Gresham outlook., July 15, 1924, Page 3, Image 3

TENTATIVE PROGRAM
Multnomah County Fair, Gresham,
July 29 to Aug. 3, Inclusive
PAGE
FAIRVIEW
CORBETT
Jo h n Jo n a s and fam ily and Miss
The Jam es McGowan com pany is
M arjorie Brow u of P o rtlan d , spent op eratin g its seining beach on Reed's
th e w eek-end a t Seaside.
Islan d an d is erectin g a b arn on the
F airview G range m et in re g u la r se s­
sion la st S atu rd ay evening. At th a t
tim e it w as planned th a t th e m em bers
oi th e g ran g e and th e ir friends would
be invited to eat in one large group at
th e picnic d in n er in connection w ith
F a rm ers' Field Day in G resham next
S atu rd ay . At th e sam e tim e te n tativ e
p lan s w ere m ade for a g ran g e picnic
DANCE
At Columbia Grange Hall
JULY 1971924
T ic k e t s $ 1 .1 0 , in c lu d in g ta x
L adies F re e
S p e c ia l B a k ed S a lm o n S u p p e r 50c
OUR HEALTH BREAD
c h ild r e n s 1 arm Home P ro g ram —2 to 4. D rills in ch arg e
of Jo h n H enderson, com m unity service lead er of
P o rtlan d .
“F ro n tie r D ays on th e R ange.” E xhib itio n s aftern o o n and
evening by cowboys, cow girls an d Indians.
THURSDAY, JULY 31.
G resham Day. P arad e s and special fea tu re s. Officials of
neighboring cities invited.
W. C. T. U. Day. P ro g ram s a t 11 a. m. an d 1 p. m.
C om m ercial and Civic Clubs Day.
B oys’ and G irl’s Club M em bers’ Day.
L ivestock Ju d g in g c o n test by club m em bers.
P ru n e bread c o n test and dem onstratio n .
L ivestock P arade.
H o rseracin g , 2 to 5, w ith F ro n tie r Day exhibitions.
W ild W est and In d ian show s in evening.
G reat fires from little m atches grow
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 2
M ultnom ah County Day.
F arm B ureau Day.
D em onstrations by C alf club and P ig clu b m em bers.
L ivestock P arade.
H orseracin g , 2 to 5. E xhibitions of w ild h o rse rid in g
broncho busting, fancy roping, In d ian s, etc.
“F ro n tie r D ays” in th e evening.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 3.
WE HAVE ALWAYS
FOUGHT FOR PURE
m eats. We w on’t allow a piece
of m eat to com e into th is m a rk e t
th a t doesn t live up to w hat w e ex ­
pect of it. It m u st be able to stan d
the te sts we give it. F olks know
when th ey buy a pound of m eat of
us they have p u rch ased 16 ounces
of w holesom e p u rity .
A. J. W. BROWN, Prop.
Phone 18»!
P ow ell S t
C h au tau q u a p ro g ram in the afternoon .
H orseracing, 2 to 5.
Contains the Yltaniines, ini'ed by
scientific p rin cli leg
IPs Good an d Good for You
Gresham City Bakery
THEO. VAN DOFINCK
Phone 1221
FOR THE BEST MEATS
F re sh o r C ured, L ard, E tc., p re p a re d a n d sold u n d e r ab
so lu te ly s a n ita r y c o n d itio n s an d a t low est
p o ssib le prices, y o u ’ll go to
Mr. and Mrs. G ran t Bell left Wetl-
I nesday for San Diego, C alifornia, after
a six-w eeks’ v isit w ith relativ es and
friends here.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 1
P o rtla n d Day.
A ssociated In d u strie s Day. P arad es, d em o n stratio n s, etc.
F ed era ted W om en’s Clubs Day. P ro g ra m 11 to 12:30.
C anning dem o n stratio n by g irls.
L ivestock parade.
H orseracing, 2 to 5. . F ro n tie r Day a ttractio n s.
