GBESHYM OUTLOOK. EKI HV Y,
Grangers Must
Columbian High
Help Themselves (F ran ces Evans. E d ito r).
PLEASANT HOME
M IKI H
H,
19Í7
PAGE THREE
HOWELL VALLEY
Saron Lutheran S en lees.
All-Bay Performance Sought In
IGNITION SPECIALIST.
New Essex.
The services announced for next
T h at's us. B ring your ca r here
T he Rev. Don Shogren, p asto r of Sunday m orning a t th e Saron
"Fifty m iles an hour -all day.” for any rep airs, adjustm ents or
th e Pow ell V alley Mission ch u rch ,
Such
speed is claim ed for th e new p a rts for the sta rte r, generator,
L u th eran ch u rch have been called
w ill preach Sunday m orning at 11
etc.
Essex m odels.although a m axim um sw itches, w iring, lighting,
o'clock in Sw edish from th e sub-
owing to th e serious illn ess of
speed g rea tly in excess of 50 m iles W ork done by an expert and is pos-
ject, "D on't Leave.” In th e eve the Rev. B. S. N ystrom who is a is available when necessary, ac- Itively guaranteed. We c a rry a
ning at 7:30 th e serm on will be in patient in Em anuel hospital in cording to M. C. W ebster.
com plete line of ignition parts.
E nglish from th e topic, “H altin g .” P ortland. Very little hope is held
E ngineers centered th e ir efforts G resham G arage, phone 2391.
Sunday school will convene at 9:50 out for his recovery.
on a car th at would easily m ain- i In su ran ce funds for farm loans,
S unday m orning.
The m eeting
In th e evening th e pasto r, the
tim e for the young people’s society Rev. Enoch Saudeen, will give th e tain 50 m iles an hour all day. w ith No com m ission or brokerage. Very
a m inim um of gas consum ption. ea8y lerm g- B. W. T horne.—Adv.
has been changed from T uesday to first act of “C h rist's Suffering arid
C ars w ere actu ally ru n for days at
T h u rsd ay evening. T he m ale ch o ru s D eath.” T he them e for th e evening
50 m iles or b etter, acro ss rough go- i HYACINTHS & TULIPS
will p ractice at 7 o’clock T uesday will be, “The L ast Evening on Mt.
ing. R esults proved th a tth e ca r is 1
evening, foll6w ed by th e re g u la r O livet." T he study will be am ply
in pots.
th e easiest, sm oothest riding c a r l
ch o ir reh e arsal.
illu stra te d by stereopjicon views, ever produced by Essex, as well as
Flowering Plants A Ferns
T horvald A nderson and fam ily m any of them being tak en from the the m ost econom ical and easiest to j
passion
play
at
O
beram
m
ergau.
for sale.
a te Sunday d in n er w ith Mr. and
handle.
Mrs. Victor McCroskey in P o rtland.
T he Rev. E. C. Blom quist. of Ta
At Brown’s Meat Market
Mrs. McCroskey w as form erly Miss ! coma. W ashington, one of the fore-
Forced to Move.
E tta Anderson.
m ost L u th eran Bible le ctu rers on
W all p aper and pain ts at recuded
or phone 306.
Todd, th e P a in t m an,
O. Shuholm has gone to O akland. the coast, w ill speak at the church prices.
(J ltESIIAM
G resham .—Adv.
C alifornia, to visit w ith a son and Monday evening. He will address
G H FKNHOUSES
his fam ily. Before retu rn in g home the Home Mission festival at 8
For low est ra te s on autom obile,
he will go fa rth e r south to visit o'clock. The Rev. Mr. Blomquist Is tru ck and g eneral in su ran ce see
Flowers for all occasions
a sp eak er and m usician of ability B. W. T horne.—Adv.
w ith tw o d au g h ters.
and will la te r direct a Bible co n fer
ence in P ortland. The program
CAMP HILL
will be in tersp ersed with m usical
The next m eeting of Camp Hill num bers. A free will offering for
W om en’s club will he held at the home m issions will be tuken.
home of Mrs. H. C. Johnson on the
Pow ell Valley road on W ednesday Special Sale of Roses This Month.
Lady Hilingdon, O phelia. Hadley.
aftern o o n , March 16. L uncheon
Columbia,
S u n b u rst,
K aiserine,
w ill be seryed a t 1 o'clock. T he G onthier, Los Angeles. T eplitz,
ladies will b rin g needles, th read T estout, Irish E legance, Edw. H er-
and thim ble.
rio tt, M elanie Soupert, Mrs. S. K.
