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Additional Want Ad*
Too L ate to C lassify.
F O R R E N T —A sm a ll m o d e m h ou se w ith
o n e -h a lf a cre o f ground. C all Mrs W.
L. C orsage, p h on e 32S3
T E N DOEH A N D A B U C K FO R S A L E
J7o. or w ill trade for h ay or grain .
T erm e if desired
Duffy Bros.. C lev e
land aven u e, back o f high school.
Vital Topics
DO YOU NEED A TONIC 7
T he best tonic for n a tu ra l stim u la-
tion is H ealth. Get health and you
have the pep and sp a rk le (X a N atu ral
stim ulation.
CHIROPRACTIC
SERVES TH E
TONIC.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given th a t the a n
nual m eeting of th e ow ners of land in
Sandy D rainage D istrict will be held
at the office of Sun Dial R anch, F air-
view, Oregon. Monday, Septem ber 27,
1926, at 7:30 o’clock p. m. being the
A second S ch n eid er-fo r-d istrict-at-
tim e fixed by th e board of su p erv isó la
to
m
e y rally w ill be held at Metzger s
thereof, for th e purpose of electing
one su p erv iso r who sh all hold office hall in G resham on W ednesday eve
for th ree y ea rs and until his successor ning, S eptem ber 15, when those in te r
is elected and qualified and to tr a n s ested In th e candidacy of Clifford G.
act such o th er business as is p erm it
S chneider will g ath er to h ea r of the
ted o r req u ired by law.
.eiu o ber
er IS,
Dated oep
S eptem
14, la 1926, date of p ro g ress of his cam paign and to lay
fu rth e r p lan s in his behalf. Good
*,r8 t a <‘«l only publication.
C. F. SW IGERT,
sp eak ers and good m usic a re expected
Z. T. TRULOVE,
to be fea tu re s of the gath erin g .
E. G. McGAW,
Hoard of S upervisors of Sandy
2 E
D rainage D istrict.
Mrs. Minnie Brown has received
word of the b irth of a 7-pound d au g h
ter to Mr. and Mrs. W alter Brown in
Los Angeles on Septem ber 5. The
tiny arriv al has been named B arb ara
Val. M other and child a re reported
to be doing well.
CLOSING NOTICE
George Honey, who has been ill for
the past tw o w eeks with an a ttac k of
lumbago, is now able to get around
again.
W. C. B urch is enjoying a deer-h u n t
in the w ilds about 40 m iles from Rose
burg w ith a p arty of P o rtlan d friends.
Mrs. C. A. Lockwood and d au g h ter,
are here from R oseburg as the guests
of
her m other, Mrs. Burch.
Make Chiropractic y o u r Habit.
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The Sew and So circ le o f th e Meth-
Victor Adix is driving a new Chev- |
A Trial
D r. G e o . K
V lilllc ft
of N lck« ’«°n Jellied Chicken m eans a I odist L adies Aid will m eet on W ednes rolet coupe which he recen tly p u r
re tu rn order. Give It a tr ia l.- A d v . d a y afternoon, S eptem ber 15, w ith chased.
Office P hone 1321
Res. 32t>.’l
I Mrs. H arold Buzick. Mrs. B. L. W al-
The ladies of the Rebekah lodge will
Rank of G resham Bldg.
G resham
Read and use the W ant Ads.
I rad will assist th e hostess. On the en tertain th e Odd Fellow s a t th e I. O.
I sam e afternoon th e D orcas circle will O F. hall on T h u rsd ay evening, Sep-
I m eet in th e S unday school room s of | tem ber 16. All Rebekahs a re re q u e st
! the church and th e S o u th east circle ed to be present.
| will meet with Mrs. P. A. Gould.
Mrs. Leslie W illiam s, of Idaho Falls,
I. I Sm ith and fam ily a re moving Idaho, is the house guest of Mr. and
Ito P o rtlan d from the form er Dr. Bol- Mrs. A nthony H engstler.
Icom place w hich they recen tly sold.
A large sunflow er is on display in
Mr. Sm ith w ent to Chicago a short the Outlook window w hich w as grow n
tim e age to resum e his fo rm er posi by M ark N ickerson and has attain ed
tion in th a t city but he has now re- m ore th an th e u su al in size. It is four
I tu rn ed and says he has no intention feet and eight inches In circum ference
( S a y s B i l l th e
of leaving th e west. He sta te s th at and about 18 inches across.
