What I See From
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settin g sun lig h ts up w ith its level
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rays, th e o rch ard farm s, th e g rain
Description of Nome of Oregon’s cities w ith Just enough of close tfelda, th e tow ns aud tim ber tra c ts
In keeping w ith the tren d of the
Beauth'nl Scenery Viewed
confinem ent to m ake us keenly of the n ea rer distance.
tim es tow ard school
buildings
Near Gresham.
Fogs lend m uch to th e in te rest w hich a re safe and san ita ry , aud thought. T he Sunday school w ill
aw are of the freedom of co untry
places. Consequently w herever we of th is view. On cool m ornings, equipped to c a rry on school ac m eet a t 10 o’clock. T his w ill be the
have lived, our home has been on m eandering strea m s of fog m ark cording to m odern educational first m eeting since th e ban on pub
(By Milton O. Nelsoq.)
Some w ise m an has said: “W hat the country edge of tow n. The the courses of th e little riv e rs of m ethods, th e p atro n s of C edar dis lic g ath erin g s h as been lifted. The
a m an sees dépends on w hat he first hom e we b u ilt w as on the W ashington th a t wind down am ong tric t. No. 10, have a new school reg u la r service of w orship w ill be
looks for; w hat he looks for de shore of a subu rb an lake, the next the h ills to em pty ¡nto th e big Col house w ell u nder way, w hich will at 11:15. The p a sto r's serm on will
be based upon th e two accounts of
pends on w hat he is." W hat a on th e shore of an u rb an lake. In umbia. On th e wide flat below, soon be ready for use.
th e b irth of C hrist as recorded in
m an sees from his hom e doors de such spots we learned m uch r e th a t in th e grow ing season is a
T he new building is an a ttr a c t
pends a good deal on w here he lo garding th e landscape value of d is patch-w ork q u ilt of m ark et g a r ive, tw o-room stru c tu re of hollow th e New T estam ent and will bring I
ca te d his home, and w hether, w hen tance, or of w hat a rtis ts call “a t dens. in late fall or early sp rin g tile co n stru ctio n w ith b flck facing o ut some in te restin g points and im - ,
/ j G A IN the chime of bells, tumul
The difference be som etim es fogs rise a t daybreak, th e red b rick s being used for ’he plications. T he story for th is s e r
he located it. he cared to see this m osphere.”
vice
will
be
Raym
ond
A
lden's,
;
tween, a hom e view of 20 feet at the directly from the soil or m ore often purpose w ith a sp rin k lin g of d ark
o r th a t or m uch a t all.
tuous in their song of joy, of
“Why th e Chimes Rang." The pas- j
One m an 's eyes a re usually as clapboards of th e next house and as an overflow from th e su rface of er colored ones. T he roof is of
to
r
has
been
requested
to
sing
lift, of giving.
good as a n o th e r's in th a t they take 20 m iles to th e “heaven kissing the river. T hese sp read o u t in a com position sh in g les and is green N eidlinger's "T he B irthday of a j
in all the p ictu res ta k en in by the h ills,” may be to anyone the dif shallow sheet at first risin g ankle in color. A ca st stone arch w ay is
King" w hich he w ill do in connec
o th e r’s: but th e rea l operation of ference betw eeu n ear d istress and deep, th en knee deep, chin deep over th e entrance.
tion
w ith th e service. The E pw orth I
w
hile
you
are
w
atching
it;
th
en
up
In th e long view
seeing lies a little way behind the pure delight.
One room, w hich will be used for League w ill not meet un til Jan . 1. |
A time when all the world is kin,
to th e b ran ch es and over th e heads
com
es
color
and
m
otion,
two
of
the
eyes. T he eye tak es in a good
the upper g rad es and also for an
of
th
e
sc
attered
field
tree
s
finally
A
change
in
the
plans
of
the.
Sun-
|
deal th a t the m ind does not en ter prim e sources of hum an pleasure.
auditorium , has a floor space o:
and friend meets friend to exchange
ta in : or if a t all, but casually, then ^ ne
t,lis at a ' a *te sb o re’ or m aking of the valley a long, wide 22 x 36. In addition it has a stag e day school w o rk ers of th e B aptist 1
level
lake.
