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OUTIXXJK
GIESES HERE SINCE 1853
SERVICE
TROUTDALE
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
T he fa rm e rs in th is v ic in ity are
bus. g e ttin g in t h e ir hay, ta k in g ad
C o n tin u e d fro m page 1
vantage o f th e p e rfe ct h a y in g w e a th e r
r> n attended M r ('a lle y s school in
M rs J J o rd a n , Bessie M cG in n is,
Pleasant V alle y w ith the C athey's. Cor- o f B a ttle C reek, M ic h ig a n , is spend-
NO. 66
n u tts D eardorfs, Richeys. Jeniies and lu g the s u m tu e r w ith he r pa ren ts, M r
A t G resham In th e S tate o f O regon
a t th e close o f business, J iim
A lb rig h ts .
The nearest c h u rc h ser and M rs H C. M cG in n is
3 0 th , 1919.
vices were held a t F a irv ie w aud la te r
M rs. A n n ie L a to u r e ll, o f San F r a n
KKSOUKCBB
at Gresham. The ox tea 'n hauled them cisco, aud M rs. E th e l A n d e rso n , o f Lo an s and d is c o u n ts .............................................
3135,886 54
to church.
Lo is. , Id a h o are v is itin g w ith th e ir O v e rd ra fts , secured and unsecured
1.159 94
Once a year Xlrs Giese and her m o th e r, M rs
W ils o n .
Miss Grace Bonds and w a rra u ts .
43,858 44
daughters made the bumpy t r ip to W ilso n has also been a t hom e f o r a Stocks, se c u ritie s , ju d g m e n ts , etc
12,549.85
P o rtla n d fo r eaileo and m u s lin
The w h ile , but is now busy a t he r w o rk o f B a n k in g house ................................................
5,000 On
heavy s ilk s o f Mrs. Giese’s trousseau u u n in g .
F u r n itu r e and fix tu re s ....................................
2,400 Ofl
were u n suita ble in the w ilderness
A lo n z o C u m m in s die d last T h u r s O th e r re a l estate o w u e d ....................................
6,476 4 .
M iss Cora Giese has some o f them uow day o f tu b e rc u lo s is ut th e hom e o f his l»ue fro m a p pro ved reserve banks
3 22.449.44
in cedar elu sts In he r cozy home ad fa th e r. Rev. 11. T. C u m m in s in P o r t C hecks and o th e r cash Rems
R ep airs
163 92
jo in in g her C e d a rville Park ho ld ing s land. H e was b u rie d in th e D ouglas Cash on h a n d ...
..........
16,299.40
Except fo r the d e lig h tfu l, spicy cam cem etery at T ro u td a le S a tu rd a y. He
33 9,512.76
p h or sm ell in the folds those gowns leaves th re e l i t t le c h ild re n . H is w ife
O th e r resources ....
55.09
m ig h t have been fashioned a year ago died w ith in th e past ye a r, also o f
C u s to m e r’s lia b ilit y acco un t o f ' ‘A ccep tance s”
5 ,7 0 0 .On
instead o f seve nty-five y e a rs , ago. tu b e rcu lo sis.
Phone 319
W A HESSEL
T here is not a erack o r tear in the fab
Phone 544
On F rid a y , J u ly 11, a d a u g liu xr
T o ta l..............
ric s A ud such Paisley and s ilk Cash- was b o rn to M r. aud M rs. H o w e ll o f
3252,598 59
mere shaw ls!
There is needle w o rk T ro u td a le .
_ , ,
L IA BILITIE S
as fin e as spide r's web— baby caps,
R ic h a rd K n a r r , M o rris M cG iuu is, C a p ita l stock pa id I n .......................
3 I5 .o o o .o o
vestees and co lla rs
S u rp lu s fu n d ..................................
and R ussell W ils o n w ent Ashing S at
2,500.00
On those Infreq uen t shopping trip s
U
n
d
iv
id
e
d
p
ro
tits
,
less
expenses
and
taxes
paid
urday up u e ur G o v e rn m e n t Cam p, re
2,102.79
one held on fo r dear life as tile oxen
P o sta l saving s ba nk d e p o sits .................................