Rindge, K arl D ruschki, Cecil B run
ner and o th ers, 3 for $1, $3.50 a
How Popular Are You!
dozen. E verg reen s, 25c up. Flow
T he m ost p ro m in en t surnam es in erin g sh ru b s of all kinds, 25c up
the United S tate s in the o rd er of F ru it tree s, b erry p lan ts, rock
th e ir num bers a re as follow s: p lan ts, p eren n ials, 10c up, $7 per
100. M ammoth rh u b arb , $4.50 per
Sm ith, Johnson, Brown, W illiam s, 100. We a re a bonded licensed
.\n intriguing collection of new wearing
Jones, M iller, Davis, A nderson, n u rsery . S uhr F low er Farm , 1 mile
apparel
for woman and miss, reflecting in a most
east
12-mile
co
rn
er.
W ilson and Moore.
The Rev. Wm. F airw ea th er left
Monday for G rass Valley w here he
j w-IIl assist th e Rev. Ed. Cofer in a
The stu d en ts held a pep rally , series of revival m eetings for two
G resham , Ore., M arch 7 —E ditor T uesday before th e players d ep art weeks
Outlook —G range signifies fa rm ,4 ed for G reshain. Good school sp irit
Miss C lara Jo h n so n retu rn ed
and because a farm er does not be was show n by all m em bers of th e Tuesday trom several m onths' stay
student body.
iu California.
long to th e g range is no reason
T he Colum bian vs. G resham
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Nelson e n te r
why he should be tu rn ed down by
gam e Tuesday, M arch X, resu lted in tained at d in n er Sunday Mr. and
it. A farm er does not ca re to sac a loss for the Colum bian boys. The
! Mrs. D. L. R oberts, Mr and Mrs. C.
rifice his tim e Just to hear some boys w ere som ew hat handicapped
E. W right of I’ortland.
one com e in and sing, and not be as tw o of the re g u la r m em bers of
Services at the R ap tist church
able to u n d erstan d a word he says, th e team w ere un ab le to play, but
b ut undoubtedly he would enjoy all the players on th e G resham ; w ill begin on Sunday w ith Sunday
h earin g the w hole g range sing at team showed good sp o rtsm an sh ip school at 10 o’clock, followed by
le ast h alf a dozen tim es d uring the and th e Colum bian boys felt b etter p reaching at 11 o’clock. In the
evening, th e B. Y. R T . m eets at
session.
over th e ir loss.
7:30. T he Billy Sunday club of
They w ant to hear som ething
T he Colum bian
vs. P ark ro se P o rtan d w ill have ch arg e of the
th a t w ill in some way help them to gam e F riday evening scored a vic
evening service beginning at 8
solve some of the difficult pioblem s tory for P ark ro se. T he score w as o’clock. T h ere will be no m eeting
of th e ir business, and th e business 11-8.
of the H appy H our class u n til the
of a g ric u ltu re is the biggest b u si
The Colum bian boys’ and g irls ’ re tu rn of the pasto r. The program
ness in the w orld.
team s will play th e corresponding of the little folks given last Sunday
We often h ear th e re m a rk made team s of Cascade Locks T uesday evening w as w ell w orth hearing.
a t a g range m eeting, “W hat can we evening, M arch 15, in th e C olum L ucille N asshahn won the Bible for
do to m ake ou r m eetings m ore a t bian gym nasium .
scoring highest in the co n test ju st
tra c tiv e ? '’
T he business m an ag ers of the finished, A rth u r Rich w as second
My way of looking a t the propo “C ohim ore’’ spent a very successful and was aw arded a New T e sta
sition, and no o th e r way appeals to day in P o rtlan d secu rin g ads last m ent.
m e as m ore logical, is for each and T hursday. The w ork on th e an n u al
The O rient P.-T. A. w ill serv e a
every g range in th e county to in is progressing rapidly.
chicken su p p er in th e basem ent of
vite the fru it inspector, th e county
T he g irls of th e D om estic science th e M. E. ch u rch on F rid ay night
a^en t, and th e club leader to visit class served a delicious su p p er for to the new m em bers who joined the
tn e ir grange. T hus they could be th e school board Monday evening. ' association in th e recen t contest.
a t some one of th e g ran g e s every
The movie, “H is Pqople” w as giv- I Mrs. Melton, Mrs. W ithnell, Mrs.
