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HOWELL VALLEY
PLEASANT HOME
No services w ill be held a t the
The Sunday school of th e Meth
Saron L u th e ra n church next S u n o d ist Episcopal ch u rch will m eet
day on account of the Bible in sti Sunday, Ju ly 29. at 10 o'clock. It
tu te w hich will be held at Colton is expected th a t th e ru sh of berry
Please phone or w rite Items for
th e Outlook — but give your real
and atten d ed by m em bers of the h arv est will be sufficiently abated
Mr. Logan, an em ploye on th e Saron L u th e ra n congregation.
name. Call G resham 1541.
to perm it th e re tu rn of several
dam co n stru ctio n w ork n ear Bull
T he Rev. and Mrs. Enoch San-
Run who recen tly cam e to th is lo deen, th e ir sm all sou and Miss teach ers and officers who have been
cality from C alifornia, is a t th e Evodis H ult of Eugene retu rn ed absent for several weeks. The
T hom as sa n ita riu m recu p eratin g Sunday from th eir trip to Des ch u rc h service will be at 11:15.
from th e effects of an autom obile Moines, Iowa, and Illiuois, th e fo r T he pasto r, th e Rev. O liver Gill,
accident w hich occurred on T h u rs m er hom e of Mrs. Saudeen. Miss w ill ta k e for his su b ject “C h ar
day evening of last week a t th e foot H ult w ent to Eugene the following ac te ristic s of V ictorious Living",
based on th e life of a fam ous Bibli
of L ittlep ag e hill east of G resham , day.
cal
ch a racter. T he E pw orth League
when his c a r crash ed th ro u g h the
The Rev. Jo n a s Johnson, a fo r devotional m eeting will be at 7
railin g of th e bridge and o ver m er p asto r, will occupy the pulpit
tu rn ed . T he bridge of th e m an's at th e M ission church Sunday o'clock. T he topic w ill be “ Pion
We are buyers of
nose w as broken and his face badly m orning at 11 o'clock. In th e eve eers in C h ristian A dventure.” Anna
L ennartz is announced as th e lead
all kinds of raw
cut.
ning at 8 o'clock Prof. P. P erson er. T h ere w ill be no evening
Logan w as sta rtin g for his eve- ; of North P ark college, Chicago, will
furs. Write for
ning's w ork and w as approaching speak in the absence of th e reg u lar ch u rc h service a t 8 o’clock as has
price lists.
the foot of th e bridge a t a rapid p asto r, th e Rev. Don Shogren, who been th e custom for some tim e, the
pace.
It is supposed he had on too ! is atten d in g a Bible conference at service being dicontinued.
A. L. Valcauda,
'U h rn th e V icto ry Six w as a n n o u n c e d six
Mrs. C. L. Robison and d au g h ter
m
uch
speed
to m ake th e sh a rp tu rn Lake Sam m am ish. T he evening
Manager
m o n t h s a g o it w as t h e ta lk o f t h e to w n .
G
ladys,
of
New
W
estm
inister,
B.
C
and w ent on th ro u g h th e railing. service w ill be in English.
It w as a grea t ca r t h e n ; it is a n ev e n g r e a te r
I t is said by those com ing to th e ; The Home and Foreign M ission who sp en t tw o weeks as g u ests of
ear n o w . I l h a s sto o d t h e t e s t . E ach m o n t h
rescue th a t th e heavy steel con- !
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. M arkell, began
We have no trav elin g buyers . . and pay no outside
ary society w ill hold a m eeting
h a s se e n a s u b s t a n t ia l in c r e a s e in V icto ry
stru ctio n of his new Dodge coupe W ednesday evening at 8 o'clock at th e ir re tu rn trip home Sunday.
salarie s, com m issions or o th e r buying expenses. You get
Six sa le s.
was all th a t saved him from being I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H
arry
C
arlson
gave
the m oney o rd in arily sp en t for these expenses w hen you
th e home of Mrs. N'els L eK ander
crushed. He w as b ro u g h t to G resh to w hich all are cordially invited. a lawn p arty la st Friday, in honor
N o t b e c a u se o f w h a t w e h a v e b e e n sa v in g for
ship d irec t to us. Why not enjoy th is ex tra profit on
your fu rs?
am for tre a tm e n t and th e c a r was Mrs. Enoch Sandeen will give a re of th e ir guest Miss A delia Pedley,
six m o n t h s . Or b e c a u s e o f w h a t w e sa y n o w .
tak en to P o rtlan d for rep airs.
p o rt of th e m issionary d ep artm en t of Yakima, W ashington.
