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and P leasant Talley
Greet S ew P astor
S ervices a t th e B a p tist c h u rc h next
E d w in G. R an to n , th e n ew ly ap -
S u n d ay w ill begin a t th e u su al tim e. j p o in ted p a sto r to th e B o rin g and
B ible school a t 10 a. m . T h e B.Y.P.U. P le a s a n t V alley c h u rch es, is ex pected
w ill m eet a t 7:30 p. m. T h e serm o n ■ to a rriv e on th e w ork to n ig h t an d to
by th e Rev. D. Q. B a rry w ill be a t go w ith th e Rev. A. S. H isey o v er his
8:15 on th e topic. “A G reat M ystery." i new p a sto ra te to m o rro w . W h ile th e
| p la n s fo r th e serv ices a re n o t deH uite-
j ly settled as y et, it -is lik ely th a t he
W ooclsawing.
F o r q u ic k se rv ic e a n d a sq u a re w ill p reach a t B oring n ex t Sunday
d eal c all G re sh a m 14x. If you w an t m o rn in g an d a t P le a s a n t V alley in th e
w ood, c all th e sa m e n u m b e r. C. H. j evening.
C a lk in s, G re sh a m , O regon.
Mr. R an to n is a se n io r in K im ball
I S chool of T heology a t Salem . H is
j fam ily w ill live a t th a t p lace b u t he
j w ill be h ere from F rid a y ev en in g to
I M onday afte rn o o n each w eek d u rin g
th e school y ear.
I
Reception Is Given
To Retiring Pastor
IT H A L V E S Y O l’K
Rev. G. C. B errlm au , w ho h a s been
LABOR
ap p o in ted to th e P le a s a n t H om e and
S andy ch u rc h e s, w ill a rr iv e in P le a s ­
and m ak es y o u r w ork less and
C ontinued from page 1
a n t H om e S a tu rd a y afte rn o o n w ith
m uch m ore p le a s a n t to have a j
h is fam ily an d ex p ects to m eet his J b ro u g h t to g e th e r fo u r school d is tric ts
com m ercial bank acco u n t. To
new c o n g re g a tio n on S u n d ay m o rn ­ j in a new bond of fellow ship, h e lp fu l­
pay by check, to be a b le to dis- i
ing.
ness a n d b ro th erh o o d .
A g re a t deal
count notes, and to receiv e the
j
of
neighborhood
riv
a
lry
has
m
elted
Mr. B e rrim a n is a young m an. an
m any o th e r a d v an ta g es th a t a
ex -serv ice m an an d of a fine ty p e. He before th e fires of frien d ly coopera-
b ank c an offer you is one w ay {
com es w ith th e h ig h e st reco m m en d a­ tion. L eading sp e a k e rs from th e s ta te
to Increase th e efficiency of your
tio n s as to c h a ra c te r an d a b ility and ; schools, co lleg es an d ch u rc h e s have
business. Open an acco u n t w ith '
from a co m m u n ity w h ere he h as been 1 been b ro u g h t to th e com m unity to
o u r b an k an d prove o u r s ta te - j
doing ex cellen t w ork d u rin g th e p ast j sp eak a t th e tw o a n n u a l fa rm e rs in-
m eat.
Big com m unity m eetings
tw o y ears. F o r tw o y e a rs he has 1 stitu te s.
serv ed th e c h u rc h a t W a rre n to n n e a r ■ have been held a t d ifferen t tim es in ­
A sto ria. He is m a rrie d an d h a s tw o clu d in g se v e ra l e n te rta in m e n ts, no­
sm all ch ild ren . T h e fam ily w ill m ake ta b le am ong w hich w as th e m a s q u e r­
State and County Depository
th e ir hom e a t th e P le a sa n t H om e p a r ­ ad e p a rty and p ro g ra m F e b ru a ry 22d
HALEY
so n ag e. Mr. B errim a n w ill a tte n d a t th e g ra n g e h all. A d is tric t Sunday
T h e Rev. A. Jo h n so n , p a sto r o f th e K im ball college a t Salem th is w in ter school asso c ia tio n h a s been iu o p e ra ­
S w ed ish B a p tist c h u rc h of H aley , is bu t h is fam ily w ill rem ain a t P e a sa n t tio n fo r th e p a st th r e e y e a rs an d h as
en jo y in g a v acatio n d u rin g th e m o n th H om e an d he w ill re tu rn F rid a y a f­ b ro u g h t in w e ll-tra in e d an d In s p ira ­
of S eptem ber.
