Gresham outlook., May 15, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

AUCTION SALE
F A IR V IE W SC HOOL W ILL
P R E S E N T PA G EA N T
TROUTDALE
As a re su lt of eig h th g rad e exem p­
The 1925 eighth g rad e g rad u a tin g
class of F airview has a rra n g e d for a tio n s te sts given by County S u p e rin ­
pleasing program w hich w ill be r e n ­ ten d en t A lderson. M arjorie K uhnley,
dered on T uesday eveuing on th e M ary Scott. E lizab eth R obinson and
Hall Mile Southeast of Linnenianu Junction
school g ro u n d s a t F airview , begin­ R alph M iller a re exem pt from th e
1 Mile Southwest of Gresham
ning prom ptly at 6:45. T he exercise, final ex am in atio n s and sev eral o th ers
w hich w ill be in th e n a tu re of a sp rin g failed in only one subject. T he class |
pageant, is called "T he F a irie s' of nine all received passin g g rad es
Child." T he p a rt of th e fairy queen i a n *l M arjorie K uhnley and M ary Scott
Beginning nt l i N p. m.
w ill be ta k en by L illian Rudie and the have an av erag e of over 95. It is sai-l
fairy p rin cess by M arian B urlingam e, i ,b e T ro u td ale eig h th g rad e h as th e
Jo h n n y B lair w ill pay hom age to th e highest av erag e in th e county. They
queen as her page and Inez Keenan h>ve been w orking u n d er h andicap
w ill be know n as T rudie, th e wood- i to r 8ome tlm e 88 80 “ »“ T o t th e pupils
c u tte r’s d au g h ter. T he fairie s' child, have been .“ b sen t on acco u n t of the
T h istlek in , w ill be played by C arl m um ps.
Mrs. L. A. H arlow e n tertain ed the
Rudie and Slum p, a ca te rp illa r, ^vlll
be im p erso n ated by L aw rence Ma­ H alf H our Study club w ith 1 o'clock
haffey.
luncheon at h er hom e on T uesday.
To com plete th é ca st of "T he T h ere w ere 20 of th e m em bers p res-
F alries' C hild” th e re w ill be e ig h t e n t. “ H from P o rtla n d who enjoyed
spring and disks 2 Oliver Plow s 40; H-Inch 4. I. Case Sulky Plow;’ wood folks, six fairies and five ch il­ an u n u su ally in te re stin g m eeting
Shovel Plow, ancient; Ox 1 oke, pioneer days; Panning Mill,
Inch steel d ren in th e Maypole dance. T he pink Mrs. Ralph D unnaw ay review ed the
cable tor stump pulling, single and double block, :i cross-cut Saws, Sledges
sw eet pea h as been chosen as th e book for th e aftern o o n and Mrs. C lara
and W edges Hoes, Shovels, Mattocks and Garden Tools.
class flower and th e m otto of th e class Oaks gave in te re stin g d escrip tio n s of
a trip to th e Sam oa Islan d s. T he p ro ­
is “O nw ard over o b stacles.”
T he eight stu d en ts com prising th e gram fo r th e y ear w as adopted w hich
Some very an cien t, antique fu rn itu re , bed sprin g s, tab les, ch a irs, lib ra ry class a re W illiam A nderson, E dw ard w ill be c u rre n t lite ra tu re and Oregon
table of O regon wood, dishes, pots and pans, hu n d red s of fru it Jars, crocks
L ucille B ackus, C lara w riters.
from 1 gallon to 15 gallons, barrels, buckets, w ash tu b s, b o ard s and w ringer, A nderson,
Mrs. T hom as Low and Mrs. Isab ella
sausage g rin d e r, stu tte r and fat press, 2 c h u rn s, 1-gallon and 5-gallon; Brooks, Benjie Briggs, F ra n k K ee­
h eating stove, range.
nan,
K ath leen
Lew is and Iren e Rugg of P o rtlan d e n tertain ed on F r i­
day the past m a tro n s’ club o t 1922,
Come e a rly and look over the collection of a life tim e. A bsolutely no U lrich.
