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Gresham Locals
GRZNHAM
Mrs. B. F. Cogswell and daugh
te r Mary of S p rin g w ater visited the
fair today and w hile here greeted
a num ber of old neighbors and
friends.
W ith its usual prom ptness, th e
loss occasioned by th e fire w hich
destroyed th e house occtlpled by
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Dean on Ju ly
18. was adjusted by the Oregon F ire
R elief association w ithin a week.
T his association, located a t Mc­
M innville, Oregon, is rep resen ted in
G resham by B. W. Thorne.
FAIR NOTES
services of judge w hich w ere do- | home.
They trav eled overland
nated by F red Borch of Maple- i from M aryland and enjoyed the
Floral Exhibits Are I wood,
Oregon.
j trip w est. T hey w ere m ore th an
Many and Beautiful
1
pleased w ith th e sta te of Oregon
FAIRVIEW
sub ject of "R eligion and H aalth"
w ill be presen ted by th e p asto r at
11 o'clock. Sunday school w ill con­
vene a t 10.
Continued from page 1
Mrs. Em m a H opper has disposed
class w ere won by A ndrew G ribble
T he Rev. R. S. K retze of W est- and said it w as very m uch like
PAINT WICKER FÜRNITÜB1
of h er ten -acre tra c t and house lo­
The floral building could hardly
of P o rtland.
th
e
ir
hom
e
state.
The
Rev.
Mr.
w
ith a spray brush. Use free w ith
|
m
inister,
M
aryland,
and
Rev.
J.
cated on the Section Line road a
be recognized th is y ear on the
H ollenbeck of B altim ore, Md., on H ollenbeck is a relativ e of the Q uart of lacquer. K idder H ard w are
m ile east of G resham , to an Italian
county
fair
grounds
w
ere
it
not
for
Mrs. Alice L ehm an of P o rtlan d
I C om p an y .______________
th e ir re tu rn home a lte r atten d in g Lew is fam ily.
lam ily from C alifornia, and w ith
is su p e rin ten d e n t of th e ra b b it de­ the a rra y of beautiful blossom s
the W orld’s ten th S unday school
her son H ow ard will leave in a
The Rev. E. R. D. H ollensted.
In su ran ce funds for farm loans,
p artm en t located In th e old p a­ w hich a re a p a rt of its in terio r.
1 convention a t Los A ngeles, Calif., p asto r of the Sm ith M emorial P res- No com m ission o r brokerage. Very
sh o rt tim e for S eattle to reside.
The
s
tru
c
tu
re
has
been
repainted,
vilion. A fine d isplay of rab b its
were guests of Mrs. W. N. Lew is b y terian church, has retu rn ed from easy term s. B. W. T horne.—Adv.
H ow ard is planning to en ter Se­
and fu rs is here from B ritish Col re-shingled, ven tilatin g w indows
and d au g h ters a t th e home of Mrs. i A lbany w here he attended the P res-
attle-P acific college th e coming
placed
in
the
top
of
one
side
and
umbla. T hree special prizes have
Make your telephone e a rn you
) M. L. M orrison Sunday, leaving , b y terian synod and w ill occupy his
Septem ber. Mrs. H opper has a m a r­
been added to th e list as published o th er im provem ents noted.
m ore by connecting it w ith a W ant
Monday
for
Y
ellow
stone
P
ark
and
1
p
u
lp
it
n
ex
t
Sunday
as
usual.
The
ried son and dau g h ter in S eattle HANDSOME CARS ARE
Ad.
As usual th e lily pond is th e cen­
in th e prem ium list. W. V. QuiVey
and w ill live near them. The new
GREAT ATTRACTION of P o rtlan d is offering a ju n io r te r of attractio n . Ju liu s Broetzie
ow ners plan to occupy th e ir home
If th e re is one place m ore th an w hite New Z ealands, and a ju n io r placed th e lilies in the pond, and
as soon as it is vacated.
an o th er on th e fair grounds w hich w hite New Zealand doe on th e best th e Sw iss F lo ral com pany is re ­
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Thom as of has a larg e num ber of visitors It is display of C hinchillas. Ju d g e N. I. sponsible for the rockery.
