GRESHAM
t
Chas. I. A n d ren s Oles H ere.
Chas. I. A ndrew s of K lam ath F alls
died a t the hom e of his bro th er, Ferd.
A ndrew s, on the Base L ine road n ear
Rockwood on Ju ly 22, aged 66 years.
He w as a w idow er and had several
grow n children.
F u n eral services
w ere held th is aftern o o n from the
G resham B ap tist church, the Rev. E.
G. Judd officiating. In term e n t w as in
th e G resham cem etery.
OUTLOOK.
FRIDAY. JULY
PAGE THREE
OBITUARY OF
MRS. K HAGQUIST
TROUTDALE
Fire Out of Control
Sweeps Large Section
Mr. and Mrs. R alph Foltx and son
Mrs. K ath e rin a H ag q u ist w as born from Los A ngeles. C alifornia, who
in T rolleborg, Skone, Sw eden, J a n u have been v isitin g a t th e hom e of Mr.
a ry 11, 1834. She w as converted in and Mrs. A. D. Ogden, left for th e ir
“ GRESHAM’S OWN"
h er young days, alm o st 50 y ea rs ago. hom e on T h u rsd ay . Mrs. O gden's
A
d
isa
stro
u
s
fire
has
beeu
rag
in
g
for
She w as a school te a c h e r in Sweden m o th er re tu rn e d w ith them and w ill
for a num ber of years. She w as u n it spend th e w in ter in C alifornia. Mrs. , th e p ast th re e days in th e te rrito ry
betw een B oring, P lea san t H ome and
ed in holy m atrim o n y to th e Rev. L. F o ltz and Mrs. Ogden a re sisters.
i K elso, and is en tirely out of control.
N. H agquist in Ju n e, 1878. Mr. Hag
Mrs. F ra n k N ash an d d au g h ters
WORKING WITH YOU
q u ist cam e to th is c o u n try a few Celia _____
‘and ______
H elen ____
an d __ son K enneth of It is know n to have b urned over sev
WORKING FOR YOU
e
ra
l
hundred
ac
res
of
farm
land
wool» SAWING
years before Mrs. H ag q u ist, but in | K enton, Oregon, visited a t th e J. R
Q uickly and efficiently done by ex
b ru sh and g reen tim b er and has
p erts. All o rd ers prom ptly attended 1880 she arriv ed in com pany w ith h e r l K n a rr hom e th is week. T he Nash j th rea ten e d serio u sly a n um ber of
niece.
fam ily w ere fo rm er resid en ts of j hom es, though th ese w ere rep o rted
to reg a rd le ss of size.
GEO. SHAW Phone S99 ED. SMITH
Mr. and Mrs. H ag q u ist settled a t T ro u td ale
i th is m o rn in g to have a ll been saved
M ears, M ichigan, w here th ey lived
C. C. Bush has rec en tly sold F o rd s
"Say It w ith a W ant A d .”
from 1880 to th e y ear 1915, w hen Mr. to J. T. Nelson, G eorge W. Bland. Mrs. by heoric w ork on th e p a rt of all who
"COMM UNITY CO-OPERATION"
H agquist w as called to re s t in th e W. T. H u tscette, L ew is B rausde, Mrs. w ere able to fight tire. L ast n ig h t the
HAS BUILT OCR RESOURCES
spring. In th e fall Mrs. H agquist F u fan ik a, Andrew Geise, a coupe, J e n zone of d an g er w as in th e K elso
TO
(»VER $3 Ml,000.00
moved to Pow ell V alley, Oregon, to nie F. W oodm ansee a coupe, and Mr. neighborhood an d th e E. V. E ricksou
EAT
home
was
saved,
a
fte
r
it
w
as
co
n
sid
th e hom e of h er niece, Mrs. E ric An McGuire, w ho ow ns p ro p erty on th e
derson, w h ere she h as lived u n til her Base L ine ro ad , is d riving a T udor se ered as good as lost. A good m any
—and growing.
houses have been on Are an d roofs
death. She died S atu rd ay aftern o o n dan p u rch ased of Mr. Bush.
w ill need to be resh in g led or patched
a t 4 o'clock th e 19th of Ju ly , 1924, at
Miss M iriam S pence is w orking for
to re p a ir dam ages. T he J o n sru d &
th e age of 90 y ears, 6 m o n th s and 8 th e A llen
H ebard com pany in P o rt
G underson m ill is in d an g er and every
days. She has lived and W’orked for land.
