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B. O. Boswell received a card S u n ­ UQH
day from his wife who left T h u rsd ay
for Em poria, K ansas. W hen th e m es­
A b rush fire ju st outside th e w est­ sage w as w ritten she w as on the re a r
ern city lim its of G resham called out of an observation ca r a t Pocatello,
th e fire d ep artm en t Sunday afternoon, Idaho. T he th erm o m eter registered
H'e have received today another shipment of
but on arriv in g on the scene th e local 104 d e g re e t.
Ladies’ House Dresses
boys decided th e re w as no im m ediate
Mr. and Mrs. R. H onrath and fa m ­
d an g er and left it in th e hands of
ily left S u rd ay afte r visiting with the
those who had sta rte d it. men who
w ere clea rin g land in th e vicinity. relativ es of the latte r, the Bailey and
Lot 1 Made from light colored percales,
T he fire had been b u rn in g for a week R aker fam il.es. for a week or longer.
or
m ore but those in ch arg e evidently They will stop in Berkeley, C alifor­
flare skirts, braid trimmed,
got frig h ten ed S unday and th o u g h t it nia, for a visit w ith th ree sisters of
special at..................................
was beyond th e ir control, hence the Mrs. H onrath' eu ro u te to th e ir home
in F lorence,' Colorado.
tu rn in g in of th e alarm .
Mr. and Mrs. S. H errick, of K ansas
to arrive this week
Miss H ester Thorpe, who h as ju st
'City, K ansas, cou hio of Mr. and M"
Lot 2 Made from high colored prints,
retu rn ed from a w eek's m otor trip to
E. E. W elling, dropped in Sunday at
V ancouver, B. C., w ith the P ettin g ers
See them while the stock is complete
floral and scroll designs, assorted colors,
the W elling home to spend a day, as
of Oswego, left W ednesday for C or­
they
a
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aking
a
to
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r
of
th
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w
est
all trimmed with Val. ecru
vallis. w here she will join Miss G race
The tw o fam ilies drove to Salem for
Many new styles that are different and attractive.
lace, e a c h ............................
H arding and Miss Gladys Moore. The
the day to visit w ith Mr. and Mrs
Each
design has its individual feminine appeal. The
th ree will th en proceed to San F ra n ­
Em m ett Welling.
cisco
via
th
e
co
ast
ro
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te
in
Miss
H
a
rd
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leather
blendings have been carefully arranged to meet
Some extra large sizes at...........
$2.95
Mr. and Mrs. P h ilip B ratzei and
ing's car. They expect to be gone
a
wide
variety
of dress, thus enhancing the popularity
dau g h ters, F ried a and K atherine, have
sev eral weeks.
of
each
number.
retu rn ed from th e G ladstone chau
Mrs. A. H. W rig h t left Sunday j tau q u a w here they cam ped for a w hile
Special on boys’ baseball suits, regular price $ 1 .95
nig h t for Y ellow stone N ational p ark and enjoyed sev eral of the program s
now .....................
$1.38
w here she will m eet a p arty of friends They rep o rt the m usical num bers and
A fter a to u r of th e p ark they plan to the ad d resses of th e sessions as m ost
BOYS’ ANO M E N ’S REDS
g o to Colorado to visit for several
delightful and en tertain in g .
All sizes In stock.
weeks.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cochrane, of
M en ’s
$1.50 and $1.95 | B o y s ....
$ 1.25 and $1.35
E. D hulst has p urchased th e F. J G ran ts P ass, arriv ed Sunday to visit
E rz farm of 40 acres located one- w ith Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Cooley, old
fourth m ile w est of th e Lusted school acq uaintances.
A b ro th er, E. R.
house, and have taken possession C ochrane, and w ife w ere h ere a sh o rt
w ithin th e past ten days. T he sale of tim e ago from Rogue R iver for a brief
“The H ouse of Q uality”
p a ir
th e farm w as negotiated th ro u g h B. visit w ith th e Cooleys. They resided
GRESHAM ,OREGON
W. T horne. Mr. D hulst and fam ily near G resham ab o u t ten y ea rs ago
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occupied the L innem ann place for and w ill be rem em bered by many.
several y ears but recen tly left th e re
We Give Green Trading Stamps
Mrs. H. H. Ott and son, David, and
and
enjoyed a to u r of Belgium and her sister, Miss Violet P erre t, w ent to
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o th er E uropean countries. On th e ir S easide a w eek ago M onday and on
re tu rn they began to look around for W ednesday of la st w eek w ere joined
a place of th e ir own w hich resu lted by Dr. Ott and Jo h n H essel, who re ­
in th e p u rch ase of th e E rz ranch. m ained un til Sunday, th e en tire p arty
Three of the best selling colors
T h ere is a larg e house on th e farm , re tu rn in g hom e a t th a t tim e.
have just arrived by express—
w ith full cem ent basem ent and bath.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Rau, of
Parchm ent, Long Beach and Sugar
A sp rin g on a higher level th a n th e P o rtlan d , on S atu rd ay , Ju ly 17, an 8-
Cane.
