T IE S B A Y ,
30, l »
MARCH
lam ctte university, visited over the of the sewing and cooking classes Try Cusey’s Rtieuiuutle Remedy.
DAM ASCUS
FAIRVIEW
w eek-end w ith his m other, Mrs. rendered piano solos and readings.
C. A. A'incent of P o rtlan d is s u r
Dr. A S. Hisey of Salem, d istric t George Lumsden.
A blood tonic for rheum atism ,
The next meetifffc of the Aid will be
v e y in g th e site of the new road sup erin ten d en t, w ill preach at IX
Mr. and Mrs E M. Stone and held at the home of Mrs. C arrie n eu ritis, lum bago, stom ach, liver,
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I betw een A. W. Cook's and C arver. o'clock next Sunday at th e F air- fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. AV. E. T ow n B erry on F oster road, T h u rsd ay a f
kidney, B right's disease, dropsy,
The A'incents w ere visitors of the view M ethodist ch u rch . T he q u a r send and son Allen and Mrs.
ternoon. April 5
K ittings and E lio tts Sunday.
I pluresy. Reduces pain aud sw ell-
terly conference w ill convene at Josephine Tow nsend w ere Sunday
Mrs. C arl W olfhagen’s m other, 2:30 in the aftern o o n and Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mrs.
, ing. G uaranteed by T aber P h arm
CORBETT
For the Ladles
Mrs S n ath ers, died Friday.
acy.—Adv.
school will be held at 10 o'clock as J. AV. Tow nsend and dau g h ter, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. H arley Bates moved
H arold Cook visited at th a Bow-
Snappy styles in new footw ear
from th e ir bungalow on the h igh erm au home S atu rd ay evening and usual . A basket dinner will follow Josephine Q uesinberry.
the m orntng service. A cordial in
Mrs. M ary Robertson and Mrs. for spring. Come in and s*>e them
way to the Bates farm in the Sunday.
vitation is extended by the pastor, D. AV. A lderm an of P o rtlan d w ere P opular prices, $3.95, $4.96, $5.95.
S pringdale district. Friday.
Miss Olive Nadine and Betty
Rev. B F. Foard, to atten d the guests Monday aftern o o n at the A ylsw orth & M artin, G resham —
G rover G roton from C alifornia P reston visited th e Boynton girls the
Adv.
tf
services of th e day.
home of C. H. Stone.
is a guest in the Lewis Reed home. Sunday.
T he 30th a n n iv ersary of th e
The
an
n
u
al
congregational
m
eet
Mr. and Mrs. Dean H ansen of
Dr. and Mrs. A lfred Skippiu of
founding of th e Saron L utheran P ortlan d w ere calling on relatives
of Sm ith Memorial P resb v ter-
P le a s a n t V ie w A v e n u e
P ortland, aud C. L. McDaniel of ing
lan church will be held Sunday in
A tv tiu i
ch u rc h w ill be observed w ith spec here Sunday.
und Septic Tanks
Base
L
ine
road,
w
ere
o
ut
to
see
Mr8- •' G«88«*’ of Camas. W ash-
ial services on T uesday and Wed
Bella Reed, a stu d en t at the Uni how the filbert p lan tin g was p ro the grange hall a t th e close of the
l'ay or Contract
m orning service. Pot-luck lunch
w as » week-end guest ut
nesday of next week. F estival se r versity of Oregon, is visiting r e la
WORK O UA R A N TEEP
gressing
at
the
Boynton-M
cDauiel
will be served. R eports for th is
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C-
vices in E nglish will be held T ues tives at C orbett and w ill visit her
ranch.
y ea r's w ork will be given and elec- ' D*1’1®.
day evening.
Larry F ocht
m other, Mrs. Maud Oliver at Rho
Miss
Lola
Lingle
spent
Sunday
T hree p asto rs w ill p articip ate in dodendron before retu rn in g
tion of officers w ill ta k e place.
| Mr. and Mrs. T. Hurfiole of P ort-
GRESHAM
Phone 11(1
to with her parents.
th e vario u s services, the principal school.
Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Stone are land w ere visitors Sunday after
The
Neighborhood
club
m
et
w
ith
serm on at the opening to be de
having a new 7-room modern b u n noon at th e home of Mrs. Ben H al
Mrs. H arry R ickert was a p leas
livered by the Rev. C. G. Blom quist an t visitor at F ern d ale P lace S u n Mrs. M artin A nderson last T h u rs galow erected on th e ir land south stead.
day
w
ith
a
good
attendance.
Mrs.
of P o rtlan d , assisted by the Rev. day.
S unday dinner guests a t the
K itting and B arb ara w ere guests of of Fairview . T he house w ill be
H. P. Johnson of P ortlan d and the
Miss Evlvn H ayes of P ortland th e club. Next T hursday the club apla8tered, with full cem ent base home of Mr. and Mrs. AV. C. H all
Rev. E rick W ahlstrom of W arren, visited her cousin. Mrs. Fred C. will m eet w ith Mrs. W ray.
ment.
John Moller and Ralph w ere Mr. and Mrs E rn est Berg and j
Oregon.
Reed, S aturd ay and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs- Will D allas have Copeland are doing the c a rp en te r son and Mr. and Mrs. Marion Riley,
A mixed q u a rte t w ill sing the
,
Fred H ick, po stm aster at Rhodo been on th e sick list th e p ast week. work. It is expected it will be all of P o rtland.
anthem s, "Behold th e Lamb of dendron, w as in C orbett recently.
Helen and G ertrude F u rst. C ath
Miss L av erta H all spent Sunday ready for occupancy In about
God”, and "S urely He H ath Borne
an o th er month.
P. D. S ettlem eier bought the store with her parents.
Z
erin e M itchell and Rosa Ouchida
Our G rief" from H andel's M essiah, building and acreag e a few days
Mrs. Jack so n Jones of G resham en tertain ed th e sewing and cook
Richard Biel and A AV. Boynton
w hile a solo from th e sam e o ra ago th a t he has ren ted from Geo. intend to
We are licensed fish
finish
sow ing
Mr. su b stitu ted at th e Fairview school ing club F riday afternoon a t the
torio, "H e Was D espised" will be C ham berlain for the past th ree S chw eitzer's g rain th is week.
F riday for Miss Leah Bourgeois who home of Mrs. AVillard Bliss. Covers
dealers.
rendered by Miss Doris R enhard of years.
George Biel and fam ily of P o rt attended the fu n eral at S pringdale w ere laid for 20. St. P atric k 's Day
P ortland.
Fred C. Reed has been at T ro u t land spent Sunday aftern o o n with of her aunt, Mrs. Eugene Berney was honored in the gam es, deco ra
On W ednesday m orning, March dale the past week dipping sm elt Mr. and Mrs. Adam Biel.
' During the Lenten
and her dau g h ter M arguerite.
tions and in the delicious lunch
28, com m union services will be ob for com m ercial purposes.
The W om an's society of the P re s which w as served.
Mrs. Simon H uddle en tertain ed
season we will carry
served in Sw edish a t 10:30, and at
Columbia gran g e will give a p a r the m em bers of th e Neighborhood byterian church will hold its a n
a
good supply of fish
Mrs.
H
ilina
Bort
of
St.
Paul.
Min
th a t tim e the Rev. B. S. N ystrom of ty F riilay evening, March 23, at club and th e ir fam ilies a t a St. nual business m eeting and election
w as th e recen t guest of Mrs.
—both fresh, smoked
P o rtlan d w ill deliver an address. th e ir hall.
All g ran g e rs and P a tric k 's day p arty S aturday eve of officers T hursday afternoon at nesota,
T h a t afternoon at 2:30 th e re will friends invited. Card playing, danc ning. The guests w ere Mrs. K it the home of Mrs. E. R. D. H ollen- Ida H am ilton, Mrs. Anna Giese
and salt.
be a lenten service in Swedish, the ing and m usic will be the diversion. ting, Miss E lda Stoll, K enneth H ud sted. All m em bers are urged to he and Mrs. Paul Bliss- On Sunday Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bliss
took
her
to
P
o
rtlan
d
Rev. Mr. W ahlstrom to speak.
