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F R ID tY ,
OCTOBER
I,
1015
PAGE THREE
PLEASANT VALLEY
1 ou India by Rev. Geo.
Will Donley Is sp en d in g a few
• schoolhouse W ednes- *e< ks iu San F rancisco v isitin g and
day
■ is vi ry Interesting and taking in th e fair.
itruvthv.
M rs. G H Richey and soil L ester
Mrs Glande Woodie and of Corvallis cam e down F rid ay and
Mr and Mrs. Malcolm Woodle were visited oer Sunday w ith frie n d s In
, Sunday visitors at th« F. N. Easley this vicinity.
Mr and Mrs. T. 1’. C am pbell have
.Mn
a ra Smith attended a m eet retu rn ed from a six w eeks' to u r of
ing of u . E. S, at T routdale Saturday eastern W ashington and Idaho.
ev ’ling.
Mr- Win. K esterson an d fam ily
Mr. and .Mr
F led Smith were left Tie s.iav for B ellingham , W ash- '
called to Spokat on Sunday night on ingtoti, where they will join Mr. Kes-1
account of th, serious accident to tersou who is in th e em ploy of th e I
their daughter, who was throw n governm ent on a forest reserv e not j
from a horse.
far from B ellingham .
A merry crowd enjoyed a picnic
\ H. B runs Is b u ild in g a b arn
party up to Benson park on last Sun 3 " \ ’ u fe e t with sheds on e ith e r side.
day, in Fred
Reed's launch. In
J II Nolta is b u ilding an ad d itio n
spite of the rain all had a fine tim e and othersw lse im proving his b arn
Those it thi party w ere Mr. and to accom m odate his dairy h erd .
Mrs. (1 I,. Stephenson of P o rtlan d
Pleasant Valley g ran g e m et in reg-
Mr. and Mrs Leland, Mr. and Mrs. u la i ail day session la st S aturday.
Lewis Reed Mrs C lara Sm ith and Nil in terestin g program was a fea-1
Miss Helen Coulter.
tu r of the le ctu re hour. Much b u s-'
Tliis community
was greatly iness was tak en care of d u rin g th e
shocked by tin news of the death of business session, am ong o th e r th ings, '
Miss Elda McDaniel), a most efficient a resolution was passed, carry in g
teacher at ideas; nt View last year. witli it a vote of th a n k s to those |
She was well known here as a tal- friends and neighbors who a re not
enleil violinist, and was always most members of the grange, who so g en -j
willing to aid in any en tertain m en t. erouslv co n trib u ted th e ir p ro d u cts of
Her loss will he sadly felt by all field, garden, o rch ard , dairy and th e ir
who knew and liked her for her handiw ork, all of which aided very
m aterially in the cre d itab le show ing
pleasing personality.
Mrs II 1,. Stephenson spent Sat- made by o u r exhibit at tile recent
| unlay and Sunday witli her sister, Multnomali county fair.
Miss 11,den Coulter.
RIALS in Heating Stoves 3
«CHEERFUL” AIRTIGHTS
I m„ulde<l « R h IH -iu. g a u g e , W ellsville polished steel.
. " (r,,ut, top an d b o tto m , f ro n t feed floor, asli iloor ami
'r"n fast lininip,. ***** g u a r d , n ick el u n i anil urn b o tto m , Kwing
l* ' lid nickied s te e l to p rim , foot ra il, nam e plate and screw
ft
•
Thecal filing# in th ia s to v e a r e a b o u t 12 i n r h o high uml m e
giving ro o m fo r ex p an sio n . It is th e finest \ mm m I
three s"
ling stove made at such a low price.
SPECIFICA TIO N S O F C H E E R F U L A IR T IG H T S
Size
Body
17x13
19x14
21x16
24x17
Net
W eight
80 lbs.
85 lbs.
100 lbs.
105 lbs.
Body
lle ig lit
18 in.
in.
% In. 20 in.
24 in.
in.
24 in.
in.
R egular
P rice
$9.50
$11.5,1
$12.50
$14.50
SI’EC’L
Price
$8.25
$ln.50
$11.25
$ 13.00
With a Special Discount of 5 per cent for Cash.