“I t’s Delicious”
effort is beiug m ade to com bat th e
h er L ord Je su s C h rist ab o u t h alf of a
Mr. and Mrs. H a rry McGinnis w ent
flames. F am ilies in th e tire zone have
Let us supply you with Ice century. She h as been ta k in g p a rt | to P o rtla n d S unday to atten d th e wed m ade every p rep a ra tio n to move out
Gresham, Oregon
in
the
Sunday
school
w
ork,
testim
ony
ding of th e ir d au g h ter Jen n ie. O thers
Cream, Sweet Cream, W hip
and to save as m uch as possib e of
and
p
ra
y
e
r
m
eetings,
as
long
as
she
atten d in g from h ere w ere E arl, Mrs.
ping Cream, B utter and Ice.
th e ir p ro p erty , and in sev eral cases
H. C. and Mrs. M. B. McGinnis and
We offer you Gresham prod w as stro n g enough to do so.
household goods w ere moved in an-
She
w
ill
be
m
issed
w
hen
h
e
r
place
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ja
m
es
Spence.
ucts made from pure Gresh
| ticip atio n th a t th e hom es w ould be
—grow with us.
I is vacant.
Mrs. F ra n ce s Fox e n tertain ed th e I burned.
am Milk and Cream at rea
H
er
niece's
h
usband,
E
ric
A
n
d
er
T ro u td ale F lo w er clu b on T h u rsd ay
sonable prices.
T he m ain conflagration s ta rte d be-
son, and th e ch ild ren w ho have tak en aftern o o n a t h er home. P la n s w ere
See our stand on West ca re of h e r d u rin g th ese la te r years, discussed and com m ittees appointed tw een P le a sa n t H ome and Boring
l’owell street. Take one of w ill m iss h e r and also a h o st of for the club exhibit at th e co unty fair crossed the Mt. Hood loop highw ay at
our handy containers of ice frie n d s w ill have h er In sw eet a t G resham . Ice cream and cake its in te rsectio n w ith th e B oring road, CORBETT YOUNG PEOPLE
w ent acro ss th e cro ss road betw een
TROUTDALE, OREGON
cream home w ith you. We m em ory.
w ere served.
WEDDED SATURDAY
th e Boring and Oregon City road and
P hone G resham 4SI
T he fu n e ra l w as held from th e
fill orders in quantities of
V isitors a t th e J. L. Cook hom e th e about h alf w ay down to B oring. It
from 1 pint to 100 gallons or Sw edish M ission ch u rc h a t Pow ell p a st w eek w ere Osmond S m ith an d J jum ped to th e so u th side of th e Ore
T he m a rria g e of Miss Veda B utler
Valley. T he p asto r, th e Rev. O. J. w ife of P o rtlan d , Mr. and Mrs. H. W.
more.
to W alter F. O. M annthey w as q uietly
! gon City road and b urned down to-
W ilner, officiating.
T he q u a rte t sang
solem nized Ju ly 19. a t 3:30 in th e a f
Monday and Friday are our two songs and Mrs. K arl J. H agberg S m ith and fam ily of B row er, Oregon, ! w ard Deep Creek. A ch an g e of wind tern
n a t th e hom e of th e b rid e’s p a r
ice delivery days. Phone your a solo. V ery splendid floral offerings and Mrs. Cook's m o th er, Mrs. R. T. la st nig h t w hipped it back tow ard en ts, o o Mr.
and Mrs. D. G. B u tler of C or
wants. We also handle a w ere given. In term e n t w as in Doug Sm ith of G resham , who is spending a j Kelso. S everal sm all fields of grain bett.
T he bride and groom w ere at- !
few
days
a
t
th
e
Cook
home.
Let me sell you that
full line of coca cola Bottling las cem etery.
I have been b urned and 200 co rd s of
F ifteen T ro u td ale people enjoyed a wood belonging to Ed. H erz. L au d er- tended by Miss H azel B utler, sis te r of
New Chevrolet
Co.’s goods.
th e bride, and J. M. Dobing. A fter th e I We will give you S ervice every day
picnic a t Sandy Dell Sunday.
back's 80-acre p a stu re on th e D ecker
WOOD, WOOD!
