PAGI THKBE
Oh, Lady, L ady!
CORBETT
"F o r giving th e face a good color,
get one pot of rouge and one rab b it's
This section of M ultnom ah county I
foot. Bury them tw o m iles from hom e
and w alk out and back once a day to w as visited by a stro n g w ind stern»
see if th ey a re s till th e re ."
w hich did some dam age to fishing
p ro p erty a t C orbett station.
Pertinent Question.
F avor Reed is at th e P o rtlan d s a n
S alesm an—“H ere is a very nice a u
Make y o u r frien d s am oug your fel tom atic pistol, lady. It shoots eight itarium slow ly recovering from an
operation.
low fra te rn a lists. and they w ill not de tim es."
F a ir C ustom er—"Say. w h a t do you
Mr. Zilm, of P o rtlan d , is a visitor at
s e rt you in th e h o u r w hen you m ost
th in k I am , a p olygam ist?"
need them ,
the home of his son-in-law and d au g h
ter, Mr. and Mrs. O. Baker.
Mrs. L ew is Reed w ent to P o rtlan d
last W ednesday to m eet h er frien d .
Miss H elen L eghorn from Olympia,
W ashington.
Mr. and Mrs. S. K nighton w ere d in
ner g u ests C h ristm as of th e la tte r ’s
b ro th er an d fam ily. A rth u r Jo h n so n ,
and w ere g u ests of Mr. and Mrs. F red
Reed in th e evening.
T he pupils u nder th e tra in in g of
Mrs. E th el Sm ith S tew art's school
gave an e n tertain m en t W ednesday
evening to th e rela tiv e s and frien d s of
th e pupils. T he e n tertain m en t co n
sisted of a th re e act play. "S an ta up
to D ate," rec itatio n s and singing
Some of th e w ork of th e pupils w as on
display, and especially th e ir w ritin g ,
sam ples of w hich w ere tak en a t th e
beginning of the term and at th e en d
ing, D ecem ber 24. A very m arked im
provem ent w as noticeable.
Mr. and Mrs. B ellrod and (laughters,
of P o rtlan d , w ere at th e hom e of Mrs.
B ellrod’s fath e r, Georgp Knierim »,
over C hristm as.
Chauncy C lark and Joe L etsin g er of
Kelso, W ashington, w ere callin g on
old frien d s in th is vicinity la st week.
Mrs. C lark , nee Myra L etsin g er, is in
a P o rtlan d h o sp ital in a very critica l
condition from th e effects of an o p e r
ation for cancer.
Mr. an d Mrs. Lewis Reed’s and Mrs.
Olivia L elan d 's gu ests on C h ristm as
w ere Mrs. M. M. L eghorn and d a u g h
te r H elen of Olympia, W ashington
and Mrs. C lara Sm ith and d au g h ter,
E thel S m ith S tew art of F ern d ale
Place.
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Ross visited
th e ir d au g h ter. Mrs. L a u ra Sam uelson
at McM innville from T h u rsd ay until
S aturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ough, of Bend,
are h ere visitin g his p are n ts, Mr. and
Mrs. F red Ough.
Ivo S pybrock cam e out from P ort-
lad Sunday and visited in the hom e of
his d au g h ter, Mrs. H arry R ickert.
Miss P au lin e Rickli is spending th e
holiday vacation a t Salem , Miss Joy
C rockett a t S pokane and Miss P au lin e
Rogrodej» in P o rtlan d .
They are
te ac h ers in th e C orbett schools.
T he m em bers of C olum bia g ran g e
expect to enjoy a w atch night p arty
at th e ir h all T h u rsd ay evening. T he
diversion w ill be singing, gam es and
dancing.
T he young people hom e from co l
lege for th e holiday v acation a re Wm.
M organ, from U niversity of Oregon,
L ucile K incaid and G aylord Davies
S tate N orm al and Clifford Reed, A ga
th a H arding, D olores M organ and
Burton Bush from Oregon A g ric u ltu r
al college.
T he u p p er classm en of th e Colum
bian high en tertain ed th e alum ni of
the school F riday evening.
Mrs. M yrta E. Reed and d au g h ter,
Mrs. Dean H ansyn o f P o rtlan d , a re
visiting rela tiv e s in th is vicinity
Miss A rlie K incaid and E thel Sm ith
S tew art a re atten d in g th e an n u al
te ac h ers m eeting In P o rtlan d .
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SMITH
MEMORIAL
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Presbyterian gg U j
Church **326:
FA IR V IE W , ORE.
REV. E. R. D. HOLLENSTED.
Minister
Sunday M urals« Worahlp, Il A. M
STATED
COMMUNICATION
Fairview Lodge No. 92, A. F. &
A. M„ S atu rd ay evening, J a n
uary 2, 1926, at 8 o'clock. L abor in
F. C. Degree. V isiting b re th re n w el
come.
WM. H. STANLEY. Sec y.
HARRY FED ER SP1EL, W. M.
Eventually !
Something Different
AND HERE IT IS
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Beginning January 1st, 1926, we have a proposition
surprisingly good. A phone or letter will bring it.
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272 Oak Street,
We dance and ru n and laugh and sing
And go to ail th e show s.
We a re all h ap p ier th a n an y king,
'C ept w hen th e east wind blows.
Our g n ats anil sheep and horse and
cows
To th e p a stu re m e rrily go,
W iiere m ost co n ten ted ly th ey brow se,
'Cept w hen th e ea st w inds blow.
S O L ID
H A IN E S C IT Y
be solid
Of course it can. Besides, solid
gold is the only gold worth while. There used
to be jewelry called ‘gold washed*. It had the
appearance but not the reality.
