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MARCH 1 Kl
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IP V O U
W ANT TO
M AKEA ,
I SHOWING*
THE PER SO N
WHO
W ANTS TO K E E P ON
p ro g re ssin g m u s t m a k e c e rta in
th a t b is h e a lth Is " r ig h t sid e u p
w ith c a r e .”
O ne g o o d way to
m a k e c e rta in o f th is is to p u r­
c h ase
m e a ts
w h o se
q u a lity -
g u a ra n te e d n e s s w ill m a k e him
feel c e rta in th a t h is d ig e stio n
w ill a s s im ila te th e p ro p e r food
values.
O ne w ay to m a k e c e r­
ta in of t h a t is to buy y o u r m e a ts
h ere.
Gresham P h on Meat
Market
e 41
GRESHAM LOCALS
T h e r e g u la r m e e tin g of .th e M od­
e rn W 'oodm an lo d g e w ill be held in
C a rls o n 's h all n ex t F rid a y e v e n in g !
All m e m b e rs a re ex p ected to be p res-
e n t.
Mrs. R u th Cox M acho w as b ro u g h t
y e ste rd a y from a P o rtla n d h o sp ita l
to th e h o m e of h e r p a re n ts , Mr. an d
M rs G reg. Cox.
T h e h o u se s h o rta g e w ill be r e - '
lieved to th e e x te n t o f o n e new build-1
ing. th e n th e resid en ce is co m p leted
w hich J . E . M etzg er is h a v in g erect-1
| ed on h is lo ts in T h o m p so n a d d itio n !
W. K. H a m ilto n is in c h a rg e of t h e |
w ork.
G eo rg e an d Jo h n B loom , accom - ,
pan ted by th e i r m o th e r, a rriv e d h e re
y e ste rd a y w ith a c a rlo a d of sto c k a n d i
farm
m a c h in e ry
fro m
C ald w ell, J
Id ah o . T h e ir c a r is o n th e s i d e 1
tra c k a t th e Mt. Hood d e p o t an d th e |
m en a re lo o k in g fo r a lo catio n In th is
v icin ity .
A fine b aby boy w as b o rn to M r.
an d M rs. H. C. M cC orm ick last W ed-!
n esd ay , S e p te m b e r 22. M r. M cC or­
m ick is th e new te a c h e r in fa rm m e-!
1 li, I I , ¡ I S a t
t il. ,
h ig h
M h o o l.
They’ve Made Good Because They Are Good
M gr
GUARANTEED ANALYSIS
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AMMOWIA
TOTAL.
. 63%
-02%
1-65%
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— - TOTAL
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T h e G resh am
m en h u n tin g in
so u th e rn O reg o n cam e hom e w ith
tw o fa t d e e r, to th e c re d it o f M. M i
S q u ire an d W. C. B u rch . T h ey re-1
p o rte d h u n tin g good a n d s ta te d th a t
If th e ra in h ad n o t p re v e n te d th ey
w ould d o u b tle ss h av e b ro u g h t h o m e
th e lim it. M ayor G eorge W. K e n n e y 'I
D O N ’ T C H A N G E IF Y O U A R E U S IN G T H E M
We Carry a Full Line, Including
ami Harry Bqatre vara tho other |
m em b ers o f th e p a rty .
Q uinn M etzg er an d Miss N an A n -)|
d e rso n , b o th of G re sh a m , s u rp ris e d j
th e ir frie n d s re c e n tly by g e ttin g m ar*
ried . It Is said th a t th e w ed d in g to o k
place In H illsb o ro .
T h e b rid e h a s)
been em ployed ¡is an o p e ra to r In th e
te le p h o n e office fo r sev eral y ears. Mr.
an d Mrs. M etzg er a re m o v in g to H ills­
boro, w h ere Mr. M etzg er is em p lo y ed
In a m ill.
W ord w as receiv ed th is m o rn in g of
th e se rio u s illn ess of M rs. J . T. S til-
lio n s in a S e a ttle h o sp ita l. M rs. S til­
lio n s an d
th e c h ild re n
m oved to
S e a ttle re c e n tly from G resh am . Mr.
S tillio n s ex p ects to g o to h is w ife to ­
n ig h t.
Do You Get Your Tire
Mileage You Want?
