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E. A. 4 1 st D iv., C a m p M ills, N. Y.
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II« »W ARD P O W E R S . U. S. S. K e n tu c k y f r 4 a
1 st D iv. A. E. F., F ra n c e .
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( re P o s t m a s t e r , N. Y.
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W h en V E N C IL EV A N S.
lin g , te s tin g an d fin ish in g o f th e p ro s p e rity is on e v ery h an d .
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M ills, N ew York.
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H E S L IN . C o . 8, o . C. V . F t. ( ’ H E N D R IC K S . Co.
ing lieu v er a u to m o b ile s b u t th e m en t a la rg e new p la n e r ; a tool he a t A m e ric a n Ked C r o s s h e a d q u a r t ­ C A S R te Y v L
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M ills, N. Y.
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ch an g e d c o n d itio n b ro u g h t a b o u t by g rin d e r, w o rth o n e th o u s a n d d o llars Ja g g e d one, t h r o u g h th e m id d le o f him . C O R I’. C L A U D E H E S L IN . Co. II 16 2d N E L S O N RO SS, A v ia tio n . A. E . I ’.,
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E D G A R L. R U S S E L L . U. S. S K e a r s a g e ,
to n , D. C.
«•are A dj. Office, A E. !• F ra n c e .
p o stp o n e m e n t of th e o rig in a l plan. d rill o rd e re d tw o y e a rs ag o u t a s a v ­ h a c k , o f c o u rs e , a n d e v e r y m o rn in g
e a r - P o s tm a s te r . N ew York
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p a tie n t,
c a r e f u l A m e ric a n J W IL L IA M H IL L Y A R D U. S. S. Iow a. L E S L I E T. ST. C L A IR . Co. 8. O. C. A rt.. 1ST S G T
E. J 8, Ii E ng. Ry U. S. A rm y P. <».
T h e c o m p an y now h as s e v e ra l a u to ­ in g of sev en h u n d re d a n d fifty d o l­ d o c to r d r e s s e d th e w o u n d . P ie r r e e n ­
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R U S S E L L . Co. B. 1 1 6th
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RA S S H R 1 N E R . E le c tr ic S ch o o l. U S N
JO H N K. H O N E Y . S S. U. N
JO H N D A L E R U S S E L L . Co. F. 18,li
28. Sec-
M a re Is la n d , «’a lif o r n ia
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w h ich
is piped b a c k h is lip , sh o w h is w h ite te e th in a
A m é ric a in e . S e c tio n F R E D M U R R A Y S M IT H .
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A. E. F., F ra n c e .
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In th e m e a n tim e th e H eav er com - b lo w er fo r th e b la c k s m ith sh o p ; and
I w e n t o u t to th e h o s p ita l o n b u s i­
1 AGED WOMAN DIES
puny is m a k in g fo u r d iffe re n t g a so ­ a new sm a ll m o ld in g m a c h in e fo r n e s s S a t u r d a y a n d s to p p e d a m o m e n t
AT SPRINGDALE HOME
lin e e n g in e s a n d a h ig h g r a d e d ra g th e fo u n d ry .
A la rg e m o ld in g m a ­ to se e so m e o f m y old h le e s e ( w o u n d ­
saw o u tlit, th e la t te r b e in g th e c h ief c h in e is on th e w ay a n d w hen it is e d ) , w h o s t i l l r e m a in . P i e r r e h a d been
M rs. M ary A. K ern died a t h e r
c a r r ie d o u t to th e te r ra c e . H e ro s e l>y
p ro d u c t.
T h is m a c h in e is u one
in o p e ra tio n it w ill e n a b le th e m to th e a id o f tw o c a n e s to sh o w t h a t he
h o m e a t S p rin g d a le on T u esd ay
m o rn in g la st a t 7 :1 5 . S he w as b o rn
c y lin d e r g a so lin e e n g in e a ffa ir w ith cast tw en ty -fiv e e n g in e s p e r day w ith c a n now s ta n d . < >f c o u r s e h e c a n n e v e r
in G e rm a n y an d w as ag ed 85 y e a rs,
f r e e d u tc h .
It is a b o u t five-hom e th e p re s e n t fo rce o f m en. Tw o a d ­ do h e a v y w o rk a g a in a n d h e is g o in g to
ten m o n th s a n d e ig h t days.
p o w er.
