FAIRVIEW
PLEASANT VALLEY
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ARBOLEDA
F u n e ra l service« w ere held T h u rs
day aftern o o n a t th e C om m unity P re s
b y terian church, a t th e co rn e r of E ast
1’ st and F rem ont s tre e ts in P o rtlan d .
for the la te Mrs. S ara E l.aabeth Shaf-
fer who died D ecem ber 7. In term e n t
was m ade in Rose City cem etery.
C arrol D. Bush of G ilbert was in
Mrs. Jo e D unne and Mrs. Ben J e n
th is vicinity la st Monday on business. kins of P o rtlan d w ere th e luncheon
Mr. and Mrs. E rn e st S tout of Mc- guests of Mrs. H. C. B ourne on Wed
M lnnrtlle w ere visitors a t th e home nesday of la st week.
of Mr and Mrg c A E k stran d on
E llis and H arold E n d ico tt and
T hursday a fterncon
C lystia R andall of L ents sp en t a few
Mrs.
M argurite
H opkins,
Miss days last w eek a t th e F o rtn e r home as
T he S unday m orning w orship a t th e ; Isabelle W eatberly .n d M u T l s a b ^ th e gu ests of L aw rence, W illard and
S m ith M em orial P re sb y teria n ch u rch rh Ilg ot Log Angeles w ere caller8 at D ale F o rtn er.
will begin at 11 o'clock, th e serm on to the honw of Mr #nd Mfg p
rhU g
On T h u rsd ay of last w eek. Mrs. W.
be by th e p asto r, the Rev. E. R. D T hursday
R. Locke w as th e luncheon guest of
H ollensted, from th e them e, T he N ar-
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Mrs. W. F. Severin of P o rtlan d .
row xi’
Way th a t i L eads to Life.
T his . Mrs. E rm a R ittenhouse has retu rn ed
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from P endleton w here she has been
T he A rboleda Im provem ent club
will be a com bination of the serm on
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... visiting d u rin g th e p ast few weeks,
held its re g u la r m eeting T h u rsd ay ,
of last Sunday. S unday school will
convene a t 10 o’clock.
j G randm a S ager is visiting a t the Decem ber 3. in th e clubhouse. An in
A rran g em en ts a re being m ade for a *'oroe ot her dau g h ter, Mrs. M arvin te re stin g b u sin ess m eeting w as held,
w hich was follow ed by ca rd s. Mr. and
C h ristm as service to be held on Sun- G ills of P o rtlan d , th is week,
day, D ecem ber 20, u n d er th e com-
G randm a B ankus w ill en te rta in the Mrs. Lancefleld fu rn ish ed th e e n te r
bined aijspices of th e ch u rc h and j P aren t-T ea ch e r association a t a sil- tain m en t for th e evening.
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. B ridgefarm er
Sunday schc-ol. T he exercises will ver tea th is T h u rsd ay afternoon.
O. A. G iltner has his new bungalow and children w ere th e g u ests of Mr.
begin at 10:30.
and Mrs. Roy D arling of P o rtlan d ,
T he F airview g ran g e w ill m eet at : w ell under way.
th e city hall S atu rd ay evening. Sup- ' G randm a Uhlig is spending a few Sunday, for dinner.
p er w ill be served a t 6 o'clock, th e w eeks visiting a t th e home of her
Mrs. I. V. S ate r of P o rtlan d w as
lecture hour to follow im m ediately, son. P. F. Uhlig, of th is place,
hostess a t luncheon, S atu rd ay , for
for w hich a good p rogram is being
The P leasan t Valley L adies Aid gave Mrs. W. R. Locke and Orval and Hazel
p repared. T he an n u a l election of of- a social last F rid ay n ig h t for th e bene- Locke.
ticers w ill la k e place at th is m eeting | lit of th e com m unity church,
Mr. and Mrs, Floyd H allad ay a t
an d it is urged th a t all m em bers be j The P lea san t Valley G range Social tended th e m eeting, T h u rsd ay , of th e
j club will hold its re g u la r m onthly W estern Nut G row ers association,
p resen t if possible.
j m eeting next S atu rd ay n ig h t at the held at McMinnville. Mr. H alladay is
g range hall.
SM IT H
in te reste d in th e grow ing' of filberts,
Lloyd, th e little son of Mr. and Mrs. of w hich he has five ac re s of tree s
M EM O R IA L
I Ben H alstead , is in a P o rtlan d hospi- planted.
