T he Rev. Edw in T. R andall, whose
coining about a year ago is so fav o r
ably rem em bered, w ill preach at
P le a sa n t V alley a 11 a. m. Sunday.
T he P lea san t V alley Sunday school is
g rea tly increasin g in num ber. It co n
venes at 10 a. m.
Mrs. Louise H euke. who lived in th e
D am ascus neighborhood for 25 years
p rio r to h e r rem oval to L en ts four
y ea rs ago, died at h er late residence
a t 5829, 85th stre e t so u th east, on Feb
ru a ry 18, at th e age of 67 years. H er
m aiden nam e w as L o u isa R oem er and
h e r b irth p la ce w as in Saxony, Ger
m any. She cam e to th e U nited S tates
about 30 y ea rs ago and had lived m uch
of th e tim e In th e locality so u th of
G resham . H er d eath w as due to a
succession of p ara ly tic stro k es, from
w hich she had been a su fferer for a
y ear past. She w as m a rrie d to F re d
erick H euke in th e old co u n try , who
w ith tw o ch ild ren , C arl, of L ents, and
Mrs. M innie W itzel, of D am ascus
survive her.
She also leaves five
g ran d c h ild ren an d tw o g re a t-g ra n d
children , of P o rtlan d , and tw o siste rs
in G erm any. T he fu n eral serv ices
w ere conducted S atu rd ay , F e b ru a ry
21, from th e fu n eral p a rlo rs of Jacob
son & Cox, on 92d s tre e t n e a r F o ste r
road, th e Rev. H. R. G ebhardt officiat
ing.
In te rm e n t w as in Mt. Scott
cem etery.
INSURANCE FOR FARMERS.
T he F a rm e rs M utual F ire Relief
A ssn., of P o rtla n d , is upon its 21st
year, and is th e la rg e st F a rm e rs Mu
tu a l F ire In su ra n c e A ssn, w est of the
Rocky m ountains. T he yearly rep o rt
filed w ith th e In su ra n c e Com m ission
er show s a to ta l m em bership of m ore
th a n 13,000, w ith 120,500,000 in force,
an increase of J2.500.000 over th a t of
1923. T he fire losses for 1924 a g g re
gated $55,000, a ll of w hich have been
ad ju sted and prom ptly paid. No low
er ra te on farm in su ran c e can be ob
tained from any o th e r com pany in
Oregon. If you believe in co -opera
tive m ovem ent am ong the farm ers
and need in su ran ce, call on P re sid en t
H. W. S n ash all, a t th e F a ir G rounds,
G resham . Phone 2101.—Adv.
Plano Tuning.
Piano tu n in g $3. P lano and organ
rep a irin g . F red B. Jones. Phone o r
d ers to Outlook. 1561. or TAbor 8952
FERTILIZERS
of all kinds, for all purposes
We carry a complete line of
Swift's Red Steer Brand Mixed Fertilizer
A Mixed Fertilizer for Every Purpose
For Fields, Gardens, Lawns.
Superphosphate
Tankage
Fishmeal
Nitrate of Soda
Muriate of Potash
Bloodmeal
Get our prices. Fertilizers are cheaper this year.
A sk for th e little booklet on F ertilizer.
A. W. METZGER & CO.
Phone 1451
Phone 1451
A fine baby boy arriv ed a t th e hom e
of Mr. an d Mrs. S. P. O sburn on S u n
day, F e b ru a ry 15.
F a ir v ie w G r a î n ^ a n d W a r e h o u s e C o .
T he young people of th e E p w o rth
L eague a re still w orking for th e play,
Mary Ja n e," w hich w ill be given in
th e city h all on th e evening of M arch
6. F u rth e r an n o u n cem en ts w ill be
made.
F a i r v i e w . O r e .
T hose who atten d ed th e house
w arm ing given on last Sunday a t th e
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. R obertson
in P o rtlan d w ere Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
P eterso n , Mr. and Mrs. J. W. M oller,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Moore. Miss R achel
P eterso n , M arjorie Moller, R ichard
A nderson. Clyde P eterso n and Melvin
M oller. F ifty-one relativ es and friends
rE B 14.
Prices Subject to Market Changes
atten d ed th e affair, w hich w as a com
P E R TON
b in atio n house w arm ing and show er
PER TON
A bou n tifu l sp read w as served at noon
and th e aftern o o n w as sp e n t in m usic
and conversation,
I r a B rooks is confined to his hom e
w ith a broken an k le as th e re s u lt of
a fall. Two sm all bones w ere broken.
Mrs. Jam es B u rlin g am e has been
q u ite sick for th e p ast w eek b u t Is
rep o rted b etter.
T he M ethodist L adies Aid w ill give
an evening tea on F riday, F e b ru a ry
27, a t th e home of Mr. and Mrs. W ill
Brooks. All a re co rd ially invited.
