Grant, who is at the Good Samaritan R. W. (Ill.l. HOW B. Git.I. hospital at present. She is recovering Miss Addie Stetes spent Sunday in from a critical operation. The west Portland. 1 Section Line jw-ople in one voice tender John Rowher returned from Cali best wishes for a speedy return to fornia Tuesday, where he has been i health and family. spending the winter Mis» Emma Hankey was in Portland COTTtftl the last of the week A »uprise party was given at the Reid of Rooster Rock Mr. and Mrs. home of Mrs. E. Schneider m honor of wen« Sunday visitors at the Jutien youngest son. Harvey. It was the cele Special offer home. bration of his eighteenth birthday of Home Grown Seeds E. D. Chamberlain went to Portland Games were played and afterwards rv- Monday to spend several day»in the i freshmcuts were served. About thirty Three package of finest vegetables, worth 25c, all lor 10c city. young people participated in the fun. postpaid. Mrs. K A. Hutchins made a trip to Mrs. A S Kincaid has been afflicted Gill’s Portland Market Sweet Com, unequalled in earli with a felon, which has been very Portland last week J. B. Fowler ’ » children have been ill ness and size of ears. We own the seed ol this splendid corn. painful. | with the grippe. Regular price 10c. Fred Benfield went to Portland Satur A load of pipe turned over in front of day. Gill ’ s Tender Heart Parsnip. This excellent parsnip ol | the school today. A deep rut in the Mrs. Blackhall of Portland visited her of our own introduction cooks without any core. We own ex ; plank road was the cause of the acci daughters, Mrs. F. E. Reed ami Miss clusive seed. Regular packet 10c. dent. Bell Blackball Wednesday. Mr. Widener was kicked on the thigh Emerald Gem Musk Melon. Sweet and delicious, among Ms». A B. Leader is quite at the St. by hi» horse the best for Oregon, price pkt 5c. Vincent hospital. Fred Wagner has moved into hi« new REMEMBER—These three regular-sized*packages, all Paul Hansel was here from Alaska house. for 10c postpaid. last week, the guest of A. A. Ixveb. Mr. and Mrs. Griffin have adopted Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Reed went to a boy from the Bov»' and Girl's Aid Portland Sunday F. E. returned in Society Home Mrs U. S. Griffith have s|«ent Satur the evening, but Mrs Reed will remain day iu Gresham with her daughter, indefinitely the guest of relatives. Mrs. Sims. Word lias been received that Warren BUVtR BIND Ball at Sweet. Idaho, ba I been throw n A very enjoyable time was hail at the from a young, unbroken horse ami was residence of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. seriously hurt. He has been under a Woodward of Beaver Bend district. doctor’s care for two weeks and is im Those present were Mr. and Mrs. P. E. proving slowly. Fritz. Mr. and Mrs. Ronin, Mr. and Mr. Northrop of PI asant Home is Mrs. Cooley, Mr. ami Mrs. Wilhelm. now superintendent ot the Cottrell Misses Florence and Marie Wilhelm. Baptist Sunday -eh- I From the Mt Mb mid ) E««t>-rn porttoii« A lecture entitled "The Ring" will la> Mrs. Sam Strebbin, Misses Bes ie and o( the United »’unadn I«» given in the Cottrell church, Tue-day Jennie Strebbin, Mary, George and night. Feb 21. Refreshments will OREGON. WASHINGTON '«J 41 NORTHWEST Frank Armstr ng, R. Strebin, Bill served and admission will be 10 ami 2> Fritz, Geo. Burke. Jake Macreary of cents. will prevail DA 11.