Gresham outlook., July 13, 1928, Page 4, Image 4

PAGE FOUR
GRENHAX
Mr. and Mrs. Roy K ern and
d aughter, Miss F lorence K ern, o t
Vancouver, Wash., w ere In G resh
am yesterday arran g in g to r th e
fu n eral services of Mr. K ern's fath
The Rev. and Mrs. E. D. Black- I e r ' M D- K ern > who dl,' d in “ Van
couver
u v e r hospital early T h u rsd ay
m an of Amity, Oregon are at th e to
home of th e ir son-in-law , and m orning.
daughter, th e Rev. and Mrs. B. J.
Sandy was plunged Into d ark n ess
Yates. They expect to rem ain u n ­ T uesday evening about 10 o'clock
til next week, w hen Till will leave when a sh o rt circ u it caused the
to attend the annual Oregon con ­ blow ing out of a fuse. T rouble
ference and cam pm eeting of the shooter H. W. Allen w as dispatched
F re e M ethodist church to be held to t |, e gcene o( th e tro u b le and soon
on th e perm anent cam pground be- jla(j tj,e n ecessary rep a irs made,
tw een P ortland and Beaverton.
Mrs. A. L. P utnam , who suffered
Miss Joyce K idder u n derw ent an a stro k e of p araly sis Ju n e 26. is
operation T uesday a t Good S am arl- slow ly convalescing at the home of
tan hospital for the rem oval of tw o h er sister, Mrs. A. M. Nichols and
is regarded as m uch improved
goiters. She w ent through th e o r­ Mrs.
Maud A xtell, who cared for
deal well and her condition Is very |,gr during a period of 10 days, has
favorable.
returned.
Gresham Locals
Money is not Wealth - But __
W hen stored in th* banks of the country, forms
a basis of credit that is of material advantage to
you and the community in which you live. The
money which is held in hiding or carried in the
pocket is of no benefit to any one. One might as
well expect returns from the iron and copper ore or
gold nuggets stored in the depths of the earth. It
is said that statistics show that if all the unneces­
sary money carried in pockets were properly in­
vested the returns therefrom would pay all of our
taxes.
Provide yourself with a cheek book and pay
by check rather than with cash.
A seven-pound son w as born to
Mr. and Mrs. H arry S pencer Ju ly 9
at th e P o rtlan d sanitarium . Moth
er and son a re g ettin g along nicely
The K aser Service statio n has
been newly painted, the w ork of
p ain ters em ployed by th e G eneral
P etroleum corporation.
Mr .and Mrs. Tom Moore of S an ta
Monica. Calif., w ere in G resham
T h u rsd ay m orning try in g to locate
the Misses T horeson who form erly
resided here. They brought word
of th e serious illn ess of th eir b ro th ­
er, A1 T horeson, now at Santa
Monica.
FRIDAY, JULY
OUTLOOK. GRESHAM, OREGON
IS,
I»*,
July Clearance
of all last season’s
Men’s Suits
25%
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Honey have
left for V ancouver, B. C., to be
gone several weeks. Mr. Honey will
atten d to m a tte r of business in the
north in connection with p roperty
in te rests and Mrs. Honey will ac­
com pany him for th e p leasu re of
the trip.
While these are last season’s suits, they are about
R alph B aker is enjoying a tw o-
week vacation trip to so u th ern C a l­
as attractive in pattern and style as the very newest
ifornia. D uring his absence from
models. We prefer to keep our stock clean and
the office of Brockw ay & Nelson
XJrs. P. E. Brockw ay is atten d in g to
up to date—hence these reductions.
the ro u tin e of office work.
Mrs. J. C. Shultz and Mrs. U, G.
Sm ith en tertain ed W ednesday a fte r­
noon at th e S hultz residence on
w est Pow ell stre e t in honor of Miss
Iren e M cDerm ott of PittHburg,
Penn., who is visiting at the home
of her sister, Mrs. S. B. Hall. Four
tables of bridge w ere played and
refresh m en ts served. F irs t honors
w ent to Mrs. H all, second to Miss
Iren e M cDerm ott, a niece of Mrs.
