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FAIRVIEW
Two m eetings will be held in F air-
view S atu rd ay . Apr. 22 u n d er th e di-
I rection of th e O regon Social H ygiene
i society.
Both will be held a t th e
city hall. In th e aftern o o n at 2 :3 0
j the m eeting will be fo r m others and
o th e r a d u h women only. Mrs. J. H.
1 P eterso n will preside. Mrs. H. H. Hel-
j 1er of P o rtlan d will speak on th e sub-
! ject “ How Shall 1 Tell My C h ild ?" A
co m m ittee of F airview women are
building up in te re st for the m eeting
A n o th er m eeting will be held a t
8 p. m. for men only. Mr. C. H.
Stone will preside. Dr. J. M. S hort,
form erly of G reshatn an d now of
P o rtlan d , will speak on th e su b ject,
I "W h at th e P hysician K now s.” Mr.
i E. B. M cN aughtou, ch airm an of the
' Public E d u catio n co m m ittee of the
> Oregon Social H ygiene society, will
talk on "T h e F o u r Sex L ies.” Mr. S.
B. H all of F airview will ta lk on th e
su b ject "W h at Can We Do for F air-
view ?” Both of th e m eetings will
be held in th e city hall and will he |
free. Young women an d young men
will be u d m itted to th e respective
m eetings.
A T T E N T IO N !
Thrifty Farmers, Dairymen and Feeders
MILL FEED
any quantity at Carload R ates for Cash
A boys' and g irls ’ In d u strial club
was form ed h ere last F rid a y with a
m em bership of 30 pupils from the
school. It was organized by County
A gent S. B. Hall u n d er th e extension
work of th e Oregon A g ricu ltu ra l col­
lege. T he officers elected are rpesl-
dent, Converse B u rlin g am e; vice
p resid en t, Rudolph L u sch er; secre­
tary, Jo sep h in e T ow nsend; tre a su re r,
M arg aret Jones. An advisory board
consisting of Mr. H all, Cedric Stone
and Rosalie L uscher will have su ­
pervision of th e work. T he next
m eeting will be held at th e school-
house tom orrow at 3 :3 0 .
E a ste r will be observed in both
ch u rch es of Fairview next Sunday
A program is being arra n g e d for the
M ethodist church and special E aster
music fo r th e P re sb y teria n church.
Cash Prices any day up to and including
Shorts, . . per
Middlings, per
F airv iew B a rb e r Shop.
Now open. F ree building, F airview
H. Mills.
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QUALITY the best
KELSO
SUNDIAL MILL
Phone : Gresham 6T1
Fairview, Oregon
Phone: Troutdale 9F 11
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Tili 'ifri ï i i
AUCTION SALE
F ou r M iles E ast o f M ontavllla. O regon, and One M ile E ast o f R u sse llv ille
on B a se L ine R oad , ju st E ast o f Red C ross D airy. T ak e Mt.
H ood Car to A scot S ta tio n and w alk l/4 M ile S ou th .
TUESDAY, APRIL 25
C om m encing at 10;30 Sharp.
T he B errell Stock and Im p lem en ts as F o llo w s:
a jí
y iíy y
COLUMBIANA
Mr. and Mrs. L andeen and son
from P o rtla n d spent S unday with
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. W oodw ard and
fam ily.
T he school children of S p ringdale
an d a few o th e r frien d s gave a su r
prise p arty for th e teach er,
Miss
Alice Davies, in honor of h er b irth ­
day, April 10th. They p resen ted her
w ith a m esh hand bag.
Mr. an d Mrs. Will T hom as and
baby son front K ansas a re visiting
a t the hom e of Mrs. T h o m as' sister,
Mrs. G ra n t Bell.
COWS AND DALRY SUPPLIES
One iy 2 Horse Power Boiler. One Wash Sink. Four Bottle
Crates, 350 Milk Bottles. 750-lb. capacity Simplex Separator. Bottle
A farew ell p arty was given for
Washer, 6 Buckets. 3-gal. Can, Milk Cooler. Bottler. 3 Lanterns. E rn e st Zilm W ednesday A pril 13th.
Twenty-three Milch Cows. This herd tests 4.6. Eighteen of before his re tu rn to th e navy. Q uite
I a n u m b er of his friwnns and relativ es
them are milking; a lot of them are fresh. Ten Heifers.
A sp len d id Herd o f Cows, so m e o f th em 5-am l «¡-gal. M ilkers.
Three Horses. Weight about 1100; 1 Horse, weight about 1500.
One dozen R. I. R. Chickens.
M A C H IN E R Y
Spring W agon. R id in g C u ltiv a to r, Top B u ggy, W a lk in g C u ltivator, W eeder,
P o ta to P la n ter. M ower. Hay H ake. 2 P low s. Feed C u tler, Hay R ope anti
Eork. B uggy S h afts. 2 4 S teel S tan ch ion s, S H ay F o rk s, M ilburn W agon.