\ Beaver Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Woodward MARCH 10th to APRIL loth of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Wanted—One <>r two rooms furnished over the Bert Hardenberg and Marvin North- for light housekeeping bv nun and Bridal Veil, Mrs. Fritz Miller of Smock. rup are the name» of two men who a wife, no children. Call Herald office331. Oregon. The evening was spent in week ago were working for A. F. Chase games and dancing. Boys Wanted! Boys Wanted' Chance at Powell valley, but a few day» ago Mrs. D. H. Miller ami family have they skipped out before daybreak and to earn money and win prizes. Work returned to their home in Smock after Mr. Chase is wondering where they Saturday Herald Office. and connection*. tTie Freeh cows, for sale Apply J. N. a visit with the former’s parent«. Mrs. went »o early just before break'aet time. Clanahan. Division street, Gresham, Oregon Short Line. Union Pat Ilk and G. W Woodward. They were clearing land and were fat Oregon. Phone 25x. tf ing furnished supplies, among which (hit ago A Northwestern If you want the grip just come to were some blankets and tools and two For Sale — Quantity of tine vetch h»v Beaver Bend as it very much in evi- boxes of powder. They were seen to in l<arn. also 15 tons timothy hay. C. From Chicago at • • J33i>U take the 7 o'clock car at Anderson for M. Smith. Phone 15S. dense. tf St Louie • • - 32(0 Portland with several bundles, but t e < »maha • . . 26.il) big George Armstrong hauled two For Rent—s»> acres of the Webb farm powder was not in them. They proba Kanwaa Citv ... 26 <O on the Base Line road; «2 acres under loads of hay to Portland. bly sold that elevating commodi'v some ¿1. Paul - • 25 u0 plow No buildings. C. M. Smith Sam Strebin went to Portland on where and took the monty along in Phone 15«, Troutdale. • Irevn , tf and oilier cities corrvrpondingly low. stead. business last Monday. Wanted—Horse for general farm You Can PREPAY Fares Uoloniat fares ar«- Westbound only. but James Smith was born in Dundee, work, cheap; weight alxiut 110») lbs. if The have relatives or friend« or employe« • C 8. Cowden, Gresham, R. 3; lives mi In you the East whom >ou drain* to bring to this Scotland. Nov. 12, I I «22, died at Eagle A. B Gates place WEST SECTION LINE 7 alate you can depmit the value .»( the fare with your local railroad aaent ami an order Mr. and Mrs. A. Murray entertained Creek. Oregon, Jan i. 31, 1911, at the For Sale—Draft horse; weight ab ut for a ticket will be telegraphed to any addre««. age of SX year«. He left his home in 1500, age 6 years; bay. gentle, true; desired. a number of tbeir friends and old neigh Scotland in IS7»> arriving at Eagle trial guarantee. H. L. Bail, two miles Let the WORLD Know bors on Saturday evening at their new Creek the same year, where he resi«led southeast Gresham. 6 of our vast resources and ■plcn<* ’ borne in Montavilla. Music, games and until his death He is survived by one opportunities for Eresfi Cows wante«,l. T. R. Howitt. a delicious luncheon played special son, James Smith, who resides at Eagle home Building Crees. part in the evening’s entertainment. (‘all on the undersigned for good instructive LUMBER—At our new mill 1V4 miles printed matter to send East, or five him th«- southeast of Kelso. We deliver lumber. addresses Freddie Ream is down on a visit to of those to w horn juii would like to have such matter tent. Sandv, Ore., Feb. 2, 1911. Jonsrud Bros. (• his grandma, from Warren, where his Notice is hereby given that the Wm. McMurray father recently rente > a large farm. LOST—I Black Ponv and 1 Bay, wire partnership heretofore existing be cut on bind leg and blaze in face. (ien. Paas. Agent, Portland, Oregon Tbe water pipes aloDg the section line tween Willard Bosholm, Ned Nelson Please notify u» and reward will be road are being used as temporary lodg and Antone Mikelson, {and known as paid for same. W. E. Wilson, Boring. ing homes by tramp laborers who crawl Ore. tl the Firwood Lumber Co., in business into them and wrap themselves in their WANTED—Boys mav be bail and Beaver State Herald and other papers near Sandy for the last three and a blankets and sleep the sleep of the just. The older ones at half years, will be dissolved the first sometimes girls. Truly, poverty is the mother of inven ordinary wages an«l others to be of March, and that all outstanding ac schooled and cared for in return for The price of