GRh»HAM OITIXJOK
PAGE TWO
TWICE A WEEK
P u b lish ed every T uesday and F rid ay
Dissatisfied with uneventful civilian
a t G resham , O regon, by th e O u t
look P ub, sh in g Co.
H. L. St. life, a f -r two years' vivid experience
i as w orkers abroad In tbs world war,
‘'la ir. E d ito r and M anager.
■ p sr'y
y o u n g w o m e n , l t d Io illsa
Our Subscrip tion 1 * 1 «
One year, 1160; six month*, 66c; three M a ry V ail A n d re * » , of New York City
have Ju-t gone to the Nt
East
m onths' trial su bscrip tion , 60c.
M J 'B
Coffee
Advertising
R ate* reasonable. Our representative
w ill call.
Fhone 701.
"The L inotype W ay la the Way
that Win»."
Official paper o f the Town of Oreaham
official paper of the Town o f F a ir - )
view.
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*» fSASOSCO. C»*-
ï
A com m ittee of men qualified to
g in sound advice on econom ic ques-
t ’.o
I - b e i n g organized to co-operate
" I t a tin Y. M. C. A. in Its N ational
Tin it Week cam paign to be launched
ip \ J a n u a ry . Thia co m m ittee which
e- form , d of tnen from nil over tip
c iiu iih ;
will endeavor to m ake the
n Donal th rift drive a success.
I n Jail
w ith the rich speedei o r the
pour pci der. T he m an who Jeopard-
1.1 s Bic by reckless driving should
i
.i . d w here he c a n ’t hu rt any-
t"' ' hut his selfish self.— Oregon
g rist keeps up at an
uniform r a te about 600
il accidents a w e e k , o r 25,-
ie a r. In th e s ta te of Oregon.—
'B t on V oter.
. ' • a c c id e n t
aost
! HO M E
SW EET
HO M E
Cm K -o-C hick
Hl>»t CHICK
CH»C K,
C H i C k
QHK m !
2 pg. K ellogg's Corn F lak e s
y-lb. as. G. R. Rolled O ats. ..
9-lb, sk. Corn M eal................
Can Corn ...................................
2 cans T om atoes w ith P u ree
VALLEY
Can T om atoes, solid p ack....
P h o n e 2t; I P in t bot. Dei M onte C atsup
2 pkgs. A. & H. Soda..............
h i.i Foam N ap th a P ow der. ..
A. B. Elliott Co.
POW ELL
I*. O. G resham
.
2.5
•Kt)
.03
. 2.5
.13
.25
.13
.2.5
The d ep u ty sta le fire m a rsh a ls
who inspected th e tow n of G resh am
¡la st week re p o rte d th a t th ey found
' th e ir work ren d e re d easy fo r them
by th e co o p eratio n given th em by all
t h e official*.
T hey said th a t co n d i
tio n s In G resh am w ere p e rh a p s a
; little above th e a v e rag e sm a ll tow n
J b u t th e re is m uch room fo r im prove-
! ment*.
Mr. Sykes urged th e im p o rta n c e of
th e p a re n ts c o o p e ratin g in th e filling
o u t of tin hom e q u estio n n a ire * as a
h elp fu l 7 itu re in keep in g ta b on th e
■ tire situ a tio n .
J*
A com p lete rep o rt o f th e finding
X and reco m m en d atio n of th e fire m ar-
hats will he re tu rn e d sh o rtly a f te r
.
$ I th e first of J a n u a r y >
$
MIS8 MARY VAIL ANDREE8,
Distinguished Service Heroine Who
Now Goes to Near East.
“ Buy Y our E le ctric G imm K at an E lectric Store.'*
n<
phones
m
w. J OTT
D entist
WiU be in G r o h a a Kerj
d»,
DR. H- H. OTT
D entist
H o w ltt B uilding
Qr„ h
in
pho n e
• ur*
FB Y SIC IÎ.S*
offlc« a
H ours- 10-12 a. n
- « -nd 7-* p. m
Offlc«, H owltt Hunai.g
GRESHAM ,
_______
ühBQOS
Office Phone 4«
GEO. INGLIS, M. j
P hysician at i Surgeon
Offlc«, ov«r iir g t 8 u „
Hour«— 1 m « I». m.
