PAGE F o n i GRESHAM, OREGON. TUESDAY, MAT 5, 1014 Straw Hat Season Here IN GRESHAM AND VICINITY Mr. and Mrs. Harry Truitt en ter -I tallied at dinner on Sunday, her slater Mrs Harry Wood and son Geuarney., Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Mc­ Kinney and David Culy at their new home on Third and Elliott avenue. Firemen ! Don’t forget the reg­ ular monthly business m eeting of i l ’S the department tomorrow (W ednes­ 'FACE CREAM; Mrs. L. D. Creecy of Beaver, T ill­ day) night at the fire hall. Meeting SOAP < amook county is here for an extend­ begins at 8 o ’clock. W. R. Burke’s winnings numbers ed visit with her daughters Mrs M. for kodak accessories for May are « T 3 * A lONUti Vogel and Miss Margaret Creecy. 1218, 1268, 1290, 1337, 1388. J- C. Peterson returned from Special m eetings will be held this from Manzanita beach where he week in the Free Methodist church went recently to look after hla prop­ led by Rev. M L. Schooley. Mr. erty. Schooley will preach every evening Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Clanahan will during the week and morning and go this evening to hear the oratorio evening next Sunday. He will also ‘E lijah,’’ which will be given at Ma­ hold a Bible reading each afternoon sonic Temple by a chorus of 50 vole except Saturday at 2 o'clock. Mrs. E. M. Douglass has moved es. Their son Dr. J. E. Clanahan Is onto her place south of Troutdale one of the singers. where she will live this summer. Among those who went to Port­ Miss Irene will be with her mother land last Sunday to hear Eugene W. after school closes. Mrs. Douglass Chafln, the great prohibition orator, reports considerable loss of produce were Mr. and Mrs. George F. Honey, " } nur N y a /’s Pace Cream Soap is perfect. from vandals while the place was Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Honey, J. N. unoccuplca. 11 is one o) the few soaps which / can use Clanahan, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Carl­ Last Friday's ball gam e between and think yours the equal o f any o f the im­ son, Mrs. Clara Kane, Mrs. S. R. the Gresham high school boys and ported $2 and S3 cakes which I have tried. ” Ilradfleld and Grandma Davis. Mr. the Behnke-W alkers was a victory Chafln held his audience spellbound for the latter by a score of 11 to 9. y es it s all too true, Nyal’s Face Cream Soap for nearly an hour and a half as they Next F riday’s gam e will be with the listened to his argum ents and ap­ is vastly superior to all other soaps. It cleanses Portland academ y’s first team, on peals. POSTOFFICE BLDG., GRESHAM and purifies the skin, keeping it dear, rosy, the Gresham grounds. velvety and elastic. Arrangements have been made for Word has been received here that a republican rally In Commercial E. G. Kardell has been appointed INTERESTING PROGRAM It is fragrant and subtly sweet. No—it will not AT FAIRVIEW GRANGE club hall on Thursday night this postm aster at Manzanita beach. smart the most tender skin. Really—it’s the pride week at which Judge L. T. Harris of Smith Memorial church of Fair- At Fairview grange on Saturday Eugene, candidate for supreme view, will observe Mother’s Day next of particular people—why don’t you use it? last the lecturer’s program covered Judge, and J. J. Johnson, candidate Sunday morning at 11 o ’clock. Spec­ O f course, you value a beautiful, healthy skin, a wide variety of subjects. H. A for attorney general, will be the ial music will be rendered. then use Nyal’s Face Cream Soap. It is the principal speakers. H. A. Darnall What was perhaps m eant for a Darnall spoke of the public market Ray Gill, Robert C. Wright, E. E. practical Joke, was perpetrated on acme of the soap-maker’s art because it gives a and urged farmers to take their pro­ Southard, R. A. W lllison and Everett Mrs. Vogel and Miss Creecy Monday soft bubbly lather and is fragrant as the flowers. duce to It. Talks were made by Mrs. Logan, candidates for the legisla­ morning. Someone hung a black