T l 'E S I H T.
MARCH
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VICTORY
WOOD
of all kinds
COAL and B K IQ l’ E T S
G resham F uel Co.
Office 10il
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Sandy War Veteran
Succumbs to Illness
T he V ictory circle of the E v an
gelical W om en’s union w ill m eet at
th e hom e of Mrs. C harles Soder- i
quist on T hursd ay afternoon. Mar. |
15, a t 2 o'clock. M embers and
Alex. Gray, aged 35 years, late of
< friends a re cordially invited to at-
Sandy, Oregon, died on W ednesday,
I tend.
M arch 7, and was buried Saturday
A n O rth o Spray
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H7tf/ get mussed up with Lime and Sulphur?
This clean-up oil will do the work better and
cheaper. Call at the cannery and be convinced.
Now is tin* time to spray the fruit trees to kill the
moss scale and aphids.
The Berry Growers Packing Co.
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HELPFUL TERMS
or ym tine assistance when needed’most
OO often death conies
with unexpected sud-
deness. A family is
taken aback by the em er
gency. There is little or
n o t i m e for decision.
Moreover, the occasion
finds the family finances
in bad shape.
T
n erai se rv ic e s --in
St. M ichael's
ch u rch w here requiem high m ass
was celebrated. T he deceased is
survived by his widow. Mrs. Mil
dred Gray, his p are n ts Mr. and Mrs.
P atric k G ray, two b ro th ers Ray
mond and Ted, and a siste r Mrs.
Isab ell Wolf, all of Sandy.
Mr. G ray's death took place at
th e United S tates v eteran s' hospi
tal at W alla W alla, W ashington,
from tu b ercu lo sis, from w hich he
had been ' a sufferer for four
m onths past. He was an overseas
man, having entered th e service in
1918. On his a rriv a l in F ra n ce he
was put a t the front and w as in the
M euse-A rgonne offensive.
After
th is b attle he w as rep o rted m issing
but was la ter found to have been
gassed and w as in a base hospital
He retu rn ed home sh o rtly afte r the
signing of the arm istice. He was
m arried last May to Miss Mildred
Bosholm of Sandy.
Sandy Man Succum bs to Apoplexy
Joseph A. Albel, 54, died last
night about m idnight, a t the fam ily
hom e at Sandy from a sudden a t
tack of apoplexy. He suffered
stro k e of p ara ly sis six years ago
and it is th o u g h t had never e n tire
ly recovered from its effects. He
is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Elsie Albel, and a son W illiam
F u n eral arran g e m en ts a re in the
hands of the G ates F u n eral Home.
TROUTDALE
A home ta le n t play will be given
at th e T ro u td ale city hall on F ri
day evening, March 16, a t 8 o'clock
under th e auspices of th e T ro u t
dale P aren t-T each er association.
The nam e of the b u rlesq u e is, “V al
entine V inegar Vaudeville Agency
a m ost suggestive title of som e
th in g rich along th e line of com
edy. T he proceeds of the e n te r
tain m en t w ill be used for th e w ork
ca rrie d on by th e P.-T. A.
H enry J . Jacobson
Manager
T he new D ahlia,
I lien it is the Jacobson Service Plan proves
of genuine assistance. It adjusts itself to the
family need. It serves regardless of circum
stance. Thus, it is both helpful and ready to
assist when needed most. IT SERVES.
"Pride of Gresham”
o rig in a ted by E ls a Suhr. A won-
derful flower, should be ln every :
garden.
$3.50 per bulb
T rem endous reduction
o u r sh ru b s.
DEPENDABLE FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Foster Road at 91st Street
DAY or NIGHT
Lady A ssistant
S U n set 1821
for E c o n o m ic a l
This Car
has been carefully
checked and recon
d itio n e d w h ere
necessary
V Motor
v Radiator
v R ea r Axle
V Transmission
v Starting
V Lighting
v Ignition
V Battery
nz Tires
az Upholstery
vT op
V Fenders
v Finish
Look
T rees,
F r u it
T rees,
we have thoroughly
reconditioned a used car, we
attach a red “ O. K .” tag to
the radiator cap.
This tag certifies th at the vi
tal units of the car have been
gone over completely by ex
pert mechanics and put in
condition to give thousands
of miles of additional serv
ice. It takes all the “guess
w ork’’out of used car buying.
Look for this tag when you buy a
used car—for it is your guarantee
of quality and value!
Shearer Chevrolet Co.
Gresham, Ore.
Q U A L IT Y
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Hie perfect food foe growing children. Even when
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fond of crisp,
golden brown tasty toast. Tender, tempting . . . ,|wa£
ta W e ^ T 8^ f
Whenf made electrically, right at the
able. The fragrance of it prepares you for the de-
on ° t o „ Î aVF ™ Mndwichea or "earned delicacies served
n toast. Enjoy an electric toaster at your own table.