A few frien d s of Mr. an d Mrs. H. E. ' place w as b u rn ed over. A bout 25 or rin g cerem ony, w hich was perform ed
If you h av en ’t your wood see Cecil
B rad ley su rp rise d them on F rid a y 30 head of stock w ere In th e p astu re. by th e Rev. H. R. G ebhardt of G resh
M etzger, G resham , phone 1151.
tf
evening a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. ' Some of th e an im als w ere rem oved to am , a luncheon w as served to th e
Phone 13S1
Gresham
g u ests, who w ere a ll n ear relativ es of
T he Bank of G resham pays 5 per A. C. A lth au s on Sw eet B rie r ran c h sa fety but a num ber w ere trap p e d and
cent in te re st on tim e deposits.—Adv w here th e B radleys have been cam p- it is know n th a t a t le ast seven w ere th e co n tra ctin g p arties.
Mr. and Mrs. M annthey a re m aking
' ing for some tim e. T he occasion w as
burned. Five o r six o th e rs a re m iss
' th e w edding a n n iv e rsa ry of Mr. and
th e ir hom e a t p rese n t a t th e hom e of
ing. T he stock belonged to m any dif
th e groom 's p are n ts. Mr. and Mrs. C arl
j M rs. B radley.
feren t ow ners b ut th e W hite Rose M annthey.
K n a rr & Son have been h au lin g th e D airy had th e la rg e st num ber.
Tim* • ••-
lv ri.bi
P« Hr«*
sa n d and g rav el for th e O rient and
Among th e hom es w hich have beeu
Vulcanizing mid Bel read ing
C orbett school buildings.
CORBETT
w e are now contracting blackberries, all varieties.
in g re a t d an g er but w hich w ere saved
All W ork G uaran teed
J. L. Cook h a s m ade sev eral sales of
w ere th o se of N. H. B ickford, Max
Mrs. T a n n e r of P o rtlan d and Phil
C
hevrolet
c
a
rs
and
used
F
o
rd
s
r
e
HIGHEST CASH PRICE
K ligel and Ned N elson. T he g rain V anhee of th is place w ere m arried
cently. Mr. M organ of L usted g ot a fields of O. Lindholm and Mr. H erz
T uesday and will resid e on th e L eader
See me at once and arrange delivery.
F o rd to u rin g , G eorge Sam s of C or w ere burned over.
GEO. A. BltANDT
Phone 1471
farm
b ett a C hevrolet bug, Jo h n Coons a
T he o rig in of th e fire is believed to
Mrs. Sam H u lit from n ear H illsboro
F o rd ro ad ste r, W alter H. W etzler a have been in th e B eers p astu re , w here
visited h er m o th er Mrs. Lucy K incaid
C hevrolet ro ad ste r, L. C layton a F ord
a lire Jiad been sm o u ld rin g for two and b ro th er R alph, over th e w eek-end
to u rin g , Mr. M arston of G resham a
Gresham
-
-
Oregon
C leaning and D eepening
or th re e w eeks, set p erh a p s by cam p
Miss L ucile K incaid, C o rb ett’s very
F o rd bug, J. D. P h illip s of C o rb ett a
ers or b erry pick ers. It w as n ot con accom m odating telephone o p era to r
C hevrolet to u rin g and P ete Mayheux,
sidered serio u s u n til
W ednesday has been a su fferer from n eu ra lg ia for
C orbett, a F o rd ro ad ste r.
G resham R. A, Bx. 36 or Phone 1121
m o rn in g th e n a stro n g e a st wind sev eral days.
A good tim e w as enjoyed S atu rd ay
h e Try Io Give Satisfaction
fanned it. It happened th a t m ost of
Chas. Sloven of Los A ngeles, C ali
evening a t T ro u td ale c h a p te r O. E. S.
the m en of th e neighborhood w ere ah fo rn ia, cam e Sunday to visit his sister
by th e la rg e n um ber of m em bers p re s
se n t and enough help could not be ob Mrs. Olivia L eland and his niece, Mrs
✓
ent. A recep tio n w as given for th e tain ed to co n tro l it u n til it w as e n
Lew is Reed.