Out
of
th
e
su
rface
of
ch
u
rch
has
been
m
ade
and
an
im
the age-old greeting.
th ro w s aw ay. T his is a necessary lacking w ater, in such views as
acro ss one end 22 x 13 feet in size
operation. W hat we so rt out to those at H°P e G ardens. H ere one th is lake on th e fu rth e r side rise s a T his room w ill have individual prom ptu program will be given at I
keep depends on our ta ste s, and lla8 not only a p ,c tu re bul a m0* p illar of cloud 200 feet or m ore in seats and desks. The o th er room is the ch u rch on Sunday m orning.
height,—th is from th e sm okestacks
An effort is being m ade to have
tastes, even good ta ste s, greatly tion Pic tu re on th e daiIy 8creeu'
22 x2
Instead of desks th is room
of
th
e
Cam
as
p
aper
m
ills—a
cloudy
Gordon
Johnson present.
differ. F a r be it from any of us to
One ra re ly ap p reciates to the
will have c h a irs and four-child
Mrs. J. W. A nderson, d au g h ter
condem n those w hose ta ste s do not full the value of living out w here pillar larg er and finer, no doubt, tables. A play shed ad jacen t to the
th an the one we read of before the
ex actly coincide w ith ours.
I the sun rises an d sets. Most city
m ain building, connected w ith it L au ra and Nick A nderson w ere
"ten t of m eeting” in th e W ilderness
but under se p arate roof, is 27 x 3S g u ests of Mrs. L. M. Nelson on
The house a t Hope G ardens w as l|e°P le
»one of this. T here are
of Sinai.
A basem ent will provide furnaco W ednesday.
located w ith resp ect to loqg dis- dne su n sets *n alm o st any p a r t of
M
ornings,
w
hen
th
e
air
is
thus
T he Rev. Gordon Johnson, from
room
and sto rag e space for fuel
tan ce landscape. Oregon is par- ,he w o ,ld - 1 »»PPOse, possibly some
tic u la rly rich in in sp irin g view are rich e r th an o u rs. b ut th eY cool, quiet and sa tu ra te d w ith T he fu rn ace is of the h ot a it type, the B aptist sem inary in P o rtland,
p oints th a t a re w ell adapted to ' need not be ours. O urs a re all th a t m oisture, a> N orth Bank passen g er
A supply of fine w ater is fu r will conduct th e C h ristin as m o rn
ing service and the Sunday eve
home sites. Hope G ardens is the raortal capacity can contain, and tra in speeding down th e valley will nished from a 90-foot well w ith
ning service a t th e P lea san t Home
official, reg istered nam e of the lnore- 1 rem em ber t U i t »t g reat leave a level tra il of steam full two p ressu re system .
B aptist church.
farm we own. W hen th e Lady of ! su n se$ $ saw here, done in red. m iles long, th e very tail end being
T
he
cost
of
th
e
new
building
is
Miss Bonita C arp en ter, who r e
th e G ardens nam ed it, it w as a P*»h. gold, pu rp le, blue and th e ir not m uch higher th an when it rose
It w as . In November from the locom otive sm oke stack. n ear $10,000. S. A. h red erick sen tu rn ed to h er home recen tly from
weedy stubble field, overlooking the blendings.
and
F
ra
n
cis
M
arion
Stokes
of
P
o
rt
At night, Cam as sp read out on its
C larkston, W ashington, w as
a
co unty farm , a doubtful looking ad and I w as plow ing for th e p lan tin g
hillside is a friendly field of sp ark s, land a re co n tra c to r and arc h itec t guest of Miss Je ssie N asshahn on
of
a
ch
erry
orchard.
A
hired
m
an
v en ture, calling for a large ap p li
respectively.
