Gresham outlook., March 28, 1924, Page 3, Image 3

GRESHAM
OUTLOOK
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A g irls sew ing club has been or-
ganlzed w ith Mrs. H arry H olm es as
leader. H a rrie t H aley is p resid en t;
P h y lis D rury, vice p resid e n t; Ida
N asm yth, se creta ry . T h ere a re six
little g irls belonging to th e club and
they m eet uvery Monday aftern o o n .
T he F lo w er club m et a t th e lib rary
Monday aftern o o n . T he follow ing of­
ficers w ere elected for th e year. Mrs.
s F ran ces Pox. p resid en t, re-elected ;
£ Mrs. W. W. R obinson, vice p resid en t,
re-elected ; Mrs. L. G. H owell, secre-
. ta ry -tre a su re r.
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F red F ed ersp lel and fam ily visited
’ a t th e hom e of Mrs. F e d e rsp ie fs p ar- 1
en ts, Mr. and Mrs. T hom as Low. be­
fore leaving for O range, C alifornia,
w here they w ill m ake th e ir home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Day w ere w eek­
end v isito rs a t th e hom e of Mr. and
Mrs. M. B. McGinnis.
I Mrs. C lara L arsso n is visiting r e la ­
Now Reduced to
J o b T o le d o
World’s Lowest Priced
Closed Car with Doors
F ro n t and Rear.
Order Now for Earliest
P o s s ib le D e liv e ry !
DEEP CREEK
Gresham Overland Co
W. A. HESSEL
Gresham
Oregon
Mr. F itzg e rald of P o rtlan d w as a
d in n er g u est a t th e Wm. B erglund
home W ednesday night.
Mr. an d Mrs. C arl K rebs a r e th e
i proud p a re n ts of a baby boy.
Mrs. Richey is in P o rtla n d for m ed­
ical trea tm e n t.
Miss M arie K rebs cam e hom e from
P o rtlan d and is a ssistin g in th e hom e
| of h er b ro th er, C arl K rebs.
Miss A m elia K rebs has been stay in g
at th e W. M. B erglund hom e th e past
week.
Miss M ary L eK an d er of W est Linn
visited her siste r a t Sandy Ridge
T uesday night.
Miss M arie K rebs h as been tak in g
tre a tm e n ts a t a P o rtlan d h o sp ital for
an in ju ry received in a re c e n t a c c i­
dent.
Three Things Back
o f Your Dollar
It is o n e th in g to decide to s a v e ;
q u ite a n o th e r to select a ban k w h ere
you know you w ill be w elcom e and
w h e re y o u r m oney will be a b so lu te ly
safe.
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We believe in b e in g p ro g re ssiv e , so
lo n g a s b e in g p ro g re ssiv e does n o t
s te p beyond th e b o unds of safety.
E v ery d o lla r d ep o sited w ith us we
rog arti a s a th re e -fo ld re s p o n s ib ility __
a re s p o n s ib ility to th e c u sto m e r- to
th e m a n a g e m e n t of th e b an k , in d iv id ­
u a lly ; a n d to th e b a n k its e lf a s a n in ­
s titu tio n .
A d o lla r o p en s a sa v in g s acco u n t.
i o u r m oney e a rn s in te re s t. And it is
p ro te c te d a s if it w ere o u r ow n. S ta rt
to sa v e n o w ; an d , in sa v in g , save
safely.
tives in H eppner. Oregon, th is week.
Him. W right, m ail c a rrie r on ro u ta
1. is ill and Mrs. S usan H ard in g is
su b stitu tin g for him on th e route.
Mrs. H a rry M cGinnis of P o rtlan d
visited la st w eek a t th e H. C. Me-1
G innis home.
Mrs. Jo se p h in e D rury and Miss
B erth a H elm ing w ere w eek-end v isit­
o rs at th e hom e of th e ir p are n ts, Mr.
an d Mrs. Louis H elm ing.
Mrs. J. R. K n a rr visited an old
I schoolm ate W ednesday, who has r e ­
cen tly moved to P o rtlan d .
