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TI E S U L I. OCTOBER 23. l»2s (¿KESHAM OTTLOOK, (¿RESHAM. OKEGO* PAGE THREE anxious to s ta rt a Camp F ire chap- of G resham . The piano has been DAMASCUS One m an of th is com m unity has te r here. T he girls a re to meet delivered to the school and is found a new way to su p p o rt the w ith them a fte r school Monday, 1 g reatly appreciated. p resid en tial nom inees. A week or October 29. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Schedeen and The» g rad “ school will give a , Mr. and Mrs. E rnest Johnson have ten days ago one of W. R. D allas’ cow s gave b irth to tw in calves. He H allow e'en en tertain m en t at the retu rn ed from a trip to the beach. schoolhouse F rid ay evening. Octo I W hile aw ay they stayed at L asley's has nam ed them H erb, and Al. ber 26. ! Crescent cottages near T aft. F ro m Rev. and Mrs. J. T. T aylor and th ere they visited many of the iu- Lois and W esley Ebey of P o rtlan d HILLSVIEW ; terestin g spots along the beach be visited a t th e Rev. H. Alva W alter A pie social is being planned by tw een T aft s-.d Newport. home Sunday. Rev. Mr. T aylor is d istric t elder .a n d spoke both in th e p atro n s of Hillsview d istric t to th e evening and m orning at the be given F riday evening, November POWELL V ALLEY 2. The proceeds of the social will F ree M ethodist ch u rch . The L u th er League of the Saron Mr. and Mrs. B. L. P reston, Olive go tow ard th e price of a piano L u th eran ch u rch will hold a H al and Roy, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Esche- I which th e school has recently lowe'en h arv e st festival at the beck, E lsie and W alter, Betty ' bought from Miss K athryn B ratzell schoolhouse S atu rd ay evening, Oc- W heeler, Mrs. Palen and Joe a t tended th e fresh m an reception, given yearly for the freshm en, new stu d en ts and p are n ts, at O. U.4I. S. F rid ay evening. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Boynton. | Lois. Edw in, an d M ary Elizabeth visited Mrs. B oynton’s p aren ts, Dr. I and Mrs. A. Skippeu in P o rtlan d Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Beil visited . th e ir new gran d so n , th e in fan t son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray B ro w n 'o f Can- ; by, Sunday. They w ere accom - . panied by th e ir son Richard. Miss H elen Black and Miss La- Velle Sw etnam , th e teach ers, are A Future Farm Leader this year, to be the best of its many successful events. Shorthorns. Hereford*, and Aberdeen-Angus ex hibits will compete for the prized ribbons and a share in the Premi ums totaling $100,000 00. ~ v’SBSS u Fifteen breeds of Sheep, Angora and milk Goats, and five breeds ol Hogs will be exhibited. In the Wool and Mohair Show there is to be a splendid showing of sheep and goat fleeces as well as wool proa ucts of various kinds. For spectacular entertainm ent Adam Duncan Dunn, Jr., of W apato, there will be the 10th Annual Horse W.-rhington, and hlg Shorthorn I Show for which approxim ately $36. bull ealf, “ King of Supremacy." ! 000.00 in prize money is offered. ' Program s—7 evenings and 3 after As long as the influences of the noons—feature stirring high and l-H Clubs remain, America will hrqad jumps, sterling performances never lack an adequate supply of I by H arness Horses and three- and capable managers for its farms. five-gaited American saddle horses Adam Duncan Dunn, Jr., Is an ex ¡ as well as exciting six-in-hand draft cellent example of the type of team driving contests. During each young farm er the organization is ' perform ance parades of prize-win developing. Adam is a former 4-H ning Livestock will be staged and Club member. He