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THE FOOD DRIVE
STRAW BERRIES TO BE
IS MOST IMPORTANT
HIGH THIS SEASON
T h e v ery beet th in g to do w ith a
G erm an spy is to tu r n h im o v e r to
th e u n d e rta k e r.
1 W e h av e h ad a B ed C ro ss d riv e, W
F ro m p re s e n t in d ic a tio n s th e p rice
An exchange
re m a rk s t h a t th e
S 8. d riv e, L ib e rty
Loan d rives, but of s tr a w b e r r ie s w ill be alm o st pro-
P e te r M ichel is now a n em ploye
] th e m ost im p o rta n t
is th e food d riv e h ib ltlv e th is s u m m e r fo r hom e can-1 M exican c risis is p a ssin g . Of c o u rs e
of th e I’. It. L. ic P Co. H e is n ig h t
l N ever before in th e h isto ry of th< r i n g , a n d to e a te r s of th e m w hile it is. T h ey p ass as re g u la rly dow n
w atch m a n a t th e A ld e r-s tre e t w aitin g
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world and especially th e U nited S tates, th ey a re fre sh , th e ta s te w ill be lik e th e r e a s th e m o o n ’s p h ases.
, room .
have th e re been so
m any h u m an be th a t o f e a tin g h a lf d o lla rs a t ev ery
E velyn Cox, th e little d a u g h te r of
T he Y. M. C. A. h as se n t 120,000,000
inga holding o u t th e ir em pty han d s B itting.
Mr. a n d Mrs. G reg g Cox. ia a b le to
pounds of goods over seas for so ld iers
to th e A m erican fa rm e rs for some-1 T h e c a n n e rie s a n d p ac k in g p la n ts
he o u t a g a in a f t e r a se v e re a tta c k of
up to M arch 1st.
th in g to eat.
a re a lre a d y m a k in g th e ir offers fo r
p n eu m o n ia.
H ence it is up to th e people of th is y e a r's cro p , w hich w ill p rev ail
.Mrs. C a rrie ila n a e n s p e n t th e
G resham and v ic in ity and elsew here In th e m a r k e ts
also.
The
H om e
w eek -en d at R id g e fie ld , W a sh in g to n ,
to grow and p re p a re Tor shipm ent P a c k in g c o m p an y is try in g to m ak e
v isitin g w ith h e r n iece w ho is te a c h ­
ev e ry th in g possible to eat.
c o n tr a c ts w ith g ro w e rs a n d w ill ta k e
in g a t tiia t place.
We a re in a position at th e G resham all th e s tr a w b e r r ie s th a t a re offered
Mias M a rg a re t B u rk e a n d Misa
If you have Cattle of any
in a n y q u a n tity a t 8 c e n ts a pound.
G lad y s M ichel s p e n t th e w eek-end -annery to h an d le every R efugee bean,
O th e r b e rrie s w ill also be up an d
a t h om e fro m .M onm outh w h ere they wax bean, K entucky W onder bean an d
kind to sell or wish to buy
■ all th e d a rk red beets th a t can be a-co m in g on p rice. E ig h t c e n ts will
a re a tte n d in g th e N o rm al school.
be p a id fo r red ra s p b e rrie s , a n d th e
A. B ru n n e r le f t la s t w eek fo r a gro w n in an d a ro u n d G resh am .
I w ould ad v ise everybody to p la n t p rice of L o g au s a n d E v e rg re e n s w ill
v isit w ith re la tiv e s in W isconsin He
w ent by w ay of C a lifo rn ia a n d
¡ h , m ore g ard en b eans an d beets th a n they be five cen ts.
Livestock Hauling by Truck
S tra n g e to say , th e r e is no p re s e n t
be g o n e a b o u t a m o n th , ilia b ro th e r. w ant to use an d we will ta k e all even
call fo r c h e rrie s . P e rh a p s th e r e w ill
sm
all
a
m
o
u
n
ts
for
if
you
only
have
F re d B ru n n e r, w ill look a f t e r th e
at a reasonable price
enough to feed a so ld ier one day It be b efo re th e seaso n goes very fa r,
farm w ork d u rin g h is ab sen ce.
but a t p re s e n t it lo o k s as if c h e rrie s
M rs. M ary S h o e m a k e r hud as will help and you will get paid well
w ere g o in g to be ch eap , esp ecially if
g u e sts fo r t i l e w eek -en d h e r so u -in - for th e e ffo rt m ade.
