GRESHAM LOCALS
The Rev. W. T. K lotzbat h, Mrs. B.
W E m ery, Mrs. D. M. C athey, Mrs.
V irgil H ow ell and d au g h ter, E dith, are
Mrs. M ary M urray of Ridgefield.
W ashington, a sis te r of Mrs. B. W. in P o rtlan d today a t the F irs t M ethod
ist ch u rc h a ssistin g in th e an n u a l m is
E m ery, visited from T h u rsd ay until
sionary box packing.
Sunday a t th e E m ery home. Mr. and
T. H Heizog, an Oregon A g ric u ltu r
Mrs. G eorge Hoyt, a nephew and
niece of Mrs. E m ery, drove over from al college stu d en t on a to u r of th e
Ridgefield Sunday and re tu rn e d hom e Mt. Hood Loop highw ay Sunday, fig
w ith Mrs. M urray. Mi’s. H arry Buckle, ured in an au to accid en t w hich r e
of P o rtlan d , was also a visito r a t th e sulted in his being b ro u g h t to a local
home of h e r p are n ts, Mr. an d Mrs. j p h y sician 's office to have th e in ju ries,
w hich consisted m ostly of
cu ts,
Em ery, on Sunday.
Miss Eliza Bechill, Miss H elen H am dressed. W hen ab o u t fo u r m iles south
L e t us explain our easy p a ym en t plan
mond and Miss H elen L aw rence w ere of G resham , th e m achine he w as in
home from M onmouth n o rm al over the mixed w ith an o th e r as th ey w ere tr y
week-end. They re p o rt th a t Miss G er ing to pass each o th e r and his ca r
tru d e Sharkey, a stu d e n t a t th e n o r w ent over. H is head and e a r w ere
H U D SO N ESSEX D EA LER
m al, h as been appointed poetry editor badly cut, also th e re w as a bad c u t on
B I hone 24V1
G resham s of th e "L am ro n ”, th e official p u b lic a one leg. A fter trea tm e n t, he w as able
to proceed to P o rtlan d .
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Lyle W in ters began w o rk M onday
Mrs. A lta G entry w as in G resham
m
orning
as a s sista n t at th e Botkin &
S atu rd ay g reetin g old frien d s and a c
q u ain tan ces. She is in Salem th is Jo h n sto n g arag e.
Have you seen the new
ESSEX COACH
’950
HERE
| M . C. WEBSTER MOTOR CO.
W illiam Teevin is at St. V in cen t’s
y ear atten d in g th e K im ball School of
Theology.
hospital w here he u n d erw en t an « p er
Edw in Shelley a rriv ed Sunday a t th e ation Sunday m orning for a ru p tu re d
home of his p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. W. u lcer of th e stom ach. He w as tak en
T. Shelley on a ten d ay s’ leave of ab ill very suddenly S atu rd ay about mid
sence from th e ship on w hich he is a night and w as ru sh ed to th e h o sp ital
sailo r, th e U. S. S. "C alifo rn ia.” From for an early o peration. A t p re se n t he
here he expects to go to B rem erton to is rep o rted as doing as w ell as can be
join th e ship and la te r to San Pedro, expected. At th e m eeting M onday eve
C alifornia, from w hich p a rt they w ill ning th e N ational G uard, of w hich he
is a m em ber, a rra n g e d to send him
leave on a South A m erican cruise.
flowers.
Miss T acey R acine and h er sister.
A lfred H am m ar is engaged in w ate r
May, have both com e down w ith an
a tta c k of th e m um ps. T he form er is a proofing th e strip above th e w indow s
stu d e n t a t th e high school and th e of the Bank of G resham building in
younger g irl is a pupil a t the G resham th e effort to p rev en t th e heavy w in ter
g rad e school. T he period of th e ir rain s from dam aging th e in te rio r
q u a ra n tin e had expired w ith th e ex w alls.
HALLOWEEN
O ctober 31
The Rev. Mr. Spallm an, of Los A n
ception of tw o days caused by th e ill
ness of a younger child. C larence, geles, w ho re p re se n ts th e C h ristian
H ebrew m ission of Los A ngeles, will
from th e sam e disease.
Mrs. R. C. L am b ert w as a guest of speak T uesday evening a t th e U nde
nom inational tem p le on th e subject,
Mrs. B url Raby on Sunday.
"T
he P re se n t C onditions In P a le stin e .”
