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F riday , noyfmbfk a, ne* Cedar Residents Are Given Surprise A rea l su rp rise greeted Mr. and Mrs. C. H. H opkins of the Cedar d istric t last T uesday evening, when nine carlo ad s of friends from S er vice Circle, N eighbors of Wood c ra ft. of P o rtlan d drove into their yard w ith a ru sh and a ro ar. The occupants of th e ca rs, dressed in comic costum es, tootiug horns and blow ing w histles, dem anded th a t the doors be throw n wide open for an old fashioned H allowe'en. T he evening w ent m errily w ith dancing, singing and cards. At a late hour heavily laden b askets w ere brought forth by the guests and a h ea rty repast w as indulged in by all. Tnen dishes w ere clean ed up, tables disappeared and all signs of disorder rem oved by the guests, afte r w hich the fun co n tin ued to a late hour. T he guests, all of whom were from P o rtlan d , w ere Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Mounce, Mr. and Mrs. Tom M organ, Mr. and Mrs. W. L arkin, Mr. and Mrs. K ert L ittell, Mr. and Mrs. G eorge A lcott, Mr. and Mrs. Sam G. D ennison, Mr. and Mrs. Olen W hitaker, Mr. and MrA W illiam Chapin, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. F arm er, Dr. W. G. Scott, Bertie Coate, M yrtle W hite, Ja n e tte Plum m er, Mr. and Mrs. Lee C asterline, Mr. and Mrs. B ert V ennigerholtz. TROUTDALE Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Coe of A storia and Mr. and Mrs. F. E. H arlow of P o rtlan d w ere guests Sunday and Monday of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. H a r low. Mrs. M yrtle H udson of Bend, O regon, is visitin g at th e J. S. H ud son home. Mr. and Mrs. J. H ardy of Mil w aukie and Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Low wer.e Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Spence. Mrs. H attie W ilson, Mr. and Mrs. C arl Bondeson and Geo. W ilson w ere dinner guests F riday evening of Mr. and Airs. Bussell W ilson in Fairview . Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Coons and Mr. and Mrs. C. F. P arso n s w ere din n er gu ests of Mr. and Mrs. M. B. M cGinnis T uesday evening. Mrs. W. W. Spence was called to S pokane la st week on account of th e illn ess of her m other. The postoffice has installed a new cancellin g m achine w hich saves m uch tim e. J. S. H udson is p ost m aster. Mrs. W. G. Shipley of Salem spent Sunday w ith her sister, Mrs. L. A. H arlow . T here have been 150 carloads of celery and cauliflow er shipped from T ro u td ale to date and the g row ers a re still shipping. Mrs. H. E. Newell and children of M ultnom ah spent th e week-end a t the R. D. H ew itt home. Mr. and Mrs. F red P elton enter tained a t a club health dinner Mon day evening. The guests w ere Mr and Mrs. L. A. H arlow , Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Spence, Mr. and Mrs. .1 McGinnis, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Coons Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Bloyd. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Low, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Kendall, Mr. and Mrs. Shuck. Mrs John E rickson, Mrs. H. E. W aite Mrs. Milo Coons and Mrs. Eunice Robinson. A delicious dinner was served by John H. Lance, re p re senting d istrib u to rs of cooking utensils. T he house was decorated w ith H allow e'en colors. Miss E d n a B ram hall gave a H al lowe’en p a rty S atu rd ay evening, at w hich th e follow ing guests were p rese n t: C arl B ram hall of P o rt land, Lola, V ictor and C urtis Ba con, V irgil and W allace Aschoff, all of Sandy, Mrs. L. B. Jennings and d a u g h te rs H arriet F ick e tt and Betty Jen n in g s, E lla Richardson D orothy K endall, K enneth B ram hall, E sth e r and H enry H in k le , Mr and Mrs. F. H. H oecker and