Gresham outlook., May 11, 1928, Page 8, Image 8

FAO» FIGHT
GREBHAM
H atsuko
One of the m ost In terestin g and
by far the m ost laughable baseball
| gam es of the season took place Wed-
| nesday afternoon on S tapleton field
at the high school, when the facul-
I ty crossed bats w ith th e reg u lar
high sohool nine. T he score re ­
sulted 9 to 3 In favor of th e s tu ­
dents. W. H. Balllfe, county club
agent, um pired th e gam e in a m ost
im p artial m anner. The lineup of
the faculty team co n sists of C an­
non, S tarkey, Gowan,
K ruger,
S hattuck, Dent, S averude, Ownbey,
with a stu d en t Milton S atterstro m ,
throw n in to com plete the nine,
H atori,
a
FRIDAY,
MAY 11,
19SS
14-year-old I
eighth g rad e pupil in th e G resham
grade school, and Lucile N asshahn,
a pupil in th e fo u rth grad e of the
O rient school, w ere w inners from
Dr. John W. Beard, p astor of the
th is p a rt of th e county in the
Mt. Tabor P re sb y teria n church, has
W. C. T. U. contest p ut on some
been secured to deliver th e com ­
weeks ago.
The su b ject of th e j
m encem ent ad d ress to th e 1928
prize-w inning essay from th e pen
grad u atin g class of G resham Union
of th e little Ja p an ese g irl was,
high school, F rid ay evening, May
“ Would th e D rink H abit Make Me
25. Dr. Beard has spoken in con­
a B etter C itizen?”, and th a t of the
nection w ith various events in
fourth g ra d e r was, “P rin ce G ay­
G resham on previous occasions and
lord and th e S unshine F airie s.” !
is highly regarded here. He w as
The g irls w ill read th e ir essays to- '
an overseas chaplain of the 91st
m orrow before the P.-T. A. county
division in the late w ar and has a
council a t Itusseltville.
Mrs.
E
rn
e
st
B
rugger
has
for
fund of inform ation with w hich to
Miss G race P o tter of Eugene, a
en tertain his audience. The class some tim e p ast been w ith her m oth­
night exercises of the high school er, Mrs. G ilbert, who is critically g rad u ate of the U niversity of O re­
will take place on W ednesday eve­ ill at her home on 82d stree t and gon, has been nam ed as th e su c­
Powell Valley road.
cessor of Miss Alice P rindle, p res­
ning, May 23.
ent in stru c to r in the m usical de­
Miss M arg aret F itzgerald, a for-
| iner stu d en t a t G resham Union high p artm en t of G resham Union high
school, has been chosen to play the school, who has accepted a sim ilar
, | leading fem inine role in M oliere's position in M ontana. Miss P o tter
"Sganerelle” to be given a t the is teaching th is year a t Springfield,
| U niversity of W ashington w here Oregon.
G resham Locals
OÜTLOOK. GRESHAM, OREOOS
Soft or Sailor Straws
THE LID IS OFF
S traw s are now the
thing. All the new shapes
and b raid s are here, Leg-
homs> P edalinos, M ikados,
P an am as and fancy im ported
Swiss braids.
Com e in and see the new H ats
WALRADS
Popular Prices
Miss F itzg erald is a student. She
is a d ram atic a r t stu d en t and lias
T h is 1» y o u r N e ig h b o rh o o d S to re .
1 - hi vein« ntly
Io ,t :. <1 i . ,i. 1 and I taken an active p a rt in cam pus
a n x io u s to aervtt yo u w i l l » g u a r . t o
dram atics. T he play will be p re ­
teed q u a lit .
sented w ithin the next few weeks.
price s. W h y lone tim e , m oney a n d
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. C ryderm an of
P o rtlan d sp e n t T h u rsd ay as the
gu ests of Mrs. C ryderm an’s b ro th ­
er-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
C harles H unt.
p a tie n c e in .shopping outbid** w hen
John Inskeep and R. H. K euhner,
| y o u t an do b e tte r •rig h t a t h o m e ? " |
Mr. an d Mrs. E. P. Thom and
O u r m e m b e rs h ip in " A ffilia te d
a
g
ric u ltu ra l ag en t and club agent
son
E
rn
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st
J
r.
and
Miss
M
yrtle
1 Buyer»*,” w h ic h is th e la rg e s t b u y ­
A y ls w o r t K 6 M a r t ir y
in g o r g a n iz a tio n o f in d e p e n d e n tly
respectively of C lackam as county,
W
etherford
of
Salem
visited
W
ed­
I ow ne d Htores on th e P a c ific ( ’oa st,
places uh in th in p o s itio n to .serve | nesday and T h u rsd ay a t the home drove over from Oregon City Wed­
| yo u b e tte r a n d Have y o u m ore.
