TO REMEDY SQUEAKY SHOES
House settlement in the heart of the
' city whore human derelicts are cereal
J (or anal helped to renew the struggle of
i life, why could not model villages be
olive oil, so that the Ivies will ba .atu-
started in the country where there is
BREEZY ITEMS CONTRIBUTED BY HERALD REPORTERS AT NEARBY POINTS
rated; this will also protect them from
an infinitely better chance to assist a
"poor forlorn andahipwraickod brother’’
dampness; wipe very carefully on re
*
CHERRYVILLE
* Thera is always a chant-« to start some to brace up and bo given an opportunity
moving from the oil.
thing with lawyers —anti then by the to gel a decent living. No r oar eitiea
sama token - fat fees can be secured.
are choked ami congested with a
la>t the eagle scream I This Is the
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
The Pacific States Telephone Com- struggling maaa of humanity that
do
wawk
we
celebrate
'
l>y local uppllcatlona. as they cannot
ptfny have ««cured the pohs running
riJicli the diseased portion of the ear.
■ not eyen have pure air to breath ht
One
hundred
and
thirty-seven
years
only one way to cure deafness,
through Cherryville and up into the . alone a sufficient amount of food
to
unit tliul la lip constitutional remedies. ago, our fathers conceived an<i brought
mountains, . They are alrt-ady stringing eat.
Ikufnraa |j <>u.<<l by nn InHamed corwtT-
ts-n <>f the mucous lining of ths Kusta- forth a new nation with the Divinely two coppar wire« on them.
Ten men
<i. ..n Tube. When thia tubs to Infiamml Inspired Idea “that all men are born
are at work and will board at the hotel
r 1 have a rumbling sound or Imperfect
hearing, and when it to entirely closed. free and equal with certain unalienable
this week.
I vafneae to the ra-ault, and unless ths In-
Not a few men mark you!
CORBETT
flarnmalinn <*n bo taken out and this rights.*'
J<«eph White, h full blooded Chippe *8
Juba leslored to Its normal condition, Not a few kings, priests and not des,
bearing will be destroyed forever: nine
wa Indian has taken charge <H the
1 Vf*. °'1* nf ***n •r" caused by Catarrh, but all men of whatsoever name, na-
Miss Lulu Pullen of Park Rose, was
grounds at the Bojd ranch this summer.
which Is nothing but an Inflamed oondl-
. tion, kindred, or tongue.
This idea
tlon of the mucous surfaces.
the guest of Miss Ethel Smith Saturday
Mr.
White
lives
on
an
island
in
Laks
We wlUsivoOn. ItunUrwl I Millar, foraer seas of was a long time coming and to still
iuito iur^Tir-J X*tS
fcru *
St. Clair that connects Lake Erie and evening and Sunday.
fought vigorously by the privileged
latke Huron. He has been Chieftain
Frank Bell has a new five passenger
1 classes. But it is here to stay.
of
bis People ovsr a HMM) in number for E. M. F., twenty horse power, motor
Take ¡tali'. VeaUIr l*tUS for waaaUsaUoa.
The Raschs brothers of Portland, over twenty years Ho is out here for ear.
who are employed at the water depart- his health.
Norton Evans returned Thurpday
. inrnt in th« city were out over Humlay
Mrs. Hcbeus ana ner daughter from from near Fort Roca, where be went
at ths hotel and took active part in the
I'ortlaod were out over Sunday visiting last fall hoping a change of climate
BORING OREGON
hop given at the hotel Haturday night.
Phon. Ms
at Berdensteins and also looking ovsr would be beneficial to his health.
He
These gentlemen are steady, reliable
their ranch which is undsr the cars of has not improved as his many friend«
Mill I 14 miles southeast of Kelso
trustworthy youug u>en whom it is a
Kam Wiles.
are sorry to know.
CEDAR POSTS
pleasure to meet.
Herbert Hussock, book-keeper for a
A. A. Loeb went to Eastern Oregon
SHINGLES
The District Attorney was out Hun- Portland wholes-Is firm wa» out over
on busineee Thursday evening.
MOULDINGS
day taking measurements at the ceme
TURNED WORK tery to ascertain if a certain grave was Sunday at the hotel and retnrned back Albert Fox, of Walla Walla, enroute
to his work Sunday night on bis motor | to Portland spent Friday night at the
the cemetery proper. He had cycle. His wife will remain until after
W. H. Reid home.
LUMBER $6 AND UP outsids
been told that one grave ha<l been the Fourth.
l^rg. Block ol Illm.ualou l.aab» on hand
The musical and literary program at
Hough and ItrsMsd lumbar tor all purpoara
fenced out ami thrown out into a
Joo W’ick, bis mother, and two
ploughed field. This he found was little sisters, went on a visit to Tacoma, the grange hall was a great succeee.
