7
Umbrella Special
Ladies all silk, 24-inch with wide satin selvedge, amber
tipped, cArved club handle. Colors, BlaCk, Red,
Brown and Navy. Regular price, $5.95.
95
HOUSE DRESSES
I IU X IE BRAND of W o m en ’s H ouse D resses m e a n s
h ig h c la ss g a rm e n ts , w ell m ade a n d co lo rs fadeless.
No. 4 5 8 is a fine printed cloth. Neck, belt and pockets
trimmed with rick rack braid. Colors, Green,
orange, buff and blue. A good looking dress for $2.00
No. 125. Striped Madras cloth, made with inverted
pleats. Cblors, tomato, green, blue, lavender.
Each $2.50
No. 135 A fine English broadcloth with small designs,
trimmed with contrasting colors and lace. Col
ors, lavender, blue and salmon.- Each............ $3.25
No. 350. Imported broadcloth. Colors, olive, gray and
black with bright contrasting scroll designs.
Spanish ecru lace trimmed. Each................ $3.50
No. 912. Small figured prints, medium light. Ex
tra sizes 46 to 52. Each.................................... $1.25
A FULL LINE
Rubber Footwear
for men, women and children
No advence yet in prices
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
“The H ouse of Quality”
PHONE 1411
G resh am ,
OREGON
We Give Green Trading Stamps
A SAFE
j i ’MENT
W H ” uOOD DIVIDENDS
Our First Preferred Shares Pay You
7.2 per cent on Your Money.
Why You Should Huy This Stock
1. Our b usiness is firm ly established, w ell m anaged and perm anent.
2. Your savings w ill be safe.
3. Your income w ill be re g u la r and dependable.
4. Dividends paid by check first of each m onth, or q u arte rly .
5. E xem pt from S tate P erso n al P ro p e rty Tax.
6. D ividends exem pt from N orm al F ed eral Incom e Tax.
Investment Department
S20 Electric Building
PORTLAND ELECTRIC POWER CO.
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. R obinson en ter
The announcem ent has been r e
tain ed w ith a sm all card p arty . Wed ceived th a t Mrs. Lelah Lasley Thom p
nesday evening of last week. The son, form erly of th is place, has a c ce p t
g u ests w ere Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Robi ed a call as m in ister of th e U n itarian
son, who a re visiting h ere from Los ch u rch of P alo Alto, California. Her
A ngeles, Mr. aud Mrs. Floyd H alladay m any frien d s h ere co n g ratu late the
and Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Bourne. Hon Rev. Mrs. Thom pson and w ish her
o rs w ent to Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Robin much success. Mr. and Mrs. F. N.
son.
Lasley, p are n ts of Mrs. Thom pson, are
G uests of Mr. and Mrs. G eorge F o rt spending th e w inter in C alifornia w ith
, ner on F rid ay evening, Ja n u a ry 29 th e ir daughter.
w.ere Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Bourne. Mr
The C auliflow er association east of
aud Mrs. D. W. B rid g efarm er an d Mr th e Sandy m et T uesday night in th e
I and Mrs. L. E. Lancefield.
vacant schoolhouse at P leasan t View
Mrs. I. V. S ate r of P o rtlan d , who to fo rm u late p lan s for th e com ing
' form erly resided in A rboleda and who year. T h ere w as a larg e atten d an ce
still reta in s h er m em bership in the an d County A gent S. B. H all presided.
; L adies' Jo k er club, en tertain ed the Many of th e ra n c h e rs have joined
club at her home la st F rid ay afte r lately and th e association is grow ing
I noon. Mrs. H. C. Bourne and Mrs. J co n stan tly stro n g er. The farm ers o r
i C. F in n ell won first and second prizes dered m any tons of com m ercial fe r
[ respectively.
tilizer, and o rd ers for cauliflow er
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Locke atten d ed seed exceeded th e expectation. The
! a b irth d ay p arty S atu rd ay evening at acreag e for th e com ing year will he
: Sandy, Oregon, given in honor of Mrs. n early double w hat it was last year.
E dw ard Gasch.
S everal ag en ts rep rese n tin g P o rtlan d
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd H alladay had as im plem ent houses w ere at th e m eet
g u ests Monday evening, Mr. and Mrs. ing, soliciting o rd ers for new farm
E. D. R andall and H arry R andall of m achinery.
Los Angeles, R. M. R andall aud Mr.
