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G u m a n d C a r d s in C h in a .
E u la lia s R em in iscen ces.
G resh am c h a p te r No. 11? O. E. S.,
J u l i a n II A rn o ld . A m erican co m ­
h av in g ch a n g e d th e ir m eetin g n ig h ts
T h e I n f a n ta E u la lia o f S p ain , w ho.
m e rc ia l a tta c h e a t S h a n g h a i, w rite s *t w ill he re m e m b e re d , v isite d th is
to th e first and t h i r d T u esd ay of
to C o m m erce ite p u ris of th e oppor- c o u n try d u rin g th e w o rld 's fa ir at
M eh m o n th , th e n ex t m e etin g will
i u n itie s w hlch C h in a p re s e n ts to th e C h icag o , h a s p u b lish e d a v o lu m e of
be held T u esd ay e v e n in g , S ep tem b er
c h i w ing g u m a n d p lay in g c a rd in ­ re m in isc e n c e s e n title d . " C o u rt L ife
7.
All m em b ers a re re q u e ste d to
d u s trie s .
" W h ile ,”
he »ays, " th e fro m W ith in ." in w hich sh e d escrib es
he p re se n t.
M rs. C. M O lip h a n t w as c a lled to
c o n a u iu p tio n o f ch ew in g g u m in K a ise r W ilh elm
" I n p riv a te life ,"
At
th e
M eth o d ist
E piscopal
t'h ln u 1» at
p re s e n t
n e g lig ib le It sh e say s, " h e is u uuffected.
One P o rtla n d last n ig h t by th e d e a th of
w ould seem th a t th is re p u b lic o ffers fe It at o n ce th e v ib ra tio n of u s lro tv u frie n d , who h a s been ill fo r se v ­ c h u rc h S u n d ay Rev M elville T W ire
will p reach a t 11 a lit. T h e topic
a H plendid m a rk e t fo r th e in tro d u c ­ p e rs o n a lity , an
in c e ssa n tly
a c tiv e e ra l iiio n th s.
will be, " T h e C h ris tia n Id e a l." At
tio n ol A m erican ch e w in g guru. T h e m in d , a d y n a m ic en e rg y , a L a tin
At th e F r e e M ethodist c h u rc h n ext 8 p. m. M rs
M am ie
B isconer. a
C hin i e people* are fund of sw eets, te m p e ra m e n t, in te lle c tu a l an d gay.
H
unday
Rev. an d Mrs. F. M illican, w om an p a sto r, o rd a in e d m in is te r of
a n d , I believ e, h av e no p a r tic u la r l i e b eliev es th a t lie has been d iv in ely
m issio n a rie s to C h in a , w ill sp e a k on a c h u rc h a t T u la re , C a lifo rn ia , will
a v e rs io n to the* une o f c h ew in g g u m .” a p p o in te d to
ru le o v e r G e rm a n y ,
th
e i r ex p erien ces.
T h ey h a v e been p reach . S u n d ay sch o o l a t 10 a. m.
H e c ite s th e e x am p le o f co n d en sed anti I b eliev e th a t if lie h ad not been
six y e a rs in th e w ork
T h ey w ill
Miss G e rtru d e E a stm a n is e n t e i -
m ilk .
T he
C h in ese
w ere
once ho rn a k in g lie w ould have b ecom e
sp e a k in th e m o rn in g a n d p ro b a b ly ta in ln g Miss L eona K o rd n u t of O re­
s tr a n g e r s to co n d e n se d m ilk .
Now a re lig io u s le a d e r.”
in th e e v e n in g also. Mrs. M illican is gon C ity.
th e y lik e It. T h e re fo re , th e c o n c lu ­
a s is te r o f Rev. W H Uoddy of
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an d th e P o rtla n d ,
p ro m o tio n m u st be d o n e w ith w is­ In to fo u r c o m p a rtm e n ts ,
I on M ain s tr e e t ¡3 w ell u n d e r way
O re sh a iP people.
dom a n d c a re , h o w ev er. T h e a d v e r ­ w alls o f th e s e a re lin ed w ith la rg e
I and by th e end of nex t week w ill be
tisin g m u st be in C h in ese c h a ra c te rs . cells, ev ery o n e of w hich can be
The
m a rria g e of M iss A u rilla I u n d e r cover. A lfred H a in m a r Is th e
F u r th e r m o r e , th e illu s tr a tio n s m u s t o p e n e d an d clo sed a t w ill by th e
H o a g la n d ,to W in. P. S h u y le r
of brick c o n tra c to r.