W ild W est and In d ian show s in evening.
at th is Bakery and at S to r s
1 he b eau tifu l co u n try place of Mr.
and Mrs. Ju liu s L. M eier a t C orbett
was th e scen e recen tly of a ch arm in g
social affair, w hen Mr. an d Mrs. M eier
en tertain ed for th e ir son-in-law and
d au g h ter, Mr. and Mrs. Jo sep h E hr-
man, Jr., of San F rancisco. A bout 100
gu ests w ere p resen t. Sw im m ing, te n ­
nis and o th e r out-door sp o rts w ere en ­
joyed and a buffet lunch w as served.
Victor Jo h n so n w ent to a P o rtlan d
hospital W ednesday and will probably
be o perated upon for u lcer of the
stom ach.
THE SANITARY MARKET
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Bell a re now
occupying th e G ran t Bell residence.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Fox of E astm ore-
land and Mrs. F ra n ce s Fox of T ro u t­
B0RIN(
dale w ere C orbett ca lle rs Tuesday.
S. E. W aller and Chas. C u rtis w ere
Mrs. C lara Sm ith atten d ed C h au tau ­
in P o rtlan d M onday on business.
qua S atu rd ay and Sunday.
Miss E dith A nderson is visiting
The m an who p u ts o u t the
frien d s a t C ulver In e a ste rn Oregon.
sp ark g en erally acq u ires th e re
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. T elford and
tion of being a good w oodsman.
fam ily left S atu rd ay for Seaside. Mr.
B efore leaving your cam p gri
T elford retu rn ed M onday hut th e fam ­
ta k e an in v en to ry to see th a t
ily w ill rem ain an o th er week.
h av en ’t left a n y th in g —sp a rk s of
Mrs. W. W. M etzger and little
fo r in stan ce— or cam p rubbish
d au g h ter D oris left Sunday for a week
a t Seaside, Oregon.
G res ha in
The U N IV E R S IT Y o í O R E G O N
Mrs. A. J. McClung left th e la st of
contains :
th e week for a w eek's stay a t the home
T he College o f L ite ra tu re , . Sc
_ jience
of her son O scar McClung and fam ily
und the A r t s w ith 22 departm ents.
at W auna, Oregon.
The professional schools o f A r c h i­
T h ere w ill be a boys' and g irls ’ w a­
tecture and A llie d A r t s — Business
term elon eatin g co n test and also free
A d m in is tra tio n — Education—G ra d ­
w aterm elon for all a t (ho T h u rsd ay
u a te S tu d y — J o u r n a lis m — L a w __
evening show a t th e Boring th e ate r.
M e d ic in e — M u s ic — Physical E d u ­
Mr. and Mrs. Ja s. lm el sp en t S u n ­
cation— Sociology— Extension
day nt th e hom e of Mrs. In tel’s son
C. A. D urham and fam ily of P o rtland.
For a catalogue or ong information
Mr. and Mrs. E. V. M aulding and
Write The Hi gutrar. U niV enitp o f
Oregon, Eugene, Oregon
fam ily sp e n t S unday visiting relativ es
a t S heridan, Oregon.
The 49th Year Opens September 25, 1924
A la rg e crow d attended and enjoyed
th e p ic tu re en titled th e “W est Bound
L im ited ” a t th e Boring T h ea ter Sun- :
T R O U T D A L E , OREGON
day evening.
Phone G resham 481
T he g ran g e m e t a t th e I. O. O. F. hall
S atu rd ay nig h t to confer th e la st two
degrees on th e seven new m em bers
n c « / T e a n f/e r fa fG
w ho w ere tak en In tw o w eeks ago.
T he Misses E dna and R ita R obin­
son of P o rtlan d w ere w eek-end guests
a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. L. C.
Let me sell you that
A rm stro n g and fam ily.
