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PATRIOTIC SERVICE IS
GRESHAM LOCALS
Have It F rench dry cleaned. Re­
PLANNED BY BAPTISTS
pairing neatly done. T ailoring for
A p atrio tic service will be held at
ladies and men.
John H ossner has recen tly p u r­
th e Bethel B aptist church, G resham , chased p ro p erty of J. Conley on Hood
P E T E R LENA RD, T ailor.
on next Sunday m orning, in honor of avenue and
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is erectin g on It a mod
A braham Lincoln, th e an n iv ersary of j ern bungalow . Thia new purchase
whose b irth comes on th a t day. At gives .Mr. H ossner a half block front-
th e m orning service at 11 o’clock, inf on Hood avenue, betw een F o u rth
P asto r B arry will deliver an address ! and F ifth stree ts. I t joins his resi-
and special music will be furnished, dcnce p roperty on th e n o rth.
T he ad d ress will be preceded by a !
Mr. aud Mrg. j . Macbo have moved
chalk talk , W anted, a G irl." “ Ev- from the Bradfleld house on F ifth
eryone should honor th e m em ory of g f e e t to th e hom e of Mrs Macho’s
th e savior of o u r co u n try ,’’ says Mr , p aren ts, M r. and Mrg G regg Cox.
B arry.
M r.' Macho is planning to go to a
T he follow ing is th e o rd er of ser logging cam p in th e n ear fu tu re.
vice for the day:
J. D. G ard n er has re tu rn e d from
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St
V incent hospital w here he has
Doxology.
been for th e past two m onths be­
Invocation.
cause of a broken leg. Mr. G ard n er i
Hymn, "God of O ur F a th e rs."
was in ju red by being stru c k by a I
Responsive reading, Isa. 52.
tra in while he was w alking on th e i
Song, "A m erica th e B eau tifu l.”
track . He was com ing w ith Mrs. 1
Prayer.
G ard n er from P arm a, Idaho to P o rt­
Song, “ A m erica.”
lan d and his tra in was held up be­
All for
Offertory.
cause of th e w reck a t Celilo. It was
Song, " B a ttle Hymn of th e Re­
while he was o ut seeking provisions
public."
th a t Mr. G ard n er was in ju red .
Solo, Mrs. Richard N eubauer.
The Areme club will m eet at the
Serm on su b ject: “ A braham Lin-
hom e of Mrs. C. J. L undquist on
coin.”
Song, “The S tar Spangled B an n er.” ” onday aftern o o n . F eb ru ary 13. All
B enediction.
E astern S tar ladies are cordially In-
1 %-pt. Sherwin & Williams
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vlted.
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Varnish Stain, reg. val. 30c I nited State« Tire« are Good Tire«. I At th e Zion E vangelical church
'Next Week Only
10c
1 Varnish Brush, reg.
val........................ 15f
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Tt will make tfre old table or
chair look like new
W. A. Hessel, G resham , Oregon.
Slll° o1 wil1 convene at 10:30. At
11:30 the p asto r, th e Rev. H. Geb-
T he children qf dark n ess always | h a rd t, will preach and follow ing the
on reform ing them .
L L. KIDDER HDW. CO.
C ard s an d D an cin g
B ring ihi« coupon
By E astern S tar officers of 1921
Floorlac
Floorlac
Name __
S a tu rd a y E vening,
F e b ru a ry 11
MASONIC HALL
AddreHN
L. L. KIDDER HDW. CO.
REDUCTION
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Port-O punch served, donated by
Port-O F ru it P roducts Co., of
P o rtlan d
S in gle A dm ission 55c
: * H e h , aCT0;eg : egatlOnal 7 7 " *
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young people will
; in th e ir reg u la r service a t 7 :3 0 .
j m orning serm on will be in th e
| m an language.
M akes th e P re s e n t P ric e o f th e
Wil'
m eet
The
Ger-
Fordson Tractor
T he society m eeting of Royal
| N eighbors was held a t th e hom e of
Mrs. E. II. K elly last night, when an
en joyable social h o u r follow ed th e
business session. V alentine decora­
tions th ro u g h o u t th e house rem inded
one of th e approach of th e holiday
o i th e little red god. Delicious re-
ftesh m en ts w ere served. T he next
m eeting of th e society will be held
on M arch 10.
