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page F o r n GRESHAM CLOSING OUT OUTLOOK. TUESDAY, MARCH I, 1&21 GRESHAM LOCALS Gus D ahl, o r a m an giving th a t nam e was picked up In G resham Monday and sen t to P o rtlan d to be exam ined as to his san ity . He did no harm but caused co nsiderable alarm by bis w andering ta lk and th e fact th a t he had no know ledge of w here he had been o r w here he was going. He said th a t he had come from Mon ta n a yesterday. No word has been I am closing out my entire lines of Ranges, both TH E U N I V E R S A L C A R learned as to th e verdict of th e P o rt Combination and Straight Coal and Wood, as I am land au th o rities. taking the straight lines throughout of the MONARCH Mrs. C. A tterb u ry and h er chil MALLEABLE. Consequently have to offer at these d ren G erald, Leroy, G ilb ert and less than cost prices the following: C harles have been til w ith chicken S a matter of fact we might almost as well call it a Three-Ton pox but a re now im proving. Truck, for it very rarely carries a smaller sized load. The 1 Jewel Combination Blue Enamel, at $136.75 Mr. and Mrs. W. R. K ern en te r owners of the Ford truck take advantage of the high qualities tained a t d in n e r on Sunday Mr. apd 1 Mohawk Coal and Wood, castiron, enamel Mrs. C larence M atthews. ot materials which are known to be put in the Ford car, take advan oven door and back .............................. $69.00 Miss G ood’s class of th e M ethodist tage of the high quality of l ord workmanship which characterizes 2 Globe Combination White Enamel, at each 128.50 Episcopal Sunday school enjoyed a l ord cars and they overload to the limit. Well, the Ford truck has p arty on F rid a y evening a t th e home 2 Columbia Straight Wood and Coal, without never broken down with any of these overloads. It delivers expecta of Miss E sth e r P eterson. reservior, No. 8-19, each........................... $68.50 Mrs. J. O. S tew art of St. Paul, tions and double expectations, so far as carrying capacity is con 1 Columbia Straight Wood and Coal, with res M innesota, is visiting with h e r b ro th cerned and while that is not fair to the truck, still the owners are er, R. F . W a lte rs and wife. Mrs. ervoir, No. 8-19, ......................................... $78.75 satisfied. S tew art has spent several m onths In 1 Columbia Straight Wood and Coal, without C alifornia and is now on h er retu rn But the Ford one-ton track, with its * aluminum bronze worm trip. reservior, No. 8-19 .................... $69.65 drive, its greater weight and strength of frame and its incomparable Mrs. Ja s. E lklngton was hostess These prices are cash and f. o. b. my store, unless yesterday aftern o o n to a d elightful power plant, is without a reasonable competitor in price, in service otherwise agreed upon by note. costum e p arty of ladies an d g en tle in cost of operation. It is the lowest priced truck on the market of men (7 ). T he aftern o o n was passed DON’T FORGET to ask for the RED STAMP! equal capacity. No other truck on the market operates so economi in gam es an d su rp risin g stu n ts and a cally and we believe there is no other truck that will give as satisfac delicious luncheon was serv ed by the hostess. C ostum e prizes w ere aw ard tory and profitable results. Our allotment is limited. Better leave ed Mrs. C. M. Zim m erm an and Mrs your order without delay. Your Home Furnisher J' ran k Peak. Mrs. E lk lngton was as- sisted by Mrs. O. A. E astm an , Mrs W. A. H essel and Miss G ertrude E astm an. A stran g e young man has been GRESHAM ’w orking” G resham poultrym en ESTACADA w ithin the past few days by soliciting o rd ers for h o rserad ish and hominy an d tak in g in exchange fresh eggs for an alleged sick m other. Some have let th e ir fresh eggs go on his prom ise and are vainly w aiting fo r th e horse radish and hom iny. It is said th a t th e sam e schem e has been, tried at around Oregon City. Hon. Milton A. M iller will be the sp e a k e r at th e W ednesday Study club M arch 2 at th e G resham lib rary . This will be an open m eeting to w hich the public is in vited. Mr. M iller’s sub- je»t will be th e adoption of th e con stitu tio n of th e United States. Mr. and Mrs. Floyed M etzger, of P o rtlan d , sp en t th e w eek-end with •the fo rm