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N ext S unday a t Iliff S u n d ay school,
A v ery d e lig u tf u l d ay w as sp e n t
Mrs. E dsol M ark ell a n d Mrs. W.
th e pastor, Rev. E arl B. C otton, w ill a t th e hom e o f Mr. a n d Mrs. C has. E. M ark ell a tte n d e d a m e etin g of th e
give a ta lk on "T he R o m antic H isto ry P a lm b la d la s t S u n d ay in h o n o r of P re s b y te ria n
W o m en ’s
M issionary
of W illam ette U n iv ersity ." T he ch ild ­ th e ir 1 0 th w ed d in g a n n iv e rs a ry w hen so ciety in P o rtla n d W ed n esd ay .
re n 's talk w ill be about so m eth in g con­ a b o u t 50 re la tiv e s an d frie n d s s u r ­
F ir e b ro k e o u t in th e tim b e r on
cern in g May Day. All a re cordially p rised th em . T h o se p re s e n t w e re Mr.
COUNTY AND CITY DEPOSITARY.
invited.
an d M rs Jo h n P a lm b la d . C has. U nis. J. R. B o z a rth 's fa rm n e a r G illis last
T u e sd a y a n d b efo re it co u ld be
The big m ass m eeting of v o ters will Mr. an d Mrs. F r a n k G u sta fso n an d b ro u g h t in to c o n tro l h a d d estro y e d
be held a t th e schoolhouse next Mon­ fam ily . Mr. a n d Mrs. S w an M ag n u ­ a lo t of co rd w ood. It w as re p o rte d
April 2 0 , I0IK
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day evening, May 3, to d iscu ss th e son a n d fam ily . Mrs. R ic h a rd G u s ta f­ th a t n e a rly 200 co rd s w ere b u rn ed .
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question of Joining th e U nion H igh son, Mr. a n d M rs. D avid P alm b lad
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n t school w as closed T h u rsd a y
school d is tric t.
an d son, D o n ald , Mr. a n d M rs. P au l an d O rie
F rid a y o f th is w eek on acco u n t
O u r g ro w th Is ste a d y and n o rm a l an d upon th is sh o w in g we so ­
The m eetin g w ill be ad d ressed by P a lm b la d . Mr. a n d Mrs. A lb ert P a lm ­ o f tw o cases o f s c a rle t fe v e r w hich
P rin cip al E lm er F. Goodwin of th e b lad , Miss E lle n U nis. Miss E s th e r b ro k e o u t in th is d is tric t. T h e tw o
licit y o u r b a n k in g b u sin ess a s s u rin g you th a t we w ill be w illin g to
H igh school an d Ju d g e George W. N elson. A n d rew R y d b erg an d R lch- w ho a re ill a re R ay m o n d a n d M illard
g r a n t you every a cco m m o d atio n c o n sista n t w ith so u n d a n d coa-
S tapleton, ch a irm a n of th e board of ,a r d S taffen so n .
o . A. PROC I UK.
1 C hase. School w ill reo p en M onday.
se rv a tiv e b a n k in g .
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d ire c to rs of th e U nion H ig h school.
T h e g u e sts d e p a rte d e a rly in th e
A n u m b e r of O rie n t p u p ils a n d o ne
E verybody k now s P ro c to r. He Is
T hese m en a re p rep ared from th e ir {e v e n in g lea v in g a b e a u tifu l p re s e n t o f th e te a c h e rs. Miss E lv a D olan v is­
H e pay 4 '; in tertw t on tim e anil saving's deposit«.
experience in th e school to explain as a re m e m b ra n c e of th e o ccasio n .
ited th e G resh am lib ra ry o n e day co u n ty co m m issio n e r of C lack am as
5% Interest «in tim e d ep osit» o f $ 5 0 0 or more.