Tillam ook retu rn ed
W ednesday the new m achinery hall w here a re W hite of La C enter, W ash., is giv-
Two P o rtlan d exhibits a re o u t­
evening to th e home of th e ir par housed n early a dozen of the lead- j ing a H avana ju n io r doe for th e standing,—those of W ilson-Crout-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Thom as, ing m akes of autom obiles. Anyone best C hinchilla senior buck. A Gehr, an d one from th e City Bu- j
afte r a 10-day to u r of Y ellowstone who could not find a ca r to su it rab b it auction will be held tom or reau of P ark s. The G resham green- j
N ational park. D uring th e ir ab­ him am ong th e fine m odels d is­ row on th e g rounds betw een 1 and house h as four tu b s of various
sence th e ir tw o-year-old son Dean played there, m ust indeed be hard 4:30 o'clock u n d er th e auspices of flowers for decorative purposes.
the A m erican R abbit & Cavy B reed­
was cared for by his gran d p aren ts. to please.
The G resham Com m unity & G ar­
GRAY RIKKONi
Borden's and Carnation
Mr. and Mrs. Thom as and son will
The G resham d ealers on the ers association. Some of th e la rg den club exhibit won first place;
est
prize
w
in
n
ers
on
th
e
co
ast
w
ill
RAISINS
rem ain a t G resham until Sunday to grounds are th e H essel Im plem ent
MILK
the T ro u td ale F lo ral club, second; •
take in some of the events of the com pany w ith a line of C hryslers, be entered.
Capitol H ill Com m unity club, third.
4-lb. package. .
county fair.
L arge cans, 3 f o r .
W illys-K nights and P lym ouths;
Mrs. W. A. F orbes of C edarville
E veryone on th e fa ir g rounds is
Brockw
ay
&
Nelson
w
ith
th
e
ir
won
first
place
w
ith
h
er
display
of
Mr. and Mrs. C harles Pound, the
Interested in p o u ltry to th e ex ten t
CITRUS
Quarts, doz
UTAHNA PEAS
new pro p rieto rs of th e Mt. Hood Dodge B ro th ers and G raham B ro th ­ a t least of visiting th e exhibit In cu t flowers. F or th e b est floral
Washing
Powder
ers
m
achines;
R
ak
er
&
Son
w
ith
Best peas for the
Service station, are having a double
the old pavilion. A nice class of b ask et displayed by an am ateu r
the
new
Ford,
a
display
board
of
........
money.
2
c
a
n
s
garag e erected on the prem ises
A nconas is being exhibited, one of floral club th e Capitol H ill Com­
L arge p a c k a g e ..
Pints, doz ...
n ear the filling station. They will p a rts and a n o n -sh atterin g w ind­ w hich Is an o u tstan d in g bird, a m unity club won first place; the
shield;
and
W
alter
Metzger
with
occupy this as a dw elling until
cock brought h ere by D. P. Law of G resham Com m unity and G arden
BUCKEYE MALT
" SNOWDRIFT '
fu rth e r plans are m ade for build­ the la test a rriv a l in Buicks.
P o rtlan d , su p e rin ten d e n t of the de­ club, second place; and th e T ro u t­
Oh Boy! I t’s good
f7 P _
Best
cooking sh o rten -
T hese G resham men a re deserv­ partm en t. A nother fine bird is a dale F lo ra l club, third.
ing.
2Mi-lb. t i n .................... IdC
ing. 4-lb. c a n ..
ing of p raise for the a ttra c tiv e dis­ d ark B arred Rock cockerel owned
The su p erin ten d en t of th e floral
Theodore B rugger is righteously
play of cars on the grounds. In by Irw in of S acram ento, Calif. One dep artm en t, Mrs. E. M. Stone, ex­
KELLOG’S PEP
"up in arm s", and he says he is
PORK and BEANS
addition to th e autom obiles the of th e best Rhode Islan d Red young pressed m uch ap p reciatio n for the
likew ise well arm ed for dogs w hich
W
ithout
lids.
Some
R
egular
15c package
Van Cam p's medium
H essel Im plem ent com pany has bands w hich has been show n for
2 f o r .............................
are th reaten in g a second dev asta­
cans.
3
f
o
r
............
i
t
Economy,
Some
Self-
outside th e building a com plete m any y ears is ow ned by La G ette
Phone 7Sx4
tion of his flock of sheep. Mr.
line of farm m achinery including Canby. The la rg e st and best ex ­
Sealing. Dozen,
KELLOG’S
GRESHAM
B rugger lost a num ber of sheep last
electric m ilking m achines, an elec­ hibit of bantam s ever show n a t the
M.J.B.
