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VOL. 14, NO. 88
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 1925
FARM CONFERENCE
PLANS MATURING
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C ounty A gricultura^ A gent S. B.
H all is busily engagejd in perfecting
p la n s for the M uitnom eg County. A gri­
c u ltu ra l E conom ic co ..Terence w hich
is scheduled to m eet in G resham J a n ­
u a ry 15, 16, 17. T he gen eral com m it­
te e m ade arran g e m en ts for th e co n fe r­
ence to begin J a n u a ry 15, w ith the
forenoon devoted to a g en e ral assem ­
bly. In the aftern o o n each of th e five
g ro u p s, consisting of fru its, farm
cro p s, livestock, d airy and poultry
and vegetables w ill m eet in se p a ra te
sectio ns to con sid er the com m ittees’
re p o rts and to d iscuss th e problem s
p e rta in in g to th e ir p a rtic u la r subject.
T he forenoon of th e second day w ill
be a co n tin u atio n of th e group con­
ference. T he aftern o o n w ill be a g en ­
era l assem bly, a t w hich tim e th e com ­
m ittees from each of th e sections will
m ake th e ir re p o rts and such o th e r in ­
fo rm atio n as is of value in th a t p a r ­
tic u la r in d u stry . T hese re p o rts are
expected to occupy th e aftern o o n of
th e second day and th e forenoon of
.he th ird , S atu rd ay , Ja n u a ry 17.
T his a g ric u ltu ra l conference will
ta k e th e place of th e fa rm e rs ’ w eek
p ro g ram w h ic h 'h a s been a re g u la r
fe a tu re of G resham and su rro u n d in g
te rr ito r y for se v eral y ea rs past. The
sam e su b jects w ill be considered, ac
co rd in g to Mr. H all, only in stead of
h aving a day devoted to a special su b ­
je c t, tho se in te reste d w ill be in co n ­
feren ce d u rin g tw o days w ith th e ir
ow n group. T his w ill m ake it neces­
sa ry to have six m eeting room s d uring
th e first and second days of th e con­
ference.
In p re p a ra tio n for th e conference,
th e re a re six com m ittees a t w ork, the
m em bers of th e com m ittees ran g in g
from six to ten in num ber. I t is th e
g en e ral plan th a t these com m ittees
w ill have g ath ered to g eth er to subm it
to th e ir group, a consid erab le am ount
of v alu ab le info rm atio n as to th e a g ri­
c u ltu ra l condition of th e county so
th a t it can be analyzed an d changes
m ade th a t w ill m ean m ore d o lla rs to
th e farm er, w orked out w ith th e fig­
u re s a t hand.
FLYING GLASS INJURES
BABY IN AUTO SMASH
An autom obile accident o cc u rred at
th e in te rsec tio n of the B ase L ine and
B a rk e r roads la st S atu rd ay w hen the
Rev. M. V. "Whetzell, who w as driving
a small* tru c k loaded w ith wood, who
is em ployed a t th e Louise Home, w as
cra sh ed into by a S tudebaker to u rin g
c a r headed for P o rtlan d , w ith th e r e ­
s u lt a baby in th e la tte r w as badly
c u t by flying g lass w hen th e w ind­
shield w as broken. Mr. W hetzell s u s­
tain ed some dam age to his m achine,
th e re a r w heel being sm ashed and th e
bed of th e tru c k to rn loose from th e
fram e. He w as com ing to G resham
from th e H om e and had tu rn e d from
th e B a rk e r road into th e B ase Line,
w hen th e S tu d eb ak er com ing from
C ascade L ocks stru c k him squarely.
His w indshield w as covered w ith ice
w hich prevented him from seeing th e
o th e r c a r in tim e. He sta te s th a t the
S tu d eb ak er w as tra v e lin g not leas
th a n 30 o r 35 m iles an h o u r, w hich,
co n sid ering th e condition of th e pave­
m ent, w as an excessive ra te of speed.
