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WHY THE ELECTRIC CLEANER?
T here is really no com parison betw een th e ease and th o ro u g h
ness w ith which an E lectric C leaner rem oved d irt and th e difficulty
of sw eeping.
T rue, one CAN clean rugs and carpets w ithout an electric clean
er. A broom or carpet sw eeper will brush up SOME of th e d irt; ano
if you like th e exercise and have plenty of tim e and stre n g th a broom
and a carp et b eater will do th e work a fte r a fashion.
In the sam e way one can wash w ithout soap. W ater alone will
rem ove som e d irt if applied w ith enough "elbow g rease.”
But people use soap because it cleans m ore easily and b etter than
w ater alone.
F o r th e sam e reason people use E lectric C leaners because they
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PAGE T H R E E
TROUTDALE
T h ere will be church services a t
The P aren t-T each er circle met last
th e M ethodist church at 11 a. m. F riday aftern o o n . It was decided to
Sunday.
Rev. C. A. B ristol will give a H allow e'en social as is th e an
preach.
n u al custom . A com m ittee was ap-
Koad S upervisor W heeler has fin- pointed to a rra n g e for it, and uotlces
ished th e g rav el bunkers back of Ias !o th e tim e an d place will be given
M etzger's g arag e, and is ready for later.
’
gravel..
The T ro u td ale L adies' Aid met
The fam ily th a t moved Into W. R. with Mrs. M orris McGinnis W ednes-
_ _ ___day
afternoon. T here was a larg e at-
T elfo rd ’s house a few weeks ago,
has
clim ate tendance, aud m uch business was
i moved again. Too wet
I here.
tran sacted . T he an n u a l election of
T he D uncan fam ily has moved to otllcers. postponed from Septem ber,
, Sandy, ta k in g th ree children from was held, w ith th e follow ing resu lt:
i th e school. But H arry C renshaw president, Mrs. Wm. C raw fo rd : vice
moved in to th e d istric t bringing ae ¡ Pf®*Ment, Mrs. H erb ert Bradley
¡m
fn
secretary. Mrs. C. I T hom as; treas-
, m any
any In.
T he th ree teach ers atten d ed a |u r e r , Mrs. Wm. Spence. P lans were
m eeting of th e C lackam as County discussed, and com m ittees appointed
I T each ers’ association at W est Linn for th e an n u al b azaar early in De
la st S atu rd ay an d rep o rted a nice cem ber. A m eeting is called for next
W ednesday aftern o o n , O ctober 20, at
I tim e.
T he county club leader and county th e church to finish th e quilt. Mrs.
school su p erv iso r visited th e school McGinnis, assisted by Mrs. Spence
lo r a few m inutes last T hursday. The and Mrs. Thom as, served a dainty
club lead er was looking a fte r ex lunch. The next re g u la r m eeting will
h ibits for the livestock show. Two be with Mrs. L. A. Harlow in h er new
m em bers of th e "G ru n t club" will home.
m ake exhibits.
P oland Chinas by l A f e a t exhibit of last y e a r’s school
L ester Boring, an d C hester W hites work in the low er g rades Is displayed
I a t th e schoolhouse. It was especially
by M elville Richey.
T he 1 .0 . O. F. lodge met Tuesday saved and p rep ared for exhibition at
evening. About 45 visitors from O re the county fair, and is a cred it to
gon City, Sandy, and E stacada were both teach er and pupits.
present.
A fter lodge, su p p er was
Mr. and Mrs. N. P. W allace left
served in th e dining room. E ats are Saturday for G aribaldi, w here th e ir
alw ays enjoyed.
T h ree weeks and d au g h ter. Mrs. Jack K idder, resides.
th re e feeds are n ot bad.
