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F arm Rem inder*.
F ru it picked w hile im m atu re w ilts
m ore readily th a n when picked la te r
in th e season.
E xcessive loss ot
w eight re su lts in w ilting w hich s e ri­
ously Im pairs th e ap p e aran c e of the
fruit. "W ilting p ea rs,” says th e O re­
gon A gricu ltu ral College h o rtic u ltu re
dep artm en t," lose th e ir gloss, a re dull
and u n a ttra c tiv e and do not become
aro m atic.”
More than 300,000 school child ren
a re now ca rrie d to th e ir class room s
by m otor bus, it is said. A few y ears
ago m any of these y o u n g sters w ere
deprived of schooling d uring ce rtain
periods on account of th e condition of
th e roads.
Notice to the Public.
H einie ' G erdes being no longer in
the em ploy of the G resham Meat M ar­
ket, A. J. W. Brown, p ro p rieto r, would
esteem ft a favor if all accounts con­
tra c te d through him be paid to his
successor on th e delivery, or m ailed
direct to the firm.
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Bids
Wanted fo r T ransportation of
GRESHAM LOCALS
Continued from page 1
B I T T E B IC I
PATTERNS
Carried Here
Complete Stock
T h ere w ere about 100 In atten d an ce j
a t th e an n u a l reception given F rid ay
evening by th e high school ju n io r
class to th e seniors. The gym nasium |
w as ta ste fu lly decorated In H allow - j
e en colors am i au tu m n leaves. The j
facu lty and a n um ber of th e board
m em bers with th e ir w ives w ere pc.
«•nt. Miss Hope M ackenzie Is the |
ju n io r class ad v iser and R. E. Cannon
th e adviser of th e sen io r class.
Now is tlie time to think of the cold
« in te r days to come.
th at p e ts ’em !
RODS R EPA IR ED
AND WOUND
TODD for TACKLE
Powell S tre et
O reaham
Bur Shoe Bepurtm ent offers
uttructive values for misses and
ladies.
Ladies’ medium light weight Union Suits, low
neck no sleeves, tight knee, or loose knee
regular s iz e s .............................
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Out sizes $1.50
M isses’ an d L adies’ Black k id
P u m p s, cu t o u t stra p , all sizes $&50
M isses’ an d L adies’ Black
P a te n t L ea th er Pum ps, Rom an
stra p , a ll siz e s............................. #X.'d>
Ladies’ Fleeced Union Suits, Dutch neck, elbow
sleeves, ankle length, reg. sizes
$•» mt
Out sizes $2.25 ........................
Misses’ an d L adles’ Black and
Brow n k id Oxfords, solid le a th ­
er, low h e e l......................................#3.50
Ladies' W orsted and Cotton Union Suits, about
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4 ^ ° ° ’ Dutch neck, elbow sleeves, ankle
length, reg. sizes $1.50. Out sizes................... $5,00
Stei” In Pant8’ knee length
All sizes..............................
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Misses’ and Children’s Union Suits,
Munsing, Dutch neck, elbow
sleeves, drop seats, ankle length
sizes 2 to 6, $1.25. Sizes 8 to 12 $1.5
.50
Misses’ and Children’s M unsing Suits
wool mixed, Dutch neck, elbow
sleeves, drop seats, ankle length
sizes 2 to 6 $1.85. Sizes 8 to 12 $2.35
DEPEND0N UNDERWEAR
to ,7 ./^ V
C n .o n X lt* all size, a t ».«.no
Our stock is complete in all the
newest apparel th at is shown this
season.
,,derw ear’ WOGl mixed, sizes 34 to 44, $2.25
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Com plete line of R ubbers, Boots and
P ack s to lit every one.
IN OUR LA D IES’ READY TO
W EAR D E PA R T M E N T you will find
just the Coat and Dress you have been
looking for and at prices that are attractive
Men’s l i e « ,, K nit Cotton Fleeced Union Suits, cream. Sizes 30 ’o 40
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Specially priced at $1.5)5 suit
B « „ l i e . , , K nit Fleeced « n - n C olorU nion Suits, nl. size., 6 to 16 ym.
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M ens Heavy Knit Munsing Union Suits,
cotton fleeced, sizes 36 to 50, $2.25 a suit
M ens Gray Wool Mixed Union Suits’
about So', wool, high neck, long sleeves
closed crotch, sizes 36 to 50, $1.50 suit.
Men s Blue Mottled Munsing Suits, heavy
knit, sizes 36 to 50, an exceptionally
good garm ent, $3.00 suit.
Men’s Light Weight Union Suits, high
neck, long sleeves, closed crotch,
% length, all sizes $1.75 suit.
