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O 'O O O O O O C M JO O O O O O O O O O O O O O C O O C H ÏC H X K K K K X K M X H X M X JO C H X ï OOOO
RAISE PRIZE WINNERS
FOR THE FAIR
AND VICINITY
W h o will take the prizes on G a rd e n T ru c k this fall?
Wizard is a
Scientifically
Conpounded
It 1» re p o rte d th a t th e grocery-
firm of B rag g & D uncan h as sold o u t
i to th e P u lf e r M ercan tile com pany,
h ead ed by H a rry J. P u lf e r w ho for
' se v eral y e a rs w as head c le rk w ith
¡L ew is S h a ttu c k . A co m p lete invoice
of th e sto ck h as been m ad e an d it is
I said th e tr a n s f e r w ill ta k e p lace to-
j m o rrow m o rn in g
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flowers, vegetables, etc. in a class by them selves.
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Pies, Cake s,
and other
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Main St.
Gresham, Ore.
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RAILROAD TO SANDY
PROMISED BY FALL
In fo rm a tio n has been receiv ed th a t
th e fra n c h ise fo r a sin g le -tra c k r a il­
way from llo rln g to S andy h as been
g ra n te d by th e C lack am as co u n ty
co u rt to th e C lack am as C o u n ty De­
v elo p m en t com puny. It Is re q u ire d
th a t th e tra c k s h a ll be laid in th e
m id d le of th e co u n ty ro ad s.
T h e d ista n c e is Beven m iles. T h e
pow er w ill be a g aso lin e m o to r to
si ,rl w ith, * u t la te r It is ex pected
th a t e le c tric ity will he used If a deal
can be m ade to g et It ch eap en o u g h .
I t Is said th a t w ork w ill b egin a t
once a n d th a t S an d y w ill h av e rail
co n n ectio n w ith th e outB ide w orld
befo re n ex t fall as th e r e w ill be
scarcely a n y th in g to do b u t lay th e
track an d su p p ly th e cars.
In a d d itio n to th e " M a ry ” p ic tu re
on W ed n esd ay an d T h u rs d a y o f th is
w eek, o n e of th e b e st com ed ies you
h av e e v e r seen w ill be sh o w n . “ T he
R e g im e n t o f T w o ," a tw o -re e l com e­
T he W om en's C ouncil w ill m eet dy. F rid a y a n d S a tu rd a y , " T h e Law
to n ig h t a t th e lib ra ry fo r th e re g u ­ a n d th e O u tla w ," w ill be sh o w n , a
th e 1913,
la r bu sin ess m eetin g . T h e re w ill be R o u n d -u p p ic tu re fro m
T h e p ic tu re s
p a rlia m e n ta ry d rill an d a s tu d y on C h ey en e R o u n d -u p .
, a re b e tte r ih e v ery re s p e c t th a n th e
som e of th e re sp o n sib ilitie s of w om ­ ! P e n d le to n R o u n d -u p .
en as voters.
Mrs. Oeo. F . H oney
M rs. B y ro n E d w a rd s, of B ull R un,
w ill lead th is d e p a rtm e n t.
■ w ho h as been in Good S a m a rita n hos­
T h e an n o u n c e m e n t is m ad e th a t
p ita l fo r th e p a s t tw o o r th r e e w eeks,
a n u rs e ry has been p ro v id ed fo r th e
re tu rn e d to h e r h om e today.
a fte rn o o n m eetin g s of th e h o m e d e­
Mr. T ilfo rd h as b o u g h t a n au to
p a rtm e n t of th e C ouncil, w hich will
tru
c k w hich h is fo re m a n D an F r a n k ­
be in c h a rg e o f Miss A n n a K a lm a r,
a tra in e d n u rs e w ho is m a k in g h e r lin w ill u se on th e T ilfo rd farm .
L a rry Je s se n , w ho h ad h is foot !
h om e w ith
Mrs. J .
