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GRESHAM
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T hi first p o r tr a it p a in te r o f th e
U n ited S tate« to win g e n e ra l ta m e
v an ced a g e, d y in g in P h ila d e lp h ia in
1872.
w as T h o m a s S u lly , w ho w as bo rn
In Theee Martial D ays.
132 y e a rs ago. O ne of th e first c e le ­
m ust
n o t be so q u a r r e l­
"Y ou
b ra te d A m erican h is to ric a l p a in tin g s , som e, W illie .” said W illia m 's f a th e r
‘ W a sh in g to n
C ro ssin g
th e
Dele- im p re ssiv e ly . 'R e m e m b e r th a t th e
m eek s h a ll in h e r it th e e a r t h . ’ ”
w a re ,” w as th e p ro d u c t of h is g e n ­
"M ay b e th ey w ill h e r e a f te r ,” r e ­
ius.
S u lly e s ta b lis h e d h im se lf in
sp o n d e d th e y o u n g
m ilita n t, “ b u t
R ich m o n d as a p o r tr a it p a in te r in
a ro u n d in my sch o o l th e y a re used to
1803, hut
soon
rem o v ed to New
w ipe up th e e a rth .
C h icag o H er-
Y ork, a n d in 1810 to P h ila d e lp h ia ,
aid .
w hich city was a f te r w a r d tils hom e,
in a d d itio n to “ W a sh in g to n C ro ss­
R e a ssu rin g .
in g th e D elew u re,” h is fa m o u s h is­
A re you a re lig io u s
M o to rist
to ric a l p a in tin g s I n ilu d e “T h e C a p ­ m a n ?
tu r e o f M ajor A n d re ” an d “ M ira n ­
C h a u ffe u r— Yes, sir.
d a .”
As a p o r tr a it p a in te r h is m ost
M o to rist
F a m ilia r w ith th e Bi­
n o ta b le s u b je c ts w ere T h o m a s J e f ­ b le? I'v e k issed it 50 tim e s in c o u rt.
fe rso n , L a fa y e tte ,
J a n ie s M adison,
G ern iu n y is c e rta in th a t h e r e n ­
Jo h n M arsiial! F u n n y K em b le an d
Q u een V icto ria. He v isited E n g la n d em ie s a re so u n d ly w h ip p ed , b u t th e
to p a in t th e g irl q u een in h e r c o ro ­ a llie s a re too ig n o ra n t to reco g n ize
n a tio n robes. S ully lived to an ad- It.
OUTLOOK
TUESDAY, SE PT E M B E R
ALL THE DOINGS OF
‘YOUR HOME TOWN’
A S h a k e s p e a re a n
d ra m a . " T h e
M e rc h a n t of V en ice” in fo u r re e ls
w ill he g iven
at
S m ith 's S céno­
g ra p h ie theat'C r on W ed n esd ay an d
T h u rs d a y e v en in g s.
A lso C h a rlie
C h a p lin , th e g re a te s t m ovie coin-
m e d ia n , will m a k e a lau g li fo r e v ­
e ry o n e in ‘‘M ab el's B usy H ay.”
It
w ill be th e s tro n g e s t hill e v e r p ro ­
d u ced in G resh am .
7, IB IS
MRS LESTER SPENCER
LAID TO REST
Every Now and Then
Mrs. H a ttie S p en cer, w ife of L es­
te r S p en cer, p assed aw ay a t th e fata
lly hom e on th e B ase L in e n e a r
G re sh a m , S e p te m b e r 4, 1915, ag ed
4 4 y e a rs, 10 m o n th s an d 5 days
S he is su rv iv e d by h e r h u sb a n d
a n d tw o c h ild re n , H a rry L.. ag ed 18
and
B e rth a
H „ ag ed
15, a lso
her
yon need to look oxer your floors, furniture ttiul
woodwork to see Itoxv the varnish is weuiiiig. A
coat of Chinamel brightens them and ntukes them
look entirely different. Chinamel is made in the
eleur varnish, also the varnish stains in the fol­
lowing colors1 Light, (¡olihn and Dark Dak i U ’ W S B C ilU K '
W alnut, Mahogany, Rosewood and Cherry. We stock these in
all size cans from 1 ( pints to gallons. It is very easy to apply,
m o th e r, .Mrs. C h a rity S m ith ,
and
b ro th e r, A rza S m ith of G re sh a m , tw o
s is te rs , M rs. S. E. D o ro th y o f K ene-
w ick, an d Mrs. E m m a R a n d a ll of
W alla W alla, W a sh in g to n .
