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GRESHAM LOCALS
A nker-H olth
Cream Separators
T w in g irls w ere born on S u n d ay to
Mr. an d M rs Sw an O lson of P ow ell
V alley.
Mm. J. A. H aley an d baby a rriv e d
. from V an co u v er, IL C., la s t F rid a y .
Vlr. H aley will re m a in in V an co u v er
u n til th e first of O c to b er w hen he
I will com e to O regon w h e re th e fam ily
expect to m ak e th e ir fu tu re hom e.
Mr. a n d Mrs. H. S. A le x an d er, all
th e way from K a n sa s, a re v is itin g
th e ir d a u g h te r Mrs. W ill O tt. It Is
th e ir in te n tio n to re m a in pi rm u n e n t-
ly in good old O regon.
M onday, S e p te m b e r 1, a fine boy
a rriv e d a t th e hom e of M r. a n d Mrs.
.1. N. Q u ib erg of F a irv ie w .
E rn e st S tr a tto n a n d T h e o d o re Von
O oiilnck left y e s te rd a y on an o v e r­
lan d tr ip th r o u g h W a sh in g to n am i
in to C an ad a. E n ro u te th e y w ill ta k e
in S e a ttle , B re m e rto n , th e fa ir at
V ancouver, B. C., an d th e islan d of
ucjB®ixswie?z-»: w w k l k q m a
V ancouver. In tw o w eeks th e y wit!
re tu rn by way of th e n o rth pole.
A n in e a n d a h a lf p o u n d baby g irl
w as born on S a tu r d a y , to Mr. an d
Mrs. E. B a u m a n n .
Mr. an d Mm. J o h n S c h a a f from
P o rtla n d s p e n t L ab o r day w ith Mr.
an d Mrs. T. J. S k irv in .
As a L a b o r dgy tr e a t, H eiuey to o k
H erb W est, F re d J e n n in g s , a n d E a rl
S ta n le y dow n to P o rtla n d in h is new
car. T h ey to o k in th e ro u n d -u p an d
IT PU TS T H E " P E P ” in to ru n
a fte rw a rd s a p ic tu re show . A t L in-
dow n sy ste m s.
It e o n ta in s o r ­
n e m a n n th ey got ice c re a m an d pink
g an ic Iro n , .Malt, M an g an ese and
lem o n ad e. T h e day w as a very h appy
Cod L iv e r Oil E x tra c t, m e d ic in a l
one fo r th e boys.
( g e n ts ex te n siv e ly used as a to n ic
Miss H elen B oss w as ta k e n to th e ,
und s tr e n g th b u ild e r.
V a lu a b le
Good S a m a r ita n h o sp ita l y e ste rd a y I
fo r e n ric h in g th e blood, fo r a id ­
w here sh e u n d e rw e n t an o p e ra tio n fo r
ing ttie a s s im ila tio n of food, a n d
ap p e n d ic itis.
fo r b u ild ’iig th e h e a lth g e n e ra lly .
Mr. a n d M rs. T h e o d o re B ru g g e r
if you h av e tr o u b le re c o v e rin g
an d A. B ru g g e r h a v e r e tu r n e d from
n o rm al h e a lth a f t e r g rip p e cold,
a w e e k s’ c a m p in g tr ip w hich th e y I
b io n c h itls , o r in flu en za, If y o u r
sp e n t a t S u m m it, In th e h e a rt of th e
blood is n o t up to s ta n d a r d , if
C oast R an g e m o u n ta in s , w ith M rs.
y o u r food a s s im ila tio n is fa u lty ,
K a rp e n s te in , s is te r of th e m en , a n d ,
If you a re tire d o r ru n d o w n, th e n
h e r c h ild re n . T h e tr ip w as by a u to - I
ypu need 1‘e p to n a to h e lp you.
m obile a n d w as g re a tly e n jo y ed . M rs. j
It is o u r best to n ic ; it is p le a s a n t
K a rp e n s te in h a s s p e n t th e s u m m e r
Io ta k e an d easily to le ra te d by
in th e m o u n ta in s fo r th e b en efit o f)
even th e m ost s e n s itiv e sto m a c h .
h e r h e a lth , w hich is m u ch im p ro v ed . ■
We will re fu n d y o u r m oney if It
T h e se w in g c lu b m e m b e rs of th e
does not do you good.
G resh am sch o o l h a v e been a sk e d to |
m eet to m o rro w a fte rn o o n a t th e hom e
E o r Hale o n ly by
of Mrs. T. J. S k irv in , w h ere th ey
w ill p re p a re th e i r e x h ib its fo r th e
fa ir u n d e r th e d ire c tio n of th e ir !
le a d e r, Miss E s th e r E lfo rd .
