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OUTLOOK
FRIDAT. JULY
8.
JV 1 S
GRESHAM LOCALS
T h e O u tlo o k h a s receiv ed a le tte r
from Mra O. E. M illeson of O b erlin ,
K anaaa. in w hich sh e s ta te s th a t Mr.
M illesou h a s v o lu n te e re d as a n elec
Misa L ucy G e d a m k e , of P o r t ia n i , tr ic ia n fo r U ncle S am a n d g o es to
ia sp e n d in g th e w eek w ith M rs. J. G. M a n h a tta n fo r tr a in in g in a n elec
M etzg er.
trlc a l sch o o l
on J u ly 14th.
Mra
M illeson waa Mias E lsie M etzger.
Mra. X. B. E c k e r, M ra M aym o S he expect* to re m a in th e r e fo r th e
•Jio y le a n d aon W ald e n ap en t th e 4th
tim e being.
a t E a ta c a d a w ith re lativ e* .
Q u a rte rly m eetin g serv ices w ill be
J u d g e G eo rg e W S ta p le to n w as held a t the F re e M ethodist ch u rc h be­
th e F o u r th o f J u ly o r a t o r a t T il la ­ g in n in g w ith th ia ev en in g an d con­
m ook. K e w ill r e t u r n h o m e to m o r ­ tin u in g over S unday. O nly one m eet­
row .
ing w ill be held tom orrow , b eg in n in g
a t 8 o'clock. D istric t E ld e r J. A. H op­
Miaa
B e ta
W in te rs
of
B end,
p er w ill be in c h arg e of th e m eetin g
d a u g h te r o f M r. a n d M ra. R oy W in ­
and w ill p reach on S unday m o rn in g
ter*, fo rm e rly of G re sh a m , la v is it­
a t 11 an d in th e ev en in g a t 8 o ’clock.
in g re la tiv e s h ere.
HONOR ROLL FOR GRESHAM AND VICINITY
CARL ALLDEK
E A R N E S T JO H N W M A N DERS* >N
ISA A C W A N D E R S O N
OLENN ANDRE
H E R B E R T A P.M STR oN G
E D W IN F O R E S T A R N O L D
ToM BA K ER
E L M E R B A N K l'S
H ER B E R T BA SLEE
E R N E ST BATES
BYRON B E LL
C O R I’ F R A N K G. B E L L
L E S L IE B E R K E
OTLEY B E R K E
PETER R BERKE
A L B E R T A. B E Y E R
C A R L F. B E Y E R
E L M E R C. B E Y E R
T a k e a d va n ta g e o f our
J O H N B IC H A N
H E N R Y Bi IT T L E S i i.N
C E C IL B O Z A R T H
SO T. BO Y D O. B R A S W E L L
EDGAR BROOKS
EM ERSON BROW N
JO H N B U R B A
L
E O N CA D D Y
Mr. an d M rs. R. W. T h o rp e , liv in g
Buy W ar Saving« S tam p a
A f .B E ItT C A M P
Mr. a n d Mrs. E. L. M cK inley w ent
a t 8228 F ifty -firs t a v e n u e , P o rtla n d , ED. C A N IF E
SCAR C A R LSO N
:: to S alem S a tu rd a y by a u to r e tu r n in g w ere m ad e h ap p y y e s te rd a y by th e O
EM ERSO N A CRA W FO RD
S u n d ay e v e n in g . T h ey re p o rt a p le a s ­
R N E S T C H R IS T E N S E N
a r r iv a l of a baby g irl. T h ey a re r?- E
L o l 'J S C H R IS T E N S E N
a n t tr ip an d good roailH th e m oat of
ceiv in g m any
c o n g r a tu la tio n s o v e r G E O R O E C L A R K
th e w ay.