H all, and consolation to Mrs C. C.
Yager. *
Mrs. R alph Davis and d au g h ter
Jean of P ittsb u rg , Pa., are g u ests
a t th e home of Mrs. D avis’ uncle
nd au n t, Dr. and Mrs. A. W. B ot­
kin. T hey cam e down Sunday from
'h erry v llle w here Mrs.
D avis'
m other, Mrs. Jessie Sibray, also of
'•ittsb u rg , is w ith her p aren ts, Dr.
nd Mrs. Botkin.
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge M cDerm ott
ud d au g h ter Evelyn of S an ta
Monica, Calif., are g u ests at th e
home of Mr. M cD erm ott’s sister,
Mrs. 8. B. Hall. Miss Irene Mc­
D erm ott and her niece, Miss Iren e
M cDerm ott, both of P ittsb u rg , Pa.,
M EN ’S W E A R S H O E S
left this m orning afte r a visit at
i
H allrose ranch. They will visit in
4
C alifornia before re tu rn in g east.
G RESH AM
Mr. and Mrs. H all and th e ir guests
enjoyed u trip around th e Mt. Hood
Loop highw ay yesterday, b re a k fa st­ evening, Ju ly 14, a t 8 o’clock. The
ing a t the a g ric u ltu ra l club house J u ly and A ugust m eetings of the
near G overnm ent Camp.
gran g e are held In the evening in ­
Mrs. Mary R obertson of P o rtlan d stead of being an all-d ay session.
has been visiting for several days Work in th e th ird and fo u rth de­
at the htyne of her bro th er, Jo h n grees will be put on S atu rd ay eve­
Bliss, and w ith oth er relativ es in ning.
G resham and vicinity.
A d au g h ter was born Monday to SQ U IR ES RETURN FROM
Mr. an d Mrs. W alter M arkw art.
E X T E N SIV E JO U R N EY
Mother and baby are being cared
T k p
R p s t
costs y °u less at Affliated Buyers’ stores due to the
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. S q u ire and •
for at the home on B irdsdale av e­
A IIC U C O l
iarge buying power of 350 of the best independently
on Arden retu rn ed W ednesday eve-1
nue by Mrs. Maud Axtell.
ning
from
a
m
ost
enjoyable
ja
u
n
t
]
owned
stores
on
the
coast, employing more efficient merchandising meth­
Isabelle V irkle of S eattle is here
for a tw o-w eeks’ visit w ith F ran ces eastw ard, th e ir trip tak in g them as |
ods
with
reduced
operating
costs—our prices reflect your saving—our
Cooper
She cam e back« W ednes­
far
as
S
alt
Lake
City
w
here
they
quality
insures
satisfaction.
day w ith Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cooper
who retu rn ed by way of Seattle visited relativ es and friends. They
a fte r a visit with friends in T op­ drove 434 m iles th e first day out.
penish and o th er ea ste rn W ashing­ Ju n e 28, cam ping th a t n ig h t at
ton cities.
Nyssa, Oregon, on the banks of the
Miss May W ager of C alifornia is
receiving tre a tm e n t by n G resham Snake river. H ere they found very
physician for inflam m atory rh e u ­ good accom m odations.
m atism at th e home of Mrs. J. A.
On th e second day of th e ir trip
MILK
Bushong. She has been em ployed
WESSON OIL
nt the sum m er home of Ju liu s they called on Mrs. W. J. H ollen­
H ig h est s ta n d a rd fo r
C
a
rn
a
tio
n , B o rd e n ’s
Meier near C orbett as a n u rse for beck of Tw in F alls, Idaho, with
Q uart can
q u a lity . Lb.
A lpine. 3 c a n s
the g ran d ch ild ren of Mr. Meier, whom they had a p le asa n t visit.
who a re th ere for the sum m er from
Mrs. H ollenbeck is th e d au g h ter of
California.