B u i l d e r ) — and
the clim ate looks too forbidding back
George P u llen , a d riv er for th e
I ’l be gum swizzled
I th ere to suit him. also he m isses the W alrad M ercantile com pany, will now
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if I ’ll park Henry
tine Oregon scenery. He expects to w ork In the grocery d ep artm en t of
take up some line of business In P o rt the sto re as a salesm an and H arold
under a tree for another night’s lodging. H enry is a
land and may p u rch ase a home th e re C arlson will ta k e ch arg e of th e tru ck .
good, faithful steed, but he gets rheumatism in his
I later.
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k H am lin visited
universal joints from exposure to the night air. So
The Rev. E. G. Ju d d is spending a over the week-end w ith Mr. and Mrs.
it’s a swell room with private bath and all modern
I few days’ vacation n ear G ra n ts P ass A rth u r L esser a t Stayton, Oregon.
conveniences for Henry, and I saved the price of two
with a p a rty of frien d s from H ills
An uncle and au n t of th e M cMurry
boro.
new tires and a wash and polish, because I bought my
b ro th ers, Mr. and Mrs. O. A. H am blet,
The Rev. and Mrs. E. H o rstm an n re- late from
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,__, W yoming,
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Casper,
lumber from
turned F riday from a p leasan t m otor rived and p urchased a lot in the E ast-
trip to S eattle and E v erett.
Mrs m an addition n o rth of th e H arry Me
H o rstm an n 's p are n ts reside n ear th e M urry residence and are beginning
la tte r place.
the erection of a house. T heir son
D. M. R oberts and son, K enneth, are and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. H arold
enjoying a w eek’s h u n tin g trip in th e H am blet, have also come h ere from
w ilds around Jo h n Day, Oregon.
B ellingham , W ashington .and a re
Miss S ara B. W renn has retu rn ed building next to th e elder H am blet.
from G ea rh a rt beach w here she co n F or th e p resen t H arold H am blet is
ducted an a rt shop for five w eeks th is em ployed at th e pickle facto ry and th e
sum m er. She enjoyed a very success younger Mrs. H am blet is w orking a t
ful season.
th e O scarette.
George
F
red
erick
Lee
retu
rn
ed
F
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Mrs. Mary H olgate is p lan n in g on
Everything your children will need in the line of
day evening from W asco, Oregon, leaving G resham in a few days for
Pencils, 1 ablets, Ink, Erasers, Paints, Crayons, Etc.
w here he has been visitin g w ith his Redmond, Oregon, w here she will
fa th e r for som e tim e past. He a t keep house for a son th is w inter. She
tended th e Tygh V alley and Moro has been employed a t the W elling res
county fairs and o th erw ise enjoyed ta u ra n t for m ore th an a year.
him self w hile away.
Dr. George In g lis w ill leave in i
Miss H elen C ham bers, accom panied sh o rt tim e for S askatchew an, Can., to
by a g irl friend. Miss B unnie McKin look a fte r in te re sts th e re in connec
ney, visited from F rid ay un til S u n tion w ith a farm w hich he owns. He
day w ith the siste r of Miss Cham bers, expects to be gone a w eek or ten days.
Mrs. K enneth Roberts.
Mrs. E. E. W all and ch ild ren visited
T he fam ilies of Clifford and Roy Fall in P o rtlan d last week w ith her h u s
attended a su rp rise b irth d ay p a rty on b and’s p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
th e ir m other, Mrs. Irvin F all, in P o rt W all.
land Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Je sse Reddick and
250 sheets, ruled both sides, stapled
L eslie Skuzie, a nephew of th e Rev. baby arriv ed S atu rd ay from Stockton,
! and Mrs. L. A. Skuzie, and Marion K ansas, and a re at th e home of his
Van T assel, tw o boys from St. H elens, m other, Mrs. C. A. C arothers. It is
visited w ith th e p asto r and fam ily probable th a t th ey w ill locate here
S atu rd ay and Sunday.
later.