859.02
T hey ea ug ht 125
and la te r the horses drew the wagon tu r n in g S unday.
In
d
iv
id
u
a
l
deposits
s
u
b
je
c
t
to
ch
e
ck.........
132 899.05
tine m o u n ta in tro u t.
over tiie great roots In the crude road
D em and c e rtific a te s o f de po sit. .................
2,091.33
M r. and M rs. T o m L o w are on a
way
Great trees, six feet across, b a r
C a sh ie r checks o u ts ta n d in g
1,293.61
red the way
The fe rry boat in P o rt 2-w eeks' m o to r t r ip v is itin g S ea ttle, T im e and savings deposits .......................
7,152.79
land was paddled by tw o m ules h a r V ic to ria and V a n co u ve r, 11. C.
M iss M ary
B u llo c k aud G eorgte
32 14 ,2 95 .8 0
nessed in a treadw ay.
W here sm all
B ills payable fo r m oney b o rrow e d
13,000.00
farm houses dot the way now, the re Jacobs o f P o rtla n d were guests la st "A c c e p ta n c e s ” o f th is bank
week
o
f
th
e
fo
rm
e
r's
a
u
n
t,
M
rs.
L
.
A
5 ,7 oil no
was
heavy
tim b e r.
The
Gates,
F re d H a rlo w
v is ite d the
H a m lin s and K e llys had cla im s along H a rlo w .
T o t» ]............................................................................
32 52 ,5 98 .5 3
the way. F a ttie r K e lly , beloved o f a ll fa m ily the firs t p a rt of th e week and |
o ld -tim e rs, kept open house fo r tra v M rs Chas E. R obinson the la tte r S tate o f O regon, C o u n ty o f M u ltn o m a h , s i
p
a
rt.
.s
A
i
C
a
sh
ie
r
o
f
th
e
above-nam
ed
ba
nk,
do
s o le m u ly
clera.
He had come in the e a rly
a n d * L it » f
he * b° Ve • t a t * u i* n t •• t™ ® to th e beet o f my kn o w le d g e
fo rtie s and ow ned a w h o le sectio n o f
belief.
aud b
e lie f
K A M i L,L h :K i c a a h te r.
land.
He was a fa m ilia r fig u re at
BORING
S ubscribed and sw o rn to b e fore me th is lo t h day o f J u ly . 1919.
tiie cam pm eetings
I t was to F a th e r K e lly 's home th a t
JAS E L K 1 N U T O N , N o ta ry P u b lic .
B o rn to M r. and M rs O. M. R ich
a score o f fa m ilie s fled d u rin g the
M y c o m m issio n exp ire s A u g 8. 192 1
on Sunday, a baby g ir l.
C
o
rre
c
t
A
tte
s
t;
A.
F.
In d ia n scare.
Am ong them
were
Miller, W. E M u rk e ll, H A. L e w is, D ire cto rs.
Union
a
u
x
ilia
r
y
o
f
th
e
Red
Cross
Jake Moore and J im Powell, He aud
F o r th e s u m m e r they
Jas P o w e ll w ere n u rs in g a g ru d g e o f is s t ill busy.
ADMINISTKATOK'S
SALK
OF
lit e Use o f k e ro s e n e Mean» a C ool
long stan din g. W hen it seemed c e rta in w ill devote u ll th e ir tim e to k n itt in g
H EAL PR O PE R TY .
K itc h e n .
M
rs.
John
H
o
ffm
e
is
te
r
and
M
rs.
I
I.
th a t savages were upon th e m Jake
M ost wom en dread hot su m m e r
said. "Take care, Jam es; i f th a t be M Johnson are h a v in g a good deal In th e C ir c u it C o u rt o f th e S tate of
O regon f o r M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty
( the Ind ian s, I fo rg iv e you ; but I f they to ta lk ab ou t o v e r tile phone. They
In th e M a tte r o f th e E sta te o f M ary days whon tiie k itc h e n b e c o m e s us
don't come tile old grudge holds g o o d !” are b o tli re jo ic in g o ve r th e prospect
at t til ng aw a fu rn a c e , i t is p la in , hard
A n n K in g . Deceased.
