GRFSHAX OUTLOOK.
IGNITION SPECIALIST.
PLUMBING
and Septic Tanks
day or contract.
Work <uaraat»»<t
LARRY FOCHT
Buick Refinements
Please All Owners
T h a t’s us. Bring your c a r nere
(or any rep a irs, ad ju stm en ts or
p a rts for th e sta rte r, g en e rato r,
sw itches, w iring, lighting.
etc.
Work done by an ex p ert an d is pos
itively guaranteed . We c a rry a
com plete line of ignition p arts.
G resham G arage, phone 2391.
Buick en g in eers' provision for
I easy and positive ch assis lu b ric a
tion in th e m odels for 1928 is one
of th e m ost w idely ap p reciated fea
tu re s about th e new ca r, d eclare
d ealers who a re visiting th e factory
here th is month. The d e a le rs’
praise has been doubly g ratify iu g
to facto ry officials because it r e
flects com m ent h eard am ong ow n
ers of the new Buicks.
"W hile th e d ea le rs a re en th u si-
j astic about th e style, com fort and
I perfo rm an ce of th e new cars, all
of w hich we knew they would like.
! it is plain th a t som e co m paratively
m inor refinem ents also a re ‘going
over big," said A. H. Sarvis, a ssist-
Call and see the
I an t g en eral sales m an ag er, who is
Outlook’s Beautiful Assortment — Now!
■ actin g as host to th e visiting deal-
1 prq
“Not only women ow ners, b ut
men too, a re finding th a t th e ad-
WHEN BETTOR AUTOMOBILES ARB BUILT. BUICK WILL BUILD THEM | jUBtable ste erin g w heel, th e re-
I designed se at cushions, and th e r e
m ark ab le accessibility of all con-
! tro ls from the d riv er's seat provide
an en tirely new experience in d riv
ing. And everyone who has bought
th e new car, ap p a ren tly , a p p re c ia t
ed its new case of lubrication.
"T he change w hich m akes g re a s
ing of Buick for 1928 so easy is in
genious, yet sim ple. It is m erely
i th e extension of th e inaccessible
grease connections, form e!ly re a c h
e d by craw lin g u nder the car, to a
point w here they m ay be lubricated
from the side. A little trap d o o r on
eith er ru n n in g hoard apron gives
access to them . S im ilarly, re a r
g rease connections, w hich used to
n ecessitate lying u nder the re a r
: axle, have been bro u g h t o ut w ith
in easy reach. T he w hole job of
g reasing may be done now in a few
m iiiutes w ithout soiling hands or
I clo th es.”
The refinem ent of B uick's lu b ri
cation system w as adopted afte r
ex p erim en ts with every g reasin g
system known.
Buick en g in eers
T he man who buys a hom e goes over it thoroughly,
believe it the m ost p rac tica l a r
from roof to basement, to make certain that it has
ran g em en t th a t can be w orked out,
the sound construction that means long and endur
since it in su res positive lubrication
I of every point req u irin g g rease,
ing service.
‘ and m akes th e job of g reasin g so
easy th a t no p art is likely to be
Buy your car as you would a hom e. Buick welcomes
slighted. They feel th a t it is one
this searching test, and invites critical comparisons.
of th e m any reaso n s why Buick for
A nd Buick is willing to leave the decision to you.
1928 is enjoying th e m ost se n sa
tional public reception in all Buick
S E D A N S *1195 to *1995
r C O U P E S »1195 to »1850
histo ry , a reception to w hich re c
SPO R T M O D E L S *1195 to *1525
o rd -b reak in g sa les figures testify.
Gresham
Phone 3101
Sav It With
Christmas Cards
□ □ □
From roof to basement*
that's the way to buy a car
Buick welcomes this searching
o test
f. o. b. Flint, M uh., government tax to be added. The G. M. A. C. financingplen, the
moit dear able, is available.
BUICK>IQ28
Walter
Hi Metzger
SALES AND SERVICE
i, '-.h am
Oregon City
ISO]
P hones
483
PLEASANT HOME
T he P aren t-T each er association
I of the O rient school will m eet on
, F rid ay n ig h t a t th e schoolhouse.
! B esides th e p ro g ram of th e eve-
i ning, a candy sale will be conduct-
| ed by th e com m ittee for th e hot
lunches.
—
T he W ant Ad w ay is th e w ay to
success.
45.000
in cash prizes for a
Slogan about Wood/
The Trade Extension Committee of the National Lumber Man-
ufacturers Association wants a slogan about wood.
™
The contest is open to everybody. A ll the information you need
is in a free book, “The Story of Wood,” which contains the
Official Blanks on which all Slogans must be submitted.
