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PA G E F O U R
G RESH A M
A W a n t Ad le ts you r ig h t In o n th o
g ro u n d flo o r In m o st a n y sm a ll b u s­
in ess deal.
MEETINGS PLANNED FOR
SW EDISH CHURCH
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THURSDAY
STANDING BEHIND THE FARMER
A s h o r t s e rie s of m issio n ary m e e t­
Mr«. C. O. B ran so n , in com pany
C o n sid e ra b le e x c ite m e n t re ig n ed
ings a re to be h eld n ex t w eek a t th e w ith h e r a u n t Mrs. E va H olcom b of
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u rsd a y a fte rn o o n w hen tw o h o rses
S w edish L u th e rn c h u rc h in P ow ell B eav erto n , w as a fa ir v is ito r T h u r s ­
I liis Institution aims at all times to further the farm er's
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th e ir d riv e rs w ent o v e r on th e
V alley u n d e r th e d ire c tio n o f th e day.
M rs.
B ran so n is a tte n d in g
progress
ami advancement—and is prepared to render helpful
p a sto r, th e Rev. Jo h n T ru e d so n . T h e s u m m e r sch o o l a t W illa m e tte U ni­ tra c k very close to each o th e r . T he
financial assistance whenever occasion arises.
a c c id e n t h a p p e n e d in th e la s t h e a t of
first m e e tin g is to be h eld on T u e s ­ v e rsity , S alem , O regon.
th e seco n d race w hich w as a 2 :1 2
day ev en in g . A u g u st 15, a n d w ill co n ­
"The C hurch o f th e W arm H ea rt.”
J. E a rl Jo n e s, a s s is ta n t sa le s m a n ­
tin u e all day an d ev e n in g on W ed n es­ a g e r a n d A. E. E ric k s o n , sa le s e n g i­ pace. O ne of th e h o rses to go dow n.
Farm ers in need of funds for the enlargement and exten­
A L B E R T 8. H I8E Y . P aator.
day.
Red H al, h ad w on th e first tw o h e a ts ,
sion of their operations are invited to consult our Officers—
n e e r. of th e P o rtla n d G as & C oke
Tin* W eek 's Service«
T w o se rm o n s w ill be p reach ed co m p an y w ere a t th e f a ir on W ed ­ b u t w as cro w d ed fro m th e ra il a t th e
with the assurance that their application will be maintained
Church, 1 1 and 7.3»
T u esd ay ev en in g , o n e in E n g lish an d n esd ay an d m ad e th e O u tlo o k a | b e g in n in g of th e la s t s tre tc h of th e
confidential and every courtesy and consistent accommodation
th ird h e a t.
H av in g w on th e first
Sunday S chool, IO.
th e o th e r In S w ed ish . T h e E n g lish
p le a s a n t call. T h ey a re v ery m uch
extended.
E p w o rth L e a g u e
se rm o n w ill be by th ^ Rev. V. O. j In te re ste d in th e f a ir a n d ex p ressed ! tw o h e a ts , how-ever, he w as d e cla red
« .8 0 .
O g ren , p a s to r o f th e A u g u sta n a ■ th e m se lv e s as w ell p leased w ith th e by th e ju d g e s a w in n e r of th e race.
! Red H al is ow ned by J. K . G re e r of
Let us help you !
c h u rc h in P o rtla n d . T h e se rm o n in 1 g a s c o m p a n y ’s ex h ib it.
M id-w eek
service,
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W ed. 7.30.
A baby g irl, w eig h in g 10 p o u n d s, ton.
S h ip p o f W a rre n , O regon.
Choir. Thur«., 7.30.
a rriv e d a t th e h o m e o f Mr. an d M rs. 1 T h e o th e r h o rse to receiv e a fall
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M B S II I. S T C l.A I R , S S 's 'l l p , .
F ra n k C raw fo rd F rid a y , A u g u st 4 ! w as G re sh a m Boy o w ned by T. R.
Good M u sic a t every se rv ice.
th e fo ren o o n on W ed n esd ay begin-J
M ake It 50-50— help and be helped.
B o th m o th e r an d b aby a re g e ttin g ! H o w itt a n d
d riv e n
by M r. W ard
n in g a t 1 0 :3 0 . T h e Rev. A. M. G reen , Í
a w a r m w e l c o m e fo r you .
a lo n g nicely.
