Gresham outlook., July 20, 1928, Page 4, Image 4

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GRESHAM
OUTLOOK, GRESHAM, «I REGOS
Mr. and Mrs. C lark Melugin and
Miss Em m a McConaughy of Chi­
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Stafford have
son Howard Pow er are a t th e home cago yesterday m ade her second of moved from Kelly Av. to th e Lat-
of Mrs. M elugin's b ro th er, G. A two scheduled visits to th e studio ourell house on Powell St. opposite
Cox. Mrs. Melugin and son re ­ of Miss F lo ren ce Honey w here she the M ethodist church. Mrs. S ta f­
cently cam e from
W ahkiacus, gave in terp retiv e dem onstrations ford recen tly retu rn ed from Spo­
C allers on th e D. E. Towle, the Wash., and Mr. M elugin cam e from in music. Miss M cConaughy ad kane w here she spent a m onth w ith
vances the idea th a t m usic is some her p aren ts. Edw ard Stafford of
W. F. and Geo. F. Honey fam ilies A rcher, Texas, last Sunday
W ednesday were Mr. and Mrs. M. B.
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Libby and thing besides notes, som ething for S heridan, fath e r of E. L. Stafford,
Kellogg, form er neighbors In P ark d au g h ter Marian are spending sev­ children to enjoy. The dem onstra is the guest of his son and fam ily
River, N. D. The K elloggs are eral days at the home of th e Rev. tion yesterd ay was being m ade until a fte r th e fair.
from Los Angeles.
and Mrs. D. B Weintz. They cam e along the line of rhythm w ith the * Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Lewis,
here
from Colville, W ash., and are four children of Mr. and Mrs. Mark moved to the F red Pow ell place on
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wood of P o rt­
Nickerson.
Pow ell road a few m onths ago, r e ­
land w ere in G resham W ednesday on th eir way to C alifornia. The
W. J. H illyard, d istric t road su ­ tu rn ed la st S atu rd ay from Salt
on business and w ere welcome c a ll­ two fam ilies w ere old ac q u ain t­
pervisor, has th e county tra c to r and L ake City w here they had spent
ers a t th e Outlook office. Mr. and ances in South Dakota.
g rad er and a crew of men a t w ork several weeks. They w ent the
Mrs, Wood have recently bought
B. W. Telford, who has sp en t the
a real estate business a t 60th and past few m onths w ith his son and on th e W alters road leading to so u th ern ro u te via C alifornia and
Division streets, in w hich they will fam ily at Bend, Oregon, has re ­ G resham heights, cu ttin g down the Reno, Ney., and back th ro u g h
be actively engaged. They were turned and expects to occupy his sh a rp tu rn s and m aking fills. The Boise. Idaho, and Shoshone F alls.
road will be widened and graded They visited a sister of Mr. Lewis
residents of G resham for several house on Hood avenue soon.
T here are now 20 persons living on at Salt L ake City, and w ith his p a r­
years, moving aw ay nine y ears ago
The Rev. and Mrs. S. F. P itts the butte.
ents at P resto n , Idaho. T hey w ere
Mr. and Mrs. F. N. L asley of have planned to leave tom orrow
Mrs. H arry Donley with her accom panied home by Mr. L ew is’
C rescent C ottages on th e Roose­ for Tillam ook, w here they will be
d au ghter and g ran d d au g h ter, Mrs. sisters, th e Misses Ida and E llen
velt highw ay a h alf mile north of the guests of the Rev. and Mrs. H.
H a rrie tt A shw orth and B arb ara Lewis, who w ill rem ain here in ­
T aft, Oregon, w ere calle rs on L. Stenberg, who have been in
Jean n e A shw orth of Spokane, are definitely. T he young ladies w ere
friends in G resham W ednesday, on G resham a num ber of tim es. The
a t the home of Mrs. D onley’s sister much en thused over th e beauties |
th e ir way to their form er home in following day Mr. P itts will assist
Mrs. Leslie S t.C lair. Mrs. A sh­ of the Columbia River highway.
the C orbett district.
in the dedication of a gospel lig h t­ w orth and B arb ara Je an n e a re on
The roof of the Catholic church I
G uests a t the home of Mr. and house at Hebo, Oregon, about 20 th e ir way to San F ran cisco w here
is being re-shingled and guy rods
Mr. and they will m ake th e ir home.