is a son of the dem onstrations given by famous late Adam Duncan Dunn, one of the sheep dogs. original fouauers and Trustee-Di In addition to the foregoing. Pa rector of the Pacific International cific International will combine, in Livestock Exposition. Camp Plummer, the official an Its educational presentations, Dairy nual meeting place of 4-H Clubs in Livestock Exhibits; Dairy, Land this territory, is one of the most and M anufacturers’ P r o d u c t s outstanding developments of the Shows; Northwest Hay and Grain Pacific International, the 18th An Show; Industrial Exposition; Fox nual of which will be held at Port Show; Boys' and Girls’ Club Work land. Oregon, November 3-10, in Exhibits, and great “T ruth in Meats" demonstration. clusive. — The Fat Stock and Breeding sec All transportation lines offer re tions of the Exposition promise, duced fares to the Exposition. Mrs. Mack A. W illiam s of Ascot has sold the 11-months-old p u re bred Je rse y bull, Tiddledyw inks Crow n F oxs’ Lad to B. A. N orth ru p of H eisson, W ash. Thieves again have been busy in th is com m unity. L ast week a calf and a num ber of tools w ere taken from the barn of Mrs. C arl Jo h n son and an eight-gallon can of m ilk w as taken from th e m ilkhouse of Lee W ills. H ow ever, the can of m ilk, w hich had been put in a gu n ny sack, m ust have proven too heavy or plans failed to m ature, as th e can w as abandoned by the ro ad side. Cecil Ackley, who is attending Oregon A g ricu ltu ral college, is a pledge of th e Sigm a A lpha Epsilon fra tern ity . Cecil is also a m em ber o f th e freshm an football team . He had th e m isfortune to have his col la r bone broken in a recen t p ra c tice game. A “bunco m an ” was reported to be w orking along th e B ase Line road S aturday. H is gam e w as to reg ister firm nam es a t $2 each, so the story goes. R eports a re th a t he had all necessary data to con vince his victim s of his g enuine ness. He is reported to drive a g ra y ro ad ster. R. H. Robinson of C orvallis re-1 cen tly visited his broth er-in -law . and sister, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. j T eg art. before leaving for th e ea st w here he joined his wife who had ! been visiting relativ es in W ashing- ' ton, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson I a re sailing soon for E urope, w here ! they expect to rem ain for some ’ time. Louis F ra n k , p ro p rie to r of the j W hite Cabin Auto cam p a t Base . Line and B arker roads, is suffering with a severe a ttac k of inflam m a- ¡ tory rheum atism , w hich is affecting both hands. Miss Mary Moore of St. H elens ■ H all, P o rtlan d , en tertain ed a num- j ber of her friends w ith a 'd in n e r ■ and p arty a t “The O asis" recently. I E. J. M arks of Base Line road has retu rn ed from a h u n tin g trip in the coast range, w est of McMinn- : ville, Oregon. W hile he w as not I su ccessful in getting a deer, he re- , turwed w ith th ree bears. Mrs. J. Emil Nelson has retu rn ed from Spokane, W ash., w here she has been visiting friends. f 'r s . O. J. T ollefton of T igard. Oregon, spent th e w eek-end v is it- , ing her b ro th er-in -law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. E arl A ckley of Ascot. C laude H unziker, who has been j suffering with an a ttac k of quinsy, i m aking it necessary to have the th ro a t lanced tw ice, has recovered , an d is now able to be a t w ork : again. • Ted M eredith of T he O asis S e r - 1 vice statio n , is ap p e arin g w ith K ath arin e L aidlaw a t T ebbetts' O riental th e a te r, w here they are featu ring novelty dancing. Miss Charlóte Shellenbarger of H orses, C attle, Hay, Hogs. Gouts, Sheep, Ducks, Rabbits, Bees, Poul