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PAGE TURME REPORT OF TH E CONDITION OF Mrs Geo. R ank called on Mrs F ra n k G ustafson and Mrs. A lta G en Sven Nelson has purchased a re g try last S aturday aftern o o n . At G resham in the S tate of O regon, at th e close of business Feb 21st, istered H am pshire ewe an d twin 1921. FAIRVIEW lam bs of B C. A ltm an fo r his club RE SO IR C K S $190 44.81 p ro ject th is year. L oans and disco u n ts..........................................- .............—............ On Monday aftern o o n of last week O verdrafts, secured and u n secu red ...............................- Mr. and Mrs. Swan M agnuson and 1. 145.24 .............. ch ild ren spent S aturday and Sunday Mrs J. W. Moller en tertain ed a Bonds and w a rra n ts.............— ........- ........- ................................. 83. 862.78 in P o rtlan d v isitin g a t th e hom e of num ber of ladies an d frien d s of th e Stocks, securities. Judgm ents, e t c . ............................................... 6 390 99 M ethodist church w hen they re-or- Banklug house ............ ............................... ......................- ............. Mr. and Mrs. R ichard G ustafson. 5 000.00 Mr. and Mrs. B ert Olsen were call ganized a L adies’ Aid society and F u rn itu re and fixtures........................ — 2 700.00 ...............- ............. ers at th e hom e of Mrs. A lta G entry ) the follow ing officers w ere elected: O ther real estate owned ..............................- ............- 8 820.80 president, Mrs. E dw in B urlingam e; Due from banks (n o t reserve b anks) ..........»........... - ............. 1 OOO.VO Monday evening. F ra u k G ustafson an d fam ily spent | vice p resid en t, Mrs. S. E. Dixon; l)ue from approved reserve b an k s................- ............................ 40 100.30 Sundav a t th e hom e of his sister. trea su rer. Mrs E. G reen ; secretary . Checks and o th e r cash item s........................................................... 717.93 Mrs H jalm ar Soderberg. A fea tu re Mrs J W. M oller. T he first T ues Exchanges to r clearing house.................... .................. - .............. 609.21 day of each m onth will be a social of th e day was th e b irth d ay cake for 15 ,158.21 Cash on h a n d ............................................— ........... -........- .............. I m eeting and th e th ird Tuesday will little H elen Soderberg w ith its two 3 ,000.00 ' be a business m eeting. L ight re- C ustom er's liability account of ”A cceptances .................... J wree candles. 1 freshm ents w ere served by th e Miss Mary T re b er cam e o u t from $358,250.27 T o ta l............................................................... ' P o rtlan d M onday to spend a few days hostess. IJAM1L1TIES T he revival m eetings held in th e ! w ith h er m o th er and b ro th er. 15 000.00 Mr. and Mrs. A nton A nderson M ethodist church fo r th e past th ree C apital stock paid in ......................................................... - ............ 5 ,000.00 S urplus fund .......................................................— ............. weeks cam e to a close on F riday 1 and fam ily from O berlin, K ansas 1 368.85 U ndivided profits, less expenses an d taxes paid evening A large n u m b er w ere bap | have ren ted th e fo rm er H ally Chris- 149 638.07 ! tensen farm an d will m ake th e ir tized and joined th e church, an d th e Individual deposits su b ject to ch eck ......................................... 2 269.73 I home in th is neighborhood. F o r the I m em bership was m ore th an doubled. Demand certificates of d ep o sit.................................................... 124.82 J 2 ,948.80 Mrs. Louise M orrison has been C ashier checks o u tsta n d in g ..................................................................... ! past week they have been visitin g at j the home of Mr and Mrs. B ert Olsen. confined to h er hom e the past week Tim e and savings deposits..................................................................... ,000.00 - .................—...................... with grip but is again able to go to ’’A cceptances’’ of th is bank (They are cousins of Mrs. Olsen. h er work at th e S undial mill $358,250.27 Miss Rachel P eterson has been T o ta l........................................................................... ............ confined to her hom e with m easles. S ta t^ o f O r e g o n ^ C o u u ty ^ M ultnom ah^ b an k _ solem nly Mrs H M. Shaw. Mrs. Leslie St C lair and baby, re tu rn e d on Sunday sw ear' th a t th e above .ta te m e n t is tru e t o ^ t h . ^ L E R ^ C a X r m orning from a five w eeks’ visit Subscribed and sw orn to before m e U to V Jb lic. with relatives In Spokane and E n d i cott, W ashington. My com m ission expires Dec. 12. 