GRESHAM ,
• oKiiuoa
WANTS
CO W S
ELECTRIC STORE
ELECTRIC BUILDING
Offlc*
H. H. HUGHES, M. D.
LIVESTOCK
T h ere is really no co m p ariso n betw een the ease an d th o ro u g n -
ness w ith w hich an E le ctric C leaner rem oved diri and th e difficulty
Of sw eeping.
T ru e , on e CAN clean ru g s and carp ets w ithout an electric c lta n -
•;r. A broom o r c a rp e t sw eep er will brush up SOME of th e d ir t; anti
if you lik e th e exercise aud have plenty oi lim e am i stre n g th a broom
an d a c a rp e t b e a te r will do th e w ork a fte r a fashion.
In th e sam e way one can wash w ithout soap. W ater alone will
rem ove som e d irt if ap p lied w ith enough elbow g r a s e . ”
B u t people use soap because it cleans m ore easily and b e lte r th an
w ater alone.
F o r th e sam e rea so n people use E lectric C leaners because they
clean m o re easily an d fa r b e tte r th an o th e r m ethods.
DBWTIST*
PHO NE
Y
Ï
COFFEE
X I
SYRUP
«
G olden W est Coffee, lb ..... ...$ .33
ti,
Golden
M
arshm
allow
,
5
lb
G olden W est, 3 lb s................ l.o o
7lk A «il.3-5 V
G olden W est, 5 lb s.................... 2.05 pail A 10-lb. pails,
Kuby C araco l, lb .........................1.5 ROYAL EARING POWDER ?
....................2.5 X
8 ounce c a n .............................
- X
16 ounce c a n ...........................
2 In lb. ca n .............................
Sack $3.00.
Bbl. $12.00 5 lb c a n ..................................
I’kg. C ream of W h e a t...........
TOBACCO
lb. T uxedo................................
2 pkgs. G rape N u t.........
2 pkgs. S h red d ed W h e a t....... .25 1 lb. ja r P rin ce A lb ert........
3 cans Old D utch C leanser.. .23 Climax, m edium p lu g ..........
C itru s W ashing P o w d e r...... .31) Horse S h o t p lu g ...................
10 b ars C ry sta l W h ite Soap .GO S tar plug ......... ......................
5 gal. Coal O il..........................
.73 Tuxedo, P rin ce A lbert o r
Velvet, can .........................
G asoline, g allo n .......... ................... 2.5
T h e S to re T h a t .'la k e s Your lu d la i- Have 'lo r e t en ts
P rices su b je c t to change w ithout notice.
WHY THE ELECTRIC CLEANER?
Professional an«
Business 4<,s
W hen in d o u b t try a W a n t Ad.
.«•
X
Olympic and Crown Flour
where nearly a million people are
suffering from disease and starvation.
Miss Andreea had returned to this
country u fter serving for the Red
Cross, but when she read of the sad
plight of the Arm enians, she at ones
offered her services to Near East Re
lief, the form er American Committee
T a c o m a “ Y” Promote*! Am eri* a n iz a - on Armenian and Syrian Hellef, widen
already has saved thousands of lives
lio n C a m p a ig n .
In W estern Awls. Miss Aiolrees Is the
Help them to speak A m erican, to only American woman war worker
th in k A m erican anil to be A m erican,’* who was aw arded the D istinguished
i Hi
logan of th e A m ericanization Service Medal by I'ongrees. Most of
i uupaign which th e Tacom a Y. M. the other mem bers of her party like
('. A is conducting am ong the Indus wise served with honor for the Red
tria l w orkers of th a t city. W ith th e Cross und other war service organi
n i o p eiatlo u of th e A m erican Legion zations.
