URFSHAM OUTLOOK.
EYES III KT WHEY READING!
Plano Tuning.
If m uch reading m akes your eyes
Piano tu n in g 13.50. P iano a id o r
h u rt try sim ple cam phor, w itchhazel,
g
an
rep airin g . F red B. Jo n es 2625
etc., as mixed in L avoptik eye wash.
T he first applicatio u soothes th e pain E ast 49th stre e t, P o rtlan d , phone
and re g u la r use of L avoptik m akes TAbor 8952, or G resham 1561.—Adv.
th e eyes stro n g er so you can read and
w ork m ore. G resham D rug Company.
( ream Prices.
— Adv.
The Sandy C ream ery is paying 58
W h at >ou w ant, wfien vou w ant 1< j cents at th e cream ery and 56 cen ts on
as you w ant i t — W ant an. It.
th e ro u te for b u tte rfa t.—Adv.
Smith’s General Merchandise
At Llnneniann Station
We desire to express to the Public our appreciation of the
generous patronage accorded us and of the increasing
num ber of custom ers who are learning the advantages to
be realized in trading with us. Because of our low over
head expenses and other advantages we are able to supply
high grade m erchandise at lowest possible prices consist
ent with good quality.
Our Store is Open E tellings
SPECIAL OFFERINGS
for W ednesday, T h ursday and F riday, October 21, 22 and 23
HOTEL BENSON COFFEE—Nothing better on the m ar
ket. Regular price 50 cents per pound. Special offer for
TH R EE days only at 4t»c cents per pound.
MINCED CLAMS,
OYSTERS ,
10-oz. can ....................22c
5-oz. can, ISc, 2 for 35c
G ebhardt’s Mexican Style
Cpuncil Sliced BEEE,
BEANS, per can....... ..9c
glass ja r .....................18c
3 f o r ............................ 25c
2 f o r .......................... 35c
CROWN FLOUR, 49-lb. sk, $2.29, 24%-lb. sk , $1.20
We carry Nails, Bolts, Light Utensils, School Supplies, House
hold Drugs, tins, Dlls, Auto Tires, Tubes, Etc. See us for prices.
You’ll save money by taking advantage of these
JOHN LINO Bl R1EO
AT PLEASAN I HOME
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3»», Utti
PAGE THREE
Vocal Prodigy
SA V E
A la rg e crow d g ath ered a t th e Mt»- j
sion ch u rch in Pow ell Valiev Sunday
aftern o o n to pay th e last resp e cts to
an old friend aud neighbor, w eil b e
loved by all, Jo h n Lind, who died F r i
day m orning at his hom e on th e B o r - 1
ing road. He would have been 85
1 on can make $'Q0 if you
y ea rs of age th e com ing m onth. Mr.
Lind w as born in V eruland, Sweden,
and cam e to A m erica in th e sp rin g of
1857, se ttlin g in L inford. K ansas. He
m a rrie d A ugust 7. 1870, Miss R egina ,
S an d stro m . to w hich union four c h il
Only 35 people can take advantage of this wonderful
d ren w ere born, only one of whom.
opportunity.
Mrs. M artha G reen, of P o rtlan d , is
now living. In M arch, 1881, they cam e
Beginning Saturday morning, and while they last,
to Oregon and in 1895 his wife died.
we
well
sell the following brand new Overland de Luxe
In Ju n e, 1899, he m a rrie d Miss Ida
Sedans.
K ali, who, w ith th ree d au g h ters, R uth,
E dith and A nna, surv iv es him. Two
G rand ch ild ren . T heodore and N o r
m an. also survive. T he L inds cam e to
Pow ell V alley about 5 y ears ago from
th e K elso neighborhood, w here they
had been engaged in farm ing.
ONIA
ONLY
T he Rev. O. J. W ilner had ch a rg e of
H ER E
the fu n eral services and spoke very
Miss M arion T alley, 18 y ear old
feelingly, in both th e E nglish and
d au g h te r of a te leg rap h o p erato r,
/ l positive reduction of $100 from regular price.