SHOES
M e n ' s w e a r
of Mrs. T hom ’s p aren ts, Mr. and nesday and spent p a rt of the m o rn ­
A F ew o f O a r A ttr a c tio n » !
Mrs. W. C. Burch. Mrs. G eorge ing in S. B. H a ll’s office. L ater J.
N u tn rilu y a n d M o n d a y ,
Sim pson of W alla W alla, a form er E. S tan sb ery and Mr. Diskeep
MAY 12-11
resid en t of G resham , w as also a made a field to u r of this p a rt of the
We are o ffe rin g
I m le r -M a rk e t | guest ut the Burcli home during county in th e search for leaf and
price» on S u g a r t ill» week.
stem nem atode, a highly d e s tru c t­
the week.
Gut of th e discarded lim bs of now on will be know n as C lark ’s
ive insect. Mr. K euhner and W. H.
W A S H IN G l ’ O W O K It
W. II. Balllfe and two of his club
Baillie em ployed th e ir tim e in go- fru it trees w hich he had been p ru n ­ Pool Room. Mr. M cNam ara is the
I 1 p a ckage ( ’ Itr u s W a w liln g
boys drove to Sandy T uesday eve­
P o w d e r .la r g e ......................... I .80
■ ing over m a tte rs of common in ter- ing A. E. Malo has fashioned a p ro p rieto r of a pool room in P o rt­
I I p a ckage C itr u s G ra n u la te d
S oap ..................................................... 40 I ning w here th e boys, T racey An- , est rela tin g to the boys’ and g irls ’ handsom e ru stic lawn seat w hich land.
I W ire D is h D r a in e r ................
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deregg and Calvin W ilson, each
is th e adm iration of his friends.
Mr. B aker of B runsw ick, N. J.,
club w ork of th e two counties.
bought a Poland C hina g ilt from
V a lu e ...........................81.70 |
The a rtistic piece of w ork h as ta k ­ d irecto r of extension service from
About th e jo lllest crow d to visit en ca re of the many lim bs w hich
It. B. G reen as p a rt of th e ir club
the New Je rse y ag ric u ltu ra l col- i
projects.
The hogs purchased G resham for some tim e is a party otherw ise would have m ade a bon­ lege, w as th e g u est of S. B. H all
P IN I A L I T E , G o ld B a r
w ere of a fine grade.
of six Oregon S tate college Juniors, fire.
I
e x tr a fa n c y , w h o le
W ednesday afternoon. He is stu d y ­
sliced.
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with th e ir in stru c to r, Prof. C. E.
The So and Sew circle of the ing extension w ork in th e w est in
Lee
W
ilkins
and
W
alter
Dalton
| 1 IG IIA U K , W h o le W h e a t
PediclouH
P o u n d ..............
jf N ew port are visiting at the home S chuster, who a re m aking a four- M ethodist L adies Aid w ill m eet the in te re sts of th e U nited S tates
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of
Mr. W ilkins' bro th er-in -law and day trip th ro u g h th e sta te visiting W ednesday afternoon. May 16, at d ep artm en t of ag ric u ltu re, and,
L a rg e p a c k a g e .....................
sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. D uncan. the o rch ard s and b erry fields In the th e hom e of Mrs. Jack so n Jones.
with Mr. H all, enjoyed a drive over
I T A »•!<»( A. M IN I I I
P ackag e ...........................
Stop signs have been placed on the e a ste rn end of th e county |
Tile m em bers of th e a g ric u ltu ra l in te rests of h o rticu ltu re. W hen in ­
1 fo r
class o f G resham Union high school terview ed th is m orning a t the L a r­ th e ea st side of T hird and F o u rth w here th e b erry in d u stry and a g ri­
It \ K i n o r o w n i it . C a lu m e t
I 1 lb. can. r e g u la r 35c
and th eir in stru c to r, E dw ard 11. sen auto cam p kitchen, they w ere stre e ts a t the in tersectio n of Main. cu ltu ral conditions in g en eral w ere
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! S tarkey, left T h u rsd ay evening for stow ing aw ay Innum erable q u a n ti­ T hese have been much needed and closely observed. A trip of g reat
HI - I h ll,
C orvallis to atten d a tw o-day con­ ties of pancak es p rep a ra to ry to can n o t help hut prove beneficial to pleasu re to the ea ste rn m an w as a
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drive over th e Columbia R iver
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ference of th e S m ith-H ughes de­ sta rtin g on th e d ay’s to u r which traffic conditions.
