GRESHAM
OUTLOOK,
TIE SD A T , JUNE 21, 1927
PAGE THREE
PLEASANT HOME
HOGAN
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
A. E. D eH aven's siste r Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. S to u t and
F ra n k P erry and her d au g h ter Miss little dau g h ter Shirley Je a n of
Edna P e rry from M arshalltow n. P o rtlan d visited T h u rsd ay evening
Iowa, a re v isitors at th e DeHaven of la st week w ith the fo rm e r’s p a r
U M J S S T « « ! IS « U N O e S T R U Ç T t o V C W ’ 0 « *
home w hile m aking a to u r of the ents. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Stout.
c x sT A N C t or s o o ra r m o o
* * VT»CR «XWSTMATOM T X « U CAR MUST MOT
Mrs. C arl S chultz enjoyed a sh o rt |
w est. T he b ro th e r and sis te r had
T X CAR A X A O OM ACCOUNT
AN
SOO FOOT X «
not m et for 44 years.
v isit w ith h er niece Miss D ora
In th e rec en t paper co n test of the H utchins of P o rtlan d last Monday. '
Ladies Aid of th e P le a sa n t Home
Mrs. M. D oryland received w ord
M ethodist E piscopal ch u rc h Mrs. from h er sister, Mrs. P e te r R uhl of
A nnie Miles received as first prize E stacada, th a t th e ir burn, in c lu d
a set of w ater glasses, and Mrs. Joe ing hay, im plem ents and a fine
Caldo and Mrs. E. E. Van F le e t as team , burned com pletely to th e
second prize received a set of berry ground last T uesday evetiing. Mr. ' A car mast not pass another car
dishes each.
Ruhl, in attem p tin g to save th e unless there is an unobstructed
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. . . . 'lew fwr » distane* of 500 feet
Mrs. A. E. H a rris of Brooks. O re team , w as badly burned, and had to ahead.
gon, spent Sunday w ith th e Rev. have m edical trea tm e n t.
| One can n o t drive in Oregon w ith
out driving in th e m o u n tain s and
and Mrs. E. W. W ithnell and re
| one cannot drive in th e m ountains
tu rn ed to her hom e on M onday w ith
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■ w ithout driving curves. In other
th e Rev. Mr. W ithnell who is a t
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words, th e re a re alw ays places on
F red W agner of C ottrell and Mrs. Ou r highw ays w here, from the n at-
tending th e sum m er school at Kim
E lla McGraw of S eattle w ere m a r- u ral topography of th e ground, it is
ball School of Theology in Salem.
Mrs. J. Greenw ood, of Bull Run, ried on S atu rd ay , Ju n e 18, in th e im possibly to see th e road ahead
500 / e e t-
w ill have ch a rg e of th e p rim a ry de parso n ag e of th e U ndenom inational foL a d istan ce
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“ one can n o t see th e road ahead,
p artm en t of th e M ethodist Sunday tem ple in G resham by th e Rev. S. eith er because of a cu rv e or by rea-
school for th e next tw o m onths in F. P itts. A d au g h ter of th e b rid e ! son of th e c re st of a grade, it is a
th e place of Mrs. R obert Lundbom and frien d s 'from S eattle attended, p retty su re th in g th a t som eone else
A ch a riv ari w as given them Mon- Jrav e' inK in the opposite direction
who is busy w ith b erry picking.
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. beyoud his line of vision, cannot
C. L. W illiam s has lum ber on the day evening by neighbors and see him
S aftey ex p erts have figured th a t
ground for a new b arn . H. L. frleds a t th e ir home.