Mrs. C. H. C alkins left on M onday
for H erm isto n , Oregon, w here she will He has trav eled extensively and is
well qualified to speak on th e subject.
visit for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. S p rin g stead and All are invited to atten d .
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. S hipley attended
fam ily from M ultnom ah statio n have
moved into th e Cone resid en ce on the 90th b irth d a y a n n iv e rsa ry of an
F irs t stree t. T he fam ily co n sists of old friend, Mrs. Ann Gage, a t Stafford,
th ree ch ild ren , th e tw o y ounger being n ear Oswego, Sunday.
in th e u p p er g rad es of th e g ra m
T helm a N aylor, a stu d e n t of G resh
m ar school.
am Union high school, is still co n
Mrs. B. C. A ltm an, w orthy m atro n of fined to h er bed w ith com plications
G resham C h ap ter O rder of E astern follow ing an a tta c k of d ip h th eria.
S tar, en tertain ed h er officers last S a t She has now been ill m ore th a n five
u rday in a d elig h tfu l trip to th e hom e weeks and, w hile h er com plete recov
of h er sister-in -law , Mrs. C. W. A lt ery is looked for, it is n ot expected
man a t D undee, Oregon. T h ree a u to th a t she will resu m e school w ork th is
m obiles w ere req u ired to tra n sp o rt th e year. •
party.
At a b irth d a y d in n er p a rty given at
The E p w o rth L eague has announced th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. H an s L arsen
th e plan of having a p aper drive ab o u t Sunday in honor of th e ir gran d so n ,
October 31 for the p u rp o se of adding W infred H ill’s 20th b irth d ay , th e en
to th e tre a su ry .
M em bers of th e gagem ent w as announced of Miss
League w ill gladly call for old p ap ers F lo ren ce H ill to W alter D ecker of
and m agazines if notified.
P o rtlan d , th e w edding to be an event
T he condition of E d g ar Lem ing, of the com ing m onth. T hose p resen t
who is ill a t th e hom e of his w ife’s w ere Miss F lo ren ce H ill, W alter D eck
p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. C alkins, er, W infred H ill, Miss Jo sep h in e Clow,
is rep o rted som ew hat im proved. Mrs. Mrs. A ria H olland and Mr. and Mrs.
Lem ing is ca rin g for him and for h er L arsen.
fath er, who is bedfast.
G eorge Cox, of B ellingham , W ash
The 12-foot strip in fro n t of th e Odd
ington, re tu rn e d to his hom e Monday
Fellow s hall is being paved th is week,
m orning afte r a te n -d ay s’ v isit a t th e
the w ork in ch a rg e of Claude Stock-
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Cooley.
ton. It will req u ire about 60 feet of
A fair sized audience w as p rese n t
co n crete paving, th e w idth of th e lot
F
rid
ay evening a t th e opening of th e
on w hich th e h all is located.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Maloy have series of ten le ctu res on th e "H arm o n y
moved from th e W alter Mason house of the G ospels," to be given by th e
n ear th e Mt. Hood depot to th e r e s i p asto r of th e F re e M ethodist ch u rch ,
dence belonging to Mrs. R. R. C arlson the Rev, W. T. K lotzbach. It is hoped
on Hood avenue. Mrs. Maloy’s p a r th a t th ese g ath erin g s w ill co n tin u e to
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Simon Wold, will grow in in te re st and atten d an ce.
Give the boy some change and let
him come here and get fixed up for
the big fun night of the year— Hal
loween. We have a big new line of
masks, novelties, cards and favors.
Priced from l c to 15c
HEPPS RACKET STORE
H atch our windows for weekly Specials
STO P/
That Oil leaking by the pistons
) o u r engine is only op eratin g at 50 per cent
efficiency, it uses m ore oil th a n is necessary,
m ore gas and is on the w ay to discard if the
piston rings are w orn out.
We positively guarantee to make your
motor operate efficiently tor upward to
10,000 miles by using
Quality Drain Oil Rings
Com e in and tell us your m o to r troubles. W e
can stop them and will give you an estim ate of
the cost. D o it now !
GRESHAM GARAGE
P h o n e 2391
also occupy room s in th e C arlson
house w ith them . They have been liv
ing In th e old section house of the
railw ay com pany n ea r th e tra c k s for
sev eral years.
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Tow le and th e ir
son-in-law and d au g h ter. Dr. and Mrs.