D. M. C ath ey is
W hen
p lease, n o t tin* o c c id e n ta l, h u t th e m ean s o f p o w erfu l m u scles.
S te rlin g , K an sas, took place W ed­ d o in g th e w oodw ork.
a
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a
o rie n ta l.
U n d er a n o th e r d a te Mr.
n esd ay e v e n in g a t th e h om e o f th e
A rnold h a s th is to sa y : " I t h a s conn* long tim e you re a lly th in k it n e v e r b rid e 's s is te r , .Mrs. (! W L in g le of
At th e B ap tist c h u rc h th e ch u rc h
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fact
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to my a tte n tio n in tra v e lin g a b o u t
D am ascu s.
Rev. M elville T. W ire m eetin g will he S a tu rd a y afte rn o o n
C h in a th a t th e d em a n d fo r A m erican It Is not s a tis fy in g its th ir s t, h u t is o fficiatin g .
The
g u e sts
in clu d ed a t 2 :3 0 p. nt. All m em b ers a re re­
O ne
p lay in g c a rd s is on th e In crease. In filling up its c is te rn as w ell.
M rs C la ra S u n d ay , m o th e r of th e q u e ste d to be p re s e n t. B ible school
S h a n g h a i, fo r In sta n c e , th e C h ln eei a f t e r a n o th e r th e cells of its sto m a c h b rid e , th e L in g le fam ily , Mrs. F ra n k S u n d ay 10 a. ni. Mrs. E. A. Leon-
a re sh o w in g p re fe re n c e fo r ‘w e s te r n ’ a re filled w ith w a te r, an d as soon as M etzg er an d fam ily a n d Mrs. M el­ a rd , s u p e r in te n d e n t.
P re a c h in g at
p la y in g c a rd s o v e r th e ir ow n so- each Is q u ite fu ll It is tig h tly closed. ville T. W ire o f G resh am . Mr. an d I l a . m. an d 7 :4 5 p. I l l by the p a sto r
called 'sp a rro w c a rd s .'
T h e p o p u ­ T h e n , w hen a few h o u rs la te r th e Mrs. S h u y le r h av e g one to th e e x ­ A. J. W are.
la rity o f th e fo reig n c a rd s co u ld lie an liu u l becom es th irs ty , all It bus Io
p o sitio n a n d w ill go soon to th e ir
g re a tly in c re a se d by th e u d d ltlo n of tlo is to o p en o n e of th e cells a n d a l ­ h o m e in K an sas.
B ert H oss w ent to W elches th is
C h in ese n u m e ra ls a n d th e C h in ese low th e w a te r to How o u t. N ext day
m o rn in g to stay o v e r S unday. W al­
c h a ra c te rs fo r k in g , i,u een , jack . T h e Il openH o n e o r tw o m o re, an d so it
R e c e n t c h a n g e s of te a c h e rs In th e lace W ilk in so n h as ta k e n his place
C h in ese a re fond o f show y ca rd s, goes on day a l t e r day u n til th e w hole P o rtla n d sch o o ls h a s re s u lte d in th e on th e m o to r tru c k d u rin g h is a b ­
lienee Ilion
w ith p ic tu re d
hackH su p p ly is e x h a u ste d . In th is c u rio u s tr a n s f e r o f Miss B lan ch e R oss from sence.
w ould lie t h e m ost p o p u la r, e s p e c ia l­ way a ca m e l can live five o r even t i l e S ellw o o d h ig h school to th e h is ­
Ed. S m ith a n d wife will go to th e
ly if th e h ack s w ere d esig n ed In C h i­ six d ay s w ith o u t d r in k in g at all, an d to ry d e p a rtm e n t of th e F ra n k lin
to tra v e l q u ite easily sch o o l
V ancouver fa ir next M onday and
n ese fa s h io n ." W ith A m erican c h e w ­ so is a b le
cam p th e r e d u rin g th e e n tire week.
ing gum an d A m e ric a n p lay in g cu rd s th r o u g h th e d e se rt w h ere th e w ells
Mt S m ith Is an x io u s to see th e Wild
well e s ta b lis h e d In C h in a th e p ro ­ a re o fte n h u n d re d s of m iles a p a rt
M iss P e a rl H u rst, th e new lib ra
P re s b y te ria n .
cess of p ro m o tin g c u ltu r e will b e ­
rla n o f th e G resh am lib ra ry took West fe s tiv itie s, as th ey a p p eal to
com e m uch e a sie r.
c h a rg e o f h e r w ork h e re on S ep tem - , him as b ein g re m in d e rs of o th e r
O u r I t i> a n li n g H o u s e .
h e r I.