try, R eal E state. R entals, Loans, Autos, F arm M achinery, P lan ts and Seeds, Em ploym ent. Wood and Saw ing, M iscellaneous— are the de p artm en ts under our classified heading. Look for w hat you may wish to buy or sell. Butterfly Ball Room STUDIO S aron L u th e ra n P arso n ag e, Pow ell V alley Road Phone 2U“ 1. G resham , M ornings bought an ac re on the W ilkes road, have had a sm all hom e erected and now occupying it. M arianna B randes, who has been absent from school for a week on account of illness, has recovered anil is now able to atten d school. Mrs. F. A. Booth, who recently underw ent a m inor „o p eratio n at the M ultnom ah hospital, has re tu rn ed home and although still confined to her bed is m aking a satisfac to ry recovery. Mr. and Mrs. P. D. H olfm an and fam ily of P o rtlan d visited a t th e Z im m erm an-M illar home Sunday. PARKROSB BEACH Sandy 131 vd. and RichardHon Road Every Thursday Nile t i - * 11 iYS r vcry furnace has a lunit- capacity and the East- ’1 llL l y man is no exception, the only difference being that ful that exceptionally we do not recom we are care- mend our Furnace be yond what we honestly believe it will do. L. L. Kidder Hdw. Co. Phone 1421 Gresham A g ain P A B C O leads w ith n n o th e r new sh in g le i d e a . . . P ubco T h a tc h S h in g le s w ith w hich you can o b ta in O ld W o r ld th a tc h e d -ro o f e f fects, o r tap estry effects o f g re a t b eau ty a n d Variety. These th a tch shingles poaaeasall th e q u a litie s f o r w hich P a b c o Shingles a re fam ous. T h e y are c o lo rfu l, fire -re ta rd a n t,e e o n o m ic a l, can b e la id rig h t o v e r o ld w ooden s h in g le s ... a n d w ill ad d to the beauty a n d re-sale v ulue o f y o u r hom e. L e t us estim a te th e cost to y o u o f a thatch ed r o o f . . . a m i t e ll you o f o u r D e fe rre d P ay m en t P la n . N o o b lig a tio n . . . ju s t phoue. “FULL OF GINGER T” ANTI-KNOCK GASOLINE Music by Bigg’s O rchestra Kastman F u rn aces cun lie hud us low as #94 installed. A t Last!... a real Thatched R oof at a moderate cost RED CROWN OLD TIME DANCING E very Furnace MRS. E. SANDEEN ' P o rtlan d en tertain ed w ith a dinner SCHOOL DIST. NO. 7 j For çeal estate loan* see or call 1 B. W. T horne.—Adv I ! ' I VOICE dance a t The Oasis F rid ay night, Russellville School j i Ten couples enjoyed the evening. Mr. and Mrs. N athan Pow ell of Has 4-H Sewing Club Spokane, W ash., who recen tly A 4-H sew ing club w as o rg an ized at R ussellville Monday under the leadership of Mrs. P. W. Clark. T he club h as an en ro llm en t of 89 m em bers w hich is said to be the la rg e st in th e state. Very m uch in te re st is being taken in the sta rtin g of the new club. Mrs. C lark, a ca llable leader, is the m other of Miss H elen C lark who won a sc h o lar sh ip to th e Oregon A g ricu ltu ral sum m er school, on sew ing club w ork th a t she exhibited a t the M ultnom ah county fair. tober 27. at 8 o’clock. A good pro- gram is being planned, w ith re- fresh m en ts served la ter in the eve- ning. T hrough some m istake tjie date has been confused as to w hether the festival will be F riday or S aturday. It will be S aturday, a t 8 o'clock. A S E R V IC E Our equipment is at your disposal day or night. Our success is built on being ready to serve at any and all times. Gates Funeral Home U rrah sn i W. METZGER & CO. STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA Lady A aalatant Telephone t i l l J. E . G A T E S M o rtician GRESHAM, OREGON Q R e n e w B u ic k is t h e n e w S t y l e s h it n g i . es Select Within Your Means eet. sy m m e tric a l, low to th e g ro u n d , u n iq u e & u n riv aled