GRESHAM
W illiam H. S tanley cam e home
Sunday for a few d ay s’ stay from
K erby, Oregon, w here he has been
w orking for th e federal b ureau of
roads. He expects to leave next
week for W aplnitla w here he will
Miss H attie R uhlin, w hose m a r resum e his em ploym ent w ith the
riag e to Andrew H uber will take forestry service.
place tom orrow , was given a s u r
Mrs. E lla O liphant of P o rtlan d
prise m iscellaneous show er T ues visited Mrs. C. E. R usher today.
day a t the home of Mrs. A. F.
A ccording to G resham friends
Hoover. T he afternoon w as de who recen tly received a le tte r from
lightfully spent. Musical num bers D. D. Sm ith of Spokane, W ashing
w ere rendered by Mrs. J E. Gates, ton, Mrs. Sm ith has been seriously
Mrs. Irm a Richmond, W ayne and ill a t her home there. She is now
Irvin L undquist and D anny M urphy, thought, how ever, to be slow ly im
afte r w hich refresh m en ts were proving.
served. T hose p rese n t besides the
W. Baer had his hand badly cut
hostess w ere Miss H attie Ruhlin, this m orning, w ith th e possible loss
Miss C lara R uhlin. Mrs. E. E. W ell of a finger, w hile engaged in rip
ing, Mrs. C arl Dahl. Mrs. Mary ping lum ber at the p lan t of the
H uber, Mrs. Dan M urphy, Mrs. G eneral R efrig eratin g & M anufac
Lulu O sburn. Mrs. Lucy Babcock. tu rin g corporation, on th e site of
Mrs. Irm a Richm ond, Mrs. J. E. the old Beaver S tate Motor com
G ates, Mrs. Lucy Donley, Miss Inez pany. T he in ju red m an was tr e a t
L usted, Mrs. Dan W hite and Mrs. ed a t th e office of a local surgeon,
E thel L undquist.
after w hich he was tak en to his
L. D. C alkins has the full base home in P ortland.
m ent com pleted for th e m odern 8-
Mrs. J. C. Yandell of T im ber,
room house w hich he w ill erect on | Oregon, is spending the week w ith
th e site of his old house in C iana- t her d au g h ter Mrs. R euben P eter-
han addition. O scar T horen, who ' son.
is in ch arg e of th e ca rp e n te r w ork
Mr. and Mrs. P ra n k Moore have
is being assisted by Mr. Calkins.
rem odeled a g arag e on th e ir p ro p
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Guile re tu rn erty n o rth of th e fair grounds, mak
ed T hursday m orning from a two- lug of it a cozy tw o-room house
w eeks’ trip to Shoshoni, Wyoming, w hich they expect to ren t. Mr.
w here they w ere called by the Moore is now able to be out again
after an extended period of illness.
death of th e ir daughter.
Gresham Locals
M o th e r ’s h e lp e r c a n
salfely slw ip <
a t o u r stores
b e c a u s e sh e i w ill recognh
m e l a v o r n e b r a n d o n tn e
s h e l f a s s h e p a s s e s by.
C h ild r e n or^oyPi^tySC i^bt
th ey a r e salY* h e r e .
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Week-End Features
PET MILK
3 c a n s .........................
Lim it 6 cans
BEET’S GRANULATED
25c
SOAP, th e large pkgs. t J t * l
U A II PURE CANE SUGAR,
In paper sacks, limit
10 pounds. 10 lbs.
MA ZOLA OIL, q u a rt can, to
geth er w ith th e g lass F ren ch
D ressing Shaker,
special ......................... AJsTl
57c
BORDEN’S CHOCOLATE
MALTED MILK, with the
new m alted milk m ixer
FREE. P o u n d ...
TO ILET TISSUE
W aldorf. 3 ro lls.
SCOT TISSUE
3 f o r .....................
DEL MONTE ( LING
PEAUIIES, halves in l ’i
AC.,
^»H
22c
29c
25c
tin s, 2 for.
