Gresham outlook., August 08, 1924, Page 3, Image 3

GKESHAM
PAGE THREE
PUBLIC DANCE
TROUTDALE
To Help Farmers
Mr. and Mrs. 8. A. E dm undson
spent th e w eek-end a t th e home of th e
By C. E. Spence,
la tte r ’s fa th e r at Scio, Oregon.
S tate M arket Agent.
A few frien d s g ath ered at th e hom e
of Mrs. M arg aret B u rn s S atu rd ay a f­
ternoon to help c e le b ra te h e r 76th
At a rec en t m eeting of a num ber of
b irth d ay an n iv ersary .
P endleton w heat g ro w ers to ta lk over
Miss N an B u rn s Is en te rta in in g the m a tte r of sellin g o r holding, one
C reighton, Ine, A rth u r and R obert of the farm e rs offered th is advice:
♦
” 1 here are two times when a man
B urns w ith a tw o-w eeks' vacation trip
W hen w heat gets aro u n d $1.25 to the
to Seaside, Oregon.
should
not speculate. I f’hen he can’t
grow
er,
it
seems
to
m
e
th
a
t
it
is
th
e
R e fre s h in c u ts
Tickets $1.00
Mr. and Mrs. Jo n es from V ancouver, tim e to sell, not all. but a p a rt of his
afford it and when he can.”
W ashington, and Mr. and Mrs. E v er­ crop. T his is a fairly safe proposition
e tts from Kelso, W ashington, visited for th e gro w er eith er way th e m a rk e t
If you feel the speculative “fever”
COTTRELL
at th e W. W. Robinson hom e Sunday. goes. If it falls, he has played safe
SPRINGDALE
coining on. consult a good Banker Prac­
Miss Belle P arso n s of N ew berg. O re­ on a p a rt of his cro p : if it goes high
Mrs. G. H. B lack b u rn is visiting her
Mrs. W. W. N o rth w ay 's fath e r, Mr.
titioner. Let him prescribe a dose of
d au g h ter, Mrs. Id a H olm es and fam i­ \ an Z ant, suffered a stro k e of gon, and Z. Schenck an d fam ily from er, he h as h alf of his crop yet to sell
Oregon City, w ere S unday v isito rs at and has n o t lost an y th in g on th e first
ly. In E stacada.
“common sense talk.”
apoplexy Monday, A ugust 4. Mr. Van-
deal. T hen, too, th is would do m uch
S. B. S plaw u and fam ily spent S un­ Z ant is in a very low condition. One th e hom e of Mrs. H. F. P arso n s.
T he T ro u td ale F lo w er club received
Consult with one of our officers before
day in Hood R iver visiting friends.
e n tire side of his body an d both eyes a blue ribbon and a p rize of $10 on to reg u la te th e m a rk e t and stab ilize it.
W ith h alf th e crop held back, the
‘ Mr. and Mrs. F re d Meyer, Mr. and a re paralyzed.
your
“fever” gets “too high.” We may
its floral exhibit a t th e M ultnom ah sp e cu la to rs w ould not be ab le to pull
M rs. L. E. C rasw ell drove to L ong­
be
able
to ward off a serious “setback.”
Mr. and Mrs. Tom N orthw ay and county fair.
off any very wild d eals.” If th e re
view Sunday. T hey had dinner a t the Mr. and Mrs. McKay have left for
Miss N ancy Bayley w as a w eek-end w ere com pact o rg an izatio n and co­
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. R. H afn er at | B ritish Columbia.
visitor at th e home of h e r a u n t, Mrs. op eratio n w ith w heat g ro w ers, such
K elso and la te r w ent th ro u g h the
T he S p rin g d ale Needle club m et C. I. Thom as. She w as on h er w ay
g en eral actio n would be a ' pow er for
L ong-B ell m ill In Longview.
i with Mrs. D. W oodard W ednesday, Au-
1
T he local co n tra c to r, L. A. D avies, I gust 6. Mrs. A rth u r Jo h n so n . Mrs. from S eattle. W ashington, to h er hom e safe and profitable m a rk ets.
in
T
he
D
alles.