A p arty w as given T uesday evening
and Mrs. D. W. B ridgefarm er.
a t tn e home of Mrs. S usan H ard in g in
Mrs. Ben G able of Maupin, Oregon, honor of Mr. and Mrs. George P erry,
is v isitin g her b ro th er-in -law and sis who w ere m arried on New Y ear's day.
ter, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. B ridgefarm er Games w ere th e pastim e of th e eve
who resid e on F ern avenue. Mrs. ning. Miss M urray, teach er of the
G able expects to be h ere for several grad e school, favored th e guests w ith
days.
violin solo. L ittle Shirley Emily,
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge F o rtn e r, Mr youngest d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. H. C. B ourne and Mr. and Roy Em ily, presented Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. D. W. B ridgefarm er w ere guests P e rry w ith a ch est of silver, knives,
of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Lancefield on forks aud spoons, a gift from th e ir
S atu rd ay night.
m any frien d s in th is com m unity. Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Locke w ere and Mrs. P e rry responded w ith grac*
g u ests of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd H alladay ious thanks.
on T uesday evening.
Mrs. F ra n c is W ilcox of L ato u rell
A card p arty will be given a t the F alls h as arriv ed hom e afte r about
Lynch school afte r th e reg u la r P aren t- two m onths sp en t in Chicago w ith her
T eacher m eeting, F rid ay evening, F eb m other, who has been in ill health.
ru a ry 5. The proceeds a re to go to the She visited a t o th er points of in te rest
boys’ and g irls’ clubs a t th e school.
before com ing. Mrs. Wilcox has been
Mr. and Mrs. G. P. R ustad, Mr. and draw n for Jury duty, as have also Mrs.
Mrs. W. M. E cklund, J. H. M eyers and S usan H ard in g of C orbett and Mrs.
G. R. Steele of P o rtlan d w ere guests Malcolm Woodle of P lea san t View.
Sunday evening of Mr. aud Mrs. W. R. Mrs. Woodle retu rn ed home recently
Locke.
from Chicago, w here she was called on
account of th e illn ess of her fath er.
HALEY
W. Crow ston of P asadena. C alifor
nia, called on old friends in and
Much in terest has been aroused in
aro u n d C orbett th is week. Mr. Crow
th e free sacred concert to be given at
ston w as called to C orvallis by th e
the H aley B aptist church on S atu rd ay
serious illness of his son, W. Crow ston.
evening. F eb ru ary 6, by the Rev. C. G
Jr., who is a stu d e n t in th e fo restry
E m anuel, under th e auspices of the College.
Young P eoples’ society. Follow ing the
L ittle L au ra H icks, who has been
co n cert th e re will be an en tertain m en t
very sick for the past week, is re p o rt
and supper, for w hich a nom inal
ed im proving.
ch a rg e w ill be made.
Mrs. K. H annem au has retu rn ed to
her home h ere afte r spending a long
PLEASANT HOME
tim e in a P o rtlan d hospital. Mrs. H an
T he Ladies Aid of the P lea san t nem an m et w ith a very painful acci
Home M ethodist church will m eet at d en t before C h ristm as but is now
the home of Mrs. M. L en n artz W ednes much improved.
Mrs. H enderson of Crown Point
day afternoon. Mrs. H enry W ihlon
ch
alet, who u n derw ent a serious o p er
and Mrs. W illis M arkell will preside
ation, is steadily gaining and was able
a t a silv er tea.
to m ake a trip home early th is week.
Mr. H ulet, a life long friend of th e
ORIENTAL BEAUTY SHOPPE
H arding fam ily, is a t p resen ‘ dom i
ciled a t th e H arding home at C orbett.
H perlal u th iitlon given to a ll
B eauty T rea tm e n t« .
Mrs. Lewis, (he w orthy g ran d m a t
It E S I I, TN « 1 A l t W I E E l » .
ron of th e O rder of E astern S tar, will
he a t th e T ro u td ale c h a p te r on S a tu r
T hird S tre et
Phono 90x1
day night, F eb ru ary 20.
—consider well —your foundation
-a live bank account
-at this real home bank
—is a solid foundation
—upon which to build
—your temple of success
ELSIE LANGLEY & SON
FAIRVIEW , OREGON
Q uality G eneral Store
Q u ality P lu s S ervice at L ow est
P ossib le P rices.
Phone 211
Chiropractic for Your Tonsils
QUESTION—“I am troubled a great deal with
enlarged tonsils and have been advised an oper
ation is necessary. One of your patients tells
me you can reduee my tonsils without an opera
tion. Please tell me how this could be done.”
ANSW ER—We believe th a t all healing pow er conies from w ith in ’
th e body. We believe th a t the C reator knew w hat He was doing w hen
He placed every o rg an In our bodies. We know th a t the healing force
of th e body, the F un ctio n al Energy, is tran sm itte d over th e spinal
nerves, and th at If th ese nerves are pinched as they em it betw een the
m ovable bones of the spine, th e re will be disease in th a t p a rt of the body
dependent upon th e pinched nerves. Why rem ove your to n sils because
they a re en larg ed ? The tonsils are not to blam e. The en larg em ent Is
an effect, and back of every effect th e re m ust be a cause. The cause
is th a t p a rt of your spine w here the nerves leave on th e ir way to the
tonsils. C h iropractic A djustm ents will reduce your to n sils to norm al.
