Gresham outlook., October 25, 1918, Page 3, Image 3

GKKNHAM
D im in is h in g
FAIR PLAY
T u rn a b o u t is fa ir play.
You w ork fo r j o u r d o lla r« , why
n o t h a v e y o u r d o lla rs w o rk fo r y o u ?
D o lla rs a re good w o rk e rs. T h ey a re fa ith fu l, tire le s s an d
efficient.
All th e y need is a good c h an ce.
P u t y o u r d o l­
la r s by u n til you h av e a w o rk in g c a p ita l. In tim e th ey w ill
e a rn as m uch as you do. Y ou w ould lik e to h av e a m an w o rk ­
in g fo r you fre e , w o u ld n ’t y o u ?
D o llars a re b e tte r becau se
th e y w o rk every day in th e w >ek an d n e v e r s h irk .
B ring
y o u r d o lla rs to th is b a n k an d give th e m a ch an ce.
W e will
te a c h th e m to h av e m o re c e n ts .
BANK OF GRESHAM
GRESHAM, OREGON
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PLEASANT HOME
FAIRVIEW
C la re n c e U n d erw o o d an d C lifto n
H illy a rd a r e s u ffe rin g w ith in flu en za.
M iss O live S hjiw is on th e sick list
w ith a cold.
Mr. an d M rs. L. W ilh elm
and
d a u g h te r R o b e rta w ere S u n d ay v is it­
o rs a t th e h o m e of Mr. an d M rs. Jo h n
Ic k le r.
M r. a n d M rs. H. F . W ih lo n called
on Mr. a n d M rs. o J h n ‘E llio tt of D a­
m ascu s S u n d ay .
W. E. S tone and w ife w ere Sunday
g u ests a t th e hom e of th e fo rm er's
p a re n ts Mr. an d Mrs. A L. Stone.
E arl T ow nsend left last evening
for F o rt S tev en s w here he w ill e n te r
tra in in g .
Mrs. E ngles, of P o rtlan d , is sta y in g
w ith h er d a u g h te r, M rs. Sam Dixon
since u n d erg o in g an o p eratio n som e
tim e ago.
She is m uch im proved.
J. W. T ow nsend h as ren ted fifty
a c res of h is farm to a p a rty of J a p ­
anese.
A H aig S to ry .
S ir D o u g las H aig is fon d of r e l a t ­
in g th e s to ry of a S c o tch m an w ho
b o red h is E n g lish frie n d s b o a stin g
w h a t a fine c o u n try S co tla n d was.
“ W hy d id you leav e it if you lik ed
it so w e ll? ” he w as ask ed .
“ W eel, it w as lik e th is ,” sa id S a n ­
dy. “ In S co tla n d ev ery b o d y w as as
c le v e r as m y s e lf!”
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A n o th e r p h a se o f th e d e p re c ia tio n O, my frie n d , to you th e c a ll lias
com e,
of th e A m erican d o lla r, e v id en c ed by
T h e call th a t so u n d e d o 'e r th e la u d
th e d im in is h in g q u a n tity o f th e n e ­ T h e p a rtin g c all th a t to o k , but le a v ­
c e s s a rie s o f life it w ill p u rc h a s e , is
ing W M
W ill a g a in be su n g by m a r tia l
a p p e a rin g in th e m in in g in d u s try .
bund.
T h e m in e rs a re c o m p la in in g th a t it
Y ou w ho co u ld so see a n d ju d g e
is no lo n g e r p ro fita b le to m in e t h e ,
a n o tb e i's d u ty .
g o ld . In o th e r w o rd s, th e n e c e ss a rie s
W ill you now as p lacid ly see a u d
ju d g e y o u r o w n ?
o f life h av e rise n so in p rice, th u s re
F u ll y e a rs you h a v e h a d o f love an d
q u ir in g so g re a t an a d v a n c e ill m in ­
b e a u ty .
e rs ' w ag es th a t it co sts m o re to p ro
Now let th e d ie o f life w ith d e a th
d u ce gold th a n i t ’s c o in a g e v alu e.
be th ro w n .
In fla tio n is a t th e d a n g e r p o in t, in ­
My fa ir yo u u g b ro th e r, h e w as too
d eed , w hen c o n d itio n s re a c h th e
y o u n g to k now ,
p o in t th a t th e p ro d u c tio n o f g o ld is
B ut th e d a w u of m an h o o d w ith life
b eg u n ;
d is c o u ra g e d fo r th e re a so n th a t it
c o sts m o re to p ro d u c e a n o u n c e of H is boyish face w ith y o u th w as all
aglow
g o ld th a n an o u n c e of m in te d gold
F o r th e f u tu r e h eld h ts ra c e th a t
w ill pay.
w as y et to ru n .