Miss
B
ayley
Is
going
is building a sm all cottage on th e | W alter Bell and Mrs. F ra n k Bell w ere
to F all City, Iowa, w h ere she w ill
W heat m ay go to $1.50 per bushel
Gresham, Oregon
B rin k place.
visitors.
T he club w ill m eet w ith
teach psychology in th e U niversity of net to th e farm ers, as m any of them
Mrs.
Ollie
W
oodard
on
W
ednesday,
Iowa.
WOOD SAWING
expect it w ill, or a drop may com e and
Q uickly and efficiently done by ex­ A ugust 20.
Mrs. Wm. C raw ford is ta k in g a tw o- ¡farm ers m ay again have to sell below
p erts. All o rd ers prom ptly attended
Mrs. C. E. V est and son D erw in w eeks' v acation a t N e ta rts beach.
the cost of production, b ut if every
•imiiTy
to re g a rd le ss of size.
have re tu rn e d from Y akim a, w here
ffiWtUWBHHIWHIffgfl
T he ladies of T ro u td ale ch a p te r O.E. bushel h arv ested th is y ear n etted th e
GEO. SHAW ' P hone 229 ED. SM ITH Mrs. Vest has been v isitin g h er r e la ­
S. gave a p a rty at th e hom e of Mrs. farm er $1.50, th e tro u b le w ith a g ric u l­
tives.
F ran ces Fox on T uesday aftern o o n , tu re would not be cured. The tro u b le
Mr. and Mrs. J e ss R ogers e n te r­ A ugust 5, In honor of G randm a place is betw een th e m a n u fa c tu re r
tained a num ber of th e young people W right, th e occasion being th e 83d and his w orkm en on one side and th e
EAT
of S pringd ale w ith a chicken su p p er b irth d a y a n n iv e rsa ry of Mrs. W right. farm er on th e other. T he cost of th is
at th is Bakery and a t S to r s
T hursday, A ugust 5.
Mrs. A lm a B ram hall an d Miss M yrtle m iddle road Is too big. th e farm ers
Mrs. H. N. C h risten sen sp en t M on­ C a rter and little siste r E lda a re sp e n d ­ sim ply c a n ’t pay it and sta y on the
Contains the Vitamine», nil-ed by
day and T uesday v isitin g her m o th er ing a few days in P o rtla n d th is week. farm s. T h ere has got to be m ore th an
scientific p rln cli les
in P o rtlan d .
Mrs. Melvin S h o rt an d little d au g h ­ a h igh-price-of-w heat rem edy. A r e ­
It’s Good an d Good fo r You
“/ t ’s Delicious”
te r of W ashougal, W ashington, a re tail m a rk e t p rice of $3 for w hich th e
CORBETT
visiting a few days a t th e hom e of pro d u cer received but $1 is a load th a t
Let us supply you ,with Ice
Mrs. F ra n ce s Fox.
is su rely b reak in g his back. It is a
Mrs. Sheldon S te a rn s from Ogden is
Cream, Sweet Cream, W hip­
Mrs. W. T. H ensley an d g ra n d ­ system u n d er w hich th e farm er is
THEO. VAN DOFINCK
Phone 1221
ping Cream, B utter and Ice. the g u est of frien d s in th is vicinity.
d au g h ter, E lla R ichardson, a re sp en d ­ asked to w ork for less and less so
Geo. K nierient, J r., from San Diego, ing a couple of w eeks a t N eta rts th a t a g re a te r arm y of m iddle In te r­
We offer you Gresham prod­
C alifornia, is v isitin g his fath e r and beach. Mrs. A nna R ich ard so n is
ucts made from pure Gresh
ests m ay live on th e betw een-proflts.
am Milk and Cream at rea­ b ro th e rs and n u m ero u s frien d s in th is keeping house a t th e H en sley ran c h
com m unity.
If fa rm e rs w ere as tig h tly o rg an ­
sonable prices.
r _ «U E ARMED TO
w hile h e r m o th er is aw ay.
Miss Je n n ie E v an s cam e from W alla
ized as m a n u fa ctu re rs
they could
vVAGE A F I6 -R T ,
See our stand on West W alla la st week to spend h er v ac a­
speedily rem edy th is trouble, as m any
FOR THE MEATS
FAIRVIEW
Powell street. Take one of tion w ith hom e folks.
of th e m a n u fa c tu re rs a re now doing.