CA R L CONGDON
th e ev e n t w hich a c c u rre d o n th e R A L P H E C R A N D A L L
2D L IE U T F R E D C R A N E
A tten tio n of dog o w n ers is d irected m o rn in g of th e n a tio n ’a n a ta l day, F R A N K C R A W F O R D
MILLINERY
E D M U N D G C O N V IL L
w
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to th e o rd in a n c e passed a t th e council
F R E D D A V IS
Main S tre e t
C O R I'. C A R L Y L E A C U N N IN G H A M
m eetin g last T u esd ay evening. It is p a trio tis m .
W DEAVER
in full force an d effect an d w ill be
CHAS
DEHAVEN
G eorge l.eslie J r . and fam ily of P o rt­ E D W A R D D IC K E N S O N
enforced.
G
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F
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FIRECRACKERS CAUSE
land, liis p a re n ts, Mr. and Mrs. G eorge C E C IL D IN U K E
BUT ONE LITTLE BLAZE M iss M arie Misz an d M iss Id a l.eslie am i A. Hovel and fam ily m ade E R D A Y M D U O N N N D D U N B A R
up a fam ily p a rty y e sterd ay and e n ­ H E N R Y E L T O N E A ST M A N
A tire a la r m
la a t n ig h t a t 10 lieald , p ro p rie to rs of th e Mlaz M illi­ joyed a picnic on th e highw ay.
W II.S O N E A ST M A N
n ery , w ill close th e ir sto re a t th e end
V E N C IL E V A N S
o ’clock b ro u g h t o u t th e firem en t<>
ED. E V E R E T T
of th is week for a few w eeks an d enjoy
W
T he R ebekah lodge of G resham will E l.I S S. F E O V R E S R G E R T E T N
p u t o u t a blaze on th e ro o f of Geo. a vacatio n .
hold
th e ir re g u la r m eeting on M onday ISA A C K O S T E R
P a r k e r ’* u n o ccu p ie d liouae on M ain
JO H N F o X
R N E S T J. F R E E M A N
a tr e e t, n e a r th e M ovie th e a te r.
A b u n ch o f jo y r id e rs o v e rtu rn e d evening, a t w hich tim e th e in s ta lla E
KENT FREEM AN
T h e blaze waa p ro b a b ly eau aed by an a u to m o b ile in J u d g e S ta p le to n ' tion of officers w ill ta k e place. A full D E W E Y G IB B S
D o n 't forget th a t w e c a rry
M E R V IN R. G OOD
No o n e w u a tte n d a n c e of m em bers is desired.
a fire c ra c k e r a n d waa th o u g h t to be law n on W ed n esd ay .
HOM ER GOSSETT
VVILLIE H A L E Y
a c o m p lete line of
e x tln g u ia h e d , b u t a n h o u r la t e r it h u r t b u t b o th fr o n t w h eels of th e
Mr. and Mrs. I,. 8. M cIn ty re of F L O Y D H A L L O C K
O
A M B L IE N
waa se e n to be b u rn in g a g a in , w hen m a c h in e w ere b a d ly w reck ed .
S e a ttle a re v isitin g w ith tile fo rm e r's C L O I R V P E R F R H
A N K A H A M L IN
a se c o n d a la r m waa tu r n e d in. T h ia
JO
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cousins, Mrs. J. 11. M etzger, Mrs. W. it.
C L IF T O N H A R R IS
W ed n esd ay ’s m a rria g e licenses con-1 G ibbs
tim e a b e tte r Job waa d o n e an d th e
and Mrs. Ja s. M cK inney anil T H E A D O R E H A R R IS
ta in th e n am es of Dr. C h arles R Me
FRED HARTT
b u ild in g w aa aaved.
fam ilies.
<• H E N D R IC K S
Coll an d Miss I,. H elene M cDuff. Dr.
C O R P . W. A. H E N S L E Y
C A R Y l. H E SI.l.N
McColl is tile y o ungest son of Mrs.
O R D IN A N C E NO. 1»5.