TEA
RICE
KRISPIES
year by dogs. Ow ners of dogs
tric power p lan t, g ard en tra c to r, county fair is on th e grounds.
Green and Black
QO
would do well to see th a t they are
The
new
break
fast food
^ - lb . p ac k a g e ..........
Myers w ater system and De Laval T h ere Is a fine display of p oultry
2 p ac k ag e s.................
7 5 C a Month
kept on th eir own prem ises.
cream
sep
arato
r.
I
from th e boys’ and g irls ’ clubs.
CEREGHINO BROS.
C. E. Van Slyke delivered Mon­
Box 2, Rt. 2
Troutdale, Ore.
O ther ca rs rep resen ted by th eir Ducks, tu rk ey s and pigeons figure
day the first consignm ent of c u ­ P o rtlan d salesm en a re the Olds-
in the exhibit th is year. George W.
cum bers to be received at the mobile, th e A uburn and th e S ta r i Irw in of F lo rin , Calif,, is h ere w ith
pickle factory this year, and y ester­ D urant.
62 birds. H e has 18 v arieties of
day took in fhe second lot of the
I)R. L. VV. GRIFFITH
bantam s and eig h t of larg e birds.
season.
Money S a r e n
He will go from h ere to Lynden,
Fancy Otter Brand
Men's blue w ork sh irts 69 cen ts; Wash.
H. S. Clow Is raising and rem od­
d ress sh irts, co llars attach ed 98c;
PRIMA MALT
Chinook Salmon
eling the house on his p roperty on m en's ov eralls $1.29; 36-inch bath
Hop
flavored, light or
For
inform
ation
about
th
e
fair
T hird street, bought la st fall of tow els 19c, tw o for 36c. Alys-
No.
flat cans
dark. Reg. 75c, special •)•>(_
2 f o r ............................. JDC
call the fair grounds phone 1251.
Mrs. I. T. Bent. He plans to also w orth ft M artin.—Adv.
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The new cookie in sealer
build a garage and otherw ise im
ALBER’S
OTTER
prove th e • property, which he
can. For afternoon teas,
Flap
Jack Flour
Minced
Clams
bought as an investm ent.
bridge parties, etc... To
No. 1 ta ll cans
C harles Cleveland retu rn ed Tues
3-lb. p a c k a g e ..
2 c a n s ........................... 4«)C
serve with ice cream.
day from an extended business trip
Glasses fitted and
Can
DAINTY
GOLD BAR
to ea stern Oregon.
adjusted.
GROCERY BULLETIN
Special Prices, Saturday and Monday, July 28-30
32c
Economy Jars
27c
$1.25
$1.05
25c
Q
O it /4
«L
Used Jars
l)P„
¿O
C
AH
1C
Garbage Collection
0.7
60c
OoC
Sugar, Best Granulated Cane Sugar 100 lbs $6.39 Cash
EYESIGHT
SPECIALIST
17,»
17,»
Juvenile Thrift
r
Mrs. B. F. W ilkins of N ew port is
spending the week w ith her daugh
te r, Mrs. George D uncan.
L E. A rnold of Albany, Oregon
w as a guest a t the county fair
grounds yesterday. Mr. A rnold
will be m anager of the Linn county
fair to be held In Septem ber. He
expressed himHelf as much pleased
with the fair a t G resham .
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde McMurry and
fam ily are enjoying th e ir new
W hippet four sedan purchased re ­
cently from H essel Im plem ent Co.
Mrs. Rudolph K aser and d augh­
te r Shirley and Mrs. K aser's m oth­
er, Mrs. Wm. S tanley, left Tuesday
for a tw o-w eeks' stay at St. M ar­
tin 's springs. Mrs. K aser has been
suffering w ith rheum atism and
w ent to the sp rin g s in quest of re ­
lief.
The K aser Service station has
recently Installed a Neon sign ad­
v ertising Its gas. T his m akes four
of these popular signs to be placed
in G resham .
Enos V olbrecht was brought
home la st evening from St. Vin­
cents hospital w here he has been
recovering from th e resu lts of the
autom obile accident in w hich he
was near seriously involved last
Sunday m orning at th e intersection
of W allula avenue and Section Line
road. Hu is doing as well as can
be expected.
Mrs. A. F. H ornecker and d augh­
te r Jacqueline Jean of Oakland,
Cal., a re spending some tim e In this
vicinity visiting w ith th e p aren ts
of Mrs. H ornecker, Mr. and Mrs.
