ru U L L L VALLEI
UKEEK
C arl A rvidson is first co rn etist w ith
Mrs. C arl H anson re tu rn e d from I
th e M ontgom ery W ard
o rch e stra
E m -n u el h o sp ital W ednesday.
w hich w as heard over th e radio on
W illiam B erglund and fam ily a n d !
M onday evening.
A rt. B erglund w ere P o rtlan d v isito rs )
Miss H azel Sedig retu rn ed to h er on S atu rd ay .
w ork w ith th e W estern Union in P o rt
T he ch ild ren of th e com m unity m et J
land S unday a fte r spending tw o weeks at th e B erglund hom e on Monday and j
a t h e r home.
spen t a happy evening in gam es.
A num ber of friends su rp rised Miss
Mrs. J. M. A nderson had as g u ests J
M ildred Johnson a t her home Sunday Sunday Mrs. L ittleto n , Mrs. Sm ith
afte rn o o n in honor of h er birthday. and her friend.
She received sev eral p rese n ts and r e
Mrs. K reb s and d au g h ters E va and I
fre sh m e n ts w ere served.
H ulda w ere g u ests of Mrs. C arl K rebs |
Mrs. G. A. Jo h n sto n and Mrs. Hazel Sunday.
G uests a t th e L eK ander hom e on
K nox drove out from P ortlan d W ed
nesday and visited w ith Mrs. C harles Sunday w ere Jo h n Jo hnson, H arold I
B acklund, Tom L ovelace, C h ester and |
L undquist.
An invitatio n is extended to all to F red F ritzstro m .
Mr. and Mrs. F elix C arlson w ere re-I
atten d th e p rogram to be given by the
W om an’s Home and F oreign M ission ce n t c a lle rs a t th e Chas. D anielson |
a ry society S atu rd ay evening a t th e home.
T h ere w ill be S unday school a t the
L u th e ra n church.
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SENATOR ( HAS. L. McNARY.
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T h . „ w ill be
E a sie r
of Selden, K ansas, a re expected to a r
Mr.
M cNary h as proved him self
p rog ram a t th e ch u rch .
riv e today to visit for some tim e w ith
stro n g m an in th e U nited S tates s e n
S h erm an Gould has p u rch a sed a
h is d aughter, Mrs. O. J. W ilner, also
a te an d n o tw ith stan d in g th e re are
F ord of R ak er & Son of G resham .
w ith M rs. B ert Olson who is a niece
Miss M ildred A nderson Is a ssistin g
m en who w ant hia
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of Mr. T horen. The heavy snow s in in ca rin g to r h er sister. Mrs. R uth h ? Sb° U' d be r e -“ om llla^ d and e le c t-|
K ansas prevented them leaving sooner A nderson
ed’ O regon can * afford to ch an g e
W illiam W yant of Kelso, W ashing ‘ Mr. and Mrs. N els L eK ander sp en t 8enat° r * now w hile M cNary is so w ell
ton, who rec en tly bought the H einrich Sunday w ith th e ir d au g h ter. Mrs w | “ Q uainted, efficient and faithful.
ra n c h consisting of five acres, is hav
G. Bedner.
ing a fine M arshall W ells fu rn ace in
A num ber from th is com m unity are SENATOR McNARY FILES
sta lle d in his up-to-date residence.
FOR RENOMINATION
atten d in g th e gospel m eetings a t the
Jo h n H ulander is in charge of the
B a p tist ch u rch a t H aley.
J t
| Chas. L. M cNary h as filed w ith th e
w ork for th e K idder H ardw are Co.
E velyn H edden h as en tered th e o ra- sta te se c re ta ry his d eclaratio n of can -
On S unday m orning th e Rev. O. J.
torfcal co n test and w ill decluim at didacy for nom ination and re-election
W ilner w ill speak from the them e,
as United S tate s se n ato r from Oregon,
Oregon City F rid a y evening.
"Som e tr a its from th e life of love’’ and
Miss A lice L eK ander w as a recen t his slogan being "T ax reduction, farm
in th e evening from "T he L ord's L ast
relief, law enforcem ent and Oregon
visito r a t th e I. S. H edden home.
developm ent.”
P ra y e r.” All services w ill be at the
T he logging cam p w as closed down
S en ato r M cNary Is com pleting his
u su al hours.
for tw o days th is w eek
seventh y ear in th e sen ate and d u r
H erb ert A ckerm an, Dan E rdm an ing his te rm of office has accom
plished m ore for Oregon th an any
and Felix C arlson a re busy m ak in g ™
G IL L IS
S ervices w ill be held a t th e Gillis
com m unity ch u rc h next Sunday eve
ning at 7:30. A choir of young peo
ple from P o rtlan d w ill a ssist in the
service. All a re co rdially invited to
attend.