A t th e an n u a l school election >t tak es a d istance of around 500
D outhit is also p u ttin g up a new
held Monday in th e C o ttrell school-
^or one m achine to safely pass
m odern barn.
t t
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an o th er going in th e sam e direc-
Miss R uth L auderback. who has house, L. L. Griffin » a s elected dl- tion, p a rtic u la rly w here th e road is
been in P o rtla n d for th e past re c to r for th ree y ears and E lm er j curved or up a grade. Based on
m onth, has re tu rn e d and is a s s is t Van F leet w as re-elected clerk for these figures and th e fact th a t the
vision of the driv er on such roads
a term of one year.
ing in th e T ucker b erry field.
| is o b stru cted and he can n o t see
Mrs. W. E. M arkell and h er niece
an o th er ap p ro ach in g from the op-
Mrs. Roy R. Poynes of C en tralia a t
posite d irection—th e 1927 leg isla
CORBETT
tu re adopted a new ru le of the road,
tended th e S h rin e b anquet and
S tate Traffic Officer O. J. B anks , p ara g ra p h 13 (c) to cover th is s it
cerem onial in P o rtlan d F riday eve
was seriously in ju red W ednesday uation.
ning.
P a ra g ra p h 12 (c )—as illu strate d
m orning w hen his m otorcycle b e
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. L ash and fam cam e involved in a collision w ith above, p ro h ib its the d riv er of a ve-
ily w ere Sunday guests at th e home an auto driven by Jo h n Nelson in 1 hicle Passing an o th er vehicle pro-
fro n t of F ra n k B ell’s garage. B anks i ceeding in th e snme direction upon
of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Collins.
was going w est and Nelson ea st
c re st o f a grade or upon a curve
Mr. and Mrs. J. Eggim an and w hen th collision o ccurred. B anks *n th e highw ay w here th e d riv er's
fam ily m ade a trip to M olalla S un was throw n from his m achine. v’ew along th e highw ay is o b stru ct-
strik in g B ell’s gas pump. He w as ed w ithin a d istan ce of 500 feet,
day.
W alter Spiers, who w as injured taken to Good S am aritan h ospital,
w here it w as learn ed his leg w as
Better Tires,
at th e B eers’ m ill a t E agle Creek, broken
and skull fractu red .
V eteran autom obilists know how
and has been in the Good S am ar
P. D. S ettlem eier w as a t St. the old fab ric tire s used to fall to
ita n hospital for th re e m onths, is M artins hot sp rin g s Friday.
pieces. T hen cam e th e boon of
Mrs. M. E. Reed cam e out from cord tire s.
M an u factu rers have
now show ing im provem ent in his
condition and m ay be able to r e P o rtlan d th e first of th e week for | been tro u b led because th ese tire s
an indefinite stay a t her C orbett freq u en tly come out of th e m olds
tu rn to his hom e by Septem ber.
home.
u p d er-cu red or over-cured, the two
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. L ato u rell and chief causes for tire destruction-
the la tte r ’s sister, Mrs. P etty jo h n of The p a te n t office a t W ashington
FAIRVIEW
H eppner, called on old frien d s h ere i has received advice of a new pro-
i cyss in c u rin g tire s know n as th e
T he W om an's society of the Sm ith T hursday.
Mrs. Lucy K incaid and son R alph 1 w ater-b ag cure, w hich has been
M emorial P re sb y teria n church w ill
attended th e fu n eral of Mrs. H u lit adopted by th e S eiberling com pany.
hold an ice cream social a t the at H illsboro, W ednesday.
I It is a rev o lu tio n ary change in the
hom e of Mrs. L ester C am pbell to
( method of vulcanizing tires, and, of ]
course, it g u ara n tee s a b etter tire
w hich all a re Invited.
SPRINGDALE
th an has been produced in th e j
Mrs. Ida S hepherd retu rn ed S un
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past. T he new tire co n tain s 25 per
day afte r spending th e p ast tw o
J™..P
cent m ore cotton and 20 per cent
w eeks at th e hom e of h er dau g h ter m ent as window decorato^ in th e m ore ru b b er th a n th e old tires. It
Meier & F ra n k store.
is cured by in se rtin g into each tire
Mrs. O. V olkm ar a t Salem .
