A resp ectfu l, p ro fe ssio n a l effort to be of
a ssista n c e . A d e sire to se rv e aided by a
m odern e q u ip m e n t m a rk s o u r serv ice a
sym bol of a tta in m e n t.
| GRESHAM FUNERAL PARLORS
, J.E.M ETZG ER
DIRECTOR,,
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AMERICAN LEGION
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Carl Douglas» Post No. 74
DANCE
COGSWELL HALL, EAGLE CREEK
SATURDAY EVENING, SEPT. 18
T he F in est H ardw ood F loor in C lackam as County
Masic by Geo. Beers Orchestra.
Mack Thomas, Floor Manager
A Good Tim e A ssured to ail
Gresham-Portland Truck
We have our own terminal and warehouse
at East \\ ater and Salmon, one block north of
the Auto Freight Terminal.
Send all freight to H 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
can store your produce, grain, furniture, etc.
SAND AND GRAVEL
CRU SH ED ROCK A N D ROAD M A T E R IA L
W A L R A D & W R I G H T , Inc.
P o rtla n d P h o n e EA. 23.30
G re sh am P h o n e 1631
A double wedding cerem ony was
solem nised a t th e home of Mr. and
Mrs. Joel J a rl on Sunday afternoon,
Septem ber 12, when th e ir d au g h ter
Mildred becam e th e bride of Fred
Decker, a prom inent young farm er of
Kelso, and Kilda R oberts, a sister of
Mrs. Joel J a rl, w as m arried to Daves
Allen of R ickreall. T he Rev. E. W
W ithneii of P leasan t Home officiated,
using the rin g cerem ony, in th e p res
ence of relativ es and a few close
friends. Miss Helen J a rl attended her
sister as bridesm aid w hile Joe D ecker
acted as best man. Miss R oberts and
Mr. Alien w ere attended by the form
e r's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Post. Both couples left for a wedding
trip to ea ste rn and so u th ern Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. F red D ecker, on th e ir
retu rn , will resid e a t th e D ecker fam
ily home here, and Mr. and Mrs. Allen
will m ake th eir hom e a t R ickreall.
T he Kelso school in ch a rg e of Miss
Inez Wyman, p rin cip al a'nd Mrs. E lla
Baum back, prim ary teach er, has an
en rollm ent of 45 pupils w ith th ree or
fpur m ore expected to en ro ll soon.
Each room has been provided w ith a
new bookcase for the lib ra ry books
and new seats have also been added.
A w ell is being dug, and th e playshed
has been provided w ith sw ings and
also been given a coat of paint.
The Kelso W om an's club will hold
its Septem ber m eeting on T hursday,
th e 23d, at the home of Mrs. B eatrice
W right, when th e subject of home
decorating will be discussed.
Mrs. F ra n k H ailing, form erly Miss
Sibyl L indeil, who ta u g h t for two
years in the Sandy high school, w as a
g u est of her au n t, Mrs. Robert Jons-
rud, for several days before retu rn in g
with her husband to T singtao, China,
w here they have resided th e last two
years.
PLEASANT HOME
The E pw orth League of the P le a s
an t Home .\fethodist ch u rch gave a
farew ell p arty Monday evening to
some of the stu d en ts who a re leaving
soon for the school year. Miss Anna
L en n artz will leave th is week for W il
lam ette U niversity. She is presid en t
of the w om an’s dorm itory at Law
ren ce hall at the u niversity and this
y ear is her senior year. She is tak in g
a lib eral a r ts course and w ill m ajor in
history. Tlie oth er two g irls honored
by the League are Miss F ran ces Cook
and Miss E sth er Sloop, who have en
rolled for a business course a t
B ehnke-W alker. W ilbur A ltm an and
C harles M cKinney w ill leave soon for
Oregon A g ricu ltu ral college.
The Ladies Aid of th e M ethodist
ch u rch will m eet on W ednesday after
noon a t the home of Mrs. M. L ennartz
T he hostesses for th e occasion are
Mrs. H enry Wihlon and Mrs. W illis E
M arkell.