[ T h e h o rs e s w ere n o t h u r t b u t w ere
s u p e rin te n d e n t of th e E m a n u e l h o s­
Mrs. Roy K e rn , o f Mt. A ngel, is u n ab le to c o m p le te th e race.
p ita l of P o rtla n d a n d E. A. L arso n of
h e re v isitin g h e r h u s b a n d ’s p a re n ts.
In th e second race, th e 2 :1 2 pace.
A sto ria will p resid e.
Fabric 30 x 3’ 2, $10.60; Cord, 30x31.>, $13.95; 32x3»,•>
On W ed n esd ay a fte rn o o n b eg in n in g Mr. an d Mrs. M. D. K ern , an d a tt e n d ­ ; M acF itzslm m o n s w on second p lace '■
$19.35;
3 2 x 4 . $24.50; 3 3 x 4 . $24.70; 34 x 4, $25.35.
in g th e fair. M rs. K ern h a s ta k e n ' an d L in n ie C. th ir d .
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a t 2 o ’clock, a d iscu ssio n w ill be held
“T h e Glad Hand
A ll T ire s a n d R e p a ir W ork G u a ra n te e d .
an a c ti - e p a rt in h elp in g w ith th e tuons is ow ned by E. D ennison of I
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P o rtla n d a n d d riv e n by M r. L in d se y .!
led by th e llev . A. V. A n d erso n of th e
B ible School 10 a.m ., S erm o n 11 a m.
Main Street
sh e is still m u ch In te re ste d .
Gresliarn, O regon
L in n ie C. is ow ned by a n d w as d riv en I
E m a n u e l c h u rc h of P o rtla n d .
B ible S tu d y an d P ra ise S ervice
The
M rs. J o h n M etzg er a n d fam ily by A1 S c h w a rtz of C a lifo rn ia .
W ednesday, 7 :3 0 p. m.
A c o m m u n io n a d d re s s w ill be g iv ­
PLEASANT HOME BAPTIST en W ed n esd ay ev e n in g by th e Rev. B. h a v e re tu rn e d fro m S easid e an d a v e ra g e tim e to a h e a t in th e second
B ible School 10 a. m .; B. Y. P. U „ S. U pton of B ru sh P ra irie , W a sh in g ­ th e y do n o t ex p ect to go back a g a in ra c e w as a b o u t tw o m in u te s a n d 18
seconds, an d th e p u rs e w as $4 00.
7 :3 0 ; S erm o n , 8 :0 0 ; M idw eek.
to n , an d it w ill be fo llo w ed by th e th is y ear.
T h u rs d a y , 7 :3 0 .
F re s h ev ery d ay a n d you can
T h e first race T h u rs d a y a fte rn o o n
| c e le b ra tio n of th e co m m u n io n by th e
T h e Q ueen E s th e r c irc le w ill m eet
U niversal B rotherhood 1« th e Goal"
buy it in an y s to re in E a s te rn
w as a 2 :1 6 tr o t w ith a p u rs e of
Come and catch th e S uiin I i I uc Spirit. I c o n g re g a tio n . T h e m isión m e etin g s on M onday ev en in g , A u g u st 21, a t
M u ltn o m a h co u n ty .
O reg o n a w on th e ra c e an d
w ill close w ith a serm o n by th e Rev. th e hom e of M iss V ida C em er. A ll $400.
DAVID Q. BARRY, It. Th.
I C arl J. R e n h a rd o f C o lto n , O regon.
cam
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P a sto r.
| m em b ers a re u rg ed to be p re s e n t.
| T h e re g u la r m e e tin g w as p o stp o n ed an d second on th e first h e a t. P e rrio
B u n s fo r th e F a ir
won second place, cam e in first in th e
on a c c o u n t of th e fair.
P ies, C akes anil oth er P astry
first h e a t, th ir d on th e second and
M rs. G. M. A n n is a n d so n , H o w ard
, second on th e th ir d h e a t.
N u ris to
i h av e re tu rn e d to th e ir hom e in Se-
| a ttle a f te r a fo u r w e e k s’’v isit a t th e ! nam e in th ird . T h e a v e ra g e tim e to
P h o n e 1221
G resh am
a h e a t w as a b o u t tw o m in u te s an d
h o m e of Mr. an d M rs. B. L. W alrad .
22 seco n d s.
