T I 't M H Ï ,
T h e B ank of G resham pays
cent In terest on tim e d e p o sits.-
After
Every M eal
Have a packet in your
pocket for ever-ready
refreshment.
Aids digestion.
Allays thirst.
Soothes the throat.
For Quality, Flavor and
the Sealed Packaje,
FAIRVIEW
SEPT E M BE It
IS,
PAGE THREE
BORING
T he W om en's Society of th e P re sb y
S unday g u ests at th e hom e of Mr.
te ria n ch u rch w ill hold its re g u la r
m onthly m eeting at th e hom e of Mrs and Mrs. Mm. C hild's and fam ily w ere
A. L. S tone on F rid ay evening, Sep Mr. and Mrs. David S tory and fam ily
tem ber 21. Mrs. Stone w ill be a ssist of F o re st Grove. Mr. an d Mrs. F red
ed by Mrs. Alm a H all, Mrs. H. A. F u l E v erest of H illsboro, an d Mr. and Mrs.
ler, Mrs. G. O. Dolph and Mrs. E. R. D Royce Childs of Bull Run.
Baby P earl, th e in fan t d au g h ter of
H ollensted. All a re invited.
Mr. and Mrs. F ritz S tag er, who has
"T he S oul's E n tan g lem en t and Re been ill for th e p ast week, is rep o rted
le ase” w ill be th e su b ject of th e Rev. m uch im proved.
E. R. D. H ollensted a t th e Sm ith Me
Mr. and Mrs H. H. H ughes retu rn ed
m orial P re sb y teria n ch u rch a t th e hom e th e la st of th e w eek a fte r sp en d
m orning w orship at 11 o'clock next ing th e past tw o w eeks in th e hop
Sunday. S unday school will be at 10 fields n ea r Salem.
o'clock. A p rogram is being p rep ared
F. K. M aulding of C ottage Grove
for rally day, to be observed on O cto
sp
en
t th e w eek-end a t th e home of his
ber 7.
b ro th er, E. V. M aulding and family.
Mrs. A lfred Yaun, who has been ill
COTTRELL
for th e p ast week, is rep o rted m uch
im proved.
L adies Aid of C o ttrell Com m unity
Mrs. Mary P o tter left S unday to
ch u rc h w ill m eet W ednesday a t 2
spend th e next tw o m onths w ith r e la
o'clock a t th e ch u rch . All those h av
tives in different p a rts of California.
ing unbleached m uslin ap ro n s a re re
Miss M arie A nderegg and Ja s. Send
quested to b ring them so they can be
ers of P o rtlan d w ere S unday g u ests at
used as p attern s.
th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. F ritz S tag er
and fam ily.
Storage, Storage
Jo e Lunday, who has sp en t th e past
F o r sto rag e see B u rten W alrad,
week at his home here, re tu rn e d to his
G resham , phone n i l .
w ork at K erry , Oregon, Sunday.
F. M. M organ and K enneth Childs
m otored to Bend, O regon, th e la st of
th e week.
Mr. and Mrs. R. T elford, who has
sp en t th e la st two w eeks a t th e home
of here, left M onday for th e woods at
Wind River.
Over-Stock of Oil Stoves
THE LORAIN AND BONAMI
\\ e wish to close this over-supply out as the
season is almost over.
them as long as they last.
LORAIN
We carry a complete assortment of popular
sheet music.
GUY D. JONES
Jeuieler
$18.50
SOME OF THE MANY FEATURES OF
Ginghams
On Sale Now
A large variety of patterns,
A good grade, fast colors,
32-inch wide
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î —i
The yard 25c
A Special on Burson Heather Hose
They are medium weight, in brown or green heather
no seams to hurt, knit to fit the ankle. A good
fall hose, at, the pair........................................
5O c
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
" T h e H ouse o f Q u a lity ’
I’lione 1411
G re sh am
CHEVROLET
New Low Prices
On all Chevrolet models
Touring Car,
Roadster
-
Coupe
Sedan
-
Delivery
Commercial Delivery
Utility Express Truck,
______
for the R ed W h eel
BONAMI OIL STOVE
WITH KEROGAS BURNER
Do you know that this stove burns 400 gallons of
air to one gallon of common kerosene oil ? As delightful
as a gas range. Easy operated and controlled.
Large sijuare full open-top grates, give SO per cent
ore cooking capacity. Cooking pots can be shoved or
slid around easily several pots can be boiled on one fire
Made ot steel cabinet style, porcelain enameled
burner drums, heavy burners.
W e have these stoves^
in 2-hoIe burners at
A c a rd p a rty and e n tertain m en t
have been planned for next F riday,
S eptem ber 21, by th e social com m ittee i
of T ro u td ale C h ap ter O rder of E a s t
ern S tar. R efresh m en ts w ill be se rv
ed a t th e close of th e evening.
