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PAGE T H R E E
FAIRVIEW
Perfection Tires
M r.-a n d Mrs. Geo. Robiuson,
Georv» iteii.t. i„ ,s
guests at the hom e of Mrs B liss’ p ar- 1 i
* **5* ^ p ,cer of P o rt
en ts, Mr. aud Mrs. J. I). C hitw ood, well
M other and baby a re doing
of D am ascus, last Sunday.
At th e re g u la r m eeting of th e
Mr. and Mrs. K eith K esterson,
who have been visiting w ith rela- F airview g ran g e com ing on New
ear's w day, It was dec,ded
decided to
to have
have a a
lives and frien d s h ereab o u ts d u rin g i Y . w
the past couple of weeks d en aited i
Y*a r 8 d ,n n e r in *,UnK »11 m eta-
T uesday for th e ir hom e a t KeH^gg T h ere w«® «Tange
,h e tr famlIU,ii- I
Oregon
S#. T here was a m ost bounteous d in n er
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Richey, of Bor- T o X In e a t 'u * T h e ^ i « ^ “ bKUt «
ing, were callers at th e hom e of Mr i” »i
, eat u , The “ d11 was b eau ti-
and Mrs. G. N S ager Monday a ftJ r- «™ , . ± CO,? ted * “ h C h r‘8G»»8 col-
noon.
y
r ors and a la rg e crow d enjoyed th e
I Mrs. Jessie M KenjD of B a ssa n n •’r° KranJ'„ a f t e r " b ic h P o stm a ster!
A lta, is a guest at th e Phoine of Mr UruJ8 ° f Ku8aell*,Ile « ran g e and Mrs.
and Mrs. T. P. C am pbell
' fi.2 .
,of th a ‘ g ran g p Installed
T P C a n i n h e l l nt thia
- i 1 ,e follow ing officers of Fairview
W. A. Rolfe of Dam ascus have n '- I m I L T « m th * en8ul®K y e a r: Mrs.
tu rn ed from a trip to Spokane -111,1 -r
e MJ 1,er’ m a ste r; Mrs. C arrie
O akesdale
Spokane and Tow nsend, overseer: Roy Stone, sec-
Miss F lorence Richev left Sunday
W .T o* n8end- ,re a 8 u re r:
for M onm outh to resum e h er stu d ies assFstPnt b atiw ap 5 U ,n k .C yd® S(On,>’
at N orm al
assistan t ste w a rd ,
O scar WaHn,
W. F. M eacham of A berdeen, « s te U n i s t ™ , ' " ” To?vns':n d - >ad T
W ashington, is a g u est at th e home a , ?*‘nt ste w a rd ,
Jo h n S trucken.
of K. P. Evans, th is week
! Mra ke?»P*r iv
JonaR Cen>8:
N o tw ith stan d in g th e Inclemency Tow nsend P o m o n a M w EarI
of d th an
e ce
w eath
th e e re com
w as m unity
a larg e club
at- L u te ® ^
° I ° na'
ten
a t er th
y? U, n^ ed a '¿U*. or wlU “ eed ? ne eoon conle ln a n «l look a t th is
ond erfu l tire. T his will be your last o p p o rtu n ity to purchase
these at th is g reatly reduced price. You will be g ettin g th e very
,H
a .0." theJ Uar ket The
T ire has an asbestos b r e a k li
t i ^ n ' J J l e 1 makeS U *abt ,OU* e r - ............. T,va<l is ‘‘'I ““ ' <" »«*> ‘•’‘• ’I
8000 Miles
10,000 Miles
$13.00 30 x 3
$14.50
$14.00 30 x 3
$17.50
$18.50
3 1 x 4 1 4 ............ $25.00
$16.50 33 x 31s ............ $27.00
$21.00 32 x 4
$27.62
$22.00 33 x 4
$29.00
$23.50 34 x 4
$30.00
win, Ileed a ,lre soon you can well afford to p urchase a
FheL , . ‘hese tire s now. Ju st stop and figure w hat you will save on
P Ur<‘8', “ w
be morc than in te re st on th e m oney invested.
, e dre Paying you to try them . If you buy once, you’ll buy again.
I h e A la d d in I .am p in th e w in d o w g o e s at c o s t, $1O«OO. O n e o f t h e
g r e a te st lig h t s o n e a r th . B e tte r h u rry if y o u w a n t it.
