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W A L T E R L. T O O Z E . S r.. R e g is te r '
A d m i n i s t r a t o r o f th e E s t a t e o f
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K a t e W is s le r. D ec e a se d .
Get the classified ad. habit.
GUARANTEED to be as represented
All with 1925 License
USED CAR SALE
1922
FORD
Touring
OVERLAND
Touring
E x tra good
condition.
Looks and runs
good.
$325
$265
R uns good, has new
top, new b attery
and six
cord tire s.
1922
DODGE
Roadster
OVERLAND
Coupe
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1918
FORD
Touring
Looks and runs
good.
Looks good and
runs good
$475
Good rubber,
looks extra good.
$375
$100
1920
FORD
Coupe
OVERLAND
Touring
GARDNER
Touring
A good buy at
a sure buy at
Disc wheels and
lots of extras.
$200
$385
$265
1923
1924
FORD
Coupe
MAXWELL
Roadster
FORD
Sedan
$300
A -l condition
Looks and runs
like a new car.
$750
$400
A. J. K ru eg er and A. D. Ogden a t
tended th e Tacom a p o u ltry show. They
rep o rt th a t it w as up to th e sta n d ard
and a tine lot of chickens, rab b its and
pigeons w ere on display. T he g en tle
m en had a fine exhibit of five en tries
of A nconas and retu rn ed w ith live
blue ribbons. T he T acom a P o u ltry
association gave a b an q u et to th e v is
itin g m em bers and ex h ib ito rs at w hich
182 w ere presen t. A real chicken din
n er w as served, follow ed by a p ro
g ram a t w hich O. A. H atto n , of P o rt
land, p resid en t of th e Oregon P o u ltry
and P et Stock association, w as to a s t
m aster.
FAIRVIEW
If you are looking for a good used car for less,
look these over, drive them, then you’ll buy a used
car from us
“ Before and A fter C h rist’s Com ing”
w ill be th e them e of a serm on a t th e
S m ith M emorial P re sb y teria n ch u rch
S unday m orning a t 11 o’clock. S u n
day school w ill convene a t th e u su al
hour, 10 o’clock.
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
Reliability
Phone 1141
Service
. C A N N E D GOODS
E X T R A S P C IA L S
TROUTDALE
1922
ITEMS FOR RAKING
m m '"
$150
1922
The 20th Century wish their multitude of friends “A Merrv Christmas”
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Model 85
1923
Season of
Yuletide
those who have been indisposed.
W hile eating a t th e L adies’ Aid
chicken d in n er a t F airview last S a t
urday, Mrs. J. W. E ck ert p artly sw al
lowed a sm all m etallic su b stan ce
f J ^ le l'me tp/ien the spirit of Friendship
and Charitv brepeit.
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w hich p en etrated th e to n sils and was 1 .1 '
‘^ ^ t e
removed w ith co nsiderable difficulty
by a surgeon in P o rtlan d on th e fol
low ing m orning. It is th ought th a t
a piece of enam el from a k ettle m ight
be th e cau se of th e trouble.
As a re su lt of th e recen t election of J generous’offerings? “ ntribudn« ,oward
’P - ‘ » ' «he Season, make the following
officers of th e Rockwood gran g e, th e
follow ing w ill be in stalled in office at
the m eeting on S atu rd ay , Decem ber j ^ e e m b e ^ 4 f ~ m i n c h " h d ea y ’ D e C e m ‘ ~ r , 3 t h ‘ ° W ed n e s d a y n ig h t,
20: F. H. C rane, re-elected m a ste r of
g ran g e;
H erb ert L ynch, overseer,
Ray E. Benson, ste w ard ;
F ra n k
G rassel, a ssista n t ste w ard ; Mrs. Olive
Benson, ch a p la in ; Mrs. Maude L. L a n
dis. le c tu re r;
W ard Schafer, S r.;
tre a s u re r: Dr. C. L. H aynes, se c re I P o w d e ^ U ounce” « c 3
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Roval Bakin«
ta ry ; T hom as Rowan, g atek eep er;
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Alice W eiland, lady a ssista n t ste w ard ;
Mrs. Nora K aser. F lo ra ; Mrs. H er
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2 pounds 45c. Raisins, Thompson’s Seedless in bulk I lbs
b ert Lynch. C eres; Mrs. W ard Schaf-
I er, Pomona.
A m asq u erad e ball w ill be given by
th e m em bers of the Rockwood Social
club a t the g ran g e h all W ednesday
evening, Decem ber 31. P rizes w ill be
given for th e best costum e and best
Fancy Shrimp, 1-lb. cans, each 19c. Del Monte Hot Sauce, 4 cans, 25c. Pioneer
ch a racter. No one w ill be adm itted
Clams,
flat cans, each 20c.
a t th is ball except by card. P e te r
Pineapple, Standard Sliced, large can 25.
W eiland, B. E. Boice and C larence
Jo h n so n a re in ch arg e of th e a rra n g e
nients for th e evening.