M iss H u rst w as tr a n s f e r r e d days on th e ra n g e
Tlie H ight Kimi.
1
" W I i u I ’ h
th e tr o u b le th is n io rn - fro m th e
N o rth
P o rtla n d b ran ch .
An im p o rta n t e v e n t to n ig h t will
A gent
H e re 's a c y c lo m e te r I can 1 1*>K'■
T h e lib ra ry h o u rs , b e g in n in g S ep ­
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w
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re c e p tio n
a t th e
he th e S h rille r
reco m m en d . It Is p o sitiv ely a c c u r ­
d u ty an d a guy w ho is b eh in d w ith t e m b e r 1, a re fro m 12 to 5 :3 0 and
S ta p le to n .
T h ere
a te ; n o t nt all lik e so m e cy clo m e­ his re n t g o t th e s t a r h o a rd e r’s b re a k ­ fro m 7 to 9 p m. d ally ex cep t S u n ­ hom e of M ayor
will be m usic i nd d a n c in g a n d a
te rs, w hich r e g is te r tw o m iles, p e r­ fa s t.”
K a n sa s C ity J o u r n a l.
day. T h e lib ra ry w ill he clo sed all
good tiiu e g e n e ra lly .
W hile it will
h a p s, wlicn you h av e o n ly rid d e n
day M onday, S e p te m b e r 6, it being
S in g le n ick el s a lts can n o t he used
he an a ffa ir s ta g e d by P o rtla n d p eo­
one.
a h o lid ay .
ple th e c itiz e n s of G re sh a m w ill be
Y oung L ady
You h a v e n ’t a n y of alo n e fo r p la tin g w ith o u t th e a d d i­
tio n of a c o n d u c tin g s a lt su ch us s u l­
th a t k in d , h av e y ou?
p h a te o f am m o n ia.
B illie Boyd of E v a n sto n , Illin o is, w elcom e to a tte n d .
is v is itin g w ith h is u n cle, O. W.
Mr. a n d M rs. B isco n er, old tim e
T a rr.
Mr. Boyd s p e n t th e g r e a te r frie n d s of M r. a n d M rs. S. S. T h o m p ­
p a r t o f th e s u m m e r h e re tw o y e a rs son a re v is itin g th em fo r a few days.
ago.
Mrs. B isco n er e n jo y s th e d is tin c tio n
ALL THE DOINGS OF
‘YOUR HOME TOWN’
Î SIGNS FOR THE TIMES!
If you i eed an y o f th e fo llo w in g s ig n s gi t th e m at th e
O u tlo o k office. T h e m o re com m on fo rm s a re k< p t t i i h an d
an d any o th e r s can he su p p lie d on s h o r ; n o tice.
W e m ak e
a sp e c ia lty o f n e a tly p rin te d p la c a rd s. O rd e rs L iken h j photic.
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NO
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(L a r g s)
P U B L IC
M IN O R S
ALLOW ED
K E E P O U T --T H IS M E A N S YOU
H O U SE FO R R E N T
(L a rg e ) H O U SE FO R R E N T
T E R M S C A S H ( S m a ll)
( S m a ll)
N O S M O K IN G A L L O W E D ( S m a ll)
NO A G E N T S OR P E D D L E R S
NEED
CALL
( S e v e ra l f o r m s )
M ILK R E P O R T B L A N X S
( T h e s e a r e la r g e , p r in te d on
s l r o m ; C a rd b o a r d . s u i t a b l e f o r m ilk re c o r d o f 16 to 18 c o w s f o r o n e
m o n th , b o th m o rn in g a n d e v e n in g .)
NO
T R E S P A S S IN G .
