Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, August 03, 1928, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextMrs. C lara P u lfer is moving to day to P o rtlan d w here she will m ake her home with her son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Cecil P u lfer a t 456 E ast 39th street. Mr. P u lfe r is employed a t the G resham garage. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Paus, who recently cam e here from H ay w ard, Calif., will move im m ediately into the P u lfer home. Mr. P aus has been appointed m anager of the dill pickle and sa u e rk ra u t depart- W ednesday m orning for Caldw ell, j Idaho, w here they will visit for a J week with Mrs. W hetzel's sister, Mrs. H enshaw Mr. and Mrs. E rn e st O rugger, Mrs. O. A. E astm an and Mrs. K en neth R oberts are in atten d an ce this week at th e sta te convention of the A m erican Legion and A uxiliary. Mrs. R oberts w as accom panied by her b ro th er, H all C ham bers of Hood River. Mr. and Mrs. It. W. T horne and d au g h ter Betty a re spending a An im p o rtan t m eeting of the G resham Com m unity and G arden club will be held In th e city hall Monday evening a t 8 o’clock. Re p o rts w ill be given of th e c lu b ’s activ ities a t the fair, whose exhibit won first place. F u rth e r activ ities of the sum m er and fall will be dis cussed and plans laid for th e o r ganization. day at th e T im m erm an n u rsin g home, the son and d au ghter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Briggs of 92d stre e t | and Sandy boulevard. Mrs. M. 8. K orsund and daugh-1 te r M ildred of Butte, Mont., are spending a week at th e home of | Mrs. K o rsu n d 's bro th er-in -law , I. S. K orsund. T he M ontana visitors a re j g rea tly pleased with th is p art of th e w est. Many p leasan t trip s are being arra n g e d in ‘th e ir honor. C. H. Lane, local W atkin» rrn 'e - T he Rev. B. J. Yates and n early dies salesm an, has retu rn ed from a | all th e m em bers of th e F ree M eth th ree-d ay convention of the W at- I odist congregation attended th e fu kins S alesm en’s association held at n eral services in P o rtlan d y ester Hood River. D ealers from all p arts day afternoon of W illiam F. Ran of th e sta te were present. T he I dall. Mr. R andall has been to W atkins people, many of them a c G resham m any tim es in connection com panied by th eir fam ilies, mo with religious services held at the tored to Cloud Cap inn Tuesday local church. and some climbed Mt. Hood. All expressed delight w ith beautiful Mrs. W illiam Beers is rep o rted Hood R iver valley. Mr. L ane in-1 seriously ill w ith sinus tro u b le at h er home here. She is being cared form ed his friends here on g etting home th a t the m eeting next year of | for by her h u sb an d 's m other, Mrs. th is asso ciatio n w ill be held at A nna Beers. G resham and th a t extensive plans Mr. and Mrs. F. A. M iller and son would be m ade for its e n te rta in and d au g h ter, L ester and Mary, ment. plan to move to P o rtlan d in a few Merfibers of the M ethodist choir days to m ake th e ir home. They have traded a 113-acre farm at met Monday evening at the home of M onmouth, Oregon, for a larg e Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cooper in a m odern home In th e Rose City d is p a rty in honor of Mrs. E lsie Cogs trict. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. R ueppell well, who expects to leave soon for have bought the M iller place at the h er form er hom e in Michigan. Mrs. 12-mile co rn ers and will occupy th e 'ogsw ell has been a m em ber of the choir for n early two years. house soon. Going Camping? P e rh a p s you h a v e fixed up fo r a ca m p in g trip w hich will ta k e you over s tra n g e h ig h w a y s an d in to s tra n g e cities. M uch of th e p le a su re of such a trip conies from h av in g y o u r c a r look b rig h t a n d clean even th o u g h it m ay be se v era l y e a rs old. In y o u r list of n ec essities fo r th e trip be su re to Let Us Wash Your Car O ur re c e n tly in sta lle d p re ssu re system and covered w ash rack h a s been kept v ery busy th is sum m er. In c re a se in fine looking c a rs on th e s tre e ts of G resham proves it. As im p o rta n t as th e c a r w ash, is to h a v e it gassed, g rea se d , h av e th e oil ch a n g ed a n d b a t te ry in spected. T h o se ite m s we can a tte n d to rig h t here. GROCERY BULLETIN Special Features for Saturday and Monday, Aug. 4-6 ROCOFFEEUB 1 P ound............................... r j£ L 3 ............. $1.53 5e stick candy tree with every ________ H°q e PiC!iling n.„ « „.STX * .)n,. gallon ............................... O U C Pork and Beans M ixed S p ice. Med 8i2''' 3 cans 'a n Camps Buy them in bulk. I t ’s 1 / 1 ,, , cheaper. L b .....................4 U C _________ * V Economy Jars.................... quarts $1.25 W hite Star Tuna B est q u a lity tu n a fish No. i/2 size, 2 c a n s BUCKEYE MALT Oh hoy! 2-.,b:....... 34c WAFERS D a in ty S a lte d w a fe rs 2-1 b. p a c k a g e s ........... 34c MAZOLA OIL R eg u lar size can 75c 47c Best Cane Sugar, 100-Ib. Graham Crackers pints $1.05 Best corn oil for m ayonnaise Q uart can 45c I H o n e y M aid packages It’s good » c a sh ........................... $6:24 C hoice P in k SALMON No. 1 ta ll c a n s 3 cans Seedless Raisins 4-lb. p a c k ag e 32c 57c A stolen F ord to u rin g ca r w as B L I’E LAKE PARK ADDS found the first of th e week by C la r K O LLER SKATING KINK ence Cathey and V irgil H ow ell a R oller sk atin g fans and others few hundred yards north of th e D. who a re in terested in th is m ost M. C athey residence on th e H einey h ealth fu l of sp o rts will doubtless road, and tak en to th e la tte r ’s UTAHNA PEAS S ilv e r B a r be pleased w ith the announcem ent CREAMETTES prem ises w here it now aw aits th e th a t a sk atin g rin k is being opened TOMATOES B est u n g rad e d peas M acaro n i o r N oodles ow ner, a Mr. S inghinger of P o rt a t Blue Lake park, w hich has re Best s ta n d a rd to m a to e s 2 can s The ca r has been en tirely * land. 2 p a c k ag e s cently been placed under the m an w ith p u ree. 2 c a n s dism antled of everything of value agem ent of J. F. Barnes. T he rink by th e thief or thieves. I t was will be opened form ally Sunday a f tak en from a P o rtlan d g arag e ternoon. A ugust 5, but on th e fol w here It had ju st received a th o r low ing evening, Monday, A ugust 6, ough overhauling and placed in will occur a g ig an tic free opening first-class condition. The G resham w hen the g ates of th e ,p a rk will be men w hile a t w ork in th e ir fields th ro w n open to th e public and all heard th e ca r drive up u nder cover the sk a te rs and o th ers who w ish to A Home-Owned Store. Member of Affiliated Buyers of bushes. Out of cu rio sity they atten d from G resham and vicinity investigated the case and found the Store Dept. invited to be present. Feed Dept. car strip p ed and abandoned. Quality and Service Phone 1451 W hile th e adm ission to th e p ark Virgil Howell and d au g h ter Neva, will be free Monday evening, a Mrs. J. T. T aylor and d au g h ter Lois nom inal fee w ill be charged for the of P o rtlan d and Miss E velyn use of sk ates. Those who have Howell drove to Y achats T h u rsd ay sk ates a re asked to bring them , as for an outing of several days. Miss th e supply a t th e rink is ap t to be Evelyn Howell will visit w ith her come exhausted. T he h all is 80 x m other th e re before retu rn in g . 