week, it could be announced a en T hursday by th e high school. ( Ohlman and Mrs. M agnuson is the
w eek or tw o ahead a t w hich grange
The S panish class p u t on a sh o rt com m ittee in charge.
th ey w ould be on a c e rta in date. play at the P.-T. A. program I Jessie F ra n c is w as able to re-
H aving th e club leader th e re would Tuesday, March 8. The play w as , tu rn t0 high 8chooI on M onday.
be an inducem ent for the young so w ritten as to give th e audience | s h e sp ra i„ ed h er an k le in th e gylu
people to attend. T hese men would the speech, song an d dance of th e ! th e week befo re . T he in ju red m em
not have to speak for a longer tim e Spanish. Audrey C hapm an and ber is still p ain fu l a ift very weak.
th an five to fifteen m inutes a t a T helm a Davies also gave m usical
The O rient b asketball team had
meeting.
num bers on th e program .
a p ractice gam e w ith B oring on
The cast for the studentbody play
T h ere is no other way th a t I can
W ednesday evening a t th e gran g e
W hat you w an t, w hen you w ant
Outlook W ant Ads are b etter th an
th in k of to m ake our m eetings "W hat H appened to Jo n e s” has hall. It is planned to p u t on an it, as you w ant it- -W ant Ad. it.
roadside signs.
m ore in te restin g and in stru c tiv e sta rte d to w ork in earn est. The open gam e in th e near future.
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and it would be w orking rig h t play is expected to be q u ite good
The
farm
ers
in
th
is
vicinity
are
along th e re g u la r g range lines. I as it is a com edy in th ree acts.
anxiously aw aitin g w arm w eath er
have talked w ith all these g en tle
CORBETT
and su n sh in e to begin sp rin g p lan t-
men about it and each expressed
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1 ing. T he w ea th er m an seem s to be
him self as ready to respond to any
Mr H arm on, his son W alter and giving last y e a r's lack of ra in with
reaso nable req u est the granges Miss
H elen R uford of P o rtlan d 1 th is y e a r's norm al supply, m aking
m ight make.
w ere guests at th e Lew is Reed it seem a little too generous.
Let us try it out, b ro th er and sis home Sunday.
The Camp F ire g irls a re reh e ars-
te r g ran g e rs, and see if we cannot
Mr. and Mrs. S ta rk of St. Jo h n s 1 jng for a play to be given in the
m ake it a success.
w ere called to th e home of G ilbert n ea r fu tu re. Miss E uphem ia F air-
H. W. SNASHALL.
B urkholder to care for th e ir d au g h w eather,
who so
su ccessfully
te r, Mrs. B urkholder, who is ill coached “S u n sh in e”, is in charge.
BORING
with grip.
On Sunday m orning a w eary, be
Mrs. M. E. Reed of P o rtlan d is
The reg u la r services w ill be held visiting her dau g h ter, Mrs. Lewis draggled looking bunch of boys
w ere seen w ending th e ir way
a t the church on Sunday, preaching B ratley.
hom ew ard in th e early dawn. They
by the Rev. E. W. W ithnell at 10
F ra n k K nieriem 's ch ild ren have
H AT B R A ID S
proved to be A rt and Clifford N ass
o'clock. T he young people’s Bible the w hooping cough.
h
ah
n
and
Jo
h
n
and
H
enry
B
rink
study class m eets at 7:30. The
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Reed w ere in
HAT FLO W ERS
, who had w alked all th e way from
ch u rch and Sunday school have P o rtlan d on business Tuesday.
,
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achine
had
Popular Prices.
pu rch ased new song books.
B urton H ays w as ab sen t from
been disabled by a too hasty mo-
A num ber of th e people w ent to school last week, afflicted w ith grip
' to rist, who ra n into them . A fter a
The friends of Mrs. N ettie K in
the home of the Rev. Mr. W ithnell
few h o u rs' re st the boys w ent to
on F riday evening of last week and caid re g re t to fiear of h er ill
P o rtlan d w ith re p a irs and brought
su rp rised him, it being his b irth health. She is a t p rese n t a t the , th e ir m achine home.
day. T he evening w as spent play home of her p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs.
Phone 1236
Gresham
ing gam es and singing. The young E. D. C ham berlain in S pringdale.
GILLIS
A lbert P ounder is excavating for i
people's Bible study class p re se n t
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ed him w ith a gift in appreciation the basem ent of his bungalow
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The G illis b aseball club will have
from the '
for the w ork he has done for them . across the highw ay
a tu rk ey shoot on Sunday, March
church.
