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PAGE H U K
Make Wash Day a Pleasure
Buy her a
Maytag Electric
Washing Machine
and cut out the laun-
dryman’s bill.
The Maytag Elec­
tric Washer has been
used in this locality
for years and has
proved itself a worthy
machine. Has many
desirable features, in­
cluding Electric-driv­
en Wringer which can
l e used in three posi-i
tions. Does explicit
work. Does a w a y
with the drudgery
anil costs less t h a n
many other machines.
Ix»t I s S h o w Y ou.
L. L. Kidder Hdw. Co.
GKENHAM,
OREGON
Auction Sale
Salmon Creek Dairy Ranch, Six Miles from Vancouver, on
Pacific Highway at the Steel Bridge
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1918
S ale to C om m ence at 1 0 :3 0 A. M.
SEVENTEEN HEAD HOLSTEINS
Som e R e g iste re d fro m th e W. W C o tto n E s ta te , the C a ttle a r e all Big
Cow s an d a C e rtific a te o f H e a lth goes w ith e a c h Cow.
SIX COWS. Registered, to Freshan soon. Three to Freshen in Feb
ruary and March or before.
SEVEN HEIFERS, 2 and 3 years old.
REGISTERED HOLSTEIN BULL
TEAM COLTS. 4 and 5 years old—Matched Iron Greys. Weight
1300 pounds. Mare, 9 years old, weight 1300 pounds.
HOGS—Four Shoats, 60 to 75 pounds.
100 B. R. CHICKENS. 100 Barred Rock Young Pullets, 3 Roosters
M t ( ' H I N K It I
Hay B ake. S p rin g T o o th H arro w . 2 S p ik e T o o th H a rro w s, 2 14-incit
S teel Plow s. 1 1 2-ineh Plow . 3 C u ltiv a to rs . 3 */.-Inch W ag o n . Iro n Low
W heel F a rm T ru ck W agon. P la n e t J u n io r S e e d e r a n d C u ltiv a to r. 2 lla y
B acks. Set New H a rn e ss. Set Old H arn ess. S in g le B uggy H a rn e ss, in n o
pound P la tfo rm Scales. New A n k e r llo lth C ream S e p a ra to r, No. 12/ Milk
C ans
P alls. F o rk s. Shovel»
L og C h ain s, an d lot of S m all T ools, Mow -
lug M achine. Ali H o u se F u rn itu re .
.1 to n s M ixed lin y
»1 or 7 t o n s Oat an d W h ea l Straw
I Ion Gray Need O ats
T E B M S S u m s u n d e r $20 C ash ; $20 o r o v e r I! m o n th s ' tim e w ill be given
on a p p ro v ed s e c u rity .
F B E E LUNCH AT NOON
R. L. TICER, Owner
c o l ,. W. S. w o o l* , A u c tio n e e r, V an co u v er
(>. .1. O LSO N, ( lerk
Auction Sale
110 Head of Cattle
125 Head of Hogs
In Grass Valley, 11 Miles East of Vancouver, 312 Miles Northwest of
Camas, and 3 13 Miles Northeast of Fisher
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1918
At
10 o ’c lo c k
S h a rp
HOLSTEIN
JERSEY. DURHAM
55 COWS Ten Head Fresh at time of sale. Fifteen Head to
Freshen in next sixty days.
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T w o se rv ic e s w ill be h e ld a t th e
M eth o d ist E p isco p al c h u rc h next S u n ­
day.
Itev. J. M o n tcalm B rftw u, th e
p a s to r, w ill p re a c h a t 11 o ’clock an d
E p w o rth L eag u e w ill m eet a t 6 :3 0 .
T h is w ill he th e first m e e tin g o f the
L e a g u e fo r s e v e ra l w eeks a n d a co r­
d ia l in v ita tio n is e x te n d e d to a ll to
a tte n d . T h is is E p w o rth H e ra ld day
an d a sp e c ia l p ro g ra m w ill be g iv en ,
in c lu d in g an a d d re s s by th e p a s to r
on " T h e Iro n C ro ss a n d W h a t It
M ean s" an d o n e by M iss V io let Coe
on " T h e L eag u e C ross a n d W h at It
C le a n s."