' tai, w here he u n d erw en t an operation
Mrs. G eorge F o rtn e r and d au g h ter.
I for appendicitis.
D ale, were th e d in n er g u ests la st S un
j E alis F o rsg ren is b u ilding a new
day of Mr. and Mrs. Ray F airb an k s
F A IR V IE W , ORE.
J home on F o ster road and w ill soon
who reside on L au rel avenue.
REV. E. R. D. H O LLENSTED.
have it ready for occupancy.
M inister
J. M. R andall and son, R. M. R an
Sunday Morning W orship, 11 A. M.
dall, w ere th e dinner g u ests Monday
CAMP HILL
evening of Mr. an d Mrs. W. R. Locke.
T he Camp H ill W om an's club will
At an election held Monday, Decem
m eet w ith Mrs. Andrew Zenger, on
ber 7, L. S. Hobson w as re-elected
B arker road, next W ednesday, De-
com m issioner for th e Pow ell Valley
' eem ber 15.
Road W ater D istrict. Mr. Hobson
w as elected for a period of th re e years.
L ynd h u rst Club Is Active.
‘ The ladies of the L y n d h u rst club
Mr. and Mrs. H a rry C. B ourne w ere
; held th e ir second pot luck luncheon g u ests at a d in n er, Sunday, given by
| at the hom e of Mrs. H e rb e rt Lynch of Mr. and Mrs. Joe D unne of P o rtland.
Section Line road. A bounteous lunch
: was served, a fte r w hich the business
PLEASANT HOME
m eeting w as held and th e sew ing en
Sunday school w ill convene at 10
joyed.
M ethodist
The ladies of th e club and th e ir h u s o'clock . Sunday at th e
ch u rch , th e p reach in g serv ice to fol
bands rec en tly su rp rised O. S p alstad low at 11:15. T h ere will be special
1 of B arker road on the occasion of his I n lu s|c a t th is service, th e o rch e stra
Nationally advertised
birthday. Five hundred w as played. w hich has ju s t been organized to
„ m ake its first ap p earan ce. T he sub-
H onors w ent to \ i r « I ) Yniinir
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ject of the discourse w ill he, "T he
guest of the club, ami Win. McKee. L ead ersh ip of Moses.”
, C onsolation fell to Mrs. A. McGregor
‘ and Wm. Dryden.
BORING
Presbyterian
Church
RA D IO
RA D IO
RA D IO
Atwater-Kent
Radios
Open Evenings
D e m o n s tra tio n of A tw a te r-
K e n t R ad io s a ll th e ,tim e .
Radio Electric Co.
P hone 1823
G resham
Aulo Stage Waiting Room.
C. A. BUTCHER
Buyer of Livestock
Located on Base Line and
Buckley Avenue
Phone TAbor 4*7»
Route I
Portland, Ore.
P reach in g services will be held at
th e Boring M ethodist ch u rch Sunday
at 10 o'clock, th e su b ject to be, “The
L ead ersh ip of Moses." T he preach in g
will be followed by Sunday school.
T he p asto r, th e Rev. E. W. W ithnell,
w ishes to announce th a t on T uesday
evening at 7:30 he will give an illu s
tra te d le ctu re on the su b ject of the
ru ra l ch u rch , to w hich all a re invited.
SANDY
A Few Words on
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EARLY XMAS BUYING
YOU do not like crowds—if you do not like to be
I you F shoved,
pushed, mauled and otherwise badly handled
will like to shop at our store. Here you will find
pleasant surroundings, careful and attentive service, a
choice selection of many wanted items that go to make
the holiday spirit and a thought on our part to make
your purse elastic.
We have from a dainty cake of soap or rattle for the
baby, to a hot water bottle for Grandma.
Below we list some of the Items
Fine Boxes C hocolates
F ountain Pens
C igarettes in C artons
S having Set
R azors
Books
C igars in floxes
T oilet A rticles
Books
Baby Sets
P laying C ard S ets .
Rubber A prons
Toy Books
C ig arette Cases
Fine Line of Box Stationery
TABER PHARMACY
Main Street
Phone 1761
G resham |
An illu stra te d le ctu re on th e su b
ject, ‘The R u ral C h u rch ” w ill be giv
en a t the com m unity ch u rch in Sandy
on S unday evening at 7 >45, by the
Rev. E. W. W ithnell .of P lea san t Home.
