GRESHAM OrTLOOK,
Troutdale Bluff
Columbian High
Given New Name
(L illian P ost, E ditor)
Au item of in te re st to all people
of T ro u td ale and vicinity appeared
in S unday’s Jo u rn a l A pril 24 in r e
g ard to th e rocky bluff on th e east
side of th e Sandy riv er a t T ro u t
dale. The I ’. S. G eographic board
at W ashington, D. C., on O ctober
6, 1926, adopted th e nam e ‘‘B rough
ton Bluff” as a m agnificent m e
m o rial to L ieu ten an t B roughton
who raised the flag of G reat B ritain
n ear th e foot of this bluff O ctober
30, 1792. and officially took posses
sion of th e g rea t w ater shed of the
.’’olum bia river.
T he item says “B roughton bluff
is a b eautiful and p icturesque m ass
of rock some 400 feet in height and
m ark s th e w estern lim it of th e Cas
cade range, since the level country
com m ences at its foot.”
TROUTDALE
> ;
th e Good S am aritan hospital. F ra n
ces E vans and Evelyn Reed a re go
ing to norm al school. O rville L inn
and H alb ert B abbitt have n ot yet
decided w hat they a re going to do.
A baseball gam e w as played at COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
Colum bian high. F riday th e 22d,
w ith P arkrose. K was a close game
Mr. and Mrs. Miles, form er c a re
w ith a score of 8-7 in favor of Col ta k e rs at E h rm an o r, have moved to
um bian. The men playing w ere: Corbett w here they a re in tem p o r
K enneth B ram hnll, ca tc h er and ary q u a rte rs at Sig K nighton’s old
rig h t field:
Lynne W oodw ard, store. Mr. and Mrs. Miles a re p lan
p itch er; Edw ard Berney, first base: ning to go to N ebraska as soon as
John Phipps, second- b ase; Leroy school is out. Mr. and Mrs. Buck-
S alser, th ird base; E ugene C ham m an of L en ts have tak en the posi
berlain, short stop, rig h t field, tion of c a re ta k e rs w hich has been
ca tc h er: R obert Ellis, rig h t field, vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Miles.
Mr. and Mrs. P. A ndersen w ere
short stop: D elm ar Wolfe, left
recen t g u ests of Mr. and Mrs. E d
field; O rville Linn, center field-
T he grade school gave a n -o p e r w ard H ansen who have ch arg e of
etta a t the high school F rid ay th e F reely place at H ensley road
nighf, A pril 22. T he c h a ra c te rs of n ear T routdale. M r H ansen is d riv
"A T rip to E u ro p e” w ere m ade up ing a new F ord sedan.
A large force of men is busy at
of th e upper grades, and th e young
er ones successfully put on "P eter p resen t piping w ater from W ah-
R abbit.”
T he dom estic science keena falls to M ultnom ah falls for
class of th e high school m ade ca n the accom m odation of sum m er
dy T h ursday and F riday and sold to u rists.
it at th e door th e nig h t of the
The ju n io r sym phony o rch e stra,
operetta, m aking a to tal of $5.80, of w hich L aw rence A ndersen is a
w hich w ill go for th e benefit of the m em ber, w ill give a co n cert a t S a
diningroom . H alb ert Babbitt helped lem on S aturday, May 7. A special
w ith the decorating of th e stage.
tra in has been c h a rte re d to c a rry
T he botany class w ent to th e th e m usicians and a ban q u et w ill
M ultnomah hotel in P o rtland, Wed be aw aiting them on th e ir arriv a l
«
nesday, A pril 20, to atten d th e flow at th e ca p ita l city.
er show. It w as considered very
F ish erm en a t C orbett have been
w orth th eir while, and they a tte n d m aking p rep a ra tio n s for th e season
ed “The S carlet L etter" afte rw a rd s. in the C olum bia riv er w hich will
T he Colum ldan stu d en ts on the open on Sunday night.
honor roll th is m onth a re : M ar
Floyd W hite of P o rtlan d has been
jorie Bush, W illiam Mishey, O r spending a few days at th e home of
ville Linn, Leroy S alser.
his au n t Mrs. L ottie Benfield.