Miss Mayme Hoss, se c re ta ry of the
Music Teacher to Resume ( lasses.
local telephone com pany, has been en
Tom G. Taylor, m usical in stru c to r,
joying a w eek’s vacation. D uring the
tim e she sp e n t four days w ith Mrs. R. •will resum e his classes in in stru m e n
tal and vocal m usic, beginning to m o r
H. C urrin, of E stacada.
row. He m eets w ith his stu d en ts at
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Bushong
spent
I’hone 1761
Gresham
the w eek-end at A lbany w ith th eir the residence of Mrs. M artha F ield
son-in-law and d au g h ter. Mr. and Mrs. house. Mr. T aylor has been for m any
y ea rs th e o rg an ist and choir d irecto r
Robert Hayes.
Mrs. C arrie Powell
en tertain ed of St. David's E piscopal church.
Effective September 18
In keeping with the policy of the Ford Motor
Co. for better service our business hours, begin
ning September 18, will be
7 a. in. to 6 p. in. week days.
S aturday evenings. 7 p. m. to » p. m.
Sundays and H o lid a y s 8 a. in. to 12 noon.
We feel that we can give better service by
giving our employes regular business hours.
Ttn Building
Eastman Lumber Co.
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SCHOOL SUPPLIES
SPECIAL
Yours for B etter Service,
RAKER & SON
New Fall Arrivals
We can help you to equip the boys and girls for the
School Season
Children’s Hose, Beaver Knit. Sizes 5 to 10.
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any size, pair 25c
Colors: Brown, Black and Beige.
Boys Sand»« Hose, very heavy black. Sizes 6 to 10.
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Priced by size, 85c to 45c
Misses Pineapple H eave Hose, highly mercerized
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Sizes, 8 to 10. P air 50c
Colors: Blonde, Skyn, Rosewood, Grain and French Tan
Arrowhead Silk Hose
in 16 colors—a topnotcher. P air 9Se
SWEATERS FOR BOYS AM» MISSES
Jr* SHp°n and Blazer style. A great variety of plain
and high colors. Wool Mixed, Rayon and Wool, and all
wool.
We have now in stock a good grade of Boys’ Black Rubber
Rainproof Coats, 6 to 14 years. Each $8.75
BEACON EAEES RUBBER FOOTWEAR
Our line is complete. This well known brand gives
satisfaction.
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New items you may need soon.
A Carload of Pap er
BLANKETS
Cotton, Cotton and Wool and Pendleton All-wool
Blankets and Rohes.
IO /
DRESS GOODS
WALRAD
MERCANTILE CO.
“ The House of Quality'
TABER PHARM ACY
Tin- lie« Miiuilnex double.boiler is Just about
the p relllesi th in g you ever m i « . Y o h must
have one of them in your kltehen.
' ou enn rook jou r favorite cereal* mid pud.
dings in il without fear of stick in g or seoreli-
inir. for the inside surface is iust as sm ooth
iin-l hlirhlj polished us the outside. And that
m akes il easy to clean. Plain soap and w ater
mol mi ordinary dish cloth are all you need.
Thai saves the Nurface— and saves your
hands, too.
The new dome cover lias the knob Inset, mid
that gives you a ham lj level surface on top
for heating or « a rm in g oilier dishes. The
knob Is made of Thermoplax a m aterial that
« o n I burn, crack, com e loose or discolor even
Ui Intense oven heat.
T h u rsd ay evening for h er sister, Mrs.
Ada B urton, who has been h ere for the LOAN FUND AVAILABLE
past tw o w eeks from S acram ento, C al EOB VETERANS’ CHILDREN
ifornia, visiting w ith relativ es and
Money is now av ailab le for a num-
who will re tu rn sh o rtly to her home. her of ea rn est Oregon boys and g irls
Sixteen w ere p resen t to enjoy th e eve whose fath e r or m o th er served in the
ning w hich was sp en t in gam es and W orld W ar to borrow funds to con
m usic, followed by
refreshm ents. tinue th eir education in high or other
T hose p resen t w ere Mrs. B urton, Mr. schools, according to Miss Viola O rts-
and Mrs. T. H. H aw es and children, child, ch airm an of th e m em orial loan
W esley and L uella, Mr. and Mrs. Jack fund com m ittee of th e Oregon S tate
Miles. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Powell and T each ers' association.