New Chevrolet
L. C. A rm stro n g retu rn ed to V er­
We will give you Service every day
nonia a fte r spen d in g his tw o w eeks' '
v acation w ith his fam ily here.
Mrs. W. E. Child spent Sunday v is­
itin g relativ es a t G aston, Oregon.
GRESH A M
W. H. B oring sp en t th e w eek-end
w ith relativ es a t B eaverton, retu rn in g
to G ladstone Monday for G. A. R. day
W e h a v e s ta n d a rd size
a t th e C hautauqua there.
re
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d y -c u t D oor Ja m b s, 75c
Sunday g u ests a t the hom e of Mrs.
each . A lso w e w ill h a v e a
O. A. P alm er w ere Mr. and Mrs. Jack
lo t of c e d a r c h e sts, size 33, 46
P itm an of W heeler, Oregon, Mrs. E d ­
a n d 54 in ch e s fo r th is w eek
g ar Y onlka of Seaside, O regon, Mr.
only, $7.65 to $12.30.
K ru se and Mr. M eyers of P o rtlan d .
A la rg e crow d sp en t a d elightful
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day Sunday, Ju ly 13, a t Shady R est
P h o n e 50x1
G re sh am
n ea r T aw ney’s, J. E. S lefer's sum m er
home, in honor of Mr. S lefer’s 67th -
birthday. Among th e rela tiv e s and r
frien d s p rese n t w ere D arrel and P ercy
S lefer, C laren ce S iefer and tw o sons,
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Rich, Mr. and Mrs.
E dw in S lefer and Mr. and Mrs. P. C.
L arson, all of P o rtla n d ; Mrs. M. 8.
Maybee and Bon Loyd from L en ts;
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. A nderson, Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. A nderson, V an, M ildred
and N eta A nderson from Sandy
Vulrankinff and Retreading
Ridge; Mr. an d Mrs. Jo h n M aronay
All W ork G uaranteed
and son R ich ard from Sandy. Two
d a u g h ters Mrs. E. O. Rich and P. C.
L arson p resen ted th e ir fa th e r w ith a
GKO. A. BRANDT
Phone 1471
b eautiful b irth d a y cake. A bountiful
luncheon w as sp read o u t of doors and
th e aftern o o n w as sp e n t playing
gam es and sw im m ing in th e Salm on
( leaning anil D eepening
river.
COOK’S GARAGE
T h e perfect oil for frying, for sh o rten in g and fo r m a y o n n a ise making,
A m a iz o m a k e s b e tte r f o o d s w it h le ss e f f o r t a n d
E L E V E N A D V A N T A G E S O F A M A IZ O O IL
WOOD WORKING SHOP
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F ries beau tifu lly , th o ro u g h ly , quickly.
D oes n o t sm oke a t cooking te m p e ratu re.
D oes n o t c a rry th e flavor o f one food to a n o th er, so can
be used over a n d over.
4. H e a ts quickly.
5. M easures easily a n d accu rately .
5. B lends ra p id ly w ith o th e r ingredients.
Z. N ecessitates no m elting.
5. M akes delicate, delicious cakes— is an ideal shortening,
). M a in ta in s th e delicious n a tu ra l flavor o f foods.
). D oes n o t cu rd in m ayonnaise.
L. I ts can is dustless, rustless, easy to h a n d le an d store.
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F IS K
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TUBES
Send for th e free
Amaizo Cook Book
Gresham Tire Shop
containing m any aids to speed and deliciousness o f result.
W rite today to 111 W est M o n ro e St., C hicago, III.
American Maize-Products Co.
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WELL DIGGING
C hicago
C. E. Chipman
G resham R. A, Bx. 36 or Phone 1121
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Medicine
local and internal, and has been success­
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ful in the treatment o f Catarrh for over a c ig a re tte out of th e car, aay to y o u r­
forty years. Sold by all druggists.
self, “ H ere goes an o th er fo re st fire”
F.J. CHENEY Sc CO., Toledo, Ohio then do n 't do it.
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