Gresham outlook., May 15, 1928, Page 5, Image 5

ÎT ESD A Y ,
MAY
15,
192s
UKESHAM
LUSTED
NEWS FROM MANY NEIGHBORHOODS
CEDAR
Mrs. A. C. A lthaus and daughter,
Miss H elen A lthaus, w ere th e
g u ests of th e fo rm er's p are n ts, Mr.
an d Mrs. E. B. W illiam s from
W ednesday u n til S atu rd ay on a
trip th ro u g h th e W illam ette valley.
T he m ain object of th e ja u n t w as a
v isit du rin g study h o u rs to th e
Oregon S tate college a t C orvallis
and th e sta te u niversity a t Eugene.
T he en tire trip w as a m ost enjoy­
ab le one. Miss A lthaus p lans to
e n te r th e U niversity of Oregon next
S eptem ber.
T he laet m eeting for th e y ear of
th e L usted P aren t-T each er asso-
i ciation will be held F riday evening
at 8 o’clock, preceding th e eighth
g rad e g rad u atin g exercises. At the
LYNCH
A free clinic for ch ild ren under business m eeting to be held a t th a t
school age w ill be held a t the tim e th e election of officers for the
Lynch schoolhouse T h u rsd ay a f­ I com ing year w ill tak e place. Ice
ternoon a t 1:30 o'clock, u n d er th e cream and cake w ill be served at
auspices of th ^ P aren t-T ea ch e r a s ­ th e close of th e program . Ladies
sociation. F re e exam ination and are req u ested to bring cake.
Mabel Brink has been selected to
te sts will be m ade by, good doctors,
n u rses and a s sista n ts, fu rn ish ed by rep rese n t th e L usted Sew ing club
th e county h ea lth
dep artm en t. a t th e sum m er school to be held at
Mrs. F red W. Sm ith, w hose phone C orvallis in June. T he g irls are
is SU nset 4842, w ill provide tr a n s ­ now th ro u g h w ith th e ir w ork for
portation for those who have no , the sum m er. Mrs. L illian Goger is
J the leader for th is club. The
m eans of conveyance.
j m oney raised for sending the dele-
A dvertising speeds up business. 1 gate to th e sum m er school has been
j secured by th e aid of candy sales
' and silv er teas.
Miss Mabel B aker, a stu d en t at
the Oregon S tate N orm al, sp en t the
week-end a t home.
T he Cooking club g irls and boys,
w ith th e ir leader, Mrs. E dith Bram,
enjoyed a picnic F rid ay aftern o o n
in th e L usted grove.
T he m em bers of th e Top Notch
Calf club a re p lan n in g a program
for S atu rd ay evening, Ju n e 3, at
the C ottrell schoolhouse. T he p ro ­
ceeds will be used to help tak e
th eir stock to th e sta te fair. T here
are now 19 m em bers in th is club,
live of whom are g irls.
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years of service
is only a starting point
/» rB u iC K ” Skilled engineering
and rugged construction make it
the m ost durable o f m otor cars!
Keep in mind when buying your new car, that more than
three-quarters o f all the Buick cars produced in the last
twenty-five years are still serving their owners.
POWELL VALLEY
T he la st m eeting for th e y ear of
the Pow ell V alley P aren t-T each er
association will be held F riday eve­
ning a t th e schoolhouse and will
precede the g rad u a tin g exercises of
the eighth grade pupils. All m em ­
b ers a re asked to be present.
The reg u la r m eeting of th e L u th er
L eague will be held a t th e hom e of
Mrs. O. F. Lind S atu rd ay evening.
All m em bers are requested to be
p resen t.
Buick endures— Buick stays young— Buick stands up and
gives its best over a longer period than any other car—
because it is endowed with an extra-rugged double-drop
frame — Buick’s world-famous Sealed Chassis and Triple-
Sealed Engine— and the most nearly perfect oiling system
ever developed —
Y ou’ll prefer Buick because it leads in beauty and luxury:
and you’ll prefer it, too, because it is the most durable o f
cars— and therefore the most paying investment.
AU Buick models have Lovejoy H ydraulic shock
absorbers, fron t an d rear, as standard equipment
S E D A N S $1195 to $1995
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C O U P E S $1195 to $1850
SPO R T M O D ELS $1195 to $1525
A ll p r ic tt f . o. b. Flint, M ich., g i r t trtim rn l ta x to be a d Jed.
