1K I8.
JtOTICK FOB Pl'BLICATlOM .
May Q ueen, F lavescent, H onorable«,
M adam C hereau, M auvlne.
S ilver
K ing, DuBois de M ilan, P u rp le P rince,
and o th ers. 10c each, |1 per dozen.
Bulbil in full bloom a t S u h r's F low er
F arm . Base L ine road m ile east 12-
Mile c o m e r.—Adv.
Department of the In te rio r V. S L and
». ,e* *1 Rortland- Ore«on- May 9. 1925.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
CORBETT
Ju d d o? i t ^ T r n . o a f i l
R aym ond C
T he last m eeting of th e season of
The P o rtlan d E lectric com pany has
Septem ber 23.' 1922. m ade »lo5?Ji'tead0' l S th e C orbett P aren t-T ea ch e r asso cia
extended its line from th e Columbia
l' ' 3?,’c for„ s w 'a n e i ,. See 1.on 13, tion was held recen tly , w hen the fo l
highw ay to C orbett statio n , and those
low ing officers w ere elected for next who w ill enjoy th e convenience and
y e a r:
Mrs. C laude Woodle, p re si m any ad v an tag es of electricity are
d en t; Mrs. F. Oleman, vice p resid e n t; T roy P hipps. J. Je ra rd . Mrs. M. E.
Mrs. R ugroden, se c re ta ry an d Mrs. P. Reed and Floyd and F. W. Reed.
C laim an t nam es a s w itn e s s e s :
S S iS ili.
P a X!* of T routdale, Ore. A ndersen, tre a su re r. One of th e m ain
The m any frien d s of Mrs. N ettie
E d w a rd A lberto Sloop, of B oring Ore.
local and internal, and has been success
V« vJ d B T hom as, o f B ull Run. Oregon. fea tu re s of th e m eeting w as th e d is Kincaid w ill be pleased to know she
rth u r Johnson, of C orbett. Oregon
cussion of serv in g hot lunches to th e
ful in the treatment o f Catarrh for over M A
is recovering from liar rec en t attack
ultnom ah C ounty. A ct 5-9-H.
ch ild ren n ex t year, and how to handle of flu.
forty years. Sold by all druggists.
, x- .. WA L.TE R J - TOOZE. R egister.
th e situ atio n . A com m ittee has been
F. J. CHENEY &. CO Toledo.
O rn
hio
vtRi*
l,‘‘ utlook.
Published
five , consecutive
lu n u o , u
o —
w eks
In Tu
the O
G resham
Oregon.
Miss M arian McClure w as ill last
appointed to m eet w ith th e school
i board and find out if help can be ex W ednesday and T hursday. Mrs. E thel
Sm ith S tew art ta u g h t th e first and
pected from th e d istrict. T he C orbett
second g rad e s d u rin g Miss M cClure's
c h a p te r w as asked to give five d o llars
absence.
to help e n te rta in the d elegates next
The Misses Joy C rockett and Paul
fall a t a b an q u et a t C hanticleer Inn.
T he m a tte r w as laid on th e ta b le to a lne Rlckli sp e n t th e w eek-end in P o rt
land.
la te r date.
Mr. an d Mrs. H enry L ato u re ll re
Mrs. F. Reed and Mrs. EXlgar W ilson
tu
rn
ed W ednesday from N ational City.
of C orbett atten d ed the m eeting of th e
County H ealth asso ciatio n in P o rtlan d C alifornia, and a re now com fortably
la st week and rep o rt a very in te re s t settled in th e ir hom e a t L ato u rell
ing session. R. W. H oyt and County F alls.
Good M anagem ent and Good Time A ssured
C arl E tlin g from D istrict 39, w as
C om m issioner Sm ith w ere speakers.
Gentlem en $1.00 •
Ladies Free
Miss Mary B illm eyer, county h ealth chosen by County S u p erin ten d en t A1
, n u rse, m ade an excellent re p o rt of h er der8on, to be th e sp eak er for the
w ork am ong th e school ch ild ren in the the eighth g rad e exercises to be held
county d u rin g th e p ast year. She on th e 23d at th e Lincoln high, P o rt
I spoke of th e necessity of having a land.
