FRIDAY, JUNE
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DAM ASCUS R E S ID E N T
FIREWORKS
Mrs. Jo sep h in e Q uesinberry r e
The fu n eral of Mrs. L o ttie A. tu rn ed home Sunday evening afte r
Stradley, who died Ju n e 20 at h er spending th e past two w eeks at
C orvallis w here she w ent as c h a p
home n ear D am ascus, w as held at eron for th e 50 g irls of e a ste rn
Lincoln Memorial crem ato riu m F ri M ultnomah county who attended
day, Ju n e 22. The Rev. W illiam G. th e boys' and g irls' club sum m er
Eliot, p asto r of th e U n itarian school. T hose going from here
w ere Jean and Lee Copeland. Alice
j ch u rch of P o rtlan d , officiated.
and John Welbes, Nina Langley,
Mrs. S trad ley is survived by her K atherine Brooks and Glen Blair.
widow er, Jam es P. S tra d le y ; a Mrs. J. W. Tow nsend visited re la
tives and friends in Fairview and
dau g h ter, Mrs. H azel B liss; a son, G resham d u rin g the absence of her
L aw rence; a sister, Mrs. M. B. daughter. They have now retu rn ed
. C oulter of Independence, Oregon, to th eir home in P ortland.
Mrs. M yrtle T horpe and children,
and tw o g ran d ch ild ren , Ire n e and
Donald and Doris, of Oak Grove,
Isabelle Bliss
a re spending several days at the
The death of Mrs. S trad ley oc home of Mrs. T h o rp e’s m other, Mrs.
cu rred as th e re su lt of a stro k e of H. O. Moore,
Mr. and Mrs. George Lum sden,
p araly sis w hich she suffered the Mr. and Mrs. J. R. C avanaugh. D.
day previous. She was born in W. McKay. Mrs. Eliza Stone, Mrs,
M issouri in 1861 and cam e acro ss H annah Shaw, and Mr. and Mrs.
the plain s by ox team w ith her Clyde Stone w ere am ong oth er
visitors of T ro u td ale ch ap ter O. E.
p aren ts at th e age of 12. She and S. to atten d th e religious service at
h er husband resided a t Salem and the Masonic Home at F orest Grove
P o rtlan d for sev eral y ears before Sunday afternoon.
W om an’s Society of th e
com ing # to D am ascus, w here they Sm The
ith
M emorial
P resb y terian
had lived for th e past 25 years.
ch u rch w ill m eet at th e home of
Mrs. W. E. Stone T h u rsd ay after
noon. A cjordial invitation is ex
PO VLTRYM EN PLAN
tended to all.
ANNUAL CONFERENCE Mrs. A. L. Stone is spending sev
Ju ly 18 and 19 are th e d ates set eral days visiting friends in P o rt
for the sixth an n u al p o u ltry m e’ 's land.
conference to be held a t C orvallis.
ROCKWOOD
The conference th is y ear will last
R obert Couey left Tuesday for
1H days, beginning at noon on
S anta Monica, Calif., w here he will
Ju ly 18.
Special effort is being m ade to visit his sister, Mrs. C. B. Jo'.nson,
The stu n t p arty given by Mrs. H.
m ake th is the m ost in stru c tiv e and
in te restin g conference th a t has ltevears, Mrs. M. W atson, Mrs. Jno.
ever been held. A larg e num ber of E dw ards and Mrs. C. L. H aynes at
| local poultrym en a re alread y m ak th e home of Dr. and Mrs. C. I.
ing th e ir plans to atten d th is m eet H aynes was very successful. Straw
b erry sh o rtcak e and coffee weri
ing.
A rec en t le tte r received by S. B. served.
C atherine H aynes visited the
H all, county agent from Prof. A. G.
Lunn, head of th e p o u ltry d e p a rt Dunlops for a few days in E stacada
m ent at the college, sta te s th a t the a t th e ranch.
John E ck e rt had his ca r badly
program for th e conference Is be
ing built around economic p ro d u c dem olished In a w reck.
L ate v isito rs of Mr. and Mrs.
tion, and th a t aside from th e re g u
la r program th e re w ill be several Miles G rim shaw w ere Mr. and Mrs.
in te restin g and in stru c tiv e exhibits Sm ith of Dolph, Oregon.
Mrs. A. J. Stone h as recen tly r e
p ertain in g to p o u ltry problem s.
T en tativ e plans are being a r tu rn ed from D allas, Oregon.
ranged to have th e delegation from
M ultnom ah county m eet and leave
SPRING DALE
here a t 8 o’clock th e m o rning of
Mrs. Jim m y Ross and d au g h ters j
Ju ly 18. More inform ation as plans Rosabelle and R oberta have re
of th e conference develop w ill be tu rn ed to th e ir home after a tw o-j
sen t out previous to th e m eeting.
w eeks' visit w ith Mrs. Ross’ m o th
Com plete asso rtm en t of
FIREWORKS
FIRECRACKERS
PISTOLS and CAPS
FLAGS - - SALUTES
a t the
Red and White Chain Store
U. G. SMITH, Prop.
LI.NNEMANN JUNCTION
Phone G resham X'tOl
THE
W orld’s
Lowest
Priced
Six
HAS
7
B E A R IN G
C R A N K SH A FT
4 -wheel brakes
invar-strut pistons
s ile n t timing chain
full force-feed lubrication
Mr. and Mrs. Coppenheifer re
tu rn ed la st week from a v isit to
G oldendale, W ash., w here they a t
tended a pioneer reunion. They
a re en tertain in g th is w eek, Mrs.