R. R. CARLSON
Complete Housefurnisher
50 % S A V E D ®
if you buy your MONEY ORDERS at the
BANK O F
$10.01 to $20
50.01 to 60
75.01 to 100
A ll o th e r
Lumber at Spec’l Sale
Attention !
■x WORKING EXHIBITS MANY
AT COMING LAND SHOW
Farmers’ Mutual Fire
Relief Association
Or PORTLAND, O B E O O N
tes all farm ers who h av e no
rance on their farm b u ild in g s
asure with us T h is a s so c ia
is the cheapest and s a fe s t in
tale, it insures only c o u n try
rty and has over $3 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
mce in force.
or phone
1. W. SN A SH A L L , P r e s .
■'armers M utual F ire R elief
Association.
m Bonte No. 3
Public
P h o n e 74
B ea l E sta te
ty Bakery
ÜL H O ETZEL, P ro p .
On the M arket
Fresh Every Day.
s, Cakes and :
ther Pastry
PORTLA N D , Oct. 1.— Special.
W o rk in g exhibits anil models will
be a big fe a tu re of tile M anufac
tu r e r s ’ ti I,and P rodu cts Show to
open in P o rtla n d , October 25 for
eig h tee n days. T he show tliis yi-ar
will sp read over 75,eon square feet
of space t.nd it will take a lull day
to see th e num erous displays, study
th e in d u stria l exhibits and witness
th e am u sem en t features
A m ong
tile
many
interesting
w o rk in g and model exhibits already
p la n n ed for th e exposition to illu s
tr a t e th e m an n er of m anufacturing
th e se in d u stria l com m odities, will
in c lu d e cabinet and fu rn itu re m ak
ing, p ap e r m anufactu rin g , blank*1
an d w eaving, m ining m ethods and a
m odel m ining camp. Hour and cer
eal ex h ib its w ith model mills, h a r
ness m a k in g and model fireplaces
an d m antles.
A n o th e r fe a tu re will he the var
ious d etails of the m an u factu re of
pianos and organs, a model cordage
w alk, m ethods used in tin making
of ru b b e r goods, drugs and chemi
cals. D em onstrations In th e canning
of O regon's h o rtic u ltu ral and a g ri
c u ltu ra l products will prove ot in te r
est. T he model o f a fish rannery
will be an attra c tio n . Making "I
broom s, brushes, pottery, shirts,
o v era lls, shoes, soaps and perfum es
w ill be included in the featu res at
th e exposition.
T he m aking of paints and v arn ish
es, d em o n stratio n s of fru it sprays,
m odern m ethods of packing an'l
sh ip p in g Oregon products, method el
c o n stru c tio n of silo and grain hms
w ill also be attractio n s at the expo
sitio n . D istilled wood products and
th e m ethods of extractin g wood al
cohol, resin, pitch, creosote, hr tar,
tu rp e n tin e and acids will be a fea
tu r e of the display.
Gresham.
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HOTOS
inds
and
all
s iz e s
lew Callery
rURL FRAMING
OR n a tu r a l
Neat uiid C heap.
wood .
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JTTER
SWEET, CLEAN,
1A N I T A R Y
e by Leading Grocers
T h ere is still 1,600,000 pounds of
unsold wool in P ortlan d w arehouses
List of Letters.
R em aining le tte rs uncalled for in
th e G resham postofflee for week en d
ing S eptem ber 2 7, 1915:
L etters Lloyd Davis.
Cards— Geo. Swyagert.
T hese le tte rs will be sent o x
dead le tte r office October
"t .
In
1915, if not delivered before
ad
callin g for th e above, please say
v e rtise d ’, giving d ate of list.
I. McCOLL, I M.
G R E SH A M CAMP. NO- > « £ « « y
A — M eets first and th ird T u. - «X «»
each m onth in Odd £ > > £ * * *
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Hairy Records.
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cord of dairy' cow s, i t i*
l’ pP n r a t'e n ttre n . ■<"'
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We, large e n o u g h fo r 16 d L a eonard,
P a sto r
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V E N T U R A PA RK
A, a m eeting of th e P aren t-T ea ch
e rs’ association held last week, Mrs.
