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maiDiiai rveuy s a iu ra a y evening on
com plaint of Mrs. E lla H ornish for a
deferred board bill for th e m onth of
A fine record for prom p tn ess In
S unday d in n er g u ests a t th e home May. 1924. He w ent to C alifornia at
m eeting claim s w as m ade by the
of Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Gibbs w ere th a t tim e and b u t rec en tly retu rn ed .
N orthw estern M utual In su ra n c e com R obert Morgan and Miss Nell B arton, He w as given a couple of days in
visited w ith h e r d au g h ter, Mrs. E thel
Gibbs, from F rid ay until Monday.
Mrs. G enevieve Jo h n sto n cam e out
from P o rtlan d Sunday fo r a few
h o u rs w ith h e r m other, Mrs. M ary Me
A llister.
GOOD SHOES
The qualifications of a good
shoe may be described in three
pany when a check fo r th e full of P o rtlan d , and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin w hich to raise th e n ecessary am ount,
T he W. C. T. U. w ill m eet w ith Mrs.
am ount of in su ran c e on th e life of K linsky, n ea r O rient.
*— e of - - h aving a lien
words, namely,
w ith th e a lte -------
rn a tiv
C. J. L u n d q u ist on T h u rsd ay a t 2:30,
XVilliam R andolph H am m ond, who
R obert W elch, of Sellw ood, spent placed on his autom obile.
STYLE — COMFORT
Feb. 26. Mrs. E. R. M artin, of P o rtlan d ,
T he V ictory circ le of th e Zion
died on F e b ru a ry 4, w as In the hands (he w eek-end w ith his b ro th er, R. M.
sta
te
su
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rin
ten
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of
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DURABILITY
of th e local agent, J. V. Cogswell, on W elch and fam ily, before leaving for E vangelical W om en’s Union haa p la n ­ of social m o rality w ill speak. A piano
The
lack
of any one of these
ned a bake sa le to be given a t th e
F resn o , C alifornia, to reside.
F eb ru ary 21 and w as tu rn e d over to
Cecil M etzger g ro cery on S aturday. duet will be given by M isses R uth
throws
out
the whole balance of
A lfred S an d ers, an old frien d of
S terlin g and A nna B ru n er, and a rec i­
th e beneficiaries on F e b ru a ry 23. The
M arch 14.
the
shoe;
in
other words, these
Mrs. H ans L arsen and C larence Hill
tatio n by Miss Vernort Kelly. A social
deceased had been in su red but one
features combine to make the
Miss F ra n c e s W elling, a high school h o u r w ith refre sh m e n ts w ill follow
in K ansas 20 y ea rs ago, h as been vis­
y ea r and five m onths and had paid iting w ith them recently. H e now re- stu d en t, is confined to h e r hom e w ith th e program .
W. L. DOUGLAS
tw o prem ium s.
1 sides in N eb rask a and is v isitin g a an a tta c k of th e m um ps. She cam e
The W orld’s G reatest
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. K ern visited
Shoem aker
down
w
ith
th
e
disease
S
atu
rd
ay
W ord has been received from Miss son in P o rtlan d . Mr. S an d ers is m uch m orning.
th e ir son, W. R. K ern and fam ily at
P earl R uegg by h er p are n ts, Mr. and pleased w ith th e w est and is th in k in g
Millions of people all over the world know through
Vancouver, W ashington, Sunday. Miss
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. H ayles, th e la t­ F lo ren ce K ern celeb rated h e r 17th
Mrs. A. Ruegg, te llin g of a delightful serio u sly of locating n ear P o rtlan d .
actual experience that W. L. Douglas shoes fit better,
Mr. and Mrs. Glen R u sh er, of Al- te r th e a ssista n t lib ra ria n in th e b irth d a y w ith a d in n er a t th a t tim e.
trip In C alifornia. She h as been for
wear longer and are more satisfactory in every way
sev eral m onths in B akersfield, visit- bany, w ere w eek-end v isito rs a t the b ran ch a t G resham , w ith th e ir foster O ther g u ests of the day w ere Mr. and
than any shoes they can buy.
ing w ith relativ es and friends and has hom e of the fo rm er's p are n ts, Mr. and eon, H arry Rice, drove to C orvallis Mrs. L. M. T hom as and d au g h ter
S atu rd ay to rem ain u n til Monday P earl, of P o rtlan d , and H arold B u rl­
now gone to Los A ngeles. She ex- j Mrs. c - E - R usher.
WE FEATURE
pects to visit points of in te re st in the
G eorge V anderhoof of A ntelope, looking a fte r th e ir In terests in con­ ing, of V ancouver.
so u th ern p a r t of the sta te and along ■ Oregon, an d Mr. and Mrs. A rchie Mc- nection w ith a ran c h they own n ear
T he L adies A uxiliary of th e A m eri­
th a t place.
th e coast before re tu rn in g hom e in the PherBon, of P rin ev ille, have been r e ­
can Legion w ill hold a m eeting a t th e
Mrs. M ary Shoem aker, who fra c ­ g ran g e hall on T uesday evening, F e b ­
late spring.
j cen t g u ests a t th e F. J. B echlll home.
