GRESHAM OUTLOOK,
POWELL VALLEY
TUESDAY, JINK
14, lihSS
PLEASANT HOME
In connection w ith th e L uther
League ot the S aro n L u th e ra n church
which will m eet S unday evening at 8
o'clock in the ch u rc h , th e re will be a
reception extended to th e new pastor
of the church, th e Rev. Enoch S an
deen, and his wife, who a re moving to
Powell V alley from Colton, Oregon,
and expect to occupy th e parsonage
soon. T here w ill be a p rogram fol
lowed by refre sh m e n ts. T he Rev. Mr.
Sandeen expects to preach Sunday
m orning a t 11 o'clock and Sunday
school w ill convene at 10 o’clock.
Phone su b sc rip tio n s to 1561.
Portland-Gresham
Stage
LV. PORTLAND
LV. GRESHAM
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PAGI THREE
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•Sundaya and H olidays only.
«Saturdays. Sundays and Holidays.
•D a lly except Sundays and Holidays.
P. V.—Powell V alley.
B. L.—Base Lin«.
Owned and operated by
GEO. LEWIS & SON
I' row Berries or Cherries
to Jam or Jelly
In Fifteen Minutes
Do you know th e new short-boil
C erto m ethod of m ak in g ja m s and
jellies, w hich m akes success cer
ta in ? N o longer need you have
a n y f e a rs as to th e re su lt, fo r the
“ se t” is p e rfe c t every tim e. And
th e d ru d g e ry is gone, too. F o r in
ste a d o f tedious len g th y cooking,
one o r tw o m in u tes’ boiling is
enough w hen C erto is used.
T h is sh o rt cooking saves th e
b rig h t n a tu ra l color an d th e fre sh
flavor o f th e f r u it.
Besides it
avoids th e g r e a t w aste o f boiling
a w a y th e ju ice, so th a t th e ac tu al
cost o f y o u r ja m s and jellies m ade
th e C erto w ay is about tw o cents
a g lass J e ss th a n by th e tiresom e
old-fashioned m ethod.
G re a te r ease, b e tte r jelly low er
cost—th is is a com bina'.:. n which
n a tu ra lly ap p eals to w om en ev ery
w here. A book of sim ple recipes
f o r all so rts of delicious ja m s, jellies
an d m arm alad es, comes w ith each
h o ttie of C erto.
Y our grocer c a rrie s C erto, o r you
can send 10c (fo r postag e) and get
a tr ia l half-size bottle w hich will
m ake from 6 to 10 glasses o f jam
o r jelly , depending upon th e recipe
used. W rite D ouglas-P ectin Corp.,
12S D Granite Bldg,, Rochester, N. Y.
A nnouncem ent for the annual school
m eeting at O rient should read Mon
day, June 21, instead of Ju n e 23. The
m eeting will be called at 2 p. m.
Dr. W. D. M illiken from P o rtlan d . 1
directo r of C h ristian Education, w ill |
preach at the B aptist church next Sun
day m orning at 11 o’clock. Bible
school begins a t 10 a. m. The Haley
B .Y. P. U. w ill have ch arg e of the
Young P eople’s service at 7:30 p. m.
Grwnp of B tijs’ and Girl*’ ( luh a t C orvallis In Ith’.’i
The Rev. Jo h n S. N ordell w ill preach
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l ull power as well as satisfactory and economical
at 8 o'clock. The Bible school has (’LI B BOVS V\I> GIK1 S
th an heretofore, one th a t w ill be fo l
operation
depends upon the condition of a motor’s piston
gran ted its superintendent, Miss Ida
LEAVE FOB CORY 11 I IS lowed out very sim ilar to th a t of th e
M iller, a m onth’s leave of absence.
equipment—piston
rings, pistons and pins. When worn
re g u la r college course. T here a re nine
F riends extend th eir sym pathy to
The county club leader's office on boys and g irls who have won a trip to
they need replacement.
