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POPI LAB TUOI TH A I.F I’AIK I’XITEB IX MAKKIAGF Giant Leviathan Aground in New York Harbor III i« X f * Ï 5 |lll h 80 i ^ enty tl!5s ln -x H i York harbor went to the aid of tho great Leviathan when a strong ebb Vle Queen of the Seas” into a mud (tank. With all of their putting and tugging the big boat could r'.iiu ti i n ' k i e.'.en ns w.1,le.n tlle rislllS tllle lifted her. Now the L\ S. Shipping board announces* th e mishap a WU1 be UP UBtil March undergoing repairs to reversing turbines which were the cause of tho n l, f FAIRVIEW Miss Olive W ilson, youngest d au g h te r of Mrs. C. S. W ilson, and C larence P arso n s, son of Mrs H. F P arso n s, w ere un ited in m a rria g e S atu rd ay eve ning, D ecem ber 29th, at 7:30, a t the hom e of th e b rid e’s m other. In the p resen ce of a few n ea r relativ es, th e The Rev. E c. R anton officiating bride and groom have sp en t m ost of th e ir lives in th e T ro u td ale com m uni ty and a re one of T ro u td a le ’s finest couples. T he young people sta rted housekeeping im m ediately in th e A lbert F o x ’ co ttag e on T ro u td ale H eights, w hich they had b eau tifu lly fu rn ish ed and ready. Mr. P arso n s is a celery gro w er h ere and had th e honor of “Celery K ing” bestow ed on him th is season in a w orld co n test of celery grow ers. T h eir m any frien d s jo in in sin cere w ishes for a happy and p ro sp ero u s life and a re glad th ey are to rem ain in th is com m unity. T he hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Sim oni w as th e scene of a pretty w edding on C h ristm as day a t noon when Mrs. E lva Rohall, sis te r of Mrs. Sim oni w as u n ited in m a rria g e to F red S chw ichtenberg in th e presence of a few rela tiv e s and friends. A fter th e cerem ony a w edding and C hrist m as d in n er w as served. In th e e\ n ing about 60 invited g u ests w ere p resen t nt th e w edding dance given in th e city h all, w hich had been p re tti ly decorated in red and green. T h - b rid e and groom a re both from P o rt land. STA K T V O I 'K “ S! ( ( E S S B A L I, A K O L L IN ’ BY B I’ILDIXG 1 1» VOI R “ LOOSE CHANGE" PILE IX OXE OE OCR SMALL HOME BANKS — it’s a money savin ’ plan — get oue today. BANK OF GRESHAM G resh am , O regon stu d en ts to read th e life of A braham POWELL VALLEY as a background of th e lesson study in -(J KESIIA.M'S At the Sm ith M emorial P resb y terian th e Sunday school, w hich m eets at 10 Mrs. H ockstedt of C arro lls, W ash ch u rc h the p astor, th e Rev. E. R. D. o'clock. ington, visited from Decem ber 21th H ollensted, will com m ence a series of u n til last S unday w ith Mr. and Mrs serm ons. T he J a n u a ry serm ons will C. L indgren. COTTRELL be on th e gen eral them e, “S tirrin g Miss C arlson of P o rtlan d visited E vents in the B ible.” T he topic for T he L adies’ Aid of th e C o ttrell Com over New Y ear's day w ith Miss M yrtle n ext Sunday w ill be “A M idnight in m unity ch u rch w ill m eet next W ednes A nderson. E g y p t.” Ish m ae i’s deliverance, a les day afternoon, J a n u a ry 9. P lan s for T he w atch n ig h t services at the son on God’s in tervention. T he s e r the com ing y ear w ill be m ade a t th is L u th e ra n ch u rch M onday evening vice s ta rts a t 11 o'clock. S unday school tim e and th e election of officers will w ere w ell atten d ed . T he L adies’ Aid w ill be at 10. be held. E ach lady will bring her own w ill m eet T h u rsd ay , Ja n u a ry 10th at D inner g u ests on C h ristm as day at “An E x p ert in the M aking" will be w ork for th e day. 2 p. m. at th e hom e of Mrs. John th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Mc th e serm on topic of th e Rev. J. S ta n H ulander. Mrs. Sw ard will assist the G innis w ere Mr. and Mrs. Jam es ford .Moore