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GHESHAM orTI.O O K ,Tl ESOAV, O f TOBE K 17. HW-’
COMMUNITY HEALTH
G KOI T* WILL MEET
th e w ork lu O regon u n d er th e Shep-
h erd -T o w n er law . Dr. W arn er w ill
te ll of h er w ork an d its relatio n to
T he G resham com m unity g ro u p of p ublic h ealth . T he m eeting w ill b e ­
th e M ultnom ah C ounty P u b lic H ealth gin a t 2:30 p rom ptly. A utom obiles
asso ciatio n w ill m eet on W ednesday w ill leave th e lib ra ry a t 2:15
aftern o o n at th e hom e of Mrs. Geo. F.
Officers of th e com m unity g ro u p a re
H oney. Mrs. Sadie O rr D unbar, e x ­ Mrs. M axw ell S ch n eid er, c h a irm a n ;
ecu tiv e se c re ta ry of th e T u b ercu lo sis Mrs. Jo h n B row n, su p p lie s: Mrs. Jo h n
asso ciatio n of O regon w ill be p resen t, B liss, n u rs in g ; Mrs. G eorge W. K en-
a lso Dr. E s te lla F ord W erner, head of *ney, publicity.
GRESHAM LOCALS
Miss G ertru d e A lexander h as asked
to be released from the du ties of g u a r­
d ian of th e O You C am p F ire G irls,
and Miss F lo ren ce H oaey has a c c e p t­
ed th e position. T he g irls a re w orking
to w ard th e second ra n k of tire m ak er.
T h e B ap tist L ad ies' Guild w ill serve
a ch ick en su p p er on W ednesday, No­
vem ber 1.
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J. F. W h etstone has re tu rn e d from
: an extended b u sin ess trip in th e E ast.
Miss Mae Donley of Spokane sp en t
i I M onday and T uesday w ith h er g ran d -
i I m o th er, Mrs. H. M. Shaw . Miss D on­
EVERY PER SO N HAS A CHANCE
ley is on h er way to C alifo rn ia w here
she ex p ects to rem ain fo r sev eral
m onths.
READ T H IS TO F IN D OUT WHAT W E MEAN
R. T. Sm ith is serio u sly ill a t his
hom e on L aw ren ce avenue.
Each week we a re going to p u t o u t an a rtic le to be sold to th e high-
G eorge Honey h as been q u ite ill
3 est bidder, one week it m ig h t be a lad ies’ w aist, an o th e r week it
from an a tta c k of lum bago.
: m ig h t be a b lan k et, but w hat ev er It is, it will be so m eth in g desirable.
I BISHOP BROS.’ SILENT AUCTION
The Question Is— H ow Much w ill You Give?
T H E WAY W E W IL L GO ABOUT IT IS T H IS :
We are going to have a box, w here it will be possible for you to
place yo u r bids, each cu sto m er will be given a card on w hich they
will w rite th e ir nam e and ad d ress, also th e am o u n t w hich they wish
to bid on th e a rtic le to be sold, th a t ce rta in a rtic le will have th e reg ­
u la r price m arked upon it, and you a re to w rite upon th e card ju s t
w hat you would give for it.
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. E astm an e n te r­
tain ed Mrs. Em il G. K ard ell and
d a u g h te r of M anzanita on F riday. On
T h u rsd a y they e n te rta in e d Mr. and
Mrs. H en ry B eard of Lents.
There are no better values offered any­
where than
KUPPENHEIMER SUITS
AND OVERCOATS
VI
At $30, $35 & $40
Other Oregon City Overcoats at $20
They can’t be beat!
E. W .
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A Y LS W O R T H
CLOTHIER and HABERDASHER
H. S helton of A m bleside and Jo h n
C. E. K ilgore, of W illam ina, w as th e
S chenk w ere rem inded of th e ir b ir th ­ g u est th e g re a te r p a rt of la st w eek of
day la s t S a tu rd a y w hen they w ere his p a re n ts, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. K ilgore
given a s u rp ris e d in n e r by th e ir
Mr. and Mrs. C laren ce C athey a re
FOR EXA M PLE:
w ives. T w elve g u ests w ere p re s e n t a t
rejo icin g over th e a rriv a l of a baby
We m ig h t place a b lan k et up, to go to th e h ig h est bidder, th e
th e d in n e r and for th e social evening
d a u g h te r in th e ir hom e on O ctober 14.
value of th is b lan k et m ig h t be $6.00. Now to you it m ig h t be only
w hich follow ed.