Ju n io r's Munsing Gray Union Suits, high
neck, long sleeves, ankle lengths,
cotton fleeced, closed crotch,
sizes 8 to 12 $1.50. Sizes 14 to 18 $1.85.
Ju n io r Munsing Gray Union Suits, wool
mixed, drop seat, ankle length, high
neck, sizes 2 to 6 $1.85.
Same quality as above with closed crotch
sizes 8 to 12 $2.35.
Complete line of
Infant s K nit Vests to be found here in
any style desired.
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M£N’S and JUNIOR'S MUNSING
Children’s Muiising Tape Knit Un­
der W aist, low neck, no sleeves,
a11 s,zes ................................................ 50c
Men’, l.lnb, w oin,„
A com plete stock of solid le a th e r
shoes can be found h ere fo r m en,
women and ch ild ren a t p o p u la r p rises.
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UNION SUIT YOU
C H I L D R E N ’S M U N S I N G
Mrs. Ida H en g stler w as tendered a i
show er at her hom e M onday
evening in honor of h er ap p ro ach in g !
" ‘ 'b l i n g .
T he house w as full and
m any useful and b eautiful g ifts w ere
received. Mrs. H en g stler w ill leave
tmoa for Uolorado w h .rc s |u. will
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m a rrie d to a friend of h e r girlhood.
Mr. and Mrs. R obert M iller of New-1
b erg sp e n t th e w eek-end w ith Mr. and
Mrs. flan s L arsen. T hey a re evan-1
g elistic sin g ers and a t th e serv ice of |
the u n d en om inational tem p le F rid a y
evening san g sev eral selectio n s w hich
w ere m uch ap p reciated .
M isses’ and Ladies’ Black and
k id O xford, com bination la st
a a rc h su p p o rt ..................................#«.50
Let
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W omen’s Munsing Bloomers, knee length reg
sizes 85c. Outsizes................................. ’
$1.00
M il p r is e
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I sell the Tackle
SHOES
D o n t Say U n d e r w e a r — S ay M u n iio g w e a r
Ladies’ medium weight Union Suits, with Dutch
neck, elbow sleeves, tight knee, reg. sizes.... $2.00
Out sizes $2.25
pink.
R E D U C IN G
CORSETS
P ark here and shop in com fort
Münsing Wear for (he Entire Family
Mr. and Mrs. David M agnuson and j
th re e ch ild ren expect to leave W ed­
nesday by au to for th e ir fo rm er hom e )
in A labam a. They cam e w est a little
over a y ear ago, hut aft« r spending a |
w inter here, they have decided the
clim ate is a little too rigorous. They
w ill stop a t Canby, Oregon, for a few
d ay s’ visit w ith relativ es, also they ex- |
pect to m ake a sh o rt stay in C a lifo r­
nia. Mr. M agnuson is a b ro th e r of |
Otto M agnuson in Pow ell V alley, also
of E m anuel M agnuson In D am ascus.
Mrs. O scar T h o ren and Mrs. Sam
P alm quiat.
k
S tudents in Union High School
D istrict No. d.
Sealed bids w ill be received by the
Board of D irectors of Union High
School D istrict No. 2. G resham , M ult­
nomah county, Oregon, for th e f u r n ­
ishing of suitab le m otor vehicles for
Glen M ercer, who Is a ju n io r at
th e tra n sp o rta tio n of stu d e n ts to and
from the follow ing d istric ts to the O. A. C., sp en t th e w eek-end w ith his
high school building a t G resham - p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. M ercer. |
Lynch, T erry, Victory. Powell Valley He atten d ed th e big O regon-S tanford
O rient and H illsview.
football gam e a t P o rtla n d S atu rd ay . I
( o n tra c ts will begin J a n u a ry 2d
L ew is A lbert and fam ily of Cam as, J
and end Decem ber 31st, 1925.
F or fu rth e r p a rtic u la rs consult your W ashington, sp e n t S atu rd ay and S un­
local d irecto r or th e clerk of the day a t th e M ercer home. Mr. A lbert is |
board.
a b ro th er of Mrs. M ercer.
Bids m ust he in by November 6,
1924, and will he opened at a reg u la r
I he L ouis H. A u ciair p ro p erty , co n ­
m eeting of th e board a t 7:30 p. m. at sistin g of a house an d a lot 100 x 200 j
the higli school building.
feet, has been pu rch ased by Miss Eiiz-
W. C. LAWKENCE, C hairm an
ab eth Johnson. She and h er m o th er |
K. A. M ILLER, Clerk.
will continue to resid e w here they are
Outlook w ant ads w ill bring buyer u n til sp rin g , when th ey w ill probably I
and seller tog eth er cheaply and
occupy th e ir new home.
quickly.