M iss G race F ie ld h o u s e is
Miss Id a H e a ld is sp e n d in g th e
w eek a t h e r h o m e in P o rtla n d .
Rev. A. J. W a re w ill p re a c h a t th e
G resh am B a p tist c h u rc h n ex t S u n d ay
a t 11 o 'clo ck .
H . J. .S to c k e r is e n g a g e d in s u r ­
v ey in g fo r a ftum e in th e B ull B un
d is tric t n o rth of S andy.
Mrs. S. P. S a lq u is t o f P ow ell V al­
ley h a s received w ord from h e r son
B u d o lp h , th a t he h as been m a d e a
s e rg e a n t.
th e le a d e r o f th e m e e tin g
M rs. M ary H a rv e y W ood of A im es
T h e F ir s t S ta te B an k is fittin g up
a n d tw o c h ild re n a re v is itin g th is s u ite s o f ro o m s on th e seco n d floor
w eek w ith h e r sis te r-in -la w , M rs. E l- w ith g as a n d w a te r fo r use a s lig h t
m e r L. P h elp s.
h o u se k e e p in g ro o m s. M rs. J . C.
M rs M a rth a F ie ld h o u se , w ho w as S c h u ltz of B o rin g is a lre a d y occupy
ca lle d E a st se v e ra l w eeks ag o by th e I j ng o n e of th e su ite s,
sic k n e ss a n d d e a th of h e r m o th e r, h a i
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r e tu rn e d hom e.
MISS ANNA MORGAN
C o n ra d
H o e c k e r r e tu rn e d horn'
WEDS PORTLAND MAN
o n e day th is w eek fro m an arm y
An u n u su a lly p re tty w ed d in g c e re ­
tr a in in g cam p , h a v in g been m u s te re d
m
ony
w as p e rfo rm e d on la s t T u e sd a y
o u t o f th e serv ice.
Mr. an d Mrs. C. I. B a k e r m o to re d e v e n in g a t th e h o m e of Mr. a n d Mrs.
to D ayton y e s te rd a y to sp e n d th e J a n ie s T u rn b u ll, on S o u th B o b e rts
d ay w ith Mr. a n d M rs. H ib b a rd . Mrs.
a v e n u e , w hen M iss A n n a M organ,
H ib b a rd is th e m o th e r of M rs B ak er
C. C. M cB ride of E d d y v ille , Lin d a u g h te r of M rs. T u rn b u ll, becam e
coin co u n ty , a r r iv e d h e re th is w eek th e b rid e of A dolph S c h o p p e r of
w ith a c a rlo a d of a p p le s fo r th e H om ■ P o rtla n d . J u d g e G eo rg e W. S ta p le -
P a c k in g c o m p an y . He is a g u e s t of to n officiated. T h e b rid e a n d g ro o m
Mr. an d M rs. J o h n B row n.
w ere a tte n d e d by Mr. a n d M rs. W il-
C a rl A lld e r h a s r e tu r n e d fro m
„
,, ,
,
,
, . ,
.
liam M o rg an .
M rs. C la rk Ita d fo rd
( a m p M eade w h e re he h ad b een fo r ;
p la y e d th e w e d d in g m a rc h a n d san g
so m e tim e in a d e v e lo p m e n t b a tta lio n
s e v e ra l b e a u tifu l se le c tio n s d u rin g
on u cc o u u t o f a w eak k n ee. H e h a s
th e ev en in g . An a p p r o p r ia te a n d in ­
been m u s te re d o u t o f th e se rv ic e .
te r e s tin g ta lk w as g iven by Mr. M il­
M r. a n d M rs. E. E. P r itc h a r d vis-
le r o f P o rtla n d .
. ite d th is w eek a t th e h o m e of th e l a t ­
T ile cere m o n y w as p e rfo rm e d u n ­
t e r ’s m o th e r, M rs. C. M e rrill.