Mrs.
P rebe
en tertain ed
th e
thin, flexible w ater-bag, filled
Melvin M oller, accom panied by S pringdale Needle clu b W ednesday , I a wJth
hot w atPr und
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G erald A nderson, m otored to R ain afternoon. A p le a sa n t afternoon
was spent and a d ain ty luncheon I ■
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th e mold ' t i /
ier F riday evening w here they w ere served
of stra w h e rrv s h o r t c a k e ! i n f la te d a g a in st th e mold. T his |
Bh° rtCdke’ I method avoids th e form er unsclen-
the guests of G ilbert W agner. The sandw iches and Toffee
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a
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».* I tifle processes of cu rin g by dry,
th re e boys th en w ent to Seaside, Betty**'Jean*
spenetn ae fewd day “ Bw ith 8corchln* s,eam a PP|lpd from the
re tu rn in g home S unday evening.
h^r fath e r c T Vest
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' out8lde H ea t for th e w ater-h ag is |
The W om an’s society of th e P re s
tu rn ed on from th e o utside so th at |
T helm a Davies is em ployed a t th e it rad ia tes sim u ltan eo u sly through
b yterian ch u rc h w ill hold a tea C hanticleer inn for th e sum m er.
both th e inside and outside of I
T h u rsd ay afternoon a t th e hom e of
Miss M argaret O’R egan is v isit the
tire. The process of v u lcaniz
ing
friends
in
Chicago.
She
w
ill
go
Mrs. Mary Hoff, co rn er F airview
ing and th e tu rn in g out of a u n i
to
C
anada
to
v
isit
relativ
es.
form tire is sim plified and Im-1
avenue and Base L ine road. A c o r
T he H y att Music com pany dem proved by th e new method.
dial invitation is extended to all.
o n strated an electric p an o th ro p e a t
Mrs. Ray Bunn and dau g h ter the P. W. L. A. hall W ednesday eve
PILES AND TONSILS
D onna of Y am hill w ere re c e n t ning. A larg e crow d enjoyed th e
Can be rem o fed by E le ctric D e - 1
g u ests a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. dance m usic.
Evo Speybrock, who u n d erw en t hydration. No cu ttin g , bleeding, o r |
C. E. Bunn.
an operatio n at th e P o rtlan d s a n i - j loss of tim e. New process. Dr. M
Mr. and Mrs. H a rry A ndrade of tariam four w eeks ago, is slow ly M. Mackey, 209 P an am a Bldg..
P o rtlan d , accom panied by th e la t rec u p eratin g and w ill soon be able P o rtlan d , Oregon.—Adv.
te r ’s m other Mrs. H. C. Moore, m o to re tu rn to his home a t th e r e s i
dence of Tom N orthw ay.
Window Cleaning.
to red to Amboy, W ashington, S a t
For ex p ert window cleaning see |
u rday evening w here they w ere th e
F or rea l estate Ioans see or call S. T ajim a, or leave o rd ers w ith J. I
g u ests of Mrs. M oore's d au g h ter B. W. T horne.—Adv.
Ross Brow n, G resham , phone 2501. I
Mrs. J. O. Downing.
T hey r e
tu rn ed home S unday evening.
Miss Celia S w igert of O akland,
C alifornia, is spending several days I
v isiting a t th e hom e of H om er and
L ester Campbell.
Mrs. W. D. P e rry and ch ild ren j
Alice M arie and Bobby, who have
been visiting for th e p ast tw o
weeksi a t th e hom e of h er p are n ts
th e Rev. and Mrs. E. R. D. H ollen-
sted. have taken up th e ir residence
in P ortland. Mr. and Mrs. P erry
.have been residing a t C arlton, O re
gon.
Mrs. T. W ilcox, w hose hom e is in
C alifornia, h as been visiting friends
in F airview . H er husband w as fo r
m erly a Fairview p ostm aster.