F a th e r K e lly saw to it th a t they burled o f a sn a p .” No m ore r a ttlin g o f tiie
No. 15311.
d ru d g e ry to hang o ve r a coal stove
tin- hatchet.
w a te r p a il and y e llin g fo r some one
N o tice Is hereby g iv e n th a t th e un as th e th e rm o m e te r m o u n ts h ig h e r
T h e snap re
I ll C iv il W ar lim e s news came slow to till tiie re s e rv o ir.
ly
Never in doubt as to the outcome, fe rre d to is a m a g icia n ca lle d "T h e d e rsig n e d a d m in is tra to r o f th e es and h ig h e r.
M an y wom en Iiave fo u n d by p u t
E liza and E rnest Giese had stitch e d a M ilw a u k ie A ir - W a te r S ystem ” w h ic h ta te o f M a ry A n u K in g , deceased, in
tine large A m e rica n flag to celebrate tiie H o ffn ie ls te rs are a lre a d y in s ta ll pu rsu a u ce o f an o rd e r h e re to fo re tin g in a kerosene stove (h u t th e ir
m
ade
aud
e
n
te
re
d
in
said
estate,
uu
k itc h e n s ure ke p t cool and c o m fo r t
tiie U nion v ic to ry .
W hen th e d ire in g
T iie Joh nso ns are w a itiu g fo r
news passed from neig hbo r to neighbor tiie c o n triv a n c e to a rriv e , and in tiie th o riz ln g said a d m in is tra to r to sell ab le even in th e h o tte s t days in s u m
th
e
re
a
l
p
ro
p
e
rty
h
e
re
in
a
fte
r
des
m er.
o f the a ssa ssin ation o f A b ra h g m L in m e a n tim e are d iscu ssin g w haf th e y 'll
B u t th e use o f a good kerosene,
coln, tiie Gieses s o rro w fu lly raised th te do w h ile "G e o rg e ” w a te rs the sto ck, c rib e d at p riv a te ta le , w ill on and
a
fte
r
M
on
da
y,
th
e
2
1
rt
day
o
f
J
u
ly
,
such us th e S ta n d a rd O il C o m pa ny's
new Hug to h a lf mast on th e ir stou t washes the
clo th e s,
s p rin k le s the
1919,
a
l
Room
314
S
p
a
ld
in
g
B
ld
g
P ea rl O il, has m any o th e r a d v a n t
c. d a r flagpole
A fte r L in c o ln 's b u ria l la w n a n il irrig a te s tiie garden
they folded it away.
I t is a prized
Miss M axine T e lfo rd , B o rin g p r i P o rtla n d , O regon, o ffe r f o r sale and ages Ilia n th a t o f kee ping tile k it c h
se
ll
a
t
p
riv
a
te
sale
to
th
e
h
ig
h
e
st
possession in the Giese home.
en cool.
i t is easy to ha n d le - fu r
mary tea cher, has resigned h e r posi
I p tite r, on a s ig h tly h ill o v e rlo o k tio n here fo r one n e a re r O regon C ity . b id d e r, and su b je c t to th e c o n firm a ea sie r th a n e ith e r coal o r wood
tio
n
o
f
th
e
above
e
n
title
d
C
o
u
rt,
fo
r
in g tie Giese and L in n e n ia n u home Miss T e lfo rd lias lin o cha rge o f tiie
F u rth e rm o re , i t m akes no d ir t o r
s te a d s ite s M r. and Mrs. Percy Giese lit t le folkH in B o rin g fo r the pusf cash in ha nd , th e fo llo w in g described du st w h ic h m ust be cleaned up co n
re
a
l
p
ro
p
e
rty
located
In
M
u
ltn
o
m
a
h
have th e ir home in the heart o f the th re e years, w ho w ill re g re t he r leav
t in u a lly . I t lig h ts ut th e to u ch o f a
c o u n ty , O regou,
and
b e lo n g in g to m atch, so th e re is no w a itin g fo r the
tine filb e r t orch a rd tha t is M r. Giese's in g , as w ill also the p a tro n s o f th
said
estate,
to
-
w
lt:
hobby and pride.