Among tb s oth er members of the
a survey Is being m ade to asce rta in
tin alien resid en ts who need Hie lec group are the Misses Frances and
tu res, ed u catio n al courses amt c iti Betty Anderson of New Canaan, Coan.,
zenship train in g w hich th e asso cia who were decorated with the Croix tie
G uerre by the French G overnm ent;
t io n Is providing.
B elieving th a t m uch of th e liolshe- Mias M argaret Mtlne of Washington,
vlsth d istu rb a n ce has been due to D, O„ who was a member of the
tlie tact th a t many foreign w orkm en, Hoover Relief Commission for Ru
ignorant of th e la n g u ag e anil u n fa m mania, and Miss A lex Kidney, an Eng
ilia r with th e in stitu tio n s and prln- lish woman who served for three vears
( Iples of. g o v ern m en t of th is co u n try with the British Relief Commission In
have been easily Influenced by pro- Serbia, illss Doris Nevlu, snot.ier
1. sloual ag ita to rs, th e In d u stria l d e member of the party, Is a daughter
p a rtm e n t of the Y. M. C. A. bus ile- of the late E thelbert Navin, the com
t' rniined to rem edy th is condition. It poser.
Col. William N. Haskell, commis
in receiving th e active support of th e
A m erican Legion and o th e r civic sioner to the Near East for the Paris
Peace Coiiinilsalnu and official repre
bodies of i lie city.
sentative of the Near E ast Relief, bus
T he Y. M.
A. bus set aside th e rubied th at the relief w orkers now In
w e e k hegiunlng Ja n u a ry 17 as T h rift the field are overwhelmed by the mag
Week and th ro u g h o u t the world nitude of th eir task Col. Haskell suye
w herever Y 11. C. A.,s are found 800,000 A rm enians will a ta rre before
th e re will be an activ e cam paign c a r the next harvest unless they are given
r i e d on to bring hom e to young men aid and 120,000 orphan children fare
mol hoys th e ad v a n ta g es of form ing death from huuger and exposure.
T housands of refugee* are dally be
tin habit of suving.
T he A m erican
B ankers association lias
wuruilv ing brought to the relief centers frwu
praised the association for its th rift the deserts.
work.
E x ira ca re should be exercised in
tin use of C h ristm as candles th is
y' Hi
llu rd ly u C h ristm as passes but
In inie home, joy is tu rn e d to sor
r
and regret. C andles a re not an
e catliil part of a C h ristm as tree
and
huuld be dispensed with.
A
i . tv first su b stitu te is th e electrical
outfits for C hristm as tre e lighting
$ .3.5
Pound ....................
S lb s..................................- ........... 1. (it)
5 lb s.............................................. 2. G »
MISCELLANEOUS’
Sign- of Coming Bail Luck Given
A crack In your chim ney la a Bure
sign th a t you a re going to move. If
you dream of sm elling sm oke, It is a
I ¿n you are asleep and had b e tte r
w.ikc up. To see a paper h an g e r pa-
1,. r o u r a Hue hole indicates an im
pending loss.
It is w orse luck to
look lu a dark closet w ith a m atch
th a n to see the new moon over your
b ft shoulder. If you can see y o u r
siiadow from an oil lam p w hile fill
ing u gasoline stove, it indicates a
i rowd of people a re com ing to your
house. W hen th e wind m oans It ic
extrem ely bad luck to burn tra sh
i ■ ar th e house. If you sm ell gas or
gasoline and look fo r it w ith a light
it fo retells th a t you a re about to
; (art on a long Journey.
Even if
y o u r house and f u rn itu re ure covered
by Insurance, It is extrem ely bad
luck to have them burn on F rid ay ,
tin th irte e n th
Oregon City llan-
i i e r - i 'ourier.
I tti* —
23.
The Famous
Com bination rates w ith all the P ort
land I tallies. W eekly Oregonian. Sem i-
W eekly Journal and Oregon City E nter
prise.