Sunday school will convene at 10
o’clock a t th e P leasan t Home Meth
odist church, followed by preaching at
11:15 from the su b ject "T he M aster's
Motive.” A H arvest Home dinner will
be given at th e close of th e m orning
service. All m em bers and fam ilies are
invited to bring baskets and atten d the
dinner. An address w ill be given by
Dr. C. W. H u ett in th e aftern o o n in
addition to a m usical program .
HOGAN
America
welcomes it
with open arms
On n o o th e r occasion h a s a n y new m o to r-c a r so s tirre d th e
in te r e s t a n d e n th u s ia sm of th e m o to r-w ise A m erican pub
lic a s h a s th is new “ 70” W illy s-K n ig h t Six . . .
So su
p e rio r is th is c a r in its p h e n o m e n a l pow er, so d iffe re n t in
its m an y a d v a n ta g e s, it is easy to u n d e rs ta n d w hy its g rip
on th e public im a g in a tio n h a s been so in te n s e a n d soi f^ r
re a c h in g .
Mrs. A. J. Stout has been absent
from her home the p ast week a ssist
ing in th e care of her m other, Mrs
F ran ces M acKerrow, who has been ill
Mark Doryland is enjoying a few
days' h u nting near E stacada.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Miller of P ortland
are staying w ith the fo rm er’s sister,
Mrs. Mark D aryland during Mr. Dory-
lan d ’s absence.
Special ( omblnntlon Rates Offered.
Until November 1. 1926. special com
bination prices a re offered for the
G resham Outlook and The Portland
News. The reg u la r subscription price
for the News is $5 and for the Outlook
*1.50. Until th a t date the tw o in com
bination will be *3.98. Special price
on the News alone Is *2.98.—Adv.
Don’t lay down th e paper till you
have read the W ant Ads.
T h is new “ 70” Six a p p lie s th e p rin c ip le s of h ig h -sp eed
e n g in e c o n s tru c tio n to th e K n ig h t Sleeve-V alve m o to r
w ith s ta r tlin g re su lts. W ith a 2 16-16-inch bore a n d 4%-
in ch s tro k e th is new Sleeve-V alve Six e n g in e d e liv e rs
g r e a te r pow’e r p e r cubic in ch of p isto n d isp la c e m e n t
th ro u g h o u t its co m p lete ra n g e , th a n a n y sto ck A m erican
m o to r-c a r e n g in e b u ilt today.
In speed an d pow er th e new “ 70” W illy s-K n ig h t Six lite r
a lly o u t-p e rfo rm s a ll o th e r sto ck c a rs of c o m p a rab le size.
I t affo rd s an u n e q u a le d c o m b in a tio n of lib e ral room w ith
m o d ern co m p act a p p e a ra n c e . It h a s a long, rac y effect
w ith m o d e ra te a c tu a l len g th . H e re , is an econom y of
w e ig h t n e v e r before achieved in a c a r of its type.
1495
T o u rin g $ 120.’»
F. O. B. FACTORY
W e reserve the right to
change price« and specifica
tions without notice.
T he new W illys F inance
P lan offers a sm ajler down
p aym ent; low er m onthly
paym ents; and the low est
cred it-co st in the industry.
J. C HESSEL
W ILLYS
KNIGHT
Phone Gresham 1141
DISPERSAL SALE
96 HEAD OF CATTLE
Sauvie’s Island, Oregon
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21
CHICKENS
PLEASANT VALLEY
50 R. I. Red H ens.
7 P u re Bred A nconas,
about 200 young ones
21 Turkeys
Mrs. W ill Dolan and son Dward,
Mrs. Louise B lair and d au g h ter, Miss
E lvira, and Miss Conley, ail of P o rt
land. w ere c a lle rs a t the hom e of Mr.
and Mrs. ft. N. S ager S unday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. K esterson left
last week over the G reat N orthern, for
K an sas and M issouri to v isit th e
hom es of th e ir childhood. T h eir son
Glen and wife are carin g for th eir
hom e w hile they are absent.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Richey and son
L ester and fam ily of P endleton are
visiting at th e beaches th is week.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. G randstaff of
P o rtlan d w ere c a lle rs a t th e home of
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. K esterson Sunday
evening.
Miss D itto of De L ana. Ore., was
recen t visitor at the hom e of Mrs. L
lian Richey.
Mrs. D orothy T. Te Brake of Seattle,
W ashington, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
W ill D ahlquist.
