PAGE FOUR
GKKBHAM
Troutdale
TROUTDALE, Aug 29 — Mrs Be
dcrman o t San Francisco, is a guest
of her brother, Aaron Fox and wife
from Iowa The bride spent the sum
mer here and in Portland
Mrs. Anna Ogden Is recovering
from a recent operation.
O IT IX M IK ,
F R ID A Y .
G RESH AM
AUGUST
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1»12
The follow ing gu ests have reg
istered at The Congdon during the
past few days:
R. G. Ott, W. H
Manktn. T. A. T ibbitts, Geo.
W
Nolan, all of P ortland, W. E. Brad
ford of Bull Run, and E. D. and
I. T. Hart of Sandy.
Sunday’s
services
of the Free
Methodist church will he as follow s:
An ordinary case of diarrhoea can
Miss Myrtel W allace bag accept as a rule, be cured by a sin g le dose Sunday school at 10 a. m.. preach
ed a position a» assistant bookkeep of C ham berlain’s Colic, Cholera and in g at 11. A young peoples' prayer
Mrs. S. R. Bradfield
and
Mrs
er for Olds, W ortnian * K ing, and Diarrhoea Remedy. T his remedy has m eeting w ill be held th is evening at
has gone to the city to take up her no superior for bowel com plaints J. J. R obertson's, led by Rev W. C. E. R usber spent the afternoon
H ight, the pastor.
with Mrs. Clarence Cathey yester
residence.
For sa ls by Gresham Drug Co . and
Mrs. Avory has returned to her all D ruggists
Mrs Dr. Geo. Cathey
and Mrs day.
Mr and Mrs. Helmer
Johnson
Cole of Portland were gu ests one
home
Io
Portland
after several
made a business trip to Gresham to
day this week of Mrs 8. C. Jones
m onths' stay with Mrs. C H. Light
living
on
their
Come to the M ethodist church day. They are
Miss Miriam In glis left on Wed
Sunday next for the Sunday school place south of Orient.
nesday for her home in W yoming,
An interesting Grange m eeting was at 9 :4 5 a. in., and the other services
Iowa, after several w eeks’ visit at
It B. Dixon and
fam ily
have
the home of her uncle, Dr Geo. In held last Saturday at which J D The pastor w ill preach at 11a. m. moved from the northeast part of
Lee o f Portland was present and and S p. iu . Topics, “ B uilding Ma town where they have lived
glis.
for
teria l,” and "So Easy to Forget.' several m onths, to E. C. Lindsey's
Miss Inglis with her cousins. Misses gave a fine talk on Grange work
It is reported the Buckman farm All invited and welcome.
Mabel and Kuth In glis
and their
cottage on Roberts avenue.
uncle,W m . L ight, spent several days of 60 acres near D am ascus has been
Miss Addle I Cook is visitin g her
Miss Ruby Emery is spending the
sold.
at U erabaldl Beach.
sister, Mrs. Edwin W. H ight, for a day at home. She is engaged in
Mrs Merts of M inneapolis, Minn.,
D, C. W right o f Portland has few days. From here she w ill go nursing in Portland
and is here
visited her old friend, Mrs. E. T bought the Chandler's farm south of to Seattle, W ash., where she has ac for a brief rest.
Grevish on Sunday.
here. It Is a fine 40-acre farm and cepted a position as instructor In
A beautiful bunch
of
dahlias
Mrs. Matilda Hogue and d augh the price Is said to be f 1 0 ,0 0 0 .
the Seattle Seminary.
from the fair grounds found their
ters and Miss Frances Potter have
Charles Garrison
has
relatives
D. C. Ross returned
yesterday way into the Outlook office. They 1
returned from their outing spent at from C hicago visiting at his home
to
frm Rockaway Beach w here he has w ere from the bulbs donated
Seaside.
Chas K esterson has been brought purchased lots and built a cottage the Fair association by Gill Bros
L. H elm ing and fam ily w ill spend from southern Oregon where he He says the facilities for reaching
A. W. Regrier and w ife returned
bride, nee Miss B raselton
visited met with a severe accident breaking the beaches are excellen t over the to Gresham yesterday after tou r
som e tim e In the hop field s
his Jaw In several places and one new Southern P acific lin e Into T il ing the valley as far south as Rose- j
Prof.
Oren
Bredenthal
and leg above the ankle, and Is now lamook.
burg and Myrtle Point, spending !
