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PAGE THREE
Boring Postmaster
Resigns Position
GIZZARD
CAPSULE
Mort
of all chicken* are to-
felted with intestinal worm*, according to
pou try authorities— worm* which rob a
fowl of it* food, lower vitality, decrease
•g g production, retard growth— rob you of
your poultry profits.
Th* GIZZARD CAPSUUB will quickly nd
your chicken* of both tap* worms snd round
worm*.
Five times a* effective as worm
remedies given in food or drink.
Why? The
GIZZARD CAPSULE i* insoluble and Car­
rie* the medicine* intact to the gitxard
where it is broken like a grain of com, re­
leasing the medicine* Into the w.mn in­
fested intestines in full strength and un­
diluted.
As easy to administer as giving a pill.
Suitable for chick* at 10 weeks (1 lb* ) to
full grown. Don’t feed worm*. Stop thi*
waste and increase your profits
Give GIZ­
ZARD CAPSULES now. Satisfaction gnar^
an teed or money refunded.
An »pen com petitive exam ination
to fill a vacancy in th e office of
postm aster at Boring, Oregon, will
be held about th e middle of A ugust
at G resham by th e U nited States
civil service com mission. A pplica­
tions for th is exam ination m ust he
filed at W ashington, D. C., not later
than July 27, 1928. T he date fob
giving the exam ination w ill be giv­
en on the adm ission card s sent ap ­
plicants a fte r th e above date.
Wm. A. Morand. who has been
postm aster at Boring since 1914, r e ­
signed his position to tak e effect
on July 1, and since then has been
employed in P o rtlan d as assista n t
secretary for th e g ran d lodge of
Oregon I. O. O. F.
TROUTDALE
PLYMOUTH
Mrs. Nancy P. Thom as, who is
atten d in g norm al at Monmouth, ex­
pects to go from th e re to San F ra n ­
cisco to visit h er b ro th er who is
th ere from Honolulu.
Mrs. L. A. H arlow w as a guest of
th e Beaux A rts society a t luncheon
at th e Sign of th e Rose te a room s
on Friday.
T he T ro u td ale F low er club ex­
hibited a very a ttra c tiv e collection
of flowers in th e w indows of th e
T ro u td ale iq fa t m a rk e t la st S a tu r­
day.
L ittle Ja c k Spence, son of Mr
and Mrs. W allace Spence had th e
m isfo rtu n e la st T h u rsd ay to fall
w hile ru nning, strik in g his head on
th e fender of a car, cu ttin g an ugly
gash over his eye.
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Coons and
ch ild ren left Sunday for A rlington
to visit Mrs. Coon’s relatives.
Mrs. Amy Morand, who is a s sist­
ant p ostm aster, has ch arg e of the
Boring postofflce un til fu rth e r a r ­
rangem ents a re made. She plans
to m ake application for th e posi
tion of p ostm aster and tak e the ex­
am ination on th e appointed date.
Mrs. R. C. W ilson retu rn ed home
last F rid ay from a tw o-week stay
at th e beach.
Mr. and Mrs. F red P elton mo­
to red to E stacad a lake Sunday
They w ere accom panied by Mr. and
Mrs. F red Norton and son of P o rt­
land
Lawn Mowers.
Mr. and Mrs. E rro l Ide. Miss V era
We rep a ir and sh arp en lawn
Holfs and O. F. McNeel w ent to
i
mowers.
We
call
for
and
deliver.
PRESC RIPTIO N DRUGGISTS
,J . E. M etzger, G resham , phone N ew port S atu rd ay evening to visit
Phone 1761
G resham , Oregon 1901.—Adv.
tf th e p are n ts of Mrs. Ide and Miss
H aefs and O. F. McNeel w ent to
home and th e o th ers retu rn ed to
T ro u td ale Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Coons visited
in P o rtlan d Sunday at th e home of
Mr. Coon's au n ts, Mrs. F red W ag­
ner and Miss Scott.
T. A. McNeel, who w orks in P o rt­
land for the N orthw estern E lectric
m hnd,v ’,, Î n d J î rO,iIh‘
ra d ia to r.— L ong, low b o d ie s - G en ero u s room fo r 2 to 5 p a sse n g e rs a c c o rd in g
com pany, spent Monday and T ues­
trim * t'n r .
x u rio u s ,(.leep u p h o lste ry an d a p p o in tm e n t d e ta il. New “ S ilv e r-h o m e ” high-eo^îiipression eiD
day h ere visiting w ith relatives.
e \ n a 'i i . l i n i r S| , v i r
gUs<’ n ‘‘’ S n» ‘» th speed up to «0 an d m ore m iles an hour. C h ry sle r lig h t-a c tio n in te rn a l
is
Mr. and Mrs. R obert W ilson of
e x p a n d in g h y d rau lic fo u r-w h e e l b ra k e s— no o th e r c a r of th is p rice p ossesses th is fe a tu re .
P o rtlan d spent Sunday a t th e home
of th e fo rm er's m other, Mrs. H attie
W ilson.