at th e M ethodist church at F arm ers M utual F ire Relief Assn, hostess. As th e officers for th e com Spence and Mr. and Mrs. M. B. McGin 11 o'clock. T he p a s to r u rg es Bible hoes F lo u rish in g B usiness. ing year will be elected at th is m eet nis and fam ily. T he F arm ers M utual has grow n to ing. all a re urged to be present. by the Mrs. Anna R ichardson and son Linn be the la rg e st fa rm e rs’ com pany in the T he youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. and d au g h ter E lla, a te C h ristm as d in Ton or Halt Ton N orthw est. F a rm e rs who consider th e ir own w elfare p refer it. P resid en t E rn e st C h risten sen has been ill for n er at th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. S nash all rep o rts the A ssociation has th e past week but some im provem ent H ensley in P o rtlan d . over $16,000,000 in force and over 10,- (Sm ith M em orial) 000 m em bers. In th e p ast y ear it has is noticed a t presen t. M rs E m fline Shaw and sister. Mrs. A rth u r F ag er accom panied C arl paid over $33,000 in losses w ith one F airview , Oregon L au ra H eim boldt, spent th e holiday assessm en t only a t 30c per hundred Arvidson hom e from P o rtlan d T u es » w x a j t i «. vacation w ith frien d s In P o rtlan d R E V . E. IL D. HOLLEXSTEI), dollars. T h ere is no reaso n why day for a sh o rt visit. M In ls te r Mr. and Mrs. D. W. M lckiey en ter farm ers should pay high ra te s w hen T ne Rev. O scar W ilner announces Pow ell and llap lc S treets 247 Davis S treet , they can in su re in a F a rm e rs' A sso his services a t th e M ission ch u rch as talned on C h ristm as day, Mr. and Mrs, SERVICES GRESHAM ciation. A nyone w ishing to in su re will PORTLAND S U N D A Y S C H O O L ........... Gale H anna and Mr. and Mrs. Ray A. M. I’HOXE lè s i follow s: S unday school, 10 a. m M O R N IN G W O R S H IP ___ I’HOXK liRDY. 3083 A. i l . call on H. W. S n ash all at th e F air G rounds, G resham . P hone F a rm e rs p reach in g 11, them e “The Lamb of M lckiey and babv of P o rtlan d . H elpful — R estful - In sp irin g 2101.—Adv. T h ere will be no serv ice In th e M. E God.” E vening a t 7:30, “T he G race “ | of God.” T he choir and strin g band church on Sunday. J a n u a ry 6. Mr. and Mrs. A. Otto and little son ! will play and sing at th e evening s e r vice. On T uesday evening is the Ruddy spent th e holiday vacation in young people’s p ray e r m eeting and on P o rtland. Mr. and Mrs. W aRace Rnence en ter F re s h o r C ured, L ard , Etc., p re p a re d a n d sold u n d e r a b T h u rsd ay evening th e re g u la r ch u rch so lu te ly s a n ita ry c o n d itio n s a n d at low est p ra y e r m eeting. T he confirm ation talned at d in n er on C h ristm as day p o ssib le prices, yo u 'll go to class m eets at the ch u rch every S a t Miss Alice Spence of P o rtlan d . Mr. and Mrs W. C. Snence. M arg aret and Mir u rd ay at 2 p. m. T he O rient school has been closed lam Snence and R ich ard K n arr. Isaa c H atfield has cone to Columbia I for tw o w eeks on account of an ep i GEO. DIET!., Prop. Phone 1711 county to v isit his d au g h ters. Mrs. Mav demic of m easles. G resham Mrs. A lta G entry and son Russell A nderson and Mrs. S tella L ink, who ate d in n er New Y ear's day with Mr. live n e a r St. H elens. P o rtis H atfield Is u n ite sick a t th e and Mrs. R obert Lundbom. T he Mission ch u rch held its a n Good S am aritan h ospital. L. A. H arlow and fam ily w ere din nual ch u rch election T uesday. Au at th is Bakery and a t S to rm g u st P eterso n w as elected as tru ste e n er guests on S unday at th e hom e of in place of Chas. N ordblum , whose Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reverfdge ln C ontains the V itam ines, m l’ ed by T h ere w ere 24 relativ es term expired. Miss T eela