N. C la n a h a n .
Miss K a lm a r w ill ta k e c h a rg e
of c ru sh e d by a c a r se v e ra l w eeks ago, j
b ab ies an d y o u n g c h ild re n a n d a l­ Is in G ood S a m a rita n h o sp ita l w here
He
low th e m o th e rs to a tte n d th e m e e t­ he is m a k in g a good reco v ery .
ings. She w ill also be re ad y to give ex p ects to be o u t in a w eek o r tw o
ad v ice co n cern in g th e ir c a re a n d w ill a n d w ill h av e th e fu ll use of h is foot.
help m o th e rs In an y po ssib le w ay. I Dr. C laren c e T ru e W ilson has
T h e n ex t m e e tin g of th e h o m e d e­ b o u g h t th e 1 2 5 -acre fa rm w hich be­
p a rtm e n t w ill be on F rid a y . M ar. 13. longed to th e la te A. B. G ibbs. I t Is
T h e m eetin g la s t F rid a y w as of re p o rte d th a t Dr. W ilson w ill sto ck
g re a t in te re s t to th o se p re s e n t. C on­ th e fa rm an d re n t it.
sid e ra b le a m u s e m e n t w as c re a te d
Miss E m m a L a n g w o rth y , o f N ew ­
d u rin g th e p a rlia m e n ta ry d rill w hen berg, h as r e tu rn e d to h e r h om e a f te r
a m o tio n w as m ad e to c u t dow n all a v isit w ith h e r a u n t, M rs. C. M.
sh a d e tre e s in th e city o f G resh am . O lip h an t.
A b a ttle of wordB w as p re c ip ita te d
Miss Daisy D avidson gave a v a le n ­
an d th e p re sid in g officer's a b ilitie s
tin e p a rty to a n u m b e r of h e r young
w ere tax ed in k ee p in g th e d iscu ssio n
frie n d s
la s t
S a tu rd a y
a fte rn o o n ,
acc o rd in g to R o b e rt's R u les o f O r­
j T h o se p re s e n t
w ere M isses M abel
d er. Mrs. C has. C lev elan d , th e p re s­
M ichel, G race F ie ld h o u se , R u th Nys-
id e n t, gave an in s tru c tiv e ta lk on
tro m , B elle an d W ilm a A tte rb u ry ,
civic Im p ro v em e n t In g e n e ra l a n d on
L o re ta a n d M a rg a re t C ook, G ladys
rose c u ltu re In p a rtic u la r. M rs. W.
.W rig h t, E llen S im onson, W in ifred
F. H oney re p o rte d su ccessfu l p lan s 1
St. C lair, E s th e r P e te rso n an d H a n ­
fo r civic Im p ro v em e n t w hich sh e h ad !
n ah L ane.
seen trie d in o th e r places.
Rev. M elville T. W ire sp e n t M on­
Mrs. M axw ell S ch n eid er rev iew ed '
th e w ork of th e C ouncil a lre a d y a c ­ day w ith his p a re n ts , Dr. a n d Mrs.
N ew berg.
Dr. W ire
co m p lish ed anil sp o k e of so m e o f th e M. C .’ W ire
visions w hich th e m em b ers h av e for has m ade a good reco v ery from his
th e fu tu re .
Mrs. C. M. Z im m erm an : re cen t illness.
ice to m an k in d th an the one m en tioned in th e F airy T ale.
The cultivated bean plant gives to the busy people of the world a
food that is more nutritious than wheat.
I he nitrogenous elem ent carried in large q u antities by th e bean
sustains the h ard est m ental an d physical w erk.
Monopole Stringless Beans
Monopole Baby Beans
Monopole Cut Beans
Like all other table foeds packed undei this label, R a n k first in the
estim ation of those w ho have tried th e various brands.
INCLUDE IN YOUR NEXT ORDER SOME
VARIETY OF THE “MONOPOLE” CANNED BEANS
METZGER BROS.