Mr. and Mj*s. Alt in K linski who lost F irs t street was the scene of unusual the sum m er school w ith all of th e ir
A worn motor means a larger gas and oil consump
th e ir infant d aughter, Sunday m orn- activity Monday m orning when 73 expenses paid.
T hese are Alice
ing-
) boys and girls em barked in th ree of Ingram , of Maplewood; L aw rence
tion and in these days that is no small item.
C harlie M cKinney and W ilbur Alt- | the larg est of the Gresham Union high A ylsw orth, of G resham ; Jo h n F lem
You have every right to expect the utmost from your
m an, stud en ts at O. A. C„ are at home school busses, th e ir destination C or ing and A rth u r B urns, of V ictory;
for the sum m er vacation.
automobile, even though the speedometer does show a
vallis, w here for the next two weeks Anna and M agdoleua Boeekli, and
B. C. A ltm an w as present at the they will meet w ith club m em bers George G rossen, of L iu n to n ; John
large mileage. A thorough re-conditioning will bring
alum ni m eeting of the Oregon Norm al from over the en tire state of Oregon W elbes and E d g ar Dixon, of Fairview .
back
all the old-time pep and power and lower your
school in Monmouth Saturday.
In th e big annual sum m er school of the
S everal business men of G resham
gas and oil consumption.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McKinney a t Oregon A gricultural college extension are p lan n in g to m ake th e trip to sum
tended the D ouglass county picnic at division.
m er school and spend one day w ith
P eninsula p ark Sunday.
BRING YOUR CAR TO US. Let us look it
T here was a goodly sprinkling of th e boys and g irls th ere. T hese men
Mr. and Mrs. H ector Morgan of Mc
over. We guarantee an expert mechanical job and
p aren ts on hand, especially th e m oth a re backing the club w ork m ost h e a rt
M innville visited w ith the la tte r’s p a r
will use only the best parts.
ers, who w ere busy w ith last-m inute ily and, to get a elose-up view of th is
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. S ester la st week.
adm onitions and aid to th eir boy or com m endable w ork, a re going to find
girl, looking after th eir reg istratio n out m ore about It by a personal v isit
BORING
YOU GET .4 PRICE IN ADVANCE.
and the dozen and one things to be a t to th e sum m er cam p a t C orvallis. At
tended to at the last. Mrs. W. D. K in p resen t about 15 have signed up for
The fun eral of L eander B artlem ay,
der and Mrs. V aletta Cooper w ere the trip w hich will tak e place th e 23d
aged 64 years, w as held F rid ay fo re
busy at the desk tak in g th e nam es of of Ju n e. It is desired th a t m ore w ill
noon a t F o rre ste r's cem etery near
those leaving and checking up on de m ake an effort to attend.
Eagle Creek under th e direction of the
T he th re e busses leaving G resham
tails atten d in g the reg istra tio n and a s
HAMLIN A HOMS, Props.
G ates F uneral home. Mr. Bartlem ay,
yesterday
m orning w ere driven by
signm ent to q u arte rs. The 85 leaving
Phone 2391
Night 706
who was a bachelor, com m itted suicide
w ere about equally divided as to boys W illiam C arlsted t, E. E. Brown and
Ju n e 9 a t his home five m iles southeast
B.
M.
H
ow
ell.
The
baggage
of
th
e
and g irls and th e chaperones in
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of Boring, th e re su lt of ill health. He
charge of the M ultnom ah county m em ch ild ren w as loaded onto th e tops of
is survived by th ree b ro th ers, Albert,
bers w ere Miss P ennington, a teacher the th re e m achines, th en tied firmly
of B arto n ; W illiam , of Blalock, and
in the Lynch school, and Miss Doris for th e trip . They expect to re tu rn on
C harley, of Rock Creek.
He also
Emily, of C orbett. Mr. and Mrs. K in S atu rd ay . Ju n e 26.
leaves a sister a t Coburg, Oregon, and
T hose m aking th e trip are L aw rence
der also accom panied the group.
one in Los Angeles.