Mrs. W allace left h er house plants for
The m ajo rity of th e people from the w inter with Mrs G ran t in the
th is section sp en t one or m ore days prim ary room at school.
a t th e M ultnom ah county fa ir last
The T rue Blue class will hold its
week, th e school ta k in g T uesday for reg u lar business m eeting F riday ev
its day.
ening, O ctober 15th at th e church.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. M allicoat and
Mrs. D. J. H ayes and Mrs. J. C.
fam ily visited
with th e fo rm er's Standish, m other and siste r of Mrs
b ro th er in P o rtlan d , Sunday a f te r D. H. Nash, left W ednesday for th e ir
noon.
home in Halsey, Oregon, a fte r a visit
O. M. Richey w as hau lin g a few at the Nash hom e here.
sacks of feed hom e W ednesday. He
Preaching a t 7 :30 by Rev. E arl B.
says th e road was so rough n ear th e Cotton.
The topic will be "T he
j schoolhouse th a t he could not keep T em ptations of C h rist.”
! the sacks in his wagon box. Some!
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. K n arr and
are inclined to believe it. as he was | R ichard, accom panied by th e Misses
seen driving back, g ath erin g up his Mattel and M iriam Inglis of G resham ,
feed.
m ade the trip to Hood R iver last Sat
H enry L unday and L ester Boring, urday over the C olum bia riv er h igh
two of last y e a r’s eig h th g rad e class, way. They drove th ro u g h th e lower
are a tten d in g W ashington high in and upper Hood R iver valleys and re
P o rtlan d . They go on the 7:18 and tu rn ed hem e Sunday evening. They
re tu rn on the 4 o’clock car. It has are en th u siastic over th e b eauties of
been rep o rted th a t they are leading th e scenery, w hich are enhanced by
th e ir class. We are g lad to h ear th a t gorgeous fall colorings.
they are doing so well.
W e ath er to n ig h t, ra in ; tom orrow ,
CORBETT
pour.
Wm. A. M orand is able to bo out
The rem ains of C harles E. Hicks
ag ain a fte r being confined to his bed arrived here F rid ay rrom F rance, for
fo r two weeks.
final burial. F u n eral services w ere
held from th e C orbett church Sun
PLEASANT HOME
day, w here a larg e concourse of
friends had gath ered to pay th eir
Services at th e M ethodist church last respects to one who had grown
a t 11 a. m. Sunday m orning. Rev. to manhood here and who was one of
E arl B. Cotton will speak, using for th e first to en list when P resid en t
his topic "In Search of th e Suprem e W ilson called for v olunteers to help
Good.”
in the w o rld 's g re a te st w ar. A fter
At th e B aptist church next S un th e arm istice was signed and his
day th e usual m eeting of th e S un m o th er was joyfully looking forw ard
day school will be held a t 10 o’clock. to her boy's re tu rn , a teleg ram came
In th e evening a t 7 :30 th e young Inform ing h er of his death in F ran ce, I
people's m eeting will be held and at he having died of pneum onia while!
8 o ’clock the pasto r. Rev. A. E. Cook, in th e service. T he fu n eral serm on 1
will preach.
was preached by Rev. M urphy who j
N ext Sunday will be prom otion look for his text Job 19:25, sp e ak in g '
day a t th e B ap tist Sunday school. w ords of com fort to the bereaved |
T he u pper classes will be Invited to ones.
m eet w ith th e p rim ary d ep a rtm en t
Joseph C row ston of W ardner,
in th e basem ent of th e church and to Idaho, is visiting his d au g h ter, Mrs
w itness th e prom otion exercises. A Mary Hicks.
n um ber of crad le roll children will
Rev. Mr. M urphy preached at I
be welcomed Into th e prim ary d e p a rt Bridal Veil Sunday evening and w ill!
m ent and several nam es will be ad d preach at th e C orbett church n e x t,
ed to the crad le roll.
Sunday m orning a t 11 o'clock and i
in th e evening at 7:30.
ROCKWOOD
Mrs. Eva Reed Fox visited her
m o th er here over th e week-end.
C hurch services will be held at
F red C. Reed was in P o rtlan d on j
7 :30 p. m. next Sunday. Rev. Thos. business Monday.
W iles will speak on un in terestin g
topic.
