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PAGE SIX GRESHAM Gresham Locals H. W. Allen of P o rtlan d has been sen t to G resham by th e P o rtlan d Ray S trong, who is now w orking in P o rtlan d , plana to leave soon to r C orvallis w here he will do th e in te rio r d eco ratin g on th e new Me m orial building to be erected a t th e > Ore«on S lale co l,eg e' The decor“ - 1 tion8 a re ,n lm itat,o n m arble sln>- ila r to those recen tly placed in P o rtlan d 's m odern th e a te r bu ild j ings. A. W. M etzger & Co. have added a new half-to n Dodge B ro th ers tru c k to th e ir fleet of delivery cars. E le ctric Pow er com pany to ta k e th e position of linem an in local te r r i tory. He will All th e place m ade v acant by th e tra n s fe r of Roger Newcombe to line w ork w ith the P. E. P. in P ortland. T he G resham circle of the E v an L. D. C alkins has disposed of his gelical W om en's Union w ill hold a tw o lots and uncom pleted large bake sale at th e S an ita ry Meat new house in th e C lanahan add! m a rk e t S aturday, Ju n e 9. I tion to the Rev. S. F. P itts, who is F ra n k lin , th e 6-year-old son of ' p urch asin g the p ro p erty as an In- Mr. and Mrs R ussell Akin, was vestm ent. Mr. and Mrs. C alkins operated on for appendicitis at left W ednesday for ea ste rn Oregon Good S am a ritan hospital W ednes w here they w ill probably locate day. perm anently. Flags Sv for J Memorial Day Priced from 19c to 25c 15c Cemetery Vases, each We have just received a fine assortm ent of iridescent glass vases, specially priced a t 29c Hepp’s Racket Store Phone 1236 GRESHAM T his store w ill be closed M em o ria l D ay, M a y 30 Our new line of Arco Silk Underwear For Ladies H as m ade a decided " h it” w ith all who have w orn it. You w ill And u n d erth in g s su itab le for M others’ Day gifts, too. Bloom ers, vests, panties, com binations, slips, etc., a re ca rrie d in all th e pop u lar shades. Pow ell St. 3 25c WESSON OIL, suprem e for salad s, 1 q u a r t t i n ............................... FOLGER’S FAMOUS COFFEE 1-lb. tin t»rf. 2 lb s ............. VAX ALLEN SUGAR PEAS, 6 ta ll cans SCHILLING BAKING POWDER, 1-lb. tin L IN D S U B ill FRIDAY, MAY 24, M2S I Mrs. A. M. S h erm an e n te r ta in e d > her S unday school class yesterd ay aftern o o n a t her hom e on Pow ell street. An hour wag sp en t In study on th e Sunday school course p re p a ra tio n for an exam ination to be given soon, and th ree h o u rs w ere sp e n t In play. T hose p rese n t w ere Ja c k Cannon, B u rd ette Ma caw , C linton W itter. Oren S roufe C linton Sm edsrud, Jam es M etzger M erle K ru g er, K eith Mealey and Jo h n Sherm an. Alex A dam s suffered an a tta c k of ptom aine poisoning W ednesday T he illn ess w as caused from eat ing canned sardines. C harles T a b e r’s m o th er Mrs. E SWIMMING CAPS T. T ab er of Longview, W ash., and h er son F ra n k T ab er and sm all d au g h ter N orm a of P rin ce A lbert Saskatoon, Canada, a re spending a few days a t th e T ab er home h ere S L IP P E R S Mr, T ab er is here to look over th e in all colors co u n try w ith a view to locating p erm an en tly . H is five-year-old d au g h ter w ill m ake h e r home w ith Mr. an d Mrs, T ab er in G resham w hile h er fath e r is g ettin g settled afte r w hich he w ill send for his wife and o th e r ch ild ren who a re yet a t P rin c e A lbert. Mr. an d Mrs. T heodore Adams and th re e ch ild ren a re h ere from K e rr’s 3-pound H agerm an, Idaho, visiting Mr boxes, each .. A dam s' b ro th ers Alex and C harley and th e ir fam ilies, also his siste r Mrs. Ben Hoover. They will v isit a t N ew berg P acking Co., G resham relativ es in P o rtla n d before