Gresham outlook., September 23, 1921, Page 3, Image 3

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PA G E T H R E E
FLOWERS WIN MANY
BLUE RIBBONS AT FAIR
BEGIN
F low er lovers And plenty to ad ­
m ire a t th e fair. T he floral d e p a rt­
m ent u nder th e m anagem ent of Mrs.
Cliff K ern has never before been so
extensive o r so beautiful. F low ers
in .pots and in hanging baskets vie
w ith cut flowers in vases an d in
b eautiful baskets of all descriptions
and present a rio t of color m ost pleas
ing to th e eye.
Besides th e floral d ep a rtm en t’s
display th e re a re two com petitive
booths which claim th e ad m iratio n of
all who see them . They are th e col
lection of ferns of th e Mt. Scott
G reenhouse Incorporation and th e
booth occupied in common by Crissey
Gladiolus F arm . T uckerhill d ahlia
Farm
and
Maxwell
Schneider
witn his a rtistic display of photo­
graphs.
T he photographs m ake a
w onderfully effective background for
the flowers and alto g e th e r thev a re a
| study fo r an a rtis t. Mrs. Schneider,
Mrs. Crissey and Mrs. T ucker are in
charge.
Among th e unusual
blossoms
shown In the gladiolus section are
the Mrs. H. E. Bothin, a delicate*plnk
with a.crim son th ro a t, and th e P rlin-
; ulinus hybrids, soft yellows in com ­
binations w ith various sh ad es which
m ake th ese distinct.
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F I S H E R ’S
SC O N ES
7’HIS WEEK AT OUR STORE
-We Carry' a Full Line of-
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6 %, 7
5
or 8
Interest—Which?
If you have money to invest come in and see us as
we can supply you with paper that will net the above
mentioned interest rates.
A early deposits of $500.00 or more in our bank pay 5% Interest
Municipal Bonds pay 5%, 6% and 7% Interest.
BURLEY HIGHWAY DISTRICT, HIGHWAY BOND par 5%
TOWN OF RYEGATE, MONTANA ..................
par 6, ;
WARM SPRINGS IRRIGATION DISTRICT
par 6','
0CH 0C0 IRRIGATION DISTRICT
CITY OF ONTARIO, OREGON
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CITY OF STANFIELD, 0 R E 0 0 N ..........
par 6<-
par g,'
par 6<r°
CITY OF KIMBERLY, IDAHO ..............„................
CITY OF RIDGEFIELD, WASHINGTON
CITY OF TOPPENISH, WASHINGTON ...............
par
par 7<~
par 1%
Real Estate Mortgages and Collaterly secured notes 8%
See us for investments.
ELECTRICITY FAILS;
DARKNESS PREVAILS
Fancy & Staple Groceries
BANK OF GRESHAM
j ’ M ultnom ah county fa ir grounds
were plunged Into absolute darkness
W ednesday evening at about 7 :30
GRESHAM, OREGON
and it was about 10 o’clock before the
I lights were tu rn ed on again. The
lights w ere o ut for several hours on
ft
T uesday evenln’g.
T he crow ds w ere ju st beginning to
come in W ednesday and th e conces­
M e n ’s W o r k in g C lo th e s,
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R u b b er B o o ts a n d
sions were rapidly filling b ut th e lack I
of lig h t closed m any of th e shows j
and only th e m erry-go-round and '
sjh oes fo r th e F a m i l y --------
CA SE TR A C TO R S
o th e r rides attem p ted to run.
T hey continued to o p erate in th e
O V E R L A N D — T o u rin g , S e d a n o f C ou p e
d ark and found passengers enough to
keep them going. The big Chautau­
International Speed Trucks, International Spreaders,
qua te n t was filled and a large num ­
a .
M , L ’ Cream Separators, Gas Engines,
ber listened to th e program given by
MAKE OUR STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS
the county council of P aren t-T each ­
Anker-Holth Cream Separators, Perfection Milking
er associations.
-Machines, W hite Lily Electric or
The loss of g ate receipts and ad ­
Power W ashing Machines.
missions to th e various concessions
M y ' . rj
¿ ' T '/ ? r H a n d o r P o w e r-
<•'«<■ G r i n d e r s
would probably ru n Into th e thou-
ands of dollars. No one knows Just
Cider Mills, Corn or Hay Cutters, Root Cutters.
w hat th e loss would be.
