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VOL. 17, NO. 81
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6. l i e 7
No Epidemic Exists
in This Locality
WINDOW DISPLAY
helps
- gilt day -
T
L
i II
1 eacners
to Hear of f
Club Work Plans
Í2.IM Per Year
Grade School Boys
Win From Tigard
Aged Pioneer Is
Laid to Final Rest
Oue of the m ost in te restin g w in­
dow displays in G resham ju st at
present is th a t of the G resham O ut­
Miss Viola Richm ond w as shot to
The senior class of G reshain
death near Condon. Oregon, F ri­
S till some m isgivings seem to ex­ look office w here space has been j T he p rogram is now p rac tica lly Union high school re p o rts a fine a t ­
and g ratify in g receip ts as i A cap acity house w itnessed the day night and a girl com panion
F u n eral services for th e late
ist in th e m inds of m any re g a rd ­ reserved show ing gift suggestions com pleted w hich th e County Local tendance
th e re su lt of the class play "T he , first b ask etb all gam e of th e season
Jam
es T. McCulloch w ere held on
for
th
e
C
hildren’s
F
arm
Home
at
was
severely
wounded
by
Ray
F
er-
ing th e p resen t sta tu s of infantile
L ead ers’ association, th ro u g h its | Goose H angs H igh”, w hich was
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ch u „ h
p ara ly sis in th is locality. W hile d an ­ C orvallis. Gift day for th is w orthy president. W. c . u . z s r . s
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dea(J g (r, Thj>
in G resham , of which he w as a
home
w
ill
be
observed
next
T
h
u
rs-
M rs. J. H D unn s e c r e ta ry w ill 1 p
1,1 De K’ven a n o u t th e m id d le
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, n o n lo in
ger is alw ays p resent to some extent
in
h
♦» /i
♦ ' °* F eb ru ary .
The proceeds of b°V8 aniJ th e T igard grad e school < a ttrib u te d
u n req u ited
love. rnen,her.
A large num ber of
reg a rd in g any infectious disease, J day afternoon at th e residence of iHvo
give in connection w ith th e m eet- ■ the8e plays assllre8 tb*e editinK of ln th e
1 a u r l '’u' e<’ to
no new cases of in fan tile p ara ly sis ! M” ’ W J ’ ° « w hen' « th e re g u la r , fugs of th e Oregon S tale T e a c l e « ’ i
V c h ^ r ^ n i a l . U e 'M u n '- ! L
e ' T
h
e al*dlto.r ’®m I T he body of th e m u rd erer w as ™ «“ d8 and » « » « * ''•
his fam ily
x have developed In th is vicinity so m ee" nK of th e M . C. T. U„ a rticle s 1 association w hich w ill be held in ! hinotu, and m eeting th e expenses J?®” ’. th e flnal 8core stan d in g 38 to . found Monday In a schoolhouse «“ th e re d to do honor to his mem-
fi in favor of G resham a t th e close n ear Condon w here he had shot ory . Dr. A. Thom pson, a form er
far as reported, and the only child Ior tbe Home, will be bro u g h t P ortland d u rin g th e week of De-
,b e Ju ,ll° r-S,'n*or banquet,
pasto r, spoke w ords of com fort to
still afflicted, one of the children of wllich w in fater 1,6 forw arded to cem ber 29.
M rs- H - u S harp and ch ild ren of th e four 7-m lnute q u arte rs. him self.
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i th e bereaved fam ily, em phasizing
O. A. Myers, is reported to be get-
130 lnm ates ° f
in stitu tio n .
Two day8 have been allo tted by « " J » " * » b in d in g o ^ n e n - D orsey Dent, a m em ber of th e
F red erick Giles, noted E nglish '^ e stu rd y C hristian c h a ra c te r of
tin g along satisfacto rily w ith a fair In ad<li,ion to such th in g s as would (he association to boys’ and g irls' closed porch at the back of th eir G resham Union high school facu l­
ty refereed th e gam e and w as p ro ­ ace, who recently attem p ted a flight i ^ e deceased, who w as w ell versed
ch an ce of u ltim ate recovery.
, bp considered of use to th e chil- I ,.]ub w ork and w ith fbe a ssista n ce j houge.
sc rip tu re s and a man of
O scar W alid has ju st com pleted nounced by everybody as a m ost from San F rancisco to New Zea- in
One of the local physicians, w hen ( dren there, cash donations will of . of w . D. K inder, . county
— . club
-------- agent.
