GRESIIAM OUTLOOK, EBIOAT, JANUARY ¿I.
BORING
PLEASANT VALLEY
Columbian High
i By R osetta H enkle, E ditor.
Colum bian high boys’ basketball
team will play th e P a rk ro se team ,
F rid ay night, Ja n u a ry 21 a t th e
Colum bian gym nasium . T he A l
um ni team w ill play the P ark ro se
Alumni.
L ast T uesday night at P ark ro se ,
th e Colum bian boys won by a score
of 16-11.
The N ewberg Academy b a sk e t
ball team played th e Colum bian
high team la st F riday, Ja n u a ry 14.
T he score w as 30-6 in favor of th e
local team . T he prelim in ary gam e
betw een th e "Dodos" a n d “ B irdies,”
of Colum bian high, resu lted in a
score of 11-9 in favor of the
"Dodos."
The F reshm en g irls played the
grad e school g irls and won by a
score of 38-6.
Members of the w orld history
class atten ded the movie, “Bard-
ley's, th e M agnificent,” at th e Col
um bia, on Ja n u a ry 13.
A gatha H arding, ’24, now a tte n d
ing O. A. C., received a B arom eter
pin for one y ea r’s w ork on th e
B arom eter staff.
T he m oving p ictu re show “Co
hens and K ellys" given a t th e high
school, on Ja n u a ry 12, w as w ell a t
tended. Mahlon E vans and K en
neth B ram hall are proving to be
com petent o p era to rs of the moving
p ictu re m achine.
The dom estic science class en
te rtain e d Mrs. H. L. Moody, Mrs.
G eorge Lusby and th e women
te ac h ers of th e grade and high
school facu lties at a lovely lun ch
eon, T uesday, Ja n u a ry 18.
Bella Reed, who atten d ed the
high school conference held a t E u
gene la st week, gave an in fo rm a
tional and in terestin g discussion of
her trip to th e stu d en t body a s
sem bly.
M arjorie Bush and P earl C ham
b erlain attended th e m atinee p e r
form ance, S aturday, J a n u a ry 15, of
"B lossom Tim e,” at th e Heilig
th eater.
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KOTICR TO CKFUITOR8.
No. 27446
T he S unday m o rning service of , In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Multno
th e S aron L u th e ra n church will be
mah.
Matter of the E state of Sarah
In E nglish.
B aptism al services 1 In A. the Burr.
Deceased.
N
otice
hereby given that the un-
w ill be connected w ith th e Sunday ih rsigned Is has
been appointed executor
m orning w orship. In th e evening of the estate of Sarah A. Burr, de
ceased. by the Circuit Court of the
"an illu stra te d le ctu re in the series. State of Oregon for Multnomah Coun
"A Jo u rn ey T h ro u g h th e Bible," ty. and has qualified. All persons hav
ing caiins against said estate are here
w ill be given, accom panied by col by notified to present the sam e to the
, Executor at his office In the Bank of
ored slides. T he subject for S u n Gresham building. Gresham. Oregon,
day evening w ill be, "T he Six Days with vouchers and duly verified, w ith
in six m onths from the date hereof.
of C reation and th e W orld God
Dated and tlrst published, January
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14. 1927.
C reated.”
l.ast publication. February 11. 1927.
W. J. COOPER. Executor.
Suron Lutlienin Services.
SANDY’
FAIRVIEW
"T he R e tu rn of C h rist" will be
T he Sandy Pioneer and E arly
County A gent S. B. H all w as in
T he re g u la r serv ices a t th e
the them e of th e serm on Sunday S e ttle rs’ society, w hich w as o rg a n
th is vicinity on m a tte rs p ertain in g M ethodist ch u rch on Sunday w ill
m o rning at th e Sm ith M emorial ized a few m onfhs ago, will hold a
to w ork, on T uesday of th is week. be p reach in g at 10 o’clock by th e
P re sb y teria n ch u rc h at F airview at
Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
E. W.
.....
-- Wing, th e ir Rev. Ea.
TV. W ithnell. Sunday school 11 o’clock by th e p asto r, th e Rev. m eeting at th e Sandy g ran g e hall
1 on next Sunday, Ja n u a ry 23. An
dau g h ter Miss Mabel and son Joe, at n o’clock. T he Sunday school
E. R. D. H ollensted. S unday school ' im prom ptu program w ill be a r
w ere V alley visito rs la st Sunday. jg on
increase. L ast Sunday
n v*
.