WRIGHT’S MAYONNAISE
23c
O II.SO NUT MARGARINE.
tlie perfect spread
I» ’»/*
3 p o u n d s.................... El’l l
FREE, with eaeli half pint
Jar at tills price a reg u lar
15c Dottle of F rench D ressing
FANNING'S BREAD and
BI TTER I’D KI ES
1 (»
25c size, sp e c ia l........
11 " L
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G enuine old-tim e Rye. . 9c
BREAD, Twin loaves.
wrapped ......................
1 «IL
BLEACIIEM, cleans and
w hiten youi clotl
* )7 /»
2 b o ttl e s .....................
¿ill
KELLOGIPiTcORN
-| F ,
ELAKES, 2 packages J »11
GUEST IAORA SOAP O P «
li lia rs ............................
¿»Il
■1,01 K, Crown or
Piggly Wiggly,
MB FAMOUS CHOCOLATE
AA AUERS, 9-oz. air
»M U ,
tig h t tin s ..............
A A\ Al I .EN SUGAR » 1 0 .,
PEAS, 3 No. 1 tin s. ¿ O l .
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30 STORES
1 0 (1
» p i « 0 .1
4w Oregon In stitu tion
Next to Brown’s Market, Gresham
PERSONAL
EFFICIENCY
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Mrs. C. H. Lane has expressed
Mrs. J. C. P eterso n of Shaw, O re
gon, suffered laceratio n s, and her herself as m uch grieved over the
son, E rn est P eterso n of Salem, has death of a d ear friend, Mrs. L. W.
a scalp wound, th e re su lt of an Wood of P o rtlan d , aged 76, who
autom obile accident which oc was so severely burned W ednesday
cu rred Sunday on th e Pacific h ig h th a t death occurred th a t evening.
way n o rth of Salem. T he m achine Mrs. Wood has visited at th e Lane
driven by Mr. P eterso n collided home in G resham many tim es. Mrs.
with a P o rtlan d car. T he in ju ries L ane spent p a rt of yesterday at the
to Mrs. P eterso n and her son are home of Mrs. Wood in P o rtlan d
and, w ith Mr. Lane, is plan n in g to
not of a serious n atu re.
Word has been received of th e attend th e fu n eral of th e aged
death of W arren E dw ard Bostic, woman, w hich will be held in P o rt
15-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. land tom orrow .
The Allen fru it g rad e r is being
W illiam Bostic of Pocatello, Idaho.
T he boy died on Monday from tu in stalled a t the local can n ery this
berculosis from w hich he had su f week, having been shipped here by
fered for a y ear past. Mrs. Marie tru c k from Salem. A crew of men
Bostic, th e m other of the boy, is from th e factory has ch arg e of
the oldest d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. settin g up this m achine, w hich is
John R oberts and grew to young the last word in g rading of sm all
fru its for the cans or barrels.
womanhood in G resham .
Mrs. H annah M Shaw has r e T here has often been a sh o rtag e of
tu rn ed from a w eek's visit w ith her help at th e local plant hence the
son G ran t Shaw and fam ily in change to m achine grading. It will
P ortland. Mrs. G ran t Shaw has ilin iin a te about lot) women. Mr.
been called to K erry. Oregon, by Allen, of H unt Bros., Salem , p e r
the illn ess of h er dau g h ter, Mrs. fected the m achine and is protected
by p aten t rig h ts in th e United
E lm er Brooks.
States.
Mrs. W. L. G orsage has retu rn ed
Miss W inifred O sburn has re
from P o rtlan d sa n ita riu m w here
she recen tly u n d erw en t an o p era ceived honorable m ention in the
tion for the rem oval of a goiter. handicraft contest being held at the
She has convalesced sa tisfacto rily IJpm an-W olfe store in P ortland.
As th e re w ere 754 en tries in th is
since th e operation.
At a m eeting of th e Southeast needle w ork display, it is consid
circle of the M ethodist Ladies Aid ered well w orth the effort to have
held T h u rsd ay afternoon a t the ' a place on the honorable m ention
home of Mrs. C. E. R usher officers roll.
Mrs. A. F. Hoover en tertain ed at
w ere elected for th e ensuing year.