Entered as second-class m atter March
3 1911, at the postcfflce at Oreaham,
' U te'on, under the A ct of March 1, 1676
K U E M B t-K
FIRE MARSHALS FINISH
TOUR OF INSPECTION
WOMEN WAR W0RKER8
ARE EAGER TO SERVE
GRESHAM OUTLOOK
llE s D P .
<’■ I' EH N SEY -H O LSTEIN
bull
fo r
»ale. C om ing 3, also a th o ro u g h
bred
G uernsey
h e ife r, com ing
fresh in F e b ru a ry w ith second
461.
Em il S a tte rstro m .
call.
Very reaso n ab le.
I ‘hone
TH O K O l G II lii; Ei I JE R S E Y COW for
al
T h re e g allo n s of m ilk a day.
A. G. (yaynup, G resham , O regon
FOR SALE P u re bred H o lstein
F rie sia n bull calf. A -l b reed in g
and in d iv id u al. II. G. M ullenhoff,
p hone 714.
W ANTED New b m u calves. P ay $ t
to $3. \V. Il Jo h n so n , p hone 253
E. BAUMANN ouys an d sells rre sh
cows, beef cows au d hogs. H ig h est
price paid fo r veal calves. P h o n e
iO L
tf
E. J. G rad ln buys c a ttle au d hog--
Phone 359.— Adv.
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DINNER PARTY GIVEN IN
HONOR OF NEWLY WEDS
N otice of A djourned Meeting.
i.N I'E D - N .w b o rn c a lv e * in any
T he O regon S tate C ham ber of
mber or kind from $1.00 to $2.00
V, in ail fur ¡hem. F ra n k G ustafson
C om m erce will meet in P o rtlan d on
Phorn 289. Gresham , Oregon.
T h is m eeting
Mrs. Glen D avidson, assisted by her Decem ber 29-30-31.
was to have been held D ecem ber la -
H O ltsE s
lite r Miss E sth e r P eterso n , was the
16, but. ow ing to th e sev ere sto rm
hostess F rid a y evening, at a ch a rm was postponed to tie- pri uit iketi
i'G R SALE -M are, w eig h t a b o u t
12‘in; 3 tj,
S tu d e b a k e r w agon.
ing d in n e r p a rty given in h o n o r of h er
X eib au er & Son, phone 451.
SIM M ONS.
b ro th e r and his bride, Mr. an d Mrs.
horse, well
C lifton P ete rso n , an d Mr. an d M u. In the Ju stic e C ourt for M ultnom ah F O R S A L B - 1 iiiio -lb ,
broke double, sin g le an d to th e
V irgil L. M cF arlan d .
Mrs. MG a r
D istrict, County of M ultnom ah,
aedl«
Safe fo r a lady to h andle.
land before h e r rec en t m a rrin g ' was
S tate of Oregon.
C. C. 1 ‘reino, G resham .
Miss Inez H allid ay , a well known A. \\ M etzger, P lain tiff, vs. G ..R .
B urch an d
B urch, his w ile, 1'F.vM OF MARES for sale, 8 y ears
G resham g irl, g r a n d d a u g h te r of F. A
oid, well broke.
W e ig h t 2400.
D efendants,
H alliday.
A. G. G uynup, G resham , O regon.
To
G.
It.
B
urch
and
----------
B
urch,
T he D avidson hom e was ch arm in g
D efendants above N am ed;
i'lt.M
n its holiday d eco ratio n s of C h ris,-
in th e nam e of th e S ta te of Oregon A 1- INE BI ' tot som e one who w an ts
m as bells an d holiday colors. A most
you a re hereby req u ired to a p p e a r |
to raise hogs
Two big brood
d elig h tfu l ev en in g was spent by ibose an d an sw er the co m p lain t filed
FIRST LIBERTY LOAN
sov.s, one b o ar; one sow to farro w
p resen t.
a
g
a
in
st
you
in
th
e
above
en
title
d
BONDS CALLED FOR
- • '-nary 22, one F e b ru a ry 22. All
Mr. and M rs. M cF arlan d left Suu- actio n ou o r before th e 13th day of
th re e la r $140. a . H< itiey, P hen.x
day
for
N
o
rth
D
akola
w
here
they
will
Ja
n
u
a
ry
,
1920,
w
hich
is
th
e
dat,
More th a n $41,«00 w orth of F irst
F arm , phone 98.
if
fixed by th e o rd e r of th e above e u - ,
m ake th e ir home.
