GRESHAM OUTLOOK, EKIOAT, SEPTEMBER
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KAMOVS COMPOSER
W IL L (JIVE R E CITAL
To those who love sacred m usic
the re c ita l to be given S aturday
evening a t the Powell V alley Mis
sion ch u rch by R obert H ark n ess of
A u stralia, w orld-fam ed com poser
an d p ianist, w ill be of inten se in
te re st. T he program he w ill re n
d er w ill bo m ade up of selections
com posed by him. Mr. H ark n ess
has m ade six round-the-w orld to u rs
and is one of the w orld’s recog
nized au th o rities on gospel song
and hym nology. In addition to be
ing the com poser of over 2000 gos
pel songs, he is th e a u th o r of a
u n iq u e home study course in sacred
piano accom panim ent.
T he program S atu rd ay evening
will be an unusual one. V ariations,
im prom ptu com positions and in te r
p reta tio n s and h istories of the o ri
gins of several songs w ill m ake up
p a rt of th e evening’s e n te rta in
m ent. A silver offering will be
ta k e n du rin g the program .
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HALEY
The special services, being held
at th e H aley B ap tist ch u rch and
w hich w ill come to a close next
Sunday, have been w arm an d s p ir
itual. T he ev an g elist preach es th e
w ord w ith pow er and zeal. T h ere
have been special m essages In song
p rac tica lly at every service. Mrs.
K. J. H agberg of Pow ell Valley
and Mrs. O scar N oreen of G resham
brin g in g
th ese
selections,
for
w hich the church is th a n k fu l. On
F riday evening th e evangelist w ill
give the sto ry of his conversion
w hen he as a sailo r, to g eth er w ith
th e ship's w hole crew , found the
Savior w hile in a h arb o r in S cot
land. On S atu rd ay evening th e o r
ch e stra of th e Sw edish B aptist
tem ple of P o rtlan d is expected to
be present. T he evangelist will
preach a sh o rt serm on a t th e S un
day school session, th en a t 11
o'clock and ag ain a t 8 o’clock in
th e evening. T he ju n io rs w ill m eet
a t 7 o’clock. An u rg e n t invitation
is extended by th e p asto r, th e Rev
John S. N ordell, to all services
w hich a re conducted in English.
FAIR VIEW
Good N ew s’’ will be th e subject
of the serm on a t S unday m orning
w orship a t 11 o’clock at th e Sm ith
M emorial P re sb y teria n ch u rc h ot
which th e Rev. E. R. D. H ollensted
is pasto r. Sunday school w ill con
vene a t 10 o’clock. A sacred con
c e rt w ill be held a t th e ch u rch S u n
day evening. October 2.
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 7
School opened Monday w ith a
su b stan tia l in c re ase in atten d a n ce
over la st y ear, the g re a te st gain be
ing in th e p rim ary room. T eachers
and pupils seem ed glad to s ta rt on
th e w in te r’s work. Mrs. Lois Gray,
who is p rin cip al, atten d ed th e U ni
versity of Oregon sum m er school
and spent th e rem ain d er of th e
sum m er v isitin g relativ es in Wasco
and Hood R iver counties. Miss
Edna C arlyle, in term ed iate teach er,
spent th e sum m er a t h er hom e in
P o rtlan d and visiting at B elling
ham . W ashington.
Mrs. Lucile
P lu k ett, the p rim ary teach er, a t
tended th e U niversity of Oregon
sum m er school, and la ter she and
POWELL VALLEY
Mr. P lu n k e tt enjoyed a sh o rt trip
to S eattle and B ritish Columbia.
Miss R uth Shuholm left Monday
W. P. Bell drives th e school bus.
for Modesta, C alifornia, w here she
Omega ch a p te r of Sigm a Pi f r a
is em ployed as a n u rse in a hospi
CORBETT
te rn ity of Oregon A g ricu ltu ra l col
ta l in th a t city. She has been en
lege gave a d in n er dance a t "T he
joying a m o n th ’s vacation a t home.
T he fall salm on ru n has been O asis’’ la st Monday night. T h irty
Miss T ecla Shuholm began her very good and th e local fisherm en
term of school la st Monday at a re m aking good h auls. T he q u ali
B rush P ra irie . W ashington.
ty has been good. T he ru n is d ro p
C arl Nelson and Ed Staffenson ping off and th e p rice is rising.
left la st F riday for C anada w here
Pom ona g ran g e w ill m eet w ith
th ey w ill w ork d uring th e th re s h
ing season. Word received from C olum bia g ran g e on W ednesday,
them reported rain y w eather in S eptem ber 21.
th a t locality.