W e k n o w th a t if
y o u r in terests are
w ell ta k e n ca re of,
o u rs su re ly w ill b e
also.
Clean, \\ holesome Eatables
PH O N E
Kept and Handled
in a Sanitary Way
C o n n ects you
w ith a Store that
p la ces your in­
terest a h ead of
its ow n.
PHONE
661
“QUALITY” and “SERVICE" our Watchwords
66 1
re a d a p a p e r w hicti h ad been com ­
p lied by Mrs. S c h n e id e r on w h at
o th e r w o m en 's clu b s a re doing. Mrs.
H. L. W o stell sp o k e esp ecially on th e
need of w ork in d o m estic scien ce an d
u rg ed th a t th e C ouncil len d its in ­
fluence to get th e w ork e sta b lish e d
In o u r school.
Mrs. W o stell an d
Mrs. S ch n eid er will v isit th e A rle ta
school som e day th is week a n d In­
sp ect th e m eth o d s w hich h av e been
so su ccessfu lly used th ere.
TAX ROLL
of all of Qreaham ami Townships Three anil Four west of
Sandy river and south of Base Line may be had at our Bank.
To Avoid
the long line and tiresome waiting at the Court House pav
your taxes at
rIRST G R E STATE
BANK
S H A M , O TeE.
We will pay taxes in any county in the State of Oregon
or Washington if yon will bring us a deaeription of your
property.
ASK
The m o d ern b ean stalks a re doing a bigger a n d b e tte r se rv ­
L a st F rid a y n ig h t’s b a s k e t ball
g am es a t th e s k a tin g rin k w ere both
' In fa v o r of th e v isitin g te a m s. E sta-1
| cad a d e fe a te d th e G resh am boys by
a sco re of 32 to 6. S p rin g w a te r b eat
th e g irls to th e tu n e of 9 to 2.
Miss N e ttie O sb u rn , w ho h as been
I a ss istin g fo r Home tim e In th e hom e
of Mrs. W. R. K ern , w as called to
D am ascus by th e sic k n e ss of h e r
niece Miss N e ttie B ohna.
A rlie W h ite, o f L en ts, son of Mrs.
C. M. O lip h an t, was sev erely b u rn ed
ab o u t th e face o ne day la s t w eek.
H e was k in d lin g a tire in th e stove
an d p o u red In oil w hen an explosion
follow ed th a t blew th e sto v e pipe
acro ss th e room . Mr. W h ite is s u f­
fe rin g c o n sid erab ly b u t It is not be­
H o rrib le lllo tr h e s o f E czem a.
lieved th a t any se rio u s re s u lts w ill
Q uickly c u red by Dr. H o b so n 's Eo­
s' m a O in tm en t. C. P. C ald w ell, of follow .
New O rlean s, La., s ta te s ; "M y d o cto r
Miss H a rrie t A lex an d er,o f T he
ad v ised m e to try 'D r. H o b so n ’s Ec­ D alles, w as in G resh am la s t S a tu r­
zem a S alv e.' I used th re e boxes of
o in tm e n t an d th r e e cak es of Dr H o b ­ day lo o k in g a f t e r th e hom e p ro p e rty
s o n 's D erm a Z euia soap. T oday
I here.
have not a sp o t an y w h e re on my
Miss V elm a M etzger, w ho h as been
body an d can say I am c u re d .” it
serio u sly ill w ith p n e u m o n ia fo r th e
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th
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you.
Its
so
o
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D on't I m i B e lie v e It.
ing. h e a lin g , a n tis e p tic actio n will p a st few days, is slow ly im proving.
Som e say th a t c h ro n ic c o n s tip a ­ rlil you of all sk in h u m o rs, black
Mrs. R o b ert H u g h es, w ife o f th e
tion can n o t he c u re d
D on't you be h ead s, pim ples. E czem a b lo tch es, red
lieve It. C h a m b e rla in 's T a b le ts have u n sig h tly so res, an d leaves y o u r sk in e d ito r of th e Pacific C h ris tia n Advo­
c u red o th e rs why not y o u ?
