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VOL. 1«, NO. 16
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL iS , I»¿6
FAIR PAVILION TO
BE OF HOLLOW TILE
for commissioner
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 Per Year
REED FOR CIRCUIT
GROUND BREAKING ON FAIR GROUNDS
JUDGE, DFPT. NO.
PHONE COMPANY
FOR NEW EXHIBITS BUILDING MAY 1
ADDS EQUIPMENT
A w ell attended m eeting of th e fair
board w as held at th e city hall last
Announcement was made at last night’s meeting of the
A dditional im provem ents have been
n ig ht a t w hich it w as decided the new
m ade recently to the w orking eq uip­
fair board by President T. J. Krueder that elaborate plans
m ain exhibits building would be of
m ent of the M ultnom ah & C lackam as
were being made for the ceremony of ground breaking for
hollow tile construction.
j County M utual T elephone com pany,
i
the
new
main
exhibits
building
on
the
fair
grounds
which
It had alread y been announced th a t
including an ex tra sw itchboard w hich
will occur on Saturday, May 1, at 2 p. m.
at a recent m eeting th e bid of th e D. T.
w ill be added a t once to th e th ree a l­
I E aton C onstruction com pany w as ac­
. Invitations are being sent to various state and county
ready In position, thereby in su rin g
cepted, it being the low est reliab le bid
j room for two m ore o p erato rs, one of
officials and distinguished citizens in this part of the state.
I whom will probably ta k e her place In
out of a to ta l of 36. T he o riginal bid
This includes Governor Pierce, Mayor Baker and the city
for concrete co nstruction w as $12,275.
the n ear future. T his w ill m ean s e r­
W. A. Proctor.
commissioners, the county commissioners, mayors of Fair-
w ith $200 m ore for tile. T his differ- '
vice for several hundred new sub­
it is doubtful if th e re is a man in view, Troutdale, Sandy and Oregon City and others,
en tial w as cut to $100 by agreem ent of
scrib ers, and In th e exigency of th a t
is
! : b . etter
n r or
, is p 1—
? «»
g r? d e
i h o o ' s ° f ,h e
F. C. H ofacker, the m ason con tracto r,
num ber being added to I he p resent
and F ronc O lbrich, of th e Columbia
list, th e com pany intends to be p re ­
P roctor of Sandy. He served as coun- c o u n ^ represented and the boys and girls clubs, also other
B rick w orks. The plum bing co n tract
pared. The local sw itch b o ard s a re
ty com m issioner of C lackam as county organizations of tile COUnt\
w as let to J. F. Shea of P o rtlan d for
now in a crow ded and congested con­
There will be music of quartet, of band, or both, and prob-
$2438. The total co n tra ct cost of the for two consecutive fo u r-y ear term s,
dition, especially d u rin g th e ru sh
building, including arc h itec t's fee, will euding Ja n u a ry i, 1925. He now seeks ably the Union high orchestra or band.
ho u rs of the day, but w ith th e in sta lla ­
be $15.5u0. W. W. Lucius is the a rc h i­ the nom ination on the republican ticket
tion of the new board, th is w ill be
1 he city is to be decorated for the occasion and it will be
S anderson Reed.
for
th
is
office
for
w
hich
he
is
so
well
tect.
a gala event in which all will be interested.
U nusual in te re st is being m anifested elim inated and a consequent im proved
To m eet this th e re are available qualified by experience and wide a c ­
In th e cam paign for circ u it co u rt service cannot help but be th e resu lt.
quaintance.
county funds to the am ount of $16,-
Judge In M ultnomah county, d e p a rt­ More th a n 170 new telephones w ere re ­
Mr. P ro cto r is at p resen t m ayor of
500. T his w ill leave $950 for interior
m ent No, 4. T his is the d ep artm en t at cently purchased by the officials of the
Sandy, his home tow n, and Is active in
p artitions.
p resen t presided over by Ju d g e Jo lu \ com pany to tak e ca re of th e grow ing
The building will be 70 x 140 feet business, financial and developm ent
H. Stevenson who will he a can d id ate needs of the service. T h ere a re now
T ro u td ale ch a p te r O. E. S. celebrated w ere Sunday g u ests at th e hom e of
w ith an annex for m en's and w om en’s affairs. H is reco rd has been above re ­
to succeed him self should lie gain the around 1200 G resham su b scrib ers, and
proach.
its 23d b irth d ay la st S atu rd ay evening. L. Helm ing.
re st room s, 22x 52 feet. It will have
dem ocratic nom ination w hich ap p ears these, added to th e 300 of C orbett and
The Outlook com m ends to th e voters Many c h a rte r m em bers w ere p resen t
fa ta r and gravel roof and be absolute­
Mrs. C. E. Bush of Bridal Veil and to be w ithout opposition.
