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GRESHAM
OUTLOOK,
TVEHDAY, NOVEMBER 23. 1890
GRESHAM LOCALS
T h irteen tho u san d w atched th e tie T Miss R uth M ontague will go to Al-
gam e betw een U. of O. and O. A. C. j bany W ednesday to deliver an address
_______
S atu rd ay .
I t was a hotly fo u g h t ’ to th e freshm en in th e A lbany college
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fieldhouse cam e Kanie from the first and every one of I on th e use of th e library.
up from St. H elens last Sunday even- the booBterB * aB W
fo r a real vie-
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. K ilgore en ter-
! ing and re tu rn e d Monday m orning.
tory ■Iliiteat'
a He-
tained th e ir sons an d fam ilies, Mr.
Mr. and Mrtt, C. H. Stone m otored
P o stm a ster R oberts has announced and Mrs. C. E. a n d Mr. and Mrs. S. N.
to C orvallis la st S atu rd ay to see th e th a t th e postoffice will be closed all ^ ilg o re of E stacada T h u rsd ay and
i big football gam e an d root for O A day T h u rsd ay excepting betw een th e F rid ay of last weeif. They sp en t a
TROUTDALE, OREGON
|C . W hile th e re they visited w ith Mrs. h o u rs of 9 and 10 in th e m o r n in g j good deal of th e tim e a t th e stock
ough n uts i
P hone G resham 4X9.
I here is nothing
S tone's au n t, Mrs. Chas. R obertson. . T h ere will be no c a rrie r service.
show in P o rtlan d .
m ore wholesome and
J
T h an k sg iv in g service will be held
delightful than dough­
i in th e Zion Evangelical church next
nuts or crullers rightly
! T h u rsd ay m orning a t 1 0:30 o'clock in
made.
D oughnuts
the G erm an language.
3 tn b h sp o o n s sh o rte n in g
M embers of th e Queen E sth e r c ir­
? , cu p s u g a r
1 eg g
cle are plan n in g for a bake sale to be
* c u p m ilk
3 tcasp fm n n u tm e g
held a t W a lrad ’s sto re on S atu rd ay
3 t e a s j «.on s a l t
aftern o o n . Decem ber 4.
3 cu p s flour
< tcan n o o n s R o y al
A special m eeting of G resham
J ik in g P o w d er
g ran g e will be held on next F rid ay
O n ra
e h o r te n in r ;
ad d
n ig ir
and
w e ll-b e a te n
evening, N ovem ber 26, for th e p u r
t ~g; s t i r in m ilk ; ad d n u t­
pose of co n ferrin g th o th ird and
m eg. a a lt, flo u r a n d b a k ­
in g p o w d er w h ich h a v e
fo u rth degrees on several candidates
b een s ifte d to g e th e r an d
« n o u g h a d d itio n a l flo u r to
A full atten d an ce of gran g e m em bers
m a k e d o u g h stiff e n o u g h
is desired.
to roll. R oll o u t on floured
b o a rd to a b o u t t»-inch
Mrs. B. F. Cogswell gave a d in n er
th ic k ; c u t o u t. F r y in
p arty on last F rid ay evening in honor
d eep f a t h o t e n o u g h to
b ro w n a p iece o f b ro ad in
of th e 15th b irth d ay an n iv ersary of
60 seco n d s. D ra in on u n ­
g lazed p a p e r a n d sp rin k le
h er d au g h ter, Mary. A bout tw enty
A b s o lu te ly P u r e
w ith p o w d e re d s u g a r.
guests were present, being school
Crullers
m ates from th e union high school and
4 ta b le s p o o n s s h o rte n in g
1 cu p s u g a r
fo rm er schoolm ates In P o rtla n d and
T ills is a Ixuirttlile offer ami th ere lias lx-en ale-nlutoly
2 eggs
Made from Cream of T artar,
a t Eagl« Creek. The tab le an d th e
no advance or ch an ge In prices o f Mandel P honographs
3 cu p s flour
derived from grapes.
1 te a sp o o n c in n a m o n
room s were b eau tifu lly decorated
U te a s p o o n s a lt
w ith au tu m n leaves.