b rid e and groom , Mr. an d Mrs. G. P. tire ly o u t of bounds
OF
W ork on th e g rad e school building
Lum sden and a gift of sh e rb e rt g la ss
is
p
ro
g
ressin
g
rap
id
ly
und
it
is
hoped
S ev eral fires have sp ru n g up along
es p resen ted them . T his is also th e
to have it read y for occupancy by th e
b irth d a y m onth of Mrs. A lice Rix, Mrs. th e C olum bia riv e r highw ay w ithin
beginning of th e school year
th
e
p
a
st
few
days,
w
hich
a
re
sup
Morticians and Funeral
S u san H ard in g an d H. E. Bloyd. Two
T he frie n d s in th is vicinity of Jam es
Directors
la rg e b irth d a y cak es w ere am ong the posed to have been sta rte d by sp a rk s
from p assin g tra in s. T he fo re stry Ross re g re t to h ea r th a t he is in Very
fe
a
tu
re
s
of
th
e
evening.
Mrs.
L.
A.
Caskets
215 and Up
THE HIGHWAY
poor health.
H arlow san g an d Mrs. Je ssie M iller serv ice is keeping busy a chem ical
DAY
AND
NIGHT
SERVICE
to public regard is paved with the per
engine and a n u m b er of m en in th e
gave a reading.
CAMP HILL
B. W. EMERY
formance of a Service of Sincerity where
On Ju ly 5, 1914, th e Fox sto re w as effort to p u t o u t th e fires w hile they
Phone 17x1
a discreet handling of the arrangements
robbed.
T he safe w as blow n and can be handled.
H. C. Bay and fam ily m otored to
am ong cash and o th e r v alu ab les tak en
rings approval.
We Guarantee to Please
C orvallis, M ontana, to spend two
w as a w atch belonging to th e late
HOGAN
w eeks w ith Mr. B ay’s b ro th er.
A aron Fox. L a st w eek Mrs. Fox
Mrs. Binn and Mrs. E dw ards m o
Mrs. C arl S ch u ltz and sons sp en t
FAIRVIEW YOUNG FOLK
found th e w atch a t a paw n b ro k ers in
'jfys <C
T h u rsd ay and F rid ay a t L ake Grove to red la st w eek to T illam ook and P a
TAKE MARRIAGE VOWS
P o rtlan d . T he m an th a t robbed the visiting w ith Mr. and Mrs. E. T. V al cific City.
S & h c 9<J6
sto re is now in p riso n an d h as co n liant. F rid a y evening w as sp e n t in a
At a b eau tifu lly appointed ch u rch
A p a rty of young people clim bed
fessed to robbing th e Fox sto re four d elig h tfu l law n p arty , w hen Mr. and Mt. Hood la st week. T he p a rty con w edding in th e S m ith M em orial P re s
Mrs. V allian t, w ho a re p o p u la r Ma-
d ifferen t tim es.
b y terian ch u rch , F airview , Miss C lara
zam a leaders, en tertain ed ab o u t 26 of sisted of A lbert H o rn eck er, Roland,
th e ir frien d s in honor of th e ir first Ted and Ruby H o rn eck er of H illsboro S ales becam e th e brid e of Clyde
S tone on T uesday aftern o o n , Ju ly 22.
PLEASANT VALLEY w edding a n n iv ersary . C hase E. St. and Miss F lo ren ce Gill.
T he serv ice w as read by th e Rev. E.
C lair of th e G resham Outlook an d his
Mr. and Mrs. B u tts of P endleton, b rid e w ere also guests.
It. D. H oilensted in th e p resen ce of
PLEASANT HOME
W. W inters, day firem an a t th e Co
O regon, visited over th e w eek end
rela tiv e s and frien d s w ho filled th e
lum bia b rick y ard , is enjoying a v a
I w ith Mr. an d Mrs. G. H. Richey.
ch
u rch .
Lloyd A nderson w as best
T
he
M
ethodist
L
adies
Aid
will
hold
cation th is week.
Mr. and Mrs. P au l B liss and son
K arl S ch u ltz left M onday fo r Eu a silv er tea a t th e p arso n ag e on W ed m an and Miss Isabel Z im m erm an
A rth u r and Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Davis gene for a few days' visit w ith his n esday evening, Ju ly 30. Mrs. H enry bridesm aid. L ittle E va Cook of R ock
and d au g h ter L uclle sp en t th e week- d au g h ter, Mrs. J. M. C a rr and fam ily. W ihlon and Mrs. W. E. M arkeil w ill wood acted as flow er girl. T he w ed
Mrs. A. J. S to u t h as been suffering
| end a t Seaside.
ding m arch from L ohengrin w as p lay
e p a s t week w ith a severe a tta c k of serve.