A n earb y g ara g e took c h a rg e of the
w recked S tu d eb ak er and th e child
w as ta k e n to P o rtla n d fo r m edical
tre a tm e n t.
M IS S M A R G A R E T V O O R H IE S , c a r e M rs.
A. \V. E a s to n . B o x 192, G r e s h a m , w o u ld
lik e to k n o w th e w h e r e a b o u ts o f M r. a n d
M rs. W ill K e r n e r w h o liv e d h e r e once.
Miss In a S m ith sp e n t sev eral days
of th e C h ristm as vacation w ith her
cousin. Miss E d n a Ja co t in P o rtlan d ,
who rec en tly moved to P o rtlan d from
K ennew ick. W ashington. Miss Ja co t
re tu rn e d home w ith Miss S m ith W ed­
nesday for a sh o rt stay.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. H auck e n te r­
tained on New Y ear's eve for a sm all
p a rty of n ear friends.
Mrs. F. A. M iller, who rec en tly
moved from P o rtlan d to th e “M elville
F a rm ,” w ent to Salem T uesday to a t­
tend th e fu n eral of Mrs. Lizzie A rnold,
an aged a u n t who died on C h ristm as
day.
Miss K ate Quay, w ho is v isitin g her
b ro th er, A lb ert Quay, of P le a sa n t
Home, spen t T uesday w ith th e fam ily
of R. M. W elch, form er acq u ain tan ces
in th e su b u rb an d istric t, St. Jo h n s, in
P o rtlan d .
Mrs. Ida W. B u rn s of P o rtlan d , an
a u n t of H. W. S trong, sp en t C h ristm as
w ith h e r nephew and fam ily. She also
cam e out for th e w edding of E dw ard
S tro n g and Miss G ertru d e D ow sett
w hich w as an event of New Y ea r’s
day.
Mrs. R. Gouge and a frien d , Mrs.
De L ashm an, also Gordon Bacon, who
live n e a r M arm ot on th e Big Sandy,
have been re c e n t v isito rs a t th e F. .'.
B echill home.
M rs. Lowe, an eld erly la c '/ w hose
hom e is a t Bull R un, ha3 been b ro u g h t
to th e hom e of Mrs. H a rrie t T im n v r-
m an for m edical trea tm e n t. She is the
m other of Lloyd Lowe, w ell know n in
G resham . She has been suffering for
som e tim e from nervous disocc-.i;.
Miss M ildred M etzger, w ho is home
for th e holidays from M onm outh N or­
m al, a te New Y ear’s d in n er w ith her
friend. Miss D oris Z im m erm an, who
lives in th e Mt. T ab o r d istric t of P o rt­
land. Miss M etzger expects to re tu rn
to M onm outh Sunday.
Miss Violet Coe is hom e for th e h o l­
iday season from M yrtle P o int, O re­
gon, w here she is engaged in teaching.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. R u sh er and fam ­
ily drove to Oregon City T h u rsd a y to
spend New Y ear's day w ith Mrs. R u sh ­
e r ’s sister, Mrs. R o b ert L ansdow ne.
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. T h o rn e and
d au g h ter, B etty, have re tu rn e d from a
trip to R oseburg, w h ere th ey visited
w ith Mr. and Mrs. W. H. M oreland,
who accom panied them hom e and v is­
ited old ac q u ain tan ces in G resham
for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. T h o rn e
left G resham on th e m o rning of D e­
cem ber 26, w ith th e th erm o m eter a t 5
above. W hen they reached H a r ris ­
burg, th e riv e r xvas filled w ith ice and
they w ere un ab le to fe rry over but
proceeded to R oseburg by a different
route. On th e r e tu rn trip th ey e n ­
co untered deep w ate r over th e h ig h ­
w ay n ea r E ugene, in some places
rea ch in g to th e bum per on th e ir m a ­
chine. They w ere am ong th e la st ones
to p ass over th e road before it w as
closed to traffic.
