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Piano Tuning.
P lano tu n in g S3. P lano and organ
rep a irin g . F re d B. Jones. Phone o r­
d ers to O utlook. 166L or TAbor 8962.
A su it in equity is now in p ro g ress
' in c irc u it c o u rt to cancel a deed given
GRESHAM M A RINELLO | by David W eaver to A. G. Guynup, in-
| volvlng the resid e n tia l p ro p erty of
Beauty Shoppe
O ver F ir st S ta te Hank
i W eaver ea st of th e g ran g e hall. The
H air Dyeing. F acial and Scientiflc
deed is said to have been given so th a t
Scalp T re atm en ts a Specialty.
W ater W aving and M arcelling. I G uynup could dispose of th e p ro p erty
W e rarry a line ut
for th e benefit of Mr. W eaver, who,
M arlnelln T o ilet Good».
th ro u g h Illiteracy and the p re ssu re of
sickness, signed th e p ap ers w ithout
New, inisiit or slightly usctJ o b tain in g an y m o n etary consideration.
T he evidence Is being h ea rd before
but good
I Ju d g e T azw ell, A ttorney W. J. Cooper
ap p earin g for th e plaintiff, Mr.
W eaver, and L eroy Lom ax for th e de­
S uits, D a y an d
fendant. Mr. W eaver and his sister,
Mrs. K ate W issler, cam e down from
E v en in g D resses
R
oseburg W ednesday for th e tria l.
ART NEEDLEWORK
They a re stay in g a t th e hom e of J. H.
EXCHANGED
Metzger.
Furs, Hats, Coats
Work Solicited
MRS. M. M. MILLER
1044 H aw th o rn e Ave., P o rtlan d ,
n ea r 35th St. Phone TAbor 4548.
R ally Day w ill be observed next
S unday in th e F ree M ethodist Sunday
school a t 10 o’clock and the d esire is
to have th e en tire m em bership pres
ent. T here w ill be p reach in g a t 11 by
th e p asto r, th e Rev. E. N. Long.
Young people’s m eeting at 6:30. The
re g u la r evening service w ill be held
at 7:30. T he an n u a l S unday school
o u ting will be held a t th e fa ir grounds
next S atu rd ay from 10 to 2 o'clock. A
good tim e is expected.
Mrs. Clytie S tu a rt K errs, a form er
resid en t of G resham , now of St. Paul,
M innesota, was a ca lle r in G resham
yesterd ay on Mrs. C. M errill and Mrs.
Mary Leslie.
Miss Evelyn E d w ard s of H illsboro
CUT FLOW ERS.
, attended th e social m eeting of the
We a re ready to serv e th e public Young _ People’s _______
M issionary society
w ith cu t flow ers a a p d V e floral
w as held on a t W th
e hom e evenlng-
of Miss
? i & e e pieces,
St°Uth | w
^ hich
' . a Bushong
ednesday
G uests over th e week-end a t the
|C . H. C alkins hom e w ere Miss
B eatrice Capen, a niece of Mrs. Cal-
I kins, and Mrs. W illiam B radley and
I d au g h ters, L etty and E lla, and son,
(G eorge, cousins, all from P o rtlan d .
lerepjsj'on
needs £ e
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C o n tin u ed from page 1
20th Century Store
W hat D oes Y our F ood C ost?
Not just the cost for a day but for a year? Every dollar saved in buving
means just that much increased earning power.
SATURDAY AND MONDAY September 20 and 22
20th Century Stores will sell
R oyal W hite S oap,
made in the Northwest, 10 bars 3 8 c , 5 bars 20 c
LARD, pure bulk
3 pounds ................. 50c
SMALL W HITE BEAN’S,
choice, 3 pounds.....25c
Liberty Brooms, 5-sewed, Strong, Med. Weight, ea. 69c
Bakers Premium CHOCO­
LATE, i/2 lb. bar ... 18c
CREAM OF WHEAT,
per package ............. 18c
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER,
per can ........................7C
20TH CENTURY COFFEE, outstanding high quality, lb 4 3 c
2 pounds 85c,
3 pounds $ 1 .2 5
Roasted today on your table tomorrow
T he Pow ell V alley road as fa r w est
H. o. OATS
as Rockwood h as been closed to tra f-
package ..................... 15c
! fie, m achines being detoured north
onto th e section line, thence so u th on
reach in g G resham to Pow ell Valley
I road. T he big steam shovel is oper-
RAISINS, Sunmaid,
( atin g n ear the foot of Main stre e t, and
3 large packages....... 35c
acro ss th e gulch in a n o rth w esterly
1 direction, th e line com ing o ut be-
A d iron d ack C ane &
| tw een th e G range h all and th e B ap­
tis t parsonage. T he open d itch ex­
tends w estw ard n ea rly th ree q u a rte rs
HERSHEYS COCOA,
| of a m ile and the w ork is being push-
là pound can............. 15c
I ed fo rw ard as fast as w eath er co n d i­
tions w ill perm it. It is a little indef-
| in ite as to the pro b ab le opening up of
J th e Pow ell V alley road to trav e l, and
even w hen open, th e th o ro u g h fares
w ill be m ore or less d angerous for a FIRST EN TE RTA INM EN T
tim e, it is said, as th e clay on the
BY (¿RESHAM P.-T. A.