L ib erty L ouiih Bonds, w ith accrued
title d C o u rt fo r you to ap p e ar and ‘
P O I'L l RY
an sw e r th e co m p lain t h erein an d if
in te rest a m o u n tin g to n early $3,600
B u ilding I p llitine In stitu tio n s.
i
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l.L
T
R
i,
VEAL
AND EGGS w a n t
■ you fail so to an sw er, fo r w ant th e re
is going begging for rig h tfu l ow ners
All in stitu tio n s, b u sin ess in clu d ' d, of p lain tiff will apply to tin Court
ed. W ill pay cash. Will call for
in th e F e d e ra l R eserve Bank of San w ould show an add ed im p etu s if ev for ju d g m e n t a g a in st you in the sum
them
Benson H otel F a rm , phone
G resham 781.
tf
*■
F rancisco.
T he bank has had th e eryone would becom e im bued with of 1'ifiy -tlir' •
Bonds fo r o ver tw o y ears, and is th e sp irit und p u rp o se of Rev. It. E u d o lla rs w ith in te re s t th e re o n ¡,t six
REAL ESTATE, RENTALS,
anxious th a t th e ir ow ners, who w ere gene Myers, p asto r of th e M ethodist p er ce n t per an n titp from Yugust —,
1919,
u
n
til
paid
au
d
fo
r
the
costs
He says th a t b u ild in g up
ANf ED Sm all p la c i. h alf acre to
given In terim C ertificates In lieu of church
two acr,
w ith m a ll house, in o r
th e bonds d u rin g th e first loan, s u r - , ' ’. re sh atn is to th e in te re st of every an d d isb u rse m e n ts h erein .
You
a
re
f
u
rth
e
r
notified
th
a
t
by
n ea r G resham .
E n q u ire a t O u t
ren d e r th e C ertificates a t once In ex itizen.
,
.u
.
. v irtu e of a w rit of a ttac h m e n t an t
look office.
M ho pays to r th e im p ro v em en t g a l n |sh m e n t issued it. tin . ............ ..
ch an g e fo r th e bonds.
At th e tim e of th e F irst L ib e rty 1°^
f ° w ll° h p ask s
title d cau se ail p erso n al p ro p erty be i'OR SALE l ive o r ten -acre tra c ts,
h alf cleared and sp rin g w ater, one
Loan th e a c tu a l bonds w ere n o t ready i " ,H h no’ th e P*'°l'le who live h ere? lo n g in g to you o r e ith e r of you iii tin
and a h alf m iles from G resham .
for d istrib u tio n , au d In te rim Certifi-
spent in P o rtla n d o r elsew h e re i possession of G. W. K enney has bo
E. iJuflu, phone 93.
tf
cates w ere issued. T hese, how ever, * does not ad v an ce th is com m unity. a tta c h e d au d is being held u b ject to
th
e
o
u
tco
m
e
of
th
is
actio
n
,
which
How
ab
o
u
t
th
e
c
h
u
rc
h
?
Does
not
th
e
bear no in te re st, so th a t p e r s o n s !
MISCELLANEOUS
p erso n al p ro p erty o r so much
th ro u g h o u t th e T w elfth F ed era l R e-j ch u rch es in G resham d eserve vour said
th ereo f as may be necessary will be HOUSEW ORK OR NURSING vvâtîtêd
serve d is tric t w ho a re holding In- s u p p o r t"
aold an d th e proceeds th e re o f appi.
in elderly woman. P h o n e G resh-
te rlu i C ertificates sh o u ld com m unl-1
to w ard th e sa tisfa c tio n of th< j u d g -
; in 21, ur e n q u i r e .i O utlook o f
cate w ith th e F ed era l R eserve B ank j
N o ti.v
m e n ; re c o v . r e d h . r o l l
I
fice.