M rs.
and wears like iron.
G eo rg e H. B a x te r, p re s id e n t of S p en cer w as b o rn in M onroe c o u n ty ,
S he cam e w est in
th e C resw ell F r u it a n d V eg etab le Iow a, in 1870.
.4 .4 .4 Jt -4 J | ¿4 Jt .4
G ro w e rs' a s s o c ia tio n , w as in G re s h ­ 1885 w ith h e r p a re n ts a n d s e ttle d in
w as m a r rie d to
am to d ay in s p e c tin g th e c a n n e ry an d K ennew ick. S he
g e ttin g in fo rm a tio n c o n c e rn in g th e L e s te r S p en cer on J u ly 20, 1893. In
1907 th ey cam e to th e ir h o m e n e a r
b u sin ess.
G resh am .
W illiam R. W all a n d fam ily h av e
A b o u t tw o y e a rs ago M rs. S p en cer
m oved to G re sh a m from P o rtla n d to w as a tta c k e d
by c an cer.
P ro m p t
GRESHAM, OREGON
m a k e th e i r h o m e h e re . T h ey have su rg ic a l a id w as given h e r a n d it
b o u g h t th e a c re tr a c t a n d h o u se a t seem ed th a t th e d re a d d ise a se hail
C le v e la n d
avenue
and
D ivision been c o n q u e re d . F o r s e v e ra l m o n th s
s tr e e t fo rm e rly o c cu p ie d by T. W. sh e w as a b le to ta k e h e r old place
C ross.
in th e h om e an d in th e c o m m u n ity
a n d c h u rc h
circles.
A bout seven
A. E. K e ssle r a n d H a rry C re n ­ m o n th s ago, h o w ev er, sy m p to m s of
sh a w w en t to S easid e on S a tu rd a y th e d ise a se re a p p e a re d .
E v e ry th in g
1x6, 1x8, RUSTIC, all patterns, No. I, $16, No. 2, $12, and
to sp en d th e w eek fish in g an d b a th ­ w as d o n e th a t w as p o ssib le, l>ut to
Common, $8.
ing.
no av ail. S he g rew s te a d ily w orse
1x4, 1x6, 1x8, 16 or 24-ft, lengths, Rough $6, Sized $7.
YOU WILL NEED
an d loved o n es g a th e r e d to ta k e th e ir
J. F . P a r k e r cam e o v e r fro m M an­
2x4, 2»6; 2*8, 16 or 24-ft. lengths, Rough $6, Sized $7.
vigils o v e r h e r re s tle s s pillow . Site
z a n ita on S a tu r d a y fo r a few days.
I «4 SHEATHING. $5.
was a p a tie n t su ffe re r. As th e pain
I »6. 1x8 SHEATHING $6.
M axw ell S c h n e id e r is e x h ib itin g becam e g r e a te r sh e lo n g ed fo r re ­
Tablets, Pencils, Ink etc. The Largest Supply ever
th e p h o to g ra p h s of th e g r a d u a tin g lease, w hich cam e sw eetly an d q u ie t­
1x6. H8 SHIPLAP, 16 or 24-ft., $7.
ly, w ith h e r d e a r o n es a ro u n d her.
c
la
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of
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sh
a
m
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h
sch
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l
of
2»4, culls, sized, $2.
Brought to the City.
«
tills y e a r.
T h o se
w a n tin g copies She w as fu lly co n scio u s to th e end.
W e w ill offer the L argest T ab lets and the G reatest A ssortm en t, th e B est
A
few
m
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ts
b
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re
sh
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b
re
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th
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d
m ay now be a c c o m m o d a te d a t any
ATTRACTIVE REDUCTIONS ON ALL LUMBER
P encils, etc., your m oney ever bought.
h e r la s t M rs. S p e n c e r re a d th e m o tto
lim e.
Good Supply of Split Cedar Fence Posts
on
th
e
w
all,
'C
h
ris
t
Is
th
e
h
ead
of
th
e
Mr. a n d M rs. G. 11. M id d leto n r e ­
Good Supply of Flooring and all Finish Lumber, Mouldings,
tu r n e d S a tu rd a y from a w eek '.’, tr ip h o u se .” S he said to th e m e m b e rs of
to B ar View.