C o n tin u ed on page 2
' ! Grocery Bulletin
In taking stock we find we have an over supply of a
few items. The goods listed below are all Standard
Merchandise and all listed at wholesale prices and less.
If you can use any of these goods the opportunity is
yours to save money.
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S uggestions as to th e m eans of sa v ­
ing m oney on th e w in te r's fuel a re
given in a le tte r to th e m em bers of
th e B erry G row ers P acking com pany
by th e m anager, D. E. Towle, w ho is
able to offer d istin ct ad v an tag es to
th e m em bers and o th e rs as th e re su lt
of cooperative buying. Mr. T ow le’s
le tte r is as follow s:
W ith c u rre n t fuel values in m ind for
cold w eath er, do u b tless th e best fuel
to use is coal for use in th e k itchen
ran g e, fu rn ace, fireplace, o r h eater.
For fu rn a ce h eatin g , th e w rite r w ould
recom m end th e p lan of firing up tw ice
in 24 hours. T he p lan is to fill up th e
fire pot w ith S u p erio r Rock S p rin g s
coal and afte r th e gas has b u rn ed off,
mix up a m o rta r of ash es an d w ate r
and b ank th e fire, and it w ill hold for
12 h o u rs. You w ill also get good r e ­
su lts from th is coal in your fireplace,
esp ecially if you u se a g ra te o r fire
pot, th a t is on sale w ith one h a rd w a re
trad e. You w ill enjoy th e co m fo rt of
th is c o a H n th e fireplace.
T he S u p erio r coal is m ined from a
dry m ine and should be m oistened and
b u rn ed w ith closed d rafts to m ake th e
coal last. It is m uch ch eap er to su p ­
ply th e w ater th a n to buy it in th e
coal.
We have a few sack s of p u re cane
C en tral A m erican su g a r left th a t we
w ill close out to th o se w ho call first.
O ur sheep g uano d ep a rtm en t is
w orking full tim e and if you in ten d
applying any you should o rd er now as
th e ea rly ap p licatio n is considered
best.
PORTLAND ORCHESTRA TO
PRESENT FAMOUS SINGER
A utom obile o w n ers who have n eg ­
lected to p ro cu re th e new license
p lates for 1925 m ay find them selv es
o ut of luck w hen th ey try to drive
w ith th e old ta g s a fte r th e first of the
y ear, acco rd in g to in fo rm atio n from
S ecre tary of S tate Sam A. K ozer. The
se c re ta ry of s ta te rec o u n ts th a t he
placed in th e h an d s of autom obile
o w n ers early in Novem ber ap p lic a ­
tion b la n k s and o th e r n ecessary in ­
fo rm atio n , and in view of th is action
he believes th e re should be no excuse
for req u e sts for te m p o rary tag s. All
such req u e sts should be refu sed by
th e sheriffs, say s Mr. K ozer, and te m ­
p o rary ta g s issued only for c a rs w hich
are p u rch ased a fte r Ja n u a ry 1, 1925,
and for w hich ap p lica tio n s for lic e n s­
es a re subm itted th ro u g h th e sheriffs
to be su b m itted to th e se c re ta ry of
state.
T h a t th e re m ay be a u niform u n d e r­
sta n d in g am ong a ll peace officers it is
req u ested th a t th e use of th e 1924
license p lates be p erm itted u n til such
tim e as th e 1925 licenses are received
by th e c a r ow nr from th e se c re ta ry of
state, b u t only in th o se cases w here
th e ow ners of such m otor vehicles
sh all produce sa tisfac to ry evidence of
h aving ap p licatio n s for 1925 licenses.
Motor c a r ow ners w ho a re found op­
e ra tin g th e ir c a rs a fte r J a n u a ry 1,
1925, and who have not m ade a p p lic a ­
tion for 1925 licen ses a re doing so in
open violation of th e m otor vehicle
law of th e sta te and su b ject th e m ­
selves to th e p en a lties im posed th e re ­
u n d er for vio latio n s of such law.