J. C. Wlndle, J. Luscher, Rev. Thos ture, will also speak. It costs twenty-five cents the cake and well cloth on their door knob in such a Robinson. Hlalne Turner, D. S. Dun­ way as to look like crepe. The la­ worth it. Nya! s Face C.ream Soap will improve O. W. Tarr’s announcem ent that bar, Cedric Stone, Mrs. D. W. Mc­ dles were in Portland at the time your complexion. Come to our store—get a Kay, Mrs. J. W. Townsend and oth­ he is about to sell his dairy herd at where they had been called by the cake today. I his is the one soap you’ve been ers. The subject discussed was "Are auction comes som ewhat us a sur­ death of their aunt. They were any of the Laws Unjust to the Far­ prise, but he has an advertisem ent looking for. highly indignant at the act, as it was m er.” Mrs, W lndle spoke on the elsew here that he is going out of not only a shock to them but to their eight-hour law. Also the $1500 ex­ the milk business for good after hav­ friends,. ■I have used a U. S. CREAM SEP­ ing secured 30 head of high grade emption and tubercular test for cows A R A T O R for nearly nine years and The L adles’ Aid m onthly business town and built up a Portland route. were discussed. am perfectly satisfied.1 Read his Announcement for particu­ m eeting and tea will be held to morrow. May, 6, at the home of lars and date of sale. Th us writes one o f m any o f the U . S Most P rom pt and E ffectual Cure for Mrs. J. T. Stillions on Kenney ave­ users. Bad C olds. Joseph Kronenberg has sold his nue. A cordial invitation is extend­ farm between Gresham and Trout­ ed to all. When you have a bad cold you The U. S. Cream Separator want a remedy that will not only dale to an eastern man named Miss Christine Burkholder visited Knelfel who will take possession to­ has the in t e r - lo ck in g give you relief, but effect a prompt morrow. There are 24 acres in the with Gresham friends on Saturday. Mrs. Elizabeth Davis, of Port­ and permanent cure, a remedy that bowl and m e c h a n ic a l Is pleasant to take, a remedy that tract with a good dwe'ling and other land, visited over Sunday with rela­ The sale price was tives and friends in Gresham. contains nothing Injurious. Cham­ im provem ents washer. berlain’s Cough Remedy m eets all $6,500. Mrs. Lillian Pullen and little these requirements. It acts on na­ William Childers has leased the- daughter Addle have gone to Mc­ 1 he U. S. are Easy to clean, ture's plan, relieves the lungs, aids rexall expectoration, opens the secretions Elliott property on the Pow ell Val­ M innville where they w ill remain Easy running and do per­ and restores the system to a healthy ley road at the south end of C leve­ for a few weeks with Mrs. Pullen's condition. This remedy has a world sister, Mrs. Violet Thornton. Tint your walls with Standard fect work. B id s W anted. wide sale and use and can always land avenue and has taken posses Miss Ruby Emery underwent a be depended upon. Sold by Gresh­ sion. There are 20 acres In the tract The city recorder of the city of Kalsomine. Sold by Sterling & Kid­ am Drug Co., and all Dealers. der. all in cultivation, which Mr. Chil­ surgical operation at Good Samari­ Let us mail you a Catalog. Fairview , Fairview, Oregon, will re­ ders will take care of in addition to tan hospital Friday. Her condition WE HAVE several second hand was critical but is now considered ceive sealed bids for the grubbing ranges and cook stoves for sale at his duties are rural carrier on route favorable. „ No. 2. and grading of Harrison and Depot a bargain, at Sterling & Kidder’s. Rev. M elville T. W ire was the streets from the county road to the Lumber is on the ground for an Wizard fertilizer will put dollars awning porch over the front of the guest at dinner Monday of Mr. and Portland Railway Light and Power AU Kinds and Sizes GRESHAM, OREGON in your pocketbook. Sold by Sterl­ Open E»«7 Day • Sunday by Appamtucal Gresham Real Estate Co.’s office on Mrs. Wm. Caldo. com pany’s spur on Sixth street