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Mr». H annah Shaw spent
Mr and Mrs. H. M. M oreland and
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. H elgeson and
days last week at th e home of Mrs sm all son left F riday for Berkeley
four ch ild ren , of W esthope, N. D.,
Mercy Donley at Lenta.
Cal., w here Mr M oreland will at
Mr. and Mrs. G eo-ge H unter, of tend sum m er school. T he com ing were c a lle rs F riday evening on Mr.
P endleton, w ere g u ests last week of year h e will have ch arg e of the and Mrs. W. J. Cooper and family.
They w ere on th eir way home from
Mias C laudia Thom, of Bend, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Turner
a g ric u ltu ra l d ep artm en t of the Au­
C alifornia and will go by way of
Ore., left W ednesday for P o rtlan d
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. W alser and burn, Cal., high school.
Canada. A daughter. Miss R uth
afte r a visit at the home of her two children, M eredith and Milli-
Mrs. W. P. T uerck and two ch il­ H elgeson, w as a teach er last year
aunt, Mrs. C. N. T aber. She will cent, have moved from P o rtlan d and
O ther
visit relativ es in P ortlan d before are com fortably settled in th e Bap- dren a re spending th e sum m er in in th e S ilverton schools.
re tu rn in g to her home. Miss Thom tlst p - arso n ag e on W est Pow ell San F rancisco a t the hom e of Mrs. g u ests d u rin g the week at th e Coop­
is the dau g h ter of Dr J. W. Thom, s tr eet. Mr. W alser Is the m an ag er T u erck 's p aren ts. Mr. T uerck, em ­ er home w ere C. A. M atthews and
a b ro th er of Mrs. Taber.
of the P iggly W iggly sto re in th is I c ployed
tJ, n , at
. n th
il e local p lan t of the his d au g h ter. Miss Aima M atthew s
place.
I S tan d ard Oil com pany, p lan s to also of W esthope. T he M atthew s
Mrs. J. F. C ham bers and d aughter
Mr. and Mrs. H enry H ughes, of Ji” " h l8/ a“ “ 1’' ,n C alifornia In a fam ily p lan s to come to Oregon th is
erkshire Stockings fit per­
H elen cam e S atu rd ay m orning from W indsor,
nr Idaho,
i.to»,« ____
w ere c a lle rs F rl-
. I few weeks for his an n u al vacation. fall to reside, if possible.
fectly because they arc fu ll
Word
has
been
received
th
a
t
Mrs
“ Week-end vf8lt day on Mrs. P. A. Gould
They
T he Rev. and Mrs. B urton Davies
fajluûneJ. Made in all weights and
ie n n e th 8 R h3? " " ’ a * “ 8? “ ”"
Were “cconU’a » “' d ‘»y Mrs Hughes- D ennis T aylor, of P o rtlan d , for- and ch ildren, Beryl, M argery, R ach­
in all the newest shades. A prod­
K enneth R oberts, and other mem- | m other, Mrs. H arriso n , of La m e-!y of G resham , has been called el and L aw rence, of W est S eattle,
FOR
uct of the Berkshire Knitting
her® of th e R oberts family.
G rande, Ore.
to T ekam ah. Neb., by th e serious arriv ed S atu rd ay for a w eek-end
Mills,** the largest mills in the
illness of her m other.
visit w ith the Rev. Mr. D avies’
world devoted exclusively to the
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. M anning, Mr. cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Benj. H.
m anufacture of w om en's f u j
and Mrs. John Roberts and Mrs. Davies. They are h ere for the a n ­
fashioned silk stockings. Ask to
C atherine H arm on atten d ed th e nual convention of th e C h ristian
see the new shades.
Oregon P ioneer association g a th e r­ ch u rch a t Vancouver, W ash., which
ing at th e auditorium in P o rtlan d began yesterday. Mr. Davies is
We Have a large and com THE PEK0,
Thursday. All rep o rt a splendid p asto r of th e West S eattle C h ris­
plete assortment to
service w eight.