O w ners of m o to r vehicles licensed
u nder th e law s of o th e r sta te s and
co u n tries and h ereto fo re g ran ted O re­
gon v isito r's p erm its w hich ex p ire by
lim itation or o th erw ise D ecem ber 31,
1924, should be req u ired to secu re
I 1925 Oregon licenses for such m otor
v ehicles in all cases w here it is evi­
d en t th a t th e m otor c a r ow ner, d u rin g
th e life of such v isito r’s perm it, has
tak en up resid en ce in Oregon by the
accep tan ce of g ain fu l em ploym ent and
th e rem oval of h is fam ily in to th e
state.
One of th e fav o rite co n tra lto s of the
co u n try , Sophie B raslau , th e fam ous
opera sin g er, w ill be heard in co n cert
w ith th e P o rtlan d Sym phony o rch es-
tra u n d er th e d irectio n of Mr. C arl
D enton, on th e evening of Ja n u a ry 7th
at th e m unicipal au d itorium .
T his splendid sin g er has forged her
w ay to th e h ig h e st ra n k of o p eratic
sin g e rs and th e m ag n itu d e of h er voice
is u n m atched by an y o th er sin g e r of
today. Miss B raslau has n ot been
B A PTIST CON GR EG ATION
h eard h ere for n e a rly th re e y ea rs, and
HAS CONTEST BANQUET
th e m usic lovers of th e city are e a g e r­
A co n test w hich w as w aged d u rin g
ly looking fo rw ard to h ea rin g her
th e sum m er m onths betw een th e boys
again.
Miss B raslau h as such an u n u su a l and g irls of th e B a p tist S unday school
vocal ran g e th a t sh e h as s ta rre d in ' In a m em bership cam paign for new
m ezzo-soprano ro les w ith g re a t su c­ pupils cu lm in ated in a b an q u et w hich
cess, “C arm en ” she h as m ade one of w as served W’ednesday evening by the
h e r big roles, and h e r singing of th e men an d boys to th e ir w inning oppon­
fav o rite “H ab e n era” ro u ses au d ien ces ents, th e ladies. D espite th e d isa g re e ­
to delighted ap p lau se. She is g e n e r­ able w eath er ab o u t 50 w ere p rese n t
ously gifted, h aving a b eau tifu l voice, and listen ed to a p leasin g p ro g ram of
d ram a tic pow er, b eau ty and m a g n e t­ m usical n u m b ers w hich w as ren d e re d
ism. And she has from th e beginning by th e young people, a fte r w hich th e
had th e very im p o rta n t gift of liking - w ork of th e ch u rc h w as discussed for
work. She th ro w s h erse lf into a p a rt th e com ing year.
w ith g re a t in ten sity , and she n ever f W hile th e m en and boys w ere su p ­
lets go of it u n til sh e h as m a ste re d it posed to do th e cooking and serving,
h as
leaked
o ut unofficially
to th e la st le tte r. T h is th o ro u g h n ess it
h as had a g re a t deal to do w ith h er how ever, th a t w hen it cam e to th e
cooking, th e gentlem en w ere obligd to
triu m p h as an o p e ra singer.
At th e co n cert on Ja n u a ry 7th, Miss q u ietly ask a little advice of th e w om ­
B raslau w ill sing th e g re a t W ag n erian en folk.
A w atch n ig h t serv ice w as held from
aria , “G erech ter G o tt” and also a
11 to 12, w hich w as in th e n a tu re of a
g ro u p of five songs.
co n secratio n service.
L esley W iles of P o rtlan d sp e n t a
few days w ith his p are n ts, Mr. and
Ivan Sw ift, w ho Is em ployed as an
Mrs. T hom as W iles, d u rin g th e h o li­ a s s is ta n t to B. O. Boswell in th e elec­
days. L esley is co n sid erab ly of a m e­ tric a l w ork of th e P o rtlan d E le ctric
ch an ical tu rn of m ind and w hile here Pow er com pany, h as been suffering
co n stru c te d a rad io receiving se t for for th re e days w ith an a tta c k of h ic­
his siste r, Mrs. E. A. Stafford. H e has coughs. S everal y ea rs ago he w as a f­
b u ilt sev eral o th ers.
flicted for seven co nsecutive days
w ith th e sam e ailm e n t and freq u en tly
Adds add to y o u r ad-vantage.
has had spells la stin g 24 hours.