As lie reca lls the d is tric t.
fire to com e up.
L o t th ir te e n (1 3 ) o f B lo ck f ifty -
salt-suck trousers, parched-wheat cof
P e a rl O il b u rn s up clean and p ro
Miss Eva Dodd v is ite d
th e Joh in
fee and o th e r m a ke sh ifts o f those A ndersons on h e r way fro m D ayton fo u r (5 4 1 , to w n o f L in n to n , and now duces no o d o r. I t is refin ed und re-
w ith in th e c o rp o ra te lim its o f the re iin e d by a special process w h ich re
fr o n tie r days lie appreciates h is pion to C h e rry v ille .
c ity o f P o rtla n d .
eer parents.
moves the im p u ritie s .
W hen eve r It
The hay crop th is yea r is fine. M r
A R T H U R R. K IN O ,
M iss Cora Giese has b u ilt h e rse lf a H ltz a u has com m enced b a lin g al
is b o u g h t— In th e c ity , in th e coun-
A d m in is tr a to r o f th e E state o f
c h a rm in g Imine w ith a w o n d e rfu l g a r ready. In a few days th re s h in g sea
tr y , in the m o u n ta in s , o r on th e sea
M a ry A n n K in g , Deceased
den in fie- grove near the depot. I t is son w ill open. T h e w h e a t fields are
sho re— it Is alw a ys th e same hig h
A ddress 314 S p a ld in g B ld g ,
not fa r fro m the site o f the firs t log rip e n in g fast these w a rm days
q u a lity kerosene.
I t can he bo ug ht
P ortland, Oregon.
..s
The o th e r s u rv iv in g son, A r
M rs H. C L a rso n and g ra n d d a u g lt Telephones M a in 36 5 3 ; S ellw o od 22« e ve ry w h e re in five g a llo n oans, o r in
t h u r Giese, lias lived in P o rtla n d for te r. F lo re n ce H ill,
b u lk a t a s lig h t s a v in g cost.
are
ta k in g In
m any years.
O ther re la tiv e s o f a C hautauqua at G lad stone
M r. Lar
T he Joy o f Living.
younger ge ne ration also liv e op p o r son d riv e s o v e r f o r some o f th e m ore
B e rry P la n ts f o r Sale.
T o e n jo y lif e we m ust have good
tio n s o f the Giese cla im
E rnest Giese in te re s tin g e ve n in g sessions
W e ure ready to book o rd e rs fo r
h e a lth . No one can rea son ably hope
died ill M arch, 1X91, and M rs Giese
W. T e lfo rd , his b ro th e r Max uni to get m uch real p le a su re o u t o f life b e rry p la n ts f o r ne xt ye a r's p la n t
in 1894. T hey are rem em bered as sub th e ir wives w ent Ashing in some won
in g .
T h e C o -o p e ra tiv e B e rry G ro w
when his bowels a re clogged a good
s ta n tia l members o f the co m m u n ity d e rfu l pond n e a r M t. Hood
T hey sha re o f the tim e and th e poisons ers, office a t th e o ld M e tzg e r sto re .
c la re th is nam e w ill a d o rn th e fro n t t l i e v helped to bu ild .
le ft one day and came back the next th a t s h o u ld be e xp elled are absorbed
w in d o w s o f pop and so ft d r in k places
W o m e n 's H o s p ita l o i P o rtla n d ,
The re p o rt is th a t th e y ea ught 300 in to th e system , p ro d u c in g headache
a ll o ve r th e w o rld .
F ive h u n d re d
La m e S h o u ld e r.
tro u t. Can you heat th a t?