They a re Mrs. C. J. L undquist, dinner S atu rd ay evening Mr. and
p resid en t; Mrs. C. E. R usher, vice .Mrs. W illiam W yant In honor of
p resid en t; Mrs. G eorge Page, sec Mr. H oover's birthday.
D uring th e high wind w hich p re
re ta ry ; Mrs. W. A. W inters, tr e a s
vailed over th is section Monday a f
urer. In recognition of th e work ternoon
an old landm ark, a cherry
done d u rin g the past y ear by Mrs.
L undquist as p resid en t of th e so tree 56 years old, was blow n down
ciety, she was presented by the c ir on the south side of the John Rob
cle with a beautiful plant. Mrs. C. e rts house. The tree w as full of
M. Zim m erm an of P o rtlan d was a w hite blossom s with every prospect
guest of the circle d u rin g the a fte r for a h arv e st of fru it th is year, but
it is th ought it was p artly ro tted at
noon.
G uests on W ednesday and T h u rs th e base. T he tree bore its first
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. ch erries 56 y ears ago, th e year Mr.
C. L arsen w ere Mrs. W. Douglas and Mrs. R oberts w ere m arried.
A m eeting of the g en eral Ladles
and son Donald of P o rtlan d , fo r
m erly of Colby, K ansas, w here Mrs. Aid of th e M ethodist ch u rch will
D ouglas and Mrs. L arsen had been be held W ednesday at th e home of
Mrs. C. E. Rusher. A com m ittee
neighbors for 25 years.
Ralph Deaville, form er m anager from the S outheast circle will serve
of th e G resham P iggly Wiggly refresh m en ts.
A baby dau g h ter w eighing 7%
store, has been added to th e sales
force of Brockw ay & Nelson in the pounds w as born to Mr. and Mrs.
te rrito ry covered by th e local Robert P. Pashall of Sandy on
T h u rsd ay a t the home of Mrs. J. A.
Dodge B rothers dealers.
A. H. Mealey atten d ed yesterday Bushong.
Miss G ladys McMurry, d au g h ter
and today the convention of the
Oregon R etail Je w e le r’s association of Mr. and Mrs. Almon M cMurry, is
held in P o rtlan d . T his evening Mr. very ill at h er home on Meadow
and Mrs. Mealey will he p rese n t a t stre e t w ith serious sinus and ear
the banquet and e n tertain m en t infection.
C. E. Z u rch er of Lim a. Ohio, a r
which w ill b ring th e g ath erin g of
the association to a close a t th e rived S atu rd ay for a v isit a t the
home of his son, and d au g h ter-in -
M ultnom ah hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. T. U. Burnside, who law, Mr. and MrS. C. E. Z urcher.
Mrs. E. R. W alser is assistin g her
recently purchased th e cleaning
and pressing business operated by husband, who has recently been a p
Newell E dw ards in the Sell bu ild pointed as m anager of th e local
ing, closed up th e ir business today Piggly W iggly’ store. T he W alser
and have retu rn ed to th e ir form er fam ily expects to move from P o rt
land to G resham at the close of the
home in P o rtland.
P o rtlan d schools.
Concrete Vases
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I’he mission of this bank is to
help you save, and to continue
your personal efficiency by mak
ing your savings earn a good
rate of interest with absolute
safety.
First State Bank
A Strong Bank
GRESHAM. OREGON
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192S
GROCERY BULLETIN
Meadow Grove
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BACON SQUARES
CHEESE
SARDINES
5-lb loaf, whole or half
Pound
Small squares of bacon
for seasoning. Lb.
North Star brand Nor
wegian sardines in pure
olive oil. 2 cans
29c
18c
25c
SUGAR!
SUGAR!
SUGAR!
Saturday and Monday will be the last chance to buy a sack of the ¡¡¡/» o n
best cane sugar at the present wholesale price. 100-lb. bag
O.»5U
PALMOLIVE SOAP
BULK COCOA
BULK MACARONI
Special, 3 bars
Good percentage of oil
3 lbs.
special
27c
25c
23c
FLOUR!
FLOUR!
4 lbs.-
FLOUR!