w ith a luncheon a t 12:30 a t th e fo r­
Junk w ill be peddled a t th is sale.
m er's home, w hich w as b eau tifu lly
SANDY BLUFF
decorated w ith flow ers, th e color
TERMS: U nder $20, cash. Sums of $20 and over, approved notes
Mr. an d Mrs. G. S. W ilkenson en ­ schem e of yellow being c a rrie d o u t in
te rtain e d th e Rev. and Mrs. E. G. Ran- all th e room s an d on th e table. T he ’
ton and sons to d in n er on Monday had election of officers and also de­
evening.
cided to have a picnic at E agle Creek
Mrs. A llen McNeal is en tertain in g cam p in July. T he follow ing g u ests
R. I. ANDERSON, Auctioneer
A. MEYERS, Clerk h er b ro th e r for a few days.
w ere p rese n t:
M esdam es Je n n ie
Mr. an d Mrs. E lm er H ouse, niece Sm ith, Daisy M iller, M aybell Boone,
an d nephew of Mr. and Mrs. A rnold, L illian D aziell, E lizab eth M urphy
a re m oving from K ath lam et, W ashing­ E tta H all of P o rtlan d , Mrs. M au l
ton, in to th e house w here Mr. and Mrs. W oodw orth of M ultnom ah and Mrs.
A rnold now reside, an d th e first of Lena P ete rs of H illsboro, Oregon.
Ju n e th e A rnolds w ill leave for C ali­
Sunday d in n er g u ests a t th e M orris
caco
fornia.
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M cGinnis hom e w ere Mr. an d Mrs. H
P,
C. M cGinnis, Mr. and Mrs. Ja s. Spence
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an d little d au g h ter and H om er Jones
HALEY
y
of P o rtlan d .
At th e H aley B ap tist ch u rc h the
A lfred M ilne of L a G rande, Oregon,
u su al serv ices w ill be held next S u n ­
sp e n t th e w eek-end a t the hom e of his
day. S unday school a t 10 a. m., p re a c h ­
A SERVICE
sister, Mrs. T hom as Low.
ing a t 11, young people's m eeting a t 8
Mrs. H a rry McGinnis h as re tu rn e d
that is superior—one of unostentatious
p. m., w ith serm on follow ing. The
from a few w eek s’ v isit w ith a d au g h ­
S unday school convention h as been
charm and tranquility is furnished by our
te r a t S eattle, W ashington.
postponed. All a re invited.
organization—workers with a mission—
Mr. and Mrs. H a rry P ra tt of Risley
a Service of Perfection.
sta tio n w ere c a lle rs a t th e hom e of
PLEASANT VALLEY
Mr. and Mrs. F re d P elton, Sunday.
Claud Coons, w ho w as o p erated on
Gresham Funeral Parlors
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H o re ic k er m o­
a couple of w eeks ago for u lc ers of
to red to Cam as, W ashington, Sunday
th e stom ach, w as able to leave th e
and sp e n t th e day w ith frien d s a t th a t
h o sp ital T uesday.
place.
E lm er Noah and Mrs. C arl E rickson
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. D uke of P o rt­
m otored to G aribaldi, Oregon, for a
land w ere c a lle rs a t th e hom e of Mr.
w eek-end v isit w ith th e la tte r ’3
and Mrs. T. H. G rave M onday a f te r ­
d au g h ter, Mrs. E. L am iraude.
noon.
Mrs. F red P elto n visited Mrs. A nna
J. W. D illon of L en ts w as In th e
S w ank at F airv iew recen tly .
V alley on business W ednesday.
Miss Belle P arso n s of N ew berg, O re­
Mrs. L ucile M arkell of P o rtla n d is
gon, is spending th e week a t th e home
spending a few days visitin g w ith her
of h er m other, Mrs. E le cta P arso n s.
p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Johnson.