CEDAR AND VICTORY
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KNOW N
OCTOBER
FOUR YEARS’ GROWTH
OF
BANK OF GRESHAM
State and County Depository
R esources
OCT. 9. 1916. »89 743.07
OCT. 9, 1917, $159,237.19
OCT. 9, 1918, $ 2 0 0 ,3 5 0 .4 7
OCT. 9, 1919, 309,381.71
Oct. 9, 1920, $421,791.50
5%
We pay 4’ , interest on Savings Accounts and
on time deposits of $500 or more.
DIKE« TORS
H A LEW IS
W. E. MARKELL
K A M ILLER
A. F. MILLER
F. A. HALLIDAY
OUST LARSON
C. E. OSBURN
S p e c ia l
WE HAVE TOO MANY WAFFLE IRONS
For one week we will sell Griswold
Waffle Irons.
Regular price $2.75.
Special Sale Price $2.25
L L. KIDDER HDW. CO.
EGGS
H ig h e st M a rk e t P ric e a t a ll tim es. P re m iu m
p a id on No. 1 q u a lity . If you h av e good eggs
th is is th e place to sell them .
GET OUR PRICES ON POULTRY; WE PAY CASH
GRESHAM PRODUCE CO.
Powell Street, next to B row n's M arket
Phone 4x1
GRESHAM, OREGON
Next W ednesday evening, October
20 a t Iliff church will be given an
In terestin g and edu catio n al stereop-
tleon lecture. T h ere are six ty -th ree
pictures In th is b eau tifu l series, en
titled "F ro m Ocean to O cean." These
pictures are taken along th e C anad
ian Pacific railw ay
T hose who
come will enjoy a ra re tre a t.
T he P aren t-T each er circle of Ce
d ar school will m eet at th e school
house on S atu rd ay evening, O ctober
16. at 8 o ’clock. A program will be
rendered and refresh m en ts served.
FAIRVIEW
C hurch services will be held a t 11
.o'clock Sunday m orning In th e
| M ethodist church w ith preach in g by
i Marion Johnson.
FARM ERS SAVE $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 .
Farm em
Mutual F ire Insurance la
Beat.
F a rm e rs are finding o u t th a t In
surance in th e F arm ers M utual F ire
Relief association cost 60 per cent
less th an in Com m ercial com panies.
The association has over $8,000,000
at risk . Saves $25,000 an n u ally to
m em bers. An association th a t bene
fits th e farm ers and which Is grow
ing b igger and b e tte r every day.
When ready to Insure notify H. W. '
S uashall, G resham . Phone 85.
WOMAN’S
CASE
AMAZES
GRESHAM
A business m an ’s w ife could n o t !
i sew or read w ith o u t sh a rp pains in
! h er eyes F o r years h e r eyes were
red and w eak F in ally sh e trie d sim
ple w itchhazei, cam phor, h ydrastls,
etc., as mixed In L avoptlk eye wash.
The resu lt produced by a single h o t- !
tie am azed everyone. We g u ara n tee
a sm all b o ttle L avoptlk to help ANY
I CASE w eak, strain ed o r inflamed
I eyes.
A lum inum eye cup FR E E .
; G resham D rug S tore.— Adv.
N O T h 'E O F FIN A L ACCOUNT
In th e C ircuit C ourt of the S tate of
Oregon, for th e County of M ultno
Gresham. Ore.
Phowa M x
m ah, In P robate.
Prank C. Janna
Floyd L. Mack
No. 17681.
In th e M atter of th e E state of C harity
M Sm ith, Deceased
Notice is hereby given th a t th e un
dersigned, as a d m in istra to r of the
estate of C h arity M. Sm ith, deceased,
has filed his final account in th e C ir
cuit C ourt of th e S tate of Oregon for
M ultnom ah C ounty and th a t Monday,
th e 8th day of Novem ber, 1920, at
th e h o u r of 9 :30 o ’clock in th e fore
noon of said day and the co u rt room
of said C ourt has been appointed as
the tim e and place fo r th e h ea rin g of
j o bjections to said final account and
, the settle m en t thereof.
ARZA SMITH, A d m in istrato r.
G resham Iti
McOUIRK ft SCHNEIDER,
One. P ow ell and Maple
A ttorney«,
Dated and first published, Oct. 8. '20
! Date of last publication, Nov. 5, 1920.
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