Gresham outlook., August 27, 1926, Page 3, Image 3

GRESHAM OrTLOOK.
KELSO
Vital Topics
TROUTDALE
Mrs. E dw ard H erz and ch ild ren
ARE YOU UNHAPPY?
Anne. Louise an d Ju lia, have re tu r n ­
H appiness is largely a m a tte r of
ed from an extended trip in th e east.
h ealth. H ealth and happiness are not
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam P ack ard are
so h ard to find since th e discovery of
th e proud p a re n ts of a fine baby girl
CHIROPRACTIC.
born recently.
Make C hiropractic your Habit.
T he K elso school w ill open S eptem ­
ber 6 w ith Miss Inez Nyman as p rin ­
cipal and E lla B aum back as te ac h er of
Office Phone 1321
Res. 32ttt th e prim ary g rades.
G resham
Bank of G resham Bldg.
A. C. B aum back has th e co n tra ct
for digging th e w ell a t th e school-
house. A new pum p is to be in ­
Auto F re ig h t T erm inal
stalled.
Dr. Geo. E. Mallett
Portland, Phone EAst 2304
Gresham, Phone 1201
GILLIS
Lundquist Truck Line
S uccessor to
Morgan Bros.
PORTLAND
WAY POINTS
GRESHAM
Local and Long D istance
M oving
W ith G illis leading at th e end of th e
eighth inning by a score of 10 to 4,
the G eneral P etro leu m team tied th e
score in the n in th and won o ut in th e
tenth. T he final score stood 13 to 11.
G illis will play C orbett next Sunday
on the G illis ground.
C an't you save your m oney? Does
th e flight of tim e find you w ith uo c e r­
ta in p ro g ram —nothing definite accom ­
plished—no rea l ground w ork laid for
the fu tu re ? If th is is your situ atio n ,
you need help— rig h t now.
R eturn
th is ad w ith your full address, and you
w ill receive th e n ecessary inform ation
— w ithout cpst. Box 188-A, G resham ,
O re g o n —Adv.
Well dressed boys and girls will approve our line of
New Fall
SWEATERS
T h e y a re m ad e in V -neck Slip
o v e rs a n d L u m b e r J a c k o r B la z er
style. C olor c o m b in a tio n s in lively
c o n tr a s tin g colors. S trip e s a n d f a n ­
cy J a q u a r d p a tte rn s . You w ill find
w h a t you w a n t in th is lot.
L u m b e r J a c k s fo r m en m ad e fro m O regon wool, b e a u ­
tifu l lig h t a n d d a rk plaid s, a il a re m o d e ra te ly p riced.
C om e a n d see th e m ; no tro u b le to sh o w th e goods.
M EN !
Get p re p a re d fo r th e ra in y se aso n .
W e h a v e now in sto c k
B lack S lick ers, s h o rt a n d m edium le n g th s.
B lack Ilo rs e h id e L e a th e r C oats, w ool lined, 30 in ch e s long.
M en’s L a m b sk in lin ed C oats.
H eavy all W ool L o g g e r’s S h irts , k h a k i color, O regon m ade.
OUR NEW STOCK
of R u b b e r F o o tw e a r is c o m p lete fo r m en , w om en a n d
c h ild ren . A lso New U m b rellas in c o tto n , G lo ria an d silk.
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
“The House of Quality”
GRESHAM, OREGON
l’HONE 1411
We Give Green Trading Stam ps
NO BETTER EQUIPMENT
AN YAVHERE
th a t we offer you in th e G ate’s
fun eral d irectin g estab lish m en t.
We are p rep a re d to fu rn ish as
sim ple o r as elab o rate fu n eral
as anyone m ight desire. E xtrem e
care is tak en w ith all details,
from em balm ing to in term en t.
EQUIPMENT:
GATES FUNERAL HOME
P hone 2471
Fuel
COAL
Fuel
COAL
Fuel
COAL
We have secured a supply of th a t fam ous S u p erio r Rock S prings
Coal at Sum m er P rices.
We a re booking o rd ers now for d irect delivery from the car.
THE BERRY GROWERS PACKING CO.
Phone 1871
GRESHAM, OREGON
COOK’S MACHINE SHOP
for ex p e rt m achine work and auto
rep a irs. Bug bodies b u ilt to order.
Phone 48xJ
W e have our own terminal and warehouse
at East W ater and Salmon, one block north of
the Auto Freight Terminal.