Presbyterian
Church
(Smith Memorial)
road im p rovem ents.______
D T V lO iX T m x r iT v n v
I L L A S A M 'V A L L E Y
More than ever before we are striving to give
S E R V IC E and S A T IS F A C T IO N
by offering our customers
QUALITY AM ) QUANTITY
Friday and Saturday we will have a
Special Demonstration of
WHITE KING
PRODUCTS
in our store
A ou are cordially invited to attend our store and learn the real merits of this
famous product
We ,have. mai.,e a sPecial effort to have a number of good bargains for you durine
this week and as long as the quantities last.
y during
ALASKA PINK SALMON, 1 lb. tin s...... 15c each, ,.<> for....
10 to 12 pound SW IFT'S EM PIRE IIAMS,...............
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HOME DRIED PRUNES.......
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PU REE TOMATOES. 2 ^ tin s...................................................................................... ca„
PALMOLIVE SOAP,
1 bars
.85c
25c
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29c
WALRAD
MERCANTILE
CO.
P h o n e1 4 "
Gresham, Oregon
s ta te s S en ato r G eorge H. Moses, re-
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N otices have been posted callin g
for a m eeting of th e v o ters of O rient
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School D istric t No. C
day aftern o o n , A pril 17, to pass on th e
voting of 125,000 bonds for th e build-
Ing of a new schoolhouse, w hich w as
recom m ended a t a re c e n t m eeting of
th e school board. T he m eeting will
he called to o rd er prom ptly a t 1:30
TROUTDALE
r in the
New H am pshire, d eclares th a t Sena
I to r M cNary has accom plished m ore
d u rin g his te n u re in office th a n any
other w estern sen ato r. S en ato r Mc-
'N a ry is a h ard m
w o rk er an d his rec-
McNary en tered th e
sen ate Oregon has received ap p ro p rl-
atio n s from the govern m en t to talin g
g ia n t sum of $30.789.810.
, 11 lias
$9>255,762 for Its
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F airview , Oregon
“W ear - E v er”
A la rg e crow d atten d ed a m ass
m eeting held In th e city h all on T u es
day n ig h t to co n sid er w ays and
m eans of opening up th e channel of
the little Sandy river. T he follow ing
com m ittee w as appointed to w ork out
definite p la n s: A. J. K ru eg er, Mr.
Hayes of th e H ayes fish com pany of
P o rtlan d , H en ry W lhlon, Je sse Coons
and Wm. Craw ford.
to elect judges and clerk of election, and $59,617 m ore th an C alifornia re-
The m em b ers of th e eig h th g rad e
The polls for th e bond voting w ill be I celved d u rin g th e
corresp o n d in g
open from 2 to 7 o’clock. H. G. M ul-I perio<i-
will ta k e th e exem ption te st a t Cor
Minister
It has received $9,808.000 for its r e bett next w eek. Mrs. C. I. Thom as
Ienhoff is ch a irm an of th e school
S E R V IC E S
clam ation and pow er p ro jects, w hich w ill accom pany th e young people.
board and A. J. Q uary se cretary .
SU N D A Y SCHOOL.........................10 A M
w hen reduced to an irrig a b ie a re a
MORNING W O RSH IP ................ 11 A. M.
The people of th is school d istric t
basis is ap p ro x im ately $47 per acre
H elpful — R estful
Clean up, clean th ro u g h .
Inspiring
for Oregon, w hich is $25 per ac re a re well pleased w ith th e decision of
m ore th an Idaho received. $19 per th e board to re-elect fo r th e next
ac re m ore th a n W ashington received,
and $14 p er ac re m ore th a n C alifornia school y ea r Mrs. E m ellne Shaw for
principal and Mrs. C. E. S co tt for the
received.
It received $11.138,107 for its public prim ary g rad es. Mrs. G race Otto was
roads, fo re st ro ad s and tra ils, w hich not an ap p lica n t. It w ill probably be
is $1,691,254 m ore th an W ashington h ard for th e board to fill Mrs. O tto’s
received, and $1,350,962 m ore th an
place as sa tisfac to rily as she has
Idaho received.