Sw edish languages, of his p le asa n t r e
will sing in th e M etropolitan O pera
Com pany. H ailed as a vocal p ro d
latio n sh ip w ith th e deceased. Mr. Lind
'Fhe only difference is in the upholstery—broadcloth
igy. h er fellow tow nspeople of
w as converted In ea rly young m a n
K
ansas
City
gave
a
benefit
which
instead
of velour—and in the finish—blue duco instead
hood and had been an active C h ristian
enabled her to study in E urope for
of
green.
w o rk er th e g re a te r p a rt of his life.
the p ast th ree years, and paved th e
He w as m uch gifted in sp iritu a l ex
These cars are all new stock—built this year. Guar
way fo r her present success.
h o rtatio n and w ill be g re a tly m issed
anteed and subject to the same service as all new Over
from his activ ities in th e Mission
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
lands—the same cars we have been selling for $890
ch u rch in Pow ell Valley. T h ere w ere
right along.
m any b eau tifu l floral co n trib u tio n s.
P re p a ra tio n s to en te rta in betw een
1 hink of it—all steel bodies—four doors, cord tires,
Mrs. K arl H agberg sang, accom panied 200 and 250 delegates of th e P a re n t-
on th e o rg an by her d au g h ter, Miss T eacher association convention a t a
sliding gear transmission and honey comb radiator,
M artha H agberg.
T he p a llb e a re rs luncheon a t 1 o'clock Friday, October
speedometer, and the price of any one of these 35 is
w ere H. P. C h risten sen , Jo h n Vick- 30, was th e m ain b u sin ess at th e P.-T.
only
$790
Full balloon tires at $15 extra.
hind, A ugust P eterso n , C arl Sedig. J. association m eeting at Colum bian
Positively only 35 to be sold at this price
J. Jo h n so n and O. F. E kstrom . T he High la st T h u rsd ay evening. Mr. and
concluding services w ere held a t th e Mrs. M organ of C hanticleer Inn w ill
18 Months Terms
No Trades
P lea san t Home cem etery.
en te rta in the delegates and have k in d
ly donated th e ir house for th e p arty .
T he local circles w ill assist th e host
PLEASANT HOME
and h o stess and m ost of th e food has
On account of th e fu n eral of Mrs.
alread y been donated. T he C orbett
G race W heeler, w hich w ill be held on
Gresham
Phone 1141
Oregon
P aren t-T ea ch e r association w ill co n
W ednesday aftern o o n , th e m eeting of
trib u te ten gallons of salad.
the P le a sa n t H om e M ethodist L adies
IIESSEL IMPLEMENT CO., Gresliani, Oregon
Colum bian High has ju st received
G e n tle m e n :
Aid h as been changed from W ednes
th ree new ty p e w riters of the U n d er
K in d ly r e s e r v e f o r m e o n e o f (h e O v e rla n d 91 D e L u x e S e d a n s w h ich
day u n til T h u rsd ay aftern o o n , at I
y o u h a v e fo r s a le a t $790. E n c lo se d find d e p o s it o f ..............................................
wood type and it is needless to say
d
o lla r s to a p p ly o n p u r c h a s e p rice.
(N o r e s e r v a tio n s w ith o u t d e p o s it).
w hich tim e it w ill be held a t th e home
th a t th e stu d en ts a re pleased. T he
N a m e .......................................................
of Mrs. Jo h n Ick ler. Tea w ill be serv - ;
senior and Junior classes, chaperoned
ed and a silv er offering w ill be taken.
S t r e e t .............
by Miss Joy C rockett, atten d ed th e
T he d istric t Sunday school asso c ia
T o w n .. . .
production of th e play, “L ig h tn in g ”,
tion w ill m eet in th e P le a sa n t Home
given at th e H eilig th eater.
D a te .
B ap tist ch u rch Sunday. Dr. M illiken,
W ard E vans has ju st retu rn ed from
of P o rtlan d , d irecto r of religious edu- !
his h u n tin g trip w ith two deer.
cation for th e B ap tist young pteople,
Mr. and Mrs. H. R ick ert a re m aking
will speak in th e n o rn in g and th e
extensive im provem ents to th e ir little
FAIRVIEW
Rev. A ndrew Johnson, of H aley, w ill
bungalow a t C orbett.