D am ascus independent lines,
will
j
of
C
lackam
as
county
th
e
favorable
and old tim es w ere discussed. The Mrs. E. H u tts of A berdeen, W ashing­
ly fire proof. The tile for the con­
bring
th
e
to
tal
up
to
ap
proxim
ately
S
anderson
Reed,
one
of
th
e
rep
u
b
­
' consideration of W. A. P ro cto r as p ast m atro n s exem plified th e in itiato ry
stru ctio n will come from the Columbia
ton, called a t th e hom e of Mrs. Mary lican can d id ates for nom ination, in his 1500.
county com m issioner.
w ork. A huge b irth d a y cake w ith 23 P arso n s T h u rsd ay evening w here Mrs. p resen tatio n to th e voters at th e pri
B rick w orks at H ogan and the lum ber
An item of th e telephone business
can d les adorned th e tab le reserved for Lydia O strand, m o th er of Mrs. Bush, m arics points to an active p ractice in w hich is overlooked by those on the
req u ired from E astm an L um ber com ­
F o rm er G resham Man In ju red .
pany, G resham .
c h a rte r m em bers. The social club of w as visiting.
P o rtlan d of m o re th an 30 y ea rs d u ra- o utside Is th e volum e of te leg rap h
W ord w as received by Mr. and Mrs. th e c h a p te r is planning a dance in the
T he tile co nstruction will give an
Mrs. AV. G. Shipley of Salem sp en t a tiou, during w hich tim e he has had business handled d u rin g th e year.
eight-inch w all instead of six-inch C. II. C alkins T h u rsd ay th a t th e ir old­ n ear future.
few days w ith her sister, Mrs. L. A. train in g in v irtu a lly every b ran ch of D uring 1925 n ea rly 2500 teleg ram s
w ith concrete. The hollow tile, allow ­ est son. H arry , who resides at Shelton,
M any T ro u td ale people attended the H arlow , this week.
the law as his p rac tice w as general, w ere received and tran sm itte d by the
ing a ir space in th e w alls, it is consid­ W ashington, had a narro w escape fu n eral in M etzger's chapel, Sunday of
Mrs. D ora S hute and son C harles specializing In no p a rtic u la r b ranch of local office. For the m onth of Ju n e
ered has m any advantages over a solid from death a few days previous. He N. S. Long. T he Rev. E. R. D. H ollen- spent th e w eek-end w ith h er m other, j legal procedure.
alone 327 teleg ram s w ere handled and
w as engaged in chopping the root out sted conducted th e services, Mrs. J. A.
co n crete w all.
Mrs. E lecta P arsons.
A stro n g endorsem ent of th e candl- this, of course, outside of th e long d is­
W ork w ill s ta r t a t once and th e of a tree and w as standing u n d er a L arsso n and Mrs. L. A. H arlow sang.
Mrs. Louise Cole and son H arley of dacy of Mr. Reed has been m ade w ith- tan ce calls, w hich num bered 15,904.
building is to be com pleted on or be­ clothesline. As th e double-bitted axe T he p a llb e a re rs w ere H. E. Bloyd, J. Kelso, W ashington, visited w ith her out reserv atio n by m ore th an a hull-
C onsiderable co n stru ctio n w ork was
cam e up, it ca u g h t on th e line and A. L arsson, H. C. McGinnis, H. E. Mc­
fore the 20th day of June.
p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. J.. H elm ing, a dred atto rn ey s of P o rtlan d , Including done on the lines la st y ear and w hile
T he new building w ill be located a stru c k th e back of his head, inflicting G innis, E. B arnes and L. V. Calkins.
few days la st week.