Miss Della H ughes is a c tin g secre­ ¡C
O R P . 1’I.A U D E H F.SI.1N
I. McColl, fo rm er
p o stm istre ss of ta ry of the M utual T elephone com pany C H A R L E S H IC K S
I JA S o . H IL L Y A R D
AN O R D IN A N C E to a m e n d S ectio n G resham .
in th e absense of M iss Eva A nderson, | J W IL L IA M H IL L Y A R D
1 o f O rd in a n c e No. 7 by m a k in g it
O N R A D I P 'E C K E R
who is to ta k e a tw o-m onths' vacation C
u n la w fu l fo r d o g s to ru n a t la rg e
V IC T O R H O L M
W ork a t tile G re sh a m c a n n e ry ‘s
J o h n k . honey
in tile c o rp o r a te lim its o f th e
Miss M ildred P ullen of Scappoose is H E R B E R T 11. H O S S
T o w n of G resh u m a t c e rta in tim e s, u n d e r fu ll h e ad w ay , th e c a n n in g p ro ­
EV ER ETT HUGHES
cess b e in g a p p lie d to c h e rr ie s a n d i sp en d in g th e week w ith h e r g ran d C O R P . G. W H U M A SO N
a n d d e c la rin g a n em e rg e n c y .
R A Y M 'iN D H U M A S O N
Be i t O rd a in e d by th e C om m on few ra s p b e rrie s a n d lo g a n b e rrie s . m o th er, M rs P. A. Gould.
C O R P . W F. JE N .N E
C o u n cil o f th e T o w n o f G re sh a m :
! SGT. G l'Y D. JO N E S
A bout 30 to n s o f c h e rr ie s w ill be p u t
S ectio n 1. T h a t S ectio n 1 of O r-
..
A L B E R T A. JO H N S O N
E lton E astm an is at. hom e on a live-
G U S T A V E A. JO H N S O N
lin a n c e No. 7 of th e T o w n o f G re s h ­ up, an d th e y a re of a n ex c e lle n t
.W
IL L IA M E. JO H N S O N
day fu rlo u g h from C am p Lew is.
am e n title d , "A n O rd in a n c e p ro v id ­ q u a lity .
ROY JO H N SO N -
in g fo r ta x in g a n d k illin g d o g s ”
A L B E R T E. JO N S R U D
A H I,A N JO Y
p assed by th e C o u n cil J u ly 18, 1904,
G uy F ie ld h o u se lias re s ig n e d liis
F A X O N JO Y
lie a n d th e sa m e is h e re b y a m e n d e d c le rk s h ip w ith E. W. A y lsw o rth a n d
A X E L F. JO H N S O N
to re a d as fo llo w s:
FRA N K KENNY
HAROLD K ERN
S e ctio n 1. it s h a ll be u n la w fu l fo r w ill go in to so m e o th e r lin e of busi-
G I.E N N H K E S T E R K O N
an y k e e p e r, p r o p r ie to r o r o w n e r o f 1 « ess w h ich lie lias not m ad e k n o w n ,
RAY K E S T E R S o N
How to s u b s titu te
th e new w ar N E L S O N K IR K W O O D
an y d o g o r d o g s to p e rm it th e sam e He lias been w itli Mr. A y le sw o rtli fo r
L G IN 1!. K I R K W o o l l
to ru n a t lu rg e w ith in th e c o rp o ra te a b o u t six y e a rs a n d th e m an y frie n d 3 flo u rs for tlie w h eat an d how to com ­ E
R IC H A R D K N A R R
lim its o f th e T o w n of G resh u m d u r ­
R O B E R T K N 1 E R IE M
bine th e m to the best a d v a n ta g e was H I E " . K. K N IE K IE M
in g th e m o n th s o f A p ril, M ay, J u n e , of botli w ill re g re t h is leav in g .
I HAROLD LA K E
J u ly , A u g u st, S e p te m b e r anil O cto ­
th e subject ot M iss L ilian T in g le 's I B E T E R 1.A R S O N
Miss l.e ila G ibbs h a s been e n t e r ­ fooil co n serv atio n le c tu re in V illard I E M U . I.A U B E R
ber.
' L E O N A R D I.A U D E R B A C K
T h a t no d o g o r d o g s s h a ll be p e r ­ ta in in g fo r tiie past tw o w eeks a hall a t th e U n iv ersity W ednesday.