T h ey wen* by u u to Iter fam ily , “ 1 w an t you to ta k e up
Shingles, Etc.
T h e H E X A It. S to r e
y o u r ch u rc h an d S u n d ay s-h o o l w ork
fro m h ere.
M ill n o w in o p e r a tio n .
L et u s fig u r e o n y o u r o r d e r s .
W e D e liv e r .
as you did b efo re I was ill.” S he was
;
Mr. a n d Mrs. J. Z ilm , o* P o r t­ a m e m b e r of th e M eth o d ist E piscopal
la n d , a re sp e n d in g a faw d ay s w ith c h u rc h , an e a rn e s t an d d ev o te d C hris­
M rs. G. B. M id d leto n .
tia n , a b e a u tifu l a n d u nselfish c h a r ­
a c te r.
B oss B ro w n , fro m v a n ta g e point
P hone 4 4 6
Martin Lennartz, Mgr.
S an d y, O re.
T h e fu n e ra l • se rv ic e s w ere h eld
a t th e Mt. H ood d e p o t, c o u n te d th e
y e ste rd a y from th e M eth o d ist c h u rc h
m a c h in e s th a t p assed th a t p lace y es­
in G re sh a m , of w hich M rs. S p en cer
te r d a y b e tw e e n th e h o u rs o ' 8 a lit.
A. J. W. BROWN, Prop.
w as a m em b er,
Rev. M elville T.
a n d . 3 p. nt.
C o u n tin g only th o se
W ire officiated. A la rg e c o n c o u rs e of
Best Qtiality Meats,
g o in g e a s t, on th e in s p e c tio n ll»p
frie n d s g a th e r e d to pay th e ir last
o v e r th e
C o lu m b ia
H ig h w ay , th e
fa ith fu l
| n u m b e r w as 618 a u to m o b ile s an d tr ib u a te to a loved a n d
frie n d .
T h e in te rm e n t w as in Mt.
fo rty m o to rcy cles.
Highest Prices paid for VEAL and HOGS, according
S cott P a rk c e m e te ry .
If you i eed an y o f th e fo llo w in g s ig u s g et th e m a t th e
to Size and Quality.
M
usic
w
as
fu
rn
is
h
e
d
by
a
q
u
a
r
te
t
A m ong th o s e fro m G re sh a m to a t ­
O u tlo o k office. T h e m o re co m m o n fo rm * ar|* k e p t o n h a n d
te n d tile fire m e n 's to u r n a m e n t at com posed of C. E. R u sh e r, M iss E cho
POW ELL STREET
PHONE 41
an d an y o th e r s ca n be su p p lie d on s h o r t n o tice.
W e m ak e
O reg o n C ity y e s te rd a y w ere Mr. am i J o n e s , Mr. a n d M rs. H. L. St. C lair,
a sp e c ia lty o f n e a tly p rin te d p la c a rd s. Orders* ta k e n
p h o n e.
M rs. E tts e l J o n e s , F ra n k J o n e s , Miss w ith Mrs. J a s . S te r lin g as o rg a n is t.
T h e pall b e a re r s w ere J. N. E a rls ,
P L E A S E DO N O T A SK F O B C R E D IT
P e a rl J o n e s , a n d Ja s . Je n n in g s .
Leg C ru sh e d by L u m b e r.
MOTORCYCLE COP
W m. S ta n le y , O. 1. N eal, A n d rew
F O R S A L E , A p p ly t o ........................ ( L a r g e )
IN JU R ES TWO MEN
C.
W.
O lds, a son of Ed. O lds, a
Mrs. J. G. M etzg er a n d d a u g h te r s , U ru g g er,
F
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b
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in
and
FO R R E N T ,
A p p ly t o ■ - ........ ■ -----
(L a r g e)
W illa, E v ely n a n d M abel, a n d L ee C has. 11. L ane.
b rid g e c o n tr a c to r of O ak G rove, w as
M o to rcy cle
P a tr o lm a n
E ugene I
N O T A R Y P U B L IC
W a lra d w en t to S easid e S a tu rd a y ,
sev e re ly in ju re d la s t S a tu rd a y w hile W h ile , ra n tw o m en d o w n in th e
NO M IN O R S A L L O W E D
C a rd o f T h a n k s .
