Gresham outlook., July 04, 1919, Page 4, Image 4

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GRENHAM
OUTLOOK
FRIDA Y,
Jl'LY'
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We Are Operating and Paying the Highest Price
For all kinds Canning Fruits and Berries
Notwithstanding the Report Circulated by
Parties W orking for Outside Interests, that
the Gresham Cannery W ould Not O perate
this Season. The Only Receiving Station
We Have in Gresham is at the Cannery.
Do Not Be Misled.
Support Your Home Industry
A. RUPERT & CO., Inc.
GRESHAM LOCALS
I. H. C.
BINDERS, MOWERS, RAKES, TEDDERS
Repairs for All Machines
To make hay while the sun shines
YOU should use a Hay Tedder
ENSILAGE CUTTERS and BLOW ERS, ENGINES
KENTUCKEY SILOS
Hessel’s Farm Machinery
Reliability
W A. HESSEL
Otflce P h o n e 644
Service
R esid e n c e l ’h o n e 310
An a u to m o b ile p a rty c o n sistin g of
W. L. G o rsag e, M rs. C o rsa g e a n d h e r
m o th e r M rs. V a u ile rm o st, Mr. am i
M rs. J N. C la n a h a n , a n d th e tin y
G o rsag e tw in s, m o to re d to S cappoose
on S u n d ay , w h e re th e y s p e n t th e day-
v is itin g a c o u sin o f Mrs. C la n a h a n .
B orn, nt th e G resh am S a n ito rlu m ,
J u n e 2!*, H e n rie tta A d elin e O dell,
d a u g h te r of Mr. a n d M rs. Geo. O dell
of H ull R u n .
Mr. an d Mrs. A. B. W ood w ere in
G resh am on b u sin e ss W ed n esd ay
M rs W ill O g ilb ee, M rs. D ella P u r-
clll an d Mrs. B llnco. old n e ig h b o rs of
Mrs. C. M. O lip h an t In P o rtla n d v isit­
ed W ed n esd ay w ith M rs O lip h an t.
G re sh a m en jo y e d a n u m b e r of b u s­
in ess c a lle rs fro m B o rin g , am o n g
th e m a re : M rs. C ary , Mrs. L ake.
Mrs. P ra n k s , Mrs. S. D allas, Mr. and
Mrs. II. M. Jo h n s o n an d C. J. A n d e r­
son. T h e re w ere o th e r s w ho did not
re g is te r
“ECONOMY” and “KERR” JARS
Now that the canning season has arrived every careful
house-wife looks over her jars to see what she will
need. \\ e have a full line ol Kerr Products in stock,
the safest and most sanitary way to put up your fruit
old vegetables. I'ry Kerr \\ ide-mouth Mason Jars.
Ihe moutn is large enough to admit the hand and you
can arrange the fruit or vegetables so that they will
not crush.
Kerr Mason Gaps, “self-sealing" brand seals all
regular Al ison jars absolutely air-tight, no rubber
ring. Prevents mold or spoiling of food.
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vegetables will not
lie lower this year.
Therefore yon should
begin to do your can
ning at once.
Store will close at
9 30 Friday morning.
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FOR A R R A N G IN G la r g e
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K E E P S A L L T H E FOO D
— NO M O U L D . NO S P O IL ­
AG E!
A. W. Metzger
Mrs. S c h u y le r Jo n e s h a s b o u g h t
tw o lam b s w ith th e m oney sh e e a rn e d
p u llin g ta ils off of s tra w b e rrie s a t th e
H om e P ro d u c ts p ac k in g p la n t. T hey
have been se n t o u t to th e fa rm fo r
ih e su m m e r.
T u e sd a y e v e n in g , .Mr. a n d M rs.
L eslie en jo y e d a visit fro m th e ir son
G eorge and h is w ife, a n d a M r. and
Mrs.
W h eeler w ho a rriv e d from
P ra n c e very re c e n tly . M rs. W h e e le r
is a d a u g h te r of P ra n c e , s p e a k in g
very little E n g lish , an d Mr. W h e e le r
is a Y an k ee s o ld ie r boy, w itli only a
sm a ll P re a c h v o cab u la ry . N e v e rth e ­
less t i l e tw o u n d e rs ta n d each o th e r
p e rfectly .
G uy Jo n e s b eliev es in m a k in g hay-
w hile th e su n sh in es. He le ft fo r th e
P e n d le to n hay fields to d ay .