' The H allow een social held by the
lead a discussion In th e aftern o o n . A
F o rre st T aylor and Miss Anne B e rry P aren t-T ea ch e r asso ciatio n a t the
basket lunch will be served a t noon.
man, of th e F o rre st T aylor Stock com schoolhouse F rid ay evening w as a
SWEET CREAM
pany, sp e n t several days a t C h a n ti m ost successful and enjoyable com
LUSTED
cleer In n la st week.
and
m unity affair. T h ere w as a g ra tify
B om to Mr. and Mrs. W alter H oss-
Mrs. Minnie R asm us, th e well know n ing rep rese n tatio n of p are n ts and
ner on Sunday, October 18, a 9-pound w riter and dram atic read er, ju s t left friends, and th e com m ittee co n sistin g
"Gresham Maid”
son who has been nam ed Ronald for th e south w here she will spend th e 'o f Miss Beryl King, Mrs. E. S. Mc-
W alter.
w inter. Mrs. R asm us, d u rin g her stay Elw ain and Miss R eta E llis deserves
I here, m ade m any friends by her g rac much cre d it for th e arran g em en t. A
ious and sw eet p ersonality. She w ill m ovem ent w as w ell sta rte d tow ard
BORING
Supplied Daily
long be rem em bered by th o se who providing c u rta in s for th e stage. Re
B renton Vedder, su p e rin ten d e n t of
w ere so fo rtu n a te as to be p rese n t p o rts w ere given of -the p ro g ress of
Sweet Cream Shippers Wnnted
schools of C lackam as county, w ill
when she gave th e "W hite Robed plans for th e hot lunches. Many old
speak a t th e D am ascus g ran g e w hich
S tra n g e r” at th e Colum bian H igh re m em bers paid dues and new ones
m eets a t th e I. O. O. F. h all in Boring
cently.
joined th e P aren t-T ea ch e r association.
next S atu rd ay night, O ctober 21, a t
Mr. and Mrs. McKay sp en t S atu rd ay
The boys and g irls m ade a c re d it
8 o’clock. E veryone is w elcom e to
in P o rtlan d .
able exhibition of th e ir gym w ork u n
atten d .
Phone 1381
Mrs. L o ttie Benfield will leave for der th e d irection of Miss Beryl King,
P asadena, C alifornia, w ith her son-in and It Is hoped th a t th ese evening
ROCKWOOD
law, W. C rom sten, who has been visit g ath erin g s may be continued during
tra c t Is located about a m ile south of
Rockwood g ran g e held a very en ing w ith old frien d s h ere for som e the w in ter m onths.
T ro u td ale o n ' the w est bank of the
joyable m eeting la st S atu rd ay night. tim e. Mrs. Benfield will spend th e
Mrs. J. H. P eterso n will en te rta in at Sandy riv er and Mr. K n a rr is p lanning
Jas. G. Kelly, m a ster of Pom ona w inter In th e south.
her home F rid ay evening w ith a tea at to sub-divide the acreag e Into ac re
T he W om en's A dvertising club of w hich a silv er offering will be taken.
g ran g e, his wife and d au g h ter w ere
tra c ts and place them on th e m a rk e t
p resen t. Mr. K elly m ade some in te r P o rtlan d will dine a t C h an ticleer Inn T his social w ill be for th e benefit of for sale. T he elder Mr. K n a rr Is con
esting rem a rk s in reg ard to th e e n te r th is evening, tab les for 60 having been th e Ladies Aid of th e M ethodist E pis tin u in g th e sand and cem ent business
tain m en t of Pomona which will be at reserved
copal ch u rch and all are co rd ially In alone.
Mr. and Mrs. E dw ard E h rm an and vited.