THE OUTLOOK
Phone 701
This Is Peach 'reek
(Declared so by the Governor)
A n d Peaches w ere never I iner or Cheaper than now
Large, Luscious Elbertas
Small pits, the finest for canning
4 5 c -5 O c b o x
A’so Clings and Crawfords of the Finest
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TOMATOES, TOMATOES
2 5 c , 3O c b o x
Special this W eek-
GUERNSEY WARE
Large A ssortm ent 3 5 c
to 5 0 c
values
Your Choice 2 5 c
SGML I HING MCI
SOME 1 KING NEW
Metzger Bros
c ia ls a t th e g ra n g e h a ll n ext T h u r s ­
M rs. E. D aly h as g o n e to a P o r t­
day e v e n in g . S e p te m b e r 9, from 5 to la n d h o sp ita l fo r tr e a tm e n t.
8 o ’clo ck . B esides th e s u p p e r th e re
w ill be a good lite r a ry an d m u sical
G rain th r e s h in g th r o u g h o u t e a s t­
p ro g ra m w hich w ill be free.
e rn M u ltn o m a h w ill clo se w ith to ­
m o rro w an d a ll th e m a c h in e s will
E m il O lson is a b le to he o u t a g a in
p u ll in fo r th e seaso n .
T h e yield
a f t e r b e in g laid up fo r th e p a st tw o
th is y e a r h a s been a b o u t an a v e ra g e
w eek s w ith blood p o iso n in g in IH h
c o m p a re d w ith o th e r y e a rs h u t w as
foot.
h a r d e r to th r e s h o w in g to th e to u g h
straw.
A u g . 3 0 ---S e p t. 4
...........—
of b eing an o rd a in e d m in is te r a n d a
M rs. T h o m a s of P le a s a n t H om e
re g u la r p a s to r of a c h u rc h in T u la re ,
h as re c e n tly r e tu rn e d h om e a f t e r a
C a lifo rn ia .
S he w ill p re a c h a t th e
few d a y s ’ tr e a tm e n t In M rs. W ait-
M ethodist c h u rc h S u n d a y ev en in g .
m a n ’s p riv a te h o sp ita l in G resh am .
Mrs. W alt m an is now c a rin g fo r th e
Mrs. L illia n P u lle n atx l d a u g h te r ,
8 -u io n th a -o ld baby of Mr. a n d M rs. Eva, ex p ect to leav e S u n d a y fo r Mc­
P e te H ra n d a
of
T ro u td a le .
T he
M innville, w h ere Miss E va will a t ­
baby is im p ro v in g ra p id ly .
te n d sch o o l th e c o m in g y ear.
Mrs
T lie L a d ie s' Aid so ciety w ill give P u lle n w ill re m a in fo r a visit w ith
o n e o f th e i r p o p u la r ch ic k e n pie so h e r s is te r, M rs. V iolet T h o rn to n .
PHONE
601
W. R. B u rk e w ent to New b erg e a r ­
ly th is w eek an d to o k h is s is te r , Miss
O gden
B ros, of th e L one O ak
M a rg a re t, to W illa m in a , w h ere sh e
fa rm w ere b u sin e ss v is ito rs in G re sh ­
sig n e d a c o n tra c t fo r te a c h in g d u r ­
am
y e ste rd a y .
B esid es
g e n e ra l
in g tlie co m in g y ear.
H er school
fa rm in g , th e y a re ra is in g 1 A, a c re s
w ill b eg in o n S e p te m b e r 27.
o f c u c u m b e rs th is y e a r.
M rs. L o ttie M a rtin s h a s been v is­
M rs. Y e tta H ay n es a n d d a u g h te r
itin g h e r s is te r, M rs. F re d F ie ld ­
H
e
n r ie tta h a v e r e tu r n e d to G resh am
h o u se, a n d h as g o n e to O reg o n C ity
to v isit a n o th e r s is te r , Mrs. A n d e r­ to lie p re s e n t a t a b u sin e ss m e e tin g
son. M rs. M a rtin s h a s been tr a v e l­ oi th e new ly in s titu te d h o m e ste a d
ing in C a lifo rn ia fo r tlie p ast y e a r o f t.r* o r d e r o f A m erican Y eom en.
T h ey w ill re m a in fo r a few d a y s ’
a n d a h alf.
v is it.
