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of th e d is tric t a n d o th e r s a re u rg e d serv ices.
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W eu d t- to a tte n d .
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ice w ill be held In th e P re s b y te ria n
c h u rc h , F a irv ie w , n ex t F rid a y e v e n ­
in g , A p ril 1 2 th . A s t a r w ill be placed
fo r each s o ld ie r e n lis te d fro m » 'air-
view o r v icin ity . T h e fla g w ill he
p re s e n te d by th e U. 8. cla ss of th e
P re s b y te ria n S u n d ay sch o o l. A ble
on the installm ent plan anti help win the war.
s p e a k e rs fro m P o rtla n d w ill be p re s ­
e n t an d J. W. T ro y , th e e v a n g e listic
Initial Paym ent ...............5 per cent
sin g e r, w ill sin g a n u m b e r o f p a tr io ­
tic so n g s, in c lu d in g " O v e r T h e re . ’
M ay 28th
20 per cent
E v ery b o d y com e to th is p a tr io tic
July 18th
.35 per cent
serv ice, a n d do h o n o r to o u r g a lla n t j
's o ld ie r boys.
A ugust 15th
.40
per cent
Tis Freedom’s Call, Lend Your All
ON TO BERLIN!
Our Soldier Boys Are Out to Win!
M W W W W W R *« - •
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Uncle Sam Needs Your Money to Help “Carry On’’
And It Is Up to Us to Back Him With Our Dollars
We Can Do It by Buying Liberty Bonds
Let Us Put Gresham “Over the Top”
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In the Third Liberty Loan
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BUY a 44 per cent LIBERTY BOND
TROUTDALE
F a irv ie w g ra n g e h e ld it r e g u l a r '
, m e e tin g on A p ril 6. T h e g ra n g e r s I W. 1. S p en cer bus b o u g h t 30 a c re s
from th e e a st en d o f th e E uu Dial
¡ w ere h ig h ly h o n o re d by h a v in g w ith
th em J u d g e M orrow o f P o rtla n d who
p u ttin g in an e x te n siv e ir rig a tio n sys-
CHI S il \ \ I , OREGON
g av e th e m a very fine ta lk . We a lso j f
ite m , by s p r in k lin g fro m pipes o v e r­
hail s e v e ra l o th e r y n e s p e a k e rs,
head. th e w a te r b eing p u m p ed fro m
a m o n g th e m Mr. a n d M rs. S m ith of
|th e S andy riv e r. T h e w hole e x te n t of
A lbany. O reg o n , w ho a re v is itin g old
th e ir rig a tio n pipes w ill to ta l five
frie n d s, Mr. an d Mrs. 8. B. H all.
m iles. M r. S p en cer Is a v e te ra n In
B lain e T u r n e r h a s p u re n a s e d a Mo- , h e g ro w lllg b u sin ess, h a v in g a p lace
line tr a c to r , w hich he is u sin g to do Up „ „
Mainly w h ere he ra ise s hot
of b a k in g ex cellen ce. E v e ry ­
th in g on o u r c o u n te rs goes
h is s p r in g p lo w in g .
ho u se to m a to e s anil o th e r lu x u rie s.
to you ju s t as It sh o u ld —
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p e rfe c t
b a k in g — a 1 w a y s
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fre s h ,
p u re
in g r e d ie n ts ;
w ide v a rie tie s, r ig h t p rices,
m e u t fo r p a in s in th e c h e st a n d lam e- ¡fo r th e e a rly cro p , w ith c a b b a g e anil
c o u rte o u s a n d q u ic k se rv ice
net's of th e s h o u ld e rs d u e to rh e u m a c a u liflo w e r fo r th e m ain crop,
n e a tn e s s th r o u g h o u t. P a ­
tism , an d am p leased to say th a t it
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tro n iz e th e b a k e ry s a n ita ry .
h a s n e v e r fa ile d to g iv e m e p ro m p t ; ‘" rs
D illin g h a m , fro m th e R ed
re lie f ,” w rite s Mrs. 8. N. F in c h , Ba- C ross h e a d q u a r te r s in P o rtla n d , gav e
ta v ia , N. Y .— Adv.
o u r a u x ilia ry a sp le n d id a n d in s p irin g
H o b so n ’s Baby B ran d e a s to ria , the ta lk a t th e m e e tin g last T h u rs d a y , go-
G reehani.