H. B ouchet. of P o rtlan d , left F riday
for a w eek’s visit at E lgin, Oregon,
w here they w ill visit tw o sis te rs of
Mrs. Tow le and th e ir fam ilies.
H A M LIN & HOSS, P ro p s.
N ig h t P h o n e 70S
O ctober 13 to O ctober i t
F R E E SHAM POO
w ith each m arcel
M arcel .»tie, lte w a v e i.»e
E vening A ppointm ents Tucs. a n d F rl
ORIENTAL BEAUTY SHOPPE
T hird S treet
Phone 99x1
The Oscarette
CONFECTIONS
IIOT LUNCHES
CIGARS
TOBACCO
I
OSCAR A. JOHNSON, Prop.
more zinc
¡• What you get when you buy A m e r U
can Z joc Insulated I r n t ( ~ ‘ ’injulaicd
■gam« n u t ”
Weatherly Icc Cream
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T h ia new galvanising it the greatest
•enlevem ent in tarin fence making It
protect, the w ire, repel, ru n , ««/«.•
guards the steel
(W ill outlaw any other wire fence
made under other known pn-rrM esi
•nd w< ,re now able to «11 you th e « ,
added yr , r , p< fe w « |de A T NO.
U T IA fJ U C k .
Do you w ant
T IR E S
«I exceptionally good
prices
A complete line of
SAVAGE AND K ELLY
Cords an d F ab rics
Look *rm o»er.
A. W. METZGER <fe CO.
Phonc 1451
The W IN C H E ST E R Store
Phone 1451
G as 20c and 21c
Ivy Filling Station
C o rn e r R o b e rts a n d Pow ell
Mr. an d Mrs. J. A. B ushong and
th e ir son and w ife, Mr. and Mrs. E arl
Bushong, of P o rtlan d , drove to C lats
kan ie S unday and sp en t th e day w ith
Mr. and Mrs. C h arles B ushong, an o th
er son and d au g h ter-in -law .
Glen M ercer, a fo rm er resid e n t of
G resham , has been elected ath letic
m anager of th e senior class a t Oregon
A g ricu ltu ra l college. M ercer, who is
a m em ber of Pi K appa A lpha f r a te r
nity. is m ajo rin g in com m erce. He w as
a can d id ate for th e v arsity b ask etb all
squad la st year.
Mrs. Wm. Brock, th e n atio n al se cre
ta ry of young people's w ork in the
W om an's Home M issionary society,
will deliver an ad d re ss at th e Method-
I ist E piscopal ch u rc h on S unday m o rn
ing, and th e an n u a l th ank-offering of
the m em bers and frien d s of th e G resh
am au x iliary will he received. Mrs.
Brock is on her way to h er hom e in
the east from P asad en a w here she has
neen In atten d a n ce at th e n atio n al
m eeting of th e W om an's Home Mis
sionary society and will have m uch to
tell about th is big w ork, w hich will
be of in ten se in te rest to everybody.
T he public is co rd ially Invited.
T he G resham High school football
team defeated th e W est Linn high 11,
today, on the hom e g rid iro n . 6-0. H ar . I
ry BJtir ca rrie d th e ball over for the
only touchdow n in th e first period.
Interesting Items for
Autumn and Winter
FOR GIRLS
W h ite F leeced U n io n S u its m ade in D utch neck, a n k le
le n g th a n d D utch n eck a n d k n e e le n g th s, a ls o h ig h neck,
lo n g sleev es a n d a n k le s , a g e s 2 to 14, priced by size
$1.00 to $1.23
M isses’ “ B e v e rly S u its ” , m ad e of com bed c o tto n w ith
silk s trip e , a to p n o tch su it, a g e s 4 to 16,
priced $1.00 to $1.50
FOR WOMEN
M edium w e ig h t c o tto n , low neck, k n e e le n g th ,
su it, $1.10
W ool tin t silk s trip e , m ad e in low neck, k n e e le n g th ,
a n d D utch neck, a n k le le n g th , a ll sizes, s u it.............. $2.00
A lso a h e a v y fleece lined u n io n su it, D u tch neck, elbow
sleeves, a n k le le n g th , v e ry good w e ig h t fo r th e cold days,
a ll sizes, su it, $1.83
Winter Union Suits for Roys
T h e R o m tex , h eav y so ft
fleeced g ra y com bed c o t
to n , a g e s 4 to 14 y e a rs,
s u it, $1.13
T he P . Q. A. c o tto n a n d w ool
m ixed. T h is s u it h a s
g iv en g r e a t s a tis fa c
tio n . S izes 24 to 34,
su it, $1.45
For Men
T h e H a n e s, h e a v y c o tto n
fleeced, is a good one,
su it, $1.75
T h e P. Q. A. h e a v y c o tto n
a n d w ool m ixed, n o n e
b e tte r a t th is price,
su it, $2.65
100 Per Cent Wool
Sprinytex
V ery h e a v y a n d w arm ,
su it, $5.50
For the Small Folks
R u b e n ’s V ests in w ool a n d silk a n d w ool. P e a rl W a ists
a n d N a z a re th L n io n S uits. B a b ie s ’ H o se in lisle th re a d
A u s tra lia n w ool, silk a n d w ool, a ll silk a n d fibre silk.
