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C O R BE TT
MODERN
CRANKCASE
CLEANING
SERVICE
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Sign of
a S e r v ic e
At First-class Garage«
We use
and other Dealers
CALOL FLUSHING OIL
ZEROLENE
N O T IC E T O O U R P A T R O N S
Extensive a lteratio n s have been m ade a t o u r F irs t and A lder
S treets P assenger S tation and much b e tte r accom m odations have
been provided for o u r patrons.
T his building Is now being used exclusively by us an d , in ad d i
tion to the tick et office, lost a rtic le s’ b u reau and express office, we
have installed an “ ELECTRIC STORE,’’ w here Mazda lam ps and
electrical appliances may be purchased, applications m ade for elec
tric lig h t and power, and w here light an d pow er bills may be paid.
This will m ake it possible fo r o u r p atro n s to tra n sa c t such m a t
ters of business w ith o u r com pany w ithout going up town to o u r
main offices in the E lectric building, and you will receive th e same
courteous and atten tiv e service.
P o r tla n d R a ilw a y , L ig h t & P o w e r C o.
W hy Pay $300
to $500 for a
Funeral?
COMPLETE
FUNERAL
— in c lu d in g c a s k s t, em b alm in g, on tald e b o s,
fu n e r a l n o tic e s, g rave
m arker, g lo v e s, and p e r so n a l se r v ic e s
W e con d u ct fu n e r a ls a t a ll su b u rb an tow n s. N o e x tr a ch a rg e fo r se rv ice
MILLER & TRACEY
W a sh in g to n a t E lla , W est Side.
In d ep en d en t
P h o n e M ain 2691 or A 578-85
F u n era l
D ir e c to r s
TROUTDALE
The m onthly m eeting of C olum bia
Mr. and Mrs L. K um m er were
g ran g e was held at th e ir h all March guests last week a t th e J. K. K n arr
Mr. and Mrs. K n arr have
5 th w ith a good atten d an ce of mem home.
been seriously 111 w ith grip, but are
ber» and five visitors. T he visitors both on th e road to recovery.
were Rev. and Mrs. E dw ard M urphy
The T ru e Blues w ere en tertain ed
of th eC o rb ett com m unity church. F riday evening at th e home of Miss
S tate G range Deputy Dickenson and Olive W ilson. T he evening was spent
wife of Oswego, and R obert K nlerlein playing gam es and w ith music. Re
fresh m en ts were served an d a de
I of P o rtlan d . Mrs Lydia DM rand lig
h tfu l tim e was enjoyed by all.
! le c tu re r had charge of th e m eeting
Mrs. Jo h n B urdine en tertain ed th e
from two to th ree o’clock and the fol younger se t S atu rd ay afternoon
lowing program was p resen ted : Song Those p resen t were, Mrs George
by grange, •’A m erica’’, a vocal solo by S chlatter, Mrs. Alice Rix, Mrs. F ra n
cis A llard and Mrs. P. H Peterson of
i Mrs. C lara L arsson. A roll call, each Fairview . Miss Ruth Brink and Mrs.
m em ber responding by tellin g some- Lee E vans assisted w ith th e refre sh
: th in g to im prove C olum bia grange, m ents.
Mrs. P earl A llard, who has been
j Short ta lk s were given by Mr. D icken
son and Rev. M urphy and suggestions visiting h er m other, Mrs. F ran cis Al
lard, retu rn ed to her hom e in Seattle,
! for th e good of th e o rd er by M,"-. Sunday.
Dickenson. A recitatio n , “ How Dotty
Lee E vans has purchased th e Lou
i Spoke H er F irst Piece,’’ was given by H arlow property on th e Columbia
C lara Sm ith. The proceeds of th e , highw ay, and expects to move in the
benefit dance was given to a w orthy ¡n e a r future.
.Miss M iriam Spence is recovering
b ro th er as a token of goodw ill and from an a tta c k of chicken pox.
respect. Mrs. Dickenson was asked
Mrs. Mary Parson and children
to m ake th e p resen tatio n which she spent S aturday and Sunday w ith Mrs.
Robinson
and family n ear Camas,
did in h er sw eet and affable way
W ashington.
which rem inded the w riter of th is
P rincipal H erb ert Bradley, who
q u o tatio n :
has been on th e sick list, is back in
school again. Mrs. C. I. Thom as
“ Life is mostly fro th and bubble,
ta u g h t d u rin g his illness.
Two things stand like stone.
A lbert S. W eisenganger of th e fo r
K indness in a n o th e r’s tro u b le
estry service, gave a very in terestin g
C ourage is o u r ow n.”
illu strated lectu re in T ro u td ale re
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Deaver, Jr., cently on the Oregon N ational F o r
are th e p aren ts of a baby boy, born ests.
The re g u la r business m eeting of
March 4.
th e P aren t-T each er association will
Mrs. L. O strand of T ro u td ale and be held F riday, March 11. T h ere will
E thel S m ith S tew art of P o rtlan d be special en te rta in m e n t and every
spent th e week-end w ith Mrs. C lara m em ber is requested to be there.