re tu rn in g to th e ir home. Mrs. Sophie H all is spending a BORING few w eeks w ith h er son-in-law and E thel Spooner, eight-year-old d au g h ter, Mr. and Mrs. Yeilding of d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. P aul P o rtlan d , and is a ssistin g in the Spooner, is recovering from an c a re of Mr. Yeilding who recen tly acu te a ttac k of pneum onia. S. C. Jones, who has been under suffered a stro k e of p araly sis. R. B. Jones, who w as severely in A rth u r D ow sett and P ete r L en ard ju red w hen his home w as blow n up tre a tm e n t for ab o u t th re e m onths at Good S am aritan ho sp ital, w here a re each having 40 feet of paving early in M arch and who since th a t he u n d erw en t tw o o p eratio n s, is laid in fro n t of th e ir buildings on tim e has been in a P o rtlan d hospi able to be out on th e porch every E ast P ow ell street. Claude Stock- tal, m ost of the tim e hovering be day and is allow ed to receive v isit ton has th e c o n tra ct for th e work. tw een life and death, Is rap id ly r e Dr. an d Mrs. A. W. Botkin and ors. He has g rea tly app reciated covering and frien d s a re in hopes fam ily la st Monday attended the th a t it w ill not be long u n til he th e ca lls of sev eral G resham 65th w edding an n iv ersary of Dr. friends. w ill be able to leave th e hospital. B otkin's p are n ts, Dr. and Mrs. O. T he rec ital given T uesday eve The g irls who w ere Injured, E thel ning by th e pupils of Mrs. Gene F. Botkin, who resid e a t C h erry Jones and G ladys Roe, a re o u t of Myers R ichards w as m uch enjoyed ville. Mrs. O. F. B otkin w ill be 94 th e ho sp ital and have gone to A lsea H er by th e p are n ts an d frien d s of the y ears of age in October. to stay w ith G ladys’ p are n ts, Mr. young p ian ists. Some on th e p ro h ealth h as been good u n til re c e n t and Mrs. O. D. Roe. gram w ere from o th e r com m unities ly w hen she suffered a slig h t stro k e T he Boring school closed a very and th e m em bers of th e G resham of apoplexy. su ccessful y ear Friday. T he school E rn e st K arlen su rp rised his re la class have ap p eared recen tly on closed its w ork on T h u rsd ay , and , p ro g ram s a t F rem o n t and C linton tives and frien d s y esterd ay by r e F rid ay w as given over to th e a n tu rn in g to G resham w ith a bride, K elly M ethodist ch u rch es in P o rt fo rm erly Miss M ildred W ohl nual school picnic, w hich w as held land. schlegal, a P o rtlan d m illin er. The on the school grounds. G am es and races took place In th e m orning, | cerem ony w as perform ed W ednes and a t noon all p arto o k of a b ask et j day a t V ancouver, W ash. Mr. K ar d in n er w hich had been p rep ared by leu w as a m em ber of th e 1926 th e p atro n s of th e school. The g rad u a tin g class of G resham Union high school. He is em ployed a t the tab les w ere loaded w ith all -the , good th in g s of th e land. T he te ac h W hite Rose d airy tw o m iles south ers of th e school tre a te d th e ch il of G resham on the H ogan road, y e d ren to ice cream , w hich w as se rv W h y e x h a u s t y o u r p a tie n c e , ta k e and his wife will live in one of the up y o u r tim e, a n ti c a r r y y o u r p u r ed u n d er th e supervision of Mrs. R. houses a t th e d airy farm . c h a s e s w h ile lo o k in g fo r b e s t v a l E. Richey and Mrs. H. O. Knox. L. ues. w h e n y o u c a n find th e b e s t F ra n c is Peak, son of Dr. and M rs. n a tio n a lly a d v e r tis e d g u a r a n te e d H. M allicoat w ill be p rin cip al for j q u a lity in e rc h a m tis e a t lo w e r p ric e s F ra n k P eak, is now a reg istered " r i g h t a t h o m e ? ” M a k e y o u r