T. H. GUI, her h usband's parents,
Mr. anil Mrs. Wm. H ornecker, and
oth er relatives and friends.
W. W. W illiam s enjoyed a visit
yesterday a t the Outlook booth,
w here he is dem onstrating th e St.
C lair E xpert sh o rth an d system ,
from his wife and dau g h ter V ir­
ginia of P ortland. The visitors
were accom panied by Miss C h a r­
lotte Pease, also of P ortland. The
la tte r has won m uch favorable
com m ent from the fact th a t she
recently received her m u ster's de-
gree from Sm ith college, M assa­
chusetts, afte r but one year's work,
an unusual accom plishm ent. Miss
P ease is a sister of Mrs. Oliver
Gill of P lea san t Home.
Ben How ard, grandson of Mrs.
C. A. C arothers, is here from
Almena, Kang., for a visit of a few
days.
J. H. Metxger, afte r an illness of
six weeks, is out aguln. He Is
enjoying the sights of the fair.
The Rev, and Mrs. D. Q. Barry
of G ladstone cam e over today to
take in the fair and to visit with
old friends. Mr. B arry will occupy
the pulpit of the Bethel B aptist
ch u rch Bunday m orning. Mr. and
Mrs B arry recently returned from
a few days a t Newport.
Friday and Saturday
7 child who is taught the
value of pennies in his ex­
treme youth needs very little
coaching on the value of a
dollar in later life.
at Mealey’s
I t is never too early to save.
FIRST STATE BANK
25c
SPINACH
I’he spirit of thrift cannot
He inspired in the youngsters
too soon.
\\ e welcome children's accounts in the names of the
guardians, for wc plainly see in the children of today
the big men of our business community toinoirow.
TRUMPS
Salted Crackers
49c
No. 2A4 cans
2 c a n s ...........................
2-lb. fam ily size pkg.
OF EACH WEEK
Metzger &
Store Dept.
Phone 1451
Jewelry Store
A Home-owned Store
Giving Personal Service
Quality and Service
Feed Dept.
Phone 1281
Finest E lectrical Exhibit E ver
M a d e a t th e C o u n ty F a ir
PORTLAND ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY WILL
DEMONSTRATE BEST MODERN DEVICES
FOR FARM AND HOME SERVICE
GRESHAM, OREGON
A S tru n g Bank
. Our booth, attractive and well-arranged will show the most practical labor-
saving equipment ever assembled at Gresham.
These daily displays and demonstrations will emphasize particularly the fol­
lowing machinery and appliances.
1 —Paul Domestic Automatic Pumping Systems. Expert
dem onstrator direct from factory will explain opera­
tions of the different types of pumps for deep and
shallow well use to any interested farmer.
9 —New Thor W asher with detachable Ironer—one of the
greatest labor-saving devices ever introduced into the
American home. Expert woman dem onstrator will
be present at all times to show its wonderful accom­
plishments.
M IIO N N l i a r , W rlgh ta or B. si Food
pilli «Ile ..............................
SM M I 1 I \ ,
2 paekaKt'H..........................
M. J. II. I I I I U E, l- ||, tm
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Med. »1»«», .1 tini«..............................................
1 IKK III IIV M l i r , 3 bar«
IIIIN Z RII 1 FI V k 1 >. per pk u-
h II M IN I lin i O l i l i M II 1 1 II M ilk
| ht c a n ..............................
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hi t m t i i n m \ i , t
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K.u b Imiti«* Itirtkei« a ffallon 2 lw»ttlei»
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1 l'ir u iir
i o t i r i r o t a i r , 3 roii»
m
i itati w 1 1.1,011 a,
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3 t-ouiH'V package*..........
HIHMIlA M i l l M i l l P, ,..r , ,1,
35c
39c
19c
52,.
25c
20c
14c
45c
35c
19c
29c
25c
Complete and attractive K elvinator Electrical Re­
frigerator display, with free dem onstrations.
J— Full
selection of Modern Electric Ranges with our
own Domestic Science Expert, Mrs. M. E. Hawley in
daily charge.
,
If you want to know how Modern Electric Service can solve your
home and farm problems, don’t miss the
Fair Dates
July 25 to 29
P. E. P. Co.
D IS P L A Y
No Admission
to Fair Ground
Portland Electric P ow er Co.
GRESHAM, OREGON
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