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Newspaper Page TextGRESHAM ROCKWOOD CHURCH TO GIVE ENTERTAINMENT * An e n tertain m en t which is expected to draw wide p atronage will be given a t the Rockwood church next S a tu r day evening, Septem ber 26, when the 8-reel screen, “A Man W ithout a C ountry,” will be shown. T his pic tu r e is built on th e w onderful story by E dw ard E v erett H ale by the same nam e. It teach es lessons in loyalty, love of country and the duties of c iti zenship in an im pressive m anner. T he e n tertain m en t will begin prom ptly a t 8 o’clock. T here will be sp ecial m usic in connection w ith it and follow ing th e pictures light re fresh m en ts w ill be served. T he pro ceeds w ill go to help clea r up expens es in connection w ith the church. PLEASANT HOME A m eeting of the P o rtlan d B aptist su p erinten d en ts and Sunday school w orkers will be held F riday night, Septem ber 24. a t th e P leasan t Home B aptist church. I t w ill begin w ith a supper at 6:30, follow ed by a program . Among the in terestin g num bers of the program will be th e Billy S undav q u arte t from P o rtlan d , also Mrs. G race Bloxham. of Los A ngeles, who will give several readings. T h ere will also be a discussion led by Dr. G. 'G. L aughlin on th e su b ject of evangel ism in the Sunday school. E veryone is cordially invited. Why not buy lum ber direct from the m ill? Sandy L um ber Co., phone San- [ dy 223.—Adv. tf A Trial In su ran ce funds for farm loans. No of N ickerson Jellied Chicken m eans a com m ission or brokerage. Very easy r e tu rn order. Give it a tria l.—Adv. term s. B. W. T horne.—Adv. V DANCE O UTLO O K, TU 1SD A Y, SEPTEM BRE ¿1, li« « C IT Y H ALL SATURDAY, SEPT, 25 JACK GIGRAY’S ORCHESTRA G entlem en 75c R efreshm ents Ladies 25c A Short Time Job That's a Life Time Job > Convenient (trip s o f sturdy w all board nailed over the studding— a saving of tim e, lab o r, m oney— and up goes a smooth, one-piece w all th a t w ill last a lifetim e. Schumacher -w 3 Plaster Wall Board Be sure the w a l l b o a rd is Schum acher. T h e n th e re w ill be no regrets. Schum acher is fo r in te rio r o r e x te rio r walls. Perm an en t, dura ble, econom ical and tim e-saving. L e t us send you a sample o r show you by test the s up erio rity of this w a ll board over any o th er. Phone, call o r w rite . ** '••A4 EASTMAN LUMBER CO. Gresham, Oregon T DISPERSAL SALE F. C. S c h u m ac h e r H erd of 40 P U R E BRED JE R S E Y S a t th e farm a t lle is s o n , W ash in g to n On B attle G round Paved H ighw ay, 20 Miles N orth east of Vancouver, W ash. T hose com ing from the north tu rn east on M acadam road at La Center. MONDAY, SEPT. 27, 1926 Sale to commence ¡if 11 a. in. S a le W ill Be U n d er C over T hrough a decision ren d ered by Judge E vans In th e circu it co u rt a few days ago Mrs. Mary P eterson, of Gillis, will regain possession of her prem ises th e re w hich she had leased to Solo mon K aucher. He had rented the place for five years, but had become in a rre a rs for th e re n t and had failed to m ake o th er im provm ents around the p ro p erty w hich he had promised. W hen it w as attem pted to evict him, he resisted and m ade every effort to rem ain in possession of the ranch, ac cording to evidence brought out at the trial. The case first cam e up in justice co u rt in Ju ly , but on account of the disputed title to the place, it w as nec essary to certify the litigation to the circ u it court. By th e decision of the judge, the defendant will be forced to vacate a t once. W. J. Cooper re p re sented Mrs. P eterso n in co u rt and the case for Mr. K aucher was handled by A ttorney Dan K enny, of P ortland. A lthough th e re w as a ju ry present. Judge E vans gave a direct verdict, as th e evidence was clearly In favor of the plaintiff. A useful life cam e to a peaceful close som etim e during S atu rd ay night when Roy Stone, aged 44 years, passed aw ay during sleep