3 I tea
te a s p o o n s R o y al
B a k in g P o w d e r
Mrs. B. H. G reen of P o rtlan d Is
% cu p m ilk
CHICAGO, I IL .
spending a few days w ith old n eig h ­
C re a m
s h o r te n in g : add
s u g a r g r a d u a lly a n d b e a t­
bors here. She was th e g u e st la st
en e g g s ; s if t to g e th e r
flour, c in n a m o n , s a lt an d
week of Mrs. S. A. B u rr and Mrs. C.
b a k in g p o w d e r; add one-
D. Cathey.
h a lf a n d m ix w ell: add
m
ilk an d r e m a in d e r o f
W. T. Hill, of A nacortes, W ash in g ­
FREE
d r y in g re d ie n ts to m ak e
VOI R HOME I I R M S IIE R
so ft d o u g h . R oll o u t on
ton, is visiting his b ro th er A. E. Hill
New
Royal
Cook Book con­
floured b o a rd to a b o u t M,-
of th e O utlook force. W. T. Is also
taining li.. =e and acorca of
in ch th ic k a n d c u t Into
other
delightful
recipes. Writ®
s tr ip s a b o u t 4 In ch es long
a p rin te r, having w orked in offices in
for it TOKAY.
an d ^ - i n c h w id e: roll In
MANDEL
M ontana and M innesota. He is hop
h an d s and
tw is t ea c h
royal baking pow der co .
s tr ip a n d b r in g en d s to ­
ing to locate In Oregon.
115 F u lto n S tre e t, flew Y ork City
"M o s t fie a u tifu l"
g e th e r. F r y in d eep h o t
f a t. D ra in a n d ro ll In
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Towle re tu rn e d
« I
I
p o w d ered s u g a r.
-s ' -
last week from a tw o-m onths' trip In
M innesota, N orth D akota and points
PLAYS ALL
in Canada.
RECORDS
$ lo ti R ew ard. ..Ixwt, S trayed o r
T he re g u la r m eeting of th e W. C
nels. xW hen last seen he was fol­
i. .
Stolen.
low ing A1 H ainm ar w ith an em pty
T. U. will not be held T h u rsd ay , it be­
A man about th e size of a wom an; sho tg u n loaded w ith blrdshot. Get
T V "1
ing T h anksgiving. The next m eet
barefooted with a p air of wooden busy and win th e rew ard .— Signed,
ing will be held Decem ber 9.
shoes; pink eyes and sw eet-colored W. 11. Congdon.
hair, th e la tte r cut curly and the
For Quick Sale.
To Avoid Disapi>ointinent
form er cut d ark . He w ore a ham -
One Beaver d rag saw, n early new. b u rg er overcoat w ith a hot dog lin-i Place your o rd er for T hanksgivltig
W. A. HESSEL.
ng and had an em pty sack on h i s ' tu rk ey s o r geese not la te r than Mon-
back co n tain in g a b arrel of skvllght3 ' dav evening w ith A. J. W. Brown,
T
h
an
k
sg
iv
in
g
P
ic
tu
re
Show.
,j5„s.
and a dozen asso rted railro ad tun- G resham Meat M arket.
¡¡Ite
• ‘
\
\ 'v
Wm. Russel, th e prince of W eston
screen a rtists, In "S lx -F o o t-F o u r” at
the G resham T h eater,
T hursday
f 'h f j
night. A big g rip p in g w estern story
full of action and h ea rt in terest.
Wood - Sand - Gravel
Delivered Any Place
Truck Service
Another Royal Suggestion
DOUGHNUTS and CRULLERS
J. R. KNARR & SON
From the N ew R oyal C ook B ook
D
Offer
ROYA
IN F R E E
RECORDS
BAKING
POWDER
Given with the purchase of
Mandel Phonograph
You select your own records from the
dealer named below
MANDEL PH O N O G R A PH MFG. CO.
J. E. M E T Z G E R
I
v
Filing
I.
R ecords
m
T H E NEW FORD CA R BU RETO R
HAS A RRIV ED
T he F irs t S tate Bank fu rn ish es its
saving depositors w ith U. S. T reasury
certificates ru n n in g six m onths o r one
y ear bearin g in te re st a t ra te of 5%
per cent and 6 per cent. No sa fe r
secu rities can be had.
tf
Drive in and have one installed.
