Gresham outlook., May 22, 1928, Page 3, Image 3

TUESDAY,
MAY 22,
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(¡RFSHAM
OUTLOOK,
GRESHAM. OREOOS
PAGE THREE
T
NEWS FROM MANY NEIGHBORHOODS i
PLEASANT HOME
ä ä ' ä ä
• n te rta ln the "B lues" at
’ ä
picnic
Wilkes School Ends Fairview School Has
With Fine Program Farewell Luncheon
/t
;
a
4 T hursday, May 24, at th e home of
G
N asshahn. beginning at 11
plom as. Miss E dith Baker. who
__ o’clock. It is hoped by the “ B lues’’
VICTORY
has been th e p rin cip al of th e L u st­
E ighth grade g rad u atio n e x e r­
A farew ell luncheon was given I
T he V ictory school closed F rid ay ed school for th e p ast five years, th a t th e ’’R eds’’ w ill be good p ro ­
_
viders an d e n te rta in e rs. Because cises w ere held at the W ilkes T h ______
u rsd ay . __
for ____
the ____
F airview
eighth
w ith a neighborhood picnic in w ill teach next year a t G ladstone. | of
th is picnic th e B ap tist Ladies school T h u rsd ay evening. May 17. grade g rad u ates by th eir m others
Flem ing grove. T he g rad u a tin g H er place w ill be taken h ere by
class, five in num ber, is the la rg e st Miss L orena W ish art of P o rtlan d . Aid will m eet W ednesday at the Four students. Mildred W alker. Ed- at th e schoolhouse. The guests of
for several years. They are Jo h n Miss Lois T rim ble w ill again have p arso n ag e fo r an aftern o o n of w ard Hogue. Ralph Booth and honor w ere the tw o teach ers who
Joseph t.ereghino received diplo- are leaving. Mrs. Powell form erly
Schenck. W alter A rm strong. A rchie ch a rg e of th e low er grades. As a work.
Mr. and Mrq. C larence Lake and m as. which w ere presented by Mrs. Miss Beryl King, who will accom
Schenck, L ew is D ahl and Jo h n token of th e high re g a rd in w hich
th e board puny her husband Lieut, Powell to
tw o ch ild ren of P o rtlan d a re at th e . V; Ha ’ chaIr,nai1
Ick ler.
Miss B aker is held in th e d istrict,
Oiw ,rfrC,?»rSiii«
. -
H awaii, and Mrs Helen Camp who
Mr. and Mrs. C harles L illie of she w as p resented w ith a handsom e home of Mr. L ake's fath er. F. B.
W. H. Baillie, county club agent, has decided not to teach an o th er
Lake,
for
an
indefinite
stay.
P o rtla n d visited over the' w eek-end gift, Mrs. S. B. Splaw n m aking
Mr. and Mrs. L eonard Nokes who gave the ad d ress to th e class, tak- year. Lunch was served by the
w ith Mr. and Mrs. G. W. A llder.
th e p rese n tatio n in a few w ell-
have
been a t th e hom e of Mrs. mg for his subject. “ Play th e Principal. Mrs R I. T egart to the
Mrs. G eorge A rm strong has been chosen w ords. Miss B aker will be
He 11 g rad u ates. Mrs Camp and Mrs
Nokes'
fath er, A. G. Rich, for some Game,—Be a Good S port."
g rea tly m issed as she has been
ill w ith the grip.
likened life to a baseball gam e, a Powell. Mrs. T eg art and the m oth-
Mrs. B lank and tw o sm all c h il­ prom inent in ch u rch and com m uni- f*m e> m° '’ed to the form er Spiers gam e in w hich each w ants to win ers w ere served by Mrs. Powell,
place at C o ttrell last Monday.
d ren of P o rtlan d w ere w eek-end ty w ork.
and w here o ftentim es the tem p ta- All th e m others w ere p resen t ex-
g u ests of Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n
In connection w ith th e g rad u a t-
!Mr' al1^ •', r s -
i ‘- Nelson called tion com es to rem ain silen t or do cept four and two of those ab sen t
S treb in.