To introduce our beautiful
In addition Oregon received during done?“
th e seven y ea rs S en ato r M cNary has
Clyde M onohan Is back a t his w ork
been in the se n ate an ap p ro p riatio n of in th e Fox store, a fte r a couple
$507,900 for a g ric u ltu ra l relief, $50,-
000 for an aero p lan e service for fo r w eeks’ lay off on acco u n t of illness.
est p rotection, and $30,000 for th e ex
T he social com m ittee of T ro u td ale
te rm in atio n of pine beetle.
C hapter (). E. S. will give a card p a r
W ithin th e la st few days S enator
W e are o fferin g a 3 2 -p iece set a t an ex tra
M cNary also has been successful In ty on W ednesday night, A pril 16, at
p assin g in th e se n ate his hill a p p ro th e M asonic h all. It w ill be in ch arg e
sp ecia l price per set o f
p ria tin g $50,000 for a fo re st experl- ! of a com m ittee of bach elo rs who
m ent statio n to- be located in Oregon. prom ise to m ake th in g s lively. It is
D uring his term in office S enator hoped all eligible ladies w ill be on
McNary has done m ore for th e a g ri
c u ltu ra l. h o rtic u ltu ra l, and livestock-1 hand to see th e b ac h elo r’s parade,
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senate. and it is believed a fte r sam p lin g of
As a leader in th e tariff bloc he se- th e ir cooking and observ in g th eir
This Special will be on sale until April 19th only
¡ p ro d u cts l i c S g eggsH?ru n e s. w a i‘ n ,“th0,i8 ° f M rv ln g tho‘ c wiU be few
n uts, filberts. m eraschiiio ch erries, wldo.y 8 °5, m al,len8 ««ft 1,1 th is com
NOTE—This is one of the most wonderful D innerw are
cream , b u tte r su b stitu te s, cheese, , ,nuri|ty. None h u t u n m a rrie d persons
cheese su b stitu te s, an d o th e r com m o will be p erm itted to ta k e p a rt In the
Specials ever offered in Gresham at this price.
dities. He secu red ap p ro p riatio n s for program . All a re invited to attend.
ex p erts to m ak e a study of th e w al
The T ro u td ale baseball team has
nut, pear, ap p le and broccoli and
c ra n b e rry in d u stries, ap p ro p riatio n s re-organlzed w ith E. G. Rolfh as m a n
for fro st statio n s, and b ro ad castin g of ager.
T he hoys played th e ir first
m a rk e t rep o rts. He secured an am end- gam e w ith S tevens A thletic club Sun
Phone 1236
m ent to th e w ar finance act authoriz- ,iav The am ™
u i v i «
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Gresham
ing th e advancem ent of funds to th e ; ,, y‘
' w as 9 to ? n favor of
farm ers and livestock men so th a t j llle “ 0Ine t eam .
they could c a rry th e ir p ro d u cts until ! Mrs. II. E. W aite left th is week for
they could be sold. H e also d r a f te d /C a lif o rn ia w here she will rem ain for
Ju st a rriv ed — L atest sty le s in H a t S h ap es
introduced, and is now cham pioning som e tfmn
n Ior
th e M cN ary-H augen bill.
He has introduced, and has pending
Miss E lla R ichardson had h er to n
a bill to p e rp e tu a te th e co u n try 's fo r sils rem oved la st week.
est reso u rces, and w hich will m a te r
T he Misses M arg aret an d Miriam
ially reduce tax es by doubling the
sta te 's rev en u e from th e sale of tim S pence and F ay P arso n s, Jo h n Mc
b er from its n atio n al fo rests.
G innis and Sam H arlow m otored to
th e W ind riv e r co u n try S unday on a
At MiHikin's Second-hand Store, Gresham
picnic trip .
SA N D Y
T w o-Q u art
Aluminum
Double Boiler
SPECIAL OFFER
REV. E. R. I). HOLLENSTED,
EXTRA SPECIAL
4.98
A pril 10 to 19
W ear ever
Floral Decorated Dinnerware
$0.98
TRADE MARtf
I liis Double Roller Is unexcelled for rooking cereals, boil
ing rice, m aking puddings, satires and custards, and for nil
cooking operations (bat reqnlre slow, even, carefully man-
aged rooking. I be two pieces ran also be used separately;
the cover (its both.
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L. L. KIDDER HDW. CO.
Phone 1421
Gres ha in
Hepp’s Racket Store
CUCUMBER PICKLES
CLOSING OUT SALK
B E G A N S A T U R D A Y , A P R IL 5
EVERYTHING MUST GO
New and Used Articles too Numerous to Mention
I am notified to vacate the M urphy B uilding on Pow ell street,
n ex t to G resham G arage, on o r before May 1. X have no place to
m ove my stock, hence m ust close out a t once.