W heelbarrow , D ouble Set H arn ess, 2 Sets S in g le H arness, Spring T ootli
H arrow , S teel F ra m e Harrow and o th er A rticles. T he M achinery is in
good shape.
TERM S:—Under $20, Cash. Over $20, 6 months time on approved
security. Those desiring time must make arrangem ents with the
clerk before the sale.
HALE RAIN OR SHINE
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
L. L. GILES, Owner
K. A. MILLER. Clerk, Gresham
W. S. WOOD, Auctioneer
Sanitary Meat Market
BEST QUALITY MEATS
PHONE 54»
FREE DELIVERY
Highest Price Paid for Veal, Hogs and Good Reef Cattle
ADOLF
T IE T Z E
GRESHAM , O RE.
MAIN ST.
H oss’ Truck Service
Office with Commercial Delivery Co.
229 Fine Street Between First and Second.
ALL KINDS OF HAULING BETWEEN GRESHAM AND
PORTLAND
F arm er'»
H auling, F u rn itu re
moving. O rd ers tak en
fo r Coal,
Briquets, Wood, Sand and Gravel.
Oresham
Dpr»
Pnetund.
Phone 79 X
U C I1
Broadway SOM; A
3O7H
w ere p rese n t, all en joying a p leasan t
evening.
Miss L ena Bell, who has been a t­
ten d in g business college at th e P o rt­
land Y. W. C. A., is v isitin g h er p a r­
ents.
Miss C lara K erslak e an d Sidney
B aker w ere g u ests of Miss Jessie
P resto n on S unday evening
Mrs. R alp h R ogers was a Sunday
g u est of Miss E sth e r K incaid.
M rs. W a lte _ r ___
L uihn had as h e r
guests la st week h er m other, Mrs.
N eilson an d siste r Mrs. L uihn of
P o rtlan d .
Ju liu s M eier and fam ily have
moved to th e ir co u n try hom e "T h e
M enuche,” to rem ain th ro u g h th e
E aster season.
Kelso cam e o u t v ictorious at the
Held m eet held at Boring April 15,
w inning 108 points.
B oring came
second w ith 7 6 points in th e ir favor
ind C o ttrell scored th ird 58 points
Hollowing is a list of th e Kelso win­
ters. Ages 6-9, egg race, A nna Lind,
1st; N ellie H a rv iso n ,3 d ; sack race,
lam es M ilan, 1st; relay race, Jam es
Milan, G eorge B arnum , Glen Irvin
ind V ernle J a rl, lBt.
Ages 9-12. 75 y ard dash, Monroe
H arbison, 2d; Jam es H ite, 3d.
B asket ball throw , Anna M ilan, 3d.
Ages 12-18.
B ask et ball throw ,
Hazel D unn, 3d.
Ages 9-15. Relay race, 50 yards,
M arion B arn u m , Hazel Dunn, Mary
Canny, Anna Milan, tied for 1st; 75-
y ard d ash , M arion B arnum , 2d,
sta n d in g broad Jum p, Mary Canny,
3d; ru n n in g high jum p, Hazel Dunn,
2d; M arlon B arnum , tied for 3d;
ru n n in g broad jum p. M arion B ar­
num , 3d.
Itoys 12-18. R unning high jum p,
L ester Irvin and H ugh H arbison tied
for 1st and 2d, each w inning five
p oints; ru n n in g broad jum p, Leo Mi­
lan 1st, H ugh H arbison 2d; sta n d in g
high ju m p , L ester Irvin 1st; 100-yd.
dash, L e ster Irvin 1st, Leo Milan 2d.
Iioys o v er 15 years.
150-yard
dash, G eorge Jo n sru d
and Clyde
H arbison tied for 1st; ru n n in g broad
jum p, G eorge Jo n sru d 1st; ru n n in g j
high ju m p , G eorge Jo n sru d 1st. The
Kelso boys' basket ball team won i
over B oring 23 to 9.
Mrs. Ja ck P atte rso n , who has u n ­
d ergone an op eratio n at th e Good
S am a ritan hospital, is rep o rted do­
ing well.
T he Rev. C h an d ler, of th e Sandy
M ethodist ch u rch , Is p lan n in g to s ta rt
a S unday school at Kelso.
Miss E rickson was unuble to teach
M onday on account of Illness.
The Rev. H en rk 'k sen , of P ortland,
will hold E nglish services in the
L u th eran ch u rch Sunday aftern o o n j
April 23d
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CORBETT
C o lu m b ian * H igh School.
Mrs. H. L. S tephenson of P o rtlan d
T he H u rlb u rt Vocal Society met at
sp en t la st week-end w ith h e r sister. Ja m e s R obs ’ last F rid ay evening.