The public is co rd ially invited to a t
tend.
INSURANCE FOR FARMERS.
T he F a rm e rs M utual F ire Relief
A ssn., of P o rtlan d , is upon its 21st
year, and is th e la rg e st F a rm e rs Mu
tu a l F ire In su ra n c e Assn, w est of the
Rocky m ountains. T he y ea rly rep o rt
filed w ith th e In su ra n c e Com m ission
er show s a to tal m em bership of m ore
th a n 13,000, w ith $20,500,000 in force,
an Increase of $2,500,000 over th a t of
1923. T he fire losses for 1924 a g g re
gated $55,000, all of w hich have been
ad ju sted and pro m p tly paid. No low
er ra te on farm in su ran ce can be ob
tained from any o th er com pany it.
Oregon. If you believe in co -o p era
tive m ovem ent am ong th e farm ers
and need in su ran ce, call on P resid en t
H. W. S n ash all, at th e F a ir G rounds,
G resham . P hone 2101.—Adv.
Cream Prices.
T he Sandy C ream ery is paying 58
cen ts a t th e cream ery and 56 cen ts on
th e ro u te for b u tte rfa t.—Adv.
Holiday Greeting Cards.
T hey a re h ere now for your selec
tion. Your in d lv 'Ju a l or firm nam e
p rin ted in lots of 25 or m ore, w ith en
velopes to m atch. P rices very reason
able. O rder now. G resham Outlook.
SPRINGDALE HOM IN
T he-death of Mrs. W W. N orthw ay,
of S pringdale, on Decem ber 3, is be
ing deeply felt by all her m any
friends. She w as widely know n, hav
ing lived in S p rin g d ale for 20 years.
She spent sev eral y ears in assistin g
her husband in his g eneral m e rc h an
dise sto re near th e ir home w here they
have lived in retire m en t since dispos
ing of th e store. She won th e kind
resp ect and frien d sh ip of all who met
h er and w ill alw ay s be rem em bered
as a loyal friend.
Mary A lnora Van Z ant w as born
A pril 28, 1806. a t Richm ond. Indiana.
She cam e to S p rin g d ale in November,
1005, and was m a rrie d to W. W. N orth-
way Ja n u a ry 8, 1908. She is survived
by her husband, her d au g h ter, Mrs.
A nna B etts, of W ilm ar, C alifornia, tw o
stepsons, W illie N orthw ay, of H erm an
Creek, and Tom N orthw ay, of S p rin g -
dale, h er step m o th er, Mrs. D. M Van
Zant, of W ayne, N ebraska, th ree
b ro th ers, J. C. and Lew C. Van Z ant,
both of V allejo, C alifornia, and L. J.
Van Z ant, of C en tral City. N ebraska.
She also leaves five sisters, Mrs. O. L.
R andall, of W ayne. N ebraska, Mrs. D.
B. Jam es, of S terlin g , N ebraska. Mrs.
A. H. G reen, of K now lton, M ontana.
Mrs. Orie C am pbell of E aton. Ohio,
and Miss Nolle Van Zant. of Vallejo,
C alifornia, who w as w ith h er when
she passed aw ay.
F u n eral serv ices w ere held a t th e
S p rin g d ale schoolhouse T uesday a f
ternoon at 1 o'clock, in ch a rg e of the
Rev. E. G. Judd, of G resham , follow
ing w hich th e concluding services
w ere held at th e P o rtlan d c re m a to r
ium. The fu n eral had been deferred
until T uesday to perm it of th e a rriv a l
of th e d au g h ter, Mrs. B etts, from C ali
fornia. As it seem ed u n ce rtain w hen
she would get to S pringdale, th e s e r
vice proceeded and was ab o u t h alf
th ro u g h w hen she arrived. Much sy m
p athy is being expressed for the
d a u g h te r who is th e only child of her
m other.
TROUTDALE
T he T ro u td ale Ladies Alii b azaar
w as a g re a t success. N early all a r ti
cles w ere sold, th e am o u n t received
w as ab o u t $125. T he play, "R ath e r
Rough on R obert,” w as enjoyed by
all. T he “Old F o lk 's C oncert,” w as
q u ain t and very p re tty . T he ladies all
w ore hoop sk irts and old-fashioned
bonnets.
