Gresham outlook., July 17, 1928, Page 3, Image 3

TUESDAY, JULY
17,
GRESHAM
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' son. E arl Joues, who is charged
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LEG AMPUTATED w ith the w reck of th e home, will
R. B. Jones, who was severely in­ he d eferred until such a tim e as his
ju red several m onths ago when his fath e r is able to leave the hospital.
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home near Boring was dynam ited, The lad is out u nder heavy bail.
underw ent an operation la st week
Mrs. Agues S. Botkin, m other of
Ads in the O utlook will Increase
in Good S am aritan hospital to r the the m e rc h an ts' p restige, hence his the w ell-know n G resham physician.
Dr. A. W. Botkin, died a t th e fam i­
rem oval of a leg. The tria l of his sales, hence his profits.
ly home u ear C herryville Friday.
Ju ly 13, at th e advanced age of 93
years. W ith h er husband. Dr. O. F. I
Botkin, she had lived at C h e rry ­
ville for th e past 16 years, previous
to w hich tim e they w ere resid en ts
of the Mt. T ab er d istric t for many
years.
Mrs. Botkin is survived by her
widower, and four ch ild ren . Dr.
Botkin of G resham , Mrs. Jessie B.
S ibray of P ittsb u rg h . Pa., Mrs.
T hom as G raham of P o rtlan d , and
Jam es Botkin of E stacada.
F u n eral services were conducted
yesterday at the G able u n d ertak in g
p arlo rs in M ontavilla, w ith in te r­
m ent follow ing in Lone F ir cem e­
tery.
IV II RED MAX HAS
Aged Cherryville
Woman Passes
EVERHOT
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Oven and Cooker
ROASTS M EAT
BROILS STEAK
TO VS I S BREAD
RAKES
LAUREL ACRES
Vacation trip s seem to be the ma-
for activ ities in L aurel A cres and
vicinity th is m onth. The Sunday
school which is held in th e Lynch
schoolhouse is tak in g a vacation
u n til Septem ber 1. The su p e rin te n ­
dent. Mrs. Ida M cFarlane, expects
to be aw ay much of the tim e, and
o th ers th ought it w ise not to co n ­
tinue the school during th is time.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. H udson have
retu rn ed from a trip to Vancouver.
B. C. Mr. Hudson is teach er of a th ­
letics in the Oregon City schools.
H orace W hite of S an ta Ana,
Calif., has retu rn ed front an A las­
kan trip, and with his fam ily spent
a sh o rt tim e w ith Mrs. W hite’s
cousin, Mrs. Jo h n B. Wolfe, en ­
ro u te to th eir home.
Mrs. S. R. G ilbert and little sou
E dw ard accom panied Mr. G ilbert to
A storia recently. W hile th e re Mr.
and Mrs. G ilbert visited the A storia
lum ber mills. L ater in th e week.
Joyce and R ichard G ilbert visited
New E ra with th eir fath er, and the
en tire fam ily, w ith th a t of G. A.
S herm an of G ladstone, spent one
day a t G ran ts P ark , C lackam as
county.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. C ranston have
retu rn ed from th eir vacation at Mt
Vernon, W ash. The C ranstons, with
Mr. C ran sto n 's b ro th er and wife
whom they w ere visiting, had a real
holiday, spending each day at a
different beach digging clam s and
o th e r sea foods, catching iish, and
otherw ise enjoying seaside p leas­
ures. They speak w ith m uch en ­
thusiasm about the beauties of the
rose g ard en s of Bellingham anil of
th e outlook from the region of San
Ju a n De Fuca.
Mrs. E arl McMahan en tertain ed
th e little folks of th e neighborhood
in honor of her d aughter, little Miss
M arylin w hose fo u rth b irthday oc­
cu rred Ju n e 30. Games and light
refresh m en ts in terested th e little
folks. M arylin received dainty gifts
from her gu ests and p aren ts.
A new home has been built by
George E asterbee on land p u r­
chased from H. A. W elt of Twin
Cedar Acres. R. H. Confrey h an d ­
led th e deal. Mr, E asterb ee has
recently moved into th e new home.
E llis E ndicott, w hose home is in
Lents, is staying at the home of
George F o rtn e » w hile he and Mr.
F o rtn e r's son L aurence a re w ork­
ing a t the G resham cannery.
Rum or has it th a t when th e berry
season and county fairs a re over
the 4-H clubs of the Lynch d istric t
are to have a jo in t picnic. T he clubs
a re expecting to en ter th e ir work
in the club exhibits at the fair.
Plug Into Any
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No special w iring is
needed. Use the Ever-
hot anyw here.—in the
sum m er
cottage
or
w herever th e re is elec­
tric c u rre n t available.
Maximum c u rre n t con­
sum ption — 1320 w atts
at 110 volts.
Weight 65 and
pounds
Size of oven ap p ro x i­
m ately one cubic foot.
A W on d erfu l N ew C ooker for the
N ew T y p e K itch en
< ’oin ■» in inur:
1. T h e sm a lle st a n d m ost com pact oven ever
used, y et of sufficient c a p ac ity to hold a G-8-lb.
ro a st an d th re e v e g e ta b le s a t o n e tim e. W ith a
b u rn e r on top of th e oven fo r fry in g .