ON STORAGE FUEL
tim e and m ach Interest. D uring tia n church.
select from.
P a i r .............
the past y ear 400 old pioneers,
A p arty consisting of E ditor and
FU LL
F A S H IO N E D
I R0D0,
m em bers of th e association, have Mrs. H. L. St. Clair, th eir dau g h ter,
ROCK SPRINGS LUMP COAL, Ton
Prlced from
heavier w eight
oth r
Mr“' M ann,ng an d Miss M argaret St. C lair. Miss Em-
P a i r .............
rs residing n ear G resham w ere ma B. Jo h n so n and Mrs. E lsie Cogs-
OLD-GROWTII FUEL TIES, Corti.......
Iv Pen?! " Ce at
D° UKlas Coun- wel1
F rid ay m orning by auto
„ C° lo5s: C ham pagne, Nude, P earl B lush, Everglow A le sa n R io n s
S Ä
.
B ,“ k - " " > • » J i
Saw ed any length, delivered a fte r A ugust 1.
24 In P m H a n 7 8TM
JUnP ' ° r C r“ ‘e r L ak e n atlonal Park to
wh ch Mr M
.
association, of atten d th e convention of the Oregon
Also Real Prices on Cordwood, Rick-wood and Slab
.M r , M anning Is P resident, S tate E d ito rial association
Cards
Also a full line of colors in ARROW HEAD SILK HOSE
Mr
» ." I
' » « ■” »"v
in both re g u la r and e x tra sizes. P a ir.
T h u rs d .? ?
retu rn ed on ing a fine trip , but the m ountain
T hursday from a m onth’s visit w ith | scenery en route m ore or less ob-
h er g ra n d p a re n ts at La Crosse, Wig.
scu re on account of w eath er condi
BLOCK EAST OF MT. HOOD DEPOT
A m ost enjoyable event of T h u rs­ tions. T hey w ent by w ay of Bend
P h ones: Office. 1051; Residence, WJXi
day evening was a dinner p arty at and will retu rn over th e Pacific
Maffet's villa at L ato u rell falls, a t­ highw ay. T hey expect to be back
GRESHAM
tended by m em bers of the M eth­ W ednesday evening.
GRESHAM, OREGON
odist ch u rch choir. Covers w ere
8. S. Thom pson, who has been
laid for IS. The evening w as spent serio u sly ill for the p ast four weeks
Mr. and Mrs. H arold Lew is w ere
in th e beautiful living room of the in P o rtlan d Medical h ospital, is treated to an enjoyable ch ariv ari
villa, w here stu n ts, m usic and oth- being retu rn ed to his home the first F rid ay evening by a group of th eir ,
e r diversions w ere enjoyed. T hose of th is week. He w ill not be able triends, th e m ajo rity of whom w ere '
v e w n W r e i he ReV’ 811,1 Mr8’ H ,O rece,v e vi8itora for the P ^ s e n t from the W alrad M ercantile com -I
pany, w here Mr. Lew is is em-1
W ilhelm, Mr. and Mrs. H en ry ow ing to his w eakened condition.
S
orensen,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ja
ck
so
n
Ployed.
Someone th o u g h tfu lly pro- |
You will find it easy to supply your vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sowles left yes­
Jones, Mr. and Mrs. L eslie W alrad, te rd a y for a four-day trip to V an­ vided ice cream and w afers w hich
Hosiery wants here.
Mrs. J. E. G ates, Mrs. M ary Dodge, couver, B. C., and o th er p a rts of m ade th e evening a m ost enjoyable
Mrs. H. II. Ott, Mrs. E lsie Cogswell, the P u g et Sound country.
affair. Two o th er ch a riv ari groups
English ribbed Sport Hose, rayon plated,
Miss Amy Cooper. Miss H elen R og­
T he sm all boy w ith a d esire to arriv ed d u rin g th e evening to assist
comes in all the best colors. Priced at.... ’.
ers, Miss Emma B, Johnson, Miss celeb rate th e glorious F o u rth by in the noise.