At th is p a r tic u la r tim e , go ld is a T h e tr o th t h a t lo v e rs p lig h t w as to
him a b oyish d re a m .
v ita l fa c to r in o u r fin an cial sy stem .
Y o u th ’s h o p e w as in h is h e a rt, an d
T h e re h av e been H oated b illio n s of
th e cup o f life did seem
p a p e r o b lig a tio n s b ased upon g o ld , To hold b u t a s p a r k lin g d ra u g h t w ith
an d it is h ig h ly im p o rta n t th a t th e
joy a g le a m .
H e lies now In su n n y F ra n c e In a
p ro d u c tio n o f gold sh o u ld be us g re a t
g ra v e th a t is n e v e r seen.
as p o ssib le, c o n s is te n t w ith im p e ra ­
tiv e m ilita r y d e m a n d s u p o n o u r m an So heed you n o t a w o m a n ’s te a r s ,
w eak n ess only w eeps a t so rro w .
p o w er.
T h e lan d Is filled w ith w eeping an d
All th e b e llig e re n t n a tio n s h av e
th e o r p h a n ’s w all Is h e a rd .
th e ir m o n e ta ry a n d c re d it sy ste m s S to p you not to lis te n , e re y o u r so u l
b ased u p o n g o ld , an d a ll of th e m h av e
be filled w ith h o rro r,
A nd y o u r h e a rt w ith in you w e a k ­
as a re s u lt of th e n e c e ss itie s o f w ar
ens as y o u r blood b e g in s to cu rd .
issu ed v ast q u a n titie s of p a p e r n o te s
A ge-old w ro n g s need rig h tin g , an d
— all re d e e m a b le
in g o ld .
W hen
y o u r c h ild re n m u s t be free
p rice lev els re a c h th e p o in t th a t a
'T is w ith th e life blood of o th e r s
we a re b u y in g fre e d o m ac ro ss
g iv en q u a n tity of o u r b asic m oney is
th e sea.
w o rth less th a n its cost o f p ro d u c tio n ,
T h e pain an d h e a rta c h e , sh o u ld it not
th e n p ro d u c tio n of th e m e ta l m u st
com e to you a n d m e
sto p o r th e g o v e rn m e n t w ill h av e to
A n sw er to th e call, O, my frie n d ,
lest you a v a m p ire be.
pay a b o n u s to k eep p ro d u c tio n g o ­
R O B E R T M ONTGOM ERY.
ing.
PUBLIC SALE
Half Mile East of Damascus, corner Boring Barton Road
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1918
B e g in n in g
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All th e follow ing S to ck , E a rm Im p le m e n ts, Etc.
2 COWS one fresh, one coming fresh soon 3 HEIFERS,
coming two years old. 1 HORSE. 1 BROOD SOW Seven
Pigs, nine weeks old. 1 CALF.
F arm W agon. Plow. H arrow . C ultivator. M elotte Cream
S ep arato r, tiOO-lbs. capacity. Cream Cans. Buggy. 24(1 lbs.
Vetch Seed. Cat llay . Seven tons Baled Straw . Barbed
W ire and o th er small 'fools.
T B ItM S
C A SH
THOS. McCAUSLAND, Owner.
A.
COOK,
Auctioiuq-I-,
AUCTION SALE
On the Arnold Ruegg Place about Vi Mile Southeast of Cottrell
MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1918.
B e g in n in g a t
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BAGGENSTOS*
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OF
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Bay Team of Horses, 6 and 7 years, weight about 2400 lbs
Heavy Wagon. Spring Wagon. Hayrack. Woodrack.
Mower. Feed Cutter. About 2 tons of Hay. Disc. Five
acres of Potatoes. Oliver Chilled Plow. Section Harrow.
2 Shovel Cultivator. Single Cultivator, Double John Deere
Cultivator. Double Harness. Single Harness. Heater. Milk
Cans. Saws and Axes. And other small tools too numerous
to mention.
No se rv ic e s h av e been h eld in th e
S w ed ish M ission c h u rc h d u rin g th e
p a st w eek a n d th e p a sto r, Rev. W m.
F o r tu n a te ly fo r us, up to th is tim e,
B r o th e r 's P riv ile g e .