D u rin g his ab sen ce te rn o o n s from Salem , re tu rn in g to tio n al w o rk e rs tw ice a y ear to discuss
b e tte r S u n d ay school m ethods. A
se rv ices w ill be h eld as u su al. T hey school on M onday a ftern o o n s.
F rie n d s an d m em b ers of th e c h u rc h com m unity S unday school picnic has
w ill be co n d u cted by th e Rev. Mr
B lom quist. S u n d ay school m eets a t a re a w a itin g w ith in te re st th e com ing been g iv en on th e F o u rth of J u ly th e
Engine life —
10:30, p re a c h in g serv ice a t 11:30 in of th e new p a sto r and it is ex p ected p ast tw o y e a rs an d h a s proven a n e n ­
He
th
e m o rn in g and young p eo p le's m e e t­ th a t th e re w ill b ° a la rg e a tte n d a n c e joyable o ccasion b o th tim es.
D e a le r* w ho d isplay th e « < ■
ing a t 8 in th e evening. All a re w el­ a t th e m o rn in g serv ice S u n d ay to w el­ p lan n ed and c a rrie d o u t to su ccess
use C alol Elushha< O il for sate.
tho ro u g h cleaning— and Zero*
com e th e p a sto r a n d fam ily. He w ill th e v acatio n B ible school, p robably
com e a t th ese serv ices.
lene, fo r co rrect refillin g .
p re a c h for th e first tim e in P le a s a n t th e first in th e open c o u n try to be
N eed Your S u it C lean ed ?
S T A N D A R D O IL C O M P A N Y
Hom e, a t th e 11 o'clock serv ice S ep ­ held In th e state.
H av e it F re n c h d ry cle a n e d . R e­ te m b e r 17.
1 C alifornia *
Mr. C otton h as seem ed u n tirin g and
p a irin g n e a tly d o n e. T a ilo rin g fo r
in 2-horse shaker diggers, 6-foot double elevator or 7-
tire le s s in social w ork in th e fo u r
a d ie s a n d m en.
foot
elevator with vine turner and picker.
P E T E R L E N A R D , T a ilo r.
P a re n t-T e a c h e r
asso ciatio n s,
the
BORING
g ran g e, th e schools an d th e ch u rch es.
Concrete mixers, mounted with engine, complete
Miss G race M cK insey, of P o rtla n d , W hile h is w ork in social lines has
is v isitin g Miss E ln o re D onaldson th is
for
..................................................................... $270.00
m ean t m uch to th e com m unity it is
w eek.
Mrs. W. W. M etzger is a ss istin g Mrs. p e rh a p s in his effect on th e lives of
Beaver Drag Saw Special, at less than actual cost,
E. R oot th is w eek in th e postotflee th e in d iv id u al m em b ers th a t has
with 6-foot blade and clutch,........... ....... *...... $110.00
d u rin g th e ab sen ce of Mr. and Mrs. co unted m ost for th e su ccess of his
Wm. M orand an d sons, w ho a re in
C alifo rn ia a tte n d in g th e p o stm a ste r's w ork, a s evidenced by th e g ro w th of
Lowden Stanchions or Drinking Cups, Barn Equip­
co n v en tio n a t S an F ran cisco . Mr. th e c h u rc h at P le a s a n t Home.
ment.
F o u r y e a rs ago th e to ta l m em b er­
M orand w as ap p o in td e a d eleg a te
from O regon. H e h as re c e n tly been ship w as 52, it is now ab o u t 120 in ­
Perfection Motor Milkers, complete with motor,
re-a p p o in te d s e c re ta ry an d tr e a s u r e r clu d in g 19 n o n -re sid e n t m em bers.
of th e p o stm a ste rs of O regon.
for
..................................................................... $260.00
M rs. J. E. S iefer. who h as been q u ite F o u r y e a rs ago th e av e ra g e a tte n d ­
an
ce
a
t
S
un
d
ay
school
w
as
25;
it
is
ill fo r th e p a st th re e w eeks, is re
p o rted slig h tly im proved.