Mrs. II. L. St. Clair, accom panied M. D. K ern, who died since th e a r ­
U a tm r a U a m M M n
by Mr. and Mrs. Benj H. Davies rival home of th e Squires.
and d au g h ter Virginia, drove to
They report a w onderful tim e at
Salem T h u rsd ay , w here th e la tte r
Salt Lake City. Mrs. S quire says
will receive mudicul treatm en t.
See o u r la rg e d isp lay o f K e r r Jars and J e lly Glasses
G resham g ran g e w ill meet in it was alm ost a co n tin u o u s banquet I
reg u la r sum m er session S aturday and. en tertain m en t of v ario u s sorts.
Canning Specials
Among o th er diversions they at-1
M. & R. EXTRACTS
CRACKERS
tended a recitul given on the world-1
Ball M ason C a p s .......25c
L em on a n d V a n illa
D a in ty S alted W afers
renow ned pipe o rg an in th e Mor­
E conom y C aps
25c
Reg. 35c b o ttle
2-lb.
box
mon tab ern acle.
Bed Lip J a r R ubbers
On the re tu rn trip they stopped I
3 doz. fo r 20c
at A lberton, Mont., for a visit w ith ,
| W. P. Stott, a form er resid en t h ere '
and employe on the Mt. Hood r a il­
11 IK B E S T co at« yo u leaa a t A flfP
la te d Buyer«* S tore«, d u e to th e
C am p b ell’s
way construction. ( The trip east
(rv n io n d o u aly la r g e b u y in g p o w e r o f
SARDINES
J “ORK & BEANS
X’»o o f tlu* lw*«t In d c p e n d e n tly -
TOMATO
SOUP
was
made
in
48
h
o
u
rs
over
the
Jo
h
n
I
o w n ed sto re « on th e coaM . e m p lo y ­
L
a
r
g
e
‘oval
tin
s
Van C am p ’s Med. size
R e g u la r size c a n s
ing m o re ( i n d e n t m e r c h a n d is in g
Day highway. Coming back the
n iv th o d s w ith re d u c e d o p e r a tin g
a sso rte d . 2 c a n s
3
fo
r
p
arty
stopped
for
a
to
u
r
of
Y
ellow
­
3 fo r
t« o u r p rice« re fle c t y o u r «av
in« su re « «ntfcafac
Ina o u r p iu lity in
stone National park. T he h o tte st I
Utin.
w eath er encountered w as th a t of I
« p erlai* In N eaftonable Item * fo r
last W ednesday w hen they drove
H a la r a n ) a n d M onday
from Spokane to G resham . The
.11 I V II - Hi
therm om eter
reg istered
103 at
1 • Il C B F F F K . A fill ta te d b u y er« ,
W alla W alla. T he poorest roads
highent q u a lity
S p ecial ___ , .
w ere found th ro u g h so u th ern Idaho,
PORTO
JELL X CELL
U I > S 4»\ 4M
w here m ile afte r mile was nothing
q u a r t can .
F r u it P u n ch D rink
L a rg e v a rie ty of F la v o rs
h
ut
loose
gravel.
K e r r ’s Sliced D ills
'I I I K, O regon,
REDUCTION
$20 SU ITS
$25 SU IT S
$30 SU ITS
$35 SU ITS
$40 SU IT S
$45 SU ITS
$15.00
18.75
22.50
26.50
30.00
33.75
AylsWortK8Martirx
Check books furnished free.
FIRST STATE BANK
A S tru n g Bunk
GRESHAM, OREGON
STRAW H A TS
off
GROCERY BULLETIN
Super Features for Saturday and Monday, July 14-16
Manning’s Coffee
50c
49c
27c
JA R S !
JA R S!
JA R S !
35c
25c
25c
25c
WALRADS
Phone
1411
25c
SUGAR— Best Fruit and Berry Sugar, Cash........ $6.39
47c
49c
ta n g .- ca n
( ’a n ...............
B o rd en , C a rn a tio n
...........
9c
Specials for Canning
25c
25c
l ie
20e
Ball Maat^ii Caps, doz
Economy Caps, dozen
Kerr Reg Lids, dozen. .