( pavem ent will m ean a slippery condi­
The
G
resham
P aren t-T ea ch e r A sso­
tion u n til w in ter ra in s set in.
ciation w ill give its first m otion pic­
Mr. an d Mrs. A. W. P a rk e r an d chil tu re en tertain m en t in th e new school i
d ren have re tu rn e d from K ern v ille --------------
------- Monday
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C11111J5 „ a t (;JU
year on next
evening
7:30
Oregon, w here he h a s been engaged o’clock sh arp in th e auditorium of the
for sev eral m onths as a log sc a le r for public school building. It has secured
th e Colum bia R iver Log & S caling several A braham L incoln reels on “My
ureau. Mrs. P a rk e r w as a t N ew port F ath e r,” a M utt and Jeff reel “A
for tw o w eeks ea rly in the sum m er, Black H and Case,” a reel on “ Vege
but has sp en t m ost of th e tim e w ith ta rian A nim als” and a reel on “The
e r husband. H e h as com pleted his j G resham F a ir.” T his is a p rogram
c o n tra c t a t K ern v ille an d is p lan n in g j th a t prom ises to be very in te restin g
on o th e r w ork soon.
especially th e la st m entioned. O ther
ALBERS FLAPJACK,
large p ack ag e........... 25c
Wesson or Mazóla Oil
OUR PROFESSIONAL VISION
as well as our natural inclinations
have led us to perfect a service that
K IPPERED SNACKS,
4 tins .................
OLYMPIC PANCAKE,
large package.......... 25c
Quarts 49c, Half-Gallons 97c
FULL CREAM CHEESE
2 pounds ....................55c
FRUIT JARS, Mason,
quarts, per dozen.... 95c
quarts 5 5 c,
| gallons 9 9 c
Real old York State Cane and Maple
M ap le Syrup,
COCOA, bulk
2 pounds ................... 15c
CERTO, for jelly m aking
2 bottles ..................,.65c
Really no use to look for a better place
Mrs. O. A. E astm an an d Mrs. Jam es uum hers
the program will be giv
E lk in g to n have gone to Salem for th e I en by R obert S. C h risten sen of S her
sta te fair, w here th ey will be em Inan Clay * Co., P o rtlan d , on his sax-
ployed in th e office of th e se c re ta ry “Phone. All lovers of saxophone m u-
d u rin g th e week. T hey a re cam pin, s*c
th ese num bers a tre a t,
on th e grounds.
J Mr. C h ristensen w ill also w elcom e th e
Mr and M rs I a
. °P P °r tu n ity to give all in terested folks
la st nl^M ,
.
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retu rn ed valuable inform ation reg ard in g saxo-
^ V a n c o i v e r B aC a n d ^ t ^
P*“
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of in te re st in th e no’rth
Park Your Worries Outside
When you bring your automobile to this garage
you can park your troubles outside, because your
« 'r will then be in the hands of experts who know
how to locate trouble and fix it.
I„«r'nhiy HXperin,ent wlth exPpn»ive m achinery? In forc­
ing a bolt or part you may break or damage a much
J o b f „ t l ! U r .? p“ ?e
aVe M Pert
<"' 'h e
Whether it be Garage Work, Tires,
■asoline, Oil or Accessories you need,
we can supply you and guarantee first
class workmanship at lowest prices.
G RESH A M
Phone 230’
none J3 J.
GARAGE
* H 0S8’ Pro' ” -
Nite phone ?()6
Grocery Bulletin
1 KERRS BEST PA TEN T FLOUR, special
$1 89
2 REX P l RE LARI), med pail 90c, large pail
1.75
3 BRO O K FIELD LOAF CHEESE,
whole or half...........................
lb. .30
4 K. C. BAKING POW DER,
25 oz. size 19c, 50 oz. size .35
5 NEW COMB HONEY,
heavy well tilled squares................