It is a o n e-m an rig an d will d itio n a l e le c tric m o to rs liuve been a w o n d e r fu l s c h o o l h e re in P a r i s fo r
Slit* w as liv in g w ith h e r d a u g h te r ,
th e
r e - e d u c a tio n
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th e
m u tila te d .
cut tw e n ty to th ir ty c o rd s o f wood in s ta lle d d u rin g th e y e a r, to fu rn ish
Mrs. Ii. W. i ’a n z le r.
T h e fu n e ra l
Long Distance Hauling of Stock, Etc., by Auto Trucks.
N in e te e n tr a d e s a r e t a u g h t th e r e
He
took p lace from th e F e rn d a le G os­
on an a v e ra g e .
O ne m an can c u t n eed ed pow er.
w ill le a rn p r in tin g . I to ld h im t h a t m y
pel H all y e ste rd a y w ith in te rm e n t in
logs fo r tw o d o n k e y e n g in e s. Saw s
A lady b o o k k e e p e r is now in frie n d . C a p ta in W o f th e -------------- r e g i­
K. 1, Box 392, I’ui't In ml. Phone Woodlawn 5358
D o u g lass c em e tery .
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S h e lives in
h ig h ly .
H is s m ile w a s n o t fo rc e d th is
anil to s e v e ra l e a s te rn p o in ts a s well P o rtla n d a n d co m es o u t in h e r own tim e ft|id it w a s v e r y b ro ad .
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Many a re in use in M u ltn o m a h c o u n ­ c a rs ye sc rib e c o u n te d n in e a u to m o ­ T h e •V w n e h lo v e th e m . A ll th e c iv il­ I*-.'' g v -
ty a n d a re g iv in g u n iv e rsa l s a tis f a c ­ bile« a n d tw o m o to r cy cles, all b e­ ise d w o rld lo v e s th e m ." A nd th e n he
ta lk e d o f th e good d o n e tty A m e ric a n
tion.
T h e fa c to ry is em p lo y in g 35 lo n g in g to p e rso n s c o n n e c te d w ith d o c to r s a n d n u r s e s in th e s t r e n u o u s and
to 5(1 m en rig h t a lo n g , th e p u y ro ll th e p la n t a n d an e x cellen t ex h ib it to b r a v e y e a r s b e f o re th e A m e r ic a n s o l­
ru n n in g clo se to $10(10 p e r w eek.
th<* c re d it of "d o w n tro d d e n la b o r” d ie r s cam e. " T h e A m e r ic a n s a r e a l ­
W o u ld to
T h e O u tlo o k w as In te re ste d in th e o r r a t h e r to Vie class of la b o r e r em ­ w a y s tine a n d w o n d e r fu l! "
h e a v p n A m e ric a w e re n s tine a n d kin d
g ro w th o f th is p la n t d u rin g th e p a st ployed by th e B eav er S ta te M o to r Co. a n d f a i r a n d j u s t a s h e t h l h k s s h e Is!
N e a r th e ---------------------No. th e c e n s o r
w o u ld n ’t le t m e te ll w h a t is n e a r w h a t,
LODGE AND CHAPTER
SOME WAR PRICES NOW
I'm su re .
I t ’s s a f e r to d e s c r ib e u n i­
ELECT NEW OFFICERS f o r m s —th e o liv e d r a b o f th e M o n te n e ­
PREVALENT IN SWEDEN
g r in s , w ho w e a r Hut l i t t l e r o u n d -to w e r
In tt le t te r fro m Mrs. E llen llo lm
G resh am L odge No. 152, A. F. & c a p s o f Mie s a m e c o lo r, w ith a go ld
of K a rls h a g u , V a ste rg o ta n d , S w ed ­ A. M , h a s re c e n tly e le c te d officers i i a i t - o f - a r m s on th e f r o n t ; th e " p u r p le
en. re c e n tly receiv ed by Iter b ro th e r fo r tlie c o m in g y e a r, as fo llo w s:
d r a b ' o f th e P o rtu g e s e , w h ic h lo o k s
I'r a n k G u sta fso n of P ow ell V alley,
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M , W It. th in a n d r a t h e r c h illy in th e b i t t e r
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in te r e s tin g s ta te m e n ts w ere B u rk e, S. W .; J. E. C la n a b a n , J. W .; P u r ls c o ld : th e tr im J a p a n e s e , th e R u s ­
m ade a b o u t
liv in g c o n d itio n s in J. B. R o b e rtso n , S. I».; W . R. J o h n ­ s i a n s w ith t h e i r b ro a d s h o u ld e r s t r a p s
S w eden a t th e p re se n t tim e.