Dr. and Mrs Geo. Inglis before g o in Good Sam aritan
hospital, Port
E vangelist Dewey, of Lents, well som e tim e at Woodburn and Salem I
ing to Hopkinton, Iowa, where they land
He is doing well considering known here, having held m eetings In and visitin g E ugene, Albany, Marsh
will reside. Both young people are the severity of his accident.
the Free Methodist church, called field and interm ediate points. The
rip was made by auto over gener-
on friends here yesterday.
ally good roads, the recent rains I
Miss Mary Jane O’R eilly is spend having put the roads in good condi- j
ing several days this week visiting
tion. Mrs. Reguer stood th trip of '
with Mrs. B. W Emery.
1100 m iles
w ell
and
the on ly!
The Gresham
library
w ill be
rouble reported was the blow ing f
closed all day Monday, Sept. 2, on
out of a tire.
account of Labor day.
Pleasant Valley
Child’s School Dresses
I he school term w ill soon o p e n a n d w e h ave
p re p a re d b e fo re h a n d to m eet y o u r w ants in
School Dresses fo r th e girls. D o n 't w a it u n til
th e last m in u te but call e a rly w h ile the stock is
co m p lete . E a rly buyers get th e best selections
Mrs, E. T. Preston and
Mrs. Eli
Mlsner of Springdale were visitors
yesterday at the home of Mrs. Roy
W inters.
Unity
'School D ays: School Days
D ear old golden rule days.*
are at hand
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School Opens Sept. 16
School Suits
W hen you
th in k
o f
School days
yo u
m u st
th in k
o f
A y I » w o r t h ’s
N ow is the time to fit the Boys out with
a N ew K n ick erb o ck er S uit f(jr school.
Our suits are in and prices iang^ from'
$ 3 2S
to
$5°°
A ll w ho buy before school opens will be
given a nice Pocket-knife FREE !
Shoes
W e have surely prepared for tl»e Shoe Trade, tins fall
our Stock is the M ost C o m p lete E ver.
------— e —
"Umbrella
Isn t a bad article for this kind of weather.
Aylsworth’s
G et one at
Next to
Postoifice
IN THE BRICK
Ready-Mixed Paints
Mr and Mrs.
C.
M. Oliphant
started W ednesday for Dayton, Or-
Rev. and Mrs. Edwin Hight re egou , to visit Mr. O liphant's brother.
turned
early this week
from St.
Ray Palm quist has gone to the
Girls Aprons, age 5 to 10 years 2 5 c
Johns where they camped w hile in hop yards.
W hile Lead
Turpentine
Girl s Dresses in fancy plaid G ing
G lue
attendance at the Free Methodist
Dan Turner is working with the
camp m eeting. There was a large Stanley threshing crew.
hams, age 2 to 6 years
-
5O c
Zinc
Distilate
Roof Stains
encam pm ent of people from Port Melvin Ross and Mr Ackersou were
Girl s Dresses in beautiful styles
Oils
Japan Dryer
land and vicinity and som e from as recent visitors at the Pitta home
Roof Paint
and colors age 8 to 14 7 5 c to $ 1 80
far as The D alles and Salem . Evan- j John Larson has erected a fine
V arnishes
Kai som ine
Etc. Etc. Etc.
gelist Rev. J. H. Flow er of the ; new barn on h is farm here.
Light House Mission, St. Louis, took | E. Unis is hauling wood to
the principal part In the evan gelis Gresham.
tic work. F. L Rugg and Rev. J
P r ic e s t h e L o w e s t
A. Hopper and fam ilies were also ITS HANDY TO HAVE AROUND
campers. The
influence
of
the
m eeting is widely felt.
A R ein ,sly fo r Many Uses That Is
Jackson Jones is w orking at Bull G uaranteed by (iresliam Drug Co.
A t o u r store also.
W e are sh o w in g th e Best
Som ething that should be in the
Run at the power plant,
values possible in Boys' a n d Y o u th s' C lo th in g ,
have gone for a visit
with
Mrs m edicine closet of every house ajid
Hardware Store
in the grip of every
traveler
is
Shoes, fla ts an d Caps.
Mr and
Mrs. Chas.
Reynolds Rexall M entholine Balm.
In the Gresham Investm ent C om pany’s New B u ild in g., .• 1
Boys' C assim ere Suits, age 7 to 16 years. K n ic k e r Pants $ 2 BO
R eynolds’ sister at Central Point.
We seldom hear of a remedy that
GRES HAM, OREGON
Boys' A ll W o o l D ic k e y C assim ere Suits 2 p a ir Pants $ 5 ° °
The d ale for the opening of the can fill so many em ergency needs
This is because it is designed e s
| Boys' A ll W o o l Serge Suits p an ts lin ed th ro u g h -o u t
$ 5 °°
Gresham school will lie Sept. 16.
pecially for relieving pain
and as
Mrs E. T. Jones Is en tertain in g an antiseptic. Menthol, knowii gen
her m other and sisters Mrs. Mc erally as a reliable antiseptic and
Cool and the Misses Ada and May anodyne, or pain reliever, is one of
the ch ief ingredients.