Mr.
d e r a n a rc h of p in k a n d w h ite c h ry s ­
P ritc h a rd w as m u s te re d o u t of th e
a n th e m u m s fro m w hich w as s u s ­
se rv ic e • a t C am p Lew is e a rly th is
p e n d e d a w ed d in g bell. T h e b e a u ti­
w eek.
fu l h o m e of Mr. an d M rs. T u rn b u ll
D avid O nly, w ho w as ill d u rin g th e
w as
u n u su a lly
a ttr a c tiv e w ith its
fa ll a n d w ho w as a t a P o r tla n d h o s­
d e c o ra tio n s of p in k a n d w h ite in t e r ­
p ita l fo r a tim e, Is Im p ro v in g a t th e
tw in e d w ith g re e n e ry . C h ry s a n th e ­
h o m e o f Ills s is te r , M rs. P e rc y G iese.
m u m s w ere th e p rin c ip a l flow er.
H e is a b le to be a b o u t th e h o u s e a t
T h e b rid e w as b e a u tifu l In an
p re s e n t.
e la b o r a te gow n o f w h ite c re p e de
M iss M a rg a re t C reecy is ill a t th e
c h in e . S he w ore a b rid a l veil c a u g h t
i h o m e o f h e re s is te r , M rs. W. E.
up w ith o ra n g e b lo sso m s a n d c a rrie d
[ W ood. M iss C reecy w as ta k e n ill in
w h ite
c a rn a tio n s .
L ittle
H o w ard
■ P o rtla n d a n d w as b ro u g h t to h e r
S
u
p
e
r,
n
ep
h
ew
of
th
e
g
ro
o
m
a
n d son
j s i s te r ’s fo r ca re . S he is re p o r te d to
of M r. a n d M rs. G eo rg e S u p e r of
I bo im p ro v in g .
P o rtla n d b o re th e w ed d in g rin g in a
M rs. B. F. B a u e r is in re c e ip t o f a
i c a lla lily.
te le g ra m a n n o u n c in g th e d e a th of
F o rty g u e sts w ere p re s e n t a t th e
h e r o n ly s is te r , M rs. A m an d a A dleck,
w d d i n g , tlie m ost of th e m fro m P o r t ­
P la ttv ille , W isco n sin , fro m in flu e n ­
la n d .
A m ong th e local p eo p le w ho
za.
S he le a v e s a h u sb a n d a n d tw o
w itn e sse d th e c e re m o n y w ere Mr. and
sm a ll c h ild re n .
M rs. F r a n k G ib b s of G re sh a m a n d
Mr. an d Mrs. I). W. M etzg er will
H e c to r, F re d a n d Dolly M organ of
le a v e next w eek fo r C a lifo rn ia . T h ey
th e M organ fa rm n e a r T ro u td a le . A
w ill go to Is le to n w h e re th e y w ill r e ­
buffet lu n c h w as se rv e d .
m ain d u rin g th e w in te r as g u e s ts of
A n u m b e r of b e a u tifu l g ifts w ere
Mr. a n d M rs. S. E. T o e p le n ia n , th e ir
re c e iv e d by th e b rid e , in c lu d in g som e
so n -in -la w a n d d a u g h te r .
line c h in a , cut g la s s a n d s ilv e r pieces
M r. an d Mrs. Jo h n M etzg er r e ­
Mr. S ch o p p er h a s been fo r a n u m ­
ceiv ed a m essag e on W ed n e sd a y from
b e r o f y e a rs a te le g r a p h e r em p lo y ed
th e i r son W a lte r, w ho h ad j u s t a r ­
by th e W e ste rn U nion c o m p an y in
riv ed a t C au ip M ills fro m E n g la n d ,
P o rtla n d .
The
y o u n g c o u p le w ill
w h e re he h a s been In tr a in in g in an
m a k e th e ir h o m e in P o rtla n d .
a v ia tio n ca m p fo r s e v e ra l m iAiths.
Dr. E m ily F. ltolcom le ft la s t w eek
fo r th e E ast w h e re sh e w as c a lle d bv
th e Illn ess o f h e r s is te r .
S he will
p r o |,a |,iy re m a in aw a y u n til a f t e r th e
WHITE IS SURPRISE
PEACE DELEGATE.
h o lid ay s.