T he u su a l se rv ic e s w ill be h eld on
next S u n d ay at th e B a p tist c h u rc h .
R ev. A. J. W are, th e p a s to r, w ill
p reach at 11 o ’clock.
Mr. an d Mrs. W . P. Jo n e s , w ho r e ­
c en tly p u rc h a s e d th e H a rriso n place
on W a llu la H e ig h ts, h av e as g u e s ts
th is w eek th e fo r m e r's b ro th e r-in -
law a n d s is te r , Mr. an d M rs. J. R.
P o rte r, o f P e n d le to n .
T h e P o rte rs
« e r e a c co m p an ied h e re by th e l a t ­
te r 's m o th e r, XJrs. S a ra h A. Jo n e s ,
w ho w ill m a k e h e r h o m e w ith h e r
s o r h ere. T h e b e a u tie s of G resh am
a n d th e s u r ro u n d in g c o u n try h av e
been duly view ed by th e m e m b e rs of
th e fam ily d u rin g th e p ast few days
an d all a g re e th a t fo r a ttra c tiv e n e s s
th is " b e a ts th e w o rld .”
Mr. a n d M rs. W illiam T hom an d
th e ir sm a ll c h ild re n a re le a v in g fo r
:r i ex te n d e d visit in N o rth D akota,
tlie ii old h om e
T hey ex p ect to eo
as fa r as St. P a u l b efo re re tu r n in g
in th e fall.
W o ld h a s com e from Mr. a n d Mrs.
O E M ilieson, w ho re c e n tly m oved
tc P o rtla n d , th a t th e y h av e p u rc h a s e d
a b u n g alo w , w h e re th ey w ill m ak e
th e ir hom e.
T h e ir a d d re s s is 746
Eai t 73d N orth.
At (lie F re e M eth o d ist c h u rc h next
S unday m o rn in g th e u su a l servicc-3
« il l be held. S u n d ay sch o o l « ill
m eet at 10 o 'c lo c k a n d a t 11 .Mrs
L illian
P u rc e ll
of
P o rtla n d will
p re a c h .
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A M eyers of th e F irst S ta te B ank
w a n ts fo u r s o ld ie rs to h e lp him fo r
th e
F o u r th — o n e
to im p e rs o n a te
F a th e r T im e
Ijtni«- Shoulder.
T h is a ilm e n t is u su a lly cau se d by
rh e u m a tis m o f th e m uscles. All th a t
is need ed is a b s o lu te re s t a n d a few
a p p lic a tio n s of C h a m b e rla in 's L in i­
m en t. T ry i t .— Adv.
P ic k e r*
Wtuit«sl.
FLY SPR A Y
Protect your Dairy Cows
witli
Sherwin Williams
Fly Spray
Keeps flies off cattle Mill
horses
enabling the dairym an to procure the full flow of milk d u r­
ing tlie summer months.
Also Screen Doors, Window Screens, Wire Cloth, Etc., at
L. L. Kidder Hardware Co.
STATEMENT
showing condition of First State Dank at close of business,
.Inly 2, 1919.
Resources
Loans and discounts
Obligations of United 8tat
Bonds
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Q uality and S ervice
Phone 661
Phone (Xxl
O ne of th a finest an d m o st t h o r ­
o u g h ly eq u ip p e d p riv a te m aternity-
h o s p ita ls in th e n o rth w e s t.
N ew.
fire-p ro o f c o n s tru c tio n a n d h ig h -c la ss
acco m n to d a tlo n s.
For
in fo rm a tio n
a d d re s s 1 4 4 -lg th St. N., P o r t la n d .'
I in h o n e B ro ad w ay 3404.
$248.172.28
91,050.00
39,620.00
1,982.63
160.00
29,495.45
1,750.00
154.382.39
Banking house and fixtures
Othei n al <» ta b
Pash on hand and in hanks
$566,612.75
Liabilities
i npit.il anti surplus
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To b egin a b o u t J u ly 1. C u th b e rt
ra s p b e rrie s in first cla ss co n d itio n .
T h re e c e n ts a p o u n d an d b onus. J. S
C htodo, G re sh a m . P h o n e 99.
W om en'* H ospital of P o rtlan d.
M a te rn ity Cases Only.
Sold in one-half and one gal. cans.
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Comparative Statement
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191 ,
Increase in one year
¿First ^ t a t r iBank
G K K S H A M . O R B tiO N
$ 55,000.00
2 303 33
609,309.42
$566.612.75
DEPOSITS
$306,678.44
509,309.42
$192.630 98