FIVE
T he V ictory P.-T. A. w ill hold th e
la st m eeting of th e year on F rid ay
T he U nion-D am ascus F arm B ureau
evening, May 9. T his w ill be espec- has been active d u rin g th e past
tally in honor of fath ers. All a re m onth. It has held th re e su ccessfu l
Invited to be p resen t. E lection of of- j public m eetings. T he "c arp et rag
Seers w ill be held and Anal re p o rts of social held th e evening of A pril 19,
th e - y ear w ill be --------
made. —
Dues for t vuc
h e ! i reflected
a * gicdi.
g rea t ueai
deal oi
of cred
cre d it
it on
on
o n w tcu <
en su in 6 year »'ill be gladly received both th e p rogram and supper com-
a t tllls l *m e- R efreshm ents w ill be i m ittee. T he p rogram , though sh o rt
served.
w as one of th e b est ever held in th is
j com m unity. As for th e su p p er it was
ROCKWOOD
| as tru ly delicious as prom ised. The
I p lay let by th re e of th e youuger F arm
M embers and frien d s of th e R ock
wood ch u rch w ill jo in in th e c irc u it I B ureau m em bers w as w ell given. The
j re st of th e p ro g ram w as by outside
q u a rte rly conference a t th e G resham
solos w
ere given
given b*
by
M. E. ch u rc h on T h u rsd ay evening, * ta len t. J P
'* iano
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and
Miss
H
endrickson
TROUTDALE
May 7. T h ere w ill be b ask et d in n er
j an d violin m usic by W. D. K inder
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. B radley and a t 6:30 o’clock, rep o rts, good fellow , L eslie W alrad 's sin g in g w as as al-
d au g h ters, Lois and F ra n ce s, w ere ship m eeting and a serm on a t 8 j w ays, a tre a t, as also w as Mrs. Don-
o’clock.
gu ests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
___________ _____
j ald so n ’s read in g , w hile th e "W reck
A lthaus and d au g h ter, H elen.
Pulntlng Problems Solved.
of ,h e H esp eru s" as given by her
L et m e help you solve your p ain t- i sm all son w as tru ly rem ark ab le. At
Money to loan on re a l estate. F arm lug problem s. Todd, T he P ain t Man. first disap p o in tm en t w as felt th a t th e
loans a t 6 per cent. B. W. T horne.
G resham , phone 1971,-A dv.
tf crow d w as not q u lte 8Q ,arg e as
Mrs. S. F. P itts h as gone to The
D alles to v isit h er sister, Mrs. A rth u r
W atson. She will also visit h er d au g h
te r, Mrs. Ivan S utton, a t P arkdale.
A rran g em en ts have been m ade to
hold cottage p ra y e r m eetings on
c c u iu g a v every
v c i j sciuiiu
wee*.
T • h usa.ouaj
u rsd ay evenings
second week
An in te restin g m eeting w as held at
th e hom e of Mike S teu d ler la st T h u rs-
day.
Mrs. S. B. Splaw n en tertain ed her
S unday school class la st S atu rd ay a f
ternoon. F o u rte en ju n io r boys and
g irls w ere p resen t. T hey enjoyed
gam es and a w ienie roast.
Miss Violet P a rre t of P o rtlan d was
a Sunday g u est a t th e hom e of Mr.
and Mrs. O. N. Boring.
W. H. Boring m ade a business trip
to Oregon City Monday.
S. J. G arriso n re tu rn e d to P o rtlan d }
today a fte r spending th e last week at
th e hom e of his d au g h ter, Mrs. H.
Naas and family.
L. C. A rm stro n g is hom e from V er
nonia for a sh o rt visit w ith his fam ily
here.
L. H. M aliicoat, E. V. M endenhall
and G leu D allas w ent to th e D es
ch u tes riv er in ea ste rn O regon S atu r
day for a sh o rt fishing trip . They re
ported best of luck.
Mr. and Mrs. A ndrew G ribble and
baby of P o rtlan d sp en t th e week-end
a t the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
T elford and fam ily.