Red Lip R ubbers, ' dozen.
10 lbs
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t . l ’X T o l l I T
HUAI’, .1 b a r s
.............
W It Hi II 1 ’9 1 t W o t s W X VON X t l S i .
1 KHI IP 'H k t I T , p la in o r i-.lls.-.t
25c
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c a r to n
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25c
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19c
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45c
29c
25c
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P re m iu m . 2-lb. box, nalted .
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34c
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l ’a k e lin k in g " 2-ox b o tile ,
b e m o n o r v a n tila . B o tti« ..
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all
flavor«.
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IA bars f o r . . . . . . . . . . .
53c
A Home Owned Store”
G iving Btraonal Service
H ig h t in Y our N e ig h b o rh o o d
N IU POSTAL HATES
ON BOOKS E F F E C T IV E
Reg. 35c b o ttle
3 pkgs.
P in t ja r
25c
25c
18c
Beginning Ju ly 1st books’- s e n t
from and retu rn ed to free public
lib raries receive a g rea tlv de- j
creased rate provided In a nl'l re-1
cently passed by oongress, and!
am ended th ro u g h th e efforts of the i
Oregon sta te lib rary and the O re -'
.4 Home-owned Store Giving Personal Service
gon senators, follow ing th e lib ra-!
Store
Dept.
ry ’s pro test ag a in st a proposed in-1
Feed Dept.
Quality and Service
crease. The new ra te om its alto­
Phone 1451
Phone 1281
g eth er the form er service ch arg e of I
two cen ts per package, reduces the
cost of the in itial pound from five
her sister. Mrs. Jas. Dixon, of
HOGAN
and six cen ts to a fiat ra te of th ree
Sandv.
cents, th ro u g h o u t th e state. All
Mr. and Mr». C arl S chultz have
additional pounds in the th ird zone
will cost one cent instead of two been en tertain in g for the past week
BORING
cen ts each. The sta te th u s becomes Mr. and Mrs. A. A. C lark and
one zone for lib rary books, which
Mrs. C. H. F arm er of McMinn­
dau g h ter. Anita, of Vallejo. Calif.,
receive a p referen tial rate.
ville is visiting at the home of Mrs.
T he sta te lib rary In 1927 sent out and Mrs. Minnie W alsh, and d au g h ­
L. H Mailicoat of Boring.
to tts p atro n s 23,631 packages of
at the
books The Initial saving on these, ter. Isabelle, of Stockton, Calif.
reg ard less of zone and weight, The p arty left for th e ir home T u es­
(Inly Jap Architect.
would be $1,150, w hich will accrue
T he building w hich will house
to the benefit of th e co u n try p a t­ day m orning, expecting to spend
rons of th e lib rary , as thOy refund one day at C rater Lake. The visit, th e Ja p an ese exhibit a t th e Pacific
th e postage ch arg es w hen th e books
Southw est exposition w hich w ill be
are retu rn ed . The sta te lib rary es­ was especially enjoyable ow ing to held in Long Beach. Calif., from
Come in
tim ates a saving of from $3.000 to th e fact th a t Mrs. C lark and Mrs.
$3.500 a year to its p atro n s, and a Schultk w ere old schoolm ates and Ju ly 27 to Septem ber 3, w as de­
signed by R. K. T ttk a m o to , said
great Increase in the m ail o rd er use
and see for yourself
of state, county, and city libraries. had not seen each o th er for 19 to be th e only Jap an ese arc h itec t
Senator Steiw.-r gave th is bill spec­ years.
p racticin g his profession in th e
ial atten tio n in response, to th e re-
W. H. Rlack has been confined to United S tates.
i q u ests of the tru ste e s of Oregon
Sixth and Salmon
his home for the past few days w ith
sta te and county libraries.
J a severe a tta c k of asthm a.
Make your vacation enjoyable.
1 Mrs. A. J. Stout Is visiting w ith safe and profitable.
Fair ground» phone 1251.
A. W. Metzger & Co.
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Gas Salesrooms
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