M a te rn ity Cases O n ly.
lo n fe s ta n ts sent nan.es fro m a ll o ve r)
C o n tin u e d fro m page I
and In d ig e s tio n . A few doses of
i l i i s u ilm e n t is u s u a lly caused by
th e c o u n try , some o f w h ich are D ry - rh e u m a tis m o f th e m uscles
Cue o f th e fin e s t aud m ost t h o r
''h
a
m
b
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r
la
in
’s
T
a
b
le
ts
w
ill
move
the
A
ll
th
a
t
less a rd o r th e re were u n c o n d itio n a l lla r , Sunsuds, C ln n o m o re , M e th o - i
bowels, s tre n g th e n th e d ig e s tio n and o u g h ly equippe d p riv a te m a te rn ity
PLEASANT HOME
s u rre n d e rs and fans w e re in d u s tr i d e ria , C afoon, S u p sta to o t, S odaloon, 1 Is needed Is a b so lu te rest and a few
New,
g ive you a chance to re a lize the real h o s p ita ls in the n o rth w e s t.
o u sly used. P eople w ished th e y were N usup, S ultsu s, M ee tist and K u m u ll- j a p p lic a tio n s o f C h a m b e rla in 's L i n i
T he S un shine c lu b o f th e M. E jo y o f liv in g . T r y it . — A dv.
fire -p ro o f c o n s tru c tio n aud h ig h -cla ss
m e n t. T r y I t.— A dv.
back on th e coast. T h e w a te r was gone.
c h u rc h w ill g iv e un ice cream social
a cco m m od ation s.
For
in fo r m a tio n
n o t fit to d r in k , th e coal sm oke
Sunday w as L ife Service day, the I
on the c h u rc h la w n , S a tu rd a y eve n
S torage b a tte ry re p a irin g and re address 1 4 4 -1 8 th 8 t. N ., P o rtla n d ,
B
e
tte
r
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gg
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a
in
p
a
jg
u
Has
Im
p
ro
v
e
d
.
p o ure d in to th e w in d o w s.
I t takes I ro g ra m
in g , J u ly 19 a t 8 p. in
Games, m u c h a rg in g ,
s ta r te r
aud
g e n e ra to r nhone B ro a d w a y 3404.
be in g d iv id e d in to th re e
an o p tim is t to tra v e l in s u m m e r tim e . p a rts. T iie task in the m o rn in g , when
M arked im p rovem e nt in the eggs sic and s tu n ts , also a s h o rt p ro g ra m w o rk . R a k e r A Sou.
tf
N o rth D a k o ta . M in n e so ta . W iscon sin, Bishops M onzon and S tu n tz preached. ' th a t go to m arke t in Oregon is re w ill be given . A good tim e in s to re
P a in t, o il, etc., a d va n cin g .
B uy
Illin o is and In d ia n a
w ere ju s t as T iie le a d e rsh ip in th t a fte rn o o n ser- i ported from the b ig m a rke t centers. fo r
Read th e W a n t ads.
a ll.
E ve ryb o d y
c o rd ia lly
in
now . A t L . L . K id d e r H d w . Fo.
w a rm
C o o le r w e a th e r w elcom ed me inons bv Rev. M r. G od d a rd and B is-! \ P o rtla n d dealer te lls Prof. James vite d .
hom e in O h io fo r a w h ile , ho w e ver, hop M cC o n n e ll and B ish op H ender- w y d e n , who has w orked to im p rove
since the n o ld Sol has m ade up fo r it. 'o n
W hen tiie in v ita tio n was given the egg as w ell as the egg layers, that
POWELL VALLEY
W hen we stopped at Hast Du by th e la tte r bishop f o r yo u n g peo his losses are c o m p a ra tiv e ly sm all now
buque, W isco n sin , lo o k in g o u t o f ple to o ffe r them selves fo r liv e se rv w iu-rt as about on e -th ird had to be can
M iss
E th e l Swanson
and M iss
w in d o w , we began to say, w h at k in d ice, 48fl u n d e r 30 years o f age came dled out ten years ago.
He adds, Ire n e S eym ore o f A be rde en , W ash
o f a place is th is , kegs p ile d h ig h on fo rw a rd
a re sp e nd ing
th e ir
tw o -
At n ig h t, th e L ife W o rk "Y o u people at the college seem to be in g to n ,
1.
do in g good w o rk .”
wagons.