.
land, and was forced back due to deep sp iritu a l devotion. Syrip-
i an additional room to his residence fair referee.
asked his opinion th is m o r n in g ! course be very acceptable, as th e special p ro g ram s have been
; wliich he recently purchased from
T he G resham boys for th e first u n fav o rab le w eath er conditions, he tu re w»s read and p ray er offered
co n cerning the situation, said th a t money can be used to p u rch ase ) ranged for each of th ese days
t e consl(Jere,i the tro u b le as sub- auch necessary a rticle s as m ay not
G overnor P atte rso n »Nil add ress i th e nephew of the late Mrs. Je n n ie tim e w ore th e ir new su its of claim ed, has abandoned his flight bY fhe Rev. H. V W ilhelm, p asto r
:Ldl n? : „ ^ r^ R_h-°.UiJ ! L e . 8tateL .an,<1|b e included on g ift day. T he pub-
° ° Vern° r P atte rso n
addrea8 Sm ith. A porch is also being added oran g e and black w hich w ere se­
and w ill retire . He »’as backed by '
th e ch u rch . A solo »’as sung
the g ath erin g a t 1:30 o’clock on th e w est p art of th e house,
new cases do not seem to be m ani- :
C. E. R usher, and a q u a rte t
te stin g them selves to any alarm in g i
*8 cordially invited to p artlcl- | T h u rsd ay on th e subject
“4-H
Miss H elen C ham bers of Hood cured th ro u g h th e co u rtesy of Ayls- a w ealthy D etroit m an. His, ship
com posed of Mr. R usher, Mrs. J. E.
' Pate In th e p leasu re of giving to | CIub W ork as view ed from th e Of- River is spending a few days a t the w orth & M artin. The line new w as th e W anda.
m ade
possible
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O ates, Mrs. H. L. St. C lair and Les-
It m ay not be g enerally know n I th ese little folks. C ontributions flee of G overnor.” T h ree county 1 hom e of her sister Mrs. K. C. Rob­ b ask etb all w as
erts.
meai s , e ? Orae nd,len ^ , t a OnCtCUrtr o n U ms
«
A move is sta rte d in Oregon by He W nlrad sang "Come Ye Diseon-
th ro u g h th e G resham D rug com ­
school su p erin ten d en ts, Mrs. Emma
E nforcem ent so late" and “Sw eet Bye and Bye,”
pany. T he personnel of th e team the N ational Law
C ontinued on page 4
th a n any o th e r know n com m uni- an ^ a re unable to atten d th e m eet- i B ryant of H illsboro, Mrs. J. A. j
w as Clyde Jen n in g s, fo rw ard ; Joe league to bring about legislation w ith Miss Amy Cooper at th e piano.
cable disease. Many m ay doubt ing a t Mrs. O tt’s home.
j Yeager of P endleton and Miss Ellz-
this, b u t sta tistic s bear out th e I
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Exley, fo rw ard ;
H erm on Ju d d , th a t will m ake th e buyer of illicit In te rm e n t was ln G resham cem e-
LOCAL BOY DOES GOOD
sta te m en t. according to one qf th e ¡
.
a b e th M u rra y of St. H elens, w ill |
ce n te r;
Jam es B arnes, g u ard : liquor equally guilty w ith th e sell- j tery. T he pall b ea rers w ere L. P.
FLYING
SCHOOL
WORK
local doctors.
: I hristmas Seal (anipnign Begins, j follow th e governor, each speaking !
F red erick H ow itt, guard. D elbert e r and to m ake th e Illicit sale of M anning and Joe G uthrie of G resh-
T h ere never have been any cases
At th is season of th e y ear con- on th e subject, "W hy I, as a Coun-
A
rchie
P
eterson,
son
of
Mr.
and
Exley,
Clyde Lew is and H arley liquor a felony. T he o rganization am. L aV erne 8. S everance of P o rt­
of in fan tile p araly sis w ithin th re e | siderable in te re st ce n te rs in th e ty School S u p erin ten d en t Am P ro- Mrs. W illiam P eterso n of Powell
is now th ree y ears old and is grow - land and th ree -grandsons, also of
G
reene
w
ere su b stitu tes.
m iles of G resham , and the ones re- | ann u al cam
cam paign
palgn w
w hich
hich is
,9 m ade m oting Club W ork,
Valley, is tak in g a tw o-m onths’
ported on th e outside have seem ­
ing rapidly.