C o n tin u ed from page 2
WE
our handy containers of ice
K enneth K incaid, who is in th e navy,
A larg e crow d atten d ed th e show er They could be th e ir own m iddle men,
WOV
L andscape Copy—1st Mrs J. E.
cream home w ith you. We is hom e for his a n n u a l vacation.
given by M rs. J. W. M oller a t h er th e ir own w holesalers, b ro k ers and
ARE'
fill orders in quantities of
Mr. and Mrs. P. D. S ettlem eier w ent hom e T uesday aftern o o n in honor of com m issions, and ab so rb th e d istrib ­ P etite, 2d W inston C. S trong.
P o rtra it S ketches— 1st Mrs. P etite.
from 1 pint to 100 gallons or to W oodburn Sunday to atten d th e Miss B eulah B uckner. Many b ea u ti­ uting profits. B ut th e farm ers are
RIGHT!''
F ig u re Copy— 1st Mrs. J. E. Petite.
more.
wedding of th e fo rm e r’s niece.
ful g ifts w ere received. T he house not so organized and it w ill be a long
M arine Sdene—2d Mrs. J. E. Petite.
Mrs. W atkins from H ep p n er is v isit­ w as ta ste fu lly d ecorated w ith pink tim e before they w ill be, and u n til
t ;
Monday and Friday are our ing h er niece, Mrs. Geo. C ham berlain. gladiolis and crep e p ap er. Ice cream
F low ers. N atu re— 1st Miss E liza­
such
tim
e
-as
a
g
ric
u
ltu
re
Is
able
to
ice delivery days. Phone your
beth Johnson, 2d Mrs. J. E. P etite.
A drian Owen an d Miss V irginia and cake w ere served by th e hostess. hold its ow n u nder th e org an izatio n
Still Life, O rig in al—1st Miss E liza­
w ants. We also handle a Owen,
b ro th er an d niece of Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. C harles Mode, of D u­ system , it would seem to be th e duty beth Johnson, 2d Mrs. J. E. Petite.
WE HAVE ALWAYS
full line of coca cola Bottling C ham berlain,
are also h er g u ests for fur, Oregon, spent S atu rd ay and S u n ­ of m unicipal, sta te and n atio n al gov­
B est C ollection— 2d Mrs. P etite.
Co.’s goods.
FOUGHT FOR PURE
the w eekend.
day a t th e home of Ira Brooks.
Pastel.
ern m en ts to in terv en e and stop the
L andscape— 1st C. R am aheir,
2d
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Cook and Ben exploitation.
G eorge K nieriem , Sr., atten d ed th e
m eats. We w on’t allow a piece
Miss E lizabeth Johnson.
of m eat to com e into th is m ark et
G. A. R. picnic a t th e O aks S aturday. Cook have re tu rn e d from a trip to
F ig u re S tudy—2d Ruth E. W eger.
th a t doesn t live up to w h at we ex­
N ew port, Oregon.
1 he United S tates cen su s bureau
S till Life— 1st D oris E vans Pew-
pect of It. It m u st be able to stan d
’hone 13S1
Gresham
L et m e help you solve your p ain t
Mrs. Jo h n P ete rso n an d d au g h ters gave th e to ta l of Oregon farm m o rt­ th e re r, 2d R uth E. W eger.
th e te sts we give it. F olks know
ing problem s. Todd, T he P a in t Man R achel and baby Ju n e a re spending a gages as $51,999,178 in th e year 1920.
F lo w ers— Is
Ruth E. W eger 2d
when they buy a pound of m eat of
G resham , phone 1971.—Adv.
Mrs.
J.
E.
Petite.
few days a t M an h attan beach.
S tate T re a s u re r Jefferson Myers gives
us they have p u rch ased 16 ounces
F ru it—2d Miss E lizabeth Johnson.
of w holesom e purity.
Owen H elm s from O stran d e r is v is­ th e to ta l now as $98,000,000—au in ­
H ead— 1st Mrs. J. E. Petite, 2d
itin g rela tiv e s a t th is place.
cre ase of $48,000,000 in fo u r years, D oris E vans P ew th erer.
