Gresham outlook., April 08, 1921, Page 3, Image 3

The Sign
of a Service
At First-class Garage«
and other Dealers
“ How R elig io n B ecam e R e lig io u s“
J a s . M cL ean a n d E. P. E v a n s m ade
w ill be th e to p ic d iscu ssed by th e p a s­ a b u sin ess tr ip to O reg o n C ity la s t
to r, R ev. E a rl B. C o tto n , a t th e m o rn ­ S a tu rd a y .
in g se rv ic e a t th e P le a s a n t H om e M.
Dr. T h o m p so n , p a s to r o f W h ite
E. c h u rc h S u n d ey . P re a c h in g se rv ice T em ple, P o rtla n d , d e liv e re d a v ery
b eg in s a t 11 a. m. S u n d ay sc h o o l a t 1 in te re s tin g se rm o n a t th is p lace la s t
10 a. m.
S unday.
Mrs. Idel'.e W ih lo n , w ho h as been
Mr. a n d M rs. W. U. M oore w ere
su ffe rin g fo r th e p a s t w eek w ith a I g u e sts a t th e h om e of Mr. a n d M rs.
' g a th e r in g in h e r h e a d is Im p ro v in g W. G. R o g ers of T ig a rd , S u n d ay .
slow ly.
Mrs. C. F .‘ K e ste rso n a n d so n K e n ­
M rs. J. I c k le r is re c o v e rin g from n e th of D ouglas c o u n ty a r e g u e s ts a t
an a tta c k o f n e u ritis .
th e h om e of M rs. K e ste re o n ’s s is te r,
Rev. W m . M. B a k e r w ill p re a c h a t Mrs. G. N. S ager.
th e B a p tist c h u rc h S u n d ay ev e n in g a t
V ern e R ichey tr a n s a c te d b u sin e ss
8 o ’clock. R ev. M r. B a k e r is a n ex­ in O regon C ity T u esd ay .
p erie n c e d p a s to r a n d h a s been p a s to r
Mr. an d M rs. J . F . C h eld elin of
o f c h u rc h e s in th e e a s t fo r th e p a s t ' K e rry a re h e re fo r a few w eek s w h ile
25 y e a rs. A sp ecial t r e a t is p ro m ­ th ey m a k e som e n ecessary im p ro v e ­
ised as Mr. B a k e r is a fo rc e fu l s p e a k ­ m en ts on th e ir P le a s a n t V alley fa rm j
er. A c o rd ia l in v ita tio n is e x te n d e d
Mr. E d h o lm 6 f n e a r A lbany v isite d I
to all to a tte n d .
d u rin g th e fo r e p a rt of th e w eek w ith j
Mr. an d M rs, C. A. E k s tra n d .
E x p e rt R e p a irin g .
A sp ecial school m e e tin g w as h eld
Any k in d o f a u to o r tr u c k . G e n e r­ a t th e sch o o lh o u se M onday e v e n in g
a to r s an d
m a g n e to s a sp e c ia lty . a t w hich th e ta x p a y e rs o f D istric t i
S h e rm a n M cC arter, c o rn e r P ow ell | No. 15 J o in t v o ted a th re e -m ill tax
a n d M aple s tr e e t, G re sh a m , p h o n e fo r th e p u rp o s e of a d d in g a n o th e r I
851.
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room to th e school. •
Mrs. E lle n Je ffrie s o f N ew b erg Is 1
v is itin g a t th e h o m e o f h e r s is te r,
M rs. G. H. R ichey.
Ask Me How to Save
You $70
CASH
PAID
for Fresh Cows, Beef Cows, Hogs, Calves of any kind.
Gresham
E. BAUMANN,
Phone 901
ON A NEW 490 CHEVROLET
Brand new, nzver been run.
Will consider used Chevro­
let or Ford.
Phone
Gresham 1601 or 1621
POWELL VALLEY
One sure road to business success is putting REG-
L LARIA a part of your income in the bank and never
letting the “out-go” be as great as your deposits.
1 his will establish a C RED IT on which you can
call when in need of financial help.
Money is the measure of SUCCESS.
Money BANKED is money SAFE; but money
SPENT is money GONE.
M rs. M. N y stro m is v is itin g w ith
h e r s is te r , M rs. E v a C ressw ell, a t
K en n ew ick , W ash in g to n .
Mr. an d M rs. O scar N elson an d
so n of B u rk e , Id a h o a r e s ta y in g a t
th e h o m e of M rs. N elso n 's m o th e r,
Mrs. A. A. N ordblom . S u n d ay , Mr.
an d Mrs. A u g u st B ru n a n d e r o f P o r t­
lan d w ere g u e s ts a t th e N o rdblom
hom e.