family Mrs. B ram hall served refreshm ents w hich w ere g rea tly appreciated. The T ro u td ale school gave t p retty h arv e st tim e play Wednes day evening, all the pupils tak in g p art. G am es w ere played after the play. The P aren t-T ea ch e r circle served lunch. P re ac h in g service and Sunday school w ill s ta rt prom ptly a t 10 o'clock Sunday m orning. Rev. E R. D. H ollensted w ill preach. The L adies Aid m eeting, which w as announced for November 7 has been postponed until November 14. It will be held a t the hom e of Mrs. T hos. Low. FAIRVIEW T he serm on S unday m orning at S m ith Memorial P resbyterian c h u rc h will he of special interest to young people, who have been in vited to rem ain for th e service a fte r the Sunday school. T he high e s t atten d a n ce for the year in the S unday school w as reached last Sunday, th e re being 50 present. The S unday school opens prom ptly at 10 o’clock. GRESHAM OUTLOOK, GRESHAM. (1REGOS Columbian High Notes N orthw ay, Mr. and Mrs. Ja c k Zilm and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rogers. (By Oweu Emily) A birthday su rp rise was g b e u H URLBURT Miss T helm a Swanson at her home. Rev. E. R. D. H ollensted will Crown Point chalet, last S aturday evening in celebration of her 16th p reach a t th e schoolhouse Sunday eveuing at 8 o'clock. birthday. Miss S w anson's class, the sophom ore, aud many o th ers of th e upper classes attended. They presented her w ith a vanity case. H er m oth er's gift was a b eautiful ring. The senior class has begun p rac tice on its class play, "The T hree G races,” w hich was sent for sev era l weeks ago. The en tire cast contains 28 ch a racters. T he first reh e arsal w as held T uesday night. A m asquerade p arty w as given Monday evening by the M isses Inga A rneson and Mabel C ham berlain in Mr. A rneson’s em pty sto re b u ild ing. T h irty or 40 stu d en ts a tte n d ed in all m an n er of costum es. W itches, goblius, pirates, bats, all were represen ted . The room was decorated in orange and black. Games w ere played u n u til 10:30, w hen refresh m en ts w ere served. The p arty broke up at 11:30. C h a lle n g e s c o m p a ri Conlon’s Thrifty 15±a SPRING DALE The program and box social held at the schoolhouse F rid ay evening w as well attended and th e program was excellent, A neat sum was taken in. Mrs. F red Salzm an and Mrs. Will W right m otored to P o rtlan d rec en t ly to visit w ith Mrs, H enry C hris tensen and her daughter. The novelty dance given by the P. W. L. A. lodge w as w ell attended, th e re being about 350 present. The hall w as b eautifully decorated in the H allow e'en colors. Mrs. E lla H ornish en tertain ed for dinner T uesday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Zilm and children. Mrs. Glen B abbitt attended the P.-T. A. convention held in P o rt land th is week. Mrs. Ja c k Zilm and Mrs. Ralph R ogers gave a dinner and card par ty a t Mrs. R ogers' home W ednesday evening in honor of her birthday. T hose p rese n t w ere Mr. and Mrs. Je ss Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Tom ! | The Berry Growers Packing Co. USED CARS = sc Hallowe’en Dance SATURDAY NITE, NOVEMBER 3 AT Eagle Creek S po n so red by th e A m erican L egion A u x iliary of CARL DOUGLAS POST, ESTACADA $•> fo r th e Best H allow e'en Costum e $5 for Best G eneral 4 »sinm e $.» for Most O riginal Costum e =K ---- k w —■ x w —------ x w—, 192(5 FO RD T o n rin g , rn c k ste ll, h a s steel pick-up body, new p a in t, ru n s lik e a new c a r 1924 O V ERLAND B luebird T o u rin g , new p a in t, c a r ru n s a n d looks good. S pecial at 1929 C H E V R O L E T T o u rin g , new p ain t, c a r in good, c o n d itio n ................................................... $150 $250 192(1 (’ll E l K O I.E l S edan, e sp ecially good $475 192(1 ( ll ll V S E E I t 58 C oach, 4-w heel b ra k e s 1924 OVERLAND T o u rin g , looks an d ru n s good. A sp ecial a t ............................................. $575 $100 192(5 ESSEX C oach. $335 S pecial at ......... 