ing exercises F riday evening of- at th e w ,»eeler home Sunday a fte r­ some act not q u ite on the sq u a re provided a su b stitu te. One of the
A. O. Stafford has ren ted th e plow fleers w ere elected for th e com ing I no<’“
Mr' f e e l e r is suffering in o rder to win a p raise or cred it, teach ers. Miss Leah Bourgeois, was
and p a s tu re land of H. W. Cooley. y ear for the Lusted P aren t-T ea ch e r wlt . the skin disease which has so but Mr. Baillie urged all to play unable to be present.
association. Mrs. G race Quinn was te rrib ly afflicted him for th e past th e gam e fair anil square. He told
T here are 11 g rad u ates this year
elected p resid e n t; Miss Ruth Nei-
years.
the m em bers of th e class th a t they from the eighth grade, C h arlo tte
LUSTED
bauer, vice p resid e n t; Miss Lois
M ultnom ah g ran g e will m eet in a r e now on first base and encour- and Nell Hughes, Nellie Zook. Ro-
T he g rad u a tin g exercises of the T rim ble, se c re ta ry ;
Mrs. E dith re g u la r m onthly session at th e hall aged them to continue w ith th e h erta Brooks. S atsuki T aka*. Jean I
eig h th grad e class of th e L usted Bram , tre a su re r.
at O rient S atu rd ay evening, May 26, gam e and reach second and thrril Copeland, Nina Langley, G lenn |
school w ere held F rid ay evening, a t
1 he used car that serves you most satisfactorily— that
A tra c k m eet w as held T uesday at S o’clock. At th e last m eeting bases and finally the home plate, Blatr, C larence B arnett, Louis Bat-
w hich tim e four pupils. John Quay,
th e tim e w as changed from 10:30 ever striv in g for the best.
tlleg a and Raymond U lrich. Glenn I
H arry Radford, W illiam N ew lands at th e L usted school w hich w as a. m. to S p. m. for th e sum m er
gives
you th«^ most transportation for your money__
C orliss (G randpa) Bulger, kept Blair is the president of the class,
and L ola Splaw n, received th e ir di- well attended and full of in te rest m onths.
the audience convulsed w ith laugh- Tile g rad u atin g exercises will he
C ontesting w ith th e Powell Valley
naturally offers the greatest used car value.
Friday, May 25, has been desig­ te r with his carto o n s and rapid lire held th is evening in the auditorium I
school, L usted won 131 points and
Pow ell V alley 68. Jo h n Quay, high nated as “C lean-up Day" for th e of talk. Lewis C. Fabian, known as of th e schoolhouse. The G resham
Go to the Buick dealer. H e offers a wide selection o f
point boy for th e L usted school P lea san t Home cem etery. T he plan “L ittle P lay m ate”, assisted Mr. B ul­ Union high school o rch e stra will I
won th e boys’ p en n a n t w ith 20 is th a t th e w o rk ers sh all m eet at ger and helped to furnish p a rt of play. T he welcome will be given
makes
and models in his used car stock.
by Nellie Zook .T h e presen tatio n
points. He w as also presen ted 9 a. m., equipped w ith scythes, th e fun.
Mr.
Bulger
is
a
stro
n
g
believer
of
the
class
token
will
be
m
ade
by
sickles,
rak
es,
fork,
etc.
Each
p
e
r­
w ith a jackknife. E dna Splaw n
12 hoyrs for 15c
His prices are fair— based on the actual resale worth
w ith 25 points, won for th e g irls son is expected to bring a lunch ill the potency of a smile, a hearty Nell Hughes, and the farew ell by
Nina Langley. School will close
and w as presen ted w ith a box of for th e noon hour. Coffee, cream , hand clasp and a cheery “hello.”
of
the car in question. And he will tell you the true
Short plays, songs and re c ita ­ with a picnic at P eninsula park
statio n ery . The L usted g irls' b ase­ and su g a r will be fu rn ish ed by the
$3.50 per month
tions
w
ere
given
by
pupils
of
the
Friday.
May
25.