W e were re m in d e d o f th e ! e h a lle n g
was
h a n d le d
bv
Dr
weeks' vaca tion as th e guw tts o f Miss
T iie w ork o f the college was in ex N e llie A nderson
D a rk Ages
W e werp in fo rm e d th a t | i, u g t v
East D u bu que was w et- a p o p u la tio n
N e xt S unday is co n se cra tio n when p la in in g w hat a bad egg is. what
T h e Y ou ng Peoples' society o f the
•auses it. and how to prevent it, and
o f 150 people and 22 saloons
The th a n k s w ill be given f o r the
g r e a t re p ea ting it year a lte r year M any O r Swedish M ission c h u rc h w ill ho ld Its
tine ra ilro a d b rid g e lead across the C e n te n a ry e n te rp ris e .
egon ( d ito r s have published these ex re g u la r m e e tin g ne xt S a tu rd a y even
b e a u tifu l M ississip p i
r iv e r
to D u
ing, J u ly 19, on the la w n o f J. J
planations. and now enjoy b e tte r eggs
buque. Io w a w ith 40,000 people, a
T h r if t Needed.
Jobnson.
A good p ro g ra m is being
fo r bre akfast as a resu lt
d ry c ity . T h e re was a g re a t a m o u n t
Now tha t the peace tre a ty has been
pre pa red, a fte r w h ich ice cream and
T he egg
is perishable and become
gg Is
o f a c tiv ity
in
tra v e l across th a t
la
k
e
w
ili
be sold
E ve ryb o d y w e l-
7.
b rid g e , the ra ilw a y , th< wagon road, signed the U n ited States governm ent e ith e r stale o r ro tte n a fte r tw o or come
Not
is c o n tin u in g the s a l- e f t h r if t stam ps three days in hig h te m p e ra tu re
a fo o tp a th , tw o fe rrie s and s k ifts
people who cam e o v e r to "w e t th e ir and war saving stam ps not so m uch umb is ta n d in g th is a good m any poul
W hy T rou b le th e Dead.
w h istle s "
As th e re was not to be because the govern m ent needs the tr y raisers le ft tiie < ggs In the nest to t
When C lin to n N H ow ard re tu rn e d to
a n y c a rrie d in to d ry t e r r it o r y , excep' ; money, as the governm ent know s th a t long and then held them fo r a week or
w h a t was in t h e ir stom achs, we were citisem i o f tiie n a tio n m e d a safe, pa- so t i l l tin v l.ud a good sup ply o r th< Rochester, N Y., the o th e r day, a fte r
a t r ip in the East, he was questioned
t r in ile o p p o rtu n ity to in ve st th e ir price rose. But the supply was belie
sure th e y were a ll very honest
as to what he proposed to do re g a rd in g
in o r d - r th a t t h r if t and saving than the egg.
W e fo llo w e d th e b e a u tifu l Mis--- mon-
Ecgs were then purchased la rg e ly by Du- n q u e s t that he debate w ith (' A
com - a n a tio n a l c h a ra c te ris tic
is tip p i fo r 300 m ites. T h e co rn was may
W ln d le , a n ti p ro h ib itio n is t, a n ig h t or
q u ite s m a ll in a ll the states o w in g against d a rk days th a t m ay come in tie -ase count, regardless of q u a lity .
M ti.ods o f ga th e rin g ,
h a n d lin g two later:
Then- never was a tim e
to a cold s p rin g , h u t th e heat and Hie fu tu re
'W h y do they want me to debate
ta in s are now b rin g in g it o u t
No when saving was considered m ore im p a d ¡ng and m a rk e tin g the egg» w en
expl. ined by college b u ll-tin s , demon w ith a corpse?” M r. H ow ard replied.
v e n d e r C h icag o is such a la rg e c ity p o rta n t than d u rin g war tim es and
fo llo w in g .