Phone 11
P h a rm a c y . m g un th r o u g h to vinlt th e a u x ilia ry
g e n u in e ,
at
P o w e ll’s
G u a ra n te e d .— Adv.
at P le a s a n t View. T h e local a u x ili­
ary haw d ecid ed to hold a s ilv e r te a
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r r - -i n ex t S a tu r d a y , A p ril 1 3 th , a fte rn o o n
¡an d e v e n in g , to ra ise fu n d s to p u r ­
c h ase m a te ria l fo r a se rv ic e flag , in
i h o n o r ol o u r boys in th e serv ice. A
I p a tr io tic p ro g ra m w ill be g iven In th e
JO SEPH .1. F IN L E Y , Conductor
ev en in g .
P a tr io tis m w as th e key n o te of th e
M eets even’ W ednesday, 8:15 p.m., G rade School Bid.
m e e tin g of th e L a d ie s’ Aid la s t W ed­
n e s d a y a t th e C. I. T h o m a s hom e.
Mra. L. A. H arlo w g av e h e r im p re s ­
s i o n s of a p a tr io tic lu n c h e o n sh e a t ­
ten d ed in P o rtla n d th e w eek b efo re,
w hich led to an ex te n d e d d is cu ssio n
a n d ex p re ssio n of lo y a lty by th o s e
T o b e g iv e n a b o u t M a y 10 b y th e c o m b in e d
p re s e n t. V isito rs p re s e n t b esid es Aid
m e m b e rs w ere Rev. a n d Mrs. F. 8.
c h o r u se s o f th e G r e sh a m C o r a l S o c ie ty
F o rd , M rs. E lla H en sley , .Mrs. W iley
a n d th e P o r tla n d O r a to r io S o c ie ty
R ic h a rd so n , Mrs. G eo rg e S c h la tte r,
ilr s . Lee E v an s an d so n , and Mrs.
5 0 to 1 0 0 V o ic e s
J a m e s N o rm an .
L ast W ed n esd ay b eing R u th K n lel-
i l’s b ir th d a y , h e r m o th e r In v ited se v ­
e r a l little trie-nils in as a s u r p ris e fo r
h er. T h e p a rty lu sted fro m seven
M em bers already belonging pay 75c for m usic which
o ’clock till n in e , th e c h ild re n h av in g
a sp le n d id tim e.
they keep. New m embers pay $1.25 and own music.
T h e P a re n t-T e a c h e r a sso c ia tio n w ill
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h o ld th e ir re g u la r b u sin e ss m e etin g
-next F rid a y , A pril 12th. Mrs. J W.
T o w n se n d , of F a irv ie w , w ill ta lk on
th e w ork of school fa irs. Mrs. N. 8.
I’a rs o n s w ill also hav e a p a p e r, on a
s u b je c t ch o sen by h e rse lf.
B orn at H e rm isto n , M arch 2fith, to
Mr an d M rs. " F r i t z ” S tra s s e r , a son.
* Mr S tr a s s e r w as a re s id e n t of T r o u t­
d ale fo r m any y e a rs a n d I l l s m any
fi lends till be In t-re s te d In Hie b ap
| py ev en t.
T h e .in iiu al m oving tim e is on a t
T ro u td a le .
F o u r m oves a re on re c ­
o rd or la s t week T h e H arlo w s have
m oved to P o rtla n d , (s h ip y a rd w o rk ),
T. J S k irv ln has m oved In to th e H a r ­
low h o u se, th e H e lm in g s have com e
to th e i r own h o m e, and Mrs.
(• N e ill h as m oved ne-.t d o o r to h e r
fo rm e r horn«
Mrs. O’N eill re c e n tly received d is ­
c o u ra g in g new s from h e r h u sb a n d In
A rizo n a.
T h e sm elt have q u it ru n n in g In H ip
B endy.