D u rin g h e r a b se n c e h e r
h o u se is b ein g o c cu p ie d by W. B.
T h o rn anil fam ily.
M rs. J. M o n tcalm B row n, w ho w ent
to C h icag o s e v e ra l w eek s a g o to visit
w ith h e r b ro th e r, a lie u te n a n t in th e
A m erican a rm y h o m e on a sick leav e
j fro m F ra n c e , Is now v is itin g w ith
re la tiv e s in Los A n g eles. C a lifo rn ia
S h e is ex p ected h o m e e a rly in th e
new y ear.
P a u l E lfo rd h a s b een m u s te re d
o u t o f th e se rv ic e a n d h as a rr iv e d
tro m F t. M cD ow ell.
H e c la im s to '
h a v e ad d ed to b o th h is h e ig h t an d
w eig h t d u rin g th e few m o n th s of
m ilita ry tr a in in g .
H e v isite d th is
w eek w ith h is s is te r s , M rs. C. M
Z im m e rm a n an d M iss E s th e r E lfo rd
T h is m o r n in g 's c a s u a lty list c o n ­
Registered Holstein Bull, two years old
Jersey Bull, 3 yrs. old. ta in e d th e n a m e o f J . II. D ixon, of
30 Head 2 year old HEIFERS, all to Freshen in 60 to 90 days. Se:iside' a" h a v in g been k ille d in
Balance Young Heifers and Heifer Calves.
a c tio n . H e w as fo rm e rly well k n o w n
«cl
Henry White's official return to
France is a triumph in a way The
former American ambassador to
Italy and France was the “sur­
prise" selection in President Wil­
son's peace delegation which is
now en route to Versailles, France.
! in G re sh a m as a m e m b e r of th e G ia n '
C a ttle to In i'liliercu ltu T ested by l)r. A. C. B ro w n , A ssista n t S ta te b a se b a ll c lu b
A rt. D ixon, w ho also
V e te rin a ria n
lived In G re sh a m tw o y e a rs ag o . w as
DIP AND REJOICE
He w as a ls o a b r o th e r of
E ig h t Nntxs tn t a n t iw
soon;
m t NI iom I s fr o m NO to 12.*» |H »iiinls e a c h . a b ro th e r.
th e la te M rs. H u rv e M etzger.
B ala n i'«- P ig s u p |,i t i l w e e k s o ld .
Use th e plow a n d p la n te r.
A nd th u s y o u r c o u n try sh ie ld
A jo in t m e e tin g of th e W o m en 's
M U H IM I t i — H h j.
\1
lu n e
E n sila g e C u tte r, c a p a c ity 2U
F
ro
m th e h a n d o f G erm an ‘k u l t u r ’
H
om
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so
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No 17 Del.ax al S e p a ra to r
12 10 g allo n Milk C an s. I.ot
A nd from th e K a is e r's heel.
B o ttle C ra te s
B o ttles
S n a i l Milk C ans.
N early new d o u b le end Milk d ie s ’ A id h a s been c a lle d fo r next»
W ed n esd ay a fte rn o o n a t 2 :3 0 a t th e
B o iler
Milk C o o ler
lot of S m all T o o ls, Etc
F an y o u r g ra in fo r p la n tin g ,
c h u rc h . M a tte rs o f im p o rta n c e a re to
A nd use fo rm a ld e h y d e .
T E B M S Stilus u n d e r $20 C a sh : $20 n r o v er six m o n th s ' tim e w ill he g iven co m e up fo r d isc u ssio n an d a fu ll a t ­ F o r th is w ill k ill tlie sm u t-s p o re s.
te n d a n c e is d e sire d
T h e M issio n ary i
on ap p ro v e d se c u rllv .
I B E E LUNCH \ r NOON so ciety re c e n tly se n t d rie d f r u its o f I A nd In c re a se th e cro p beside.
sal«» It ä in , s h in e o r snoxx — I .m ue s|i«sl in I as«- o f N l«»riii.
