Gresham outlook., May 09, 1924, Page 3, Image 3

Outlook w ant ads will bring buyer
L et m e help you solve your p a in t­
and se lle r tog eth er cheaply and ing problem s. Todd, T he P a in t Man,
quickly.
O resham , phone 1971.—Adv.
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SPRINGDALE
M other s Day will be observed S u n ­
day evening at 8 o'clock a t th e T ro u t­
dale com m unity ch u rch . An a p p ro ­
p ria te serm on w ill be p reached by the
Rev. E. R. D. H ollensted. Sunday
school w ill m eet a t 10 o’clock in the
m orning.
T he la st m eeting of th e S p rin g d ale
P a re n t-T e a c h e r asso ciatio n fo r th is
y ear w as held F riday. May 8. An in ­
te re stin g p ro g ram w as given by the
ch ild ren . T he p ro g ram w as follow ed
by election of officers. G eorge Canz-
ler elected p resid e n t; Mrs. O lenora
T h u rm an M unson of Beloit. W iscon­ B abbitt, vice p resid e n t; Mrs. Tom
sin, and C larence L arso n of S haron
“See that fellow over there.” Two
W isconsin, w ere recen t v isito rs at the N orthw ay, s e c re ta ry ; W. F. H enkle,
tre
a
su
re
r.
young
men were talking. “He is sure a
hom e of Mr. an d Mrs. P. H. P eterson.
Mr. M unson and Mr. L arso n have
A. h an d k erch ief show er w as given
lucky dog. Grabbed an option on a piece
sp e n t some tim e on th e Pacific co ast Mrs. W. W. N orthw ay at th e la st m eet­
ot property the other day with $1500 and
and a re now sta rtin g to m otor to th eir ing of th e S p rin g d ale Needle club. The
hom es in W isconsin.
sold his option vesterdav for $12 000 I’ll
show er w as given In honor of Mrs.
Mrs. M ary P a rso n s w as a w eek-end
We are m anufacturing Ice Cream from pure
say
th at’s luck.”
visito r a t th e T hom as h o sp ital in N orth w ay 's 59th b irth d ay .
milk and cream and have a stock on hand. Call
Sure
is, said the other.
G resham .
T he sew ing classe s of th e S p rin g -
in and get a quart, two quarts, a gallon or more
dale
school
have
finished
th
e
ir
y
ea
r's
•iut
both
failed to realize that the
Mr. and Mrs, L. A. H arlow e n te r­
if you can use it.
tain ed a few frien d s a t th e ir hom e on w ork and have it ready to p u t on ex ­
lucky
dog
HAD
the $1500—saved out
F rid ay evening. T he tim e w as spent hibit at the co unty fair a t G resham .
ot his earnings. Chances like this come
in playing m ah jongg an d "500." Re­ W. D. K inder, co u n ty club ag en t, v is­
fresh m en ts of ice cream an d cake
up frequently.
ited
th
e
school
Monday
and
told
th
e
w ere served. T hose p resen t, beside
Have you a few hundred saved up in the
th e H arlow fam ily w ere th e Misses sew ing club g irls th a t th ey w ere the
Gresham Phone 1381
F ay P arso n s, M arg aret Spence, Mir­ first In th e county to finish th e ir w ork.
bank
that will make you “lucky” too?
iam Spence, Jo h n McGinnis and R ich ­
Dealers— Phone in your orders now,
R o setta H enkle h as been selected as
Just
a dollar starts the “lucky piece.”
ard
K
n
arr
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
R
and we will till them.
th e delegate from S p rin g d ale to a t­
K n arr.
Lloyd B ram h all is d riving a new ten d sum m er school at C orvallis for
F o rd coupe p u rch ased of C. C. Rush. one w eek in o rd er to obtain k n o w l­
T he la st day p ro g ram of th e school edge co n cern in g club w ork.
E. S pybrock Is w orking on the p ark
w ill be given a t th e city h all on
T h u rsd ay evening. May 15.
a t Bonneville. Elk, deer and o th e r
GRESHAM, OREGON
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. D eR ocher of an im als will be kept in th e p a rk w hen
A COM PLETE L IN E OF
P o rtlan d and Mrs. L ulu H im es of Sa- It Is com pleted.
| lem w ere v isito rs on T uesday a t the
Mrs. G. P o rts an d Mrs. Tom N orth-
W a ll P a p er, P a in ts, V a rn ish es, S ta in s,
J. R. K n a rr home.
w ay w ere in P o rtla n d over th e w eek­
P
a
tro
n
s
of
th
is
school
d
istric
t
will
K a lso m in es, E n a m els, E tc.
be glad to know th a t all th e te ac h ers end.
will be back for an o th e r year, Mrs.