The
year
has
been
|
condition
o f any car he offers for sale. H e is always
ball team defeated th e Pow ell Val ladies of th e M ethodist church. This
very satisfacto ry and successful.
ley g irls 14 to 5. P icnic lunch was is a very w orthy p ro ject and should n term ed iate and p rim ary rooms.
careful to guard his high reputation in the community.
W ilkes school held a picnic at The atten d an ce has been much b et-I
H ours 7 A. M. to 7 P. M.
have th e cooperation and support
enjoyed a t noon
of every lot ow ner and every per L a u re lh u rst p ark Friday, May 18. te r by having the new bus, w hich Is |
Vi lien you buy a used car from your Buick dealer you
on having pride In th e com m unity. T he ch ild ren spent much tim e in operated by George Shaw
Repair Driveways.
250 F ro n t St., betw een Main and
th e play p ark and in w atching the
Now Is th e tim e to rep a ir your This event is sponsored by the sw
know
that it will perform as promised— you know that
ans
on
th
e
pond.
Madison, P o rtlan d , Ore.
Fairview Local«
drivew ays w ith cru sh ed rock or Ladies Aid of th e M ethodist ch u rch
T he m others p rep ared a picnic
Mr. and Mrs. Cleve B unn l e f t !
road gravel. See W alrad & W right w ith Mrs. M ary Miles as ch airm an
you are getting your money’s worth.
of th e com m ittee on arran g e m en ts. d in n er w hich w as eaten under (he W ednesday evening for B urns to |
G resham . Phone 1631.—Adv.
Miss A nna L en u artz arriv ed at ta ll fir tree s and, afte r th e ice visit relativ es and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. John Moller w ent to |
her home Sunday m orning to spend cream , fu rn ish ed by the d istric t
the sum m er. She has been te a c h ­ had d isappeared, Lewis C. F abian, the Des Chutes riv er for a w eek­
P lay m a te”
of
C orliss end cam ping and fishing trip . Mr.
ing in the high school at F erdinand, "L ittle
l-LINI, MICHIGAN—DIVISION OF GLNIRAL MOTORS CORPORATION
(G randpa) B ulger, gave a very In­ and Mrs. Ira Brooks and son B url, I
Idaho,
stru
ctiv
e
talk
on
hom
ing
pigeons.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H
arry
Brooks,
Jam
es
,
L illie R ybnick, who is confined at
her hom e w ith w hat is rep o rted to He told of th e ir habits, constancy, B urlingam e and Eiiwin B urlingam e
be typhoid fever, is said to be long flights and th e p a rt they play ­ wen to the sam e locality recently,
given by th e
ed in helping to win the W orld w ar. w here they visited relativ es anil
som ew hat im proved.
ARBOLEDA COMMUNITY CLUB
The senior ch o ir will m eet a t the At th e close of his ta lk he released enjoyed the salm on fishing w hich is |
(ires hum
SALES AND SERVICE
Oregon City
M ethodist p arso n ag e F rid ay eve­ a num ber of th e birds, eight of rep o rted as being fine.
w hich w ere experienced c a rrie rs , i A p arty w as given May 15 in
ning for p ractice.
w
hile
a
num
ber
w
ere
young
ones
honor
of
(he
birthday
of
Mrs.
D. T. W illiam s w as a v isito r at
Copeland.
T w enty-one I
the home of Rev. and Mrs. Oliver th a t w ere released for the first A rth u r
Gill Sunday follow ing th e church tim e. T hese birds belong to th e guests w ere present to enjoy the
S p erry Flour com pany’s loft and It p leasant evening.
She received |
services.
T he m em bers of the G ran t Sloop w as th ro u g h th e courtesy of th is m any nice gifts.
D ance, Couple 754
C ards, Couple 504
A g rea t many of the Fairview I
fam ily celeb rated the b irth d ay a n ­ com pany th at those atten d in g the
g ran g e rs
attended
Pomona
at
niv ersary of E sth e r Sloop Sunday. picnic w ere accorded th is treat.
' Rockwood. All reported a line time.
Besides th e m em bers of the fam ily.
Miss E dna R. C arlyle, who has
Mr. and Mrs. F ran k M cIntyre
DICK JOHNSON, Prop.
Powell St.