Our prices on Crown and Seal of Oregon are much below wholesale. We
have drawn all of our Seal of Oregon bought on form er contract m aking
it necessary to advance prices. Saturday and Monday you can
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buy either of these brands at the old price. CROWN, 49-lb sk
$1.93
SEAL OF OREGON, 49-lb. sack
Gold Bar
Blue and Gold Corn
TOMATOES
Special, 3 cans
E x tra fancy golden
bantam , 3 cans
53c
53c
6-ounce
can . . . .
12-ounce
can . . .
SNIDER’S CATSUP
Special. Large bottle
23c
2JC Royal Baking Powder
Special prices while cm display
2V^-pound
can .........
$1.29
5-pQund
can .........
$2.49
A. Vf. Metzger & Co.
Store Dept.
Phone 1451
Feed Dept.
Phone 1281
Quality and Service
See our window display of ”0 p -
p o rtu n ities for A pril." M anning-
iiinkv heuutlful luwn and llower
Bowman electric p erco lato rs, two
garden decorations.
sizes, tw o styles, two prices, $5.95
PLEASANT HOME
For sale by
and $8.95. T ake your choice. Only
Jo
e Drew and Amy Sloop w ere
95c down. Call us, w e'll b ring you
one. P. E. P. E lectric sto re, Powell g u ests of Mr. D rew 's sister, Mrs.
Grenham
Kft't Powell St.
Poynes of C en tralia, W ashington.
street .G resham .—Adv.
over the last w eek-end. Upon th eir
re tu rn they b ro u g h t w ith them
M aster Roland Poynes who is
spending the week w ith his uncle
and au n t, Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
M arkell.
T he Sandy L um ber Company, In
corporated, in w hich M. L en n artz
and o th ers of th e com m unity are
interested, is now m aking p re p a ra
Commencing TO D A Y, our price on
tion to begin o perations in th e near
fu tu re. T he m achinery is being
put in ru n n in g condition.
Miss Inez Bell is now enjoying a
m onth's vacation w hich she plans
Io spend witli h er g ran d m o th er and
friends.
Clem B artsch h as gone to th e hot
sp rin g s for tre a tm e n t for th e n e r
vous breakdow n w hich he has su f
fered.
J. B. H utchens, who is employed
by the Dixon L um ber com pany, re
ceived an in ju ry to his hand and is
spending the week at his home.
Tlie M ethodist Ladies Aid met
w ith Mrs. Mabel C arlson W ednes
day for a w o rk fest and silver tea.
About 28 ladies w ere present. Mrs.
C arlson was assisted in serving by
her m other Mrs. G rant Sloop.
The M ethodist choir m et a t the
G ran t Sloop home for p ractice and
a social tim e recently. The casts
B R IC K -C A I S
of c h a ra c te rs of th e two plays p re
sented by th e young people of the
M ethodist ch u rch several weeks
ago w ere en tertain ed at th e W alter's
home. Both events w ere m uch en
joyed by those .present.
Alice Melton is again confined to
h er home w ith a m alady resem bling
the Hu.
Mrs. Emil B artsch . who has been
ill w ith th e c u rre n t epidemic, is re
ported to he recovering.
H ltH M Illllllllllllllllllllllll O l l i l i n
T he first of th e series of lead er
ship train in g classes to be con d u ct
ed for two evenings a week for
th re e w eeks w as held T uesday eve
ning. w ith 14 in attendance. These
classes u nder th e in stru ctio n of
P ro fesso r A ndrew s of Salem give
Phone 1581
GRESHAM
prom ise of g rea t in te rest atffi bene
fit.
T he ju n io r ch o ir of the M ethod
ist ch u rch will m eet a t the p arso n
age S aturday at th e usual hour.
P a rts for Bible sto ry d ram atizatio n
will also he assigned.
T he only m orning service a t the
Methodist church Sunday will be
th e Sunday school w hich will meet
at 10 o'clock. Follow ing th e school
session will be th e d istrict conven
t i o n of th e Sunday schools of th is
and neighboring com m unities, to
w hich all M ethodists a re Invited.
