pow ell road, w hich they
W * cp/j
g i y o u select
V
cific system , w as a ca lle r on S. B. have leased for th e purpose of
th e e v e r y article
a rticle you desire
Hal! a t the county a g ric u ltu ra l of sta rtin g into the rab b it industry.
is is a f l e a t u r e m a d e
This
fice W ednesday.
Dick, a 17-year-old junior in Ben
I h e c o r r e c t u p - t o - t h e - m in u t e s t g lin g s o f
Mrs. M argaret K ehrli, who re son P olytechnic, expects to finish
p o p u la r to th e n a tio n b y
sides
at
the
Skyline
dairy,
enjoyed
his
school
year
in
P
o
rtland,
m
aking
o u r s to r e s . W h a t y o u
t h e s e A r g o n a u t s m a k e th e m g o o d fo r m
a p leasan t su rp rise p arty Sunday, the trip to and from the city daily.
w a n t every d a y a t 'P/ p p ( j
given tier by her seven children Mr. Lew is is a trav elin g salesm an
f o r e u e r g - d a g a s w e ll a s f o r in f o r m a l
‘Wkiyiy is y o u r p r iv ile g e s
and 23 g ran d -ch ild ren in honor of for a tea and coffee house in T a
her 71st birthday. The w eather coma, W ashington.
The service
o c c a s io n s .
w as ideal and outdoor gam es were m an of the local P. E. P. office was
played by the g irls, w hile th e boys busy yesterday w iring th e house
w ent on an enjoyable excursion for in stallatio n of electric ran g e
A w id e c a r i e t g a w a it s g o u r s e le c t io n .
upon the butte, after w hich re and hot w ater heater.
fresh m en ts w ere served. Those
The local Odd Fellow and Re
W e h a t e a ll o f th e p o p u la r p a s t e l c o l
present w ere Mr. and Mrs. C aspar bekah lodges will help celebrate
H elm m an and th ree ch ild ren of the 109th an n iv ersary of the
o r s , p a t t e r n s a n d f a b r ic s .
COFFEE, F olger's or L lpton’s
B 1 K IIM T PREPA RED
C ottrell, Mr. and Mrs. Mike F ru ti- founding of Odd Fellow ship in
quality coffee in
"»IL»
SPA G H ETTI,, cooked a n d
ger and th ree children of H ills A m erica by an en tertain m en t to be
vacuum tins. Lb. .
dale, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew K ehrli given on T h u rsd ay evening, A pril
ready to aorvo
‘)~ t,
P R IC E D TW O to S IX D O L LA R S
2 c a n s .........................
and two ch ildren, Mr. and Mrs. 26, a t th e I. O. O. F. hall. P reced
A rnold K ehrli, Mr. and Mrs. Mike ing th e program a pot-luck supper
EELS M P IIT IIA SOAP
K ehrli and seven children, Mrs. will be served in th e dining room
SILVER IIAR PIN EA PPLE,
I,imit 10 bar i to
j
C aspar K ehrli and seven children to tlie Odd Fellow s by the ladies ot
custom er. 10 bars. .
sliced, in large 2'^ tins AT.,
of B eaverton, and Mr. and Mrs. the R ebekah lodge. All m em bers
2 r a i l s ...........................
Jo h n W in terb erg er and little .eon of both o rd ers are cordially invited
KELLOGG’S SHREBBEI»
John.
to be present.
WHOLE WHEAT BISCUIT,
GOOD KITCHEN BROOMS,
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. L ouusbury
fresh supply
w h ih
tin y 1.1 i
nr
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kohl and two
and fam ily have moved from ttie ch ild ren and Mrs. H elen G roat
3 p ac k ag e s..........
Each ........................
house they have been occupying on were E aster dinner guests of Mrs.
T h ird stre e t to th e ir farm near M. B. Splaw n and m other-in-law .
S O fi, the Magic Cleanser.
BANANAS, nice and Or
M E N ’S W E A R
S H O E S
Mrs. M. C. Splaw n. All enjoyed
¿S»)C Rockwood.
ripe. 3 lb s........
A house moving concern of P o rt the occasion very m uch and a fte r
3-pad pkg. 2 for.
land W ednesday finished moving dinner m otored to th e home of Mr.
GRIEEON ( LING PEACHES
G R E S H A M
the form er Russel Akin liouse from and Mrs. G .AV. Staffenson for a
L arge package.