T h e lle x a ll S to re
Mr. a n d M rs. I). W M etzg er w ill ,
go to P o rtla n d to n ig h t a n d in th e
m o rn in g ex p ect to e n tr a in fo r C a l i - ,
fo rn ia , w h ere th e y ex p e c t to m a k e j
th e ir fu tu re h om e. Mr. M etzg er h a s
been a re s id e n t o f G re sh a m fo r a b o u t!
45 y e a rs an d M rs. M etzg er n e a rly a s ,
long. T h ey w ill be g re a tly m issed, !
esp ecially by th e o ld e r re s id e n ts , I
w hom th e y h av e s h a re d in th e b u ild ­
ing up o f th e c o m m u n ity . T h ey w i l l ,
m ak e th e ir h om e a t L odie, n e a r Stock
ton an d w ill be n e a r th e i r s o n - ln -|
law an d d a u g h te r . Mr. an d M rs. S. E.
T o ep lein an .
Rev. a n d M rs. E. A. L e o n a rd
sp e n t th r e e d ay s a t G la d sto n e p a rk
In a tte n d a n c e at th e s ta te a ssem b ly
if tile B a p tist Y oung P e o p le 's U nion.
The m e e tin g la s te d fro m S a tu rd a y to
M onday an d w as a tim e of in s p ir a ­
tio n .
T h e le a d e rs in th e w o rk in
Oregon a n d also th e s t a te d ir e c to r of
y o u n g p eo p le 's w ork fo r W a sh in g to n
w ere a m o n g th e s p e a k e rs.
Gresham, Ore.
Miss M ildred B rig g s of P o rtla n d
sp en t th e w eek -en d w ith h e r a u n t,
M rs. Ja m e s S te rlin g .
S he w as th e
S to ra g e b a tte ry re p a irin g and r e ­
c h a rg in g .
s ta rte r
and
g e n e ra to r g u est at d in n e r y e ste rd a y of Miss
W in ifre d St. C lair.
w ork
Ita k e r A Son.
tf
F ra n k J o n e s . Mr. a n d Mrs. F. L.
Mack a n d a n u m b e r of frie n d s from
P o rtla n d le ft on S a tu rd a y e v e n in g to
sp e n d a day o r tw o In th e m o u n ta in s
back of C h a n tic le e r Inn. T h ey had
th
e fun of ! sle
e p in g In a b a rn
#%#%%*!!$&#!!
!!!!!!!!!%"!!!!!!!!
!!! but
w ere u n a b le to pick b la c k b e rrie s on
acco u n t o f th e ra in . T h ey r e tu rn e d
to G re sh a m on S u n d ay an d In d u lg ed
In th e ir picnic d in n e r at th e Jo n e s
hom e.
Miss M a rg a re t C reecy , of P o rt-
Jam ! v isited o v e r S u n d ay w ith h e r
s is te r. Mrs. W E. W ood.
J. G. K illp a c k , fo r s e v e ra l m onth«
a Y. M C A. s e c re ta ry in F ra n c e an d
G e rm a n y , a rriv e d h e re on S a tu rd a y .
H is w ife a n d c h ild re n h av e lived In
G re sh a m d u rin g h is ab sen ce.
Mr
K illp ack h as se rv e d w ith th e F re n c h
arm y
As a boy he h ad a tte n d e d
sch o o l in b o th F ra n c e a n d G erm an y
a n d w as u n u s u a lly w ell q u alified fo r
h is w ork
B efo re r e tu r n in g to th is
c o u n try he v isited h is p a re n ts In
E n g la n d .
M rs P A G ould h as re n te d o n e of
h e r h o u ses to Mr M u rp h y , w ho is
e n g a g e d In K e s s le r's b a r b e r shop.
M iss H azel G ed d es w as c a lled to
R iv e rsid e . C a lifo rn ia by th e s e rio u s
Illn ess of h e r s is te r
in th e W o o d b u rn In d e p e n d e n t n o ­
tice is g iven of th e d e a th of Dr. 1,. W.