C. E. Free, presid en t, and Mrs. W.
H. Stennick were elected to re p re
sent the association a t tile conven
tion of the Oregon C ongress of M oth
ers to be held tills m onth.
C onsiderable p layground a p p a ra
tus lias been provided for th e school
and o th e r Im provem ents a re being
made with a view to sta n d ard iz in g
the school th is fall.
A new statio n is being b u ilt on the
T ro u td ale extension of th e O. W. P.
line, about half way betw een Cleone
and B airdsdale sta tio n s. It will be
known as O sburn I’a rk .
Dr. F ran k S. Cassedy, th e P o rt
land specialist, is having ills p ro p
erty here im proved and will build a
residence in th e n ea r fu tu re .
Rev. C. M. Brown lias been ap
pointed to th e p a s to ra te of th e I’le as
ant Home and B oring M ethodist
churches an d is m oving to th e fo rm
er place.
Mrs. H. S. S tone and son Cedric
and Roy m otored to Salem on W ed
nesday and took in th e s ta te fair.
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. H all spent
W ednesday at th e s ta te fair. They
went o ver with Mrs. Stone and sons.
$16.
1 \6 , 1 x 8, R U ST IC , all p a tte r n s , No. 1,
( 'oiuinou,
No. 2,
$12,
$8.
1x4, 1x6, 1x8, lti o r 24-ft. le n g th s, H ough
2x4, 2 \6 , 2x8, 16 o r 24-ft. le n g th s, H ough
1x4 S H E A T H IN G ,
$6, Size,! $7.
$6, Sized $7.
$5.
1x6, 1x8 S H E A T H IN G ,
$6.
1x6, 1x8 S I l l l ’L A I’, 16 o r 24-ft.,
2x4, (‘tills, sized. $2
FAIRVIEW
Lloyd ougli received sta te honors
on an essay, " E ffe c t o f alcohol upon
the nervous system .” which he w rote
last year in the eighth grade u nder
tin supervision of Miss Powell of
H urlburt. He read this last S a tu r
day evening in the M E. church of
P ortland at a meeting held u nder
tile auspices of the W. C. T. U.
The old Taylor schoolhouse is be
ing fitted up as a physics laboratory.
In it will be all of the ap p aratu s nec
essary to comply witli the req u ire
m ents of a standard high school.
The Corbett branch of tile P o rt
land library has just received one
hundred and seventy-five new books
from Portland.
Among these are
ch ild ren ’s books, reference books
and recent fiction.
.«
Two pupils, Clara K erslake and
Louis Wilson entered high school
Monday m orning, the la tte r was en
rolled last year, b ill did not com plete
the work.
«E fMARa
roSTOHHf IHARGf
5c
10c
O rd e rs
10c
O rd e rs
20c
10c
30c
O rd e rs
a m o u n ts in sa m e p ro p o rtio n
We Pay 5 % on Time Deposits of $500 or over
I iiion H ig h Sell,Mil No. I.
|
GRESHAM
$7,
ATTRACTIVE REDUCTIONS ON ALL LUMBER
Good S u p p ly of S p lit C e d a r F en ce P o sts
G ood S u p p ly of F lo o rin g an d all F inish L u m b e r, M ouldings,
S h in g le s, E te.
Mill now in o p eratio n .
Let us figure on your o rd ers.
We Deliver.
Sandy F ir Lumber Co.
S a n d y , Ora.
M artin L e n n a r ts, M gr.
P h o n e 446
BUSINESS PROMOTED
N o tic e Io • 're fill " i s .
Notice is hereby given th at th e u n
d ersig n ed lias been ap p o in ted , by tlie
C o n tin u ed from p ag e I
’ county court of tile S tate of O regon,
b rin g s us to th e q u estio n of city for C lack am as county, th e ad m in is
m an ag er, as one of th e problem s of tr a to r of th e e sta te of Marveii A.