Choice fruit in large 2A4 tins,
Second stre e t to its new location on visit w ith them and to see th e new
and excellent value at • ) " „
the p roperty of W alter M arkw art, baby. Mr. Splaw n, who is w orking
this price. 2 can s. . ►
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WILHO M l MARGARINE,
who will have it set over a full near P ilot Rock, Oregon, w as u n
for those who w ant
basem ent and put in shape for oc able to come home for E aster.
th e best. 3 l b s . ..
B l s l H E I . l t SANDWICH
cupancy soon. Mr. M arkw art has
Mrs. Elton E astm an is under a
SI’RE tit , a ham spread, with
not decided w hat dispbsition to physician's care a t her home on B
HEINZ I I ( I MIILU 11 ELIS II
u delicious taste,
.1*
m ake of his sm aller house which street. H er m other, Mrs. S. A. Mil
A new Heinz product, witli
1 ra ils ....................... _ » )(
lie and his fam ily have been occu ler. is expected to arriv e from Spo
a fresh garden
pying. The house-m oving o p e ra kane today to a ssist in her care.
cucum ber taste. J a r. « » ) (
EVERSIIINE CEDAR
tion was som ething out of th e re g
Mrs. Lida A nderson of S ilverton
POLISH, for all tine fu rn i
ular method of moving slow ly on
INDLKW OOD’H DEVILED
left T h u rsd ay afte r visiting a few
tu re and cleaning.
ro
llers.
The
building
w
as
loaded
IH M , tlie handy picnic size
P in t .............................
onto a tra ile r and w as hauled to its days w ith her sister, Mrs. S. E.
F ine for sandw iches.
new location in a com paratively P alm quist. E aster dinner guests
3 f o r ...........................
But
WHOLE WHEAT
at th e P alm q u ist home w ere the
sh o rt time.
DREAD, large li^ -lb loaves
Rev. and Mrs. D. B. AVeintz and
Mr. and Mrs. Ered Powell are family.
a t N ew berg P acking Co„
N EW B ERG HAM. “ T h e h am a s a m ”. Lb...
MIM I B KAZOR ( LAMS,
IS,
from Gold Medal 100% whole
en tertain in g the la tte r's au n ts, Mrs.
M aster brand In liai
Gresham
w heat Hour. Home-
1 •»_
Mrs.
A.
F.
Hoover
and
Mrs.
Gus
John .Miller ami Mrs. Lucy W heeler
tins, best pack. Can
tiling line. Loaf.
Donley yesterday afternoon a tte n d
< HOICE BACON BACKS, S u g a r Cured. Lb.
of Lebanon, Oregon.
ed a sto rk show er in P o rtlan d , g iv The occasion w as a m erry one, an
Milton Lake is a recent assista n t en for th e ir niece Mrs. Joseph egg hunt am ong oth er th in g s being
M EAIIOW GROVE LOAF C H E E S E ,
at the 20th C entury grocery. The Illane, form eiiy Miss ( ydu t'u n - a pleasing featu re of th e afternoon.
m anager. E. M. W ard, who lias been ninghain of Gresham .
Brick ice cream and rab b it cookies
W hole o r half. Lb
.............................
30 ST O K E S
absent for several days on account
4/1 O reg o n I n s titu tio n
w ere served the children. The cen
Ralph
Deavnle,
m
anager
of
the
of a tonsilor operation, is back on
local Piggly W iggly sto re since its terpiece for the table w as of bun
the Job again.
K E LLO G ’S ( ORN FL A K E S . 3 p k g s ..............
I location in G resham , has severed nies and eggs on a g rass plot. Be
Next I« Brown's Market, Gresham
his connection with the conipauy sides th e sm all host those present
1 p a c k ag e P ep F R E E
lan d will probably engage in other w ere L enore and Bobby Inglis.
Russell
Mealey,
Doris
Metzger.
.
lines of business, sev eral proposi
market hay raisins ,
R
tions of w hich a re open to him. David Ott, S tanley and Vernon
S
tu
re
.
Billy
E
verett.