M atthews and baby of Lew iston
Idaho.
Sunday aftern o o n g u ests a t the
home of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Nelson
w ere,M r. and Mrs. D. L. R oberts
and son E a rl, Mr. and Mrs. W ilm er
E. Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. C. J.
Scoville and fam ily, all of P o rtlan d .
GRESHAM, OREGON
íc o n o iK lc t l Tra n t fio ria H i
CHEVROLET^
er, Mrs. C. C a rp en ter of G resham , j
Miss M argaret O'Regan retu rn ed
to th e home of her sister, Mrs. G.
C. Bates, a fte r a few m onths’ tour
of Europe. She reported a very |
fine trip .
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Pounder and
fam ily and Mrs. Leon Speybroek
w ere recen t v isito rs at N elscott |
beach.
R ecent g u ests at the home of Mr. I
and Mrs. W. W. N orthw ay Sunday
w ere Mr. and Mrs. H a rry Savage
and fam ily from P o rtlan d and Mr.
and Mrs. E m ery Chapm an and fam- j
ily of V ancouver, W ash.
Cecil P ounder is erecting a sm all
cottage for Mr. Jacobson on his j
ran ch near H u rlb u rt.
yH E Montag system of circulation
. means less fuel consumption, because
it makes use of pre-warmed air in circu
lation. The firepot further economizes in
fuel because i t ’s especially for W estern
fu els' —Makes for more perfect combus
tion—more heat from the same fuel.
For coal or wood specify the
g“ -** FURNACE
Easy paym en ts—
N o fin ance charges—
Immediate service.
Gait
*
w ith o u t ob lig a tio n , o f e c ii'ty , of-
Gresham Plumbing
& Heating Co.
J. S
ratine
C H IO D O ,
P
1233
Main St.
4 Real
T IR E SALE
t o r a limited time we are offering these prices on
FIRST GRADE — FULLY GUARANTEED
FISK a n d KELLY
J
PLEA SA N T HOME
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
Phone 1141
FAIRVIEW
IS LAID TO REST
J
30x31
O. S.
31x4,
6 ply
32 X 4, 6 ply .
33 X 4,
6 ply
I
3 0 x 5 ,8 ply H.
$ 7.50
12.50
13.25
14.00
D. 26.50
29 X 4.40 . . .
..$ 8 .0 0
3 0 x 4 .5 0 . . .
9.00
31 X 5.25 . . .
13.00
3 2 x 6 .0 0 . . .
.... 15.00
NO SECONDS
AH other sizes and g ra d es red u ced in proportion
HILLSVIEW
Mr. and Mrs. Edw in Y unker are
home from Oregon A g ricu ltu ral
college for the sum m er vacation
w ith Mr. Y un k er’s p are n ts. He has
been teaching in th e physics de
p artm en t of th e Oregon sta te co l
lege.
LAUREL ACRES
amazing example e f
Quality at Low Cost
H ere are srmxvthness and
pow er that m ake every m ile
at the w h eel a pleasure— for
the w orld-fam ous C hevrolet
valve-in-head m otor n ow in
corporates scores o f basic
en g in eerin g advancem ents!
H ere is Beauty that w in s the
adm iration o f everyone— for
the d istin ctive new Fisher
bodies represent o n e o f the
greatest stvle trium phs ever
a c h ie v e d by F ish er b ody
craftsmen!
H ere is hand ling ease that
never ceases to he a delight—
for the worm-and-gear steer
ing m echanism is fitted w ith
ball bearings throughout!
A n d h ere is riding com fort
you never thought possible
in a low-priced autom obile!
THE COACH
*585
T h e T o u r in g
o r R oadster . .
’495
*595
.....*675
The
Coupe . » • • • • ,
T h e 4- Floor
Seda n . . •
T h e C o n v e r t i b le
Sport C a b r i o le t .
T h e Im p e r ia l
I-a n d a u • • • • • »
V t i li r v T r u c k
( ( 'has h i O n ly )
L ig h t D e liv e rv
( C h a u u ( >nly)
O y J
*715
»495
*375
A l l price» f. o. b . F l in l. M ic h ig a n
Yet this bigger, better and
m ore beautiful car is offered
at amaxing low prices— the
greatest dnllar-for-d»llar val
ue in the industry.
C om e in and see for yourself
what the buyer o f a low-
priced car can n ow secure
forh is m oney!