R alph K incaid and his m other dle and H arold Cook. If anyone present as th is will be a very im to m eet a sister. Mr. Bort, a form
T he final an n iv ersary program w ere out from P o rtlan d S aturday. w ants to learn som ething about p o rtan t meeting.
will ta k e place W ednesday eve They have spent the w in ter in P o rt how to cook, ask either Richard
AV. E. Stone, who recently u n d er er resident of the P lea san t Valley
ning w hen the Rev. H. P. Johnson land and expect to re tu rn to Cor Bell or W alter Bow erm ann. Both went an operation at Good S am ari locality, visited here last fall.
Mr. and Mrs. W alter E delm an
will deliver a festival address. A bett April 1. Mr. Kincaid is en men su re could explain th e details tan hospital, retu rn ed home Sunday
Phone IS'.II
Powell Street
Gresham
form er pastor, the Rev. A. M. G reen gaged in salm on fishing here d u r of breadm aking, cakem aking ,or in an am bulance. It will be neces and children w ere w eek-end v isit
o
rs
at
th
e
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
will speak along a histo rical line ing th e sum m er m onths.
sary
for
Mr.
Stone
to
rem
ain
in
w hatever one may w ant to know.
George Nelsou of Bonneville.
th a t evening. Special m usic will
Mr. and Mrs. Dodd, who had bed two weeks longer.
be given by th e choir and a m ale
Card of Thanks.
Mrs. H. M. Shaw of G resham vis
The Ladies Aid m et at th e home
some W hite L eghorn baby chicks
q u a rte t, also a solo by Jack W alin. I We w ish to th a n k our m any shipped from California, have lost ited w ith friends and relatives over of Mrs. C harles D ahlquist recently,
D uring th e evening a special of friends for the kindness shown us very few.
the week-end.
nt which tim e a pleasing program
fering w ill be taken for th e build a t the tim e of the loss of our dear
Donald G rant, a student at AVil- was arran g ed . Several m em bers
Next P aren t-T each er association
ing fund.
ones, Mrs. Eugene Berney and is going to be m uch different from
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M arguerite Berney, and for the oth er m eetings as a one-act comedy
m any beautiful floral offerings.
is
to
be
presented
by
th
ree
young
B O R IN G
Mr. Eugene Berney and Fam ily.
ladies and th ree young men of Da
r , y C , .m
, , p ? " 0; s *d .n
A very in te restin g and profitable
«670
m ascus. The association will m eet
J «f e r- 2 *
m eeting for th e farm ers was held
670
M arch 30 a t 8 p. m. sharp.
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D
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W
ith
I
a t the R. L. Sabin farm half mile
Mrs. M etcalf of Union vsited the
Miss
H
elen
Cowgill,
assista
n
t
“AZ
your
service
w
ith
the
B
est
of
Service”
r<r-- —
n o rth of Boring on the 10th. P ro
Barlow fam ily la st week. F riday
fessor H islop from the S tate col sta te club leader, will visit W ilkes her grandson Joe P alin, visited
school
on
W
ednesday
m
orning.
The
lege a t C orvallis w as p rese n t and
frien d s in D am ascus on his way to
7*>
delivered an ad dress on the care m em bers of th e Double Seven and Barlow s for her.
Busy
Bee
clubs
are
looking
forw
ard
of selecting clover seed. He also
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C H A S S IS L U B R IC A T IO N and
gave m any oth er valuable sugges w ith p leasu re to th is visit.
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PO W E L L V A L L E Y
The W ilkes baseball nine played
C R A N K C A S E S E R V IC E
tions in reg ard to p rep arin g the
A m eeting of th e L u th er League
soil and to fertilizing.
County th e Fairview team on the la tte r's
° uPe
are the two most essential factors in the
A gent Inskeep w as present, also diam ond on F riday afternoon. The will be held a t th e home of C. A.
At
their
sensational
new
prices
upkeep of your car.
A gent H all and a num ber of o thers score w as 3 to 2 in favor of W ilkes. L indgren S atu rd ay evening a t 8
Mi ss Mary B urns is recovering o'clock. Miss M yrtle A nderson will
o f »670 and upwards, Chry- «
from the vicinity of G resham .