Shuholm P o rtlan d scientific p rin cly les was elected a s s is ta n t Sunday school presen t. D inner g u ests a t the hom e of Mr. A re Y O U g e ttin g y o u r s h a r e o f th e b ig m o n e y “ S H U B E R T ” su p erin ten d en t. It’s Good and Good for You Mr. and Mrs. P hilip C h ristensen and Mrs. J. R, K n a rr on W ednesday is p a y in g f o r f u rs ? I f y o u ’r e n o t, t h a t ’s y o u r fa u lt. W a k e and Mrs. H. P. C h risten sen spent New evening w ere Mr. and Mrs. C harles up! G e t S H U B E R T ” p r ic e s fo r y o u r f u r s f ro m n o w o n __ | Y ears w ith F ra n k C h risten sen and R ram h ali and sons Lloyd and K e n j u s t ta k e a lo o k a t th e p ric e s q u o te d b e lo w fo r O re g o n F u r s ! ,V... / n ett, Miss F ay P arso n s, th e Misses THEO. VAN DONINCK I fam ily at Sandy. Phone 1221 & \ 1 T h a t s w h a t S H U B E R T " w ill p a y o n a n h o n e s t a n d lib e ra l Mr. and Mrs. Alf. O. Nelson of M argaret and Miriam Spence and John g ra d in g . O u r s h ip p e r s r ig h t in y o u r o w n n e ig h b o rh o o d a r e G resham called on Mr. and Mrs. C. A. McGinnis. re a p in g a g o ld e n h a r v e s t. G e t in o n th is b ig m o n e y . Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Spence, Mr. and L indgren last T hursday. PLEASANT HOME SPRINGDALE Rev. S. F. P itts and w ife visited In Mrs. T hom as Low, Mrs. W allace T he S unday school m eets at 10 a. in. th is neighborhood S unday evening, Spence, th e Misses M arg aret and M ir Tom N orthw ay has been unable to iam Spence and R ichard K n a rr a tte n d w ith classes for all ages. A young w ork for some tim e on acco unt ot tak in g su p p er w ith Mrs. H. P. C h ris fô/XJIIA LÁRGÍT m ? LARGE ! Mt?l MEDIUM I N°l SMALL T Q â V t > A f t t | m > A TO A V tH A C t | U iW A TO A V f G t ¡ g IT » A TQ A V f A f c t ten sen , and la te r atten d ed th e Mission ed th e Scotch d in n e r and d ance on people’s class has been recently s t a r t Idood poison In one 1 and and arm , but AS TO S i |( A to A t-» » ch u rch and took p a rt in th e services. New Y ear’s eve given by th e O rkney ed and is grow ing In atten tio n and In tlie Infection Is m uch better. Mrs. John H u lan d er en tertain ed th - and S hetlan d society In th e hall of th e terest. A study of th e Gospel of Jo h n Violet and E dw ard P arso n s a re both fam ilies of C. A. L indgren, F. M attson E ast Side B usiness Men’s club In P o rt Is being conducted by the pastor. ill. Violet has a bad case of b ro n The ch u rch is recognizing next Hun ch itis, w hile her b ro th er E dw ard, is and A. Aim on F rid ay evening. A so land. I35to 1.S0 1.55(3 1.15 l.COlo .75,.60 to .451.69io .30 T he dance given h ere S atu rd ay day as ch u rch m em b ers’ day. T he roll suffering w ith ea r tro u b le. He was cial tim e w as enjoyed and re fre s h n ig h t w as attended hy a v ery la rg e ' will be called by th e p asto r and eaeii tak en to th e h o sp ital T h u rsd ay to have m en ts served. m em ber is req u ested to an sw er with his ea r lanced. Mr. and Mrs. Arvidson visited Mrs. crow d. T he m usic w as excellent. a verse of sc rip tu re or a word of te s ti E dw ard H owell from th e B rem erton A rvidson’s sister, Mrs. W ahlberg, in L ittle H elen M eter h as been very navy y ard h o sp ital w as hom e for th e 1 mony. One hundred per cent atten d III. P o rtlan d , Sunday. i Heavy Furred,Silky 17.00 to 15.00 13.50to 12.