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F A R M E R S I N S U R E in th e o ld r e lia b le
O reg o n F ir e R e lie f A ssn .
F iv e - y e a r
p o lic y p a y a b le e a c h y e a r , w ith n o a s -
1 i>ess/i? er2 i
A s s e ts o v e r h a l f m illio n .
B. W . T h o rn e , a g e n t.
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^ Iazol,a O '1» Mts 45c pts 25c. Campbell’sSoups, Tomato, 3 for 25c. All other kinds
round 27-r c I T " 1 Ch?,C° late’Z 2 lb- ? C’ 1X11,1111 37c Cheese’
the Northwest
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°f' a o e f aX°r; 9t rer Pk8-Grystal White Soap, 10 bars 39c Milk t il
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brands, tiiey"!!
BEVERAGES
I 20TH CENTURY COFFEE, has the nearest to a perfect flavor
j pound 45c, 3 pounds $1.32. Roasted the day before you buy it.’
Royal Garden Tea, it s the best, th at’s all, pound 73c, % pound 38c.
CANDIES FRUITS NUTS POPCORN, ETC.
2 7 r / ? llner t o UtS’ neT S » andi v e?t’ n° Peanu,t8’ P°nnd 25c. Soft Shell Almonds, pound
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• J V azilb’ P°ynd 20t. \ \ alnuts, very best, pound 40c. Oregon Choice 35c lb
. atin H n ish M ix Candy, pound 20c. Commercial Chocolates, lb. 25c Extra Cream
Candy, lb. 27% c. Christmas Mixed, lb. 22% c. Crystalized Gum and Creams, pound
22 jc. Special prices on Candies to churches and societies in quantity.
10 pounds $1.75. C luster Raisins, p o u n ip k T
V /s O tJ ^ P o p c o rm ’s ’for 2Si?nd
ORANGES—The very best Navel Oranges, special prices, several cars.
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LUBRICANIS
Many oils w on 7 pum p when
the tem perature drops to Zero.
Z erolene w in ter lubricants
will.
They give you safe lubrication
continuously all winter lenz
prevent crankcase dilution, save
batteries, release power, protect
the engine!
The Zerolene Correct Lubri
cation Chart will tell you the
right oil to use in your car for
w in ter driving.
Head for the Zerolene sign at
your d ealer’s, a t g arages or
Standard Oil Service Stations
and m ake the change to winter
lubrication today!
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
( California J
Ciet one of these miniature
Liberty Bells to drop your
pin money in at home—
it counts fast towards success
POWELL VALLEY
T he service» of th e Sw edish Mission
ch u rch w ill be as follow s on S unday:
Sunday school a t 10, follow ed by
p reach in g a t 11 from th e topic, "T he
Im age of th e A dvent.” Young people's
m eeting a t 7 o'clock, topic, "T he
C h ristia n ’s C alling.” P reach in g at
7:45, them e, "R od's S ilence.”
Em il S a tte rstro m has com pleted
building an im plem ent shed and cel
la r, p a r t of th e building to be used as
a g ara g e for his tru ck .
T he Rev. and Mrs. O. J. W llner a re
g reatly pleased over th e fine pipeiess
fu rn ace w hich th e m em bers of the
Mission congregation recen tly had in
stalled in th e p arsonage. N early $100
w ere received In th e T h an k sg iv in g o f
ferin g w hich will be used to re p le n
ish the ch u rc h tre a su ry .
Mrs. A. Aim has been confined to
h er bed since Monday by illn ess. She
has been receiving m edical atten tio n .
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. N ichols, who
p urchased and moved onto th e Arvid-
son place about a m onth ago, a re h av
ing a num ber o t renovations around
the house. A k itch en has been form ed
out of th e p a n try with built-in bins
and d raw ers, th e opening betw een liv
ing room and dining room h as been
en larg ed and a new chim ney is being
built. Mr. and Mrs. N ichols a re fo rm
e r W yoming and C alifo rn ia people.
•Iscar T horen is in ch a rg e o f th e
building a lte ra tio n s.
our children will learn more of the value of money
through having a bank account than by any other
means.
It encourages them to see the amount increase, and
at 4 per cent interest, compounded semi-annually,
it doesn t take long to save large sums.
W hy not start an account for them now—the ulti
mate benefits will be inestimable. One dollar is
sufficient to open a I erm Savings Account.
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Gresham, Oregon
Phones Bdwy. 857«
O resham 1201 and 355
T hree
T ru c k s Daily
65
N. Second S tre et
In su re d C a rrie rs
MORGAN BROS. TRUCK LINE
P ortla n d — W ay P oin ts — G resham
Local and Long Distance Moving
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Coal
Briquets
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LAST ( EREMONY
is arranged by us with courtesy and
respect, with formal dignity and yet with
human understanding.
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Make yoor telephone earn you m ors . T he Bank of O reaham aava s « .»
y co nnecting it w ith a w ant ad.
! cent In te re st on tim a deposite.—Adv.
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