Gresham outlook., September 11, 1928, Page 4, Image 4

An old hen should be always
The race is getting healthier, it j
happy in view of the fact that her Is said—but not the race to beat
son never sets.
the train.
Mrs. E d g ar H Sm ith retu rn ed
S atu rd ay from the P o rtlan d Sani
tariurn, w here she had been for a
week taking treatm en t. She is
much improved.
B U I C k IS , , R
Miss P au le tta D ow sett is tak in g
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Munyon of
la week's vacation from her duties Los A ngeles left Sunday for th eir
| at the sto re of th e W. R. H icks Co. home afte r a five-week v isit w ith
B. W. Telford filed su it recently Mrs. M unyon's uncle and au n t, Mr
I for collection on a note of L. Mc­ and Mrs. L. P. Manning They ex­
L ane in connection w ith a p roperty pect to v isit in several tow ns along
| tran sactio n of four y ears ago. It the way on th e ir re tu rn trip. While
was settled out of co u rt by a corn here th e g u ests and Mr. and Mrs.
M anning enjoyed several trip s,
| p ro m ise ag re e m e n t.
am ong them one to R ainier N at­
Mr. and Mrs. Fred H ibbard have ional P ark , V ancouver and Vic­
I gone to W alla W alla. W ash., to to ria, B. C. They spent th e week
spend a w eek's vacation.
preceding Labor day at N etarts and
Mrs. K. C. R oberts en tertain ed at other beaches. Mrs. Munyon spent
dinner S aturday Mrs. Hazel E a st­ last week visiting old friends in
man and her m other, Mrs. Miller, th is vicinity who will rem em ber
her as Miss Ona Markley.
of Spokane.
Sunday d in n er guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Minnie Brown and son
Ross spent the Labor day week-end Mrs. W illiam Sales w ere th e ir son-
at Cottage Grove visiting Mrs. in-law and d aughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Brow n's son and daughter-in-law C. P. Stone and daughter Lucile
Ann of Fairview . D uring th e a fte r­
Mr. and Mrs. C harles Brown.
noon
Mr. Stone attended th e m eet­
Mrs. J. H. Wood w ent to P ort
land yesterday to visit Mr. and Mrs ing of the P a tro n ’s club. O rder of
Wiley Wilson. She will also visit the E astern S tar. In P o rtland.
C.
C aro th ers retu rn ed F riday
Mrs.
Blanch F low er at Newberg,
Inside and out, the new Buick
At a time when motor car beauty
going from th ere the la tte r p a rt of from Medford w here he has been
was practically standardized — bodies by Fisher are the most
th e week to W oodburn w here she picking pears.
when imitation was the vogue— beautiful ever built. Together with
the wonderful new standards of
will visit Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Con­
when there was a glaring lack of
A group of Bend people who
performance introduced by the
originality in body design Buick
rad.
have been visiting w ith G resham
Silver Anniversary Buick, they are
has swept far beyond the common­
C. M. Q uicksall, principal of the relativ es for nearly a week have
winning the greatest demand and
place and achieved a style which
G
resham
g rad e school, who rec en t­ retu rn ed to th eir homes. They
the greatest preference ever en­
the entire country is acclaiming as
ly purchased a home on F irs t stree t w ere Mrs. B ert Roberts, her son-
joyed by any fine car!
the most distinctive and lieuutiful
w hich is being rem odeled, expects in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
ever shown!
The new Buick is the new style!
to
occupy it with his fam ily about Richard T racey, and her son,
And by that is meant, not merely a
Fisher, t he world 's foremost builder
Howell R oberts, also a Mr. A nder­
the
first of October.
new type of beauty —not merely a
of automobile bodies, lias co­
thrilling turning (mint in body de­
operated with Buick, the world's
I put an ‘ad ’ in your p aper ad ­ son. Mrs. B ert Roberts is a cousin
foremost I,udder of fine cars, to
sign h u t a g re a t c o u n try w id e
v ertising my hens for sale. The of K. C. R oberts and sister-in-law
create u new inode a new fashion
vogue!
ad was in the W ednesday issue. of Mrs. A. Ituegg.