now b etw een 50 an d 60. T he te a c h e rs
A la rg e au d ien c e a tte n d e d th e a re stu d y in g and th e w ork is upon a
T h u rsd a y even in g p ic tu re show a t th e s u b s ta n tia l b asis. T h e re has n ever
clu b h o u se given by S. E. W aller for
1141
th e benefit of th e school g y m n asium been an y big ju m p s ah e a d b u t m erely
GRESHAM
1141
fund. Mr. W aller Is th e c h ild re n ’s th e stead y g ro w th of a c a refu l,
A s m u c h a s 20% of th e p o w er a t th e re a r or
Reliability
sp ecial frie n d an d u su a lly h ead s any th o u g h tfu l, p ra y e rfu l p a sto ra te .
z Service
driving w h eels of th e autom obile m ay be lost
m ovem ent fo r th e ir benefit. In fact if
A t th e beginning of th e la s t c o n fe r­
th ro u g h th e u se of an incorrect oil. T o o heavy
we had a few m o re w ide aw ak e c iti­
an oil, o r one lacking in certain qualities, acts
zens lik e he is B o rin g w ould ad v an ce ence y e a r w hen Mr. C otton began his
as a brake on th e car.
as it h as ev ery re a so n to do if given w ork a t K im ball college in Salem ,
th e p ro p e r stim u lu s.
CHEVROLET PA R TS.
ACCESSORIES
Mrs. A lta M. G en try w as secu red to
T h e ideal oil is th e th in n e st oil w hich w ill keep
Mrs. E. V. M aulding enjoyed a v isit a c t as d ire c to r of re lig io u s ed ucation,
th e bearing p a rts sep arated , and a t th e sam e
th is w eek from h e r sis te r, Miss Ce­
cilia K o sterm an from B ak er. O regon o r p a s to r’s a s s is ta n t, w ith especial
tim e offer in itself th e least frictional resistance
w ho w as e n ro u te to T acom a to ta k e em p h asis on th e S u n d ay school w ork,
to th e engine p o w er going to th e driving w heels.
c h a rg e of th e su rg e ry in th e St. Jo s- v isitin g an d social a ctiv ities. T h ese
eps h o sp ita l th ere.
T h is oil, p roviding it h as “oiliness," stability
tw o w o rk e rs w ith a n in cre a sin g ly
Mr. an d Mrs. Jo h n D u g g er and larg e and effective c o rp s of a s s is ta n ts
an d p u rity , w ill give p erfect lubrication and
fam ily ex p ect to leave th e last of th e
Generator and Ignition Work a Specialty
perm it th e developm ent of th e m axim um pow er,
w eek to m ake th e ir hom e In W ash ­ have m ade th e la s t y e a r one of th e
ington.
speed and gasoline m ileage of th e car.
m ost fru itfu l of th e e n tire fo u r In
All Work Guaranteed
T h e q u a lity an d q u a n tity of th e sp ite of th e fa c t th a t Mr. C otton has
Z erolene fills all th e se re q u ire m e n ts perfectly.
w ild b lack b e rrie s a re a ttra c tin g sp e n t p a r t of his tim e a t college. A
m an y people from P o rtla n d and n e a r
The Ideal Oil
/ID
Ira n a ss n OREGON
m nnn»»
’
by to w n s to B oring, an d dozens of n e t g ain of 29 m em bers for th e y ear
GRESHAM,
a u to loads com e d ally an d re tu rn w as re p o rte d to co n feren ce and th e re
All bearing clearances decrease un d er the h eat of opera­
w ith w ell filled b ask ets.
has n o t been an e v an g elistic m eeting
tion.
Mr. an d Mrs. O. A. P a lm e r re tu rn e d ( as su ch , on th e c h a rg e fo r a t le a st
A nalysis of Z erolene show s th at th e differences in its
hom e M onday a fte r en jo y in g sev eral 18 m onths.
body a t the various engine tem peratures, from cold to
day s a t Seaside.
S m all w o n d er th a t th e c h u rc h and
o perating tem perature, follow in close relation the de­
Mr. B ow m an, w ho h as re c e n tly p u r­
crease in bearing clearances.
ch ased a tr a c t of land a t S iefer s t a ­ the com m unity both feel th a t a frien d
F re s h every' day a n d you can
tio n , Is h av in g a new hom e b u ilt and m ost effective w o rk er is leaving.
