FRIDAY, AUGUST
PAGE THREE
Boys’ and Girls’ Win
Continued from page 1
h a lte r—G eorge L aw rence H arness
Co. Floyd Stafford.
Best biscuits, sack of flour—
Crow n Mills. B lilie Holmes.
O utstanding g arden club member
P lan et J r. No. 12—S. L. Allen &
Co., P hiladelphia, Pa. Ja sp er F e r
guson.
Best Je rse y J r. calf, sack of calf
m eal—A lbers Bros. H arold Dahl.
H olstein show m anship contest,
show m an's outfit—L. L. K idder &
Co.—T racey A nderegg.
Best C hester w hite gilt, sack of
Swino— A lbers Bros. Rodney P a r
ker.
Best potato exhibit, set of g a r
den tools— P o rtlan d Seed Co. John
From m elt.
Best G uernsey Jr. calf, sack of
r
AVERAGE
GAS BILLS
The discovery of the wheel is lost
In antiquity.
»'rude forms of it
were in use already al the dawn of
civilization. Egyptian and Assyrian
chariots usually had wheels con
taining six spokes, according to In
scrlptlons on ancient monuments
The Romans made wheels with
four, six and eight spokes. Manv
historians regard the discovery of
the principle of the wheel a s’ the
first significant mechanical dis
eovery of civilization after the dis
covery of the lever principle.
Don t Be C arefree
APARTMENTS
average
E lectricity in Coat
per month
Bobby, age five, had been left
in the care of his aunt while his
m o th e r w a s doing some shopping.
ity." said Bobbie, “does moth
e r want a coat with electricity In
It ?”
"A coat with electricity in It,”
said the aunt, “surely you must be
mistaken."
"No. I am not,” said Bobble. “She
said that she was going to buy a
■oat and have It charged."
Piping Up to Meter
FREE
Portland Gas A. Coke Co.
P ublic Service Bldg.
Sixth und Salmon
BR. 7611
L
W ho Invented th e W h eel?
Birds are carefree.
l e t they
often starve and freeze to death
There is nothing particularly sensl
ble about being carefree.—Atcbisou
Globe.
in
Only
calf m eal—A lbers
Stafford.
Best H am pshire gilt, sack of
Swino—A lbers Bros. John Welbes.
Best exhibit Div. I. poultry, sack
of com plete lay—Crown Mills. Jo h n
Welbes.
Best angel food cake, >5 check—
, u
A' H um phreys. Ju lia Ann
Abraham.
Second best angel food cake, >2.50
check Mrs. L. A. H um phreys, Jo h n
Denison.
T hird best angel food cake, >1
n '? c lt~ M1E8- L. A. H um phreys,
P riscilla Beigh.
Building for Sale.
.J
Old Cedar schoolhouse Dist. 1«
P rice >75. B uilding m ust be moved
by A ugust 25, 1928. W. L. Rhoades,
Chairm an. Blanche R itner, Clerk.
—Adv.
’onte Shigrance
‘B e ^E NareissusTtriii me
8 Ounce Bottle Nicely Boxed,
C ^r
O n ly
Regular $5 Original Bottle
TABER PHARMACY
M A IN S T .
GRESHAM
INVEST
in the Progress
of the Community
Our town is growing. W ith the growth,
more people are using electricity and ALL the
people are using MORE electricity. Our service
must keep pace with this demand.
m en's picnic at Jan tzen beach Sun-
Former Pastor Aids j day.
Poultry Problems
Rev. and Mrs. Oliver Gill m ade a
and social visit to St
in Revival Meetings ' ! business
Solved by Expert
H elens T uesday. They w ere the
, guests of Rev. and Mrs. Leroy
The m orning w orship a t the Bap W alker of the M ethodist church at
tist ch u rch next Sunday m orning th a t place.
Alice Melton has retu rn ed to her
w ill begin a t 10 o’clock w ith Bible
school supervised by Mrs. Robert home after having spent a few days
Miller. T he preaching serv ice will visiting w ith h er aunt, Mrs. H. E
begin at 11 o’clock. The senior and Canon of P ortland.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Drew left for
ju n io r B. Y. P. U. w ill m eet at 7:30
o'clock and a t 8 o’clock th e pasto r, C entralia. Wash., early T hursday
th e Rev. Gordon Johnson, will con m orning. They expect to re tu rn
duct th e first service of th e revival Friday,
T he M ethodist Ladies Aid will
which w ill continue d u rin g the
next two weeks. Rev. W illiam F air- m eet W ednesday at the, home of
w eather w ill be in ch arg e Monday Mrs. M artin L ennartz. A good at
evening and continue during th e tendance is desired.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Kilen have re
two weeks services. Special music
will be furnished by sin g ers from tu rn ed to P leasan t Home and are
P o rtla n l and th e su rro u n d in g com- m aking th eir hom e w ith Mrs. Ellen
m iinltlej. Sunday, A ugust 19, w ill i S piers, gran d m o th er of Mr. Kilen.
be observed as th e th irte en th annl Mr. K ilen is em ployed'at the P lea s
v ersary of th e dedication of th e an t Home garage.