Jam
es
D
im
itre
of
connected by a continuous chain of
W ednesday nfternoon.
cation of hope and hoeing. “If we w as follow ing w ith his team . I
sp a rk s w ith sp a rk lin g W ashougal. P o rtlan d is th e electrician . The
stopped
my
team
and
tu
rn
ed
about
Mrs. Josephine A nderson ju st re
fail,” she said, “it is not far from
sta n d ard P lum bing At H eating com
A few days ago I h eard a man of
ceived the sad new s of th e death
th e poorhouse and down hill all to look. I called to th e m an fo l
pany of P o rtlan d had th e c o n tra ct
lc y r
of her only son in New O rleans on
the w ay.” We ovelook th e Colum low ing: “Jim , look a t th e sky; th e neighborhood say : “I can stand for plum bing an d furnace.
November 16. An e rro r in th e ad
b ia valley from the w ater gap of Isn ’t th a t gorgeous?" He n eith er th e ra tn but th is dam ned east wind
B ib I
if f
T he school b oard co n sists of W
d ress caused th e long delay in
th e Cascades to th e w ater gap of stopped nor looked up till his team is w hat gets me.”
L.
R
hoades,
C.
H.
H
opkins
and
reaching her. Since Ju ly 1st Mrs.
Back east we spoke of th e wind
th e coast range, w ith W ashington's halted Just behind mine. T hen he
E. A. Stafford, w ith H enry Soren A nderson has lost h er m other, her
as being in th e east, or as "an east
so u th border a checker board of sp a t on the ground and said:
sen as clerk. Mrs. Bessie Schneid husband and her son, by death and
"Aw, shuck s; Gimme a good w ind.” H ere w e call it “T he E ast
farm s and groves filling in the
er is th e teach er. A nother teach er su rely needs th e sym pathy of the
m iddle distance, w hich in tu rn is chunk of sa lt pork, a ju g of niolass W ind.” It is an in stitu tio n , w ith
w ill be em ployed w hen th e school en tire com m unity.
fram ed in by th e wooded foothills, es and a w arm place to set and you an identity, a p erso n ality eith er
is read y for occupancy.
G uests a t th e Geo. A nderson
backed by a second tim bered range can have all your danged sunsets. m alevolent or benevolent according
C edar school d istric t is one of home on W ednesday w ere Mr. and
to
one's
sla
n
t
of
m
ind
tow
ard
it.
an d finally by th e sky-scraping,
L ast w inter, ju st 18 years later
ro ck -crested Cascade sum m it ridge I w as pruning th e top of one of At first it ja rre d me a little. Now the old est in th e county, having Mrs. A ugust Stuck! and fam ily of
— first to catch th e snow in autum n those ch erry tree s alm ost on the I would not be w ithout it, or at been organized in 1857. T he first P o rtlan d and Mr. and Mrs. G.
schoolhouse w as bu ilt of logs on Stuck! of Kelso.
and la st to yield it in spring.
identical spot w here Jim halted least a fair bit of it. In five y ears
land donated by W. B. Jones. In
W alter S piers w as brought home
To the n o rth St. H elens sits in a his team , but about 20 feet above one can effectually stop its assau lts
1886 th is building was succeeded W ednesday from th e P o rtlan d hos
upon
house
and
b
arn
by
p
lan
tin
g
long, s h a llo p saddle of th e ridge, it. The sky had faded out afte r
by th e one w hich is now used as a p ital w here he has been for so
a pile of w hite su g ar poured from an o th er of those blazing displays D ouglass fir, th e fa ste st grow ing
play shed. It w as not on th e sam e m any m onths.
and
handsom
est
of
all
tim
ber
ev
er
a heavenly scoop. To th e north- I A neighbor cam e by.
"Did you
site
as the first one, but on land
'No greens.
e a st the double hum ped c re st of see th e su n set?”, I asked,
about a q u a rte r m ile w est and on
COTTREIT
Among th e m ost a ttra c tiv e of the
Mt. Adams, and to th e east, a little he said, “I didn’t see notting.
th e county road, w hich Mr. Jones
south, Mt. Hood, th e m ost indi w as gorgeous,” I said. “You tin k m any p ictu res in th e Columbia
exchanged for th e original site. A c
A C hristm as tre e and e n te rta in
vidualistic peak of all the w estern it be bad day tom orrow , eh ?” This riv er valley is a fight betweefl the
cord in g to old settle rs, th is second m ent will be given at the C ottrell
was
his
reaction
to
one
of
God
C o rd illeras. To th e fa r sou th east
east wind and th e valley fog. No
hpilding w as p u t up for less than com m unity church S atu rd ay eve
season passes w ithout a few such
th e tip of Mt. Jefferson, about the g reat sky shows.
