GRISHAM
OUTLOOK, FRIDAY,
S p eed D em on B uys S ix th Buick
SPRINGDALE
T he P a re n t-T e a c h e rs circle held
its first m eeting of th e year a t th e
schoolhouse F rid ay evening. T he
follow ing officers w ere elected .
Mrs. Wm. H enkle, p resid e n t; Mrs.
G ilbert B ates, vice p resid en t; Mrs.
Wm. Elw ick, se c re ta ry ; Mrs. Roy
P arso n s, tr e a s u re r;
Mrs. Tom
N orthw ay, pu b licity : Mrs. W illiam
Woods, m em bership drive; Mrs.
D onald L ittlep a g e; refresh m en ts.
It w as decided to have th e m eet
ings on F rid a y aftern o o n s d u rin g
th e com ing year.
T he S p rin g d ale P. W. L. A. lodge
w ill give a free dance, card p arty
and lunch S atu rd ay night. Oct. 1.
Mrs. G ilbert B ates en tertain ed
the Needle club W ednesday a f te r
noon. Miss C rank of P o rtlan d w as
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P e te r DePaolo, form er A.A.A r a c
ing cham pion, w ho is leading in
points tow ard th e 1927 speed crow n
follow ing his recen t victories, has
ju s t ta k en delivery of his sixth
Buick.
Like m any o th e r fam ous speed
d riv ers, Mr. D ePaolo h as long been
• n e n th u sia stic ow ner of Buick Mo
to r cars. He w as driving his ttfin
Buick when th e 1928 m odels w ere
ROCKWOOD
SEPTEMBER
introduced, and a fte r exam ining
them , ordered one for Mrs. DePaolo,
th u s joining B uick’s grow ing fam
ily of tw o-car ow ners.
The new D ePaolo Buick is a
De Luxe S port ro ad ste r, equipped
w ith six w ire w heels, tw o ca rrie d
in fender w ells at th e fro n t, tru n k
rack, and full-w idth re a r bum pers.
“ Buick for 1928 w as too w on d er
ful to re sist," said Mr. DePaolo.
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 7
"I w as not p lan n in g upon buying
one, but w hen I saw an d drove
the new cars, I co u ld n 't help buy
ing. The fact th a t I buy Buicks
rig h t along ought to be a good in
dication of my opinion of them.
T hey m easured up to my highest
dem ands in speed, com fort, beauty,
style, driving and rid in g ease, ami |
all aro u n d reliab ility .”
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Mrs. J. Em il N elson enjoyed a
m otor trip to Spokane. W ashington,
At a special school m eeting held
Miss Eva Cam pbell, counA- school i w here she visited frien d s for a
last T uesday W alker Q uesinberry supervisor, visited W ilkes school j week.
w as u nanim ously elected clerk to la st F rid ay and w as w ell pleased
Mr. and Mrs. K ellar of P o rtlan d
fill th e place of C larence Johnson ! with the w ork she found being ac- are spending th e w eek v isitin g at
w ho h a s ’resigned. Mr. and Mrs. ' com plished by th e te ac h ers and I the hom e of Mr. an d Mrs. U. Bur-
Jo h n so n will leave soon for Cali , pupils.
gener.
fo rn ia w here the form er has a posi
New uHuipment. in clu d in g re a d
Mrs. J. Em il N elson and Mrs. T.
tion.
ing tables, clocks, c u rta in s for d is C. M illar visited M artha W ashing
T he Rev. J. F. D unlop w as r e play w ork, m aps and c h a rts have ton ch a p te r O. E. S. la st Monday
cen tly re tu rn e d by th e M ethodist been added.
I evening.
E piscopal conference to the R ock
T he en ro llm en t th is y ea r Is 67.
S tanley H all is v ery pro u d to be
wood w ork and w ill preach next H ow ever, L eslie C row ner will be w alking again, even if cru tc h es are
S unday as usual a t 11 o'clock and ! m issed from the p rim ary room next necessary. S tan ley is very keenly
again at 8 in the evening. H is sub week, as his p a re n ts a re m oving to i disappointed th a t he is un ab le to
je c t for th e m orning w ill be, "A I Idaho this week-end.
atten d school and is eagerly look
Mind to W ork", and in the evening
The G erving ch ild ren have th e ing fo rw ard to th e tim e w hen he
he w ill speak from th e w ords, ! whooping cough, so a re absent can again ta k e his place in the
from school.
“ Profit and L oss”.
classroom .
Mrs. W illard Cook and Mrs.
Joe A nderegg has sufficiently re
S. B. H all sp en t T uesday a t the
Maude P o tte r accom panied Miss covered from th e effects of his sta te fair at Salem and re p o rts a
Rose P p tte r to M onm outh Sunday j operation to leave th e ho sp ital and splendid fair b ut very u n sa tisfa c
w here she w ill atten d th e sta te re tu rn to his home.
to ry w eather.
norm al.