T he Rev. Mr. H an n ah of P o rtlan d
S unday school will begin at 9:50 w ill preach a t th e C o rb ett ch u rch
at th e Swedish M ission church, fol
lowed by th e preaching service in a t 11 o’clock, S eptem ber 18.
Colum bian high school and th e
Sw edish at 11 o’clock. T he service
a t S o’clock in th e evening w ill be C orbett grad e schools opened Mon
in E nglish. T his m eeting will be day, Septem ber 12, w ith a larg e en-
preceded by a p ray er m eeting be
ginning at 7:30. The Rev. Don : rollm ent.
E a rn e st L eader w as in P o rtlan d
S hogren w ill speak a t th e P aren t-
T eacher asso tia tio n a t th e Victory Monday.
schoolhouse F rid ay evening. He
Mrs. Ja n e D everell, a pioneer of I
will begin an evangelistic cam paign this section and m o th er of D elbert I
a t H igh Point. W ashington, on
and C larence D everell living n ear
T uesday, S eptem ber 20.
S unday school w ill convene S un here, passed aw ay F rid ay , S eptem
day m orning at 9:45 a t th e Saron ber 9 a t her home, a t 2053, 56th j
L u th e ra n church, followed by the i stre e t S outheast, a t th e age of 87.
service in Sw edish a t 11 o’clock. A Her fun eral w as a t th e Mt. S c o tt!
Bible le ctu re will be given by the
p asto r, th e Rev. Enoch Sandeen, in F u n eral Home and in te rm en t a t th e ]
th e evening.
l C orbett cem etery.
couples w ere p resen t. Geo. W eb
b er's o rch e stra, of P o rtland, f u rn
ished th e m usic. D uring the eve
ning th e re w as a sh o rt p ro g ram of
college songs and stu n ts. The
p resid en t. E. N. T u m o r, and J. C.
Jo h n sto n w ere in ch arg e of th e a f
fair.
d au g h ters at B erkeley and San
Diego.
I Mr. and Mrs. L. W. B ray were
Sunday dinner g u ests of Mr. and
Mrs. W allace Spence, the occasion
being Mr. S pence's birthday.
en. Mr. H ollensted w ill conduct
services th e re tw ice a m onth, on
the first and th ird Sundays, In the
evening.
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HORSE SALE
at Auction
TH OM PSO N’S HAHN, GRESHAM
Saturday, Sept. 17, at 1 o’Clock
15 head of horses and mares, weight from 1250 to
1600. Some well mated teams. Come and look
them over and hitch them before the sale.
Outstanding
improvements
is more than
skin deep
A \nnouncing-
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THE NEW
EROLENE
To the m otoring public o f the Pacific
VI est the Standard Oil Company of
California presents T he New Zerolene,
" The Standard Oil for Motor Cars”.
his new lubricant is the
latest achievement in pe
troleum products of the
Com pany’s research labora
tories,—a modern oil for m odern
m otor cars.
T h e N ew Zerolene is a wholly dis
tilled oil —by Company processes which
take only the highest lubricating values
from the best of California crude oils.
Every drop is pure lubricant.
The New Zerolene “stands up”
at any engine temperature.
The New Zerolene forms no
hard carbon.
The New Zerolene does not
“thin out”—when the crankcase
is drained it is still “live” and
“oily”.
The New Zerolene is economical
—in initial cost and in amount
consumed.
T h e New Zerolene is made in three
grades or bodies, N o. 3, N o. 5 and
No. 7. There is a correct grade for
your car and every car made.
Zerolene “ F ” for Fords, an oil
especially manufactured to meet the
demands o f the Model T Ford, re
mains unchanged.
At all Standard Oil Service Stations
and at dealers.
Many vital improvements
in design and construction
are notable.
In designing and malting
this radically different type
of heating equipment, Mon
tag has gone further than
merely to put an old-fash
ioned stove into a cabinet. Its
beauty goes right through ;
it's as handsome inside as it
is outside. And here “hand
some is as handsome does”.
The inside of the Montag
Circulator is the outgrowth
of ripe experience in stove
making and with the peculi
arities of Western fuel and
climatic conditions. No won
der it has proven itself able
to deliver a larger volume of
heat at less cost, and it is
built to last indefinitely.
The Montag Circulator
circulates warm air, same as
the Montag Furnace. Only,
instead of being built-in to
your home, the Circulator is
portable.
Think of what
this means!
—No basement required—it
fits right in with the liv
ing room furniture.