M oth 1 l x n , t 1 w g u a g e , W in c h e s te r l*uni(i S h o tg u n , a tr u ly w o n d e r
fu l g u n , fo r $ 2 0 .0 0
W. S. LOVEJOY
„
Mrs
3 B » S S ”"« 2 X* K s «
•'K E E w ith t h e p u r c h a se o f an y tir e in o u r M ock , a P e r fe c tio n
T u b e. T o r a lim it e d tim e o n ly .
GRESHAM,
of
N ext to j |, X(MU.s
do IFHl, do til-U&UOtUb
à .
\
1 w A o ru m m unit -&«.
JX
Q u / l ÓüVrfe.
J'*“
’
<wut
m eet New Y ear’s eve. T h e program
was excellent.
T here will be Sunday school at II)
o’clock and preach in g a t 11 a t th e
g ran g e hall Sunday.
Excerpt from la st S un d ay ’s F o r
w ard, according to W orld's W ork
I, "Exam ination of th e Intellects of a
g reat cross section of th e A m erican
|, nation has actu ally betray ed th a t the
, average ad u lt in tellig en ce o r m ental
capacity ln th e U nited S tates is but
13 o r 14 years o ld .” A recent Issue
j of F orw ard m akes th e follow ing
com m ent: “ Depends alto g e th e r u p
on th e sta n d a rd by w hich said In tel
lect Is m easured. M easured in d ol
lars and cents we would say th a t it
I is fully developed. M easured by the
sta n d ard of m o rality and common
idecency? Ah, well! not thuch above
the an im al creation.
W a lrath , Mrs Ja n e t G ran t. Loute
B urlingam e.
Mrs Ralph Copeland en tertain ed
MONEY is a sure friend. When it is in our bank it will
h e r m other, Mrs. C happell, an d siste r
answer
to your call when all other friends fail you.
Mrs. Leo Allen and d a u g h te r of
( am as, W ashington, th e past week
. . If
to lose a friend- either BORROW money from
Mrs. Ira Brooks and Mrs. J. W
him or LEND money to him.
y
M oller en tertain ed a n u m b e r of th e ir
friends on S atu rd ay evening at the
11 you want to MAKE a friend, bank your money; it will
home of Mrs. J. W. Moller, th e occa
serve you when you need it.
j , * m
sion being both th e ir birthdays.
Mr. and Mrs. C larence S tam baugh,
Try
it.
who ju st re tu rn e d from Y akim a
sp en t th e week-end w ith Mrs. S tam
\ erv little decline has taken effect in the
b au g h ’s au n t. Mrs. E B urlingam e.
We invite YOUR Banking Business.
W. Johnson and E. B u rlin g am e of
line of Hardware but the coming year probably
V ancouver w ere also New Y ear's
guests.
has in store cheaper goods for everybody.
The body of N orm an M cIntosh, th e
last victim of th e Sandy riv er au to
wreck on O ctober 17. was found by
A. E. M ILLER, P re sid e n t
As prices decline in the lines we handle,
K. A. M ILLER. C ashier
R ichard M oller on T h u rsd ay a fte r
noon
ln
th
e
C
olum
bia
riv
er
a
t
th
e
end
which includes General Hardware, Paints,
M.
E.
MARKELL,
Vice
Pre».
M. II. S H IPL E Y , V et. C ashier
CEDAR AND VICTORY
of F airview avenue.
Glass, Electrical and Plumbing goods, it is the
Caryl Hoslln is spending th e h o li
Mr. an d Mrs. Geo. S tru b el, of P o rt- days w ith his p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs.
intention of our house to follow these declines,
, land, and Mr. and Mrs. E v erett S taf- Ed. H eslln.
giving our customers the benefit of Lower
! ford and son Jim m y, w ere callers at
, th e hom e of Al. Stafford last Sunday
AMES
Prices regardless of what the goods cost US
evening.
when they were bought.
C h ristm as exercises w ere given
A few loads of g rav el have been
J p ut on th e y ard a t V ictory school- here by the school on C h ristm as eve.
The schoolhouse was ta stily d ecor
,, , . On Account of Farm Having Been Sold
j house.
ated w ith everg reen s and cotton
I his of course means an enormous loss to
I he Undersigned will sell at Public Auction on the farm known as the
I T he follow ing pupils are on th e which m ade a very p retty co n trast.
i honor roll in V ictory school: C rich The recitatio n s and singing were
us, but we feel that prices in general for the
BENSON HOTEL FARM
ton B urns, C rystal H ayden, H arlan good and was enjoyed by all. The
pasf two or three years have been too high, and
H ayden, M onta
Splaw n,
Alton schoolhouse was filled to its capacity. Two miles northeast of Gresham, two miles south of Troutdale, two
A dance was given New Y ear’s eve
Splaw n, E v erett W ood, M argaret
we are anxious for them to return to normal.
nines east of 12-Mile House on Base Line road.