TI ESI» VY. \OYEXRCR 22. 1927
HALEY
R em em b er—these slogan contest
prizes are hardly ever won by pro-
iession.il writers or technical ex
perts. Nearly always the winner»
«re people who never expected to
win. They Just hi' on the simple
PO W E L L V A L L E Y
No p ray e r service w ill be held
W ednesday evening at th e Mission
ch u rch , th e reg u lar evening for
th is m eeting. T he union T h an k s
giving service w ill tak e place
T h ursd ay m orning at 10 o’clock at
th e H aley B aptist church. A spec
ial T h an k sg iv in g p ro g ram is being
S ta n d a r a M o d e ls
a rran g e d for th e Mission church
* / IX -in ch a -h e e lb iu e t
T h u rsd ay evening at 7:30, to w hich
Coach
*1175
all a re invited. An offering will
Sedan 11 2 7 -in ch m heelbase^ 1285
be tak en in the in te rests of th e
Coach
»1285
local w ork.
Sedan
1585
A m usical program of u nusual
C u s to m -B u ilt M o d e ls
in te re st h as been p repared for
11 2 7 -inch w h e e lb a ji^
T han k sg iv in g evening by th e p a s
Brougham
. *1575
to r and co ngregation of Saron
7-Passenger
Phaeton
1600
L u th eran church. T his song s e r
7-Passenger Sedan
1850
vice w ill be b eautiful and devotion
A ll p r ic e ft t- o . b. D e tro it,
p lu s w w e x c is e ta x
al. T he S aron L u th eran m ale q u a r
tet co n sistin g of L arry Focht, first
te n o r; Dr. Ju liu s S ture, second
te n o r; E rn e st Lundbom , first bass,
and th e Rev. Enoch Sandeen, sec
ond bass, w ill sing. W illiam E lliott,
w ell-know n ten o r, will be th e solo
ist for th e concert. Miss D orothy
Cooper of G resham and Mrs. E rn e st
Lundbom will he h eard to ad v a n t
age as acco m p an ists fo r the con
cert. In addition to th e m usical ’hone 2491
num bers slides w ill be show n of
the ocean, depicting it in various
DODGE PARK
moods. T he Rev. Enoch Sandeen
Mr. and Mrs. Dick R adford have
is p lan n in g to speak on, "T he Sea
H ath Spoken,” an allegory on rem odeled th e co ttag e on th e 3-
ac re tra c t w hich th ey recently
"L ife.”
bought a t M abery statio n and have
moved into It.
LU STED
H ans Koch lias been laid up with
Mr. and Mrs. F red M organ and rh eu m atism for th e p ast th ree
the fo rm er's bro th er-in -law and weeks b ut is now able to be
siste r Mr. and Mrs. Alvin K linskl around again. Mr. Koch, who has
of G illis expect to leave tom orrow been one of the m ost up-to-date
for W alla W alla, W ashington, to and p ro g ressiv e farm ers of th e
spend T hanksgiving w ith
Mrs. vicinity, is re tirin g from active
M organ's p are n ts Mr. and Mrs. work. He recen tly sold his farm
M itchell Berney. They plan on re to his son George, his son-in-law
tu rn in g hom e next Monday.
and d au g h ter, Mr. and Mrs. E rn e st
Rannow , who w ill c a rry on the
CORBETT
work. Mr. and Mrs. Rannow plan
to build a sm all house n ear the
Mrs. N ettie Kincaid is tak in g a Koch residence, w hich they will
m uch needed rest from clerk in g in occupy.
the S ettlem eier sto re in P o rtlan d
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. C rissey en
a t B ro n te n ’s h ealth re so rt n ea r P a joyed a trip to E ugene and a visit
cific City. It is hoped by Mrs. K in w ith th eir son, Jim , who Is a fresh
caid ’s m any friends th a t th e h ealth m an In th e U niversity of Oregon.
giving p ro p erties of th e Kelp ore Jim is help in g to pay his college
w ill re sto re her to p erfec t h ealth expenses by w orking in a flower
and stren g th .
shop in E ugene. Mr. and Mrs. C ris
T hieving in th is vicinity has oc sey accom panied P o rtlan d friends,
c u rred on several rec en t occasions. Mr. and Mrs. R. T. S treet, on the
Phil Van Hee had 15 sack s of p o ta trip , who w ent to visit th e ir d augh
toes th a t had been so rted and te r, a senior in th e university. All
sacked for the m a rk e t tak en from w itnessed th e senior play.
liis pit, and th e g ran g e hall was
broken into and sm all article s
FAIRVIEW
taken.
The F airview P aren t-T ea ch e r as- !
Miss Em m a Ilan k ey retu rn ed
M o n a rc h s o f P ow er
W ednesday from a tw o-w eeks' visit
in P o rtlan d .
T he D orcas society m et with Mrs.
Geo. C ham berlain W ednesday.
Mrs. M. E. Reed of E astm o relau d
sp e n t a few days with her d au g h ter
Mrs. Lew is B ratley, recently.
D oloris M organ, a stu d en t a t
O. A. C., sp en t the week-end ut her
hom e here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ju liu s Meier have
left th e ir co untry home h ere to
spend th e w in ter m onths a t the
M ultnom ah hotel.
Pedigree Blanks.
T he Outlook has a supply of ped
igree b lan k s, useful for dairym en,
stock and p o ultry raisers. Large,
very useful, at 5 cen ts each, 25 for
85c
tf
Priced
You can do that as well as anybody.