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Rev. D aniel H a lstro m , of P o rtla n d , th is w eek w h ere th e y receiv ed in ­
school an d w hich has forced th em to w ill p re a c h a t b o th th e m o rn in g an d s tru c tio n s on th e u se o f b o oks a n d elec tio n . Mr. P ro c to r has h ad a long
A. F. M IL L E R . Pr«»sldent
K A M IL L E R , C a sh ie r
p u t th e m a tte r up to th e o u tsid e d is­ ev e n in g se rv ic e s a t th e M ission also how to use th e c a rd index. T hey : ex p erien ce in b u sin ess an d h as al-
W. E. M A R K E L L, Vice P res.
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c h u rc h S u n d ay , May 2. T h e m o rn - h a d a jo lly tim e of it' an d ev ery o n e
, a c tiv e in p u b lic affairs. He h as ren
I t is expected th a t th e re w ill be a j in g se rv ic e w ill be in th e Sw edish th o u g h t th ey w ere on a picnic.
large atten d an ce.
Mr. an d Mrs. M artin L e n n a rtz e n ­ ! d e red a sa fe an d b u sin e sslik e serv
la n g u a g e a n d th e ev e n in g serv ice
w ill be in E n g lish . E v e ry o n e is c o r - , te r ta in e d a p a rty o f re la tiv e s an d I | ice in th e p a st a n d is co m m en d ed to
d ia lly in v ited to a tte n d .
S u n d ay frie n d s at d in n e r S u n d ay .
In th e j th e v o ters o f C lack am as co u n ty .
For Kale.
One se t h eav y d o u b le h a rn e s s, one school m eets e v ery S u n d ay m o rn in g p a rty w ere five co u sin s o f Mr. L e n ­ BONDHOLDERS GIVEN
n a rtz .
Mrs. J u lie P e tr i a n d W m . i
3% inch M itchell w agon a n d wood a t th e u su al h o u r.
NEEDED INFORMATION
P la n s fo r th e so cial S a tu rd a y , May F a lk o f C hicago. Mr. an d Mrs. M artin
rack , p ra c tic a lly new . O ne m ile
u lth a u s an d Mrs. Jo h n F a lk of |
co u th of C o tto n s ta tio n on C. T. W il­ 1, at th e L u th e ra n c h u rc h h av e been M
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co m p leted a n d a jo lly tim e is a n tic i­
son farm . J . W. D a rlin g , O w ner.
p a te d by all. R e fre s h m e n ts w ill be J . M. W idow s o f S alem an d Rev. fo llo w in g in fo rm a tio n fo r th e benefit
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F o r Kale.
n a tu r e of a s u r p ris e re u n io n fo r th e , m u n ity :
New W ade d ra g saw s w ith w heel,
R o b e rt W rig h t h ad a p a rty T h u rs ­ co u sin s had n o t m et fo r m an y y e a rs '
“ M any a re th e in q u irie s concern
Gresham Phone 17
$168.80 New M u ltn o m ah lig h t w eight d ay a fte rn o o n in h o n o r of h is te n th
Portland Broadway 5121
a n d h a d n o t s e n t w o rd th a t th ey Ing bonds on w hich th e su p p ly of in
d ra g saw w ith w heel, $160.
b irth d a y a t w h ich a few o f h is n e ig h ­ w
ere com ing.
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b o r frie n d s h e lp e d hint to c e le b ra te
T h e special topic of th e service a t
th e day in fine sh a p e . In th e e v e n ­ th e M ethodist ch u rch Sunday m orning F o r th e in fo rm a tio n of th e public,
D am ascus D airym en to M eet.
. prom ised to all.
On May 1st, a t
in g . as a final tr e a t, h e w as ta k e n to w ill be “The S acram en ts.” T h is is th e w ill say t h a t th e r e a re ten d ifferen t
T h e D am ascus local of th e D airy ­ R ussellville H all, a 500 p a rty and so­
P o rtla n d w h ere he saw " H u c k le b e rry fifth of the series, “H elps to G race,” issu e s of L ib e rty L oan B onds know n
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cial dance will be given an d re fre sh ­
F in n .” T h e o th e r m em b ers o f th e w hich have been given recen tly by th e
J q n e 15, 1917 d u e 1947, re d e e m a b le m e n ’s L eag u e w ill m e e t a t th e m ents served.
fam ily a c co m p an ied him .
p asto r, Rev. E arl B. Cotton.
193 2. T h e F ir s t L ib e rty L oan co n ­ sch o o lh o u se on S a tu rd a y ev en in g ,
v e rte d 4s d a te d N ovem ber 15, 1917
POULTRY PROFITS DEPEND
F airv iew G ra n e A n n o u n c e m e n t.
d u e 1947, re d e e m a b le 1932.
