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The H /A Y H E S T E R Store
Phone
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Fss«oi-7«te.a*v *a » /> .a -.-a w ill to
to-id te te Mowday ->«s..zjf Aye-.. 2 to,
tee g r*« * adtoai P a iidiig . TX» f t * .
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SALE
Striped
and
cheeked
We Self
BUTTERICK PATTERNS
12 l/ 2 c yd.
C o n s id e rin g q u a lit y , th e
p ric e s a r e lo w .
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sad Rochester
\1 rg ia Wool Cxxiiet
For Men and Young Men
A y l s w o r t l y f t M a r t i r x 1^
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S H O E .5
S hoes
SH O ES
F o r M ea, W om en
and ( hildr»n.
G R E SH A M
E a ste r
25c vd.
e have a large assortment of Easter Novel­
ties, Baskets and Candies at Popular Prices.
100 pieces
new spring
Now is the time to send that Easter Card or Book-
let- Prices from le to 15c.
Ginghams
of
DIM ITY
Y<M! m e n w h o a re in t e r e it -
e d in a g o o d »u it f o r s p rin g
w i l l f in d h e re a c o m p le te
a a a o rtm e n t o f n e w p a tte r n *
a n d m o d e l» .
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Iw n«*, Gí»i«ra«o. H» aaa out j < a ry~ 4
* 4«7 see fcstas tK»tr*4 at tb« ito p X r
tfe* jaarumLar*.
• toxrfts <rf tbe oos>«b7 ax U x F -x4
( ttr s r ax th * P «rtias4 ariMcrr
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. ox&pwnr fca* a t « t 7 axtraz.-tir« dtopLay.
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Tb« stew u
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j w«*k and wlJI *b«£.<laatJ7 repay tSe
tfat« aad trotifei* <rf *»«ta< tt.
< 6 r r r tin g s
PreEatter
Clothes for
Easter
All wanted
oolors in
checks and
plaids, with
plains to
match.
*
25c yd.
J R. Etob !«it last w«*-k feer L z . e .7
CalilorBla, u> vtolt bto motk«r
j tor a tewr days, after whleb be w ill
i >r'x«rd to Pasrr.«* Cfty. Nebraska
where be exjMcU to ta k * op his Sottoa
a* rorat mail carrier on A pril 2 M r*
I.toh w ill follow hi® in a w««k or ten
days.
Mrs M ary L «tli« has di*poa«d of
two pi«««» of property ia Gresham
within tb« past few day*
She ha»
•old her «mail nesa bungalow in Law-
rewea addition to Mr. and Mrs Allen.
She has traded her acre and small
hosts« in Clavaland addition to Mrs
Della Browning and has taken the la t­
ter s hoose and lot In Thompson ad­
dition. M r*. Browning expects to oc­
cupy her new property as soon as the
present tenants can find another place
Mrs. I N. Henshaw of Seaside and
her son. Albert Henshaw of Portland
spent Wednesday evening with Mr
and Mrs. George Lestts.
HEPP’S RACKET STORE
GRESHAM. OREGON
We have just received a large shipment of Sunshade
.8 raw Hats. Get yours now while our stock is complete.
“Don’t 20 out without a Sunshade”
OUR HEALTH BREAD
at this Bakery and at Stores
i o s l a i s s th e Y itam iaeft, m ixed by
scientific principles
I t ’« Good and Good for You
HOT ( ROSS BI NS
This Week
Members of the Gresham W. C. T. C. 1
are busy working for the haxaar to be
given by the anions of the county for
THEO VAN DONINCK
Phone 1221
the benefit of the Children's Farm !
Home.
The bazaar w ill be at 2G't
Fifth street, opposite the city hall in
Portland on next Friday and Saturday,
March JO and 31. Donations for
Gresham's "country store” booth are
being left at the home of M r*. J. H.
Metzger.
The 42d wedding anniversary of Mr.
Hc“ th a t th IeiPhfi î n Com pa.ny
an nm ineento 8th e ° p ü ÎÎ
and M r*. D P M illlkln was celebrated
at their home last Friday evening by a
lie th a t th e in s ta lla tio n c h a rg e of $2.50 will be re b a te d on
ds The affair was a
lo th * ™ ? °
in sta lle d betw een th is d a te and A pril
surprise, arranged by thetr niece. Miss
I FJoella Jacobs and Mrs. C. F. Fail.
T h e o n ly c o n d itio n to th is F R E E O F F E R is th a t th re e
_ t F{efr«-»htnents were served and a de­
m o n th s ’ p h o n e re n ta l a m o u n tin g to $4.50 m ust be paid in
lightful social evening was spent.
a d v a n ce to co v e r n e c e ssa ry expense.
1
Those present beside* Mr. and Mrs.