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M ooing a n d G en eral H auling SAND AND GRAVEL PH O N E 1631 S E R V IC E and Now »• OAKLAND presents A NEW All-American Six: A n e n t ir e ly n e w c o n c e p tio n o f th e m o d e rn m o t o r c a r. So o r ig in u l in d e i g n . . . no h r il li u n t ly e x e c u te d . . . y o u ’ll h a r d ly b e lie v e y o u r eyes. M a g n ific e n t successor to a ju s t l y fa m o u s n a m e . . . a N e w A ll- A m e r i c a n Six. a s * D a r in g in s ty le . . . e x e m p lify in g F is h e r g e n iu s in th e c /e a t io n o f n e w d e s ig n s . B r il li a n t in b e a u ty . . . re v e a lin g n e w h a rm o n ie s o f co lo rs a n d lin e s . T r iu m p h a n t ly n e w . A p |M -a lin g ly d iff e r e n t. F in e r in e very w a y . F r o m its c h r o m e - p la te d f r o n t h u m |N *r h a c k to its c h r o m e - p l a t e d t a i l - l i g h t . . . as n e w a s t h i s m o r n i n g ’» d a w n . * * * A n e w c h r o m e -p la t e d r a d ia t o r . . . s u r m o u n t e d by a la rg e H at c h r o m e - •'•u te d c a p . G ra c e d by a new* f r o n t Io u v rs e ffe e t in a n e x e lu s iv e e h e v ro n d e s ig n . F la n k e d b y n e w seam less fu ll- c r o w n fe n d e rs . . . fla r in g fe n d e rs w i t h a 71- i n c h s p re a d . * * * A n d th e n t h e b o d ie s ! S even n e w a n d s u p e rb ly b e a u t if u l ty p e s . . . C lo s e d t y p e s w i t h a d j u s t a b l e d r iv e r s * s e a t s . T w o c o n v e r t i b l e closed c a rs . . . t h e C o n v e r tib le C a b r io le t a n d th e L a n d a u le t S e d a n . * * * A n d su ch g lo rio u s p e rfo rm a n c e as y o u ’ ve n e v e r k n o w n b e fo re . S o a rin g to p speed . . . s e v e n ty m ile s an h o u r an d m o re ! S ix ty - e ig h t b ra k e h o rs e -p o w e r a t 3IMMI r . p . m . A flu s h in g p ic k - u p . . . f r o m IB to 25 m ile s |>er h o u r in six seconds fla t. * * * S u c h b a la n c e . . . s u c h s m o o th n e s s . . . s u c h s ile n c e . . . s u c h poise. R e s u ltin g f r o m it s g re a t n e w 228- c u h ic in c h e n g in e w i t h ex c lu s iv e p a te n te d r u b b e r - c u s h io n e d m o u n t in g s . . . 8 1 -lb . c r a n k s h a f t . . . h a r m o n ic b a la n c e r . . . la r g e r , m u re h ig h ly p e rfe c te d c a r b u r e to r . . . th e G - M - R c y lin d e r h e a d . S u c h m a r velous c o n tr o l. S te e rin g case fr o m a n e w im p r o v e d m e c h a n is m . B r a k in g ease f r o m its n e w in t e r n a l e x p a n d in g fo u r -w h e e l b ra k e s . . . in d iv id u a lly a d ju s te d . . . r e q u ir in g m in im u m p re s s u re fo r a s u re , s ile n t, v e lv e t-s m o o th s to p . * Our equipment is at your disposal day or night. Our success is built on being ready to serve at any and all times. studio iaro n L u th e ra n Parsonage. Pow ell Y’alley Road one G resham . Morning-* GRAVEL Gates Funeral Home 50c and 75c a yard at pit or w ill deliver Gresham 1. r.. (JATKU Mortici»!