Rockwood on Novem ber 4. i t is
T he sociul com m ittee of th e T ro u t
hoped th a t Mr. M artin, n ational g ran g e m aids left for P o rtlan d T h u rsd ay a fte r
dale C hapter of th e O. E. S., com posed
le ctu rer, w ill be p rese n t a t th a t tim e. spending th e sum m er here a t th e ir
TROUTDALE
of Mrs. G eorge Lum sden, Mrs. Minnie
S upper w as served la st S atu rd ay by b eautiful sum m er home. T he E h r-
R ichard K n arr, who w as form erly B lederm an and Mrs. L. T. St. C lair,
th e m en, aud th e ir frien d s are con m ans have in stalled an electric pum p engaged In th e handling of sand, have planned for th e second of a
g ra tu la tin g them on th e ir splendid to fu rn ish w ater for th e ir tw o larg e g rav el and cem ent b ricks w ith his series of card p arties to be given W ed
success. It w as decided to give a fishing ponds w hich a re alive w ith fath er, J. R. K n arr, is ere ctin g a new nesday evening, October 21. T he play
card p a rty at th e g ran g e hall next th o u san d s of little tro u t. Mr. and Mrs. hom e for him self and wife on his 40- ing will begin prom ptly a t 8:30, fol
S atu rd ay night, October 24, to w hich E h rm an have tak en up q u a rte rs a t th e a c re tra c t know n as Randy Dell. T his lowed by a program and refreshm ents.
Benson for th e w inter.
th e public is invited.
C. B ram h all's new residence is a l
CAMP HILL
m ost com pleted and looks very nice.
Mrs. M arian C rane is m aking a r
T he Camp H ill W om an's club will ran g em en ts to rem odel her sum m er
hold a h arv e st dance and 500 card house. C. Woodle will be th e builder.
p arty , F rid ay evening, O ctober 23, a t
Mrs. V. F a rrin , a m usic te ac h er of
B unn's new p o u ltry house on B arker P o rtlan d , has established a class at
road. Com m ittee in c h a rg e co n sists of . the C o rb ett grade school w here she
Mrs. C. L ettow , Mrs. Wm. H o rn eck er , m eets her pupils on S atu rd ay s. She
and Mrs. H. C. Jo hnson. T he public | |„ u p u p || of G ertrude K endricks,
is invited.
i
________________
$
100
ACT NOW/
35 » 7 9 0
35
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
SP E C IA LS
STOVE P IP E ENAM EL, best grade, pint can. 54c
ACM E RL BBER PA IN T, in gal., reg. $3.50..... $2.75
M A R IN E PA IN T, light grey, Sherwin-Williams,
5-gallon cans, gallon, $2.75
NASON’S O U TSID E W H ITE, 5-gal. cans, gal. $2.75
GOOD ASPHALT ROOF PA IN T , gallon............... 80c
D R A IN BOARD W HI TE ENAM ÈL, pint cans... 74c
These are exceptionally low prices for these goods.
See them at
L. L. KIDDER HDWE. CO.
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ICE CREAM
AUCTION SALE
On the old Morris farm ubout Two Miles Southwest of Boring, I
will sell at Auction all my livestock, farm implements, and
household goods
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1925
Sale Begins
1 1". M, S harp
LIVESTOCK
One Good Team of Horses. Three Good Cows.
Sheep. Fifty-five Chickens.
FARM IMPLEMENTS
Fifteen
1 Good W agon.
1 B inder.
1 Mower.
1 H ay Rake.
1 Plow .
1 H arrow
C ultivators.
C ream S ep ara to r.
Cider P re ss, and nu m ero u s sm all im ple
m ents and tools.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
A lot of household goods am ong w hich are a K itchen C abinet, W ashing
M achine, several beds in good condition and a lot of c h a irs good as new,
g asoline iron and a lot of sm all a rtic le s too num erous to m ention.
TERM S—Cash unless arran g e m en ts a r m ade w ith the clerk for cred it, w hich
should be done p rio r to sale, in w hich case notes will be ta k en for six m onths
b earing 8 per ce n t in te re st if approved.