McCool of Spokane, Wash.
If you have Rexall
M entholine
Mrs.
David
Cathey and Hallie Balm In the house you will find it
Jones spent W ednesday with Mrs handy in dozens of cases neuralgia
Bushong of Mt. Tabor.
and headache resulting from neural
I h a v e a M o d e r n 5 R o o m R u n g a lo w . w ith h a rd w o o d
Mrs, Lusted is having extensive gia, toothache, chilblains, bruises
floors, on 34th street, P o rtla n d , n e a r c a rlin e . G as an d
hives, insect bites.
itching,
piles
im provem ents made on her prop
nasal catarrh, hay fever,
asthm a
E le c tric ity , N ic e L a w n .
H a r d surface streets.
In good
erty on Roberts avenue and Fifth of nasal origin, sciatica, to relieve
n eig h b o rh o o d .
W a n t to E x c h a n g e this fo r 5 o r 1 0 a c re s
street
They include the thorough Irritation caused by the wind or sun
o f G o o d L a n d not too fa r out.
1
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equipm ent of a
cabinet
kitchen, for use after shaving.
Rexall
M
entholine
Balm
is
very
and the plum bing
of
the house
A L S O
soothing and grateful to any sore
throughout. Jones * Co., are do inflam ed or teudei* skin or the mem
We wish to draw your atten tion to the fact
that
w e have
ing the carpenter work and Harry , branes of the m outh, nose or throat
ca lls for large and BUiall acreage, and If yours Is for sale,
Lusted of L ents the plum bing.
A i It is cooling in effect, and penetrat
please give us a list of it. We are alw ays al your service
ceptlc tank Is being constructed by Ing, helping to quiet the irritated
and we extend a hearty w elcom e Io our offices
at any tim e
nerves and restore com fort. It is
P eterson .
We are equipped witti reliable salesnn n.
Il s a pleasure to
guaranteed to give satisfaction —
Mrs. Stella Brande has gone up i money back. Price, 25 cen ts Sold
us, as well as to you rself, to be of benefit to each other.
in th is com m unity
only
at
our
the valley to visit relatives
I h on e I 74
P o w e ll St.
G re s h a m , O re g o n
So th an k in g you in advance for a share of your patronage
Store
E L. Thorpe started th is morn- i store. The Rexall
we are yours for business,
Gresham
Drug
Co.
Ing for Salem , having shipped the
many articles gathered by him for
county agricultural
exhibit
at
432 Chamber Commerce
Portland, Oregon
the State Fair
Mr Thorpe
has
C ontinued from page 1.
done well in gathering what he has
Enterprise and Oregon City Courier. poem. Poets, get busy.
and he has a fairly creditable ex
I.ulu Roberts, sw eet peas, $1.
hibit, it Is said. He was selected
Mary Gibson, asters, $1.60.
Mrs M. J. N elson, and old tim e
Lulu
Roberts,
sew
ing,
$4
Under N ew M anagem ent
Mrs. W innie W halen, Prop.
late for th is work and the condi
Webb Roberts, general grain ex
Irwin U ptlgrave, sw eet corn, pair resident of Sandy, has returned af-
MKAI.M
tions have not been most favorable I hlbit, 12.60.
an absence of many years.
She
of shoes.
Forrest Jenne spent Wednesday | Clarence Kehres, furniture, Ore
thinks
perhaps they
will reqjde
W
illie
Lamper,
bird
house,
$2.60.
A m eric a n o r Kut-o|>euii p la n . H hort o rd e r a t any tim e .
afternoon with Guy Jones
gon City Enterprise
eith er in Sandy, or som e place healC
Clark Strong, potatoes, $2
Rpccial C h ic k e n D in n e r N um lay, (Ml cents.
A. Dow sett and fam ily have re- ' Webb M itchell, field corn, $1 60.
Some how they all find their way
Lewis
Zogg,
potatoes,
$1
T h is H o s te lry la new , m o d ern , u p -to -d a te , s a u ita ry and
turned from Cannon Beach where I Viola DeShazer, canned vegetable,
back to Sandy. It is a very good
Teddy Strong, sw eet peas. $1.50.
firs t-c la s s In e v e ry respect.
No In -tte r place to stop a n y
they spent part of their vacation
1 place, even w ithout the railroad
w h e re In O regon.
$2.00.
Miller Dover, fu rniture, $2.50.
Mr and Mrs Jas Sterling re- ! Viola DeShazer, onions. $2.
The follow in g persons
obtained
port a fine tim e spent in the m oun
Frank McCormick, pig. $5
I AM NOT AFRAID
prizes upon articles which could not
tains near Marmot
They
caught ' Frank McCormick, chickens. $4
OF APPENDICITIS
be ascertained : W. G. Lamper. $2.50;
lots of fish — so they say.