There are cities like that, but Haines City Is not
one of them. It has substance. Nothing hollow
about It. Its finances are sound. Its Banks are
busy and growing. Its Factories are increasing.
Its Business Concerns are expanding. One Whole
sale House is doing approximately 1760,000 a
year. There is no commercial camouflage about
Haines City. We have the real thing.
This applies also to the real estate. The land Is
high and dry, standing 221 feet above sea level.
It has an enviable location In the center of
Central Florida, consequently its values are as
high as its elevation: but, fortunately for the In
vestor, the prices are still low by comparison.
This is a state of affairs which is distinctly fa
vorable for action, and the time for action Is now.
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When the East Wind Blows.
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Distributors
In G resham we have everything.
As everybody know s,
To m ake all days seem ju st
sp rin g ,
'Cept when the east wind blows
r 'j
ESOLVE to put aside a
part of your savings at
regular intervals. Before the
new year passes you will be
glad you made such a resolu
tion now.
Small sums put aside regu
larly soon grow. And in grow
ing your savings bring you a
feeling of independence and
prosperity such as nothing else
could.
And here your savings are
safe. And they will pay inter
est. This is a real message to
you S 7 .7 A’ /' S / / '/ . V t ;
Then behind any sh e lte r they will hide.
Tin- w ate r tric k le s from my nose,
So I d o n 't ta k e my sw eetie for a rid e
W henever th e ea st wind blows.
But on those days—-en o u g h ’s been said
It's no w onder nothing grows.
So 1 go to bed and cover up my head
W henever th e east w ind blows.
—Thos. H arvey.
SPRINGDALE
Mr and Mrs. C. E. Vest en tertain ed
for C h ristm as Mrs. It. H ennm an, m o th
er of Mrs. Vest, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Pow ers, d au g h ter and son, L au ra and
Lyle. M th . Power,"- Is a siste r of Mrs.
Vest. They all reside in Yakim a,
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Beil sp en t
C h ristm as a t th e hom e of th e la tte r's
p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. H. 8. Reeves.
The S p rin g d ale school held C h ris t
m as exercises T h u rsd ay aftern o o n and
had a nice big C h ristm as tree. All the
ch ild ren had an enjoyable afternoon.
Wm. N orthw ay, Mr. and Mrs Tom
N orthw ay and d au g h ters, Ju a n ita and
G loria, Nell Van Zant and Lew N iel
son m otored to H erm an creek w here
they sp e n t C h ristm as with Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. N orthw ay.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil P o u n d er's g u ests
on C h ristm as w ere Jam es P ounder
and d au g h ter, .C rystal, M r.-an d Mrs.
E arl P ou n d er, A lbert P ounder, Miss
F lo ren ce B ow ker, Mis« F ra n ce s Bow-
ker and Je a n Amond.
Mr. and Mrs. C arl N ielson a re e n
joying elec tric lights in their, home
Gresham
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trict I have opened offices in the
Gresham Bank Building and will main
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week, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur
days, beginning Tuesday, January 5. Six
years successful practice tells me your case
is not hopeless.
T
Consultation and Spinal Examination
without charge.
Chiropractic Physician
nes Bldg., (iresham Bank Bid
nd, Ore.
( iresham, Oregon
T h eir son Lew, who Is an electrician ,
in stalled them .
G randm a Vest has been on th e sick
list. G ran d p a Vest also is In very poor
h ealth a t presen t.
D inner g u ests a t th e home of Mr.
B L A IN E TUR NER,
and Mrs. Wm. W rig h t for C hristm as
w ere Mr. W rig h t's th re e sisters, one
Regular Afternoon Trips
b ro th er-in -law and a niece from P o rt
Portland to Gresham
land.
W. W. N orthw ay, Mrs. Tom N orth-
G eneral H auling
way and d au g h ters and Miss Nell Van
Z ant m otored to O rch ard s, W a sh in g
Phone Gresham Its*
ton, to visit an old sch o o lm ate of Mr.
R. 2. Troutdale
N orthw ay Mrs. M ary N erton. T he
He Ket.soniible.
day w as b eau tifu l in W ashington with
Ira te P apa— "W h at do you m ean by
not a bit of east wind. It w as Just
com ing hom e a t 4 a. tn.T"
like a w arm sp rin g i,sy, but th e re had
F la p p e r—“F o r heaven'« sake, pop, I
been h ard fro sts d u rin g th e n ig h ts have to p atro n ize th e old ro o st some
tim e, d o n 't IT"
Mr. an d Mrs. F red Halzman spent
T he F arm er Agrees.
C h ristm as w ith her g ran d m o th er In
“ E atin g too m uch Is bound to sh o rt
en your life," observed th e doctor.
P o rtlan d .
“T h a t's rig h t," agreed th e farm er.
F S pybrock re tu rn e d hom e from
"P ig s would live a good deal longer
P o rtlan d S atu rd ay and w as a S unday If th ey d id n ’t m ake hogs of th e m
g u est of Mr. an d Mrs. P h ilip V an llee selv es.”— P o u ltry T ribune.
of C orbett.
P edigree K lanks.
T he Outlook has a su p p ly of pedi
T he classified co lu m n s a re th e pub gree blanks, useful for dairym en,
stock anil p o u ltry raise rs. L arge, very
:’s ex change co u n ter.
useful, at 5 ce n ts eAch. 25 for 85c.
Don’t fo rg et th e a d v e rtise rs when
Don’t lay down th e pap er till you
you need an y th in g in th e ir line.
have read th e W ant Ads.
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