The A rem e club will meet a t the | highw ay as far as Bonneville,
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artm
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of
Oregon
high
schools
to
they
w
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p
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in
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would
tak
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I i a t i l . i l ion. l u l l tin s
i 'an .
hom e of Mrs. A rnold Ruegg Mon- .' The p resen t te ach ers of the
be held In th a t city.
them as far as T h o D a lle s.
I l’I AS, I : ,! 11 m I i a I
----- ¡day afte rn o o n . May 11. The com- G resham grade school will re tu rn
Ver> tiny, lender, sweet
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m ittee to a ssist the hostess will be the com ing year w ith th e exception
f o r «Se
com posed o f Mrs. Jam es E lkingtou, of Mrs. Mary K reuger, who w ill
« Il I t i M P, O tte r B ra n d
F a n c y pa ck. C a n ................
Mrs. Clyde Ruegg and Mrs. W. A. teach a t P leasan t V alley; Miss Ida
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2 fo r SSe
Ilessel.
Nordeen, who will teach in the city
I ( 11 II A , I' . i .
D e l M a lz 2 m . C a n ..............
T he fram ew ork is now going up schools of M arshfield; and Miss
Com m encing Sunday m orning, May 13, Sydney Wood of
2 f o r »Se
rap id ly for the new house of Mr. X aera Stebbins who has in view a
T he Unique R e sta u ra n t will serve
M I f id A n il ,
,' and Mrs. L ester S pencer w hich is position in ea stern Oregon. Mrs.
Q u a rt can ............................. ..
being erected on Division stree t Bess S chneider, who is com pleting
I HON I M I , I’ow ihn il
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w est of the W. L. G orsage p roperty her fifth year as te ac h er in the
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8 for l i e ____
\ full cem ent basem ent lias been Cedar d istric t, w ill come to the
from 5:30 a. tn. to noon.
< t N I» V . i
itritile
co n stru cted , the w ork of H arry ' G resham grad e school next year.
F in e s t q u a lity .
P o u n d ..
Also V4 fried chicken w ith hot biscuits as a special
11 Spencer. The dw elling, w hich will O ther new in stru c to rs w ill be Miss
l* e r» o iu illy
O p e ra te li
,: be o f 't m c o finish. w ill be 30x31 L au ra Shea of O ntario, Oregon,
lim e lireak iast a lte r th e gam e in th e clubhouse
I n ili-p F iK h n tly O w ned
feet in size and tw o sto ries in Miss Je a n n e tte M iller of M arsh­
height. F ran k Gibbs lias the fore- field and Miss Stiles from M ontana,
m anshlp for the c a rp en te r w ork, with yet an o th er to he chosen.
assisted by his b ro th er, Roy W.
The S o u th east circle of th e L a ­
Gibbs. Mr. S pencer Is also, helping dies Aid w ill m eet a t th e home of
w ith the w ork on th e building.
Mrs. C. M. Q uicksall on W ednesday,
J. H. McNamara lias disposed of May 16. a t 2 p. m.
his pool room, located in the Brown
building on E a st Pow ell stre e t, to (See additional locals on page 2)
J A. C. C lark of P o rtlan d , who has
«’.LEAN.I T CAMPAIGN
tak en ch arg e of it. T he place from
Phone
1411
s 5
s
All fo r $1.03
25c
15c
35c
13c
Hiz" 27c I
23c
9c
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25c
t
■ ■
■ ■ ■
PLAY GOLF at RUBY
18c
18c
I
45c
13c
Breakfast in the Clubhouse
19c
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GROCERY BULLETIN
Dried P ru n es
M others’ Day Candy
Oregon Italians, large size
Beautiful box of Assorted Chocolates
3 lbs. 25c
Special 89c
Sunset M atches
P u rita n M alt
G full count boxes in package
Flavored with H ungarian Hops
Large cans.
pkg. 19c
S train ed Honev
Large cans
Pure Strained Honey in jars
12 for $1.15
Q u arts 49c
Candy Special
1 lb. Fancy Assorted Chocolates
19c
ATTENTION
3
la rg e p a c k a g e s
1 pkg. Pep FKEE
25?
Gaseo
Briquets
Del M onte Coffee
C ig arettes
Camels. Lucky
:ky Strikes.
Strikes, Chesterfields,
Cli
Old Golds.
olds. Carton $1.19
$
2 pkgs. 25c
Happy Isles Pineapple
Large cans, broken slices
One of the best Coffees in cans
1 lh. 19c
Best solid pack Tomatoes
Large cans,
2 lbs. 95c
Gold B ar P eaches
In heavy syrup Melba Halves or
Sliced, No. 2'_. can
25c
2 cans 35c
Gold B ar Tom atoes
^
S o ap S pecial!