F or this reason Z erolene oils have a t all o perating tem ­
buy
it in an y s to re in E a ste rn
th
ere.
p e ratu res exactly the required body to splash a n d flow
Rev. Mr. C otton, w ho leaves h ere
Mr. an d Mrs. Max T elfo rd , J r . an d
M u ltn o m a h co u n ty .
freely in to the fast-m oving, sm all-clearance bearings to
F
rid
ay
,
w
ill
p
reach
a
t
W
illam
ina
th
e
Mr. an d Mrs. L ong of O regon City,
provide an a dequate film of lubricant.
sp e n t a few days o f th is w eek a t th e com ing y e a r and finds h im self p ro ­
B ecause of th is and its “oiliness,” stability a n d purity,
hom e of W. R. T elfo rd and fam ily.
m oted to a’ c h u rc h th a t, d u rin g th e
Z erolene g iv es perfect lubrication under all conditions
Mrs. L a u ra C aldw ell and h er b ro th ­ p a st few y e a rs , h as m ade rap id p ro g ­
of engine o peration, a n d perm its th e developm ent of the
er, Mr. C o rn w all, w ho is v isitin g her ress. W illam in a is a tow n of som e
m axim um pow er, speed a n d gasoline m ileage of the car.
th is w eek, atten d ed a fam ily reu n io n
at th e ir old hom e a t M cM innville th is 300 p o p u latio n . It is a c e n te r m ore
w eek. S eventeen m em b ers of th e im ­ th ic k ly se ttle d th a n th e P le a s a n t
P h o n e 1221
G resham
m ed iate fam ily w ere p re s e n t and H om e c h a rg e an d only ab o u t 30 m iles
sp en t tw o v ery en jo y ab le d ay s ta lk in g from S alem . I t is not only a p rom o­
over old tim es and p icn ick in g a t th e ir
tion an d a sp len d id o p p o rtu n ity for
old hom e place.
standard OU. COMPANY
Mrs. A. J. M cClung ex p ects to leave th e ty p e of w ork in w hich Mr. C otton
A T ire you will be p ro u d to
( C alifornia!
th e la s t of th e w eek for a v isit w ith Is so effective, h u t it is m ore c o n ­
ow n. E very F isk T ire u ser
re la tiv e s at W auna, O regon. She la te r v en ien tly located to th e college w here
T i m e to Me tir e ?
Is a Pink B ooster.
< Bur ttohl
ex p ects to sp en d a few days a t Sea he w ill co n tin u e his school w ork.
R e -lire w ith F is k s and
side. O regon.
en jo y m o to rin g to th e fu lle st
It w as a so u rce of sa tisfa c tio n to
Wm. C hilds is h aving his hom e e n ­
e x te n t.
his frie n d s to learn re c e n tly th a t he
larg ed and rem odeled th is week.
w
as
ab
o
u
t
to
abandon
h
is
b
ach
elo
r
NOTICE FOR PU B L IC A T IO N ,
Fisk Tires and Tubes.
c a re e r an d th a t the d a te w as fixed for
D epartm ent of the Interior
Oldfield
Tires and Tubes.
U. S. L and Office a t P o rtlan d , Oregon, th e com ing T h an k sg iv in g season. T he
American
Akron Tires and
A ugust 15th, 1922.
b rid e-to -b e is Miss R uth W healdon
N otice Is hereby given th a t George E. of New P ly m o u th , Idaho, a ch arm in g
Tubes.
Miller, of B ull Run, Oregon, who, on
« K O . A. B RA N D T
young n u rs e w ho w as .g ra d u a te d a
Septem ber 6, 1918, m ade H om estead E n ­
P h o n e 1107
tr y No. 08099. for N E(4, NW (4 and y e a r o r m o re ago from th e M ethodist
O p p o site B ro w n 's M a rk e t
h o sp ital a t S pokane
N W 1,, N E % , Sec. 29 and on F e b ru a ry D eaconesses
25th, 1921 m ade A dditional H om estead W ash in g to n . T he w edding w ill o ccur
E ntry, No. 0706«, for the SE% . NW"4, In Id ah o and is the cu lm in atio n of a
p lie new high school building a t Cor-
TROUTDALE
Section 29. Tow nship 1 S, R ange 5 E, frie n d sh ip begun In th a t s ta te w hen
| bett. it will re q u ire 6(10 y a rd s
W. M eridian h a s filed notice o f intention
T ro u td a le school opened on Mon­ | M ^ F le tta H ibbard, of G resham ,
th
e
co
u
p
le
w
ere
still
in
th
e
ir
early
to m ake 3-year proof, to establish claim
day, S ep tem b er 11, w ith Mrs. E. C.
to the land above described, before the teen s F rie n d s ol Mr. C otton th ro u g h - Shaw p rin c ip a l and Mrs. C. E. Scott visltml Mrs. A lice Hix on W ednesday.