New and Used Furniture. New and Used Kitchenware. New and
Used Garden Tools. New and Used Springs. New and Used Stoves.
New IHshes. New Hardware. New Grnniteware. New Gldssware.
New M attresses. Used Rngs, Pictures, Etc.
E veryth in g R ed u ced 10 to 5 0 per cen t
First Come, Best Served.
Come Early
Store Open Week Days 7 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Sandy
g ra n g e
en tertain ed
the
C lackam as Pom ona g ran g e la st S a t
u rd ay w hen ab o u t 150 p erso n s w ere
p resen t. Among th o se atten d in g and
tak in g p a r t w ere S tate M arket Agent
Spence, S en ato r Z im m erm an of Yam
hill county and Mr. P ro u t, m a ste r of
W ashington co unty Pom ona. Among
th e reso lu tio n s passed those favoring
th e o leo m arg arin e and th e child la
bor laws. T he reso lu tio n s com m ittee
recom m ended th a t th e m a tte r of ern’-
ploying co unty n u rse and county club
ag en t be left a t th e d iscretio n ot the
county c o u rt b u t th a t th e county a g r i
c u ltu ra l ag en t be k ep t a t all hazzards.
Among th e C lackam as county can d i
d ates for office p resen t w ere M essrs.
S h earer. S chrock, Rice, R andall, S tal-
lard and T ulley, all of whom w ere in
troduced to th e grange.
It pays to use th e W ant Ads.
A b so lu tely
PURE LARD
75c and $1.50
GRESHAM MEAT M ARKET
A. J. W. BROWN, Prop.
Phone 1891
Mrs. H. E. Bloyd sp e n t th e w eek
end a t K elso, W ashington, visiting
relativ es.
Mrs. E. O. Rolfh of A sto ria was a
rec en t visito r a t th e home of Mr. and
Mrs. E. G. Rolfh.
Oregon I’ickle & Canning Co.
T he F low er club will m eet In the
lib ra ry on T h u rsd ay aftern o o n , April
Gresham, Ore.
17, Instead of M onday a s form erly.
Phone 1881
T he Boys’ P o u ltry club recen tly at-1
tended a rad io le ctu re a t th e hom e of
th e ir p resid en t, R obert H arlow . H. C. I
Seym our, sta te club le-H er, w as the
speaker.
Mrs. H. C. McGinnis visited th e I I . 1
Fresh or Cured, I>ard, Etc., prepared and sold under ab
E. B radley fam ily at G ladstone a few !
solutely san itary conditions and at lowest
days th is week.
possible prices, you’ll go to
Mrs. L. A. H arlow visited T uesday
In P o rtlan d a t th e home of her sister, I
Mrs. Joseph Beveridge.
A. A. I>oeb and fam ily and Miss C a r
GEO, 1HETL Prep.
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rie Loeb of P o rtlan d w ere d inner i
g u ests Sunday a t th e hom e of Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Evans.
FOR THE BEST MEATS
THE SANITARY MARKET
Old Time
DANCE
AT BORING, OREGON
SATURDAY NIGHT, APRIL 12
Q u a d rilles, S ch o ttisch es, P o lk a s, W a ltze s
Everything Old Time
W e paid the Gresham growers in 1923
$35.000. Did you get your share? You will
get your share this year by making a contract
now at
Lunch at 10:30
JOHN HOSSNEK, Floor .Manager
C. E. Scott and fam ily sp e n t th e
w eek-end n ear Salem w ith Mr. S co tt's
p aren ts.
T h ere w ill be Sunday school a t 10
a. m. n ex t S unday and p reach in g ser-1
vices at 7:30 a t th e T ro u td a le com
m u n lty church.
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T IR E S
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a!nany user" have found, yoi
will double your m ileage and you’l
agree that four Jacks are hard to beal
Sea them at
BENTLEY’S TIRE SHOP
Main SL, Gresham
Suggeetlus» for Cemetery Planting.
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION
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Splreaa, dentslaa, welgellaa. (roe,
Fairview Lodge No. #2. A. T. A
*ch*l|n. carestlu
A. M., Monday evening, April a í S i
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14, 1924, at 7:30. Labor In M. M. De
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WM H. STANLEY, S ecy .
WM. D. FRITZ. W. M.
Phone want ads, to IS S I.