HAROLD BARR
CLYDE McMURRY
Mr. and Mrs. Z. G. Schenck e n te r­
S alesm en
W. O. SHAVER
tained a t th e ir hom e in Victory dis­
FRANK WELTY
PHONE
1141
GRESHAM, OREGON
tric t on th e F o u rth Mrs. E lecta
HENRY SORENSEN
P arso n s. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. P a r ­
sons, Mrs. Mary P arso n s and son dinner at the W right home on S u n ­ Monday night and gave H arold |
day.
Cook and bride, form erly Miss Rose
Dale, Mrs. E unice Robinson and
gg
of P o rtlan d was
a rousillK ch a riv ari. Re-
fam ily, all of T routdale, also Mrs. ■ W. B. o. S tru b le
r a u i
•.
tresh n ien ts of sandw iches, ca k e ,
1
D ora S hute and son C harles and a guest at th e L. A. H arlow home ( a n d,coffee w ere served.
j Mr\ a n <] ^,rs H om er B ennett and
Mr. and Mrs. Sam H arlow of P o rt­ on Ju ly 4.
The Jewelry and Opti­
Mr. and Mrs. A. Selling and Miss ¡children, Mary E lizabeth, H ollis
land.
cal Store of the common
Thelm a Selling w ere guests a t th e a “ d D°uff>«9. visited at the home
Mrs. L. A. H um phrey, who dem ­
home of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. W ilson • J’he week"
They “ 'll
at S o
people
o n strated for th e Crown Mills,
«
| Wash.
held a very in stru ctiv e m eeting at on th e F o u rth .
One of th e finest sto c k s of
Miss D orothy K endall is spend- j ^ a y G uenther is w orking a t the
the schoolhouse on T hursday, F ri­
D iam onds a n d W atch es in
ing her vacation In S eattle w ith 1 G reaham cannery.
day and S aturday. Those who a t­
th e N o rth w e st
tended derived m uch p leasu re and relatives.
FAIRVIEW
O
ptical
P a rlo rs second to
Mrs. F ran ces Fox en tertain ed at '
knowledge. A good m any young
Mrs. Ju lia Snover was given a
n
o
n
e,
a
n d you w ill find
her
hom
e
on
Sunday
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G R E SH A M , OREGON
folks attended
su rp rise birthday p arty at her hom e
p rices v ery re a so n a b le
Em
anuel
Fox
and
ch
ild
ren
and
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. McGinnis and
Monday afternoon
attended l»y
356 Alder St., Portland
hildren and Mr. and Mrs. Will Mrs. Minnie B eiderm an in honor of ! about 25 ladles. The ch a p te r o f :
Mr.
Fox'
birthday.
L
ittle
N
adine
|
P h o n e B E acon »08«
rig h t and children had a picnic
S hort of Vancouver, Wash., g ra n d ­ O. E. S., of which she is a m em ber,
J * ' E c o n o m ic a l T r o m p a r la ! ,o n
p
ut
on
the
floral
degree,
which
co
n
­
d au g h ter of Mrs. Fox, was also j
present as she has sp en t th e past i trib u ted much to her pleasure. She
week here. On th e evening all mo- I was presented w ith a bedspread, a !
tored to V ancouver and visited at ' gift from th e E a ste rn S tar, and ;
the home of N adine's p aren ts, Mr. | m any other useful gifts. Dainty |
and Mrs. M. S hort, and left Nadine refresh m en ts w ere served. T hree
auto loads from P o rtlan d , nieces
at home.
and neptiew s of Mrs. Snover, cam e
F a ilu re to keep in touch
in th e evening to finish up th e day's
R uby Junction
w ith y o u r b u sin ess o r fam ily
celebration.
Mr. and Mrs. F erran ti have re ­
F airview was throw n into con­
I a t all tim e s h a s been m ade
tu rn ed to th e ir home a t Ruby Ju n c ­
LONG DISTANCE
tion after spending several m onths sid erab le excitem ent Sunday m o rn ­
L O C A L A N D TELEGRAPH
(in e x c u sab le because of th e
in P ortland. Mrs. F e rra n d 's h ealth ing a t sound of th e Are siren and
telep h o n e.
is g reatly improved. She has been the rep o rt th a t the residence owned
suffering from high blood pressure. by Clyde P. Stone was on Are. The
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben K aser and I kitchen floor and linoleum w ere
Cull L ong D istance
children and Mr. and Mrs. Byron L h „ . .■
. .
Pullen attended the fu n eral of Mrs.
B “ y ,lamHK®‘>.
th e flames
Leslie Croy J r , at Kelso, W ash., I w er® 8oon extinguished. T he dam - 1
,
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•
*
Sunday. Mrs. Croy was only 21 age w as covered by insurance. The 1
years old and her death cam e very lire w as caused by a leaking gas
unexpectedly, being caused from a ni„„
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elot of blood on the b rain which ’ 1
Mr' and Mrs F ra n k G reen-
Gresham
developed from an u lcerated tooth, j man moved la st week into the
Mr. and Mrs. P eter W eiland are house which had been v acant f o ri
n
. . u . ting to th e trem en­
T h f T o u r in g $ . j n r
O t f ,11.1
all the reasons con trib
or R oad^er . . 4 9 5
w m ".’" ? a ft h ree;mo,iIthk trlP w hich th e past two m onths
dous p ublic acceptance o f the Bigger and Better
Hill tak e them to N eb rask a and
..