The young lady has been nam ed Lois
w orth $5.00 as far as y o u r need is concerned, so you would w rite on
S tu d e n ts of th e high school of a few
M arie.
yo u r bidding card, yo u r nam e and ad d ress, also $5.00. Some one
y e a rs ago will he in te re ste d in th e a n ­
else m ig h t come along and bid $5.07. Of course th ey would get the
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy H. G ibbs e n te r ­
n o u n cem en t w hich has been received
blanket.
by frien d s of C arro l D. B ra u e r of his tain ed on S unday th e la tte r 's m o th er,
re c e n t m a rria g e to Miss G ladys M. Mrs. F. N. M ew hlrter. h e r b ro th e r
T his box is to be opened a t th ree o’clock on each S atu rd ay a fte r­
noon, and th e bids tak en out, and th e nam e on th e card b earin g th e
S m ith of S an F ran cisco . Mr. an d M rs. C h arles and s iste rs, E lsie and E dna,
hig h est bid will be n otified e ith e r by le tte r or by phone should they
B rau er w ill m ake th e ir hom e in th a t of N ew berg.
no t be p resen t at th e tim e, th ey would th en be asked to ap p ear a t
A. M eyers, p re s id e n t of th e F ir s t
city, w h ere he is teaching.
ou r sto re and redeem th e ir purchase. T h ere a re no strin g s or o bliga­
Mr. and Mrs. Ja m e s S te rlin g v isited S tate B ank, h as been suffering w ith
tions attached. You sim ply m ake yo u r bid for th e a rtic le and if
o v er th e w eek end w ith re la tiv e s in rh eu m atism but is so m ew h at im proved
you bid m ore th an anyone else, you g et it.
L yle, W ashington.
W. T. H a rtle y , fa th e r of Mrs. S. S.
G u ests of Mr. and Mrs. R. F. W a lt­ T hom pson, w ho h as been living fo r
e rs on th e ir G resh am H eig h ts farm sev eral m o n th s w ith h is d a u g h te r,
la s t S u n d ay w ere Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Mrs. S te lla S to ck d ale, in s o u th e rn C al­
W ard an d so n s an d T ed S m ith, Mr. ifo rn ia, a rriv e d la s t week in G resham ,
an d M rs. Jo h n T. D ougall and Miss w here he ex p ects to spend th e w in ter.
K n u tso n , a ll of P o rtla n d .
Mrs. S to ck d ale accom panied him and
l i B t i i H i i i i n i t t i i i i t i t i i i H i i i n i » n u i M H m n t i i i i i i i i i n i i i n i i i H H i n i i i i H i i i i H i i t ........h h u u i h h i i i i i h h i i h m u i i i i i i u i h i h i i i i i i i h i
R oss C a ro th e rs of B ak er, w ho h as a fte r a b rief v isit w ith h er s is te r h as |
H IH II.
been v isitin g w ith his fa th e r, C. A. gone to h er hom e in W alla W alla. Mr.
C a ro th e rs, for th e p a st ten days, has H artley , w ho is 91 y e a rs od, is re - I
re tu rn e d to B ak er to b rin g h is fam ily m a rk a b ly w ell p re se rv e d and activ e
to P o rtla n d w h ere th ey w ill m ake for one of h is years.
th e ir home.
L ittle V irg in ia M iller, d a u g h te r of
Mr. an d Mrs. M. D. K ern and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. K. A. M iller, w as knock- '
E m m a G ilm ore w ere g u e sts on S a tu r ­ ed dow n and sev erely c u t an d b ru ised
day of Mrs. E lla O lip h an t in L ents.
last S u n d ay by an auto m o b ile driv en
Mr. an d Mrs. W illiam A nderson, by F ra n c is P eak. T he accid en t oc­
j Mrs. E m m a G ilm ore and Mrs. W a lte r c u rre d in fro n t of th e M ethodist E p is­
W in ters enjoyed a tr ip to C rlssey ’s copal c h u rc h ju s t a fte r th e m o rn in g
G lad io lu s F a rm on F rid ay .