Give clean an d h ealth y
Get a box today cate , is se rio u sly ill a t St. V in cen t's
them a tria l
T h ey cost only a q u a r- | G u a ra n te e d
All d ru g g ists , 50c o r h o sp ita l lu P o rtla n d . Mrs. H u g h es
te r
F or sa le by G resh am D rug Co., hv m all
1’felffer C h em ical C o , h as m any frie n d s in G resh am w ho
an d ull D ealers.
P h ila d e lp h ia 4 St. Ixiuls
w ill be p ain ed to h e a r of h e r c o n d i­
tion.
D eath of M rs. M ary Sim on.
W ord w as receiv ed y e ste rd a y by
Mrs. Dan T alb o t of th e d e a th o f h e r
g ra n d m o th e r Mrs. Mary Sim on a t th e
hom e of th e la tte r 's d a u g h te r, Mrs
I. M. D o u g h erty , of S now den. W ash.,
Mrs. Sim on su ffered a s tro k e of p a r­
aly sis ab o u t tw o m o n th s ago, from
w hich h e r d e a th re su lte d .
T he body will he b ro u g h t to G re sh ­
am fo r b u ria l a n d Is ex p ected to a r ­
riv e th is ev en in g . T h e fu n e ra l will
lie lid il from th e M ethodist ch u rc h
to m o rro w a fte rn o o n , F e b ru a ry IS,
Ilex M elville T W ire officiating.
Mrs. Sim on lived fo r th r e e y ears
in G resh am In th e h om e of Mrs T a l­
bot
She w ent last J u n e to be w ith
h er d a u g h te r in S n o w d en . W ash
Even if this fam ous vine really perform ed the w o n d erfu l feat—
NURSERY PROVIDED
FOR CHILDREN
City Bakery
Paul
The old story of our childhood, makes J a c k ’s Bean Stalk the oldest in
history—
E le c tric
lig h t co n n e c tio n s w ere
[ m ade y e ste rd a y frq m M ain s tr e e t to
i th r e e resid en ces In Z e n ith ad d itio n .
, T he h o m es to hav e e le c tric lig h ts a re
I th o se o f E m m e t K elly, Al. B row n
an d W. E. W ood.
BOOK A T
Gresham,
Jack’s Bean Stalk
Mrs. B ern ice S ed g ast, of P o rtla n d ,
Is h e re fo r a few days on a v isit to
’ re la tiv e s a n d frien d s. S he is stay -
1 ing a t th e h o m e of h e r u n cle, Jo h n
’ B row n.
US
concerning the New Tax Law and the payment of taxe« there-
under.
CITY OF SANDY WANTS
LIGHT AND POWER
N e g o tiatio n s a re
said to be in
p ro g ress b etw een th e tow n council
o f Sandy an d th e P o rtla n d R ailw ay,
L ig h t & P o w er com pany re la tin g to
ex te n d in g ele c tric lig h t a n d pow er
? serv ice to th a t place. A can v ass of
th e b u sin ess m en an d re s id e n ts of th e
i tow n Is being m ad e, a f t e r w hich a re-
’ p o rt will be su b m itte d to th e com ­
pany as to th e a m o u n t of lig h t and
pow er w hich w ill be used. If it is
fo u n d th a t th e c o n su m p tio n w ill be
g re a t en o u g h to w a rra n t It. a cable
w ill be c o n stru c te d .
A LE TTE R TO THE PRINCESS
B eing th e fifth sto ry of
"W H A T H A P P E N E D TO M A RY."
pro d u ced In co lla b o ra tio n w ith "T h e
L a d le s’ W o rld ."
C ast of C h a ra c te rs.
M ary .................................. Mazy F u lle r
L ieu t S tra k e y . a fo reig n
a tta c h e
M ate M arlN -m intt
M a,lam e J o la ts k y , a c o n sp ira ­
to r w ith L ieu t. S tra k e y ...