sh o p next year, but th e o th er teach ers D. M. D., w ith a u th o rity to p ractice p in g a p le a s u re r a t h e r t h a n a b u r who have been w ith th e school for den. D ro p in a n d m a k e y o u r s e d en tistry anyw here in th e w orld on le c tio n fro m o u r fu ll lin e— S a t i s f a c num ber of y ears will find w ork | tio n g u a r a n te e d . O u r m e m b e rs h ip passing th e req u ired exam iuation in "A ffilia te d B u y e rs ." w h ic h is a n elsew here. Mrs. G regson, w ho has i of th e sta te he d esires to p ractice o r g a n iz a tio n o f 350 in d e p e n d e n t had ch a rg e of th e p rim a ry g rades m e r c h a n ts . g iv e s u s a p u r c h a s in g iu. The g rad u a tin g class of N orth .p o w e r t h a t re fle c ts in th e w a y o f for th ree years, w ill teach n ea r Mil- i b e t t e r p ric e s on q u a lity m e r c h a n Pacific D ental college of w hich he d ise to o u r c u s to m e rs . w aukie a t an In crease in salary. is a m em ber w ill hold its com Special Features for Miss E dith A nderson, who h as been ' m encem ent exercises Ju n e 1 at th e SATURDAY and MONDAY, in th e school for eig h t y ears, has | W hite T em ple in P o rtlan d . Dr. MAY 26-88 n ot announced w h at she w ill do P eak has n o t announced his plans F a ll L in e o f F r u i t J a r s , J e lly n o th er year. T he m em bers of th e j G la s s e s a n d J a r T rim m in g s a t as to th e fu tu re. L o w e st P ric e s. eighth g ran e g rad u a tin g class are S tra w b e rrie s a re now m aking Sam M allicoat, G race M allicoat. | SH K ED D E D W HEAT BISCUIT, ! th eir w elcom e ap p earan ce and have F u n w ith s t r a w b e r r i e s a n d J rj E rw in C hilds, E unice C arlson, Ken-1 c re a m L a rg e p k g ........... I v t I the sam e old delicious flavor as in neth V alberg, H enry G antenbein, th e days of yore. T he first ones on M. J . B . C O F F E E Otto K am pfer, M arlon Duley, Mil- " B e t te r C offee” 1-lb c a n the m a rk e t are being offered at a C a n ...................................... dan Aubin and Alvin Giese. com paratively low price, w hich W A S H IN G P O W D E B , W h ite K in g Mrs. W. R. S h attu ck sp en t m ost m akes them all the m ore desirable. 4 9 ^» l ’a< k a g e .................................... T f c i U A lexander Beaver has com pleted of last w eek in P o rtlan d w here she as tak in g tre a tm e n ts for n eu ritis. th e p ain tin g of all th e buildings on >N<>W D R IF T 1-lb. c a n . . . th e farm of th e M ountain View L ittle E vangeline spent th e week at UHAM MOM FLA K E B U TTER F lo ra l com pany. T he color is a th e home of O. W. Boring. On F r i i BAI h l BS, ous -, Q 15-oz p a c k a g e ............. 1 IzC d ark ivory w ith a brow n trim m ing day Mr. S h attu c k and Evangelitie and m akes a m ost d esirab le effect. joined Mrs. S h attu ck and sp e n t the R O Y A L B A K IN G P O W D E R w ith Mr. S h attu c k 's 12-oz. c a n ..................... . Mr. Beaver h as been th e re since w eek-end « \ \ I M ISS LO N G - H AND LED M arch 1, w ith p a rt of th e tim e a m other, Mrs. Moon, aL her home in FLY SW ATTERS P o rtlan d . helper. 2 for .......................... S atu rd ay evening Mrs. F red S. O.S., " T h e M agi - C le a n e r O *1 l^ arg e siz e p a c k a g e ............. L 1 C S teig er en tertain ed a t a b irth d ay HALEY T O M A T O E S , D O M IN O , "A good Sunday school of th e H aley B ap p a rty a t h er home in B oring in rip e r e d to m a to , 2 ^ 8 tis t ch u rch w ill convene a t 10 a. m. honor of her g ra n d fa th e r, David ( 'a n .................................... T h ere w ill be no m orning service. H ederm ann. C B E A M E T T E S , C u t M a c a ro n i , r X >>,,dli » I C The Rev .Mr. R oberts w ill preach The L. H. M allicoat fam ily spent 2 packages for.................... IOC in th e evening a t 8 o'clock. The S unday w ith relativ es n ear Mc P A K O W A X , f o r h o m e c a n n in g pasto r, th e Rev. Jo h n S. N ordell Minnville. 