J U L I U S I.AM P E R T
m itte d to ru n
at
la rg e
upon th e frie n d an d fo rm e r p a tie n t, M rs. Hot-
1 F R E D J. L E D B U R Y
"O at flour is a good b a rg a in even a t I J O S E P H C. I.K T S IN Q B K
B treets, la n e s , a lle y s, h ig h w a y s o r
W e C lose S a tu rd a y N ight
fo r th e S easo n
LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM
S A L E P R IC E S
PLUMBING GOODS
Plumbing Fittings
Brass Valves
Faucets, Etc.
ALSO SINKS. TOILETS
HOW TO USE SUBSTITUTES
LAVATORIES. ETC.
L. L KIDDER
HDW. CO.
B u sin ess as u su a l new m ay m ean
> b u sin e ss la te r.
p u b lic s q u a r e s o f th e T ow n of
re s h a m d u rin g th e m o n th s o f N o­
v em b er. D ecem b er, J a n u a r y , F e b ru
a ry a n d M arch , ex cep t us h e r e in a f te r
p ro v id e d in tills o rd in a n c e , u n d e r a
p e n a lty , u p o n co n v ic tio n th e re o f, of
n o t less th a n five d o lla rs ($ 5 .0 0 ) n o r
m o re
th a n
T w en ty -fiv e
D o llars
( $ 2 5 .0 0 . )
S e ctio n 2. In a s m u c h a s th is o r d i­
n a n c e is n e c e s s a ry fo r th e im m e d ia te
p re s e rv a tio n of th e p u b lic h e a lth
a n d peact* o f th e T o w n o f G re sh a m
in th is : T h a t th e r e is n o t a d e q u a te
p ro te c tio n fro m d o g s fo r th e g re a t
n u m b e r of W a r E m erg e n cy g a rd e n s
in th e T o w n o f G re s h a m , th e r e fo re
an e m e rg e n c y is h e re b y d e c la re d to
ex ist an d th is o rd in a n c e s h a ll be in
fo rce a n d effect fro m a n d a f t e r Its
p a ssa g e by tile C o u n cil.
P asse d tills 2d day o f J u ly , 1918.
A p p ro v ed iliis 2d d ay o f J u ly , 1918
G. W K E N N E Y , M ayor
A tte s t :
K A.* M IL L E R , R e c o rd e r.
kin o f N am p a. Id a h o . T ile tw o sp en t
s e v e ra l d ay s a t S easid e.
M rs. B o t­
k in lias g o n e to C a lifo rn ia to visit
a so n , w ho is in a tr a in in g cam p.
L L O Y D L 1 T T I.E B A G E
ALTON LO V ELA CE
L IE U T C H A S R M c C o I.I.
C O R P C H A S W S M. C A R T E R
C A R R O L L M cCREARY
H A R O L D M cCREARY
E J M c C U I.L o C H
J o h n M c G in n is
A R C H IE M c K E o W N
L E W IS B U R I. M c K lN N E Y
W IL L IE M A R T IN
C H A R L E S M A Y ER
N E W T O N L. M A R Y O T T
SG T L E E M E R R IL L
W a l t e r w m e t z g e r
A D ELB ER T W M ETZGER
E l." Y E H S. M E T Z G E R
J " H N M ILAN
B A Y A R D M IL L E R
C O R P G L E N W O O D M IL L E R
H C. M O F F E T T
I.EH H IT ' i.N Mi iN T E IT H
T H U S. P. M ORGAN
G E O R G E N E IL S O N
1.OU1S N E IL S O N
GEO RG E NELSON
EDW ARD C N OREEN
O SCA R E. N O R E E N
ROY O L S E N
HAY P A L M Q U IS T
ToM PA R K E R
V E R I. P A R K E R
IR V IN P A R M I.E Y
P E D E R It P E D E R S O N
C L IF T o .N P E T E R S O N
E I.M E R E. P H E L P S
L E O N A R D P IA T T
FAY E P O T T E R
HOW ARD POW ERS
C E C IL P U L F K K
D E X T E R Q U E S IN B E R R Y
H O L L A N D Q U E S IN B E R R Y
SGT E A R L R A D F O R D
ELM ER RA D FO RD
E R V IN E R A D F O R D
E l.o Y D R A D F O R D
JE S S E R A D FO RD
ELLSW O RTH R A K ER
H A R V E Y RA N EY
• JUV R. H E A D , S ev erely VM-unJed.