\ our motor is hungry for good oil and cannot give you the
$800. T he room now used for ning, at 8 o’clock, to w hich all a re
size of a lady's thim ble, th ru s ts up
W hether a m an sp its on the w ell staged b attles. On th is side school purposes w as built about .15
best service unless it gets it. Good oil properly used will
nvited.
The
re
g
u
la
r
church
s
e
r
from behind th e se rra te d skyline ground and says “Aw, shucks,” or of th e m o u n tain s th e m orning
add many miles to the life of your car.
y ears ago.
X
vices and Sunday school will be
of one of the C ascades’ interlocking looks up a t th e heavens and says opens w ith its q u iet lak e of riv er
I > t us change your oil regularly. It saves the repair bills.
held
Sunday
at
th
e
usual
hours.
ranges. W hat we see of th e C as “Oh, g lo ry !" depends on som ething fog; b u t on th e ea st side a wind
8.
B.
Splaw
n
of
C
ottrell,
M.
B.
TROUTDALE
cades looking ea st is th e common besides sunsets. Many people see p ressu re is risin g till it overtops
Splaw n
of
G resham ,
C harley
p ro p erty of G resham and near in such a sun set, only a w eather the ridge and pours th ro u g h the
At th e T ro u td ale
com m unity Splaw n of Lynch and G rant G roat
vicinity, or of those w hose w in breeder or a poor su b stitu te for a w ater gap. The fog b lan k et of the
ch u rch a C hristm as service will be living on Bristol avenue have taken
dow s open tow ard th é east?
jug of m olasses. T he w ider vision valley is picked up, pushed back, held a t 10 o’clock Sunday w hen th e
th e c o n tra ct of cu ttin g 300 cords of
T hough born on farm s, the m ost and the fa rth e r view a re b etter, I rolled up in huge fleeces and p asto r, th e Rev. E. R. D. H ollen-
wood n ear T igard, Oregon.
bundled
down
th
e
valley
slow
ly
but
of o ur lives have been lived in think.
sted, w ill p reach and C hristm as
T he m other of Mrs. F red Meyers,
cleanly, th e process som etim es
T here a re also su n rises. I will
hym ns will be sung.
Mrs. Mandy Lund of La C enter,
tak in g an hour or tw o aud som e
not dwell on these for all G resham
W ashington, has arriv ed to spend
tim es m uch less. Not seldom when
and vicinity can see w h at we see
FAIRVIEW
the w in ter w ith her dau g h ter.
the wind is sw eeping th e big valley
Mt. Hood adds im m easurably to the
FOR THE
T he C ottrell school closed today
clean of fog, th e little riv ers of fog
"Jesu s, S avior” w ill be th e them e for the holidays and will re-ope
value of those m orning displays
in th e trib u ta ry valleys of W ash of th e C hristm as serm on a t th e
It is in te restin g to m easu re th e
Ja n u a ry 2.
ington lie u n d istu rb ed all day long Sm ith
Memorial
P resb y terian
seasonal changes in th e su n ’s r is
C arl Goger suffered a fractu red
or la te r d isap p ear by silen t ab ch u rch Sunday m orning a t 11
ing as it passes behind th e m oun
sorption. Once I saw th e east o’clock by th e p asto r th e Rev. E. nkle about a w eek ago w hile load
tain on its w ay south, pauses n ear
ing a ca r of ties. He jum ped a few
wind fight a rain y day com ing from R. D. H ollensted.
A C hristm as
C hristm as, then trav e ls back again
th e southw est, and win th e fight. I program w ill be rendered by the feet, in ju rin g his an kle, h ut th o u g h t
behind the m ountain to its sum m er
for a tim e it w as m erely a sp rain
have also seen th e rain beat back Sunday school a t 10 o’clock.
solstice at the north. Cloud m ass
E xam ination proved th a t th e bone
th e wind.