Oiir gem pieces are works
IIM IM M tlfH IIItttllll
W innlfred O sburn, H al Jo n es and m eans of firecrack ers and the usual
Dr. G eorge M allett.
Ladies’ silk and rayon from the Allen A Mills—un­
accom panim ents is m eeting w ith attention called
of art that do honor tc he
Reuben T reb er has begun exca poor success in his req u e sts to
usual values—Comes in Naturelle, White Jade,
TO FIREWORKS DANGER
vations
for
a
new
house
on
th
e
G resham m erch an ts, a s th e sale of
The d an g er to ch ild ren because
Shell, French Nude, Atmosphere. Sizes * 7 A
craftsman, the jeweler and
Section L ine road a mile ea st of th ese
joy-producing a rtic le s is of firew orks, and th e need of special
s ' ■ to 10’
I'm ,\i at
......
G resham . T he building will be a g a in st th e law and s tric tly p ro ­ ca re on th e p a rt of p a re n ts to p ro ­
the possessor alike (¡C Inferior
in iiiiiH iiiiiiiiiiiiii
m odern in every p articu la r. Mr. hibited in th e c o rp o rate lim its of tect them a re pointed out in the
jewelry brings neither pride
T reb er will be assisted in th e c a r ­ G resham .
follow ing le tte r issued by th e O re­
p en ter w ork by his b ro th er H enry
The high school w as entered gon sta te board of h e a lth :
nor pleasure (J W e specialize
Miss C athryn Metzger Is an as T h u rsd ay evening and th e com bina­
"T he p a re n ts of th ree sm all ch il­
s is ta n t d u rin g th e sum m er vacation tio n lock broken to th e v ault, p a ­ d ren killed by firew orks la st year
in jewelry that you may be
period at th e T w entieth C entury pers and o th er a rtic le s sc attered ree n tly ap p eared before th e R oches­
Stepping Stones are
store.
well proud to own
about, b ut nothing m issing as far te r, N. Y., common council and
fast becoming very
T he So and Sew circle of th e as can be ascertain ed at p resen t. urged th e adoption of an ordinance
M ethodist L adies’ Aid will conduct V aluable silv erw are and ty p e w rit­ to prohibit th e sale and disch arg e
popular with the la­
a food sale F riday, Ju ly 6, a t th e ers w ere ignored by th e would-be of firew orks w ith in th e city w ith
dies that desire an all
H. W. S tro n g b erry farm . All food thieves. E n tran ce to the building th e exception of th e display of set
silk hose for only
is asked to be delivered by 11 was m ade by b reaking a window in pieces at com m unity celeb ratio n s.”
One Dollar.
o'clock to eith er S tro n g ’s sto re or th e boys’ lavatory. T he w ork does T he ord in an ce requested by these
They c o m e i n
th e residence of Mrs. A. M. S h er­ not look like th a t of professionals. bereaved p are n ts w as passed by the
man. T his food sale w ill be th e first
F rench Nude, Even-
Mrs. A. F. Hoover, Mrs. Gus Don­ council—too late so far as they
of four to be conducted a t th e ley and Mrs. Bessie Dixon, w ith w ere concerned— but th e ir action
glow, (irain, Flesh-
S tro n g b erry farm during the sea- th e ir m other, Mrs. A nnie Beers, m ay be th e m eans of saving o th er
Pink, Vanity, Pearl
son.
drove to T he D alles F rid a y w ith children.