POWELL VALLEY
T he Pow ell V alley P aren t-T ea ch e r
association w ill hold th e first m eeting
of th e school year a t th e schoolhouse
on F rid ay evening, S eptem ber 21.
E lection of officers w ill ta k e place and
p la n s for th e com ing year w ill be d is
cussed. All p atro n s of th e school a re |
u rged to atten d .
$14.00
in 3-hole burners at
$18.00
in 4-hole with
hi-back at
SHERMAN McCARTER garage
I n v e s t ^ a t e 'f o r
Gresham,
W illard
e
$32.50 S O n a b i :
V„e e ^ d rr
P n C e f ° r a n y ° r a11 s t ° v e s '
YOUR HOME FURNISHER
jj* , 7 ° " ld
8Uffered » 8e'
I 'e r e jo lt if th ey had atten d ed the
I dedication of th e tw o first u n its of th e
C hildren's F arm Home of th a t organ-
ization on S eptem ber 5
I
On a farm of 245 acres, th e pick In
point of fe rtility and beauty in Ben
ton county, th e W. C. T. U. has e re c t
ed two b eautiful hom es for dependent
children w h ere som ething over 40
R esolutions of Condolence.
happy g irls and boys a re being given
G resham , Ore., Sept. 8, 1923.
real C hristian hom e train in g .
W hereas, it has pleased th e Suprem e
T he ages v ary from th re e to fifteen
R uler of th e U niverse to rem ove from
our m idst B ro th er Leo A nicker, a re y ears and th ey have com e from v a ri
spected m em ber of G resham G range ous p o rtio n s of th e state. T hese have
No. 270, th e re fo re be It
been selected from m ore th an 100 In
Resolved, th a t in th e death of Bro. whose in te re st ap p licatio n s have been
Leo A nicker we have lost a faithful
made, as th e m ost needy ones. To
m em ber.
R esolved, th a t th e sym pathy of th is provide for th e co n stan tly in creasin g
list o th e » r v co
w
be
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ran -- g e be
extended to
bereaved
c
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vw th
u i c e u
c i v a t c u i w aiting
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u i ttag
u j g C es
B
w ill
ill
DP
fam ily and these reso lu tio n s be m ade built as rap id ly as th e funds can be
n r ropnrdfl
on/l mi««
•
a n n p n a r rt t of
of n our
reco rd s and
o u r c h a rte r I g __e«.
ath ered , and those who ap p re cia te
be d raped for 30 days.
the value of childhood a re appealed to
W. B-PARSONS,
tp a s s is t In th is extension of one of
H. W. SNASHALL,
Com m ittee.
the m ost w orthy e n terp rises of the
sta te w h eth er viewed from a h u m an i
0 . E. 8. Notice.
T ro u td ale C h ap ter No. 80, O. E. S., ta ria n or an econom ic view point. It
will give a card p arty F rid a y evening, Is alw ays ch eap er to srv e a child tlran
for --
a - crim
in — al,
and a a u home-
S eptem ber 21. T h ere w ill be also an . to c a re —
.........
, <...u
v u te
u n u su ally good program and refre sh - less child has a larg e ch ance to he
mpnt«
flOPTAi
M M iT T F v
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m
ents.
SOCIAL rn
COMMITTEE,
come an expensive charge.
Mayor G eorg,1 L. B aker of P o rtlan d ,
A re you w ide aw ake? Read the
W ant Ads.
< h airm an of th e P o rtlan d com m ittee
S ta te d
com m unication of charged w ith raisin g P o rtla n d 's quota
F airv iew Lodge No. 92 A. F. for th e F arm Home B uilding fund,
th e ” Kroun,i
gro u n d for
for the
th e P
P o o rtlan
rtlan d d
& A. M., S atu rd ay evening, I tu rn ed tn
a t 8 _____________
o ’clock. Con- COttaRe' plar‘8 toT w hich a re alread y
S eptem ber 22, 1923, ___
v A.
4 de I COmnlptpd
•«.
com pleted, en
c o n n fra,»
tra c t let, and ..............
w ork will
stitu tlo n Week follow ed I...
by E.
1 be u nder way Im m ediately with the
gree. V isiting b reth ren welcome.
WM. H. STANLEY, S ecy .
hope th a t It may be ready for th e re-
STUART THOMPSON, W. M.
| eeption of ch ild ren early In th e year.
The dedication exercises w ere w it
nessed by a la rg e crow d of people
1 com ing from th e various sections of
TIRES AND TI BES
the s ta te for th e occasion.
Oregon
A ll K in d s o f R ough an d D ressed
LUM BER
We Deliver
Jonsrud - Gunderson Lumber Co.
