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A. J. C. C. JERSEYS
Multnomah County Fair Grounds
Thurs., May 13
SALE BEGINS AT 11 A. M.
38 HEAD PURE BRED JERSEYS 38
T he M ethodist Aid society will
m eet with Mrs. Geo. H. B lackburn on
the afternoon of W ednesday. May 12.
Mrs. B lackburn will serve tea.
Mrs. Iva R ohertsou e n te rta in e d the
1 G. B. club at h e r hom e last week
T hursday.
Miss su d le Ja c k has been ill for the
past week o r two.
Mrs. Jack so n has been e n te rta in
ing frien d s from Chicago an d from
W ashington.
G. H. B lackburn m ade a business
trip to P o rtlan d yesterday.
Rev. E. A. L eonard will preach at
O rient Sunday evening at 8 o ’clock.
J. F. Shultz and fam ily, of Eagle
Creek, spent S atu rd ay and Sunday
w ith th e ir bro th er-in -law . S. M.
Davis.
The high school girls gave a p ar
ty in the old school building In hon
or of tile high school boys. T here
was a larg e crow d and every one
had a good tim e.
Gladys Lasley, C laude Woodel,
C lara Lasley and E sth er K incaide
visited at th e F ern d ale place last
Sunday.
Miss Lela L asley expects to come
hom e in a few weeks from B erkeley.
C alifornia, w here she has been go
ing to school.
W ard E vans has received his new
Dodge m otor cur.
Jam es Spiers has p urchased the
house form ally occupied by F ran k
Knowlton at P leasan t Home.
Mr. and Mrs S piers moved to th e ir
new home th e tirst of th e week.
Miss Anna R adford, of G resham ,
is spending th e week a t hom e on ac
count of the illness of h er m other.
The C o ttrell E m broidery club will
meet with Mrs. Wm. C rasw ell W ed
nesday, May 19.
The B aptist Aid society will meet
with Mrs. F. M cKinney T h u rsd ay ,
May 13.
TERRY
A re You in D ebt?
Tlie Debt Habit is o n e o f th e greatest dangers o f our tim e—
yes, of any tim e. Is it grow in g upon you ? Once you paid your b ills
every w eek — th e n every m on th — and n ow ? T here is only on e way
to get out o f th is habit. T ak e a sm all portion o f your incom e and
d ep osit it regu larly— ju st as you get it— iu an A ccount at th e
BANK OF GRESHAM . By th is m ethod you w ill build a sin k in g
fund. It is th e on ly w ay!
— Debt and D eath a re two w ords singularly
connected not only in sound, b ut in fact;
for th e fo rm er freq u en tly h asten s th e la tte r.
A
A
Bank of Gresham
Every animal of famous Sunny Brook Herd will go .to highest bidder
Including the great herd bull Eminent’s Carnation of Sunny Bank 89521.
This is one of the most select offerings of registered A. J. C. C. Cattle.
Several Register of Merit Cows with Records
FROM 500 to 635 POUNDS BUTTER
LADY TENNYS OF INGLESIDE 247393—Now on official test has milked
58.7 pounds in one day, 117.3 rounds in two days.
LEVA'S IRENE 247392—Has milked 51.6 pounds for one day and 12105.3
milk and 636.31 pounds butter in 1 year. She is now averaging nearly
30 pounds daily after more than 14 months' work.
LEWISA CLARKE 209221—Made 571.41 pounds butter in 298 days.
MAYBELLE OF INGLESIDE 227084—Dam of B. C. Altman’s Empress' Lad’s
Margaret, the great four-year old that recently finished test with 715
pounds butter.
A GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO ACQUIRE THE BEST BLOOD OF THE
BREED AT YOUR OWN PRICE.
Write for Catalogue.
CHAS. L. HUNTER, Owner
PLEASANT HOME, ORE.
T he D eckers have b u ilt an d are
now occupying a new sto re building.
The new building is much m ore con
venient th an th e old, and if p resen t
plans are carried o u t. will be an a t
tractiv e place th is sum m er, w ith a
soda fountain Installed an d a ru stic
ice cream p arlo r. T his com m unity
appreciates u p-to-date-ness in all
lines!
W. H. S anford has begun clearing
his lots p rep a ra to ry to building soon.
The new house will add g rea tly to
tlie appearance of the P ark.
Mrs. F ra n k P a re n t and ch ild ren .
Donald ami H ow ard, sp en t T h u rsd ay
in M ontavllla a tte n d in g
th e W il
lam ette Valley B ap tist association
and m eeting old friends.
Mrs. H arry McCoy and d au g h ters,
Helen and E leanor, visited In P o rt
land T hursday, th e guests of Mrs. F.
Ohlson.
Mrs. Ella F letc h er, of P o rtlan d ,
and Mrs. Allen P aren t, of H illsboro,
are spending th e week-end w ith Mrs.
P a re n ts’ son F ran k .