86
in o rd e r th a t th e ex change can be
G resham g ran g e will hold an all- first p u b licatio n of th is Sum m ons is
day
special
session
on
S
a
tu
rd
a
y
.
De-
D
ecem
ber
9,
1919,
au
d
th
e
d
ate
oi
PLACE
YOUR
ORDER
now
lo
r
P
N.
m ade at once an d th e in te re st ac
C.
b riq u e tts, for d elivery ab o u t
crued on th e bonds paid. H a su b cem ber 27, fo r th e purp o se of elect- last p u b licatio n Is J a n u a ry J 3, 1920
M cGl’lR K <Sc SC H N E ID E R ,
J a n u a ry 5th.
Call Lee E vans.
sc rib e r h as lost th e C ertificate, th e ing th e local g runge officers for th e
G resham 849.
tf
A tto rn ey s fo r I'liin tiff,
F ed eral R eserve Batik sh o u ld be no com ing y ear an d also to vote fo r five
officers of th e jir e g o n s ta te gran g e. F irst S ta te B ank Bldg, G resham , Or
tified, an d , upon req u e st, p ro ced u re All m em bers a re e a rn e stly req u ested JO H N BROWN,
)R S A L E - \ g o o ! cornet an d case
to be follow ed in p rese n tin g claim f o ri jo a tte n d
f o r li. >it price
Can be seen a t
J u stic e of th e Peace
relief will be fu rn ish ed .
e E W ELLIN G , M aster
P ow ell's i ’ll. m a t y .
P h o n e 524.
t D 'l i X I - I K \ I HI V HA1.1. 4)1
' a S a R y BIRDS for sale,
a pair.
REA L P K O l’E K T l.
G u i i a u t t n i good sin g ers.
Mrs.
il rrv llram hiiil. T routdale, phone
N otice is hereby given th a t by v ir
G ti -'Hain 7 8 \.
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tu e of an o rd e r of sale m ade by Hot,
Geo. Tazw eil of th e c ir c u it C outi in
P ro tiate ot the S ta te of O regon for tin
co unty of M ultnom ah, in th e m atte-1
of th e e sta te of J. A. b ra k e s, d e
4 ilila p K la tist f i n , , , nmk«^. h a d
ceased. No. 14 178. enter* d D> .-ember
n v ig h h o r s.
1st, 1919, an d fo r th e purpose of pay
Buy Vour P o sts from
ing unsatisfied, ch arg es, expensei’. |
au d claim s a g a in st th e said e sta te i
H. GOODRICH
th e u n d ersig n ed M attie F. 1-rak es ad
R 3. Box »12
Ix-iiis, Ore.
m in istra trix of th e e s ta te of J. A
b ra k e s, deceased, will at an d a fte r 10 j
I ■ - .d c M -coinl H and U o o ,la .
o'clock a. m. on W e d m -d ay , the
th e offlc«
u day
a y of
oi D
I i e ecem
c e t u ber,
b i r . 19
1 9 1 1;»,
... at
a t the
" ‘ S in g er sewing m aentne, first
or h er a tto rn e y , Milo C. K ing, S o u ji class » > id itio n , $25.
R
M ath stre e t, in th e tow n of G n s h im ,!
,OP> 8’f t - ex tension tab le.
county of M u ltnom ah, s ta te of O re $15.
gon, offer (or saie am i sell, at privati
i*q re top d in in g tab le, 6 ft. ex
sale, on term s of cash, o r not I t - ten sio n , $10.
th a n one th ird cash w ith r e tu rn m ort-
'* ■ • ‘la’i'l co n d itio n , $40. Wa-
Sagi s. th e follow ing d. scribed paret i* ■ r coil and pipe included.
of im proved real p ro p erty , situ a te in
F o u r good h ea tin g stoves. P rices
'h e city of P o rtla n d , county of M ult fro m $3.50 to $2 0.
nom ah an d s ta te of O regon, to-wn*
Inver Igate.