A t a b u sin e ss m e e tin g o f th e La-
Jo e P a te n e a u d e a n d A. .1. D o w sett
| d ie s' A id so ciety th e fo llo w in g of­
ficers w ere ch o sen to s e rv e fo r th e h ve been on a tw o -d a y s’ h sl.in g tr ip
| e n su in g y e a r: p re s id e n t, Mrs. C. M. to th e M olalla c o u n try . T h \v re p o r t
| H a rris o n ; vice p re s id e n t, M rs Mel- th e fishing line.
i ville T. W ire ; s e c r e ta ry , M rs. Ja s .
T lie se v e n ty -fifth
lin e a l d e sc e n ­
1 E lk ln g to n ;
tr e a s u r e r ,
Mrs. O. W.
d a n t of C o n fu c iu s is liv in g in th e
■ S ta p le to n .
C h in e se to w n in w h ich th e fo u n d e r
o
f th e C h in e se re lig io n w as b o rn an d
D. S. H a m ilto n a n d w ife an d son,
Ja m e s o f P e c a to n ic a , Illin o is a re v is­ w h e re he w as b u rle d tw en ty -fiv e ce n ­
tu r ie s ago.
itin g w ith H. M. M iller a n d faintly
an d Mr. a n d Mrs. L. L. K id d er. Mr.
It is re p o r te d fro m L a h o re . In d ia ,
H a m ilto n a n d Mr. M iller w ere busi-
th a t P ro fe s s o r A lbet, of th a t city,
tx ss p a r tn e r s In Illin o is fo r 18 y ears
h a s iu v e u te d
a " p h o to s c o p e ”
by
G. H. D a m m e ie r h a s th e fo u n d a - m e a n s o f w hich to ta lly d e a f p erso n s
; tio n la id fo r a la rg e d a iry b a rn to a r e a b le to p e rceiv e so u n d s , su ch as
I re p la c e th e o n e re c e n tly d estro y e d m u sic a n d sp eech , by m e a n s of im ­
p re s sio n s m a d e on th e eye
j by fire.
A Far Cry.
Mr a n d M rs. B. H. T u b b s of C lin ­
E lla — Miss A n tiq u e say s sh e w ish ­
to n , W isco n sin ca lle d on Mr. an d
es sh e co u ld ste p to th e p h o n e an 1
M rs L. L. K id d e r la s t w eek.
c a ll up
her
h ap p y
c o lleg e days.
M r a n d M rs A E. A dam s have B e lla — If sh e did s h e 'd h av e to e m ­
g o n e to A u ro ra fo r a b rie f o u tin g ploy th e long d is ta n c e p h o n e .— F lo r ­
F r a n k M oore h as c h a rg e of th e b a r ­ id a T im ea-U nlon.
b e r sh o p d u rin g th e i r ab sence.
I r e Y ou IsM iktng O ld ?
E H K elly a n d fam ily hav e r e ­
O ld ag e com es q u ic k e n o u g h w ith ­
tu r n e d fro m W elches, w h e re they o u t In v itin g It. S om e look old a t f o r ­
ty . T h a t Is b e c a u se th e y n e g le c t th e
cam p ed fo r th e p ast m o n th .
liv e r a n d bow els. K eep y o u r bow els
Mrs A lta G entry and son R u ssell r e g u la r a n d y o u r liv e r h e a lth y and
have been to Lebanon on a visit. you w ill n o t only feel y o u n g e r but
lo o k y o u n g e r.
W hen tr o u b le d w ith
They re tu rn e d a day o r tw o ago.
c o n s tip a tio n .o r
b illio u su e ss
ta k e
T hey a re in ­
Mr. and
Mrs. F red Fieldhouse C h a m b e rla in 's T a b le ts
te n d e d esp e c ia lly fo r th e s e a ilm e n ts
and th e ir nieces Miss N orm s Muen- a n d a re e x c e lle n t. E asy to ta k e an d
der an d Miss Irene M iller of Oregon m ost a g re e a b le in effect. F o r sale
City, re tu rn e d Sunday from M anzan­ a t G re sh a m D ru g S t o r e — Adv.
ita beach
Miss M uender has (o n e
Eyes tested and glasses fin e d
to e a ste rn Oregon to teach school. Or. Geo. ln glla.— Adv.
Miss M iller w in go io W illam ina,
w here h er m o th er la a teacher In the
GRESHAM LODGE NO. l i t L O O P .
school.
—N G. J E Mstagrr. seerstary. K H
Tad J Meets every Sa turd* y evening
Gresham Grade School Opens Sept.