2. T lie sm a lle st co o k in g a p p lia n c e ev er built
to do co m p lete c o o k in g fo r fa m ilie s of G to 8
p erso n s. T a k e s up no m o re sp ace th a n a c h a ir.
3. An u n b e lie v ab ly econom ical o p e ra tin g cost,
u n d e r som e c o n d itio n s c o o k in g b e in g done
w ith only one h a lf th e a m o u n t of e le c tric ity
used to o p e ra te a to a s te r.
CHECK THESE MODERN FEATURES
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Six d iffe re n t s ta g e s of h eat.
T h e rm o m e te r located on fro n t of d o o r in d i­
c a te s oven te m p e ra tu re .
H e a v ily in su la te d oven sa v es e le c tric ity and
k eep s th e k itc h e n cool.
— T o a s tin g a n d b ro ilin g a tta c h m e n t.
A ttra c tiv e co lo rs to m atch y o u r k itc h e n
w oodw ork.
$
55 *65
w ith o u t legs
DAMASCUS
w ith legs
l.ilwnii Term*
Miss Ruby Barlow was m arried
to Em erson E. Roush of P o rtlan d
on Ju ly 5 a t V ancouver, Wash.
Mrs. Roush w as a m em ber of '28
PORTLAND
ELECTRIC
P O W E R g Q C O M PA N Y
E L E C T R IC S T O R E ^ l Z e ^ e L E C T R I C B L O O .
Phone 801
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Powell St.
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Gresham
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flies,mosquitoes,
roaches&mofhs,lice
T H E M O D E R N O IL
GUARDS THE NEW
CAR VALUES
and many other insects
OUTLOOK, GRESHAM, OKEGOS
Finest Electrical Exhibit Ever
Made at the County Fair
PORTLAND ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY WILL
DEMONSTRATE BEST MODERN DEVICES
FOR FARM AND HOME SERVICE
Our booth, attractive and well-arranged will show the most practical labor
saving equipment ever assembled at Gresham.
These daily displays and demonstrations will emphasize particularly the fol
lowing machinery and appliances.
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FURNACE
$25-00 d o w n
Gali
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without obligation, of course,
Gresham Plumbing
& J. Heating
Co.
H CHIODO, Prop
12.1.1
Main St.
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New T h o r W a sh e r w ith d e ta c h a b le Iro n e r o n e of th e
g re a te s t la b o r-sa v in g devices e v e r in tro d u ced in to th e
A m erican hom e. E xpert w om an d e m o n s tra to r will
be p resent at a ll tim es to siiow its w o n d erfu l accom ­
p lish m e n ts.
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C om plete anil a ttr a c tiv e K e lv in a to r E le ctric a l
f rig e ra to r d isplay, w ith free d e m o n stra tio n s.
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F u ll selectio n of M odern E le c tric R a n g e s w ith o u r
ow n D om estic Science E x p e rt, Mrs. M. E. H aw ley in
d aily c h a rg e .
Fair Dates
July 25 to 29
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P. E. P. Co.
DISPLAY
No Admission
to Fair Ground
Portland Electric Power Co.
GRESHAM, OREGON
g rad u atin g ciaaa of G resham Union
high school.
Mr. and Mrs. G us E schebeck and
fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Blow
ers of M ilwaukie, visited friends at
Kelso. Oregon, recently.
G race Hoffm eiater has resum ed
her duties at f l i t * telephone office.
Miss H offm eiater sp en t some tim e
visiting her sister in ea stern O re­
gon. D uring her absence E stelle
Johnson worked on the board.
Mrs. Sam Blowers, who lias been
staying w ith her sister Mrs. Gus
Eschebeck and w orking a t J. C.
Elliots, w ent home S atu rd ay eve­
ning of la st week.
About 30 people of P o rtlan d w ere
at J. C. E llio t's d u rin g S atu rd ay a f­
ternoon and evening of last week.
The I). W. Woody fam ily of 82d
stre e t visited at Boyntons on the
F ourth, also on Sunday, July 8.
Mr. and Mrs. W ilbert Brodie and
son, G race and D ora Hoffm eiater
and M arjorie Heacoek attended the
baseball gam e In P o rtlan d . D am as­
cus won 11-1.
Mary E lizabeth Boynton e n te r­
tained R eath a and H a rrie t Woody,
M argaret Dodd and N adene anil
Betty P resto n Sunday, Ju ly 8. T hat
day w as th e eleventh b irth d ay of
Mary E lizabeth.
Genevieve Drake left Ju ly 7th
with her au n t for C rater Lake.
From th ere they will go to the sea­
shore. Genevieve will he gone two
weeks. D orothy and C harles D rake
left F riday for P o rtlan d , and from
th e re S atu rd ay m orning for Golden-
dale, Wash., to visit relatives.
( a r d of T hanks.
We wish to thank our frien d s and
neighbors for the kind!!“«“ and
sym pathy offered d u rin g the Ill­
ness and death of our beloved wife
and sister.