A m eeting w as held a t Mr. W a lle r’s
hall Monday evening of th is w eek to
organize a b aseb all league fo r the
season. T he follow ing team s w ere
! u su al a t e n tertain m en ts in th is com rep resen ted and will form th e league:
m unity but th o se p rese n t en tered into Boring, B arton, Sandy, E stacad a.
th e sp irit of th e th in g and a p p a re n tly T ro u td ale and G resham .
had a good tim e. T he c a rp e t rag b alls
A trav e lin g m edical com pany is
sold read ily . S up p er w as served to show ing a t th e I. O. O. F. h all th is
th o se p u rch asin g , to g e th er w ith th e week.
ones m ak in g th e b alls, w hile o th e rs
The Boring th e a te r is giving tw o
could buy th e ir su p p er by th e plate. show s a week. Sunday and T hursday
In all m ore th a n $25 w as netted.
nights, and som e e x tra good p ic tu res j
T he follow ing T h u rsd ay a w ell ad are a rran g e d for booking in th e neat-
v ertised open m eeting w as held. C u r future.
re n t q u estio n s of im p o rtan ce and in
Mr. and Mrs. Ju v ln a ll an d fam ily
SHOES
te re s t w ere discussed by S tate S en of Idaho have been v isitin g fo r sev
a to r Tooze, M. S. S hrock an d E dw ard era l days a t th e hom e of Mr. Juvin-
G R E S H A M
S h earer, th e tw o la tte r being candi a ll's sister, Mrs. Em m a G regson. They
dates fo r nom ination as s ta te re p re left Monday accom panied by Mrs.
It e Give Red Trading Stamps
sen tativ es.
G regson to v isit an o th er siste r at ML
On S a tu rd a y evening, May 3, w as A storia.
th e re g u la r m onthly m eeting. A fter
The ra in m ade th e S unday ball
a b rief session, w hich included th e gam e w ith B arton im possible, b ut it
u su al re p o rts, th e discussion of th e will be played later.
recom m endations of th e leg islativ e
The one-m ile strip of paving n o rth
com m ittee of C lackam as county w as of Boring to w ard G resham h as been
tak en up. T his occupied th e e a rlie r com pleted and th e road to w ard s S an
p a r t of th e evening a fte r w hich su p dy is now being paved.
per and a social tim e w as enjoyed in
F. M. M organ h as a dislocated
th e basem ent.
sh o u ld er and o th e r severe cu ts and
b ru ises as th e re su lt of an autom o
P L E A SA N T VALLEY
bile collision Sunday night, w hen his
ca r collided w ith th a t of Mr. E n abenet
Official m em bers and o th ers of the
n o rth of h ere on th e Sandy road. The
com m unity ch u rch a re invited to tak e
occupants of th e o th e r c a r escaped
p a rt in th e q u a rte rly conference of the u n h u rt.
c irc u it to be held a t th e G resham
Prices Q u o te d B elo w a re F . O . B. G re s h a m
The door rec eip ts from th e Cooper
M ethodist ch u rc h on T h u rsd ay e v e
M usical com pany show of S atu rd ay
ning, b eg in n in g w ith pot luck d in n er
S ed a n ..........
night w ere $40, besides th e supper
a t 6:30 o'clock. An in te restin g m eet
re tu rn s. The m oney goes to th e Hood
ing is an ticip ated . Dr. D. H. Leech View camp.
C oupe .............
w ill p reach a t 8 o ’clock.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. M etzger and
T ou rin g . . . .
little d au g h ter D o rris m otored to S ea
P L E A SA N T HOME
side S atu rd ay . Mr. and Mrs. John
R oa d ster . . .
A p le a sa n t su rp rise w as given Mrs. Metzger of G resham and Mr. and Mrs.
Floyed
M
etzger
of
P
o
rtlan
d
acco
m
A. R. G oger when th e m em bers of the
4 -P a ssen g er C oupe
L adies Aid and neighbors called panied them . T he m en re tu rn e d S u n
day
evening
b
u
t
th
e
w
omen
will
T h u rsd ay , May 1, it being n ea r her
L ight D eliv ery . . .
b irth d ay . D u rin g the aftern o o n p lan ts spend th e w eek a t th e beach.
“300 Millionth’
Phoenix Hosiery Week
With this week’s production, 300 mil
lion Phoenix hose will have been
made during the last ten years. We
have joined with the manufacturers
of this famous brand in a nation-wide
observance of this remarkable
achievement.
