Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, February 19, 1926, Page 3, Image 3

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    Piano Tnuing.
Berry Growers Attention.
SPRINGDALE
Piano tu n in g >3.50. P iano and o r­
All b erry g ro w ers who a re not un
gan repairing. F red B. Jones. 2625 der co n tract, ATTENTION. Call H. G
T he S p rin g d ale P aren t-T ea ch e r c ir­
49th stre e t SB., P o rtlan d , phone TAbor Andrew, 896, (or v aluable inform ation
cle held Its m eeting last Munday night,
8952, or G resham 1561.—Adv,
concerning th is y e a r's crop.—Adv.
w ith a nice program . Mr. and Mrs. W.
D. K inder from G resham gave a n um ­
ber of violin and piano selections
w hich w ere enjoyed by all. A fter the
program th e hour w as given over to
Mr. K inder to speak about th e club
work. He gave a very in te restin g talk
on its im portance for th e com ing gen­
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eration. A fter th e le ctu re coffee and
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Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Vest are able to
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be around ag ain afte r th e ir illness.
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Mrs. Vest had a touch of th e flu, w hich
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seem s to ru n n in g a course aro u n d the
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takes all the work
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cu ttin g wood. E ig h t stitch es had to
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be taken. The wound is h ealing nice­
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a pleasure.T en times 25c p er h o u r
ly now.
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FO R RENT
Polish Your Floors
by Electricity
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faster than present
methods, it enables
you to polish all the
floors and linoleum
in your home in the
time it formerly took
to do a single room.
Sturdily built to last
a lifetim e and guar­
anteed absolutely.
JOHNSON'S WAX
Electric floor Polisher
T his m arvelous new electric labor-
saver co sts o n ly $4 2 SO—and we
inclu de FR E K ■ $1 SO Johnson
Lamb's-wool Mop and a pin t ( 75c) of
the fam ous Johnson's liq u id W as.
A s k fo r a d e m o n t t r a t i i m
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J.E METZGER Phone 1901
Your Home Furnisher
Mrs. Cecil P o u n d er w ill e n te rta in
the 500 club on W ednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. H ans H endrickson
gave an old tim e dance In th e ir home
S atu rd ay night, An enjoyable tim e
was sp en t by all p resen t.
The S p rin g d ale school p lanted a
num ber of nice tre e s on A rbor day.
Tom N orthw ay gave an in terestin g
talk on fo rests in th e m orning afte r
w hich the tree s y e r e planted. Then
a Lincoln p ro g ram w as held in the
forenoon.
Mrs. M iller, the u pper
g rad e teach er, gave an in te restin g talk
on Lincoln. The aftern o o n w as de­
voted to a p ro g ram and valen tin e
party.
The sew ing circ le w ill m eet at Mrs.
Tom N orthw ay's th e 24th of F eb ru ary .
T he S prin g d ale baseball team de
feated the H u rlb u rt team ori Friday.
F eb ru ary 12, score being 13 to 12
T his w as th e first gam e of the season.
Card of Thanks.
We w ish to ex p ress o u r th a n k s for
the m any k indnesses show n us, during
the illness and death of our little son,
R oderick Reed Catlow. May God's
rich est blessings be y ours is our
p ray er.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Catlow.
Money to loan on real estate. Farm
loans at 6 per cent. B W T horne
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Phone Corbett 1102
Troutdale, Ore.
Cecil J. Pounder
Overland Standard Sedan
Let me figure your plans
595
Old Time Dance
Friday, Feb. 26
M ahonie H a ll, O re wham
Campbell's Old Time Orchestra
at th e facto ry
O fficial P o r t l a n d C. o f C. M u sic
A D M IS S IO N 50 cen t* p e r p e rso n
Saves you money every mile
Lowest first cost, lowest cost per mile
Are You Clearing
Stump Land»?
POWER - QUALITY - STYLE
T h e new W illys finance p lan offers easy tim e p ay m en t
te rm s a t th e low est co st possible to p u rc h a se a n a u to m o ­
bile. W hy pay m ure. IS m o n th s to pay.
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HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
RELIABILITY
W. A. H E S S E L
SERVICE
P h o n e 1141
J. C. H E S S E L
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Stum p B urning is th e easiest
and ch eap est m ethod of clearing
Land of la rg e stum ps.
Special proposition to th o se who
ire anxious to c le a r (h eir land.
COAL
BRIQUETS
A TRUCK FOR EVERY KIND OF WORK
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
Call or write for Information
Western Foundry Co.
6» Hood Street
Mrs. R ichard S toner en tertain ed last
F rid ay evening w ith a card party. The
g u ests w ere Mr. and Mrs. W. A. D ry­
den. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Savage, Mr.
and Mrs. Merle Boseman. Miss Mildred
M cGregor and W alter Zenger.