H a w k in so n , a n n o u n c e s th a t th e r e will
th e
fe d e ra l
re s e rv e sy ste m
h as
be n o n e h e re o r in th e D am ascu s
“ No. Mr. D o h ley ,” s a id th e sw eet
s tre n g th e n e d o u r m o n e ta ry fa b ric by
F. B Y S K It’S L IST O F A ltT K 'I.K S
c h u rc h u n til f u r th e r n o tice.
th e c o n c e n tra tio n o f th e g o ld of th<> g irl. “ I can only be a s is te r to y o u ."
Team
of
Horses, weighing about 3000 pounds.
“ W ell, th e n ,” h e sa v a g e ly re p lie d ,
c o u n try in re s e rv e . In th is w ay, p r o ­
R ead th e W a n t eds.
Heavy
Double
Harness. 3 Vi Peter Schuttler Wagon, 222
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Oliver Chilled Plow. Steel Plow. Gasoline Drag saw. 9 ft.
d ra w a ls , w hich w ould h av e b een c e r ­ y o u r b ro th e r I c laim th e p riv ile g e of
Falling Saw. Set of Splitting Tools. Blocks and Tackle.
ta in h ad th e g o v e rn m e n t n o t th u s ly in g u n d e r th e so fa w hile you m ak e
Cable.
fools of th e o th e r fellow s.
g a in e d c o n tro l of th e g o ld sto ck .
T E R M S — Up to $20, C a s h ;
$20 o r o v er, B a n k a b le N otes, six
It is o u r c o n so lid a te d re s e rv e s th a t
m o n th s, a t 8 p e r c e n t.
R ead th e W a n t ads.
h av e m ad e o u r fin an cial s e c u rity up
(Note— R equest is made for addition­ HAROLD LAKE
al names of men In the service from DESTON D. LAKE
O W N K It S:
to th is tim e a n d e n a b le d th e e x p a n ­
G resham and vicinity.)
LOYAL L. LAKE
sio n o f p a p e r issu es w ith o u t s u b je c t­
GEORGE LARSON
CARL ALLDER
in g th e w hole fa b ric to s tr a in . B ut P
PETER LARSON
DON C. ALLARD
W . S. W O O D , tu e tio im e r , V a n c o u v e r, W a s h .
A. M K Y K R S , i ’le r k
EMIL l.AUBEB
FRANK ARMSTRONG
M a n u fa c tu re d by
w ould be b e tte r n o t on ly fo r th e
LEONARD I.AUDERBACK
EARNEST JOHN WM. ANDERSON
JULIUS
LAMBERT
ISAAC W ANDERSON
U n ite d S ta te s, b u t fo r all th e a llie s , If
2D LIEUT. ELMER I.EADER
GLENN ANDItE
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ARTHUR LEDBURY
T h e n am e "M o u n t H ood B u tte r "
th e w ar in te r f e r r e d a s little as p o s­
ROBERT ANDREWS
FRED J LEDBURY
AMBERT ANDREWS
h as h e re to fo re been u sed by p e r­
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LEDBURY
MELVIN ANDREWS
m ission of th e M ount H ood Ice
JOSEPH C. LETSINGER
HERBERT ARMSTRONG
th e r e w ill be n e ed ed a m u ch b ro a d e r
■LLOYD LITTLEPAGE
C ream Co., w hich h a s all Its d airy
EDWIN FOREST ARNOLD
ALTON LOVELACE
m e ta llic fo u n d a tio n fo r o u ts ta n d in g
TOM BAKER
p ro d u c ts r e g is te r e d u n d e r th a t
LIEUT CHAS R Mi COLL
A llow s us to c o m p ete w ith all riv a ls.
ELMER BANKUS
title . T h a t p e rm iss io n h a s ceased ,
SGT C. W (SHERMAN) M'CAItTER. p a p e r issu es th a n e v e r b efo re.
HERBERT BASLEE
Tim In g re d ie n ts of o u r b re a d and
SGT
ItoY
M'CARTER.
h en ce th e c h a n g e of n am e, w hich
ERNEST BATES
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BYRON BELL
p a s trie s a re in s tr ic t c o n fo rm ity w ith
i becam e effectiv e on J a n u a r y 1.
