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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 23, 1919)
I PAGE t.K E SIIA M FOUI OUTDOOR TVEbDAN UNION HIGH HAS RECORD ATTENDANCE Union high school ha» en ro lle d 105 girl» and »2 boy», 197 E tudenta tit g_ second day In session. A fter th e = sta te fa ir i» over, th e p ro sp ectiv e s tu dent« in a tte n d a n c e th e re th is week will b rin g th e to ta l en ro llm en t next M onday m orning up to 210, taxing the se atin g capacity of th e assem bly room beyond th e lim it. Special C o m m u n icatio n of = 1 G resham Lodge No. 152 A. 1". * A. M. W ednesday evening. S ep tem b er 24. at 8 o’clock fo r labor in th e E. A. degree. V isiting b ro th e rs welcome. W.M. C. .METZGER, Sec’y. W. It. BU R K E. W. M. a V Striking Styles of the very newest Footwear for the grown-ups and growing-up. (■nod for B iliousness. 'Tw o y ea rs ago 1 Buffered from fre q u e n t a tta c k s of sto m ach tro u b le and biliousness. Seeing C h a m b e r la in ’s T ab lets a d v e rtise d I concluded to try them . 1 Im proved ra p id ly ." - Adv. Itea't tiv all laic 00 ] q c RE-SALE I 111: U N IT E D STATEN GK IIX C O R PO RA TIO N A nnounces th a t it will sell " S tr a ig h t" g ra d e flour, to all p u rch a sers, in c a rlo ad lots, in 140 lb. ju te sack s, g ro ss w eight, d eliv ered to any R ailw ay S tatio n in Zone 10, co m p risin g th e S ta te s of O regon, W a sh in g to n , a n d Id ah o , at not to exceed $10 per bbl. n et cash. P u rc h a s ers will be su p p lied from n e a re st a v a ila b le m ill, w hich m ay re s u lt in s lig h t sav in g fo r b u y e rs’ acco u n t. W h o lesa le and jo b b in g profits on su ch Hour m ust not ex ceed 7 5 c per bbl. anil r e ta iler's profits m ust not e x ceed 9 1 .2 5 per bbl. A d d ress all c o m m u n ica tio n s Use W ood, Coal or G as in the Simplex Universal Combin ation Range It is three ranges in ore and so simple and safe that a child can operate it. It requires only die snace of your kitchen range. Sale price includes connecting up to your hot water tank and gas, also stove pipe connection with youi chimney. See the new gas kindlei which starts the wood oi coal tire without the use oi kindlings. \\ e will accept your old range as part payment on a new Simplex A ** To United Slates Grain Corporation 5 1 0 Board o f T rad e B u ild in g P o rtla n d , O regon 3C JL Miss F rie d a B ratzel Will accept a limited num ber of pupils in Piano Instruction Universal. South Roberts Avenue. Phone 307 L. L. KIDDER HDW. CO. PHOTOS C H O IC E M E A T S H om em ade H am s, B acon, S ausage, L ard [ ’ .f i all GEO. GRESHAM D IE T E . P ro p You will need a gooc F O U N T A IN PEN every day in school. \\ e sel the W aterm an’s Meal. Come in and select on from our line. W. R. B U R K E, The Jeweler a m d a l l s ix e s PIC T U R E FRAM ING G IL T SANITARY MARKET Multi S treet nana New Gallery Full line of Cold Lunch Meats OB NATURAL N est a n ! C h eap MAX P h o n e 881 S C H N E ID E R P h o n e 541 F lorence M. Honey PIANO. HARMONY Private or Class Lessons W om en 's H o sp ita l o f P o rtla n d , O ne of th e finest and m ost th o r o u g h ly equip p ed p riv ate m a tern ltv h o sp itals In th e n o rth w est New. fire-proof co n stru c tio n and high-class acco m m o d atio n s. F o r In fo rm atio n a d d ress 14 4 -18 th St. N., P o rtla n d , n h one B roadw ay 9404 Down-town Studio First State Bank Building Phone 4581 Sportsmen’s Headquarters I lie Practical V alue of a M an s G un y is the true measure of his pride J 4- in it. I'h.’t there is a great demand for the W inchester Rifles and A m m unition is a sound indication of their superiority. Before you start on that hunting trip this ad come in and