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge B u rlin g am e $12,000,000 a y ear. And In face of
F ig u re S tudy— 1st Mrs. J. E. Petite.
M arines— 2d W inston C. Strong.
who have sp e n t th e la st tw o m onths th e se figures m en and m oney a re
A. J. W. BROWN, Prop.
S till L ife—2d Doris E. P ew therer.
Phone INDI
a t th is p lace have moved to Sandy, w orking h ard to defeat th e law passed
Pow ell 8L
Crayon S ketch— 1st Mrs. Petite, 2d
Oregon, w here be is to be em ployed.
by th e la st le g isla tu re forbidding the D oris E vans Pew ttiere.
T he M isses A llene Dixon and C lara m a n u fa ctu re of co u n terfe it b u tte r in
P encil S ketch— 2d Mrs. J. E. Petite.
NOTICK OK B O N D S A L E .
Pen and Ink D raw ing— 1st K a th e r­
Brooks w ent to F alls City M onday to th e state. ‘ D airying h as been the
ine
F.
Noyes,
2d
Mrs.
O.
W.
H
u
rlb
u
rt.
NOTICE
IK H E R E B Y G I V E N
atten d th e E p w o rth L eague in stitu te. stra w th a t m any of us farm ers have
e a le d b id s w ill b e re c e iv e d I>y th e u n d e r ­
L an d scap e— 2d Doris E. P ew therer. s sig
n e d u n til th e h o u r o f 8 o'clock p. m
Jo h n S u rface from L os A ngeles, held up on for som e tim e p a st,” w rites
A nim als— 1st Mrs. J. E. P etite
a '1. 1 'o , lil,h <lHi o f A u g u s t. 1924. a t th e
C alifornia, is visitin g his s is te r Mrs. a farm er to th e sta te m a rk e t agent,
B est C ollection— 1st D oris E vans S c h o o lh o u se a t F a ir v ie w . O reg o n , a n d im ­
CHEVRO LET SED A N ................................. $ 650
m ed ia te ly th e r e a f te r p u b lic ly o p e n e d by
E dw in B urlingam e.
"an d now they would ta k e aw ay a P ew th ere r, 2d Mrs. J. E. P etite
1SU m C
F!?°
o f S ch o o l D is tr ic t N o '
Mrs. L ouise M orrison, who h as been p a r t of th is profit for th e benefit of
Posters.
1«, M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty , O re g o n fo r a n
1920 CHEVROLET TO URIN G, license.............. 150
S ubject M ultnom ah Co. F a ir—2d .7 'T w 'e itbon,lM o t ~ ? id d i s t r i c t In tin- su m
q u ite ill, is im proving.
one o r tw o m eat packing concerns
T WP7 ‘ y.-Be 'T n
D o lla rs (»27,-
Mrs. J. E. P etite.
Mrs. E tn a W agner has re tu rn e d to w hich w an t to get big profits on
o m d e nid 'r.*,’. i bft ln d ,‘"< > m lnatlons o f
1919 CHEVROLET, license ..................................
75
S ubject C hildren— 1st Mrs. W. A h i v e H u n d r e d D o lla r s (»500) e a c h n u m -
h e r home in R ain ier from a v isit w ith co u n te rfe it b u tte r b y -product.” F a rm ­ Thom as.
lo rhe»?ni,
"{,y,£,’ur <5«> lnclus“I-e,
a n d to m a tu r e
relativ es here.
e rs should m ore realize th e im port
1921 I ORD I O l RING , license, good condition 200
Cut P ap er— 2d Mrs. W. A. Thom as s e r ia lly d In a ,e n u J m u e n r « ic a 1. l 1924.
o r d e r a s fo llo w s
W ater Color— 1st E thel L. S trong
Miss Sue L ew is of Tebo, K ansas, is an ce of b eatin g th is referen d u m on
» 500 o n J u n e 1, 1925
600 o n J u n e I. 1926
1918 FORD TO U R IN G .........................................
75
visitin g h er sister, Mrs. L ouise M orri­ th e oleo law — for it will m ean a m a r­ 2d Mrs. W. A. Thom as.