The stu d e n ts who w ill g rad u ate
place to ca re for tu b e rc u la r p atien ts,
th
is
week from Union H. S. No. 1 are
and one m ore n u rse to han d le th e
i cases. Mr. S m ith expressed h is belief L aw rence A nderson, G aylord Davies,
I th a t a place w ould be provided in th e D orris Em ily, L eonard C a rter, Lucile
Hall Mile Southeast of Linnemunn Junction
n ea r fu tu re. Mrs. Ja n e t L um sden of Kincaid, E dw ard P arso n s, B ert P a r
1 Mile Southwest of Gresham
F airview presided. Mrs. Moffitt of L at- sons, A lbert S öderström , M urguarite
o u rell F alls rep resen ted th a t place at Pullium , D olores M organ, H arold
C ham berlain an d Betty H agen. The
I th e m eeting.
V irginia F e rrin , piano te ac h er of exercises w ill be held in th e high
Beginning a t 1:30 p. m.
P o rtlan d , had ch arg e of th e m usical school au d ito riu m T h u rsd ay evening.
I p ro g ram a t T ro u td ale S atu rd ay nig h t F rid ay w ill be m ass m eeting day and
in connection w ith th e E astern S tar S atu rd ay th e high school picnic.
Mrs. M artha W est of P o rtlan d was
m eeting.
th
e
g u est of Mrs. C. S m ith and d augh
Mr. and Mrs. P. A ndersen w ere call-
j ers a t th e U. G. S m ith place a t L inne- te r th e first of th e week.
Mr. an d Mrs. P hil Van Hee are the
m ann Sunday, and adm ired th e Sm ith
hpme, w hich is one of th e p re ttie st on proud p a re n ts of a d au g h ter born
T hursday.
L ouden M anure C a rrie r, Hoover G rain B rill, Cham pion Mower, Hay Kake, th e Powell V alley road.
SVi, W agon, H ay Rack. Baled Hay Bed,
_ _ Low W _ heeled Farm
___
Lew F au g h t, who has been suffering
1, 8 Gravel _ Beds,
Mr and
flnri Mrs.
Mrn M.
»• M
Mnrl
Mr.
organ of C h an ti
W agon, Push Cnrt, 2 W heelbarrow s. Steel D elivery Body fo r Ford, Hay
an a tta c k of rh eu m atism , w ent to St.
clee
r
w
ere
in
itiated
into
th
e
E
a
ste
rn
C a rrie r and Rope, P latform Scales for weighing cra te s and b erries, la rg e
q u an tity Field C a rrie rs, 2 S traw b erry C ultivators, 3 H arrow s, spike tooth, S ta r c h a p te r a t G resham recen tly and M artin ’s h o t sp rin g s Sunday.
Miss A nna Benfield has been a s s is t
sp rin g and d isk : 2 O liver Plow s, 40; 14-lncli .1. I. Case Sulky P lo w ;1 d eclare th a t th e w ork of th is o rd er is
Shovel Plow , a n c ie n t: Ox Yoke, pioneer days; F anning Mill, ’s-ln ch steel b eau tifu l and im pressive.
ing in th e P. D. S ettlem eier sto re the
ca b le fo r stum p pulling, single mid double block, 3 cro ss-cu t Saw s, Sledges
past week.
an d W edges, Hoes, Shovels, M attocks and G arden Tools.
A. S. K incaid is driving a new F ord
POWELL VALLEY
coupe, a rec en t purchase.
At th e m eeting of the P a re n t-T e a c h
At th e la st re g u la r m eeting of the
Some very ancient, antique fu rn itu re , bed sprin g s, tables, ch a irs, lib rary er association la st F rid ay n ig h t at th e P aren t-T ea ch e r asso ciatio n Mrs. C.
ta b le of Oregon wood, dishes, pots and pans, hu n d red s of fru it ja rs , crocks Pow ell V alley schoolhouse th e follow Woodle w as elected p resid e n t and
from 1 gallon to 15 gallons, b arrels, buckets, w ash tubs, bo ard s and w ringer,
sa u sag e g rin d er, stuffer and fa t p ress, 2 ch u rn s, 1-gallon and 5-gallon; ing officers w ere elected fo r th e en Miss P au lin e Rlckli, se cretary .
su in g y ea r: Mrs. G eorge W illiam s,
h ea tin g stove, range.