^ Lady A sslsU at Telephone t<71 * * O n ly th e h ig h lig h t s h a v e b een m e n tio n e d . O n ly a h i n t re g a rd in g its p u ls e -s tir r in g p e r fo r m a n c e a n d s ty le . T o g e t t h e w h o le p ic tu r e . . . to a p p r e c ia te w h a t its p ric e w ill b u y . . . c o m e i n . H a v e y o u r h ig h e s t e x p e c ta tio n s re a liz e d ! P ric e » f / l i i In f l f i S n t f a r tn r y . [RS. E. SAN DEEN O. A . B R Y A N Phone (Iresham 78 I 2 Dependable PRICES REDUCED VICE AND PIANO SAM ) been ill for the past week w ith ROCKWOOD HALEY BORING I rheum atism , is improving. The Rockwood E pw orth League V aughn McCann of Mac Service Services at Haley B aptist church | A rrangem ents a re being m ade for held a H allow e'en p arty la st S a t statio n has purchased a new Ford next Sunday w ill be Sunday school | a b azaar to be given by the home u rday evening, w hich had an a t coupe. a t 10 o’clock, m orning w orship In ! econom ics departm en t of Damas- tendance „ . ____ of 72. _ . some of them from i Miss G ene Dickson of G resham Swedish at II, when th e L ord's I cus g ran ge S aturday evening No- G G resham r. sham and 1 leasan t Home wa8 a week-end visitor at the par- S upper will be observed. T he ju n -j vem ber 10. An interesting program Leagues. T he eyennig w as sp en t I s„ „ a ge Of Rev. and Mrs. M clil- >>,rs will meet in the evening a. is being planned. Needlework, in gam es afte r w hich refre sh m e n ts venua. 6:45. The young people will have i hom e cooked foods and farm pro- w e r e s e rv e d of elder, d o u ghnuts T he su b ject of th e E pw orth ch arg e of the evening service at ! duce will be displayed in booths and sandw iches. ¡L eague service Sunday evening 7:30. Rev. Andrew Johnson, form -I presided over by the young people Mr. and Mrs. Ruby O m earo of I will be "T he P latfo rm of Jesu s." er pastor of th e church, will talk I of the grange. W asco, Oregon, w ere g u ests last C ath erin e H aynes will lead th e on cam paign issues. The young i ----- ---------------- week of th e ir cousin, Mrs. C. L. m eeting, w hich begins at 6.30. people will m eet S aturday evening J F or low est rate s on autom obile, H aynes and family. Mrs. F re d R evears and Mrs. C. L. November 3. at 7:30, with Mr. and i tru c k and g eneral in su ran ce see T he Rockwood gran g e held its H aynes w ere recen t visitors of Rev Mrs. E. B ergstrom of G resham B. W. T horne.—Adv. an n u al H allow e'en m asq u erad e and Mrs. J. F. Dunlop at E stacada. — —------------------ — ----------------------------------------------------— dance S atu rd ay evening. A large Mrs. H enry B arger is rep o rted atten d an ce is reported. ill at her home. Mr. and Mrs. W alter Coffee an d Mr. aud Mrs. O scar W alin and Miss Mae P o llu ck visited th e C. L. d au g h ter Lola of G resham visited H aynes fam ily Sunday. T he women ! Mrs. Bow, Sunday, are sisters of Mrs. H aynes. ■■ ■ - - — Mrs. W illiam Jelk eu , who has ' Ads. add to your ad-vantage. Terms Extended LUSTED T he stu d en t body of Lusted school m et last T uesday afternoon. A sh o rt b usiness session was held, then a H allow e'en program which lasted about half an hour, after w hich the refre sh m e n ts com m ittee served a luncheon w ith lemonade. T he re s t of th e afternoon w as spent in playing gam es. _____ ! | son w ith a n y w a s h e r a t any price. B uilt on scientific p rin c ip le s of th e best m a te ria ls , p e r fectly b a la n c e d fo r s e r vice and d u rab ility . E v e ry u se r is a b o o ste r a n d we can re fe r you to 30 local u se rs w ho look fo rw ard to w ash day w ith p lea su re. T h e re is a rea so n . If in te re ste d , call fo r a d e m o n s tra tio n . P h o n e 1871, call fo r Mr, T. B. Huff, s o lic ito r a n d d e m o n s tra to r. PAGE THREE I t t r t ' m H y d r a u lic S h i r k I h v i r h r r t a n d t p r i n g r n r t r t i n r l u i M in l u t p r ic e » . B u n t p r n a n d r e a r f r n d o r g u a r d * r t l r a . C h e c k O a k la n d tlr lic e r c d p r ic e » — t h e y i n r lu d a l i i a t l l h a n d lin g c h a r g e , G e n e r a l M o to r» T in t» C a y m e n t C la n a v a ila b le a t m i n i m u m r o te . TH O M A S M OTOR CO. Powell and M ain Streets, ( ireshain, Oregon