__ W - w ill begin prom ptly at 10 o’clock.
B.
E. n*........
T u rn e r _
m ~
ade ~ _ a «.in
trip Into
in to ♦ th F» e th e atten d an ce w as Just
seven b e On Sunday evening at 7:30 th e re ranged to s ta r t at $0:30 in th e
m orning. If th e w eath er co n d i
Sandy country on business la st low th e to ta l en ro llm en t. T h ere is
w ill be a union service a t the
S aturday.
a la rg e class of young people of ch u rch u n d er th e auspices of th e tions are favorable G eorge H.
H im es of P o rtlan d , cu ra to r of the
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. E k stran d high school age. w ith L. H. M alll-
Billy Sunday Gospel team of P o rt ! Oregon H isto ric al society, w ill be
w ere in P ortlan d on business m a t coat as te ac h er b ut th e re is still
i p resen t. All pioneers or early se t
room for m ore, and th e p asto r and i land.
te rs Tuesday.
M ention to an ad v e rtise r th a t you
tle rs of Sandy or o th er near-by
T he P aren t-T ea ch e r association su p erin ten d en t invite all who do
.»-Acre Tract.
“Say It w ith a W antA d.”
i com m unities a re invited to bring saw his ad. in th e Outlook.
w
hich met at the
last nol
n u.vu
---- schoolhouse
------
v«-» J*...............
not ¿menu
atten d elsew here to
join w ith
Two and one-half m iles from lunches and p a rtic ip a te in th e en-
Tuesday evening w as not very w ejl them )n trytnK t0 im prove th e com
G resham , 400 feet from Mt. Hood I joym ents of th e day. Coffee will be
attended.
m unity.
highw ay. New three-ro o m p la s i fu rn ish ed free for the b ask et din-
P lea san t V alley g ran g e w ill m eet
The m oving p ictu re en titled "L est tered dw elling, bath, basem ent,
In re g u la r session at the gran g e ,
F o r g p t.. w htch wa8 t0 be given new g arage. One acre lo g an b erries, I ner.
hall next S atu rd ay evening, Ja n u -
on T h u rsd ay eVenlng Bull Run w ater, on good rock
Sandy high school b ask etb all
ary 22. A good program is as- ,
|h<? au sp ,ces of th e Anti-Sa- road. P riced to sell. $1000 will team s won in a double header w ith
handle. B. W. T horne, G resham ,
sured. A. P. A nderson is le ctu rer. loon
___ L eague, w as nostnoned
M ilw aukie last F rid ay night.
postponed on
on ac-
ac phone 2751.— Adv.
The in te re st in the Sunday school count of the snow 4storm . It w ill
is grow ing, as is evidenced by the be given at a la te r date.
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increased atten d an ce from Sunday
T he sale on T uesday given by
to Sunday. In creased atten d an ce
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i8 i E. A. A nderson w as w ell attended.
a t church services likew ise
T h ere w ere ab o u t 80 au to s p ark ed
noted- Sunday school convenes at
on th e road. Besides this, some
L ife is a s e rie s of p la n tin g , a n d w h a t
10 o’clock, followed by ch u rch s e r
cam e in w agons and o th e rs on foot.
e
v
e
r
you m ay be p la n tin g now w ill ta k e
vices at 11.
The a rtic le s offered for sale all
COTTRELL
Mr. and Mrs. R ichard M undlin
ind fam ily, form erly of P o rtlan d ,
lave moved to th is place, Mr.
Mundlin is m anager of th e 20th
Century g rocery a t Lents.
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es F ow ler vis-
le d rela tiv e s in P o rtlan d Monday.
H ow ard and W ilber Booth have
Seen quite sick for th e past tw o
weeks.
H arvey Griffin is im proving afte r
his accident, although he is still
unable to w alk.
R ichard, Jay , and Bob Mundlin
are new stud en ts a t the C ottrell
school.
T he b ask etb a ll ’boys played th e
first gam e of the season a t Sandy
high school T h ursday evening, J a n
uary 20. They displayed th e ir new
suits on th a t occasion.
Ed. B lue of ea stern Oregon v isit
ed Mr. and Mrs. George Sm ith th e
first of th e week.
Mr. and Mrs. B arney R uckner
and tw o ch ild ren arrived from C al
ifornia rec en tly and w ill visit Mrs.