Í10 11.00 to 9.00 7.50 to 6.50 7.50 to 3.75 mice is hoped for. T he doors of the Ordinary, Open or Miss Mae M. K eller, d au g h ter of Mr. holiday vacation. Mrs. G. B ates’s sister. Miss O 'R egan, 14.00 io 12.00 11.00 to 10.00 8.50 to 7.75 6.00 to 5.00 6.C0 to 3.00 j ch u rch will be open to any d esirin g to ) Headless Mrs. M ary P arso n s is sick again. and Mrs. C. R. K eller, and C. Claude was tak en to th e h o sp ital Sunday. Miss I u n ite w ith th e ch u rch . H um phrey of P o rtlan d , w ere m arried O 'R egan is suffering from ear trouble. The P eoples’ B arg ain co u n ter. See T he financial se c re ta ry will give a on Decem ber 24. Mrs. C hapm an’s m o th er has left for th e w ant ads. i re p o rt a t th is m eeting th a t the people her own home. of th e ch u rc h may know the s ta tu s of Fine Dark . . • 14.001o 12.00 10.50 to 900 8.50 to 7.25 6.00 to 5.00 6.00 to 3 00 S to r a g e b a t t e r y r e p a ir in g n n d r e e tia r g A re you w ide aw ak e? Mrs. C. E. V est's m o th er, Mrs. H in Read the lo g s t a r t e r a n il g e n e r a to r w o rk . It a k e r th e budget. Usual Color. . 10.00 to 8.50 8.00 to 7 00 6.00 to 5.00 4.75 to 3.75 5.00 to 2 50 W ant Ads. m an, lias left for her hom e In Yakim a. k Ron T he Rev. E. G. R anton will speak Dr. A. W. Botkin of G resham visited Coast.............. 8.00 to 7.00 6.50 to 5.00 4.75 to 3.50 3.25 to 2.50 3.25 to 2.00 co n cern in g th e g en eral ru les of th e Mrs. H inm an w hile sh e was a t h er M E. ch u rch . Mr. an d Mrs. R anton d au g h ter's. Y ears ago w hen th e doc T h e s e e x tr e m e ly h ig h p r ic e s a r e b a s e d o n th e w e ll-k n o w n w ill sing. S H U B E R T S T A N D A R D G R A D IN G a n d a r e q u o te d 'fhe following are the regular subscription rates on Port W hile tills Is to be recognized us to r w as Just a young ch ap he resided at the hom e of Mrs. H inm an for som e fo r im m e d ia te s h ip m e n t. N o . 3 ’s, N o . 4 ’s a n d o th e r w is e land dailies and combination with Outlook, except for the ch u rch m em b ers’ day, It is also d e tim e. in fe rio r s k in s a t h ig h e s t m a r k e t v a lu e . bargain rates announced above. sired th a t frien d s who a re not m em Miss E lizabeth Reid and S tew art bers may be p resen t and Join in w o r D o n ’t d e la y an o th er m inute! Q u ic k action One Year W ith Outlook ship and fellow ship. T he m eeting will Jo hnson, both of P o rtlan d , w ere re OREGONIAN Dally m ean s m ore m o n e y for you. , $6.00 cen t g u ests of Mr. an d Mrs. H. N. $6.35 be of in te re st to all. OREGONIAN, Daily and Sunday 8.00 8.00 C h risten sen . OREGON JOURNAL, Daily 6.00 6.35 Mr. and Mrs. II. N. C h risten sen w ere OREGON JOURNAL, Dally and Sunday tie) 8.00 8.00 Oregonian Bargain tiller. recen t g u ests of Mr. an d Mrs. Frod PORTLAND TELEGRAM 5.00 5.35 The O regonian is m aking a special PORTLAND NEWS 5.00 5.00 bargain offer on th e Dally edition for Sm ith. I the next 234 days for $4 and on th e 1 F rie n d s of Mrs. C. C h risten sen wtll Daily an d Sunday for 300 days for ’ be glad to h ear th a t sh e Is able to get $6.00. S u itab le com binations with th e . about h e r hom e w ith th e aid of . Outlook may be arranged.A dv. cru tch es. . . ^ > 7 ° r a s t i n Ave Make y o u r telephone earn you m o re l PHONE 1561 hy co n n ectin g it with a w ant ad. P hone w ant ads. to 1561. Regular Portland Service Briquets I EKSTROM / $17.00 Presbyterian Church Coal FOR THE BEST MEATS THE SANITARY MARKET OCR HEALTH BREAD £ Gresham City Bakery COME O N W ITH YO U R FU R S M USK RAT 1 H I N K REGULAR RATES ON DAILIES H urry in a S h ip m e n t AB.SHUBERTinc CHICAGO- HOME SWEET HOME WELL wE W <lvr 6E T ANY S leep tpn iö h t . pur sew NEIÓH0OR 16 SHARPENING H li SAW5 AÚAIN / a Great Events Are Happening. Keep Informed SUBSCRIBE NOW ! THAT T HIH F IL IN G saw t e e t h , t h a t ' s hks wife LEARNING PLAY th e v io l in / w ell S h e *\Ü«T BE TOO OLO TO L E A R N th e n L it SHE TELLS HE that is very D if f ic u l t < to l e a r n to . the plan v io l in / D if f ic u l t VstELL IT - e h I W ISH W AS im p o s s ib l e / ? f u t il e TASKS' Otear Ha» No Ear For Music C aU M V IM d £> £ LOOKS IN V m B A LO O K I H L Ó L A S f