600 on J u n e 1, 1927.
Best P o ster— 1st Mrs. W. A. Thom
500
o n J u n e 1, 1926.
son.
k et for m illions of pounds m ure of as, 2d Mrs. J. E. P etite.
1000 o n J u n e I, 1929
1919 FORD TO U RIN G , license............................ 100
b u tte r.— S tate M arket A gent.
1000
o n J u n e 1, 1930.
Tooled Wood— 1st L. D eutschm ann
1000 o n J u n e 1, 1031.
2d Louise Fieldhouse.
1000 o n J u n e 1, 1932.
POWELL
VALLEY
1925 I’ORD ROADSTER, license and extras..... 300
1000 o n J u n e 1, 1933.
DAMASCUS KEKItY MEN
Chlnii P ainting.
1000 o n J u n e 1, 1934.
Cake P late— 1st Mrs. R. F. Davis.
WILL
MEET
MONDAY
Two
Pow
ell
V
alley
fam
ilies
a
re
en
­
1500 o n J u n e 1, 1936
1924 M AXW ELL ROADSTER, license, extras,
1600 o n J u n e 1, 1936
D resser Het— 1st Cree Roper.
joying th e ocean breezes a t Seaside
1500 o n J u n e 1, 1937.
Specim en L u ste r— lBt Mrs. It. F.
A -l condition ............................................. 900
Prof.
C.
L.
Long
of
th
e
h
o
rtic
u
l­
1500 o n J u n e 1, 193H.
th is week, Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n V icklund
Davis, 2d Cree Roper.
2000 o n J u n e 1, 1939.
2000 o n J u n e 1. 194«.
and d au g h ter, also Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k tu ra l division of the O. A. C. extension
Specim en Mat— 1st Mrs. R. F. Davis
1924 MAXYV ELL COUPE, extras and license,
2000 o n J u n e 1, 1941.
serv ice w ill be th e p rin cip al sp eak er
B est C ollection—1st Mrs. R. F
G ustafson and th ree ch ild ren .
2000 o n J u n e 1, 1942.
A -l condition ............................................. 1075
a
t
a
m
eeting
of
ra
sp
b
e
rry
g
ro
w
ers,
to
Davis.
2000
o n J u n e 1, 1943.
Miss E lla B ottleson, a m illin e r from
3000 o n J u n e 1, 1944
F ru it o r Salad Dish—2d Mrs. R
be held at th e S. A. R oberts place in
Chicago, h as a rriv ed to v isit w ith her
a t th e r a t e o f
D am ascus, M onday, A ugust 11, a t 2 Davis. 2d C ree Roper.
live a n d o n e - h a lf p e r r e n t <6U p e r c e n t)
fa th e r, W alford B ottleson, who has
Six Cups and S aucers— 1st Mrs. H.
a n n u m , p a y a b le sem i a n n u a lly o n th e
p.
m.
Some
field
to
u
rs
m
ay
be
m
ade
h r s t d a y s o r J u n e a n d D e c e m b e r, p r i n ­
W. S n ash all.
been in very poor h ealth fo r several
c ip a l a n d In te re s t p a y a b le a t th e office o f
of n earb y p atch es in an effort to de­
Colored P e rsia n —2d Mrs. R. F. C
m onths past.
o n n tS 0 “/?1! - T r e a s u r e r o f
M u ltn o m a h
C o u n tv , O re< on.
te rm in e th e step s n ecessary to bring Davis.
R E L IA B IL IT Y -:- SERVICE
T he M ission Sunday school enjoyed
t'Ht«
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h
e
a
c
c
o
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p
a
n
ie
d
by a c er-
H um idor— 1st Mrs. R F. Davis.
lllle d ch e c k f o r o n e th o u s a n d th r e e h u n ­
Phone 1141
Gresham
its an n u a l picnic W ednesday at Mt. th e yield up to th e m axim um p ro d u c­
B
est
C
ollection—
1st
Mrs.
U.
d
r
e
d
a
n
d
fifty
d
o
lla
r
s
(»1360.00),
a
n d m u st
O.