Mrs. W. W. N orthw ay has left for
G race Otto having decided to teach C alifornia for th e p u rp o se of b rin g in g
THE PAINT MAN _________
h ere again n ex t year.
I T he sale of th e school bonds has h er m o th er and fa th e r to S pringdale.
Let me help you with your Painting Problems
B ert P arso n s is on th e sick list.
been held up by th e serv in g of a tem
p o rary injunction.
Mrs. H. N. C h risten sen sp en t Mon­
E xp ert P a p er H a n g in g
T he F lo w er club w ill m eet a t th e day and T uesday w ith her m o th er in
Have just purchased from the damaged stock de­
Gresham, Oregon
Phone 1971
lib ra ry on W ednesday evening, May P o rtlan d .
14. T he club expects a florist to be
partm ent of one of the leading wholesale houses in
Mrs. D. W oodard’s in fan t son is
p resen t, also o th e r invited guests. A
still
q
u
ite
¡11.
1 ortland a consignment of
good atten d an ce is desired.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy G uilford and little
A b so lu tely
son from V ancouver, W ashington,
w ere S unday g u ests a t th e P. H.
B O X B E D S P R IN G S
P ete rso n home. Mrs. P ete rso n is
At th e com m unity ch u rch on S u n ­
n u rsin g a badly sp rain ed ankle.
day th e u su al session of th e S unday
Mr. and Mrs. H erm an W eeks of school w ill be held a t 10 o’clock and
at a very reasonable figure, in turn we are passing them
P o rtlan d and Mr. and Mrs. Jam es a t 11 th e p asto r, th e Rev. S. F. P itts,
Sim oni w ere d in n er g u ests a t th e L. A. w ill p reach an a p p ro p ria te M others’
on to our customers. They are new stock but are slight­
H arlow hom e on T uesday evening
Day serm on. An election w ill be held
ly shelf worn. We offer two of them at $15.00 each
J. L. Cook sold C h e v ro le t to u rin g in connection w ith th e services of
c a rs th is w eek to J. W. H udson of S unday school su p e rin ten d e n t and two
a,lJ ^ e ^ ? 10*0 0 ’ 1 he wholesaIe price on these springs
P alm er, Oregon, and A. E. S h eare r of deacons for th e church.
th e Oregon A utom obile asso ciatio n of
was $35.00. Call and look them over.
The L adies’ Aid society w ill m eet
A. J. W. BROWN, Prop.
P o rtlan d , and a used F o rd to u rin g ca r on W ednesday aftern o o n of next week
to Mr. Van B u sk irk of T routdale.
a t th e hom e of Mrs. H. H. W atkins.
Phone 1891
J. S andell of K lam ath F alls. O re­ Mrs. H attie W ilkinson w ill a s sist th e |
gon, and Miss S h u ltz of P o rtlan d v is­ h o stess in serv in g a silv er tea.
ited R ichard K n a rr on W ednesday.
Mr. S andell and R ich ard w ere ship-
T h e tw e n ty - five
) our Home Furnisher
| m ates on th e m ine layer, U. S. S.
Pierce -A rro w tour­
H
ousatonic,
d
u
rin
g
th
e
w
orld
w
ar.
Mr. and Mrs. F red K elly of P o rt­
in g c a rs used on
Gresham, Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. T hom as Low e n te r­ land w ere d in n er g u ests a t th e home
“The
H o rs e s h o e
tained a n um ber of frien d s over th e
R o u t« ” out ot M e r -
week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. K unor of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. R ichey la st S a t­
c .d to Y 'w en Jte .r a
of W arren to n , Oregon, and Mr. and u rd ay evening.
lu b r ic a t e d e x c lu ­
Mrs. Ja ck P a rtric e of P o rtlan d w ere
Mr. and Mrs. H a rry W oodm an of
s iv e ly w it h Z e r o ­
v isito rs on S atu rd ay . A lfred M ilne of W oodm ere w ere ca lle rs a t th e home of
lene.
La G rande, Oregon, a b ro th e r of Mrs.
Low, sp e n t th e w eek-end. Mr. and Mr. and M rs. C. F. K esterso n Monday
I* resh or Cured, Lard, Etc., prepared and sold under ab­
Mrs. S hepherd S tew art of P o rtlan d evening.
solutely san itary conditions and at lowest
Clyde S ag er of L en ts w as a valley
w ere S unday v isito rs and th e Misses
B ettie S cott and M ary U rbench of visito r on b u sin ess on W ednesday of
possible prices, you’ll go to
P o rtlan d w ere Monday visitors.
th is week.