School sta rte d last Monday w ith K.
C. Bishop, p rincipal. Mrs. Bishop, p ri
m ary, and Mrs. Gladys M orrell, In te r
m ediate. T h ere are 94 pupils en
rolled.
->• Geese, 2 Guineas, 2S Bucks.
MACHINERY
Mower, R ake, T edder, 3 U -inch Wagon, 2 Iron W heel W agons. Disc,
G rain D rill. P otato P lan te r, Old M anure S preader, Riding C ultivator 5-
Shovel C ultivator, Sulky Plow, 2 12-lnch Plow s, Cider Mill. 8 h. p. G asoline
Engine, 2 3-h. p. G asoline E ngines, Pum p Jack , Range, Milk Cooler, 650-
pound capacity Cream S ep arato r, 70 10-gallon Cans, Buckets, Forks, Shovels,
and o th er articles.
1HMI bushels White Bats. 100 bushels Wheat, 4u tons loose Alfalfa Hay
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—Six m onths' tim e will be given on sum s over *20.00 on approved
security. T hose desiring cred it m ake arran g e m en ts w ith your local
b an k er or clerk before day of sale.
If It 1» rainy lirlng nut» rlinlns.
Tin- rand will bn «onit-what «llrlt.
J. T. WHITTEN, Owner
SIN C LA IR A. W ILSON, C lerk, L in n to n B ank
COL. W. S. WOOD A SONS, A u ctio n eers, V ancouver, W n.
Public Sale
I will sell at Public Auction on the John Buchanan ranch,
otherwise known as the Beaverdam ranch* 2& miles
southwest of Hillsboro or P4 miles south of Kilgore sta
tion, at 1 o’clock immediately after a free lunch at noon.
FAIRVIEW
M orning w orship will begin a t 11
o'clock at th e Sm ith Memorial P re s
b y terian ch u rch at F airview , of which
the Rev. E. R. D. H ollensted is p a s
tor. The subject of the discourse will
be, "T he Je w .” Sunday school will
begin at 10 o'clock. The an n u al rally
day services of the ch u rch and S un
day school has been postponed to S u n
day, O ctober 10.
W. E. Stone, who has been sick for
the past week, is now im proving.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
25 Head of Holstein and Jersey Cows
T en will fre sh e n in S ep tem b er, som e in O ctober a n d b a l
a n c e la tte r p a rt of th e w in ter. S ervice d a te s and o th e r
in fo rm a tio n will be given a s th ey a re sold
TERM S OF SALE—*20 and under, cash ;
a t 8 per cen t Interest.
over *20, six m onths' tim e
WILLIAM HARRIS, Owner
J. W. HUGHES, A uctioneer
GLEN STAPLETON, Clerk
POWELL VALLEY
“70” 6
W. A. HESSEL
Goes Forward
1 here will be preach in g a t th e Bor
ing M ethodist church Sunday m orp-
Ing at 10 o'clock by the Rev. E. W. |
W ithneii, from th e subject, “T he Mas
te r's Motive.” Sunday school con
venes at 11.
new
H E S S E L IM P L E M E N T C O .
Everything
BORING
SEDAN
$
"The Jew " will be the subject for
the Sunday m orning service at the
T ro u td ale com m unity ch u rch by the
Rev. E. R. D. H ollensted, beginning at
11 o'clock. S unday school will meet
a t 10 o’clock.
Sunday v isito rs at th e P elton home
w ere Mr. and Mrs. Van Voorhees and
fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. N orton an d jja b y ,
Mr. and Mrs. Hedin, all of P o rtlan d .
Mrs. R ichard K n a rr and baby re
tu rn ed to th e home of her m other,
Mrs. W. C. Spence. Sunday.
Milo Coons has retu rn ed from the
hospital and is slow ly im proving.
w ith ren e w ed a c tiv ity w ith th e com
Mr. and Mrs. E. L em oraude re
in g of th e A utum n m o n th s,
tu rn ed home Sunday afte r spending a
w hat b e tte r tim e to g et a new actio n
week w ith Mr. and Mrs. J. E rickson.
s
ta r te d in y o u r ow n life!