T ab o r p ark and a splendid tim e Is Re­ tion. E veryone in terested in berry Sm ith, 2d Cree Roper.
u n c o n n ttlo n a l.
c
u
ltu
re
invited
to
be
p
resen
t.
T
he
A
n
a
b
s
t
r
a
c
t
o
f
th
e
re
c
o
rd
o
f
p
ported.
C hild’s W ork— 1st E lizabeth N. Ben­ in g s a u th o r iz in g th e s e b o n d s w ill h ro e c e f e u d r ­ ­
m
eeting
place
is
located
o
ne-half
m
ile
n
ett.
n is h e d on a p p lic a tio n .
A rth u r N ystrom has re c e n tly In­
T h e h o a rd r e s e r v e s th e r i g h t to r e je c t
C opper and B rass.
sta lle d a th ree -tu b e radio se t in his south and o n e-h alf m ile ea st of W il­
a n y a n d a ll bid s.
Bowl— 1st L. D eutschm ann.
son co rn e rs, and 3 m iles w est of Bor
„ ,
,
GEO. R. SH A W ,
home.
B est C ollection— 1st L. D eutsch
S ch o o l C le rk . S ch o o l D is tr ic t N o. 16,
ing.
m ann.
M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty . O reg o n
Miss Alm a P eterso n of H artfo rd ,
B asketry.
C onnecticut, is visiting h er b ro th er, 881)
STATE FAIR
B est C ollection— 1st Woods In d ian
P ine Needle B ask et— 1st Mrs. E llas
A ugust P eterso n and fam ily, whom
V illage.
Bronx.
WILL
OPEN
SEPT.
22
she had not seen for 37 y ears. Miss
Children’s Work.
Raffia B asket— 1st Mrs. E llas Brong.
P eterso n , a fte r visiting o th e r re la ­
W ater Color— ls t E lizabeth N B eu­
Reed B asket— 1st N ellie S tartzeit,
T he six ty -th ird Oregon sta te fair
nett.
tiv es h ere an d In W ashington, will w ill open a t Salem Monday, S eptem ­ 2d Miss E lizabeth Johnson.
T ra y —2d Mrs. E llas Brong, 2d Nel­
OH— l s t E lizab eth N. B ennett.
p robably re tu rn ea st som etim e th is ber 22. Mrs. E lla W ilson, se creta ry ,
lie Startzeit.
Pastel.
fall.
say s th a t en tries a re com ing in fast
Vase— 1st N ellie S tartz ell, 2d Mrs.
F lo w ers— 1st Anlce S. O orhan.
Mrs. C harles A nderson of A berdeen and th e outlook la prom ising for a E lias Brong,
D ecorative G lass— 2d C ree Roper.
IT IS A D IS T IN C T M ARK
W ashington, visited w ith Mr. and Mrs very su ccessful exhibit.
B est C ollection— 1st N ellie S tartzell,
Copper Ink W ell— ls t L. D eutsch-
2d
Mrs.
E
llas
Brong.
m
ann.
E. S atte rstro m on Sunday last. She
of respect to have us care for the final ar­
S alt and P ep p er S h ak er— l s t L.
D esigning.
I’lon w r of Rhododendron IHe*.
left for V ancouver in the evening for
rangements. Our solicitude shows in ev­
O riginal Book P late— 1st Mrs. J E D eutschm ann.
S tephen O verton M itchell, a pio­ Petite.
a sh o rt v isit before re tu rn in g to A ber­
Ash T ray, chased— 1st L. D eu tsch ­
ery detail of our endeavor.
deen.
n eer resid en t of Oregon living near
O riginal Book Cover— 1st Mrs. J. E m ann.
T h ere will be th ree p rea ch in g se r­ R hododendron, died Sunday, A ugust 3. P etite, 2d D oris E vans P ew th erer.
P ictu re of Cloth— ls t L illian lt.
Cram .
vices at th e M ission ch u rch n ex t S u n ­ aged 86 y ears, 4 m onths and 13 days, S tained G lass— 1st Mrs. J. E. Petite.
H aw aiian ex h ib it— l s t Woods In-
Pottery.
day. In th e m orning th e Rev. R. A. from w eakness incidental to old ago.
dian Village.
Bowl—
1st
Mrs
W
Il.