Mrs. W illiam Tyson h as retu rn ed
to her place h ere and w ill stay for
the w inter and send her son Billie
to the Rockwood school.
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R. W ebber has purchased th e
E astw ood depot a t th e intersection
of H artley avenue and the Base
ITS A GOOD THIM6,THAT TIRE DIDN'T BtOli)
L ine and w ill convert It into a fill
OUT, O K A
MOUNTAIN-PASS
ing station.
T he Rockwood P aren t-T ea ch e r
asso ciation held its first m eeting
lor th is y ear on F riday, Septem ber
23. T he m em bers a re planning a
series of p a rtie s to be given d u r
ing th e year, the first of w hich will
be a H allow een party. T he a sso
ciation expects to e n te rta in th e
co unty council and also p lans to
serv e hot lunches to th e pupils
d u rin g cold -weather. Miss V erdella
Lam b gave a good re p o rt of her
activ ities at Oregon A g ricu ltu ra l
college w here she attended th e
sum m er session as a delegate of the
g irls' club.
F ra n c is Cook has begun w ork as
deliverym an on a M eier & F ra n k
We would be out of business in a month if we didn’t sell
tru c k in P ortland.
the same folks over and over again,and it is the continuous
Mrs. L. S chneider of M ilwaukee,
«epair business that accounts for our growth. Why do our
W isconsin, is h ere visiting h er sis
.-customers cotne back? It is because our repairs stand up.
te r M rs. A. G. S chantin, a sister In
our work and material are of the best, and our prices arc
P o rtlan d and one at H illsboro, and
right. You will get your money's worjh if you give us a trial.
h e r b ro th er M. L e n n a rts of P le a s
an t Home.
F rien ds of H elen Lam b re g re t to
hear of h er serious illness and
hope for speedy recovery.
T he silv er te a held W ednesday
aftern o o n by th e L adies Aid w as a
rea l success in spite of th e inclem
ent w eath er. T he aftern o o n w as
sp e n t in rem aking old friendships
a fte r th e sum m er vacation and in
g ree tin g new friends.
T he Rockwood g ran g e hall is be
ing en larg ed to alm ost tw ice the
p rese n t floor space. A new kitchen
and dining room is included and
th e g ra n g e rs expect to hold th e ir
opening th e fourth S atu rd ay in Oc
tober. A dinner and play w ill be
given in connection w ith the dedi
ca to ry services.
T he people of th is com m unity are
exceedingly happy to know th a t the
Rev. J. F. D unlop has been re a p
pointed to th is charge. In th e p a st
y ea r Mr. and Mrs. D unlop have
m ade m any frien d s both for th em
selves and for th e ch urch. Mr.
Dunlop w as able to re p o rt a b etter
y ear financially a t th e conference
th a n Rockwood has ever known.
T h is w as done in sp ite of his acci
T h e w ay to g r e a te r p ro sp e rity on th e fa rm is b e in g
d en t and long illness and all a re p o in ted o u t by th e a c tiv itie s of Cow Im p ro v e m e n t a n d
ex pecting big things fpr th e com ing T e s tin g A sso c ia tio n s a ll o v e r th e c o u n try . E ffo rts h av e
year. He w ill give h is full a tte n been d ire c te d , p a rtic u la rly , to w a rd s im p ro v e m e n ts in b o th
tio n to th e Rockwood w ork. The h e rd s a n d sire s.
re g u la r m onthly pot luck supper
R em arkable su ccesses have been recorded, the m ost recen t com ing
w ill be held a t th e ch u rch on next
from a progressiv e m id-w estern A ssociation. One of th e herd sires In
T uesday evening at 6:30, to w hich the association has 15 d au g h ters (In 6 different h erd s) averaging 471
all a re Invited. T he ladies of the pounds of b u tte r fa t each. A son of th is sire has 5 d au g h ters (3 y e a r
ch u rc h have com pleted the r e lings and 2 tw o-y ear-o ld s 1 w hose av erag e production Is 41 pounds of
fat per m onth.
p ap erin g of*the parsonage.
The Bank of G resham endorses every effort put fo rth to raise the
M embers of the Ladies Aid socie
ty of th e com m unity ch u rch s u r stan d ard and production of d airy stock as exemplified and advocated
p rised G randm a E ck ert on T uesday at th e forthcom ing Pacific In te rn a tio n a l Livestock E xposition, P o rt
aftern o o n w ith
a h andkerchief land, Oregon, O ctober 29 to Novem ber 5. Plan to be there.
show er. Some of her close neigh
bors cam e In. including th e m other
of Mrs. F ra n k Pow ers. She is 93
y ears of age and has come to th is
com m unity from A laska to live
w ith her daughter.