RUSS E. HEA D .
fo r b r a v e ry
( H AS.
REED
G REYN« »EDS
V E R N E R K ’H E V
h. E R IC H M O N D
W A R D R IC H M O N D
H A R R Y ( ’. R IC K E R T
V IC T O R R IC K E R T
\V K IC H E R T
L E S T E R R IC H E Y
1ST SGT. K E N N E T H R O B E R T S
C L A U D R O B IN S O N
ERA N K ROG ERS
J O E ROSS
N E L S O N ROSS
C O R P. D. E. R U S S E L L
JO H N D A L E R U S S E L L
E D G A R L. R U S S E L L
C H A S E E S T C L A IR
L E S L IE T. S T .C L A IR
R U D O L P H S A L Q U IS T
( ’. G. S C N E 1 D E R
O SC A R S E D IG
RAV S H R IN E R
G E oR G E SW YGERT
E K E D M U RRAY S M IT H
EARL STAN LEY
HARRY STA N LEY
SG T W I L R l’R S T A N L E Y
SGT. V E R N S T A T E R
PA U L STE V E N S
C L A R K E S T IL L IO N S
O SCA R S T O N E
G E O R G E R. S W A G E R T
I a E S T EI i T A LI a M A DG E
CORP
ERANK T E E V I N
W IL L T E E V IN
J>Y D T E G A R T
2D L IE U T . E 1 iN E S T T H O M
E D R IC T H O M A S
I-R A N K W T H O M A S
ERA N K T< i W N S E N D
( i E ( »RG E T( > W N S E ND
L e s l ie T o w n s e n d
A L P H O N S E VAN D O N IN C K
S. o . V IK E N
JO E V E R E T T 1
JO S E P H W A L C H
WM W A L C H
T H U S M W A TSO N
E D G A R W E D IN
A L B E R T W E IS S
L E S L IE W IL E S
G L E N ( ’. W O L E E
JUV E. W O L F E
a EM W. W o I a E E
ROY E W O O D W A R D
L E W IS V E R G E R
O RP HENRY ZEN G ER
eig h t c en ts a pound,” sh e sa id , "he- j
ta fe ta M h to h h IM h R lta lK
«M «4 K« M* «K « s Hk
Wu «M «a Ml Ka
cause it is p a rtic u la rly co n cen trated ,
it co n ta in s m ore fat, m ore n u tr itiv e I
Prof. T. X, C arver, of H a rv a rd U ni­
value th a n m ost o th e r flours. T he oat : PRESIDENT WILSON ON
versity, say s: “ A nyone who, in these
REVENUE
LEGISLATION
cake is the staff of life of th e Scotcii |
days of im pending doom , buy a n y ­
W. C. B u rch w ill leav e fo r W h ite people.”
O nly fair, eq u ita b ly d is trib u te d ta x ­ th in g w hich he does not need for h is
S alm o n to m o rro w , fro m w h ere he
Miss T in g le said th a t one tro u b le
w lli go In to th e St. H e le n s re s e rv e as witli tlie o ld er s u b s titu te recip es is atio n of tlie w ildest incidence and h ealth , stre n g th , o r efficiency is h irin g
from th e
sources som e one to do so m eth in g w hich is un-
a fo re st lo o k o u t lo r fo re s t fires. H is th a t th ey a re m ostly for hot breads. d ra w in g ch iefly
s ta tio n w ill be a b o u t 12 m iles n o r t h ­ We a re left toast less and “you c a n 't w hich w ould l)p likely to dem oralize n ectssary . lie is h irin g som e one to
cred it by th e ir
very ab u n d an ce can stay out of th e e ss e n tia l in d u s trie s,
w est o f W h ite S alm o n a n d a b o u t serve cream ed foods w ith m uffins.”