T h e C o u p e ..$ 5 9 5
several eastern states. They plan
Mrs. ( h rlsttn e F itzgerald and two
k hf?ur°t -5 ff’He ¿S T ° re *rnP °rtant than the
to s ta rt soon and will leave th e ir j children of Los A ngeles arc v isit- j
Thr
4- rXx»r S/r’wr’
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place In ch arg e of th e ir son H arry Ing a t the home of Mrs. Jam es An- |
A jolly crowd g ath ered a t th e | d p rs„ n
T h e C o n v e r tib le
Sport
N ot ° n jy d o C hevrolet-Fisher bodies reveal
home of Mr. and Mrs. W illard Cook
6 9 5
C a b rio le t
Mr. an a Mrs. H arry A ndrade |
outstandm g beauty o f lin e, detail and finish,
T h e Im p e r ia l $*7 < ~
L a n d a u T ? .... 7 1 5
:
have
retu rn ed from a tw o-w eeks’ I
they provide th e added strength and safety
m otor trip th ro u g h C alifornia. They
o f Fisher s fam ous hardw ood and steel con-
A l l p r ic e , I. o. b
F lin t, M ic h .
a re at p resen t a t th e home of Mrs.
struction. A n d in every C h evrolet closed body
C h e e k C h e v r o le t
i A ndrade’s m other, Mrs. H. C. I
here is provided th e upholstery o f rich pattern,
D e liv e r e d P r i c e .
Moore, w here th ey expect to re- |
th e hardware o f per.od d esign, and the attrac­
T h e y in c lu d e th e
l o w c t h a n d lin g an d
m
ain indefinitely. Mrs. R ansford |
tive color h arm onies w h ic h are such im portant
fin a n c in g chargee
T horpe of Oak Grove, who has been
a v a ila b le .
factors in true m otor car d istin ction.
j visiting with her m other, Mrs.
W hen you exam in e the C h evrolet coach you
Moore, has retu rn ed home.
w tll real,re h o w im pressively it em bod ies these
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge Lum sden
tod n ! *nU *
6 0 6 Car q u a,itv* C om e in
' drove to V ernonia Sunday w here
j they attended th e wedding of Miss
G ertrude Weed and E dw ard G rant.
The bride w as form erly a teach er
J In thé P a rk ro se schools, and Mr.
G rant, also from P ark ro se, was
Pure White Lead and Linseed Oil—PLUS’
well know n in ea ste rn M ultnom ah
county.
T he
beautiful
picnic
T h a t’s w hat y o u r m a s te r p a in te r d ep en d s
g rounds at the brid e's home made
on fo r a s a tis fa c to ry job. T h a t’s w h at R a s­
a w onderful se ttin g for th e outdoor
m ussen P a in ts a re m ade w ith -p lu s th e o th ­
wedding. T he couple will resid e in
e r tim e tested e le m en ts, such as zinc, th a t
P o rtland.
CATSj
m ak e good p a in t b e tte r.
C laude H eslln retu rn ed home
S atu rd ay from th e v eteran s' hos­
pital w here he u n derw ent an o p er­
F or E x terio rs
ation six w eeks ago.
He feels
RA8XIK8KN PI KE PAINT
Also Creosote Shingle sta in ;
g rea tly im proved.
P o n h Floor P a in t; ilsrn and
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bunn and
H o o f P a in t; Truck. Tractor and
Im plem ent Paint ; Automobile
d au g h ter B arb ara and Rodney H all
E nam els; Spar Varnish; Roof
c o a tin g , Concrete and Cement
retu rn ed home S unday evening
Coating.
^ü |
a fte r spending th e F o u rth a t P rln e- '
v ille, am) Visiting relatives at B. nil,
F or In terio rs
Oregon.
W all-D ura W ashable W a l l
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HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
STAPLES
ftlealei’ S
Jctoelrp &tore
KEEP IN TOUCH
^Jrue 'Distinction
with Body by Fisher
^he Coach only 1585
O regon T elephone C o .
Summer Price
now on
Rock Springs Coal
No. 1 Old Growth
Cord Wood
Shearer Chevrolet Co.
Q U A L IT Y
A T '
LOW
C O ST
Paints
KERRY« RATES 21 CENTS EACH
W hile they last, one-piece top, full
stitched crate. A su b stan tia l aav-1
Ing
W alrad M ercantile Co.-—Adv
THINK
JUDD FUEL CO.
Phone 1¿81
Gresham
THINK
THINK
The Farmers Mutual Fire Relief
Association. Farm and suburban |
property. H. W. Snashnll, preai- j
dent, Oreeham, Pleasant View Ave.,
Phone 3065.
P a in t. Itacollte Enam els; In-
Side Floor P a in t; Oil S ta in s ;
Floor and Varnish Stain . Bath
Tub Enam el, Durable
FI,sir
Varnish.
Varnishes
Lacquers
A. W. Metzger & Co.
Phone l l i l
G resham