R. B. KNAPP, Owner
< Ol
t\ . ‘ WOOD, \ i ti u n e rr . V an co u v er, W ash
O. I lO lIN M lN .
C an ,» B ank, C lerk
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
Otfli-i w ith C onim eli ial T ra n sfe r Co.. 225 \»h St . bet. F ir s t an d Second
G n siiani Olili •«■ G ara/.c m a r 1 .u n itu r Yard. R esidence sam e.
Regular Trips Between
GRESHAM and PORTLAND
and Outside Hauling.
G BESH AM
P hone 951
ALBERT EKSTROM
Bdwv 2092. A 2078
PO H TI. \N D
SOME SUGGESTIONS.
d iffe re n t k in d s a n d b e a n s to tin- v alu e - A nd w hen it co m es to B um m er
of 26 to th e S alem Old P e o p le s ' hom ?
A nd th e flails b eg in to w ield,
an d a lso c lo th in g , c a n n e d fr u it an d Y o u 'll find a cle a n w h eat h a rv e s t.
v e g e ta b le s v alu ed at 229 to th e P o r t ­
A nd h av e a b u m p e r yield.
lan d In d u s tria l C e n te r.
In th is l a t ­
te r c o n tr ib u tio n w ere 125 c a n s of T h e n w hen o u r boys com e h om e
F ro n t th e ir ta s k a c ro s s t h e ’se a .
fr u it
T h e so ciety m e m b e rs a re p a r ­
You
ca n jo in w ith th e m to c e le b ra te
tic u la rly
th a n k f u l to th o s e w ho
A g lo rio u s v ic to ry !
h elp ed m a k e up th e c o n trib u tio n » .
- MARY C.
Few E sc a p e .
T h e first n a tio n a l r e s ta u r a n t to be
T h e re a re few in d eed w ho escap e
h a v in g at le a s t o n e cold d u rin g the e s ta b lis h e d in L o n d o n is re p o r te d bv
w in te r m o n th s a n d th e y a re f o r tu ­ th e m a n a g e r to be m a k in g a p ro fit of
n a te w ho h av e b u t o n e an d get 2500 a w eek
O th e r n a tio n a l re s ta u ­
th r o u g h w ith It q u ic k ly an d w ith o u t r a n ts w ill be o p en ed in Ixvndon an d
an y s e rio u s c o n se q u e n c e s
Take
C hainb« »H ain's C ough K eniedv and tn th e p ro v in ces.
o b se rv e tfi«» d ire c tio n s w ith e ic h b o t­
T h e la rg e s t clock in th e world
tle . an d you a re likely to be o n e of
th e f o r tu n a te o n es. T h e w o rth an d a d o rn s th e to w e r of an in s u ra n c e
m e rit o f th is rem ed y h a s b e . u fully c o m p a n y 's b u ild in g in L iv erp o o l. It
p ro v en
T h e re a re m an y fa m ilie s h a s fo u r d ia ls o f tw e n ty -fiv e feet each
w ho have a lw ay s used It fo r y e a rs
w hen tr o u b le d w ith a co u g h o r cold, in d ia m e te r , a n d m in u te h a n d s fo u r­
a n d w ith th e very b e st re s u lts
Adv te e n feet in le n g th .
Do vour Christmas shopping in (»resham this year.
There is to be found in the stores here nearly I’ \ I'.Rh -
TH IN G YOU W ILL WANT and there is danger lurk­
ing in the crowds in the city.
F O B WOMEN
Silk H ose
H a n d k e rc h ie fs
U m b re lla s
Sw e a te r s
K id G loves
H o u se S lip p ers
H i l l MEN
Box H ose
Box H a n d k e rc h ie fs
K id G loves
' A u to G loves
G ow ns
P a ja m a s
S w e a te rs
G a rte r s
H a ts
C aps
S hoes
O’C o ats
S u its
M ack in aw C o ats
F O B C H IL D R E N
H ose
T o q u es
S hoes
U m b re lla s
H a n d k e rc h ie fs
S w e a te rs , E tc.
E. W. AYLSWORTH
NEW ASSORTMENT OF SMALL
AXMINSTER RUGS.