Miss C o u lter and Mrs. C lara Sm ith.
A bout forty-five persons were p res­
A p arty co n sistin g of Mrs Ralph ent.
Mrs. Luihn acted as accom ­
Rogers, M arg aret M ershon. E sth er p an ist an d also sang a solo. Lunch
K incaid.
E dna
Maybee,
F ran ces I co n sistin g of cake and coffee was
Jo h n so n Mrs H. L. Stephpnsnn and served. T he next m eeting will be
Miss C o u lter w alked to Crow n Point held at Mr. and Mts. A rth u r Jo h n ­
on Sunday aftern o o n .
son's.
C lara Easley spent S unday with
Mrs. B row nlee cam e o u t F rid ay
h er Bister, Mrs C laude Woodle.
evening from P o rtlan d to spend the
F ran ces Jo h n so n is now stay in g w eek-end wifh Mrs. Jo h n S tew art
w ith Mrs. J. F. S um pter, ow ing to
Mr. and Mrs. W heeler, Mr. W lth-
th e fact th a t h e r m other, Mrs R E. ley and his m o th er and Mrs Myers
Jo h n so n will move to M ontavllla In sp en t Sunday, th e g u ests of Mrs. J.
th e n ea r fu tu re .
S tew art.
Mrs. Myers rem ained
T he west basem ent of th e high th ro u g h th e e n tire week.
school b u ilding is being cem ented
Mrs. E lijah C ham berlain has been
L ast F rid a y D istrict 39 celeb rated su fferin g w ith a m ost p ain fu l felon, •
w ith a p p ro p ria te A rbor Day exer- ' b u t it seem s to be im proving slowly.
cises.
Rev. Mr. Jo n es, fo rm er field w ork- '
I t has been decided to postpone j
th e p rese n tatio n of th e play "M r. I e r and ch u rch o rg an izer for the
C h ristian ch u rch in th e s ta te of
B ob,” u n til com m encem ent tim e.
Id aho, d elivered two splendid ser-
Punch C ed ar Polish Mops, th e a d -I
8 “ n± . y
ju sta b le kind, »1.50 w ith 1 q u a rt ,
"
" ,h e m o rn h l« * “« "T he
C ed ar oil, a t S terlin g
K id d er Testing T im e” and in th e evening
Hdwe Co.
J "Our Creed.”
YOU
KNOW —
I lint we issue Drafts and Money Orders p;t\uhle any­
where in the I'liited States ami Europe for less than
y on pay at the pnstnffice!
1 hat we pay 4 per cent interest on Time ami Savi.i’ s
Deposits!
That we write Fire Insurance!
That we rent Safety Deposit Boxes for $1.50 p t y e a . - !
That we have a Notary Public to take your a. know 1-
• dgnient, or draw t i p your deed or m ortgage!
That we receive DEPOSITS subject to eheck, in fact
do a GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS!
1 hat we want your business whether large or steed?
B A N K O F G R ESH A M
K. A MILLER, Cashier
Gresham, Oregon
Guaranteed - or Not a Cent's Charge
Y ou n e ed n o t suffer b u n io n to r t u r e nn h o u r lo n g e r. N o m a tte r h ow la rg e
o r p a in fu l y o u r b u n io n s m a y be—o r b«»w o fte n o r by w h o m tr e a te d a n d
p ro n o u n c e d in c u ra b le ” — h e re a t least is c o n v u w m g p r o o f ( h u t th e re
ta p o sitiv e re lie f for y o u —rig h t now —to d a y .
B u n io n C o m fo rt”
Is Guaranteed to Give Instant Relief
R ll
a n d p o sitiv e ly c u re th e m o st s tu b b o rn b u n io n s. Y o u 'll h a v e pe ac e an d c o m fo rt a s soon as you
a p p ly o n e . T h e p a in a n d in fla m m a tio n d is a p p e a r like m a g ic . Y ou c a n re a lly en jo y w tlk itig
o n ce m o re . L a d ie s c an w e a r th e ir n a tu r a l, sm a ll aise sh o es w ith o u t d is c o m fo rt—d o n 't c u t
in y o u r sh o e s a n d u se old fa sh io n ed c o tto n o r felt w a d s, w a sh e rs a n d s te e l c o n tra p tio n s . ’ B u n ­
ion C o m fo rt is th e c om m on sen se logical re m e d y fo r b u n io n s. I t a b so rb s a n d d ra w s o u t th e in-
fla m m a tio n . s o fte n s an d disso lv e s th e a c c u m u la te d la y e rs o f c a r tila g e w h ic h re a llv m a k e th e
b u n io n , th u s re d u c in g th e e n la rg e m e n t a n d r e s to rin g th e d e fo rm e d fo o t to its h e a lth v n o rm a l size.