■ Wald Schm idt, Hili a Smith.
PLEASANT HOME
Home B aptist church will give a
A STANDARD OIL PRODUCT lawn
fete at th e home of Mr. and
When you order a Montag Heating Sys­
tem your heating plant is specially en­
gineered into YOUR home. You get
equipment SPECIALIZED to your needs.
Every Montag sale follows expert study of the
home to be heated, arrangement of rooms,
placement of openings, etc. That’s why the
Montag fits any type of home. Specify the
P aul D om estic A u to m atic P u m p in g System s. E x p ert
d e m o n s tra to r d ire c t from facto ry will ex p lain o p e ra
tio n s of th e d ifferent ty p es of pum ps fo r deep a n d
sh allo w well use to a n y in te re s te d farm er.
If you want to know how Modern Electric Service can solve your
home and farm problems, don’t miss the
The B. Y. P. U. of th e P leasan t
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA
PAGE THREE
Mrs. B. C. A ltm an on F rid ay eve­
ning, Ju ly 20, th e proceeds to be
used tow ard paym ent on th e piano.
A good program is being arran g e d
consisting of m usical num bers,
readings anil stu n ts.
Ice cream
and cake will be sold.
Mrs. Clém ence Berney of W alla
W alla, m other of Mrs. Fred Mor­
gan, is at the Morgan home to visit
her new grandson.
Mrs. Ed W olters and fam ily of
Auburn, Wash., are guests at the
home of her sister, Mrs. B. C. Alt-
inau.
Fred and Elton H em m era and
Don H utchins left early Sunday
m orning for eastern Oregon w here
they expect to find em ploym ent in
the h arv est Helds.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Nelson were
guests of Mrs. N elson's sister, Mrs.
I) L. R oberts of P o rtland, S a tu r­
day evening.
A lbert Quay is having his house
re-shingled and the In terio r r e ­
modeled. George C arp en ter is do­
ing th e work.
Ben F ritz Is building a new barn
on his w ell-im proved farm . He Is
doing his own c a rp e n te r work.
Everybody, In th is com m unity
seems to be em ployed In th e r a s p ­
berry h arv est, as well as m any Im­
ported pickers. T he bulk of the
crop has been harvested hut some
of the y ard s have m any green b e r­
ries yet to be gathered.
know what Chevrolet
offers at these low prices
Before you buy your next
autom obile—see the Bigger
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e llip t ic sh o c k -a b so rb er
springs, and big non-locking
4-wheel brakes!
Here are the beauty and
safety of bodies by Fisher!
Here is the spirited, th rill­
ing performance of an im ­
proved valve-in-head motor!
Here are the comfort, road­
a b ility and safety o f a 107*
inch wheelbase, long, semi-
Yet this sensational car is
offered at amazing low prices
— a dollar-for-dollar value
that has brought to Chevro­
let the greatest popularity in
Chevrolet history. Com e in
titday for a dem onstration!
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A l l p rices f. o . b.
F lin t, M ic h ig a n
C h e e k C h e v r o le t
D e l i v e r e d P r ic e s
Q uality F eatures
th a t m a d e
C h evrolet F am ous
Im p ro v e d
v a lv e - in -
head m o to r
107-m ch wheelbase
N o n - lo c k in g 4 - w h e e l
brakes
T h e rm o s ta t c o n tro l
cooling system
H a rris o n
honeycom b
ra d ia to r
I n v a r s t r u t c o n s ta n t
clearance pistons
M u s h ro o m -ty p e v a lv e
ta p p e ts
H y d r o -la m in a te d c a m ­
shaft geara
C ra n k c a s e b r e a th in g
system
T w o -p o r t exhaust
In d ire c tly lig h te d in ­
s tru m e n t panel
B a ll hea rin g w o rm and
gear
T h e y inc lo d e t h e low
eat h a n d lin g a n d
f in a n c in g « b a rg e s
a v a ila b le .
S e m i-e llip tic shock ab
sorber springs 8 4 %
o f wheelbase
S a fe ty gasoline ta n k at
rear
O ne piece steel
rear
s ite housing
S tre a m lin e bodies b y
Fisher
T h e f t p r o o f s t e e r in g
and ig n itio n kick
A C o il n ite r
A C a ir cleaner
8ingle p la te d r y disc
c lu tch
S te w a rt W a rn e r v a c u ­
u m fu el feed
D e lc o R e m y d is tn b u
to r ig n itio n
F is h e r ' V V ” one-piece
w ind shield on closed
m odels
Steel día» wheels
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GRESHAM, OREGON
Q U A L IT Y
< aril of Thunks.
We wlah to expreaa our th a n k s to
our m any frlenda for th e ir sym ­
pathy In o u r bereavem ent. In th e
Money Savers
Men a blue work shirts 69 cents; death of our beloved fath er, M D.
dress shirts, collars attached 98c; K ern, and for the beautiful floral
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men's overalls 1129; 36-lnch bath J offering«.
Mra. W J. H ollenbeck, W. R.
towels 19c. two for 85c. Alya-
K ern, H A. K ern.
worth A Martin.—Adv.
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