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GRESHAM LOCALS
BE PREPARED
Fall rains and winds are coining! There’s some
piece of machinery, automobile, or perchance some
young stock that needs shelter from the elements.
A I 1A\ DOLLARS invested in making SHEDS,
or a GARAGE, as the case may be, W ILL PAY YOU
MANY FOLD BEFORE SPRING, if only from a
humanitarian standpoint.
JONES LUMBER CO.
Phone 891
E verything to B uild W ith
j WE HAVE MOVED
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* into our new location, just across the street
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from where we were before.
Tel. 6x2
OVERCOAT
Tel. 544
A S P IN W A L L P O T A T O D IG G E R S
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With vine turner and kicker or with double elevator. f
Will do the work in the right way. Saves labor, time i
‘ and money for you.
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O liver Sulky P lo w s or W alk in g P lo w s
R epairs for a ll P lo w s
$
Engines with Ensilage Cutters
$
Feed Rollers and'G rinders I
HesseFs Farm Machinery
W. A. HESSEL
Used Car Bargains
1 w o O verlan d s, one n early new
O ne W illys-K n igh t S ix, O ne Ford
Mr» W. F. Honey, .Miss F lorence
Honey and -Miss M ildred St. C lair
atten d ed th e Abby W hiteside piano
recital at the M ultnom ah h otel, last
S atu rd ay evening.
Mr. and Mrs. L eheaupin, of P o rt­
land. spent th e week-end w ith Mrs.
Nora W ithrow. Two years ago, Mr.
Leheaupin was called to serve the
F rench governm ent. He was as­
signed duty at S alonika, G reece as
private secretary fo r a F ren ch com ­
m ander at th a t port. On Ju ly 12th
last, Mrs. Leheaupin left for E urope
to m e e t her husband and visit his
relatives at N antes. They arriv e d In
the United States about th ree weeks
ago.
M argaret St. C lair spent th e week
end in P o rtlan d with her b ro th e r and
sister-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. L eslie St.
Clair. She retu rn ed Sunday on the
jitney all by herself.
A piece of je rk e d venison was p re­
sented the Outlook force today, a sub
sta n tla l proof th a t h u n tin g is good in
the region n ear Roseburg. M ayor
Kenney retu rn ed last evening with
M M. Squire and Hill D ahlqulst. The
rest of the party, Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Burch, Mr. and Mrs. E arl B urch and
W illiam Thom, w ere co n sid erin g a
few days h u n tin g n ea r E ugene, but
may arriv e hom e th is evening. The
six h u n te rs landed live d eer— a good
record for one week.
Monday being H arvey Colum bus
M etzger's birthday, A Myers declared
a bank holiday. Mr. M yers says he
rem em bers well th e sin g u la r coinci­
dence of the discovery of A m erica
and H arvey M etzger both on th e sam e
day.
Mrs. Ralph V irgil of P o rtlan d
was a visitor at th e W. F. Honey
home.
Mrs. C arl D ahl’s p aren ts, Mr. and
Mrs. W alker of G rass V alley have
been visiting in G resham . H er b ro th ­
er, Vernon W alker, arriv ed S atu rd ay
evening front C alifornia w here he re­
T h ese C old E ven in gs ceived his discharge a fte r tw o y e a rs’
service in Siberia.
M ake a G ood, W arm
Ed. Osburn is serving on th e O cto­
ber ju ry .
Mike
A llshouse,
m echanic
at
R ak er's g ara g e,'w as called to S eattle
by the accidental d eath of his cousin.
Mr. A llshouse is expected back t h i s 1
A N e c e s s ity
evening.
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We have a good supply of
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis S h attu c k re ­
Overcoats of the latest Styles turned to th eir hom e in V ancouver,
yesterday. They have been up at
and colors.
W elches w here they w ere lucky j
Prices from $15 to $45
enough to get a deer.
Miss Inez H alliday and th e little .
Come in and get one—d o n 't d a u g h te r of Mr. and Mrs. E rn e st!
Peterson have been v isitin g th e J. C. [
shiver
Peterson and Glen D avidson fam ily.
('. R. Vesper and wife have been
E. W. A Y L S W O R T H tiie guests for a few days of Mr. and I
Mrs. R. R. C arlson. They took a I
Clothing and Shoe Store drive last week o ver th e highw ay
witli tiie Carlsons and w ere ch arm ed
with the beauties of th e scenery. The
b rillian t coloring of th e foliage add
w onderfully to th e p leasu res of th e
trip. The p arty w ent in to th e W hite
Salmon and Hood R iver valleys.
D inner g u ests at th e Ja n ies L aw ­
rence hom e on F rid ay evening were
G randm a Johnson, Miss W ln n fred
O sborne and Mrs. E lla O liphant. Mrs.
Law rence Is much Im proved in
health.
Miss Bessie Hale of P leasan t Home
is enjo y in g a visit w ith rela tiv e s In
Denver, Colorado.
Rev. R. E. Myers an d fam ily a r ­
rived yesterday front N ew berg with
h eir household goods and a re get-
ing se ttle d in th e M ethodist Episco­
pal parsonage. They will be given a
reception at th e ch u rch on F rid ay
veiling of th is w eek, when all m em ­
bers and frien d s of th e ch u rch a re in-
ited to be p resen t an d g reet them ,
S t ill L e a d i n g
in Second-Hand
Furniture
and Knick-Knacks
Also agent for
These cars are all in first class me­
chanical condition, and it will pay you to f
see them before going elsewhere.
Auto Repairing & Accessories
C rucible Fuel Saver
Saves two-thirds your wood
See it in operation at store
E. E. CHIPMAN
PO W E LL ST HE KT. GRESHAM
GRESHAM GARAGE
Gresham
Bronchial Trouble.