H erm an B laser left M onday for
Mrs. J. H. K line w as th e rec ip ien t of
e a ste rn W ashington and O regon on a
a p le asa n t su rp rise p arty W ednesday
b u sin ess trip .
afternoon, w hen about 25 ladies of the
H onoring Mrs. C. S. W ilson on
neighborhood w alked in on h er u n ­
M others’ Day, Mr. and Mrs. R o b ert
announced.
W ilson e n tertain ed w ith a d in n er at
S. A. R oberts of D am ascus w as a
th e ir hom e in P o rtla n d th e follow ing
V alley visito r on business W ednesday
g u ests from T ro u td ale :
Mrs. C. S.
aftern o o n .
W ilson, Mrs. E th el A nderson and ch il­
T he H um m er P etro leu m com pany
dren, Mr. and Mrs. C larence P arso n s,
h as p u rch ased th e in te re sts of J. C.
G eorge an d R ussel W ilson.
G rim es in th e oil leases held in th is
M rs. E lla S h ad er of Ocean P ark ,
vicinity and have in stalled a sta n d ard
W ashington, w as a visito r a t th e A. D.
d rillin g outfit and sin k in g of 15 in
K endall home th e p a st week.
hole on th e E. P. E vans farm .
T ro u td ale P a re n t-T e a c h e rs m et at
T h e m em bers of th e P.-T. A. held th e schoolhouse on T h u rsd ay a f te r ­
Lumber, plaster, roofing and other building
th e ir final m eeting for th is school noon, Mrs. J. R. H aley presiding. Mrs.
year.
T hey w ill resu m e th e ir ac tiv i­ C. I. T hom as gave in te re stin g c u rre n t
materials, plus the carpenters' wages needed to
ties ag ain w hen th e fall term of school events. A school picnic and tra c k
build—these make up 50% of the total cost of
opens. County S u p erin te n d en t W. C.
m eet w as plan n ed for th e la st day of
the average six room frame house.
A lderson w as p re se n t and gave a talk
school May 22d. T he follow ing officers
Then the cost for protection against depre­
on school w ork.
w ere elected for n ex t y ear: Mrs. J. R.
ciation and decay—Paint and Varnish, m o th er
H aley, p resid en t, re-elected ; Mrs. M,
Plafto Tuning.
words—only 7% of the total cost.
P ian o tu n in g $3.50. P ian o a id o r­ B. M cGinnis, vice p resid e n t; Mrs. E.
gan rep a irin g . F red B. Jo n es 2625 G. R ohlf; se c re ta ry and Mrs. Mary
There isonlyone nam eto remember in spend­
E a st 49th stre e t, P o rtla n d , phone P a rso n s, tre a s u re r. D uring th e social
TA bor 8952, or G resham 1561.—Adv
ing th a t 7% —th a t is Rasmussen.
hour Mrs. Em m a R obinson and Mrs.
W. C. S pence served refresh m en ts.
P atro n iz e o u r ad v e rtise rs.
Rasmussen Pure Paints and Varnishes ex­
ON PHENIX FARM
SATURDAY, MAY 2 3
L IV E S T O C K
Team of Mules. Family Cow. Jersey Heifer
Flock of Chickens
FARM MACHINERY
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Here are Some of the Shortsighted
Views of Life:
L I\ ING bevond one’s means for appearance sake.
WITH increased earnings, desire to increase spending.
l’OO ML CH SHOW , living for today, making no prep­
aration for tomorrow.
ALL OE THIS may be human nature, but it’s the
curse of the times.
IT IS THE CAUSE OF
— WANT
— FAILURE
—DISTRESS
THE SURE WAY to be prepared for unexpected misfor­
tunes Is to have a bank book in your name showing un
increased balance with growing interest credits.
USE OUR BANK; it Is here for tlie use aud benefit of
everybody in this community.
ARTHUR HEINEY
Gresham, Oregon
PRICES ADVANCED
FOR
Cucumber Pickles
W ith higher prices and a bumper crop
assured, due to plenty of rain, many thou­
sands of dollars will be paid to Gresham
growers this year.
Make your contract at once with ««.
Oregon Pickle & Canning Co.