P o rtlan d , E ldridge and H a rry Mc­
It
w
as
G
resham
's
gam
e
from
th
e
Beginning at 3 o ’clock R. D. co u rse a t the R ankin Flying school
ingly been kept well under control. thro u g h o u t th e nation In behalf of
beginning.
T
he
T
ig
ard
p
lay
ers
in
P
o
rtlan
d
,
his
record
being
one
Culloch
and C laude S underland.
th e little C hristm as seals, th e me- 1 H ew itt, p rincipal of T ro u td ale
A ra th e r ten se situ atio n exists In
th e best out of the 135 stu d eu ts w ere too light and Inexperienced
Mr. McCulloch died a t Good S a­
dium by w hich re lie f is afforded to j school and a local leader,
ELECTRIC STORE GETS
__ w ill ta
_ lk _ of
tile
N
ew
port
high
school
w
here
enrolled for th e w in ter classes.
for G resham and, although th e many pupils a re oa strik e ag a in st m a ritan h o sp ital in P o rtlan d on
HANDSOME SILVER C rP m any who find them selves in th e on th e subject, "W hy I Am a Local
P eterson, who m ade his first
asce n t on th e second day he w as at form er team had some first class llie presen ce of a woman teach er, November 27, at th e age of 89
clu
tch
es
of
th
a
t
dread
disease,
'
L
eader.”
M
rs.
Rom
m
eny
P
arcell.
a
Ivan Swift, m anager of the local
the school, will com plete th e first boosters, it did not seem to affect Mrs. T. H. H alleck wife of a m em ­ years, th ree m onths and eight days.
office of th e P o rtlan d E lectric Pow ­ tuberculosis. T he stam ps w ill be local leader for C lackam as county, half of the co u rse w ith in th e next th eir playing to any m arked degree. ber of the school board. Mrs. H al­
er com pany, rep o rts
th a t the placed in th e hands of th e g rad e i will also speak along th e sam e line, week. T his p a rt includes all th e
leck is said to be ra th e r old fash ­ He had suffered six w eeks w ith a
school ch
ild ren _ of th _ e county,
and j The aftern o o n
p rogram
will ground w ork, p ractice in flying Jen n in g s and Exley w ere th e o u t­ ioned in m ethods and app earan ce. , broken hip, th e re su lt of a fall.
G resham d istric t is th e proud p o s - ____
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r h r t r o p ^ y ^ w ^ r d T b y G e^ge^A .’ j rig b t g0° d cham pions * e 7 'a r » t o ? close w ith a ta lk by Mrs. W. W. w ith an in stru c to r, co n tro l e x e r­ stan d in g players of th e first h alf T he stu d en ts are larg ely bncked by ) Mr. M cCulloch w as bo ra at O tter-
cises. lectu res on engines and the which w as played fa st and furious. th eir p aren ts, it Is said.
▼•lie, Cooper county, M issouri. He
t H ughes, head of th e Edison A ppli- th e w orthy cause. T he seals will G abriel, p resid en t of the sta te P a r ­ theory of flight.
G resham m ade a fine beginning by
T he 70th congress opened ln ’
thp 8on
Thom “ 8 T an<1
ance com pany, m a n u fa ctu re rs of be tu rn ed over to them fo r dis- ent-T each er association, h er sub-
A ccording to Tex R ankin, chief
th e H otpolnt electric range, to th e posal on Friday, D ecem ber 9, a t ije c t to be, “4-H Club W ork as P art in stru c to r and presid en t of the dropping tw o baskets. T ig ard r e ­ W ashington yesterday. T h ere are U aura ( McCulloch. H e m a rried
cen tag e of“ s'a'les ‘during^the1 H ot- ! w hlch timP thP COnte"t wiU begin ' of thp Statp P aren t-T ea ch e r P ro ­ school, Mr. P eterson 4» p ro g re ssin g ' ta lia ted by m aking two points from two new men in O regon's delega- A nnie E llio tt on J a n u a ry 19, 1864,
They a re S enator at C lifton Citv, Missouri. Six chil-
nicely and w ithin th e next m onth th e c e n te r of the floor, with th e ir tlon of five.