Goodyear lire* are not high
This office is Official Headquarter»
for the Lumber Slogan Contest in
this locality.
Don't put it off. Comi in for your fru copy of “Ths Story of Wood” today
priced.
Although they are
the «tandaril oi highest qnal.
Eastman Lumber Co.
for as little as you are asked
may be even less.
D istrib u tin g
Station
for C ontest
Gresham Garage
Booklets
and Blanks
Pleasant View Avenue
The Ladles Aid met w ith Mrs. A.
R. H einey T h u rsd ay aftern o o n and
the m eeting w as a decided success,
over 30 being p rese n t in all. The
tim e was tak en up with a program
and the re g u la r business m eeting,
followed by refresh m en ts.
Mrs.
Wolfe rep resen ted the W. C. T. U.
and gave a le ctu re on "H om e
F arm in g .”
Mrs. Cleveland Bliss
and Mrs. P ercy Giese gave T h an k s
giving readings. The n ex t m eeting
of th e Ladies Aid will be held In
th e P lea san t Valley ch u rch T h u rs
day, Decem ber 1.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. T itzel were
g reatly su rp rised when th ey re
ceived a teleg ram sta tin g th a t Mr.
T ltzel's son, V. A. TItzel, was
bringing hom e a bride fo r a visit.
His wife w as form erly Miss A. E.
F isk of Oregon City. T he new ly
wed couple visited from T h u rsd ay
u n til Sunday at the T itzel home
here, and then retu rn ed to Oregon
City w here they will m ake th e ir
home.
Mrs. C harley H o rn eck er is the
ow ner of a p air of pillow slips
from the Nifty A rt shop In Lents,
received In connection w ith the
p urchase of goods from the store.
Stop Suffering
from rh eu m atism , • n eu ritis, lum
bago. C asey’s R heum atic Remedy
drive» th e u ric acid poison, reduces
pain and sw elling. Sold on money-
back g u ara n tee by the T ab er P h a r
macy.— Adv.
Lumber lor Sale.
HAMLIN & HOBS, Props.
O fficia l
sociation is sponsoring th e moving
picture, "A braham Lincoln," which
will be show n a t th e schoolhouse
Tuesday evening, November 29.
T his p ic tu re is rated very highly
as an educational film. T ick ets will
he sold by th e children of Fairview
school.
ity, you ran get a Goodyear
to pay tor an ordinary tire-
Phone 21x1
GRESHAM
Through the great companion invention to
the Super-Six principle, the new Hudson
high-compression motor gives the torque,
smoothness and power of the steam engine.
These two Hudson inventions give a per
formance and reliability supremacy that are
immediately and continuously apparent
whether you drive your Hudson a city block
or a hundred thousand miles.
HUDSON Super-Six
M. C. Webster Motor Co.
Not High
way to express the big central idea.
A plum e o f steam has w aved its
th re a t o t p o w er f o t th o u sa n d s of
years fro m th e brow o i old Vesu
vius. But n o w en slav e d ,stea m p r o
vides m a n k in d w ith its sm o o th est,
m ig h tiest p o w er A nd now . in its
n ew h ig h - c o m p re s a io n m o t o r ,
H u d so n g iv es th e sm o o th , elastie
p o w er th a t o n ly steam has hereto
fo re d eliv ered
Union T hanksgiving services of
th e ch u rch es of Pow ell Valley, D a
m ascus and H aley w ill be held
T h u rsd ay , November 24, at 10 a. m.
in th e H aley B aptist church. The
Rev. O. F. L arson and th e Rev. Don
S hogren w ill speak, th e form er in
Swedish and the la tte r in English.
T he Rev. E noch Sandeen and the
Rev. Jo h n S. Nordell will also take
p a rt, w hile th e choirs from th e re
spective ch u rch es will have a big
p a rt in th e service. An offering
for th e benefit of th e Swedish sa n
itariu m at D enver, Colorado, will
be received.
First Prize . . $5,000.00
Second Prize . 2,000.00
“S’ Third Prize . . 1,000.00
Four Prizes . each 500.00
each 100.00
Fifty Prizes
(Zn c a se o f ti e , th e f u l l p rix » to each)
PAGE THREE
Phone 2391
Gresham
All kinds rough and d ressed tu m -
oer, two m iles south of Bandy. A.
W. Bell L um ber com pany, phone
Sandy 131.
For real estate loans see or call
B W T h o rn e —Adv.
Hudson - Essex Dealer
Gresham
Opposite P. O.
12 X m as Gifts
One doz. photographs will
make 12 Christmas gifts.
Your photograph in a good mounting or neatly
framed is the best gift you can give to your friends.
Prices are very reasonable. Make your appoint
ment now for a sitting. Only 40 more days until
Christmas.
C 0 U I’ O N
upon» will give you
one S x l J enlargem ent from your bent
negative or a one dollar credit on a
dozen 4 x 6 photograph*.
One coupon given with each Him
brought In for development at
S IE M E N S STUDIO
Phone 361
Orenham, Oregon
Siemen ’s Studio
Gresham
Phone 361
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