Not only th e fa ir grounds but tho 1
.Making Sound Automobile Tires in the same way
entire town of G resham , F airview and ‘
they are made at the factory. Come see how yo.ur auto­
the p art of M ontavilla located on the
Baseline road w ent o ut and for the
mobile tire is made.
,
few hours everything in eastern
M ultnom ah was dark.
RELIABILITY
SERVICE
In town the lack of lights resulted
In financial loss to m any of th e con­
fectionery stores, pool halls, etc.,
could not do business as they had
Phone 6x2
Gresham, Oregon
Phone 1141
planned. The p ictu re show which
was open th a t evening was forced to
close and M anager A drian retu rn ed
all money received. The loss Is very
heavy fo r him for all th e expense of
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th e show will have to be m et with no
retu rn s from adm issions.
C ontinued from page 1
The G resham B akery lost a whole
baking of bread, ab o u t 300 loaves
ä
which was In the electric m ixer when
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th e pow er went off. The old oven
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u n d er 6 m onths, 1st, N T has not been torn o ut of th e shop yet
He L iC„kc:h .2d’ T he°- ReSch: 3d- L - and this was fixed up and p a rt of the
is Miat the automobile owner wants when he is plan­
baking saved but th e bread so nearly
Sow an d litte r, 1st, Theo. Reach. ready to hake th a t all could not be
ning
to have his car overhauled.
The GRESHAM OUTLOOK has a supply of the
Herds
saved. The new electric oven was of
Voung h erd . 1st, Theo. Reach.
us Perm-t’V W*!2 he *S assured of whf,n h« calls on
course o ut of use when th e p o w e r'
-'"•I t w ent off.
new Multnomah County Farmers Directories.
1 us to add y°ur “ ame to our list of satisfied
, The O utlook was going to press
customers.
—and all at ROCK BOTTOM Prices.
T 6” R“ e i : i Tuesday n ig h t when th e lights w ent I
Lynch*01" Champ,on b o ar-
Leslie off and the pap er held up until the
next m orning
and
much incon­
R esch ,Or cham plon b o ar- T heodore venience and loss of tim e and money ,
YOU N EED IT.
Southard & Southard
I’hone 2391
Reach*°r &"** ^unior 8OW’ Theodore suffered because of th e delay. This
Night Phone 25x5
office has been crowded with ru sh I
Lynch"*1 chatnp,on
boar, Leslie ,°5de™ fo r p rin tin g of various kinds
We are almost giving it away with a combination
Hie O utlook force has been busy ev­
G rand cham pion sow, Theo. Reach. ery evening th is week and crowdedffo
Essex
the lim it to handle th e work and the
subscription to the Portland News and Outlook.
It is the purest, most healthful
Cleveland* yeaFS ”
l8 t’ W H i ' sh u ttin g off of the pow er for several
hour« was very Inconvenient.
and cheapest food.
W . ^ ^ l e v - X l " 10" “ 18’ l8 t and 2dJ . The tro u b le was caused by the
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E S H A M D A IR Y
Cleveland y ear” ° r ° Ver* l8 t’ W ’ H i I high tension wire en terin g th e tran s-
r J J L k L v Milk prices after ° ct-
win
i fo rm er at Ruby Ju n ctio n crossing i
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' l l be, 1 quart per month, $3.50;
W SHW' c ’ t Z ? ’ and Under’ lB‘ with th e iron qf th e tran sfo rm er
The c u rre n t was all going In to -th e
1 pint, per month, $1.75; cream
P o r tla n d N e w s $ 5 .0 0
i . . Ä i r Ä , Hd < ? K U 5 » « - - • ground.
half pint, 20c.
Ih u rsd n y n ig h t th e lights were all
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.. After Oct. 1st milk will be de­
1 x .t. w .
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O u t l o o k ............. 1 .5 0
liv e re d m the morning
rig h t again and no fu rth e r trouble
expected.
K. BAUMANN,
Phone 2441
? U’ S?iW’x’'indP.r 6 month8. 1st and 2d,
D i r e c t o r y ........... 5 .0 0
X **. H. Cleveland.