1 some of the m ost noted law yers in the nothing yet of m uch m agnitude has
sh o rt distance w est and south of the a wound th a t n ecessitated an im m e­
J. R. K n arr is busy loading ca rs com m unity. T his v o lu n tary endorse- been begun. It is expected to la ter
Mrs. L. A. H arlow w ent to Salem
m ain en tra n ce and is th e first u n it of diate operation, th ree pieces of bone T uesday to atten d th e m eeting of the with gravel w hich is being shipped m ent by such a larg e num ber of men proceed with an extensive plan of o u t­
a ca refu lly worked out plan of con­ being rem oved from the skull. The H alf-H our Study club w hich m et at over th e P. E. P. line to E agle Creek, j in the legal profession is alm ost w ith- side work. The lines w hich w ere run
stru ctio n and arran g e m en t of building surgeon who attended him stated th a t th e home of Mrs. W. G. Shipley, sister
V isitors atythe hom e of Mr. and Mrs. 1 out precedent In a p rim ary cam paign to T ro u td ale la st year w ere an im p o rt­
a q u a rte r pound m ore p ressu re on the
and grounds.
C. I. T hom as la st week w ere Mrs. E. I and Indicates a high degree of confl- a n t p a rt of th e developm ent plans of
of
Mrs.
H
arlow
,
an
out-of-tow
n
mem
axe handle would have resu lted In ce r­
th e com pany, as w ere also th e heavy
her of th e club. T w enty m em bers of C. T hom as of N ew port, Oregon, and dence in th e ab ility of Mr. Reed.
tain death to th e m an. Mr. Calkins,
Baptist Church Services.
Ralph T hom as of W yoming, m other
Mr. Reed Is a p a st p resid en t of the cables stru n g from G resham to the
th
e
club
m
ade
th
e
trip
from
P
o
rtlan
d
At th e ann u al business m eeting of who Is an em ploye of th e electric light
G ig ray ’s o rc h e stra of P o rtlan d , gave and b ro th er of Mr. Thom as. L ater in Oregon S tate B ar asso ciatio n and is Tw elve-m ile co rn er.
th e B aptist church la st F riday evening pow er p lan t a t Shelton, is w ell known
T he volum e of th e business of the
an
o th er successful dance a t th e city the week th ey w ere joined by George one of th e o rg an izers and stu u n ch su p ­
th e officers of the church w ere elected in Gresham .
hall la st S atu rd ay evening. A nother and Clifford T hom as of Hood River, p o rters of th e M ultnom ah county law telephone com pany h as increased to
to serve for an o th er year. Most of
w ill be given S atu rd ay evening, May 1 b ro th ers of Mr. T hom as and Mr. and library. He w as se c re ta ry of th e c h a r- sucb atl e* ten t th a t it req u ires m ore
those holding office d uring th e past
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Mrs. S. Holm sp en t S unday in P o rt Mrs. F. H. H allock of N ew port. Mrs. te r Board of 1903 and a m em ber of the | and m ore the p ersonal atten tio n of K.
y ear w ere re-elected to serve for the
The usual services of th e day will land w here she visited w ith her son H allock is a siste r of Mr. Thom as. A leg islatu re from P o rtlan d in th a t year. | A. Miller, th e p resid en t of th e com ­
ensuing year w ith the exception th a t be held a t th e M ethodist Episcopal j v ic to r and tdso w ith 'frien d s“
fam ily d in n er took place on Sunday. He is m arried and has tw o children. pany, and in consideration of this, the
K enneth D. F endall w as elected as su ­ church next Sunday, beginning w ith
, rw jn Keltner> who ,R w orkJng for
Mr. and Mrs. M arlon S h eare r and ' He w as on th e hoard of d irecto rs nnd 1 affairs of th e Bank of G resham , of
p erin ten d en t of the Bible school and Bible school at 10 o'clock. T his will A j K ruger, vi9lted w,th hj9 m other d au g h ter Addie and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh active in th e early affairs of th e Mult- w hich Mr. Miller w as fo rm erly cash ier,
W alter M arkw art as a ssista n t su p e r­ be followed by m orning w orship and in P o rtlan d Sunday
S h earer and Miss M ildred Jo h n so n of nomah A m ateur A thletic club and w as I have been tu rn ed over g rad u a lly to
intendent. Mr. F endall w as also elect­ serm on a t " 11 T he p asto r, Dr. C. W.