T h e son. J
I».; A. J
H a in m a r. 8. 8 .; a n d m u ch g o ld b r a id , th e M > ro < aan s.
le t te r Itatl been tw o m o n th s com ing R ic h a rd J. W e rn e r. J , 8 .;
Ja m e s t h e H in d o o s, th e b r a v e B e lg ia n s : th ^
fro m S w ed en
and
w as o p en ed by K lk ln g to n , tr e a s u r e r ; W in. C. Metz- w o n d e r fu l B r itis h , w h o g a v e u p th e
m all c e n s o r No. 4568 g iv in g som e g e r, se c re ta ry .
Full size Cotton Blankets in
w a v s o f p ea c e a n d h u v e w a te r e d E u ­
Idea of tlie tre m e n d o u s ta s k of c e n ­
G resh am C h a p te r No. 117, E a ste rn rope w ith t h e i r b e s t, b lo o d to s ta n d
White anti Grey.
$1.85 to $3.00
so rin g Hie m ull.
S ta r h a s a lso e le c te d th e fo llo w in g b y t h e i r g iv e n w o rd a n d to k e e p a
Lots of them for yon to select from all dis­
Woolnap Blankets in Plain
E ach p e rso n in S w eden is allo w ed officers:
t
t r e a t y w h ic h p ro m is e d t h a t B e lg iu m
played on tables lor your convenience.
six p o u n d s o f ry e flour a n d fo u r E liz a b e th S c h n e id e r, W o rth y M at­ s h o u ld tie in v o lla h le . fro m b e in g c o n ­
Colors ami Plaid
$3 50 to $5.00
p o u n d s of o a ts fo r Hour a m o n th If ro n ;
C o m e in ami look them over. Character
M axw ell S c h n e id e r, W o rth y s id e r e d " a s c r a p o f p a p e r ." T h e n th e r e
Wool Blankets. White, Grey
o ne b u tc h e rs a pig they a re allo w ed P a tr o n ; C a rrie C a m e ro n , A sso ciate a r e th e A u s tr a l i a n s u n d th e N ew Z ea­
Dolls, Doll Buggies, Animals, Teddy
and Pitney Plaids
$6.00 to $10.00
to k eep 1 2 % p o u n d s fo r each p e r ­ M a tro n ; C a rrie M cC orm ick. S ecre­ landers a n d C a n a d ia n s , w h o a r e a s
Bears. Games of all kinds.
son In th e fam ily , b u t th a t allow -1 ta r y ; P e a rl D a h ih a m e r, T r e a s u r e r ; a n x io u s to h e a r th e E n g lis h la n g u a g e
a n ce Is fo r o n e y e a r a little d iffer- | G race C le v e la n d , C o n d u c tre s s ; E rm a a s o u r o w n A m e r ic a n s a rc . I t 's a g r e a t
n i t from o n e m e a tle ss day a week
S h u ltz, A sso ciate C o n d u c tre s s ; M u r­ a r r a y . O n e s e e s a ll th e w ay a r o u n d th e
A large stock of Knit Toques
b u tte r is $4.75 p er p o u n d .
She iel H oney. C h a p la in ; C o ra C h ild ers. w o rld in o n e b lo ck on th e l i n e d e
C. K. ROGERS
B uyer o f L iv e sto c k
Xmas Suggestions
Our Christmas stocks are now at their best. Here
you will find gifts for Men, Women and Children,
practical and useful.
Blankets
Toys Toys Toys
Toques and Sweaters
d id n 't s ta te If th e a m o u n t w as lim ­
ited hut th e p rice w ould lim it it fo r
m ost fo lk s In th is c o u n try . Coffee,
w h ile Hour, m u sh m eal of all k in d s
a re not to he obtained, n e ith e r can
le a th e r o r coal oil, c o n se q u e n tly
they hav e to e a t an d d o th e i r ch o res
In th e d a rk as In S w eden It is d a rk
u n til n in e o r h a lf past in th e m o rn ­
ing uttd tw ilig h t b eg in s by 3 o r 4
p in. a t litis tim e of th e y ear.
Mrs.
H olm
said th is w as th e ir
g re a te s t tr o u b le th e luck of lig h t
an d sc a rc ity
of le a th e r.
W o m en 's
sh o es six in c h e s h ig h se llin g fo r $22
p er p a ir a n d m e n 's le a th e r h oots at
iu ly $75
O ne b u n ch of y a rn Is $75
an d Is e q u a l to th r e e p o u n d s o r $25
p er poun d
T h e le t t e r b eg an w ith re fe re n c e to
tin
te r rib le tim e s we a re h av in g
n o w " an d tiia t is w h at we h av e been
c a llin g it h e re , so we w ill h av e to
g et a new v o c a b u la ry If su ch p rices
e v e r gel to O reg o n .