Send all freight to W air ad & Wright,
Inc. warehouse in the Pacific Bridge build­
ing. Our trucks leave Portland for Gresh­
am several times each day.
In our spacious, fire-proof warehouse we
c.m ¡tore your produce, grain, furniture, etc.
W A LR A D
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Portland Phone EA. 233«
W R I G H T , Inc.
Gresham Phone 1631
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PAGE THREE
"How about th e p reach iu g ?'' will be
th e topic of th e serm on Sunday m orn­
ing a t th e Mission ch u rch at 11
o ’clock. Sunday school will bigiin at
th e usual hour of 9:50. In the evening
at 8 o’clock the Rev. O. J. W ilner will
p reach his farew ell serm on as he has
been called to th e p asto ra te of a
ch u rch at Hoquiam , W ashington, and
expects to leave th e first p a rt of Sep­
tem ber for th e new charge. He has
been a t Pow ell Valley for n early
th ree y ears past. T he topic for the
serm on on Sunday evening will be,
"W arm or cold?
A successor has not yet been chosen
for th e p u lp it of th e Missiou church,
b u t it is th o u g h t in a sh o rt tim e it
w ill be know n who will be selected to
fill th e place of th e Rev. Mr. W llnet.
Lloyd A rvidson and W alter T ill-
strom expect to leave tom orrow m o rn ­
ing for K ennew ick. Wash., w here they
w ill w ork during th e ap p le harvest.
Mr. and Mrs. B ert Olson and Mrs.
Em m a Jo h n so n a re spending a week
a t Seaside.
Mrs. L. A. W renn is en tertain in g
her sister, Mrs. C harles P erk in s and
her d au g h ters, R uth and D orothy, of
P o rtlan d , th is week.
Miss Mildred Johnson has gone to
W enatchee. W ashington, to w ork d u r­
ing th e apple picking season.
C h arles Sedig has been suffering
lately w ith carb u n cles on the hack of
th e neck. W hile his condition is not
reg ard ed as serious, the ailm en t has
been very painful.
.
Andrew Rydberg, who has been in
P o rtlan d w orking a t th e Em anuel
ho sp ital for th e past nine m onths, has
moved back to th e T ro u td ale road and
is again staying w ith Fred Norling.
T h ere w ill be no preach in g or
ch u rch service a t the S aron L utheran
ch u rch on S unday m orning, as m any
a re p lan n in g to atten d th e L u th er
L eague convention In P o rtlan d .
BORING
Dr. C. W. H u ett will preach at 10
o'clock Sunday m orning at th e Boring
M ethodist church. The sacram en t of
HALEY
th e L o rd ’s S upper w ill be adm inis­
tered to com m unicants at th is service.
Sunday school will convene a t the
T he P. E. P. com pany Is w recking
H aley B aptist ch u rch at 10 o’clock
th e old pow er house and loading the
Sunday m orning, followed by the
m ach in ery on th e ca rs for shipm ent.
m orning w orship in E nglish a t 11.
This p la n t is w here th e first juice w as
T h ere will be no evening service as
m ade jof w hat w as at th e tim e the
th e congregation is planning to p a r­
S p rin g w ater division of th e O. W. P.
ticip ate in th e service to be held in
T his p lan t was used as an em ergency
th e B ap tist church at P lea san t Home
plant for some tim e and afte rw a rd as
T he Rev. A ndrew Johnson ce le b ra t­
a su b -statio n u n til th e p resen t plant
ed his 50th b irth d ay Sunday, A ugust
was built.
15. A su rp rise p a rty was held in the
C. L. G regson and fam ily retu rn ed
church. T hose who took p a rt in the
from a tw o w eeks’ trip Into Idaho
program w ere th e Rev. E. B jorquist,
w here th ey visited w ith frien d s and
of W arren, the- Rev. C. G. E m anuel, of
relativ es. They own a hom estead in
P asadena, C alifornia, and Mrs. K. J.
Idaho. T hey rep o rt a m ost enjoyable
H agberg an d Miss M artha H agberg,
'¿me, traveled over 1200 m iles, and did
of G resham . The Rev. J. S. Mondell
not have so m uch as a flat tire.
presen ted Mr. Johnson w ith a gift of
Jo h n K arlan d and fam ily sp en t the
money.
w eek-end n ear T he D alles w here they
T he Rev. G. S jolander, a form er
w ent for fruit.
p asto r in P o rtlan d and now th e evan­
L. H. M allicoat m ade a business trip
g elist of th e Sw edish g en eral co n fer­
to L afay ette one dRV last week.
ence of A m erica, preached in the
S tra u sse r's well d rille rs from L ents
B aptist ch u rch T h u rsd ay evening.
a re sinking a well on th e Vetsch farm .