Mr, and Mrs. Jam es D ellinger of P ark d ale, Ore., Mr. and Mrs. L en ard I responsible for th e fund raisin g C. E. Johnson, late of Moro, Oregon,
ed as chorister. Next Sunday m orning H uett, w ill tak e for the subject of his
K ent, Oregon, visited for a few days A rm strong and Miss B ern illa McCoon which resu scitated th e P o rtlan d Row- who cam o several m onths ago to a s­
th e re will be a sh o rt in stallatio n se r­ m orning serm on "T ru e Cause for Re­
th is week w ith Mr. and Mrs. G eorge of P o rtlan d w ere Sunday g u ests of Mr. log club in its early h isto ry w hen the sum e th e position of cashier. Mr.
joicing.”
vice preceding the serm on d uring the
and Mrs. J. R. K n a rr a fte r a picnic en tire boathouse and all of th e boats I lohnson has purchased a su b stan tia l
. _ u
.
T he E pw orth L eague w ill m eet at P arish , The ladies a re sisters.
m orning hour of w orship and every , 6 :15. w ith Miss E rm a G ates as leader.
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es B urns and lunch w ith Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Ash- w ere ca rrie d aw ay by flood. D uring In terest In the bank and, w hile Mr.
officer of the church is ea rn estly re The topic will be "C h rist in the
d au g h ters, M arg aret and G ladys of w orth a t th e A dvent Camp grounds. I th e w ar he was active in th e fund M iller still reta in s the offices of vice
quested to be present.
The Bible AVorld's D ram a."
N
ew berg visited a t th e home of Mr The w hole p arty drove to th e hom e of drives, org an izatio n of in tellig en ce p resid en t and d irecto r In th e Instltu-
Dr. H uett will speak at th e evening
school w ill begin at 10 a. m. T he
service on th e topic "T he Cause of B u rn s’ m other, Mrs. M arg aret B urns Mr. and Mrs. R ichard K n a rr at Sandy work and w as a m em ber of Com pany t,o n - th e form er will have co n tro l of
ch u rch service a t 11 o’clock. The F ailu re ," discussing th e causes and
F of M ultnom ah G uard as w ell as serv- th e active w orking of th e b an k 's ro u ­
Sunday. O ther g u ests w ere Mr. and Dell to spend th e evening.
topic of the serm on by the p asto r will the law s w hich govern failure. The
tin e and Its m anagem ent.
Mrs. M. H. C raft of Hood R iver ing on th e d ra ft board,
Mrs.
R
obert
K
erslak
e
and
th
e
ir
son
be ' ‘S ervice.” The In term e d iate so- service w ill be preceded by a gospel
Mr. Johnson, who w as horn at S a­
spent several days la st week w ith h er
His affiliations a re w ith P o rtlan d
and
d
au
g
h
ter
R
obert
and
M
argaret
clety w ill m eet a t 5:30 p. m. and the | song 8ervice led bT H W. Strong,
J Lodge No. 55 A. F. * A. M„ th e E p I hco - lem, w as with the E a ste rn Oregon
and Miss A nna Flem ing, Jam es Flem niece, Mrs. C. I. Thom as.
sen io r B. Y. P. U. a t 6:30. T he eve-j
Mrs. H ugh L orlm er of P o rtlan d pal ch u rch , th e St. A ndrew s society, Land com pany at Moro for 15 years,
ing, C reighton and Ian Burns.
ning church service w ill com m ence at
X. Norby B reaks Arm in FalL
spent Sunday w ith Mrs. E lecta P a r ­ Colum bia C ountry club, and th e A r- | d u rin g th e last six y ears of w hich tim e
Mrs.
E
unice
R
obinson
and
her
sis­
7:30. T he topic of the ad d ress will
M. Norby, resid in g w est of G resham ,
he w as In ch arg e of all th e com pany’s
sons.
lington club
be “ Is One C hurch Enough In G resh- ls in Good S am aritan hospital as the te r, Mrs. Mary P arso n s, sp en t last F ri
Miss A lice Spence of P o rtlan d , Miss
His slogan is, "F a irn e ss and com- b u sin ess in W asco, S herm an, Je ffer­
day
a
t
th
e
home
of
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Jam
es
re su lt of a fall of 20 feet or m ore from
son and a p a rt of W heeler counties.