The Herahi alone is |l tion and inge.iuity counts due to or against the firm -light services rendered. For particu a year, hut to those who would like the Garnett McCartney is out on the ,5^14 paid to Antone Mikelson at lars address W. T. Gardner, superin a<lvantage of a clubbing rat«- with other the coast looking up a homestead. He I Sandy( Ore., on or before the first of tendent Boys an«i Girls Aid Societv of papers we offer the following low Oregon. Portland, Ore. tf prices: will be absent a week. March, 1911, and take receipt there ffrirwmbrr thrw are the lowest Rates T. Ellingham has rented his farm, for fore. Lots for sale in Celarvi I le, on easy Signed, terms. H. W SnashalL Pleasant View manv years the home of the Wm. Antone Mikelson. "The Herald" In combination with any Avenue; Gresham, Route 3 Mr. Howitt, to an Italian family. of the following: Howitt will soon leave i r the Nehalem BARGAIN SALES—First-class Stud ♦i m<H Nev* Real Estate Company EM M» TELEGRAM (SPECIAL? MM delivery rig. J. F. Beneke, EN country. WEEKLY OKE<fONlAN . Having opened a r-al e-tate office in ebaker tf DAILY OR£G< »KIAN <, ». J. Hoefer has rented the R. Snyder Gresham, we wish a nice list of lands Fairview. D’LY and HUNDA Y OREGONIAN h . hh place for another year. Bargain : Fourteen acres of land, one REMI WEEKLY JOURNAL both wild and improved to offer our JOURNAL .<-» mile east of Haley on O. W. P., 5 mile- DAILY The Rudeen place opjejeite the Seven- large list of prospective buyers. If you from and SUNDAY JOURNAL 7JÍ) Gresham, all evel and first cla«s DAILY RAFI FIU MONTHLY 2 •« mile home has laten rented by a rnan have anything to tell come in and see farm land ; $125 per acre Address Box PACIFIC HOMEMTTAD 1 71» PACIFIC FARMER 175 connected with the latter place. us. We are in a (s>»ition to handle 3s R. R. 1, Boring, Ore. tf POULTRY JOURNAL (monthly L5O AGRÍCULTI RHT l.SO Two Japanese have bought the ten successfully all kinds of realty either For Sale—A number of first class OREGON FARM JOURNAL, 2 yr- and acres back from tbe Section Line near wild or improved, large or small, town milk cow«, fresh and coming fresh Secrete............. i.w .7» John Gantenltein, Sandy road, Cleo e. McCALL'S MAGAZINE (Ladies’) 1.40 the Jeager place. People are beginning country. Thin price in for delivery by mall only and H If your price is right we will <lo the Oregon. to ask ‘‘Why ie yellow peril?" only when remittance in mafic with order Papern may be went to aeperate addreanea Hub* S mith L axd C ompany , CHURCH NOTICES. •crlptiona may beain at any time Mr. Smith, the owner of the hand rest. Office on Powell street, Gresham. BAPTIST CHURCH — Rev. Ford M | some new residence near Kelly’s, is try Burtch, |«»’or. Services. Sunday ; tf ing a new automobile. School 10 a. m. Preaching II a. in Lineman were out last week putting and 7:30 p. m., tach Sundsv. Falla Victims to Thieves in a telephone system from the Section S. W. Bends of Oral City, Ala., has a FREE METHODIST CHURCH — Rev. J. A. H opper , pastor. Services, Line road to the Me artney residence. justifiable grievance. Two thieves stole Sundav School, 10 a in ; Preaching We are slowly swinging into line. his health for twelve years. They were rill: OLD RELIABLE eyery 'Sunday at 11 a rn. Prayer Neighbors Nagle an<l Durland have a liver nnd kidney trouble. Then Dr. meeting, Thursday evening at » o’clock. All welcomed. turned off a nice lot of fat hogs this King's New Life Pills throttled them. .ear. He's well now. Unrivaled for consti ZION’S EVANGELICAL CHURCH, | GRESHAM Gresham—Rev. F. H Freund, pastor. Mr. ami Mrs. .Moll report very favor pation, malaria, headache, dyspepsia; S krvickh (German) 11 a. rn., eveiy ably of their daughter. Mrs. Arthur 25c. For sale by all «lealers. Sunday morning Sunday school at 10 a. tn. Saturday school at 2 p. in. AND LINNEMANN .MEMORIAL M E. CHURCH. Gresham—P astor , Rev. J. F. Dunlop. S krvii