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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 27, 1921)
^A G E FOUR GREMÌ A M OITIXM)K. GRESHAM LOCALS Reliable Tractors complete in all details. A real two-plow tractor with plenty of reserve power. Aspinwall Potato Diggers with vine turner and kicker Ensilage Cutters, hand power Hay or Corn Cutters, Feed Grinders, Fanning Mills, Cream Separators, Root Cutters, Cider Mills. Oliver Chilled or Steel Plows with all repairs Lowden Barn Equipment LITTER CARRIERS, Reliability 1141 STANCHIONS W. A. HESSEL Service 1141 GRESHAM A Standard CwiidHD TRAO C M ASK for a Ford You might suppose that, because W illard will not make a special Ford battery, the regular W illard Battery (Ford size) would cost a lot more than others, but it doesn’t. We can show you in five minutes if y o u ’ll come in. Gresham Storage Battery Co. S. S. PUGH, Mgr. Phone 2331 3 1 x 4 FISK TIRE, $20.00 x ’’ G oodyear Cord $30.00 3 5 x 4 % Goodyear Cord 25.00 3 2 x 4 % Goodyear Cord (Ford truck size).. 25.00 34 X L Kelly Springfield, Cord,............... 18.00 33 X 4 Keaton Cord............................. 22.00 32 X 3% Firestone Cord....... 12.00 GRESHAM TIRE CO. Powell S tre e t Phone 37 Opposite Brown’s Market R tfW ROCK B O TTO M PRICES is what the automobile owner wants when he is plan ning to have his car overhauled. And that is what he is assured of when he calls on us. Permit us to add your name to our list of satisfied customers. —and all at ROCK BOTTOM Prices. G R ESH A M G A R A G E S outhard & S outhard Phone 2391 i Night Phone 25x5 ( nw cn f.rn i'y SCHOOL G qq ^)NS a ^,I^ I dance . .. . , * “ ,. High school opened yesterday w ith A slight autom obile accident oc- ,, . cu rred Sunday aftern o o n a t th e in-1 m ore than 200 pupU“ in a « e“ <lance tersection of Main . and Division an<1 w lth m ark ed en th u siasm . T he stre e ts when a big Nash going n o rth ‘added space in th e assem bly room and tried to speed past a Ford which u n - ’th e im provem ents in th e various parts expectedly yuruVn'1 " • r / 11* o l tfle building w ere g rea tly appre- west on Di Jivision. T he F ord was clate(1 by thp gtudent bo<Jy \ stru ck on th e left re a r wheel and . ... . j Pected th a t a n u m b er of stu d e n ts will c o n s n i n i .h re» enroll and sw ell th e atten d a n ce to collapse of th e rig h t re a r w heel a n d ,240 dam aging th e o th er. T he Nash, ’ be- . .. . . and j eig , h u t . o th ... e r «"»-i u/t.», With new principal longing to L ester M. L eland of Port-1 new teachers on th e faculty, th e land, was only slightly dam aged. Igchool Beemg Ifke a dlfferent A m arriag e license was issued Sat-! tion but te ach ers and pupils com urday in P o rtlan d to E arl A. B ru c e , menced th e w ork w ith fine sp irit a ot T ro u td ale and E d ith N. B a rrin g e r g rea t year is expected. of P o rtland The reg istra tio n on th e first day T he M ethodist L adies' Aid society by classes was as follow s: freshm en will m eet at th e home of Mrs. Jam es 71; sophom ores, 52; ju n io rs, 46 S terlin g W ednesday aftern o o n , Sep- i seniors, 33 tem b er 28. A utos will leave Wal-1 rad 's sto re a t 2 :15 an d all who wish FAIRVIEW SCORES HIGH IN to go will be fu rn ish ed tra n sp o rta ARTISTIC ARRANGEMENT tion. A good atten d an ce is desired. Fairview g ra n g e won th e $10 spe E dw ard S trong and M aurice B ot kin left on F rid ay by the S team er cial prize offered fo r th e best and Rose City for C alifornia, w here they m ost a rtistic a rran g e m en t and decor will a tte n d Leland S tanford U niver ation of g ran g e booths a t th e fair. sity. E dw ard atten d ed for a p a rt of The score was 9.73. T his g ran g e a l la st y ear and was freshm en rep re so won first place on th e g en eral sen tativ e on th e college paper. M au gran g e exhibit. R ussellville cam e sec rice will e n te r as freBhman. Both ond w ith a score of 9.36 and M ult boys a re g rad u a tes of th e Union nom ah th ird w ith 8.93; Rockwood, 8.66; G resham , 8.43; L ents, 8; Co H igh school. lum