I T h ere will be th e usual evening
W N
services, th e Elpworth League at 7
i o'clock and th e ch u rch service at
I S o'clock
PRECIOUS SLONES
T he president of the P leasan t
Home -district Sunday school asso-
Part of our business for over 20 years 4
ria to n . Miss E llen Stone, has a n
nounced an in te restin g program for
th e m eeting next Sunday. A pril 22,
Even though you may not have the time or the
C. E. YAGER
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Look A h ead /
A nnouncement!
GASCO BRIQUETS
Per Ton
To be efficient is to do all things
well. To work hard and faith
fully, to observe the laws of
health and cleanliness, to get an
adequate amount of fun out of
life, and to save a portion of
what you make for the future or
for an emergency.
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FRIDAY, APRIL
OUTLOOK. GRESHAM. OREGON
JUDD FUEL CO.
Diamonds--
of Quality
inclination to absorb the details which count in
judging a diamond, you may at some time want to
buy one. You can buy Diamonds with assurance
and confidence at
Sweet .luiej Oranges
2 dozen for
38c
Florida Russet
itlcalrv's 3lch)flrv se»torc
Powell St.
Phone 44
Gresham. Oregon
G rapefruit, each
8c
at Newberg Parking (fc ,
Gresham
10 -20 4-ft. w idth over ail
BUY a McCORMICK-PEEKING T ractor now
For many years of
SUCCESSFUL
POW ER FARMING
Built in several sizes—10-20 R egular Tread;
15-30 Regular Tread Farm all, for row crops.
IL O. TENNEY, 500 Belmont St., Portland, Ore
to be held at the C o ttrell com m uni
ty ch u rch . The Rev. O liver J. Gill
will deliver an ad d ress a t 11:30
from the subject, "What Are the
Aims of Religious E d ucation?" At
2:15 th e Rev. and Mrs. J. J. H and-
sak er w ill speak on, “T he Vacation
Bible School." th e ad d ress to be
followed by a round tab le d iscu s
sion
Special m usic w ill be pro
vided for both m orning and a fte r
noon. A basket lunch w ill be p a r
ticip ated in at 12:30. R eports and
a business session w ill close the
altern o o n session of the asso cia
tion. The devotional service at
11:20 will be led by th e Rev. John
S. N ordell, p asto r of th e Haley B ap
tist church.
The services at th e B aptist
ch u rch Sunday m orning w ill co n
sist only of the Sunday school se s
sion at 10 o'clock as th e p reaching
service w ill be om itted th a t all may
atten d th e Sunday school asso cia
tion at C o ttrell. In th e evening the
B Y P V. will convene at 7:30
o'clock and the Rev. Gordon Jo h n
son w ill preach at 8. Weekly
p ray er service is held every T h u rs
day evening at 8 o'clock. All who
atten d are asked to cordially invite
o th ers to m eet w ith them .
Some of th e C alifornia rain m ust
have been routed th ro u g h Oregon
I th is year. Many w ill w onder w hat
the M ultnom ah county fair w ill
have for exhibits in an a g ric u l
tu ra l way if su n sh in e and w arm
w eather do not p u t in an a p p e a r
ance soon.
C. A. W heeler had th e misfortune*
to lose one of his horses la st S a t
urday. He has purchased a n o th e r
to take iti place.
F. W. M cKinney and son H arold
have been am ong th e flu su fferers
the p ast week.
Im plem ents and m achinery deliv
ered on your place. P o rtlan d prices,
trad e s and term s. H essel Im ple
m ent Co.—Adv.
S BIG O PPO RTU N ITIES
fo r April
M anning-Bow m an E le ctric P e r-'
colator, fine alum inum , 8-cup size,
safety fuse, for $5.95; 95c dow n.
$1.25 a m onth for four m onths.
OK a 7-cup nickle p erco lato r of th e
same m ake, safety fuse. etc., for
$8 95; 95c down, $2 per m onth.
Phone ns; w e'll deliver.
P E P. ELECTRIC STORE
Powell St.. G resham
P hone 801
Repair Driveways.
Now is the time to repair your
drivew ays w ith crushed rock o r
road gravel. See W alrad
W right.
G resham . Phone 1«31.—Adv.
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