1924. The re g u la r m eeting of Fairview PYORRHEA granges will he held next Saturday C orrect A ttest: A. F. Miller, W. E. M arkell, C. E. O sburn. D irectors. March 5. Clayton Lewis of th e Rus CAN BE CURED selville grange will be p resen t and speak at th e le ctu re h o u r on th e W hy Pay $300 pruning, sp ray in g and care of the Artificial dentures to give o rchard Members are expected to to $500 for a ta k e advantage of th is opportunity. Funeral? complete satisfaction and The lecture h o u r is open to all. BANK OF GRESHAM AT PRICES RETAILING FOR WHAT THEY COST WHOLESALE TW O MONTHS AGO. For Men Women and Children B IS H O P B R O S . FOR QUALITY Ptyone 641 DENTISTRY Almetal Washing Machines E lectric-driven, G as-heated REDUCED FROM extracting without causing $185 pain. to $149.50 W e’ll gladly examine your PORTLAND GAS & COKE CO. case free and give our best F o r sale by L. L. KIDDER HDWE. CO., GRESHAM COTTRELL advice. C. Smith Long TRACTOR W ORK AND J. E. Stevenson OF ALL KINDS By Hour or Acre S tated C om m unication of F airview Lodge No. 92 A. k . ft A. M., S atu rd ay evening March 5. 1921 a t 8 :00 p. m. L a b o r in F. C. Degree. V isiting b ro th ers welcome. __ WM. H. STANLEY, Sec y. H. D. McCREARY, W. M. a Will go any place 310 Bush and Lane Bldg. CECIL POUNDER PORTLAND Phone Corbett 730 Mr and Mrs. Geo. B lackburn and Mr and Mrs. Guy R obertson m ade a trip to H illsboro on Sunday. They m ade th e trip by auto. Mr. R o b e rt son rem ained at H illsboro w here he is assistin g on th e F arm B ureau drive , in W ashington county. . u Mr. and Mrs. R ae S utton an d baby, of P o rtlan d , sp en t Sunday and Mon day w ith Rev. and Mrs. S. F. P itts. . Thev are going to leave T uesday for P ark d ale to visit w ith Mr. B u tto n s paren ts, Mr. and Mrs S. B. Sutton | Mrs. E lla Schneider, of P o rtlan d , T h e T id e o f T h r if t L e a d s o n to F o r t u n e $1,000,000 8 Per Cent Five-Year Gold Notes Portland Railway, Light & Power Company Dated March 1, 1921—Due March 1, 1926 N otes Now R ead y for Im m ed iate D elivery TITLE & TRUST COMPANY, PORTLAND, OREGON, Trustee L ilt of Banks Where Sub scriptions May Be Made P o rtlan d , O regon— u 8 N a tio n a l Bank. Ladd * Tilton Bank. N orth w estern N ational B an s F ir st N ational Bank. P en in su la N ation al Bank. F irst N ation al Bank o f Linnton. Bank o f Sellwood. C itisen s Bank. H ibernia Com. and Sav. Bank. T itle * T rust Co. W oodburn, O regon— Bank o f W oodburn. Salem . Oregon— Ladd A Bush Bank. C apital N ation al Bank. Salem Hank of Commerce. IT. S. N ation al Bank. V ancouver. W ash in gton — V ancouver N ational Hank. W ash in gton E xch an ge Bank. U. 8. N ational Bank. O regon City. Oregon— Bank of Com merce. Silverton , O regon— Coolidge * McLaine. M onitor, O regon— M onitor S ta te Bank. G resham . O regon— B ank of G resham . E stacad a. Oregon— E stacad a S tate Bank. Mt. A ngel, Oregon— Bank o f M ount Angel. If you have any interest whatever in laying aside something for the Pro verbial “ Rainy Day” .the opportunity this Company is now offering you should be grasped at once. The habit of thrift inevitably brings money and property to the man who possesses it, who lives within his income, saves constantly, invests prudently. His industry never lags. He always has what the unthinking call good luck.” Fortune comes his way. He is favored. Year after year he sees his store increaae. hear of poverty is banished. He lives in pb nty. The desire to spend, which torments so many who have little to spend, does not bother him, for with the prosperity his thrift brings him he learns true values and comes to know and thoroughly dislike waste, indulgence and every form of extravagance. We say again to the prudent business man or women and to the thrifty wage earner that no better opportunity has ever been presented to the invest ors of this community than the 8 per cent five-year Gold Notes which are now being offered to our employes, customers and to the public. A very large part of the entire offering of $1,000,000 worth of these notes has alrea.lv been subscribed. These securities are in steady and strong de mand and at the rate they are now being taken up it is only a matter ol a very few days before the entire offering will he exhausted. The investment is safe and sound, both as to principal and interest, as you can readily ascertain by consulting your hiWker. _ These notes are backed by the large number of public utility properties which supply a useful and necessary public service to nearly 40 communities in this district. Furthermore, it is a home investment in a laige and growing industry whose development and progress will inevitably assist the prosperity of the many communities served by it. We urge you to call at any of the Company’s offices and investigate this unusual opportunity at once. COMPLETE FUNERAL $75 —tnclatUntf c .X .t, .m bslm tag. onUM. r m “ ;., z r ;:.,.. In limited amounts the notes may be purchased on installm ent payments. Portland Railway, Light & Power Company First Floor, Electric Bldg., Portland, Ore. Mar. 5100 Division Offices Salem, Ore.; Oregon