Mrs. E dith B irney, of P o rtlan d , was
the v u e s t of Mrs. P e te r B organ over
th e week-end.
The L y u h u rst club en tertain ed the
Jo k e r club w ith a card p arty on T u es­
day afternoon, a t the home of Mrs.
Wm. McKee on Section Line road.
Five tab les of 500 w ere m ade up.
H onors w ent to Mrs. D. W. Bridge-
farm er and Mrs. H. C. B ourne. A
sh o rt p ro g ram of piauo duets w as giv­
en by Mrs. H. C *U oum e and Mrs. W.
O. Shaver, a f te r w hich lunch was
served.
The dance given in the A rboleda
clubhouse S atu rd ay eveuing, F eb ru ary
13, for th e benefit of th e Lynch P a r ­
en t-T each er asso ciatio n w as a big su c­
cess. A bout $25 w as tu rn ed over to
the associatiou.
On T h u rsd ay eveuiug of la st week
Mr. and Mrs. F red L. B ourne w ere
h o sts to r Mr. ahd Mrs. A lexander
Thom pson, Mr. and Mis. Wm. H orn-
ecker and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd H al la
day. C ards w as the diversion for the
evening, honors going to Mrs. Floyd
H alladay and Mr. Thom pson.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Peebler, of S ea­
side, w ere g u ests of Mr. and Mrs.
P eter B organ on Monday.
PORTLAND, O R E .
One of the recent social events in
P o w ellh u rst w as a large party, given
as a su rp rise at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. B. Gates. T he suggestion of a
‘'s u rp ris e ” cam e from Mr. G ates first
proposing to give one on a friend.
C onsequently it created q u ite a good
deal of fun when th e plans w ent on
and it w as quietly planned to be on
Mr. G ates instead. P ro g ressiv e 500
was played a fte r w hich refresh m en ts
w ere served. T hose p rese n t enjoyed
the evening to its full extent d eclarin g
Mr. and Mrs. G ates delightful hosts.
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k E ggenberger
are to en tertain a t p ro g ressiv e 500 on
S atu rd ay evening.
New people have moved into the
B ennett place w hich has been v acan t
so long. They are Mr. and Mrs. G reen
and Mr. and Mrs. W alker of th e Ore
gon garage.
Mr. K am as moved his fam ily out
from P o rtlan d la st week. At p resen t
they are a t th e senior K am as’ w aiting
to com plete th e ir hom e n ear D ellrose
station.
CEDAR
F. H. H oecker is still laid up from
the re su lt of a cu t hand w hich in ju ry
he sustained last week w hile engaged
in sp littin g kindling. He stru c k the
left forefinger with the axe about an
inch below the knuckle on th e back of
the hand, severing the cords. The in ­
ju ry , w hile not serious, Is painful and
it ta k es considerable tim e for th e te n ­
dons to knit.
Daily Trip» to Portland
G resham
Phone
1581
Powell
and
Maple
P o rtland
Ft. E ast T aylor
Phone EAst 68*9
AUCTION SALE
S. S. Thompson Burn, Gresham
M. C. WEBSTER MOTOR CO.
HUDSON-ESSEX
Now located in Botkin & Johnston Garage
P h o n e 2191
ADVANCE SHOWING
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. B rld g efarm er
en tertain ed F rid ay evening in honor
of Mr. and Mrs, G eorge F o rtn e r, Mr.
and Mrs. L. E. Lancefleld, Mr. and
Mrs. H. C. Bourne, Mr. and Mrs. C. G.
Robison and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. F in-
nell. C ards w ere enjoyed a fte r w hich
a d elightful supper w as served.
G uests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F o rtn e r
over la st w eek-end w ere Mrs, F o rt­
n e r’s m other, Mrs. C arrie K in n icu tt
and Mrs. F o rtn e r's sister and b ro th er-
in-law , Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Combs, ac
com panied by th e ir d au g h ter, Corinne
T he v isito rs all resid e in Eugene.
Mrs. W. R. Locke en tertain ed the
Jo k er club at her home on F rid ay af
ternoon. H onors w ere aw arded Mrs
D. W. B rldgefarm er and Mrs. F. L.
Bourne.
Dress Materials
in C otton, R ay o n a n d Silk
for the coming season
T h is e a rly d isp la y of fa b ric s pre­
s e n ts to th e busy w om an a fine o p ­
p o rtu n ity to p lan , f a r e n o u g h in a d ­
v an ce of th e busy seaso n , h e r w a rd ­
robe fo r S p rin g a n d S u m m er 1926.
And sh e w ill h a v e a w ide choice of
th e m ost w a n te d p a tte rn s a n d de­
sig n s th a t w ill n ot be a v a ila b le la te r
in th e s e a s o n — w h en everybody Is
lo o k in g fo r th e sa m e th in g .