A ylsw orth, T racy and L ena A nderegg,
A b risk show er w as falling as the Fola F ern A cers, A rth u r Burns, Anna,
Our First Preferred Shares Pay You
ch ild ren w ere leaving, b ut th is did not M agdoleua and P aul Boeekli, P auline
Aged Woman Found Dead at
seem to dam pen th e ir enthusiasm , es B uckner, Fay Beehler, Bernice Bunn,
7.2 per cent on Your Money.
Springdale.
Mrs. C hristensen, aged 70, widow of pecially of th e boys who w ere nudging K enneth B ram hall, S tanton Costner.
Why You Should Ituy This Stock
the late Lew is C hristensen and m other each o th er and tread in g each o th e r's Colin Cree, Vivian Copeland. Millard
Our
business
is firmly established, well m anaged and perm anent.
of H enry C hristensen of S pringdale, toes in tru e boyhood fashion. As th e Chase, E d g ar Dixon, R alph Dunham.
Your
savings
will be safe.
was found dead at th e residence of her m erry co n tin g en t left G resham th eir L aw rence F o rtn e r, G eorge G rossen,
Your Income will be reg u la r and dependable.
cheers
tilled
the
a
ir
and
the
older
peo
G
ertrude
G
ustafson,
Bert
Gibson,
C
ar
son on last S atu rd ay evening. She
D ividends paid by check first of ouch m onth, or q u arterly .
was last seen by h er son in the berry ple assem bled exchanged rem iniscenc oline H essem er, Alice Ingram , Clyde
E xem pt from S tate P erso n al P ro p erty Tax.
es
as
to
th
eir
childhood
w
hen
such
Jen n in g s, Alvin Johnson, Alvin Ju h rs.
patch about 3 o’clock. Mrs. H enry
D ividends exem pt from N orm al F ederal Incom e Tax.
C hristensen had gone to S p ringdale to p leasan t excursions as the one begin W ilma Johnson, Mary K alifate, Levona
ning
yesterday
m
orning
w
ere
rare.
No
Investm ent D epartm ent
Kelley, Mabie K rueger, H om er Lum s-
spend th e afternoon and on h er r e
820 E lectric Building
tu rn could not find the m other about one w as inclined to begrudge th e den, N ina Langley, Jo h n L am bert,
y
o
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sters
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ir
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Buddy Lee, R ichard Lettow , G ertrude
the home. A search was com menced,
1 w ith the re su lt th a t th e body was pated p leasu re, b ut all w ere concur- Lee, F lorence M ullenhoft, C athryn
found n ear an old barn, It w as re- ren t >n Die opinion th a t the happy v a Metzger. H ow ard Maxwell, Jessie Mc
moved to P earso n 's u n d ertak in g p a r cation would be a tim e of in stru ctio n Kee, G ilbert Nelson, C harles Neville,
lors in P o rtlan d . F u n eral services and educational profit as w ell as fun Gordon O sburn, P h ilan d er and M yrtle
Pow ers, M arvena Redm an, E lla R ich
w ill be held W ednesday aftern o o n at 2 and recreatio n .
o'clock from the chapel of th e P o rt
The delegation leaving th is y ear for ardson, Signe Rogndahl, M uriel Sm ith,
land crem atorium .
th e sum m er school Is th e la rg e st Ruth and R obert S terlin g , A lberta S a
A TRUCK FOR EVERY KIND OF WORK
w hich has ever gone out from M ultno ger, Nola Sm ith, Je an Sayer, Lola
Used Curs, Used Implements.
R epairs for all im plem ents and m a m ah county. G reat plans have been Splaw n, Hazel T aylor, John W elbes
chinery. H essel Im plem ent Co.—Adv. m ade and a finer schedule arran g ed Ruth W alin, C aroline W hetstone, L u-
e tta W elling, Mabel Woodle, Iren e
W hite, M elbourn W hiteside, Leola
Daily Trips to Portland
Young, M arjorie Young, E rn e st Z ur-
buchen, G ilbert Lind, E dna McCreary,
G resham
Powell
Portland
B urns C reighton, M arjorie A ylsw orth,
Phone
and
FL F ast T aylor
1681
Maple
Phone KAst M s»
C harles M errill and M uriel Bowen.
y
Why Be Satisfied
With Less Than Your
Motor's Full Power
GRESHAM GARAGE
A SAFE INVESTMENT
WITH GOOD DIVIDENDS
PORTLAND ELECTRIC POWER CO.