Mrs. M cLaughlin and d a u g h te r " ta u g h t th e in term ed iate g rades at
and fam ily are moving into the old |
Ruth of P o rtlan d w ere guests.
the W ilkes school for th e p ast two F airview hotel for th e sum m er.
years, has accepted a position in
at your service with the /test of Service
The Rev. E. R. D. H ollensted left I
SICKLY BOY, 7, GAINS
15 POUNDS— FATHER HAPPY The D alles school for next y ear at for T ulsa, O klahom a, T h u rsd ay
"My boy, 7, w ould not eat. I gave a su b stan tia l ra ise in salary . She evening to attend a ch u rch co n fe r­
ROCKWOOD GRANGE HALL
him Vinol and th e way he eats and will teach the second grade. Miss ence. His m any friends wish him
plays now m akes me happy. He Mabel H jo rt has been elected to fill a safe and p leasan t journey. Mrs.
gained 15 pounds.”—J. F. Andres. th e vacancy caused by the re sig n a ­ H ollensted will spend the m onth
visiting friends and relativ es in |
Vinol is a delicious com pound of tion of Miss C arlyle.
T he Rockwood team won th e P ortland.
cod liver peptone, iron, etc. The
J. H. P eterson has bought th e I
very F IR S T b ottle often adds sev­ cham pionship baseball gam e W ed­
by A. G. FR \ KHOLM, i S y e a rs experience
eral pounds w eight to th in children nesday when they crossed hats service statio n know n as th e Briggs I
Mack’s Merry Maids’ 6-piece Orchestra
or ad u lts. N ervous, easily tired, w ith the W ilkes team on th e P a rk - Service statio n at the co rn er of |
Fairview avenue and Sandy boule­
anem ic people a re su rp rised how rose field. The score w as 2 to 1.
S entlem en, 504
REFRESH M EN TS
Ladies, 254
Vinol gives new pep, sound sleep
T he O rient team played W ilkes vard. W. D. Briggs, th e fo rm er I
EVERYBODY WELCOME
and a BIG ap p etite. T astes de­ on the la tte r's field Monday, the ow ner, has moved to 92d and San-1
licious.—G resham D rug Co.—Adv. score w as 1 to 0 in favor of W ilkes. liy, w here he Is op eratin g a service I
W illiam Olney um pired both gam es. 8(t*"°n -
Bert K ronenberg, an old-tim e
Miss Edith Olney spent th e w eek­
end a t Seaside, Oregon, atten d in g resid en t of Fairview , w as visiting
A N D A C C E S S O R IE S
th e an n u al E pw orth League co n ­ w ith friends here on election day.
vention. She was a delegate from Mr. K ronenberg, who still ow ns his
farm on Sandy road .also has prop
th e Rockwood E pw orth League.
Mrs. Alice H attan , who conducts erty in C alifornia w here he resides.
Blue Lake Is planning a big
L in d en h u rst G ardens on the Base
Line road, recently erected a g ree n ­ opening dance S aturday night, to
house 14 x 4 0 feet. Several y ears he given by th e A m erican Legion
QUOTED IN GRESHAM THIS YEAR
ago Mrs. H attan sta rte d in the boys.
Mrs.
Jam
es
A
lger
and
d
au
g
h
ter,
flower business on a sm all scale,
her sto re being know n as B eth ’s Norm a Colleen, who have been vis­
weeks a t sum m er cam p to p rep a re
F low er Shop, hut h er business has iting relativ es In Buhl, Idaho, re ­
SPRINGDALE
them for cadet officers. These s tu ­
outgrow n these sm all q u arte rs. tu rn ed home Monday.
_______
________
Th® S p ringdale Needle club met dents receive rem u n eratio n from
Mrs.
S.
P.
Osborn
of
Osborn
She plans to erect a sto re, which
visiting friends in Idaho I i he t">me of Mra- w
w. W right the governm ent during the two
will be connected w ith th e g ree n ­ road is
W ednesday. T w enty-one m em bers years they tak e advanced work.
house. Mrs. H attan is a m em ber and M ontana on her way to Cln anil 14 children attended.