bia, 7.6. Mrs. John S leret had th e m isfor tu n e to fall n e a r h er hom e on •Sun day evening and break h e r leg. Both I MISS ELSIE SMITH HONORED BY SHOWER hones a re broken betw een k n ee an d j ankle. She is restin g com fortably a t j . , The Queen E sth e r g irls to th e num - h? me_.?.Ut Wl be aid up fo r 1 ber of about 20 g ath ered a t th e hom e several weeks. of G ertru d e S o u th ard M onday even- Jo h n E. Sm ith of N ew berg has ing in honor of Miss E lsie Sm ith bought a lot of Mrs. H ardw ick on whose m arriag e to Lloyd G rim shaw Maple avenue south of th e lu m b er will be an «vent of th is week. A s u r y ard and will build a sm all house prise show er was given and which he will occupy. the bride-to-be received m any beauti Mrs. Percy L arsen, who has a t ful g ifts tended Mrs. H. C. L arsen d u rin g tn e g re a te r p a rt of h er illness, w as h e r N early 2,500,000 pounds, o r 45 self sick in P o rtlan d fo r a w eek b u t carloads, of th e 1921 crop of prunes is b e tte r and was able to come to have been sold by th e Oregon Grow G resham on F riday. Mrs. H. C. L ar ers C ooperative association a t open sen is im proving in h ealth . She is ing prices. Owing to th e heavy sales being cared fo r by Mrs. C. W. Glea and th e sh o rt crop th e association son. has w ithdraw n p ru n es from th e m ar Among the disting u ish ed visitors D uring th e last a t th e fa ir la st week who also w ere k et tem p o rarily . callers a t the O utlook office were th ree days before th ey w ere w ith C ongressm an C. N. M cA rthur, Coun draw n 18 cars of prunes w ere sold, ty C om m issioner R ufus C. H olm an, nine of them going In one day. They Republican County C hairm an Jo h n w ere sold a t prices w ith in a h alf L. Day and County A u d ito r Sam B. cent a pound prices nam ed on Cali M artin. fo rn ia prunes. Oregon p ru n es have, L ester McBride of P asedena, Cal for m any years, sold a t several cents Ifornia, arriv ed unexpectedly th is a pound low er th a n th e C alifornia week fo r a visit w ith his cousin, O. product before th e Oregon G row ers A. E astm an. association en tered th e field w ith a Mrs. Mary M atheny, siste r of Mrs high grade, stan d ard ized pack. I t J. H. W ilson, of G resham , and m o th er of Mrs. E d g ar W ilson of V ictory Is expected th a t th e association will broke h er arm a t th e elbow and re have difficulty in supplying th e de ceived severe bruises an d o th e r in m and for M istland pru n es in these ju rie s when she fell from th e porch m ark ets d u rin g th e com ing season of h er s is te r’s hom e last T hursday. on account of th e short* crop th is She was taken to a hospital in P o rt year. land by Dr. H. H. H ughes and a t last rep o rts was still suffering from tne S tated Com m unication of effects of th e in ju rie s received. It F airview Lodge No. 92 A. F. is not known ju s t how serio u sly she A. M. S atu rd ay evening, is Injured. O ctober 1, 1921 a t 8 o’clock. L abor T he re g u la r m eeting of th e A m er in M. M. Degree. V isiting b reth ren ican Legion will be held to n ig h t at welcome. th e club rooniB. WM. H. STANLEY, Sec’y. Mr. and Mrs. R o b ert Lansdow n of H. D. McCREARY, W. M. Oregon City visited on Sunday with R eg u lar m eeting of Gresh- th e la tte r's sister, Mrs. C. E. R u sh er sSgfv' am Lodge No. 125, I.O.O.F., and family. in th e Odd Fellow s hall, every T h u rs Mrs. Belle Beers, m o th er of Mrs. day evening. V isitors welcome. -A. W. M etzger, who has been visiting MELVIN I. SUNDAY, N. G. here during the sum m er, left fo r her JACKSON JONES, Secretary. hom e in In d ian a th is m orning. H er g ran d d au g h ter, Bernice B eers, who came w ith Mrs. Beers, rem ained here to a tte n d school and e n tered the high sch o o l.as a freshm an. H enry Metzger, son of Mr. ana Mrs. F ra n k M etzger, retu rn ed y ester day to th e S tate T u b ercu lar hospital n ear Salem a fte r a w eek’s v isit at home. C harlie H ansen has p u t a new roof on his residence at th e co rn er of Hood avenue and F o u rth street. A