I will be glad to let an yone have ’h e re is a good crop,
law an d d a u g h te r , Mr. a n d M rs. H. A.
S am u el a n d son C ecil. On th e ir re ­ seed to be paid for w hen crop is i G. W. W o n a c o tt, Geo. K n ie rie m
tu r n to th e ir h o m e in C a s tle R ock, harvested.
and N. L S m ith le ft y e ste rd a y m o rn ­
G R E SH A M , O R E G O N
R em em ber, th e soldier boys lik e b er­
W a sh in g to n , M rs. S h o e m a k e r accom ­
ing fo r A lbany, O regon to a tte n d th e
ries, ch e rrie s, plum s, p runes, p ears and
p an ied th e m h o m e fo r a visit.
s ta te G. A. R. e n c a m p m e n t.
An in te re s tin g illu s tr a te d le c tu re apples b e tte r fresh from th e cans th a n
will be g iven at th e M eth o d ist E p is­ they do th e old d ried s tu ff as C aptain
c o p a l c h u rc h to n ig h t by D r. M ark B ranson said th e o th e r evening, w ith
F re e m a n , a m issio n a ry am o n g th e th e live noodles betw een th e layers.
R em em ber, we a re not a sk in g you
i liin ese in M alay sia. No a d m issio n
will he c h a rg e d h u t a sm a ll o fferin g to d o n ate th ese th in g s free, b u t will
pay you the m a rk e t p rice an d will
lo d e fra y ex p en ses will he a sk e d
well.
M rs. J o h n B row n receiv ed a b e a u ­ ap p re c ia te y o u r p atro n ag e as
tifu l a n d to u c h in g re m in d e r of h er T h e g irl o r boy w ith a b a sk e t fu ll of
s o n 's th o u g h t of h e r on m o th e rs ' day, c h e rrie s or lieaus w ill get h is o r h er !
w hen sh e receiv ed tw o dozen w h ite tu rn a t the p latfo rm th e sam e as th e !
t a r n a t i o n s fro m a P o rtla n d flo rist, m an w ith his tru c k load.
H. E. DAVIS,
’o rd e re d by c a b le by Ross B row n, who
M anager G resham C annery.
is in tlie em p lo y of tin* A m erican
Phone 901
F|T||<»| SANDS
of
“ fir* i
time**
E. BAUMANN
gardener*
I
ga thered larg e c ro p * o f garden e x p e ri­
ence. I ie .iltli, h a p p in e ** and fo o d last year.
Ihis> w a r th e re u i l l be m o re ga rden * and
m o re p ro d u c e g ro w n th a n eve r b e fo re . Sur-
p h i <an he M ild at good p ric e * and th e
pro» • i-<li* ma»le to nerve o u r G o v e rn m e n t
e ith e r b y inve n tin g in T h r i f t S ta m p * o r a
b a n k a»count at th i* B ank.
G enuinely interested in the w e lfa re o f o u r depos­
ito rs, we are alw ays pleased to assist o u r custom ers
w hether th e y are “ firs t tim e ” gardeners or the
operators o f the biggest farm s in the c o m m u n ity.
Bank’ of G resham
(£ J C W A O O IC H S lO V IC t
¡WE WANT YOU
TO TELL ON US
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¡D on't k eep It. a se c re t. A fte r
'y o u ’ve d isc o v e re d how o u r m e a ts
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 s o r t o f f r ie n d ­
ly
g o ssip w o n ’t h u r t an y b ed y .
P a ss a lo n g th e good w ord.
H H O N K 41.
E x p ress co m p an y in P a ris , F ra n c e .
.1. B. S c h a ffe r, re p u b lic a n candi-
Id a te lo r w a te r s u p e r in te n d e n t, Divi­
s i o n No. 1, w as c a llin g on G resh am
b u sin ess m en to d ay .