They are b a rg a in s.
la p s 21 an d 22 In Block 8 of Col
J K M ETZGER
lege Place of th e city of P o rtlan d
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regon; and
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sto ra g e battery re p a irin g an d re-
¡.ot i l in Block 1 of A lbina Addi ■ ‘ h u rging. --ta rte r
and
g e n e ra to r
.io n to t h e f it) of P o rtla n d , Oregon. I * o r k
R a k er A Son.
I U1I ft ft
S A T T IB F. FRAKE8
MILO I KING, Attorney.
I Alluring
F irst p u b licatio n . Dec. 2d. 1919
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n .-n
an d
w om en—-cleaning,
! Ld*t pub licatio n , Dec, 3 0 th , 1919
p res-m g and re p a irin g d one well.
A gay b in d » ' d o esn 't usually cut I e te r L< n ard . Pow ell stre e t.
in wide sw ath.
A hen in doubt try a Want Ad.
CEDAR
POSTS
EMILY F. B0LGÛM, M. D
ruysiciaa aud burgeon
J H u n g s — O ita.,., a i h . h am
R e s id e n c e , G ie - a ,.,... jjx i
O ffice 917-616 C
c o rb ett Uuildinx.
o ffic A*
e H o u r s 11
a ni. ; 2-5 n. m
A t n o in , by appointment.
PO R TLAND
ÜREU0X
i H U N E.-J— R est..« n ee, Tabor u « -
OlUce M a in 161,
Bom“ A-l” ,
J. AI. SHORT, Ai. D.
P hysician ana Surgeon
3 E a s t tilth S t
hmlain j
Offlc«, 1111-12
F O R i RAND ______
OHBuoy
A. W. BOTKIN, M.D.
P hysician and Surgeon
Office over First state Bank
H o u rs 2 to 5 p. m.
Phone 6x1
G ro L u n i, (uegon
H. V. ADIX, M.D.
Physician and Surgeon
W ith
J. Ott
U r . IV.
O ffice o v e r B a n k of Gresham
B e a t p h o n e fo i appointment
P honics : 0 / / icc 621, fftiidmce 6xJ
Plum e 324
DR. A. H. WRIGHT
V elen nui y .nirgeon
Office and Residence on
SOUTH ROBERTS AVENUE
Ali vails promptly attended
DK. N. PLYLEB
Licensed
Chiropractic 'Physician
Office ABINGTON BUILDING
PORTLAND, OREQON
ATTORNEYS
G resh am 517
Broad»»? 31
McOUIRK & SCHFEIDEB
A tto rn eys at Law
At G resham Office, Tuesday*.
T h u rsd ay s and Saturday!.
F irs t S tate lim it Budding
P o rtla n d Offl tit)«-15 Fentos Bid
in s v t ance
SEE -
JOHN BROWN
P io n ee r Real E.-Gite and Imurance
L ife , F ir e . Aiitoinooile,
P la te olass
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H e g n e r B u t mp
131
JA M ES ELLINGTON
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A ccident, Surety Bond», m
A utom obile, I 'fe. Ilealtli.
P late Glu»».
Offlc« on Mai!' Str««t
,iJenc» ••
Offlc« »1»
PHONES
Chas. Cleveland, Agt-
Orcgon Eire Relief A$»o-
N o ta ry Public
Real Estate
P h o n es: Office UHF B
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Auction' r
VANCOUVER
W
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P hone Vancouver <14. or
G resham Outlock 7«1
GRESHAM SANATORIUM
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un Pow ell Vali«)
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w lia r« m e t s r n l t y .
the b*1
non -con taglou « case« o-o-
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MANAO.MEN-
T H E MIS6BS M HKKPB*
Supervision Pr. Adir
Pji»n»s t*"
l iv e s t o c k
of all kinds Bought and Sold
C. A. Butcher
Gresham, C ie.
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Maxwell Schneide
PHOTOS
Picture I*raniinf
Main Street. Gresba»-
P h o n e 641