GKK8HAJI Í F T I O Í I ,
CEDARVILLE
Mrs. A. G. L am bert had a p leasan t
su rp rise from her au n t w ho cam e from
F o rest G rove to spend th e w eek-end
w ith the L am berts.
Mrs. W. A. F orbes and Mrs. A lbert
H einey visited th e grad e school at
G resham T hursday.
The C edarville Social club m em bers
a re using th e ir sp a re tim e m aking
q u ilts for th e Boys' and G irls’ F arm
Home a t Corvallis.
Mrs. R ichard H einey is slow ly re
covering from a recen t operation
w hich she underw ent for th e rem oval
of her tonsils.
P ercy Giese w as a P o rtlan d visitor
la st week.
Mrs. L am bert's m other, Mrs. C lark,
who has been very ill for th e la st few
weeks, is m uch im proved now.
Mrs. W. A. Forbes sp en t th e day In
P ortlan d W ednesday. She had lunch
eon with friends.
Mrs. H am m ond's sister, Mrs. W alls
and her tw o children, Amy and Doris,
have retu rn ed to th e ir hom e in Y aki
ma, W ashington. Mr. H am m ond and
his m other drove them to T he Dalles,
i T h ere is m uch activ ity in th e b erry
fields aro u n d L innem ann Ju n ctio n
these days. Everybody is expecting an
early crop.
Mrs. p . B. Brow n m ade several
neighborhood calls th is week.
Curd -of Thunks.
We w ish to extend h e a rtfe lt th a n k s
to all ou r neighbors and frien d s for
th e ir help d u rin g the illn ess an d death
of our beloved son and b ro th er, S am
uel, and also for th e b eau tifu l floral
offerings.
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n R uhlin and
Fam ily.
DANCE
(ITY H ALL
TROUTDALE
Saturday, May 1
GIG RAY'S ORCHESTRA
D ancing every o th er S atu rd ay
evening.
G entlem en "5c
L adies 25c
F u n e ra l services w ere held F rid ay
aftern o o n a t th e Zion E vangelical
ch u rch for Sam uel R uhlin who died
Monday, A pril 19, at Good S am aritan
hospital from th e effects of sp in al
m eningitis, from w hich he had been a
sufferer for a m onth. T he lad. who
w as aged 15 y ea rs and 9 m onths, was
th e son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Ruhlin,
of H illsview . T he ch u rch w as unable
to se at th e audience for th e fu n eral
service, w hich w as conducted by the
Rev. E. H o rstm an n u n d er th e d irec
tion of th e G resham F u n eral p arlo rs.
T h ere w ere b eau tifu l flow ers in g reat
q u an tities and a q u a rte t com posed of
Mrs. T heodore B rugger, Mrs. E,
Schw edler, W alter R am ser and th e
Rev. E. H o rstm an n sang "R ock of
Ages", “A sleep in Je su s" and "F ace to
F ace.” An im pressive serm on w as d e
livered from th e w ords found in M at
thew 24:44. T he H illsview school,
w hich Sam uel fo rm erly attended, was
p rese n t in a body. T he p a llb ea re rs
w ere H e rb e rt Mullenhoff. Jo h n Gan
tenbein Jr., Sven Nelson. Clifford Nel
son and E rn e st and Ted K arlen.
Sam uel w as born a t th e farm home
n ear th e H illsview schoolhouse, w here
he has resided all his life. He had
been an a tte n d a n t a t th e H illsview
school. He Is survived by his p are n ts
and th ree b ro th ers and four sisters,
Conrad, Joe, W illiam , C lara, G ertrude,
H attie and M artha.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. W alter Bed-
ner, S atu rd ay , April 24, a daughtey,
who has been nam ed D oris E laine.
Our First Preferred Shares Pay You
7.2 per cent on Your Money.
PLEASANT HOME
Our business is firm ly established, w ell m anaged and p erm an en t.
Your savings w ill be safe.
Y our incom e w ill be re g u la r and dependable.
Dividends paid by check first of each m onth, or q u arte rly .
E xem pt from S tate P erso n al P ro p e rty Tax.
Dividends exem pt from N orm al F ed eral Incom e Tax.
Investment Denurtment
S20 Electric Building
PORTLAND ELECTRIC POWER CO.
T he B ap tist L adies Aid w ill m eet
w ith Mrs. H ouse on T h u rsd ay a fte r
noon. She w ill serve refresh m en ts.