F ir s t May 1, a t 8 o ’clock, w hen Dr. M.
TROUTDALE
ON HEALTHY CHICKENS
F a irv ie w g ra n g e w ill m eet in re g ­
L ib e rty L oan c o n v e rte d 4 14s d a te d H ow es, v e te r in a r ia n , w ill sp e a k on
u la r sessio n to m o rro w , M ay 1, a t 4 S u n d ay evening, May 2, a t th e M eth­ M ay 9, 1918 d u e 194 7, re d e e m a b le
“
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of
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W illiam s, a v e r, su ccessfu l
th e u su al tim e. R o u tin e w o rk o f th e o d ist ch u rch , th e p asto r, Rev. E arl B. 1932.
F ir s t L ib e rty L oan Second
g ra n g e w ill ta k e up th e fo re n o o n an d C otton, w ill give th e fifth of th e series co n v erted 4 ^ 8 d a te d O cto b er 24, be illu s tra te d w ith th e ste re o p tlc o tl. 1 O k la h o m a P o u ltry Rau»C$, ^ocontly
a t noon th e fine g ra n g e d in n e r w ill “ H elps to G race”. T he special topic 1918, d u e 1947, re d e e m a b le 1932.
All w ho a re in te re s te d a re In v ited to I said to Dr. L eG ear:
"S in ce I hav e
be en jo y ed . D u rin g th e le c tu re h o u r, w ill be “The S acram en ts.” E veryone
“ T he abo v e fo u r issu es a ll re p r e ­ a tte n d .
been u sin g y o u r P o u ltry P re s c rip ­
to w hich a ll a re in v ite d , C ecil P. M of­ is co rd ially Invited to atten d .
s e n t th e F ir s t L ib e rty L oan a n d th e
B asket Social a t Lynch School.
tio n , n o t only hav e I c u t dow n C hick
fitt of U nion H ig h sch o o l, w ill ta lk on
T h e com edy, “ P o llin
P ick s
in te re st on each is p ay ab le J u n e 16
A b a s k e t social w ill be h eld a t loss, h u t 1 find th a t my p u lle ts lay
th e m illag e ta x fo r h ig h e r e d u c a tio n . W ife,” given by m em b ers of th e an d D ecem ber 15 o f each y ear.
A few
" T ru e B lu e” cla ss o f th e T ro u td a le
“ T he Second L ib e rty L oan 4s d a t L ynch sch o o lh o u se on F rid a y e v e n ­ a m o n th o r tw o e a r lie r ."
T h e G resh am S team L a u n d ry is S u n d ay sch o o l, w as c e rta in ly very ed N ovem ber 15, 1917, du e 1942, r e ­ ing, May 7, u n d e r th e au sp ic e s of th e p en n ies w isely s p e n t in feed in g Dr.
L e G e a r’s
P o u ltry P re s c rip tio n
to
p re p a re d to do s te a m c le a n in g an d w ell p re se n te d , an d m e rite d th e a p ­ d eem a b le 1927. Second L ib e rty L oan
p ressin g .
L e t us do y o u r w o rk .— p la u s e an d th e w o rd s o f p ra ise it r e ­ co n v e rte d 4>( s d a te d M ay 9, 1918 P a re n t-T e a c h e r a sso ciatio n . A s h o rt B aby C hicks in s u re s ra p id d ev elo p ­
A dv.
ceiv ed by th e a p p re c ia tiv e a u d ie n c e d u e 1942, re d e e m a b le 1927. T h ese b u sin ess sesstbn w ill be held , b e g in ­ m en t an d e a rly fa ll a n d w in te r lay ­
w h ich filled th e ho u se.
T h e p a rts la t te r tw o re p re s e n t all th e issu es of n in g a t 8 :1 5 , a f te r w hich th e b a sk e ts ing. G et a p a e k a g e fro m y o u r d e a l­
S a tisfa c tio n o r m oney back .__■
w ere so w ell s u s ta in e d an d c a re fu lly th e Second L ib e rty L oan on w hich w ill be a u c tio n e d a n d th e s u p p e r e n ­ er.
P h o n e G re sh a m 15x3
Dr. L. I). L eG ear Med. Co., S t L ouis
s tu d ie d o u t, th a t a ll th e m em b ers a re th e in te re s t is p ay ab le on b o th issu es jo y ed .