Every Modern Feature
of Advanced Design
Im p r o v e d v a lv e -in -h e a d
motor; 107-inch w heelhase;
N on -lock ing 4-w heel brakes;
Therm ostat control coolin g
system; Invar-strut constant
clearance pistons; M ush
room - tvpe valve tappets;
H ydro - lam inated cam shaft
gears; Crankcase breathing
system; Ball bearing worm -
and-gear steering; O ne-piece
steel rear axle housing;
Stream line Bodies by Fisher;
AC oil filter; A C air cleaner;
A lem ite pressure lubrica
t i o n ; V a c u u m f u e l fe e d ;
D e lc o - R e m y d is t r i b u t o r
ignition.
Removal of War Tax Lowers Delivered Price
Shearer Chevrolet Co.
GRESHAM, OREGON
Q U A L IT Y
A T
L O W
Phone 1701
tria l P a in t d ep artm en t of Bass-
H u erte r com pany of P o rtlan d has
re tu rn e d from a ro u te including
A storia, Longview, K elso and other
points.
Mr. and Mrs. Thom pson of H olly
wood are visiting Mrs. T hom pson's
sister, Mrs. Susie Thom pson, m o th
e r of Mrs. H a rry Bourne, a t w hose
home th e C alifornia g u ests are
staying. T he Mesdames Thom pson
a re siste rs who m arried b ro th ers
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Robison, who
spent the p ast w inter In C alifornia
have retu rn ed and will be a t th e ir
home on Ilorgan avenue, a t least
far th e sum m er.
Mrs. G race E. F airb an k s, leader
of cooking club, second division, of
Lynch school and Mrs. P earl F o rt
ner, g en eral club leader of the
school, w ent to C orvallis Ju n e 16
tak in g th e club m em bers to the
O. A. C. sum m er school.
Luclle
Kummel,
H elen
Bracy,
Rose
Thom pson and Dale F o rtn e r of the
cooking club, Dean M errill of the
Camp cooking club, Roland S h eller
and R ichard G ilbert of th e p oultry
club w ere the ones who attended
sum m er school.
H ans Bay of C orvallis, M ont,
was in th is vicinity la st S atu rd ay
and Sunday looking after p ro p erty
Interests.
Mrs. J. E. O regson of Longview
I Wash., visited h er sister-in -law ,
.Mrs. Roy L. C ochran, F riday of last
week. Mrs. G regson has been v isit
ing her s is te ^ Mrs. C. G regson of
I Boring, w hile recu p eratin g from an
. operation for the rem oval of her
tonsils.
Mr. and Mrs. H orace W hite,
, d au g h ter C elestlne and son Tho-
' burn of Santa Ana, Calif., w ere a f
ternoon c a lle rs on Mrs. W hite's
cousin, Mrs. John B Wolfe. The
W hite fam ily a re en ro u te to S k ag
way, A laska, for a sh o rt vacation.
A. F. B errian of B srrian , W ash.,
visited th e fam ily of Roy L. Coch
ran several days last week. W hile
in Oregon he purchased a new
Chevrolet from a G resham dealer.
Mr. C ochran accom panied Mr. Ber
rtan home, driving th e car. He
visited his p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs.
W. L. C ochran at K ennew ick, also a
b ro th er before retu rn in g home.
H. O. Dlssm ore, who ru n s a g ro
cery sto re at B arker road and Sec
tion Line, and whose delivery route
includes the people of L aurel
A cers, has purchased th e home of
W. J. M errica. Mr. D lssm ore will
have possession Ju ly 1st, and will
soon afte r move his fam ily to the
new home.
S. R. G ilbert, agent for th e Indus-
TROUTDALE SA ND
and GRAVEL CO.
Mano»
In
and C oarrata Nani!
and O ra rc i
bunkera or delivered
C em ent
B rlrk
and
C am eni
J. R. KNARR, Manager
Phone
Ci»
M ONEY
CAN T BUA
A BETTER OIL
Ihan
THE NEW
.ZEROLENE.
T H E -MOPERN OIL.
FOILS FRICTION
C to S T
GRESHAM BATTERY >»d TIRE SHOP
For low est ra te s on autom obile,
tru ck and g eneral In su ran ce see
A STANDARD OIL PRODUCT 3. W. T horne.—Adv.
at Ivy Filling Station
Powell St., Gresham
^our B u ick D ealer
stands back of the
U S E D C AR S he
C X* I I
AA
Y our Buick d ea ler’s good reputa-
tion in the com m unity is w orth far
m ore to him than the profit he m akes
on any used car transaction.
He is the head ¡of an established
business and he know s th at in order
to get m ore business, he m ust please
his present custom ers.
He carries a rep resen tative stock o f
u s e d c a r s , in c lu d in g b o th u s e d
B uicks and cars o f o th er m ak es—
and he rep resen ts them h o n estly.
Y ou’re sure o f a square deal w hen
you buy from th e Buick dealer. He
stand s back o f th e used cars he sells.
B U IC K
M OTOR. C O M P A N Y
funt . mk . il — division
or
general motors corpora tion
Walter W. Metzger
UrMhnm
SALE« AND SERVICE