6th; High School Sept. 20th.
YOU WILL NEED
SCHOOL BOOKS
Tablets, Pencils, Ink etc.
Brought to the City.
The Largest Supply ever
W e w ill o ffe r th e Large«» T a b le t« an d th e G r e a te s t A s s o rtm e n t, th e B est
P encils, etc., y o u r m o n e y e v e r b o ug ht.
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GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
A. J.
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BROWN
Prop.
Best Q u a lity M eats,
Home-Made Lara ard Sausage, Hams and Bacon
Highest Prices paid for VEAL and HOGS, according
to Size and Quality.
PHONE
POWELL STREET
41
W a sh -D a y N e c e ssitie s
LET US FIT YOU OUT
Washing Machines
Clothes Lines
Clothes Wringers
Wash Boilers
Clothes Baskets
Wash Tubs and Stands
Clothes Pins
Wash Boards
Vacuum Washers
M a k e W ash - D ay
b O S S W A SH E R
Easy
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Sterling & Kidder Hardware Co.
GRESHAM, OREGON
Lumber at Spec’l Sale
1x6, 1x8, RUSTIC, all patterns, No. I, $ 1 6 , No. 2, $ 1 2 , and
Common, $8.
1x4, 1x6, 1x8, 16 or 24-ft, lengths, Rough $ 6 , Sized $7.
2x4. 2*6; 2*8, 16 or 24-ft. lengths. Rough $ 6 , Sized $7.
1x4 SHEATHING, $5.
1x6, 1x8 SHEATHING $6.
1*6, 1*8 SHI PEAR, 16 or 24-ft., $7.
2*4, culls, sized. $2.
ATTRACTIVE REDUCTIONS ON ALL LUMBER
Good Supply of Split Cedar Fence Posts
Good Supply of Flooring and all Finish Lumber, Mouldings,
Shingles, Etc.
*
Mill now in operation.
Let us figure on your o rd ers.
W e D eliver.
Sandy F ir Lumber Co,
Phone
446
M a r tin
L e n n a rtz , M g r.
San dy, O re.
G. F . O. V C id er.
,
BETHEL
B A P T IS T
CHURCH—
A e id e r p ress h a s been in s ta lle d at S u n d ay S chool lo a. m. M rs. E. A.
L e o n a rd . S u p t.
P re a c h in g 11 a . :n .
th e c a n n e ry , a n d cu a to iu w ork will an d 7 :3 0 p. in. P r a y e r m e e tin g W ed-
be d o n e
C id e r w ill be m ad e a t t h e ; n e sd a y
30 p. in. R ev. A J . W a re ,
r a te of 2 Vic p e r g a llo n fo r 50 g a llo n s p a sto r,
o r m o re an d 6c p e r g a llo n fo r less
th a n 50 g a llo n s.
P re s s in g w ill be
d o n e on T h u rs d a y of e ach w eek o r 1
oil o th e r d ay s by a p p o in tm e n t. C id er
w ill be so ld a t th e r a t e o f 20c p e r :
g a llo n o r $6 p e r b a rr e l.
B a rre ls
w ill be fu r n is h e d by c a n n e ry .
G re sh a m F r u it G ro w e rs A sso ciatio n
MT. HOOD
BUTTER
WliHt It Will Be Called.
T e a c h e rs in C ivics— W h en w e have
e v e ry th in g in com m on a n d y o u r b u s­
in ess is e v e ry b o d y 's b u sin e ss, w h at
is it c a lle d ? O b se rv in g S tu d e n t
It
's u su a lly c a lle d gossip. J u d g e .
PURE, SW EET, CLEAN,
S A N IT A R Y
For Sale by Leading Grocers
A L W A Y S O R D E R IT
Banking Strength
FIGURES AS OF AUGUST 18, 1915
Total Resources over
Paid Capita1 Stock
Surplus
Bonds and W arrants
Loans
Deposits
Cash on hand and in banks
$200.000,00
30,000.00
20,000,00
13,123 65
106,357.01
150,131.33
46.795.51
T h irty -o n e p er cen t of Deposits reserved in cash
More than
double w hat law req u ires.
A b ank of stre n g th an d conservatism , Every accom m odation con­
siste n t w ith good b an k in g
We pay FOVR PE R CENT in te rest on Tim e C ertificates an d Sav­
ings A ccounts only.