During March . . . Our Special Offer
Westinghouse
Turnover Toaster
only ¿1.00 D O W N and
¿1.29 a month foe 4 montfw
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O urlng M arch O n ly . .
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PORTLAND
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 7
The "Double Seven” cam p cook-1
ery club of W ilkes school w as u n
Plants, Perennials.
able to hold its reg u lar m eeting
Friday on account of the rain. The
Rock Plants, 10c
boys decided th a t it would be m orel
D ah lia B u lb s reduced.
p le asa n t to bake potatoes and m ake
gravy on a clea r day.
Roses, 2 -year bushes
all leading va rie tie s
The W ilkes Busy flee Sewing
$3.50 dozen
club held Its reg u la r m eeting F riday
and th e g irls ail evinced much en
Suhr’s Flower Farm thusiasm .
B utts & Company have finished
lla se Line Road, Mile E a s t of
12-Mile C orner.
clearin g th e two acres south of the
P hone 724
school, th u s very m aterially im
A ddress a t T ro u td ale, Oregon, fo r! proving th e school grounds and en -j
I free < at.ilog.
larg in g th e playing space.
Mr. and Mrs. H enry B arger, Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. T eg art, Mr. and
Mrs. T. C. M illar and Mrs. S. B. i
T r a n s p o r ta tio n
H all attended the d istric t m eeting ]
of th e E astern S tar a t G resham on
T uesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike G rasal and
th ree ch ild ren , recen tly m ade th e I
400-inile trip from
U niontow n, j
W ashington, by autom obile. They
are now living in the Mason house
on the B arr road.
Otto Nelson, who resides on th e I
B arker road, plans to engage in th e j
poultry business on an extensive
scalp and lias erected »»large, mod
ern p o ultry house.
Mrs. J. E. Nelson and son W ayne J
attended th e perform ance F riday
evening of the Duffy players, "T ake
My Advice” at the Music Box.
F ranz Ehelebe is planting w aln u t J
and peach trees on his tra c t of land
in tin B arker road.
Mrs. Luigul DeThory, who has |
been
suffering
with
stom ach
trouble, has gone to San F ran cisco |
to co n su lt a specialist. Mr. De-
Phory accom panied his wife and
plans to stay until she m aterially )
mproves.
The friends of Mr. and Mrs.
T heodore Butzer w ere grieved to I
learn of th e death of th e ir infant [
dau g h ter, E lizabeth, and extend j
th e ir sym pathy to th e bereaved
parent».
S hade
JACOBSON CO.
on
Mrs. H illeary cam e to th is placd in
the early 70's. She had been in act
ive work In th is com m unity un til a
few days before her death, having
atten d ed a few of th e late evangel
istic m eetings a t th e F ree Method
ist ckurch. G randm a H illeary was
loved by all who knew her. She is
survived by a son
H illeary
of D am ascus, and a daughter, Mrs.
S. E. Brown of Cascade Locks, also
a sister, Mrs. G. W. H illeary and a
b ro th er E ugene La From boys of
Omak, W ashington. F u n eral s e r
vices w ere held a t the C hurch of
B reth ren in D am ascus, w ith in te r
m ent in the D am ascus cemetery,
S. G. Fahnestock of P o rtlan d of
ficiated.
8. S. D allas, n ea r D am ascus, has
planted 14 acres of fran q u ette
w alnuts recently.
T he first of la st week Mr. and
Mrs. C. C. Dodd received about 800
W hite Leghorn chickens from C al
ifornia.
The Boynton-M cpaniel ranch is
having about 14 acres of filberts
planted by lgg Van Tier Born, ill
b ert specialist, of Grenco.
S everal people from Dam ascus
attended “The H ouse of a T hou
sand T h rills”, the ju n io r class play,
at G resham last F riday night. Ev
eryone reported it a real good play
and w ell acted.
Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Vose, Mrs
G regory, Dr. and Mrs. A lfred Skip-
pen visited th e Boyntons Sunday
afternoon.
E dw in Boynton w ent on the m ilk
ro u te w ith Mr. D rake and C harles
Sunday.
You ere invited
lo attend a
demonrtratton
o f expert
toaet making
B e rry !
PO W ERM
ELECTRIC 5 T 0 R e '“ V’*
Phone 801
E L E C T R IC B L D Q ,
Powell St.
Gresham
Telephone us pour order and we will
deliver pour toaster at once
! here is no
Performance like
Chiysler7T Performance
Pleasant View Avenue
Mrs. C harles H ornecker has been
ill with a condition b o rd erin g on
pneum onia.