Boring, Oregon
Phonc' Sandy
FOR THE BEST MEATS
F re sh o r C ured, L a rd , E tc., p re p a re d a n d sold u n d e r a b
so lu te ly s a n ita r y c o n d itio n s a n d a t low est
p o ssib le prices, y o u ll go to
THE SANITARY MARKET
G«0. IHETL, Prop.
Phone l7 „
OUR HEALTH BREAD
a t this B akery and a t S to res
C ontains the VI fam in es, in k ed by
scientific principles
«
I L
It’s Good and Good lor You
Gresham City Bakery
THEO. VAN DONINCK
Phone
F IS K
Tires
A m erican«
A kron T ire s
««■«• ¡•w.-A-w
V u lcan izin g and R e tre a d in g
All W ork G uaranteed
Gresham Tire Shop
GEO. A. BRA ND T
P h o n e 1107
Make your telephone earn you m ore
h y c ° nnectln g It with a w ant ad.
H a ll’s C a ta r r h
Medicine
_
rid your system o f Catanh or Deafness
Yes, We Have the BUICK Agency
“ L e t y o u r next e a r he a liu lc k ”
M AIN STREET GARAGE
e h „ * 1228
caused by Catarrh.
JoW G druggtH, for orrr 40 ir o n
F. J. CHENEY &. C O ., Toledo, O hio
JOHN W. OLIVER
HAVE YOUR FEED ROLLED AT
Altman’s Feed Mill
Storage Batterien.
G re s h a m
r
J. E. M ETZG ER
Resolved, th a t in th e d eath of S ister
- u rry we have lo st a faithful
Evelyn C
m em ber,
“ ............
Resolved, th a t th e sy m p ath y of th is
g I H ran
g e « be
extended
to th e „ bereaved
TT1 i l v
n< 1 f b o o n
n u n l n t
. .. _ _ -1 ..
fam
ily an
d th ese r reso
lu tio n s V be
m ade
a p a rt of our reco rd s and o u r c h a rte r
| he draped for 30 days.
W. B. PARSONS,
H. W. SNASHALL,
Com m ittee.
Distributor for Chevrolet M otor Cars
P h o n e 2331
y°oVÄ
R esolutions of Condolence.
G resham , Ore., Sept. 8, 1923.
W hereas, it has pleased th e S uprem e I Hiiinanltarliim Work Is Started by
W C . T. U.
R uler of th e U niverse to rem ove from
our m idst -------
S iste r --------
Evelyn
a C urry, a re- I Those w ho have considered the
N o ^ O t l erefoerr e ° b e n re8ham G ran ^
W C' T ' U' “ an tiq u ated and p ast Its
O ld field
$ 633.00
622.00
837.00
1000.00
612.00
516.00
675.00
$22.50
THE LORAIN
3-burner
I lame strikes the pan. Removable hood makes Lorain EASY TO W K -v u r i
stick, it doesn t rub against tube W ICK S TOP it r
ICK. V ick won t
height.
S
» V lL K b l OP, self-adjusting, stops wick at correct
VICTORY
New Fall
GUARANTEE
2-burner
TROUTDALE
T he first m eeting of th e V ictory P a r-
I en t-T each er asso ciatio n w ill be held
I at th e schoolhouse on F rid a y evening,
I S eptem ber 21. A sh o rt p rogram w ill
be given and Mrs. G. J. P erk in s of |
P o rtlan d , d istric t vice p resid en t, will
) be th e sp eak er of th e evening. A re-
I eeption w ill be held for th e new te a c h
er, Mrs. L ouise Nelson, R efresh m en ts
will be served. All a re co rd ially In
vited.
Price sacrifice on
Should th e in n e r c o m b u stio n tu b e
of th e L o ra in H ig h Speed Oil B u rn
e r b u rn o u t w ith in 10 y e a rs from
d a te of p u rc h a se , re p la c e m e n t w ill
be m ad e e n tire ly F re e of C h arg e.
Have
everything new in novelty jewelry, consisting
of the latest designs in Eardrops, Spanish
Combs Barrettes, Stone Bracelets, “Chocker
I eads , Peggy Chains” and many other art
icles, all popularly priced.
IMS
Near Pleasant Horne
T i o lin is t a n d T e a c h e r
Mr. O liv er will reo p en h is stu d io fo r th e th ird se a
son In G resh am , S a tu rd a y , O cto b er 6. P upils «re re-
•luested to re p o rt betw een 1 an d 3.
ST U D IO — Second a n d R o b e rts Ave.
H um anity Is so closely k n it th a t
" It will be very difficult to red u ce
you cannot In ju re your neighbor w ith freig h t ra te s If we continue In th is
out h u rtin g yourself. But It Is also so
co u n try to Increase tax es upon th e