Mrs. Ja s. E lkington are Mr. and m iles from Tillam ook.
a re being placed th ro u g h the
Mrs. Gordon H askel of Seattle, Mrs. P itts will rem ain over Mon­
Miss Geda Soreng of K alispell, building for the purpose of re in ­
Mrs. D orothy B errym an and Mrs. day at T illam ook for a day a t the
Mont., was a rec en t house g u est of forcem ent. B. E. Boice and his a s ­
Jean Scattebol of V ancouver, B. C. beach.
Rev. and Mrs. E. H orstm ann. Miss sistan ts a re m aking th e necessary
Mr. H askel is a half b ro th er of
Ed L arson of P o rtlan d , an em ­ Soreng is a teach er in th e K ali­ rep airs.
Mr. Elkington.
ploye of the Inm an Poulson L um ­ spell high school. T h u rsd ay she
Mr. and Mrs. H enry H olt and
C urtis McMurry invited in several ber com pany of th a t city, has his enjoyed g reatly a trip up th e Col­ dau g h ter Lois of Los A ngeles a r ­
of his little cousins T uesday a fte r­ new home on Cleveland avenue umbia riv er highw ay.
rived T h u rsd ay for a sh o rt visit
noon to help celebrate his seventh near th e Mt. Hood tra c k s nearly
Mrs. Cora W alker has purchased with Mr. and Mrs. O scar T horen
birthday. Ice cream and cake were com pleted, and w ith his fam ily will
a new fordor sedan from R aker & and fam ily. Mrs. H olt and Mrs.
move here soon. He h as a wife
enjoyed.
Son, local F ord dealers. T he car T horen w ere childhood playm ates
and
th ree daughters.
Miss H elen C ham bers returned
will be a p a rt of the d ea le rs’ ex­ in K ansas. Mr. and Mrs. H olt and
The Rev. and Mrs. O. J. W ilner hibit at th e fair.
to her home at Hood River Wednes
d au g h ter w ill enjoy a trip around
day, accom panied by her sister and th ree children of Hoquiam ,
the Mt. Hood loop highw ay to m o r­
J. F. Jo n es is p rep arin g to build
Mrs. K. C. R oberts, Mrs. Nellie Wash., visited W ednesday w ith Mr.
row w ith P o rtlan d relatives.
a new garag e on his p ro p erty on
R oberts, Mrs. George D uncan and and Mrs. O scar T horen and family.
Mrs. E rn e st H am lin of Pendleton,
11 street.
son Mel, who cam e back the same They are spending some tim e with
form erly Miss Rose Tom lin, is vis­
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Q uicksall
friends in Pow ell Valley.
evening.
iting her p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. F.
have bought the h alf-acre lot and
P lan s are now going fo rw ard for residence of Mrs. C aroline D rube L. Tom lin, Mrs. I. L. D avidson,
Mrs. It. E. Love, Mrs. C. L. Pio
Miss H a rrie t H aley and o th e r r e l­
Hiul daughter Lois of Vancouver, the bake sale to be held S atu rd ay on Second stre e t
atives afid friends. She p lan s to
Wash., visited at the home of Mrs. afternoon, July 21, at th e sto re of
A 9-pound son, W illiam Thom as,
Mary Welch W ednesday.
A W Metzger & Co., under h>® I wbs born T hiirsday to Mr? an d MrB re tu rn home Sunday.
A n n ri,;,,, Legion
Hjhhal, | ;|,
honi„ jn
Mrs. Roger Newcombe had the M Piet ol
¡G resham . M other and baby a re do-
m isfortune to have the third finger A uxiliary.