U p p er T ro u td a le R oad
A c o rd ia l in v ita tio n is ex­ M issouri.— Adv.
e q u a lly d e se rv in g o f p raise.
T h ey May 15 an d N ovem ber 15.
te n d e d to all.
sh o w ed m o re th a n u su a l g o o d ta s te
" T h e T h ird L ib e rty L oan 4s d a te d
a n d ju d g m e n t In th e m u sical p ro ­ May 9, 1918, d u e 1928 in te r e s t p ay ­
At th e
g ra m th e y a rr a n g e d , w hich w as fa r a b le M arch 15 an d S e p te m b e r 15. CANDIDATE NIGHT AT
WELL DRILLING
ab o v e th e o rd in a ry . G eorge G ra h a m , F o u rth L ib e rty L oan 4>.4 h d a te d Oc­
RUSSELLVILLE
GRANGE
R . A, Box 4 9 2
P o rt la m i, O re.
fro m P o rtla n d , In h is Scotch so n g s to b e r 24, 1918, d u e 1938, re d e e m ­
a n d im p e rso n a tio n s to o k th e a u d i­ a b le 1933, on w hich th e in te re s t is
R usselvllle G range held a v ery In­
en ce by sto rm , a n d h e w ill alw ay s be d u e A pril 15 an d O cto b er 15. Vic­
te
re
stin g m eetin g S a tu rd a y evening
s u r e o f a w elcom e a t T ro u td a le . T h e to ry L ib e rty L oan 3 % s d a te d May
V O TE F O R
so n g s by Mrs. L a rsso n an d Mrs. H a r­ 20, 1919 d u e May 20, 1923, re d e e m ­ A pril 24, w hen ab o u t 75 people w ere
low w e re b e a u tifu l a n d M rs, E v a n s’ a b le at G o v e rn m e n t’s o p tio n on fo u r present.
A. B ., LL. B.
in s tru m e n ta l se le c tio n s w ere m uch m o n th ’s n otice.
V ictory L ib e rty
T he le c tu re r’s h o u r cam e firs t w ith
a p p re c ia te d . All w ere g la d to w el­ L o an 4 % s d a te d M ay 20, 1919 duo
Republican Candidate
com e M rs. F ra n k B oscoe a g a in , as 1923, re d e e m a b le a t g o v e rn m e n t's an in te re stin g talk on th e proposed
Is a b u sin ess m an , n o t a p o litician ,
County Superintendent of
h e r sw eet voice is m u ch loved h ere. o p tio n on fo u r m o n th s n otice. T he tax m easu res by C ounty S u p e rin te n d ­
a ta x p a y e r in M u ltn o m ah c o u n ty fo r
Schools
S h e w as en co red till sh e h ad to le t in te re s t on th e s e la t te r tw o issu es is e n t W. C. A lderson, followed by Coun­
30 years. An a d v o cate of good ro ad s.
— P aid Adv.
h e r sm a ll son, B illy, resp o n d fo r h er, p ay ab le J u n e 15 a n d D ecem ber 15. ty C om m issioner A. A. Muck, w ho Is classes a re so o v e rcro w d ed , ro o m s so
a can d id a te for re-election. S. 11. H all
"A b u sin ess a d m in is tra tio n a n d th e
w hich h e d id w ith tw o so n g s w hich
“ O nly th e second a n d fifth class of
b est p o ssib le v a lu e fo r e v ery d o lla r
b ro u g h t dow n th e ho u se. T h e p ro ­ b onds m e n tio n ed above, know n as C ounty A gent, gave an illu s tra te d lec­ o v e rlo a d e d , an d te a c h e rs so few,
d is b u rs e d .”
ceed s o f th e p lay e n te r ta in m e n t and F ir s t L ib e rty L oan c o n v e rte d 4s a n d tu re on potatoes and potato-diseases.