G urth C ookshank, th e boy m ak
church building and an all-day ser
vice w ill be arran g ed w ith basket ing his home a t th e L ennartz home,
lunch at noon. A cordial invitation and Anna L en n artz spent W ednes
is extended to all in the com m unity day afternoon a t the m ill of the
to atten'd and assist in th e success Sandy L um ber com pany, w here Mr.
L en n artz is employed.
of th ese m eetings.
The M ethodists announce th e us
ual services for Sunday w ith the
Sunday school and m orning church
services at th e usual hour. The
young people call atten tio n to th e
change of hour from 7 to 7:45 of
the E pw orth League devotional
m eeting, to tak e effect th is date,
Rev. J. J. H andsaker, who heads up
the Near E ast Relief activ ities in
the N orthw est, w ill be th e speaker
of the day. It is planned th a t the
Rev. A. B. Calder, of th e Boring
com m unity and a form er p asto r of
the church, w ill preach and conduct
a com munion service th e follow ing
Sunday. T his group also plans to
present a program and le ctu re at
the church, F riday evening, A ugust
The services of Dr. Jo h n Dale
McCormick, dean of K im ball School
of Theology and a recen t visitor to
th e Holy Land, for th e lectu re have
been secured. A sm all adm ission
will be charged.
The an n u al picnic sponsored by
the Home Econom ic com m ittees of
the M ultnom ah county gran g es will
be held at L au relh u rst p ark in
P o rtlan d next T hursday, A ugust 9,
at 10:30. All g ran g ers are invited
to bring th e ir lunch basket and en
joy th e p leasu res of th e day.
Mr. and Mrs. A lexander T hom p
son have sold th eir acreag e at
Scenic and moved to P o rtland.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Nelson w ere
dinner gu ests of Mr. and Mrs. R an
dolph Shipley east of Sandy W ed
nesday noon. In the afternoon they
called at the homes of Mr. and Mrs.
Luigi V aeretti and Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph V aeretti.
PLEASANT VALLEY
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrie of P o rtlan d
w ere dinner gu ests at th e home of
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. E k stran d Mon
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ollie C urtem an of
St. H elens w ere recent v isito rs at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. H
P eterson. Mrs. C urtem an w ill be
rem em bered
as
Miss
Gladys
Richey.
Mrs. A nnie J. T u ttle of LaG rande,
Oregon, is visiting w ith her sis
ters, Mrs. C. F. K esterson and Mrs
G. N. Sager.
Miss N ann B. Canning of D enver,
who was visiting friends here, left
TROUTDALE
la st week for San Francisco, S an ta
W
inifred
and Robert Vogel of
Cruz and Long Beach, Calif,
Mrs. F lo ra Putnam of C orvallis The D alles retu rn ed to th e ir home
was a visitor Monday at th e home Sunday a fte r spending a week here
of her siste r Mrs. G. H. Richey.
w ith th e ir uncle and au n t, Mr. and
K enneth K esterson has gone to Mrs. G eorge P arish.
Elkton, Oregon, to help his b ro th er
K eith on the farm .
Mrs. E. Robinson en tertain ed at
Mr. and Mrs. R ay C hilcote of San dinner S atu rd ay evening, Ju ly 28,
Diego, Calif., w ere callin g on re la
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Coons, Mr. and
tives in th is place recently.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. K esterson Mrs. C. F. P arsons, Mrs. M. P a r
and Mrs. Rhoda Chilcote spent sons, D ale P arso n s and O. F. Mc
Sunday afternoon w ith Mr. K ester- Neil, th e occasion being Robert
so n ’s son Gfcn and family in P o rt
and R o b erta's seventh birthdays.
land.
Rev. and Mrs. T. H. W alker of
Mr. and Mrs. Alis W alser of V an
C alifornia are visiting a t the home couver, W ash., w ere callin g on old
of Mr. and Mrs. T. 1’. Campbell
th is week. Mr. and Mrs. H olland friends in T ro u td ale W ednesday
of Corning, Calif., w ere d inner evening.
guests S atu rd ay of the Cam pbells.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Goveo and
Mrs. E. H. T erw ilg er and d augh
ter, Miss Ruth of Seattle, a re v isit son Bobby of A lbany sp en t several
ing th is week w ith Mr. and Mrs. days la st week visiting a t the home
F. M. Davis.
of Mr. and Mrs. E rro l Ide.