R ecen t v isito rs a t th e W a lra d h om e >
O reg o n a is ow ned by J . J. K a d d e r-
Can we sell you the idea
w ere M r. an d M rs. S. P. G lrs t of
ly of P o rtla n d . P e rr io is o w ned by
P itts b u r g , P e n n sy lv a n ia . M rs. A. M.
of bringing summer into your
C H O IC E M E A T S
Z ieg ler a n d M isn er of P o rtla n d an d
T. R ed m o n d of B illin g s, M o n tan a
winter home, the idea of
w as d riv e n by M r. D avis. N u ris to is j
sp e n t a w eek v is itin g a t th e W a lra d ,
H o m e m a d e H a m s, B a c o n , S a u s a g e , L ard
ow ned by R. S ta a ts of S alem a n d !
bringing you that cosy warmth
hom e a n d th e n c o n tin u e d h e r jour-1
F u ll lin e of Cold L u n ch M eats
was d riv en by M r. W oodcock.
during the cold snaps, at
ney to San F ra n c isc o an d o th e r s o u th ­
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great economy in coal or fuel
ern citie s b efo re re tu r n in g hom e.
ned fo r T h u rsd a y ev e n in g of h u rd le !
T h e d a u g h te r o f Dr. a n d Mrs.
consumption and less work,
races and a u to polo b u t it co u ld not I
P eak , Mrs. B ro o k s o f C a u ld v ille,
fuss and muss?
Main St., Gresham
GEO. DIETL, Prop.
P h o n e 1711
be c a rrie d o u t on acco u n t of th e r a iif
K a n sa s, is v is itin g h e r p a re n ts an d
w hich did n o t fall h a rd b u t ju s t
ex p ects to sp en d th e s u m m e r h ere.
O ur id e a is the Marswells
en o u g h to m a k e it u n c o m fo rta b le fo r
T h e fam ily m a d e a tr ip re c e n tly to
Pipelets Furnace. A product
W h a t you w an t, w hen you w a n t it,
people to be o u t. T h e ra c e s a re v ery CASE OF ASSAULT TO
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you w a n t it— W a n t ad', it.
that required 3 years to make
p o p u la r th is y e a r as th e g ra n d s ta n d
P e a k w ho is u p th e r e fo r th e su m ­
perfect. T hree years to meet
and b le a c h e rs a re filled ev ery a f t e r ­
m er. M r. an d M rs. L em on of H ills ­
An old q u a rr e l e n d ed w ith se rio u s
noon.
our specifications, something
Don’t Forget the
b o ro a lso acco m p an ied th em .
co n seq u en ces la s t W ed n e sd a y a f t e r ­
no other product of a similar
T h e Dan M u rp h y c o tta g e on B u rr
noon w hen Ja m e s P e te rs o n , know n in
nature could meet.
s tr e e t is to be m oved 100 feet so u th
; G resh am as “ H ig h lin e ,” w e n t to th e
in o r d e r to m a k e it fro n t on Second
A t M O N TRO SE PA RK
h om e of A. G. G u y n u p . J u s t w h a t
A moil interesting booklet
s tre e t.
F ra n k C. Jo n e s com m enced
Saturday Nights, Sunday
' passed b etw een th e m en is n o t k n o w n
giving detailed construction
th e m o v in g o f it T h u rs d a y a f t e r ­
M u ltn o m ah c o u n ty f a ir g ro u n d s
T e le p h o n e 2 1 0 1 .____________
M ETHODIST
Episcopal Church
First State Bank, Gresham
BETHEL
BAPTIST
MASON TIRES
BEN TLEY ’S V U LC A N IZIN G S H O P
T
QUALITY BREAD
M ARSW ELLS
City Bakery
SANITARY MARKET
BIG JAZZ DANCE
ATTENDANCE AT FAIR
EXCEEDS EXPECTATIONS
and description plus a wonder­
ful phantom view of the fur­
nace, can be obtained free by
writing or calling us.
L. L Kidder Hdw. Co.
Phone 1421
G resham
S e e this fu r n a c e in th e
m a in p a v ilio n at F air
Grocery Specials
Choice Picnics, small, l b . ..................
Bacon Strips, good tor seasoning, lb..
Bacon Backs, lean sugar cured, lb
Lard, med. pai i 85c, large pail,.................
\. (. heese, weigh about 5 lbs, lb.