r e tu r n in g M onday.
d a rk on th e S a n d y ro a d , S u n d a y
K E E P O U T — T H IS M E A N S YOU
W e w ish to th a n k o u r n e ig h b o rs h a u lin g lu m b e r fo r b rid g e w ork be­
n ig h t w hile c h a s in g a s p e e d in g a u ­
H O U SE TO R R E N T (L a r g e ) H O U SE FO R R E N T
S m a ll)
Miss O live M e rrill is p la n n in g to an d frie n d s fo r th e ir sy m p a th y an d ing d o n e on th e S an d y riv e r b rid g e
to m o b ile
T h e tw o v ic tim s w e re on
T E R M S C A S H ( S m a ll)
N O S M O K I N G A L L O W E D ( S m a ll)
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sic
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ss
an
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le a v e S u n d a y fo r M o n m o u th , w here
n e a r T. J. M a u p in 's place. T h e a n o th e r m o to rc y c le a n d b o th w ere so
NO A G E N T S OB P E D D L E R S N E E D C A LL
site w ill b eg in a c o u rs e a t th e s ta te d e a th of o u r loved o n e ; fo r th e m any c h a in h o ld in g th e
lu m b e r slip p e d se rio u sly in ju r e d th a t th e y a re n o t
N O T R E S P A S S IN G .
( S e v e r a l fo r m e )
b e a u tifu l floral tr ib u te s a n d fo r th e
n o rm a l sch o o l.
w h ile th e lo ad w as h eiug h a u le d e x p ected to live. T h ey a r e b ro th e rs ,
M IL K R E P O R T B L A N K S
( T h e e e a r e la r g e ,
p r in t e d on
use of a u to m o b ile s a t th e fu n e ra l.
H o lla e n d e r by n a m e a n d liv ed a t
s t r o n g C a r d b o a r d , a u lt a b le fo r m ilk r e c o r d o f 16 to 18 c o w s fo r o n e
The
Q u een
E s th e r so ciety will
I., S p en cer a n d fam ily , M rs. C h a r­ dow n a h ill, c a u sin g th e load to slid e
H
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m o n th , b o th m o r n in g a n d e v e n in g .)
fo
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.
Mr.
N
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rm
a
n
,
a
fellow
m e e t n ex t F rid a y e v e n in g a t th e
ity S m ith , A rza S m ith a n d fa m ­
B oth o f th e u n f o r tu n a te men h a d
w
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m
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of
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lds,
w
as
th
ro
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from
h o m e of M iss M abel In g lis, a t w hich
ily, M rs. S. E. D o ro th y , Mrs.
th
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ir h f t leg b ro k e n in th r e e p lace s
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tim e tlie r e g u la r e le c tio n if otfi t e n
E m m a R a n d a ll.
F a r t h e r dow n th e b o ll Old.-, w as an d w ere o th e rw is e in ju re d . W h ite
w
ill
be
h
eld
.
,,
P h o n e 701
G re sh a m
,
S om e people we know of w ho ow n th ro w n fro m tlie w ag o n , w hich ran w as s lig h tly b ru ise d a n d a l 1 -w ere
G re sh a m g ra n g e w ill h o ld its re g ­ a u to m o b ile s hav e a ll th e y can do to o v e r lits rig h t leg, c ru s h in g it badly. ta k e n to a P o rtla n d h o s p i' il. 'I ht
u la r m o n th ly m e e tin g n ext S a tu rd a y , k eep th e w olf o u t of th e g a ra g e .
H e w as ru s h e d to G ood S a m a rita n a c c id e n t o c c u rre d n e a r th e g ro v e of
w h en final a rr a n g e m e n ts
wiV. be
h o sp ita l in P o rtla n d , w h e re liis c o n ­ l i g tir tr e e s on th e S a n d y ro a d a n d
It Is sa id th a t F ra n c e is le ttin g d itio n is r e p o r te d im p ro v ed .
m a d e fo r th e f a ir e x h ib it. A la rg e
all w ere rid in g w ith o u t lig h ts .
a tte n d a n c e is ex p ected a n d e e r y e f ­ tlie so ld ie rs h a rv e s t th e fall crops.