Mr. and Mrs. A rth u r Bliss of this
George P arish , who w as taken
place and Mr. and Mrs. H arry
Davis, form erly of th is place hut very 111 Sunday m orning, was re
uow of P o rtlan d , spent last week at moved to St. V incents hospital in
Seaside, Oregon.
He Is m uch b etter at
M rs. L enore Van L andingham of P ortland.
’o rtlan d spent last week visiting present and expects to re tu rn home
Mrs. A lberta Sager of th is place.
in a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Janies Simoni spent
the week-end at th e Wind riv er
The H aley B aptist Sunday school dam fishing. They rep o rt fine luck.
A rth u r and Clifford N asshahn will convene a t 10 o’clock, followed
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. H arlow aud
and H enry B rink have gone to the by th e m orning service in Swedish
son Robert w ere dinner guests at
harvest fields of eastern Oregon.
a t 11. T he evening service a t 8 the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam H ar
Dale A ltm an has been confined o'clock is in charge of the young
low in P o rtlan d W ednesday eve
to his bed w ith Illness for several people. A visiting m in ister is ex
ning.
days.
pected as the speaker of th e eve
Mrs. L ottie R ayburn of P ortland
Mr. and Mrs. P eter K okanour, ning. The Mission circle will m eet
is v isitin g a t th e hom e of her
who have been guests a t th e home w ith Mrs. A. B jur W ednesday a fte r
niece, Mrs. F ra n k C raw ford.
of th e ir sister, Mrs. Sadie Chase, noon at 2 o'clock.
B lack b erries a re being shipped
left Monday m orning for Pasadena,
from
h ere th is week. T he red rasp
Calif., w here they will m ake th eir
l ard of T hanks.
I w ish to th a n k all, especially b erry season is about over. Dur
fu tu re home.
Mrs. Ja ck G reenwood and d augh Mrs. J. M. W esterberg and fam ily, ing the season the Ryan F ru it corn
who so kindly assisted my b ro th er,
te rs Nellie and P attie, Jam es M ur Jo h an S. Blomquist, during his la st pany shipped eight carlo ad s from
here.
phy and Mr. and Mrs. M artin L en illness. I also thank the m em bers
T ro u td ale early celery is now on
of
th
e
H
aley
B
aptist
ch
u
rch
for
n artz m ade th e Mt. Hood loop trip
th eir sym pathy anil floral offerings. the m arket.
Sunday.
W. 8. BLOMQUIST.
T he K endall G arden’s gladioli
Mr .and Mrs. G ran t Sloop, Mr.
are
in full bloom and they are sell
and Mrs. Alfred Sloop, Mr. and Mrs.
COTTRELL
ing some cu t flowers on th e m arket
Soley, Mr. and Mrs. H arry C arlson,
A dance will be held S atu rd ay
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Coons and Mr,
E ste r Sloop and R obert Sloop spent
S unday visiting n e a r Dayton. O re evening at the C ottrell store. Music and Mrs. P. Sheope and Mrs. S,
gon. D uring th e day they visited will be furnished by P o rtlan d en Holm m ade th e trip aro u n d the M t
Hood loop Sunday.
th e aquatic gard en s of Mr. Bowers te rtain e rs.
Mrs. M argaret B urns received a
who specializes in w ater plants
show
er of po stcard s T hursday, the
POWELL
VALLEY
and shrubs.
occasion of her birthday. She has
The cab in et of th e M ethodist
T he Ladies Aid of th e Saron
E pw orth League held a business L u th eran church will m eet a t the been ill for some tim e, but is slow
m eeting a t th e p arsonage T uesday home of Mrs. C. A. L indgren ly im proving. The Ladies Aid also
evening.
T hursday afternoon, A ugust 9, a t 2 presented her with a potted plant.
Mr. and Mrs. C arl Zeibeck are
Mr and Mrs. J. F. Collins and o’clock. All ladies of th e com m uni
enjoying
an extended v isit at
fam ily attended the P o rtlan d C a r-- ty a re invited to be present.
Crookston, Minn.
T h eir friends
here have not learned when they
will retu rn .
This stock yields 6.25% dividends.
W rite, call or phone today.
PORTLAND
Harvest Checks
FAIRVIEW
The Rev. E. R. D. H oilensted will
preach Sunday m orning a t the
S m ith
M emorial
P resb y terian
church on, "T he Second Coming of
C hrist." Sunday school will co n
vene at 10, followed by m orning
w orship a t 11 o’clock.
SANDY BLUFF
This year, as in years past, it will be our
pleasure to cash many harvest checks.
We cordially invite you to use this service.
Or better still, deposit part of this year’s har
vest check as a nest egg for a growing Savings
account—
And place the remainder in a Checking ac
count, thus enabling you to make payments
conveniently by check.