Jo h n B urns has been q u ite ill for
Sm ith.
the past th ree weeks w ith pnuem ouia
Mrs. E lizabeth Morgan and Mrs. but is now im proving. He Is being
Geo. C ham berlain were P o rtlan d vl- cared for by Miss Violet Bourgeois
Mrs. M arg aret B urns, who has
ltors S aturday.
been in poor h ealth for som e tim e is
The youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. better.
B ert C ham berlain is very ill.
PLEASANT VALLEY
T he
P aren t-T each er association
gave a su p p er and m usical program
Mrs. C lara Seylor of O lalla, O re
F rid ay evening a t th e high school.
gon, is spending a few days visiting
w ith friends in th is neighborhood.
Mrs. Seyler form erly lived here.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. R oberts of P o rt
W. S. WOOD
land were gu ests at th e hom e of Mr.
and Mrs. G. N. S ager Sunday a fte r
-V uctioneer
noon.
VANCOUVER, WARHINGTON
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Rhoads and
r » « n and S tock S a l e , a S p e c ia lty
children of C ed ar were guests at the
P hon « V an cou ver <14, or
home of Mrs. R h o ad es’ p aren ts, Mr.
Q r u ù a m O utlook 7®1
and Mrs. J. O. F orsg ren , Sunday.
Mrs. G. H. Richey has retu rn ed
from a few w eeks’ visit with relatives
and friends a t Corvallis.
Absolutely FR EE—A
Newton R oark of P ilo t Rock is
Course in ‘ P o rtlan d ’s B est”
spending a few days hereabouts vis
Iting with relatives.
Wm. D onaghy has retu rn ed from
Nevada w here he has spent th e past
' 'S i r " s s r © b t e s t
w inter,
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While in shopping our expert
mechanics can repair your ear.
Buick Experts, Delco Work
ignition systems of all kinds’
Ralph and Verne Richey are sack-
ing a carload of potatoes to be d e liv -!
ered a t Sycam ore sta tio n th is week. 1
P leasan t V alley g ran g e will m eet 1
j in special session next S aturday nig h t I
.M arch 12, a t 8 o'clock.
The com m unity club will hold its :
j re g u la r m eeting F rid ay evening.
Mr. Thom pson, a Benton county*
farm er, and Chas. D ahlqulst are busy ■
so lcitin g and signing up m em berships j
1 for th e F arm B ureau, at th is vicinity.
P leasan t I alley S ch ool O bserves In- I
augural ion Day.
L ast F riday aftern o o n the teachers,
children and u goodly num ber of the
p aren ts, m et at th e grange hall to
p articip a te in a program rendered in
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honor of in au g u ratio n day. Read
ings were given by Alice Richey,
Bet. W ash. & Stark.
C ath erin e P oppleton and E dith Ho
gan, n atio n al and p atrio tic songs
were sung by th e children. At the
conclusion of th e program ire cream j
C ER TIFIED OATS
and cake were served, a fte r which !
a most pleasant and enjoyable hour j
SHADELAND GROWN
was sp en t in playing gam es. E dith ]
E C L IPSE - CLIMAX - SENATOR
Hogan, Alice Richey and C atherine 1
E very Sh
Show
with
K « u I’rlxe
» T h . 7 W r inners a ■ t r-very
ow
l Poppleton
u p p i e i o n a are
r e c credited
r e d it e d w
ith c concelv-
once
s c a r e the ‘ r u e g e n u in e Shadeland O ats ing and carry in g o u t the program .
SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX PROTECTION
Bank of Gresham
Gresham, Oregon.
GbN 1 LEM EN:—-«lust a few lines to inform von that the
Poison Gas has again “ delivered the goods” , by routing tin....
bl‘‘W °Pen the '» i '11 door of the
Farm er & Merchants Bank, at Utica, Michigan (near Detroit).
I he Gas tubes burst and the cracksmen left in such a hurrv
they forgot their tools The account of the attem pted robbery
is m tonight’s “ Portland News” .
1
y
In contrast is the fact that the bank robbed at H aines, O re
g o n u n a r Baker), last Sunday night, was equipped with the
Master Banker Lock (extra holt).
Congratulating you on your Gas equipment, I remain,
Respectfully yours,
LEE I. CULBERTSON,
„ X1 ,
“ The Poison Gas Man ”
1 ortland, Oregon, March 8. 1921
Rent one of our boxes, only $2.00 per year.
BANK OF GRESHAM
GKBSHAM. OREGON
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HI
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Fabric, Cord and Solid
Tires and Tubes
Tibbetts’ Vulcanizing Shop
Main Street
G resham , Ore.
C A SH
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for Fresh Cows, Beef Cows, Hogs, Calves of any kind.
E. B A U M A N N ,
Gresham
Phone 901
henry ward
W . H E A T
RLY RAART
S A R L Y M ARQUIS
v n í í - f o r latest p rice-list on FARM
and f ie l d s e e d s ' ’a n d '^ u r du Fr,!fn’
p lete C atalog
<jet busy now
‘
TRACTOR WORK
O F A L L K IN D S
By Hour or Acre
Will go any place
C E C IL P O U N D E R
Phone Corbett 730
POWELL VALLEY
w “ ,te r Carlson of Emory. Wlscon-
80n- 18 'Is ltin g at th e Wm. Boetleson
• home.