SO,
1927
PAGE THREE
a guest. A picnic w as planned for '
th e club to be held on th e 9th of
October a t W rig h t's beach on S an
dy river. Mrs. Lew B erney w ill en
te rta in at her home on W ednes
day, October 12.
Mrs. W alter Shelly visited Mrs.
W ill W right on T uesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Cecil P ounder and
Mr. Spybrock m otored to N elscott
beach for a few days' stay.
Mrs. Wm. Woods enjoyed a visit
from her siste r au d o th e r r e la
tives Sunday.
T he Misses F lo ren ce and F ran ces
B ow ker, K ath ry n H all and A lbert
P ounder w ere dinner g u ests of Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil P ounder Sunday.
Jim m ie Ross and a frien d from
V ancouver. W ashington, retu rn ed ,
from a deer h u n t w ith a nice deer
from Scappoose, Oregon.
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in our store.
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DANCE
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FAIRVIEW CITY HALL
by M ariposa S trin g Band
P ow ell S tre e t
G resh am , Ore.
Saturday Night, October 1
G E N T L E M E N 75c
L A D IE S F R E E
Com e a n d h a v e a good tim e
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Outside, the
CIRCULATOR
is beautiful, yes—
T h e M o n ta g C irc u la to r is d iffe re n t in m any ways fro m a n y th in g
you have seen.
— It is a trim , handsome cabinet th a t w ill not destroy the beauty
o f a w e ll-fu rn is h e d room.
Its ric h ly g ra in e d w a ln u t porcelain
enamel fin is h is in harm ony w ith the fin e st liv in g room or d in in g
room fu rn itu re .
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is the reali}?
important
difference
Tire Repairing that Pays
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FILLING-STATION
Instead of an old fash ¡fined stove put in a
good looking casing, the Montag Circulator is
an outstanding departure from previous prac
tice. In it the Montag principle of circulating
warm air is successfully adapted to a portable
heating plant that is built to give maximum heat
at minimum cost, and is built to last.
N o in s ta lla tio n cost.
b u ilt,
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am i ash p it is o f cast
— T h e lug M o n ta g o v a l fire p o t, 17J4” - I 9 ” long a t th t
j/ r a t n , burns w ood o f coal w ith topm ost e fficie n cy.
M o n ta g
C irc u la to r
is
id e a l. So it is, loo, fo r new homes,— fo r the added espense o f a basement is
no« necessary.
M ad e rig h t here on the Coast, the M o n ta g C irc u la to r can lie made and
•o ld fo r less cost than were it made in the l ast. Escessive fre ig h t costa are
saved, and you get the be n efit o f those savings.
Com pare that w ith the usual sm all round or oblong
fire p o t.
— T h e co rru g a te d sides o f fire p o t and ra d ia tin g dome
o f f a it iro n alm ost doubles the ra d ia tin g surfaces.
Com pare th a t w ith
s tru ctio n .
usual s tra ig h t sheet iro n con
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— T h e e n tire in n e r u n it consists o f o n ly ’ three pieces
o f heavy cast iro n , w ith se lf-se a lin g cup jo in ts to
m a in ta in fu e l gases, g iv e more p e rfe ct combustion
and longer h e a ting capacity.
Com pare that w ith
sheet iro n domes and lig h t castings b o h tJ together.
— A fu ll 4 inch free a ir space between dome and outer
casing m a in ta in s clearance fo r f r t e
Good Sires Improve the Herd
FREE GASOLINE
Five gallons each week for two
months. That's what three lock
persons w ill g e t Mt. Hood Service
Station, Pow ell Valley and Ava
r '>s
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iro n fu rn a c e Construction, ( u m p ire th a t w ith the
usual .heet iro n construction.
W hen you move, take y o u r
w ith o u t basements, the
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•The fire p o t, ra d ia tin g
M o n ta g C irc u la to r along.
F o r homes a lre a d y
P'
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Improvements
Just think what
these improvements
mean to you
N o basement req u ire d .
" tu t
d rc u la lto it of
w a rm a ir. A M o n ta g C irc u la to r doesn't get " a ir -
b o u nd ". A n d liesides, the la rge a ir space prevents
o v e rh e a tin g the o u ter surfaces, enables c h ild re n to
play close to the C irc u la to r w ith o u t danger, and
a llo w s the w hole p la n t to be set c/oie to w a ll or
CIRCULATOR
chim ney o r fire p la c e , thus s a v in g flo o r space.
— A n d the fir e d o o r is la rg e , to take chunks o f coal
o r wood.
C om e w hen you can, H U T HE S U R E to see these M o n ta g C irculators before
cold weather begins. IE hy not com e in now?
L. L. KIDDER HDW. CO.
Phone 1421
Gresham