K erslake, L aw rence D outhlt, R obert in the hall to w atch the old y ear o u t
K erslake, Percy C arlson, E d n a Wood and th e new y ea r in.
H arris H am ilton, wife and children
and Jo h n Flem ing.
We want our customers and friends to feel
A very p leasan t evening was sp en t spent C hristm as and New Y ear’s with
a t th e hom e qf Mr. and Mrs. G eorge th e la tte r ’s sister, Mrs. Evelyn S h er
that when they make a purchase of us they
I A rm strong T uesday evening when rill, at Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. S. W hite e n tertain ed
about :pi neighbors and frien d s g a th
Sale to Begin at IO o'C lorlt A. M. S harp
have paid not a cent more than they would
ered In ho n o r of Mrs. E lsie Ju d d who all th e ir children o ver C hristm as.
other places and that the quality is unques
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Ross an d fam ily
has been v isitin g h e r m o th er, Mrs.
spent C h ristm as v 1th relativ es in
Lord.
tionable.
T H E FOLLOW ING PRO PERTY , TO-W IT:
R alph M ercer’s 24th b irth d a y was Tacoma.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Irw in sp e n t C h rist
celebrated by a d in n e r p arty a t th e
LIVE STOCK
home of his p aren ts,. Ja n u a ry 1st mas week with Mr. an d Mrs. Perry
i
j Those present w ere, Mrs. M ary Boggs of P o rtland.
} owrj for Lower Prices, Quality & Service.
T w e n ty E x tr a <Jootl M ilch C ow s
T he hom es here w ere n early all
of Hood River, Miss D ora E m bree of
C orvallis, Miss V erda A lbert of vacated d u rin g th e holidays. T he mill dateM« f
n
ig
,h
.’V
rad
e
H olatelns. Six ju st fresh and fo u r com ing fresh by
Cam as, W ashington, and E lm er M er was closed down d u rin g th e e n tire H oisT K U N B .n a n 9e tO ire " ^ n ,n
o r March.
X
cer and fam ily of P o rtlan d . A most week.
CAI VFS ir n n V V r r year8„ o ld-,
H E IF E R , 14 m onths old. bred.
Five
d elig h tfu l day was enjoyed by all.
GOOD w n i 4 t v a "™ o' 8 °Ld
AI1 Cow" T uberculin Tested.
COTTRELL
One°Ponv Vq?vH|w
8 ^ i d 9 year8 o ld ' w el« b t 1400 Pounds each
One I ony. Six head Sheep. C h ester W hite R oar and th re e Brood Sows.
KELSO
Jan ies M anary and son, Gordon,
P o rt,l a nd, spent Sunday w ith Mr.
A fine baby boy was born to Mr.
FARM MACHINERY
and Mrs. H enry E ri, a rriv in g ju st I M anary s m other, Mrs. Jos. M anary.
ln tim e for a C h ristm as present
„
H a rrie t
T im m erm an, of CrtaV* Muia tl° nai .T r2Ct° i . Wl,h tw ° - b°tt°n> «’low and Disc. F lo u r Mill and
R. E. J a rl has sold o ut his s h a r e ! E’resh a m ’ vlKl‘ed a t th e Crasw ell Moi’l
v com bined. M anure S preader. Deering Mower, good as new
in th e g en eral m erch an d ise sto re bor-le
st week.
Mr ,a
and
Mrs. Geo. B lackburn sp e n t I Steel L ever S^-cGoi? HuVrow’^ T w o F ^ d C u t t ^ s e r c i d ^ p K ngln%
** P’
known as J a rl & JCri to A lbert Jons-
LeW‘" O a r t e n ^ d o k l n ’ D rilT “ ¿ u ^ I vm ? " ,
Cang’ Milk C o X : G rinds ton“
rud. T he new p a rtn e r of th e firm, iN ew elL o V p o rt'ian d '': “ “ “
now to be know n as E ri & Jo n sru d ,
Mrs. A. K. G oger e n tertain ed th e Reo T ruck 1 V -fnn«
i . v a to r- H arpoon F ork, Ropes and Pulleys,
is th e oldest son of G ilb ert Jo n sru d
ahd
’
° JB
W'
* ° i' 0-Kallon Gaa T an k s; two 16-
and is well and favorably known in ,,a P tist Aid society T h u rsd ay a fte r- gallon Oil D rum s
thi8
vicinity.
