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BINDERS, M OW ERS, RA K ES, TEDDERS
R epairs for All M achines
K E N T U C K E Y SILO S
H e s s e l’s F arm M ach in ery
W. A. HESSEL
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Servie;
Cannon’s Dry Goods
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E. W. AYLSWORTH '
SU IT S
N E C K T IE S
COLLARS
SH IR T S
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“ R e d C r o w n ” g iv e s g r e a te r nalle
si, . B e ca u se it is c o r r e c tly m a d e ,
s t r a i g h t - d i s t i l l e d , a ll- r e f t r . -ry
g ì ' in e . L o o k fo r th e R e d
C r o w n s i g n b e f o r e y o u f ill.
standard on. company
(California)
C. A. M ’C A R TY , Special A gent, G resham , Ore.
ilinost
SHOES
H O SE
HATS
E T C ., ETC.
GLEASON TRUCK SERVICE
7/te Gaso/.’n e of~ (Quality
—
Mr. anil Mrs. li. Cam eron have en
tertain ed Mrs. Marion Veach of E u ?
gene during tlie past week
She and
Mr- f a i n t r<»n are form er classm ates.
I
Mrs. O. G. Dahl, of Y akim a, and
her son H arold, are house g u ests of
Mr. anti Mrs. 1». li. Geddes.
.Mrs.
Dahl i th e sister-in-law of th e Ged
des' dau g h ter, Mrs. B M. L isbakken.
B S H ä S i '
1 Mr and Mrs. I). M. R oberts re
ceived a teleg ram this m orning from
i th eir son, L ieut. K enneth R oberts,
announcing his arriv al at Newport
News, V irginia, from F ran ce, He is
! leaving Camp T aylor today and is ex
pected home soon.
E. 1». Axtell, who has been w ork
ing for several m ouths at Reedsport, £ Oil account of shortage of all decorations, would advise "
i Oregon, cam e home on Sunday to re X
buying early.
main until a fte r th e celebration.
W. T. H artley is leaving in a few
^ r e s h a m ^ oregon^
days for W alla W alla, W ashington,
u tte r a visit with his d a u g h te r, Mrs.
E. s . JE N N E .
S. S. Thompson. Mr. H artley , who is
K. S. Jem ic, whose d eath occurred
at the family home n ear Je u n e s ta nearly 88 years of age, is as sp rig h tly
tion on Sunday evening.
He was as a young man.
C arm aleta Gleason is show ing
nearly 73 years of age. He is sur-1
vived by his son F o rrest, who is in with p ardonable pride h er gold
F rance, w here he went with the 116fh medal, ju st received from th e sta te
E ngineers a year and a h alf ago su p erin ten d en t of public in stru ctio n ,
Mrs. Jeu n e died suddenly of heart which she won o \e r all sev en th grade
trouble on May 1, 1918. Mr. Jeu n e contestants In th e sta te in an essay
T he engrav in g on the
has been tenderly cared for during contest.
Furnisher of Everything to Wear on July 4th.
a long illness by his b ro th er and sis medal shows h e r nam e and the
ter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Jenne. word "W inner Victory Loan Essay
Tile fu n eral was held th is m o rn Contest, 1919.”
ing at th e Mt. T abor P resb y terian | P o stm aster R oberts calls th e a tte n
church. An extended o b itu ary will i tion of the public to the fact th a t the
postoffice will be on holiday sched
appear in an early issue.
ule on the F o u rth . The g en eral de
livery window will be open from 9
MRS. C. A. JOHNSON
to 10 in th e m orning only. The
BURIED AT SA*
lobby will be open all day.
Miss W inifred St. C lair is spending
Mrs. M attie Johnson, form erly of th e week in Salem the guest of Miss
Powell \ alley, was buried th is a f te r E sther P aronagian.
noon in th e Sandy cem etery. Mrs.
Isaac A nderson has received his
Johnson it survived by h er husband, discharge from th e arm y and is at 1
Why not a new Kuppenheimer Suit?
C. A. Johnson, and two sons, A ugust hom e with his parents, Mr, and Mrs.
and G ustave. The fu n eral was from R. 1. A nderson, n ear P lea san t Home,
the fam ily residence n ear Kelso.
i He was with the 148th Field A rtil-
1lery.