T he O rient P a re n t-T e a c h e rs asso
ciation will hold its last m eeting of the
y ear on F rid a y aftern o o n a t 2:30
o'clock. T he m eeting w ill be in th e
schoolhouse. T h ere w ill be th e re a d
ing circle w ork on “T he Child: His
N ature and H is Needs." E lection of
officers for th e com ing school y ear will
tak e place.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin K llnskt accom
panied by Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Gibbs,
visited Mr. and Mrs. H ector M organ
a t M cM innville on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. R obert M iller have
moved onto th e Dr. S h o rt farm n ea r
G eorge L u sted 's home.
Miss C lara Jo h n so n is w orking In
th e Rowan hom e a t Brightw ood.
Miss W ilm a Chase h as re tu rn e d
from a six w eek s’ visit w ith relativ es
in E ugene and Salem. W hile in Eu
gene she called on th e Geo. Moffitt
fam ily, fo rm er P le a sa n t Home re si
dents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. C hase and son
H a rry have been visiting in th e C hase
and M iller hom es th e p a st few weeks.
They left S atu rd ay for th e ir home in
K lam ath F alls.
SANDY
Tw in sons w ere born T h u rsd ay
m orning to Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Cooke
who live th ree m iles n o rth ea st of S an
dy, b u t one died a t b irth .
Aged Powell Valley Han Passes.
Surface-saving film in bucket
fulls—laid on in smooth even
coatings, impervious to moisture.
Durable.
Easy to use; and economical.
Your dealer or painter will help
you choose the proper paint and
color.
F o r £ x f« r /o r *
K A 8M U SSB N
PURR
P A IN T
A l» o Porch Floor Paint; Autom obile B nam el.
Spar Vamiah; R oof Coating, etc
F or I n te r io r »
Wall Dura W ashable Wall Paint; R acolite
Bnam el Inelde Floor P ain t; Oil Stain Floor
•n d V arni.h Stain B ath tu b B nam el. Durable
Floor Varnish; Presto-lac-—a brush lacquer
for floor*.
R ASM USSEN & COM PANY
Portland - ScattU
D eath cam e F rid ay aflernoon, A pril
23, to an eld erly Pow ell V alley re si
dent, Jo n a s M agnuson, who passed
aw ay from apoplexy a t th e age of 91.
W hile he had been in failing h ealth
for years, he had been b ed fast for the
past five w eeks only. He Is survived
by bis aged widow. Mrs. M arie M agnu
son, a son. Sw an M agnuson and two
(laughters, Mrs. Anna A nderson and
Mrs. V ictoria Olson, 15 g ran d ch ild ren
and four g re a t g ran d ch ild ren . F u n eral
services w ere held th is aftern o o n at
the Mission ch u rch , follow ed by in te r
m ent in D ouglas cem etery. T he Rev.
O. F. L arso n , of D am ascus, a form er
p asto r of th e M;ssion ch u rch , had
ch a rg e of the p reach in g service under
th e direction of th e G ates F u neral
home.
A. W. METZGER & CO.
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IS COLUMBIAN (¿RADS
CONTINUE STUDIES
Colum bian high school at Corbett
has 13 stu d e n ts ta k in g advanced work
In in stitu tio n s of higher learning. O re
gon A g ricu ltu ra l college is re p re se n t
ed with, five stu d en ts.
A gatha H arding, form er editor of
th e high school an n u al Cohimore, is
a sophom ore In vocational education.
Miss H ard in g Is a staff m em ber of the
O. A. C. Daily B arom eter and recen tly
won second p rise in fea tu re w riting
co n test sponsored by T heta Sigma Phi,
n ational h o n o rary fra te rn ity In jo u r
nalism for women.
Alno E n q u lst, fo rm er Columbian
stu d en t and g rad u a te of Com merce
high in P o rtlan d , is a fresh m an in
com m erce. Miss E n q u ist is a pledge
to Zeta Tau Alpha, n ational social
sorority.
Dolores M organ is a fresh m an in vo
catio n al education, Ray I.asley is a
sophom ore in m echanical farm ing,
and Betty H agen is a fresh m an in vo
catio n al education.
W illiam M organ is atten d in g the
U niversity of Oregon. He is a fre sh
m an m ajo rin g in botany and p lan t
science and is a m em ber of Sigma
A lpha E psilon, n atio n al social fra
tern ity .