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POWELL VALLEY
T he young people's society from
th e Swedish ta b ern ac le In P o rtlan d
will have charge of th e y o i^ g peo
p le’s m eeting to be held-in th e Mis
sion ch u rch T h u rsd ay evening. On
th e follow ing evening th e strin g
band and th e p asto r, the Rev. Don
Shogren. will conduct th e service
a t the S alvation Arm y Swedish
co rp s in P ortland.
D on't lay down ih e paper till you
have read the W ant Ads
F lo w e r s f o r a ll
Occaaionft
GRESHAM
GREENHOUSES
Hoean Read
Phone 306
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Get the m ost
out of your Buick
buy it now
Buick’s superior roadability and handling ease male
driving more pleasant on crowded roads. No mat
ter how many cars bar your way, Buick will whisk
by them on straight-away or Hill. For the Buick six-
cylinder Valve-in-Head Engine develops more power
for its size than any other automobile engine.
The time to buy a new car is when you need it most.
Make this the finest summer you have ever spent.
Buy your Buick now.
WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARB BUILT,
BUICK WILL BUILD THEM
A-47-U *
HANNEMANN’S
ICE CREAM
pare cream prodaet from
expertly fed world famous Jer
sey COWS.
Exclusively at the
A
TABER PHARMACY
In Oresham.
Any Flavor.
•• oto *
cars
Walter W. Metzger
ORESHAM
SALKS A SERVICE
Phon« IMU
George Gill h as been employed
as a night w atchm an a t th e Ju liu s
Mrs. L ina B ellinger, d au g h ter-in - m eier place. W ith G erm an police
dogs loose on th e prem ises, in tru
law of th e late Ju d g e B ellinger of ders
will not have m uch ch an ce of
P o rtlan d , has been ill for several prow ling around th ere.
m onths and is a t p resen t a t Crane-
Miss Alice R asm ussen of The
brae, the b eau tifu l hom e of her D alles is spending her vacation at
lifelong friend, Mrs. M arian Crane. th e ran ch of h er fa th e r R. P. R as
Mrs. B ellinger is m uch improved m ussen on the Sandy river.
-Mr. and Mrs. A. S tu art of I.ato u r-
and
a com r plete
rest .............
ir. her present
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K.
quiet su rro u n d in g s will be very e 1 F alls attended th e concert at the
beneficial. Mrs. F rancis Matthew “ “ ‘Ntorium last S aturday evening
d au g h ter of Mrs. Bellinger, who K‘ven by the fam ous Swedish sing-
w as m arried tw o weeks ago, has era:
retu rn ed from h er wedding trip
Mr' and ^, r s - George W ilcox J r.
and spent Sunday with h er m other. | have moved to Dayton, Oregon,
Mrs. Dr. Chapm an, a form er P o rt- I w h ere the form er has a position in
land resid en t but now of C alifornia, I a ?,°’d ra*n®;
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was a guest of Mrs. C ran e S atu r- i Mr. and Mrs. G eorge Wilcox Sr.
attended g rand ch a p te r of the
day.
E aster S tar in P o rtlan d during last
Mr. and Mrs. G. N. McKay of week. Mr. Wilcox, who is the
Jacksonville, Oregon, w ill spend w orthy p atro n of T ro u td ale ch ap
th e ir vacation w ith old frien d s and te r, w as a delegate from T routdale.
will cam p for some tim e in S pring-
dale. Mr. and Mrs. McKay and Mr.
and Mrs. P eterso n of P o rtlan d w ere THINK! THINK!! THINK!!!
ca lle rs at Colum bia View farm S un
A Stock F ire In su ran ce com pany
day.
w ritin g the sam e volume of busi
Mrs. G race A rneson of Corbett ness we did in 1926 would have col
becam e a m em ber of th e E astern lected $130.553.61; we collected
S tar at a m eeting of th e T ro u td ale $67,805.58, th u s saving our m em
ch a p te r la st S atu rd ay evening. Her bers $62,748.03. Give your in su r
b ro th er and sister-in -law Mr. and ance to the F a rm ers' Own F ire A s
Mrs. B. H. L indsay of Stevenson, | sociation.