J. K. H udson and fam ily have mov-
c
u
t
both
e
a
s
te
rn
M
ultnom
ah
and
R egister and R eceiver of the U. S. L and
p rim a ry te a c h e r. T he e n ro llm en t is ed Into J. A. L a rss o n 's build in g next
Office a t P o rtlan d , Oregon, on the ten th n o rth e rn C lack am as co u n ties w ill the la rg e st for sev eral y ears, 37 in the to th e postoffice, H arry H olm es and
J u ly 1, 1922 w as a n o th e r Red L e tte r Day fo r th e o w n ers o f o u r
day of October, 1922.
7 p e r c e n t P rio r P re fe re n c e Stock.
w ish fo r th em both all su ccess In th e ir p rin c ip a l’s room and 34 In th e p ri­ | fam ily into the .1. s . H udson resid en ce
C laim ant nam es a s w itnesses:
C h eck s fo r th o u s a n d s o f d o lla rs w ere m ailed o u t by us to o u r
new hom e an d new w ork a t W illa­ m ary, m ak in g a to ta l of 71
anil Mrs. W illett a IH| c h ild re n Into the
W. O. Wood, of Bull Run, Oregon.
T h rif ty C u sto m e rs an d P a tro n s in p a y m e n t of th e SECOND R EG U ­
A ttorney P e rk in s, of P o rtla n d , has I fa m liv " '
m ina.
'rBcated by th e Holme*
L. L. Thom as, of Bull Run, Oregon.
L A R Q U A R T E R L Y D IV ID E N D on th e ir h o ld in g s in th is so u n d
¡eased his ra n c h ad jo in in g T ro u td a le
W a lte r Koch, of Bull Run, Oregon.
a n d a ttr a c tiv e se c u rity .
to W. .1 McCloud from B uxton, O re­ it M u’c L u lu i M k k l®y
on th e sick
KELSO
B. S. Allen, of Bull Run, Oregon.
C o n su lt o u r In v e s tm e n t D e p a rtm e n t a t once an d g et on o u r
gon, w ho will ta k e possession as soon list th is week.
A cts of 6-9-18 and 4-28-04.
M ailin g L ist fo r th e
as the house, w hich Is being rem odled
Alvin C opeland h as moved his fam -
M rs. L ouise Diet! an d d a u g h te r Is com pleted.
A L E X A N D E R SW E EK ,
llr a c B e v s ”
vacat,><l by th e
Mary a re now se ttled In th e ir new
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B
erglund,
of
P
o
rtlan
d
.
R egister.
hom e in P o rtla n d .
I w ere w eek-end v isito rs at th e J. Giese
Mrs. R uth B rink has leased a b u ild ­
7 Y b u R D IN NER
Edw. H erz, w ho h a s been laid up j hom e on th e H ensley road.
ing In St. Jo h n s and w ill put In a first
w ith blood poisoning th e p ast m onth,
Jo h n llu rd ln e has added an o th e r cla ss re s ta u ra n t. M r. B rink w ill be
WILL N O T C O M E .
has sufficiently recovered to be about. room to his resid en ce an d Is pu ttin g g re a tly m issed In T ro u td ale, s h e has
In v e s tm e n t D e p a rtm e n t
Mrs. P. C. S pooner h as re tu rn e d on a ne.v • oof also.
-een one Of the best w orkers In the
T o G R IE F
hom e a fte r a six w eeks' v isit w ith r e l­ _ W illiam R ic k e rt and fam ily, of the
I F * V O U COME
Aid and w II be esp ecially
ativ es in C hicago and K an k ak ee, Illi­ C orbett neighborhood, has moved In ­ m issed In th at o rg a n .zatlo n .
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nois.
,
to
the
u
p
p
er
p
a
rt
of
T
W
S
m
ith
s
r
e
s
­
R oom 605 E le c tric B ldg , P o rtla n d , O regon
Miss M ary D letl re c e n tly e n te r­ idence.
R ic k e rt Is d riving « tru c k U LA ( KA M A S I O ( NTY
r .E E F s
tained for Mr. and Mrs. Jo sep h Albel fo r Lee E vans.
F A IK O P E N S I I ESD A Y
ot W inona, M innesota. T h e evening
T h ere |g g re a t need
of m ore
w as sp e n t a t c a rd s and dancing. A houses in T ro u td ale.