G ulss at th e G ood S a m a rita n h o sp ita l
on A ugust 20. H r G u lss w as a re s i­
d en t of G re sh a m fo r a n u m b e r of
y e a rs
W ith his son. R L. G u lss. he
c o n d u c te d a m e rc h a n d is e b u sin e ss in
th e M etzger b u ild in g on th e c o rn e r
of P ow ell a n d M ain s tr e e ts
Mrs
A W. R e g n e r Is a d a u g h te r of Hr
G ulss
HEADDRESS FOR FALL
We have secured the AUTUMN
\ .\D W IN TER M ILLIN ERY
MODES far in advance. The hats
here this year surpass in smartness
any of the corresponding seasons
heretofore.
'urn E asy, Get all the C ream ,
Easy to C lean, A S elf-O ilin g System
Bowl will never get out of balance
FOR YOUR CHOICE
PERFECTION MILKING MACHINE
there are jaunty Turbans, Tams.
Pokes and Sailors. Wing, bow and pin
trimmings, novelty twists and clever
innovations add to their attractiveness.
Does the work in the right way.
Will soon pay for itself
H essel’s Farm M achinery
Phone 6x2
x. x rv x
° Millinery
Phone 544
Special Prices
PE PT O N A
WILL HELP YOU
PUT GOOD LUMBER INTO YOUR HOUSE
and you’ll have a better building, and save a lot of
money besides.
There is no economv in cheap lumber.
Repair bill s soon eat up the apparent saving
and then keep on piling up just the same.
Let us supply the lumber and we will build you
a house that you will be proud of, and one that will
not cost you money all the time to keep it up.
Jones Lum ber Co.
Phone 891
( i RESHAM,
()RT.( ¡ON
Gresham Drug Co.
School
Suits
We have a complete line
of them for the achool
hoy in all sizes anil styles,
with long trousers or
knickerbockers.
On Paint, Lead, Oil and Varnish
until Sept. 6th
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U I. l red Oil, per gal... $2.50
Boiled Einseed Oil, per gal. 2.55
V
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Turpentine (pure) per gal. 2.20
SHERV L\ & V ILLIAMS Paint, per gal......... 4.50
Sherwin & V . V hire Marine, in 5 gal. cans, per gal 3.65
Sherwin & V . V bite Marine in 1 cal. can, per gal, 3.70
Sherw in & \\ Grey Marine in 5 gal. cans, per gal 3.65
Sherwin & V illiams’ Marnot-Scarnot Varnish, gal. 4.90
Sherwin & V illiams’ Interior Coach Varnish, gal. 3.75
Sherwin & Williams’ High-Gloss Varnish, gal...... 3.00
Sherw in & Williams’ Special Varnish, gal
........ 3.00
Pioneer & Hammer Brothers White Lead
14.00
Take advantage of this opportunity.
L. L. K ID D ER H D W . CO.
■ H W B M a a B r &s - w t w ia a. zar*. k sjo b k , ¿ x a n s m a K s i H a M
SCHOOL SHOES
EOR BOYS
DRESS SHOES
FOR MEN
Values that Speak for
themselves
GENERAL TIRE WORK
FISK TIRES AND
TUBES FOR SALE
Prices
$8.50 to $ 1 2.50
CARL DAHL, 1 he Shoemaker
Large Stock of
U S E I) T I R E S
Other School Necessities.
XliiMvt, S to ck in g s,
H a ts, I'n p s. E ie.
Raney’s Vulcanizing Shop
E. W . A ylsw orth
C r e s im ili
ERE’S the quality bread. Only the
purest and most costly ingredients
enter into it—finest patent flour, rich
milk, su£ar, pure shortening, best yeast. It
means the most nutrition, wholesomeness
and flavor. Say FRANZ
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HOUSEWIVES J
H ere is just what you have been looking for.
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THE FAMOUS “LISK” WARE
We have .just received a shipment of the
famous “Lisk” ware. It is a beautiful white
ware that will not chip and is absolutely sanitary.
®
Butter-Nui
The Incomparable Loaf
Eresh Shipment Every Day to
W. A. PROCTOR
It consists of KETTLES. PAILS, DIPPERS, STEW PANS.
PRESERVING KETTLES, and other articles too numerous to
mention.
See our Window Display and come in and
pick out the pieces you need.
Phone (t(i\
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T he fa ir I» th e next g reat event
Are you read y for It"
Phone 661
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B arg ain « In th e « a n t ad a
OUT OF TOWN CHECKS
are cashed without charge by this progressive in­
stitution.
1 hi.« is just one of our many little services that
we are glad to render residents of Gresham and
e 'Urrounding district.
Let u ash your checks on out-of-town banks
and thus s,i\ e you collection fees.
Dur b;e t is to furnish facilities to meet vour
e\er\ banking need.
J fira t ^ t n t r iBank
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