$6.75
4 Jasper Axminster, 36x36, each
8 /Jasper Axminster, 27x52, each......
4 Jasper Axminster, 22%x36, each...
2 Standard Axminster 221 Lx36, each
$5.50
$3.25
$3.50
J. E. (Ed) M E T Z G E R
PH O N E
54 S
YOUR HOM E F U R N ISH E R
gbesham
TO BONDHOLDERS.
We will gladly accept Liberty Bonds in
Payment for any Auto Tires in Stock.
C. E. Osburn & Co.
Gresham
Phone 691
U. OF 0. FACULTY TO GIVE
CREDIT FOR ARMY WORK
Men
ENGLAND’S ABLEST
PREACHER HERE.
w ho m a d e officers’ c o m m is­
sio n s o r w ho did tw o -th ird s of th e
w ork
n e c e ss a ry
to
o b ta in
c o m m is­
sio n s in an y of th e A m erican tr a i n ­
in g cam p s, w ill receiv e c re d it fo r one
te rm of w o rk in th e U n iv e rsity of
O reg o n , sh o u ld th e y r e g is te r in tills
in s titu tio n . S uch w as th e d ecisio n of
th e fa c u lty of th e U n iv e rs ity in th e
r e g u la r D ecem b er m eetin g .
A n o th e r d ecisio n re a c h e d w as to
go back to th e old re q u ire m e n t of th e
fu ll 15 u n its of h ig h school w ork in ­
s te a d o f fh e 13 to w hich re d u c tio n
w as m ad e fo r S. A. T. C. m en a t th e
o p e n in g of th e la s t te rm .
U n iv e rs ity c re d it w ill he allo w ed
fo r m ilita ry w ork d o n e by n o n -c o m ­
m issio n e d officers in th e 8. A. T. C.
a t th e o r d e r of s u p e r io rs , w h ich k ept
s e v e ra l of th e n o n -co m s fro m h a n d
lin g th e i r a c a d e m ic w ork s a tis f a c to r ­
ily. T h e e q u iv a le n t in c re d its th u s
lo st w ill be g iv en , it Is ru le d , b u t th e y
w ill n o t c o u n t in th e s u b je c ts m issed.
To ta k e th e p lace o f a d h e siv e p la s ­
te r a c a n d le h a s been in v e n te d , c o m ­
posed of paraffin a n d c le a n sin g an d
h e a lin g in g re d ie n ts , w h ich is lig h te d
in th e u su a l w ay, th e d rip p in g s b ein g
allo w e d to flow o v e r w ounds a n d seal
th e m .
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Geo. Dietl, Prop.
Main S treet
Gresham , Ore.
England's most able preacher Is
again in America, after an ab­
sence of 21 years. It Is Rev.
Charles Gore, D. D., D. C. L.,
Lord Bishop of Oxford. Rev.
Gore attracted great crowds at
Washington on the occasion of his
former visit. He comes now in
regard to moral aims of nations
fnjl.Qwing the war.
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M rs. B ose N elso n, a n e g re s s w ho
h a n d le s heav y p a c k a g e s in an e x ­
p re s s c o m p a n y 's w a re h o u se in W a s h ­
in g to n . is m o u rn in g th e lo ss of
$ 2 ,Sot), w hich sh e sa y s sh e lo st fro m
h e r s to c k in g
w hile w o rk in g In th e
w a re h o u se .
Home-made Sausage and
Lard, Sweet-Cured Ham
and Bacon
We buy Beef Cattle, Calves,
Ilogs, Hides, Etc.
I V ltM F ItS . A T T E N T IO N !
W e S m o k e V o u r M eat
Phone 881
Just and Righteous Peace
A peace with a soul, as Milton expressed it, is
the kind of peace far-sighted men of all ages have
prophesied.
It is what is now demanded in
"a peace which shall he permnaent."
i.
Representative» of the allied nations, unspoilt by
victory, yet faithful to their trust, must unite in
their stand for a just and righteous peace.
«So ring out, Christmas Bells, a n d ' proclaim as
never before the glad tidings
Peace on Earth, Good-tcill'to men.''
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Gresham, Oregon