P aid Adv.
can d y sa le w ere $53. A w o rd m ay Second L ib erty L oan 4s e re c o n v e rt­ T h is one lectu re was ce rta in ly w orth th a t th e th r e e In s titu tio n s w ill have
be said h e re as to th e a b ility in ible. T h ese m ay be co n v e rte d in to o ne’s w hile and It c e rta in ly opened
Buttons
Pleating
th e eyes of those p re se n t to th e possi­
a n o th e r lin e, o f th e boys in th e play 4
p e r c e n t bonds.
b ilitie s of potato-grow ing In th is sec­ to clo se th e d o o r on a t least 1000
T h e re is no p u b lic h a ll in T ro u td a le ,
"T h e te rm co n v ersio n is u sed w hen tion.
O regon boys and g irls, a n d p e rh a p s
so th e y
to o k
an u n u se d -fo r-y e a rs It is in te n d e d to c o n v e rt th e bond in ­
Ju d g e K anzler gave a very In te re st­
MRS. C ARRIE HANSEN
s to re , clea n ed it o u t, p u t u p a sta g e , to a h ig h e r r a te of In te re st, an d th e
ing
talk
on
the
doings
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upon tw ic e t h a t n u m b e r n ext fall,
fo o tlig h ts an d all, g a th e re d all th e te rm ex ch an g e m ean s th e ex ch an g e
P h on e 5 1 x 3
Gresham
a v a ila b le c h a irs In th e to w n , and of a re g is te re d bond fo r a coupon of dom estic relatio n s. T h is c o u rt is
doing
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deal
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good
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M ain St., n e a r H ig h School
u n less th e new m lllajte su p p o rt bill
tu r n e d It in to a n ifty little th e a te r bond an d a coupon bond fo r a re g ­
K anzler is th e person th a t can han d le
room .
If an y o n e n eed s ta le n t in is te re d bond, o r a te m p o ra ry coupon th
e good work.
p
asses on May 21.
th a t lin e, th e w rite r can fu rn is h bond fo r a d efin itiv e o r p e rm a n e n t
Mrs. E dith T o sler W eth erred m ade
n a m e s an d re fe re n c e s.
bond. I t w ill be w ell to re m e m b e r a few tim ely re m a rk s and com pli­
T h ese th ree iiM tltutioiui have, when
T h e T ro u td a le L ad les Aid m e e ts th e s e tw o te rm s in m a k in g y o u r re ­
m ented th e g ran g e on the good m eet­
n e x t W ed n esd ay a fte rn o o n , M ay 5 q u e sts fo r co n v ersio n o r exchange. in
g s they w ere h av in g and the g re a t com pared w ith th e year w h en th e
w ith M rs. W m. S pence. Mrs. L. A B oth co n v ersio n an d ex ch an g e m ay b en efits resu ltin g .
| H arlo w an d M rs. J. R. K n a r r w ill be m ad e in th e Bame tr a n s a c tio n , b u t
T he n ex t m eeting, May 8th, w ill bo preNent. m illage su p p ort M il was
| a s s is t th e h o ste ss w ith th e re f r e s h ­ a re h a n d le d th ro u g h d iffe re n t c h a n ­
can d id a tes n ig h t and a good tim e is
m en ts.
All la d ie s a re c o rd ia lly in nels.
C o n seq u en tly y o u r re q u e s ts
‘ pasNed,
I v lted to a tte n d .
m u s t be c lea r.
T h e sm elt a re s till co m in g th ick
“ All bon d s on w hich th e in te re s t
i a n d fa s t, an d p eo p le c o n tin u e to co u p o n s h av e been ex h a u ste d w hich
150 per cent More Students
i com e to g et th e m . N ev er w ere t h e / in c lu d e s F irst L ib e rty L oan c o n v e rt­
j so p le n tifu l o r so easy to g e t fo r ed 4s, F ir s t L ib e rty L oan co n v erted
but only
j y o u rs e lf.
T o n s a re b e in g c a rrie d 4 *4 s, F ir s t L ib e rty L oan Second
FIRST-CLASS
15 per cent Mor^ Classrooms
aw ay fo r s a ltin g dow n.
co n v e rte d 4><«8, Second L ib e rty L oan
W m . R o g ers an d M rs. K ello g g , a 4s 2d L ib erty L oan 4 *¿8 and 3 d L ib er-
and less than
j s is te r o f Mrs. In g ra h a m , w ere m a r ­ ty L oan m ay an d sh o u ld lie p re se n te d
rie d W ed n esd ay , A p ril 28 a t V an cou- fo r ex ch an g e on May 1st o r lm m e
4 per cent More Income
1 v e r, W a sh in g to n .