Mrs. Floyd S u rface w ill en te rta in
We are in tlie market for Grain
th e M ethodist L adies Aid in an all-
CLEANING,
ROLLING, GRINDING,
day session on W ednesday, w hen th e
nt any time
tim e w ill be sp en t in sew ing for th e
w hite E a ste r sale w hich w ill be held
in th e city h all on A pril 10.
S unday school w ill be held a t 10 Funeral Held of Clarence Vamlerhoof, ^Illllllllll,lltllll|lllllllllllllllltllllllllllli||||titi||||||||||||||||||„„||||„||, |„|||||||||||||, hi , lllllliiiiiiiiiiiHitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
C larence H. V anderlioof, rem em
a. m. a t th e M ethodist ch u rch , E p
w o rth L eague w ill be held at 6:30 and bered by resid e n ts of T ro u td ale as r e
siding th e re a n u m b er of y ea rs ago,
Rev. C. B. May w ill p reach a t 7:30.
died a t his home In Tacom a Monday
and
the rem ain s w ere shipped to the
LUSTED
M etzger U n d ertak in g com pany a t
nt Orient Grange Unii
Mr. and Mrs. H ector M organ, of Mc G resham , w hich took ch arg e of th e
M innville, w ere S unday g u ests a t th e fu n eral arran g e m en ts. Deceased w as
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. F red M organ 28 years, 4 m onths and 29 days of age
and Mr. and Mrs. Adolph S ester. They and his d eath w as caused by urem ic
re tu rn e d to McM innville
M onday poisoning. T he fam ily left T ro u td ale
ARLETA BAPTIST VS. BAPTIST BEAR CATS
m orning.
15 or 16 y ea rs ago an d had resided in
Admission 25 ami 15 cents
I
T acom a sin ce th a t tim e. He is s u r
vived by a widow, Mrs. Ruth V ander ^iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMmiuiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMMUMiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiniiiiniiimiiimiiiiiHHHml
POWELL VALLEY
hoof, an d one child, his fa th e r and
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Lundbom a tte n d m other, Mr. and Mrs. H en ry V ander-
ed th e recep tio n given a t th e P o rtlan d hoof, a sister, Leona, a ll of Tacom a,
au d ito riu m S unday evening to th e also a siste r, Mrs. R o b ert H u n ter, who
new ly n atu ra liz ed citizens. Mr. L und resid es In Los A ngeles, his g ra n d
bom took out his la st n atu ra liz atio n m other, Mrs. V anderhoof, of Ames,
p ap ers in 1924. Mrs. F ra n k Staffen- n ea r B ull Run, and a cousin, Mrs.
son and sons, T anny and E dw ard, a c C arl E rick so n , of T ro u td ale. All w ere
com panied them .
p resen t a t th e fu n eral, w hich w as held
Mr. and Mrs. H ayden H iatt of M ed a t T ro u td ale In th e com m unity ch u rch
ford, O regon, who have been v isitin g on Sunday aftern o o n , w ith th e excep
w ith Mrs. H ia tt's m o th er, Mrs. M innie tio n of th e siste r in Los A ngeles, who
N ystrom , for some tim e, have gone to 1 on account of illn ess In th e fam ily,
Good M anagem ent and Good Tim e A ssured
Los A ngeles w here they w ill v isit th e w as un ab le to reach here. T he Rev.
Gentlemen $1.0(1
p a re n ts of Mr. H ia tt and o th er r e la E. R. I). H ollensted had ch arg e of th e
Ladies Free
tives and frien d s In different p a rts of | fu n eral serv ice and Mrs. L. A. H arlow
th e state.
and Mrs. J. A. L arsso n sang. I n te r
T he Pow ell V alley Com ets defeated m ent w as in D ouglas cem etery w here
th e fa st P le a sa n t H ome Cubs 22 to 11 a b ro th er, O rvll, w ho died th ree y ears
,
By “GREAT REND"
a t th e O rient g ran g e h all S atu rd ay ago at th e age of 17, is burled.
.
8 c.r ° 88-w ord Puzzle w as arra n g e d In G roat Bend, K ansas. We do
night. T he s ta rs of th e gam e w ere
de«f^nVe hi® n a? ei ° f th e o rlg l,la t,,r- However, as it is an ex ceptionally fine
S a tte rstro m for th e Com ets an d E ric k
Rockwood M. E. C hurch Notices.
read ers8 "*1 COnta ns son,e ex cellen t w ords, we a re p assin g it along to our
son for th e Cubs.