GILLIS
X 'ia n 3™ an d lltter> l8 t’ w H Cleve-
Rev. E arle 1). ~Shng w ln conduct
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H erd s
service at Gillis Sunday at 2 p. m
T o ta l .
. $ 1 1 .5 0
BREAD
♦
Aged herd, 1st, W. H. Cleveland
Young herd, 1st, W H. Cleveland and also organize a Sunday school at
R
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DUCED
th
is
point.
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flour and feed
Meet us at the Fair
A Full Line of Men’s Leather and Canvas Gloves
WALRAD MERC. CO.
W. A. HESSEL AGENCIES
Get $
1 .00 For 5 0 c
Judging Is Completed
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ROCK BOTTOM PRICES
M.’nSr&äs.
GRESHAM GARAGE
drink more milk
ALL FOR
$5.75
If Y ou W ant
R e a l S e r v ic e
The Modern Electric Washing Machine has been called
the greatest of all—
Labor-Saving
Money-Saving
Time-Saving
IV. k r
“ "appliances ever produced for the Home
We believe you will agree with this strong statement
after you have seen one of these machines in action.
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any time f° r Fr“ Demonstration
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P o r tla
n d R a ilw a y , L ig h electric
t & P o w e r building
C om pany
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PhoiM* K m « n o g ; G r a h a m U S
AT YOUR SERVICE AT ANY TIME
Your Patronage Solicited
M O R G A N B R O S . T R U C K S E R V IC E
Morla«
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Special
Com m unication ol
P roduce of sow, 1st and 2d, W II
'V A T G resham Lodge No. 152, A. F,
Cleveland.
W. H. Cleveland won th e following
& A M., T uesday evening,
b an n ers: sen io r cham pion boar. Jun- w"P.tr m. b,' r 27’ a t 8 :00 P m- L abor In i
’ '^ c h a m p i o n boar, senior cham pion M. M. Degree. V isiting b ro th ers wel­
¡sow, ju n io r cham pion sow, grand come.
cham pion boar, grand cham pion bow
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w L. GORSAOE. Sec'y.
H am pshires
WM. C. METZGER, W. M.
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IV 1 i r ’ L ,P y . and under. 1st, F. A. i
W elch; ¿d, E lisabeth Johnson.
I Snap up a W an t Ad Snap.
2d p
under, 1st and I
‘¡a. r . A. Welch.
8i r? 1M> r ’ A- W elch: 2<L
E l Ä i h ü Johrn i “ Onth*’ l8 ‘ 8nd 2d'
E lisabeth Johnson.
F ’ A W elch;
2 d % 7 i J U ° j ‘ohhnLnn .Under' l8 ‘ Snd 2 ,|P f h UC k ,°uf ’.0 T ’
2d, E lisabeth Johnson.
Se" tq r and ju n io r boar, F . A.
W elch' 6 m o n tb "- lgt and 2d. F A. f Welch.
ljo h n S o °r charoplon "ow > Bltoabath
E . Ä , h njdo % n % r l8 t “ nd 2d’
Sow and litte r, is t, F. A. Welch.
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Ju n io r cham pion sow, F
G rand cham pion boar, F.
I G rand cham pion sow,
1 JohnHon.
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A. Welch
A. Welch
Elisabeth 1
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AFTER THE FAIR
Come to the BIG BARGAIN NIGHT DANCE at the
New and Up-to-Date Hall
Columbia Highway at Richardson St., Parkrose
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1>4 lb. loaf, 13c
2 for 25c
W rapped in
wax paper
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1 lb. loaf 9c
C IT Y B A K E R Y ,
Tel.
9 6 x — E le c tr ic
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Gresham, Phone 11
B u ild in g —
Main St.
Frank C. Jones & Co.
CARPENTER
Septic Tanka
Built
Jack Screws
for Rent
Frank C. Jonefe
LICENSED ELECTRICIAN
Wiring for Light
and Power
National Mazda
Lamps
F lo y d L. M ack
C H O IC E M E A T S
H o m e m a d e H a m a , B a c o n , S a u s a g e , L ard
Full line of Cold Lunch Meats
VI. m il . Ji(tt| ( «.„tury
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MARKET