See our window for details of a prize
contest wherein there is offered
$1500.(10 FOR A NAME
OR SLOGAN
Phoenix Silk Hose
Used Cars
Trucks &
Tractors
Overland 19^1, license and thoroughly over
hauled .............................................................. $300 00
1 1920 Chevrolet, license and good tires.......... $200.00
1 1917 Ford touring, license, good condition..... $125.00
1 1919 Ford touring with license.......................... $110.00
1 Ford bug, A -l condition............................... —..$125.00
1 Maxwell 1924 touring and extras.................. $950.00
Look th ese cars over, d rive them , then y o u ’ll
buy a u sed car from H e ssel
1 Maxwell ton truck
1 Case 10-18 tractor with plows, good condition.
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
W. A. HESSEL
Reliability
Service
for Ladies
$ 1 -0 0
$ 2 -3 5
BUY YOUR CHEVROLET IN GRESHAM
w ere p resen ted to Mrs. J. R. D uncan,
Mrs. M. C. M iller and Mrs. A. R. Go
g er w ith b est w ishes for th e ir b irth
days. A d elig h tfu l tim e w as enjoyed
by all.
T he D istric t S unday School conven
tion w as held S unday a t th e B ap tist
ch u rc h w ith a very good atten d an ce
from all th e ch u rch .
CORBETT
With the coming of Spring comes a desire to have
your car overhauled.
We do guaranteed work at lowest possible prices
A c c e sso r ie s
T ires
Dodge Service, Aiemite Grease Service
G R ESH A M
Phone 2391
GARAGE
Nite Phone 706
Phone 1821
Res. 195x4
“A Complete Electrical Service
Anything
Electrical
Repaired
A. E. HAMILTON
L IC E N S E D
ELECTRICIAN
W IR IN G
National
Mazda
Lamps
FIX TU R ES
Expert M otor Repairing
Powell Street
Gresham
PAINT UP/
CLEAN UP/
A C O M PLETE L IN E OF
W all P ap er, P a in ts, V a rn ish es, S tain s,
K a lso m in es, E n a m els, E tc.
TODD
THE PAINT MAN_____________
Let me help you with your Painting Problems
E xp ert P a p er H a n g in g
Gresham, Oregon
Phone 1971
PURE LARD
75c and $1.50
M EAT
H a rry Donley of S pokane visited on
Sunday w ith his uncle, G eorge Shaw
and fam ily.
F airview g ran g e a t its re g u la r m eet
ing next S atu rd ay w ill follow th e c u s
tom of recen t y ea rs and have its May
p ro g ram given by th e ch ild ren who
a re engaged in club w ork. T his will
be a t 2 o'clock and Is open to th e pub
lic. E veryone Is co rd ially invited to
atten d . A p lan is afoot to help the
ch ild ren a bit in sending th e ir dele
g ates to O.A.C., so pocket books should
be brought. At th e business session
p receding th e le ctu re hour, th e re will
be w ork in th e th ird and fo u rth de
grees.
T he q u a rte rly conference of th e
M ethodist E piscopal ch u rch for th e
Pow el V alley c irc u it w ill be held a t
G resham on T h u rsd ay evening, begin
ning a t 6:30 o’clock w ith a b ask et d in
n er. T his will be follow ed by rep o rts
and a fellow ship m eeting and a t 8
o'clock. Dr. D. H. Leech will preach
T h e W om en’s society of th e P res
b y terlan ch u rc h will m eet a t th e home
of Mrs. D. A. D onaugh on n ex t T h u rs
day aftern o o n a t 2 o ’clock. All w om
en a re co rd ially Invited.
At th e M ethodist ch u rc h on W ednes-
d lst ch u rch on W ednesday evening
th e com bined p ray e r m eeting and E p
w o rth L eague will be held. “T he R e
dem ption of th e Je rlc o Road w ill be
th e topic of discussion.
POWELL VALLEY
SHERMAN McCARTER
Latourell Bldg., Gresham
675
g *RAGE
Phone 2331
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Have ju st purchased from the damaged stock de
partm ent of one of the leading wholesale houses in
Portland a consignment of
B O X B E D S P R IN G S
at a very reasonable figure, in turn we are passing them
on to our customers. They are new stock but are slight
ly shelf worn. We offer two of them at $ 1 5 .0 0 each
and two at $10.00. I he wholesale price on these springs
was $35.00. Call and look them over.
J.
E.
M ETZGER
Your Home Furnisher
Gresham, Oregon
FOR THE BEST M EATS
Fresh or Cured, I^ard, Etc., prepared and sold under ab
Those Good Nash Clothes
P. A. Jo h n so n and d a u g h te rs H llm a
solutely sanitary conditions and at lowest
All wool, ta ilo red to m easu re, su it or and Em m a and A rth u r S treb in w ere
possible prices, you’ll go to
ov erco at $23.50. T he b est clo th es on Sunday d in n er g u ests a t th e hom e of
e a rth for th e price. P. F. Black
Mr. and Mrs. E rn e st A nderson of
G resham , O regon.—Adv.
Bonneville.