S u n d ay th e r e w as a la rg e
cro w d o u t fo r th e fishing, b u t lh e ru n
h d q u it, a n d th e g u lls w ere fo llo w ­
ing to p ick up th e d ead fish
T h e lib ra ry te a w Pl lie held next
w ie k T h u rsd a y a fte rn o o n , A pril 1»
All lit» re s te I a re c o rd ia lly In v ited to
a tte n d .
BANK OF GRESHAM
A Scrap of Paper
Germany
Can’t Tear Up
We Lead the Procession
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The German military autocracy tore up
its treaty with Belgium.
CITY BAhCRY
But a Liberty Bond is an American
pledge that Germany cannot break.
Your Liberty Bond will help America
redeem its promsie to put the German
military autocracy out of business.
T h e G r e s h a m C h o r a l S o c ie ty
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Studying1 a Special Concert arrangement of
the Opera “AIDA”
Contributed by C. I. RA K ER & SON,
Lord G arage, G resham , Ore.
For the benefit of the Gresham Grade School
Third Liberty Loan
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Our Country'» Call to Everyone Is to Buy a
Liberty Bond of the Third Liberty Loan
Mother»’ Sons Must Be Backed by father»’ Dollars
Making It the Duty of Every Loyal American
That Can to Buy a Liberty Bond
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Hessel’s Farm Machinery
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E. W. AYLSWORTH
THIS SMALL TRACTOR
FITS ANY FARM
This small Case Tractor is conservatively rated at 9 horse­
power draw bar pull and 18 horsepower on the belt. It is
more easily handled than a team. It is only 10 ft. 3 in long,
4 ft. 10. wide and 5 ft. 1 in. high. Weighs about 3600 lbs.
It does the work of six horses in the held and a boy can
handle it. You can drive it day and night, never gets
tired. Every farmer can afford one. It will do your work
economically—faster and better, so why wait? Order
now. We will teach you how to hitch it to any job.
It W ill End th e W a r
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T h e se a re tw in evil». P erso n » s u f­
fe rin g fro m
in d ig n atio n
a re o fte n
tro u b le d w ith c o n stip a tio n Mr*. R o b ­
e r t A lliso n , M attoon. 111., w rite» th a t
w hen sh e first m oved to M atto o n »he
was a g re a t su ffe re r from In d ig estio n
an d c o n s tip a tio n .
F ood d is tre s se d
h e r a n d th e r e wan a fe e lin g lik e a
heavy w eig h t p re s sin g on h e r s to m ­
ach -nil c u rs t. S he d id n o t re s t well
a t n ig h t, an d felt w orn o u t a good
p a rt of th e tim e
O ne b o ttle of
c h a m b e r la in 's T ab let« c o rre c te d th is
tro u b le so t h a t »he h as »Ince felt lik e
a d iffe re n t p erson -A d v
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I WE WANT YOU
TO TELL ON US
¡D on’t keep It a se c re t. A fter
'y o u ’ve d isco v ered how o u r m eals
p lease you, y o u r fam ily a n d y o u r
g u e sts, we w a n t you to te ll o th e r
'fo lk s a b o u t It. T h a t a o rt of frb i i l ­
ly
gossip w o n 't h u r t a n y b ed y .
P ass a lo n g th e good w ord.
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Gresham Market4
G H K .M IA M .
Som e G imm ) A dvice.
“ D o n 't th in k to o m uch of y o u r
ow n m e th o d s. W a tc h o th e r p eo p le 's
way» a n d le a rn fro m th e m .” T bl» la
good a d v ic e , esp e c ia lly w hen b ilio u s
o r c o n s tip a te d .
Y ou w ill find m any
p o p le w ho use C h a m b e rla in 's T a b ­
le ts fo r th e s e a ilm e n ts w ith th e best
re s u lts , a n d w ill do w ell to follow
th e i r e x a m p le .— Adv.
OREGON^
T ailorin g
For
m en a n d
w o m en — c le a n in g ,
p re s sin g an d re p a irin g d o n e well.
P e te r L e n a rd , Pow ell s tre e t.
A u tom ob ile O wners
See John Brown before you insure
j your auto, and save money.
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F o r y o u r k id n e y 's s a k e m e H ob
T ell th e w orld w h a t you w an t to Is o n 's B uchu
A t P o w e ll’s P h a rm a c y .
sell
A classified ad d o es it.
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