L. A. WACK & CO.
Madam X
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I’ e In vite } our Inspection
M e n s All-W ool S how er-P roof
OVERCOATS
S h eu erm an Make
$22.50 to $37.50
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Mr. and Mrs. L. P. M anning re tu r n ­
ed M onday eveuing from a th ree-
w eeks’ v isit w ith relativ es in G ran ts
Pass and O akland, Oregon. At G ra n ts
P ass they visited th e ir d au g h ter, Mrs.
L. I). H ow ard and fam ily and at O ak­
land tw o b ro th e rs of Mr. M anning.
I hey m ade th e trip by m achine. Mr.
M anning enjoyed m uch of th e tim e in
hunting.
L. A. WACK & CO.
OVERLAND-4
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Just a le w of the reasons why your next car should
■ be an Overland-4.
The new ()verland engine is a match for any hill
per cent more braking service than any other
car near its price.
D i s c type dutch, runs in a bath of oil. Complete-
ly encased.
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All steel body.
Baked enamel on steel.
h « r d X u / e „ C± ? r Wi‘h a "
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The Overland is built for long service.
P rice an O verland and realize the difference.
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
RELIABILITY
Phone 1141 •
SERVICE
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Gresham
s
Vera, th e oldest child of Mr. and
Mrs. p. E. Stone, has been very ill th e I
p ast week w ith congestion of the
lu n g s and p leu risy , h er fever for sev­
eral days ran g in g a t 104. T h ere w as
a tu rn for th e b etter on S atu rd ay and
h e r recovery is now looked for.
An In terestin g little gam e of foot­
ball w as played at noon a t th e high
school betw een the freshm en and the
sophom ores, th e score sta n d in g a t the
close of th e gam e 0 to 0.
Mr. an d Mrs. Roy W. Oibbs left S a t­
u rd ay m o rn in g for H erm iston, n ear
w hich place th ey have leased a
a c re d airy ran ch . They have p u r-
chased 13 cows and som e hogs to
gin w ith an d w ill give th e farm ing
business a try -o u t for a t least a year,
i’h eir house h ere is being occupied by
Mrs. M. A. P atte rso n .
t lair S tockton, who w as in ju re«
tw o w eeks ago in a m otorcycle spill,
resum ed his stu d ies a t high school |
Monday m orning.
Money to loan on rea l estate. Farm
loans a t ( per c e n t t t W T horne
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A ll th e new fall colors
Gresham, Oregon
$5.00
Every Room in the House at an
Even Temperature - at Less Cost
T h e solu tion is a P ip e or P ip ele ss F u rn ace
A. W. A nderson and w ife have re ­
tu rn ed to th e ir home a t A nderson s ta ­
tion a fte r spen d in g 14 m onths a t Bon­
neville, w here Mr. A nderson w as em ­
ployed a t th e g overnm ent tish h a tc h ­
ery as g a rd e n e r In th e sum m er and
n ig h t w atchm an in th e w in ter. Mrs.
A nderson has been In poor h ealth for
som e tim e p ast and it w as th o u g h t the
re tu rn to h er hom e m ight be of bene- I
fit to her.
Jack so n Jo n e s w as one of th e
g u ests M onday noon a t a luncheon of
the m em b ers’ forum of th e P o rtlan d
ch am b er of com m erce, w hen th a t body
en tertain ed th e m em bers of th e O re­
gon n atio n al g u ard rifle team whf<..
w as v ictorious at th e recen t n atio n al j
com petition shoot a t Camp P e rry
Ohio.
Men’s G enuine
VELOUR HATS
Our expert heating engineer, who has had years of exoeri
your h o tn e ^ ^ e
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C8timate ° n heatin*
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Priced a t $79.60 and up
HEATING STOVES
We are now showing a complete stock
ot heating stoves of the combination coal
and wood, straight coal and straight wood
types. Featuring such makes as the Port­
land Made Cheerful, Mission and Bridge-
Beach.
P rices are very rea so n a b le
Yes, we will^ake your old stove in trade on a new one.
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OIL STOVES
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From now until April 15
next year an oil stove is
needed in every home
I »rives the chili from every
home and protects family
health.
B e are showing the fa­
tuous Perfection Oil Heat­
er. No smoke, no smell
rtnd proven the most eeo-
fioiuiiiil to operate.
Trl^ . , ,,’r'<’et'on OU H eater in yo u r bathroom
Priced at $6.50, $7.75 and $9.50
Phone 1121
L. L. KIDDER HDW. CO. e-ham