Jo h n K. Honey A rrives Home.
A ttorney C. A. S tu d eb ak er and
John K. Honey is expected hom e , fam ily of C hehalis. W ashington were
tonight. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. guests at the Em m et Kelly hom e Sun
W. F. Honey, took an early train th is day and Monday. They w ere on the
Phone G resham 17
m orning to Hood River. They will hom ew ard stretch of a two w eeks’ I
trip by au to th ro u g h ea ste rn W ash -'
ferry across th e C olum bia to Whi
E X P R E S S A N D G E N E R A L H A U L IN G
Salmon and th e re m eet th e N orth ington. going via Snoqualm ie Pass, ,
W ashington, and then hom e over the '
Bank train hearing th e ir son.
T rip D aily Between G resham and Portland
Of all of G resham ’s long list of Columbia highw ay. Mr. S tu d eb a k er j
honored soldiers none has, perhaps, is a b ro th er of Mrs. Kelly.
Portland Phone Bdw. 524 .
At last F rid a y ’s m eeting the local '
had a more th rillin g experience than
Headquarters
with Melton & Co., 247 Pine
Jolin Honey. He left his college Red Cross auxiliary voted to disband 1
work at Leland S tanford and e n list for the sum m er, discontinuing all '
ed when th e United States en tered tile work except k n ittin g . Those who |
war, and was rejected because of d e would like to k n it m ay get yarn RAKER S GARAGE THIEF
L am e Shoulder.
fective vision. Again he trie d to get from Mrs. Jo h n Metzger.
T ills ailm e n t is usually caused by
CONFESSES ROBBERY
into the service and was again r e
I’. A. Combs, of P o rtlan d , is hav
' rh eu m a tism of th e muscles. All that
jected. N othing d au n ted , he cam e ing a sum m er hom e built in the grove
Jo e Mayer, a m em ber of th e I is needed is ab so lu te rest and a few
home and joined th e F rie n d s of south of the m o to r factory.
France, a m on-m ilitary o rganization
The m ountain View c h a p te r of L ents gang of org an ized g ara g e ro b ! a p p lica tio n s of C ham berlain's Lini
formed in P o rtlan d to do am bulance E atsern S tars of Sandy gave a pie bers, was cau g h t w ith th e goods last m ent. T ry it.— Adv,
He,
and his p a rtn e r,
work, lie went to New York w ith social last F riday evening.
A big T h u rsd ay .
tiis unit and was th e re forced to see crowd of pie ea te rs from G resham w ere sp o rtin g a H udson car. The
police had been looking fo r th is car
them sail away w ithout him , because went there to sam ple th e w ares.
he had overlooked the little form ality
After the program R. I. A nderson for several days, and recognized it
of g ettin g released by his exem ption of G resham and "U ncle” M organ of even th o u g h th e boys bad a tta c h e d a
license
num ber.
Young
hoard.
Boring took ch arg e of th e pie auc phoney
It took about tw o w eeks to get the tion. _ Tlie pies sold for $1.25 up to Mayer, also confessed th a t he was
necessary papers to New York and to $3.00'. The hungry hunch from th e th ief who en tered R a k e r’s g a r
have ills passport duly signed and | G resham a te $50 w orth.
H ere Is age, b reak in g th e w indows an d c a r
sealed. On arriv in g ill P aris he re the line-up: Messrs, and Mesdames rying off tire s and all th e o th e r
He assum ed all
joined his u n it, which was soon taken Tucker. A nderson, Cam eron, Rurke, av ailab le articles.
over by th e governm ent and which Kidder. C arlson, E astm an, Shultz, blam e, d eclaring th a t he alo n e was
was sent at once to o p erate w ith the Schneider, P u lfer, D owsett, K. A. responsible. Only five of tlie tires
T he o th e rs, M ayer
F rench in th e vicinity of Rheinis. Miller, W. J. O tt, and Mrs. Chas w ere retu rn ed .