Mr. and Mrs. Tom F airb an k s and
two ch ild ren of Los A ngeles w ere
I he opening of a Savings account
g u ests a t th e K endall imine la st )
il
T hursday.
here is a «tart along the Road to
Lloyd M arble of Craig, Colorado, is
Financial Independence. Why not
visiting his sister, Mrs. H arold W irick.
make that start in the early l'att?
T he T ro u td ale P.-T. A . m et la st
F riday w ith a very good attendance,
and th e com m ittees w ere appointed
4LSÔ »111 open jo u r
for th e com ing year. Much in te rest
account—aud a similar
w as m anifested in th e m em bership
deposit re g u la rlj »III
drive which w ill be put over in th e
keep It going.
next th ree weeks.
Mrs. Mabie Ryder W illiam s of P o r t
land spent W ednesday at th e K endall
home.
Mrs. E. M. Coons is some b etter at
the la st report.
H enry P elton caused a little ex cite
ment W ednesday of th is week by
catch in g two tin" big salm hn w hile
ti oiling In th e Columbia. Every ilsn-
erm an has the fever now and Is get
ting ready to go.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Edm undson spent
last week visiting at Albany. They at
tended th e fam ily reunion of the
Proyok fam ily, Mrs. E dm undson’s
p aren ts. All w ere home b ut one sister.
Lin R ichardson. Bill H ensley and
Roy Buxton left T uesday for Y akim a The J. T. Whitten Herd at the Willow Bar Ranch or Caton Place
to w ork in th e apple o rch ard s.
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. M ognette of 8 m iles from B urlington F erry
Pheonix, A rizonia, have been visiting
»sr follow thk arrows
Mrs. E lla H ensley,
Mrs. A lbert Ziebeck, of P o rtlan d ,
spent la st week w ith Mrs. C arl Zie
Sale Io Commence at 10:80 a. hi . S harp
beck.
Sale Ruin o r Shine
Free Lunch nt Noon
L ast Sunday being Mrs. E lla Hens
ley’s birthday, h er relativ es and
•
75 MILK COWS
friends gath ered and sp en t a very
p leasan t day with her. T hose p rese n t
U High G rade H n h tcln s— % and b etter p u re-b red ex tra larg e cows.
w ere Mr. and Mrs. W. R. C rosier, Mrs. 17 J e r s e y s 8 coming 2-year-old H olstein H elfers, .'(-year-old H olstein Bull,
12 Veal Calves
Daisy Coleman and P earl, of P o rtland,
T. C. H ensley, Raymond. Bell, George,
F ifty of th ese Cows have been fresh since Ju ly 1st. A num ber of these
and W. A. H ensley of P o rtlan d , Mr cows m ilked 80 pounds per day w hen fresh. Some of them are m ilking 70
and Mrs. A lfred Sloop and dau g h ters pounds now. I th in k I have as good, if not th e best, herd on th e island. 1
A lpha and Belle of Boring, Mr. and have raised all th ese H olstein cows and h eifers and have not had a rea cto r
in 10 years. C attle w ill be retested before the sale and a shipping certificate
Mrs. Orin C rozier of P o rtlan d , Mrs. goes w ith each head. Boat will be o btainable for those who w ish to ship on
S. E. M ognette, of Phoenix, Arizona, th e riv er—ca ttle loaded on boat free of ch arg e .
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. W heeler of B or
H O R SE S
ing, Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n R oberts of
TEAM—Brown
and
black,
5
and
6 y ears old, w eight 2800. TEAM—Black
G resham , Mrs. E lla H ensley and sons
and sorrel, w eight 2700. TEAM—G rays, w eight 2700. HORSE— W eight 1300.
A rth u r and Roy.
Saddle H orse.
A treat e v e r y b o d y ' enjoy».
It’s good for young and old.
A
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G1W A
AFTER ■ EVERY ■
MEAL
P reach in g service will be held a t |
th e Saron L u th eran church a t 11
o'clock Sunday in the Swedish iang- I
uage and in the evening the services |
will be in English. “A Man's Jo b ”
will be th e su b ject of th e serm on by j
the pastor, the Rev. E. Sandeen. The
Sunday evening le ctu res to a g reat
ex ten t will he based on th e la test
arch aelo g lcal findings. Sunday school J
will begin at 9:45.
Vor real estate loans see or call B
W. Thorne.—Adv.
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