Lucile K incaid and G aylord Davies
are atten d in g th e S tate N orm al school
a t M onmouth. Mr. Davies w as a fo rm
e r p resid en t of th e stn d e n t body at
C orbett.
C atherine H all w ill g rad u a te from
the W ashington S tate N orm al school
a t Cle Elum in June.
G race B erney and M arguerite Pul
Ham have en tered n u rse s’ tra in in g at
th e Good S am a ritan ho sp ital in P o rt
land.
Clifford Reed, p resid en t of th e Co
lum bian high alum ni association, ex
pects to re tu rn to O. A. C. a t th e sum
m er session to receive his degree In
electrical engineering.
E ugene P o rts is in th e United S tates
navy and is statio n ed at Los Angeles.
MEN-Keep Cool
If you are in lived of any ■■miner
undergarments, look over the fol
lowing list« You may tind just
what you want.
TOPK.IS, W hite Athletic Union
Suit, loose and cool, the ut
most in underwear value
for $1.00
SEALPAX UNION SUITS for
men, 2 buttons on shoulder.
Good quality of check nain
sook, guaranteed.
If they
rip, a new one will be given.
Suit ................................,$1.50
M en’s real B. I . D.s white nainsook, round neck
knee length. Suit ..................................
$1.50
Mottled Gray I nion Suits, summer weight, s u it.... 98c
1 he popular
Q. .1: Union Suits in ecrj, short
sleeves, ankle length, none better for............. $1.50
CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR
The Nazareth Union Suit for boys and girls 2 to 12
years. Suit ...............................................................89c
Little Brother’s Sealpax for boys, made like Dad’s.
All sizes. Suit......................
98?!
Boy’s Balbriggan Union Suits...................................... 60 c
Little Sister Sealpax for girls. White check nain
sook, 4 to 12 years.................................................... 89c
Also girls’ Ribbed Union Suits............
50c and 60 <
A new lot of children’s Ai sox with fancy cuffs at
25, 35 and 50c
CANVAS" FOOTWEAR
Children’s Black Canvas Oxfords, at 75c, $1.00, $1.15
Boys’ White Canvas Reds, brown trim,
priced $1.25, $1.35, $1.45
Men’s W hite Canvas Reds, brown trim, good grade
pair $1.95
WALRAD
MERCANTILE CO.
“The House of Quality”
GRESHAM, OREGON
PHONE 1111
We Give Green Trading Stamps
POWELL VALLEY
Andrew C a rre ll and Misa L illian M.
F risk , of P le a sa n t Home, w ere m a r
ried T h u rsd ay aftern o o n in th e cliam - I
h ers of the c irc u it co u rt at th e c o u rt
house, Judge G eorge R ossm an officiat- J
ing. The cerem ony was w itnessed by
th e tw o m others of th e co n tra ctin g !
p arties, Mrs. O. E. F risk , of P leasan t
Home and Mrs. S. G. C arrell. The I
groom , who is an em ploye of th e P o rt- |
land E lectric Pow er com pany a t Bull
Run, has p urchased a hom e a mile I
n o rth of P lea san t Home w here the |
new ly-w eds w ill reside.
A p arty w as given H arvey Yates
S atu rd ay evening a t his home In hon
or of his 17th b irth d a y at w hich 19 of
his school frien d s Were present.
W ienies and
m arsh m allo w s
were
(mated over a bosAre, loUewad by re-1
SERVICE
W h e th e r you
need one board
oi a truck load,
You Can Depend Upon you may be sure
it will be at your door when you want it.
T h a t’s th e way we guarantee y o u r satis
faction—by giving you the quality you are
e n title d to a n d th e service you e x p e c t.
Eastman Lumber Co. P h S m
Rose Bushes, $1 Dozen
GRESHAM GREENHOUSE
Saturday, May 1
Sold by:
A m usical e n tertain m en t u n d er the
auspices of th e B. Y. P. V. w ill be giv
en at th e H aley B aptist ch u rch Wed
nesday evening. A pril 28. beginning at
8 o’clock. A program h as been a r
ranged. Including num bers by the
Powell Valley strin g band and th e Da
m ascus o rch e stra, W alter Sodervall,
also a soloist from P o rtlan d , who has
prom ised several num bers, vocal and
in stru m en tal. T h ere will also be se
lections by local ta le n t— piano solos,
duets and o th e r arran g em en ts. Re
fresh m en ts w ill be served and a free
will offering w ill be tak en w hich will
be used for th e piano fund. A cordial
in v itatio n is extended td all to be
p resen t.
fre sh m e n ts of ice cream and cake.