—No heavy installation cost
to add to price
— May be stored away in
summer time if desired.
—Take it right along with
you, should you move to
another house.
— T h e inside— firepot, radiating
dome, and ash pit— is of cast
iron furnace construction, f it
ted together with self-sealing
cup joints.
— T h e famous M o n t a g oval
firepot— 17J4 to 19 inches long
at the urates— burns coal or
wood with a greater effic
iency and at low er cost than
other types.
— T h e corrugated dome nearly
doubles the radiating surface.
Combining a new beauty with a
new heating efficiency
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COMPANY
OF
C A L IF O R N IA
— T h e baffle plate keeps the
heat from rushing up the
chimney— increases the "fire
tra v e l”, gives more heat from
the same fuel.
— T h e fire and ash pit doors are
eround to fit tightly, making
it possible to hold fire fo r 24
hours or longer.
— T h e hum idifier is scientifical
ly placed, allow ing sufficient
moisture for healthful warmth
without overburdening the a ir
w ith vapor. I t is easy of ac
cess and of ample capacity
for 24-hour service without
refilling.
m il
— Large ash pan meana lest fre
quent need fo r emptying.
C 1 ccjlator
heater
A p o rta b le , c irc u la tin g , warm air heating plant
—For farm or town homes
without bxsements, and al
ready built, it is ideal. In
building a new home the
expense of building a base
ment is eliminated.
isT hom es, stores, halls, shops, etc., w ith o r w ith o u t
—And its heating capacity is
really remarkable, because
the warmth is distributed,
by a current of air put in
to slow motion by the Cir
culator h e a t e r i t s e l f ,
throughout the e n t i r e
home
I Icre is something new in
deed. A radical departure in
beauty of design and in heating
efficiency.
The new Montag Circulator
is a fine piece of furniture—fits
into the loveliest home. Not a
black cumbersome thing jutting
into the room, nor yet a scram
ble of bulging curves and or
nate castings.
basements
1 he Montag Circulator is a
trim, handsome cabinet, in sim
ple, straight, harmonious lines
-apparently of richly grained
walnut. Really, it is of sturdy
cast i r o n corjstruction, three
times coated with baked-on por
celain enamel for a lasting, eas
ily kept clean, perfectly smooth
surface.
L. L. Kidder Hdw. Co.
STANDARD
Repair Driveways,
Now is the tim e to rep a ir your
i drivew ays w ith crushed rock or
road gravel. See W alrad & W right,
G resham , phone 1631.—Adv.
ROCKWOOD
Mrs. Nelson of M ultnomah S ta
The Rev. J. F. Dunlop will
tion has re tu rn e d home afte r
spending a week visiting her son preach a t th e Rockwood ch u rch
and dau g h ter-in -law , Dr. and Mrs. I both at the m orning and evening
, services. T his w ill be the last S u n
J. Em il Nelson, a t The Oasis.
day before conference.
Joe T ritz, who is employed at
Longview. W ashington, in stallin g
H URLBURT
m achinery in th e new p aper m ill,
spent sev eral days at his home on
Services w ill be held at th e H u rl-
the B ark er road, recently.
b u rt schoolhouse S unday evening
Mrs. Ida F. M arble, m other ot
Mrs. J. Emil N elson, recen tly left a t 7:30, a t w hich tim e the Rev. E.
for C alifornia, w here she w ill R. D. H ollensted w ill preach. At
spend th e w in ter, visiting her the last service every seat w as tak -
ffeautyhere
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— Ash pit it unusually deep<—
allow ing unrestricted d / a f t
— Smoke screen keepa s m o k e
from room when door it open
for fueling or fo r a “hot spot"
of direct heat to w arm cold
handa or dry damp stockHg
feet
— Extra large fire door accom
modates largs chunks of coal
or wood.
— A nd with all its big beating
capacity— the 4-inch free a ir
space between dome and eat
ing, prevents overheating of
the outer surfaces. T h is extra
clearance allows the ascend
ing column of a ir (taken o ff
the floo r) free circulation in
large volume— frees the C ir
culator from any tendency to
become “air-bound”.
— T h e cost of the Monta? Cir
culator it low. M ade in the
west, excessive freight chargee
are eliminated, giving a larg
er measure of
lasting value.
quality
and
Now being
displayed
These M ontag Circulators are
displayed for your eaami-
natioo. There is a sire for your
particular requirements, and we
h e re a trade-in-your-old-stove
plan that w ill g iv e you a special
advantage. No use to w a it fo r
cold w eather; p r o v i d e fo r
healthful w arm th now.
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