Mr. SchulTer
w as m a y o r of L ln n to n fo r a n u m ­
b er o f y e a rs an d a lso p o stm a ste r.
Ilis p ra c tic a l k n o w led g e a n d e x p e ri­
e n c e in irrig a tio n p ro je c ts m a k e him
¡especially
lilted fo r th e position
'w h ic h lie seeks.
S to p re a d in g h e re
w an t ad co lu m n .
S erve p len ty ol p o ta to e s an d you
w on’t m iss th e b read .
B est
Ite m e d y
fo r
W h o o p in g
Cough.
“ L a st w in te r w hen my little boy
h ad th e w h o o p in g cougli 1 g av e him
C h a m b e rla in s
C ough
R e m e d y ,”
w rite s M rs. J. B. R o b e rts, E a s t St.
L o u is, 111. “ I t k e p t liis c o u g h loose
an d re liev ed h im o f th o s e d re a d f u l
c o u g h in g sp ells. It is th e only
cough m ed icin e 1 keep in th e h o u se
b ecau se I h av e th e m o st confidence
|<l (u rn to th e
in it.” T h is rem ed y is a lso good fo r
colds an d c ro u p
Ailv.
P. & O. Corn or Bean Planters
Gresham Market A
IN ONE OR TWO ROW
5>
We Lead the Procession
Reduced Prices on all Spring Hats
of b a k in g ex cellen ce. E v e ry ­
th in g o n o u r c o u n te r s goes
to you Ju st us it sh o u ld —
p e rfe c t
b a k in g — a I w a y «
fre sh ,
p u re
in g r e d ie n ts ;
w ide v a rie tie s , rig h t p rices,
c o u rte o u s a n d q u ick se rv ice
— n e a tn e s s th r o u g h o u t. P a ­
tro n iz e th e b a k e ry s a n ita ry .
THIS WEEK
i resh Stock Received 11 eekly
All Styles New anti I p to Date
MISZ MILLINERY
O p p o site B an k o f G re sh a m
For Automatic Planting in Hills or Drills,
with or without Fertilizer Attachment—in one or
two row Planters.
R id in g o r W a lk in g C u ltiv a to rs , in o ne o r tw o row .
Darden Seeders, Hand Cultivators in small or
large wheel.
Hessel’s Farm Machinery
Office 544
W. A. HESSEL
CITY BAKERY
G re s h am .
Phone
I I
J d P o w e r
M ilo
SANITARY MARKET
Home made Sausage and Lard, Sweet - Cured Ham and Bacon
We Buy Beef Cattle, Calves, Ilogs, Hides, Etc.
Farmers, A tten tio n ! We Smoke Your Meat
OEO. DIETL, Prop
P h o n e MMI
M a in S tre e t
Cheaper Electric Service
Makes the U»e
of the Following
Economical
V acuum C lean ers
H a ir D ry ers
B oudoir Lam ps
S am ovars
T o a ste rs
Disc Stoves
F oot W arm ers
Milk W arm ers
M assage V ib rato rs
C igar L ig h te rs
Ovens
Wattle Iro n s
W ashing M achines
L ib rary Lam ps
Coffee P erc o la to rs
Charting D ishes
F la t Iro n s
C u rlin g Iron H eaters
L um inous R a d ia to rs
Tea K ettles
Sew ing M achine M otors
S having M irro rs
K itchen R anges
S h av in g Mugs
Try Them
In Your Home
ELECTRIC STORE
Electric Hadding
T h e first s o ld ie r to la u d at a p ie r
In F ra n c e , J u n e 8, l i t 17, w as m et by
a Y. M C. A. s e c r e ta ry a n d a Y. M
C. A. te n t w as th e r e fo r h im to m ak e
use o f w l i e n he set foot ash o re .
If tliu t G e rm a n d riv e on th e w e st­
e rn fr o n t w as a d e fe n siv e an d th e
k a is e r in s is ts h is w a r is a d e fe n siv e
one
we sh o u ld n o t lik e to w itn ess
a G e rm a n offensive.