C. R. K eller left W ednesday m orn
ing for A storia w here he will spend
some tim e w orking for th e dairy
M 5 l 4 7 1 2 i s t P o r t l a n d O r c m en’s league.
A n um ber of Powell Valley people
atten d ed the program a t Iliff church
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T uesday evening w here several local
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people took p a rt in th e program .
Miss Mary T re b er retu rn ed to
JOHN BROWN
I o rtla n d W ednesday a fte r a w eek’s
P ion eer R eal E s ta te and In su ra n ce
visit w ith her m o th er and brothers.
L ife ,
F ire,
A u tom ob ile,
H ea lth .
A n um ber of friends su rp rised
I la te O laea
m anuel Lind T h u rsd ay evening
* A T I R e A C T 1 O N (I V A K A N T « « r>
Office »«1
PHONES
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with a birthday p arty . T he affair
Fegser Buil.ilnp
was a com plete su rp rise to all th e
m em bers of th e Lind family. About
8 o'clock the guests, an even 20 in
JAMES ELKINGTON
num ber, w alked In carry in g cakes,
IW B V B A N C B
cream and coffee. A fter an evening
Accident., Surety Honda.
Etre,
spent in music and conversation, the
A utom obile, Life, H ealth,
refresh m en ts w ere served. A large
P la te Glass.
b irth d ay cake w ith candles was
Office on M ain S tr e e t
Office 1631
PHONES
Res. 68 I fea tu re of the evening. Some one
said they counted th e candles four
1 a t a tim e but forgot how m any fours
ere were.
T hose present beside
Cha«. C le v e la n d , A g t. th
th e guest of honor and th e m em bers
I of th e fam ily w ere Mr. and Mrs
Oregon Fire Relief A n ’n. F ran k G ustafson and fam ily, Mr and
: Mrs. A lbert P alm blad, Mr. and Mrs
N otary Public Real Estate Chas. Palm blad and fam ily, Mrs.
O lga P alm quist and son H arry and
Phone«.: Office 881, R esidence 471
Miss Ellen Unis.
T he re g u la r m eeting of th e L u th er
L eague wiy meet March 27, E aster
G uaranteed Work
Sunday, Instead- of th is com ing Sun
day as planned. A num ber of m em
bers of the L u th eran church are
p lanning to atten d th e service« in
P o rtlan d Sunday, March 13.
The evangelistic m eetings of the
Mission church com m ence Sunday
m orning with a service a t 10:45.
T here will be an aftern o o n service a t
3 :0 0 o’clock and an o th e r service at
7 :3 0 p m. The m eetings will con
tin u e all next week
T he week-day
evening services will commence at
7:45. Rev. F ran k L lndblad of Se-
, attle , a well known evangelist will
have ch arg e of the services.
Mrs. Andrew A nderson and Mrs
Swan M agnuson and d a u g h te r P au l
ine, spent T hursday at the hom e o l
•Mr. and Mrs Jo h n Palm blad.
jfoutledqj
T e l. 9 6 x — E le c tr ic
B u ild in g —
Main St.
Frank C. Jones & Co.
C A R PEN TER
S e p tic T an ks
B u ilt
J a c k S crew s
fo r R en t
Frank C. Jones
L IC E N S E D E L E C T R IC IA N
W ir in g fo r L ig h t
a n d P o w er
N a tio n a l M azda
Lam ps
F lo y d L.
Mack
I row
P o w e l l t a l l« - ,
:
D EN TIST
Solicits y o u r P atro n ag e
A llsky Bldg. 3d « Morrison
P o rtlan d . Ore.
Main 6576
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Clear More of This Land
in 1921
EOPLE in this state are rapidly joining the
Clear-More-Land movement. Last year
was one of the largest land-clearing years in this
state. During 1921 an even greater acreage will
be cleared and cultivated largely through the use
of explosives. Every one is out to get bigger crops.
M ost people use Pacific Northwest Products.
P
STUM PING POWDERS
O u P o n t a n d R ip a u n o B ran d «
(P a c ific N o rth w e s t P ro d u c ts )
generally recognized as quick, efficient and
economical means of clearing cut-over land.
vour neighbors. Clear more acres each
year. Every acre put under cultivation will
i ctum a handsome profit to you.
D ir local dealer can supply you with Du
r >nt or Repauno otumping Powders and Blast-
i , Accessories. See him and write for FR E E
bo k, "Developing Logged-off Lands,” describ
ing the use of explosives for land clearing, tree
planting and ditching.
( orre*j>on<leii<*o i
T en Y e a rs Ago.
D r. H a r r y S e m le r
U
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The pie social a t th e schoolhouse
» a s a g re a t success S aturday night. I
T he program was fine. T he pies,
coffee an d candy brought ab o u t 150
which was given tow ard buying a
I piano.
A . W . M E T Z G E R & CO
G RESH AM ,
O R EG O N
K. I. ffu P ont <|o N em ours A Co.,
In c ., P o rtla n d , O regon
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