L aw rence A ndersen sp en t S un
The seniors have about lined up
th e ir next y e a r’s work. E dw ard day at his home a t Columbia View
Berney and possibly M arjorie Bush farm .
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. M organ of
a re going to O. A. C. Bella Reed
is going to th- U. of O. and B ertha C hanticleer inn en tertain ed th e la
L arson to business college. Jennie dies of the E astern S ta r of G resh
E vans hopes to go to Bible college. am on Friday. About 125 w ere
Hazel B utler expects to w ork in p resen t and enjoyed 500. On Sat-
Sunday school w ill m eet at 10
o'clock a t th e T rou td ale Com m uni
ty ch u rch. A ju n io r serm on will be
preached by the p astor, th e Rev.
E. R. D. H ollensted.
T he T ro u td ale Ladies Aid will
m eet W ednesday, A pril 3, a t the
hom e of Mrs. T. Low.
R ichard K n arr has sold his Chev
rolet garag e to Joe Robbins of St.
Jo h n s. The la tte r took possession
on Monday.
C lean-up day w ill be S aturday,
May 7. Rubbish should be in con
ta in e rs so it will be easily handled.
The city will furnish tru c k s to haul
it aw ay.
u iiiiiu iiu in i
¿«nun....... ta t..........n 'liitiiiiiiin iiiiiiiiiiiin iitiiiH iiiiriiiim iiiiiin im iiim im im itM iiiiu i
Mrs. M argaret B urns visited at
th e home of her d aughter, Mrs.
Robt. K erslake, W ednesday.
R. D. H ew itt accom panied the 8th
grad e pupils to G resham T h ursday
w here they took th e exem ption
tests.
An in stitu te w as conducted a t the
T ro u td ale schoolhouse on F riday of
S PR IN G D A L E
la st week by the G resham W. C. T.
U. In terestin g sessions w ere held
both forenoon and afternoon, with
sev eral ad dresses and . m usical
num bers. A com m ittee of G resham
Profit-sharing will be established at Springdale s
women furnished a luncheon for
newest and finest Service Station. Details with
th e noon hour, to w hich w as added
cream ed chicken and hot biscuit by
every purchase.
som e of the T ro u td ale women, a
p leasan t su rp rise to all.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Bock of Omaha,
An authorised
N ebraska, and Mrs. C arrie Corson
of Los A ngeles, C alifornia, are vis
G E N E R A L
ito rs at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
In d e p e n d e n t d e a le r
Alvin Copeland.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. G. Schenck of RiiiimiiiiiiniiiîîïïïïiiicjiiiiiiiiiiiiHmiioimmiiliiiiHliinin....iiiiriii.üüiiuinüiu
llllllllllUIIIIIIIIIIIIClllllir
E stacada have leased th e J. B urns
farm for the com ing year. They
took possession th is week. Mrs.
Schenck is. a dau g h ter of Mrs.
E lecta Parsons.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. H udson e n te r
tain ed a t a 6 o’clock dinner a t th e ir
home on Monday evening, Mr. and
Mrs. L. Bray of Oasis, Oregon, and
Mr. and Mrs. W allace Spence and
J. C. SHULTZ, Prop.
sons. Ja ck and Brice.
Mr. and Mrs. John Boender have
moved from the Fox p ro p erty into
Mr. B illiter's new bungalow .
Geo. P arish is building a new
residence ju s t south of his old one.
It is a m odern 6-room bungalow
w ith full basem ent. R alph Cope
land has the co n tra ct for th e bu ild
ing.
A. D. K endall and daug h ters,
Amy and D orothy, visited S aturday
evening in P o rtlan d w ith Mr. K en
d a ll’s sister. Mrs. Dan Llew ellyn.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Beveridge and
C a rrie Young of P o rtlan d spent
S unday at the L. A. H arlow home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. D avis w ere
Sunday gu ests at th e hom e of Mr.
an d Mas. J. O. Davis.
Mrs. H attie W ilson and Mr. and
Mrs. R ussell W ilson w ere d in n e r
g u ests at the home of Mr. and'M rs.