GRESHAM
Phone 1881
Sted/ia ?n,
Wouldnt uou
,
p
spend 7%
Sp%?
cel in covering capacity, lasting finish and pro-
tective qualities. They are the
safest insurance of property
values—and beauty.
your dealer for color cards.
\s k your painter for an estimate.
Orient School Auditorium, auspices Orient P.-T. A.
Admission 15c and 25c
ó* Ccmpany
Portland and SoattU
/tu m u u r n
Sold by:
V
A. W. Metzger & Co.
N. 4
Gresham, Oregon
M RS. J . E. G A TES
J. E . G A T E S
Mortician
Lady A ssistan t
Now Is the Time to
Electrify Your Home.
You alreudy know that Electric Service is the most
useful and economical servant in the home.
Why not s ta rt now and let Electricity do all your
household drudgery for you?
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MODERN APPLIANCES
AT MODERATE PRICES
Electric Store
Electric Building
PORTLAND ELECTRIC POWER CO.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, MAY 20
Buster Keaton Comedy
For Exteriors
R A SM U SSE N P U R E P A IN T
Also Creosote Shin gle Stai n; Porch
Floor Paint: Barn and R oof Paint;
Truck, Tractor and Im p lem en t
Paine, Automobile Enamel»; Spar
Varnish: R oof Coating; Concrete
and Cement Coating.
For Interiors
Wall-Dura Was'nat le W all Paint;
Racolite Enam els; In sid e R oot
Paine O il Stains, Floor and Var­
nish Stain: BatbTub Enamel. Dur­
able R o o t Varnish.
PAY OR NIGHT
Phone 2471
MOVIE SHOW
Jam es O liver Curw ood’s best p ictu re
h
TRUST — SERVICE
We a re equipped to give th e sam e d istin ctiv e service
th a t can be had from P o rtla n d or elsew here, an d a re p re ­
pared to give service in and o u t of P o rtlan d as well.
We endeavor to perform th is sacred o bligation w ith
the h ig h e st sta n d ard of efficiency. Chapel free to all.
We have an excellent stock to select from.
“THE RIVER’S END”
PAINTS &
VARNISHES
GATES’ FUNERAL HOME
FOR THE BEST MEATS
EreBh or Cured, I .art), Etc., prepared and sold under ab­
solutely sanitary conditions and at lowest
possible prices, you'll go to
THE SANITARY MARKET
Southeast Portland
Lumber Company
M A N U FA C T U R E R S OE
Aii Kinds ef Lumber, Lath and Shingles
Sawmill and Yard at Lents Junction
near Foster Road
Deliveries made anywhere
A. J. DWYER, P re sid en t and G eneral M anager.
JOHN P. M ILLER, Vico P resid en t
IRW IN H. CONE, S e c re ta ry -T re a su re r
GKO. 1)1 ETL, Prop.
HOGAN
Phone 1711
r
Gresham
i
Adolph A m stad, who had th e bone
in his rig h t hand broken In an a u to ­
m obile accid en t ab o u t tw o m onths
ago, has been able to resu m e his w ork
a t th e C olum bia b rick yard.
Mias F ra n c e s S tout h as been su ffer­
ing from an ag g rav ated a ttac k of neu ­
on
ritis. She has now re tu rn e d to her
stu d ies at W ashington high a fte r an
enforced absence of tw o w eeks.
Mrs. Mabel H u tch in s of P o rtlan d
visited on T uesday w ith h e r slste -,
Mrs. C arl S chultz and atten d ed the
sp rin g p ag ean t given a t th e g rad e
Cheapest Fuel because no Ashes
school in th e afternoon.
Mrs. M ark D ory lan d 's m other, Mrs.
M iller, and a sister, Mrs. E rn e st M ef-
g ert, both of M ontavilla, atten d ed the
OAH S A L R S IK X tM S
it (toad way M 2 )
p roduction of th e May p ag ean t a t th e
g rad e school T uesday.
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Use Nickerson's jellied chicken, de­
Any tro u b le s? C all Dr. Classified.
liciously cooked by steam pressure.
Summer Price
Gaseo Briquets
NOW ON