Miss Lulu M lckley sp e n t a few days I
la st week in P o rtlan d visiting r e la ­
tives.
Miss Amy K endall w as given a su r- i
p rise p a rty on Monday evening in
honor of her 14th b irth d a y by th e 8th I
g rad e of w hich she is a m em ber. ,
T hose enjoying th e e v e n i n g n t H i,. i
Gresham, Oregon
Gravel
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CONCRETE BRICK
D elivered Any Place.
Q uick Service.
Low est P rices
Best C oncrete M aterial to be had.
K NARR & SO N
PHONE GRESHAM 489
TROUTDALE, OREGON
'ortland
Gresham Transfer & Storage Co
B U R TE N W ALRAD, P ro.,.
fo r E v e ry P u rp o se
fo r S ervice
COAL
STORAGE
We S olicit Your B usiness
In su red C a rrie rs
NEW HARNESS
HARNESS REPAIRING
SPRINGDALE
U P H O L S T E R IN G ,
AUTO T O PS R E P A IR E D
T IR E S , O ILS, T I RES
L ig h t H a rd w a re .
S econd H a n d G oods B ought, Sold
pay tribute tn
a Superstition?
“ Thinning D o w n ” an Advantage
T he motor oil (Zerolene) w hich is refined
from this crude has characteristics som e-
w h at different from those o f eastern
peraffine base oils. IP th in sd o w n ” n,ore
rapidly for one thing, and this fact is oft-
en cited against it. B ut this is really an
advantage instead o f a defect. B ecause
Iff ' X i”^ mOrer^
y ,‘treaCheSan
effecttvelubr,catingbodysooner.andfol-
tow s more cloady the ch a n p n g bearing
clearances o f the engine as it w arm s up
*
up*
Highway Commission Finds the Faffs
Som e time ago the engineers o f the Cali-
fom ia State H ig h w a y Commission de-
Cided to subject this anti-western bogie
to the brutal test o f actual comparison,
Read the sum m ary o f these tests, printed
m the 1921 Biennial Report o f the Cali-
fomia State H ig h w a y Commission:
LENTS HARNESS CO.
JOHN BULK & EMIL ALT, Props.
“ A lth o u g h thin ning o u t m o re ra
baking"
h j h w ort
P *ratu res th a n th e (e a ste r n ) oil.
o f car
I dale school have alm o st com pleted
th e ir co u rses. Mrs. Tom N orthw ay
and Mrs. D ella H enkle a re th e In­
stru c to rs. Mr. K inder, county club
leader, visited th e classe s recen tly
and rep o rted th ey w ere p ro g ressin g
rapidly.
Mrs. Ja ck Zllm is lead er of the
school’s cooking club. She has a large
class of boys and g irls.
T h ere will be a p a rty for th e Co­
lum bia g ran g e m em bers on S atu rd ay ,
March 29.
N orthw ay & P arso n s sold a new
'F o rd coupe to R o b ert K erslak e r e ­
cently.
J. C. W ilson rec en tly p u rch ased a
Ford ro a d ste r from N orthw ay * P a r ­
sons.
Alec T rick y re c e n tly p u rch ased a
new F ord ro a d ste r from Mr. Bush of
T routdale.
A W ant Ad will do It for
5708, 92d St., L en ts
SANDY BLUFF
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Caldo w ere d in n er
g u ests a t Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W ilkin­
so n ’s.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W ilkinson e n ­
te rta in e d Mr. and Mrs. Ray W ilk in ­
son an d sons.
Mrs. Geo. W ilkenson has recovered
from h er re c e n t illness.
H. II. W atkins w as confined to his
bed sev eral days w ith sciatic rh e u ­
m atism , b ut Is m u ch b etter now.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. A ult sp e n t S u n ­
day w ith Mr. and Mrs. Sam C a rre ll of
Pow ell Valley. Mr. A ult has gone
hack to th e mill a fte r a week a t hom e
t!* re any greater deposit
in th e other."