Spring Styles Now Ready
tu red a low er lim b n ea r h e r hip on
ru a ry 24. M embers a re rem inded th a t
th e 12th of th is m onth, w as b ro u g h t to dues m u st be paid a t th is tim e If th ey
h er home F rid a y from Good S am a ri­
Oxfords and High Cuts
w ish to rem ain in good standing.
ta n h o sp ital and is rep o rted to be g e t­
W ord has been received th a t Miss
tin g along as w ell as can be expected
co n sid erin g th e serio u s n a tu re of her E dna S hoem aker, a m issio n ary in
H uchow, China, is on h er w ay hom e to
injury.
v isit h er m other, Mrs. M ary Shoe­
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. H o rr have rented
m aker, who rec en tly suffered a b ro k ­
th e H einey house on th e c o rn e r of en bone n ear th e hip Joint. Miss Shoe­
F o u rth and R oberts stre e ts an d will m ak er is expected home ab o u t th e
NEV\ SPRIN G GINGHAM S in all colors and
move In about th e first of M arch. They 13th of March.
patterns this season that are entirely different, 32 inches
M en ' ’ s wear "
" S
s hoes
a re now living on Pow ell s tre e t near
T he ladies of th e B ap tist Guild a re
wide and fast color.
th e H ogan road w ith th e ir son and
G RESH A M
conducting a p re -E a ste r apron sale at
wife, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. H o rr.
Specially priced at 25c and 29c yard
th e hom e of- Mrs. C. A. C aro th ers to ­
R o b ert H ayes of S eattle sp e n t the day.
H. O. Bone, who w as form erly e m - ,
Adam Gut His.
w eek-end a t th e hom e of Mr. an d Mrs.
ployed
by
th
e
S
tan
d
ard
Oil
com
pany
)
Adam
is
said
to have been th e first
More th an 20 frien d s of th e Rev.
New Sport Stripe Mercerized Suiting, guaranteed
J. A. Bushong.
and Mrs. A aron H anson, who re c e n t­ in th e cap acity of g en eral agent, cam e ’ m an in te reste d in radio. He had th e
fast color, 36 inches wide at yard................. 75c and 85c
Mr. and Mrs. H erm an P ap e and two ly moved from A berdeen, W ashington, over from V ancouver, W ashington : first loud 8peak er. b u t he got off
sons, who live n e a r C orvallis, visited th e form er to assu m e th e p a sto ra te of M onday for a sh o rt v isit w ith his o l d ! t h<?aP’ ‘‘ C° SJ him ° n ' y ° ne “bone ”
w ith Mrs. Ed. S m ith on n o rth Main th e Bible S tan d ard com m unity ch u rch ,
I H e w as th e first to receive an a e ria l
36-inch Eponge Fabrics in pretty patterns and de­
s tre e t S unday aftern o o n , on th e ir way su rp rised them F rid ay evening at asso ciates In th e office. H e h as re- : iong d istan ce m essage. H e too w as
signs at yard.....................................................................ggc
hom e from spending sev eral days at th e ir residence, b rin g in g w ith them a cen tly p u rch ased a W illys-K night b othered w ith static,
th e ir ran c h located n e a r Moro, O re­ donation of provisions. The evening coupe for use in his w ork on th e road.
gon. Mrs. P ape is a niece of th e blind w as sp en t in a social and devotional
Dress Up Party.
G eorge Leslie, J r., w ho fra ctu red
lady.
New Silk K nit S carfs, in all colors, a t
Given by R ebekah W elfare club, F r i­
$1.39
m anner. The new p asto r and w ife one of his legs w hen he fell from a
day evening, M arch 13, a t I. O. O. F.
A p le a sa n t fam ily reu n io n w as held a re w ell pleased w ith G resham and
ra ilro a d
speeder n ea r
Stevenson,
j
ball.
P rizes for b est sustained c h a r-
S unday a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. th e ir reception.
W ashington, several w eeks ago will ? c teT A dm ission 25 cents, including
New shipment of Columbia Knit Sweaters, all the
R o b ert H au sw irth , in e a st G resham ,
A. E. H en g stler, a ta n k tru c k sa le s­ p robably be obliged to rem ain in St. UnCh a ” d p ro g ra m — Adv-
newest styles at popular prices.
ce le b ra tin g th e b irth d ay s of th e host m an w ith the S tan d ard Oil com pany,
V inceijts h o sp ital at le ast tw o w eeks
C L O S IN G O C T S A L E .
and his sister, Mrs. C a rrie P elto n , of has moved into th e C harles K ellum
yet. It w as found to re-b re ak th e
H a ts . T rim m in g s a n ti E q u ip m e n t se n
L innton, Oregon. T he aftern o o p and house on L aw ren ce avenue, from one
a r a t e l y o r c o lle c tiv e ly a t '4 o f co st, A ll
bone an d set it th e second tim e.