set our stock of \ \ l \ t HI'.S- 1ER RU LES and \M M l \ l I ION We will be glad to assist you in selecting the Winchester best suited to your needs. R em em ber, W e C arry a full Stock of S P O R T S M E N ’S S U P P L IE S Z ♦ WOOD M athew s' Bldg. Main S treet D ia rrh o e a in C h ild ren . F o r d ia rrh o e a in ch ild ren one year old o r o ld e r you will And n o th in g b e t te r l l i .n C h a m b e rla in 's Colic and D ia rrh o e a R em edy, follow ed by a dose of c a sto r oil. It sh o u ld be kept a ' bar. 1 and given as soon as th e first ii 'G . r a l looseness of th e bow els a p p e a rs.— Adv. T 7 ♦ Q uality _ S ervice % “The Brown”, a very desirable shade for Fall, in both low and high heel; kid an] calf skins, also black and grays, and two-toned styles. Prices $5.00 to $10.00 -O utlook want a 1 m FLOUR SIMPLEX UNIVERSAL OPENING OF WINTER SEASON G resham g E. W. AYLSWORTH Clothing and Shoe Store GRESHAM LOCALS Mrs. Geo. I.eslie says th a t some m iscreant cut down half of her w eep ing-willow while she was on the fair grounds last week. Mr. and Mrs. H O. Allen, of P o rt land. visited Mrs. A llen's sister. Mrs. Gleason, and family on Friday. T he W. C. T. U. will hold a busi ness meeting at the lib rary T hursday afternoon at 2:30. Everyone is urged to atten d as the rep o rts of the dele gates to the county convention will be read. Mr. and Mrs. S. B. H all rep o rt th a t th e ir 10-months-old son, Stanley R., scored 100 per cent in a recent e u genics test. Mr. and Mrs. Hall are receiving the co n g ratu latio n s of th e ir many friends. Mrs Dan W right had as guests for a few days last week th e ir d au g h ter. Mrs. A rth u r C alaghan and children of Seaside. T h eir d au g h ter, Mrs. H erbert Horton and children of W orthington. M innesota, who have spent two m onths visiting here, have retu rn ed to th e ir home. Mrs. H arry T ru itt left Saturday for Garfield. W ashington, w here Mr T ru itt is em ployed, for a I wo w eeks' visit. They will atten d the P en d le ton Round-Up. Mr. and Mrs. Guy F ieldhouse ex pect to move about th e first of next m onth to St. H elens, Oregon, w here Mr. F ieldhouse will have charge of a Ford agency. Mrs. F ieldhouse's m other, Mrs. C lara Miller, will ac com pany them an d will be bookkeep e r for Mr. F ieldhouse. W. C. B urch has retu rn ed from his su m m er’s work n ear Hemlock, W ash ington, w here he was w atchm an on Uookout m o u n tain for the forestry service. Sgt. Roy M cCarter, until recently a m em ber of th e 74th In fan try , re tu rn e d y esterd ay from th e service. He lias been at train in g cam ps In th e east d u rin g Ills service in the arm y, his reg im en t being used for the d rill ing of recru its. "E v ery b o d y h ap p y ?” “ I’ll say so.” T h ere was no hesitatio n as to life an sw er when th e O utlook rep o rter called up Mrs. W. R. Gibbs this m orn ing. T he reason w as th e arriv al of h er son. Dewey, from nearly two y ea rs' service overseas. He was a m em ber of th e "O ld T hird O regon,” and was w ith the arm y of occupation in G erm any. Dewey was accom panied by his frien n . Roy Robinson, of M arshfield, recently discharged from service in th e m edical corps, Mr. and Mrs. M. D K ern e n te r tained at d in n e r Bunday. Mr and Mrs. C. n . M inton, A. F M iller and and th e Roy K ern fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Thom and ch il dren arriv ed one day last week from N orth D akota, w here they had »pent | th e su m m er They are living tem - i p o rariiv in th e house on Hood avenue 'o ccu p ied by Mrs. Ella O liphant. PLEASANT HOME Q. T. M urray is enjoying a vaca t i o n v isitin g with frien d s in Relllng- ham . W ashington. I. B. De.nney and fam ily are living te m p o rarily in th e basem ent of the B aptist church d u rin g th e erection of th e ir new home. Mr. Denney has sold tw o residences recen tly K eefer ft Mr.’