F
ra
n
k
ie
and
|E It. W alser of P o rtlan d , form er
4-Ib. p a c k ag e b e st seedless ra is in s
| m anager of tli ■ Piggly Wiggly at Bi tty Akin. Bobby Schneider, Mar
Sellwood, has been tra n sfe rre d to jo rie and Jean Gray. Bobby .leu
I G resham to take ch arg e of the liings, Betty Jean Donley. Jan et
I store here. At p rese n t Sir. W alser Johnson .Jean I’age and Jim m ie i
Phone 1411
goes to and from P o rtlan d daily, Davidson. Mrs. C. I. R aker and
but he Is contem plating moving Miss Je an Inglis assisted Mrs. E
T h e r e ’s no a r g u m e n t to It—o u r
AVe.-kly c ir c u la r s te ll th e ta le — rtg
demonstration and sa le ,
here w ith his tuinily la ter if his D. R aker in the en tertain m en t of
u i 's a r e th e p ro o f a n ti o u r qu ality
| position proves to be a p erm anent tlie children.
u u a r a n t « » n i f t k e s it a n a b s o lu te fatw
6 p ack ag es
th a t you c a n sa v e m oney r ig h t a t i oue.
Potatoes.
hom e a n d w ith o u t th e inconv-
H A lu m in u m J e lly M oulds F re e
Miss Leone De L aet of P o rtland,
lence o f sh o p p in g a n d g e t th e beat
The la test m arket inform ation
a ssista n t o perator at the Bailey from C orvallis says the q u an tity of
for th e le a s t
O u r p u r c n a a tn c pow
e r a s a m e m b er o f M ilita te d B u y
Bob & Beauty Shoppe, has now
era, w h ich it* th e la r g e s t b u y in g ! moved to G resham and is room ing potatoes held by grow ers and local
o r g a n is a tio n
of
In d e p e n d e n tly
d ealers in 35 late potato sta te s on
ow n. d a n d p e rs o n a lly o p e r a te d food I at the Todd ap artm ents.
Ja n u a ry 1 and available for sale ,
PALM O LIV E SO AP. 3 b a r s ...........................
23c
d is tr ib u to r s on th e C o a st. p u ts uh
Miss Betty T horne en tertain ed afte r th a t date was estim ated to
tn a p o sitio n to s e rv e yo u a t a
«4
16 m em bers of the TrI-Y at an have
s a v in g
been
96,625,000
bushels 1
E aster b reak fast follow ing the sun- against S(,117,000 a year earlier,
GLA SER HONEY, p u re honey. P in t ja r s
k F ew of o u r A ttra c tio n » :
t ise services in th e Honey grove. 71.344,000 tw o y ears before and
S a tu r d a y a n d M onday
Miss Joyce Kidder, who was home 119,223,000 after th e large crop ot
M in t i i . 16
BROKEN SLIC E D P IN E A P P L E . 8 larg e can s
lor the week-end holidays from 1924. Stocks w ere 7 per cent below
I AA illam ette university, was a guest th e five-year average, 1923-27, be
of the Girl Reserves at the b rea k low last year in th e sta te s of New
M l N M ’H , C old B a r
( OMR HONEY, heav y w ell filled s q u a re s ........
fast.
li»2S P a c k . 2H n
York.
P ennsylvania.
Michigan.
barge tin ......................... 18c
The S aw atori fam ily, Jap an ese AVisconsin and Maine, but heavier
2 for I.»c
Are you le ttin g FA L SE 1’11II)E ru in y our
I who have been in Chico. C alifor- th an a year ago in the w estern |
I I AIIN'A PEA S, best u n g rad e d peas. 2 c a n s
I’l \ 1 X I’l'l I , 1 h ip p y Isles
I nia, since tin- first of the year, have states.
life? "K eep in g up w ith th e S m ith s " has
I Meh. ripe. In heavy syrup
DEL MON I’E COE F E E , a good coffee, 1-lb 49c
2 S s , la rg e t i n .....................
18c moved back to G resham and are
been th e cau se of m an y a b u sin ess fa ilu re
again loc.iti i| in the George K en
New th in g s u nder •’Classified.”
8 for tie
it h as caused m en to ste a l and w reck th e ir
l n i l N 1 in c \ Yellow, ' »el M a il,
ney house ou T h ird stree t and
2 i b s ............
New F ootw ear for Ladies.
S tric tly fa n c y g r a d e
e n tire fam ily. It often tu rn s h a p p y hom es
Hood avenue.
T in ..........................................