Abe S elling in P o rtlan d Sunday.
No limit to what we will do to see that
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. H ew itt and
ch ild ren spent th e w eek-end in A l
you
tjet full tire satisfaction. Drive in
bany visiting relatives.
once a week and let us inflate and service
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. McGinnis and
sp e n t T uesday evening at Mr. and
your tires. This costs you nothing and
Mrs. Geo. L um sden’s at Fairview .
means dollars saved to you in extra
Mr. and Mrs. J. . McGinnis and
Mr. and Mrs. A rth u r M atches spent
mileage.
th e w eek-end a t D ayton, Oregon,
visiting a t the home of Mr. M atches’
m other, Mrs. M attie M atches.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Scott and son
Jo e and d au g h ter Mary spent S un
day at E agle Creek picnicking.
FRIDAY.
2«. 1W7
urday a larg e num ber of th e De-
Molays w ith frienda rep resen tin g
th e D aughters of Job and th e R ain
bow g irls enjoyed dancing and
dainty refreshm ents.
Miss Bella Reed of Corbett gave
a d in n er in honor of Miss H elen
W alter, a prom inent d an cer of
P o rtlan d who leaves for H olly
wood In a few days.
Miss K athryn Hall, d au ghter of
Mr. and Mrs. H all of H u rlb u rt and
a g rad u a te of th e Columbian high,
has been engaged to teach next
y ear in th e C orbett grad e school in
th e place m ade v acan t by Miss
Rugroden.
HURLBURT
The Rev. E. R. D. H ollensted.
p asto r of th e Sm ith M emorial P re s
byterian ch u rch at Fairview , will
preach at the H u rlb u rt schoolhouse
Sunday evening at S o’clock.
f
PAGE THREE
FAIRVIEW
The pastor of the Sm ith M emorial
P resb y terian ch u rch a t Fairview
th e Rev. E. R. D H ollensted. a n
nounces as th e them e of his se r
mon Sunday m orning at th e Sm ith
Memorial
P re sb y teria n
church.
"This C hanging W orld.” Sunday
school will convene at 10 o'clock.
Ilaley B ap tist S e n lees.
Ou Sunday m orning May I C ap
tain Gordon Johnson of P o rtla n d
will be at the H aley H.Aptlst church
the en tire day. He w ill preach in
Swedish at H aley at 11 o'clock in
the m orning and again at S In the
evening, and at 3 o’clock in th e a f
ternoon in th e B aptist church at
Deep Creek. Captain Johnson Is
a son of th e Rev. Jo h n Johnson, a
form er p asto r of th e church, and
m any wilt be glad of the oppor
tu n ity to hear and see him. I t is
expected he will bring some of his
m usicians w ith him. Sunday school
w ill convene at 10 a. m. and th e
Ju n io r m eeting at 7 p. m.
Regarding th e H aley services the
pastor, the Rev. Jo h n S. Nordell,
has to say, ‘ L ast Sunday m orning
the church was filled w ith a tte n
tive listen ers. Come and help us
push out the w alls. The Sunday
school is increasing in num ber and
eificieney, but th e re is still room
tor new m em bers. Don’t send your
IT
children to Sunday school, bring
them . You a re cordially invited to
atten d all our services.”
Farm te a s e and Equipm ent.
E ighty acres, 35 in cultivation, 5-
rooin dw elling, good burn. 1A4
m iles off F oster road. Rent paid to
October, 1927. Lease has two years
to run, a lte r th a t at only $100 a
year. E quipm ent includes house
hold fu rn itu re , 10 cows, 3 heifers,
2 horses, farm ing im plem ents, new
cream sep arato r, etc. Price $1250,
$900 cash and balance note. B. W.
T horne, G resham , phone 2751.—Adv
Many new W ant Ads today.
PA Y
■,yzzzzzzzz/Zvzzzv.'zzzz?,-zzz7.< :
W e a re frequently a sk e d if it p a y s to
spend so m uch tim e in reconditioning and
in
*;ig oui used cars before th ey are
offered for sale. T h e an sw e r is th at a
great m any of o u r used car purchasers
com e back w h e n th e y w ant n ew cars.