City, Ore.; Vancouver, Wash. grave ». Independent Funerei Dlrectors NOTICE TO OUR PATRONS E xtensive alteratio n s have been m ade a t o u r F irs t and A lder S treets P assenger S tation and much b etter accom m odations have been provided for o u r patrons. T his building Is now being used exclusively by us and, in ad d i tion to th e tick et office, lo st a rtic le s’ b ureau and express office, we have Installed an "E L E C T R IC STO RE," w here Mazda lamp« and electrical appliances may be purchased, applications m ade fo r elec tric lig h t and power, and w here lig h t an d pow er bills may be paid. T his will m ake it possible fo r o u r p atro n s to tra n sa c t such m a t te rs ol business w ith o u r com pany w ith o u t going up tow n to our m ain office« in th e E lectric building, and you will receive ttys sam e courteous and atten tiv e service. P ortland R ailw ay, Light & P ow er Co. called on old friends in th is vicinity Monday of last week. Mr. an d Mrs. M. C. D onahue, of Bend, sp en t W ednesday with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Craswell. Mre. S. B. Splawn has been con fined to h er bed the past few days w ith a bad cold. Louise and Dorothy G illiam , of P o rtlan d , spent S aturday and Sunday w ith th e ir g ran d m o th er, Mrs J. F. M anary. Mr. and Mrs W. E. Crasw ell w ere d in n er guests at th e home of Mr. and Mrs Win. J. P h alr T uesday of last The P aren t-T each er association will m eet at th e schoolhouse on F r i day evening, March 4. All m em bers a re urged to be present. V isitors will be welcome. The sym pathy of the com m unity goes out to Mr. and Mrs. C harlie W ilkinson In th e loes of th e ir Infant : son who was born on F rid ay inorn- ! Ing and died on th e evening of th e 1 sam e day. Services w ere held a t th e i hom e on Sunday m orning and the 1 little body was laid to rest In th e P leasan t Home cem etery THOMPSON’S D eep-C urve l s ‘n»ee arc Its-tOv T rad em ark R egistered TIIE SIGN OF PE R FE C T SERVICE! T horoughly experienced O ptome trists for the exam ination and ad ju stm en ts. skilled w orkm en to con s tru c t th e lenses— a concentrated service th a t g u ara n tee s depend able g lasses at reasonable price« Com pleto L ens Grinding F acto ry on th e I'renils*» SAVE YOI'R EYES PLEASANT HOME Miss Iren e C otton, of Salem , was th e guest of her b ro th er, Rev. Earl B. Cotton S aturday and Sunday. Sun day m orning a t th e church services Rev. Mr Cotton and his siste r sang a b eautiful d u et in th e ir usual ch a rm ing m anner. The M ethodist L adies’ Aid society will m eet at th e hom e of Mrs M. L ennartz W ednesday aftern o o n . T h ere Is plenty of work and a good atten d an ce Is desired Mrs. A lta G entry and son Russel w ere g u ests a t the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. D. T. W illiam s Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W illiam s have Just closed a deal for 10 acres of land which they purchased from Mis» E lva Dolan. They are m aking plans to Improve th e ir new property and hope to move onto it w ithin a year. At present th e h atch in g season Is on and th e care of 2000 eggs Is keeping them both very busy. T he first hatch will come off in ab o u t one week. Mrs R ebecka O hm et has been q u ite 111 b ut Is able to be up and around again. Mrs. W. E. M arkell was a P o rtlan d visitor T uesday. Have located In G resham and am ready to ta k e any w ork In my line Long experience W ork g u aran teed . Let me bid on your work. P hone 327. L J. W inter. Get your farm engines fixed to run like new. Prices reasonable. W ork g u aran teed Call up N orm an Sm ith. G resham G arage phone 18, resi dence phone 51. Com m ercial p attern s fo r home m aking of garm ent» should be tested by m easuring and com paring w ith the individual m easurem ent« of th e person. Such correction« as m ay be necessary should then be m ade on the paper p attern . Keep in styl«. "clsasy-fled" ads. » » o tto . P h o n « M ain 2691 or A 578-85 M otif* to F arm ers. SECURITIES DEPARTMENT fu n .rsl MILLER & TRACEY Washington at Ella. West Side. C ontractor and B uilder NOTES IN DENOMINATIONS OF $100, $500 AND $1000 ho«, Try one of thoee THOMPSON OPTICAL INSTITUTE Cha». A. Rusco, P resid en t and G eneral M anager. EYESIG HT SPEC IA LISTS P o rtla n d 's L arg est, Most Modern Best Equipped, Exclusive Optical E stablishm ent. 205»-111-I l CORHETT BLDG., FIF T H AND MORRISON, S in ce I IMIS W i S A Y -F O R W A R D MARCH G o iN G r • IP Y O U W A N T TO TIIE PBRSON WIKI WANTS TO KEEP ON progressing m ust m ake certain th a t his h ealth la "rig h t side up w ith ca re." One good way to m ake certain o t thia Is to p u r chase m eats whose qualtty- g u ara n teed n ess will m ake him feel ce rtain th a t his digestion will assim ilate th e proper food values. One way to m ake ce r ta in of th a t Is to buy your m eats here. Gresham Meat Market Phone 41 Wood Cull ties for sale. Ekstrom Truck Service, phone 851. tf