Swift’s
Beaver Brand
F ertilizers
iVlaM
NITRATE OF SODA
HIGH GRADE ACID PHOSPHATE
SULPHATE OF AMMONIA
All Grades of TANKAGE, BONE, FISH MEAL, WHALE MEAT
AND BONE, AND KINDRED PRODUCTS
KELSO
R. E. J a r l an d L ew is J e r g e r h av e
re tu rn e d fro m tlie lr h u n tin g tr ip
w ith tw o d e e r each to th e ir c re d it as
h u n ts m e n .
On th e re tu r n tr ip Mr.
Have you not noticed that J a r l, a few m iles th is sid e o f S alem ,
ttie m ajority of your tires blow h ad th e m is fo rtu n e o f h a v in g his
out before they wear o u tf You c a r ru n in to by a sp e e d e r in a larg e
g c a r, fro m Iow a. T h e IoWa
wonder why. One of the prin­ c to a u r rin
also ra n in to a m a ch in e s ta n d in g
ciple reasons for all tire troubb
on th e sid e of th e ro a d an d it waa
I can be traced to punctures w hile try in g to avoid th is th a t th e
c a r sk id d e d a n d ra n in to Mr.
which have a tendency to big
J a r l's ru n a b o u t.
T h e d a m a g e s to
break down the side walls, th
e la t t e r ’s c a r w hich w ere a b ro k en
rim cut and breaking of your w heel, b e n t ax le a n d fe n d e r, th e
M a n u fa c tu re d by
rubber loose from your casing Iow a p a rty w as o b lig ed to m ak e
SWIFT COMPANY
good,
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Mr.
allowing water to enter and
d Mr. J e r g e r w ore so m ew h at
F e rtiliz e r W o rk s
which in a short time ends the s J h a a r l k e an
n up. o th e rw ise n o n e th e w orse
NORTH
PORTLAND, OREGON
life of your tire long before it fo r th e ir ex p erien ce.
should.
T h is c o m m u n ity
m ay
w ell be
Now stop those punctures p ro u d of V ern ie J a r l's reco rd a s a
p rize w in n er a t v a rio u s fa irs.
He
I and save money, time mnl took
first p rize a t th e C an b y fa ir on
worry. Investigate as others bis p o ta to e s an d also first p rize on
have the tire insole which is Ills bull calf. L u st y e a r he to o k first Ford Oppoeee th e N ational T ractor
A ssociation .
| the one thing to date which has p rize on c h ic k e n s at th e s ta te f a ir a t
e n titlin g
him to th e tw o
T h e N a tio n a l T ra c to r asso c ia tio n
I been successful in eliminating S w alem
eek s’ tr ip to O. A. C. th is su m m e r.
punctures and blow outs.
V ern ie J a r l is a 1 3-vear-old p u p il In re c e n tly m a d e a r u lin g th a t no p rac-l
| A few o f o u r G resh am p a tro n s :
th e se v e n th g ra d e o f th e K elso tical te s t o r d e m o n s tra tio n o f P o w e r'
All Kinds of Hauling
school.
F a rm in g sh o u ld tu k e p lace d u rin g )
B ro w n ’s M n rk et, S u n ita ry M ark et,
P h on es— G reeham 17,
Mrs. Jo e l J a r l, w ho is w in te rin g th e O regon s t a te fa ir. C o n tra ry to
Or. II. V. Adix, K. A. M iller, P e te r
P ortlan d , Bdvry. 5 1 2 1 .
n e a r San Diego, C a lifo rn ia , is so m e­ th is ru lin g th e F o rd M otor co n ip an ) I
L e n a rd , C ity B ak ery , C h as. C leve
w hat im p ro v ed in h e a lth .
S h e has is s ta g in g th e g re a te s t d e m o n s tra tio n
lan d .
re n te d a 4 ^ - a c r e tr a c t, Is g o in g to o f P o w er F a rm in g e v e r g iven in th e
P h o n e s: M ain 7786
W rite or phone and w e w ill lx I ra ise c h ic k e n s uud fa rm on a sm ull N o rth w est.
Res. S ellw ood 2349
scale.
glad to sh ow tliewe T ire Insoles
W h ile th e r u lin g of th e N a tio n a l
Office H o u rs: 10 a. m. to 5 p. m.