POWELLHURST
Contractor and Builder
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ARBOLEDA
G resh am , Ore.
Floral Designs in Cotton Prints, priced at yd
25<, 35^
Fine Soisette Prints, yard............................................ 50c
Heavy Suiting, 36-inch, in four shades, Blue, Orange,
Yellow and Green.
P R IN T E D CREPES, in all the cheerful spring
colors, large and small designs, yard....1,25 to 1.95
C R EPE I)E CHENE, 38-inch, colors, Peach, Blue
• Rose, Green, Black, White, yard......................$1.95
SHANGTAI—A heavy silk suitable for underwear
and dresses. Colors, Light Blue, Delf Blue,
Orange, Peach, Nile, Yellow, Lavender, Rose Qff
and G ra y ................................................................. </OC
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
“'I’lie House of Quality”
PHONE 1111
Gresham,
OREGON
We Give Green Trading .Stamps
E have purchased the bus­
iness of the Jones Lum­
W
ber Co. in Gresham and will
carry a complete line of build­
ing materials at all times, and
are now ready to give you
quality goods, plus service and
building advice of long exper­
ience.
Come in and get acquainted.
Respectfully yours,
BARNES & RORRISON
Phone 2181
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23
Sale B egins 1 I’. M.
T he cows w ill be sold as rapidly as possible,
will be appreciated.
P ro m p t bidding
T he undersigned will sell a t the
12 Head Very High-grade Jer»eg and Guern»ey
Cou », all Fre»h.
T h e se cow s a re a ll fresh . N one h a v e m ilked m ore th a n
tw o w eeks a n d th e o th e rs will all fre sh e n w ith in te n days.
T h e se a re a ll good heav y m ilk e rs w ith th e v ery best of
udders, a s a n in sp e c tio n will show . T h ey a re all bro u g h t
from m y fa rm a t M olalla w h e re I h a v e been fo r m ore
th a n te n y e a rs past. I h av e sold th e farm a n d m u st sell
th e cow s. You a re to a p p ra is e th em . T h e cow s m ay be
seen a t th e b a rn in G resh am a fte r F e b ru a ry 18th.
TERMS— All sum s $20 or under, Cash. Over $2$l six m o n th s’ tim e
w ith in te re st a t 8 per cent per annum on approved notes. Those
desiring cred it should see clerk, A. Meyers, a t F irs t S tate Bank,
G resham , O regon, before day of sale.
ALFRED WEST, Owner
W. S. WOOD A SDNS. A u ctio n eers
V ancouver, W ash.
A. M E T E R S C lerk
G resh am , Ore.
Stock Reduction Sale
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
February 25, 26 and 27
See T uesday Outlook for com plete announcem ent and list of the
hundreds of bargains.
L L. KIDDER HARDWARE CO.
Phone 1421
Gresham
FAIRVIEW
POWELL VALLEY
The W om an's society of th e Sm ith
M emorial P resb y terian ch u rch will
hold its m onthly m eeting on T h u rs ­
day aftern o o n , F eb ru ary 25, a t the
home of Mrs. F. L. Lockwood at Rirds-
dale- T he com m ittee on refresh m en ts
is Mrs. D. M. Donough, Mrs. Stew ard
B riggs and Mrs. Iola Copeland. E v­
eryone Is co rd ially Invited.
F u n eral services will be held In
P o rtlan d tom orrow m orning for John
P. W elbes Sr., fa th e r of Jo h n P.
Welbes Jr., who died a t his home tw o
m iles east of M ontavilla. He is 83
yearn of age and Is survived by his
wife, Mary W elbes, two sons, John I’.,
of F airview , and V ictor ,of R u ssell­
ville, and th ree g ran d ch ild ren . Con­
cluding services will be held at Rose
City cem etery.
A chicken su p p er, followed by a
program , will he given S atu rd ay eve­
uing a t th e S aron L u th eran ch u rch u n ­
der th e auspices of the L u th er League.
The proceeds of th e e n tertain m en t will
go tow ard th e building fund of a new
L u th eran church.
"C h rist’s Victory Over th e A dver­
sary will he the them e of the serm on
at the Pow ell Valley Mission ch urch
Sunday m orning at 11 o'clock In the
evening th e p asto r, th e Rev. O. J.
W llner will speak on "T he U nknow n
Voice." Sur.day school will convene
at 9:50.
New things under "Classified."
Fairview Grange 1» Entertain.
Come to th e Old Tim e dance and
card party given by F airview grange
a t city hall, Monday evening. F eb ru ary
22. Admission 25c.—Ad.
D on't forget th e a d v e rtise rs when
you need an y th in g in th e ir line.