house fu rn ish es a grav ity w ater sy s­ pound boy who h as been nam ed W il­
tem. It is a m ost desirable hom e and liam F ra n k lin . T he m o th er w as fo r­
14-quart White Enamel
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The Munsing full-fashioned, pure
was bought w ith th e stock and com ­ m erly Miss Mabel Michel.
t?
plete equipm ent and th is y ea r’s crop.
thread
silk,
reinforced
with
lisle
in
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S. E. P alm q u ist an d fam ily enjoyed
Mrs. J. E. M etzger and ch ild ren , th e p ast w eek in sev eral ja u n ts
sures real service for the lowest
G w endolyn and R obert, Mrs. J. S. aro u n d th e country. On T uesday they
possible price.
arlso n and Mrs. W alter M etzger anti drove to B rush P ra irie to v isit th e
d au g h ter, D oris, a re spending sev eral fa th e r of Mr. P alm q u ist and on W ed­
w eeks at Seaside.
nesday th ey w ent to N ew berg and vis
D. M. R oberts has invested in one of ited w ith Mrs. P a lm q u ist’s b ro th er
those fine new elec tric ran g es w hich Joe M agnuson and fam ily. They drove
the P o rtlan d E le ctric Pow er com pany to Sherw ood on T h u rsd ay w here Mrs
S
g
is leaving in a n um ber of hom es in P alm q u ist's siste r an d fam ily reside
On display in our window
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Phone
2221
Gresham
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th is vicinity and elsew here.
and w hile th e re th ey aieo ch atted w ith
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Mr. and Mrs. V ictor M cCrosky, of E. A. K essler, a fo rm er G resham re s i­
P o rtlan d , th e la tte r rem em bered as dent. G ust L arso n had ch arg e of the
Miss E tta A nderson, of Powell Valley, au to top shop d u rin g th e absence of
w ere p le asa n tly su rp rised S atu rd ay th e p ro p rieto r.
hone 1236
Gresham
Miss M arie Bohles, who recen tly
evening by a p arty of frien d s w hich
Included a num ber from G resham and cam e to G resham from Chicago to
SPECIAL on English Dinner Ware. 32-piece set
vicinity, Mr. and Mrs. H enry T ilg n er v isit h er b ro th er-in -law and sister,
R in ar M attson and th e Misses L illian Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Mack, resid in g
for $6.79
L ekander, Eliza Bechil and G race w ast of G resham , h as become so well
pleased w ith th e O regon co u n try and
Welch.
G resham in p a rtic u la r th a t she has
decided to stay and has accepted the
position of beau ty c u ltu re o p era to r at
Buckeye Cords
Kelflex Cord
th e B ailey B eauty shop. She tak es
30x3% reg. c l .. $ 8.20
th e place of Miss T h elm a K oopang
30x3%, re g u la r. .$11.15
30x3% ci. oversize $9.55
who left recen tly for P eoria, Illinois.
30x3% oversize. .$12.90
31x4 S. S. 6-ply
Miss N ellie C u rrin , of P o rtlan d , a
31x4, S. S. 6-ply. .$19.15
cord ...................$15.60
niece of Mrs. G. A. Cox, took Miss
32x4, 6-ply c o r d . . $17.70
32 X 4 .....................$20.95
33x4, 6-ply co rd . .$1X50
K oopang's place te m p o rarily un til
33 X 4 .................... $21.85
-'M% ...................$20.55
32 X 4 % ................ $2X15
p erm a n en t arra n g e m e n ts could be
m ade. Miss Bohles com es highly rec­
om m ended and has had eig h t y e a rs’
experience in b eau ty th erap y .
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Sm ebsrud and
tw o ch ild ren , of P o rtlan d , have tak en
29x 4.40 Kelly Baloon....................$13.75
room s w ith Mrs. Ed Sm ith for a
30 x <P/2 reg. size, grey tube.............. $2.10
m onth. T hey cam e o u t d u rn g th e b e r­
ry season and la te r he h as been em ­
AV e sell gas for 22c per gallon and western oil 15c
ployed a t c a rp e n te r w ork on the
Brown building.
R alph S tan ley gave a picnic for his
25 b erry pickers on W ednesday. The
Cor. Powell and Roberts
evening w as sp en t a t th e Sandy riv er
GRESHAM, OREGON'
n ea r th e club bouse w here all enjoyed
th em selv es greatly . E ugene Chiodo
tre a te d liis b erry p ick ers to a w ienie
ro a st on S atu rd ay evening of last
week, about 65 being p resen t. It was
Arc You Keeping Your Car on
< r tt -a o iY w c fu rt* o f C o in - D ip p e d
also th e occasion of th e seventh b irth ­
H j H o i ' h t h o n m g m a g n ifie d c o rd
u n f i l l e d ta la fifte e n u n a H e r card»,
day of his d au g h ter Eugenie.
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c o m p u te d o f m a n y tu lle fiber». a ll
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T he W. C. T. U. w ill hold its re g u ­
th o ro u g h ly » o f r a t e d a n d lit m l. I ted
ru b b e r h r <»«» f * D ip p in g .
la r m onthly business m eeting at the
hom e of Mrs. M ary McManus on
T h u rsd ay afternoon.