Mrs. Wm. M arkell en tertain ed th e
B. F. S tevens and d au g h ter, Miss
I L adies Aid a t her hom e on W ednes­
day aftern o o n . T hose w ho atten d ed L aura, of P o rtlan d w ere recen t c a ll­
IHFTL, Prop.
P h o n s , 7„
G resham
re p o rt a very enjoyable aftern o o n and ers on Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Richey.
a delicious lunch w as served by th e
Mr. an d Mrs. H. F. S ag er w ere c a ll­
h ostess, assisted by Mrs. T hom as Low ing on frie n d s In th e L ents d istric t
and Mrs. W. C. Spence.
Tuesday.
Chas. D ah lq u lst h as his new b arn
a t th is B akery and a t S to r a
w ell u n d er way.
A. J. S to n e’s lig h t c a r collided w ith
T. R. B erry Is p u ttin g th e finishing
Contains the Vitainines, mi ed by
la c a r driven by P san D. Dzaboff of touches to a m odern chicken house,
scientific p rln c l| lea
I P o rtlan d on W ednesday evening and
dim ensions 18 x 80 feet.
both c a rs w ere o v ertu rn ed and co n ­
J. Z. Olson has leased his farm to
IP s Good and Good fo r You
sid erab ly dam aged. Mr. S to n e’s wife
and ch ild ren w ere w ith him and th re e H en ry P a u lse n for a te rm of y ea rs
m en w ere in th e o th e r car. Aside an d is b u ilding a m odern m ilk house,
from m inor b ru ises no one w as h u rt.
I T he L adies Aid w ill hold an ap ro n also rem odeling his b arn to com ply
THEO. VAN DOFINCK
P hone 1221
sale S atu rd ay evening, In connection w ith th e req u irem en ts of th e law gov­
ern
in
g
dairying.
Mr.
Olson
will
also
w ith w hich w ill be a fine p ro g ram and
| refresh m en ts.
have som e im provem ents m ade on th e
On Sunday evening a t 7:45 th e Rev. dw elling.
D aniasens Woman P asses Away.
I G. S. Brow n, a s s is ta n t p a sto r of Cen-
M others’ Day serv ices will be held
Rev. IS. R. D. H ollensted will preach i . r~ £ la.r a A' Mud«e. widow of th e
te n ary -W llb u r ch u rch in P o rtlan d , at the ch u rch on S unday evening at
» i. P ’ Mudge, passed aw ay a t th e
will preach.
E pw orth L eague will 7:46, w hen O liver J. Gill will preach a M other’s Day serm on a t th e H u rl- fam ily hom e nt D am ascus on May 7
I
m
eet
a
t
7
o’clock,
u
n
d
er
th
e
leadership
,,®r . a l.O" K Blness. F u n eral services
“W e have been operating a stage line since
on the su b je ct ‘‘R ender T rib u te to h u rt schoolhouse S unday aftern o o n
of Miss M ildred Johnson. Sunday Whom T rib u te Is Due.”
will be held a t th e chapel of th e Mt
S unday a t 3 o'clock.
1911 and have always used Zerolene. Re­
| school is a t 10 o'clock.
Scott crem ato riu m on S atu rd ay , May
school convenes a t 10 o ’clock.
T he Rev. J. S tan fo rd Moore, w ho is
1«, a t 2 o ’clock. Mrs. Mudge Is s u r ­
cently we disposed of some cars that had
I th e leader of th e boys’ club in cam p
vived by th e follow ing ch ild ren : Mrs.
been in our service for ten years, and dur­
cookery, took 16 m em bers of th e club
M other’s Day w ill be observed S u n ­ R. L. C om , P o rtla n d ; O rton K Mudge,
I to P o rtlan d one day recen tly . They
ing that period none of them had ever had
T he M ission circ le of th e H aley day m o rn in g a t 11 o’clock a t th e H erm iston, O regon; Jo h n 8. Mudge
visited L a u re lh u rst p a rk and a nura-
P o rtla n d ; Allen C., A lice A. and
a bearing scraped.”
I her of places of in te rest, am ong them B ap tist ch u rc h w ill have a sa le of u se ­ Sm ith M em orial P re sb y te ria n church. W alter K. Mudge of D am ascus. Mrs.
being th e k itchen of "T he Coffee Cup" ful and fancy a rtic le s on S atu rd ay Rev. E. R. D. HollenHted will preach Mudge'« h u sband died last July.
re sta u ra n t, th ro u g h w hich th ey w ere evening. May 10. R efresh m en ts will Ihe serm on. S unday school s ta rts
shown.
be served.
| pro m p tly a t 10 a. m.
