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GRESHAM
OCTLOOK,
T lF S D A l,
SEPTEMBER »>. ÎW4
GRESHAM LOCALS
C o n tin u ed from page 1
. m u u y , u cto o e r 7, w ill be an n u a l
cookie day for th e v eteran 's ho sp ital
in P o rtlan d , w h ere w orld w ar v eter-
a n s a re p atien ts. C o n trib u tio n s are
solicited from th e ir frien d s, and
should be d elivered on o r before the
m o rn in g of O ctober 7 to Mrs. O. A.
E astm an or Mrs. Jo h n M etzger, rep-
rese n tin g th e a u x ilia ry to th e local I
A m erican Legion post.
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Mr. and Mrs. H ecto r M organ, of Mc-
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M innville, visited w ith Mr. an d Mrs.
H enry M organ over Sunday. T he Mor-
gan B ro th ers tru c k in g com pany has
' bought out th e City T ra n sfe r com pany
1 a t M cM innville, in clu d in g tru ck s,
’ h o rses and w agons.
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W illiam H. S tan le y h as re tu rn e d I
a from service as fo re st ra n g e r on T able I
m ountain in th e Bull R un reserv e,
w here he has been for th e p a s t four
- an d a h alf m onths. Mr. S tan ley 's I
w ork w as in th e m ost Isolated p a r t o il
r I th e reserve.
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Ray S tro n g en tered th re e oil paint-1
lin g s a t th e sta te fa ir w hich won two I
I first prizes and m uch p raise from a r t
II co n n o isseu rs
— S h oes for co ld rain y d a y s.
— Shoes for M en, W om en an d
C hildren
— S h oes for $1 to $ 3 less than
c ity prices.
Here you will find a shoe stock large
enough to fit and satisfy everyone. Shoes
of good quality, moderately priced.
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Harnessing the Tides.
A definite step to w ard th e re a liz a ­
tion of the first em ploym ent of the
tides for g en e ratin g electricity on a
considerable scale h as been tak en by
F rance, w here a p la n t will be con­
stru cted on th e co a st of B rltanny. The
sta te w ill co n trib u te 10,000,000 franca,
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Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Malo en te rta in e d
th e ir b ro th er-in -law , Jo h n C. E llis, of
P o rtlan d , sev eral days la st w eek and
over Sunday.
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MOTOR CARS
The Engine DOES Improve W ith Use
A great engineering invention known as the Lan-
ihester Balancer gives to the \ \ illys-Knight (always
noted for its smoothness) a revolutionary freedom from
RELIABILITY
Men’s Rubbers, best qual
ity, Red line’s.................
Ladies’ Rubbers........... 75c
C hildren’s Rubbers
75c
M en ’ s w ear
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Mr. an d Mrs. G eorge W ebster have
retu rn ed from a tive-w eeks’ com bined
business and p le a su re trip to Canada.
They w ent th ro u g h th e C anadian
n atio n al p ark to E dm onton, w here
| th ey visited frien d s. T h eir fo rm er
hom e w as a t Delia, A lb erta, b ut they
cam e to Oregon ab o u t tw o y ea rs ago,
and now live on so u th R o b erts s tre e t
on p ro p erty w hich th ey re c e n tly p u r-
chased from P. Collins.
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A special business m eetin g of th e
W. C. 1. U. will be held at th e lib ra ry
T h u rsd ay aftern o o n , Oct. 2, a t 2:30, at
w hich tim e all m em bers a re u rg ed to
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K e Give Red Trading Stam ps
Another
W IN T E R
H O M E FIR E S
Almost any kind of a stove or heating
plant will drive the chill from the home
during bleak T all days—but when w inter
storm s come—it is a different story, as all
who have shivered know.
HEATING STOVES
Air Tights, Cast Lined and
all Cast
$ 2 .2 5 an d up
1 hink now and plan for home fires
which will insure a cozy com fortable home
and the health of your family. Never were
we better stocked to furnish just the stove
or furnace you need.
SERVICE
Gresham
sh o es
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Mrs. E. M. Coons, of th e T erry
neighborhood, re tu rn e d la st S unday
| Irom S eattle, w here she h as been vis-
itin g for a m onth w ith h e r d au g h ter,
I Mrs. C. O. S u th erlan d .
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO
RLBBERS
FURNACES
Marswells and Sibloco
$ 7 9 .6 0 an d up
L. L. K idd er H a rd w a re Co.
BOTKIN & JOHNSTON
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Gresham
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i position of g ran d cham pion for th e T T r r r r i ' r r T P T ' ; ' i y
p ast th re e y ears a t th e county fair,
and o th e r tw o an im als a re h alf s is ­
te rs, one of w hich w as in 192X th e
ju n io r cham pion also the g ran d ch a m ­
pion. T he o th e r one w as th e senior
cham pion a t th e fair. T hese w ill
m ake a v alu ab le ad d itio n to th e
L u sch er h erd and Mr. B u rn s is build-
I ing on o th e r c a ttle to c a rry him along.
CHEVROLET
Sales
Service
Conic in and see out
e Touring
W illard B a tteries
B urton W alrad has a decided pref-
I eren ce for F ords over F ra n k lin se­
dans, a t le a st it ap p eared th a t w ay on
M onday m o rn in g w hen he attem p ted
to drive w est on F irs t s tre e t and w as
I forced to pass betw een Dr. A d ix s
F ra n k lin sedan and W. D. K in d er’s
I m achine of the w ell-know n F o rd v a­
riety. He had his tru c k loaded w ith
tie s an d th ey w ere too w ide fo r th e
sp ace betw een th e tw o m achines,
w hich w ere p arked on opposite sides
of th e stre e t n ear th e telephone office.