He ha3 sp en t a m o n th ’s vacation w ith
A. Vetsch of P o rtlan d w as out W ed­
his fam ily at P o rtland.
nesday looking afte r business in te r­
Mr. Leucen is p lan n in g for th e b u ild ­
ests here.
ing of a new house. The old house Is
J. A. Richey and wife, O. M. Richey
now being moved. Mr. C allm an, who
anil fam ily a re ram p in g n ear Mt.Hood.
moved to H aley w ith his fam ily about
Mrs. Claud D anielson w as up from
m onth ago from St. P au l, M inne­
C latsk an ie Sunday visiting at the
sota, is in ch a rg e of the work.
hom es of her m o th er and sister, Mrs.
E le ctric lig h ts a re being in stalled
Jo h n Meyer, and Mrs. R. E. Richey.
in m ost of th e hom es a t Haley. A.
Norval Naas is helping a t th e T el­
B jur is doing th e work.
ford sto re, in th e place of L ester B or­
ing. who is confined to his bed.
FAIRVIEW
U K , W R T . l t o l .1 uri.l Mrs Mildred
The Rev. T hom as R obertson, of Mc­ M etzger gave a picnic to a num ber of
M innville, will preach at the Sm ith th e children In the Sunday school on
Memorial ch u rch In Fairview Sunday W ednesday.
L. H. M allicoat is doing some c lea n ­
m orning at 11 o'clock. Sunday school
will convene at 10 o’clock. The Rev. ing up and p ain tin g at the school, g e t­
Mr. R obertson was form erly a pastor tin g th in g s ready for th e opening on
here and has m any frien d s in th is lo­ S eptem ber 6.
Jo h n Meyer Is doing some painting
cality who w ill be glad of th e op p o r­
and
o th e r n ecessary w ork on his
tu n ity of h earin g him again.
home.
F or real estate loans gee or call B.
W. T horne.—Adv.
HOGAN
Gresham-Portland Truck
CRUSHED ROCK AND ROAD MATERIAL
AUGUST
POWELL VALLEY
T he Rev. T hom as R obertson, of Me
M innvllle, w ill p reach at th e T ro u t
dale com m unity ch u rch Sunday m orn
ing at 10 o'clock.
T he Rev. E arl Cotton, wife and baby
visited Mrs. Alice Rix. Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. W ill Jo n es of Topeka
K ansas, and Mr. and Mrs. C larenc
P arso n s m ade th e Mt. Hood loop trip
Monday and Tuesday.
Mr. and Mra. H arold W lrick are the
proud p are n ts of an eight-pound baby
boy born Monday, A ugust 23.
Mrs. Mary P arso n s has been spend
ing a few days a t home and retu rn ed
to th e governm ent m ineral sp rin g s
W ednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Thom as re tu rn e d
home from N ew port T uesday afte r
spending tw o w eeks there.
Mrs. L. G. H ow ell Is recovering nice­
ly from an operation. She is at th e
M ultnom ah hogpital.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. B ram hall pur
chased a C hevrolet landau sedan of
R ichard K n a rr M onday and left for
Yakim a in th e ir new ca r T uesday
w here they w ill visit relativ es for
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. A sw orth have
moved Into one of W ard E v an s’ hous
es n ea r C orbett. Mr. L ucas w ill be
c a re ta k e r of th e A dventists cam p
grounds.
K enneth B ram hall accom panied an
uncle to K lam ath F a lls w here he will
visit for some tim e. Before re tu rn in g
he w ill ta k e a trip to so u th ern C ali­
fornia.
Mr. and Mrs. C arson of Los An
geles visited Copelands Monday.
Mrs. Jam es D ellinger of K ent. O re­
gon, Mr. and Mrs. C. Vogel of T he
D alles and Mr. and Mrs. F red Vogel
of W yeth, Oregon, sp en t S unday a t the
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. P arsons.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Bloyd w ent to
Kelso, W ashington, on a business
trip .
Mr. and Mrs. S. F. H arlow of P o rt
land had d in n er w ith Mr. and Mrs. C.
Ziebeck T h u rsd ay evening.
Mr. and Mrs. W ill Jo n es of Topeka
re tu rn e d home T hursday. They have
been visiting Mrs. E lecta P arsons.
