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G RESH A M
Hessel’s Farm Machinery
W A HESSEL
RELIABILITY
PHONE 544
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M rs. E th e l P ritc h a rd , of P o rtla n d ,
w as a re c e n t v is ito r a t th e h o m e of
I h e r m o th e r. M rs. C. M errill.
SERVICE
PHONE 6x2
W m. P e te rso n a n d C. J . P tils ,
Pow ell V alley re s id e n ts , s p e n t th e
m o rn in g in to w n .
S. C. B rasw ell, o f P le a s a n t V alley,
1 m ade so m e p u rc h a s e s a t G resh am
b u sin e ss h o u se s to d ay.
A1 W ellm an , o f B o rin g , w as a
J G re sh a m v is ito r y e ste rd a y .
Mr. a n d Mrs. W . E. W ood, w ho
a re m a k in g th e ir h om e in P o rtla n d
a t p re s e n t, w ere o u t at th e ir h o m e on
M aple a v e n u e on S u n d ay .
M. C o rn e tt, J. O dell, W m. O dell
an d M. E. W illiam s of B o rin g all
did b u sin ess in G re sh a m today.
Mr. anti Mrs. W. K. H a m ilto n and
fa m ily of P o rtla n d , w ho fo rm e rly
re s id e d h e re , w ere d in n e r g u e s ts at I
tlte A. J. W. B row n h o m e on S un d ay
Planet Jr. Standard or Iron Age, garden
seeders-Sows in hills or drills-One or two
wheel hand cultivators Saves time and la­
bor Sure means a better garden.
corn or bean planters
PORTLAND. Phone Ma.n 5105
CAREFUL DRIVERS
Main a n d Pow ell Streets
A. M. 8:00. 9:30, 10:35, 11:25, P. M. 12:35, 1:40,
2:35, 3:25, 4:35, 5:30, 6:25, 7:35
L eave G resh am , C o rn er
L eave P o rtlan d , S tan d b etw een W ash in g to n a n d A ld e r on
First Street, R o u te d over P ow ell V alley R o ad O nly
A M 8 40, 9:40, 10 40, 11:40. P. M. 12:40, 1:40,
GLEASON TRUCK SERVICE
AND CENERAI. HAI LING
between Gresham and Portland
WILD FLOWER CALENDAR
PORTLAND GRESHAM CARS
AT GRESHAM LIBRARY
RUNNING ON SCHEDULE
T h e G re s h a m -P o rtla n d Jitn ey s e r v ­
ice, w hich s t a r te d a b o u t th r e e w eeks
ag o , lias e s ta b lis h e d a re g u la r s c h e d ­
ule, w hich is a d v e rtis e d In a n o th e r
co lu m n of th is p ap er.
T h e tw o c a rs now In use a rc
d riv e n by A. E. E a stlu n d an d by G. R.
H unch, hotli c u re fu l d riv e rs w ith se v ­
e ra l y e a r s ' e x p e rie n c e in tile b u sin ess.
T h e y plan to p u t on m o re c a rs w hen-
ev en th e p a tro n a g e d e m a n d s it.
Mr. E a s tlu n d lives in P o rtla n d and
s tu r ts th e first e a r from th a t en d of
th e tr ip nt 8 :4 0 in tile m o rn in g
Mr
B u rch s t a r t s th e first c a r fro m G re s h ­
a m at 8 o ’clock.
T h e la t t e r bus
re n te d
th e
h o u se
b e lo n g in g
to
M ayor K enney on Second s tre e t and
w ill m ove tils fam ily h e re a b o u t (lie
1st of A pril.
Gresham
Model 490
PLUS $12.20 W AR TA X
w ith ev ery b o d y n icely re c o v ered .
Miss R adcliffe, o f P o rtla n d , who |
fo rm e rly m a d e h e r h om e h e re , wu. j
a G re sh a m v is ito r y e ste rd a y .
Mrs. J. 11. M etzg er, w ho h a s been
ill fo r o v e r a w eek, is re p o rte d as
im p ro v e d in h e a lth .
A le tte r g r a m fro m G u e rd o n llu m -
aso n to h is m o th e r, M rs. C h ris te n a
llu m a s o n a n n o u n c e s h is d e p a r tu r e
from L ove E ielti, T ex as, fo r C am p
L ew is, w h ere he e x p ects s h o r tly to
receiv e h is d is c h a rg e .
Miss M ary C h ris te n s e n , a s tu d e n t
in th e co m m e rc ia l c o u rs e a t th e high
sch o o l, h a s receiv ed a le a th e r c a rd 1
case fro m
R e m in g to n co m p an y in |
re c o g n itio n of h e r m a k in g a sp eed
of m o re th a n fo rty w ords a tm iu u te
fro m d ic ta tio n on th e ty p e w rite r.
H o w ard T h o m p so n a n d M rs. L ena
T h o m p so n , b o th of w hom h av e been
til In a P o r tla n d h o s p ita l, h a v e r e ­
tu r n e d hom e a n d a re d o in g w ell.