Mr. N o rm a n p ro v ed h im se lf a re a l
F ree Trip, A ll E xp en ses P aid.
fo rt w ill be p u t fo r th to p re p a r e a It h a s been e v id e n t fo r so m e tim e h ero . W h en h e re g a in e d c o n sc io u s­
C
all th e O u tlo o k fo r in f o rm a tio n
th
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's
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rs
d is p la y th a t w ill c a p tu r e first p re m ­
ness h e h e a rd O lds c a llin g fo r help.
w ere d o in g s o m e th in g
else
th a n He ra n t o ( h im a n d fo u n d h is c o n d i­ re g a rd in g th e P e n d le to n R o u n d u p .
iu m .
O u tlo o k s u b s c rip tio n c o n te s t.
F re e
fig h tin g .
tio n s e rio u s. A lth o u g h N o rm an is a
trip , all e x p en ses p a id , f o r a li tt le
Mrs. I. M cColl e n jo y e d a b rie f visit
sm a ll m an , w e ig h in g only a b o u t 140
“ I ex p e n d e d c o n s id e ra b le tim e an d
w ork. P h o n e 701.
S u n d ay fro m h e r son R oy. a s te w a rd
p o u n d s, a n d O lds is a six -fo o te r,
o f th e n a v a l h o s p ita l at M are Is la n d , m oney in a n e n d e a v o r to b e a u tify my
w eig h in g a b o u t 180 p o u n d s, N o rm an
P u b lic n o n ir rig a b le la n d s in W a s h ­
la w n ,” s ta te d th e p ro m in e n t c itizen
C a lifo rn ia .
c a rr ie d
th e in ju re d
m an to th e in g to n to ta lin g 1 2 0 ,0 0 0 a c re s w ill
th is m o rn in g , “ a n d th e o n ly com ­
A nd I ’eaches were never Finer or Cheaper than now
The
W o m e n 's H om e M issio n ary p la in t I h av e receiv ed th u s f a r Is th a t s tre a m , o n e h u n d re d y a rd s d is ta n t, be o p en ed to e n tr y in S e p te m b e r.
so ciety w ill m eet at
th e h o m e ot it lo o k s lik e a w e ll-k e p t c e m e te r y ;” a n d co m m en ced b a th in g h is w ounds
and c a llin g fo r help .
Mr. M aupin
Mrs. K. A M iller on R o b e rts a v en u e,
an
d
o
th
e
r
s
h
e
a
rd
an
il
re
s p o n d e d to
"S
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m
e
fien
d
in
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u
m
a
n
fo
rm
sto
le
W ed n esd ay a fte rn o o n . S e p te m b e r 8.
u m b re lla
y e s te rd a y .”
sa id a th e call. Dr. In g lis w as su m m o n e d
a t 2 :3 0 o 'clo ck .
Rev. P h ilip D esh- my
Small pits, the finest for canning
and
a n a m b u la n c e
“ 1 w ould from G re sh a m
n e r o f P o rtla n d I n d u s tr ia l H om e w ill p ro m in e n t citiz e n to d a y .
be p re s e n t a n d sp e a k c o n c e rn in g th e not c a re so m u ch , b u t it w as o n e 1 from P o rtla n d .
Mr. M aupin p ra ise s th e G re sh a m
w o rk of th e in s titu tio n .
M rs. Geo. b o u g h t m y s e lf!"
te le p h o n e o p e ra to r, w ho c le a re d th e
W K en n ey a n d Miss M abel T h o m as
C e rta in ly , a n a u to o r o th e r v ehicle lin es a n d k e p t th e m o p en fo r th o s e
w ill a ss ist M rs. M iller in e n te r ta i n ­
is g o in g to be e n title d to o n e -h a lf of su m m o n in g help.
in g . A c o rd ia l in v ita tio n Is e x te n d ­
LEAVE GRESHAM
th e new ro a d s , b u t it is g o in g to be j
ed to all.
M a in a n d P o w e ll S tre e ts
s u p e r e ro g a tio n of th e w h a d d y c a llit j
W hen a y o u n g m an d isco v ers co m -
O. A. B o sse rm a n a n d fa m ily of t h e ' fo r th e d riv e r to In sist upon ta k in g p lex lo n p o w d er on h is c o a t c o lla r he
LEAVE PORTLAND
First and Aider
W ebb C h e rry F a r m a re p la n n in g to h is h a lf o u t of th e m id d le o f th e I is a p t to re a liz e th a t he h a s been up
a g a in s t a n o th e r n a tu r e fa k ir.
leav e th e l a t t e r p a r t o f th is w eek fo r road.