RO CKW OOD G R A N G E H A L L
es, cloud ribbons and cu rta in s of
had been broken. The an k le has
I
have
said
nothing
of
the
cloud
lend
th
e
ir
aid
to
these
color
Coaster Wagons
POWELL VALLEY
been placed in a cast and it will
* ON A
and m otion exhibitions. T his is a changing seaso n s in th is ever
j Shooters
be several w eeks before he will be
O rch ard s In
T he C hristm as service, th e Ju able to resum e his work.
country of cloudy seasons. For changing picture.
Kiddie Kars
scenic effect if for no other p u r bloom, and in fru it; fields grow ing lotta, w ill be held S unday m orning
Sleds
,
Mission
pose, 1 would n ot have it o th e r from black to green, from green to at th e Pow ell V alley
Skates
HALEY
wise. T here is som ething to be gold; snow com ing down from the ch u rch , to begin at 6 o'clock. T here
Baseballs
6-Piece Peppy O rch estra
fa rth e r h eights to the next ridge will be no Sunday school, b u t a t 10
said,
landscapew
ise,
for
th
e
re
Ball Gloves
An early m orning service, Ju
GENTLEMEN .»He
R efreshm ents
LA DIES 25c
and
the
next,
or
re
tre
a
tin
g
from
the
o'clock a reh e arsal of th e C h rist lotta, will be held C hristm as m o rn
gions of ”300 days of su n sh in e,”
Boxing Gloves
EVERYBODY WELCOME
foothills up and up till only the m as S unday school program will be
w
here
m
ountains
stand
up,
plain
as
Striking Bags
ing at 5:36 o'clock a t the H aley
a cro ss-cu t saw ag a in st the sky, peaks of p erp etu al snow rem ain. held. T h ere will be no m orning R aptlst church. T he pasto r, the
Foot Balls
Beginning at
w ith air so clea r th a t one cannot On cloudy b rig h t days, shade and service a t 11.
PLEASANT VALLEY
Fishing Tackle
Rev. J. S. N ordell, would like to
shine ch ase each o th er over fields o’clock in th e evening th e C h rist
|
tell
w
hether
they
a
re
five
or
fifty
Sklls
see the church filled a t th a t hour
m iles off. F or m yself I p refer a and foothills, up m ountain slopes m as exercises will ta k e place. w ith w ide-aw ake listen ers. The
Miss Alice Richey and Miss
Watches
show
w ith cu rtain s, screens, w ings and over ridges. At th is very mo Choir reh e arsal w ill be held T u es Sunday school will convene at 10 M ariam Savo a re hom e from Mon
Alarm Clocks
Springer's Hall, Pleasant Valley
| th a t hide the show at tim es, let It m ent in m id-D ecem ber, th e su n set day evening in th e ch u rch , and the o’clock, b ut th e re will be no s e r m outh to spend C h ristm as w ith
Pocket Knives
rays
a
re
pinking
th
e
fresh
ly
fallen
follow
ing
evening
will
be
th
e
reg
dodge
in
and
out,
slow
ly
fade
or
Shears
vice at 11, th e Ju lo tta tak in g the home folks.
snow s on th e evening side of tim u la r p ray er service.
slow ly flame.
Carving Sets
place of the m o riln g service. A
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Richey left
At th e m eeting of th e Deborah C hristm as program will be ren W ednesday for P endleton, w here
T here is a g eneral im pression bered ridges above w hich a g rea t
Kazors and Strops
puffy,
sudsy
sea
of
pinked
clouds
L adies Aid held a t th e church dered In th e evening by th e Bunday th ey w ill spend C h ristm as at the
“back east" th a t th e n o rth w est
Music by Cha*, Dahlquht’e
Pliers and Wrenches
old time orchestra.
Pacific coast is a d rab and rain c a rrie s th e m ountains up to a h ig h T h u rsd ay aftern o o n officers w ere school, beginning a t 7 o’clock. The home of th e ir son, Dr. L. C. Richey.
Carpenter Tools
elected for th e ensuing y ear as fol an n u al business m eeting of the
sodden land fit only for such peo e r sky line.