T h ere w ill be a L adies Aid tea held
However, th e re a re som e real
C laren ce Aim re tu rn e d hom e from a t th e hom e of Mrs. Wm. Je lk en at t e a ^ Z / n ^ h W° r '18, “ 7 r.ea.“ y d lfflcu lt
X l. f n
P“ z lle - J',Ht t0 aro u se your In terest, and th e cross-w ord
th e Good S am a ritan ho sp ital M onday 2:30, W ednesday aftern o o n . Sunday
i n I« », 8?!OU ? 1g et, . a , gr, a t. deal of enjoym ent o ut of solving it. Look
h aving en tirely recovered his u su al school w ill m eet a t 10 a. m. on S u n »1
a t No. 46 horizontal. I t Is an 18 le tte r word. Ohoy!
h ealth an d stren g th .
day m o rning. E p w o rth L eague w ill
Miss E tta A nderson, a stu d e n t of th e m eet a t 6:45 and Rev. Edw in T. R an
M onm outh norm al, visited h e r p ar dall of P u g et Sound co n feren ce w ill
en ts, Mr. and Mrs. T horvald A n d er give th e evening ad d re ss a t 7:30.
son, over th e w eek-end holiday.
Multnomah Grange to Meet.
Mrs. K. J. H agberg and d au g h ter
T he M ultnom ah g ran g e will hold an
M artha, Mrs. F ra n k G ustafson, M rs
B ert Olson and Mrs. Chas. L u n d q u ist all-d ay session in th e ir hall a t O rient
w ere v isito rs Monday a t th e hom e of S atu rd ay , F e b ru a ry 28, a t 2 p. m.
Mr. an d Mrs. A. W. R esare, w ho live T h ere w ill be a p ro g ram w hich will
be open to th e public. V isitors are
n ea r A nderson station.
K nute A nderson has had an o th er w elcom e and a good atten d a n ce of th e
v ery sev ere a tta c k of asth m a, w hich m em bers Is desired.
it was feared m ight prove fatal, b u t
L ittle Child Dies Suddenly.
he is restin g som ew hat easier a t
R o b ert A ugust H eller, aged 2 years,
presen t.
only child of Mr. and Mrs. A ugust G.
Cream Prices.
H eller, of D am ascus, died very su d
T h e Sandy cream ery is paying 47 denly T u esd ay m o rning, Feb. 17, at a
cen ts a t th e cream ery and 45 ce n ts on
point Just e a st of L en ts w hile being
th e ro u te for b u tte rfa t.—Adv.
ru sh ed to Good S am a ritan hospital
for tre a tm e n t. T he little one had
C hoice A lta lta H a y
been acu tely 111 only sin ce F riday eve
We a re now o rd erin g o u r th ird
HORIZONTAL.
90. At an angle.
One who w onders.
ca r "B lossom B rand 2d C utting."
ning w ith a form of stom ach tro u b le
5
VERTICAL.
Get o u r p rice delivered a t your
w hich local physicians did not seem 10 To Brown.
K ing of P salm s.
1. U nusual.
b arn , G resham , B oring, Kelso, D a
to
sa
tisfa
c
to
rily
diagnose.
He
had
11. . F am o u s pres. (In lt.).
m ascus, C ottrell, P le a sa n t Home,
2. An adverb.
been In an anem ic condition, It Is 13. . To kill.
etc. T elephone D am ascus 94.
3. Six. (Rom. num .).
said, p rio r to th is a ttac k . F u n eral 15. . Before.
4. Boy’s nam e, (ab b r.),
16. . Tam e, fondled anim als.
6. A bone.
services w ere conducted T h u rsd ay a t 18.
, P reposition.
7. An exclam ation.
2 o’clock .from th e Jaco b so n & Cox 19. . To deduce.
A uto F re ig h t T erm in al
8. A couch.
fu n eral p a rlo rs in L en ts, w ith In te r 20. Tim e of year.
9. An Im plem ent.
Portland, Phone EAst ‘3304
m ent in M ount S co tt cem etery. A 21. Excuse.
10. A p recise description.
23.
P
reposition.
Gresham, Phone 1901
11. A beverage.
goodly n um ber of sy m p ath etic n eig h
25. N egative.
12. R ights, (ab b r.).
bors and frien d s from D am ascus w ere 27. P e rta in in g to. (ab b r.).
14. A prefix m eaning th ree.
In atten d a n ce a t th e fu n eral. Much 28. Indefinite article.
16. A m agazine.
29.
Im plem ent, (hew ing).
sym pathy Is being extended to the
17. Thus.
30.
P erso n al pronoun.
19. E ntangle.
strick en p a re n ts who have been called
31. Scent.
22. Not ap p ro ach ab le.
to give up th e ir baby and only child. 34. A definite spot.
S uccessor to
23. A g irl's name.
35. A boy’s name.
Morgan Bros.
24. A roused to action.
Grape Vines.
36. L ittle devil.
26. A sin g le unit.
W ordens, Concords, N iagaras, one 38. Conjunction.
32. A boy's name.
year old.
Splendidly rooted, su re 39.
se p a ra te e n try in an account.
33. P reposition.
grow ers.