baby g irl was born th is m orning to Mr. and Mrs. E rn est C hristensen of Powell V alley a t a P o rtlan d hos pital. Mrs. W. E. Beegle, who has been COPV»>CMT A » » L C » in ill h ealth for som e tim e, was ta k en to a P o rtlan d hospital for medi-1 cal atte n tio n Mr. an<j Mrs. H. 8. M cMurry left bv autom obile Monday m orning for o u r offerings in ¡rin g s exhibit a W amic, Oregon, for a visit w ith the I rem ark ab le collection of d ia fo rm e r’s parents. m onds, sapphires, em eralds and linked Salm on in Pepper C ases. pearls In 14K gold and p latin u m One pound can pink o r chum sa l settin g . These rin g s a re of o rig i mon, eight green peppers, crackers, b u tter. nal and d istinctive designs and Remove skin and bones from one afford an elegance and beauty can of salm on, season w ith sa lt and th a t will a ttra c t th e m ost exact pepper and onion juice. Mix with ing. an equal q u an tity of cra ck er crum bs m oistened w ith b u tte r, o r left-over stuffing can be used instead. The m ixture should be q u ite m oist; if not. add a little m ilk C ut lengthw ise eight green peppers, rem ove seeds, G RESHAM , OREGON parboil five m inutes and fill w ith fish ' P u t in baking pan, su rro q n d with hot w ater, and cook un til cast« are soft hut not broken. A FOR THE BRIDE-TO-BE GUY D. JONES. Jeweler “SO WELL-SHAPED FOR PARING” \ o u r hands don't In. using a paring knife th at's correctly shaped. Keen, lasting edges make work faster and easier. For paring and cutting tip fruit ami vegetables for vanning get a W inchester knife. It will save time and labor. Two Popular W inchester Paring Knives Inmvt A ttacks Canada T h istle. G resh am T h eater R eports from Albany sta te th a t a bug which may be th e long sought peat to d estroy C anada th istles has been found o p era tin g in th e th istle patches in Linn county. T he county club Idhder, F red N. W illiam son, has sent specim ens of th e bug to th e O re gon A griculture College to g et data reg ard in g it. It is a specie of beetle, i A lthough th e bug has been m aking ' co nsiderable headw ay in attac k in g ! th istles in some localities, one had A fea tu re is th a t it ts also attack in g useful vegetation In some sections, w hile in o th e r places It has confined Its op eratio n to thistles. WED., SEPT. 28 “The Empire of Diamonds ' Cut-off Blade— Slotted H andle— a fine veg' tabic knife. Concave R iada— Especially useful fur close paring. Other W mcheiter Knives for Every JJse • A. W. METZGER & CO. The 'WINCHESTER Store Keep ia sty la "claasy-flBd" ads. From the novel by \ alentin Mandelstramm dashing, spirited and in- tensely interesting drama that will hold you in its grasp. Try «us of iho«» Also a GoodtComedy An Effort to Improve Those of our customers who are watching the prog ress of this store, are noticing particularly one trait —O'Ur constant endeavor to surpass our best efforts in the past to please. \\ e are bjg no means perfect—nor is it probable that we will attain perfection. But we are trying—and trying hard—to make this store the kind you like to shop and trade in. White Outing Flannel O ne of O ur Big Bets For Quality You Can’t Beat It A n d the Price? 6 yards for $1.00 BISHOP BROS. Gresham, Oregon Look at This! See the difference— Feel th e difference— Know th e difference— betw een o rd in ary a l um inum and “ W ear- E v er" Reg. 95c Wear-Ever 1-qt. Stew Pans for only 38c Next week only—October 3d to 8th. Don’t fail to get yours L. L. Kidder Hdw. Co. E a rly Sale ot M illin e ry Every hat in the Gresham Milli nery store has been marked way down, so those wishing to buy at this great saving had better come early while there are many to select from. KATE MOSSMAN CHOICE MEATS Homemade Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Lard Full line of Cold Lunch Meats SANITARY MARKET Main S treet GRESHAM p h o n e 181 GEO. WOOLWORTH BUILT the tallest building in the world OUT OF DIMES Get a “NEST EGG” SAVINGS BANK Put your spare savings into it and he a builder like Woolworth First State Bank GRESHAM, ORE. D IETL. Prop.
