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E n te r ta in m e n t T o n ig h t.
T h e re w ill be a p a tr io tic e n te rta in *
n ie n t in M e tz g e r's h a ll th is ev e n in g
to w hich a ll a re in v ite d .
T h e p ro ­
Miss Irl« U u llli-ksuu is m a k in g a g ra m w ill c o n sist o f m u sic an d re a d ­
good reco v ery fro m h e r re c e n t s e r i­ in g by P o rtla n d ta le n t a n d a n a tio n a l
o u s lllueaa. S h e is a b le to be a b o u t riag d rill " T h e A llie s" by th irty P o r t­
a g a in .
lan d g irls.
G e n e ra l ad m issio n w ill
O. W. T a r r le ft fo r C a lifo rn ia on be 25 c e n ts ; h ig h sch o o l s tu d e n ts 15
T uesday la s t to be g o n e a b o u t ten i c e n ts c h ild re n 10 cen ts.
(lays
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S e r v ic e s
w ill be h eld a t th e REft
a fa rm t t a c to r a n d In tro d u c e It in
i M eth o d ist
E p isco p al c h u rc h
n ex t i“ “ ;
Ins v ic in ity a n d else w h e re .
t'u p l. C. O. B ra n so n is k e p t busy S u n d ay . T h e p a sto r, R ev. J. M ö m ­
In s( d ay s a s s is tin g o th e r s In t ,l e ic a lm B row n will p re a c h in the m ö n i- SS-
S u n d ay " ilo,il j. p »
w ork o f p re p a r in g a n d p la n tin g w ar in g a t 11 o 'clo ck .
g a rd e n s .
H e h as h ad a te le p h o n e m eets a t 10. E p w o rth L eag u t uiftet* j
placed in his hom e. T h e n u m b e r j , | in g b eg in s a t 7 in th e e v e n in g . I ui-
j low ing th e L ea g u e m e e tin g , a p a lii- ,
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o tic p ro g ra m w ill be g iv en , c o n s is t­
W allace W ilk in so n r e tu rn e d from :
ing of a d d re s s e s by Rev. E. A. L e o n ­
I'a m p L ew is on T u e sd a y , a f t e r sev- I
a rd a n d P rin c ip a l E lm e r F, G oodw lu
o ra l m o n th s ' se rv ic e th e r e in th e m e d ­
of th e h ig h sch o o l. An ex e rc ise by 1
ical co rp s.
He h a s been g iv en an
Hie c h ild re n of th e seco n d g ra d e of
H ono rab le d is c h a rg e by th e govern-1
the sch o o l w ill be g iven u n d e r H ie
m em on a c c o u n t of p h y sic a l d is a b il­
j d ire c tio n
of
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te a c h e r,
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ities.
H u g h e s a n d sp ecial m u sic will b e
A. W. M etzg er w as a b le to vi^ii
re n d e re d by a q u a r te t.
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nis s to re on W e d n esd ay , fo r th e lirst o th e r in s tru m e n ta l m u sic will b e
lim e sin ce M arch 3, w hen lie le ft fo r g iv en .
AII a re in v ited .
a s h o r t trip to C alifo rn ia .
He re ­
tu r n e d on M arch 20, but w as too sick
S ev eral h u n d re d s u b m a rin e c h a s ­
Io go to th e sto re , tie h as been seri­ e rs , b u ilt sin ce th e w ar, h av e been
o usly sick an d confined to Ills lied u n ­ d e liv e re d to th e navy by 31 p riv a te
til re c e n tly .
c o n c e rn s a n d six navy y a rd s ; m any
W. H. C o n g d o n , of O reg o n C ity, o f th e se b o a ts h av e cro ssed th e A t­
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w as a b u sin e ss c a lle r In G re sh a m yes- la n tic , so m e in sev ere w e a th e r
le r d a j an d
g re e te d
m an y frie n d s
T h e c o st of d e liv e ry a d d s to ib e
lie n
Mr. C o n g d o n is Jo in t p ro p rie -
A dopt tile c a sh an d
lo r of Hie H om e R e s ta u r a n t a n d say s c o st of liv in g .
th a t b u sin e ss c o n d itio n s a re very en c u rry plun. C a rry in g o n e ’s ow n p a r­
c o u ra g iu g
T h e r e s ta u r a n t Is w in ­ cels sh o u ld be a m a tte r of p a trio tic
n in g a la r g e r p a tro n a g e th a n w as a n ­ p rid e . T h is is w a r lim e , an d tim e
a n d m an p o w e r a rc v a lu ab le.
tic ip a te d .
M au rice B ro w n , son of Rev. a n d
d is . J. .M ontculm B row n, h a s been
. ( lected to re p re s e n t th e G resh am
g ra d e sc h o o l by a fo u r -m in u te a d ­
d re s s in u p a tr io tic p ro g ra m to be
g iven a t O rie n t n ex t S a tu rd a y n ig h t.
M aster M a u ric e 's h a rd w ork am i e f­
fo r ts sh o w little A m e ric a n s can he
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$ 74,664 55
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Buy a Bond. Buy it today. Buy it at home.
Think how bad you will feel after the
Victory if you don’t.
GEO. W KENNEY, Mayor.
A.
K. A. MILLER. Recorder.
J. G. METZGER. Marshal.
J. E. METZGER, Councilman.
EMMR 1 KELLY, Councilman.