F. O. B. Detroit
I f You W ant A T ra c to r o u t o f th e first C a r­
load, to a rriv e in a few days, P lace Y our
O rd er Im m ed iately .
•Next M onday will be a^b an k holi-
d aj in honor of L incoln’s b irth d ay .
RAKER & SON
The schools will have a half holiday.
Grocery Specials
Holland Herring, imported, keg. . . $1.35
Red Salmon, lb......................................... 20
Choice Hams, mild sugar cure, lb............. 32
Picnic Hams, lb......................................... 22
Cottage Rolls, lb....................................... 25
Best Lard, med. pail. 80c, large pail. 1.60
Choice Cooking Apples, box............ 1.25
Libby’s Apple Butter, Can 20c, 3 cans
.50
Jellies, extra value, glass 10c, 3 glasses .27
Federal Milk, limit 10 to a customer, can .10
Best Strained Honey, pt. jars 35c, . . .
half-gallons..........................
1.13
Fresh Ripe Tomatoes, lb........................... 20
Silver Dale Apricots, No. 2A tins, can
.20
Justice Coffee, lb. 35c, 3 lbs.............
1.00
Peaberry Coffee, lb. 30c, 3 lbs................. 85
Camp Special Coffee, lb. 25c, 3 lbs.. .
.70
Royal White Soap, 23 bars.............. 1.00
Try our Pineapple Loaf, it’s delicious, lb. 39c
A. W. Metzger & Co.
Quality and Service
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Phone 1451
are .prepared to give your car a Thorough
Washing, Polishing
an d G REA SIN G
T he K n ig h ts and L ad ies’ of Se­
cu rity have changed th e ir nam p to
th e Security Benefit association. At
t t e i r last m eeting th ey in itiated two
new m em bers.
A ou can t do it as cheap as that yourself
A t SH E R M A N M cCA RTER GARA G E
SEE ROY McCARTER
Implements
O V ER LA N D
UNITED STATES TIRES
Phone 1141
PHONE
1301
A debate will be given In union
high school au d ito riu m F rid ay even­
ing, F eb ru ary 24 Instead of F eb ru ­ FARMING IN AFRICA
ary 10 as was previously announced.
WILL BE ILLUSTRATED
T h e d ebate will be betw een th e boys
How farm ing is done in South
ano g irls of E stacad a high school vs.
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A frica will be told by one who knows,
! Union high _ school.
11 T he ladles’ gym nasium class has- 7 7 * e M e,hodl8t. Episcopal church
ket ball team will play th e O rie n t1“ *”“ Sun<*ay eVe“ in g -
A. R oberts,
g ra d u a te of th e
lad ies’ basket bail team a t th e O rient i ,
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g ran g e hall th is evening, Feb. 10.
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N ine local m em bers of th e Securl- ot th e w ork ln ^ c u l t u r e In the old
association m otored to | | V ***'*—
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, I c rila n d last T uesday nig h t to atten d Africa, will occupy the pulpit at 8
j a m eeting of th e A nchor Council. T he o’clock. Hls talk wiI, b(1 1Ilugtrated
occasion was in honor of a new band by th e use of lan tern slides, curios,
h a t m ade Its first appearance th e re e tc . Mr. Robertg ,g a man jn thp fu „
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7 ° b a“ QUet WaS Vigor of life’ ful1 ° f en th u siasm for
w re h A n n * afterw ard s. T here hig w ork and wlll bavp a „
Qf rpa)
| we re ab o u t 500 people present.
llfe ln a mogt f o c ,n atln g land
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T he officers of T he Berry Grower«
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association have called atten tio n , 0 , tQe" here th e re 8 « * "1 th e re ’s a s o r e
n sta te m en t m ade In th e Outlook in
th e Issue of F eb ru ary 3. The article
is headed “ Extension L eaders Inspect
W ork H ere.” The p a rt referred to ts
“grow ers have p ractically m ade prices
for shipping next y e a r." It should
have read "g ro w ers have practically
m ade arran g e m en ts for sh ipping."