er's p aren ts, Mr. an d Mrs. Jo h n M etzger. Mrs. it. W. Gibbs and Mr. an d Mrs. Ralpii Davidson and son are sp en d ing a sh o rt tim e a t Seaside. They m ade th e trip by autom obile an d re p o rt a lovely trip and pleasant w eather. T he M ultnom ah and C lackam as M utual T elephone com pany have Im proved th e ap p earan ce of th e ir office Main Street Gresham, Ore. by th e addition of a ttra c tiv e window SVOCKSSOR TO R. M. RANEY hangings and a n u m b er of potted plants. The Odd Fellow and R ebekah lodges will c h a rte r a car to go to E stacad a on S atu rd ay , M arch 12, to visit w ith tw o' lodges at th a t place. All Odd Fellow s and R ebekahs are in vited to atten d . An e stim a te of the P A ID n u m b er going is desired and all those who desire to Join th e p arty should notify Mrs. Olive E kstrom or Wood W ood, W ood Roy H. Gibbs as early as possible. Old grow th flr on g rav el road Mr. a n d Mrs. E rn est Thom pson mile so u th Cotton sta tio n at $6.50 per for Fresh Cows, Beef Cows, Hogs, Calves of any kind. and baby d a u g h te r E m alie and Mrs. cord o r will deliver. C. D. C athey, 1 phone 97. tf T hom pson's m o th er, Mrs. Sebring, | E. B A U M A N N , w ere guests of Dr. and Mrs. A. D entistry m ade painless by nerve Thom pson over th e w eek-end. They blocking m ethods. Trv It. Dr. C. P. left today for th e ir home at The Johnson, 611 M organ Bldg., P o rt Dalles w here Mr. Thom pson is en land, Oregon. Main 6749.— Adv. gaged in the autom obile business. R eg u lar m eeting of G resh- Mrs. R uth Macho is visiting with am Lodge No. 125, I.O.O.F., I h e r paren ts, Mr. and Mrs. G reg Cox. Cor. P o w ell anil Maple in th e Odd Fellow s h all, every T h u rs 225 Ash Street Gres ham Hr. A. F. Hom m e of M inneapolis/ CARPENTER day evening. V isitors welcome. P ortland 851 LICENSED ELECTRICIAN ' M innesota, spent S atu rd ay and Sun- Bdwy. 2082 HARRY J. STANLEY, N. G. Septic Tanks Wiring for Light ’ day w ith J. G. Mast and fam ily. They JACKSON JONES, S ecretary. Built and Power | all had a very d elig h tfu l trip to Hood Jack Screws National Mazda j R iver Sunday in sp ite of th e rain. for Rent Lamps W illiam and E lvis Stockton, b roth ers of C laud« Stockton, arriv ed h ere S atu rd ay m orning from an extendet : trap p in g and h u n tin g trip Mrs. Geo. Leslie and M rs. Id a! A saving of 13,776 on inoculation E x p ert R epairing. | W illiam s sp e n t th e week-end w ith) Any kind of au to or truck. G ener of seed for 2600 acres of alfalfa In Mrs Geo L usted of th e Lusted neigh- KING VADOR PRESENTS Main S treet " — — L ake county wag m ade by purchase ato rs and m agnetos a specialty. GRESHAM Phone 881 Sherm an M cCarter, corner Powell i borhood. «KO. DIBTL Prop. Of O. A C. cuR ures th ro u g h the and Maple stree t, G resham , phone t t j T he G resham sew ing club division . ,f county agent, W. L. Teutsch. Bought 851. I ll sold popcorn balls last week o n ' i at com m ercial rates th e cultures A story for children from nine W ednesday at th e grad e school REPORT of the condition of would have cost $4.400, while the T h U n " "cn001 and , Storage b attery rep airin g and re- cleared $<¡35 to ninety charging, s ta rte r and g en e rato r . . T his money is being | actu al cost was only $626. raised to establish a fund to send a I no 135 work R aker * Son Ellis Parker Butler delegate to the boys' and g irls’ O. A. A uthor of "P ig s is P ig s” At G resham , in the S tate of Oregon, a t th e close of business Feb. 21, 1921. REPO RT <11 TH E CONDITION O F j C. sum m er school. A hum an in te rest sto ry of th e RESOURCES. CLACKAMAS COUNTY BANK T he children, young and old. w! ¡I picturesque M ississippi riv er sh an ty . Goans and a a. discounts NO. 71 I have a g re a t tre a t tom orrow nig h t In j boat people. O verdrafts, secured and unsecured. .. ■ ......................,"............. 1 2 9 ,,8 6 0 ,6 At Sandy. Oregon, In the Stage of Oregon, • ............................................. 1.31 ¡th e Jack-K nife Man at the p ictu re j A homely settin g to a homely sto ry Bonds and w arra n ts at th e close of business F ebruary 21st. 1921. 268.316.41 securities, ju d g m en ts, e tc.’’.’....... show T he principal ch a racter is a i th a t tu g s at the h e a rt strin g s and Stocks, B anking house .... .....................