M a n u fa c tu re d by
SANDY CREAMERY CO
T h e u a m e “ M o u n t Hood B u tter'*
h a s h e re to fo re been used by p e r ­
m issio n o f th e M ouut H ood Ice
C re a m Co., w h ich baa all Its d airy
p ro d u c ts
re g is te r e d u n d e r th a t
ti tl e
T h a t p e rm iss io n h as ceased ,
h e n c e th e c h a n g e of M in e , w hich
b e c a m e effectiv e on J a n u a r y 1
M u u u ta lu
M eadow
B u tte r"
will be fo u n d a t all tb e L ead in g
s to re s In th a c o u n ty . A sk fo r It.
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Gresham, Oregon.
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W ho Said
FOR YOU
410RSE
COW. D0(
HOW WOULD YOU LIKE
A LAWN MOWER
with all the Adjusting Trouble Left Out?
Eclipse Lawn Mower|
o f Çhtëliiy
McCARTY, (Special Agent
III!
One that you could reverse to sharpen by simply
turning a sieve?
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(California)
F ir s t S o ld ie r.
HAS THESE DESIRABLE FEATURES
I lie adjustment ot the blades is made by turn­
ing one thumb-nut in the center where it is easy
to get at and can be reversed to sharpen by simply
turning a sieve on the reel-shaft.
\ ery substantially built; four blades, large
wheels, ball bearing; and in short it's a mower that
will do the heavy work easilv.
$ee us for Grass Catchers, Lawn Hj.se. Garden
Pools, '.tv.. Etc.
L. L. Kidder Hdw. Co.
H ats
CAT. SHEEP
o«i SWINI
M K L to D E IL S ’
HOME TREATMENT REMEDIES
SAFE SURE and SATISFACTORY
H lD IO IN tS
FOR
C O U C .D IS T E M P E R , FEVERS. WORMS.
ME A V E S . S P A V IN S ,S P R A IN S ,C U T S .
W O U N D S . HARNESS GALLS. M IL K
FEVEP.GARGET.ARORTINC WEAKNESS
SPECIFICS FOR EACH TMATNEN?
A w z r /y /z
POWELLS m PHARMACY
Mountain Meadow Butter
s / j J
T h e full series o f h ig h
b o ilin g p o in ts in “ Red
C ro w n ’’ m akes pow er
a n d m ileag e sure. Look
for th e R ed C row n sign.
G re s h a m , O re .
fiiw l
Res. Tel. 6x2
Where I)r
Daniel's Home
Treatm ent Medicines for siek
and lame hones, dogs ami eats
can be hail, and lota of other
good things tn a tirst-elaas
Drug Store
PH O N K 33x1
DR
A
H
WRIGHT
G ra d u a te t cXeriuju-.v Surg.*« u
Office at liMl.tenc« on So Huberts Av
S p ecial a tte n tio n g iv en to d iseases
of cattle.
C alls
p ro m p tly a tte u d e d
o r day.
n ig h t
I he Straw Hat is the latest thing on
the market today, and
AYLSWORTH
Has lots of them in the latest styles
and shapes
Sailor Straws, $100 to $2 50
Panama Hats. $3 00 to $5.00
K u p p e n h e tm e r S u its, nil th e la te s t p a tte r n s an d sty s an d
p rices u n d e r w h a t you w ould expect to find th em
S u its *1.1.00 to * 3 0 .0 0 a n d lo ts of th e m to cliose from
E.
W.
A Y L SW O R T H
THIRD LIBERTY LOAN SUBSCRIPTIONS
AT OUR BANK
SUBSCRIBERS
p r r
555
D ato»
on
w h ic h
AM OUNT
$ 5 1 ,7 0 0 .0 0
ll■•I«lllll<•nt». nmftt re a c h
B ank. San F ra n c isc o .
F e d e ra l
K cw ne
May 28— 10 per cent of the amount of your bond
July 18—35 per cent of the amount of your bond
Aug. 15—40 per cent of the amount of your bond
P aym ents sh o u ld reach th is bank th re e days In ad v an ce of
th e above dates
P aym ents may be m ade In full on anv of th e
above date*
You will be charged Interest at the ra te of {
ann u m on all deferred paym ents
per ce n t per
FIRST STATE BANK
Gresham, Oregon