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. McCollough and th
A t th e M ethodist ch u rch n ex t S u n ed by Mrs. M innie Stone. Mrs. P aul
m u sc u la r rh eu m atism .
frien d s from P o rtlan d sp e n t W ednes
Miss A m sel Schlem lien of V ancou day m orning th e p asto r, th e Rev. E. G. H offm an of R ain ier, cousin of the
day sig h tseein g up th e Colum bia high- ver, W ashington, has been v isitin g the R anton, w ill p reach. T he m ale q u a r groom , song “ I Love You T ru ly .”
p ast tw o w eeks w ith h er cousin, Mrs. te t w ill sing. T he E p w o rth L eague
| way.
The Willys-Knight is a car you can keep
T he b rid e w as b eau tifu l in a gow n
Mr. an d Mrs. Jo h n Gibson of Mos A. J. S tout, and a ssistin g in h a rv e s t w ill m eet a t B oring in th e evening. of w hite crep e de chine. She w ore a
and enjoy for years. A touring car with
ing th e heavy b erry crop w hile Mrs
cow, Idaho, visited G randm a S ager S to u t h as been ill.
veil w ith o ran g e blossom s and c a r
L ester B oring will be th e leader.
all the thrill of 42 horsepower—a car you
th is week a t th e hom e of T. P. Camp
ried an arm b o uquet of sw eet peas
C a llers a t th e C arl S ch u ltz hom e
I bell.
W ednesday evening w ere Mrs. L. E.
an d O phelia roses.
can drive 50 miles and more an hour, hour
POWELL VALLEY
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde S ag er's ch ild ren F inn, Mrs. Em m a Stockton and little
F ollow ing th e cerem ony a larg ely
after hour—without over-heating—with
of L ents spent Sunday evening at th e d au g h te r Je an , and nephew , J. E
P re ac h in g in th e Sw edish lan g atten d ed recep tio n w as held a t th e
S tockton, of P o rtlan d .
| hom e of Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Sager.
out loss of power—without engine trouble
uage will be held in th e M ission hom e of th e b rid e's p are n ts, Mr. and
Mrs. ,G. N. S ager is slow ly reco v er
ch u rc h n ex t S unday m orning a t 11 Mrs. Wm. Sales, on th e Base Line
— without carbon .cleaning — without
GILLIS
ing a t her hom e from an accident
o'clock and in th e E nglish language road. Both ch u rc h and house w ere
ever needing valve grinding.«
w hich happened to her w hile picking
S ervices w ill be held a t th e com In th e evening a t 8 o ’clock. Sunday b eau tifu lly d eco rated In pink an d
| ch erries. No bones w ere broken.
m u n ity ch u rch next S unday aftern o o n school m eets a t 10 o'clock. Young w hite blossom s and g reen ery . The
The Willys-Knight sleeve-valve engine is
Mr. and Mrs. W ill Richey and ch il a t 3 o’clock, to w hich all a re invited people's m eeting is held on T uesday groom is th e son of Mrs. E liza Stone
d ren visited a t Le C enter, W ashington
of F ail view.
evening.
the most powerful engine of its size ever
| Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. S tone w ill m ake th e ir
W
arning
to
P
a
re
n
ts.
built — and the quietest — and the only
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. K esterso n and
hom e a t F airview .
All fa th e rs and m o th ers should be
BORING
type of engine in the world that actually
son, K enneth, attended C hautauqua p ut on th e ir g uard by th e death of th e
T he B o rin g -P leasan t Home E pw orth
p re sid e n t's son. T he boy w ore sh o ts, L eague will m eet at th e Boring ch u rch
Oregon Journal Offers Campaign
J M onday a t G ladstone park.
improve! with use. It is common for
o r sa n d als, w ith no sto ck in g s, as th o u
Special.
Mr. and Mrs. E a rn e s t Rice of Seattle san d s of boys and g irls do, every day n ex t Sunday evening a t 8 o'clock.