Mrs. A. E. S id en b erd er, Rock-
field, ln d ., sta te s: " F o r an a ttac k
of bro n ch ial tro u b le w hich usually
assails me in th e sp rin g I find C h am ­
b erla in 's Cough Remedy the only
th in g th a t gives me relief.
A fter
using it for a few days all signs of
bronchial tro u b le d isa p p e a rs."— Adv
Phone 801
Agents for Miller Geared to-the Hoad ami Kaeine Tires.
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iui liL hX iu* lü äji iti. it.ù d i .'it lui ìij. ili iù. iii iili tì^ iti, iit
eo p le re c en tly m o v in g in to th e co m ­
m unity a re especially Invited.
H. E. Davis was in G resham one
lay last week on business. Mr. Davis
and fam ily have moved to Rrooks,
O regon, w here he has th e m a n ag e­
m ent of th e M. L. Jo n es farm of 1300
acres. Miss I,a u ra Davis h as recently
u n dergone an o p eratio n on h e r th ro a t
for th e rem oval of h er tonsils.
Rev. F. J. C arlson, well know n in
th is vicinity as an ev an g elist, lias
ta k en up for th e p resen t th e p a s to r­
a te of th e B aptist ch u rch es of G resh ­
am an d P lea san t Home. H e sp en t th e
su m m er w ith his people in B lackfoot,
Idaho and also m ade a trip to his
fo rm er hom e in S tro m b u rg , N eb ras­
ka. He will be pleased to g re e t old
frien d s an d m ake new ones a t th e
services.
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Frank C. Jones Co.
Clean-up on Roofing
G eneral Contractor»
W e are prepared to take
care o f a ll your Laundry
W ork.
Y
W e can give you better service
Quality Is f nsurpassej
G ive us a trial.
Gresham Steam Laundry
W E KNOW TO A
PO SITIV E CERTAINTY
IF YOU’LL G iv e
US JUST ONE
T r ia l -
T h en you ' ll
T rade here
th a t if you will give ug a ,r.
o rd e r you will become a stead»
p a tro n of th is shop i f , h '
pened so m any tim es that a per
son h as com e in and purchased
a sm all o rd e r of meat, and then
com e back to exp; ess their de
lig h t an d gratification and lea»»
a n o th e r order.. This sort of
th in g su rely helps our business.
A. .1. W. BROWS, Prop.
M A R K E T P h o n e 41 Gresham, Ore,
quite awhile
G RESH AM
Your Roof |
Does it need attention?
The rainy season is
nearing when e v e r y
building needs a good
roof.
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We carry in stock several brands of HIGH-GRADE
ROOFING that will wear well and give good service.
We especially recommend—
F u ller’» S m ooth S u r fa c e R oofing
T his roofing has been th o ro u g h ly te ste d an d
has
stood the test.
We also carry
DURABLE, MONARCH and SECURITY
Roofing, all reasonably priced.
At L. L KIDDER HARDWARE CO.
2 Blanket Specials 2
I'OR hO l R DAYS ONLY, at just the time when
■one needs more blankets for these cold nights.
Tan and Grey Blankets, regular $3.25,
Special $2.98
Wolverine Blankets, in ass’t ’d checks and
plaids, extra value, reg. $6, Special $5.49
J. CANNON, Dry Goods
Phone 641, Gresham.
C H O IC E M E A T S
H om em ad e H am s, B a co n , S a u sa g e, Lard
Full line of Cold Lunch Meats
SANITARY MARKET
Main Street
GEO.
Phone 881
GRESHAM
niK TL, Prop.
Service Phone 271
Residence Phones—35x1; 368
Pleasant Home Garage
HAMILTON & EDER, Props.
Motor Car Repairing, Automobile Accessories, Oils
Gasoline and Greases.
PLEASANT HOME
.
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OREGON
C arpentering
These line fall days are just right for fixing
that leaky roof. It won't be long before the
rainy season sets in.
Every THOR
Guaranteed
T - i YERY buyer of u Thor El,
We have a few rolls left at the following prices:
20 Rolls one ply at $ 1 .2 5 per square.
GO Rolls two ply at $ 2 .0 0 per square.
In the high-grade roofing we have
W izard M ica C oated R oofing, 1-, 2-, 3-ply.
Q u a l it y
Phone 601
Phone ööl
I ,
M'lirrunf, (lu a rn n t,. and Security
Rond.
II i t your atsurance that Die
»m< Nine wou buy hut been thoro-
ly le tte d and found perfect be­
fore ihipinenl.
H e guarantee that the co il of
electricity for operating the
THOR Vo 25 U'lishiap .Wu Nine
•ciIJ not m e e d 2 eenf* per Aoar
And th a t the ro ti for operating
even the target I t i s . t will not
m e e d 3 e m it.
J. E. M ETZG ER
) our Home Furnisher
E lectrical W iring
Fixture» and Lam ps
Septic T anks
C em ent W ork
Office and Shop,
Main St.
Bungalow Bldg
Greahani. Ore.
Frank C. Jones
M iss
Phone IKIv
Floyd l*. Mack
Frieda
B ratzel
\\ ill accept a limited num­
ber of pupils in
Piano Instruction
South Roberts Avenue.
Phone 307
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GRASP THAT OPPORTUNITY
Oftentimes the farmer is convinced, after mature
11 liberation, that to take a certain step on the
farm would mean greater results and additional
profit.
Hr need not be handicapped by lack of funds.
I his institution, through its helpfuj Farm Loan
sei vice, stands ready to assist in the development
of progressive plans.
ft you are in need of a loan—call at the bank.
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Gresham, Oregon
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