R ead th e W a n t Ads.
e invite ) OUR Banking Business.
clean Oil
in a clean
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BANK OF GRESHAM
G R E SH A M ,
SANDY
O REG O N
CEDAR AND VICTORY
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R ev. E a rl It. C o tto n w ill p re a c h nt
T h e r e g u la r m e e tin g o f th e C e d a r
th e re g u la r c h u rc h M rvlM B S unday P a re n t-T e a c h e r a sso ciatio n w ill be
| ev e n in g a t 7 :4 5 . T h e S unday i n held a t th e sch o o lh o u se S a tu rd a y
ing se rv ic e s a rc p ro s in g p o p u lar. ev en in g , A p ril 9. A good a tte n d a n c e
I P re a c h in g se rv ices a lte r n a te w ith th e is d e sire d .
m u s ic a l
p ro g ram
and
are
d r a w in g
I very good crow ds.
KELSO
TEERY
ill
Rev. E a rl B. C o tto n w ill p re a c h a t
K elso S u n d ay a fte rn o o n a t 3 p. m .
Mrs. E. M. C oons h as receiv ed th e S u n d ay school m e e ts a t 2 p. in.
a n n o u n c e m e n t of an e ig h t-p o u n d
so n to M r. an d M rs. M ilo C oons at
TROUTDALE
A rlin g to n , O regon, on M arch 25.
] T h e y o u n g m an h a s receiv ed th e
Rev. E a rl B. Ilo rs e ll, o f P o rtla n d ,
I n a m e o f M ilton M erle Coons.
w ill p reach a t th e r e g u la r ev e n in g
se rv ice a t T ro u td a le S u n d ay , A pr. 10.
T h e B a n k of G re sh a m pays 6 p er T h e se rv ices w ill com m ence at' 8 p.m .
. c e n t In te re s t on tim e d e p o sits.— Adv. AU a re In v ited to a tte n d .
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CLEAN-UP SALE
Chevrolet 1-ton Truck, good condition.
Ford 1-ton Truck, chain drive.
Chevrolet Delivery.
Ford Roadster :
Will Take Trade
C. E. O S B U R N
£ Phone 691
GRESHAM j
automobile
manufacturers say
dean your crankcase
rcgidarlyP
Engine operation causes steady accumulation of road dust, carbon, fine metal parti-
ties, and other impurities in your crankcase oil. I his contaminated oil circulates through
your engine, impairs its performance and ultimately leads to rapid depreciation and re­
pairs.
„Y our Instruction Book says, “flush out the crankcase regularly and fill with fresh
oil.” But these important instructions are often disregarded; cleaning the crankcase is
a job generally disliked.
Big Stumps—or Little!
Io meet this need, Alodern Crankcase Cleaning Service has been established by first-
class garages and other dealers, co-operating with the Standard Oil Co. These garages
and dealers use Calol Flushing Oil,—the scientific agent that cleans out old oil, dirt, grit
and other impurities, and does not impair the lubricating efficiency of fiesh oil used.
The cleaned crankcase is refiilled with the proper grade of Zerolene.
Get them all out w ith
ru pons
STUMPING POWDERS
Look for the garage or dealer displaying the sign shown above,—it means ''Better op­
eration and longer engine life,” a service promptly given at a nominal cost.
Du Pont and R epauno Brand*
(P a c ific N o rth w e s t P ro d u c t« )
make* no difference—they all yield to D u Pont or
Repauno, now recognised a* the farm er’s best friends for
S ITE
land clearing.
D ynam ite is the m odem m ethod. M ost farm ers use D u
P ont or Repauno Stum ping Powders because they are efficient,
reliable, low-freering and rem arkably economical.
It coats money to clear land by hand labor—too much
money, when dynam ite is available to all to do th e work at
a fraction of the tim e and expense.
Right here in your own county m any farmers are clearing
their stum p lands economically and efficiently with Du Pont
or Repauno Stam ping Powders,—Pacific N orthw est Product*.
Your dealer will supply you with D u P o n t Explosives and
Blasting Accessories.
O ur free book, "D evelopm ent o f Logged-off Lands,” show*
you ways to clear land, dig ditches and plant tree* with
dynam ite. W rite for a copy,
GRESHAM GARAGE, Gresham
C. E. OSBURN & CO., Gresham
W. W. METZGER, Boring
R. S. SMITH, Sandy
W. QUESINBERRY, Rockwood
SANDY RIVER GARAGE, Troutdale .
A. W. METZGER & CO
ORESHAM,
JOHN HOSSNER, Corbett
OREGON
R. I. du Pont de N em ours A Co,,
In c., P ortlan d , O regon
a n