Machinery
A UTOM O BILES
ACCESSORIES
W. A. Hessel
GRESHAM
Get our 1922 price» before you buy, you’ll get the implement or
machinery at les».
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GRESHAM THEATER
SA TU RD A Y
NEW MEN MAY OFFICER
LOCAL GUARD COMPANY
Several m em bers of th e G resham
Co. of Federalized N at’l G uards have
been recom m ended as officers of the
com pany. Floyd Mack has been rec-
[ om m ended as second lieu ten an t. Roy
M cCarter has been recom m ended ns
staff serg ean t. W. A Inglis, who is a
civil en g in eer is th e only man in th e
1 com pany who ts properly train ed for
I th e position of chief scout and ob­
serv er as his work includes survey-
, ing. The men are indeed fo rtu n a te in
having such a man. E. W. S tra tto n j
has been chosen as prospective c o m -,
panv clerk. It will be necessary fo ri
th e w ar d ep a rtm en t to confirm th e s e ’
ap p o in tm en ts before they will become (
, legal.
T here still rem ain seven non-com-
m issioned officers to be appointed,
Mm » h „ b a w nev. r m t service have
Just as much chance to qualify as a
non-com m issioned officer as those
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be considered above ev ery th in g else
I Several of th e ex-service men have ex­
pressed th e ir w illingness to step aside
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SU N D A Y ,
F e b ru a ry I I an d 12
In its ability to purify tbe
feelings “Without Benefit
of Clergy" is supreme.
S. H is e v .
| brass band are requested to m eet a t j will occupy the pulpit ln th e m orn-
the G resham T h ea ter T uesday e v e n - in g . The topic of th e serm on will be
| " ' ■" • »’«lock, wkere, it is hoped an , “ The Next Church f o r th e M en D a y ”
o rg an izatio n will be perfected. Bring
T he special music fo r th e day w ll.
jy c u r in stru m en ts.
be of a high o rder. A q u a rte t con­
G resham gran g e will hold its reg- sistin g of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. S trong,
I u la r m eeting tom orrow , F eb ru ary 11. Miss Doris Zim m erm an and O liver
Mr. and Mrs. M athew Hale, who Uill, will sing “ I W ill Give You
have been occupying th e Roy K ern R est.” Mr. R usher will sing “ W hile
house, left T h u rsd ay evening for Thou A rt N ear.” In th e evening th e
Spokane. Mr. H ale has been suffer- stirrin g service of congregational
ing from rheum atism . It was neces- singing led by Mr. Strong, and a full
sary to call an am bulance to ta k e him ■ 'h o ir an them “ I Will Extol T hee,”
to P o rtlan d to th e train .
will m ake a most Inspiring prelude
T he Tuesday E vening Study club j to Mr. R o b ert's lecture,
will m eet at 7:45 p m., next Tuesday,
T he E pw orth League topic for th e
F eb ru ary 14, at th e public lib rary .
evening will be “ O ur O pportunity
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Goudy of Den- “»d O bligation.”
Genevieve McAl-
j ver, Colorado, w ere g u ests at th e ister will be th e leader,
home of Mrs. M arion Joh n so n on
The W illam ette L adles' Glee club
W ednesday, F eb ru ary 8.
Mr. and "111 give th e ir splendid concert at th e
Mrs. Goudy are on th e way to Hono- church Monday evening.
lulu w here they expect to spend a few
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weeks, retu rn in g to D enver via south-
The man who is “ wise ln his own
ern C alifornia.
j conceit," a t least know s th a t he is
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highly respected by som ebody— him-
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The Charge for this Service, twice a month, is only #5.
GRESHAM
Rudyard
Kipling’s
In its gift to endow your
personality with a new
soul thrill, “Without Ben­
efit of Clergy" is unequal­
led.
In its mystery, color, at­
mosphere, acting, direc­
tion and presentation
with music, “Without
Benefit of Clergy" stands
like the Venus 'de Milo,
far above and beyond the
m a s t e r p i e c e s in the
world’s gallery of lofty ac­
complishment.
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It is Kipling made doubly
immortal.
Without Benefit I
cf Clergy
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