Ice cream and cake w ere served.
13, at Jo h a n so n 's field, beginning
Ray N aas and E rm a D ugger
at 10 a. in. E veryone is invited.
ROCKWOOD
spent th e w eek-end w ith th e la t
llalej Baptist Services.
te r ’s broth er-in -law and siste r Mr.
A pot-luck su p p er will be held at
T he H aley B aptist Sunday school
and Mrs. A tw asser in Albauy.
church on S atu rd ay evening, M arch will convene a t 10 o'clock, followed
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. G regson and 19. M em bers and frien d s of th e
by the m orning w orship in E nglish
fam ily and Dick H ansell spent the church will bring th e ir d in n ers and
a t 11. T he Ju n io r B. Y. P. U. will
l ull power, as well as satisfactory" and economical
week-end visiting relativ es here have a social tim e to g eth er. T he
m,eet a t 6:45 and th e evening
operation, depends upon the condition of a motor’s
They a re located at Longview, Wn. form er church supper w as consid- preach in g
service will begin at
On Sunday all of the ch ild ren of
piston equipment—piston rings, pistons and pins.
ered so successful th a t it w as d©— ! T:30.
cordial in vitation is ex-
Mrs. E. J. G regson sp en t th e day at
When worn they need replacement.
cided to have them o ften er.
j tended by th e p asto r, the Rev. John
home w ith th e ir m other, it being
Mrs. H am lin has re tu rn e d to her g. N ordell, to atten d these services.
A worn motor means a larger gas and oil consump
her 60th birthday.
place In the p rim ary d ep a rtm en t of
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tion and in these days of high gas and oil, that is
C lark R adford and wife are the school a fte r being o ut for sev- , F or real e sta te loans see or call
spending a few days visiting a t the era l w eeks on account of the ill- G. W. T horne.— Adv.
no small item.
hom e of Mrs. R adford's p aren ts, ness and death of h er m other.
M I T K F I l l S A I.E O F F.MTH.IV
You have every right to expect the utmost from
Mr. and Mrs. H enry Beck. Mr.
E xtensive a lte ra tio n s to the
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Radford is under the d octor's care. stage in th e gran g e hall a re under 1. 1921, a c c o r d in g to th e la w s o f th e
your automobile, even though the speedometer
One side of his face is paralyzed.
way, m aking th e stage m uch la rg S la te o f O re g o n I took u p a n d im
does show a large mileage. A thorough recondi
p o u n d e d tw o c e r t a i n e s t r a y h o rs e s d e
Joe Shaw has taken a job of er, a m uch needed im provem ent. s c rib e d a s fo llo w s :
tioning will bring back all the old-time pep and
O ne b a y h o rse w ith b la c k p o in ts,
c lea rin g for Mrs. A nna G antenhine. It is planned to have the w ork, in- 1
f o u rte e n
h a n d s h ig h , a b o u t
power
and lower your gas and oil consumption.
l.ooo iw u n d s w e ig h t, a b o u t e ig h t y e a r s
The basketball team from the eluding a new drop cu rta in , com old. no v isib le m a r k s o r b ra n d s .
g ray
h o rse , a b o u t f o u rte e n
Bible study class played a P leasan t pleted in tim e for th e g ran g e play h a O n d ne s h ig
h , a b o u t 1,000 iw u n d s w e ig h t,
Home team on W ednesday evening tonight. The ca st includes Dr. C. a b o u t e ig h t y e a r » o ld , no v isib le m a r k s
n d s.
H aynes, J. H. W atson, W. O. o r T b h ra
and defeated them by a score of
a t sa id h o r s e s a r e h e ld on th e
Let us look it over. We guarantee an expert me
Shaver.
Hugo
Olby.
Iver
S
tansland,
p re m is e s o f th e M o to r C lu b b u ild in g s
17 to 8.
a n d g r o u n d s o f th e O reg o n S ta te M o
J.
W.
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chanical
job and will use only the best parts, such
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Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Dimock who
0. T o w n sh ip 1 S o u th .
Mrs. h R a a lf n g e o f 4 Sec.
resid e n ea r B arton a re receiving son, T heodore S tensland,
E a s t a t th e in te r s e c tio n of
as
McQuay-Norris
Piston Rings, Pistons, Pins and
Has« L in e R o a d a n d th e C o lu m b ia
co n g ra tu latio n s over the a rriv a l of H elen Olby, Mrs. E thel ^ cC an n H
Bearings,
ijchw ay.