'p re v e n t in fla tio n and keep o u r in d u s­ lie is com peting w ith tlie G ov ern m en t
th r e e m iles fro m th e n e a re s t ro ad ir
"B u t you w ill have a good s u b s titu te
tr ia l sy stem free of sp ecu latio n and for niati ria ls and m an pow er w hich it
s e ttle m e n t.
fo r to a s t,” sh e said , " if you ta k e tw o
w aste. Wi sh a ll n a tu ra lly tu rn , th ere needs to w in tlie w ar and p reserv e th e
teaspoons of b a k in g pow der an d n early
C h ief of P o lice J o h n s o n , of P o ri
fore, I suppose, to w ar profits and In­ lib erties of m a n k in d .”
a teaspoon of sa lt to every cup of
com es and lu x u rie s for th e ad d itio n a l
la n d , w as a G re sh a m
v is ito r on
iq u a lly m ixed oat and b arley flour,
K ille d liy S h ell F ir e .
taxes.
W ed n esd ay an d m ad e a p le a s a n t call
sift an d mix, th en add a tablespoon of
C. G. B ow ick, a B ritis h Y. M. C. A.
a t llie O u tlo o k office.
H is b u sin e ss
B ut th e w ar profits and incom es up­
corn oil. M oisten w itli enough m ilk
on w hich th e in creased tax es w ill be w ar w ork s e c r e ta ry w ho w as re je c te I
in G re sh a m w as fo r tlie p u rp o s e of
o r w a te r to m ake a firm p a ste th a t
levied w ill be tiie profits and incom es by tlie a rm y fo r p h y sic a l d is a b ility ,
o rd e r in g a te le p h o n e in s ta lle d in
will roll and leave th e bowl clean.
of
th e c a le n d a r y ear 1918 It w ould « a s k ille d by sh e ll fire w h ile s e rv in g
tlie new d e te n tio n h o m e b eing fin
Boll very liglity and cut in to ast sized
be m a n ifestly u n fa ir to w ait u n til th e so ld ie rs a t th e fro n t.
jailed on th e co u n ty fa rm .
sq u a re s (It co n serv es th e trim m in g s )
' an d bake in a r a th e r h o tte r oven, a t e arly m o n th s of 1919 to say w hat they
T o W rite to M other.
a re to be. It m ig h t be difficult, I
first, th a n w heat fo u r foods re q u ire
C ab le o rd e r s from th e Y. M. C. A.
should im agine, to ru n th e m ill w ith
, S tan d tlie puns up a t an an g le to cool
w ater th a t had a lre a d y gone over th e h e a d q u a r te r s in F ra n c e c a ll fo r 2000
( as it m akes for crispness.
fo u n ta in p en s to be sh ip p e d im m e d i­
wheel.
"B u t above all let n o th in g delay you
M oreover, tax es of th a t so rt will not ately .
a fte r you have p u t in th e liq u id ,” Miss '
be paid u n til th e J u n e of next year,
T in g le co n tin u ed , "fo r th e re Is no q u a l­
T ailorin g
and th e T re a su ry
m ust a n tic ip a te
ity in th e new flo u rs to catch th e gas
I For
m en an d w o m en — c le a n in g ,
th em
F rom th e P re sid e n ts' A ddress p re ssin g a n d re p a irin g d o n e w ell.
of th e b ak in g pow der. T hese c ra c k e rs
to C ongress.
P e te r L e n a rd , P o w ell s tr e e t.
'th e y really do not crack so they can
A lthough b a k e rs who use less th a n I
not be c ra c k e rs and th ey a re not sw eet, 3 b a rre ls of flour and m eal a m o n th I B ead by a ll— O u tlo o k w a n t ads.
so they can not be cookies) m ay be l
a re not re q u ire d to secu re food a d m in -1
Say T h r if t S tam p to th e g ro c e r.
to asted for a few seconds an d served
R a tio n licenses a re cen t ru le gives I
u n d er cream ed foods o r they m ay be
them th e rig h t to com e u n d er license I Save for th e c o u n try ’s sake.
e a te n cold w ith soup or s a la d .”