Tool Sets
Meet your old friends a t th is
Mrs. Agnes (lades of C lark s was
The peaks them selves, even low s: Mrs. Jo n as Johnson, p re si Mission circle will be held in the
special old tim e dance.
ple as fit them selves to It “like a
Electric Percolators
week
end
g
u
est
at
th
e
home
of
duck’s foot in th e m ud.” W hen though you may have circled and d en t; Mrs. A. C. A rvidson, vice ch u rch W ednesday, Decem ber 28
Electric Toasters
Come!
L et’s be young again
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Davis
first we cam e we found It h ard to clim bed them , never lose th e ir dig- p resid e n t: Mrs. Don Shogren, sec at 2 p. m. The p asto r and his wife
Electric Heaters
B. E. T u rn e r m ade a business
ity, th e ir m ajesty, th e tr au sterity . re ta ry ; Mrs. A ugust P eterson, a s wish a M erry C h ristm as to all.
keep our self resp ect and subm it
Electric Waffle Irons
Miss
H ulda
trip to th e M olalla co u n try last te w ard ; Mrs. E m m a D ahlqulst,
to rain. We en tertain ed som ething F am iliarity w ith g rea tn ess does not sis ta n t se creta ry ;
Electric Sad Irons
tre a s u re r; G. H. Richey, ch a p la in ;
S atu rd ay ,
like m ild contem pt for those who breed contem pt. Beauty, though Johnson, tre a su re r.
Electric Lamps
CEDARVILLE
M attle B. Miller, se c re ta ry ;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Z.
Olson
w
ere
'
Mrs.
H
ayden
H
iatt
and
son
of
liked the rainy season. One of those often seen does not become com
Electric Washing Machines
Sidney
P au l, a s sista n t ste w ard :
K
lam
ath
F
alls
are
visiting
at
the
L
ents
v
isito
rs
Monday.
T
he
C.
8.
C.
clu
b
has
se
n
t
two
m
onplace
to
th
e
d
iscern
in
g
eye.
days w hile slopping about, try in g
Electric Fans
Mr and Mra. F. M. Davis, Mr. Ml"" Evelyn H ansen, lady asslst-
home of Mrs. H ia tt’s m o th er Mrs. C hristm as boxes to m ake glad the
N
othing
th
a
t
I
have
ever
seen
from
to
re
sist
the
soggy
gloom,
I
com
Electric Hot Plates
h e a rts of th e in m ates of the Pisgah and Mrs. A rth u r Bliss o f th is place aP$» Wm. D ahlqulat, gato keeper;
posed at w et w eather poem begin Hope G ardens can m ake th ese MiriTiie Nystrom.
Gasoline Lanterns
The an n u al business m eeting and home near Scappoose. Recently accom panied by Mrs. Agnes Oades Mrs. T ressle Johnson, C eres; Mrs,
views
u
n
a
ttra
c
tiv
e
nor
“sta
le
th
eir
ning:
Gasoline Lamps
social of the L uther L eague of the th e club sent two co m fo rters to the and little son L ester of C larks E ngland, F lo ra ; Mrs. W alter Edle-
Gasoline Itadlant Heaters
“ Man w ants but little h ere out infinite v ariety .”
Karon L u th eran ch u rch will be held C hildren's F arm home at Corvallis. w ere guests at th e home of Mr. and m an - Pom ona; Mrs. Luclle M arkell,
west.
lleatrolas
m usician.
T h u rsd ay evening, December 29, at The p resid en t of th e clu b is Mrs. Mrs. H arry Davis, Sunday.
JAN
MADE
HER
<
RONS,
But
he
w
ants
th
a
t
little
long;
Heating Stoves
CAN’T EAT DR SLEEP th e hom e of Dr. and Mrs. J. G. A. R. H elney, and th e se c re ta ry and
A good long slicker, a ru b b er vest,
Mrs.
G.
N
Hager
and
Mrs.
C.