cr4rom a n a rtis tic s t a n d p o i n t .....a n d the most comfortable, automobile motorists have ever know n — N o t o nly beautiful, n ot only »ym m etrical, not o nly luxurious — but an e n tire ly new style—an a l l u r i n g new- m o d e o f c a r design— — a m ode so true and sound and beautiful that it forecasts the trend o f sm art body-design fo r years to com e — T h e same artistry, the same craftsm anship w h ic h m ake this new Buick the most beautiful auto m o bile o f the day also make it the most com fo rtable A gain a n d a g a in we u rg e th a t th e be reav ed fam ily se le c t w ith in th e ir m eans. We su g g e st th a t ju d g m e n t a s w ell a s s e n ti m en t sh o u ld d ire c t choice. W e w a n t to do th in g s rig h t a n d we see no re a so n why folks should choose a fu n e ra l out of keep in g w ith th e ir finances. auto m o bile m otorists ha -e ever know n. N e w adjustable fro n t seats in the closed m odels —fu ll w id th re a r seats p ro v id in g plenty o f ro o m fo r three adult passengers — deep, soft upholstery —the lo u n g in g spaciousness o f the in te rio rs —all co m b in e w ith B u ic k ’ s fa m o u s c a n t ile v e r springs and Lovejoy H y d ra u lic shock absorbers to produce the highest degree o f rid in g luxury ever attained. See this new B uick —d riv e it — prove to yo u rself it's the Buick o f Buicks and the car o f c a rs ! We offer C om plete F u n e ra l S ervice for a s low a s $75. W e say "C o m p le te ” because e v e ry th in g e s se n tia l to re v e re n t, im p re s sive c a re is included. W e h av e m o re e la b o ra te fu n e ra ls a s w ell. T h e fam ily decides w hich fu n e ra l is w a n te d a n d we, in tu rn , supply e v e ry th in g needed. INVEST In Electric Power YOU CAN a c tu a lly o w n an in te re s t in th e g ig a n tic pow er th a t tu rn s th e w h eels of in d u s try in y o u r co m m u n ity — in th e fa c to rie s th a t m ak e for p ro sp e rity —in th e lig h ts you see b u r n in g a ll a ro u n d . PO R TLA N D E L E C T R IC P o w er C om pany $6.00 F irs t P re fe rre d Stock, offered a t $98.00 a sh a re , will net^you a re tu rn of 6.12 % on y o u r in v e s t m en t. T h is stock w as first sold a t $90 a s h a re , tw o y e a rs ago, a n d lias advunced in p ric e th re e tim es sin c e th en . YOU can see y o u r m oney w o rk in g fo r you in th is in v e s tm e n t every day of th e y e a r—every h o u r of th e day. An a ttra c tiv e , easy w ay to save m oney an d h av e it grow ra p id ly w ith p e rfe c t safety. YOU m ay p u rc h a se or. a sm all m o n th ly sa v in g s p lan if you w ish. HELPFUL CREDIT In v e s tm e n t D e p a rtm e n t, 820 E le c tric Bldg. PORTLAND Jacobson Co. Qhe Silver Anniversary B U IC K D ependable F u n e ra l W ith Masterpiece Bodies By Fisher Directors ■ LECTMIC STOClC PORTLAND. 9106 F O S T E R ROAD a t L e n ts Walter W. Metzger Gresham SALES AND S E R V IC E SU. 1821 HEXKT J. JACOBSON M A N A G IN G D IR E C T O R R E A D Y T O A S S IS T D A Y OR N 1O H T eLCCTRIC BLOO. OREGON Division offices at— Salem , Oregon City, G resham , H illsboro, St. H elens and St. Jo h n s, Oregon, and Vancouver, Wash. Oregon City PICTORIAL LIFE OF HERBERT HOOVER-No. 14 By Satterfield 1 7 T77C77 à 00182416 1» The arm ittice brought peace, but Hoover was ftcod with finding an outlet for aurpfuo good*. 2. Ho tu rn ed h it a tte n to n to ico no m lc r e t t o r i tie n of Kuropo and re lie f of starving m illion». I . On i v is it to Poland, SO. 000 children paid him a personal trib u te of th in k » and p m « . ♦. But mostly he w at In Washington, working night and day on reconstruction of Amoríos and the world»