D oesn’t that pay?
How About a
PROXLIN FINISH
BROCKWAY & NELSON
on Your Car
Phone 1471
A n r « su b sta n c e - P ro x lin is n e ith e r p a in t, v a r n
ish n o r en am el. It is an e n tire ly new finish th a t fo r
D u ra b ility , B eauty a n d E conom y is beyond c o m p a r
ison.
A U S E -D C A R 15 ONLY A S □ E P E -N O A B L &
A S T H E D E-A LE-R . W H O S E L L S IT
EASY TO KEEP CLEAN
W ith th e new P ro x lin la c q u e r finish you do not
h a v e to keep c o n s ta n tly w a sh in g an d p o lish in g to
keep y o u r c a r lo o k in g good— o rd in a ry d u st fro m d riv
ing can be w iped off w itli a dry rag , w ith o u t d a n g e r
of s c ra tc h in g , a n d th e lu ste r w ill a c tu a lly im prove
e a ch tim e you clean y o u r c a r by th is m ethod.
ANNOUNCING
E nquist S ervice S tation
PRICED WITHIN REASON
ROADSTER ........................................
TOURING ....................
COUPE ......... ...........# .......................
SEDAN ..............
t
I
W ill open S atu rd ay , A pril 30
Triple “A Service Station
APRII.
$20
$20
$25
$25
•
LOOKS BETTER
LASTS LONGER
COSTS LESS THAN A FIRST CLASS
PAINT AND VARNISH JOB
A lthough stro n g acids will destroy th e finish on a v arn ish
job, they have no effect w hatev er on the new P roxlin finish.
Boiling w ater does not harm th e P roxlin su rface.
h
B rin g y o u r c a r in an d le t us give you a n e s tim a te
Raker & Son
SELLING
P h o n e 1301
G resh am
P h o n e 1301
Authorized
PIGCLY WIGGLY
There is more sat
isfaction in Buying
than there is in be
ing Sold.
At Piggly Wiggly
y o u a r e in lu ll
c h a rg e of th e
transaction your
s e lf . Y o u r ow n
ju d g m e n t p r e
vails. You have
th e sa tisfa c tio n
of buying just what you want no unnecessary sale«
argum ent to listen to. The rthrase “Ju st as good
for less" is unknown in the I’iggly Wiggly system.
Piggly Wiggly Features Saturday-Monday
I BrOOIIlS 19c
W hile they last. A real value
in a household broom . Limit 2
Dealers
F IR E S T O N E T IR E S
N O T IR E E X P E N S E
RED CROW N G A SO LIN E
F O it
Z E R O L E N E AND M OBILO1L
AND YOU GET THIS EXTRA |
G u a ra n te e d w ork on all vulcanizing
L adies' Shoes #1.95.
S lippers, pum ps, oxfords, all the
la test styles. Also ladies’ shoes at
42.95 and 13.95. A ylsw orth & M ar
tin, G re s h a m —Adv,
I a
M O N T II 8
4 f No C ost To You
T he T ires you buy from us are
absolutely protected for a period of
12 m onths, th ro u g h a c o n tra c t we
□ have m ade w ith ttie T ire R eplace-
’’i m ent C orporation. With each tire
purcha • •«!, you a re Issued a ”('e r-
/k*’' y ® till« ate of T ire P o tectio n '’ which
A I ® /
J pro tects you by paying alt cost of
■
rep a irs on your casing w hen you
meat w ith misfortune earned t>>
ACCIDENTS
NEGLIGENCE — KIM CUTN — GLASS CUTS—
BLOW-OUTS — BRUISES — UNDER-INFLATION —
WHEEL MISALIGNMENT.
” ea£
o
Should your tire he so bndly dam aged th at It can not be re
paired, we will rep lace it with a new one, deducting only for
th e n atu ra l w ear of the tire 1-12 for each m onth used.
Gresham Battery & Tire Shop
Phone 1701
F. P. CH RISTEN SEN, Prop.
F irs t n io n fh y p a y m e n t conies due In M ay; m e a n w h ile you m ay use th e
ta n k h e a te r to y o u r h e a r t ’s c o n te n t.