I.arseii, deceased, anil lias qualified.
city ad m in istra tio n . Such m an ag er
All p ersons having claim s ag ain st
would have to be a m an of larg e ca said e s ta te a re h ereby requested to
pacity.
D ayton, Ohio, h as such a p rese n t th e sam e to me, at th e law
m anager, H enry M. W aite, and lie office of Milo C. K ing, Elrst S tate
b u ild in g , G resliain, O regon,
Bank
has red u ced expenses and brought w ithin six m o n th s from th e d ate
efficiency. Tile m a n ag e r for Dayton hereof
was ap p o in ted o ver th e opposition of D ated and tlrs, p u b licatio n O ctober
1, 1915.
m any new spapers and o ,tiers, b u t h
II. C. LA RSEN ,
lias secured larg e
efficiency.
Mr.
A d m in istra to r, E state of
W aite is th e most u n p ro m isin g man
•M arvell A. L arsen. D e c e a s e d .
1 ev er saw , b u t he lias secured re MILO C KINO,
A ttorney fo r A d m in istrato r.
su lts, and th a t is w nut th e people
D ate of last p u blication Oct. 29, '15
w ant.
"T h ese a re som e of th e problem s
F oreign toys thlM y e a r for the
of co n stru c tiv e w ork, b u t then th e re
U nited S tates will com e largely from
a re o th ers. T he C ham ber of Com S w itzerland. It Is claim ed I lie Sw iss
m erce is and sh o u ld be a m o u ld er of
have developed h u n d re d s of new
public opinion for co n stru c tiv e work,
m odels iu wood and p asteb o ard and
and I tru st you men will assist in
are try in g to m eet th e foreign d e
th a t directio n . Let us u n ite o u r e f m and. Many of tile m odels a re
forts.
T he P o rtla n d C ham ber of
sk illfu lly m ade so ld iers of all th e
C om m erce re p re se n ts th e in te re sts
w arrin g n atio n s to be used for (lie
of tlie e n tire city, and Instead of co n stru ctio n of little arm ies by
sc a tte rin g o u r efforts, let us u n ite
A m erican ch ild ren .
for co n stru c tiv e work along th ese
and o th e r lin es.”
San M arino’s so ld iers w ear b ril
About sixty leading business men lia n t gold-laced u n ifo rm s,
b ut no
h ea rd Mr. H ard y ’s ad d ress and met sh o t o th e r th an th e m idday gun lias
him n, th e close of his talk
ev er been fired, anil tile r,• have never
been any m ilitary m aneuvers.
"I had a seventy m ile d riv e yes
te rd a y ,” she said en th u sia stic ally .
Most of th e teu raised ill Itiirmali
"T h e re a in ’t no such th in g ,” re
to rted th e golf p lay er grim ly. De is picked an d eaten as a condim ent.
tro it F re e P ress.________ __
The Base Line Improvement club
at V entura I'ark met with Mrs. Robt.
Gray on W ednesday. T here was a
good attendance and an excellent
m eeting. The com m ittee on the
HALEY
year book will soon have th eir r,
port ready. The usual parliam en
Rev. F. D ubberful, of Sandy,
tary drill was given and tile m atter
culled on W. M ueller S atu rd ay .
of an en tertain m en t discussed. At
Mr. and Mrs. F re d Nelson have re
the d o se of the business meeting
tu rn ed iro in th e hop fields.
Mrs. Gray, assisted by Mrs. Axsom.
F red M ueller, of Mt. A ngel, spent
served delicious refreshm ents.
F riday w ith his cousins, Ja c k and
Mr. and Mrs. P ete r Schultz and
W illiam M ueller.
d au ghters, the Misses Agnes and Eva
Mrs. C. R ak er went to P o rtla n d
have retu rn ed from th e ir trip to the
Monday.
exposition. They spent a most en
Jo e O d erm a tte m ade a trip to
joyable week th ere and declare the
P o rtlan d on T h u rsd ay .
"E xpo.” equal to all reports
Miss R uth Olson called on Mrs E
Mr. and Mrs. Alan H Banks, of
H orberg T h u rsd ay aftern o o n .