Mrs. Lee E v an s’ costum e
w as a w edding d ress of a friend of
Mrs. B row n's who w ore it 45 y ea rs
ago. It w as a b eau tifu l dove colored
satin . T he men w ere in full evening
d ress su its w ith frills and high stiff
co llars. J. S. H udson, th e singing
m a ste r, w as w orthy of m ention.
Sunday v isito rs a t the home of Mrs.
E lecta P arso n s w ere Mr. and Mrs.
E a rl E llio tt, Mr. and Mrs. M. T hom p
son and baby, and Mrs. D ora S h u tte,
all of P o rtlan d , and Miss Isab e lle P a r
sons from Newberg.
Monday, a re p re se n ta tiv e of a P o rt
land flouring m ill com pany, called nt
th e schoolhouse w ith six c a rrie r
pigeons and let th e ch ild ren w rite
m essages to frien d s In P o rtlan d w hich
w ere tied to th e pigeons’ legs and th e
pigeons let loose to go to th e ir home
loft w ith th e m essages, to be m ailed
to the’ ad d ress w ritten . One of the
ch ild ren whose m o th er is in th e P o r t
land sa n ita riu m , w rote her a m essage
and sev eral o th e rs w rote to relativ es.
Sunday g u ests a t th e L. A. H arlow
hom e w ere Dr. and Mrs. J. M. S hort,
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n K aste and Mr. and
Mrs. Jos. Beveridge, all of P o rtlan d .
C larence P arso n s left Sunday m o rn
ing for The D alles to work. H is wife
is stay in g w ith h er m other, Mrs. H.
W ilson w hile Mr. P arso n s is away.
A n um ber of frien d s of Mr. and Mrs.
R. C. K n a rr took th e ir lunches up to
Sandy Dell w here Mr. and Mrs. K n arr
a re building a new home, to eat d in
n er w ith them , la st Sunday.
L. V. C alkins and fam ily a re m ov
ing from th e H. llla se r p ro p erty on
th e highw ay to Mrs. C arrie P ow ell's
house on H arlow street.
A. T iller, H enry P elton, E dw ard
t iiin t iii'iiiit iin iiiir iiiiH n t iii'M im iw iiiiiiiiiiit jiiiiiiiiiiiin iiiiiiiiiiiic iiiiiiiiiiiin iiiiiiiiiiiitiin iiiiin iin iiH u n n iin iN iiim iiitr i'
ruinan
G a sc o B riq u ets
AUCTION SALE
are so popular
bec«iuse they give
J. H. A n d ereg g w ill sell a t a u c tio n h is e n tir e h e rd of d a iry
c a ttle w ith o u t re s e rv a tio n , to g e th e r w ith e q u ip m e n t, in d u d in g
ele c trica l B u rto n -P a g e m ilk in g m ac h in e.
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No Ashes
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1925
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
SOLD BY
S ale Begin* a t II a. m . S h a rp .
T o r-
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GRESHAM, ORE.
F ree l.nncli at Noon
M ie d riv e ■OUtli
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m il‘js, tu rn e a st at L u th e r road, d riv e tw o blocks.
21 DAIRY COWS
C o n s is tin g of ti J e rs e y s , 3 H o ls te in s ,
s te in . J e rs e y a n d G u ern sey .
15 M ixed D u rh am , H oi-j
Six Cow s fre sh w ith in last 30 days. T w o w ill be fre sh about
d a te of sale. T h re e m o re w ill be fre sh w ith in a m o n th
T h e re ,
a r e se v e ra l 7 -g allo n cow s. All a r e good h e a v y m ilk ers.
H olstein Bull, y ear old.
A lot of D airy E quipm ent.
H olstein Bull, 2 y ears old.
1-ton Ford T ru ck
TERM S OF SALE—$20 o r upder, Cash. Over $20 six m o u th s' tim e w ith in
te re st at 8 per cent on approved note«. T hose deslrii^g credit should apply
to A. M eyers at F irs t S tate B ank. G resham . O reeon. before d a l e of sale.
J. H. ANDEREGG. Owner
M. H. lO M TIT LC B. Auctioneer
A. WKYKRM. Clerk
/ he Ideal Christmas Gift
YOUR PORTRAIT
A g ift th a t y o u r frie n d e c a n n o t go to a s to re and buy.