M ariam Spence, Miss M arjorie Ken- mon sense,
------------------------
' the roof of a building w hich he was Robinson in P o rtland.
dall and Jo h n McGinnis accom panied
The com pany w ith w hich Mr. Johnson
Miss
Alice
Spence
of
P
o
rtlan
d
v
isit­
G resham Beauty Slioppe
'■ painting at V entura p ark W ednesday,
A rth u r M atches to th e home of his
w as associated had co n tro l of th e s e ll­
everything in the line of cosm etic w ben he sustain ed a badly fractu red ed h er p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
m other a t McMinnville Sunday to DENTAL SURVEY PLANNED
ing and leasing of both farm in g and
therapy.
C ourteous and efficient
Spence
on
T
hursday.
EOK UDUN I KY SCHOOLS grazin g lands in those counties, the
trea tm e n t. Mrs. Lois St. Clair, F irst elbow of th e left arm . W hile the
spend th e day.
T
he
re
g
u
la
r
m
eeting
of
th
e
T
ro
u
t­
S tate Bank building, phone 1841, break is a stubborn one, It is not con-
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Bailey and fam ily
to tal holdings am o u n tin g to betw een
G resham .—Adv.
A rran g em en ts
have been
made
sidered serious by th e atten d in g physi­ dale F lo w er club w as held la st T h u rs­
w ere d in n er g u ests T h u rsd ay at the
250,000 and 300,000 acres. A fter se v er­
day.
T
h
ere
w
as
a
good
atten
d
an
ce
of
th ro u g h the cooperation of the Oregon
$50 to $200 w ill buy a good used car cian. It is feared th a t Mr. Norby su s­ m em bers and a g re a t deal of in te re st home of Mr. and "Mrs. A. D. Kendall.
ing connection w ith th a t com pany, he
S tate Board of D ental ex am in ers and
tained in te rn al injuries.
at th e H essel Im plem ent Co.—Adv.
Mrs.
J.
N.
King
of
A
storia,
Oregon,
w as In th e em ploy of th e Bank of Moro
1 was m anifested. T he floral display In
the M ultnom ah County P ublic H ealth
the w indow s of th e different business spent a few days th is week visiting at association to conduct a d en tal survey for n ea rly four y ea rs and left th a t
houses of th e tow n w ill soon begin the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Mc­ of the pupils of th e public schools of place solely for the purpose of la u n ch ­
ing o u t for him self in th e financial
| The club has accepted th e invitation of Ginnis.
the county o utside th e city of P o rt­
w orld. Mr. Johnson and fam ily have
Mrs. W. F. H oney of G resham , to m eet
land. F unds for th e purp o se have
come to G resham to resid e and he has
j w ith h er W ednesday, May 19, and all
Aged Woman P asse s Away.
been ap p ro p riated by th e sta te board, ,
.
,
Mrs. M ary C orbett, aged 88 years, I and . the ’ d , en tists of G resham , P ark . ro se ' expressed him self as desiro u s of en
! a re looking fo rw ard w ith p leasu re to
te
rin
g
Into
the
affairs
of
th
e tow n and
died a t th e hom e of h er b ro th er-tn - 1
! th is m eeting.
and M ultnom ah w ill cooperate. I t Is ready at all tim es to devote him self to
| Mrs. Geo. P a rish has been on the sick
expected th a t th e w ork will begin at
j list th e la st few days.
F erra n d who resid e n ea r Ruby Ju n e - once E xam inations w(1| R, a r t ln the th e best In terests and w elfare of the
com m unity as a whole.
,t
T he T ro u td ale P a ren t-T ea ch e r asso- tlon, on T uesday, A pril 20. She cam e larK„r RchooI„ ((f , h„ col|nty
| ciation w’lll sponsor an o th er dance from A storia to th e vicinity of G resh- poM lb| e , hat HInalIpr Hch((O,g
TULIP ACRES.
