KAÍiK FOCK
OKESHAW wrTl-WOK.
Sandy Wo limn H urt In C ollision.
Mrs. R. K aiser, residing tw o m iles
south of Sandy, suffered a dislocated
shoulder when th e m achine in which
she and h er husband w ere driving to
P o rtlan d w as h it head-on by another
au to T hursday m orning. T he m achine
w hich stru ck them was driven by F.
K irby, of P o rtlan d , a h a lf m ile w est
of Sandy. Both c a rs w ere badly dam
aged. Mr. K irby, in attem p tin g to
pass a la rg e tru ck , drove out from
behind it directly in the p ath o f the on
com ing c a r belonging to th e K aisers.
Mrs. K aiser is reported to be doing
as w ell as can be expected a t the
P o rtlan d sanitarium .
F K IB 1Y , OCTOBER
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Methodist Episcopal < hurch.
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Sunday at th e M ethodist Episcopal
J. E. M etzger won th ree first prizes
ch u rch , tak in g for his topic "A T hree-
two seconds and a th ird a t th e sta te
Fold View of God.” P reced in g the
fair last week w ith his rab b its w hich
serm on th e re w ill be a b rief rep o rt
he placed on exhibition. T he Chin
of th e an n u a l conference and of the
ch illa buck, w hich he en tered in th e
laym en's conference. In th e evening ju n io r class, w as declared to be the
he will give an o th e r of his in terestin g
best in the e n tire rab b it display.
and helpful lectu re-serm o n s, tak in g
Mrs. Jam es E lkington atten d ed the
as a them e ‘‘T h e A rt C en ter of E u
sta te fair w here she w as em ployed as
ro p e.”
a clerk in th e p o u ltry division.
(in next T uesday evening the of
Mr. Sloan, who resid es n o rth of th e
ficial board m eeting w ill be held, and
cannery,
is building an addition to the
on T h u rsd ay evening th e reg u lar
w
est
side
of his residence.
p ray er m eeting. T he Ju n io r E pw orth
I
T
he
old
w arehouse a t th e can n ery ,
L eague will hold its first m eeting of
w est of the m ain building, h as been
th
e
season
on
W
ednesday
aftern
o
o
n
at
Chicken Dinners.
converted into a fertilize r shed and
Special chicken dinner every W ed 3:30. T his is intended for ch ild ren of
th
e fertilizin g m achinery has been in
th
e
g
ram
m
ar
school
age,
though
older
nesday noon until fu rth e r notice.
stalled in the new place.
P rice 60c. W ithrow 's R e s ta u ra n t—Ad ones a re welcome.
CRYSTAL W HITE SOAP,
T. R. H ow itt and A rnold Ruegg are
Kellogg’s CORN FLAKES,
F rom now on th e E pw orth League
TOMATO SOUP, Camp
F or expert window clean in g see S.
10 b a r s ....................... 89c
spending
a
vacation
period
in
e
a
ste
rn
package ......................9c
bell’s, 3 cans............. 25c
T ajim a, or leave ord ers w ith John will m eet a t 6:30 an u th e p reaching
Oregon, in th e vicinity of H u n tington.
services a t 7:30.
Brow n, G resham , phone 2601.
The W om an’s Home M issionary so
ciety of th e M ethodist E piscopal
church will m eet at th e hom e of Mrs.
FEDERAL MILK,
SNOWDRIFT,
W. J. Ott W ednesday aftern o o n , Octo
RAISINS, Thompson
tall c a -------------
n s ...... ....... --------------------------------
9c
4-lb. c a n ......
ber 14. Mrs. Boles, se c re ta ry of th e
------ 93c_____ Seedless, 3 lbs........... 25c
Queen E sth e r circle and Mrs. Rice,
both of P o rtlan d , will be p rese n t and
speak to th e ladies. Mrs. K. A. Miller
will conduct th e lesson study and Mrs
i BON AMI CAKE........... 10c
FLOUR, P atent or Pastry,
TOILET PAPER, 7-oz. soft
Benjam in Cam eron, Mrs. R. H. Todd
BON AMI POWDER, 12^£c
10-lb. sack ................. 55c
crepe, 4 rolls............. 23c
and Mrs. R. R. C arlson w ill a ssist th e
Sl. Dennis style
hostess. It is hoped th a t all m em bers
6 Cups and Saucers ...
and frien d s of th e o rg an izatio n will
be present.