B u t b e c a u s e o f w h a t th e V icto ry Six i t .
W. F. McKinney retu rn ed T h u rs
of the synodical meeting w hich she
T
h e s n a p p ie s t , b e st lo o k in g , s p e e d ie s t ea r in
2131 W estern Avenue
L ittle excuse rem ains now adays j recently atten d ed at Des Moines, day m orning to e a ste rn Oregon
S e a ttle , U. S. A.
it s c la s s . A e a r y o u s h o u ld try o u t — n o w —
for an insect-eaten garden, says th e Iowa. A program will be followed w here he is to be em ployed in the
y o u r s e lf a t t h e w h e e l.
ag ric u ltu ra l college. Most of the by refresh m en ts.
w heat harvest.
common vegetable insects can be
T he Rev. and Mrs. LeRoy W alker
T o u rin g C ar o r R o a d x ter, f99S; C ou pe, »1045,
readily co ntrolled w ith sta n d ard '
Casey’s Rheum atic Remedy.
of St. H elens, Oregon, w ere guests
4 - d o o r S e d a n , (1 0 9 5 ; D r l . u i r S e d a n , 91170;
poison dusts.
Methods a re d e - ! C asey’s rheum atism and n eu ritis
He Luxe 4-paexen ger C o u p e *1170; S p o r t R oad-
a t the M ethodist p arsonage T u es
scribed in fu ll in Oregon ex p eri rem edy drives out the u ric acid
tta r . tlW S ; S p o r t S ed an , $ | 2 4 .V - «»• b. D e tr o it
day.
Rev.
W
alker
and
Rev.
Gill
m ent statio n c irc u la r 65, se n t free poison of rheum atism , n eu ritis,
lumbago, asth m a, hay fever, gout, sp en t some tim e o u tlin in g th eir
on request.
dropsy and pleurisy and reduces w ork for th e E pw orth League in-
pain and sw elling through direct
Lawn Mowers.
action on th e stom ach, liver and titu te w hich is to be held a t F alls
We re p a ir and sh arp en lawn kidneys; $1.50 a bottle. G u aran City, beginning A ugust 6. They P h o n e 1471
Pow ell St.
G R ESH A M
m ow ers. We call for and deliver. teed by T aber P harm acy.— Adv.
are to be d irecto r and a ssista n t di- j
J. E. M etzger, G resham , phone
rec to r respectively of the recrea-1
1901.—Adv.
tf
“Say it w ith a W antAd."
tional featu res of the in stitu te. Rev.
W alker is p asto r of th e M ethodist
ch u rch at St. H elens.
BY
DODGE
B R O TH ER S
There is only one place to buy
E. E. Collins, Mr. and Mrs. Jam es
THE ST ANDARD SIX »875 TO »970 AND THE SENIOR SIX »159» TO »1770
M anary, of P o rtlan d , Mrs. W illard
Sm ith and d au g h ters C aroline Jane,
See your nearest Dodge Brothers Dealer
FREE FAIR—No admission charged at gate
and Joe Ann of Ogden, U tah, and
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■w*
R obert M anary of New port, Oregon,
SHOWING
w ere recen t gu ests at the M arkell
TRACTORS
TWINE
IMPLEMENTS
home. H elen M arkell of P o rtlan d
is spending a week there.
The re g u la r m onthly m eeting of
M ultnom ah G range No. 71, will
300 B e lm o n t St.
ta k e place S aturday, Ju ly 28, a t 8
P o rtla n d
o'clock. All g ran g e rs are invited,
and non-m em bers a re w elcom e to
Gifts That Reflect Good Taste 9
atten d th e open social hour, begin
ning a t 9 o'clock.
M ultnomah
AUTOM OBILES
g ran g e scored th e booby prize at
await vour selection at our shop. Time and
tlie M ultnom ah county fa ir th is
patience are usually lost roaming from store to
M yers W a te r S ystem s, sh a llo w a n d deep w ell
year, but th e m em bers a re good
system s.
store hunting for something appropriate for
sp o rts and feel very kindly tow ard
Of
Farm
Machinery
and
Household
Goods
tlie
judges
for
the
score
given
New P o ta to D iggers, D rills, S p re a d e rs, U n iv e rsa l
the occasion. - The gift question for Weddings,
them , as the u n u su ally cold spring
M ilking M achines.