service. T he little g irl d ashed a c ro s s
T he P a re n t-T e a c h e r a sso ciatio n w ill th e s tre e t in fro n t of th e car. T he
' hold a m o n th ly m eeting, W ednesday d riv er, w ho said he w as going a t about
evening a t 8 o'clock in th e G resham 20 m iles an h o u r, w as u n ab le to avoid
■ g ra d e school au d ito riu m . A p ro g ram h ittin g her. Im m ed iate m edical a tte n ­
co n sistin g of m usic an d sev eral a d ­ tion w as given th e child. It w as found
d re s se s on tim ely su b je c ts w ill be th a t no bones w ere broken b u t deep
given. T h e public is co rd ia lly invited. g a sh es w ere c u t on h e r head and on
Terms
T h e B ethel B ap tist ch u rc h an d S un-
| day sch o o l' w ill o b serv e R ally Day one leg and sh e w as sev erely b ru ised
in m any p laces on h e r face an d body.
A better price than
I n ex t Sunday.
S he is being ca re d fo r by Mrs. M iler's
you ever had before
Mr. an d Mrs. Jo h n Ide w ere given s iste r. Miss A gnes C line of P o rtla n d ,
a g en u in e s u rp ris e la s t n ig h t a t th e ir a tra in e d n u rse. T h ough su fferin g
or will get for very
long, with clutch and 6-foot Simonds blade and guaran­
, i hom e w est of G resh am by ab o u t 20 , from shock and b ru ise s th e child is
1. 7 ^ l L * " d ,r,e n .d8 Wh.°. rem ln d ed | doing as w ell a s can be expected.
teed to give satisfaction.
them th a t it w as th e ir 15th w edding
Dr. D. J. F asch in g , o steo p ath ic
a n n iv e rsa ry , also th e b irth d a y of Mr.
p h y sician and su rg eo n of P o rtla n d
I Ide. A n u m b er of g ifts of g lassw are,
w ill open an office in G resham over
in clu d in g som e cu t g la ss pieces, w ere
P o w ell's P h a rm a c y on O ctober 23.
given them . T he evening w as sp e n t in
g am es, m usic an d d an cin g and a de­
PORTLAND COUPLE
Service
licio u s lunch w as served.
HIST! KB T H E PEACE
T he hom e of Mrs. C. M. Z im m erm an
Phone 1141
Phone 1141
w as th e scene of a jo lly p a rty last
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. R yan, of P o rt- ,
F rid ay evening w hen h er Sunday
land, s ta rte d o u t In th e ir autom obile
school c la s s of hoys and th a t of the
■ Rev. A. S. H lsey joined in a taffy pull. S u n d ay evening to c e le b ra te h e r b ir th ­
day an d took som e m oonshine along
F ifteen hoys w ere p resen t.
Mr. an d Mrs. C has. T a b e r a re en- w ith them . T hey headed to w a rd s
i joying a visit from th e fo rm e r's p a r- G resham an d by th e tim e th ey reach ed
! en ts. Mr. an d Mrs. H. T. T ab er of , h ere, th e ir c e le b ra tin g had m uddled
R eynolds. N orth D akota, and his th e ir m inds so th a t th ey th o u g h t it fun
b ro th e r, W. R T «h»r
ab er, n of t S ask ato o n , I to d riv e th e a u to in a zigzag line back
■ Sask.
I and fo rth on th e city stre e ts .
Mrs. B erry L ovett and son. D onald
It w as im posshlle fo r such co nduct
I F o rest, a rriv e d re c en tly from D etroit, j to c o n tin u e long w ith o u t a ttra c tin g
. M ichigan, on a v isit to h e r p a re n ts. | p u b lic a tte n tio n . Jo h n B row n as ju s-
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. H olgate.
: tic e of th e peace w as called. H e I
| sea rc h e d th e ir c a r an d found se v eral
b o ttle s of m oonshine.
V o UR DINNE«
DRAG
SAWS
BEAVER
BEAVER
BEAVER
$11O
All Wool Serges
36-inch in Black and Dark
Colors, special,
85c yd.
Also W ool Granite Cloth in
dark colors suitable for win­
ter dresses,
85c yd.
A new lot of wide Ginghams
and Devonshires in winter’s
colors. The colors are all
guaranteed.
W’e can show you now a nice lot of colors in ladies’ wool
slip-on Sweaters, long sleeves, priced at............... $2.75
W E H A V E FOR T H E GIRLS
I he I uxedo style Sweaters in heather and dark colors
selling at................................................................ $3.75
SPECIAL TO CLOSE OUT
Children's Gingham Dresses, sizes 2 to 8 years. Values
up to $2.00. Special at........................................... 98c
Walrad Mercantile Co.