You need o n e w h e n e v e r you n e e d real hot w a te r a n d lu k ew arm
w o n ’t do.
P le ase p lace o rd e r now a t G as S to re o r by phone.
Thank You!
It MSI NS, Thom pson
Seedless, 4-14». b a g ..
QC/»
TOM ATO S A K F, Gold Bar
or Red Pack, can.
5c
'm
•)(!.,
• • •
I,I’X, for nil fine w ash
ing, or dishes,
»)»>„
tarilo ............................-•> (
U’
Z
'Jx.
LUX TOILET SOAP
3 b a r s .........................
WAX
LUNCII
ROLLS, for
picnic o r limi li II M O tZn
Z»)t
9 r o lls .......................
Deliria 8ANDWK It SPREAD
A higli quality tasty
O P .
meat product, 2 c a n s .. i t A V
2")£
DF M IE D HAM, Un-
derw ood's, 3 c a n s :.
Convenient picnic size, gen
uine deviled ham.
American BEAUTY SHRIMP,
spendable high grade
g
D ependable
shrim p. 2 can s.
If I N AL S l.lt I 0 B l I I
sm all, 2 f o r ___
17.,
i»>L
L arge
29c
‘),7
25c
24c
J i l l. X t El l. GELATINE.
POTATO < HIPS
m any new flavors th a t
fresh and crisp
Jell perfectly, 3 pkgs. »£•)(.
3 p k g s ............
!------------------------------------------
PIGGLY WIGGLY SPECIAL
SI NKIST LEMONS
»> j
(
OEEEE, a real coffee • ) ( ! . ,
large, d o z e n . . . . . . Zi
value, p o u n d ............ ♦
«)7.,
‘L’ .,
IL
NAVEL ORANGES
Med ize, dozen. .
Her»* al th e Bunk of G rettham we
a re never satistied we a re alw ay s
s triv in g to do o u r w ork a little
q u ic k e r an d a little b e tte r each day.
You w ill like th e w ay in w h ich we
put o u r h e a rt an d soul in to o u r w ork
an d a re n ev er h a p p ie r th a n w hen
h e lp in g o u r d e p o sito rs to g re a te r
success in b u sin e ss a n d on th e farm .
RANK HERE AND PROSPER!
ATwater 1161
25c
Silver lia r PIN EA PPLE, p e r
fect slices H aw aiian pine
apple In med. syrup
2 c a n s ...........................
ggutifit « f Qtfoühmtt
Fifth & Alder
CORN FLAKES, Kellogg’s or
Post T oasties,
3 packages ..
p in t
PORTLAND GAS & COKE CO.
Gasco Bldg.
II.,
Ill
2 f o r ..................
Keeping Fitters Fit
No In stallm en t in M arch or A pril
PIGGI.Y WIGGLY BREAD
W rapped a t the bakery in
san itary wax w rapper
2-lb. twin lo a v e s ....
RIPE OLIVES, Lindsay, med.
Never Satisfied..
To keep our fitters employed during the dull season,
we have agreed to let them install your Tankheater
NOW , and ask
D7i
$1.43 ^ 4(1..
«/V.
Powell and Roberts
“Service with a Smile”
r;
C O F F E I
Golden W est, M J B., H ills
Bros., 2-pountr tins,
3-lb tin s
Pound .........................
CALIF. I t T T I t E
tirm solid h e a d s head
» IP
3 pounds . ,
Q
t III 1(1 IPS GRAPE JUICE
<TC
Make your own selection or
fresh fru its aud vegetables
from o u r com plete stock.
PIGGLY WIGGLY BI T 1ER,
fresh from o u r co untry
Pound
.......
2 pounds.
25 Stores
$1.15
17„
I’H
89c
25c
p in t b o ttles. .
O H . MAIZ. FAN! Y GOLDEN
( URN, a new im-
proved variety, 2 ta n s .
O»M
N I ti I l l l l s l h l I I S
package .........
H 15c
D ainty cheese w afers. F resh
shipm ent ju st in.
An O regon Institution
PIGGLY WIGGLY STORE
Next to Brown’s Market, Gresham