Miss N ettle Nelson retu rn ed to her ,
GEO. BIETL, Prop.
Phone 1711
Gresham
desk In th e high school office Monday
a fte r an absence of several days on I
acco u n t of Illness.
Miss G eneva ■
Sim m onson took h er place w hile she '
wag sick.
a t thia B akery and a t S tor s
Mrs. A. Aim and Mrs. A. C. A rvld-
son and ch ild ren w ere S atu rd ay shop-
Contain» the Vilainines, inked by
p ers in P o rtlan d .
scientific prlncit lea
A ndrew Ryberg, who w as in ju red in
IPs Good and Good for Von
a b la st explosion la st T h u rsd ay , has
been visited by a num ber of frien d s
from th is vicinity who re p o rt him as
doing as well as can be expected. He
THEO. VAN DOFINCK
Phone 1221
w ill n ot be ab le to leave th e hospital
There’s Only “ONE’
for some tim e yet.
Mrs. L lngw ald has gone to P o rt- i
Ml
WASTED.
GLYCERINE MIXTURE FOR
land to v isit h er b ro th er and oth er
N
otice
is
hereby
given th a t sealed
GAS ON STOMACH
relativ es for a couple of weeks.
. _ . _
.
,,,
. . , j bids w ill be received by th e u n d er-
Mrs. A ugust F ra n k will en te rta in signed u n til th e h o u r of 8 o ’clock p. m
Sim ple g lycerine, bu ck th o rn bark,
Republican Candidate for
th e L adles Aid of th e L u th e ra n ch u rch th e 12th day of May, 1924, for th e sale etc., as mixed In A dlerika, helps any
S ta te S en a to r
a t h er home T h u rsd ay aftern o o n . May ° t G>e O rien t schoolhouse, said school- case gas on th e stom ach In TEN m in
" All a r e co rd ially Invited.
house to be to rn dow n and e re ry - utes.
Most m edicines a c t only on
M ultnom ah County
a -
i
__
.
. j .
th in g rem oved from th e g ro u n d s In- low er bowel b u t A d lerik a acta on
“Don’t < onfnse Him with Any
Mrs. C. A. L indgren w as tre a te d to a,de of j 0 d aj,g or May j j , 1924
BOTH u pper and low er bowel and r e
other Goldstein on the Ballot
p le asa n t su rp rise T uesday a fte r
T he school board rese rv in g th e moves all g asses and poisons. B rings
noon, th e occasion being her birthday, rig h t to reje ct any and a ll hlda
out m a tte r you never th o u g h t w as In
Vole 7« X
N earby frien d s cam e In and th e tim e
A. J. QUAY, C lerk,
your system . E x cellen t for o b stin ate
Harnett (H) Goldstein w
as spent p leasan tly . R efreshm ents
Orient School Dlst. No. 6 Jt.
constipation. G uards a g a in st a p p e n
—Paid Adv.
dicitis. — G resham D rug Com pany.
were served.
x Want xd w„ , do u for you
—Adv.
THE SANITARY MARKET
OUR HEALTH BREAD
J
Gresham City Bakery
1
A b so lu tely
G RESH AM
Mrs. Sheldon S tea rn s of Ogden w as
th e g u est of Mrs. L eland and d au g h
te r, Mrs. L ew is Reed, S atu rd ay and
Sunday.
T he M isses Jo y C ro ck ett and P a u l
ine R ickli atten d ed th e glee club co n
te st a t th e au d ito riu m in P o rtlan d
M onday evening as both of th e ir uni
v ersities w ere co n testan ts.
Miss
C rockett, a g ra d u a te of th e U niversi
ty of Idaho, and Miss R ickli of Will
am ette U n iv ersity of Salem .
T. J. K re u d er of L en ts w as a w el
com e visito r a t C olum bia g ran g e Sat
urday.
Mrs. C. E. S m ith w as elected a lte r
n ate deleg ate to th e sta te g ran g e and
W. F. H en k le delegate.
Geo. K nieriem visited In P o rtlan d
th e la st of th e week.
A. S. W oodw ard w as in P o rtla n d on
b u sin ess S atu rd ay .
Mrs. V ictor E llis is In P o rtlan d
w ith h er little son, Clifford, who Is
u n d er th e c a re of a physician.
Mr. H arm on and son W alter of
P o rtlan d w ere S unday v isito rs a t the
L ew is Reed home.
1-Ton T ruck C hassis
FAIRVIEW
M ARK ET
A. J. W. BROWN, Prop.
Phone 1891
’Barney” Goldstein