Gresham, Oregon
NOW is the tim e to Buy and use the drag saw
SPECIAL SALE
W . A . H ESSEL
On C lo se-T ite T ops
Reliability
WINCHESTER
WILL N O T COME
TO G R I E F -
D E P E N D A B L E F L A S H L IG H T S
M ade by W in ch ester
Com e Into o u r sto re anti let us show you th e finest line of
flashlights you ever saw.
W inchester experience on c a rtrid g e m an u factu re lias re ­
sulted in tiie seam less zine b a tte ry can. T h is anil o th e r
special featu res m ake them th e best flashlights we have
ever had in our stol e.
We stand hack of W inchester F la sh lig h ts; we know the
finality is there.
Popular
1 ypes of W inchester F lashlights
I if \ vou
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□ EE F
At th e S m ith M em orial P re s b y te r-
| ian c h u rc h next S unday th e S unday
j school w ill m eet at th e u su al h o u r
and be follow ed by m o rn in g w o rsh ip '
| at 11 o 'clock, w hen th e p a sto r, th e
MOST FOLKS ARE
ABOUT AS HAPPY
as th e ir d in n e r allo w s th e m to
be. Y o u r a p p e tite feels q u ite a g ­
g ra v a te d If y o u r d ig e stio n Is n o t
fu rn is h e d w ith th e p ro p e r m enu.
L et th is m a rk e t a ss ist you.
We
« il l be p leased to se rv e you.
A. J. W. BROWN
Phone 1S91
Sim ulant Type (le ftl A very
convenient type for household
and gen eral use. T ested lens
am i bulb. Nickel o r fibre cases
tw o tir th re e cell b atteries.
M iner’s Type (rig h t) A handy
tlashliglit for use aro u n d th e
autom obile and
about
the
house. Nickel o r fibre cases for
for tw o or th re e cell b atteries.
O ther W ln eh ester F la sh lig h ts
for every use.
FAIRVIEW
Rev. E. R D. H o llen sted . w ill preach
ion th e su b ject "T he M inistry of 81-
| lence."
T he L adies' Aid society of th e P re s ­
b y te ria n c h u rc h w ill m eet on T h u rs ­
day a ftern o o n , O ctober 19. w ith Mrs.
A. K ro n en h erg of th e S andy road.
R e g u la r m e e tin g of G re sh ­
am L odge No. 125, I.O.O F .
In th e O dd F e llo w s h all, every T h u r s ­
day ev e n in g
B ro th e rs w elcom e.
C L A R E N C E ST A N L EY . N. O.
C A H IL L , S e c retary .
For Fords and C hevrolets
We are closing out all Clo^e-Tite Tops for the older
model Fords up to 1922 ancl Chevrolets from 1918 to
1921.
Our Special low prices below will enable you to make
a sedan out of your touring car at a very low price.
Close- I ite Tops make a car as comfortable as a reg­
ular closed car with but little cost to the owner of a
good touring car.
SPECIAL SALE PRICES
Fords $40,
-
Chevrolets $50
The regular prices of these tops has been $65.00 and
$75.00.
Place your order at once for a top before thev are
gone.
Smith
EXTRA SPECIAL
For a limited time only
Beautiful 7-inch Irredescent B o w k , ea. only
'. v . v . w . w . t o .' wt .'
29c
MANY NEW ACCOUNTS
a re opened at th is bank by new s e ttle rs in th is com m unity,
m any sending th e ir funds to th is bank in advance of th e ir
coining, having been advised by th e ir b a n k e rs in th e East
th at they can rely on a bank c a rry in g th e em blem show n
at the bottom of th is adv ertisem en t. We will be pleased
to open an account for yon. and fu rn ish yon checks to your
liking w ithout cost to you.
exclusively at
HEPP’S RACKET STORE
1 eiephone 1236
Gresham, Oreeon
Hl A lX jl A R IE R S FOR
A .
W .
P lE T Z G E R
The
Phone 1451
&
Jfirst ifetate JJanfe
CO.
'INCHESTER Store
Phone 1451
G R ESH A M .
Hallowe'en Po.t Card», Noveltie», Mask.
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