T h is offer a p p lie s to a ll p e rso n s living a d ja c e n t to o u r
M illlk in and the two hostesses were
p re s e n t Unes W h ere a d d itio n a l lin es and poles w 1 h a v e
Mr and Mr*. C. W. Guile and the lat­
to be in sta lle d an e x tr a c h a rg e w ill be m ade
ter's sister, Mrs. Fish. Mr and -Mr*.
Dennis Taylor. H. J Fleischer. C. F.
Fall, Mr and Mrs. 8. C. Jones.
Gresham and Handy high schools
w ill be among the twenty-seven
schools of the state which w ill be rep- I
resented In a typing contest to be held
In connection with the business show
at Oregon A gricultural College on
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next Friday and Katurday. Carl Ar- '
vidson and Georgia Stapleton w ill rep- ,
P re sid e n t.
resent Gresham school as first year {
typist*.
J. W Norwood, president of the
Western Oregon Conference of the
Seventh Day Adventist church, w ill
spesk at Carlson's hall next Saturday.
March 31, at 10 o'clock. H r was for­
merly president of the Idaho confer- )
W hen sto re d in th e b a n k s of th e c o u n try fnm ,« „
•nca and Is a g<x»d speaker, A ll are
b a sis of c re d it th a t is of m a te ria l a d v a n ta g e m you a n d
cordially Invited to attend.
th e c o m m u n ity in w h ich you live. T he m oney ¿ h to h •
A baby girl was born on Monday to .
held in h id in g o r c a rrie d in th e pocket is of no b e S to
Mr and Mrs. Krone Olbrlch of South •
a n y one. O ne m ig h t a s w ell expect re tu rn s fr o m t b !
1
Roberts avenue.
a n d c o p p e r o re o r gold n u ;g e ts sto red in t h a ’ i
r
.h e e a rth . I, „ sa & ,h a . a S t S a X w ,'h a t W . h i
Miss Marjorie I.yman. who la a stu- I
dent at W,l!«mette University, visited
U nnecessary m oney c a rrie d in pockets wer«.
,
with frlendu and relatives In Gresh- :
vested th e r e tu r n s th e re fro m w ould pay all of oKr ! » ? £ "
am today.
P ro v id e y o u rse lf w ith a check book and
Oliver O lli, who has studies In both
r a th e r th a n w ith c a sh . C heck books fu rn is h ? * ^ re J CheCk
W illam ette University and Kimball
School of Theology, la at home for the
spring vacation.
F Ollbertson of Seattle has been
G resh am , O regon
employed by the Walrad Mercantile
company to take the place made va-
cant by the resignation of J. I t H orr,
Mqulrrrl PMseafc« Hue.
Ragulsr meeting of Gresh-
ho w ill he employed as a salesman I
tor Raker A Son
Mr. Gilbertson Is
am Lodge No. 1JS, 1.0 0 F. i Now *• ‘ he time to get the destruc-
already at work and Mr. H orr will In the Odd Fellows hull, every Thors- ttve squirrel
One squirrel killed in
day evening
Brothers welcome
take up his negt duties at once.
the
,h “ »Pr.ng i . equivalent
to several
A R TH U R H HENSLKX N G
killed a little later. Squirrel pglson
We are ready fn Install that Mars- • C. A. H IL L . Secretary.
w ell* turnare for you
L. L. Kidder
may be obtained from rodent control
H.lw C o —-Adv.
Printing orders. Phone 1581.
leader or county agent.
Gresham City Bakerv
“The Stream of L ife ”
In Six Kerb
Endorsed
by C le r g y a n d L a y m e n , T r a d e a n d P re s s as
th e c le a n e s t a n d best p ic tu re e v e r p ro d u c e d
f)<«nn G rove B u lletin ,
O< can G rove, N.
J.
Gresham people are rno»t fortunate in having the opportunity of see­
ing this wonderful motion picture production
To be Shown at the
Gresham Movie Theater
Wednesday, March 28
7 :1 5
I
"” la ,, ed in , he order
• T H E HTHEAM G F L IF E " T h e .Sixth week. T hin th e lant
eh itnce to **•<• thin ntarvelotiM p ictu re thin se aso n . A fter a r e ­
markable run of five w eek s thin w o n d e rfu l m otion p ic tu re Is
still d ra w in g crow ds, und c o n tin u e s to hold Its m y ste rio u s a n d
Irre sis tib le spell over th e g re a t a u d ie n c e s that see |t n ig h t a fte r
n ig h t, Tin- c ro w d s h a v e lau g h e d und c ried , h av e been th rille d
a n d In sp ired , ns th ey have been c a rrie d a lo n g , sw ept by he
p a th o s and th e h u m o r of th e p ictu re. O ne w om an c am e to sec.
the- p ic tu re e v e ry n ig h t Inst wee k
At
Free Installation
and 9 p, m. Sharp
» ph “»-
Multnomah and Clackamas County
Mutual Telephone Company
MONEY IS NOT WEALTH — BUT
First S tate B ank