B ice flour com bines very nicely and
w hen used w ith barley m akes a b read i
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
n early as w h ite as w heat does. F o r
pie shells, w hen used for lem on tilling,
they m ake th e best com bination.
H ow ever, fluffy m ashed p o tato es
NO. 135
m ake a very good fo u n d atio n for any
A t G re sh a m , O reg o n , a t th e clo se of b u sin ess J u n e 2 9 th , 1918.
b read , c ra c k e r, o r p a stry . M iss T ingle
RESOURCES.
d eclares. T hey can be com bined w ith
L o an s a n d d is c o u n ts
$2D6,i»68.57
any m ix tu re an d save th e m ore ex p en ­ O v e rd ra fts , se c u re d a n d u n se c u re d
26 64
sive flour T hey also fu rn ish p a rt of B onds an d w a r r a n ts
35,64 2.65
th e m o istu re
B ut w hen p o tato es a re S to ck s, s e c u ritie s , Ju d g m e n ts, etc
1 60 00
used in y east the dough m ust
be B a n k in g ho u se
2 6 ,0 0 0 .0 0
F u r n i tu r e an d fix tu res
3 ,9 2 3 .7 8
knead ed very m uch h a rd e r th a n for O th e r re a l e s ta te ow ned
2 ,5 6 0 .0 0
w h ite Hour.
D ue fro m b a n k s (n o t re s e rv e b a n k s)
1,606 63
"T h e big difference in m ak in g w ar D ue fro m a p p ro v e d re s e rv e batiks
6 8 .0 6 8 .0 5
b read s and w hite b read s," sh e said in C h eek s a n d o th e r cash item s
305.91
E x c h a n g e s fo r c le a rin g house
closing, " is th a t th< w ar b read m ust be
5.68
C ash on h a n d
14,4 8 0 .9 4
h an d led very lig h tly and m ust be s ta rt O th e r re s o u rc e s
20.00
ed to bake in a m uch h o tte r oven But
T
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w hen you w ant a n o th e r slice of bread
$ 3 5 7 ,8 7 0 .9 5
you should eat a p o ta to .”
n o .
LIABILITIES
l a p i t a l sto c k p aid in
$ 3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0
S u rp lu s fu n d
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U n d iv id ed p ro fits, less e x p en ses an d tax es paid
497.92
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now re a d y to ta k e c a re o f a n y q u a n ­ D em and c e rtific a te s o f d ep o sit
900.87
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p aid.
$ 3 5 7 ,8 7 0 .9 5
State of Oregon, County of Multnomah, ss
I a u s e o f Dew|Mim|en<'y.
D esp o n d en cy is o fte n c a u se d by in ­
d ig e s tio n a n d c o n s tip a tio n , a n d q u ic k ­
ly d is a p p e a rs w hen C h a m b e rla in 's
Subscribed ,n d sworn to before me th lsM h d ^ o W , 1,'.
Phone (Mil
T a b le ts a re
ta k e n . T h e se ta b le ts
I s tr e n g th e n th e d ig e s tio n an d m ove
L. NYSTROM. Notary Public
I I 'h e bow els
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Correct Attest: A M e v e r s Th» n Z commission expire* April 8th, 1920.
E xtra Special B argain!
H e re is a n o th e r of th o se ra re b a rg a in s in
“Lifetime” Aluminum Ware
87c
87c
T h r e e -q u a r t L ip p e d
“ L if e t im e ” A lu m in u m S a u c e
FIRST STATE BANK
Pans
at the ridiculously low price of 87c each.
This offer is good for one week only.
Come early to avoid disappointment as we have only a lim­
ited number.
Q uality AND S ervice
Phone »Mil
Gresham, Oregon
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Meyers, Theo. Brugger. C. 4. Lundquist. Director*