.25
6 ROYAL CLUB COEFEE, 1 lb. 49c,
3 lbs 1.45
7 BEST HEAD R IC E.......................... ... 3 lbs. .25
8 1OMA IOES, with puree..............
2 cans .25
9 (i(X )D S TANDARD CORN
2 cans .25
10 BABBI I S C LEANSER, limit 5....
5 cans .25
11 BI IK M \t \RON1
4 IHs .25
i- BI LK SPAGHfc 1 1 1
T’ BI LK GOGOA, limit 5
3 Jbs'
.25
5 ]bs .25
14 W’HEEE W ON DER SOAP, SP E C IA L SA L E ,
22 bars 1.00
Scooter for the boy or girl F R E E
15 T U X E D O TOBACCO, P. A. TOBACCO
16 oz tin 1.05
METZGER
Quality
and Service
Phone /451
Feed 1281
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. and Mrs. Chas. Cleveland and
Lnd m 80“ a J a,Ul
daUKhter’ Mr-
an« Mrs. 8. E. W oodw orth of San
r ranclsco, have re tu rn e d from a trip
(to V ictoria and V ancouver, B. C, Thev
E e X ” be cbarged and th e Proceeds
of the en tertain m en t w ill be used to
defray th e expenses of th e p ro g ram
and to help Pax for the m otion p ictu re
m achine p urchased la st spring,
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Winter is Near
and we are ready to supply your wants for the bedroom.
2% pound Cotton Batts, each.............. $ .98
3 pound Cotton Batts, each................ $ L 4 8
2 pound half wool Cotton Batts,. . . . $ 2 .7 5
2 pound Pure Fleece Oregon Wool. . . $ 3 .5 0
For comforter coverings we have 36-inch challies
in dark and light patterns at yard....................
jg c
Cretonnes suitable for coverings at 25c, 35c and 40c
Also dark 36-inch outing flannels at yard............. 30c
D O O R M A T S , 16 x 26, 1-in. thick,
Special at $ 1 .1 9 an d $ 1 .3 9 . G et o n e n ow
UMBRELLAS
Children’s 22-inch
$ .98
Children’s 24-inch
1.45
Ladies’ I mbrellas, rang­
ing from
$1.50 to $7.95
I n r * i i>m-o >
Mr. and Mrs. W oodw orth are spend-
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L I I, A I S TA 1 L FAIR
ing a few days a t Seaside.
The boys and glrIa whQ w ere pr(ze
Miss D orothy Dickey, who h as re- 'Vinners a t th e M ultnom ah county fair
tu rn ed to her w ork as head of the de- are w orking h ard to get th e ir m a terial
p artm en ts of m usic an d g irls ’ ath- in shape for the sta te fa ir and a re
letics in th e high school, rep o rts a m anifesting a g re a t deal of in te rest,
very p le asa n t and p rofitable sum m er The first tw o prize w in n ers of each
sp en t in th e east. She en ro lled in t h e ( class from th e livestock division and
sum m er session a t N o rth w estern Uni- j ’he five in home econom ics a re th e
v ersity at E vanston, Illin o is, ta k in g
ones to attend. A pproxim ately
six w eeks of w ork in th e school of “ hie g irls exhibiting one loaf of bread
m usic in high school m ethods and each w ill reg ister u n d er hom e cook-
conducting u n d er O sborne McConathy. ery. T h ere will be about 20 exhibits
I’here w ere about 300 m usic te ac h ers in sewing, 8 of potatoes, 7 of canning
and m usic su p erv iso rs front all o v e r la n d 6 of gardening. P oland China,
die United S tates. O tto M eissner, a | Duroc, H am pshire and
B e rk sh ire
n ationally know n figure iu public I breeds of pigs will be on exhibit, also
school m usic, led th e ch o ru s w ork to J H olstein, Je rse y and Brow n Sw iss
th e delight of everyone. Miss Dickey I breeds of calves, 26 heads in all.
w as accom panied on th e trip by her I T h ere w ill be th re e team s a t th e
sister of Eugene. T he tw o visited I s’a te fair,—th e poultry, can n in g and
w ith relativ es In Illin o is. In d ian a and I Uvestnck judging team s. T he p o u ltry
M innesota.
team will consist of th ree boys from
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. L ew is spent the I lh e o l , h ert com m unity, C arl Bowman,
past few days at B ridal Veil w ith th e ir Edw in M axwell and Raymond Heigh,
son and d au g h ter-in -law . Mr. and Mrs. u n d er th e leadership of E. M. Calkins. ,
W. H. Lew is, fo rm er resid en ts of I The c a n n ,“ 8 team w ill be tak en from '
G resham .