J. H. METZGER. Treasurer.
WILLIAM 1 HOM. Councilman.
D. G. GEDDES, Councilman.
A. 1HOMPSON. Council man.
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family is helped bin you personally will get little if anything from that.
If hy do you call the doctor quickly if the children are ailing? You do
not stop to think whether you can afford it. Do you?
None of thesi '\p 'iditures ar what we call good investments. They
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LIBERTY BONDS REPRESENT T H E HOME, TH E SCHOOL,
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DON’T LET the HUN HORDES EXTINGUISH the HOME FIRES
Go out doors!
F o r H ire S erv ice
A u to m o b iles a n y w h e re , n ig h t
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T h e a ir p e rs o n n e l In th e first y e a r
o f w a r in c re a se d fro m 65 officers an d
1,120 m en to o n e h u n d re d tim e s th a t
n u m b e r.
E lev en
k in d s of sch o o ls
h av e been In sta lle d .
T h ey c a n n o t Aght a n d ra ise food at
th e sam e tim e In F ra n c e .
D enying
o u rs e lv e s only u little m ean s life to
Vliss W llla M etzg er e x p ects to se v ­ th em
F ood A d m in istra tio n .
e r h e r co n n e c tio n w ith th e W a lra d
M eri u n tile co m p a n y , w h ere 'She lias
S o m ebody is w u itlu g to know w hat
been a n e llic iin t c lerk e v e r sin ce th e you h av e to se ll— a w an t ad tells
e s ta b lis h m e n t o f th e s to re se v e ra l him .
y e a rs ago. M iss M etzg er w ill go to
P o rtla n d n ex t w eek, w h e re sh e w ill
R ead by all - O u tlo o k w an t ads.
b egin n u ra e 'n tr a in in g in th e Good
R h eu m atic P a in s R eliev ed .
S u in a ritu n h o sp ita l
"1 h a v e used C h a m b e rla in ’s L in t
Q uinn M etzg er w as se v e re ly in ­ m e n t fo r p a in s In th e c h e st a n d lam e
ju r e d in n lo g g in g cam p nt B rig h t­ Hess of th e s h o u ld e rs d u e to rh e u m a
wood o n e duy last w eek.
H e was tism , a n d am p leased to say th a t
w a rn e d to d e a r h im se lf a n d was h as n e v e r fa ile d to g iv e m e p ro m p t
re lie f ," w rite s M rs. S. N. F in c h , Ba
s tru c k on th e buck a n d « b o u ld er« ta v la , N. Y.— Adv.
A fte r s e v e ra l h o u rs he wus rev iv ed ,
S to len F o rd s can be fo u n d o r paid
w hen he wus fo u n d to lie budly
b ru ise d b 'lt no bo n es w ere b ro k e n , fo r th ro u g h th e N. W. N. an d you
sa v e $5,00 p e r y e a r on new curs
lie Is re c o v e rin g rap id ly .
J o h n Brow ti, u g en t.
Adv.
Rev. W a lte r Duff w ill b eg in u
Serb of s e rm o n s on p ro p h ecy a t th e
F re e M eth o d ist c h u rc h next S u n d ay
e v e n in g , A p ril 21, at s o 'clo ck
He
is a kin d s p irite d m an an d an I n te r ­
e s tin g s p e u k e r
C om e an d h e a r him .
You will flnd him h e lp fu l.
D on't
sta y aw ay anil
c ritic is e so m e th in g
you
h av e
never
h e a rd .
A n yone
could do th a t, b u t It's h a rd ly fa ir.
T lie r e g u la r m e e tin g of Hie M. A.
R oss P o st a n d W o m e n ’s R elief C orps
w ill be h eld a t th e g ra n g e h a il to ­ $
m o rro w , b e g in n in g w ith a sessio n l:i ?
th e fo re n o o n . Dr. 8. J. R eid , th e Irish
w ill en jo y a flne d in n e r a n d In th e
a fte rn o o n Dr. 8. J. R eid , th e Irish
e v a n g e list w ho is h o ld in g m e e tin g s
at F a irv ie w , w ill be th e g u e s t o f th e
P o st a t d in n e r a n d w ill sp e a k o n p a ­
tr io tic s u b je c ts a f t e r th e m eal.
A n y o n e w ho m isses th e sp le n d id
tiro g ra m p u t on a t M e tz g e r’s h a ll to ­
n ig h t, w ill p u rely m iss a tr e a t. T he
e n te r ta in m e n t
w ill
be u n d e r th e
a u sp ic e s o f th e W o m en 's C h ris tia n
T in p e ra n c e U n io n , an d th e p ro c e e d s
will lie u sed io p u rc h a s e m a te ria l fo r
m a k in g a n d A lling h o u sew iv es and
c o m fo rt
b ag s.
"T he
A llies,”
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n a tio n a l fla g d rill, am i a d o ll d rill,
w ill he g iven by 30 g ir ls fro m P o rt-
1 m il, u n d e r th e d ire c tio n o f M rs. B.
M G ill.
A good r e a d e r fro m P o r t­
ed is ex p ected a n d A lden M iller
■ 'll re c ite a p a tr io tic eele etlo n .
P ro fe s s o r F in le y w ill sin g "K e e p th e
H om e F ire s B u rn in g .”
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