S. E. Jones and fam ily. Mrs. R uck
er w as form erly Miss G race Jones
of th is place.
T he p ic tu re show w hich w as a n
nounced for Ja n u a ry 21 a t the
schoolhouse has been postponed
one w eek u n til Ja n u a ry 28.
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DREAMS COME TRUE
When They are Planted in
the Sensitive Soil o f Life
b ro u g h t a good price. T h ere w ere
ROCKWOOD
280 L eghorn p u llets and they w ere
Jam es Conrad is confined to his bid in at $1.65 apiece. One lady
hom e w ith a severe cold.
. took all of them . T he h ig h est
Services next Sunday w ill be in price paid for a cow w as $105 T his
charge of the pastor, th e Rev. J. F I was for a H olstein. Mr. A nderson
I left th e evening of th e sale for
Dunlop.
Andy Stone has been on th e sick Sherw ood.
e* ^ t8 ‘° V‘Sit
w
ith
a
b
ro
th
er
for
a
while.
list for th e p ast tw o w eeks, b u t is
po.w o »=
—
Mr«. H unt, w hose hom e is at E s-
reported
as ......____
im proving
The w ell being drilled for th e tacad a. h as been v isitin g th e past
Rockwood W ater D istric t is now two w eeks w ith h er sister, Mrs. G.
down over 200 feet, and a t la st ac- j F. P eterso n .
count prospects for an am ple sup- , Mrs. Claud D anielson, w hose
ply of w ater w ere not so good. T he bome js at C latskanie, spent the
depth of w ater w as not in creasin g w eek-end w ith h er m other, Mrs.
p roportionately w ith th e d rillin g .
John Meyer. She w as accom pan-
It is reliably rep o rted th a t Wm. ie(1 by ftp,, tw o sm all dau g h ters.
McKeown has leased his ran c h for , O scar H a rris and wife have
a term of years for a m odern dairy. move(j )n (O th e C hris. A nderson
New buidings a re being co n stru c t- h o u se, w hich w as recen tly vacated
ed, electricity for ’pum ping p la n t 1
p jjjg g8 j j r . H a rris is em - |
installed, w ith every th in g m odern pjoye(j on tb e r l . Sabin farm ,
and up-to-date.
T he Hood Camp gave a card p ar-
Rockwood g range has paid oft its ,
Uje j o 0 F h a „ on S a tu r-
debt and expects th e b u rn in g of th e , ’
,
m ortgage to be an event a t its next
T he nom
D am n ascus g ran g e will hold
reg u la r m eeting the first W ednes its re g u la r m eeting a t th e I. O. O. F.
day in February.
hall on S aturday. T his being th e
Mr. McCann has in stalled a new first m eeting since th e in stallatio n ,
pump a t his filling station.
th e new officers w ill begin th e p e r
Mrs. Minnie B. A ltm an, p rin cip al
form ance of th e ir du ties and s ta r t
of th e Rockwood school, is p la n to pilot th e old ship on its voyage
ning to take h er eighth grad e to
for th e y ear 1927.
Salem to give th e y o u n g sters an
Rosco K nox is sta rtin g to build
o pportunity of seeing th e le g isla
a b arn on his p roperty.
tu re in action and th ereb y show
Old K ing W inter has once m ore
ing at first hand th e law -m aking visited us and h as le ft a b la n k et of
body a t work.
snow eight inches on th e level.
A. B. C alder, a retire d m in iste r
We a re continuing th e w ork of
who
moved on to p ro p erty e a st of
th e late P. F. B lack in rep rese n tin g
th e celebrated N ash tailo red $23.50 tow n, is doing some im proving. At
su its
Fine asso rtm e n t sam ples. p rese n t he is building a cow stable.
Mrs. E dna Black, 4824, 92d stre e t
S. E., P o rtlan d , phone S U nset 4253.
SA NDY
—Adv.
A dance will be given at th e S an
F or rea l estate loans see or call
dy g ran g e h all tom orrow evening,
B. W. T horne.—Adv.
J a n u a ry 22, u nder th e auspices of
Any troubles? C all Dr. Classi- the C atholic ladies.
fled.
Carl Douglass Post No. 74
A m bitious people a re
tim e.
OUR A L L E G IA N C E
to th o se w e se rv e b rin g s out u se fu ln e ss to
th e p in n a c le of u se fu ln e ss, w ith every
a d v a n ta g e of m o d ern scien tific fac ilitie s.