A rth u r D ow sett is having 60 feet
of cem ent sidew alk laid on his p ro p er
LAYER FIGS, 1925 crop,
KARO SYRUP, Red Label,
OYSTERS, American
ty on east Powell stree t, Jo h n Fox in
5 row, lb...................... 19c
5-pound can ....... ......43c
Beauty, 5-oz. cans,
ch a rg e of the work.
10-lb. b o x .............. $1.75
10-pound can .......... 83c
2 for...........................85c
T he te ac h ers of both high and g rad e
6 plates f o r ................
schools will be en tertain ed in fo rm al
ly next S atu rd ay aftern o o n a t th e
home of Mrs. C. J. L undquist on south
R oberts avenue by th e ladies of the
FLOUR, K err’s Best P a t
MATCHES, Economy, full
W. C. T. U. T his is expected to be a
ent, 49-lb. sack___ $1.99
SWANSDOWN CAKE
good sized boxes,
Phone 1236
G resh am
pleasing social event and will afford
VIM ..............................$2.23
FLOUR, package .... 3 Sc
G for .......................... 23c
an o p p o rtu n ity to become b etter a c
qu ain ted w ith th e teach ers.
Mrs. J. W. H en d rick s and son Rob
e rt expect to leave about th e m iddle i
of next week for a trip by autom obile
to California. T hey p lan to go to
E sp arto , w here Mrs. H endricks may
O M P O U N D I N G p re s c rip
m ake h er p erm an en t home. R obert,
who is a m ining engineer, w ill p ro
tio n s is th e o n e p a r t o f a
ceed
to S alt L ake w here he w ill be
T he Rev. E. G. Judd, p asto r of the
D r u g g is t’s w o rk t h a t re q u ire s
com e m ining geologist for a com pany B ap tist ch u rch , is spending, a few
th e u tm o s t t r a i n in g a n d sk ill
m ining copper, lead and silver.
days th is week in th e v icinity of
in th e u se o f D r u g s . W e b e
T he A rem e club w ill m eet T uesday G ran ts P ass, w h ere he is atten d in g to
lieve y o u w ill be s a tis fie d w ith
aftern o o n , October 12, a t th e home of m a tte rs of business. H e ex p ects to
o u r a b ility a lo n g th e s e lin es.
Mrs. W. A. H essel. T he h o stess w ill be gone u n til th e first of n ex t week.
be assisted by Mrs. Geo. H oney, Mrs.
George Cox of B ellingham , W ash
F ra n k Kinyon, an d Mrs. Ja s. E lking ington, an old frien d of Mrs. H. W.
ton. All O. E. S. ladies a re u rged to Cooley whom she had know n In Mich
attend.
igan, is a g u est a t th e Cooley home
PRESC RIPTIO N DRUG STORE
T he first E a ste rn S ta r card p arty for a w eek or so. Mr. and Mrs. Cooley
of th e season w ill be given by the andn Mr. Cox left today for Riddle,
Phone 1761
Second and Main
A rem e club on F rid ay evening, Octo so u th ern Oregon, w here thpy w ill r e
ber 16, a t tlie hom e of Mr. and Mrs. J. m ain for a w eek's v isit w ith th e p a r
C. Shultz. A g en eral in vitation is ex en ts of Mrs. Cooley.
tended.
Allie, th e sm all son of Mr. and Mrs.
T he H enry Sell building on Main P au l Vedder, is recovering from an
On October 12, 1492, the call “ Land H o!” sounded
s tre e t Is receiving a new coat of paint a tta c k of tonsilitis.
C. E. Jack so n doing th e work.
through
the ship of Columbus. A new continent had been
Mrs. H. S. Clow, Mrs. H ans L arsen ,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wm. Sm ith of Cleve Mrs. S. E. Sease, Mrs. B. L. W alrad
discovered. The courage, determ ination and persistence
land avenue have trad ed th e ir 6 ti- a c r e and Mrs. D. E. Tow le w ere elected
of Columbus had been rewarded. Though beset with
b erry farm for a g en eral farm in g lo d elegates T h u rsd ay aftern o o n a t a
doubts
and fears and an almost m utinous crew he stead
cation n ear Salem and expect to leave business m eeting of the W. C. T. U., for
fastly
said,
“Sail on.”
for th a t place in th e n ea r fu tu re. th e s ta te convention of th e o rg an iz a
T h eir new farm co n sists of 71 acres, tion w hich will m eet at Hood R iver
I n s p ite o f d isc o u r a g e m e n ts le t us to o , “sa il o n ,” u n
a ll in cultivation.