C harles P lian t retu rn ed S atu r- (ng well.
DR. L. W. GRIFFITH
of her rig h t hand broken a few
days ago when it w as stru ck by an day evening from Long Beach, I Miss F airy S tanton of W alla
Iron rod on th e ir autom obile. The Wash., w here he sp en t an enjoy­ W alla is , visiting a t th e hom es of
injury has been exceedingly p ain ­ able two days inhaling th e ocean Mrs. Mary T etric k and Mrs. F red
breezes.
ful.
H ibbard.
Dr. Murk Em ery of P ortlan d called
Sunday a t the home of his p aren ts
HELP
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Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Em ery. Dr
Em ery had retu rn ed from Ship
herd's hot springs near C arson
Wash., w here he was under tr e a t­
Glasses fitted, and
m ent for rheum atism .
adjusted.
Bs W. E m ery is driving a new
W hippet coupe, purchased from
the H essel Im plem ent com pany
r-.‘
Mr. Em ery, who Is a salesm an for
Nash clothes, made a business trip
OF EACH WEEK
early this week to th e m ills
Rich and Cream y
Fine for frying and
3 tall cans.
around Sandy.
Lim it B e a n s .. uôC
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Mrs. A nna Collins has returned
Gresham Locals
PIGGL
PET MILK
CRISCO
Mr. and Mrs P. R. P u lfer re tu rn -
ed Sunday from th eir
e ir honevm
honeym oon
trip w hich included a to u r of th e
G reat L akes and o th er points of in ­
terest. They plan to move A ugust
1 to The D alles w here Mr. P u lfer
has been tra n sfe rre d to assum e the
m anagem ent of a b ranch sto re of
th e H udson-D uncan com pany of
P ortland, w holesale grocers. Mrs.
P u lfer, form erly Miss Adaline
A lander, w as m arried recen tly to
Mr. P u lfer in F lin t, Mich.
S. S. Thom pson has disposed of
th e Mt. Hood Service sta tio n on
W est Pow ell stre e t to C harles
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The officers of Ibis institution are always
glad to discuss financial m atters with you
and without obligation on your part.
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Service 1» more than a mere term in this
bank. It is a fundamental. When you
m aintain your account here you are en­
titled to every service every considera­
tion consistent with your business re­
quirem ents and prudent banking methods.
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FIRST STATE BANK
GRESHAM, OREGON
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"A Home Owned Store"
G iv in g Faramal Servi-s
Right in Your Neighborhood
1 B lo ck E a s t o f M t. H o o d D e p o t
Office P h o n e IU»I
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Special Prices for Saturday and Monday
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SARDINES
CERTO
Royal Club
Large oval tins
3 cans
COFFEE
R egular size
3 bottles -
1-lb. tin s ............... 52c
3-lb. tin s ............. $1.50
35c
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RAISINS
79c
PRIMA MALT
PAROWAX
Gray Ribbon
4-lb. package
Light and dark
Can
For sealing fruit
R egular pkg.
32c
53c
10c
SUGAR, Best fruit and berry sugar, Cash
1 FIG BARS
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Whole W heat Fig Bars
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2 lbs
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35c
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JELLXCELL
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■ Large variety of flavors
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3 pkgs.
$6.39
I NEW POTATOES
1 OTTER SHRIMP
1 Best new potatoes,
I freshly dug. 10 lbs.
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25c
Kellogg’s
RICE KRISPIES
Regular size
2 pkgs.