E very avail- ‘ i Next Tuesday Is th e opening day of
delicious luncheon w as served.
ab le build in g Is being fitted up for
the C lackam as co u n ty fair w hich is
Mrs. Wm. K lar, of P o rtla n d , Is resid en ces.
sp en d in g a few days a t th e hom e of
C h a rle s , G iese Is d riving one of I to he held in C anby from S ep tem b er
MOST FOLKS ARE
her a u n t. Mrs. A dolph H erz. Sr.
K n a rr & S on's tru c k s
! 1» to 22 It is to be th e 16th a n n u a l
ABOUT AS HAPPY
Mrs. Edw. H erz and ch ild re n have
J. L. Cook, p ro p , leto r of th e Sandy ex hibition held In C lack am as county
re tu rn e d hom e a lte r sp ending th e p a st R iver g arag e, Is e n la rg in g his resl-
as th e i r d in n e r allo w s th e m to
E n tre e s in d icate som e very fine ex-
dence.
veek in P o rtla n d w ith relatives*
be. Y o u r a p p e tite feels q u ite a g ­
I hlhlts.
L
aw
rence
H
udson,
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g ra v a te d If y o u r d ig estio n is n o t
C o n stab le’* S ale.
and Miss E lizab eth T hom as, of P o rt­
Som e splendid e n te rta in m e n ts and
We a re eq u ip p ed to re p a ir y o u r
fu rn is h e d w ith th e p ro p e r m enu.
At th e B aum ann D airy, c o rn e r of land, w ere m a rrie d S ep tem b er 7th.
ex h ib its will be a p a rt of each day'*
L et th is m a r k e t a s s is t you. We
car, re g a rd le ss o f th e m ak e, an d do
'lev elan d av en u e and Pow ell stre e t,
Lee
E
vans
has
p
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n
based
a
new
w ill he p leased to se rv e you.
G resham , on T h u rsd ay , S eptem ber 81,1 tru c k and is having It fitted up for a ! program .
a first-class jo b , o n e th a t we fee]
■it 2 p. m., re g iste re d H olstein bull, 1 | school hue Mr. E vans has th e co n ­
safe In g u a ra n te e in g to be r ig h t.
ir old, from llo jy w o o d Maid D<- tr a c t for h au lin g th e s tu d e n ts of the
O regon S tate F air, Salem , S ep tem ­
We have lo ts o f room fo r live a u to
Xol H. B., No. 303113, sire d by K ing O rien t d is tric t to Union H igh at b er 25-30.
Phone
1891
sto rag e.
~eg|» Model P o n tiac o rd e r H. II. No. G resham .
316018. E. F ield s, ow ner.
M. M.
Mr. and Mrs. F isk, of P o rtla n d , v is­
P hone Bdwy. 0620
S quire, C o n stab le
ited at th e hom e of J. S. H udson on
Hunday.
Piano Tuning.
Mr. and Mm. T. H unt, of S pokane,
Lite Stack and Farm Sales
a tisfa c tio n g u a ra n te e d
|3 . P h o n e hav e re c en tly p u rch ased th e hou*e
.'¡n x SH , 810.95
Fully G uaranteed
U < TIO N EEI{
Jonee, G resham 1561, care O ut­ know n as th e Ja c k H ea liii house
SH I LL (. tS O l.lM
25 Y ears E x p erie n ce In th e E ast
look,
Southard & Southard
aero.es from th e M. E. c h u rc h and
and the W illam ette Valley. P hone
h a v e ta k e n possession.
Night Phone 25x5
Phone 2391
or w rite for ra te s.
T he Bank of G resham pays 5 p e rt K n a rr A Son have th e c o n tra c t for
Main S tre e t
G resham
’*•* ' ' ' ' “-'tn St
P o rtla n d , Ore,
cent in tereat on tim e depoalta.— Adv. fu rn ish in g th e sand and gravel for
BANK OF GRESHAM
Potato
Diggers
Three brakes
on many cars
and one is always set
W. A. HESSEL
Gas, Oils, Grease
GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING
Sherman McCarter Garage
DUALITY BREAD
Pies, Cakes, Pastry
City Bakery
F IS K
more powerfispeed
less friction and wear
dim larrnl Labi iüii'tm
DIVIDEND NO. 2
Another Red Letter Day
NEXT DIVIDEND ON OCTOBER FIRST
This Stock Yields 7.3 per cent
Portland Railway, Light & Power Co.
Automobile Repairing
A. J. W. BROWN
G resham G arage
Kenyon Cord Tires
Bentley’s Tire Shop
P. A. KLINE