1 he G .M .A .C . fin an ce p lan , the m o tt den rable, u ava ila b le.
Walter W. Metzger
G resham
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FOR EVERY
MOTOR CAR
OUTLOOK, GRESHAM, ORISON
'FRANK E. ANDREW S
FDR JOINT SENATOR
THE PROPOSED PENINSULA
BRIDGE at St. JOHNS
Is Necessary to the Development of
Portlands Great Industrial Section
It's betw een A ndrew s and North
for jo in t rep resen tativ e, M ultno­
m ah and C lackam as counties, on
the republican ticket next Friday.
F ra n k E. A ndrew s is really a
P o rtlan d m an though he lives ju st
acro ss th e line in Clackam as coun­
ty. He say s th a t in th e leg islatu re
or any o th e r field of endeavor bis
program is for the fu rth e r im prove­
m ent and expansion of ag ricu ltu re,
for a m ore extensive and sound in ­
d u stria l grow th, and for better
m ark etin g facilities .
Mr. A ndrew s is a d irecto r of the
Cham ber of ■ Com merce and has
been its president.
He is stro n g ly indorsed by the
Oregon City E n terp rise.
The Oregon Voter gives a very
carefu l an aly sis of the tw o men
from whom th e voters w ill be
called on to choose next Friday.
It says:
“T he men a re opposed in type,
A ndrew s m aking decision prom ptly
is definite and positive in attitu d e,
w ith a knack of ta k in g hold of a
situ atio n p erso n ally and firm ly:
Colonel N orth, on th e o th er hand,
is m ore cau tio u s in com m itting
him self, relish es a position of in ­
fluence r a th e r th an a task to exe­
cute, and m ore inclined to use his
legislative w eight as an im pedi­
m ent to legislation th a t is obnox­
ious to him. th an to use It aggres-
ively on behalf of other m easures.
"A ndrew s is outspoken—to an
ex tent th a t has tended to cre ate the
im pression th a t his views a re su ­
perficial and do not reflect m atu re
thought. T his opinion does him an
injustice.
H is eager enthusiasm
and ru stlin g energy push him fo r­
w ard—in word and action. He
qualifies for th e jo in t re p re se n ta ­
tive position th ro u g h p ro p erty ow n­
ersh ip in C lackam as county.”
DAMASCUS
Miss N ellie Reed, who has spent
20 years In A frica as a m issionary,
Oregon City
SALES AND SERVICE
A STANDARD O IL PRODUCT will speak W ednesday evening at
th e
D am ascus F re e M ethodist
church. Miss Reed w ill have w ith
jA r E c o n o m ic a l T r a n ip o r la tia n
h er m any of h er cu rio s, am ong
w hich is the skin of a 25-foot
python, a very d angerous snake of
A frica. E veryone is co rd ially in ­
vited to atten d .
E lizabeth T re n ary of L ents spent
th e w eek-end w ith Olive P reston.
Miss P resto n planned to accom pany
Miss T re n ary hom e for a few days.
Miss T re n ary is a Junior at F ra n k ­
lin high, P ortland.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bow erm an
and d au g h ters Hazel, E thel and
E velyn visited Sunday w ith Mr.
B ow erm an’s bro th er, R. W. Bower-
m an, who has been quite 111, at In ­
gram Islan d , Oregon.
D am ascus lost the p ractice game
w ith C arver, 13-12. C a rv e r’s team
w as m ade up of six H atto n s, two
E ck a rts, and one Miller. T he D a­
m ascus team w as m ade up of
A lbert H offm eister, Ja c k H am lin,
A. E. Peake, V ayne S toll, Bill and
Oren L ingle, Bill W eise, H erb ert
Mulienhoff, and Sm ith.
Mrs. Em m a H opper and son
H ow ard of G resham attended the
services a t the F re e M ethodist
ch u rch Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. C hapm an of
P o rtlan d visited a t th e D rake home
Sunday.
It has been announced th a t the
program to be given a t th e Church
of th e B reth ren on Sunday, May 20,
Wherever the Bigger and Better
o f genuine, long-lasting Duco
has been postponed. T h e d ate will
Chevrolet is driven, it is singled
—they rival the costliest custom
be announced later.
out for attention and comment.
creations . . . not only in b ril­
Mr. and Mrs. Simon H uddle have
liance
o
f
execution,
but
in
a
new 1927 Ford sedan.