H ere lie saw con tin u o u s service un Powell .Mrs. Ed. M etzger, Miss T ow le' said, were th ro w n into th e d itch not
far from the g ara g e because they
d er w ar conditions for n early a year and Bayard Miller.
and received th e "co rp s d ’arm e e” c i
S. (). Viken, form erly of G resham , th o u g h t they w ere being p u rsu ed and
tatio n for th e Croix-de-G uerre. He was the guest on Sunday of Mrs. w anted to m ake a quick get-aw ay.
has been stu d y in g in P aris since re Maggie Ulm. He was with thp 18th
Jo e M ayer is only 17 y ears old and
ceiving Ills d isch arg e at th a t place. Engineers, Railw ay, in F ran ce.
lias alread y served a term a t th e re
His hom e com ing was by way of
He has been tu rn ed
Miss Emma Johnson, on Sunday, form school.
G ib ralter, w here he spent a day or en tertain ed Miss Ola D eniston and o ver to th e ju v e n ile court.
two.
Miss M organ of P o rtlan d .
P ick e rs W anted.
T he finest looking, raciest-actin g ,
To begin ab o u t Ju ly 1. C u th b e rt
Tlie Joy of Living.
speed horses arriv ed in G resham to
To enjoy life we m ust have good day. They will be th o ro u g h ly ac rasp b erries in first class condition.
health. No one can reasonably hope q u ain ted with th e grounds by the T h ree cents a pound and bonus. J. S.
to get much real pleasure out of life F o u rth of July. T he Jockey c a rts are Chiodo, G resham . Phone 99.
when his bowels are clogged a good here too.
can do your washing
sh are of th e tim e and the poisons
D. F. Towle lias leased his Base
and wringing in a short hour
th a t should he expelled ¡ire absorbed Line farm to H. G. Andrew . The
or two, have cleaner clothes
Into the systi in, producing headache Towles will be city folks in th e fu
and aave over 1100 the first year
and indigestion. A few doses of tu re. They have purchased th e J. E.
—i f yon u se an Automatic Elec
C h am b erlain 's T ablets will move the M etzger bungalow on Main street.
tric W asher. C onnect it to any
bowels, stren g th en the digestion and
e le ctr ic lig h t socket; costs less
give you a chance to realize the real
Lynch Conking (Hub E n te rta in s.
th an 3 c en ts a w ashing for current.
joy of living. Try it. Adv.
On T h u rsd ay , Ju n e 26. th e m em
bers
of
the
cooking
club
of
the
Lynch
Come in and see o u r Never- leak
uuto cu rta in window.
See Palm - school gave a d elig h tfu l luncheon to
th e ir respective parents at th e home
quist.
if of Mrs. H ornecker. The m em bers
are M ildred McGregor, Iren e K um -|
I mel, A lta and George D ahlham m er,
I Elizabeth and V era G rant and Helen I
The A u to m a tic is designed,
Law rence.
m a ch in ed and finished to git e last
The table was p rettily decorated |
in a sa tisfa c tio n —both washer and
¡ with roses and syringas, with bou-I
w ringer guaranteed 5 years for
to n n ieres of rosebuds at each cover. ■
W k M fvt t e r , had an unusually hue»
fa m ily use. Ask us to shew yea
day- u l u pected taller, and «untie«,
I he m enu consisted of cream potato
other Inlarruptloaa, and find youiuelf
th e se Automatic features revr •
soup with crack ers, meat stew and!
with a limited lima for prepeftn* the
aible w ringer, bottom outlet, sc-
dum plings, cream ed peas and car-
erenina meal, then ; ou wish for an easily
c essib le gearing, u n iv er .il roil
■adedaeaeri.doo-l rout Something new
Vlt'.V
rots, bread and b u tte r, co ttag e
delicious, and uholeaoma.
drive, etc. T h ere is an •
cheese,
beet
pickles,
chocolate
blanc
¿ . i ,
• j " of Vosan’a
W asher for every family i- • at a
m ange sm othered in fru it whip, a n j
Uanhm allov W hip today
price any fa m ily can afford to pay-
The next time you vlah a
1- rench cream cake. The m e m b e rs1
juieh dessert, try tt on
prepared all o f th e viands an d e v e ry -1
fruit. You M il find the
th in g was perfect of its kind.
marshmallow adda a won
derful
rlrhnrss and tru tn -
Price $85
The older girls served th e luncheon
u n d er the supervision of Mrs. H orn-
e e k . r, who is th e ir local leader.