HAItoLD McCREARY
SGT. (1st C lass) FRANK BELL
by d im in ish e d p u rc h a s in g p o w er an d
" M o u n ta in
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B u tte r "
E. J McCULLOCH
th e w a r re g u la tio n s und th e n e a tn e s s
LESLIE BERKE
JOHN
McGINNIS
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w ill he fo u n d a t all th e le a d in g
OTLEY BERKE
of o u r b a k e ry haH g iven us th e h ig h ­
ARCHIE McKEoWN
PETEK It. BERKE
s to re s in th e c o u n ty . A sk fo r it
h u m a n ity a t la r g e If p rice in c re a se s
LEWIS BURL M< KINNEY
ALBERT A. BEYER
est s a n ita ry ra tin g .
P a tro n iz e
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ROB I’. MAGNUSEN
CARL F. BEYER
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W ILLIE MARTIN
ELMER C. BEYER
h o m e in d u s try .
CHARLES MAYElt
h ig h e r p rices go th e m o re se v e re th e
JOHN RICHAN
NEWTON L MARYOTT
BLISS, CLEVELAND
re a c tio n is b o u n d to be w hen th e w ar
SGT HARVEY MASSEY
HENRY BOTTLESON
SGT. LEE MERRILL
LIEUT. AMOS WATT BOTKIN
en
d s, an d th e en d m ay com e so o n e r
WALTER W METZGER
DANIEL BOURGEOIS
ADELBERT W METZGER
th a n we th in k a n d b e fo re th e b u si­
EUGENE BOURGEOIS
G re s h a m . P h on e I I .
FLOVED S. METZGER
CECIL BOZARTH
n ess w o rld Is In a n y w ay p re p a re d
JOHN MILAN
À U KINDS AND i l l SIZES
SOT. BOYD O. BRASWELL
WAGONER BAYARD MII.RER
EDGAR BROOKS
fo r It.
CORP. GLENWOOD MILLER
JEROM E BROOK
H. C MOFFETT
EMERSON BROWN
It is h ig h ly n e c e ssa ry to th e p ro s­
LEIGHTON
MONTEITH
A head of th e A rm y .
FRANK BROWN
G re a t fog p e n e tr a tin g p o w er Is
THOS. P. MORGAN
p e rity o f th e c o u n try a n d th e w ell b e­
CLARENCE BROWNING
W e’ll te ll th e tr u th ab o u t It w hen cla im e d fo r a s e a rc h lig h t th a t h a s
LELAND B. MOORE
JOHN BURBA
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MARK NA I OLE
LEON CADDY
GILT OR NATURAL WOOD
we a re good an d c o rn e re d . T h e c a r ­ been In v en ted in F ra n c e w ith a g r e e n ­
GEORGE NEILSON
CALL, ROBERT
sh o ck be av o id e d w hen th e tim e
N eat and Cheap
LOUIS NEILSON
to o n is ts a re so m e w h a t a h e a d o f th e ish -y ello w g la s s in fro n t a n d back ed
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GEORGE
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a rm y In th e m a c e ra tio n a n d g e n e ra l by a re fle c to r th n t a lso p re v e n ts
EOWABD C. NOREEN
OSCAR CARLSON
len ce th e g u n s. It w ould be f a r b e t­
M A X S C H N E ID E R
OSCAR E NOREEN
HARRY C. CHASE
rip p in g up of th e k a is e r.
m o is tu re c o lle c tin g on th e gluHS.
ROY OLSEN
JOSEPH CHIODO
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PAUL PAI.MBLAD
ERNEST CHRISTENSEN
Phone
541
RAY PALMQUIKT
th in g w ere p o ssib le, th a t th e r e now
LOUIS CHRISTENSEN
H ead th e O u tlo o k classified ads.
T ry a w a n t ad. P h o n e 701.
TOM PARKER
GEORGE CLARK
sh o u ld be a g e n tle an d g ra d u a l fa ll in
VERL PARKER
SGT. CARL GONDGON
IRVIN
PARMLEY
ORRIE CONRAD
p rices th a n th a t th e r e sh o u ld be any
PEDER R. PEDERSON
PERCY CONRAD
PELTON. WILLIAM
f u r th e r a d v a n c e . It w ould be id le to
EDMUND G CONVILL
CLIFTON PETERSON
HARRY COOLEY.
p re ss th is th e o ry u p o n th o s e w ho re ­
ELMER I. PHELPS
MILO M COONS
LEONARD PIATT
RALPH E CRANDALL
g a rd m o n ey as an en d r a t h e r th a n as
FAY
E.
POTTER
2D LIEUT FRED CRANE
HOWARD POWERS
a m ean s- as w e a lth r a t h e r th a n a s a
EMERSON A CRAWFORD
CECIL PULFEH
FRANK CRAWFORD
DEXTER QUESINBERRY
to k e n of w ealth .