He
is
an
ex-servire
,loon-
T
h
ere
was
a
n
u
m
b
er
of
ladies
15
tons
Clover
H av
T w n »z>n«
.
man,
for a rtr
t wo
rt “ a H’"
m ost
enjoy-
100 bU8h.
h n sh : e l l. 8. L
e i,
r.?., L " " L n r . l L ^ . L 1’ o .?IPaned
th
e tLh having
8V‘n a v served
> r VM ri7
T v.'.ar»
s ^ S (nlP.1?* « 0.1 aI1(l »11 " rep P° o rt
'“ e“
J° y’ Oats. 10L
8p.'‘l'‘
T°.n.
' b L L ior..8eed
i L ^ h t « ')0 bushels
Some Baled
I W ILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT BERRYHILL FARM
Straw .
F o u r Rolls Fence W ire. 200 Fence Posts
from th e sto re business a f te r s p e n d -!,,
J ' P b a lr has gone to V ictoria,
H
ousehold
F
u
rn
itu
re
and
o
th
e
r
article
s
too
num
erous
to
m
ention.
ONE MILE NORTHWEST OF GRESHAM (near County Gravel Pit) ing 14 y ears as a successful m erch
r an t H. L., on a business trip . Mrs. P h a ir
p aren ts
P o rtlan d
and business man. He will now de- Is visitin g h e r ----------ln
TERM S OF SALE All sum s u n d er $20, Cash. Sums o v er $20 eig h t
! vote his tim e to th e In terests of hio d u rin g his absence.
m onths tim e with In terest at 8 p er cent per annum on b ankable notes
Mrs.
Ida
Holmes
and
d
au
g
h
ter,
saw m ill, being a m em ber of th e J a rl
No p roperty to be rem oved un til settle m en t is made.
F
ried
a,
have
retu
rn
ed
to
th
e
ir
home
Nelson L um ber com pany n ea r
at S p rln g w ater a f te r v isitin g Mrs.
, M armot.
F R E E LUNCH AT NOON
Sale to Begin at 11 o ’Cloek A. M.
H olm es’ p aren ts, Mr and Mrs. Geo.
B lackburn, for a week
Announcement
Bank of Gresham
AUCTION
TUESDAY, JANUARY 11
L L KIDDER HDW. CO.
AUCTION
TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1921
PLEASANT VALLEY
NINE HEAD GOOD GRADE COWS AND H EIFERS
Two a
fresh In
1
u
s
'
Choice HoW.in Helle/, 2 yeaie’o lj
-j«
.............. .
■
—
id S " “ !, HI?h: c ! .»"«"‘«c
oiu,
vhii dv siae:
’ will
7 ... freshen
. U1.
a * <an
G rade Jersey
2 years old in A pril,
F e b ru a sid
ry e, 2d- l 2 High
Y earling H elfers,
H olstein and A yrshire.
«
s i Kl83Cr r d H am pshire Sows, bred to R egistered H am pshire Hoar-
swhh X 8 p V on,hfl oI,,: 1
old°w eeighaty n o o e ib s.yearS ° ,d - We’Bht 1200 ,b8' :
1 I ,r ° W" M are’ »
,i. a
s
1*
?
:
NICK SCHNELL, Owner.
s s ip s s i.ra
on Nee year', ,|„
WOOD, COAL,
HAY, FEED
Thoae present w ere Mrs. Boon Jo h n -
< r.
son of G resham , A.
B. Olson, Mr. and . I
Mrs. A. H. O Connell and son. George
Delivered Any Place
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Olson. V irginia
an d Doris, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W.
GENERAL TRUCK
Taylor, Hazel and Vernon and Mr.
SERVICE—2 TRUCKS
and Mrs. Chas. D ahlqulst and Naomi
Good W agon, flay Rack, Wood Rack, Disc, alm ost n e w
2-se c tio n
F ran k A . \ a n d e rllp 's T rib u te to
Steel H arrow ; Single Shovel Plow new ; M o w er 8 « ¿ u b i e H a ro « ”
P rohibit ion.
Set Single H arness; Saddle and B ridle; Lawn M^wer.