Its low-swung bodies are built
T he Misses Lola and C lara Lingle
richness
and
completeness
of
by Fisher, with all the mastery
sp en t Sunday w ith th e ir paren ts,
appointments as well.
in design and craftsmanship for
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. L ingle. Miss
w h ic h th e F ish er nam e is
L ola L ingle w orks in P o rtlan d In
Truly, the Bigger and Better
th e L a u re lh u rst d istric t and Miss
famous. Beautifully beaded and
Chevrolet is a car to be proud of
C lara L ingle in th e Y. W. C. A. In
paneled . . . stream-lined on a
wherever you go. Visit our
S eattle.
wheelbase o f 107 inches . . .
a car to be proud of
wherever you go
and finished in gorgeous colors
show room today—and learn
for yourself whatagreatcaritis!
T h e Roadster or T o u rin g , . . $ 4 9 5
I he Coach
$585
T h e C oupe.................................$ 5 9 5
T h e S e d a -............' . .................. $ 6 7 5
Convertible Sport Cabriolet . $ 6 9 5
The Im perial Landau............. $ 7 1 5
U tility T ru c k .........$495
(CheuM OMr)
Light Delivery . . . . $375
Money Savers
Men's blue work s h irts 69 ce n ts;
d ress sh irts, co llars attach ed 98c;
m en’s o v eralls $1 29; 36-lnch bath
tow els 19c. tw o for 35c. Alys-
w orth & M artin.—Adv.
'Chassis Only)
FUEL
A U p ric c i /. a. A. F lint, M ichigan
Shearer Chevrolet Co.
GRESHAM. OREGON
Q U A L IT Y
AT
L O_W
WOOD of all kinds
COAL, best grades
BRIQUETS, Diamond
We are ready to ta k e storage
o rd ers at sum m er prices.
PROMPT SERVICE
CO ST
PAU8 FIVE
Gresham Fuel Co.
Office I Si I
Pboaee
Res. t i l
At p reseu t in th a t d istric t th e re a re in d u stries valued at betw een $40,000.000 and $50,-
000,000 w ith a m onthly payroll of m ore th a n $1,000,000. D evelopm ent of th is are a would
m ean m ore factories, m ore w ork, m ore p ay ro lls and m ore m oney d istrib u ted throughout
P o rtland.
No tax b u rd en —th e in crease would be but a scan t 54 m ill p er $1 assessed valuation.
T he average hom e ow ner In P o rtlan d pays less th an $50 a y ear on his home. This m eans
th a t his tax in crease for th e bridge would be less th an 50 cents.
E xpense of o p eratin g the p rese n t ferry , about $80,000 a year, would be elim inated,
fu rth e r reducing th e cost to th e taxpayer.
D evelopm ent of th is g re a t a re a would bring in new tax ab le p roperty sufficient to m ore
th a n pay for th e bridge.
T he $4,260,000 asked for in th e bond m easu re covers ev ery th in g —co n stru ctio n, engineer­
ing, approaches, rights-of-w ay, etc. T h ere will be no call for m ore money.
A vote for th e bridge w ill be a vote for a g re a te r and m ore pro sp ero u s P ortland.
will be a profitable investm ent. Vote
It
12 X For the Bonds
Primary Election May 18, 1928
(P a id adv. by P rn inH u la B ridge C o m m ittee )
ROCKWOOD
Mr. and Mrs. Axel W allin e n te r­
tained Mrs. S. L. Johnson and Miss
Mildred Johnson a t d in n er S a tu r­
day evening. L ater some friends
called to spend th e evening. Among
those p resen t w ere Mr. and Mrs.
Mertz of P o rtlan d and dau g h ter,
Mrs. P a rk e r, of Chicago.
T he Rockwood ball team beat
Lynch Sunday, 18 to 7.
The sto rk lias been busy around
Rockwood p resen tin g Mr. and Mrs.
Reeves (nee F ran ces G rim shaw )
w ith tw in boys, Mr. and Mrs. O scar
W alin, of G resham , form er Rock­
wood resid en ts, w ith a girl.