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
£oo$»ATiy£
“The H ouse o f Q u a lity ”
Jf»T>Green T ra d in g Stam ps
Phone 1411
G resham
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B e lte r B r eed in g P ro m o tes P ro sp erity N o. 5
The Cow as a Factory
F more of the dairy cows of the country
were examined from the critical basis of
efficiency, as a factory is examined by the
owner, there would be many of the cows for
sale o r trade. Inefficient cows for m ilk pro d u ction are
c u ttin g dow n the incom es of th o u san d s of dairym en
T he I' irst S ta te B an k k n o w s th a t th e r e is a c o n s ta n t need
fo r im p ro v e m e n t in d a iry h e rd s of th is c o m m u n ity a s
w ell a s in o th e r se c tio n s. W e a re k e e n ly in te re s te d in
th is p ro fita b le p ro d u ctio n a n d a re g lad to a s s is t in b u ild
in g up a n d b e tte rin g th e h e rd s of fa rm e rs w ho a re in o u r
b a n k in g te rrito ry .
urge ev ery p ro g ressiv e d a iry m a n to a tten d the P a rlflr In tern a tio n a l L iv e-
Moek E x p o sitio n a t P o rtla n d . O ctober l i s t to N ovem b er Jib . H ere n ot on ly
the b e ,t b eef and d airy C a ttle »III be ex h ib ited hat a lso the la rg est g a th e rin g
o f H og». H orse«, S h eep , G o a ts and P ou ltry ev er a ssem b led u nder one ro o f tn
w.Trth
h“ nd
Olre" “ l ",*‘ral '•’ ■"»‘ •o»
In estim ab le
FIRST STATE BANK
G re sh a m , O regon
A STRONG BANK
N D IX G prescrip-
ti6ns is the one p a rt of a
D ru g g ist’s w ork th a t requires
the utm ost tra in in g an d skill
in the use of D rugs. W e be
lieve you will be satisfied w ith
o u r ability along these lines.
H allow een M asquerade Dance.
T he A rem e clu b w ill give a m as
qu erad e dance in th e M asonic hall on
F riday night, O ctober 30. Music will
I be fu rn ish ed by G ig ray 's o rch e stra.
I A dm ission 50c per person.—Adv.
AMAIZO
A Perfect Shortening
ideal for Frying
Best for Salads
OIL
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TABER PHARMACY
PR E SC R IPT IO N DRUG STORE
P h o ce 1761
Second and Main
Window ( leaning
(ard of Thanks.
F or ex p e rt window clean in g see S.
We w ish to th a n k o u r m anv frien d s
T ajim a, o r leave o rd ers w ith Jo h n
and neighbors for th e ir kindness and
Brow n. G resham , phone 2501.
sym pathy extended to us in th e death
of o u r beloved d au g h ter, g ran d d a u g h
Chicken Dinners.
te r and son-in-law and for the b eauti-
Special chicken d in n e r every W ed iu
l floral offerings.
nesday noon u n til fu rth e r notice.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. D ahlham m er
P rice 50c. W ith ro w ’s R e s ta u r a n t_Ad.
and Fam ilv.
B usiness is bu ilt on ad v e rtisin g ;
buying is enco u rag ed by ad v e rtisin g ;
School oí Dancing.
th e public is benefited by adverU sng.
C lasses for ch ild ren and a d u lts.
• n , , . . . . . »„.iss, V,:;: as*
791.— Adv.
Phone