T he Base Line Im p ro v em en t club
Is en th u sia stic ally w orking for the
b etterm e n t of th e vicinity. T he la
dies a re now ta k in g up th e stu d y of
p arliam en tary ru les— doing so with
th e ir -..sual vim. At th e last m eeting
several new m em bers were added to
th e club.
PLEASANT VALLEY
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Richey, of
Boring,
w ere visitors at th e hom e of
COL. D. L. PERRY, Auctioneer, Columbus, Ohio.
Mr. and M .’ j . G. N. S ager one day
HORACE ADDIS, C lerk of Sale, P ortland. Oregon.
recently.
E. A. RHOTEN, Salem: ('. D. MINTON, Portland, Assistants at Ringside.
Jas. DeShieida, of T rem o n t, culled
on E. E. Pinkley la st W ednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde S ager an d son
¡Clyde, Jr., visited at th e hom e of Mr.
HILLSVIEW
and Mrs. T. P. C am pbell Sunday.
P e te r B erke was doing business
A. E. F o rsy th e m ade a business
in G resham last Monday.
trip to Oregon City last S aturday.
G randm a Sager, of L ents, visited
A ugust P ier was a P o rtlan d visit
with relativ es In th e valley a few
o r last Friday.
XIrs. A. W ilhie, who is living with days th is week.
I. F. Coffman, of L ents, has team s
her
nephew C h arlie Hupp, bought
1x6, 1x8, RUSTIC, all patterns, No. 1, $18, No. 2, $14,
2 fine cows recently and aB one thing I engaged h au lin g cordw ood to the
No. 3, $11.
alw ays calls fo r an o th e r they need city. Mr. Coffman has sev eral h u n
Common Barn Grade of RUSTIC, $9.
ed a se p arato r. So Will Hesse), of dred cords which he had cu t on his
1x4, 1x6, 1x8, 16 or 24 ft. lengths, rough $6, sized $7.
G resham , cam e o ut and sold them place h ere last w inter.
Mr. Lynch, a P o rtlan d horse buy
2x4, 2x6, 2x8, 16 or 24 ft. lengths, rough, $6, sized $7.
i one.
C. Taylor, who has been in T illa er, was o ut T uesday and secu red a
1x6 FENCING, 16 or 24 ft., $6.
mook county th e last ten days, look horse from T. P. Cam pbell.
1x4 SHEATHING, $5.
Miss N elson, a m issionary from
ing over hom estead land, has filed on
1x6, 1x8 SHEATHING, odd lengths, $6, same 16 or 24 ft.
A u stralia, will speak a t th e P lea san t
a fine claim .
lengths, $7.
Mrs. Olson, often called “ G ran d V alley church Sunday, May 9, a t 11
1x6, 1x8 SHIPLAP, 16 or 24 ft., $8.
m a" Olson, was seriously ill with o’clock. Everybody cordially Invited.
2x4, cull, sized, $2.
h ea rt tro u b le last week. F o r aw hile
she seem ed past hum an help and a l
LUSTED
ATTRACTIVE REDUCTIONS ON ALL LUMBER.
th o u g h she has passed h e r th ree
Good Supply of Split Cedar Fence Posts.
Born
to
Mr.
and Mrs E. E. Quay
score years and ten, she Is now re
Good Supply of Flooring and all Finish Lumber, Mouldings,
May
2d,
a
d
au
g
h ter.
covering q u ite rapidly.
Shingles, Etc.
Mrs. F ra n k C um m ings and son
Mrs. A. S am uelson, and h e r sis
Mill now In o p eratio n . L et us figure on your orders. Phone
ter-in-law Mrs. C am pbell who is vis Lloyd, of T ro u td ale , were recen t vis
or write. We Deliver.
itin g her, railed on Mrs. W estlund ito rs at th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs.
G. M oulton.
W ednesday aftern o o n .
E d g ar H o llister, th e g ran d so n of
G ust L arson, of Powell Valley,
was calling on friends in th is vicin Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Davies, is very
Sandy, Oregon.
M artin L en n a rts. Mgr.
ity M onday. He had not been out ill.
P hone 446
Mr. and Mrs. M athew Rauw m ade
th is way fo r a few years an d th ere
a
trip
to P o rtlan d last T h u rsd ay .
i were so m any im provem ents in the
Mrs. R. N eib au er atten d e d the
way
of
new-
buildings
and
cleared
Sick H ead arh .
FAIRVIEW
Mrs. A. L. L uekie, E ast R ochester,
land, etc., he could hardly believe he fu n eral of h er fa th e r in P o rtlan d
N. Y., was a victim of sick headache
last W ednesday.