18c
The sp rin g 's sm a rtest slippers,
in to h atefu l prisons. W1IY? B ecause tr y
An eight-pound d au g h ter was pum ps and oxfords at popular
2 fo r S ir
DAINTY W A FE R S, s lig h tly salted . 2-lb. box
horn to Mr am! Mrs Robert Mur I prices,
ing to keep up w ith som eone e lse w ho is
KXIIO SY K I P ,
can
»3.95, $4.95 and $5.95. Avis-
le
A
m
b
er
.........................
ray
of
C
herryville
at
the
home
o
f
!
20c
try in g to keep up w ith a n o th e r som eone —
w orth
M artin, G resham .—Adv.
Mrs. H arriet T im m erm an on March
forces you to live beyond y our m eans.
•I W h i t e . . .
22c 31. The name of Jacq u eliu e has Your m oney's w orth in the ad
» X <HX O lili- I ( pound
been given to th e
newcomer.
T in .................
88c Another recent a rriv a l at the T im v ertisem en ts in th e Outlook today.
TH IN K IT OVER. W hat good Is it d o
<»I Ul X VG » >1 X( X ItO M ( I T
m erm an home is a boy weighing
R epair Driveway».
S I' t<. Il I I I I n r » 1.1
ing you? Is th e p rid e of d riv in g th e " la te st
' l4 pounds, born April Id to Mr.
X e n i . i i g,
Now is th e tim e to re p a ir your
25c
ami
Mrs.
Cyrus
A
lexander
of
m odel" w o rth th e secret w orry of k n o w in g
111! 1 ' I '..I'....
I
1 > £ pk«s
drivew ays w ith crushed rock or
P h o n /u 5 1
p ^ e^ 8 1
Orient.
Hint th e re a re u n p aid b ills and th a t you
road gravel See AA’alrad A W right.
" V \ C A P » II. Iti c
I,
I roll* f o r ............ ............... 10c
Mr. and Mrs. AA'Hliam T rim ble G resham . Phone 1631—Adv.
h a v e n ’t a sin g le cent in rese rv e fo r th e u n
arrived AA’ednesday evening by a u
hoir. l u i <1 li I GII X
expected em ergency, o r fo r th e fu tu re ?
l 'Il I ' » » . « I l s for
29c tom obile from Stockton. C alifor
GRESHAM CH A PTER No.
nia They are visiting at the sev
H OK», f o r por. t i c ,n d
44, R. A. M. Special con
15c eral homes of th eir children in
» ic i: T H E REA L T R I I II live fo r
vocation, Monday evening.
M AT( I l l s .
G resham , before deciding on plans
Brand.
A pril 16, 1928.
Oregon
yourself, w ith in y our m eans am i SAVE
B e st m a tc h on th e market'
for the future. On th e way n o rth
City C hapter wtll confer th e R. A
19c
v
were
detained
for
nine
days
SOME.
C om e in a n d let us do
degree. V isiting com panions wel- i
<»
lift» .
on account of a heavy snow fall.
come
ulnr star package......... 16c
Bobby Raker en tertain ed 18 little
By o rd er ot the H P
“ fo r tir
S atu rd ay « i t h a?. Baat .
" H ill
K I X I. "
Il I Xl.
JAMES ELKINGTON. Secy.
party at his home on Powell street. I
I • ' " I U H , U r g e p k g s . . . 41c
» I >sn\ III I
REGULAR
COM
Ask about our special prices the first th ree
Quart tin ............................ 49c
m unieation of G resh
I i r i K N ' s o i l 1 \ | , | VI k III I I V
days of each week.
am C hapter. No. 117
flk»W I UK t H* I
Open S atu rd ay E venings
Phone
S trong Bank
s pound
O. E S.. T uesday eve
mah. twuaiiral lav a aa4 Uow.r
44c
•ard ra J.rurallnat.
ning prom ptly at 7 45.
GRESHAM. ORIGOON
ning, April 17. begin-
i Special election for tre a su re r will
Gresham Locals
A lw a y s in Qoocl ^ o r m
af *
i* persona! selection
Pigglj) li
Week-End Features
2«)C
S('
25c
25c
22c
G5c
Grocery Bulletin
25c
15c
29c
30c
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30c
29c
GLY WIGGLY
WALRADS
33c
ROYAL FRUIT GELATIN
«Oc
Pnbf (ßortl) îkfore a Jf all”
29c
57c
1 9C
25c
95c
35('
4 . IV. Metzger <& Co.
Qualily ond Smicr
FIRST STATE BANK
A
¿Marcelling
Concrete Vases
Bob and Beauty Shoppe