Outfit « f Qffeafaofc
820 Electric Bldg., Portland, Oregon
POULTRYMEN
YOUR ATTENTION!
FREE!
EDUCATIONAL LECTURE
and
MOTION PICTURES
FROM
A lb e r ’s P ou ltry R esearch D ep artm en t
Gresham Grange Hall
TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 8 P.M.
COME!
fcr
acious
fjv in g
HALEY
When you invest your savings in Portland
Electric Power company $6.00 F irst Preferred
Stock,
Yo«’re investing in the progress of the commu
nity. Your investm ent pays a steady income and
shows a steady increase in value.
The feed m erch an ts of G resham
have secured the services of A rthur
A. P eterson, nationally-know n poul
try lectu rer, to give a free clinic
and educational p o u ltry lecture at
th e G resham g ran g e hall Tuesday
evening^ A ugust 7. beginning at 8
o'clock.
All poultry
problem s
w hich a rise from q u erries will be
handled in th is lecture.
The follow ing qu estio n s a re sug
gestive of th e line of th ought
w hich w ill be brought out in th e
clin ic: Do you know how long it
tak es th e baby chick to absorb the
egg yolk? Do you know how feed
and w ater affect ab so rp tio n ? Do
you know w hat gives p u llets c ra c k
ed b reast bones?
E veryone in terested in th e r a is
ing of p o u ltry is asked to come aud
bring th e fam ily and enjoy an eve
ning of en tertain m en t and have
th eir problem s solved satisfacto rily .
D uring th e W orld W ar Mr. P e te r
son w as located a t Los A ngeles in
charge of th e United S tate s govern
m ent p o u ltry cam paign of the 11
w estern states. In each of these
was placed a governm ent poultry-
man to in crease p o u ltry and egg
production thereby releasin g m eat
from la rg e r anim als for shipm ent
to allies and arm ies in th e field.
Since his release from th e de
p artm en t of ag ric u ltu re, Mr. P e te r
son has been connected w ith the
A lbers p o u ltry research d ep artm en t
at Seattle.
e C T R x . I C v R E i F n R.I G a C R t A T o O R_S
r
These little niceties that are more than necessities; the little
luxuries that make living more artistic; the feeling of se
curity when summer guests arrive unannounced and one
is prepared. All these are yours with a Kelvinator in
your home. An unfailing supply of ice cubes . . .
Desserts prepared in advance. F ru itla n d vege
tables always on hand. Frozen fruit juices no
further away than your Kelvinator. And best
of all . , . safety, for Kelvinator main
tains a low, safe temperature. Economy
. . . no left-overs ever wasted, mak-
ing quantity purchasing possible.
M ay we th o w you th e m any type» o f
KELVINATOR ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS
PO R TLA N D
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ELECTRIC
POW E
IMPANY
Phone SOI
POW ELL ST.
There
ift
G resham
only one place to buy
McCORMICK- DEERING
The P aren t-T each er association
of C ottrell and Lusted planned a
TRACTORS
TWINE
IMPLEMENTS
joint picnic in Ju n e b ut as every
one was so busy in the b erries It
was called off until later. They
have set th e tim e and place for
T hursday, A ugust 9, at Dodge park.
300 Belmont St.
Portland
A g eneral in v itation is extended to
bring b ask et lunch and Join these
tw o asso ciatio n s in a day of fun.
An increase in allo tm en ts to r total no
sta n d s a t >1,200.000 for
Mr. and Mrs. W atkins a re e n te r
federal
cooperation with sta te s In the fiscal year beginning Ju ly 1.
tain in g Mr. W atk in s’ b ro th er Jew ell
for a few days.
foreat-flre control, of >20.770 for
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. A dam s and Oregon and >21.700 for W ashington,
In applying sodium fluoride to
son C arl of Enid, O klahom a, w ere Is announced by th e fo rest service 1
guests or Mr. and Mrs. A. J. A ult office a t P o rtlan d , Oregon. T hese | hens w ith young chicks or tu rk ey s,
several days. Mr. Adams and Mr.
ca re is tak en to avoid applying so
A ult w ere boyhood frien d s when in creases .which b rin g the am ounts
much th a t th e young will be In
both fam ilies lived in K ansas. They up to >65,012 in Oregon and >69,155
visited a mill and logging cam p In W ashington, a re m ade possible jured by It. says the experim ent
which was new to Mr. A dam s, also by an in crease of >200,000 In T h e statio n . Many p o ultry ra ise rs keep
drove to Mt. Hood. They w ere very to tal congressional ap p ro p riatio n th e hens aw ay from tho chicks for
much pleased with the scen ery of for ail sta te s ca rrie d by th e last a sh o rt period to allow her to shako
Oregon.
a g ric u ltu ra l ap p ro p riatio n hill. The out some of th e excess powder.
H. O. T E N N E Y