On the JOHN HOFFMEISTER FARM
Anniversaries, Birthdays and Parties, etc., can
and the very early date of th e fair
bad given a “prep ared feeling”
easily be solved at our shop at a moderate cost.
2 M iles W est of B o rin g a n d 2 M iles E a st of D am ascus
F a irb a n k s -M o rs e lig h t p la n ts a n d sh a llo w w ell
am ong th e m em bers th a t a high
w a te r sy stem s.
Score would he im possible.
T he usual order of w orship will
D eL aval m ilk in g m a c h in e s a n d c re a m s e p a ra to rs .
he observed at th e B aptist church
next Sunday. The pasto r, Gordon
New V a u g h a n g a rd e n tra c to r s a n d tra c to r tools.
Farm Machinery and Tools
Johnson, will preach a t 11 and 8
New L a S a lle tra ile rs .
Y O l’R JEWELER
o'clock. Sunday school convenes
3-inch W agon. L itchfield M anure S p read er. 10-disc
PO W E L L ST.
P h o n e 44
GRESH A M
at in o’clock and the B. Y. I’. U. at
G ra in D rill. Tw o 12-in. S teel P low s. O liver C hilled
7:30. All stra n g e rs in th e com
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Plow . 2 -h o rse C u ltiv a to r. 1-horse C u ltiv a to r. G a r
m unity are extended a h earty w el
den C u ltiv a to r. M ilw aukee M ower. 9-ft. Ila y R ake,
come.
lla y C a rrie r, w ith 1 GO-foot C able a n d th re e Steel
PHONE 1141
GRESHAM, OREGON
Mr. and Mrs. W ilfred N asshahn
Pulleys. S tu m p P u lle r, co m pletely equipped. 1000-lb.
W. A. H ESSEL
j . c . H ESSEL f
retu rn ed W ednesday from Mon
P la tfo rm Scales. 500-lb. B eam Scales. 30-gal. K ettle.
m outh, w here they have com pleted
Log C h ains. C ro sscu t Saw s. 12-foot P ru n in g S h ears.
th eir norm al train in g and a re now
M cCorm ick S ickle G rin d er. S tep L adder. .22 Special
p repared to en ter th e pedagogical
R e p e a tin g R itte.
T w o Spools B arbed W ire.
Tw o
profession.
o n io v i
Hi
V A L C A U D A F U R COJNC.
Largest Buyers
of Rabbit Skins
in the Pacific
Northwest
BROCKWAY & NELSON
Ofe V ic to r y S ix
Meet Us at the Fair
McCORMICK- DEERING
CHRYSLER
PLYM OUTH
W HIPPET
WILLYS KNIGHT
Slip <E>tf± -^Itop
H. O. T E N N E Y
Auction Sale
FRIDAY, AUGUST 3,1 P.M. Sharp
JKeakp » Sfetoekp édore
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
EFRIGERATE
H EA LTE1
10-gal M ilk C ans.
Tw o 5-gal. M ilk Cans.
L aw n
M ower. 50 feet G ard en H ose. A bout 15 gal. R ubber
R oof P a in t. V arious F a rm a n d G arden Tools.
Household Goods
A lm ost new liv in g room set, c o n s is tin g of ro ck ers,
c h a irs , couch a n d lib ra ry tab le. B runsw ick P h o n o
g ra p h . 8-foot E x te n sio n T able. W ritin g Desk. D in
in g a n d K itch en C h a irs. K itch en Stoves. D ishes.
C o o king U ten sils. Bed w ith S p rin g s a n d M attresses.
B ureau. C lo th es P ress. L ot of h a lf-g al. a n d q u a rt
F ru it J a rs . 1900 J u n io r W ash er, W ash T ubs, W rin g
ers, C opper W ash b o iler, a n d o th e r a rtic le s too n u m
e ro u s to m en tio n .
T E R M S —Sum s u n d e r $20, c a sh ; o v er $20, six m o n th s
w ith in te re s t a t 8 p e r cent. A rra n g e fo r te rm s w ith
c le rk b efo re d a te of sale.
JOHN H. HOFFMEISTER, Owner
m ark !
A. W. COOK, A u ctio n eer, D am ascus, O regon.
A. M EY ERS, C lerk , F irs t S ta te B ank, G resh am ,Ore.
Ordinarily when food is placed “on ice" it is put
into a cold temperature that gradually becomes
warmer as the ice melts. If the temperature
rises above fifty degrees, your food is in
danger of becoming unsafe to use. KeJ-
vinator foods remain pure.