F
Mr. and M rs.« Jo h n NeiNerger
Kitchen Ranges
A rain-proof helm et th a t slopes
S ta re in G resham . T he business tre a s u re r Mrs. P ercy Giese. Thia K ester son w ere P o rtlan d v isito rs have moved Into th e ir new hom e re-
Glass Baking Dishes
"W
hen
I
ate
I
would
bloat
up
southw est.
cently com pleted on
S ycam ore
Borne rig h t tig h t shingles above his with gas. I co u ld n 't sleep, was session will begin prom ptly a t 7:2b. club Is alw ays ready to do Its p art W ednesday of th is week.
Wearever Aluminum
P leasan t Valley g ran g e held Its road,
cro ss and nervous. A dlerika ha* followed by a social program .
nest.
to a ssist in any w orthy cause. T he
Andirons
given me real relief.”—Mrs. M.
And down in his h e a rt a song.”
S unday
luncheon set, recen tly on display re g u la r m onthly m eeting last Sat- The P lea san t Valley
Fire Screens
L ater I learned th a t a man never Meyer.
HILLSVIEW
u
rday
night.
It
w
as
an
unusually
w
h
ool
will
have
a
C
hristm
as tre e
at
the
U.
G.
Sm
ith
sto
re,
netted
the
A dlerika relieves stom ach gas
Fire Sets
gets rea lly w et till he gets w et In
club ero u n d $13 and was aw arded busy and In terestin g session. Be- and exercises , t the ch u rch r rld a y
and so u rn ess in TEN m inutes. A ct
Gnns
side. In th e wet season here th e ing on BOTH u pper and low er
T he H illsview Mission ch u rch to Helney Gerdes.
sides th e re g u la r ro u tin e business, ’ evening.
Air Gnns
sky side of th e soul should be w ell leiwel, it rem oves old w aste m a tte r w ill con d u ct an early m orning
th e g ran g e put on a C h ristm as pro
Toy Gnns
T. R. Brown of P o rtlan d w as a
you never th ought w as in your C h ristm as service, beginning at 6
shingled.
„
IGNITION SPECIALIST.
gram , and alao Initiated a class of
Kitchen I'tenslls
valley
visitor on business W ednes
From Hope G ardens we never get system . L et A dlerika give yotfr o’clock, th e service to be In Sw e
T h a t's us. B rin s your ca r nere H new m em bers In th e th ird and
stom ach and bow els a REAL
day.
for any rep a irs, ad ju stm en ts or
so fine a panoram a of W ashington cleansing
dish.
Sunday
school
will
be
held
fo u rth degrees of th e o rd er. The
and see how m uch b etter
p a rts for th e s ta rte r, g en erato r,
Mrs. W right of P ortlan d w as out
sta te as a fte r a day of low rain you feel.
It w ill su rp rise you! at lb and the m orning service a t 11 sw itches, w iring, lighting,
etc. nn u al election of officers w as also
clouds th a t lift ju s t *at sunset, G resham D rug Com pany.—Adv.
o'clock, th is also to be held in Work done by an ex p e rt and Is pos a fe a tu re of th is m eeting and re- one day recen tly looking a fte r her
clouds th a t w ere alm o st or quite
Sw edish
A C hristm as program itively gu aran teed . We c a rry a ulted In the election of th e follow- ,a rn i-
W indow ( lean in g.
•«.
land fog all day. rise, tra ilin g th e ir
will be rendered by th e Sunday com plete line of Ignition parts. Ing officer«: Jo h n H ansen, mas- .
F or expert window cleaning see
Gresham
fiimy silver sk irts up the foothills, 8. T ajlm a, o r leave o rd ere w ith J . . school on Monday evening, begin - G resham O arage, phone 2391.
’hone 1421
te r: Claude M iller, o v erseer; O. N. | For low est ra te s on autom obile,
tru ck and g eneral Insurance see
or rising, disclose the slopes of th e Rosa Brown, Gresham, phone 2501. 'n in g at 7:30
New th in gs under “C lassified .”
S ager, le c ta re r; E. R Johnson, y
T horne._Adv.
C lir is tm a s
f H c r r ii (C h ris tm a s
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Hungry Motors
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Last Minute
Shopper
FILLING-STATION
DANCE
NEW MAPLE FLOOR
NEW YEAR’S EVE., DEC. 31
Old Time Dance
Xmas Eve, Dec. 24
KIDDER HDWE. CO.