T he L adies Aid of the S aron L u th er- I
an ch u rch will give a May festival
S atu rd ay evening, May 1, a t the
ch u rch . A program of m usic and
sp eak in g will be rendered, followed by |
refresh m en ts.
Mrs. C. A. L indgren, p resid en t of the I
W om an's M issionary society, and Miss
Ellen Unis, tre a s u re r of th e o rg an iz a
Painting and Papering.
Ht the Greenhouse
See Wm. E a rn s for p ainting, tinting» tion, left last W ednesday as delegates
and papering. All w ork gu aran teed . to th e Colum bia conference from the
H ogan road. R. 1, Box 70-A, G resh
Geraniums
Canna»
Petunia»
society a t Pow ell Valley. T hey re
am, Oregon.
and
o
th
e
r
bedding p lan ts
tu rn ed Sunday evening. Mrs. 8. M. (
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S T A T E D COMMUNICATION Staffenson atten d ed as delegate from J
of F airview Lodge No. 92, A. F. th e Saron L u th e ra n church.
\ & A m ., S atu rd ay night, May
H en ry T ilg n er and fam ily a re stop-1
1. 1926, a t - o'clock. L abor in F C
Phone 300
Damascus Road
ping te m p o rarily w ith Mrs. T ilg n er'a |
degree. V isiting b reth ren welcome.
p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. C arl Nelson.
WM. H. STANLEY. Secy.
HARRY FED E R SP1E L . W. M.
Eor your convenience we have a good assortment of
Mrs. (’. A. L u n d q u ist and h er son-in- |
plants at The Gsearelte.
law and d au g h ter, Mr. and Mrs. David
Jo h n sto n , rec en tly retu rn ed from a |
GRESHAM.
visit w ith frien d s a t Tillam ook.
Old Time and Modern
P. W. T horen, who has been m aking |
his hom e w ith Mr. and Mrs. B ert
Olson, has gone to P o rtlan d to reside
with bis d au g h ter, Miss Ethel Thoren.
H. P. C h risten sen retu rn ed F riday
from an extended visit in San Diego.
H is wife will rem ain th e re longer.
Gl»en by G irl«’ Cooking Club to
T he Rev. O. J. W llner left for A ber
send delegates to (LA .
deen,
W ashington,
la st S atu rd ay
C rushed R ock, R oad M aterial
w here th at evening he atten d ed the
FAIRVIEW (ITY HALL
silv er wedding a n n iv ersary of the
Rev. and Mrs. H uleen. He expects to
ba In Tacom a W ednesday w here he
Portland Phone EA. 2330
Gresham Phone 1031
will att. tel tic M tfs rM M of'M ission
ch u rc h es as a delegate from Powell
Tables for “.»00’’
Valley. He expects to be home before
TULIP ACKER.
the com ing Sunday and fill his pulpit bride elect received a num ber of p leas
ing gift*. C overs w ere laid for eight.
A b eautiful tr a c t n ea r E ast G lisan
Good Music
Good Floor I as usual.
stre e t and P o rtlan d city boundary. For
A b irth d ay celeb ratio n for Miss
T he W om an’» M issionary society of $25 cash wo will fu rn ish lum ber, w in
Good Time
Good Eats
Em m a Johnson w as given a t the home the Saron L u th eran ch u rch w ill meet dows, doors, nails, shingles, etc., to
of her p aren ts, Mr. an d Mrs. P. A. next T h u rsd ay aftern o o n a t 2 o'clock build a bungalow , b alance $20 per
R efreshm ents served by th e Club
Jo h n so n , S atu rd ay evening, A pril 17. at th e hom e of Mrs. Jo h n T fuedson. I m onth. Largo building sites for $400,
$525 and $600. J. F. W hetstone. 2037
A dmission, L adies 25e
G ents. «Or T he anno u n cem en t was m ade a t the The Rev. E. Sandeen. of Colton, O re- E. G lisan stre e t or F ifth and Hood
p arty of her en gagem ent to A rthur gin* will give an ad d rt - Mrs. S a n avenue, G resham . Oregon.— Adv.
EVERYBODY WELCOME
S treb in , th e exact d ate for th e w ed deen, an accom plished vocalist, will
F o r real e sta te loans see or call B.
ding not being know n as yet. T he sing.
W. T horne.—Adv.
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