C a t ow ners have never been able to buy tire m ileage at so lo w a cost per m ile as
A pole of th e P. E. P. electric light
You can ’t operate your car
line b urned ail th ro u g h Monday night
successfully
and at a m ini­
in the n o rth p a rt of G resham and was
safe and trouble free.
mum of expense on
ex tinguished for the second tim e this
W e Als o Sell
11,is is possible because o f th e highly skilled
m orning afte r th e pole was about half
research engineers w ho have developed special
b urned th ro u g h at th e base. T he fire
sta rte d late Monday evening In ru b ­
m ach in ery and processes to r m an u factu rin g
G um -D ipped Tires, com bined w ith econom i­
bish aro u n d th e pole but w as thought
A t T hese R educed Prices
cal n a tio n a l d is tr ib u tio n th ro u g h efficient
to be out a fte r a pail of w ate r had
B lij not change that old worn out oil in your crankcase
S ervice D e a le rs, m a n y e q u ip p e d w ith th e
been poured on it. b ut in th e m o rn ­
30x3 Fabric Clincher *6.90
29 x 4.40 lalloon • 11.20
and tliin grease in the differen tial— it may save
la te s t b ire s to n e m e th o d s o f r e p a irin g High
ing it w as b u rn in g b risk ly and was
30x34 FtbrloCIInchot. 7.80
29 x 4.75 Bxlloen
14.90
you an exp en sive repair hill.
Pressure, Full-Size B alloon, Bus a n d Truck.
only put out afte r clearin g aw ay the
30x3 Rog. Cl. Cord.. 7.70 30 I 4.75 Balloon
tl 60
T ires.
tra s h and chopping aw ay the burned
30x34 Rog Cl Cord.. 8.95
29 a 4.95 lalloon
16.45
We have the
wood, in addition to w ater. It will be
»0x34
(x.
llzoCI
Card
9.95
30
i
4.95
lalloon
17.25
b ir e s to n e ’s lo n g fight a g a in s t th e B ritis h
n ecessary to replace th e pole.
31x4 (.(.C ord
15.75 30 x 5.25 lalloon
18.15
R u b b er R estriction A ct has saved car ow ners
32x4 1. 1. Cord
17.25
A quiet celeb ratio n of his 84th
31 a 5.25 lalloon
19.05
m illions o f dollars.
b irth d a y w as given th e Rev. J. H.
32x44». t. Card . . . 23.35
32 a 6 00 Balloon. 22.95
and the best place in town to do the work.
W e can serve you b e tte r w ith these w o n d e r­
33x5 t. ». Cord . . . 29 50
Wood on last F riday n ig h t by his sons
33 i 6.00 Bxlloon. 24.10
fu l tires an d save you m oney. C om e in today.
I. T. and Will Wood and all th eir fam ­
M eute in D ie tirent tio n iim u u l Firestone Factories
ilies able to he p resen t. Mrs. Annie
und C arry the S tandard Tire G uarantee
M O ST M ILES PER D O L L A R
W right, a n ea r n eighbor and a close
Here are some new tire prices, others on request
frien d of m any y ears, w as also p re s­
Goodrich slliertnnn
Tubes
Radio Cords
ent. A huge bouquet of gladiolas was
Tobes
Cords
Grey
nt for th e occasion by H ow ard Lake
30 x 3%
SI 1.50
of Gillis. The Rev. Mr. Wood has
3 0 x 3 % reg
$».00
30 x 3% ). S
$1». 15
been ill and confined to his bed for
31x4
G resh am , O regon
$21.25
$X70
30 x 3% O. S
#».95
sev eral days.
32 x 4
$.Xx5
$2X25
29 X 4 40 balloon $15.25
$X50
29
x
4.40
balloon
$11
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(Sec ad ditional locals on page 2)
Ladies’ House Dresses
GRESHAMLOCALS
Kew Fall Shoes
98c
$2.50
*3.95 to *7.50
®
Munsing Silk Hosiery
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
$
1.50
EXTRA SPECIAL!
Dish Pan
j W. R. HICKS COMPANY
HEPP’S RACKET STORE
New Low Tire Prices
KELLY- SPRINGFIELD
N ew L ow P rices
SPECIALS
GUM-
DIPPED
TIFaES
IVY FILLING STATION
Starvation Rations?
THIN OIL AND GREASE
OLDFIELD TIRES
*
Heavy Summer Grades
KASER SERVICE STATION
SANDY GARAGE
S an d ;, Oregon
V.
A M E R IC A N S S H O U L D
GEO. H. ATKINSON
Spriugdnle, Oregon
P R O D U C E T H E IR
OWN
R U B B E R .. . . . .
>nrn f :
M W. of A. MEMBERS
ami frien d s of G resh ­
am Camp are invited to
atten d picnic to be
held Sunday. Ju ly 25.
1926. at L ittle Ja ck
F alls, one m ile east of R ainier. O re­
gon. L et’s got
C. J. LUNDQVIST. Clerk.
GRESHAM SERVICE STATION
C orner T h ird and Main
Phone 1631
County Eair—He There. August 3-8, at Gresham