COAL
EKSTRDM TRUCK SERVICE
Dairy Auction
FRIDAY, JUNE F 18 ree Lunch at Noon
Sale Begins 11 A. 4L
On my fa rm , b e tte r k n o w n as th e K A M PE E It FA RM , one-
hall’ m ile so u th anti o n e -h a lf m ile e a st of B o rin a on th e
O regon City ro ad , I w ill sell a t a u c tio n my e n tire herd of
d airy c a ttle c o n sistin g of
21 Head Jerseys, Guernseys and Holst eins
6 re c e n tly fre sh , 3 fre sh in Ju n e , 3 fre sh in Ju ly , 2 fresh
in A ugust, 2 fre s h in S ep tem b er. All good g ra d e s a n d
som e of th em re g is te re d a n d a ll good heavy producers.
5 good H eifers, 2 y e a rs old, tw o of th em a re re g iste re d
H o lste in s. 1 re g iste re d H o lste in Bull, a b e a u tifu l a n im a l
w ith a good pedigree.
All are tu b ercu lin tested and in splendid condition. I am su re
you w ill be p.leased w ith them w hether it be for d airy or family.
I w ill also sell
ONE GOOD TEAM OF H O R SE S, (1 m are and 1 g e ld in g ).
2 sets of
am ong which
Iron w heels.
a lot of o th er
Work H arness. A lot of F arm Im plem ents and Tools
a re one re g u la r farm wagon. One low farm wagon with
Two plows. One saddle. Due hand clover seeder and
sm all tools too num erous to m ention.
TERMS— All sum s $20.00 or under cash. Sums over $20.00 six m onths’
tim e w ith in te re st a t ra te of 8 per cen t per annum on notes a p
proved by clerk.
JOHN OSLUND, Owner
J. W . H U G H ES, A u c tio n e e r
TWeY are A uctioning err z
UÇEO cars t o w n at
SUM BAILCY'S CABACC Z Z / «
A. M EY ERS, C lerk
T H O I'T D A L E ( LI BS HAVE
100 P E R ( ENT B E PO B T S
• PÜ BLISH ZB S *
RIG. U.S.PWXOKF1CH
PLEASANT VALLEY
Portland - Gresham - Sandy
T he m any frien d s of Mrs. Mary P a r
STAGE CO.
ker w ere shocked to h ea r of her su d
MAURICE! BOTKIN
TOM COOPER
den death w hich occurred at the home
I0-l’H,>rnK<'r Ntudi'liaker Nix Parlor
of her slHter, Miss N ellie McKinley,
(Harii il« laxe. Chair Par Type,
Ju n e 8. B urial w as a t Mt. Scott cem
SECTION LINE ROUTE
etery. She was the m other of Verle
DAILY SCHEDULE
P ark er.
I«T. Gresham
f
l,v. PortlHnd
Mrs. Geo. D lrst of Annabell statio n , FOR PORTLAND ! FOR GRESHAM
was a c a lle r at th e G. N. S ager home
0: IO a . in .
••7:oo a .m .
« : oo
• • T h r u to S a n d y
one day th is week.
ll:»o
10:00
H. Dillon, a b u sin ess m an of L ents, j 1:00 p. m.
It: 00
S
:
oo
2 :0 0 p . m .
was looking a fte r business h ere F ri- i 6 :00
4 :00
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day.
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•Saturday. Sunday, ••Thru to Sandy
Mrs. C arrie A itkin, her dau g h ter, ,
and Holiday«
•1 0 :0 0
Miss Alice, and D ouglas A itkin of (
•Saturday. Sunday,
and Holiday«
Lv. Handy
P o rtlan d called on Mr. and Mrs. O. N. '
FOR
PORTLAND
S ager Sunday evening. Mrs. Aitkin Is ,
Lv. Gresham
H:2ft a. m.
fo r H an d y
a cousin of Mrs. Sager.