point ran g e cam paign.
am ong th e pupils of the«county as j gram .”
will be thoroughly capable of
tv . S u N
X
i J S S t I " : ™
b” ™ ' ” « *
T his cup is aw arded to the dis- ] to w hich boy or g irl can m ake th e j \ H. C. Seym our w ill sum m arize h andling th e ship in th e air. His next tw o m ade on fouls. At th e
close
of
th
e
first
h
alf
of
th
e
gam
e
tric t, com prising M ultnom ah coun- *’ » b o m , w ith th e ir m other, su r-
tr ic t office selling th e la rg e st num - la rg e st sales. A n atio n al tu b ercu - 'b e y e a r’s w ork of boys’ and g irls ’ in stru c to r says of him, “ He has
bp r »,°Lr a " RP,R in a
leng,th losia convention will m eet in P o rt- ; ^
8 th ro u g h o u t th e sta te at F ri- show n rap id advancem ent in g ra sp ­ the score stood 25 to 4. G resham ty. The o th ers a re S en ato r Chas. vive. T hey a re J. W. McCulloch of
of tim e over th e d is tric ts q u o ta ,,
day’s forenoon session. A can n in g ing th e fundam ental p rin cip les of then piled up 13 points to h ut tw o N. McNary and R ep resen tativ es W. G resham . A. H. McCulloch of W hit­
and is given p e rm a n e n tly , to th e ' la n " ^ une 12-1 < at w hich 1000 «du- (jemon8^r a ^jon bv
P o rtlan d flight and in handling th e a ir ­
C. H aw ley of th e first d istric t and 1 tier, C alifornia, and Mrs. L au ra
of th e ir opponents.
one w inning it tw ice in succession. | c a to rs and health w o rk ers will be C anning chib will follow his ad ­ plane."
R ep resen tativ e Sinnot. All a re re ­
T
he
gam
#
w
as
th
rillin
g
to
th
e
it w as la st in the possession of th e present. Each teach er from the dress, after which O. M. P lum m er,
publicans and hold or will be a s­ S u n d erlan d of P o rtlan d . T h ere a re
T he la tte r h alf of th e co u rse will
inr T n H . ? ^ J ,V,9,On Wa ' Ch W° " U w inning school and th e boy and p resid en t of the Pacific In te rn a t- include in stru ctio n in solo flying sp e cta to rs as w ell as th e com ­ signed im p o rta n t com m ittee posi­ also eig h t g ran d ch ild ren and th re e
in A pril of th is year and was pass- . , .
.
ionai Livestock exposition, will ad- 1 stu n t w ork, th e study of m eteorol- b a ta n ts and w as fair in every p a r­ tions.
grq at g ran d ch ild ren .
ed on to th e local office on Novem- K>rl in each room sellin g th e m ost ?Te?8 —V1* te ac h ers on, “V alue o f , ))gy and a | r traffic laws.
T he tic u la r. M. M. S quire w as tim e­
Mr. and Mrs. McCulloch united
her 1. D uring th is cam paign th e seals will be e n tertain ed a t a ban- ’
Tills
year
motoriffts
of
Oregon
W ork.
| teaching staff of the R ankin school keeper and H o race W lhlon score
G resham d istric t nearly doubled Its quet ln connection w ith th is con-
will have som ething new to look w ith th e C h ristian ch u rch a t D a­
Miss H etta M eredith, p resid en t of has five expert pilots as in stru c t-
quota in th e m a tte r of sales. E ig h t- v„ n t i „ n
m ascus in an early day and la ter
aftqy.
tlie sta te o rganization of local lead- | ors. Two new 'Vaco planes, the keeper.
een ta n g e s w ere sold, w ith t h e ) ' n ‘ n ’
A In»' enacted at the last session joined th e M ethodist ch u rch in
ers, will lead a round ta b le discus- 1 la test model sm all ships on the
A gam e has been arran g e d be­
qu o ta se t a t ten. G resham ’s n e a r- 1
sion for b etterm e n t in club w ork, m ark et, a re used for all in stru ctio n tw een P ark ro se and G resham nt ol' th e le g isla tu re provides h ta t the
G resham .