G< urge D ahlham m er the only boy >
teiY ou / a j -
GRESH A M
m em ber, c o n trib u ted th e delicious
co ttag e cheese as his p art of th e bill
of fare .
All are to be com m ended fo r th e ir -
f o r L a 5 r ^ T c ,T nhoel ^ ~ “
excellent work in th e cu lin ary line.
BUNTIN G, FLA G S, ETC.
Residence Phone 319
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T o make hay while the sun shines
YOU should use a H ay Tedder
Office Phone 54 4
JU LY
GRESHAM LOCALS
I. H. C.
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G R E SH A M
four
tu rn w ashday
w o rry into
su n sh in e
You
Try it on
fruit
Now that t he canning season has arrived every careful
house-wife looks over her jars to see what she will
need. \\ e Eave a till! line of K err Products in stock,
the safest , uid mo i sanitary way to put up your fruit
aud \cget. bh - fry K err \\ ide-m outh M ason Jars,
I’iie moutl i is large enough to adm it the hand and you
can arran e the fruit or vegetables so that thev will
not crush.
Kerr M ason Caps, “ self-sealing” brand seals all
regular Al.t-.on jars absolutely air-tight, no rubber
ring. Prevents mold or spoiling of food.
M
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N eh
açon CXpy
N c a l ii v ^ b r a m i
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1 « I v y Without*
> ber
z
'Self Sealing
Mason Ltd
In nil probt» tu 1 it y
p ric e s of f ru its mul
vegetables will not
be low er this year.
T h e re fo re y on should
begin to do y o u r c a n
n in g ¡tt ouee.
Store will close at
9 30 Friday morning.
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rasher;
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MCE
SMOOTH
w h o le
f r u it
J.hE. Metzger
7/ z ^G
w it h
G et your new h a t for th e F o u rth .
Misz M illinery, G resham .
SL,CING OK c r u s h .
I N G.
S E A L S W tTHO U T A
R ubber
r in g
We a re ready to book o rd ers for
berry p lan ts fo r next y e a r’s p lan t-
jn g
T he C o-operative Berry G row
ers, office at th e old M etzger store.
m
Five h u n d red sh a re s B eaver S tate
M otor Co, now sellin g $625 for sale
by one of o u r clien ts for $550
Re
q u ires $324-50 cash only.
F IR S T
S T A T E jiA N K ,
G resham , O regon.
F ru it P r ic e s O ffered
T he C o-operative Berry G row ers
at th e old M etzger sto re are offering
• to co n tra ct fru it at the follow ing
prices, n et to you, cra tes fu rn ish e d : i
I R aspberles, per lb ............
12c!
I L oganberries, p er lb.
I Royal Ann ch erries, per lb
8c-10c
La m berts
8c
Rings
Q uality and S ervice
Phone 661
8c
I
T hese are liberal prices an d if you
have any of th e above fru its to offer
com e In and we will co n tra ct w ith ,
you-
D. E. T O W L E .
'W M iM lIM K iM hm M «a ■■
THE FOURTH OF JULY
Itexaver S t a t e M otor C o.
A. W. M etzger
Phone 661
America’s
Glorious
Day
w» m
B erry P la n t s fo r S a le .
ANQ
K EEPS ALL THE FOOD
— NO MOULD. NO SPOIL
AGE!
b ,'.u nRf n,° re ,l' a.n !,hp ,lar<‘ of ro ck e’8 und th e ro ll of d ru m s-- syni-
n r , p a tr lo t,c /e lP b ra tio n s . F o r th is day com m em orates the
f o i th e
a " O ov ern «nent of th e people, bv the people,
fo r th e people w hich sta n d s today a le a d e r on th e ¿ a rth .
i rth
c a n isiV hfnnndP7 t,O^ i a8. j ',re,lg th en ert ,h p ««-eat » tru c tu re of Amerl-
ln d en en d en co " m ” i he <
exPre88ed <n A m erica's D eclaration of
in d ep en d en ce— Ideals to w hich today th e w orld asp ires.
of th^aeh a,nnen hiV L h<“a r a anrl a flxe<1 PurpOM to be w orthy at once
lous Day of Indepen<lence° ,af,k" " h ’’“ '1, *** W' U ce le b ra ,p th l"
¿ first -^»tatr iBank
G K ESH A M , OREGON