DOMINICK CUNNINGHAM
1ST LIEUT. R W QUESINBERRY
CORP. CARLYLE A. CUNNINGHAM
B ut we can n o t fo rg e t th a t it Is
SGT EARL RADFORD
FRED DAVIS
EI.MEB RADFORD
se
ld
o m a g re a t w ar e n su e s w ith o u t
W DEAVER
ERVIN F RADFORD
CHAS DEHAVEN
c iiR p Fl.oY D RADFORD
v io le n t d is tu rb a n c e o f p ric e lev els,
EDWARD DICKENSON
JESSE RADFORD
GOUGH O. DIX
a n d q u ite a s se ld o m th a t Its en d do es
ELLSWORTH RAKER
HARLOW M. DOUGLASS.
HARVEY RANEY
CECIL DUKE
n o t b rin g v io le n t re a c tio n a n d fa r
I
GUY
K
READ,
Severely
wounded.
RAYMOND DUNBAR
ROSS E READ. Cited for bravery
re a c h in g b a n k ru p tc y .
ED DUNN
CHAS.
C
REED
EDEK. I RANK
G REYNOLDS
I t is to be h o p ed t h a t th e g re a te s t
HENRY ELTON EASTMAN
VERNE RICHEY
ELLIOTT, RAY EDWARD
of all w a rs m ay p ro v e an e x cep tio n to
L. E RICHMOND
WILSON EASTMAN
WARD RICHMOND
th e ru le , b u t it w ill n o t u n le s s th e
VENCIL EVANS
HARRY C. RICKERT
ED. EVERETT
VICTOR RICKERT
te n d e n c y to in flatio n be ch e c k e d be­
W S EVERETT
W RICHEKT
BEGINNING SUNDAY, OCTOBER TWENTIETH
FREDERICK. OTTO
fo re th e b re a k in g p o in t s h a ll h av e
2D
LIEUT
LESTER
RICHEY
ELIS FORSGREN
1ST SGT KENNETH ROBERTS
ISAAC FOSTER
been
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CLAUD ROBINSON
EMANUEL FOX
SAM W ROBINSON
JOHN FOX
FRANK ROGERS
H ig h t I
MILTON FOX
JOE ROSS
the Oregon State Council of Defense has requested that no delivery
ERNEST J FREEMAN
NELSON
ROHS
KENT FREEMAN
CORP. I). E RUSSELL
G et up rig h t in th e m o rn in g . Go
W ILLIAM GAUPMAN
JOHN DALE RUSSELL
of Petroleum Products be made on Sunday.
DEWEY GIBBS
to bed rig h t a t n ig h t. S ta r t w ith jo v
EDGAR L. RUSSELL
ROY H GIBBS
CHASE
E.
ST.
CLAIR
M ERRILL R. GOOD
In y o u r h e a r t, h o p e In th e f u tu r e . I
LESLIE T ST.CLAIR
MERVIN R GOOD
RUDOLPH SAI.QUIST
k in d n e s s In y o u r p u rp o se.
HOMER GOSSETT
The Standard Oil Company is glad to comply with this request
SGT. (1st Class) 8. G. SCHNEIDER
ROBERT GUSTAFSON
OSCAR SEDIG
If It Is a d a rk d ay , n e v e r m in d ; you
W ILLIE HALEY
El> THEO. SELL
FLOYD HALLI )CK
w ill lig h te n It up. If it is a b rig h t
and beginning Sunday, October Twentieth, and thereafter until
RAY SHRINEK
OLIVER HAMBLIEN
ALFRED SIMONSEN
day, you w ill ad d to th e b rig h tn e s s
CORP FRANK A. HAMLIN
THOS.
ELTON
SLOOP
JOHN HAMLIN
FRED MURRAY SMITH
further notice, all of our Distributing Stations in the State of Oregon,
G ive a w ord of c h e e r, a k in d ly g re e t
CLIFTON HARRIS
OSCAR S l’AHN
THEADORE HARRIS
in g a n d a w arm h a n d s h a k e to y o u r
HARRY SPENCER
FRED HAKRT
W ALFItED STAF1 ENSON
including our Automobile Service Stations, will be closed on Sunday.
frie n d s.
LAWRENCE HARVEY
CORP. EARL STANLEY
ALFRED HAUOLUM
HARRY
STANLEY
If you h av e e n e m ie s, look up, pass
PE TE R HAUOLUM
No sale or delivery of any kind will be made on Sunday.