—and so luminous is the result and
Mrs. M ilton 0. Nelson is again
T hursday m orning we sold them
THE SILVER. A N N IV E R S A R Y
so eagerly is the public welcoming
all. So please discontinue the ad. at her home a t Hope G ardens after
it that Buick's great factories have
It is a good th in g to ad v ertise in an absence of several weeks, the
reached new production levels in
the O utlook—it gets re su lts.” This m ost of th e tim e spent in P ortland.
an effort to keep pace with an ever
W ith M a s te r p ie c e B o d ie s by F is h e r
increasing demand!
is the experience recently reported She w ill have friends w ith her
by a sub scrib er and expresses the during th e w inter. Mrs. Nelson has
sentim ent of those ad v ertisin g in been appointed ad m in istra trix of
the estate valued at $10,000 of her
the Outlook.
Mrs. F. V olhrecht retu rn ed S un­ late husband.
W. S. E verett has retu rn ed from
day from a m onth’s visit in C ali­
Urea hum
SALES AND SERVICE
Oregon City fornia, She spent a week in San a 2-day business trip w ith his
Diego and made a trip into Mexico. tru ck to Rockaw ay beach.
She visited the various beacli re ­
T he an n u al m eeting of the W. C
so rts and sp en t a week w ith her T. U. will be held at th e lib rary
son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and T h u rsd ay afternoon at 2:30, a t
Mrs. A rth u r V olbrecht in Los A n­ w hich tim e an n u al rep o rts w ill be
geles. Also visited her son-in-law given and election of officers will
and dau g h ter, Mr. and Mi s. George be held. T his is a m ost im p o rtan t
You see th e te le p h o n e in stru m e n t, w hich
S tuder of Los Angeles. She had a m eeting, according to the officers,
to m any is th e sum an d s u b sta n c e of tele- •
p leasan t visit with th e Rev. and and a full atten d an ce is hoped for.
phone eq uipm ent.
Mrs. II. R. G ebhardt who form erly
Mr. and Mrs. G lenn R usher of
lived in G resham w here Rev. Geb­ A lbany arriv ed Sunday for a visit
Actually that telephone represents less
h ard t was p asto r of the Zion E v an ­ with Mr. R u sh er's paren ts, Mr. and
than 3 per cent of the total equipment
gelical church. Mr. and Mrs. Geb­ Mrs. C. E. R usher Glenn has re ­
necessary for your share of service.
h ard t wisli to be rem em bered to ull tu rn ed to A lbany but Mrs. R usher
H idden from view a re m iles of w ire, s w itc h ­
form er G resham friends. At Long w ill rem ain for a w eek's visit
boards, pow er p la n ts an d o th e r e q u ip ­
Beach she visited Emma, M argaret
m ent
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Hie in v isib le re m a in d e r,
Mrs. H. C. L arsen has received
and Mary Peck, form er resid en ts
n ecessary to re n d e r efiicient service.
a much app reciated gift from
of G resham . Mrs. V olbrecht made
Yoshi Jw ash i and her m other
the trip by stage, going down over
from Ja p an . It is a beautiful h an d ­
the inland ro u te and retu rn in g by
m ade kim ona and a box of tea in a
th e coast route. She had a very
decorated container. The Jw ash i
Gresham
w onderful trip and enjoyed it th o r­
fam ily w ent to Jap an n early a
oughly.
year ago on account of the illness
of a son, who la te r died.
The
fath er has retu rn ed to th is vicinity
hut his wife was unable to come
because of ill health, and Yoshie
rem ained witli her m other. Mrs.
L arsen gave tier Sunday school
class of Jap an ese a tre a t last S a t­
urday in the way of a trip to The
Oaks.
Glen Davidson, who w as injured
by In ing stru ck by an autom obile
th ree w eeks ago. is able to be
around and is gaining stren g th
daily hut is unable to resum e his
work at the sto re on account of the
nervous condition in w hich the a c ­
cident left him.
Ole K ellleson was very suddenly
taken ill w hile in P ortland, about
a week ago and it was necessary
for him to be brought home in an
invalid ear. After spending a few
days in bed he now is able ti^ b e
around.
Jam es M cAllister is in Salem
liggs and feathers are made of practically the same
w here he is w inking in a cannery.