A baby boy w as b o rn to Mr. an d
Mrs. C. II. Sloop o f th e P le a s a n t
H om e d is tric t on M arch 11.
M rs.
Sloop h as been s u ffe rin g w ith a se ­
v ere cold h u t is re p o rte d to be Im ­
p ro v in g .
Hr. A. H W rig h t s u r p ris e d h is
frie n d s hv a p p e a rin g dow n to w n y e s­
te rd a y , fo r th e first tim e sin c e h is
a u to m o b ile ac c id e n t.
T h e o d o re B ru g g e r, T h o s. P. C a m p ­
bell of B o rin g , G e o rg e H. K e ste rso n
C a rl J o h n s o n , Rev. E. A. L e o n a rd ,
Mrs. H. II. E lin g , a n d Miss C a ro lin e
A g e n t s fo r C h e v r o le t M o to rs
T a llm a n w ere am o n g th e local In-1
d u s tr ia l c lu b le a d e rs p re s e n t a t th e !
m e e tin g of th e c lu b le a d e rs of th e
c o u n ty on S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n in th e
c o u rth o u s e . M iss E th e l C a lk in s am i
II. C. S ey m o u r o f O. A. C. c lu b ex­
te n sio n serv ice, o u tlin e d th e policy
Del R eg al, of J e u n e s ta tio n , w as in
a n d p la n s fo r th e p ro je c t.
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G re sh a m on b u sin e ss today.
Mr. a n d Mrs. W. L. S to c k to n , of
G eo rg e W all, of C h e rry v lle , p u r-
P o rtla n d , w ere d in n e r g u e sts of Mr.
to u r in g
c a r frotn
an d M rs. E ra n k G ib b s on Sunday c ' h a se d a F o rd
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T h ey a lso c a lled on th e C lau d e
Mr. a n d M rs. S im m o n s and
S to c k to n s, w h ile In th e H effner ad-
d re n . o f P o rtla n d , w ere th e g u e s ts
5 0 d o z e n sh a d e s ju st
S u n d a y of Mrs. Mlsz an d Miss M arie
Misz.
a r r iv e d fro m manu*
E v e re tt L a n d e rs, of T ro u td a le , is
fa c tu r e r .
th e o w n e r of a new F o rd ro a d s te r,
d e liv e ry w as
m ad e
y e s te rd a y by
R a k e r & Son.
M rs. J o s e p h in e K n ig h to n h as leased
th e seco n d floor o f th e Ja c o b se n
b u ild in g at P ow ell a n d M ain s tre e ts ,
and w ill m a k e h e r h o m e up th e re .
She w ill h a v e so m e a ttr a c tiv e h o u s e ­
k eep in g ro o m s fo r re n t.
llo g a b o iie an d Ml:
H. II. E ln g lias r e tu r n e d from th e
•H and. w ere w eek-en
S e a ttle a u to m o b ile show an d jin k s ,
W illiam T h o m hom e
w hich he sa y s w ere a lm o st as good as
th e re c e n t P o rtla n d m o to r e v e n ts
T h e E a s te rn S ta r p a rty to n ig h t is
Your H om e Furnisher
an ev e n t th a t
is a n tic ip a te d w itli
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m uch p le a s u re by M asons an d th e ir
fam ilies.
Mrs. M a lle tt, a Ju v e n ile c o u rt o f ­
ficer. w as in G re sh a m th is w eek In ­
T h e W o m en 's H om e M issio n ary
E p w o rth l.< agiie P a rty .
v e s tig a tin g ttie
w a n ts of th e St. so ciety a n d L a d ie s’ Aid so ciety a n ­
T h e m e m b e rs of th e E p w o rth
J a c q u e s c h ild re n w ho hav e c o n tin ­ n u a l th a n k o fferin g te a a t th e W. R.
L eag u e w ill hold a le a g u e p a rty a t
ued to m a k e th e i r h o m e h e re w ith B u rk e h om e on P ow ell s tr e e t to m o r­
th
e A. H evel re sid e n c e on F rid a y
Mrs. ( 'la r k , fo llo w in g th e i r m o th e r ’s row . E v ery b o d y w elcom e.
d e a th last m o n th . S he called on an
ev en in g . Ail in te re s te d in th e a c tiv i­
R ecent p u rc h a s e rs of C h e v ro le ts
old frie n d . Mrs. J. N. C la i.a h a n , w ho
ties of th e le a g u e a r f c o rd ia lly I n v it­
h ad also in te re s te d h e rs e lf in th e from th e lo cal a g e n t, C. E. O sb u rn , ed to be p re s e n t. G am es w ill be e n ­
S te rlin g
an d C. A. Mc­
c h ild re n , an d re p o rte d th a t th ey w ere a re J. 11
joyed an d re f re s h m e n ts serv ed .
in good h a n d s A l l effort w ill be m ad e C a rth y .