M others' day will be observed in was in the rig h t neighborhood.
and despondency, caused by a badly
S u p erin te n d en t A. P. A rm stro n g
Mr. W eiss, of P o rtlan d , o w n er of
w eakened and d eb ilita te d condition th e P re sb y teria n church next Sunday.
of h er stom ach, w hen she began ta k I Rev. I. B Self will ta k e fo r his topic E lkhorn farm , was o u t loo k in g over was o u t visitin g th e L usted school
last W ednesday.
ing C h a m b e rla in 's T ablets. She says, J ' T he Model M other." Special music his place T uesday.
" I found them p leasan t to ta k e, also
m ild an d effective. In a few w eeks’ will be fu rn ish ed by th e ch o ir u n d er
ORIENT
Gravel and Hand.
tim e I was re sto re d to my form er th e lead ersh ip of Mrs. A. L. Stone.
I am p rep ared to fu rn ish gravel
good h e a lth .” F o r sale by all D eal E veryone should w ear a w hite flower.
F a th e r and M o th ers’ day will be
ers.
an d sand In any q u an tity from Beil observed next Bunday a t 11 o'clock.
pit. Also team in g , g rad in g an d ex
Ink stains may be removed from
Apply a »mall amount of d ilu ted cav atin g .
J. 11. Hoss.
T -lep b o n e Rev. E. A. L eonard will preach a
ten m a teria l w ith a little cholo- ' peroxide to a scorched place to Te "9x
T erm s C ash.— Adv.
tf serm on a p p ro p riate to th e occasion.
rm .
move it.
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G R E S H A M , O R EG O N
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4 per cent Paid on Savings and Time Deposits.
ÏCK5 o o O 0 QOOOOOOOOOOP QOOOOOOOOQOOOOO
“Play Ball”
“It's Tim e to Limber up’’
W e Carry the Famous Spalding Bros.*
Balls, Bats, Gloves, Mitts, Masks
Also Spalding’s Tennis Rackets and Balls
VENTURA PARK
ENTIRE HERD TO EE SOLD
C ham berlain's L inim ent.
T his p rep aratio n is in ten d ed es
L ast Sunday Mrs. May H anning pecially fo r rh eu m atism , lam e back,
e n te rta lu e d Mr. and Mrs. D anfortn sp rain s and like ailm ents. It is a fa
vorite w ith people who are well ac
and th e ir th ree children, th e o cca q u ain ted with its splendid q ualities.
sion being Mrs H an n in g ’s b irth d u ) Mrs. C harles T an n er, W abash, Ind.,
Mr. and Mrs. D an fo rth resides in says of it. "1 have found C h am b er
lain 's L inim ent th e best th in g for
P o rtlan d .
lam e back and sp rain s 1 have ever
Mr. and Mrs. F an ch e r and farnilc used. It w orks like a charm and re
visited friends in Oregon City last lieves pain and soreness. I t l ia s been
used by o th ers of my fam ily as well
Sunday.
M arston Bros have been saw ing as m yself for upw ards of tw enty
y ea rs.” 25 and 60 cent bottles. F o r
wood on th e Coons farm .
1 sale by all D ealers.
See us for all Sporting Goods
GRESHAM DRUG CO.
The R E X A ll
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SANITARY MEAT MARKET
BEST Q U A L IT Y M EATS
All Kinds of Sausages, Earn, Lard, Faccn, Etircir.ade
ADOLF TIETZE
PHONE 54 X
MAIN
ST.
GRESHAM
LUMBER PRICES REDUCED
Rustic, all patterns, No. 1, $18; No. 2, $14; No. 3, $11. Barn
Rustic, $9.
1x4, 1x6, 1x8, 16 or 24 ft. lengths, rough, $6, sized $7.
2x4, 2x6, 2x8 , 16 or 24 ft. lengths, rough $6, sized $7.
Fencing, $6. Shiplap, $8.
SPLIT, ROUGH and DRESSED CEDAR POSTS
Cabinet Lumber, Cedar, Fir and Hemlock
All kinds of Moulding, Apple Boxes, Ladders and Shingles
TURNED PORCH POSTS, NEWELS, BAIJLSTEKS, TABLE
LEGS, Moulded and Plain GUTTERS.
We Deliver Lumber
JONSRUD LllKBTR CO., BORING, ORE.
PHONE 41x
Route No. 2.
Special Sale of Lumber
Iron-Clad Silos
THE
A patent flexible roof.
You tighten every hoop from the ladder.
The door is fastened securely at all four cor
ners, preventing warping or the admitting
of air.
Patent bracing system—not a guy wire.
WRITE OR ASK FOR CIRCULARS.
Hocking Valley Ensilage Cutters
The knives cut from outer edge which requires
less power and does better work.
A heavier FLY WHEEL and a STEEL FRAME
makes a safer and stronger cutter.
Sandy F ir Lumber Co*
Field T-W Gas Engines
Always starts on magneto without cranking.
Have no batteries to play out and are guaran
teed for five years.
L E T US S H O W
Best to B uy
YO U W H Y
T e l. 5 4 4
Best to Lise
HESSELS FARM MACHINERY
G R ESH A M .
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