October 20 to 24.
The D orcas circ le of the M ethodist
til
w
e fin a lly c o n q u e r.
A m eeting of th e M usical A rts club
L adies Aid will m eet on T uesday, Oc
was held Monday evening at th e lib ra
tober 13, with Mrs. J. Wm. S m ith on
If -u p against it”—buckle the belt a little tighter. Have
ry. Miss D orothy Dickey gave a rep o rt
Cleveland avenue. T his w ill be in
the
soul of Columbus. Fight on—and discover a continent.
at th is tim e of th e convention of F ed
th e n a tu re of a farew ell p a rty an d all
erated Music clubs w hich held its
frien d s a re invited. A pot luck lunch
n ational convention in P o rtla n d in
w ill be served a t 1 o’clock.
“/ 1 is fo r th e a v e ra g e c itiz e n to d e c id e w h a t k in d o f
June. She gave in su b stan ce four of
H U D SO N ESSEX D E A LER
x o ric t of m ixo final accovwt th e p rin cip al ad d resses of th e con
n a tio n th is is to b e ." — C a r v e r.
No. 21751.
P h o n e 2491
G re sh am
In th e C ircuit C ourt of th e S ta te of O re vention. those of Asheley P etis, an
gon
for th e C ounty of M ultnom ah. In Stillm an
Kelley, who w as elected
P ro b a te.
In the M a tte r of th e E s ta te of O scar E. p resid en t of th e n atio n al F ed erated
C arlson, Deceased.
Mrs. E dgar
N otice is hereby given th a t th e u n d e r ea ste rn concert a rtis t,
signed. a« th e A d m in is tra to r of th e e s Music clubs, A ugustine Sm ith, p ro fe s
ta te of O scar E C arlson, deceased, h a s
Gresham, Oregon
Hie,I his final acco u n t a s such adm lnis- sor of m usic at th e Boston U niversity
tr a lo r w ith the C ircu it C ourt of th e S ta te
A
STRONG BANK
of Oregon, for th e C ounty of »Multnomah. and Mrs. Sweesy, head of the m usical
D e p artm en t of P ro b a te, and th a t T u es d ep artm en t of Mills college.
day. O ctober 13, 1925, a t th e ho u r of 9 :30
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Offerings Saturday
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Monday, Get. 10 and 12
Shum Shum Oil, the new Vegetable Oil, excellent for frying, bak
ing, mayonnaise and cooking, quart c a n .................... 49c
EXTRA SPECIAL!
Plain White Cups &
Saucers,
Plain White Plates,
Dinner Size
20th C entury Broom s, “6 sewn”, medium weight, very best par-
lor b ro o m ,........ .......................................................only 98c
89c
89c
I Crab Meat, fancy Japan, makes delicious salads,
_________________
halves, can, 29c
T E A — Ceylon and India, bulk, heavy body with a wonderful
aro m a .......... ...........................................................pound 59c
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ESSEX COACH
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HERE
Trades Accepted
SALESMEN WANTED
M. C. Webster Motor Co.
FIRST STATE BANK
Grocery Bulletin
a in. a n d the C o u rt room of sa id C ourt
h a s been fixed a s stlie tim e a n d p lace for
tlie h e a rin g of objectio n s to said llnal a c
count a n d th e se ttle m e n t thereof.
G U ST A V E J. CAHI.SON,
Mrs. W alter L. Johnson, rea d er and
A d m in istra to r.
M c O liltK A S C H N E ID E R ,
im
p erso n ato r, from Nam pa, Idaho, will
A tto rn ey s for A d m in istra to r.
D ated a n d first published. Sept. 11, 1925.
give an e n tertain m en t at Colum bia
D ale of last publication, n e t. 9. 1925.
CORBETT
1. N E W B E R G H A M .
Y o u k n o w th e q u a lity , lb. 3 6 ,
B R O O K I IF E D L O A F C H E E S E ,
w h o le o r h a lf,
R E X L A R D , m e d . p a il, $ 1 .1 0 ,
P I N K S A L M O N ', N'6. 1 ta ll
la r g e
p.
ans.