from chronic h eart trouble. He had been an invalid for many y ea rs but, n evertheless, had been active in com m unity and civic a f fairs and leaves a host of friends. Mr. S tone’s home was at Fairview w here he leaves a widowed m other, Mrs. Eliza Stone, two b ro th ers, Clyde and Cedric H„ and a sister, Mrs. Lena Anderson. The deceased w as a m em ber of the Fairview city council and six of th a t hotly acted as p allb ea re rs a t th e fu neral w hich was held th is afternoon at 2 o ’clock at th e Sm ith M emorial P re s b y terian church. He w as also a m em ber of th e F airview gran g e and th a t body officiated in th e services at the grave. He w as buried In the Masonic cem etery at P ark Rose. T he Rev. E. R. D. H ollensted preached th e funeral Don’t lay down th e paper till you serm on. A rran g em en ts w ere under the direction of the G resham F u n eral have read th e W ant Ads. p arlo rs. 2 3 COW S And as to the cost of P IP E L O 8 FURNACES To Montag “venti lated heat” and Mon tag fuel conservation is added Montag superior materials and construc tion. Quality i s n o t «tinted to make a price. For Montag builds for quality — heating efficiency, long-lived in s ta lla tio n — not cheapness. And because Montag manufactures r i g h t here, with practically no freight to pay on his manufactured fur naces, Montag can , and does, put the extra savings into the quality of Montag Furnaces. And so, in a Montag Furnace installation, you get— E R E E LUNCH AT NOON 2 to 7 years old; 18 fresh w ith calves by foot, balance bred to freshen No vem ber to F ebruary. H erd Bull, 14 C alves, Bulls and lle ife rs T his herd has been bred up for y ears for production. T he average milk te st ru n s from 5.3 to 5.7 w ith an average production of over 400 pounds of b u tte r fat per cow. Some of them a re 50-pound m ilkers. The herd has been u n der federal supervision since 1018 and has been an accredited herd for th re e years. They a re also in th e C lark County association Individual te st and production w ill be given a t th e sale. The m ain blood lines are G ulden Glow, Vive La E ran ee, llood E arm and St. M awes Individuals of these lines of breeding have been sought from th e Pacific to the A tlan tic oceans. As good a herd as th e re is in th e N orthw est for type, size and production. T here has not been a case of ab ortion In th e h erd In seven years. T uberculin tested by Dr. A. C. Brown and certificate of h ealth goes w ith each cow. Also shipping certificate. ________________ _____ ■—------------------- —--------------------------- ;-------- TERM S— Six m onths' tim e will be given If desired, on approved security. T hose desiring cre d it please m ake arran g em en ts w ith th e ir local ban k er, or th e clerk, before day of sale. — 1— Ventilated heat 2— fuel conservation 3— best materials and construction 4— at a remarkably love cost! FAIRVIEW The W om an’s society of Sm ith Me m orial P resb y terian ch u rch will hold a tea T h u rsd ay aftern o o n a t th e home of Mrs. C. E. Bunn. Mrs. S tew art Briggs, Mrs. C h ristin e D onaugh and Mrs. C. G. F an ch er w ill a ssist the hostess. The card p arty w hich w as to have been given by the F airview gran g e T h u rsd ay evening, Septem ber 23, has been postponed until la te r on account of th e death of Roy Stone, tre a s u re r of th e grange. The 25th wedding an n iv ersary of Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k G ustafson w as celeb rated a t th e M ission ch u rch S un day aftern o o n in the p resence of m any frien d s and relativ es gath ered for flip occasion. T he Powell Valley m ale ch o ru s sang, also a solo was rendered by Mrs. K. J. H agberg, accom panied by Miss M artha H agberg. Mrs. G us tafson's m other, Mrs. A ugusta Palm - blail, sang a song of her own com po sition and Mrs. G radln gave a reading which she had composed. The Rev. (). F. L arson, A ugust P eterson. E. S atte r- strom and John V icklund each gave tilting rem ark s. T