1 package Sea Foam ...
1 box Toilet S o a p ..........
90c value 69c
A. W. Metzger &
Store D ept.
Phone 1451
P in ts 29c
K ellog’s Corn F lakes
J lb. Jumbo Jelly Beans FREE
3 fo r 53c
From th e h ea d q u arters of the
Infection C ontrol association at
San F ran cisco comes some tim ely
inform ation along th e line of con­
serving th e m illions of dollars
w asted an n u ally th ro u g h th e dam -
REOULAR
COM- ape w ro u g h t by insects and molds,
m unlcation of G resh- Thp fa rm e rs’ section of the asso ­
nni C hapter, No. 117 N ation, is prom oting a clean-up
O. E. S., T uesday eve­ cam paign am ong th e farm ers of
ning, May 15, begin­ Oregon, W ashington, C alifornia,
ning prom ptly a t 7:45. Idaho, Colorado and U tah to last
Reception for p ast m atro n s and
. from May 7 to May 27.
past patrons.
The o u tlin e for the g ro w ers' sec­
By o rder of the w orthv m atron.
CLARA PU LFER . Sec y.
tion of th e cam paign w ill include
the clean -u p of barns, outhouses,
fruit and vegetable sheds and bins
from May 7-11; the cleaning out of
lug boxes and tray s and disinfecting
w ith ste ro tectin g chem icals, May
12-17; th e b u rn in g of culled and
ro ttin g produce. May 18-23; the
rem oval of decaying fru it and
stacking of good fru it so th.it it will
get plenty of fresh air. May 24-27.
Insects a re a ttra c te d to fru it and
vegetables th a t a re m olding and
decaying. By p rotecting produce
from mold, it will lose its attractio n
for spoilage-spreading and p roduc­
ing insects. The can n ers and pack ­
ers of th e se six sta te s a re doing
everything in th eir pow er to re ­
duce insect infestation and mold.
Each farm er is asked to do his bit
to help m ake the cam paign a su c ­
cess.
Special 55c
C arnation Milk
1 can 18c
PREVENTS INFECTION
GRESHAM CH A PTER No.
1 44. R. A. M. S tated co n ­
vocation, Monday evening,
May 14, 1928.
Work in M. M. and P. M. degrees.
JAMES El.KINGTON. Secy.
Q uality am i Service
40c
50c
90c
Co.
Feed D ept.
Phone 1281
4
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Sum m er Prices
Now On
.11 DI) F I EL CO.
Phone lib i
K N N O ! N t | >| K NT
1 p rv |.o ^ a i8 w ill be rec
‘d a t
«< <’ J, L u n d q u is t
ih o o l
i»-rk. l ir» t S ta te B a n k . (
»-r n u n t il 12 o ’c lo c k noon. M a y 21.
f o r th e g - n e ra l w o rk o f th e a t -
u n it o f G ra d e S chool, G re sh a m ,
n
Bid«* w i l l be opened a t a
Bff o f th e B o a rd to be h e ld in th e
a m D ru g C o . n to re 7:3»» p m.
1 s p e c ific a tio n s m a y be ob-
ie«l At
he o ffl e o f th e a r c h ite c t,
lo c k B id s , P o rtla n d o r » -
cm ws o f th e scho ol c le rk ,
G re sh a m . O »rejrnn.
r
A de p o sit
t IX ' •«» w ill be re q u ire d
o f a il b id d e r to in s u re p r o m p t re tu rn
o f d ra w in g « ind specifications.
J. I . V X lM J U S T
C le rk . S D. N o 8.
>’A
Gresham
IS Y our D au g h ter
GRADUATING
THIS YEAR?
Of course your g rad u atio n gift to her m ust be
a w atch, the tra d itio n a l rem em brance for this day
of days.
A ou will find in our stock only the best watches in
the latest style cases and at prices you can pay 1 1 1
All of them are quality watches through and through.
Let us show them to you.
ittc a lc i» s J c u i d r v è d o r r
Powe|l St.
Gresham, Oregon
Phone 44
Give the advertisers in today's
ONLY TWO HAILS
Mothers' l»ii, Flowers
Outlook your most careful consid-
Only two In Multnomah county
Tulips and other cut flowers at
eratton. Vote next Friday and vote i sp* lling ,,ie,r name H-A-I-L. One reasonable price. Ijik ln s Bulb and
Intelligently
’ ** ° D HAJL candidate for rep- Flower Garden, Mt. Hood Loop road
’
resentative
83.—Adv.
near G illis station.— Adv.
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