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GKKSHAM OVTLOOK C H O IC E M E A T S H o m e m a d e H am », B a c o n , S a u s a g e , L ard Full line of Cold Lunch Meats SANITARY MARKET GRESHAM GEO. Main S treet DIETL, P h on e 181 Prop. Why Pay $300 to $500 for a Funeral? COMPLETE FUNERAL $75 —laclu d lag caaket, em balm ing, outside boa. funeral notices, grava marker, gloves, and personal services W e conduct funerals at all suburban towns. No extra charge for service MILLER & TRACEY W ashington at E lla, W est Side. Independent Phone Main 2691 or A 578-8S Funeral D irectors TVEKDAY, A PR IL 5, IS S I COTTRELL TROUTDALE Mrs. Id a H en g stler and son An thony, of G reeham , were visitors h ere Sunday an d atteu d ed church. Mr. Wood is rep o rted to h av e lost 52 little chicks a few n ig h ts ago. Since th e h arn ess robberies a few nights ago some folks have had th e n ig h tm are an d have tak en th e ir h a r nesses into th e house. One man Is re ported to keep his harn ess u n d er his bed. Mr. an d Mrs. G. H. B lackburn spent fo u r days in P o rtlan d last week w hile Mr. B lackburn had some d en tal w ork done. Mrs. W inans and tw o sons, of Hood River, spent several days la st week w ith Mr. an d Mrs. A. Bram . T he second and th ird g rades of the Lusted school su rp rised Lola Splawn T h u rsd ay evening a fte r school, it be ing th e occasion of her birth d ay . Mrs. Splaw n served refresh m en ts and all p re ssn t enjoyed th e evening play ing gam es. Mrs. A. R. G oger was a d in n e r guest a t th e hom e of Mr. an d Mrs. J. R. D uncan T hursday. Mrs. D un can e n tertain ed th e B ap tist Aid so ciety in th e aftern o o n . Rev. an d Mrs. S. F. P itts were d in n er guests at th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Splaw n, W ednesday. Mrs. Ida H olm es, of E stacad a, spent a couple of days la st week w ith h er p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. G. 11. B lackburn. A. R. G oger was a P o rtlan d visito r Monday. Miss Olive W ilson has gone to Boise. Idaho, to ta k e care of h er s is ter, Mrs. A nderson, who is q u ite ill. Mr. T rulove is com pleting th e work on his line new greenhouse. It is one of th e best in th e country. The P aren t-T each ers association will hold its re g u la r m eeting F rid ay , April 8. A special program has been arran g ed . Mrs. George Roop, p resi d en t of th e F ra n k lin High P aren t- T eacher association, will be th e speaker. Russell W ilson is th e ow uer of a fine new H upm obile. M ■8. L. A. H arlow atteu d ed th e executive board m eeting of th e O re gon P aren t-T each er association which was held in P o rtlan d , Friday. Mrs. H arlow Is secretary of th e sta te as sociation. SANDY bluff The C o ttrell P aren t-T each ers as sociation met F riday, April 1, a t th e schoolhouse w ith a very la rg e a tte n dance. An excellent program was rendered. Rev. E arl B. Cotton from P leasan t Home was p resen t and gave a very in te restin g ta lk on tho organizing of a com m unity council for th e b etterm e n t of th e farm s, th e homes, th e schools and th e ch u rch es. T he d istric ts m entioned w ere: P leasan t Home, Victory, L usted and C o ttrell, also th e M ultnom ah grange. He also m entioned th e fact th a t Cot trell has a very In terestin g and wide aw ake association. T he next m eet ing is expected to be Just as in te r esting, so wish all to come. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. W arren McWlllis of Estacafla, March 25. Mrs. M cW lllis will be re m em bered as Miss Elsie Bates. Mrs. C arrie C h an d ler and in fan t d au g h ter visited h e r p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. Brook, over Sunday. She took h e r son Jero m e w ith her, who has been stay in g fo r aw hile w ith his g ran d p aren ts. H arold F ra n k s, of P o rtlan d , v isit ed several days w ith A lb ert A ult. F ra n k Morrow and H arvey Morse, both of P o rtlan d , sp en t Sunday a week ago, w ith A lbert Ault. GILLIS I Symbol o f correct lubrication A Z e r o l e n e Disc is the identifying mark of high-grade lubri cants, the symbol of an efficiency in the manufacture of fine lubricants hard to duplicate elsewhere in the world. Zerolene is Correct Lubrication. Follow the recommendations of our Board of Lubrication En gineers embodied in the Zerolene Correct Lubrication Chart. T here’s a grade of Zerolene for the Correct Lubrication of your engine. Ask for a Chart for your car. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) grade fo r each type ofengine PAGK T H l l ü l 1 he wisest thing a man can do is to take his wife into his complete business confidence and make her his BUSINESS partner as well as his life partner. Open a bank acoount for YOUR wife in our bank. Many a man has been saved from business disaster by the money his wife has quietly tucked away to her credit in the bank and which she was able to “produce” at the critical moment. Try it. O’e invite YOUR Ranking Business. BANK OF GRESHAM GRESHAM, PLEASANT HOME Mr. and Mrs. H erm an R obertson Mr. and Mrs. E. A. R an k in , of and Mr. and Mrs. A lbert W ickes and P o rtlan d , w ere g u ests a t th e J. M. son of St. H elens and Mr. and Mrs. IS. W. M orrison w ere th e d in n er g u ests H illyard hom e Sunday. Mrs. Sadie Chase has Just had a I at th e homo of Mr. and M tb . W. E. flue new chicken house b u ilt on her M arkell, Sunday. Mrs. Jo h n Ick ler is ill a t h er home. place. T he low er p art of th e build She Is suffering from an a tta c k of ing is constructed of tile bricks. .1. H. L ake Is confined to his homo n eu ritis. w ith an attac k of m um ps. Mr. L ake Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k McKinney Is th e second m em ber of th e fam ily were P o rtlan d visitors Monday. to come down w ith th e disease, his Mr. and Mrs. Collins were In P o rt son E v erett having recovered front land M onday atten d in g th e fu n eral an attack of th e sam e disease sev of Mrs. C ollins’ au n t. era l weeks ago. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. W atk in s “ Biddy” H illyard, th e fam ous lien, who is a t le a st 10 years old, is still called a t th e M artin L en n artz hom e alive and laying enough eggs for Monday evening. Mr. an d Mrs. David L auderhack Jo h n . She still shows h e r y o uthful propensity for laying In th e house have gone to N ewberg to visit th e ir and her la test nest was In a rocking d au g h ter, Mrs. H ite. F ra n k W eder of L lnnton, an old ch air u p stairs. Mrs. H illyard ob jected and “ biddy” was forced to lo school friend of M artin L en n artz, cate h er nest outside. O riginally sp e n t Sunday at th e L en n artz home. Olive Rich, little d a u g h te r of Mr. black, “ B iddy’s ” fea th ers are losing th e ir color and she Is actu ally tu r n ,a n d Mrs. A. G. Rich, Is q u ite ill. T he M ethodist L ad les’ Aid society ing gray. is plan n in g a program and apron D entistry m ade painless by nerve sale a t th e church on A pril 29. blocking m ethods. T ry It. Dr. C. P. Keep In style. T ry one of those Johnson, 611 Morgan Bldg., P o rt "classy-fled" ads. land, Oregon. Main 6749.— Adv. ANNOUNCEMENT To those who are contemplating building OHEG41N PLEASANT VALLEY Miss Florence Richey, who la a t ten d in g norm al at M onmouth, cam e down on T h u rsd ay and rem ained over E aster w ith hom e folks. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Robinson w ere g u ests a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. W illie Richey E n ster Sunday. Chas. L einer, of P o rtlan d , was a visito r a t th e homo of Mr. and Mrs. W. U. Moore, W ednesday. Earl Wing of H utton, A lberta, was calling on relatives In th is vicinity la st week. Mr. and Mrs. T. P. C am pbell a t tended church services In th e city E aster Sunday. F ra n k E v erh art was looking a fte r business m a tte rs in P o rtlan d on T uesday of la st week. A splendid E a ster program was rendered E aster Sunday evening a t th e gran g e hall by th e Sunday school children. Songs, recitatio n s and drills, ap p ro p riate fo r th e occasion were put on In a m an n er th a t reflect ed g re a t cred it on tho p a rt of Mrs. Welch and Mrs. P oppleton who had ch arg e of th e exercises. S tanding room fo r th e large crowd in a tte n dance was a t a prem ium . E rm a Sager, who Is atten d in g high school in P o rtlan d , cam e o u t on S at urday and sp en t E aster with h er par- enst, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Sager, she was accom panied by h er cousin, Vi vian Sager of Lents. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Evens e n te r tain ed frien d s from th e city E aster Sunday. Mrs. M. J. Jew ell had th e m isfor tu n e to fall and fra c tu re th e bone in h er hip. T he accident occurred E aster Sunday. Mrs. Jew ell was re moved to Good S am aritan hospital. Mrs. Jew ell Is now im proving slowly. P. A liirlirv , w h o w as r e p o r t e d on th e sick list last week is able to be up again. T here was a larg e atten d a n ce a t th e church services on E aster S un day aftern o o n . CEDAR AND VICTORY W e h a v e s e c u r e d th e e x c lu siv e rig h ts o f th e N a tio n a l B u ilders' B urea u for th is te rrito ry . A room at our yard has been outfitted for your convenience where we have Floor Plans and Pictures of FIVE HUNDRED HOMES. COME IN AND USE THIS SERVICE, IT IS FREE TO YOU. Spend as much time looking these pictures over as you wish. Mr. Contractor, this service is for you, too, and we are sure it will save you time. Everyone is welcome to inspect this room and use it like a room in their own home. Jones Lumber Co. GRESHAM, OREGON Member •< Mr. and Mrs. Nick Rauw have moved Into th e Morgan house which has been vacated by Mr. and Mrs. G. W. A ndrew s, who have moved onto th e ir own place n ear O rient. Mrs. Jam es Shepherd of Brower, n ea r B ridal Veil, was th e week-end g u est a t th e hom e of Miss Fay Lord. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. L arsen w ere guests a t th e J. IL Wood hom e S un day. Alton Splawn, who has been s e ri ously ill for several weeks, Is re p o rt ed much Improved. H e is able to be up aro u n d th e house and friends hope for his com plete recovery. T he Victory P aren ts-T each er as sociation is plan n in g a program and social for A pril 16. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. McMillan en te rtain e d a n u m b er of neighbors and friends at th e ir hom e F rid ay even ing. A n um ber of V ictory and P leas a n t Home young people enjoyed a picnic Sunday. T he d in n e r h o u r was enjoyed a t th e hom e of Mrs, E. H. Lord and a fte r th e “ e a ts” w ere dis posed of th e p arty w ent for a h ik e along th e Sandy river. They had a very Jolly tim e and enjoyed th e day Immensely. Mrs. Joseph G u th rie and Mrs. J. S hirk, of P o rtlan d , were guests of Mrs. J. II Wood Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H ayden and children and Mrs. I. T. Wood sp en t Sunday visitin g relativ es In P o rtlan d . Mrs. E thel E llen b u rg and d au g h te r, V irginia, have been ill w ith colds this past week. N eel Y our Hull ( le a n e d ? Have It F rench dry cleaned. Re pairing n eatly done. T ailoring for ladles and men. PETER LENARD. Tailor. A sk M e H o w to S a v e Y ou $70 ON A NEW 490 CHEVROLET P h o n e 891 M R . J. G. M A S T , M an ager Brand new, never been run. Will consider used Chevro let or Ford. Phone G resham 1601 or 1621