A n u m b e r of d ia te ly th e r e a fte r, In o rd e r th a t th e r e
j frie n d s an d n e ig h b o rs g a th e r e d a t m ay be no loss of in te re s t, a n d th a t
T h e fa c t th a t h ig h e r e d u c a tio n In
Office and Shop,
| th e h o m e of Mr. R o g e rs’ so n , R alph bonds m ay be ex ch an g ed and re tu rn e d
Main St.
Bungalow Bldg.
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Phone 407
p e rm a n e n t form a n d need no ex ­
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c o n c e rn in g th e s ilv e r te a g iv en by L oan 3 >4 p e r cen t bond. F ir s t L ib ­ ALL WORK GUARANTEED
j Mrs. B rin k an d Mrs. E v an s fo r th e e rty L oan c o n v e rte d 4s a n d Second
Paid H dvertlsgm xnt Inserted by Colin D y-
m ent In b eh a lf u t the Joint Alumni R i ­
j L a d ie s ’ Aid so ciety . A good n u m b e r L ib e rty L o an 4s m ay be c o n v e rte d to
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o f la d ie s en jo y ed th e a fte rn o o n and 4 % p e r c e n t a t th e tim e ex ch an g e Is
W AL TER W. METZGER, Proprietor
Oregon, 614 P lttock Block, Portland.
th e so cial o ccasio n . F e a tu r e s o f In- m ad e p ro v id in g re q u e s t Is m ad e a t
I te r e s t w pre a p ian o solo by Mrs. th e tim e bond is d eliv ered a t b an k
Automobile Work Guaranteed
B rin k a n d a so n g by M rs. H arlo w .
fo r ex ch an g e.
L ik ew ise re g iste re d
A F u ll Dine o f T ires, O ils and A ccessories
bonds m ay be ex ch an g ed fo r coupon
PLEASANT VIEW
bonds o r coupon bonds exchanged
fo r re g is te re d bonds If p ro p e r re q u e s t
M rs. L ucy K in caid h as c o n sen ted is m ad e a t th e tim e. No c h a n g es can '
to re s u m e h e r old p o sitio n as care- be m ad e a f t e r th e bon d s hav e gone
! ta k e r o f th e C o rb e tt s u m m e r hom e fo rw a rd .
j n e a r C o rb e tt. S h e m oved back la st
A t t h e 't i m e bonds a re d eliv ered
O pen In th e A. J . W. B row n b u ild in g on P o w ell S tre e t, n e x t to
j T u esd ay .
to th e b ank fo r ex ch an g e o r c o n v e r­
M rs. W a h n e r le f t S u n d ay m o rn in g sion re c e ip ts w ill be issued w hich th e
B ro w n ’s M ark et.
! fo r a few w eek s’ v isit at W alla W alla, bond o w n e r m u s t hold u n til th e bond I
for Fresh Cows, Beef Cows, Hogs, Calves of any kind.
W a sh in g to n .
given In ex ch an g e h as been re tu rn e d , j
A C om plete Stock of
Miss U h u r s p e n t S u n d ay w ith h e r It is a b s o lu te ly e ss e n tl'.I th a t these
re c e ip ts be re ta in e d an< k e p t in th e !
s is te r, M rs M. W oodle.
A m a rria g e o f m uch local in te re s t possession of th e bond o w n e r u n til |
w ill be c a rrie d a t a ll tim e s, a t P o rtla n d p rices.
, to o k p lace a t V an co u v er W ed n esd ay , th e re tu r n bond h as been re ceip ted
w hen W m . R o g ers, an old re s id e n t of for. T h ese re c e ip ts m u s t be ta k e n ’
W irin g C o n tra e te T a k e n . K atlsfactJo n G u a ra n te e d .
th is v icin ity , w as u n ite d to Mrs up a t th e tim e p e rm a n e n t bonds a re I
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R o g ers h a s m ad e m an y frie n d s d u r ­
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in g h e r v isit h e re w ith h e r siste r, will a n s w e r m any in q u irie s w hich
M rs In g ra h a m
A re c e p tio n fo r th e m ig h t o th erw ise be n ecessary to i
c o u p le w as h eld a t th e hom e o f Mr. a n sw e r. H ow ever, if n o t, c le a rly un- 1
R o g e rs’ so n , R alp h , on W ed n esd ay d e rsto o d , we w ill be pleased to a n s ­
KREOFSKY BROS. Props.
ev en in g .