T he B aptist, F re e M ethodist and
M ethodist E piscopal ch u rch es w ill
u n ite in th e Week of P ra y er services
beginning Monday evening, Ja n . 5th,
in th e M ethodist E piscopal ch u rc h at
7:30 o’clock. T he follow ing is the
schedule of services and lead ers w ith
place an d d ates:
Monday, J a n u a ry 5, at the M ethodist
E piscopal ch u rch , th e topic fo r th e
evening w ill be "T h an k sg iv in g and
R epentance," leader, th e Rev. E. N
Long.
T uesday, Ja n u a ry 6, at th e F re e
M ethodist ch u rch , T hom as W iles, lead ­
er. Topic, "T he U niversal C hurch."
W ednesday, Ja n u a ry 7, a t th e B ap­
tis t ch u rch , Dr. C. W. H u ett leader.
Topic "M issions.”
T h u rsd ay evening being p ra y e r
m eeting n ig h t co n g reg atio n s w ill m eet
in th e ir own ch u rc h es and no union
m eeting w ill be held.
F rid ay . Ja n u a ry 9, a t th e M ethodist
E piscopal ch u rch , th e Rev. E. G. Judd
leader. Topic, "F am ilies, School, Col­
leges and th e Young.”
T hese topics a re recom m ended by
the F ed eral Council of C hurches of
wlilci. p rac tica lly a ll la rg e m odern
ch u rch es are m em bers an d are of real
and abiding in te re st to all. C hurch
m em bers a re expected and u rged to
atten d every service possible and all
a re m ost co rd ially welcomed. T h ere
w ill be special m usic as w ell as good
co n g reg atio n al singing and those who
come w ill find ab u n d a n t help and
profit to repny them for the effort.
Baptist Church Services.
R eligious school of th e Zion E v an ­
At th e B ap tist ch u rch , th e p asto r
gelical ch u rch w ill be held S atu rd ay will p rese n t th e su b ject of God's d ea l­
from 9 to 12 a. m. S unday school will ings w ith man u n d er the topic "T he
convene Sunday a t 10 o'clock. Divine . Seven D ispensations.” T his Is th e be­
w orship w ill be conducted in th e E n g ­ ginning of a series of ad d resses on th e
lish lan g u ag e a t 11 and in th e G er­ p rin cip le divisions of sc rip tu re . Tho
m an la n g u ag e a t 11:50 a. m. T he s e r ­ purpose of p rese n tin g th is se rie s of
mon topic w ill be, "T he H erods and serm ons is to aw ak en so far as possi­
God.” Special m usic w ill be ren d ered ble an in te re st in th e study and inveu-
by th e choir.
' tlg atio n of the Bible itself und thereby
Young people's m eeting w ill be held secure. If possible, th e Inform ation and
a t 7:30 and led by Miss F rie d a Ram - inform ation we need in o rd er to live
ser. T he topic w ill be, "H ow to D e­ the rig h t life. In th e evening service
velop F rie n d lin e ss.”
T he te a c h e rs' the topic will be "On th e Road to
tra in in g class will m eet on Monduy j C an aan .” T he Bible school will begin
evening a t 7:30 a t th e parsonage.
pro m p tly a t 10 a. m. and th e ch u rch
service a t 11 o'clock. The B. Y. P. U.
a t 6:30 p. in. and th e evening service
T he Bible school w ill m eet a t 10 7:30.
o’clock S unday m orning with classes
P ra y e r m eeting w ill be W ednesday
evening a t 7:30, choir re h e a rsa l
T h u rsd ay evening 7:30. All th o se not
atten d in g th e o th e r ch u rch es are c o r­
dially invited to w orship In th e re g u ­
lar services of th e ch u rch .