P H O N E 31
G RESH AM
N o rth w o o d . Io w a, w h ere th e y hav e
P e ach es h a v e been so p le n tif u l in
b een c a lle d to a tte n d to b u sin e ss a f ­
P
o
rtla n d th a t th e y sold on w h arv es
fa irs.
T h ey ex p ect to be gonp fo r
fo r 10 c e n ts a box. b u t w hen you tell
s e v e ra l m o n th s.
v o u r g ro c e ry m a n th is h e Ju st sm iles
T h e W o m e n 's C h ris tia n T e m p e r- w earily .
I a n c e U n io n w ill m eet t e x t T h u rs d a y
P o m o n a w ill hold Its m e e tin g th is I
FIGURES AS OF AUGUST 18, 1915
I a fte rn o o n a t 2 o 'c lo c k s h a r p a t th e
lib ra ry , fo r th e a n n u a l e le c tio n of o f­ m o n th on th e 22d, h a v in g been p o si­
Total Resources over
ficers a n d o th e r b u sin e ss, a lso to tioned o n e w eek on a c c o u n t of th e |
$200,000,00
Paid Capital Stock
e le c t d e le g a te s to c o u n ty an d s ta te fa ir. F o r th e sa m e re a s o n R ockw ood [
30,000.00
Surplus
20.000,00
c o n v e n tio n s.
D e p a rtm e n t h e a d s a re g ra n g e w ill o m it its r e g u la r m e e tin g
Bonds and W arrants
13,123.65
u rg e d to b rin g w ritte n re p o r ts o f all on S a tu rd a y e v e n in g of n ext w eek
Sterling & Kidder Hardware Co.
Lumber at Spec ! Sale
Gresham Grade School Opens Sept.
6th; High School Sept. 20th.
SC H O O L B O O K S
GRESHAM DRUG CO.
Sandy Fir Lumber Co.
GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
' SIGNS FOR THE TIMES! I
Home-Made Lard and Sausage, Hams and Bacon
THE OUTLOOK
This Is Another Week for
PEACHES
Large, Luscious Elbertas
LELAND
AUTO SERVICE
Four Cars, Leave Every
Half Hour
4 5 c -5O c b ox
Also Clings and Crawfords of the Finest
TOMATOES, TOMATOES
Banking Strength
2 5 c , 3O c b o x
this Week
GUERNSEY WARE
w ork d o n e d u rin g th e y e a r
A fu ll
a tte n d a n c e o f m e m b e rs Is d e sire d
Large A ssortm ent 35c to 50c values
Ire
Your Choice 2 5 c
SOMETHING NICE
SOMETHING NEW
Metzger Bros
PHONE
661
\ M
lo o k in g
I »Id '
Loans
Deposits
Cash on hand and in banks
You c a n n o t affo rd to ro a s t people i
It c o sts to o m u ch fo r fu el.
We reg ret to say th a t th e re are
Old age com es quick enough w ith ­
still many people who w ould ra th e r j
out in v itin g it. Some look old at fo r­
steal th an w ork for a living, b ut th e !
ty. T hat is because they neglect the
liv er and bow els K eep y o u r bowels sh irt th ief h a sn 't got o u r's yet W e're •
w earing it.
re g u la r an d y o u r liver h ealth y and
you will n ot only feel younger but
W hen you sec a m an « h o th in k s
look younger
W hen tro u b led w ith
he know s it all. it is a public calam ­
con stip atio n o r billiousness tak e
ity when th e fool wagon is late in
C h am b erlain 's T ab lets They are in ­
tended especially for th ese alim ents m aking its schedule.
and a re excellent. Easy to ta k e and
ORKSHAM LODGE. NO 125 I O n F
m ost ag reeab le to effect. F or sale
—N U . J E M etzger, secretary. R H
at G resbatu Drug S to r e — Ad».
■ Todd. Meets »very S aturday evening
106,357.01
150,131.33
46,795.51
T h irty -o n e per cen t of D eposits reserved in cash. More th an
double w hat law requires.
A b an k of s tre n g th an d conservatism . Every accom m odation con­
siste n t w ith good banking.
We pay FOUR PE R CENT In terest on Tim e C ertificates and Sav­
ings A ccounts only.
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STATE B
G R E S H A M , O$?EL.