He expects to en ter Oregon Agri
elements. I lent can’t make both at the same time.
c u ltu ral college th is fall.
They don't /ay until they stop mou/ting.
Mrs. A. II Mealey had th e mis
fo rtu n e to get her rig h t hand
caught in her electric w asher tills
m orning, b ru isin g it very severely
An X -ray p ictu re showed no brok
Don’t let your hens t/ra^ through the moult without
n bones, which is considered fo r­
help. If yon do, they II he run-dou n just when they
tu n ate. as the hand w as draw n into
should he in perfect condition tor t o n y winter faying.
th e ro lle rs to the w rist.
Mrs. C. O. H orning of G resham ,
Begin n \ to use Dr. LeGear’s Poultry Prescription
form er president of the M ultnomah
ill their feed regularly. More than a million poultry
im in ty W. C. T. U.. had the pleasure
raisers have proved that this famous tonic and regula­
of w itnessing the d estru ctio n of the
cargo of the rum ru n n e r P eschaw a
tor is a wonderful aid during moult. Because it im­
in P o rtlan d last week. She w as
proves the whole digestive system, hens get full value
pictured in a P o rtlan d daily em pty­
from their feed. I hat means a quicker moult, with­
ing the co n ten ts of a flask into the
out strain. <Jive hens this help a n d m o r e winter eggs.
gutter.
Gresham Locals
1 ‘'ZßZ £R. Clicks Go.
announce
Graceful contours instead o f
straight lines--the gleam and sparl/e
o fh ri//ia ntcolors and chronic plat­
ing instead of drab effects • • • the
most beautiful bodies ever b u ilt • • •
Buick's masterpiece bodies by fisher
B U IC K
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p r iv ile g e
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accepted choice o f th e w e lfa r e s s e d school
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. th e y e x e m p lify th e s m a rt th o u g h t in
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LAUREL ACRES
Mrs. H erm an R. P atterso n re ­
tu rn ed Monday from a ten-day visit
with her sister, Mrs R. B ushnell
P otts, who lives in Seattle, Wash.
Mrs. Alvin Snapp, recently from
Sand Point, Idaho, with h er c h il­
dren spent a few days w ith the
fam ily of S It. G ilbert. T he fam i­
lies w ere close friends In Boise.
Idaho, for some years. Mrs. Snapp
is on h er way to Bandon. Oregon,
Where she will join her husband
who is p harm acist for th e Bandon
Drug company
The resid en ts of I-aurel avenue
h im been pu ttin g in im provem ents
to th e ir p ro p erties lately, R. H
Confrey has had hardw ood floors
¿“Ventilated
heat
K now ing how to build a
furnace to fit th e fuel and
clim atic conditions.
C areful design
an d m anufacture.
C orrect installation.
Three reasons th a t count for the thousands and thous­
ands of satisfactory M ontag furnace installations.
The M ontag furnace is backed by the full resources and
financial strength of a local m anufacturer for forty-five
years in this field, lea rn in g how and doing rig h t.
It costs you nothing to enjoy the benefit of this practi­
cal knowledge. It costs least in the long run to enjoy the
clean, “ventilated heat" and economy of a M ontag warm
air furnace.
W arm A ir
FU R N A C E
without obligation, of course, at
GRESHAM PLUMBING CHEATING CO.
G re s h a m
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and o th er work done in his home.
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F E Sm ith has had his house re ­
roofed. and the P atte rso n fam ilies had expected to be In the neighbor-
have been p u ttin g in cem ent side­ hood for th e school year, but cir-
w alks. curbing, etc. A. Ray F a ir­ ptoiLu n c *
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" ch “ * * ,h e ,r
banks has a new lawn. O ther im ­
provem ents a re expected to be
m ade before w inter comes.
The ads talk to you. Look and
listen.
V IF T O D V
v IV I U K I
' , r ’ L<*” n *’“ '*>• relu rn ed F riday
, from the P ortlan d S an itariu m .
w her* *“ • ,,p*‘nt * we*k ta k ,n *
1 treatment.
She is much improved.
Henry Paape has gone to the
• Bremerton navy yards to work.
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