100 feet in size and has a fine A fternoon tea is really a wonder Mrs. A. F. Hoover retu rn ed S a t floor. T h is is being p ut In first ful way of en tertain in g a few urday from a 10-day visit w ith her class condition for th e skating friends. Who doesn’t enjoy a cup d au g h ter, Mrs. J. S. H eyne a t W a events of th e season. T h ere will of tea with a few dainty sand terloo, Oregon. W hile th e re they be am ple seatin g accom m odations w iches and cookies at four o'clock enjoyed a trip to M ineral Springs, for all sp ectato rs who may w ish to “Now stir the fire and close the sh u tte r fast. 21 m iles d istan t in the C ascades be present. Music will accom pany Let fall the cu rtain s, wheel the foothills. Mrs. H oover w as hon th e sk atin g . T he rin k at the p ark sofa round."—The Tea Cup— ored by a luncheon given for her will be open for ro ller skating —Cowper. during her visit, a t w hich w ere every afternoon and evening from If you a re expecting a friend to idle money won’t run factories. now on w ith the exception of S a t p resen t th ree sets of th re e -g e n e ra visit you for several days you can tion relatives. One of th ese wus u rday evening, upon w hich night alw ays a rra n g e a cozy little tea. Idle money won’t provide employment. Mrs. Hoover, her d au g h ter and th e re is dancing. Max B ennett is Thin slices of lemon, cream and g ran d d au g h ter, an o th er Mrs. in ch arg e of the dance hall. su g a r should alw ays be served with Idle money won’t build bridges. C harles H. Skinner, w orld-cham hot tea. At form al teas coffee o r Iley n e’s m other-in-law and herself und baby, and th e th ird a Mrs. pion su rf board rid er, w ill give an chocolate a re served as well as tea. Idle money won’t build roads. W asam ot. her d au g h ter and g ra n d exhibition at 3 o'clock Sunday a f Som etim es in w arm w eath er iced Idle money won’t grow crops. child. Mrs. Hoover rep o rts a de ternoon of fum y su rf riding. D u r d rin k s or punch may take the place ing th e interm ission of th e skating o f hot d rin k s alto g eth er. lightful visit. Sandw iches m ust be very thin Idle money spells national and industrial Sunday afternoon, sw im m ing, div decay. ing and can o e-tiltin g co n tests will and dainty, and cut into fancy shapes if you wisji. Your left-over lak e place. muffins or biscuits can lie broken T he program of th e com ing open into halves, toasted and b u t events a t Blue L ake p ark w ill be tered and served w ith m arm alades P m / your money to work judiciously under announced over KEX at 7:30 every o r conserves. the experienced guidance of your RANK. evening th is week. Menus for Informal Tea R oller sk atin g , one of th e n a ( ll T oasted m arm alade san d O ne f rie n d te lia A nother. A H illat- tio n 's oldest and m ost enjoyable w iches, nut sandw iches (on dark • I I H I \ . i > nil. I I« • ( gioiti 11 b e tte r I prit es sp o rts, is considered by physicians bread) angel food or plain sponge Special heal tiret to he an excellent m eans of d iv er cake. tea. mint candies. (2) T oasted raisin muffins, S V H ItIH V W > MONDAY, sion and exercise. It is hoped the stra w b e rry jam or spiced honey, GRESHAM, OREGON 11 Gl ST 4 - 6 generous offer of th e p ark m anage tea. cookies, salted nuts. m ent to open Its hall free of 1 - It « 0 K F F F (3) F ru it and n ut bread sliced A Strong Bank A ll i t . d I.