M rs. R o b e rt J o n s ru d v isite d in body w as m a d e to o la te to h av e set
DR A. B. CALDER
P o rtla n d
on
T u esd ay
w ith h er a sid e by th e s ta te fa ir b o a rd , it
.d a u g h te r s , E u n ice an d D o ro th y , w ho not d e te r th e F o rd co m p an y from
CHIROPRACTOR
’ a re a tte n d in g Je ffe rso n h ig h .
Office: 710-11 S w e tla n d B ldg.,
c o n tin u in g th e p ro g ra m th e y had
C or. 5 th a n d W a s h in g to n
AGENT
p la n n e d of le ttin g th e p u b lic set
C ra n b e rrie s a re lo o m in g up in th e tr a c to r s an d p o w er fa rm in g im ple
PO RTLAN D,
O REG O N
P .O .B o x 104, G reeltam .
M arshfield se c tio n an d p re p a ra tio n s m e n u in p ra c tic a l te s t an d dem on
P h on e Of.
‘ a re b ein g m a d e to h a rv e st th e la r g ­ st ra tio n .
It w as p o in ted o u t by a
est o u tp u t th e co u n ty h as e v e r had.
la rg e F o rd d e a le r of th e s ta te , " th e
p u b lic h a s not as y et g ra s p e d th e full
p o ssib ilitie s o f p o w er fa rm in g , a n d
th e o n ly way to m a k e th is re a liz a ­
tio n p o ssib le is a p ra c tic a l, ho n est
to g o o d n ess d e m o n s tra tio n " .
C on­
tin u in g an d w ax in g e n th u s ia s tic o v e r
h is su b je c t th is g e n tle m a n s a id : “ I
c o n s id e r it a re a l p riv ile g e an d d u ty
to th e s ta te an d n a tio n to fo s te r and
fo rw a rd p o w er fa rm in g . It in creases
p ro d u c tio n ,
d ev elo p s
c o m m u n itie s
an d s tim u la te s b u sin e ss In all lin e s” .
W h en th e fa r m e r is p ro sp e ro u s
(KEROSBNE)
ev e ry o n e
e n jo v s
p ro s p e rity
and
f u r th e r p o w er fa rm in g ta k e s from
STANDARD
OIL COMPANY
th e farm th a t o ld b u g ab o o , " d ru d g -
IC A L ir O B N IA l
e r y " a n d m a k e s th e fa rm a m o re a t ­
tra c tiv e p ro p o sitio n fo r th e boy. If
fo r no o th e r o n e th in g p o w e r farm
tu g has a lr e a d y been a g re a t blessing
to o u r c o u n try In tu r n in g th e tid e of
boys leav in g th e fa rm fo r th e city
a n d as p o w er f a r m in g b ecom es m ore
p o p u la r, w hich it w ill as th e fa rm e rs
b ecom e b e tte r a c q u a in te d w ith it
p o ssib ilitie s, we s h a ll find o u r bo;
p ro b lem solved a n d m ay b e th e p ro b
lem w ill be: "H o w to k eep th e boy
In th e c ity " .
I tint a t a loss to
n d l^ L tan d th e
.
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| a ttitu d e of th e N a tio n a l T ra c to r as
so c ia tlo n n n d I atn m ost c e rta in ly
I e la te d o v e r th e a c tio n o f th e F o r i
: M otor co m p an y in r e n tin g 24 a cres
a d jo in in g th e s ta te fa ir g ro u n d s an d
s ta g in g a p ra c tic a l sh o w of p o w er
fa rm in g
T h e ir p ro g ra m is m ore
co m p lete, d o in g p lo w in g , d iscing,
h a rro w in g an d p re p a rin g a se e d bed.
I All ty p es of fa rm Im p le m e n ts will be
sh o w n a n d d e m o n s tra te d . In clu d in g
a th r e s h e r a n d h ay m ow er.
“Of course my battery has
R a k e r .t Son d e sire e v ery o n e to
Threaded
Rubber Insula­
see p o w er fa rm in g d e m o n s tra te d a n d
th e f a r ts p ro v ed a n d c o rd ia lly in-
tion.”