Fred Jr., Mrs. Agnes W alters and H er
Recom m endations as to c h a ra c te r
m an and B arb ara W alters and Mrs. and sch o larsh ip a re req u ired from the
C arrie Powell and g ran d d au g h ter, stu d en t's la st p rin cip al or teach er.
G ertru d e Lee and P. H. Roork.
The m oney can be used solely for the
T he m em bers of th e choir of the stu d e n t’s own needs, such as books,
G resham B aptist ch u rch w ere d elig h t school supplies, clothes, etc.
fully en tertain ed hy Mr. and Mrs
S tu d en ts d esiring funds should w rite
K enneth Kendall on T h u rsd ay eve im m ediately to Miss Viola O rtschiid,
ning at th e ir home in Lents. Games 385 V ancouver avenue, P o rtlan d , O re
occupied most of th e tim e, follow ed by gon. O ther m em bers of th e m em or
the serving of refresh m en ts. Those ial loan com m ittee are Mrs. E thel M
present were, besides the host and Miller, C hildren's F arm Home, Cor
hostess. Mrs. E. G. J u d d , and son. vallis. O regon; Miss A letha Kidby,
Ellis. Mr. and Mrs. W alter M ark w art. West Linn, O regon: Mr. J. S. Landers,
Mr. and Mrs. H. 8. Clow. Mrs. E. M president of th e Oregon S tate T each
W ard and th e M isses E lsa S harp. e rs’ association, Monmouth. Oregon,
Marie Blom. Doris Brown, Flossie and Mr. E. D. R essler, se c re ta ry -tre a s
T etrlck and Lois F eudall. Mr. and u re r of th e O. 8. T. A.. C orvallis. Ore.
Mrs. Kendall still re ta in th e ir church
The cooperation of p atrio tic and
m em bership in G resham . Mr. Ken m en's and w om en’s v eteran s' o rg an i
dall Is again th is y ear th e In stru cto r zations is e a rn estly desired so th a t no
in the a g ric u ltu ra l d ep artm en t at the w orthy child of a v eteran need drop
high school
out of, school because of the lack of
funds to continue his education.
ALUMINEX
7 he aluminum ware with the smooth
inside finish
< ook jou r cereal at night in a heat-regulated
oven and have thoroughly conked cereal in the
■iioriiing. I here Is plenty of room for the « a-
t«*rj it can ’t boil dry. Come in and let us
show you this double boiler and all live other
beautliul and eleverlj designed Alum inex
utensils.
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A. W. Metzger & Co.
New Fall Shades
Ladies', M e n ' s
and C hildren's
" hy not buy lum ber direct from the
m ill? Sandy L um ber Co., phone S an
dy 223—Adv.
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Hosiery
In su ran ce funds for farm loans. No
com m ission or brokerage. Very easy
term s. B. W. T horne.— Adv.
and
Lingerie
REAL SILK HOSIERY
Mr. & Mrs. Perry Kitzmiller
t'rriMMNrnt
Krprr«eB la t h e «
Heal Slllt Hosiery Mills
Phon* 32x1
Orraham. Ore
( ard «»( Thank*.
We wish to th an k th e friends and
neighbors who so kindly assisted us
during the illness and death of our be
loved wife and m other, also for the
¡•eautiful floral con trib u tio n s.
We
also extend our th a n k s to the Rose
City c h a p te r of the O. E S„ of which
Mrs. H arvey was first w orthy m atron
T hom as H arvey. Johff. F ra n k and
S tew art Davis.
If you w ant lum ber w rite Sandy
Lum ber Co.. C herryville, or phone
Sandy 223.—Adv.
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For real estate loans see or call B.
W. T horne.—Adv.
GRESHAM, OREGON
PHONE 1411
We Give Green Trading Stamps
c ®- o « mativ £
You’ll Not Get Stung
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Bring your car to us. We’ll recondi
tion the motor, install new guaranteed
piston rings, pistons,, pins and any other
necessary parts. The cost is small. The
pleasure of driving will be greater and the
motor economy will surprise you.
Let us give you a definite price in ad
vance on the work.
GRESHAM GARAGE
Phone 2391
HAMLIX A HOSS,
I hone G resham 1721
FLORENCE M. HONEY
PIANO
Hoys' and Girls' Ball Classes begin Sept. 8