M iriam MaaMM
H otel em ployees a n d g u e sts a t th e
G ard en P a rty .
T h is is a sto ry of w h at h ap p en ed
to M ary In Ixzndon an d show s h e r
a d v e n tu re s from
th e tim e o f h e r
la n d in g u n til sh e has, a f t e r m any
difficulties, triu m p h a n tly succeeded
A n o th er th in g
w o rth
b o atsin g In th e m ission w hich to o k h e r th ere.
a b o u t Is th e official fact th a t P o r t­ All of th e scenes w ere a c tu a lly ta k e n
lan d is th e h e a lth ie s t la rg e city In In th e w o rld 's g re a te st m etropolis.
th e co u n try .
All that Is necessary, say* a local
' paper. It a traffic ordinance requeat-
I tng motor men to he reasonable.
¡And leave them to decide what is
’ reasonable."
lows h e r in to th e railw ay c a rria g e ho u se finds h e rs e lf c a u g h t by
w hich Is to ta k e h e r to L ondon. As m an. B ut h e r frie n d th e clergy;
soon as th e tra in Is u n d e r w ay he In­ h ap p en s to pass th a t w'ay, a
tro d u ces h im self an d p re te n d s to be w hich gives h e r an o p p o rtu n ity
h e r fellow a g e n t In th e d eliv ery of so d is tra c ts th e a tte n tio n of th e i
th e le tte r b u t M ary is too c a u tio u s to posed c h a u ffe u r th a t M ary, h as t
give it up a n d w hen he grow s in s is t­ to ju m p in to th e a u to m o b ile.
e n t sh e re ach es fo r th e em erg en cy
P u rs u e d by a ta x i sh e sto p s th e
ch ain . B ut a t th is m om ent th e tr a in ch in e beside a w all a n d ru n n in g v
sto p s and an eld erly c le rg y m an e n te rs la d d e r w hich sh e finds th e r e di
th e ir co m p a rtm e n t.
dow n on th e o th e r sid e, b u t h e r t
On a rr iv in g in L ondon M ary g ets my follow s a n d ru n n in g to esc
th e clerg y m an to ta k e h e r to a h o tel from him sh e finds h e rs e lf in
an d from th e r e sh e w rites to th e p rin ­ m id st of a g a rd e n p a rty to th e nr
cess th a t sh e h as th e m issin g d ocu­ b ers of w hich sh e a p p eals fo r pro
m ent. T h e le tte r is in te rc e p te d by tlon. As th e c h a u ffe u r w ho h as
h e r a d v e rs a ry and as a re s u lt she low ed h e r faces th e h o stess M ary a
receives
le tte r w hich p u rp o rts to th a t sh e is a p erso n of im p o rts
com e from th e p rin cess and she e n ­ fo r he is ev id e n tly n o n p lu sse d by
te r s an a u to m o b ile w hich sh e s u p ­ e n c o u n te r an d th e n sh e discovers
poses to hav e been se n t by h e r h ig h ­ lady Is none o th e r th a n th e princ
ness. A rriv ed a t th e g re a t h o u se sh e sh e seek s and w ith h e r enem y sta
even d eliv ers th e le tte r to th e lady ing by she d e liv e rs th e le tte r to
w ho d em an d s It th e n g lan cin g o u t of rig h tfu l ow ner.
a w indow disco v ers th a t h e r a d v e r­
It is a first rate story thrilling i
sa ry Is th e c h a u ffe u r w ho b ro u g h t venture and possesses the added n
h e r.
The story opens with Mary's arri­
val which we learn is being watched
by the agents of a foreign govern­
ment by whom the letter which she
has been sent to deliver is much de­
elty of showing Mary in an entlr
sired One of these emissaries Is on
Just in time she reaches for the
the pier when she lands and he fol letter, gets It and darting from the new environment and quite equal
wholly new emergencies.