CLASS B
Viola
DeShazer,
$4;
Mildred
De
Mlse Donald McFee of Portland
Ernest Hart, chickens, $2.
Shazer, $2 50; Jam es Lamper, $2.50;
Is spending the week
with
Miss
Esther E sm ond, sew ing, $1
A. C. Thom as, $3; Ralph DeShazer,
Mary Cathey.
BUY Y O U R
Lila H engstler, onions. Oregon City
$2; H arriett Miller, $2 50; Dorothy
Cooper, $2 50; N. M itchell, $1.50;
Emory Radford. $1; Alfred Ander
W here you can get it the Cheapest
son, $2; Henry Junker, $2;
Ruby
W ilkins, $2 60; Esther Erdman. $1
Bacon
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1 7 c per lh.
Last night 8. W
Grathwell of
Rank w ith th e P IO N E E R R A N K
Picnic fla m s
•
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1 4 c per lb.
Berea college, K entucky, spoke up I Eat A ll I W ant to Now. No Mors
C ottage H am s
Tilt- Rank lliat has expended its earning« in HELPING TO III II.It
Gas on the Stomach or Sour
1 5 ^ per lb.
on the question of prohibition in the
• P THE TOWN IM I «XtMMt’NITY.
8tomach. No More Heavy
Regular fla m s
1 7 i per lb.
Shelley hall.
The
address
was
Feeling A fter Meals or
IH I Itu'iN ,,UU
»»• ILDING
AND
PAYS
TAXES
A ll F a n c y S u g a r C u r e d
forceful and brilliant. It was given
Constipation.
No
m
a tte r
w hat
yo u 've
tr ie d fo r
with an earn estn ess
that
carries
y o u r stom ach o r bow el tr o u b le JU S T
Til.- Rank that is as much IN TER ESTED IN 1 III R WKI.EARE
conviction
The address was filled T R Y sim ple b u c k th o rn b a rk g ly c e rin e ,
tu t it Is in Ita own.
as com pounded In A D L E R - I - K A !
with sparkling wit and humor and etc.,
You w ill be su rp ris ed a t th e Q U IC K
res
u
lts
! T h e V E R Y F IR S T D O S E w ill
the audience was held spell hound
P u t ' p T t r V i n ' h "" "
,,f T A K ,NG « ARE 111’ ITS REt.U-
“ »h ort tr e a tm e n t w ith
for nearly tw o hours. It was like A • D L E R - I- K ,n<*
A m a y m a k e you fe e l b e t
te r th an you h ave fo r years.
a tonic to Sandy.
T ,| i i n ",’>'
“ * K PATK ONH H A V E F IR S T C O N S ID E R I-
T h is sim p le rem e d y tends to a n tl-
An article in the Oregon Journal eeptlclse th e stom ach and b o w e ls and
,h e im p u ritie s . A S IN O I.E
innounced that the board of dlrect-
D O SE relie v e s gas on th e stom ach,
>ra of the Portlandd Railway and IN S T A N T ? Y h ° r c o n ,,lp * ,lo n alm o s t
Power company, had passed a reso
Come In and see th e S w o rn S ta te -
lution
o"h July 25th, to build
a
a p p e n d ic itis m ade
<1 W a tc h e s fo r L ad ie s an d G e n tle m e n in G o ld a n d Stiver.
w ith A D L E R - I- K A and le t u a te ll yo u
branch line to Sandy, crossing the w h y w e th in k th is Is th e best stom ach
<{l R e p a ir all Jew elry, C lo cks a n d W a tc h e s w ith th e utm ost skill
Mt Hood line at Ruby station This an d bo w el rem e d y w e e v e r sold.
(¡S to nes reset an d o ld lew elry re m o d le d
F o r sale b y
is good news for Sandy
Everyone
expects the railroad to come, but
’ GRESHAM , O R E .
nobody
expects
It
to get here
GRESHAM. Phone bSI
When Sandy gets a railroad, would
make an Interesting subject for a
Gresham, Ore.
Outfit the Boy s
Sterling & Kidder’s
W ANTED!
Bert Lindsey
GO TO
The Gresham Garage
for all Auto Supplies and Repairs
T he Congdon
Prizes for Sandy Youths
G. S. SM ITH
& CO.
G resh am C ash M arket
SMOKED MEAT
Bank at Home
J e w e lr y $ W a tc h e s
tJRings in many new and ex
quisite designs. <JNeck chains
at a wide range of prices.
W . R. BURKE
SEVEN SUCCESSFUL YEARS
OF BUSINESS AT GRESHAM
FIRST STATE BANK
JOHNSON DRUG CO.