kb , Sunday School, 9:45 a. m.; Preaching at 11 a. m. an«l 7:30 p. in., Epworth League <1 votional, r>:30, every Sun day. Prayer meeting, Thursday Capita! $15,000 Plumbing that IS Plumbing. veiling» at 7:30 p. m. Everybody invited. MORE THAN THAT SAINT MICHAEL’S CATHOLIC J. Elkington, Pres. Jno. Sleret, Vice Pres. Emil G. Kardell, C.shier Sanitary Plumbing and CHURCH, Sandy, Ore - Rev. Berch- told Durrer. Service# will lie held on STILL MORE All the first Sunday of each month at 10:30 a. m. Work Guaranteed. FAIRVIEW M. E. CHURt H—Rev. J Phon« lx O. Coleman, pastor. Se vices, Sun day Sclwxil at 10 a. m.. preaching 2<l I and 4th Sundays at 11 a. m. and 7: k« Grgsham Powell St. p. m. ROCKWOOD M. E.CHURCH—Rev. J [ Foreign Exchange Bought and Sold O. Coleman, pastor. Sunday school Interest Paid on Time Deposits every Sunday at 10 a. rn. Preaching Washington’s Birthday Dance at 11 a. m. and 7 :30 p. m. Rockwood grange will give a Wash A piece of flannel <lam|>erie<l with ington birthday dance Tuewlav even Chamberlain's Liniment ami bound on ing, February 21. Richard*« orchestra, Loans Negotiated Fire Insurance Written to the affected part- is superior to any the usual grange supper nnd tickets, plaster. When troubled with lame ba<’k |l <M). Undesirables will not he allowed or pains in the side or chest give it a to remain nor will they be sold ticket» trial ami you are certain to be more if known. 7 than pleased with th»« prompt. r«di«-f which it affords. Sold by all dealers. CORBITT I wish to thank my many friends for their patronage since I came to Sandy and I hop* I have pleased one and all. It has been my aim to give a lull dollars worth for every dollar received and if there is any one who is dissatisfied with any goods which I have sold I am ready at any tune to adjust the matter to your entire satisfaction. And to show my many friends that I have appreciated their trade I have cut prices for the next 60 days. Some articles which I do not wish to handle will Lie sold far lx*low cost From these prices you can see lor your sell GILL BROS. SEED COMPANY WAICH ES $ 5.00 values 6.00 •• 8.00 “ 10.00 “ 12.00 “ Colonist I Want Column OREGON-WASHINGTON RAILROAD & NAVIGATION CO. HERALD BARGAIN OFFERS C. L. CRENSHAW ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ BANK OF GRESHAM ♦ ♦ ♦ : : : : ♦ : : PLUMBER TINNER $ 12.00 15.75 18.50 20.00 38.50 No difference what you may wish you will find my prices are the very lowest. Come in and see for yourself. Cleone, Oregon Fares $ 14.50 values 18.50 “ 22.50 “ 25.00 50.00 “ A few 17-jewel Dueber-tlaiiipden reg. $22.50, now $10.50. Gold Filled Fobs $2, now.50c Our First Annual Catalog Now Ready For Free Oistributien GILL BROS. SEED CO. $ 3.8 4.85 5.75 7.75 10.50 i Always glad to show the goods whether you hoy or not. I guarantee to save you IO to 50 per cent this sale. J. E. POMEROY JEWELER SANDY OREGON GRESHAM MILLINERY EMPORIUM All millinery goods at re duced pnces, including Auto Scarfs Feather Trimmings, Ribbons Corsets For Plumbing Notions etc. Powell St. THAT IS PLUMBING J. J. WODAEGE HYLAND BROS In Cirlisn Bldg Mun $1.. Gtstkim OLD BOOK STORf New. OM dnd Kare Books School Books New and Second-Hand O regon S hort L ine Bought and Sold, hw Fifth St., opp. F<i0*totih*4* 211 Second St., near Salmon Portland, Oregon ------------- ,------------------ and U nion P acific NAILS SPECIAL PRICE TO BUILDERS « 60<l to 8d inc. common K<| common 3d common 2d common 98.00 3.20 3.4.5 3.70 fid 8d fid 8d casing casing finishing finishing $3.35 3.25 3.45 3.35 If you intend to build this spring, come in and see us NOW, as this price is limited to the first twenty kegs sold after February 15, 1911. (IRSI COME FIRST SERVED STERLING-JOHNSTON HARDWARE CO. Main and Second Sts. GRESHAM Genera! Banking Business E. E. Marshall Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Agent for Portland FARM MACHINERY PHONE 503, GRESHAM, OREGON