P la n n in g a h e a d is p la n tin g .
A re you p r e p a rin g fo r la te r re q u ire
m e n ts.
GRESHAM FUNERAL PARLORS
J.E . M E T Z G E R
DANCE
COGSWELL HALL, EAGLE CREEK
SATURDAY EVENING, JAN. 22
A g ro w in g b a n k acco u n t is e s se n tia l fo r
y o u r fu tu re se cu rity .
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M IL K
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Borden's, Federal and Carnation
3
P o u n d T in s
cans
$ 1 .O S
Lindt six cans
PIGGLY WIGGLY BUTTER
You will quickly recognize th e s u
p erio r q u ality an d flavor of
P iggly W iggly B u tter
Mack Thomas, Floor Manager
A Good Tim e A ssured to all
WHITE KING
EGGS
For quick results there is nothing
so sure or pleasant as H am let’e
Ointment.
Money-back guarantee
regardless of nature of Piles. At
Gresham Drug Store, or m ailed In
special tubes postpaid $1.00. H. J.
H am let, M fgr, 8«57 82d St. S. E..
Portland. Oregon.
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for building a dependable product can be
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C. A. BUTCHER
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Bnote 1
Portland, l’hone EAst 2804
Gresham. Phone 1201
Lundquist
PORTLAND
N one b e tte r a t a n y price
3 pkgs. 25c
2-lb. Handy Caddies.................. 33c
Loral and Long Distance
Moving
K eep fresh and crisp in th is co n tain er
ORANGES
BREAD
Touring C ar .............................................................. » w 7 o
Coupe ......................................................................... *«< ’»<»
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We AI m Sell l>epen«liible I «ed tsr*
WAY POINTS
GRESHAM
or trade.
F u ll tw o-pound double loaves, w ax-w rapped at th e bakery
/
Truck Line
Bring us your eggs. We can use any
quantity, any time. We pay cash
Never a fundamental m istake that the
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Special S edan ..........................................................
D elivered
D odse B rothers
D ealer s
2 for 49c
N B C Graham Cracker« or
N B C Premium Salted Sodas
126 size, dozen........................... 40c
252 size, 2 dozen....................... 43c
lie Loaf
Phone TAbor 497»
Portland, Ore.
Auto F re ig h t T erm inal
L a rg e b o ttle s
4-lb. tin 91c
48c
FOR PILES
Located on Base Line and
Buckley Avenue
W ith th e rip e to m a to flavor
T h e p e rfe c t s h o rte n in g
L a rg e pkge.
T/ie Secret —
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S N O W D R IF T
W A SH IN G M A C H IN E SOAP
50c lb. 2 lbs. 99c
Blue Bell Stringless Beaus
Iowanna Sugar t'orn,'large
Van Camp's llominy, large
Silver Bar Sugar Peas, tall
Silver Bar Tomatoes, large 2|£s
Silver Bar Pineapple, fiat tins
ALL BIG VALUES
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IM P E R IA L VA LLEY L E T T U C E , l a r g e ................ He
FL O R ID A G R A P E F R U IT , 2 f o r .......................... l»e
SH ER W O O D ONIONS, (boil th e m ) 3 lbs
lOe
o f D o d g e B ro th ers
R ep u ta tio n
Ihn/er of Livestock
2-lb. T in s
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so w in g a ll th e
T h e y p la n t th e seed of d e sire a n d ex
p e c ta tio n , a n d in due tim e flow er a n d fru it
becom e a re a liz a tio n .
HAVE THE BEST, by personally selecting your
fruits and vegetables at I’IGGLY WIGGLY.
TROUTDALE
The Rev. E. R. D. H ollensted w ill
reach at th e T ro u td ale com m uni
sm ch u rch Sunday m orning a t 10
'clock from th e them e, “T he Re-
urn of C hrist.” Sunday school
•ill follow a t 11 o’clock.
root a n d grow .
Oh Henry Bar«,
Yellow o r w h ite
New Oregon Prune»,
9-lb. bag 29c
C IG A R E T T E S
slice them. 2 for 15c
L arg e clean fru it.
I hoderlield*, Camel* and l.urky
Strike*. Anne «old to minor*,
carto n ..................................................
24 STORES
2 lbs........... 15c
Kat them for b rea k fa st
$ 1 .1 9
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“PIGGLY W IGGLY” ST O R E a t
G R ESH A M
on the Highway, next to BROWN’S MARKET
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