PORTLAND
ELECTRIC
P O W E R t g g/lCOM PAN Y
P h o n e SOI
P ow ell S t
K eep
by
» til
G resh am
w e ll-k e p t
f o o d i1
BORING
T he reg u la r services a re a n
nounced at the M ethodist ch u rch on
Sunday. The Rev. O. J. Gill will
speak a t 10 and S unday school will
follow at 11. The atten d an ce a t the
school is keeping up very well for
th is season of th e year. The cla ss
es of Mrs. S h attu ck and Mrs. B or
ing had a picnic n ear Seifer statio n
the la tte r p a rt of th e week.
The Ladies Aid held a m id-sum
m er m eeting at the home of Mrs.
W. R. S h attuck T h u rsd ay afte r
noon.
in the Progress
of the Community
4
O ur tow n is g ro w in g .
W ith th e g ro w th ,
m o re people a re u sin g e le c tric ity a n d A L L th e
people a re u sin g M ORE e le c tricity . O ur serv ice
m u st keep pace w ith th is dem and.
W hen you in v e st y o u r sa v in g s in P o rtla n d
E le c tric P o w er co m p an y $6.00 F irs t P re fe rre d
Stock,
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. M alllcoat and
sons Sam and Dale and d au g h ters
Voti’re in v e stin g in th e p ro g re ss of th e com m u
G race and Em m a Lue sp e n t S u n
day at McMinnville. They took
n ity . Y our in v e s tm e n t pays a ste a d y incom e an d
Mrs. Hugh F arm er, m other of Mrs.
show s a ste a d y in c re a se in value.
M alllcoat, home. Mrs. F a rm e r has
been spending a m onth w ith Mr.
T h is stock yields «.25% dividends.
and Mrs. M alllcoat, looking afte r
little Em m a Lue d u rin g the b erry
harvest.
W rite, call o r p h o n e today.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. G regson and
sons Lee, N orm ar and C arl Jr., are
spending a tw o-w eeks’ vacation
visiting frien d s and relativ es In
Idaho. They w ere accom panied by
Mrs. G regson’s b ro th er, Edw ard
Mink.
II. G. Knox and fam ily of P o rt
land sp en t th e w eek-end w ith rela
tlves. Sunday they attended church
at H aley and were dinner g u ests of
»Leerme
buccttuc iuxk
the Rev. and Mrs. Jo h n N ordell at
I th eir Deep Creek home.
820 E le c tric Bldg., P o rtla n d , O regon
W. R. Telford and sons retu rn ed
the la tte r p a rt of th e w eak from a
| few days' stay a t th e beach.
I th e ir fall g rain . T he record hot
HALEY
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k S lefer and w eather is causing th e g rain to
Sunday school o f the H aley B ap
sons and Mrs. Roy Cochran spent ripen very fast, and no doubt will
tist church will convene a t 10
the week-end a t the home of Mrs. cu t th e yield.
o'clock, followed by m orning w or
Emma Gregson.
Mr. ami Mrs. L ester Boring w ere ship a t 11. The evening service
Mrs. H. 11. L u n d is having as
house g u ests th is week Mrs. Cal- d in n er g u ests a t th e home of O. W. w ill convene a t 8 o'clock. All s e r
very of Sum m er, M ont, and Mrs. Boring on Sunday, and the O. H. vices next Sunday will be conduct
C alvery’s d au g h ter, Mrs. F razer of Bickford fam ily w ere ca lle rs In th e ed in th e E nglish language. A c o r
dial invitation is extended by the
W hite Fish, Mont. T hese ladles a re afternoon.
old frien d s of Mrs. Lund
A rth u r P o tra tz has moved h i s ; pastor, the Rev. Jo h n 8. N ordell.
F arm ers are busy finishing h a u l fam ily to Bend w here he will w ork j
8ee the bargains listed In tho
ing th e ir hay crop, and cu ttin g In the saw mill.
Want Ads.
PORTLAND
K e 1 V i n a t o r
E L E C T R I C t t t EP. I G CR AT O IL5
insure proper refrigeration because an
even, dry, cold, safe temperature is
maintained. The air circulates and
collects as moisture on the tank.
We would like to show you the
many types of Kelvinators here.
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