GRESHAM, OREGON
Blush, White Jade,
A fine of $10 each w as imposed on W esley C unningham , Mrs. D ixon’s
Since it is probable th a t th e a u ­
Nude, Shell, Grey,
A. J. W. Brow n and George Dietl, son, who cam e down to atten d the th o rities of m ost com m unities in
local m eat m ark et p ro p rieto rs, on fu n eral of his uncle, H o b art Beers. Oregon will still allow th e sale and
Remember the price
ad u lterated food ch arg es p referred W hile th e re the ladies visited at the use of d an g ero u s firew orks on In ­
$1.00
by the sta te food inspectors. T he farm home of C. L. Look. Mr. C un­ dependence Day—in some cities
fine w as imposed by D istrict Judge n in g h am ’s em ployer.
have been allow ed it for days
Mears F riday m orning.
No. 845 All-silk Hose with fine lisle top, heel and
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Beegle and in advance in defiance of p resen t
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford C. B lanch­ Mrs. A nnie Beers drove to W ater­ law s— it becom es th e d uty of the
toe Full fashioned. Comes in Honey Beige
ard , of S an ta Ana, Cal., enjoyed a loo, Ore., Sunday m o rning to visit
sta te d ep a rtm en t of h ealth to point
Flesh Pmk, Pearl Blush, White Jade, Misty
p a rt of th e ir honeym oon trip last w ith Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Heyne. out to p a re n ts some of th e m ore im ­
Morn, Nude, I ansan, Kasha Beige, Gun Metal
week at the hom e of the groom s They expect to re tu rn th is evening. p o rta n t cau ses of F o u rth of Ju ly
uncle and au n t. Mr. and Mrs. O. A.
Sizes 8*4 to 10%
Mrs. C lara P u lle r has been su f­ accid en ts an d m eans by w hich they
Kastm an. They are to u rin g th e ferin g for sev eral days w ith a se­ can safeg u ard th e ir youngsters.
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co ast as far as V ictoria. B. C.
IH IW M M tM IM IIim u
vere a ttac k of n eu ritis.
“ T he ty p e of firew orks w hich is
set off by g rin d in g u nder the heel
or by pounding and w hich is known
No. 1625- Munsing’s, extra long, all-silk with
by various fanciful nam es such as
pointed heel tom es in a large range of the sea­
’nigger ch a se rs,’ 'sp it devil,’ ’devil
Our town is growing. With the growth,
o n -th e-w alk ,’ etc., co n tain s phos
son s best colors. Sizes 8% to 10%.
-i n r *
phorous, a deadly poison. It is not
more people are using electricity and ALL the
Priced at
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1 .¿ 7 0
a ra re th in g for a young child, mis
people are using MORE electricity. Oor service
ta k in g th is m ateria l for candy,
must keep pace with this demand.
put some of it in his m outh, u sually
w ith a fatal resu lt. Or children
" h enyou invest your savings in Portland
m ay become poisoned by handling
This Store will Close at « p.
except Saturdays,
Electric Power company $6.00 First Preferred
the m a terial and su bsequently put
after July 4th.
btock,
tin g th e ir fingers in th e ir m ouths
RUY W ITH CONFIDENCE
If an accid en t of th is kind happens
give th e victim liquid p etrolatum
Y ou're investing in the progress of the commu­
or m ineral oil and call a doctor itn
nity.
V our investment pays a steady income and
m ediately.
shows
a steady increase in value.
“Severe b u rn s are alw ays dan
I M STI DEBAKER Coach. Ilk....... w
gerous. On th e F o u rth d o n 't dress
This stock yields «.25% dividends.
your ch ild ren in fluffy light m ate
1»25 FORD Coupe, repainted, reconditioned
rial w hich w ill easily catch fire
Hay harvest w ill soon be here and as usual we are
Even sp a rk le rs, which o rd in arily
prepared to give you quick service on your needs in
15,21 EORI> Con,w, repainted, reconditioned
"iiis line.
are harm less, have been rep o rted as
Write, call or phone today.