•7 :li p. m.
Powell Valley
Mrs. Anna B ankus gave a card p arty i •To OreRbam only via and
Orient
a t h er home to some of her frien d s l except Sat., Hun . 7 :4 0 a . m .
Holidays thru
0:46 p. ni.
and neighbors one evening last week. ' to Portland.
A very enjoyable tim e w as spent.
D EPO TS
Miss F lorence Richey w as visltling j PORTLAND— New Municipal Termi
nal, Cor. Fifth and Salmon opposite
friends at D elena la st week.
io»* « oarthouss.
A m usem ent Park D raw s Crowds.
Olt F Mil AM — Radio Electric «tore,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
M.
Davis
and
Mr.
'
Many people of th is vicinity are b e
phone Ibtt.
ing seen in th e th ro n g s a t The Oaks D avis’ sister, Mrs. A. H. Sutton, w ent j HANDY—Junker’« Confectionery.
“Cfreaham’s Own Lins”
am u sem en t p ark th is year. The big to Longview, W ashington, on Sunday.
Mrs.
S
utton
Is
a
visitor
h
ere
from
K
an
re so rt on th e W illam ette h as som e
BIDS WANTFD.
th in g for everybody, be it p lc rlcs, fun, sas.
Bids
are
w anted on 20 cords of first-
Mrs.
H
arry
K
line
Is
slow
ly
reco
v
er
rides o r concessions. C leanliness Is
grow th Hr wood to be delivered a t
th e serv ice policy of E dw ard H. Bol ing from a long Illness brought on by Lynch schoolhouse on or before Sep
lin g er as m anager and the p ark In rheum atism .
tem ber 1. The hoard reserves the
rig h t to reje ct any or all bids.
tu rn Is th e safe rendevouz for young
It. II. C o n f r e y , Clerk.
FAIRVIEW
and old. F ree vaudeville is th e big
Box 823, lit. 1, P o rtland, Oregon.
fea tu re each afternoon and evening. A
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. R.
Cedar Door and Window Screens.
com plete change of program Is offered
A. Brooks a t E m anuel hospital S attir- , Good screen s 2-8 x 6 8 ft, $1.95. We
each Monday afternoon.
day evening, b ut the Infant did not ! have several styles and sizes, ail g a l
vanized screen, m ortised and tenored
5 In su ra n ce funds for farm loans. No live. It was buried on Sunday afte r- , joints. Window screen s and special
noon
In
D
ouglas
cem
etery
under
the
1
com m ission or brokerage. Very easy I
sized doors made to o rder. G resham
direction of the G ates F u n eral home.
term s. B. W. Thorne;— Adv.
W oodworking Shop, phone 50x1.
T he M ultnom ah county cooking club
of T ro u td ale has tu rn ed In a 100 per
cen t rep o rt to H. C. Seym our, sta te
club leader for its w ork th is year.
M embers of the o rg an izatio n a re Lo
ren a H artley, p resid e n t; Vivian Cope
land, vice p resid en t; P a tric ia M urphy,
se c re ta ry ; Helen Ceveghlno, Maxine
Robinson, Cora Cochran, F ran ces M ur
phy and Iren e W hite. T he club w as
organized Ja n u a ry 12, 1926. Mrs. R. D.
H ew itt is th e leader.
T he M ultnom ah county cam p cook
ery club of T ro u td ale has also tu rn ed
In a 100 p er cent rep o rt to the sta te
club lead er for th is year. T he m em
bers of th is organization are Dorothy
K erslak e, p resid en t; May P arso n s,
vice p resid e n t; M arguerite Berney,
se c re ta ry ; H elen M eter, E lise Berney
and Ju stic e Berney. T he local club
lead er is Mrs. I. J. Babbitt.
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