I S atu rd ay evening. A pril 24. It will be am five y ears ago and had lived w ith mppt In groups to fac ilita te the work,
_
t
t
, A b eautiful tra c t n ea r E ast G lisan
es since th a t tim e a t th e ir _
an old tim e dance and will be th e last her . „ relativ
___ , ,
l r)r Sam uel R etchensteln has been stre e t and P o rtlan d city boundary. For
Jfiv en th is season. T he money raised sm all ran ch home. She is survived by
,,y fh, bl)ard ,,, , ,,„ d,„ t the $25 cash we will fu rn ish lum ber, win-
goes to help th e club w ork am ong the th ree ch ild ren , T hom as C orbett, of clinics. He w ill be assisted by n u rses U 0* 8' 6oora, nails, shingles, etc., to
build a bungalow , b alance $20 per
A storia, M argaret, of M inneapolis, from th e county h ealth association.
school children.
month. L arge building sites for $400,
Mrs. H. E. P eary of H untington Minn., and W illiam J., of Napa, C ali­
No actu al d en tal w ork will he done $525 and $600. J. F. W hetstone, 2037
Beach, C alifornia, visited w ith Mrs. L. fornia. T he fu n eral services w ere In connection w ith th e exam inations, J E. G lisan stre e t or F ifth and Hood
A. H arlow on T h u rsd ay of la st week. held th is m orning a t St. H enry's C ath ­ but ln cases w here it is needed a slip avenue, G resham , Oregon.— Adv.
Mrs. P earey w ill be rem em bered by olic ch u rch a t G resham , with th e of­ w ill he sent to th e p are n ts with recom ­
Something New in Screen Doors.
som e of th e older resid e n ts of T ro u t­ fering of m ass by th e Rev. H enry m endations to have the c h ild re n ’s
Special prices w hile they last.
B ruenagel. In term e n t was m ade in teeth cared tor by th e fam ily dentist. ¡S trongly m ade from l ‘/4-ln clea r cedar,
dale as Miss Geno Burns.
T he M ultnom ah County Council of St. Jo se p h 's cem etery.
It is hoped th at th is will be done dur galvanized screen. S everal different
styles and sizes to select from . Come
P aren t-T ea ch e r asso ciatio n s will m eet
Ing th e sum m er vacation.
and look them over.
Window' Cleaning
in T ro u td ale for th e next reg u lar
A m eeting w as held In P o rtlan d GRESHAM WOODWORKING SHOP
F or ex p ert window clean in g see 8.
m eeting on May 15.
on Cleveland Avenue.
T ajim a. or leave o rd ers w ith Jo h n W ednesday evening by those In te re s t­
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Swain of P o rtlan d Brown, G resham , phone 2501.
ed in th e survey to m ake plans for the E ast G resham near Mt. Hood R. R.
Adv.
Phone 50x1,
work. T he sta te d en tal board was re p ­
M eetin gs, 7 :4 5 each night ex c ep t M onday
TROUTDALE 0. E. S. CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
HEAR!
BUTTERFIELD BROTHERS
Evangelists
AT
BIBLE STANDARD CHURCH
Beginning Sunday
Famous Alpine Singers and Yodlers
BRING THE SICK !
Motter Hrothertt of Switzerland
in May concert of the Portland Fest-Chor.
15*1 Trained Voices
HERMAN HAFNER, Director
COME BELIEVING!
PORTLAND AUDITORIUM, MAY 1
r it I C K S - »ie. «I.M. • I-Z». ÍI.J».
April }<i and May 1.
Advance sale of a>-ata
Hherman-Clay Co.,
resen ted by Dr. E T. H edlund and Dr.
W. D McMillan, th e la tte r executive
I se e rta ry of th e board. Mrs. Paul
W hiteside, executive secreta ry , and
Miss Mary P. B illm eyer, n u rse of the
I M ultnomah Public H ealth asso ciatio n
were p resen t, uiso County .Superinten­
dent of Schools A lderson, and d en tists
from th e various com m unities.
It Is expected th a t th e survey will
s ta rt next Monday, probably at the
P ark ro se school. It Is hoped to In­
clude th e high as well as th e grade
schools of the county In Ihe survey.
In su ra n ce funds for farm loans. No
| com m ission or brokerage. Very easy
term s. II. W. T horne.—Adv.
F or low est ra te s on autom obile,
tru c k and g en eral in su ran c e see B. W.
T horne.—Adv.
Ten-Day Special.
L et's get acquainted. Marcel and
reset at B ailey’s Bob shop for $1.00.
Phone G resham 851 for appointm ent.
—Adv.
Buy with confidence. Late model
reliable used cars at H essel Imple­
ment Co.—Adv,