The stra tu m s, e x h ib its at stab fa irs , aud 'D o n 't these gentlem en know th a t
w ith so m any ric h resources a ro u n d now im m e d ia te ly
In i o ileg e < lasses. The S P and tin John B arleyco rn is dead?
H aven’t
her
The im m e nse acreage o f corn t h r if t ha bit has been form ed by m any,
O. V.' R. 4 N. ra ilw a y s as w ell as the they heard th a t a Jury com pos'd of
is a vast sou rce o f
w e a lth .
M uch even the young c h ild re n tin- t h r if t
out o f fo rty -e ig h t
si.im p lx ing th - u n it o f saving. The news taper men helped to get th is in fo rty five states
4,ra in Is also raised. T h e re a re fa rm
fo rm a l ion before the ,s opie.
states i-v ie w e d the rem ains and de
ers th a t p la n t t h e ir w h o le fa rm s to i governm ent desires th a t t ills ha bit .
"A il th is was done,” says Professor d a re d life e x tin c t on Jan ua ry 16th,
c o m n o t even
re s e rv in g
a ga rde n Is- c o n tin u 'd , aud so con tinu es the Dryden "th a t tie- consuiie i m ig h t get 1919?
spot.
T hey liv e on the in te re s t o f o p p o rtu n ity fo r safe aud sound Invest
"W h e n G -n e ra l Eoch accepts the
m u t in “baby b o n d s ”
T here a re ) be tt' r -ggs and the producer m or'
t h e ir m oney.
p ro fit fro m h i* p o u ltry business
T i”. challenge to debate the a rm is tic e term s
M ain S treet
GRESHAM
A w elcom e ra in , J u ly 6, b ro u g h t m any th in g s to save fo r. fo r exam ple: value o eg- p ro d u ctio n run s In to ik y
Phone 881
'fl th e | a te K altw r
I w ill con-
Fi r t i l - ra in y day o r to take advan
re lie f to g a sp in g C o lu m b u s, te m p e r
GKO. IHBTL. Prop.
tag> o f a sunny o p p o rtu n ity ; to pro- - m l lu ilP o ti d o lla r s a y e a r in O r-g o n , sid e i I he challenge to d e b a te w ith the
a tu re lo o th a t day. C h ris . C o lum b us
vide fu r old agi . Insurance o r an iu- and i • »lue o f -ggs saved by rig h t rem ains o f the late John B arleyco rn
spent a sleepless n ig h t t in F o u rth ,
I f the gentlem en rep re se n tin g the
coin ; fo buy a home o r get m a rrie d ; h a n d lin g is at least 3100,000 a n n u a lly
some on th e flo o r, on th e grass in :
liq u o r in te rests had challenged us to
to I sta b lish y o u r fa m ily on S afely
yard s, a ll a d o p tin g th e p o p u la r fad o f I .atte
< h a iu b e rla in 's T a b le ts.
d-b ate when there was a n y th in g to d is
; to give c h ild re n an education
fa n n in g one's s e lf to sleep.
T here o r a
Th«se ta b le ts are in te n d e d espec cuss we should have been glad to ac
s ta rt in life ; to have a “ tu rn
were 26 e x h a u stio n s fro m heat th a t a ro u n d '' fund w h ich w ill enable you ia lly fo r stom ach tro u b le s , b ilio u s com m odate them , but the A m erican
day. 1 fin d by a b s ta in in g fro m p r o c o m fo rta b l) to meet fu tu re a d ju s t ness and c o n s tip a tio n .
I f you have people iiave closed the issue by amend
te in fopds I do not s u ffe r fro m the m ents in business o r in em ploym ent any tro u b le s o f th is s o rt, g iv e the m Ing the C o n s titu tio n in a c o n s titu tio n a l
heat as m uch as m any o f m y re la
a t r i l l a n il re a lize f o r y o u rs e lf w h a t »ay. w h ich decides the de stiny o f the
t e pb do.