New sp rin g show ing of Shoes fo r th e whole fam ily
m u s t g o b y F e b r u a r y 28.
evening w ere sp en t in gam es, m usic of F ra n k H einey's houses on T hird
G RESH A M H A T SH O P.
Jo
e
Com
stock
h
as
erected
a
neat
and listen in g in dn th e radio.
street.
g ara g e a t th e re a r of Mrs. A nnie i
SPECIA L NOTICE.
Mr. an d Mrs. C h arles A. R ogers
Queen Ann Printed Fabrics that are in demand this
Mr. and Mrs. B e rt H oss of P o rtlan d H evel’s house on Second stree t, w hich i G resham , Oregon, Feb. 24, 1925.__
w ere e n tertain ed a t S unday d in n e r at w ere S unday d in n er g u ests a t th e
season and the latest colors at yard........................... 59c
Special notice to G resham F ru it G row ­
th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. H. L home of th e fo rm e r’s p are n ts, Mr. and he an d his w ife w ill occupy u n til such 1 ers asso ciatio n stock h o ld ers
who
tim e as th ey can e re c t a su itab le re si- |
St. Clair.
have co n tracted w ith us for th e sale
Mrs. J. H. Hoss.
dence. Mrs. H evel p resen ted h er son of th e ir stock w ho have not ta k en r e ­
F. J. D utcher h as moved his fam ily
Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Je n n e r drove to
can
to Echo, Oregon, w here he is em ­ C orvallis for a v isit a t th e hom e of th e in-law and d au g h ter w ith th e lot on I ceiPf for fb eir certificates they can
ployed by the B erry G row ers' P a c k ­ fo rm e r’s p a re n ts over th e w eek-end. w hich th is new building is located a t h.a v® ,hem receip ted for a t th e B ank
Gresham
Oregon
th e tim e of th e ir m a rriag e. t i ' k « i j lof
of G
resham .
Gresham,
ing com pany in sh ip p in g fe rtiliz e r to Mrs. Je n n e r also m ade a trip to A l­
i tie build-1
T H E BERRY GROWERS
I th is place for d istrib u tio n am ong the bany to v isit w ith h er m other, Mrs. ing is of good size and w ell finished
PACKING CO.
and lighted and in ap p earan ce could
.
By D. E. Towle.
b erry grow ers.
F ra n k Lines.
•Adv.
2t.
w ell serve th e purp o se of a dw elling.
W. L. Douglas Shoe
DOUGLAS SHOES
N E W SPRING FABRICS
, $5 to $7 S0
are Arriving Daily
AylsWortK# M a r tir ^
*>2$*
L. A. WACK & CO.
Everyday Necessities at Special Prices/
S herwin -W illiams
Gijrafocim c Washer
^WITM CAST A L U M IN U M TUB .
T
COVER
the
EARTH
Our stock o f P ain ts, O ils, V arn ish es a n o
E n a m els, is a b so lu te ly co m p lete.
( W e ’ll tak e your o ld
stove as part p a y m e n t)
HOUSEHOLD SPECIALS
FARM SPECIALS
(T er m s to su it)
TOOLS AT SPECIAL PRICES
Regular $1.75 14-inch Stillson Wrenches
Re ular 75c 6-inch Crescent Wren* het
R< gular
Reguler
Regulai
Regular
Regular
$2.75 8-inch Side C utting Pliers
35c Auto Pliers
$5.25 M achinist’s Vises
$3.50 Guaranteed Axes
S1.5(t Maydole Hammers
These prices good to M arch 1st
$1.49
.59
1.79
27
4.39
2.99
.99
Regular 25c Mop Sticks, e a c h ........................... $ .13
Regular 35c Granite Wash Pans................................... 23
Regular $5.00 Fireplace Screens.............................. 3.99
Regular $7.00 Fireplace Screens........................
5.99
Regular $7.25 Air Tight Heaters........................
4.89
Regular $4.50 Air Tight Heaters........................
3.99
Regular $1.25 House Brooms.......................
79
I hese prices good to March 1st
Reguiar $3.85 80-rod roll Barbwire..................... $3.49
Regular $3.IX) Guaranteed Roofing........................ 2.59
Regular $1.50 Milk Pails.............................
j 19
Regular $5.50 10-gallon Milk Cans..... Z 1 7 1 3 .T 4.99
Regular $80 Queen Incubator........................
69 00
Regular $6.50 Churns .......................................
5 59
Regular $5.25 Crosscut Saws..............................
4 59
These prices good to March 1st
Complete Stock of Lime and Sulphur Spray. Arsenate of Lead.
Bordeaux Mixture. Spray
I limps. Spray Hose. Spray Rods. Nozzles and Fittings
Gresham
P h o n e 1421
L. L. Kidder Hdwe. Co.
Gresham
P h on e 1421
a