Roth gave freely of
est co m petitor sold but five ranges I Any tro u b les? Call Dr. Classi- w hich will close th e sessiqp.
s ta le sh all fu rn ish co n tain e rs in
work.
the G resham grad e school for next w hich m otor vehicle ow ners shall th e ir serv ice and su p p o rt w hile
over its quota.
•
fled.
T he Tex R ankin school is the
Monday evening, Decem ber 12, th e c . ii i v tli.-ir reeulptB of reg istratio n . th e ir stre n g th perm itted, and th e ir
W heeler Sale to Be Held S atu rd ay . la rg e st in stitu tio n of its kind ln th e
gam e to be called prom ptly a t 7:45 T his co n tain er m u st be in stalled in in te re st w as alw ays w ith th e
n
o
rth
w
est
and
is
u
n
d
er
th
e
d
ire
c
­
On account of ill h ealth and In­
the d r iv e r ’s .-«»mpartmeiit of t h e ' r ,Ulr,.b
b |s y o u n g manh<((>(1
ability to renew his lease, C urtis ! tion of L ieu ten an t Basil Sm ith, an An efTort will be m ade to secu re m otor vehicle. T he certificates of
ex-navy
in
stru
c
to
r
from
Boston
the sam e referee, .Dorsey Dent, who reg istra tio n issued by th e se creta ry Mr. McCulloch joined C olum bia
W heeler, a ra n c h e r on the J. C.
Duke farm th ree m iles so u th east I Tech. The same course given nuvy refereed the gam e F rid ay evening. of sta te w ill be enclosed In th e con­ lodge A. F. & A. M., b u t d istan c e
flyers is offered stu d en ts at the
ta in e rs and (lie tw o will he mailed, and difficulties m ade It n ecessary
tensive auction sale to be held on I P? rtla n d in stitu tio n Mr P eterso n ,
Dance and prize at Fairview hall ready for in stallatio n .
for him to give up th e work.
th e prem ises next S atn rd ay , De­ I who has spent m ost of his tim e In
Mr. Kozer has indicated tlia t r e ­
Do your Christmas
cem ber 10, beginning at 10 a. m. the lectu re room, lias much p ra c ti­ S atu rd ay evening, Decem ber 17, ceipts incident to reg isterin g and
Soon a fte r th e ir m a rriag e, on
cal
w
ork
which
goes
along
w
ith
his
featu
rin
g
m
odern
and
old
tim
e
m
u
­
sharp. T h ere will be nine cow j
April
7, 1864, Mr. and Mrs. McCul­
licensing
m
otor
vehicles
In
Oregon
shopping for men at
advancem
ent.
sic. Get a nice fat goose for
offered for sale, a team of horses
Christina*. Come and spend the d u rin g 1927 would ag g re g ate »6,- loch sta rte d by ox team for V ir­
and various farm im plem ents and
a man’s store. Every­
550,000 as ag a in st »6,017,000 In
tools.
The W heeler p lace
is P rofessor Boyer to \ islt G reshain evening w ith old friends and m eet 1926. T h ere w ere 234,<»00 m otor ginia City, M ontana, w here he en ­
I’rof. W. II. Boyer, m usical d i­ new ones a t F airview , Oregon.—Ad.
thing he wears from
reached by eith er th e Base Line or
vehicles reg istered ln Oregon in gaged in p lacer m ining fo r gold.
th e Section Line road.
A free rec to r of the cjty schools of P o rt-
Hats to Hose. Popu­
1926. w hile for 1927 they will n g -| T hey w ere n early four m onths on
Blue Nerge Suits S2M0.
lunch will be served a t noon. Col- i laVd ’ ,w 11 bp, a tbP
°
lar prices.
th e Journey, a rriv in g at th e ir d es­
onel W. S. Wood & Son of V an- school from 3 to 4 o clock W ednes-
C lo th craft Blue S erge S uits for g reg ate 245,000.
couver, W ashington, will be th (.
<'ay afternoon to d em o n strate his men and young men w ill solve
tin atio n on Augunt 4, follow ing.