WM. DONALDSON, Owner
A. W. COOKE, A uctioneer
ICE
A. MEYERS, C lerk
. POBTLAND,
« fe iO R £ G O tU
Oct.3l-Nov.7,
$90,000 in Premiums
SEE T H E B E S T IN T H E L A N D
W ith entries coming in from over the entire country, the 192? Pacific Intcm ittonal
Livestock Expoeition, Inc., will pretent the greatest array o f livestock ever shown
under one roof in Ameri. s. See thousands o f Beef and Dairy Cattle. Horses, Swine,
Sheep, Goats and Poultry: in addition the Poultry and Dairy Shows, Land and
lnduatrial Pr. d . ts Exhibfcs and the world famous Horae Show.
R E D U C E D FARES O N A L L R A IL R O A D S
Now Is ihe Time to
Electrify Your Home.
You already know that Electric Service is the nio»l
useful and economical servant in the home.
Why not start now and let Electricity do all your
household drudgery for you?
MODERN APPLIANCES
AT MODERATE PRICES
We hare an excellent stock to select from.
Electric Store
Electric Building
PORTLAND ELECTRIC POWER CO.
GRESHAM
CREAMERY CO.
CORBETT
Miss Hazel B utler, a stu d en t of Co
lum bian high school, suffered a pain -
' ful and annoying accident la st Monday
On and afte r N ovember 1, 1925,
when a F ord, which she was attem p t-
we w ill do a s tric tly cash and
, ing to cra n k , kicked and stru ck her
c a rry business.
< on the rig h t w rist and broke th e la rg e
It will pay you to inteMIgate our
A B E R D E E N .A N G U S S T E E R " Q U E E N M E R E 2 4 T H ”
bone of th e arm Just above th e w rist.
price». W atch for them in th is
Born to Mr. and Mrs. W aiter M ann- G rand C ham pion P a c ific In te rn a tio n a l L ivestock E xpo sition, 1424. B rad, fed and
p ap er of October 30.
e x h ib ited by Conydon and B attles, Y a k im a , W ash .
they on October 2, a son, a t th e home
At
the
Pacific
In tern atio n al Live-, from the packer to th e reta ile r. F a rth
of Mrs. H a rrie t T im m erm an In G resh
am. T he boy, who is th e first g ra n d stock Exposition to be held in P o rt e r down In th e refrig erato r, will he
land thia year, O ctober 31st to Novem shown the reg u lar w holesale cuts of
Half mile north oi Pleasant Home child of Mr. and Mrs. D. G. B utler,
ber 7th, it is proponed to give a dem on m eat usually sold In th e trade. These,
tipped th e scales a t 7 pounds.
stratio n which will carry out th e idea too, will carry th e ir proper pricing as
of "T ru th In M eats.”
reg a rd s th e various grades.
A ssisting In th is work will be th e '
Finally, In a cou n ter will be seen
D epartm ent of A griculture, colleges of all th e reta il cuts from th ese various
Oregon and th e Pacific slope, pack in g -, p ack in g h o u se lo ts; they In tu rn show
house people, stock-yard officials and ing exuctly w hat a choice cut from th e
CITY HALL
TROUTDALE
com m ission men, and re ta ile rs as well. choicest anim al should sell fo r; hear
Six to eig h t live anim als, nicely bed ing iu mind all the tim e th a t th e over
ded down and properly cared for, will head In th e retail sto re Is ju st as
he graded from prim e to common, and | much, pound for pound, on a common
over the head of each will be posted anim al as It la on a choice one.
GIG RAY'S ORCHESTRA
th e price on foot a t w hich Its kind Is
T he purpose of th is e n tire dem on
selling In th e stock yards th a t week, j stratio n will not be to prove th a t th e
Starting October 10, dances held rrvnlarly every second
D irectly back of them , In a refrlgera-l re ta ile rs a re g ettin g too little or too
and fourth Saturday evenings.
tor, will he shown ca rcasses from anl-l m uch for th e ir m eat, but rattier to
m ats of a sim ilar lot.
T hese car-j show the relativ e value of prim e aa
Gentlemen 21.00
Ladiea Free
casses will also show the selling price com pared w ith common meat.
Important Notice
Ben Stevenson Grocery
IG DANCE
SATURDAY EVENING, OCT. 24