T
hom
as,
2d
A nderson of S eattle will sp eak and in Mr. M itchell ]> ft Racine, W isconsin,
E skim o E xhibit— 1st Woods Indian
Cora E. Hyne.
th e aftern o o n at 3 o'clock serv ices will in 1858 an d had lived In th e Im m edi­
Vgse— 1st Mrs. W H. T hom as, 2d Village.
Inlaid P earl C hecker B oard— ls t (1
be conducted by the Rev. C. I s Ledin a te vicinity of his death for upw ards Cora E. Hyne.
R. M eissner.
of P o rtlan d . T he Rev. O scar L arson, of 50 years. H e is survived by his
Book Ends— 2d C ora E. Hyne.
Old F ashioned Brooch—2d Mrs. J
S creen— ls t Mrs W. H. Thom as.
fo rm er p asto r h ere b ut now residing wife, E llen M itchell, and seven ch il­
L. Miller.
C
andie
S
ticks—
2d
Cora
E
Hynp.
In C alifornia, w ill be p re se n t and d ren : Miss M ary M itchell, Mrs. Jos.
Lam p Shade— ls t Myra Helm
Basket D écoration— l s t Mrs. W. H
sp eak at 8 o'clock in th e evening.
Ju stin and Mrs R alph G anger. E dgar T hom as. 2d Cora E. Hyne.
P lacques ln Oil— l s t Myra Heim.
P arch m en t in Oil— 1st Mrs. W H.
M., Jo h n H., A rlle E. and H arry. The
Closed B asket— ls t Mrs. W. H.
Thom as.
( ard nt T h an k s.
Rev. Mr. E dgar of P o rtlan d co n d u ct­ Thom as.
H anging B askets— 2d Mrs Thom as.
Ja
rd
in
ie
rs—
2d
Cora
E.
Hyne.
We w ish to th a n k the m any frien d s ed th e fu n eral services la st T uesday
G rass Rope B ask et— ls t Nellie B
Lam p Shade— ls t M yra Helm . 2d
F t sh or Cured. iArd, Etc., prepared and sold tinder ab­
S tartzw ell.
an d neighbors tor the k in d n ess and a t 2:30 a t th e Mt. Scott chapel with G ladys B. Cook.
solutely sanitary conditions and at lowest
Oil on Jessl P la q u e - -1st Mrs. W. II.
help show n a t th e death of o u r be­ in te rm e n t In Mt. Scott cem etery, J. E. |
Cnrtos.
Thom as.
possible prices, you’ll go to
C urlos— ls t Woods Indlan Village.
M etzger, m ortician.
loved wife, d au g h ter and sister,
I)(s»r S top— ls t Mrs. W. K. T hom as.
A ntiques— l s t L. B. Cols, 2d Mrs W
Robert F ltx w ater, Mrs. C a rrie Ben­
(To be co n tin u ed In next issue.)
B. Davles.
L
et
us
figure
your
h
eatin
g
problem
.
son, R udolph S aiq u ist, Mrs. E O.
for you. L. L. K idder Hdwe. Co.
In d ian Bead W ork— ls t Woods In-
Nicholson, Mrs. O scar Holm. Mrs.
dian Village,
WOOD, WOOD!
GEO. ill ATI., Prop.
Phone n i l
Gre*hsm
G eorge Mellon, Misses E m ily S ai­
The Bank of Gresham pays 5 per
Indlan B asket— l s t Woods Indlan
If you h av e n 't y o u r wood see Cecil
q u ist and E lv era S aiquist.
cent Interest on time deposits.—Adv V illage, 2d Mrs. Belle Heiney.
M etzger, G resham , phone 1151.
tf
Columbia Grange Hall
CORBETT
M ark 7 ivain said:
SATURDAY EVENING, AUG. 16
OUR HEALTH BREAD
GRESHAM MAID
ICE CREAM
Gresham City Bakery
More Awards Won
at Mult. County Fair
Dairy Products Co.
U s e d A u to m o b ile s
Look these cars over, drive them, as all car­
ry a 30-day guarantee
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
FOR THE BEST MEATS
THE SANITARY MARKET
GRESHAM MEAT MARKET