Willys-Knight owners to report 50,000
T
he
Oregon
Jo u rn a l hag m ade p
and tw o little d au g h ters, and Mr. and In sum m er. T h a t is m ost dan g ero u s. L ester Boring will be th e leader.
special p resid e n tia l cam paign su b
Mrs. F ra n k B artholom ew of Tacoma,
T he ea rth , everyw here. Is Im p reg
miles and more without spending a cent
sc rip tio n ra te of >2.41 from Ju ly 15
! visited Mr. and Mrs. I. W. B u tler, Sun nated with dang ero u s germ s, in c lu d lu c k of M aintenance Increaoe« Paving to Novem ber 15, Including daily and
for repairs on the engine.
ing
th
e
germ
of
lockjaw
,
an
d
Innum
A lbany, O regon, has boasted of be
lay. The two ladies are g ran d d a u g h
erab le o th e r g erm s th a t may cau se ing one of th e best, if not th e best S unday edition». T his is a sp le m id
te rs of Mr. and Mrs. Butler.
blood poisoning If a slig h t w ound be paved little city on th e Pacific coast. o p p o rtu n ity to o b tain forcible, u n
biased, a u th en tic new s on the p re si
neglected.
L ittle arg u m en t w ould have to be p re
Riding a Driving Wheel.
T he feet and esp ecially th e toes, are s e n t e d to a tra v e le r over Its stre e ts to d en tial cam paign. Five big. n atio n al
N ext in im portance to in tellig en ce m ore easily Infected th an an y o th er convince him th a t th e claim is not te leg rap h ic new s services fu rn ish the
new s an d a sco re of political w riters
com es power. E very th in g we have e x tern al p a rt of th e body.
exag g erated .
are enployed to w rite for only th e
com es from pow er in tellig en tly d i
C ram ped for g en eratio n s In shoes,
In p u rsu an c e of Its paving policy. It
rected. The W orld Pow er C onference d p r l v d of th e ir n a tu ra l blood s u p has rec en tly aw arded a 232.000 co n leadings n ew sp ap ers in A m erica.—Ad.
In London, d iscussing the possibility ply, v ery often th e toes lose th e ir tra c t for 5-inch asp h altic co n crete on
Farm Keniliiiler«.
of h arn e ssin g wind, waves, tides, su n pow er of resistan c e to germ attack . add itio n al streets.
Most pigs m ark eted In Oregon n re
light, n a tu ra l steam and hot w ells and C o n stan tly you read of blood poison
W hile th e re is nothing u n u su al
unused p ossibilities of alcohol p roduc ing th a t s ta rts tn th e foot.
ab o u t th is c o n tra ct, th e uniform poli lig h t w eight, and a re th e re fo re g ro w
is tc
tion, is a m ost im p o rta n t g athering.
W earing shoes w ithout stockings, cy w hich th e city has c a rrie d o ut Is ing as well as p u ttin g on fat d u rin g
P rin ce Conti says th e U nit' d States n g leeting a cu t o r b tlster, as c h il w orth noting as p rac tica lly all of its th e finishing period. To get th e best
of A m erica could get m ore pow er from d ren often do, any germ s accum ulated s tre e ts have been paved w ith th is re su lts, carefu l atte n tio n Is given to
i’s hot sp rin g s In C alifornia, th e Y e l a r e p e rsiste n tly and co n tin u o u sly form of m a terial and th e m ain ten an ce b alan c in g th e ra tio n s so th a t enough
low stone, "V alley of T en T housand r ibhed in to the tissu es and Into th e cost for th e sam e has been nothing protein and m in eral m a tte r w ill he
provided to develop m uscle and bone,
S m okes" In A laska, e t c ., th an from all blood circ u latio n , w ith no p ro tectin g over a period of 12 years.
o u r w aterfalls. And th in k of unused rocking betw een th e foot and leath er.
It Is stated th a t it is th is lack of th e ex p erim en t sta tio n has found. T he
heat, deep u nder ground.
T he p lu ck ier th e child th e m ore m ain ten an ce cost th a t Induced th e city finishing period need not exceed 60
p ro b ab ility of a neglected wound. And to go on w ith Its p ro g ram even though days un less a risin g m a rk e t w arra n t»
GRESRAW, OREGON
See the b arg ain s listed In tb s W ant boyish courage, u n fo rtu n a te ly . Is no It could have laid o th e r types of p av e longer feeding.
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