But
ev en if you had
, v ltes th e p u b lic to view th e F o rd so n
forgotten that fact you’d get
j ex h ih lt an d be in a tte n d a n c e a t th e
-4 -a c re d e m o n s tra tio n field, m a k in g
the
benefit, and you’d re­
I th e F o rd so n e x h ib it sp ace th e ir h e a d ­
q u a rte rs .
member the battery as one
Get our Prices Before Buying
A. W. Metzger & Co.
Gresham Distributors of
Swift’s Fertilizers
GLEASON TRUCK
SERVICE
AUCTION SALE
J. \ \ . Oster Farm, on Columbia Highway, just west of
Springdale.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1920
S ale B egin s at 1 :8 0 I’. M.
Four good Jersey Cows; 2 Work Horses; Truck Wagon
with gravel bed; Hay Rack; Mowing Machine; Hay Rake;
Disk; 2-section Iron Harrow; Single Horse Cultivator;
Garden Drill; 10-ga lion Cream Can; 3-gallon Cream Can,’
several Milk Buckets. I orks, Shovels and many small tools
too numerous to mention.
WILFRED DELFEL
HEAT^
COMFORT
WHCffESTER
<
° VCr • a ” ’ 0
i< r<. t hi tn< rate o f 8 j»er cent |H*r annum .
“ "«<• w ith in-
I. W. OSTER
<X>IX>NEL W. 8. WOOD & SONS, Auctioneers.
A. MEYERS. Clerk
PEARL OIL
Ingersoll Watches
All models, for all kinds of people,
for all occupations.
Come in and see them.
There is an Ingersoll watch to
fit you.
With or without Radiolite.
E a rly S e a so n S h o o tin g
Lp( >R early season duck shooting and
A all upland small game, buy a W in­
chester 16-gauge or 20-gauge Model 12
Hammerless Repeating Shotgun and
“ Leader” or “ Repeater” Shells.
They will give you the same perfect
shot pattern at the shorter ranges as
the famous W inchester 12-gauge gives
for reaching out for the high My / e r s
when the big flight ducks come down
Your speed in handling the light er
gun will surprise and please you
Come in today and see us about it
A. W. METZGER & CO.
QUALITY AND SERT ICE
P H O N E «Wtl
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GUY D. JONES, Jeweler
Gresham
pi10ne 6S1
Your Advantage
R ead w h a t M r W a n T a d says.
R e g u la r m e e tin g o f G re s h ­
am L o d g e No. 125, 1.0 . 0 F
In th e O dd F ello w s h a ll, ev ery T h u rs -
) d ay ev en in g . V isito rs w elcom e,
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w ork In In itia to ry d e g ree
W. C. M cCOLLAUGH. N. 0 .
RAY A. PA LM Q U IST . S e c re ta ry
Wood - Sand - Gravel
Delivered Any Place
Truck Service
J. R. KNARR & SON
TROIYDAIJC. OREGON
P hone Grm hant 4 W .
free from insulation trouble.
I he Still Better W illard
Battery the only one with
1 hreaded Rubber Insula­
tion—has been selected by
136 manufacturers of pas­
senger cars and motor
trucks.
F re e In sp ectio n of an y B a tte ry a t
an y tim e.
PUBLIC SALE
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1920
C om m encing at 1« o ’c lo c k
y ears, w eig h t 1100.
*
950'
O ne G ra d e H e re fo rd B ull, 2 v e a rs o ld ;
2 -y ear-o id H e lfe r; 1 Cow a n d C alf.
1 M are an d C olL M are ag ed 8
One 14-m ontha Bull calf;
O ne P o lan d C h in a an d B e rk s h ire Sow w ith 1ft i m - n m
w e ig h t a b o u t 125 lbs. each.
“ 10 ama11 P l«8;
MISV ELLANEOl’S: One
KRM fl 2 ^ H ,rn’‘SV ‘
3 Vs-in
M itc h e ll W a e n n .
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tim e on bnn-
SH INE
LUN CH
P h on e «>»1.
The Bank of Greeham paya 5 per R.
cent Intereat on tim e depoaita.— Adv.
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C. E. Osburn & Co.
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NOON
W M. ODELL, Owner
ANDERMON, Auctioneer
FRED L. PROtTOR. Clerk