Troutdale, Ore,
SAND AND GRAVEL
FRIDAY.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. S tout w ere pleas­
an tly su rp rised W ednesday when M.
B. C h risto p h er, an old tim e friend, a r ­
rived from San Diego, C alifornia, and
sp en t th e day with them . Mr. C h ris­
to p h er has business in te rests In Bell
Ingham , W ashington, w here he will
also v isit before Returning home.
Mrs. P ete r Kuhl and little d au g h ter
of E stacada visited T uesday w ith her
sister, Mrs. M. D oryland. •
Mr. and Mrs. E m anuel M iller left
T h u rsd ay m orning for a p leasan t v a­
cation trip th ro u g h C alifornia.
Mrs. A. J. S tout enjoyed a visit S u n ­
day from two nieces, Mrs. W. F. Sm ith
and two little d au g h ters of Ogden.
U tah, and Mr. and Mrs. W esley S h a t­
tuck. and little son of Ridgefield.
W ashington. H er m other. Mrs. F ra n ­
ces M acK errow , of Sandy, lias ¡<lso
been visiting with h er for a few days.
PLEA SA N T HOME
Jla vo rfo m
fresh
Jruif~
Dr. C W. H uett. of G resham , will
occupy th e pulpit of the P leasan t
Home M ethodist church next Sunday
m orning at 11:15. The sacram en t of
th e L o rd ’s Hupper will also he adm in­
istered In connection with the m eet­
ing. Sunday school will convene as
usual a t 10 o'clock and the E pw orth
I.eague will m eet In th e evening a t 8.
T he l.ailles Aid will sponsor a re ­
cital to be given by Nellie and P atty
When Time is Almost
PRICELESS
«liirinir the busy hurvest m onths our
Hankinir-b)-M ail facilities bring this
Institution riirht to your very mail
box.
More and more farm ers are find­
ing this service invaluable not only
in sum mer but at all tim es of the
year.
Deposits credited and
acknowledged the same
day received.
“The Farmers' Bank'
Ti restone
Gum Dipped Tires
Big tires - little tires—every price Is lowered! Now Is the time
for you to get new tires for the wet, slippery roads of fall and winter.
HIGH P R E S S U R E
BALLOON
30x3*4 reg. Cl. C o rd ____ # #.#.>
30x3% ex tra size Cl. cord
11.95
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4.40-21 (29x4.40)..........
*11.30
4.75-20 (29x4.75)..........
18.75
5.25-20 (30x5.25)..........
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5.25-21 (31x5.25)................. 23.55
K ASER
S E R V IC E S T A T IO N
Phone 22Sx
Phono 228x
TO T H E L IT T L E HOME
by the side of the road as well as to the
pretentious dwelling place of the financi­
ally mighty we bring the same earnest­
ness of sincerity and ability.
GRESHAM FUNERAL PARLORS
J.E. METZGER
LICENCED
DIRECTOR
RES-9 8 1
Truck Hauling
any where at any time
D aily T rip s to P o rtla n d
Slab Wood $4.50, delivered
GALEN FANCHER
S uccessor to B laine T u rn e r
Call “P o rk y ” for service, G resham 2x1.
G reenwood on F riday evening, Sep­
tem ber 3. In the church. A sm all ad ­
m ission wilt be charged and re fre sh ­
m ents will be served.
Overland Touring 11125.
Portland-Gresham
• Stage
Looks like new. Is in splendid m e­
LV. PORTLAND
chanical condition. T his ca r has never
been abused. To move quickly we will I Park s a il Yam hill
sell It below Its real value. W. O. ' Phone MAIn HSU
S haver, salesm an, H essel Im plem ent
Co.—Adv.
I’lano Toning.
Piano tu ning $3.50. P lano and o r­
gan rep airin g . Fred I). Jonea, 2826
49th stre e t SB., P o rtlan d , phone TAbor
8952, or G resham 1581.—Adv.
FOB PILES
A Portland man says "My w ife su f­
fered for 15 years, one tube of H am ­
l e t'« Ointment cured her.” Sold with
positive money-back guarantee. Se­
cure It at Oreeham Drug Co.. Oresham,
Oregon
Mailed anyw here In special
tubes postpaid ll.On
It. J. Hamlet.
Manufai turer. 8<57-82d street, 8. E..
Portland. Oregon.
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P. V —Powell Valley.
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Owned and operated by
GEO. LEWIS & SON