se ttin g fire to light m uslin dresses
1921 FORD Touring.
"T etan u s, o r lockjaw , is p erh ap s
Better check over now what you need and phone
1923 CHEV ROLET Coach.
the d anger m ost to be feared as
‘
b" n°
»»“ » " ¡n »
1921 DV ERLAM) Touring.
resu lt of F o u rth of Ju ly accidents
The lockjaw germ w ill only grow
1922 ESSEX Touring.
in the absence of oxygen. Its habi­
1921 DODGE Touring.
ta t is th e soil, p a rtic u la rly m anured
PITC H FORKS
earth . Deep w ounds In th e soft
1921 STAR Touring.
j
HAY ROPE
flesh, such as a re caused by blank
192« FORD Roadster.
|
3 and 1 Hue
c a rtrid g e w ads, are p a rtic u la rly
* **^CTIUC ®TO * to ^i^r CLECTRIC BLDO
■ AU sizes for farm use
Short or long handle, also
1921 FORD RoadMcr.
d angerous as th e wad u su ally c a r­
ex tra bandies
ries su rface d irt to th e deeper tis ­
I925EORD Sedan.
$20 Electric Bldg., Portland, Oregon
sues w hich gives th is germ th e best
I-DRD Butf, looks good, has license.
possible condition for grow th and
the developm ent of its poisons. In is again up to th e p are n ts to pro- I
(A R D OF THANKS
Hay Rope Pulleys
i
HAY FORKS
We •vish
____ to
_ th a n k our
such cases call your doctor at once tect th e ir own children.
And ju st a word to the ad u lts. frle,’<ls for th e sym pathy expressed
and let him give te ta n u s antitoxin.
Also pulleys for cable. J Rolfs single trees,
If given early enough th is will p re­ According to th e sta te traffic bu- .„ ’iLl’i ii!e r<‘cent dea‘h ot our be-
doable trees, jugs, water
■ Single ami double blocks
autom obile
fata lities a re John F itia h Kr*ndfathpr and uncle,
vent lockjaw : If given after sym p­ reau
baifs ele.
b*a >-
GRESHAM
tom s develop Its action Is far less trip led on th e F o u rth of Ju ly p ?„ J X " f t o w £ , ° 'M’ and ,o r
sale!
positive.
L
ockjaw
once
fully
devel­
Kl I I IHII.IT1
F M?r
m !? eldrb° U8e and fam ily, Mrs.
SEBV K )
t ’v F,eldho’” «? and familv,
oped Is com m only fatal.
Precaution
ihT \ n e fn0ullik8on and fam­
“H ave we overestim ated F o u rth
ily. Miss Allen.
io re m a n : P at, you had no rig h t
New Cars
A large list el
of Ju ly dan g ers* L ast year afte r
to touch th a t w ire. Don’t you know
W
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KSIOIIT
I -ed Implements
th e holiday, ed ito rial com m ent was
MASONIC PICNIC
whippet
THE
you m ight have been killed by the
STOKE
( II R I R l.tR
p rac tica lly u nanim ous for regulated shock?
IriE?".’ mlsg ,he Maaonlc picnic at
ï i ’Jr.'.0«"’. Park ,he Fo»rth of July.
celeb ratio n s.
But m em ories are
P a t: S u re ' I felt It carefu lly , A dm ission 10 cents, ch ild ren 'u n d e r
sh o rt, a y ear is a long time, and it before J took hold d of H.
1“ fre*’ T ickets at T odd’s barber
Gresham Locals
FLliSS
B
July 4=
Big July Special i
$1.50
$12
7
U
to
25?
$1.98
B E R K S H IR E
S T O C K IN G S
98c
HEPP’S
GRESHAM FUEL CO.
Racket Store
Walrad Mercantile Co.
Silk Hosiery
for July 4th
<^4 Source of T ri de
50c
Zi/C
LADIES' ALL-SILK HOSE
One Dollar
JWcaiep’s
Jetoelrp &tore
MUNSING SILK HOSE
INVEST
$1.50
in the Progress
of the Community
MUNSING ALL-SILK HOSE
W. R. H IC K S CO.
Hay Harvest Equipment
Dependable Used Cars
$800
$225
.. $200
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A. W. Metzger & Co.
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