V etsch B rothers have about com from a severe attac k of grip. Mrs. be th e hostess. A program will be
We have the best equipped greasing pit in Gresham
slercars,w lthfam ousC hrysler &£ Ol,re - . e‘ “n 1095
pleted the erection of an addition Ida B urgess is spending a few days rendered and refresh m en ts served.
and can guarantee the best of service, always with
quality and perform ance un-
, -*»r .
to the house on th e ir farm , and it w ith her.
a smile.
SeJ, 'an
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W ills, who
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changed, becom e even greater “ '‘'>d«„
,r
will soon be ready for the new
ROCKW OOD
have spent th e past four m onths in
- ’ 2X5
ren ters.
value
than
ever
before.
The
Rockwood
G
range
D
ram
atic
E rnest B lotter, one of th e form er C alifornia, have retu rn ed .
presented
“The Colonel’s
Geo. Spada, who has leased th e club
re n te rs of the Vetsch farm Intends
F IR E S T O N E
Maid" to a capacity audience in the
T hey offer outstanding val
D.
O.
F
ish
er
farm
,
has
moved
his
to sail for S w itzerland on th e 29th.
Rockwood g ran g e hall
F riday
fam
ily
there.
ues w h ic h re su lt fro m a
OLDFIELD
He will be accom panied by his
5por» « « a d X ; ' ’ 595
W. P. Bell has purchased th ree night. A lthough it was a lengthy
w ife and tw o sm all sons.
huge and constantly sw el
play,
the
large
audience
gave
the
D inner gu ests at th e home of acres of land on the Rockwood road clo sest attention to th e end. A r
ling public dem and. Four
<) W. Boring rS ie n tly w ere Mr. and from the Rev. Mr. Crouse.
f e '”
Conrad M illar of O ates, Oregon, ran g em en ts are expected to be
great lines o f ca rs—“ 52,”
Mrs. Geo. Moffitt and d aughter
made for rep eatin g th is d ram a in
n * err‘ h le C
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Annie and sons H arry and G eorge s Pent the w eek-end visiting his son, G resham in the n ear future.
We give R ogers S ilverw are Coupons
“6 2 ,” “72,” and 112 h. p.
('
W'" ' rumk. pe ’74S
and L ester Boring and wife of T. C. M illar.
Im p eria l “ 8 0 ” — su p p ly
Mrs. S usan D. H arding of Cor
P ortland.
' 1795
E xcellent law n m ow ers, ju st In.
ev ery p rice n eed fr o m
DICK JO H N S O N , M gr.
John Ju v e n ile has been laid up bett, was a Sunday visitor a t the Begin now to cu t your lawn. K id
G
resham
Z
im
m
erm
an
home.
th e past w eek w ith rheum atism .
»670 to »J495.
” «•<,.fer
T he P o rtlan d em ployes of the der Hdwe. Co.
Mrs. E m m a G regson is on the
P
ru
d
e
n
tia
l
Life
In
su
ra
n
ce
com
pany
sic k list and is tak in g tre a tm e n ts
I nspection—better sti II, ac
enjoyed a banquet at "T he O asis”
< oi»»« t
- -»«
from a G resham physician.
2945
tual dem onstration—will
T he Boring school b asketball T hursday evening. The H aw aiian
299S
instantly convince you
team played its final gam e of the o rch estra furnished the m usic for
X175
season at M ilwaukie on last F ri- ' ,ie. o'^asio n .
M95
that in any Chrysler you
A large num ber of college young
day evening, w here it m et and de
buy perform ance, qual
<*<nr . ° <*Wrrenf
feated th e E astm an school from people enjoyed th e St. P atric k 's
p arty a t "T h e O asis” on S aturday
Oregon City.
ity,
sty
leand
value
w
hich
P lan s a re about com pleted for evening.
you cannot equal in any
Mrs. AV. A. Allen, who has been
in stallin g electric lights a t the
visiting
at
th
e
home
of
h
er
brother;
other
m akecosting h un
school.
l ' P ' Â '*><■
G uests a t th e hom e of D. H eder- A rth u r Elwood, for th e past two
dreds
o f dollars more.