A bout th e o n ly food th e r e w as
p lenty of w as h e rr in g , w hich so ld a t
on ly $1 p e r p o u n d .
E v id e n tly w ages have a lso been
In c re a se d , aa site s ta te d th a t h e r son
who w as a c o rp o ra l In th e S w edish
arm y re c eiv ed $75 p er m o n th an d
Ills board.
L ast w o rd s io th e cook»: lie care
ful anti sa v in g , b u t keep o u b a stefu g
th e* ro a s ts
fo r C h ris tm a s d in n e r ;
d o n 't let th e m becom e d ry ; s tra in
th e s k in s o u t o f th e c ra n b e rry
sa u c e , see th a t th e m ince m e a t is
m ad e of th e p ro p e r In g re d ie n ts to
p re s e rv e its e q u ilib riu m
Be c h e e r­
fu l, o p tim istic , a n d hope fo r p eace
on e a r th , good w ill to m an a n d g lo ry
In th e
life e v e rla s tin g — a n d th en
rin g th e d in n e r bell.
M a rsh a l;
A nna B row n, O rg a n is t;
M innie C h in a b a n . A d ah ; b u re a u K id ­
d e r, R u th ; C a rrie P o w ell. E s th e r;
L en a E lk ln g to n , M a rth a ; E d n a H all.
E le c ta :
May
C ogsw ell,
W a rd e r;
W en d ell C le v e la n d .
S e n tin e l.
In ­
s ta lla tio n of officers D ect'iu b er 18.
Itivoll
My w o rk w ill la k e m e n e x t w eek
w ith in s o u n d o f th e g u n s
T h e f ro n t
Is m o v in g so f u r n o r th th a t th e y h u v e
n o t lieen h e a r d h e re f o r m a n y , m a n y
m o n th s ., o f c o u rs e . I 'll h e In n o d a n ­
g e r. s o s a v e y o u r s y m p a th y f o r th o s e
wh< a r e th e re a l w a r s u f f e re rs
C e r ta in ly t h i s m u s t b e a w a r a g a i n s t
RED CROSS MANAGERS
S o m e le a g u e
o f n a tio n s
m u st
w HAVE BEEN ASSIGNED h w a ar.
v e a p o lic e f o r c e s t r o n g e n o u g h to see
I*r
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F lx e tt,
Red C ross t h a t su c h a th i n g c a n n e v e r h a p p e n
C h ris tm a s
m e m b e rsh ip
cam p a ig n a g a in , n e v e r, n e v e r! It s e e m s t h a t A m ­
m a n a g e r fo r M u ltn o m ah c o u n ty , re ­ e r ic a is a lio u t Io m a k e th e d re n m o f
p o rte d y e s te rd a y Ills d is tr ic t c a m ­ w o rld -w id e p e a c e co m e tru e .
p aig n m a n a g e r a s s ig n m e n ts w ith th e
e n th u s ia s tic re p o r t:
" E v e ry
m an
lias p ro m ised to w ork lik e a n ig g e r
u n til th e clo se of th e c a m p a ig n ."
All d is tric ts a re co v e re d in Dr
F lx e tt's a s s ig n m e n ts , sa v e th a t lying
east of th e city lim its an d w est of
tlie R ockw ood ro ad
" I t is o u r In te n tio n ." d e c la re d Dr.
F lx e tt, " to m a k e p e rs o n a l calls, not
once b u t as m an y tim e s as is n e ces­
sa ry . on every h o m e, e v e ry b u sin ess
h o u se, ev ery fa rm In th e te r rito ry
o u ts id e
P o rtla n d .
P o rtla n d
w ill
h av e to sp eed up th is tim e . If It In ­
te n d s to k eep pace w ith M u ltn o m ah
c o u n ty ."