-doek are busily ep . gaged in hauRnt* vrorwt They are k eep in g th ree » u< kf. eng. gt-d Mrs iterl McKinney is I'flsTb.g from Inflam atory - heutu.it (sn i lifford H illyard and Eva t'a jp e n - ' te r w ere m arried at V ancouver, Wr... last S atu rd ay Rev. A. J W are has tendered his resig n a tio n ns p a sto r of the Baptist ch u rch He will preach his farew ell serm on next Sunday G eorge H ale Is visiting friends in New York Xhe H ales are enjoying a new Ford. SCH O O L BOOKS SC H O O L S U P P L IE S Tablets, Erasers, Rulers, Paints, Etc. A Complete Line Gresham Drug Co. The Rexall Store Ù T T T in iH T n tu P iin iiiiiiiiH iiiiiiiT iiiiiin m iirn iiìtm iiifT iiiiiiiH m iB iìfB x iau u p 0 THE U N IV E R S A L CA R Look out when having your Lord cat repaired tin t the genuine Lord parts ci materials are used. There are mane “bogus” imitations, or counterfeit, so- called Lord parts of N o B o g u s sadlly inferior quali ty on the market. Be F o rd P a r ts warned against them. Buy Lord and H e re have your parts Lord car repaired by the authorized Lord dealer as this is the only way to guard against “bogus” parts. Bring your car to us for service. Come to us for Lord part Ours is an authorized Ford-place. R A K ER & SON (iresham, Oregon REPORT OF T H E CONDITION OF FIRST STATE BANK NO. 135 At G resham , Oregon, at th e clo se of b u sin ess September R ESO U R C E S. Loans and disco u n ts............................. O verdrafts, secured and u n se c u re d ......................... Bonds and w a rra n ts.................... Stocks, securities, ju d g m en ts, e tc ............................ Banking house F u rn itu re and fixtures.................. O ther real estate ow ned..... Due from approved reserv e banks I hecks and o th e r cash item s ...................... ' ........... Exchanges for clearing house Cash on h a n d ........................ O ther resources T o ta l...................................... 1 .IH II! .TIIKS. ’ a r lal stock paid in Surplus fund 1 ■■ li'li. ! profits, less expenses an d ta x es l - i o . • ostal savings bank deposits ■ 1 ,al - - u1.1. « to check , . . Demand certificates of d ep o sit.............. ’ ertifled checks G ashicr checks o u tstan d in g rim e and savings deposits ...... — ..... „tu " $200,38« 5’l No« | 222 237-41 21, 4,|5>2 .............. ......... ............. »«.»Hj ....... ......... I7,M»3 !•> .......... » 30.0»«* 2S.«*3 ...... .............. .......... ::: : : : 4« i 4 24«’} 1.944» 3.0«»* 2«7.’l « -» S 3578^* Total S tate of Oregon. County of M u ltn o m ah , ss. .. . . . C . ____ L undquist, ash ier of th e ab f o v e-n am ed bank. to , « jti - ear th a t the above sta te m e n t is tr u e to th e best of my r b elM . C J. L undquist. ( j,|j. F or a W eak Stom ach. subscribed and sw orn to b efo re m e this 22d (lay of Septe®’' T he g reat relief afforded bv C ham V E R A M LYONS, Notary Pulii b e rla in 's T ab lets in a m u ltitu d e of , , My co m m issio n ex p ire s Septem ber - cases h as fully proven th e great value r" ' A M eyers. T h ro d B ru g g er. C. J. L undquist. I ' of th is p rep a ra tio n for a weak sto m ach and im paired digestion. In many- exhibit *' Grt* eases th is relief has become p erm a O ne ch ick en on terry n en t and th e sufferers have heen Mrs. E M Coons has re tu rn e d hom e am sold fo r »350 com pletely resto red to h ealth -A d v rent Hyson W ashington, w here she Read th e W ant ad" W an ts, w ants, w ants See the las been visiting h e r m o th e r, Mrs. 8. Lintniond, who Is hale and h ea rtv 4 column ,» t the age of »5 years. Phone Want ads to 701