As he w as going too fa st to stop, he
saw he m u st h it one of them . W hich
sh all it be? H e displayed u n u su al
fo re th o u g h t and aim ed for the Ford,
sen d in g it in to th e g u tte r. T he top
w as to rn off and th e w indshield b ro k ­
en, w hich dam age is fully covered by
th e in su ran c e he c a rrie s on th e tru ck .
L ee T ires
M aster MeeliHiik
ALL CARS — WELDING
Rhone 2331
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l.lt«stu ck Should Be (In E very Farm.
Livestock Means Dollars To Farmers
IT IS diversified farming with dairying and
hog and sheep raising which insures the
permanent prosperity of every agricultural
section.
It provides the farmer with a monthly income and re­
duces the necessity of seasonal borrowing or otherwise
running into debt. It enables him to market his alfalfa,
hay and grain in such concentrates as butter, cheese
cream, milk, pork and wool, lessening freight charges’
and increasing his net revenue.
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u ‘ate b an k ’ we believe having
rig h t kind and
2nd to each indlvidua^Hfarmer.
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T H E SE COOL
.votice is nereDy given th a t in a c ­
co rd an ce w ith O rdinance No. 65-A of
I th e City of G resham . Oregon, and pur-
Is u a n t to a reso lu tio n of th e Common
I Council of said City, a public m ass
I m eeting w ill be held in M etzger's h all.
Main and Pow ell stre e ts, G resham .
I O regon, T h u rsd ay , O ctober 2. 1924, at
I th e h o u r of 7:30 p. nt. for th e purpose
I of no m in atin g not to exceed F o u r (4)
can d id ates for each of th e follow ing
Offices to be voted upon T uesdav, No­
vem ber 4. 1924, a t th e re g u la r City
election, to w it:
Mayor,
R ecorder.
DAYS
will be thinking of
HEATING STOVES
er see our slock
A. W. Metzger & Co
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Gresham, Oregon
Mrs. IL
Adlx has received word
from h er b ro th er-in -law and sister.
Dr and Mrs. C. R W alk er of F o re st
Grove, th a t they a re reco v erin g from
Treasurer,
in ju rie s received In au autom obile a c ­
M arshall, and
cident n ea r Hebo ten days ago. T hey
Three (3) Councilman.
Said officials so elected to la k e of­
und a te ac h er in th e F o re st G rove
school a re all in th e T illam ook h o sp i­ fice J a n u a ry 1. 1925, and th e term of
office to be for a period of tw o (2i
ta l as th e re su lt of th e accident.
years.
Mrs. R. W. A shw orth an d little I
C. O SCHNEIDER.
d au g h ter. B arb ara Je a n , a r e spending
City R ecorder.
a few days as g u ests of Mr. and Mrs.
L eslie T. St. Clair.
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( I T FLOWERS.
We a re ready to serv e th e public
Mr. and Mrs. A. P ric e an d th e ir son.
F. G. P rice, also a d a u g h te r, arriv ed w ith cu t flow ers an d floral pieces.
from S h erid an Monday and w ill farm I M esdam cs W illiam s A Gordy, South
R o b erts av en u e n ea r Pow ell s tr e e t
th e Bacon place, rec en tly vacated by I
Dana S. Fram e.
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woon sawing
Q uickly and efficiently done by ex ­
A 11. Burns has sold th re e head of
All o rd ers prom ptly attended
fine H o lstein s to L u sch er
Son. at I p e rts
F airview . One of th ese h a s held th e ! to re g a rd le ss of size.
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GEORGE SHAW Phone 229 Fairview
en co u rag e m ore farm in g o p eratio n s.
alw ay s glad to
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Built., hints Mhd rhil ken.
eik lh tted in'
" ni* ,,a ,ry «»III«, sheep,
slioiild net P»." in , Mr h/r« t i . u m nl
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prodartliiu methods a i |,r»rlirrd h l I he L n i t a'l" *!’
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try. Me sure an,I alien,H
’ h leading breeders o f the entire conn-
F IR S T STA TE BANK
Gresham, Oregon
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VOT1BS, KEI.ISTLR
New com ers, p arties ch an g in g p re­ iu y u reg o n tan . one year. >7.75,
cin ct or p a rtie s who have had notice only. Offer closes O ctober 31
from co unty clerk sta tin g th a t th e ir scrib e th ro u g h th e Outlook.
nam es had been tak en from th e poll
book for fa ilu re to vote a re eligible to
GRESHAM M A RIN ELLO
reg ister.
Beauty Shoppe
JO H N BROWN. R e g istra r.
Pow ell S tr e e t
H air Dyeing, F acial and Scientific
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T re atm en ts a Specialty.
at Bargain Rates.
W ater W aving and M arcelling.
O utlook an d Daily O regonian, on«
■ar. >6 O utlook w ith daily and Sun
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Eight Timken bearings used in front axle make it
the easiest steering car in the world of its size.
Mrs. O. A. E astm an and Mrs. Jam es
E lk ington have re tu rn e d from Salem
w here they huve assiste d in th e office
of th e se c re ta ry of th e s ta te fa ir d u r-
I ing fa ir week.
Men’s Shoes..............$2.75 to $ 9
Women’s Shoes........ $2.75 to $8
Children’s Shoes. . .50c to $4.50
Men’s Laced Boots $8.50 to $17
Men’s Rubber Boots. . $4.75 to $7