Mrs.
of th e Base Line Im provem ent club, | clnnati, Ohio, w here she expects to G race Otto from Milwaukie, Oregon, A fter successfully com pleting the
w hich has offered a num ber of visit for several weeks. Mr. Os- was a welcome visitor and also course a t the college stu d en ts re ­
prizes for the best kept and most «»on» and sons Gordon Leonard Mrs. C. Cam pbell from here. H and­ ceive a p erm an ent com m ission In
attractiv e home grounds. Mrs. H at- and Benjy, rem ained a t home and kerchief birthday show ers w ere the reserv e officers corp, if they
tan has offered 12 sc a rle t Geums are hoping the visit will not be too given in honor of Mrs. F ran k C ar­ wish it.
long.
as one of th e prizes.
,
p en ter anil Mrs Dewey C arpenter.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Bell and T R.
A delicious luncheon w as served by M I ( LUUS TO «KT
POWELL
VALLEY
Rowan recen tly sp en t the w eek­
th e hostess.
SPECIAL AWARDS
end at N elscott beach, w hich is near
Miss Nellie A nderson of A ber­
S cholarships to the 1929 session
Lew
is
Nelson
has
gone
to
San
Neskowin. They m ade th e trip by deen .Wash., Is spending a few days
F rancisco, Calif., w here he will of Oregon S tate college sum m er
autom obile and rep o rt the roads in (a t the homes of Mrs. Emil S alte r- visit
school for 4-H clubs have been giv­
for a few weeks.
good condition.
strom and Mrs. Axel Johnson.
en by the County Council of P a r ­
Cecil
P
ounder,
Tom
N
orthw
ay
Mrs. Lee W ills has retu rn ed from
A class of eight pupils w as grad
en t-T each er associations,
which
a w eek’s trip taken w ith her b ro th ­ uated F riday evening from the and Jesse Rogers will begin con­ donates two, and W alrad M ercan­
er-in -law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Powell Valley school. T hose who stru c tin g a fireplace In a new cot­ tile Co. and A. W. M etzger * Co.,
Roy V anderpool of Kelso, W ash­ received th eir diplom as a t th a t tage at C herryville, Oregon, this one each. T hese will he aw arded
ington. They went over th e Pacific tim e w ere Edith Nordblom, A neta week.
at the com ing county fair to the
Miss G race B erney, d au g h ter of two highest scoring boys and the
highw ay as far south as C rescent Read, Nova W illiams, Ruby Arvld-
City. C alifornia, re tu rn in g by way son, Alice Nelson, Myron Noreen Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Berney, was one two highest scoring girls.
of th e Roosevelt highw ay and m ade D elbert C arrell and T heodore Jo h n ­ of the 46 g rad u a tes from the Good
Oilier special prizes have been
Because of the great number of the Bigger
h o rt stops at various points of In­ son. A fine program , well atten d S am aritan hospital n u rses' school. contributed by A ylsw orth & M ar-
and Better Chevrolet« purchased in this
te re st, including N ew port
T
hose
atten
d
in
g
th
e
exercises
from
'
t.n,
ihe L. L. K idder H ardw are Co.,
ed, m arked the close of the y e a r’s
Mr. and Mrs W illiam S paulding work N either Miss Sue H icks nor here w ere Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ber- | g. « P alm quist, C. E. Johnson and
c o m m u n ity, w e have taken in a large
of Yakima, W ash., sp e n t T uesday Miss E lsie Luoto will re tu rn as ney. Raymond Berney. Miss C. th-i W. R. H icks com pany of G resh ­
number of good used cars. Many of these
night a t “The O asis" au to cam p teach ers of the Pow ell Valley Meyer, Mrs. 0 . C. Bates. Mr. and am . besides several from P o rtlan d
cars have been thoroughly inspected and
They were on th e ir way to Cannon school the com ing year. Miss Hicks Mrs. W E. H urt, Mr. and Mrs. Paul firm*.
reconditioned where necessary. T o protect
I Beach w here they conduct a riding will atten d the Oregon sta te n o r­ B osshart, Miss Ruth Berney, Mrs.