ac­ ing & Kidder. At a m eeting of the Board of Di­ Main street. rectors of the Telephone company, cording to plans and specifications, held last Friday evening, O. J. which can be seen at the residence Brown resigned as a director. The of William Butler. The right to re­ GILT OR N A T U R A L WOOD vacancy will probably be filled at ject any or all bids is reserved, and n ea t and C H E A P the next m eeting of the board. all bids must be accompanied by a M A X SC H N E ID E R certified check for one-third of con­ TWO MORE TEACHERS MAIN STREET GRESHAM tract price. All bids must be in the HAVE BEEN RE-ELECTED city recorder’s hands on May the Two other teachers of the Gresh­ 12th, 1914, by (8 ) eight o ’clock p. m. Dated at Fairview this the 1st day am school have been re-elected to their former positions. Miss Mabel of May, 1914 Arthur will remain in charge of the J. H. SCHRAM, City Recorder. eighth grade and Miss Mae Hughes List of Letters. as teacher of the primary grade. P a u l H o e t z e l P rop. Remaining letters uncalled to: in J u d g e C otton to A d d ress G range. this office for the week ending W. W. Cotton will he the princi­ May 3d, 1914. Letters— C. McCatton, Mr. J. pal speaker at the m eeting of Gresh­ am grange next Saturday. His sub­ Schweizler. Mr. O. P. Cass. Mr. B. ject will be "The Farmer as a Sell­ F. Marke. G. W. Tayekc. Mrs. Mary er.” Other features of the lecture B. Waibel. Card*— Ruel Curtiss, J. D. Mc­ ON THE MARKET hour, which is open to all, will be violin and cornet solos, songs by Guire, Francis Daley. FRESH EVERY DAY These letters will be sent to the members of the grange, and a song the. dead letter office on May 17, by a ladies' chorus consisting of The p a in t o f “ P roven P e rfo rm a n c e ” Mesdames Jam es Elkington, L. C. St. 1914, If not delivered before. In call­ Clair, Myrtle Myers, J. N. Clanahan ing for the above, please say "adver­ tised," giving date of list. and Miss Olive Towle. w ill The morning session will be de­ I. McCOLL, P. M. voted to routine business and work C ure for S tom ach ( D isorders. In the third and fourth degrees. The Disorders of the stomach may be splendid dinner at noon will be fol­ lowed by a social hour before the avoided by the use of Chamberlain’s Many very remarkable beginning of the program. All are Tablets. cures have been effected by these Invited to come out and have a good tablets. Sold by Gresham Drug Co., Main St. time. Gresham, Ore. and all Dealers. Arsenate of Lead for spraying I trees, 15c a pound. Gresham Drug Co.— Adv. It is a great pleasure to know that y o u r houan H IG H S T A N D A R D P A I N T (o f today) b the is the beat looking in the neighborhood. result of 40 years of experience in paint making, B h eu n ia tisin Q uickly Cured, th is experience plus improved machinery— plus Besides this pleasure it is a satisfaction to know "My sister's husband had an at- highest grade materials— plus expert labor— insures that your house is well protected from the destructive or are you entrusting your money to a bank somewhere elae, lack of rheumatism in his arm .” a paint quality that vn .-.irnts of weather— rain, sunshine, heat, cold, etc. with no more knowledge of that bank than can be obtained writes a w e n Known resident of New­ “ Giv— Beat Raaulta.” ton, Iowa "I gave him a bottle of from its skeletonized financial statement ? 1 .lilt over the neighborhood im provem ent idea It is called I he Paint of proven performance," and Cham berlain’s Liniment which he w ith your neighbors. Plan to make yours the neat­ applied to his arm and on the next is more economical than ordinary paints__when est and prettiest neighborhood in this city. Paint morning the rheumatism was gone.” covering, spreading, beauty of finish and number of and flowers w ill make the change. For chronic muscular rheumatism years of wear are considered. fn e n l, S i ” 10" ‘“ ° W” “ “ d yoor you will find nothing better than Chamberlain's Liniment. Sold by anJ| COl