th e sam e com m unity and w ill include
Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Todd have re ­ Evelyn H ansen and Ja n e Lord, w ith
tu rn ed from th e ir sum m er cam p at Mrs. Maxwell as leader. T hese g irls 11
W elches, having spent the past m onth w ill put on a can n in g d em onstration
there. Mrs. Todd Is m uch im proved at th e fa ir on Monday. T he livestock
in health and enjoys cam p life g re a t­ ju dging team will be th ree boys from
ly. T h ere a re m ore th a n 100 p erm a­ th e Je rse y calf club, Sven Nelson,
n en t resid en ts of th e cam p. They Clifford E kstrom an d C harles T ail- j
have au ex cellen t rad io equipm ent in man.
E ach y ear the sta te fair board, |
th e place.
th
ro
u g h th e 8Upcrvl8l°
supervision n of
of Mr
Mr. J A.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. K inder w ere at I
Salem T h u rsd ay d eco ratin g the booth ChUrch,H’ ’ « P erln ten d en t of schools,:
of the boys’ and g ir ls ’ club exhibits & a r r a n Kes
ta k e eare of tw o boys and ,
Mike Alls! ,se re tu rn e d W e,lues- 7 ° * ,
7 ‘he highest score in
•lay evening from A storia, w here he i
’ proje; ' ts at th e county fair,
had been for four days in atten d an ce a
P!“ d f° r th re e '
at a tire ch iefs’ convention as a dele-
7 ? ” Br° Und8
th<>)
Kate from th is fire com pany. T h ere J ?
m 7,’ *lub cam p ’
year ;
were about 75 p resen t from various F1° renC* M ul‘pnhoff m ade the highest '
tow ns th ro u g h o u t th e sta te
WhlIe 8Core ,n ” 'w lng aad A««KUsta K linke in
th e re he received m any new ideas . ." “ " f ;
enliUe8 the,n ,0 ’he
l in e of h
l. w ork.
‘ I tr ,p - w hlle Jo h n Flem ing, who had the
| along th e line
his
h ighest - score »*•
in *«*«
the invotitvn
livestock pinjev
project
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Let m e help you solve y o u r paint* I
Roland Suhedeen in erop w ork
lng problem s. Todd, The P a in t Man. I
th e tw o fo rtu n a te beya. T here
O resham . ph o n . t» 7 1 - A d v .
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be ab o u l 60 ex b ib iu
, t lhp
We are now ready w ith our
.line of the famous BEACON
'FALLS Rubbers for all the
family.
I his kind of m erchandise is
a’luiranteed to give absolute
satisfaction or money refunded.
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
The House of Quality
Phone 1411
Gresham
vwvwiOHnfinf wu mm
the J o r t - X o '\ alUab' e ' ' ° rd in ° Ur la n g u a se is
future of p i h ‘ i" m° S‘ diff!cu,t ,0 pronounce; yet the
ture of each of us rests on our ability to say it
Io
M«nhoo,l, Chameter,
are d a r n e d T o " ? ^
* ° ft' n
To PLEASE RE we must often say NO.
p d i n r E 11 1 E WC mUSt SUrely sa7 N 0 -
I , 1?!'. must be held in check with a firm NO.
determined NOPr' ” “ re Sa'eSman must be met with a
1 he American Doughboys taught us to sav !<N O ”
when they spoke to the Kaiser.
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o c c a s ^ o w ! 7 " e ° U g h t tO bC a b l e t 0 S a y k ° n le s s d i f f i c u I t
U hO,e °m'er’
81’ECIAL COMMUNICATIONS «’a t . fair th is year from the boys' and
G resham Lodge No. 152,1 * trls clubs of this county.
& A. M. in Masonic H all,
G resham . T uesday. Sept. 23. Work in
B right say in g s by m odern th in k e rs
I E A. Degree.
| are found in th e wan t column.
W ednesday, Sept. 24. W ork in F C
I Degree.
GR£SHAM
c h a pter .
Greshain, Oregon
T h u rsd ay , Sept. 25. L ecture.
No. 44. R. A. M.
Special
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A STRONG
HANK
Monday. Sept. 29. W ork in M. M
| Degree.
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V isiting b ro th ers w elcome.
AM AMRA
RARff
M D egrees in full form
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A. MEYERS, W M
V isiting com panions welcome.
Mr “ n«> Mrs. R. W. Gibbs drove to 1 v i , i t .
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W. L. GORSAGE. S ecy .
W R JOHNSON. H. P. I H erm iston. Oregon. W ednesday t o ) D .w ey Of b L
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FIRST STATE BANK
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