SGT WILBUR STANLEY
PORTUS H ATFIELD
th e m by, fo rg e t a n d try to fo rg iv e.
SGT. VERN STATER
C HENDRICKS
PAUL
STEVENS
SGT. W. A. HENSLEY
If a ll o f us w ould o n ly th in k how
CLARKE STILLIONS
CARYL HESLIN
SGT oSCAIt STONE
m u ch o f h u m a n h a p p in e s s is m ad e by
CORI. CLAUDE HESLIN
In the case of our previous announcement regarding the sale of
ARTHUR
STREW
N
CHARLES HICKS
o u rs e lv e s, th e r e w ould be less of h u ­
GEORGE R. SWAGERT
JAS O HILLYARD
GEORGE
SWYGERT
J. WILLIAM HILLYARD
m an m ise ry .
gasoline and engine distillate only between the hours of 6 A. M. and
LESTER TALLMADGE
CONRAD HOECKER
CORP.
FRANK
TEEV IN ,
severely
I f a ll o f us w o u ld b e a r in m in d th a t I
VICTOR HoLM
wounded.
JOHN K HONEY
6 P. M. (now week days only). This request is made for the purpose
h a p p in e s s is fro m w ith in a n d n o t
EDMOND TEEVIN
FREDERICK HONEY
W ILL TEEVIN
HERBERT H. HOSS
fro m w ith o u t, th e r e w ould be a w ell-
PAYMASTER
LLOYD
TEGAItT
FRED HOSS
of conserving man power and we know that our patrons will patrioti­
2D LIEUT ERNEST THOM
s p rin g o f Joy In e v ery h e a r t an d th e
EVERETT HUGHES
EDK1C THOMAS
1ST LIEUT DR H. H. HUGHES
FRANK
W
THOMAS
su
n
w
ould
sh
in
e
fo
re
v
e
r.
G W. HI MASON
cally co-operate in making this important war measure effective.
KIRK THOMPSON
CORITIRAL RAYMOND HUMASON
T ry it!
STUART THOMPSON
JACK. C. C.
FRANK TOWNSEND
CORP. W F JEN N E
G EORG E T " W NS END
In D e n m a rk an d S w eden th e y a re
SGT GUY D. JONES
LESLIE TOWNSEND
ALBERT A. JOHNSON
A LPH oNSE VAN DONINCK
u sin g p eat fiber to m a k e te x tile '
GUSTAVE A. JOHNSON
JOE VKRETTI
WILLIAM E JOHNSON
goods. T h e “ p e a t w o o l” is m ad e In to 1
8 O. VI KEN
ROY JOHNSON-
ARTHUR VOLBRECHT
ALBERT E. JONSRUD
m a ttin g , c a rp e ts , so les fo r fo o tw e a r
WALTER
VOLBRECHT
AHI.AN JOY
JOSEPH WALCH
a n d o th e r th in g s
In som e cases a n i ­
FAXON JOY
WM WALCH
AXEL F. JOHNSON
m al h a ir is m ixed w ith it. By m ix in g
CORP. THOS M WATSON
HARRY JOHNSON
EDGAR WEDIN
JOHN A. JOHNSON
In fro m 30 to 40 p e r c en t of wool th ey
ALBERT WEISS
FRANK KENNY
EMMETT OWENS WELLING
m a k e a c lo th of e x c e lle n t q u a lity an d
HAROLD KERN
| LESLIE WILES
GLENN H. KESTERSON
MORRIS WILMARTH
a th r e a d s t r o n g e r th a n th a t m ad e of
RAY KESTERSON
GLEN C WOLFE
NELSON KIRKWOOD
wool a lo n e.
GUY E. W O LF»
ELGIN B. KIRKWOOD
, LEM W WOLFE
RICHARD KNARK
ROY
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WOdUWARD
ROBERT KNIERIEM
LEWIS VERGER
A b o u t 6 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 a c re s of la n d Is
GEO. K KNIERIEM
EDNER WEDIN
CORAL LAKE
g iv en o v e r to to b acco c u ltiv a tio n in
¡CORP HENRY ZENOER
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M ■( >ShlKc M *4 11 he w orld.
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HONOR ROLL FOR GRESHAM AND VICINITY
Mountain Meadow Butter
MRS. J. BAGGENSTOS, F. RYSER
SANDY CREAMERY CO.
BAKING EXCELLENCE
CITY BAKERY
PHOTOS
N ew G allery
PICTURE FRAMING
Closed on Sundays
STANDARD OIL CO.
(CALIFORNIA)