1-lb p a c k a g e o f 1 fX 4 c a k e s fo r .............................. 1 VIC and Mrs. N ordell left T h u rsd ay for L. H. M allicoat, O. M. Rich. Wm. (.OLD BAR FANCY CATSUP T illam ook w here th e sta te conven Morand and Mrs. Amy M orand and M aiie fro m rich, r ip e V Q tion is being held th is week. I UC E dith M. A nderson a re in a tte n d an ce at the I. O. O. F. convention in R I P E O L IV F S , L in d s a y . Window Cleaning. Is ta il tin s , s t a n d a r d size. C a n ......................................... F or ex p e rt window cleaning see Roseburg. S. T ajim a, or leave o rd ers w ith J. G uests a t th e home of D. H ed er L E S L I E S A L T , f re e r u n n in g Ross Brown, G resham , phone 2501 m ann Sunday w ere, Mr. and Mrs. 1 f i e m dized Bai k a g e ................. 1 VIC P lease phone o r w rite item s for A ndrew H ederm ann of P o rtlan d , Personally Operated th e O utlook — b u t give your real Mr. and Mrs. H enry R idderuch of Independently Owned nam e. Call G resham 156L Sandy an d Mr. and Mrs. F ritz S teig er of Boring. D arrel S iefer's new hom e w est of Boring w ill soon be com pleted. 3 MONTHS T here is considerable activ ity In road w ork in and n ear Boring. The SUMMER COURSE IN PIANO oil for th e loop road is shipped to Boring and a fleet of sta te tru ck s d istrib u tes It. The county m ach in BEGIN JUNE 1 ery has been g ettin g th e Boring- O regon City road sm oothed for p a v e m e n t T he county c a te rp illa r h as fixed th e rough place on the T ach ero n hill. 25c to $1.00 01 I t I S, | tin s P E L T ’S U R G E GRANULATED SOAP package .................................................. WILSO NUT MARGARINE, 3 lbs I’ll.1.1 1 W K.GI 1 ( 0 t s l 1 I! W A lilltS PU R EX , excellent clothes blench, q u a rt. OLD FASHIONED CHOCOLATES, per lb M E N ’S SU ITS....................... $1.00 to $6.50 W OM EN’S S U IT S ............... $1.00 to $6.50 YOUTH'S SU ITS...... ............. 75c to $3.95 C H IL D R E N ’S SU ITS............. 50c to $2.00 $1.00 MEN S WEAR ’ SH O ES GRESH AM Rolled Oats Grocery Bulletin 23¿ QC/» HAPPY ISL E S PIN EA PPLE Special th is w eek only 2 c a n s ........................... KELLOGS CORN FLAKES Special pric«- *’ "L< BEECH NUT SPA G H ETTI Ready p rep ared R eg u lar 15c can • )( ),. Special 3 f o r ............... LIBBY’S FANCY CRUSHED PINEAPPLE, in h^avy O ’ _ ¿ilC 3 packages ............... 1 package Pep F R E E syrup, No. 2 ^ ca n . . . <£’) ( White Wonder Soap Sale 1 package W onder Foam ............................. .$ .45 12 bars W hite W onder Soap..............\ .................60 10-qt. Ski-blu Dish P an ................................ 1.00 $2.05 $2.05 value S1 W - 1 9 CREAM ETTE NOODLES Egg noodles, te n d er and sw eet. 25c 3 p k g s., MANNING’S FRESH BOAST- ED PEANUTS, 1 lb ....................... 20c 35c 2 lbs. BAKE SALE CANDY SPECIA L 2% -lb. box fancy asso rted (IIO CO LA TES Reg. |1 , sp e c ia l.. tl.H. 3-% lb. box asso rted FUDGE regular *1.86 Special ....................... 7 ( 1 .. I BAKE SALE O rient Girls' Sew ing and C ooking C lub G ood things to eat H elp the girls UTAHNA PEAS, best u ngraded peas. 2 cans syr SILVER BAB TOMATOES, Best sta n d ard tom atoes w ith puree. 2 c a n s . . CIG A RETTES— Cam els, C hesterfields, Lucky S trikes, Old Golds, 2 packages îiô ÿ . C a rto n ........................... $1.19 4 . IF. Metzger & Co, P ho 'n /u S l ^uali,y and Servicr P h o M ^sí uiiiiiiittiiiiiii... .... 