Rex Corned Beet, can
Shrimp, best dripack, 3 cans for
O tter Clams, ' . flats, 2 cans for
\nierican Sardines, 6 cans
Del M onte Pork and Beans, 6 cans for
$ .22
.25
.27
1.65
.27
.25
.50
.35
.29
.55
SUGAR, Best ( ane, the sack
CROWN FLOUR, sack,
-
$7.25
2.05
Kt inkle Corn I' lakes, 3 pkgs. for
(. brn M eal, yellow or white, 9 lb. bag for
Roman M eal, 3 pkgs for
Shredded W heat Biscuit, 3 pkgs. for
Peanut B utter, lb.
Royal \\ hite Sou, 25 bars for..
C rystal W hite Soap, 21 bars for
Palm Olive Soap. 3 bars for
Crem e Oil Soap, 2 bars for
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th at cannot fail.
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JOHN BROWN
Main Street
Gresham,
Oregon
P h o n e 2301 ; 5 0 3
Saturday and Sunday, August 12-13
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Afternoons and Evenings.
Two m iles from T rou td ale on
C olum bia Highway.
LTF5.-HAM THEATER
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A. W. METZGER & CO.
O uaiitv and S e n ,
¡as th e r e w ere no w itn esses to th e
noon. J . L. L ew is a n d fam ily w ill
C o n tin u e d fro m p ag e 1
occupy th e h o u se in its new location. w hich w as c irc lin g ro u n d an d ro u n d ¡q u a rre l, w hich w as said to h a v e been
M rs W. T. Ely o f P o rtla n d is v is it­ in fro n t of th e f a ir g ro u n d s office.
s ta rte d by Mr. P e te rso n , b u t it end ed
in g to d ay a t th e h o m e of h e r co u sin ,
R a k e r & Son h a v e an a ttr a c tiv e lo ­ by Mr. G u y n u p s tr ik in g Mr. P e te rso n
Mrs. C. E. R u sh er.
c a tio n a t th e c o rn e r w h ere th e old w ith a c ro w b a r w hich he h a d in h is
. band s ta n d Rtood fo rm e rly . T h e r e s t­ h a n d . T h e n o ise soon a ttr a c te d th e
Itetliel B aptist C h u rc h ,
T h e B ible school m eets a t 10 a. nt. ful c h a irs a n d ra d io re c e iv in g set a tte n tio n of th e n e ig h b o rs a n d th e y
T h e re will be a ric h tr e a t fo r th e peo­ fu rn ish c o m fo rt and e n te r ta in m e n t to h u rr ie d o n to th e sc en e a n d p a rte d
ple o f G resh am .
Rev. S. J. Reid. th o se w ho sto p a n d th e r e a re m an y th e tw o.
Mr. P e te rso n w as e x am in ed by one
D. D., w ill sp eak a t 11 a. m. H e is w ho do. A fu ll lin e of F o rd c a rs an d
s u p e r in te n d e n t of E v an g elism o f th e tr u c k s a re on e x h ib it an d Mr. R a k e r of th e local p h y sic ia n s w ho found
s ta te of O regpn. A sp ecial c o n fe r­ says th e r e is no n eed to say m uch t h a t h is rig h t a rm w as b ro k e n b e­
en ce w ill be held a t th e close of th e a b o u t " th e c a r t h a t is s till th e b e st tw een th e w ris t a n d elbow , one
se rm o n . No e v e n jn g se rv ic e w ill be c a r m a d e .” U n d o u b te d ly th e r e w ould I sh o u ld e r d islo c a te d and a blow r e ­
be so m e w ho m ig h t q u e stio n th is c e iv e d on th e back o f th e h ead .
h eld.
s ta te m e n t b u t th e ex p a n d in g b u sin e ss
Mr. G u y n u p w as g iv en in to th e
F ree M ethodist Church.
p ro v es th a t he is not in a m in o rity in , cu sto d y o f Jo h n B row n w ho soon a l­
S erv ices a t th e F re e M eth o d ist h is o p in io n .
W o o d w ard u n d e r a n d low ed him to go fre e p e n d in g f u r th e r
c h u rc h b egin w ith S u n d ay school a t o v e r d riv e s fo r tr u c k s a r e on d isp la y a c tio n . L a te r, h o w ev er, b ecau se of
10 a. m. a n d p re a c h in g a t 11 a. m a t th e R a k e r co ncession.