Low prices. O rder now. 40. A
PORTLAND
P reposition.
36. In co rp o rated acco u n tan t, (ab b r.).
H arold O berg, C raig road, fo u rth 4L In sp ite of.
37. P o rtu g al, (ab b r.).
WAY POINTS
house n o rth off B a rr road. TAbor 42. E d ito r (ab b r ).
38. A conjunction,
6014, P o rtlan d . R. 7, Box 966.
44.
An
e
a
ste
rn
state,
(ab
b
r.).
43. To act.
GRESHAM
W h at you w ant, when you w ant 1» 45. Thus.
47. A critica l m ark.
46.
Members
of
a
ch
u
rch
body.
s you w ant It—-W ant ad . R.
48. D e p a rt
57. To talk.
49. R epent.
58.
A E u ro p ean black bird.
H ere is th e an sw er to th e puzzle In
50. A m an ’s nam e.
•
the la st issu e of th e O utlook. How 59. S h o rt le tte rs.
51. An Ita lia n P rovince.
60.
A curved bone.
m any got It rig h t?
52. P reposition.
«2. N icknam e of fam ous Pres.
53. W ell-know n.
63. An eagle.
54. Guided.
I 64. Boy’s nicknam e.
65. P a rt of th e verb "to be".
65. Sam e as 62 horizontal.
56. C h a ra cteristics.
66 A g irl's nam e.
57. To go (Scot).
69. Arm y o rd er, (ab b r.).
.
61. An Insect.
70. Boy’s nam e. (ab b r.).
67. A g irl's name.
72 Boy's nam e, (ab b r.),
Every Wednesday and
68. A rtless.
I 73. A step.
70. Remote.
Saturday Evenings
75. PoHsessIvc form of a g irl’s nam e.
71. A title given to an E n g lish peer.
77. To be able.
73. P a st te n se of sleep.
I SO. To cu re, as h errin g , by saltin g
74. To th ro w about.
and sm oking.
76. To p ut aw ay.
81. Cuts.
78. A u n it of m easure, (ab o r.).
8J.
A llow ance made for w aste.
near Pleasant Valley Grange
79. A note of th e m u sical scale.
84. A lock of hum an hair.
80. C oarse o u te r co at of cereals.
85. To sbun.
82. You (G erm an p o lite fo rm ).
D on't F o rg e t and You W on't R egret
87. Main th o ro u g h fare, (ab b r.).
84. A beverage.
88 Large quantities.
86. A m edical m an. (ab b r.).
8». W lde-m outh w ater pltcbera.
98. H ouse of L ords, (ab b r.).
Phone 2211
z
Special Cash Price at Mill Only
Barley, w h o le ............... $52.00
Barley, rolled or ground 54.00
Corn, w hole.................... 58.00
Corn, cracked or ground 60.00
Oats, w hole.................... 48.00
Oats, rolled or ground . . 50.00
Beet Pulp........................ 48.00
More Milk, Fishers. . . . 47.00
Dairy Feed, Fishers. . . . 44.00
W h e a t............................. $67.00
Scratch................................63.00
Egg Producer............... 55.00
Mill Run.......................... 42.00
M id d lin gs...................... 54.00
Linseed Oil M eal........... 54.00
Cocoanut M eal............. 44.00
Tripple Oil M eal........... 52.00
Molasses in steel drums. 27.00
Basketball
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEB. 25
DANCE
TROUTDALE CITY HALL
FOR THE BEST MEATS
h resh or Cured, Lard, Etc., prepared and sold under ab
solutely sanitary conditions and at lowest
possible prices, you’ll go to
THE SANITARY MARKET
GEO. DIETL, Prop.
Phone 1711
G res haul
OUR HEALTH BREAD
at th is B akery and a t S to r s
Contains the Vitamines, m i’ed by
scientific p r in c ip e s
I t ’s Good and Good for Yon
Gresham City Bakery
THEO. VAN DOi'XNCK
Phone 1221 g s .
Merit—
and merit alone!
- O O DSTO CK
Standard T) peuri lee
ITTLE has been said in print about the Wood-
.4 stock—but much has been said by thousands
of enthusiastic operators.
It's mainly this background of good will—earned
by good performance—that is responsible for its
success.
Users will tell you the Woodstock is a most excep
tional typewriter—a composite of all improvements
conducive to effortless writing—plus a rare beauty
of type and sturdiness of construction that stamps
this machine as a thing apart.
I
Ask for Demonstration
Rebuilt Typewriter Co.
D istrib u to r
304 Dak Street
*
Portland, Ur eg on
WOODSTOCK
SATURDAY EVENING, FEB, 28
(i/G K A rs MtCHESTRA
OUR CROSS WORD PUZZLE
Lundquist Truck Line
Leea1 and Long Distance
Moving
DANCING
Springer’s Hall