Mad order lo JOMBRUD MK<M. Borin« HD I
not true which lie might have known Seattle and Port Angeles in Washington Each one who had part in the program
did their part well. The social dance
waa not the case from the source from the first of the week.
They will which followed was a merry affair.
which he got hie information. If any lie gone possibly a fortnight.
Prof. Zilm and Mrs. Pierce furnished
one pays much attention to nine tenth
If Jane Addams of Chicago, one of
of the talk that is going on In this the most notable women living, could, the music.
Miss Irene Knapp was in Portland
country they would soon become Insane." make such a grand sucea-ss of the Hui
and
Monday and Tuesday.
Let the shoes aland over night in a
dish containing a «mall quantity of
DOINGS OF OUR NEIGHBORS
=:
JONSRUD BROS.
Rose City Van
Storage Company
■ -
Makes all points between Portland
and Isrnta on Mt Scott Line.
Celebrate
Freight, Express, Baggage and all
binda of Transfer Work.
Ixrnts Office *
Foster Road
I-enta Phones .... Tabor 1424
Home B 6111
F. W. Tussy, Manager
Gresham
Ask for Rose City Van
BORING-SANDY
On Fair Grounds and Race Track
STAGE LINE
The Biggest Thing in The County
flrsLUass Livery and feed
Stables at Borlnq and Sandy
7 rans|K>rtation of all kinds
of Baggage to Handy and
interior pointe ....
I
For further Information phone or writs
E. F. DONAHUE, Prop.
Boring.
•
- ' Oregon
July 4th
Given by Scottish Clans of Portland and
Multnomah Driving Club
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Big Programme of Sports
A. M. HOSS
NOTARY
GAMES AND RACING
PIBLIC
FOR OREGON
HA. M. to A P. M, IB-rald Office, le-nta
«P. M. toll P. M., Residence, Greeham
_
.
Beginning at 10 A. M.; Closing at 6 P. M
I
Phone Tabor 47M
Dr. C. S. Ogsbury, D. M. D.
DKNTIST
OFFICB HOt'RH
II A. M. to I I* M.
Over Mt. Scott
bruit Store
Hu tula *t ay Appointment
I.KNT8,
ORKGON
DR. C. B. OGLE
MNTIST
I practice all Branches of Dentistry
WORK UUAHANTKKI)
Office HonrsH le 12 A. M .
1 to ft P. M. j
Sunday« by Appointment
Office corner of Main 8t. Foster Road
G. D. Dunning
Phones:
J. P. McEntce I
Running Games, Throw
ing, Jumping, Tug, of War
Foot-Ball, Bagpipe Music,
Highland Dances
Racing From 2 to 6
Main 430, Home A 46AH
Dunning & McEntee
Continuous Vaudeville by Scottish Socie
Funeral Directors
Seventh and Ankeny Street«
Portland
....
Oregon
L. H. Carter & Son
Contractors an<l Hulldcra
Mannlactursra nt Window CMlnga, Screen
Ihnira an<l Window., Molding., Column., Pan
el., Ornament.. Ktc. Custom Plaining «nd
Band Hawing Owner. I*nl- Plaining Mill,
and Wood Working Factory.
teat., Oregon
8. WHIT!
Re«. <1374ftrd. Ave R K.
U. PIXI.KY
f>07 Fouler Rd.
White & Pixley
Contractors Painting, Finishing* Tintin«,
Paper Hanging
Phone Tebor 47«
W. F. Klineman
Attomey-at-Imw
I. KITTS, ORKGON
C. E. Kennedy
2nd Ave., Lenta
KtHNtdV ft RliNtMM
Real Estate and Rentals, Notary
Public Work
Office Phone T. 2012
Main St. and Carline, Isrnts, Oregon
RACES
Pony Race, purse $50.
Mixed Race 3 best in 5 $250.
Pacing, three best in five $250.
Two Bands
Dancing
Something Doing All The Time
Grand Patriotic Ball in The Evening at Commercial Club Hall
GRESHAM
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Mrs. Ralph Shepard, of Portland,
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. C.
Rosa last week.
Mrs. Fred Thompson, of Tne Dalles,
visited Dr. and Mrs. Thompson tbs
first of the week.
guest of Dr. and Mr«. Thompson this
week.
Mr. and Mr«. Raymond Davis who
have been visiting Mr. and Mr«. Mai
Hchneider for several week«, have re
turned to their home in Heattie.