H arn ess,
T r o u td a le , Oregon
On F eb ru ary 25, 1920 Mr. F ra n k ,
I’b o n e G resh a m XII)
MIM ELLANKOVH— W ashing M achine;
W rin g er;
B arrel C hurn A. \a n d e r lip , one of th e forem ost
E n te rp rise Meat G rin d er; Milk Cans; C anned F ru it and V egetables and financiers of A m erica, in a speech he-
o th e r articles too num erous to m ention.
v«geianies, and fore the Econom ic club In th e H otel
T E R M S O F S A L E — A ll sn m s u n d e r $ 2 0 . C ash .
S u m s o v e r $ 8 0 . elw ht Astor. New York City said:
W ith a clea r Insight and com
m o n th s tim e w ith in te r e s t at X per < ent on a p p ro v e,! n o t ,« .
*
mon sense we have am ended o u r con
S A L E R A IN O K '’S H IX E . If w e a th e r Is had S a le w ill b e h e ld in b arn .
stitu tio n and have p ro h ib itio n , the
g re a te st single econom ic fac to r look
F R E E LUNCH AT NOON.
Electrical W iring of all kinds.
ing tow ard m ateria l p ro sp erity ever
created by legislative en actm en t. 1 Motors Repaired.
Agent for
believe th a t th e econom ic value of
the
W
estern
Electric
Farm
prohibition will ev en tu ally be an In
COL. W. S. WOOD A SOX'S, A u c tio n e e r s
Lighting Plants. Edison Co.
A. MEYERS. Clerk fluence fo r th e p u rity of sAclety, the
like of which will am aze ourselves
Appliances. Heaters. Fixtures.
and th e w orld.”
All work g u ara n tee d to pass
The l ir s t S tate Bank fu rn ish es its
inspection by th e Board of F ire
saving depositors w ith U. 8. T reasu ry
U nderw riters.
certificates ru n n in g six m onths or one
y ear bearin g in te re st a t ra te of 5%
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
per cent and 6 per cent. No sa fe r
ESTIMATES FU R N I8H ED .
secu rities can be had.
tf
LEE EVANS
Gresham Electric Co.
MARION JOHNSON, Owner
1921 FORD SEDAN FOR SALE
V» ire Wheels, 5 Tires 95 per cent new, About
ST50 extras. Will sacrifice for quick sale.
Will take trade, prefer Chevrolet.
J. I. BACON, Phone 1601 or 1621
; ABOUT ALS WIFE
’ LEAVING HIM
i
HOME
SWEET
HOME
NOTICE TO OUR PATRONS
E xtensive a lte ra tio n s have been m ade a t o u r F irs t and A lder
S tre ets P assenger S tation and much b etter accom m odations have
been provided for o u r p atro n s.
T his building Is now being used exclusively by us and, In ad d i
tion to th e tick et office, lost a rtic le s’ b ureau an d express office we
have Installed an "E L E C T R IC STO R E,” w here. Mazda la m p s ’and
electrical appliances may be p urchased, ap plications m ade for elec
tric lig h t and power, and w here lig h t and pow er bills may be paid.
( r / i r ’ i * 1!1 ni«ke
possible for o u r p atro n s to tra n sa c t such m a t
ters of business w ith o u r Com pany w ithout going up town to our
m ain offices in th e E lectric building, and you will receive th e name
co u rteo u s and a tte n tiv e service.
receive tn e sam e
Portland Railway, Light & Power Co.
CHOICE MEATS
Homemade Hami, Bacon, Sausage, Lard
Full line of Cold Lunch Meats
P h o n « 81
SLASHING WANTED — L arg e or
FRED L. BOURNE, Prop.
sm all trac ts. E. W aldo, R. A, Box !
Powell St. next to B row n’s M arket
323. P o rtlan d . H alf m ile so u th of
T ro u td ale.
93 j
DO YOU M EAN
I
THE S L IP FOB
I
GOOD ?
k . A. MILLER, Clerk
J. 0. KURATLI, Auctioneer
SANITARY MARKET
M ain
WHY YES' AXO WHAT
DO you SUPPOSE SHE
SAID TO FOOD AL AS
SHE LEFT THE HOUSE?
S treet
GRESHAM
GEO. DIKTL,
Phone $81
P rop .
WHY LET'S SEE - OU' I KNOW*
STAXPIX& WITH HEP HAND unoN
THE DOOPKXOf) WITH TEARS AS
BIG AS APPLES IN EACH EYE
SHE SAYS WITH QUIVERING LIPS
A L .IS MV HALON STRAIGHT
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