It will pay for itself in a short tim^ on the savin.
of gas.
RA K ER
ESTACADA
Here’s Help
for You
to relieve that
Pain
F t
WHEN YOU GO HUNTING
For more than 52
years T he W at­
kins Liniment has
been held as a
standard Pain Re­
liever in Millions
of American and
Canadian homes.
For Your Thanksgiving Dinner
IT WILL BE IN A MARKET BASKET
S O T H IN K O F
A . W . M ETZGER & CO.
%
more
products o f The J.R .
W atkins Com pany,
of W inona, Minn.
A ny o f th e se prod­
ucts delivered a t
your door, anyw here
in th is county, on
______ ___________ mail or ’phone or-
We have everything to make your Thanksgiving Dinner a Success.
OLIVES
CELERY
LETTUCE
CAULIFLOWER
SOUPS
Cream of Tom ato
Celery
Mock T urtle
Ox Tail
PUMPKINS
SQUASH
Sw eet Potatoes
TOMATOES
FILBERTS
BRAZILS
PLUM
FIG
FRUIT
GRAPES
BANANAS
GRAPEFRUIT
APPLES
CRANBERRIES
ORANGES
Delicious Mince Meat both in bulk and packages. Both sweet and boiled cider
A. W . Metzger & Co.
Phone 661
Quality & Service
1 hi> store will be open Wednesday even-
All W atkins medicines a re g u aranteed as to quality. Thev aro
recommended by thousands o f users. Send fo r com plete list o f home
stock medicines and other W atkins products num bering mure
than 137 necessities, to
Phone 661
anti closed all day Thursday
e
THE WATKINS RETAILER.
CALL
ON ML
MED-2
PUDDINGS
W ALNUTS
_
C. H. LANE, A gt.,
Phone 506
R EPO R T GF THU CONDITION
F IR S T
ST A T E
BANK
OF
no 135
At G resham , in th e S tate of Oregon, at th e close of business Nov. 15, 1920
RESOURCES.
L oans and d isc o u n ts........................................ ,..................................
$335,906.72
O v erd rafts, secured and unsecured
7.60
Bonds and w a rra n ts ............................
246.280.55
Stocks, secu rities, ju d g m en ts, etc
1.810.00
B anking house ................. ............................................................................. 23.000.00
F u rn itu re and fixtures
5,061 56
Due from approved reserve b an k s...................................................... ... 55,260 25
Checks and o th e r cash ite m s................................................................
..........................................................
711.11
Exchanges for clearin g h o u se...................................
....................... " .....
...... —---------—- * ........................
322.08
Cash on h an d ...........................................................
.......................
...... .............. .............................
.......
6,316.63
C u sto m er's liab ility account of "A cceptances” .........................
25 000 oo
! O ther resources
31.19
T o ta l................- ........................................................................... .........$700.807.69
I.IABlI.ITIEs
C apital stock paid i n ...........................................
S urplus fund ....... .................................................
I'n d iv id ed profits, le ts expenses anil taxes paid
...........
13 162
Postal savings bank d e p o s i t s .....................
In d iv id u al deposits su b ject to check
° R ó 6 1 Ä
Demand certificates of d ep o sit......................
C ashier checks o u tstan d in g
8 6 64
T im e and savings deposits
“ A cceptances" of thia bank
O th er lis bi titles
...........................................
..........5.000.
Total____________ ___________________________ ______
$70<
69
, S tate of Oregon, County of M ultnom ah, ss.
I, C. J. L u n d q u ist, C ashier of th e above-nam ed ban k , do solem nly
sw ear th a t the above sta te m en t is tru e to th e best of my know ledge and
bwltef-
e
C. J. L u n d q u ist, C ashier
Subscribed and sw orn to before me Uns ..Id dav of N ovem ber 19’ 0
E N M EW H IR T E R . N otary P u b lic.’
My com m ission expires Ju ly 8th 1924
C orrect A ttest: A. Meyer« Theod B ru g g er, C. J. L u n d q u ist, D irectors.