Several auto loads of the Bremen
visited the lanU Are company Monday
evening.
Mrs. Phoebe Thomson, and little
daughter«, who have lieen viaiting Mr.
and Mrs. I). L. McLean, lav» gone to
Marshfield on a visit.
Gresham Drug Co., ia having a new
soda fountain installed.
A. Meyers has rented a part of hie
building to Mr. Matties for hie saloon
A new brick building will be put up
where Mr. Mathes ash on now stands,
on tne corner of Powell and Main
streets.
Grandma Powell (lied last Friday and
was buried Sunday from the M. E
Church. Mrs. A. D. Powell was the
widow of the late Dr. John P. Powell.
Hbe was a pioneer of 1862, having
croased the plains in that year.
She
was HW years of age. Mrs. Powell ia
survived by four daughters and one
son.;
I■
&
WELCHES
S
Harry Mitchell of Cherryville was in
Welches last week.
Mr. and Mra. W. J. and Mr. and
Mrs. H. R. Faubion made a trip to
Government Camp one day last week.
All reported a very enjoyable time.
Roy Garwood, Ben Totten, and
Thomas
Brown,
forest
rangers,
stationed at camp Zig Zig, have gone to
Little Sandy for a few days.
Roy Henson waa in Welches Monday.
Mr. and Mra. A. M. Doureghty cf
“Enola” hill made a trip to Sandy.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Acboff and Mr.
and Mrs. Robinho n and eon were
visitors at “La Casa Monte” Saturday.
Otto Acboff and sister Gertrude of
Marmot made a trip to Government
Camp Monday.
The farmers will soon he making
hay. The clover crop is floe.
Mr. C. A. Keith was an Oregon
City visitor one day this week.
THE FLY.
One pair of flies will produce about
1,000,000 flies in 100 days. The breed
ing place of the fly is in filth and rub
bish. The manure pile and the out
house on the farm furnish breeding
places for millions of flies through the
If possible banish the out
house and t eplace it with a toilet and a
sceptic tank; if not convert into a dry
earth closet and thus prevent the flies
from breeding there. Then burn up
all rubbish heaps and haul out manure
to the fields. Flies do not travel more
than from 100 to 200 feet or so. If
cleanliness is observed about the house
and dooryard they will not bother so
much. Garbage cans, etc. should be
coaloiled frequently and flies will leave
them alone A large fly trap over the
garbage can will catch the little traitor.
Screened porches and windows help
keep him out of the house Then swat
the fly on every available occasion and
your family will call you blessed.
summer.
AUNT CHARLOTTE’S GINGER
SNAPS.
Boil one pint of New Orleans molas
ses. When cooled to lukewarm beat
into it one egg and one teacup of but
ter and lard mixed and melted. Add
two tablespoonfuls ginger, a saltspoon-
ful of salt, a teaspoonful of soda dis
solved in a spoonful of warm water
and flour to roll out easily. Roll thin,
cut accurately, bake quickly and re
move carefully from the pans.
A farm girl of 18, with a common
school education, wants to go to the
city to earn more spending money,
but father and mother object.
1— What advice would you give girl?
2— What would you do if you were
girl’s father?
3— What would you say if you were
girl’s mother?—From Michigan Lec-
S turers’ Bulletin.
Who will send us the best answers
to these questions?
for
:___________ a
DOVER
T. R. Howitt made a trip to Albany
the first of the week.
Mrs. Reid left Saturday night
Mrs. Harve Metzger is spending a
few weeks in Portland ' visiting her Brooks, Oregon.
Our supervisor has a crew working
mother, Mrs. Dixon.
J. H. Hoes is supervising the grading on the Cooper road this week.
Mrs. Kitysmith and W’alter were up
of Lawrence Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Thorpe, of Bel to the farm Saturday.
Miss Mary Seward will leave for the
lingham, Wash., are visiting relatives
logan berry patch this week.
near Gresham.
Rev. W. E. Ingalls will preach at the
E. E. Chipman, carrier on route 1 is
taking his vacation.
Mrs.
Edna Dover church, Sunday, July 6 at 3 p. m.
Moat of the Dover people will cele
Stanley is serving during bis absence.
Dr. Coberg, of The Dalles was a brate the fourth at Sandy.
For Cats, Buras and Bruises
In every home there should be a box
of Bncklen’s Arnica Save, ready to
apply in every case of burns, cuts
wounds or scalds. J. H. Polanco, Del
valle, Tex., R. No 2, writes: “Bucklen «
Arnica Salve saved my little girl’s cut
foot. No one believed it could be
cured.” Tne world’s beet salve. Only
25c. Recommended by all druggists.