the purchaser, the red “ O .K . that counts”
academ y. Mr. S paulding has a con­ m al a t Monmouth. H er place as C harles Berney, Edw ard Berney
ROCKWOOD
tra c t to ren t 20 horses to the gov­ p rin cip al of th e school will be from Oregon S tate college, Miss
tag has been attached to the radiator caps
The
g
rad
u a tin g exercises of the
Leah
Bourgeois,
Miss
B
eatrice
ern m en t to be used at th e N ational filled by Mrs. V. G ladys P artlow of
of these O K ’d cars. Look for this tag
Bourgeois, Miss Violet Bourgeois eighth g rad e of Rockwood school
G uard tra in in g camp.
S
trassel,
Oregon,
w
hile
Miss
Ruby
and K N O W that you are getting honest
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Crane. Mr. L eK ander will teach th e prim ary and Miss N athalie Meter. The ex ­ will ta k e place T h u rsd ay evening.
value!
and Mrs. J. W. E dw ards, Mr. and grades. Miss Hicks and her eighth ercises w ere held In the T rin ity May 24, when nine boys and girls
Mrs. T. C. Millar, Mr. and Mrs. g rad e rs had th e ir p ictu re tak en a t church. The add ress given by Dr. will receive th eir diplom as . T he
H enry B arger, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. th e G resham studio d u rin g the A rnold B ennett H all w as very exercises will be held In the g ran g e
hall, beginning at 8 o’clock. Ver-
Landes, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Olson, closing day, la ter retu rn in g to the much enjoyed.
V isitors at the Ralph Rogers' . della Lam b will be th e valedic­
8. B. H all and T. R. Rowen re p re ­ schoolhouse w here the children
sented th is com m unity a t th e m eet­ su rp rised Miss H icks with a tre a t home Monday w ere h er m other, ) torian. She Is 13 y ears old and
Mrs. C. Canillish and her slater, , won the h ighest sch o larsh ip a v e r­
ing of Pom ona g ran g e a t Rockwood, of Ice cream .
Mrs. H elen Ryan and d au g h ter | age of anyone in the class, th a t of
W ednesday.
91 per cent. Alma Sogn will be th e
Jean from P ortland.
Card of T hanks.
CHEVROLET COUPE 1927
Mr. and Mrs. P aul B osshart mo- 1 -talutatorlan. R ichard K rueger Is
EORII TOY TRUCK
Money Savers
FORI» SEDAN 1926
We wish to express our g ratitu d e
tored to Ridgefield, Wash., Sunday p resid en t of the class.
L ate model, cab, platform
Special for th is w eek—A solid
Men’s blue w ork sh irts 69 ce n ts,
P ra c tic a lly new tire s, good d ress sh irts, co llars attac h ed 98c; tc the m any friends who helped us to atten d a b irth d ay dinner.
body. R uckstell axel.
These
well kept Coupe th a t will be
during the long illn ess and a t the
finish, fine m echanically, and m en's o v eralls >1.29; 36-lnch bath death of o u r beloved husband and
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. N orthw ay
tru ck s are scarce. If you plan
For Sale.
h ard to duplicate again th is
to p u rch ase a used tru c k come
sp rin g . See it and drive it to
has been owned t by only one tow els 19c, two for 35c. Alys- fath er, and to all who assisted a t m otored to Vancouver, W ash., S at-I C hurch building on North Rob-
and see it soon.
convince y ou rself of th e excep­
th e services, and for th e beautiful urday evening and sp en t th e w eek- e rts, opposite E astm an L um ber
person since new. ” ’e w ill have w orth & M artin.— Adv.
cud a t th e home of her dau g h ter, yard
tional value. 1165 down.
flowers.
Te be rem oved from p re m ­
a special price and term s on th is
FORI» TOY TRI < k
R no ting
Mrs. Cora C arrell, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Em ery B. C hapm an. ! ises. Bids received up to May 26.
0 . K.'d c a r th is week.
A
program
and
su
p
p
er
will
he
Closed cab. platform body and
W ith cedar or com position shingles.