O I I E R S A R D I N E S , la rg e ov al tin s
cans
P U R E H O N E Y a lfa lfa a n d sw eet c lo v e r,
5-lb. tin s 8 5 c , 10-lb. tin s $ 1 .6 0 . 6 0 -lb . tin s $ 8 .2 5
7. R A I S I N S , M a r k e t D a y S p e c ia l, 4 -lb b a g s ......... 3 7 c
8. B I L K
C O C O A , h ig h p e rc e n ta g e of o il, 3 lbs 2 5 c
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9. O R E G O N D R I E D P R U N E S , I ta lia n s , 3 lbs 29<
10. C A M P B E L L 'S 1‘O R K a n d B E A N S .
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irg tin s
11. G O L D B A R C A I S l P, p in t b o ttle ;s, e a c h .
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12. WONDER FOAM SOAP BOW DER, package
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13. R O Y A L W i l l I I S O A P , 10 b a rs
It J I M
37«
14. J A R S , glass to p , q u a r ts $ 1 .0 0 , M a s o n , h a lv e s. 98,
15. I R ESil I O M A 1 O E S , e x tra c h o u e, b o x 2 5 c & 3 5 c
A. W. METZGER & CO.
Phone i p y t
T eed
$
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Matched Radio Unit*
C J
—an achievement in
radio manufacture—perfect, har
monious pertormance.
Let your own ears tell you that
the Stewart Warner is the Radio
you have been waiting for.
Open evenings by appointment.
J. E. METZGER
b u r Hume F u rn ish e r
Gresham,
Oregon
g ran g e hall T uesday evening. October
13. Music will he fu rn ish ed by local
talen t.
Miss Anna Benfield spent th e first
of the week in P o rtlan d .
Miss P au lin e R ickii visited her p a r
ents at Salem from F rid ay evening
until Sunday.
Miss Joy C rockett spent th e w eek
end in P o rtland.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Reed's guests
on Sunday w ere S. K incaid from P a
cific City. Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Reed.
Mrs. C lara Sm ith and dau g h ter. E thel
i Sm ith S tew art.
| T he m eetings, w hich had been in
I p ro g ress at th e C orbett ch u rch for
s e v e ra l e v e n in g s, clo sed S unday eve
ning.
Mr. and Mrs. LaLone en tertain ed
several g u ests Monday evening from
P o rtlan d , th e occasion being Mr. La-
Lonc's birthday.
Mr. and Mrs B aker moved last W ed
nesday from the Hush co ttag e on th e
highw ay to Mr. T ic er's co ttag e n ear
C orbett station.
Geo. C ham berlain has a crew of
men h arv estin g his cauliflow er crop.
Geo. K nieriem , J r., Jam es Deaver,
F ra n cis Reed and H arry R ickert left
on a h u n tin g trip to th e m o u n tain s
Sunday.
L ew is D eaver Is r u ra l m ail c a rrie r
In th e absence of his b ro th er Jam es.
Free Prize« With M erchandise.
I am giving away valuable prizes to
my custom ers. F irs t prize will be a
b eau tifu l lu stre tea set. 1 have many
TRY TH E
ORIENTAL BEAUTY SHOPPE
ICE
S calp T re atm en ts a specialty.
F re e F acial w ith every th re e
scalp treatm en ts.
SWEET CREAM
FLOSSIE TETRICK
and
T hird S tre et
Phone 99x1
“Gresham Maid"
77ie Oscarette ICE CREAM
Supplied
CONFECTIONS
HOT LUNCHES
CIGARS
TOBACCO
Weatherly Ice Cream
Bally
S n e e t Cream S hippers W anted
GRESHAM
CREAMERY CO.
P h o n e 1381
OSCAR A. JOHNSON, Prop.
Do you w ant
Bo 1 — Oftire P h o n e -------B01
Office Kleetrtr Bldg.
FRANK C. JONES
T IR E S
C arpenter and Contractor
at exceptionally good
prices
n rtiu jT K r i>
A com plete line of
SEPTIC TANKS
Air Tight
Water Proof
SAVAGE AND KELLY
Cords and F ab rics
Look ’em over.
Buildings Moved
G as 20c a n d 21c
a rticle s su itab le for C h ristm as gifts
Including stam ped goods. The L ittle
Home Shop, Mrs. N ellie Cox. p ro p rie
to r. c o rn e r T hird stre e t and Hood
avenue. G resham .—Adv.
Ivy Filling Station
C orner Roberts and Powell