52c 91c 15c 11c 15c REMEMBER THIS cfcflhen ¿Buying a clsi)atch No m atter how small the movements, a watch has but one duty, one function to perform : to tell time on time throughout the years. There must be no compromise with accuracy. In our stock are the three best m akes: HAMILTON, ELGIN, WALTHAM. All are handsomely en cased. The world's finest tim e pieces priced as low as #18.00. » v » v Let your graduation g ift be a lasting g ift. iflcakv’s 3kwrirt> ©tore POWELL ST. We have a complete stock of Jantzen, Web- foot and Knit Well swimming suits for men, women and children. 41c WAX LUNCH ROLLS, 9 rolls PHONE 44 Swimming Time is Here Phone 1411 H E LP YO UBSEL* PET MILK, lim it 6 cans, 3 ca n s. .. ............. Clover Cooking club of G resham held its Anal m eeting y esterd ay a t th e home of th e lead er, Mrs. B. L. W alrad Sr., w hen F ra n ce s Cooper w as chosen delegate to th e O. S. C. sum m er school. T he g irls are p lan n in g a bake sa le of th e ir cook ing for S atu rd ay a t th e W alrad M ercantile sto re, when they hope to com plete th e fund n ecessary for th e expenses of th e ir delegate. The officers of th e club a re L ucile J e n nings, p resid e n t; M arie K inkley, vice p resid e n t; an d H elen Lewis, se creta ry . In v itatio n s have been issued to a num ber of G resham people to th e m a rria g e of B e rtra n d F. A ldrich, fo rm er G resham m an, and Miss Je a n n e tte H errio tt E llio tt of L aw r ence, K ansas. T he w edding w ill ta k e place on May 28 a t th e P ly m outh C ongregational ch u rch in th a t city. Mr. an d Mrs. A ldrich will be a t home a fte r A ugust 1 a t th e ir P o rtlan d home, 2920 E ast 55th stre e t South. Mrs. M. L. H ardingham , Miss L ucy G edam ke and Mrs. M. D. Bo- zart, all of P o rtlan d , w ere th e g u ests today of Mrs. J. G. M etzger. B ayard A. M iller, ag en t for th e G eneral In su ra n c e Com pany of A m erica, left W ednesday m orning by au to to atten d th e an n u a l co n vention of his com pany a t S eattle. F ra n k H am lin and F red H oss, who for m ore th a n four and a h alf y ea rs have been asso ciated in th e G resham G arage & M achine Shop, have dissolved p a rtn e rsh ip an d Mr. H am lin w ill c a rry on th e business, assiste d by Cecil P u ller. Mr. H oss will devote his tim e to his b erry farm located so u th e ast of G resham . OREGON WALRADS Elizabeth Frock Shoppe Phone 1331 OUTLOOK. GRESHAM, GRESHAM FLORENCE M. HONEY 9 Phone 1721 Studio First State Bank Bldg. Gresham A Policy for Every Need. C. C. Bush, fo rm er F o rd d ealer of T ro u td ale, is w ritin g life In su r ance in th is te rrito ry for th e Union C en tral Life In su ra n ce com pany of C incinnati. Ohio. 62 y ears In b u si ness. Office 862 A m erican Bank Bldg.. P o rtlan d , Oregon. Phone BEacon 2817; Res. E A st 2846. IF YOUR BOSS ASKED ~ just what you had done with the salary he paid you last year—what could you tell him? Could you show a bank book with the record of a little something added to your account every month? M any bosses use this method of determining just how good an employe you are, and if you are the right one, to be advanced to a bigger place. The proof that you can m anage things w ell for yourself is the greatest recom m enda tion th a t you can properly m anage things for him . Don’t let him catch you napping 1 1 1 Start your account at once. FIRST STATE BANK A S tro n g Rank GRESHAM. OREGON American Legion Dance A uspices G resham P ost No. 30 at Sandy I. O. O. F. Hall TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 29 GEORGE KEEKS’ ORCHESTRA S up p er a t M idnight Admission, G entlem en SI LADIES FR E E