" “"■‘-«.i«,* ^ * 0
m ann 1 on
Ululili
711 Sunday
DUUUllt w
W Cl
ere C .»XI.
Mr. Ull
and VI .»ltd.
Mrs. m onths, has
1 1 1 been
. - suffering
-
. w ith a
Fred W erner from P lea san t Home, fj vere cold bu is so far improved
"A
and AVm. H ederm ann from P ort- th a t she expects to leave soon for
her
home
in
Spokane,
AVashington.
land.
Mrs. J. E. Nelson attended the
m eeting of th e L a u re lh u rst Study
Anlnwlse Service.
d u b Monday afternoon.
m akes every custom er a booster.
Brockw ay A Nelson
F or real estate loans see or call
Phone 1471
"Ask for Ed" I! W. T horne.—Adv.
i NEWS FROM MANY NEIGHBORHOODS !
Saron Lutheran to
Observe Anniversary
P L U M B IN G
FISH
BROWN’S MARKET
W k e r e can y o u
Triple “A” Service Station
r
S r
b u y so m u c h
r * f o r such
PRICES?
P
TIRES
TUBES
:
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
BUICK
Gresham, Ore.
Outsells any other 3 cars
Overwhelming
Endorsement
-
inBuick's field
a Q u a r t e r J V iillio n
J.
M otorists like you invest
almost as many dollars in
Buick motor cars as in any
other t h r e e c a r s in
Buicks field * * *
^J a ith m eans som ething
when it is backed by dollars
N ew C h ev ro lets o n th e
R oad s in c e J a n . l s.r
The C O A C H
*585
T h r T o u r in g $ a n p
or IU » d « tr r .
4^5
...* 5 9 5
The 4-1 Nor
Sedan.........
/ he **p«»rt
Cabriolet . .
The Imperial
005
« —
l^n.Uu . . . . Z I 5
Util it v Truck * 4 9 5
'('haul! OUv)
I »«ht r delivery 5/ 5
Only)
All pri< »-« f. o. bs
H in t ,
h
f-ultrr
S E D A N S 91195 to 61995
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SPO R T M O D E L S Si 195 to
f :* , K U ,
I«. > .» ..^ .1
1 1525 1
C O U PES
1195 «o 61850
... M.1 S.»tr«Xlr. ••
N in e m illion people saw
th e B ig g e r a n d B e tte r
C hevrolet the first three
days follow ing its public
presen tation ! Thousands
h a v e b e e n d e liv e r e d to
buyers every day sin ce!
T herearea quarter mi Ilion
n ow on the road ! A nd its
popularity is increasing
e v e r y day b eca u se it is
sm oother, more powerful
and more beautiful—easier
to drive and more comfort'
ab le—and low er in price!
N ev er in history has any
new C hevrolet m odel been
so e n t h u s ia s t ic a lly r e
c eiv e d — because n o new
m odel has ever represent
ed a m ore amazing revela
tion in beauty, perform
ance and quality! C om e
in — drive this sensation
al n ew car. Learn w hy it
is everyw here hailed as
the w orld’s most luxurious
lo w -p r ic e d a u to m o b ile .
WALTER W . METZGER
S A LES A N D S E R V IC E
Oregon City
I he Portland Electric Power Company’s Home
The Electric Building
At Broadway and Alder Streets
Is in the very heart of the husInenH district.
The Electric Store on the First Floor is
Portland's Electrical Shopping Center.
Within one to three blocks of nearly all the
principal stores, Bhops, hotels, banks,
restaurants and theaters.
Street cars right to the door from every
part of the city, for single fare and trans
fer.
Principal railway ticket offices, and Inter-
urban railways and stage terminals
easily accessible.
Shearer Chevrolet Co.
GRESHAM. OREGON
Gresham
Portland’s
Electrical
Shopping
Center
Q U A L IT Y
AT
LOW
CO ST
PORTLAND
ELECTRIC
PO AVEK ^CO M PANY