The 490 Chevrolet touring car meets the demand for
high-class cars, at a moderate price, representing a value
that is hard to beat anywhere.
It posessess all the conveniences and refinements of
a high priced car, yet is much more economical to oper­
ate.
The Chevrolet is sturdily built. It’s semi-cantilever
springs make it ride as easy as a heavier and more ex­
pensive car. And yet, it is extremely light in weight.
Come in, see this splendid car, ride in it, and drive it
home. We will be glad to show it to you. No waiting for
the arrival of a car. We can give you one immediately.
And remember, the price, $845 plus war tax of $12.20, at
Gresham.
Other body types- roadster, sedan, coupe. Also a
1-ton worm drive truck, the ideal light truck for farm and
general hauling.
Cut this out, carry it for reference.
BONDED CARS
CHEVROLET
In flu en za bun is off a t th e S k irv ln . '
E xley, K ern an d H a m m a r h om es. I
One horse plows disc harrows spike tooth har­
rows -cultivators all for the man who uses but one
GRESHAM. Phone 201
O l'T IA X JK
F re d d ie
an d
T h o m as
B echill
fo u n d hazel an d In d ian peuch bloom s
M arch 13, anil D oris B row n, In d ian
peach M arch 14. A ndrew M cA llister
an d A rlle ilo rn is li b ro u g h t in m y rtle
not a w ild (low er, h u t o n e th a t h as
b ecom e n a tu ra liz e d In O reg o n .
O. w . P. R a te 1 'o n cessio lis.
To a c o m m itte e of fa rm e rs and
S. It. H all, co u n ty a g e n t, w ho w aited
upon th e officials of th e (). W. I’.,
fre ig h t d e p a rtm e n t, th e ra ilro a d lias
a n n o u n c e d som e r a te co n cessio n s
T lic ra te s w ill be 90 c e n ts to G re s h ­
am , $1.10 to O rie n t w ith th e o ld ra te
o f 90 c e n ts to L in iicm aiiii re m a in in g
unchanged.
T h e fo rm e r p rice w as
$1.20 to G resh am a n d $1.50 to P le a s­
a n t H om e. T h is re d u c tio n lias been
m ad e in sp ite of th e fact tlia t th e
fre ig h t d e p a rtm e n t Is not p a y in g ,
Office Phone 691
Gresham. Oregon
House Phone 176
Some bargains at
60c.-Duplex oil
shades at 80c.
Here It Is !
Now is the time when every Farmer's mind turns to thoughts of
preparing the soil for planting.
Have you b e t 'l l in to see \\h..t we have to offer in this line’ W e shall be glad
to assist you m selecting a fettihzer suitable to the needs ot your land.
W e a r e a g e n ts fo r th e fa m o u s B e a v e r B ra n d A n im a l F e r tili
z er s fo r C orn , G ra in , P o ta to e s a n d G a r d e n s.
It is also time to use Land Plaster of which we have a large
supply.
C ar lo a d ju s t a r r iv e d .
to lo c a te th e c h ild r e n 's fa th e r.
L im e an d s u lp h u r sp ra y b o th in
M rs T. W. W v a tt, of S a n ta C ruz.
The
c o m m itte e
of th e B a p tist C a lifo rn ia , is v is itin g
h e r c o u sin , dry an d liq u id fo rm , any q u a n tity at
c h u rc h in c h a rg e of th e c o n v e n tio n Mrs. N. W ith ro w .
L. L. K id d e r H dw. Co.
o f th a t d e n o m in a tio n th a t w ill c o n ­
vene nex t m o n th , h e ld a m e etin g in
th e lib ra ry la st n ig h t to p erfect pinna
fo r e n te r ta in in g a n d h o u sin g th e d e l­
eg a te s.
G eo rg e D edtnan, p ro p r ie to r of a
h o te l a t S k ag w ay , A lask a, w as a
w eek -en d g u e st a t th e G. H. D am -
m e te r h o m e o v e r th e w eek -en d . He
also c a lle d a t th e C ia n a h a n h o m e, r e ­
n ew in g old frie n d sh ip s.
M eadam es W F H oney, G eo rg e
H oney, J. N. C ia n a h a n a n d L. M
R u sse ll w ere g u e sts a t a lu n c h e o n at
th e M u ltn o m a h h o te l in P o rtla n d on
S a tu r d a y , h o n o rlu g
Mrs. F ra n c e s
P a rk , n a tio n a l s e c re ta ry of th e W C
T. I'. Mrs. R u sseli c o n tr ib u te d $25
'to th e m illio n d o lla r re c o n s tru c tio n
P a y th em th r o u g h th is b a n k
d riv e of th e e n g in e e rs , w ho d ied In
se rv ic e In F ra n c e .
First half due on or before April 5,
1919, second half on or before October
5. 1919.
0 YE8 !
Q u a l it y
PHONE 661
and S ervice
PHONE 661
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