T h a t sa id hois#»« h a v e lx»en a d v e r -
a baby girl, V era E lizabeth, who and C atherine H aynes.
a c c o rd in g to la w a n d
w as born March 8.
T h a t p u r s u a n t to a n o r d e r m a d e a n d
Piano Tuning.
e n te r e d by hi« h o n o r, O. A. E a s t m a n .
YOU’LL GET A PRICE IN ADVANCE.
Piano tuning, $3.50. P iano and .iu a tic e o r th e P e a c e fo r M u ltn o m a h
D is tr ic t in s a id c o u n ty a n d s ta te , on
organ
repairing.
F
red
B.
Jones,
PLEASANT VALLEY 2625, 49th stre e t S. E., P o rtland. M a rc h 2, 1927, s a id h o rse « w ill he sold
a t p u b lic sa le on th e p rem ia* « o f sa id
Phone TAbor 8952 o r G resham O reg o n S t a t e M o to r C lu b on T h u r s
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Ball, Mr. and 1561.—Adv.
d a y , M a rc h 24. 1927. a t th e h o u r o f 10
o ’clcx k a. m .. to th e h ig h e s t a n d b est
Mrs. A lbert Froze, Mr. and Mrs.
b id d e r fo r c a s h In h a n d , th e p ro c e e d s
o
P lease phone or w rite item s for f s a id s a le to be d is b u r s e d a c c o rd in g
C harles H ornecker and d aughter
to law .
HA M LIN & HOSS, P ro p s.
Norma and C harlo tte D ahlqulst th e O utlook—but give your real
SY D N EY W OOD.
nam e. Call G resham 1561.
Im p o u n d e r o f sa id E s tr a y s .
went to Camas. W ashington, S un
P h o n e 2891
D a te o f first p u b lic a tio n , M a rc h 4. 1927.
Pow ell S tre e t
te o f se co n d p u b lic a tio n . M a rc h 11.
day to atten d tne 2uth wedding, a n
D on't lay down th e p aper till you D a ’ 927.
niv ersary of Mr. and Mrs. Ed C un have read the W ant Ads.
ningham who form erly resided in S’MATTF.R HOP
P leasant Valley.
Mrs. Cunt^ng-
ham is a s is te r of Mrs. A. C. Ball.
The evening w as spent In playing
500 and dancing. T he host and
hostess w ere presented w ith sev
eral pieces of china.
tie
Spotligßkt
of tmMosm
ïïl
radiant manner all that is new and desirable for
the Spring season is shown here.
NEW COATS
Featuring th e sm a rt tailo re d
eoat, th e latest m ode of fash io n .
T h e new sad d le sleeves a re ex
tre m ely
fash io n a b le .
Very
m o d era te ly priced.
NOW ON DISPLAY
*12.50 to *24.75
Hat Frames
35c and 50c
SMART NEW HATS
A fa sh io n a b le
d isp lay of new
s p rin g
h a ts,
fe a tu rin g th e
new sn u g
tin g type,
fro sted
fe lt
a n d th e la rg e r
fo r m ore d re s
sy w ear. All
new sh ad es.
Hepp’s Racket Store
Why Be Satisfied With Less
*3.50 and *5.05
THE LADIES’ SHOPPE
OSBURN BLDG.
Main St.
GRESHAM
Than Your Motor’s Tull Power?
BRING YOUR CAR TO US
■a
DO YOU
WANT
Little Things
or Hi g Things
IF YOU desire som eth in g Idg you will find
yourself working towards that end, and in
a sen sib le and system atic m anner.
YOI WILL tind yourself econ om isin g and
savin g m oney that you spent before on
trilling and useless th in gs.
YOU WILL have »• hank account, which
system will help you keep track of your in
com e and outgo, and will show at all tim es
the money you have on hand.
AS YOI |{ surplus grow s, your hopes will
he proportionately brighter.
GRESHAM GARAGE
Gladiolus Bulbs,
T hree-year-old bulbs, 15 differ
ent colors, 3 dozen for $1. 9 dozen
for $2.50, post paid. Chas. E. Gos
sett, Rt. 1, box 137, Boring, O re
gon.—Adv.
WANTED
More people to read and
use the W ant Ads. Notice
the careful classification
and look for what you
want or advertise for it.
GRESHAM
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