F o llo w in g
a re
Dr F lx e tt's a p ­
p o in tm e n ts:
E ast o f S an d y riv er,
H It Jo h n s o n . B rid al V eil, w est of
Handy riv e r a n d E ast of R ockw ood,
G eo rg e
H oney,
Dr A T h o m p so n
am i A C Ruby . all o f G r e s h a m . west
of W illa m e tte riv e r und s o u th of
P o rtla n d . R iv e rd a le d is tric t. Ross M
P lu m m e r, c a re P lu m m e r D ru g co m ­
p an y , P o r tla n d ; w est of H o o u e's F e r ­
ry ro ad , so u th of O reg o n E le c tric
ra ilw a y . W est P o rtla n d d is tr ic t. Mrs
G eo rg e Y ates, R F D. No 2 H ills­
d a le . n o rth o f C an y o n ro a d an d w est
of th e W illa m e tte riv e r. C F F o lk -
e rb e rg . L ln n to n , R F D No. 2
You m ay n o t be a b le to Join th e
fig h tin g un it» o f y o u r g o v e rn m e n t,
Tailoring
b u t you can be "In th e a e rv lc e ” by
For
m en
and
w o m en — c le a n in g , liv in g up to y o u r food p le d g e and
p re s sin g a n d re p a irin g d o n e well p ra c tic in g
c o n se rv a tio n
in
your
P e te r L e u a rd , P o w ell s tre e t.
h o m e a n d e lae w h ere
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Holiday Ribbons
They are shown in the most
attractive rich color combi­
nation in light, dark shades.
5 and 6 in. wide, yard
ARMY CAMPS AND
THEIR LOCATIONS
F o llo w in g Is th e list of a rm y c a n ­
to n m e n ts a n d th e ir lo c a tio n s In th e
U n ite d S ta te s:
25c to 35c
Unbrellas and Hand Bags
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C am p
L ew is.
T acom a.
W ash .;
C am p F u n a to n . J u n c tio n C ity, K an s.;
t a n tp T ravis, S a il A n to n io , T ex as;
C am p
D odge. Des M oines. Io w a;
C am p P ik e. L ittle R ock. A rk ; C am p
G ra n t. R o ck fo rd , III.; C am p C u ste r,
B a ttle C reek , M ich.; C am p S h e rm a n .
C h illic o th e ,
O h io :
C am p
T a y lo r.
L o u isv ille, K v.; C am p G o rd o n . A t­
»X
la n ta , Ga ; C am p Ja c k s o n . C o lu m b ia.
8. C .; C am p L ee, P e te rs b u rg , V a .;
C am p M eade. B a ltim o re . M d.; C am p
Dix, T re n to n , New J e r s e y ; C antp
U p to n , B ro o k ly n , N. Y.. C am p D ev­
ena. F itc h b u rg . Mass
Mall s e n t to
persona at these camps should be
addressed as in the foregoing list
The scarcity is assigned as a rea­
son fo r the high price o f candy fo r
the C hristm as season. And
the
abundance o f price Is very apt to
prove the reaeon fo r the scarcity of
purchases.
tor men, women ami chil­
dren in all colors and
styles, each
30c to 75c
Women's Wool Sweaters in
combination colors, special each $6.00
Children's Sweaters in Red
and Grey,' each
50c io $1.00
Men's Sweaters in Red and
K’''.v
$1.35 to $3.50
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Good serviceable m aterials—
Gloria Silk and Linen and
Silk
60c to $550
The Mary
Piekford
1'm-
brellas
$1.75 to $5.50
Ladies’ Hand Bags, all new
sfvles
65c to $1.50
Slippers
Siesta
Bedroom
Slipp, :s of tin. Colored Pelt $1.00 to $1.50
Men's Pelt Slippers, broad
comfortable lasts, grev or
Brown Pelt
$1.25 to $1.35
W o m e n 's
Towels
Honeycomb Towels in Pink and Blue
Borders, each
45c
Itirkish Towels in h'am*. Colored Bor-
d< rs, Blue, Pink. 11
pe, Gold
60c
Wash ( lothes at
5C f,, 15C
Handkerchiefs
Children's Handkerchiefs, put
up in neat hoxt i. 3 in box, ea 18c to
W o m e n 's
H a m R ■fell id's with
Script and Plor ll Designs, ea
5c to
W omen’s Plain Linen Hand-
kerchiefs, each
10c to
Men's Lawn and Linen Hand-
kerchiefs, each
5c to
Men's Initial Handkerchiefs
20 ea, or 3 for 50c
Hosiery
Knox Knit “ Silk Lisle” Hosiery for
men, women and children, each pair
guaranteed to give satisfaction or re­
placed with a new pair, per pair
35c
Phoenix Silk Stockings, pair
90c to $1.35
Practical Gifts for Men
Men's Shirts. Pnibrellas. Suspenders. Sup­
porters and Arm Band Sets, Kid Gloves,
Sox ami T ies. All moderately priced.
SH O ES FO R T H E W H O L E F A M IL Y
Phone 641
CANNON’S
GRESHAM.
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