G e l a B o x o f " B u n io n C o m fo rt” T o d a y ,
m o«l
u i.r v .lo u « burn,in nm iod y rou 'vi, „ « e r iru xl - r e tu r n t h e o t h e r tv u i> U »t«n a n il g - t jo u r
I he ltexnll Store
GRESHAM DRUG CO.
HILLSVIEW
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Gresham, Oregon
a o a t X N X K jo c n x H X K s a o o o a o c ia o o o
PHOTOS
Joe W alsh
re tu rn e d hom e last
Sunday from P o rtlan d , w here he has
been in the ho sp ital for th e last two
weeks. Mr. W alsh m et w ith an ac­
cident w hile w orking in a logging
cam p In W ashington.
E lizabeth M ueller, of M ontavtllu,
spent th e week-end w ith h er sisters
Mrs. M ark D oryland an d Mrs. A. E.
F o rsyth.
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PICTURE FRAMING
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S C H N E ID E R
S e ll B ld g ., M a in St., G re s h a m
P h o n s 541
W alter Brow n, of G resham , was
the guest of Edwin Y u n k er Sunday.
Born to Mr and Mrs. T. S harkey 30000o o o a o o o o o o o o o o o oooooö
A rpli 15, a d au g h ter.
Mr. and Mrs. A1 P eier m ade a trip
to P o rtlan d Monday.
Mrs. U rban P eier is visiting h er
d a u g h te r in P o rtlan d .
Wm. K lee is m aking his hom e on
his place in S unshine valley.
T h ree new fam ilies moved into
S unshine valley lately.
PURE, SWEET, CLEAN,
E m an u el M ueller is w orking for
S A N IT A R Y
A lbert Schlip of th e C rystal Spring
dairy.
For Sale by Leading Grocers
Mrs. A. H oover, of R oseburg, spent
A L W A Y S O R D E R IT
a few days la st week w ith h er p a r­
en ts, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Beers.
MT. HOOD
BUTTER
Money saving b arg ain s— w ant ads. 0
I f T o n W a n t F ir s t C la ss W ork Baa
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| ‘Patronize Home Industry’ $
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Your uianey will go fa rth e r, ji
jli com e hack to you q u ick er and '.(«
jit give you m ore satisfactio n .
sMRS
W E D E S IG N
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BEST BREAD
On the M arket
Fresh Every I)ay
B U IL D IN G S
E tta e l T. Jo n e s
F ra n k C. Jo n e s
O raabam , Ora., F h o n s 851
S. C. White Leghorns
* M y b ir d s a t th e M u ltn o m a h . o n n-
ty f a i r 1814, w o n la t a n ,l 2d c o c k ­
e r e l; 1st a n d 2d p u lle t ;
1 st pen
s p e c ia l, I,eat s o lid c o h ire d b ir d In
a llo w .
In 1915 1 io a t th e seconds
h u t g o t l a t c o c k e re l: la t n u tle t, la t
p e n . s p e c ia l, be at s o lid c o lo re d o lrd
In s h o w a n d second cock.
A U M y B ir d s a ra T ra p n e a te d c t.it
h a ve been f o r y e a rs , w i t h th e ie s i . l t
b y c a r e fu l b re e d in g h a v e liig n p ro ­
d u c e rs . W i ll h a ve 2000 s e le c te d eg gs
f o r h a tc h in g to s p a re f o r to e n e x t
m o n th a t 15 00 p e r h u n d ro d .
ij! Try
Roman Meal’ Bread
A great Health Food
Pies, Cakes, and Other |
Pastry Articles.
City Bakery I
Main St.
G resham
FLORENCE TAYLOR,
B o x 50, R o u te 4, G re s h a m .
Don’t overlook th e W ant Ads.
Change in Price of Lumber
Until M ay I, W e Will M ake the
following Prices on Lum ber.
2x4 16
Rough $5.00, Sized $5 00
2x4 24
Rough $5.00; Sized $C.OO
1x4 24
Rough $5.00; Sized $6 .05
1x4-16
Rough $5.00; Sized $6.00
2x8 16
Rough $5.00; Sized $C 00
2x8 24
Rough $5.00; Sized $0.00
2x6-16
Rough $5.00; Sized $6x0
2x6 24
Rough $5.00; Sized $5 00
1x4 Sheeting sized one side, random lengths
$ 4 00
1x6 Sheeting sized one side, random lengths
...
$ 5.00
1x6 and 8 Shiplap
- $ 7.00
No. 1 Rustic
$16.00
No. 2 Rustic
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$12.00
Barn Rustic
-------- $ 8.00
We also have Building Material of all kind« al exceptional
low price.
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SANDY FIR LUMBER CO.
Phone, Sandy 46
Samty, <)n>Knn