F arm ers M utual F ire Relief As
W ashington, cam e down for the
event and w ere guests of th e chap- t sociation, 402 Stock Exchange Bid.,
te r for th e evening. Mrs. L indsay I P o rtlan d , Oregon.
is th e asso ciate m atron of th e chap- 1 Or H. W. S nashall, G resham .
te r a t Stevenson.
T he p atro n s of D istrict 39, Cor
bett, have been m ade happy by the
news th a t th e sum of $11,000 is now
available from th e land g ran t
W hy spoil t h a t w eek-end
w hich has been u n d er litigation for
o u tin g w ith
m any years. T his will assist In
paying off som e of th e bonds.
OLD T IR E S
Mr. and Mrs. Ju liu s Meier re c e n t
ly en tertain ed th e laborers and
builders who have been w orking on
th e ir place for th e past year. A
fo r full v a lu e on new o nes
picnic luncheon w as enjoyed on the
C e n tra l P o in t G arag e
g rounds by th e m en and th e ir fam
ilies.
CHAS. McGINNIS. Prop.
Miss L au ra H icks is visiting her
Mt, llood Loop Highway,
b ro th er F red H icks up n ear Mt.
Boring, Oregon
Hood w here he is in business.
M ght Service.
In su ran ce funds for farm loans.
Will give night service and early No com m ission or brokerage. Very
service to all th ro u g h b erry season. easy term s. B. W. T horne.—Adv.
Open 6 o'clock In th e m orning. Lee's
Service S tation. G re sh a m —Adv.
Uncle Sam Work Shirts, 75c.
Full cut, 2 pockets. Special
Cherries Hunted.
value. A ylsw orth & M artin. G resh
H ighest cash prices paid, o r will am .—Adv.
handle on pool basis. See Young
& W ells, care B erry G row ers Pack-
For low est rate s on autom obile,
ing com pany, G resham , phone 1871 tru ck and general insurance see
Adv.
B. W. T horne.—Adv.
MOTORIST ATTENTION!
Trade ’em in
The Best Buy for You
You can find plenty of tire dealers who’ll be glad
io dicker with you, tempt you with all sorts of
’•special” deals.
I can’t. It goes against my grain to pad up list
prices in order to give you a discount or a “long
trade”—to make myself a good fellow at your
expense.
10.27? per mile
T h e a v e ra g e c o st of o p e ra tin g
is 10.27 c e n ts p e r m ile.
an
I’ve been in tin* tire business for a good many
years. I’ve watched the “bargain boys” and the
“long discount” fellows come and go. Every
year my business has increased.
au to m o b ile
Every year more shrewd tire buyers come to me
for Goodyears—and they “stay put” on Good*
years.
You can easily d e te rm in e how m uch you lose
w h en you d riv e y o u r c a r on b u sin ess t h a t can be
tra n s a c te d over th e telep h o n e.
Doesn’t it seem logical that Goodyears will prove
the best bay for you!
CALL "LONG DISTANCE”
OREGON TELEPHONE COMPANY
Gresham Garage
Phone 2391
H A M LIN & HOSS, P rops.
P ow ell S tre e t
Portland Needs a New--
Morrison Bridge
The OLD BRIDGE
IS —
Inadequate— Unsightly—-Dangerous
NEW MORRISON BRIDGE
PORTLAND
WILL HELP
GROW— PROGRESS— PROSPER
NO IMMEDIATE COST—3 to 6 years ESTIMATED to Build
“AN INVESTMENT-NOT AN EXPENSE?
VOTE— JUNE 28th
14X
for the
BRIDGE BONDS
“PORTLAND NEEDS THIS BRIDGE”
Paid for by MORRISON BRIDGE COMMITTEE
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