Over 50 m em bers of the R ock­
wood g ran g e and th e ir friends
gath ered at th e home of Dr. and
Mrs. C. L. H aynes la st T uesday for
a p arty . Mrs. Maude L andes gave
a piano solo, Mrs. I) ,K. Young
sang, and Mrs. J. B. Sm ith w histled
and sang a t th e sam e tim e, which
was considered very u n u su al by
those p resen t. Mrs. W atson told
the fortune of th e en tire com pany.
Two stu n ts w ere introduced the
first th a t of m aking a p ictu re on
cardboard w ith gum for w hich first
prize w ent to Mrs. George T hom p­
son. In the second a crep e paper
dressing contest, Mrs. C ,L. Iiuynes
ju d g ed the best dressed model, and
Mr. Leady won second prize. Lunch
was served a t m idnight.
Portland’s
Electrical
Shopping
Center
The Portland Electric Power Company’s Home
The Electric Building
At Broadway and Alder Streets
Is In the very heart of the huNlneNH (llHtrlct.
The Electric Store on the F irst Floor is
Portland's Electrical Shopping Center.
W ithin one to three blocks of nearly all the
principal stores, shops, hotels, banks,
restaurants and theaters.
Street cars right to the door from every
part of the city, for single fare and tra n s­
fer.
Principal railway ticket offices, and Inter-
urban railw ays and stage term inals
easily accessible.
The te ac h ers of Rockwood school
en tertain ed th e m o th ers of the dis­
tric t on F rid a y afternoon, w ith a
very enjoyable M others' Day p ro ­
g ram .
Mrs .Altm an read a poem of w el­
come which she had w ritten in
which every m other was nam ed, In
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BLeCTW C $ u <
alphabetical o rder. Thp children
of g rades th re e and four executed
a very n eat drill to the m usic of
The Tin Pan P arad e and then sang
the song. T he boys of th e four
u pper g rad es san g “W onderful
M other of M ine” and d istrib u ted
flowers to ail th e m others. The
g irls of th e seventh and eighth
g rades recited poem s in p raise of
ANNUAL TANKHEATER SALE
m other. L ucille A yres recited a
poem en titled “ When F a th e r S ta rts
to Shave." Mrs. D onald M ulcare
sang "L ittle M other O' Mine.” A
very unique display greeted the
g u ests on th e ir a rriv a l, th e b lack ­
board being covered w ith pictures
B alance 50c a w eek w ith gas bill
of all th e m o th ers present. As this
had been done w ithout th e ir know l­
edge and as som e of the p ictu res
had been tak en m any m oons ago,
the resu lt w as su rp risin g and very
hum orous.
The Rockwood P aren t-T each er
Slzlli A Salm on
HK. 7611
association will hold a Daddy's Day
program in th e school F rid ay eve­
Staples Optical Has In Saudy.
ning, May 18. Ail th e daddys of the i and Mrs. Alonzo R adford and chil-
i 'Iren, F ra n k B lackburn, Mr. and
The la rg e optical bus of the
d istric t are urged to come.
V aughn McCann has enlisted In Mrs. Joe i ’aldo, W illiam Caido, I S taples O ptical com pany la in
Sandy W ednesday and T hursday,
th e United S tates navy. He is a Mrs. 8. B. Splaw n, Mr. and Mrs. I May 16 and 17. T his is a com plete
m em ber of the p resen t year g ra d u ­ ' Ray W ilkenson and Mr. and Mrs. office w ith w aiting room. An ex­
p ert optician will te st your eyes,
atin g class of G resham Union high H arvey W atkina.
Ray W atkins w as hom e from rep a ir broken lenses and fit new
school.
Scappoose Sunday for a v isit w ith ones scientifically to your eyes.
P rices a re reaso n ab le.—Adv.
th
e hom e folks.
SANDY BLUFF
Mr. and Mrs. Ja ck M antor of
Buick Bargain.
J. H. W eeks of th e L usted d is­
P
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visited
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C.
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p
o rt T ouring, fully equip­
tric t w as given a happy b irthday
su rp rise Sunday. T hose p a rtic ip a t­ kenson fam ily over the week-end. ped and g u aranteed. $350. W W.
Metzger or W illiam Booth, Oreeh*
ing in the b irth d ay d inner w ere Mr.
New things under "Claeelfled."
am, phone 1801.—Adv.
PORTLAND
COMPANY
Portland Gas & Coke Co.