Colombian H igh School Notes.
p resid e n t; M rs. Sam C a rre ll, vice
Come early and look over the collection of a life tim e. A bsolutely no
Mr. W illert, class advisor of the
p
resid
e
n
t;
Mrs.
H.
Holm
es,
se
c
re
ta
ry
;
ju n k w ill be peddled a t th is sale.
Mrs. Ed. T aylor, tre a su re r. Mrs. Chas. ju n io r class, acted as host to a th e ate r
p arty given th e class in P o rtlan d . May
TERMS: Under $20, cash. Sums of $20 and over, approved notes L u ndquist, th e outgoing p resident, 12th.
h as held ¿he office for th e p ast th ree
All stu d e n ts have recovered from
years.
the recen t epidem ic of flu and are
again atten d in g school.
Cream P rices.
T he Sandy cream ery is paying 43
E dw ard P arso n s, a sen io r, left
R. I. ANDERSON, Auctioneer
A. MEYERS, Clerk ce n ts a t th e cream ery and 41 cen ts on school Monday to w ork a t Bull Run.
th e ro u te for b u tte rfa t.—Adv.
He w ill be back to g rad u a te w ith his
class on T h u rsd ay , th e 21st.
'
?
T he Colum bian Hi b aseb all team
was b eaten by th e G resham Hl team
on th e la tte r's grounds T h u rsd ay a f
ternoon 3-2. E tlin g pitching for Co
lum bian allow ed b u t tw o h its w hile
th e la tte r g a rn e re d five of C h alk er’s.
T he fresh m en gave a picnic for the
re st of th e school Sunday. A lthough
it rain ed a little it did n o t dam pen
anyone's sp irits.
M-ndf.n’ haJ’ d ie^n ’o u J of .m e n u "”':»
m ake final Proof, to eMMtah ¿hifm «0 ,h 2
---------------------------------------------------------------- - t '• i 1*” * described, before the R egister
a n d R eceiver U. S. L an d Office, a t P o rt-
1925 ° r e io n ' ° " th e l s ,h d a y of June.
H a ir s C a ta rrh
Medicine
Can You Save Money?
by stalling off the repairs on your car
You know the answer as well as we, “ Mr.
Motorist.”
DANCE
A compression leak by the valves in time
will cause oil to come up by the rings One de
fect naturally leads to another.
SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 23
Let us correct these minor troubles now so
you can get the full benefit of your motor.
TROUTDALE CITY HALL
G ÏG R Â r s ORCHESTRA
AUCTION SALE
ON PHENIX FARM
B esides o u r w ell equipped shop an d efficient m e
ch an ics we have a com plete line of A cc esso rie s T ires,
T ubes, P iston Kings, Fan H e lts D lls G reases a ml
DODGE PARTS
GRESHAM GARAGE
Potvell St., east of Main
Phone 2391
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
PRICES ADVANCED
FOR
Cucumber Pickles
With 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 us.
Oregon Pickle & Canning Co.
GRESHAM
Phone 1881
A RTHUR H E IN E Y
¿3
1925 Star
Sport Sedan
The Greatest Value
in the Low-Cost Field
T^ompetitors may
adopt these high-
class features in the
future"the 1925 Star
Car has them now—
th a t’s why u « say:
"Tomorrow's Car
Today."
Million Dollar Motor
Four'W heel Brakes
Force Feed Lubrication
Tubular Backbone
Fedders Radiator
Fisk Full Balloon Tires
Dry Disc Clutch
Alemite Lubrication
€ In tw o years the Star Car has revolu-
J tionized all ideas o f what a low-cost
car should be,
Every value feature is
a year in advance o f competition. The
Million Dollar M otor has proved that
real power can be built into a low-cost
car. «^Its hill-climbing records prove it.
(Jin every w ay the 1925 Star Car, with
J its 101 features, is the greatest value
buy in the world today. It is the car
for you. '"»One ride will convince you
that back o f its distinctive appearance
is all the quality and value that will guar
antee full economical motor satisfaction.
(J Y o u r Star dealer can prove it and
J 50,000 Star Cars on the Coast alone
are proving it daily to satisfied motorists.