Spinal Exam ination anti Analysis w ithout Charge
DR. GEORGE E. MALLETT
Chiropractic Physician
CORBETT
Leon D hulst is sellin g his personal
p ro p erty and he and his wife will
leave very soon for Los Angeles. Cal
Ifnrnla.
Rex K napp w as taken to th e Good
S am aritan hospital Monday suffering
fi om a very sev ere attac k of append!
citis.
Mrs. P. D. S ettlem eier is very ill at
th is w riting.
Win. C row ston, of P asadena, C al
ifornia. is visiting his sister, Mrs
Mery H icks. Mr. C row ston was called
iv teleg ram to C orvallis ten days ago
by th e serio u s Illness of his son Wm
Jr., w ho is a Indent at O. A. C. And
was suffering from pneum onia follow
ing an nttcclt of ilu.
A. S. K incaid, who has been at the
w-v5=».-/¿
W ATCH
H A IN E S C IT Y
count in :r
! J AINES City has won the most minute Inspec
w. ä **] n r r •
\ -
tion of the leaders of the business world.
The recent growth and expansion of force and
action in Haines City m erit their attention.
Watch, for example, these items bearing out aii
of the statements in regard to Haines City. Study
them closely, and, written between the lines, you
will find my reason for selecting Haines City as
the seat of a five year development program em
bracing millions of dollars.
1. Haines City is actually built on actualities.
The builders of Haines City are exercising every
forethought to guarantee the presence of a soun
substantial foundation for every phase of grow th
Watch this growth!
2. Haines City’s potentiality as the greatest
manufacturing and distributing center of Central
Florid« has been recognized. This is evidenced
by the coming here of many new industries.
Watch this potentiality become a reality!
8. Haines City has under way a development
and improvement program which during the next
year will exceed 421,000,000. Watch this program
make Haines City the most desirable spot in
Florida!
^ r d n ^ Bryson
REALTOR
irrrrr-
P acific
C ity
for
se v e ra l
m onths, is again a resid en t of C orbett
station.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. P e rry w ere given
a su rp rise p arty T uesday evening at
Mrs. Susan H ard in g ’s, by m em bers of
the com m unity ch u rch Sunday school
and w ere presented w ith a beautiful
se t of silv erw are by th e com pany,
little S hirley Em ily, In h er sw eet
ch arm in g way, m ade the presen tatio n
speech. Mr. and Mrs. P erry have each
held th e office of Sunday school su p e r
in ten d en t and a re held in the highest
esteem by everyone in th is com m unity.
P hone 1321
Bank of G resham Bldg.,
G resham , Oregon
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
GATES FUNERAL HOME
W hen righteousness covers the earth as
the waters cover the sea
YVhat a glorious place this old world
will be.
Phone 2471
Gresham
Stump Lands
Easily cleared by
STI MI’ HI HNEK
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handy
packs !
3
iMfe-ws
BORING
4. 1HU
Olof Lfndholm is plan n in g to leave
early next week for G reely, Colorado,
Stum p B urning endorsed by O re
for an extended visit with his d au g h
gon A g ricu ltu ral College as ch e ap
ter.
est and best method of rem oving
A num ber of Boring women w ent to
large stum ps.
A fter sta rtin g th e b u rn er no fuel
P o rtlan d on T h u rsd ay to Join in a
required except the stu m p ; b u rn s
show er in honor of Mrs. A ndrew
roots as well a* stum p.
G rlhhle. form erly Mias Inez Knox of
AhCriufiu-lured an d fu r sale by
th is place. T hose a tte n d in g w ere Mrs.
W. W M etzger. Mr
W It. T elford.
.Mrs. Mary N aas. Mrs. E rm a Dugger.
NEW HANDY PACK
Mrs. Glen D allas, Mrs. Emma Knox.
426 Hood Hlrw-t
Mrs Em m a O regerson aud Mrs. Win.
I’l i H i U M i , O R lU dff
A. Morand.
Hood View T hree L inks club gave a
M o rs fo r y o u r m o n ey
card p arty last S atu rd ay night which
Grape Vines.
and t h e b e s t P e p p e rm in t
was attended by abou’ 100 persons
Try g rapes.
It’s a m oney-m aker.
Chewing Sw eet for any m o n ey
and w as an enjoyable social occasion. ( itn iirds, W ordens, N iag aras—the best
H onors w ent to Mrs. Mary Mauiding varieties. We have good roots. Sure
Look (or Wrigley’» P. K. Handy Pick
and Itonaid .Morand, and consolation grow ers, low prices. H. Oberg, C raig '
road, fo u rth house n o rth off B arr |
to Mr. M auiding and Mrs. Dugger.
road. TAbor #«14.—Adv.
tf t
Western Foundry
Company
WRK5LEY5
Fits hand
pocket and purse