A gift th a t best r e p re s e n ts you an d y o u r in d iv id u a lity .
A gift th a t y o u r a b se n t frie n d s will p re fe r above a ll
others.
A g ift th a t will d e lig h t th e m em b e rs of y o u r fam ily.
A g ift fo r e v e ry o n e on y o u r C h ris tm a s list th a t you t a n
p u rc h a se a t one tim e w ith a m in im u m of tro u b le a n d
expense.
Arrange for a silting lion . Jusl a fen minute« of your time is all
that Is necessary.
HARDY STUDIO
Phone 541
GRESHAM, OREGON
The Gift of Gifts
HERE is no better gift for the am
bitious boy or girl than the gift of
saving. And saving is largely a mat
ter of getting started right. That is where
you can help. A dollar or more deposited
in this bank will start a savings account
for your boy or girl, or some young friend.
And the pass-book, with its first entry, will
make a great hit on Christmas morning.
In after years your gift will have repaid
itself a thousandfold.
Step in next time you’re passing. We
have something of real interest to say to
you on the gift of saving—the gift of gifts.
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THE
HIGHWAYS
HUDSON-ESSEX
Order your car now for Delivery Xmas
NEW LOW FIRST PAYMENT
ESSEX COACH . $ 1 8 5 down
HUDSON COACH . . $ 2 8 5 down
DECIDE UN THE FAVORITE
Just Bide in One—the Car will Decide
HUDSON $1375 Here
ESSEX $»15 Here
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New J.o w W inter T erm s:
Essex C o a c h ................ #1*5 down
H udson B ro u g h am . $450.00 down £
H udson C o a c h .............#2*5 down
H udson S e d a n .......... G00.00 dow n 3
Should you d esire to tu rn in your old ca r it will he accep tab le as first c
paym ent, providing its value to us eq u als th e down p aym ent req u ired, I
('a ll o r ph o n e fo r d e m o n s tra tio n
M. C. Webster Motor Co.
P h o n e 24» I
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OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT
\\ e have opened an oftice and fireproof warehouse in
Portland on Water ami Salmon streets.
Plenty of space for storing your
Spuds, Furniture, Mill Feed, Etc.
HOW’S YOUR DRIVEWAY?
We have some good Road (¡ravel at $1.50 per yard
delivered, also Concrete Materials and Crushed Rock.
All Kinds of Hauling
Gresham Transfer Co.
EAst 23:10
W ALRAD & W R IG H T , P ro p s.
PHONES
V anH uskirfc and H arold H udson went
to A rlington T uesday and retu rn ed
W ednesday evcnDig. All w ent well
un til they reached the Hood River
au to cam p w here they w ere n e a rly ,
stru ck by an au to com ing out ot a side
road, and to avdid being bit Mr. T iller
had to run off the roud and stru c k a
ir c i-
1114 car, w hich w as practically
new was com pletely dem olished and
Mr. T ille r's hand w as badly cu t by the
broken w indshield.
His h and re
q u ired 83 stitch e s, th e o th e r occu
p an ts In th e ca r w ere not h u rt.
T he Rev. ami Mrs. E. R. I). H ollen
sted will give a lectu re and stereo p tl-
con views of A laska S unday evening,
7:30 o'clock, a t th e ch u rch . At the
close of the lectu re a free w ill offer
ing w ill be tak en .
H arold C raw ford left W ednesday
for Beattie. W ashington, to work.
A. J. Moore, d istric t atto rn ey of
B e n d . O r e g o n , arriv ed T h u rsd ay e v e
ning to visit his b ro th er and sister.
Miss L au ra and A. T iller.
I ard of T hanks.
w ant t o th an k th e people and
our m any frien d s and p atro n s for
their kind th o u g h tfu ln e ss and assist- I
ance at th e tim e of th e holdup of the
bank.
T he T ro u td ale Htate Bank.
G resham IM I
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New Stock
c o m p le te line
till sizes.
WINDOW GLASS
PICTVRK GLASS
('¡ hi r e p a ir your b ro k en
w hitlow s
We
Milk rep ort bta. Sr u o *
h eap »I tl.C UutOM.k otbco
for
G R ESH A M
Window Cleaning
For expert window cleaning «e« 8.
Tsjim a, or leave orders with John
Brown, Oreshsm, phone 2501.
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I New things under "Classified."