hree ladles who were the bridesm aids at th e wedding 25 years ago w ere p resen t and served again Sunday at the silver wedding. They w ere Mrs. R ichard G ustafson, Mrs. E rick E rickson and Mrs. C. Ahl- quist. L ittle P au lin e M agnuson acted as flower girl. T h e couple w as p re sented w ith a handsom e set of silv er ware, the gift of friends and relatives, also the eight children gave th e ir p a r ents a set of china. A num ber w ere p resen t from P o rtlan d and Tigard. A b azaar will be given by th e Home and Foreign M issionary society a t the Saron L u th eran ehurah on S atu rd ay evening Septem ber 25, beginning a t 8 o’clock. Coffee and cake will be se rv ed. T hose who have article s out to be finished are requested to get them to th e church before the b azaar begins. Mrs. H. P. C h ristensen and her dau g h ter, Mrs. Mary G ander, w ith the sm all son of Mrs. G ander, drove up from San Diego a sh o rt tim e ago to spend a week or so visiting relativ es and friends. The Rev. and Mrs. E. Sandeen, Mrs. C. A. L indgren and Mrs. B ert Olson attended the d istric t convention of the Home and Foreign M issionary society w hich w as held at A storia last week. W hile th e re they w ere m uch In te re st ed in viewing the A storia m onum ent which w as recently dedicated. T he Powell Valley («lining club team , com posed of T re lla Howell and F ran ces E kstrom , will d em o n strate on the first day of the sta te fair at Salem next Monday, Septem ber 27. This team will com pete for th e sta te ch am pionship with team s from various counties of the state. It will be the first attem p t of th is team to com pete at th e sta te fair, but several yearH ago, u nder th e leadership of Mrs. A lta G en try . th e Powell V alley canning club won th e sta te cham pionship. SANDY F. C. SCHUMACHER, Owner Gresham-Portland Truck We have our own terminal and warehouse at East Water and Salmon, one block north of the Auto Freight Terminal. Send all freight to Walrad & 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. now/ W hen you purchase ■ M ontag Furnace you have obligated M ootsg to heat your home adequately— and with satisfaction to you. G et in touch with the authorized M ontag in staller in your locality and be prepared for w in ter. W rite , phone, call on J. S. Chiodo, Prop., Phone SAND AND GRAVEL CRUSHED ROCK AND ROAD MATERIAL WALRAD & WRIGHT, Inc. Portland Phone EA. 233« Gresham P hon e 1831 The reg istratio n at the Sandy high school now stan d s at M6, of which num ber 43 a re freshm en. P rin cip al George O rr begins th is year his th ird y ear and is assisted by an able corps of teachers. Neal H o rr Is a t the head of th e m anual train in g d ep artm en t and is th e in stru c to r In the boys’ a th letics. T he rem ainder of th e high school faculty is as follow«; Miss A laila O strum , m athem atics and g irls’ ath letic coach; Miss Arlelgh Kam- m erer, home econom ics; Miss H ilda T horne. E nglish, glee clubs and o r c h e stra ; Miss Helen McCormick, h is tory and language; Miss Edna T hom p son, com m ercial d ep a rtm en t; Mrs. Ruby Lloy<i Brown, piano. The Sandy hand has been re-o rg a n ized w ith 30 pieces under the lead er ship of Mr. O rr. principal of th e high 1233 school. T he o rch e stra, consisting of 15 pieces, is under the direction of Miss H ilda T horne, who also has ch arg e of the glee clubs. "M ountain Echoes", th e high school publication, will be off the pres« th e com ing S a tu r day for th e the first tim e th is year. Gresham Plumbing and Heating Company M ONTAG S T O V E W O R K S P o rtla n d . O regon (•«oil— e( Fl/RNACES a> T o be as good as BUICK a car would need to have A Six-Cylinder Valve-in-Head Engine . . , A Vibrationless Engine— with all mount ings o f r e silie n t sile n c in g rubber . . . A T rip le-S ea led E n gin e . . . A V acuum - Cleaned Crankcase . . . Automatic Heat Control . . . Thermostatic Control o f water circulation . . . Sealed Chassis . . . Torque- Tube