Mrs. Ben H alstead has been on
the sick list for several days past.
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. P resto n of
S pringdale and Mrs. E lia Hudson
of P o rtland wpre T h u rsd ay dinner
guests at th e home o f Mr. and Mrs.
W alter Edelm an. Mrs. Hudson is
Mrs. E delm an's aunt.
Mr. and Mrs. W alter Edelm an
and ch ild ren were d in n er guests
S atu rd ay of Mr. and Mrs. L. C.
D unlap of P ortland
Mr. and Mrs. W illard Bliss and
children of P leasant View avenue,
and Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Bradley and
Mr. and Mrs. Law rence Bradley of
D am ascus ate Sunday dinner with
Mr. and Mrs. H T. McCullough.
C. N T aylor is Improving the
ap p earan ce of his place by a new
fence acro ss the front and th e se t
ting o ut of a large v ariety of
shrubs.
Mrs, P earl H arpole of P o rtlan d
was a Sunday visitor a t the home of
her sister. Mrs. Ben H alstead.
Mr. and Mrs. W alter Edelm an
will e n te rta in thp P leasan t Valley
grange card party on T hursday
evening, March 15.
Demonstration W ill Prove it to You
There is a new performance
«weening the Land— C h ry
sler “ 72” performance— od -
•oleting everything in its
field today as completely as
did the first Chrysler four
years ago.
75 horsepower from an en
gine of surprisingly small
size for such capa
capabilities,
through Chrysle ers special
genius in design
n and
ana pre
pre-
cision manufacturing.
72 miles and more an hour
— now m ade still more
smoothly, more easily be
cause of t h e coun (rru righted
7-hearing crankshaft.
In traffic. It whisks to the
fore in a way that out-Chry-
slers even Chrysler. M o u n
tain grades lite ra lly m elt
before it.
You owe It to yourself to
know this superb Chrysler
p erfo rm an ce. A d e m o n
stration entails no other
obligation.
N e w C h ry s le r “ R e d -H a a d ” B e
g in * — designed to taka fu ll ad
vantage of high-comprettion g at,
giving 12% greater torque w ith
g re a te r speed, p o w e r a n d h il l -
clim bing a b ilitn tta n d a rd equip-
m ent on a ll hotly m tidelt of the
1 1 2 h . b. Im p e r ia l " 8 0 ,” a lte
s ta n d a rd on the roadsters, a n d
a v a ila b le a t slig h t e x tra cost
for other body types, of the "ti3“
and "7 2 . "
I
f
lu ttrio u t N e w C h rysler " 7 2 ” —
w n -p e s s e n g e rC o u p e l w ith m m .
ble seat), f 1 5 4 5 | R o y a l Sedan,
f l S 9 5 | s p o r t R o a d s te r ( w i t h
ru m b le seat), | 1 5 9 5 t Four-pasa-
enger C o u p e , |1 5 9 5 i T o w n
Be J l a a n n , , $ t l 16
6 9 9 8 S | |C
C c o n ve rtib ie C o up e
w i t h r u m b le s e a t), g l7 4 S t
T o w n Sedan, 1 1 7 9 5 .
A ll prit et f. o. b. Detroit, subject
to c u r re n t P e d e ra l e x c ite ta x .
Chrysler dealers are in position
to extend the convenience of lim e
payments.
(UJW
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
H IL L SV IE W
Lui S tab ler and d au g h ter Eda
and Miss L ula Deu«cble left T u es
day for th e ir home In Boonville,
Missouri, afte r a tw o-w eeks’ visit
with th e ir cousins Mr. and Mrs.
Dave S tabler. The v isito rs spent
-om e tim e with relatives in A ri
zona and In Los Angeles. P asadena,
Stockton and Redding, California,
before com ing here, but of all the
places visited they liked Oregon
best.
I* r a n d s Mickelson h as re tu rn e d |
DODGE PARK
The cement foundation has been from P ort A ngeles, W ashington,
j w here he has been em ployed for
poured for the new cottage to be the past six m onths in the pap er
erected by H ans Koch on the th ree ¡m ill.
ac re tra c t wlPch he recen tly p u r
chased of W alter Jones, now In
»’DWELL VALLEY
Hollywood. .
The reg u lar m eeting of the Pow-
E lectric lights were tu rn ed on e'l Valley P arent-T eat her asso cia
F riday In th e Dodge P ark neigh tion will be held F riday evening at
T he business
Your m oney’s w orth In th e ad borhood w ith nearly all resid en ts the schoolhouse.
i tak in g advantage of th e o p p o rtu n i .sessio n will be followed by a p ro
v ertisem en ts in the O utlook today. ty
gram and refresh m en ts.
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Aewberg P ark in g C a .
G resham