BULL RUN
Dr. Jo h n P a rso n s of P o rtla n d will
P re p a ra tio n s a re being m ade to se t
preach a t the M ethodist ch u rc h next off an Im m ense ch arg e of dynam ite a t
S unday m orning a t 11 o’clock. S u n ­ the q u a rry to loosen a m ass of rock
day school will m eet a t 10 o'clock.
for use In th e c ru sh e r. A y-ahaped
tu n n el Is being dug and a D uPont ex ­
M in s W A IK T K 1 I.
I
*• b ,r ,“by « 'v e n th a t sealed bids p e rt from P o rtlan d Is expected to
P ll
b?
by th e re co rd e r o f the p lace th e ch arg e. T he rock w ill be
C<W of Fairview until the ho u r o f 8 p. m used on road w ork in th e vicinity.
192L
I Main s tre e t in th e city of
F a ,o
irv r ie « w ra , d ln
ap- g
8. B. Crisaey, fath e r of W. L. C rla-
ly 2562 feet. Involving a bout sey of G ladiolus Farm , enjoyed au a u ­
Í400 ru b le feet of cut a n d 1201) cubic feet
tom obile
I o f till. E n g in e e r'! profile m a p a n d
u - u rid e W ednesday, th e first
ta i ! a re on flle In the olflce o f the m a y o r U
“m
a s bei
m e e h e h has
been aw ay from th e place
F a irv ie w , Oregon
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I In terested In view ing th e w ork on th e
C o m p a n y ’s ne
O. D O L P H , Recorder.
, pipe line.
im proved oil fo r
Overland 1921, license and thoroughly over-
_
^ uu »chool closed th is
Ford car. "Feed.
“ Say it with a W ant Ad.’
1 week.
ICE CREAM
“ Lucky D og!”
DAIRY PRODUCTS CO.
paint up :
clean up :
TODD~
SPE C IA L A N N O U N C EM EN T
COTTRELL
PURE LARD
75c and $1.50
G RESH AM
M EAT
M ARKET
J.
E.
M ETZGER
pleasant valley
FOR THE BEST MEATS
SeeingYOSEMITE on_
THE
SA N IT A R Y
M ARK ET
ZEROLENE7«Z»n'i»/£rf bearingt
If you haven’t traveled the Horseshoe
Route out of Merced to Yosemite in one
of the Pierce-Arrow touring cars oper­
ated by the Yosemite Stage and Turn­
pike Company, you’ve missed something.
But whether or not you have made
tiiis trip, you’ll be interested, as a motor­
ist, in know ing th a t the twenty-five
Pierce-Arrow cars used in this service
are lubricated with Zerolene. The man­
ager of this famous stage line writes:
O UR
, F
Those Oil-Starved
F o rd ..”
I n s is t on Z e ro le n e , e v e n
i f i t d o e s c o s t le ss.
G resham City B akery
SPRINGDALE
Tractors
hauled..............................................................$300 00
1 1920 Chevrolet, license and good tires.......... $200 00
1 1919 Ford touring with license....................... $110.00
servire l f « l o f
Zerolene made by i
h e r o f large n e n Adt an y
pendent
ZEROLENE
1 Maxwell 1924 touring and extras....................$950.00
seiet r e p r e . e n t a t i ve o t
Z sro lrn » deaier foe a copy.
1 Maxwell ton truck
1 Case 10-18 tractor with plows, good condition.
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
S ta n d a rd O i l C o m p a n y
A fotof
WANTED
1 l ord bug, A-l condition............................... — .$125.00
Look th ese cars over, d rive them , then y o u ’ll
buy a u sed car from H esse!
T h u bookie) rrporfs
FAIRVIEW
Used Cars
Trucks &
1 1917 Ford touring, license, good condition.... $125 00
STANDARD 0
COMPANY
(C A L IF O R N IA )
BREAD
ROCKWOOD
HALEY
W hether you drive a Pierce-Arrow or
a Ford, the use of Zerolene, of the proper
body, will not only cut down your oil bill,
but give you greater gasoline mileage, less
carbon, lower upkeep costs,
ZEROLENE and a longer life for your car.
Big users refuse to pay trib­
ute to the old superstition that
for FORDS there is something mysteri­
ously “better” about “eastern”
oils — why should you pay
that tribute?
HEALTH
W. A. HESSEL
kdiabiUly
CUCUMBER PICKLES
\ \ c paid the Gresham growers in 1923
$35,000, Did you get your share? You will
get your share this year by making a contract
now at
Oregon Pickle & Canning Co.
Gresham, Ore.
phone 1881