M on roe is e re c tin g
1 0 -tu n n e | a fir s t ( lass m e d icin e w ill do f o r you liq u o r traffic, and the o n ly tilin g le ft
Oasis, th e te rm lo n g used f o r a p ru n e d ry e r.
fo r us today is to finish the shroud,
T hey o n ly cost a q u a rte r,— Adv.
d r in k in g place in a d ry la n d . Is the
b u ild the coffin, dig the grave and
Portland Phone Bdw. 624
nam e decided upon by M e th o d is ts f o r i
When the race Isn 't to the s w ift
Wh« n money ta lk s in te llig e n c e is shovel h im under.”
th e saloon s u b s titu te .
O fficia ls de y o u 'll g e n e ra lly find It to the s w ifte r.
Headquarters with Melton & Co., 247 Pine
often sile n t
BANK OF GRESHAM
GET READY FOR HARVEST
A New Deering or McCormack Binder will do the
work in the right wav.
PI A MOUTH,
P I R E MANILA or STANDARD
BINDER TW IN!
Castor Machine Dil
HESSEL’S FARM MACHINERY
»
Quality
C. A. M’CARl Y, Special Agent, Gresham, Ore.
C I T Y B A K E R Y , G r e s h a m , T e l. 11
MRS. C. 0. BRANSON VISITS
OUR 14 POINTS
2.
3.
4
5.
6.
T he Oaks
Council Crest,
Columbia Beach
Crystal Lake Park
Rock Island
Dodge Park.
Estacada Park
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
Bull Run Park
Macleay Park
Peninsula Park
Washington Park
Oak Grove Park.
Mt. Tabor Park
Riverside Park
‘TRY THEM BY TROLLEY”
Portland Railway, Light & Power Co.
CHOICE MEATS
Homemade Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Lard
Full line of Cold Lunch Meats
SANITARY MARKET
GLEASON TRUCK SERVICE
Phone Gresham 17
EXPRESS AND GENERAL HAULING
I rip Daily Between Gresham and Portland
F arm ers
EK STR O M
TRUCK
3 B IG T R U C K S
S E R V IC E
B E S T O F SERVICE
R E S P O N SIB L E
---- A N D —
R ELIA BLE
GRESHAM and PORTLAND
I P ortland A -2078
2 2 5 Aldi; B d » y 2O2H
Albert Ekstrom
G resham 851
F o r. P o w e ll ai>«| M ap le
M utual
M agee
B ig
(tain.
T h e a n n u a l re p o rt o f the F a rm e rs
M u tu a l F ire R e lie f A s s n o f P o rtla n d
file d w ith th e in s u ra n c e D e p a rtm e n t
o f O regon sho w * 31 ,301 ,6 34 .0 0 in s u r
ance
w r itte n
by
the
A s s n in
1918, and 475 new m em bers gained
d u r in g
th e year.
The
A ssn
is
now in Its 1 5 lh yea r, and has a b o u t
five m illio n in su ra n ce in force.
Sjnca its o rg a u lz a tio n , th e Ass n has
m ade an a n n u a l sa vin g o f o ve r 5 0 %
as com pared w ith board ra te s on fa rm
In su ra n ce , to its m em bers.
11. W.
S n a sb a ii, p re s id e n t o f th e A ss'n, is
ag en t f o r G resham and v ic in ity . T he
office is a t 409 S tock E xchange B ld g .,
c o rn e r 3d and Y a m h ill stre e ts, P o r t
la n d , Phone M ain 50 06 .— A dv.
IF y o u ' l l G ive
us j u s t o n ç
TrttAL -
T h e n Y ou ' ll
T rade herp
Q uite awhile >
GRESHAM MARKET
WE KNOW TO A
POSITIVE CERTAINTY
th a t i f you w ill g iv e uh a t r ia l
o rd e r yo u w ill become a steady
p a tro n o f th is shop
it 's ha p
pened so m an y tim e s th a t a p e r
son has com e In and purchased
a s m a ll o rd e r o f m ea t, and th e u
com e back to express t h e ir de
lig h t and g r a tific a tio n and leave
a n o th e r o rd e r.
T h is s o rt o f
th in g s u re ly helps o u r business
A. J. W . BKOWN, Prop.
Gresluun, Ore.