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c re a m co n su m ed o n e m ig h t have te r .
You w ill k in d ly p re s e n t y o u r
Overhauling, Repairing, Welding and Brazing
th o u g h t it w as a " c o o l” re c e p tio n , bond fo r ex ch an g e on May 1st o r as
b u t th a t th is is n o t tr u e w as e v i­ soon th e r e a f te r as it Is possible to do, J
Tires, Oils, Accessories
d en ced b y th e c o n g ra tu la tio n s and as th e bonds m ove, n o t se p a ra te ly
Corner R ase L ine ami R ockwood Roads
good w ish es sh o w ered on th e h appy from each In d iv id u al b u t co llectiv ely 1
cou p le.
at s t a te p erio d s, an d a few days d e­
lay In p re s e n tin g th e bond m ay m ak e
Main Street
GRESHAM
Phone 881
G RESH A M
T h e Farmer« Mutual FT re R elief c o n sid e ra b le d e la y In th e end
And
GRO. M E T L . Prop.
A ssn, re p o r ts a su ccessfu l y e a r. T he a g a in , as bon d s fo r th is d is tric t w ill
'a n n u a l re p o rt of th e asso ciatio n be fu rn is h e d by a n d exch an g ed a t th e
's h o w s $ 2 ,6 3 4 .0 0 0 .0 0 of ris k s w ritte n F e d e ra l R eserv e B an k , San F ra n c is ­
■and 1010 new m e m b e rs g a in e d in co, th e p e rm a n e n t bonds b eing f o r ­
1919.
M r. H. W H nashall w as r e ­ w ard ed o n ly as sufficient sto ck is re ­
e lec ted P re s id e n t fo r th e s ix te e n th ceived by th em from W a sh in g to n ,
tim e a n d Mr F e rd G ro n e r o f H ills­ D C ., fo r w hich th e g o v e rn m e n t
bo ro w as elected V ice P re s id e n t. T he m a k e s no g u a ra n ty as to d eliv ery , It
A sso ciatio n c a rrie d clo se to $7,000,- is w ell to be p ro m p t In p re s e n tin g
East 37th and Caruthers, one block north of Division
0 0 0 .0 0 a n d Is fo rg in g a h e a d rap id ly y o u r b o nds, h ow ever, no g u a ra n ty Is
It In su re s fo r p ro te c tio n o n ly , n o t for m ad e as to tim e of th e re tu rn of p e r­
Street, Portland
p ro fit. W e In v ite fa r m e rs to becom e m a n e n t bon d s b ecau se o t th e abo v e
Phones, Tabor 5369 or Gresham 971
m em b ers.
See H. W. S n ss b a ll. s ta te d c o n d itio n s ."
G re sh a m . R. F. D. 4. P h o n e G re sh ­
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B argains In tb s want ads.
am 85.— Adv.
BANK OF GRESHAM
COAL
M IL L F E E D
Express and General
Hauling
GLEASON TRUCK SERVICE
J. SUHR
E. N. WHEELER
Republican Candidate
for
COUNTY
COMMISSIONER
Agricultural College
State University and
Ore. Normal School
A. H. BURTON
N O M IN A T E
HEMSTITCHING
Frank C. Jones Co.
General Contractor*
Carpentering
Electrical Wiring
Fixture* and Lamp*
Septic Tank*
Cement Work
• LOU McLAIN
^C O U N TY
C O M M IS S IO N E R
PLUMBING
Reliable Fixtures
BORING GARAGE
CASH
PAID
GRESHAM ELECTRIC CO.
EDISON ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
CHOICE MEATS
Homemade Ham*, Bacon, Sausage, Lard
Full line of Cold Lunch Meats
E. BAUMANN,
Gresham
Phone 901
ROCKWOOD GARAGE
SANITARY MARKET
K IN G
C. M. ZIMMERMAN
Auto Repair Shop
ROCK SPRINGS
COAL
Ga® Bricketts
Ekstrom Track Service