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Start the New Year Right!
And Make Your Savings Grow in 1925
3. L IB ER T Y BELL SYRUP,
quarts 40c, % gallons 75c, gallons $1.35
These stores are clean and sanitary and are always in a position to sell the
eery best merchandise at greatly reduced prices.
4. HOLLAND H E R R IN G , keg........................... $ 1 .3 5
T H E 20TH CEN TU RY economical system of distribution appeals to the keenest
and most discriminating buyer.
OFFERINGS SATURDAY and MONDAY, JAN. .3 & 5
7. Large W ashed BRAZIL N U TS..................3 lbs. 43c
10. K. C. BAK ING POW DER,
25c size 19c, 50c size 35c. 80c size 60c
11. TOBACCO—Penn’s and Spencer’s Natural Leaf,
85c plugs, 45c, Standard Navy, 60c plug, 30c
Thin Climax, 50c plug 25c, Old Port, 10c plug, 7c
CREME OIL SOAP................................................................................... 5 bars 25c
KELLOGG’S CORN ELAKES.............
C A M PBELL’S SOUPS, any kind.........
Phone 1451
Feed 1281
Gresham Undenominational
Services.
T he S unday school of th e undenom ­
in atio n al tem ple will convene Sunday
at 10 a. m „ w ith p reach in g In th e a f­
ternoon a t 2 o’clock by th e p asto r, th e
Rev. 8. F. I’ltts. P ra y e r m eetings a re
held every T uesday evening and Bible
study on F rid ay evenings. T he ladles
of th e tem ple hold a Bible study each
T uesday aftern o o n a t th e tem ple, be­
g inning a t 2:30.
A m ost enjoyable and profitable
w atch n ig h t service w as held W ednes­
day evening, in w hich a m essage w as
given by Mrs. H. S tenberg, an ev an ge­
list. T he rem in d er of th e evening was_
sp en t In songs, p ra y e r and testim o nies
u n til th e new year daw ned.
Notice to Stockholders.
T he ann u u l m eeting of th e sto c k ­
holders of G resham F ru it G ro w ers’
association will be held a t th e G range
hall, on M onday, J a n u a ry 12, 1925, a t
10 a. m . for th e p u rp o se of electing
d irec to rs and for th e tra n sa c tio n of
such o th e r b u sin ess as may p ro p erly
come before the m eeting.
IN STA N T POSTUM , large size...........
CRYSTAL W H IT E SOAP......................
FED ERA L M ILK , tall cans................
ITALIA N P R U N E S ....................
PIN E A PPL E , broken sliced, rich mellow slices, large cans
A. W. METZGER & CO.
T he w edding on New Y ear’s day of
Miss G ertru d e D ow sett and E dw ard
S tro n g cam e as a su rp rise to th e ir
m any frien d s in G resham . T he bride
Is th e d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. H.
D ow sett and th e groom is th e son of
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. S trong. Both are
g rad u a tes of th e union high school.
T he bride is a g rad u a te of Oregon
A g ricu ltu ra l College and th e groom
has one q u a rte r's w ork to do to com ­
plete his course In L eland S tan ford
U niversity.
T he cerem ony w as perform ed a t 8
o’clock la st n ig h t a t th e home of Mr.
and Mrs. A rth u r D ow sett, in th e p re s­
ence of th e im m ediate relativ es of the
young couple und u few in tim ate co l­
lege friends. Miss N orm a H elgesson
of C orvallis w as bridesm aid and M au­
rice Botkin w as best man. Dr. Thos.
E a ste r E llio tt of P o rtlan d w as th e of­
ficiating clergym an.
Mr. and Mrs. S tro n g have gone to
Palo Alto, C alifornia, and will tak e up
housekeeping in a co ttag e on th e col­
lege cum pus. At th e close of his col­
lege co u rse Mr. S tro n g and his bride
will re tu rn to G resham w here he w ill
a ssist his fa th e r in th e w ork of his
b erry farm .