Fine for salads
2 cans
35c
Gold Bar
{ CROSBY CORN
Friday and Saturday
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20c
UPTON’S TEA
Va-lb. package
Special
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French’s Mustard
Large bottle
13c
46c
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Jewelry Store
25c
Best grade w hite corn
2 cans
35c
Calumet
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BAKING POWDER
1
l-lb. can
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27c
A. IV. Metzger & Co.
at Mealey’s
A Home ouned Store
Phone 1451
rn o n e
Giving Personal Service
Q uality and Service
D ept.
p h one 12gl
Finest E lectrical Exhibit E ver
M a d e a t th e C o u n ty F a ir
T hese daily displays and dem onstrations will em phasize p articu larly the fol­
lowing m achinery and appliances.
dem onstrator direct from factory will explain opera­
tions of the different types of pumps for deep and
shallow well use to any interested farmer.
THE FIRST STATE BANK
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H ItIM ’ ir s
GRESHAM FUEL CO.
See d em onstration of k itchen
cook stove S atu rd ay at K idder
H ard w are Co.—Adv.
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New Thor W asher with detachable Ironer—one of the
greatest labor-saving devices ever introduced into the
American home. Expert woman dem onstrator will
be present at all times to show its wonderful accom­
plishments.
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Complete and attractive K elvinator Electrical Re-
frigerator display, with free dem onstrations.
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Full selection of Modern Electric Ranges with our
own Domestic Science Expert, Mrs. M. E Ilawlev in
daily chMrge.
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" P e lla lo u e a n d A p p e tlc ln « ". T o a st -
COAL
(IS p e r tu n nntU A a « . 1
Cigarettes, Camels, Old Gold, Chesterfield, carton $1.19
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EYESIGHT
SPECIALIST
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1— Paul Domestic Automatic Pumping Systems. Expert
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Phone l i s t
O ur booth, attractiv e and w ell-arranged will show the m ost practical labor-
saving equipm ent ever assem bled at G resham .
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Card of Thanks.
We w ish to th an k our custom ers
for th e ir p atro n ag e in the p ast and
would be pleased to have them
continue th e sam e w ith th e new
p ro p rieto r of the Mt. Hood Service
station.
S. S. THOMPSON.
PORTLAND ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY WILL
DEMONSTRATE BEST MODERN DEVICES.
FOR FARM AND HOME SERVICE
Weekly Nperlul»
RATIKDAY A9I> MONDAY,
H il l ’s R F II ( O
Larry Focht
GRESHAM
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Phone 1411
1-lb. i .in.N " I t s b e tte r .'olT.-i
Day or Contract
WORK G UARANTEED
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WALRADS
O n e frie n d telin a n o th e r
A ffiliated H u y ere.”
and Septic Tanks
22c
tl.I .K N SI I. \ | ( P E v s . 3 Hill
I 'l l . I . I t
P L U M B IN G
GROCERY BULLETIN
69c
from a w eek's visit w ith her son
and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs,
J. W. P a rk e r and son, at Salem,
Mrs. I). H. L auderback accom ­
panied her. Mr. and Mrs. A. R.
H olloway w ent to Salem Sunday
and brought the visitors home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Maloy moved
last week to eastern Oregon to the
vicinity of O ntario.
Mrs. Annie
Wold, m other of Mrs. Maloy, who
has lived w ith her for several
years, has gone to W estport, O re­
gon, to m ake her home w ith Mrs.
W. F. Mason, an o th er daughter.
Galen F an ch er has purchased a
new 1% -ton G raham
B rothers
tru ck from Brockway & Nelson.
I Pound of H olbrook, Oregon, who
» ith his wife is moving to G resh ­
am th is week, w here they w ill re ­
side n ear th e station. Mr. Pound
took possession of th e place y e ste r­
day. Mr. Thom pson, who w as s e r­
iously ill some tim e ago, co n ­
tin u es to im prove slowly.
If you w ant to know how M odern E lectric Service can solve
vour
home and farm problem s, d o n ’t miss the
Fair Dates
July 25 to 29
P. E. P. Co.
D IS P L A Y
No Admission
to Fair Ground
I he R a n k oj Real Service"
MEMBER
FEDERAL
RESERVE
A Strong Hunk
BANK
Portland Electric P ow er Co.
GRESHAM. OREGON