Portland
Milk
Law
Sustained.
au ctio n eers for th e said, w hile A. 1 system of m usic. T his system has your clo th es problem . A ylsw orth
an opinion handed down by T hey • lived ln M ontana until th e
been followed to some ex ten t In & M artin, G resham . ’
tf the In sta
M eyers will presid e as clerk.
te su p re m e co u rt la st week la tte r p a rt of th e y ear 1870, w hen
th e G resham schopl for several
the P o rtlan d m ilk law w as su stain - I they ag ain moved w estw ard, th is
years. P aren ts are co rd ially in v it­
It's
so
speedy
a
c
a
r
it
m
u
st
have
R ogers B ru sh in g L acqner
ed to atten d . Also it is desired 4-wheel b rak es— T he W hippet.— ed In a decision handed down by tim e going by m ule team . In J a n ­
D ries w hile you w ait, all colors, th a t as m any o th ers as can atten d H essel Im plem ent Co., G resham . Ju d g e G eorge Rossm an In th e c ir­
S ? our window displays
cu it court. T he decision sta te s th a t u ary , 1871, th ey settled on th e 80-
all sizes. L. L. K idder Hdwe. Co., th is m eeting and m ake them selves Phone 1141.—Adv.
the P o rtlan d city ord in an ce gov­ a c re farm w hich has been th e fam-*
G resham .
acq u ain ted w ith th is plan.
for helpful suggestions.
ern in g th e fu rn ish in g and d istrib ­ lly hom e ever since. T his farm
IGNITION SPECIALIST.
ution of m ilk for the consum ption
T h a t’s us. Bring your ca r nere of th e in h a b ita n ts of the city is was p u rch ased from T. K. W il­
for any rep a irs, ad ju stm en ts or cm istitu tio n al and a valid exercise liam s. I t w as burned over land,
p a rts for th e s ta rte r, g en e rato r, of the police pow ers of th e city.
w ith huge stu b s and stum ps and
sw itches, w iring, lighting,
etc.
C ertain dairym en contended th a t m uch down tim ber. They chose
Work done by an ex p e rt and is pos­ In as m uch as th e ir products com- for
fh ,.lr bu„ dlng place a Blghtly
itively g u aran teed . We c a rry a piled w ith th e sta n d a rd s fixed by . . . .
C B fS M A M
, , ,
..
,,
com
plete
line
of
Ignition
p
arts.
OREGON
sta te law it w as u n reaso n ab le to 1
overlooking th e su rro u n d in g
G resham G arage, phone 2391.
req u ire them to m eet th e req u ire- {co u n try . T h ere was no public road
m ents of th e P o rtlan d ordinance. tou ch in g th e ir farm for several
HOLEPROOF and MUNSINGWEAR
Stop Snfferlng
The P o rtlan d ord in an ce req u ires years, and o u tlet w as by th e co u r­
from rh eu m atism , n eu ritis, ium - cem ent floors In the dairy b arn s,
hago. C asey’s R heum atic Remedy ceiled Rnd painted w alls and s ta ­ tesy of th e neighbors. Mr. McCul­
drives th e u ric acid poison, reduces tio n ary w ash basins w ith ru n n in g loch circ u lated th e petition for th e
pain and sw elling. Sold on money- w ater In th e m ilk room , etc.
road along th e w est line of his
The ord in an ce was designed to p ro p erty and extending on th e
back g u ara n tee by th e T ab er P h ar
for the women who appreciate fine hosiery
p ro tec t all th e people using milk.
macy.—Adv.
D uring th e tw o y ea rs It has been In south to th e Powell Valley and on
effect m ilk conditions have g reatly th e n o rth to th e Base Line road.
No. 795 MÜNSING full fa sh ­
im proved, it is claim ed.
T his w as called by his nam e b u t is
You can keep dry and warm
ioned p ure silk, plaited over
now know n as the K ane road. He
P ro lo n g th is
rayon. All th e m ost popular
by selecting from our stock
w as th e first su p erv iso r in his road
shades. Sizes 8*^ tc
some of the follow ing garments.
C h ristin a s
10%. P riced a t . . j
d istrict.
In th e early days, before th e
fo r y e a rs to com e
BI.AZIFKS, heavy, all-wool In dark in v isib le plaids,
Monday, evening, Dec. 12.—Bas- farm w as In sh ape for cultivation,
priced a t »6.50, »7.50 a n d ................................................