Zion Evangelical Church.
Free Methodist Church Services.
2. CLEAN EASY and NO RUB NAPTHA SOAP,
10 bars 37c, 50 bars $1.65. 100 bars $ 3 .2 5
8. SEA FOAM W ASHING PO W D ER ...30c pckg. 15c
9. PE A R L IN E and BORAXAID Washing powder,
15c package 5c
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S un d ay school will convene a t 10
o’clock nt th e F ree M ethodist ch u rch ,
follow ed by p reach in g a t 11 by th e
p asto r, th e Rev. E. N. Long, from the
them e, “T he Open Door.” T h ere will
be young people's m eeting in th e eve­
ning a t 6:30 u nder th e d irection of P.
F. Black, follow ed by p reach in g a t
7:30. T he re g u la r m id-w eek p ray e r-
m eeting is every T h u rsd ay evening at
7:30.
T he Sunday school w o rk ers' co n fe r­
ence w ill hold its m onthly m eeting at
th e p arso n ag e M onday evening, and
on T uesday aftern o o n th e W om an’s
M issionary society w ill m eet w ith
Mrs. I). M. Cathey, n ear Cotton s ta ­
tion.
A n u m b er from G resham a re p la n ­
ning o t atten d th e young people’s
m issio n ary convention w hich w ill be
held a t th e C en tral F ree M ethodist
ch u rch , P o rtlan d , Ja n u a ry 9, 10, 11.
P ro m in en t sp eak ers and ed u cato rs
from S eattle a re expected to be p re s ­
en t to ad d ress th e young people a t
th is g ath erin g .
BUY AT THE 20™ CENTURY
5. STOCK F IS H .............................................. 2 lbs. 35c
6. Large loose M USCATEL R A ISIN S......... 3 lbs. 25c
LOCAL YOUNG PEOPLE
for a ll ages, w ith good teu ch ers and a
h ea rty welcome.
Dr. C. W. H u ett, th e p asto r, will
p rea ch both m orning and evening. T he
su b ject for the m orning is “T he T ra n ­
sien t and th e P e rm a n e n t" and for the
evening “A G reat C alam ity A verted.”
T he m orning serv ice begins a t 11
o’clock and th e evening serv ice a t
7:30.
T he E p w o rth L eague service begins
at 6:30. T his is a fine com pany of
talen ted young people, and young peo­
ple especially a re invited to Join w ith
them in th is service. Anyone is w el­
come and p are u ts und older m em bers
of th e fam ilies would find it profitable
to com e to th e E p w o rth L eague m eet­
ings occasionally to keep in touch
w ith th e relig io u s th in k in g of th e
young people, says th e pastor.
T h ere w ill be special m usic at both
th e m o rning and evening p reaching
service.
T his ch u rch w ill u n ite w ith o th e r
ch u rc h es of th e city in observing the
w eek of p ray e r and th e first service on
Monday evening w ill be held In th is
ch u rch as w ill th e F rid ay m eeting
also. T he usual p ra y e r m eeting w ill
be held on T h u rsd ay evening. T he
public Is co rd ially invited to atten d
the week of p ray e r services.
1. AM AIZO SALAD O IL ........... pints 25c, quarts 45c
y2 gallons 80c, gallons $1.50
Quality
and Service
♦ 1.50 Per Year
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own plant. Pound. 15c, 3 pounds, $132
if ii
E. 8. M cCormick, fo rm er p rin cip le
of th e G resham g rad e school, w as In
G resham one day th is w eek callin g on
friends. He is now p rin cip al of th e
high and g rad e schools a t E lgin, O re­
gon, and Mrs. McCormick is a te ac h er
in th e g rad e school. T h e fam ily hom e
is in P o rtlan d .
Money to loan on rea l estate. F arm
loans a t ( per c e n t B. W T horne.