A Better O il Even i f I t Does
Zerolene. because w e etnplot
lec,ed cru^ »nd hold the n
OTr high-vacuum refining n,
w e are convjnced one
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fully manufactured oils on th<
^ hether o f e ^ tern or w este
Yet it costs about one-third
eastern oil.
In seven years the sales o f
have increased seven-fold. T
experienced the motorist, the ]<
he is to pay tribute to a sup
H o i n s i s t s o n Z e r o l e n e ev
d o e s c o s t le s s .
AUCTION SALE
OF
PU RE
BRED
G U ER N SEY
C A TTLE
F o r th e C o n v e n ie n ce of th e P u b lic w ill be h eld a t th e
R E E COUNTY EA IR GROUNDS, VANCOUVER, WASH
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1924
R lddlednle F lorence \ o . 17727,
Helen Ao. 79587. VI Ititi leda le '
lO.TIII. ( n r ile w s l'osem lty \
in April and May.
T he Rev. Milo G. Bently, sta te ev an ­
g elist of th e B aptist sta te convention,
assisted by th e Rev. E. B Jorkqulst,
will open a se ries of gospel m eetings
at th e fiaptiat ch u rc h next Sunday,
March 30. T he m eetings will be in
E nglish and all a re co rd ially Invited.
T he tim e w ill be 8 p. m. N ext S u n ­
day th e Rev. Mr. B Jorkqulst w ill
preach In th e m orning and th e Rev.
Mr. B ently in th e evening.
PLEASANT HOME
T h e B rotherhood of th e B ap tist
ch u rc h will give a b azaar a t th e
ch u rch S atu rd ay nig h t at 8 o'clock.
T he ladles will give a box su p p er In
connection w ith th e bazaar. E v ery ­
body Invited.
PLANT TKFF.H NOW.
Now Is the tim e to plant tree«.
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I’rune, Plum. .
W alnut. F ilbert«, nil kind« of fruit
and Imrry plant« at reduced prices
H-ry located on Powell Valley roa(
mile and a half went of Gresham
for catalogue and price lint. Powell
ley Nursery. Portland. Oregon, Koi
phone Orenbam 123.
BRKJUBTS- «¡1
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Truck Service, Gresham, phone IB
Announcement
p ap ers applied for.
4-weeks-old
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
HULLS- M l»ld leilille Ted d t \ o . 19 111.',. « y ea rs old. D aybreak Ivy, >o.
■»29S2, 2 year« old. T h ree hull« born la«t Novem ber, 1 ball 2 mouth« old.
(C A L IF O R N IA )
Ó HIGH G R ID I GUERNSEY ( DWS, I fresh , b aliiure to fresh en In May
and June.
ZEROLENE
ig until th e engine w es moved
rom P o rtlan d . He blasted th e
s on th re e and a h a lf ac res
at home and Geo. C h rlstlsen Is
to c lea r It up.
F 2.n
F our 7 and S month« old
H eller ( ali.
’onle«,
Phones „ S u “ « * « 2 8
I« a reg istered F rench D raft.
2 .Shetland
MISCELLANEOUS— S et H eavy Harne»«, Stock Saddle, K id s Saddle
OF
Gresham Undertaking Co
.WortlrlunN a id Euncrnl
Directors
Gaskets $lu and Up
DAY AND NIOHT SERVICE
B. W. EM EBY
I’hone 998
" e G uarantee to P lease
This was the I utkins and Riggs Herd of the Daybreak Farm
Phon« Ilroadway nun
TERMS—C ash u n less o th erw ise arran g e d
C attle T u b ercu lin T ested
MIMA A. PERCY, Owner
(G L . W. S. UGGII A SONS, A uctioneers, Vancouver, Wash
P. A. KLINE
LIVESTOCK AND FARR SALKS
AUCTIONEER
25 year« experience In the east and
the W illam ette Valley.
P h o n e o r w r ite fo r ra te s
•■ni ( i l l - t i n
a t ., P o r t la n d , O r e g o n .