Albany, took d in n er w itli Mr. and
Mrs K. Bissell and d au g h te r, of
Mrs Erank P aren t on Tuesday. Mrs
S pringbrook, and Mr. Win. M ueller,
Banks and Mrs. P aren t are sisters
of Boring, sp en t Sunday and p art of
The Banks' were retu rn in g from
Monday at N ew berg w ith Mrs. S.
th e ir honeym oon trip to th e i'u g e ,
Young. They a4so w en, to h ea r a
Sound country.
good serm on p reach ed In th e ev en
Paul O. G aiilenbein, form erly ol
ing at th e F rie n d s church.
tliis place but now of Hood River, I Miss M. T ach ero n an d H arold H o r
was here for a sh o rt visit recently,
berg sta rte d to school at G resham .
being called to P ortland as witness
Jo h n M uller went to P o rtla n d on
i„ a lien suit. He rep o rts Hood
W ednesday.
River flourishing.
W. F. M ueller w en, to P o rtlan d
On F riday evening the Im prove
a fte r a load of household goods.
ment club will give a basket social at
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. H al
HOOD RIVER CANNERYMAN
dane Dickson. A lively tim e is ex
INVESTIGATING ESTACADA
p iated , though the tim e of p rep a ra
J. R. N ewton of Hood R iver, ac
tion Is short.
Decker, who was so seriously com panied by G. A. < obb of I o rt-
Ed
in a m otorcycle-auto collision land, was an E stacad a visito r las,
hurt
tim e ago is slowly im proving S atu rd ay aftern o o n .
( O t llf
thougli still unable to be up.
Mr N ewton Is a p ractical cannery
Most of the victim s of chickenpox man, h aving been h a lf ow ner, until
in tills d istrict are again • spotless' th is fall, of a big can n ery at Hood
and we could now show a clean bill R iver and is now looking for a s u it
able location to erect a n o th e r plant.
of health.
N ewton has prom ised to visit
\\ In n V "Il l ak e < "Id-
E stacada again w ithin a few w eeks,
With the average man a cold Is a when he will th o ro u g h ly In v estig ate
„ r u i.
trlHpil with, as som e of th e most local co n d itio n s rela tiv e to acreag e of
^ ’’^ T c o l d ^ ^ T n ^ e C ham berlain's desired fru it, v egetables, etc. H e es
pecially favors th e p la n tin g of s tra w
(T u g h Remedy and get rid of your
."1.1
quickly as possible. > <>u ar berries of a c e rta in v ariety and if he
n o , CX per men ting
when you use decides to lo cate h ere, will be In a
?his rem edy, as it has been in use position to g u a ra n te e , previous to
for m any years and has an estab th e p la n tin g , a price to be paid at
i . I r,.n u tatio n It co n tain s no op
th e can n ery so th e g ro w ers may
know In ad vance w ha, to expect.
at Gresham Drug S to r e — Adv.
Mr. N ew ton Is not a can n ery pro-
The P hilippine islands have had
m otor an d p refers to own hls own
, ht» year one of th e best crops in
p lan t r a th e r th a n to go In on any
, heir history, b ut g n at h ard sh ip has
co-operative deal.
b().ft worked by lack of ships in
T his co m m u n ity will w elcom e Mr
which to carry hem p and su g a r to Newton and If he m eans business,
foreign m arkets. Q u an tities of agri
will And th e growers h ere ready to
cu ltu ral products a re lying useless help In every way
E stacad a P ro g
»rehouses or on th e ground.
in » I
ress.
contain th e m o rn in g an d
-Sun-
I o r a M u d d ) C o m p le x io n .
B 0R Iq i° a S u n d ay 'k eh o o l 10 a. m.,
°rd for a m o n th , a n d is
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,
Seventy to n s of coal a day will
Meet. If you k eep cows p o a c h in g ,Bt “ nd, ^ , S n d a ' »* ; ’’ EP-
TakP ch am b erlain F . T »bleU and
or(),n an r b a t„e « h lp along
use th is rec o rd sh e et. 2d and 4th Su? d?:. n m
adopt
a,
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daily
at
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P
rayer
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