Drive . . . Automatic Lubrication o f engine, universal joint and fan hub . . . O ne piece, I-beam Front A xle . . . Cantilever Rear Springs . . . Fisher Body with V. V. W in d sh ie ld . . . D u co F in ish . . . T en- Plate Multiple-Disc Clutch . . . Controll able-B eam H ead ligh ts . . . M e ch a n ic a l 4-Wheel-Brakes . . . Balanced W heels. The G reatest POWELL VALLEY W rite fo r C atalo g H O W A RD D. W A R REN , V ancouver, N a tio n a l B ank, C lerk COL. W . S. WOOD & SONS, A u ctioneers, V ancouver, W h. THREE MRS. MARY PETERSON ROY STONE PASSES REGAINS HER FARM AWAY DURING SLEEP Come and dance in the new rem odeled hall ___________ T R O U T D A L E PASE WALTER W. METZGER Phone 1801 SALES AND SERVICE GRESHAM Public Sale I wiH sell at P ublic A uction on th e J o h n R iiehanan ra n c h , o th e rw ise kn o w n us th e B eaverdam ra n c h , m iles so u th w est of H illsboro o r 11£ m iles so u th of K ilg o re s ta tio n , at 1 o'clock im m ediately a fte r a free lu n ch a t n o o n . SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 FREE LUNCH AT NOON 25 Head of Holstein and Jersey Cows T en w ill 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 te r. S ervice d a te s a n d o th e r in fo rm a tio n w ill be g iv en a s th e y a re sold. TERMS OF SÄLE— $20 and un d er, ca sh ; a t 8 per cen t Interest. over $20, six m o n th s’ tim e WILLIAM HARRIS, Owner .1. W. H U G H ES, A u c tio n e e r GLEN ST A PL E T O N , C lerk COAL B R IQ U E T S A TRUCK FOR EVERY KIND OF WORK EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE Daily Trips to Portland Gresham Phone 1681 Powell and Maple Portland Ft. Fast Taylor Phone EAst Msk DOMESTIC ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION W ith th e advent of w arm w eath er a new problem p resen ts Itself In connection w ith th e econom ical and safe p reserv atio n of fam ily foods. T he m odern way is by m eans of dom estic electric refrig eratio n . It b rin g s you— C O N S T A N T COM» C L E A N L IN E S S U N F A IL IN G SUPPLY ECONOM Y CONVENIENCE We sh all be glad to have you come In and let us explain th e n u m er ous adv an tag es of dom estic electric refrig eratio n . PORTLAND ELECTRIC POWER CO. Warm Weather Met. (By John Joseph G aines, M. D.) Swim m ing Is an ideal m ethod of bringing every body m uscle Into use. As a nerve invigorator, exercise In w ater w ith th e m inim um of clothing on, o u tclasses th e m edicine bottle a thousand to one. However, m ost good th in g s have p erils lu rk in g beneath th e ir tem pting ex terio rs. T he d anger of drow ning today Is p ractically nil, so wise a re the p re cau tio n s ta k en ; but the man of 50 or more, who ch erish es a 48 Inch w aist- hand, and who Innocently c a rrie s a deceptive h eart-lesio n , may s ta rt som ething Im possible to stop by ta k ing th e sudden-violent plunge. T he E specially good used cars. W illys- co rp u len t figure Is n either safe nor a r K nlght 1924 to uring B um pers, ex tra tistic In the "high dive." T he m an tire, other extras. H essel Im plem ent over 50 had b etter refra in from a q u a tic feats th a t m ake his h ea rt "th u m p ." Co.—Adv. H w tm m lug-races a re dangerous when attem p ted by am ateu rs. I suw recently a young man of p erfect build, swim acro ss a sm all lake to heat a re c o rd ; th e co n to rtio n s of his h ea rt Im m ediately afte r, and w hich lasted an hour o r m ore, w ere enough to alarm an experienced cardiologist. Swim m ing Is one of the p leasures which should never be overdone. And. a full stom ach Is bad com pany to h are along, when doing fancy strokes, p a r tic u la rly If you are a "tired business m an" unaccustom ed to ath letic feats h r w ater But m oderate exercise tn the realm of our finny b reth ren , when the te m p eratu re is rig h t. Is one of the very best agencies for circu latio n , m uscle and nerve. T he classified colum ns a re the pub lic's exchange counter. Outlook Want Ads. get results.