¡th e c o m p la in t o f so m e of th e tow n
T h e ev e n in g se rv ice co m m en ces a t
T h e S m ith M otor C ar co m p an y h a s 1 people. J o h n B row n h ad Mr. P e te r-
7 :3 0 p. m. w ith p re a c h in g by E. D. g o n e to u n u s u a l tr o u b le to p ro v id e an ;son
:
sig n a w a rra n t fo r Mr. G u y n u p 's
B lack m an , p u sto r.
a p p ro p r ia te s e ttin g fo r th e c lo s e d , a r r e s t a n d . a t a b o u t m id n ig h t W ed ­
P ra y e r m e e tin g is h eld ev ery m odel c a rs w hich a r e b ein g d isp la y - j n esd ay , Mr. G u y n u p w as lodged in
T h u rsd a y n ig h t at 8 o ’clock.
ed. T h is is th e first sh o w in g o f u ti li­ th e c ity ja il. H e w as re le a se d th e
ty cou p e an d sed an c a rs of th e C h ev -i next m o rn in g , h o w ev er, on $250 bail.
Money to loan on real e s ta te . B. ro le t co m pany. Mr. S m ith re p o r ts th e j A tr ia l w ill be h eld in G resh am
W. T h o rn e , at B ank of G resh am
sa le o f a B aby g ra n d to u r in g C h ev ­ n ext M onday m o rn in g a t 10 o ’clock to
S2O.tHHi.OO U n io n High School Dist. ro le t to W. A. Dixon o f G resh am decid e th e case. Mr. L om ax, a P o r t - ,
\ o . 2 . M n il iioiiim I i C o u n t) N o t e s .
d u rin g th e f a ir an d so th e ex h ib it is lan d a tto rn e y , w ill act as a tto rn e y fo r |
U n co n d itio n al sealed b id s w ill be s h o rt o n e c a r at p re s e n t. T h e new- .'jr. G u y n u p an d a d is tric t a tto rn e y 1
receiv e 4 by tile b o ard o f d ire c to rs of
U nion H igh School D istric t, No. 2. u tility c a rs a re a ttr a c tin g m uch a t ­ «‘ill be s e n t from P o rtla n d to r e p r e - !
M u ltn o m ah co u n ty , O reg on, a t the te n tio n am i a re co m p le te ly a n d lu x ­ se n t th e s ta te .
office o f tile c le rk , a t th e B ank of u rio u sly fu rn is h e d .
U n claim ed l e t t e r s .
G re sh a m , G re sh a m , O reg on, a t 2 :0 0
A. W M etzger & Co. h av e an ex­
T h e fo llo w in g le tte r s re m a in u n - -
o ’clock p. m .. A u g u st 15, 1922, for
$ 2 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 5 ’4 p e r cent n o te s of h ib it o f ra n g e s , fe n cin g anil o th e r called fo r in th is office fo r th e w eek i
w ire, e tc., in c o o p e ra tio n w ith th e e n d in g A u g u st 5. 1922:
said d is tric t.
Miss M ary R ich m o n d . M aster J o h n '
All b ids m ust be acco m p an ied by U. S. S teel c o rp o ra tio n . T h e m ain
,a certified ch eck , p a y a b le to board of fe a tu re o f th e e x h ib it, h o w ev er, is L e ste r, Mr W. M eighan.
If not called fo r by A u g u st 15th.
d ire c to rs of said d is tric t, fo r 5 per
cent of th e p a r v a lu e of th e notes th e d e m o n s tra tio n of th e ’’D a y lig h t" 1922. th e s e le tte r s w ill be se n t to th e '
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e.
Dead L e tte r office, o r o th e rw ise d is­
bid fo r. w hich ch eck sh a ll be fo r fe it­
ed to th e said d is tric t in case th e su c ­
O th e r local co n cessio n s a re th e posed of as p ro v id ed by P o sta l R eg u ­
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Phone 1891
is doing a good b u sin ess.
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J o n e s . G re sh a m 1561, c a re O u t­
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Insurance
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Phone
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SOMETHING NEW
See
real life, re a l d ra m a , re a l clim ax in th e s to ry of N anook.
See him lay on th e tee an d fish fo r salm o n w ith tw o pit
of ivory
a n d a sp al-h id e ’ine!
S ee him b u ild h is
ig lo o " an d go to bed all n a k e d !
SOMETHING D IFFEREN T!
See N anook s p e a r th e seal, b a ttle w ith it an d e a t ita raw flesh
See th e fam o u s “ E sk im o Kiss.**
i^ee th e th rilllric dot* fia'it ¿ k tin*
k in g s h ip of th e pack
‘ Ur* e’ *hem ° " fo r
See th e s c re e n 's g re a te s t n o v elty d ram a.