» w ith a
k etb all, P a rk ro se vs. G resham at i one of th e m eans of livelihood was
No. <15 MrNSING
pure
G resham g ra de school.
| , b(. m a n u fa ctu re of cedar shingles
WOOL SH IRTS. P endleton virgin wool,
th rea d silk w ith narro w lisle
»5.95 a n d ....................................................
g a rte r top and lisle sole. F ull
T uesday. Dec. » .-G re s h a m c i t y ! w hlch w ere hew n out b* hand
fashioned.
Com plete range
election.
! Mr- McCulloch and w ere p u t in
Khaki Wool Mixed Shirts, arm y style,
(PQ F A
of colors, 8% to
.
.
_
.
,
_
(b u n d les by his wife and children
each ......................................................»....................... r . . .
10%. Priced at.
W ednesday, Decem ber 7.—O resh-
.
,, . ,
am M ethodist an n u a l b azaar and to be 8old a t from ” 25 t0 ’ 2 P "
Hea,y All.wool Shirt«, $4.50 grade,
d in n er In basem en t of church.
th o u san d , In trade.
special each .................................
5«.
,
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Many rem iniscences a re told by
T h u rsd ay , Dec. ».— W. C. T. U
. . . . . .
. ..
No. SI5 RUNNING chiffon,
gift day for th e C h ild ren 's F arm tho
««>•
«f ‘he
•»HimjjfKuiiiiiM»»*-*—
full fashioned, re-inforced
A tw ater Kent and R adiola lines,
Home,
at
residence
of
Mrs.
W
J.
«
tru
g
g
les
th
ro
u
g
h
w
hich
they
heel and toe, com es In all of
the w orld's m ost fam ous radios.
Ott.
' passed and of th e efforts to estab-
th e best selling
‘•Rain-lest" jackets »n<l pants that are guaranteed
shades. Priced a t.
T h u rsd ay evening, Dec. » .- C a r d " " h 8<’h00' ’ ch u rc h and o ,h er *“ *
waterproof.
p arty at F airview g ran g e h all.
1 "tltu tio n s.
Si’Ll TAL THIS WEEK
No.
<».»
MVNSIWG
com
es
in
fine
sheen,
service
weight
pure
Men’s horsehide wool lined coats.
F rid ay evening, Dec 9.—A reme
Curd of Thanks.
»270 A tw ater K ent and C abinet,
th rea d silk to th e top, full fashioned. Colors are Yosemite,
club card p arty a t home of Mrs
ready
to
hook
to
light
socket,
pearl
blush,
grain,
atm
osphere,
flesh
ptnk,
shell
gray.
We wish to express our h ea rtfe lt
Men’s rnhher footwear in all lengths.
K. W. A ylsw orth.
nude and black. Priced at
th a n k s for th e m any ac ts of kind-
A g e n ts fo r A. A. C u tte r's C ustom m ad e w ork sh o es
S atu rd ay , Dec. 10.—C o ttrell com-
show n us d u rin g the Illness
m unlty ch u rch b q ta ar.
of our husband and fath er. Jam es
up to 16 ^nch.
No. S»t56 H ttl.K l’KtttlK, a new num ber w ith th e im proved pointed
T McCulloch.
heel. Comes full fashioned, all silk to th e top of service w eight
T h u rsd ay evening, Dec. 16.— Ba­
Mrs. A E McCulloch, J. W. Mc­
Several tie*- F ren ch shades, also black and gun m etal.
za ar and d in n er, basem ent of Bap­
Culloch. A. H. McCulloch. Mrs.
Sizes 8% to 16. Priced at.«...................................
tist church.
luinra C. S underland.
HOSIER Y
MEN
Wonderful Gifts
Coming Events
$5.25
$5.00
Radio
$3.50
$1.95
$
$1.95
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
“The House of Quality”
GRESHAM.OREGON
phone m i
We Give Green Trading Stamps
W. R. Hicks Co.
GRESHAM,
OREGON
190
Radio Electric Co.
'ORESHAM. OREGON
Phone 1823
F riday evening, Dec. 1».—Mas
q u erad e and cards, Lynch school-
nine Serge Suits »29JM.
A„ woo, ,at##t m(}<lela for mel(
and young men. Come and see
S atu rd ay evening, Dec. 17.—Old , 'hem . A ylsw orth * M artin. O resb-
tim e dance, F airview hall.
am
R
Wednesday evening, Dec. 28.—
“Let the llellday
Areme club dance, Masonic hall.
Tour Guide.“
Outlook
Be