T he daily vacation Bible srh o o l will
I be held for one week a t th e public
| school building com m encing Monday,
May 25, a t 9 o’clock. T his school Is
I wholly u n d en om inational and will be
a com m unity affair. S everal te a c h
ers have been secured and they will
be in ch a rg e of th e Rev. E. R. E v erett
I of P o rtlan d . All ch ild ren of school |
| age a re invited to atten d .
An ice cream social w ill be held
I T h u rsd ay evening a t th e hom e of Mr.
and Mrs. C edric Stone to w hich all
| a re Invited.
PLEASANT HOME
T he Sunday schools of th e P leas-
I a n t Home d istric t Sunday school con-1
vention will m eet In sem i-annual ses-1
slon next Sunday. May 24, a t th e B or
ing church. T h ere will be a public |
d in n er a t noon.
VICTORY
T he V ictory circ le of th e E v an g eli
cal W om en's Union will m eet a t the
home of Mrs. P ete R hoades on T h u rs
day at 2 o'clock. All a re co rd ially in
vited to atten d .
T he P a re n t-T e a c h e r asso ciatio n l.ict
F rid ay evening for th e la st tim e th is
school y ear, a t w hich tim e officers
w ere elected as follow s; Mrs. A. Mc
M illan, p re sid e n t; F ra n k Sw anson,
vice p resid e n t; Mrs. Jo h n S trebln,
se c re ta ry ; Mrs. F ritz H oecker, tre a s
u rer.
School will close for th is year on
th e com ing F rid ay w ith a picnic. Mrs.
Louise N elson, th e te ac h er for the
p ast y ear, has been retain ed as te ac h
er in th e Victory d istric t for an o th er
year.
S A N Iil B L U F F
Main S tr e e t Garage
HENRY TIUGNEK, Prop.
~S he
Gresham, Oregon
greatest value buy in the world
Mrs. Joe Caldo is assistin g in c a r
ing for Wm. C ry n es' m other, who Is
q u ite ill.
Mr. and Mrs. K. G ray en tertain ed
relativ es from P o rtan d Sunday.
C allers at the a . s. Wllkenson home
S unday w ere Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
G arfield and son, Mr. and Mrs. Cope
of P o rtlan d .
Money to loan on real estate. Farm
loans a t 6 per c e n t B. W. Thorne.
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 rtlan d or elsew here, and 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 obligation w ith
the h ig h est sta n d ard of efficiency. Chapel free to all.
DAY OK M G IIT
Phone 2171
Gresham, Oregon
MRS. J. E. GATES
J. E. GATES
Lady A ssistan t
FAIRVIEW
7 /
GATES’ FUNERAL HOME
M ortician
Now Is the Time to
Electrify Your Home.
You already know that Electric Service Is the most
useful anil economical servant in the home.
Why not sta rt now and let Electricity do all your
household drudgery for you?
MODERN APPLIANCES
AT MODERATE PRICES
We have an excellent stock to select from.
E lectric S to re
E lectric Building
PORTLAND ELECTRIC POWER CO.
FOR THE BEST MEATS
Fresh or Cured, I-ariJ, Etc., prepared and sold under ab
solutely sanitary conditions and at lowest
possible prices, you’ll go to
THE SANITARY MARKET
GKO. D IB T L , Prop.
'b o n e 1711
GreshHui
B eautiful D ress Goods.
I’lano T uning.
Before buying th u t new d ress call
P lan o tu n in g J3.6U. P iano a id or-
and see my b eau tifu l d ress goods, gan rep airin g . F re d B. Jo n es 2635
D ressm aking done. Mrs. G. A. Cox, E ast 49th stre e t, P o rtlan d , phone
co rn er T hird itre c t and Hood avenue. TA bor 8952, or G resham 1561.—Adv
Home-Made Angel Cakes.
Window Cleaning
A ngel cakes m ade to o rd er, horn-
For ex p e rt w indow cleaning wee S
baked. P rice 50c. C all O resham 51x. T ajlm a, or leave o rd ers w ith John
—Adv.
Brown. G resham , phone 2501.
DANCE
given u n d er auspices of th e
ROCKWOOD SOCIAL CLUB
SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 23
ROCKWOOD GRANGE HALL
SHAVER ORCHESTRA
Come and have a good time.