||> e l s. highest ch arg e Monday evening will meet thin, to asted and buttered soda I (pialliy today . . . w ith a h earty resp o n se by p leasu re cra c k e rs (if you w ish), p reserves K I 1 I for 110 ME I’H'KLIWG M EM BER seekers. or jam . layer cake. C IG A R E T T E S , Cam els, C hesterfields, O ld Golds, 2 p k g s . 25c j ♦ • Gresham Service Station « I CHAS. H U N T & SON, Prop. * ’ Main Street, corner Third 25c Gres Ini in 25c 15c A. W. Metzger & Co. SOAP Fels N aptha 10 b a r s .......... Limit Wesson Oil 48c .. DON 1 C A S T IL E S 0A I*. 3 b a r» an d 1 F lenh B r u s h K IU L L O , la rg e p a c k a g e ............................... i . i r r n x 'N c o f f e e , t n> t i n ............... M E s 1 1 IL I. Il N V u m K II MPK E A II. 2 tin s I I P T O V S T E A , 1-lh. t i u ................. W IL M I-M I VI A ltd A III > E ", 3 II,s. . . V .ll.l H O M Y UIIAIIA.VI OK NOUA 1 II «1 h l HS. 2 II. box W K IU IIT -N V IV V O N N A IN I, p in t j a r s 1 11 1 ( 1 1 H 1 N i . CIO A B 1 I l l s . H i l l . I’l l Kl IN , S o u th e rn sty l, pi i ilox KITCHEN COUNCIL Idle Money 10c 25c 49c 18c 53c 25c 79c 65c I I S U E S A L T , p lain o r lodix« d. p e r p k g . . IIO O TH M I 1(1)1 JfKN, 2 tin e ¿Martha Ideal for S alads 1(1 Q u art tin . T tfC 35c 39c $1.10 . .. 1 Oc WALRADS Phone FIRST STATE BANK We have just received some of those attractively styled Midsummer DRESSES 47c | V IN E G A R « g a llo n ............................. Sic 1 I I S l’l< l \ \ oile, print and organdie combines Priced at $1'9S and »2'9S ,g, 09c See us for cam p equipm ent, G range S u g ar W afers I • l l 11 I l ‘ l p P I i t s . x •»e I (F o r te a s; m akes about 60) I t INN O I O N , w hole, pkg . . . . t»»c stoves, tables stools, cots, ten ts, etc. I.. L. K idder lidw e. Co. | i 1 .0 1 I s , w hole, pkg 3 cups D rifted Snow F lour, 1% " •< Ml S I AHI» S E E P , w hole, p k g •9r cups sugar. 1(4 teaspoons salt, 2-3 l( k l I N il HI’ 1 ( 1 , w hole, p k g Me cup sh ortening, f t teaspoon nut- B o lt k t \ l > HI \ \ > nu g. 2 eggs, 1 tablespoon orange I V an ( ’a m p s . No. 2, juice, grated rind of one orange. G a th e r e d fro m re lia b le s o u rc e s to m ed. Rise c a n ..................... h elp y o u g e t th e m o st se rv ic e o u t Sift to g eth er flour, baking pow _______ 3 fo r t i r ____ o r t h a t c a r o f y o u r ’a der. salt and nutm eg. Cream sh o r , I I N A. > ,,.i -i I '.i .< n.l f.t i,. \ 1 [ 1 Z7C T he Oregon S tate Motor associa- tening and su g a r and add well- 2 fo r | (ion rep o rts th a t th e Oregon main beaten eggs. Add o ran g e rind and | " \ \ P 1 p I H. t juice then flour m ixture. Chill j highw ays a re all in fine condition JuMt r ig h t fo r pivniCR” dough for about an h o u r in r e f r i I p a c k a g e s f o r . . . . ............... and a re carry in g th e heaviest traf- g e ra to r Roll out to about one- / o i v O il . fine fo r m a v x f ’T | fie of the year fourth inch th ick n ess on lightly nnui . q u a r t «an C an 4 / C floured board and cut into cookies. I IIOM > I. H ill \ M (• H u m k * M luit ( iM'sjir hid. I s. fancy cookie c u tte r If you wish » 1 r« t ta d tb .s t ’ a ild i« I When C aesar took a w estw ard ride S p rin k le w ith su g a r and bake a' And grabbed th e G auls for Rome. 350-360 degrees F., m oderate oven, I M I MON. I , fa n c y R ed j A lask a. 1-lb ta ll tin e What was th e first thing th a t he did for 10-12 m inutes. C a n ................................ To m ake them feel at home? W henever I can help you plan 'I K HM I M A LI o w h , E'iresUh b r a n d I Did he in crease th e people's loads. any of your hom e p arties be su re to J Ami liberty forbid? I N«>- He dug in and built good l e t me know drop a line to M artha '■ quality. 5-lb. tins. roads— Meade. Home Service Bureau, T h a t's w hat old C aesar did. S p erry F lo u r Co., San Francisco. 1 tie___ 10c 35c W ' ’ I’l M I t \ r u » , tin . I 'I I l'I I $1 >20 J 25c C o r te s b r a n d C a n ..................... 9c I He V fo r H r __________ SX L U M V s. J Q I A verv good 98< t/J , BATHING SUITS REDUCED WALRAD MERC. CO. P h on e 1411 , Auto Suggestions Special in childrens rayon mixed 'i hose, plain and plaids, sizes 6 to 9' , “Bear Brand.” pair 45, S P E C IA L Men s bib, suspended back, overall. w l 10c All rayon dress goods reduced A splendid line of re-inforced rayon bloomers, pair 95. 1411 Gresham , Oregon « K l I M i I' 1 I n o o d les s. c u t m a c a ro n pk« fo r. I’ I VN. fan« > v» r \ sm a ll. It l ’o is. N o. 2 tin . T in . 2 fo r _____ I I’. O o ld B a r. re s ite . H o ttie . . . . I H II’ F « » I I V r s, L d n d say , la r g e ta ll s t a n d a r d si 15c "A Home Owned Store" G iv in g Personal Service B ig h t In Y our N e ig h b o rh o o d built good roads from hill to bill. Good roads from vale to vale. He ran a good-roads m ovem ent T ill Rome got all th e k ale; lie told the folks to buy at home. Built roads th e ir ru ts to rtd. U ntil allY o ad s led up to Rome— T h at's w hat old C aesar did. F E D E R A L R E SE R V E SYSTEM What Makes a Diamond Sparkle? In th e “ r o u g h ” a d iam o n d does not g lin t a n d sp a rk le . I t is p u re c a rb o n , th e frozen fire of s u n lig h t a m illio n y e a rs old, c ry s ta l lized. u su ally , in a n e ig h t faced form . ’ Not u n til th e c u n n in g h a n d of th e diam o n d c u tte r, p o lish in g th e s to n e w ith olive oil a n d d iam o n d d ust, trim s th e diam o n d in to sh ap e, is th e p riso n e d s u n lig h t released. M ay we show you d iam o n d s of v a ry in g Wild geese, like th e hum an race, p rices w hich illu s tra te s th is fac t? should be allow ed to select th eir own m ates when they are being raised in cap tiv ity . U nlike some hum an beings, how ever, they re m ain m ated for life and m anage P ow ell St th e ir fam ily affairs in a com petent P h o n e 44 G re sh am way. F am ily loyalty is so stro n g If any tow n would m ake itself am ong wild geese th a t if one o r two The cen ter of th e map. resorting whenever possible to a W here folks w ill com e and settle of a fam ily a re Incapable of flying site used by them in former years. Phone fttx« down off to o th e r places, all of them will These birds often live to the age of GRESHAM And live in p len ty 's lap; u su ally rem ain. T hey a re som e 50 years or more and are better If any tow n its own abodes w hat te m p eram en tal about se lect Df poverty would rid. breeders tn late than in early life. ____ Let It go out and build good roads— ing th e ir first n esting site, but in 7 5 c a Month b'’ldlx| What when you wan. Ju st as old C aesar did. n . ÇEREGHIMO BROS. K ansas City Jo u rn al-P o st. select and hold their chosen home. ,t . . you WBnt u_ w>nt Ad ,, Box 2. Rt. 2 Troutdale. Ore dîkalfp’ô jkturlrp èdorr Garbage Collection