I Mall bids to E vangelical church,
W G. C a rre ll, Mr. and Mrs. A.
extension w ith tran sm issio n c a ­
New g u tte rs put up
E stim ates
C. C a rre ll, Violet S chaefer, given at th e P. W. L. A. lodge hall .G resham . Ore., P. O. box 111.—Adv.
CHEVROLET TOURING 1921
h
pable of hauling fast loads of
W
ednesday
evening,
May
23.
An
free. I. Rlndero, box 51, G resham .
C harlie and D elbert C arrell.
In fine condition and a p p e a r­
«IIEVKOLET TOURING 1925
KOTICK TO l III HI n u t s
Invitation Is extended to all.
full capacity. A ct quick.
29235
ance. You will he well pleased
A week-end v isitor at th e home ; In the Circuit No.
T his ca r has been thoroughly
Court of the State o f
with th e sm ooth, neppv tr a n s ­
of Mrs. May G regg w as her siste r-
( HEV ROI.ET DEIIYEKY
Eeconditloned on th e 0 . K'd plan
Oregon for the County of Multno­
p o rtatio n you can bay in this
mah. In Probate
in-law , Mrs. Cora W atson, from
One of those 1925 h alf ton d e­
land c a rrie s a g u ara n tee tor s a t­
I In the Matter of the E state of Minerva
O. K.'d used c a r for th e sm all
S eattle.
pendable ca rs th a t we have
O ur M echanic* K n o w . / ^ !
isfactory serv ice to th e buyer
| I Dickenson, Deceased
paym ent of >70 dow n; >15 for
placed th e O. K.'d g u ara n tee on.
tak in g ad v an tag e of th is offer at
Notice le hereby given, that the un-
m onths.
dernlgned has been appointed by the
>100 dow n; >18 per m onth.
T h eir O nions
>196 dow n; >18 p er m onth.
(ORBETT A«. STUDENT i I’lrcult
Court of the State of Oregon.
^airXreatment o f
USED CAR buyers
..your Buick
D e a le r ’s Policy.
AUTO PARKING
B U IC K M O TO R. C O M P A N Y
DANCE «»J CARD PARTY
Waiter W. Metzger
SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 26
Triple “A” Service Station
DANCE
TIRE
SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 26
A» TUBE VULCANIZING
Tires - Tubes
Lowest Prices
What the
%
RED UAL TAG ,
means to you
A few of our e x ce p tio n a l U sed Car V alues
“ with an OK th at c o u n ts ”
SIGNS FOR MILITARY
Shearer Chevrolet Co.
GRESHAM, OREGON
Q U A L IT Y
A T
L O W
COST
» • r k on your car
ara to o l,* up w |,h
• od tools.
th«ir
Furtherm ore
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repair
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«echanu. di
j o tha w orU Vou”* , Ì ° "
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N , | son
I for the County of Multnomah. D epart­
m e n t of Prohate, Adm inistrator of tbe
"State of Minerva I. Dickenson, de­
ceased. and has qualified
All persons having claim s against
sain
,«uue are
are hereby
nereoy notified to pi
vid estate
pre­
( sent the sam e, duly verified an by law
b
•equlred, to the undersigned, at the
ifr
-s
of
McGuIrk
A
S.
hnelder.
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t I t . ‘sum
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ed c cam
w.m p Da: a ' t ; For'?*;
sum m
F o rt Lewis, Withrow building.
building, Oreaham.
Gresham. Oregon.
Dreg
Wash.. Ju n e 15 to Ju ly 26, acco rd - within six («) m onths from the date
Ing to inform ation com ing from VSuSf'
Dated and first
- — published.
ae se
bots i s . s e , c April
a p r i IS WWI
24. ’2».
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O. A C. C row ston Is In th e cavalry Date
of last publication. May >2, i l l s .
unit.
FRANCIS DICKRNSOSt.
..
Adm inistrator
All stu d en ts tak in g advanced m il­ . . ,
A SC H N EID E R
itary a re req u ired to spend six McOVHUC
Altorneye for Adm inistrator.
W illiam Crow ston of C orbett,
sophom ore in a g ric u ltu re here. Is
one of 77 stu d e n ts who are signed
up for advanced m ilitary for next
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