~........................ 1.810.00 , , HESOl'Ht'KS I tine old man who m ade toys for the I brings a sm iling te a r to th e eye. L oans and d is c o u n ts ................. F u rn itu re and fixtures” " ’" ” " ! ’..... “ .................................................. 25.000.00 $144,984.70 1 O verdrafts, secured and unsecured R e 5.229.66 Due from approved reserve banks ........................................... OTHER FEATURES 307.60 ch ild ren of his neighborhood. Ronds and w a rra n ts.............................. Checks and o th e r cash Item s ................. ............................. 48,412.29 . 49.467.79 lived In a houseboat on the M ississ R anking house ........................ 1 0 6 .«5 Exchanges for clearin g h o u s e .." ! ...” " ” ......................................... 2.370 00 ippi river. The m anager of a New j Furniture and fixtures 545.78 Cash on b an d ............... .. .................. ..................... 2.700,0V CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG York toy sto re discovered him and Due frotu approved reserve hanks 6,705.31 "A c e e p ta n c ^ " ”! " ; ! ! ! ! ! 49,950 57 hired him to m ake toys for th e ir ' Cash on h an d ........................................... IN 25,000.00 14.292 15 O ther resources 31.19 it ta „ g rea t hum an in terest 100 86 store T otal story with tine points th a t appeal to T o ta l..... ..... ............................. .. ......................... $679,019.1; $264,163.6* all. CIAHILITIKS. _ . . L1AH1L1TIKS C apital stock paid in < ap ital stock paid I n ......................................... Surplus fund .......................... $ 30.000.00 $ 20.000.00 Surplus fund .................................. ............................................. Sex> Jo h n Brow n for Insurance 25.000.00 U ndivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid 4.000.00 M * of "» ll" e’ of Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Postal savings hank deposits 7,103.36 1,037.81 j" itandard V'k insurance, including F ire Individual deposits subject to check ............... 105.4 6 Individual deposits su b je ct to check..... 129.992 68 I Life, . , <a*u a l,?< A utom obile in t h J D em and certificates of d ep o sit.................. 268,543.43 Demand certificates of deposit 930.00 C ashier checks o u ts ta n d in g ........ ” ............................................... m « » COxT^“ n '** on ea r,h John 176.11 C ashier checks o u tstan d in g .......................... 183 38 H I ro a n , Main stree t. Gresham , p h o n o 1 Time and Savings d ep osits........................................................... 11.871.11 Time and savings deposits 108,020 80 307.219.65 tf ‘‘A cceptances" of this b ank ................................ ................................ 307,219.61 (K E R O S E N E ) Total___ ___ ____ _________________ ______ O ther liabilities reserved for depreciation of bonds...................... 25.000.01 $264,163 67 T he Banc of G resham pays S per S ta ts of O regon, County of Clackam as. a t : .......................... 10.000.00 T otal I. F red L. P roctor. C ashier of the above-nam ed bank, do solem nlv > « > r cent In terest on tim e deposits.— Adv. State of Oregon, County of Multnomah as ............................•«<».019.18 th a t the above sta te m en t Is tru e to the b e a to f my know ledge and belief. DR a K I NÔT l  d F m TA I LOR- Subscribed and sw orn to before me th lT XSth’day^of F e b n ia ir h i M l a d ean et onomical fuel for , * , at -v° u r hom e o r mine Phone ‘ 7*’ , M ,N ahh. D avidsons oil fooksiovr s, heaters «lamps ad d itio n . G resham u CECIL O DUKE. N otary Public. e, orrect . A . tte st: _ . _ P roctor, J. O commission June DlreMo^s.’ 18th l # i t ' ISTANDARD OIL COMPANYT C W A. S leret. Fred expires L P roctor. t h X i t ’X * o u r ,*lf by 1— ■ 1 C . r ~ < A ttM tt A Ä H “ “ " THE BIGGEST BARGAIN IN RANGES Ever Offered to Gresham and the Surround ing Country The Ford One-Ton Truck A J. E. METZGER RAKER & SON Cord Fabric and Solid Truck Used Tires and Tubes TIRE REPAIRING General Line of Tire Work and Retreading. Work Guaranteed Tibbetts’ Vulcanizing Shop CASH Gresham COAL Phone 901 Ekstrom Truck Service Tel. 96x — Electric Building — Main St. A Truck for Every Kind of Work Frank C. Jones & Co. Frank C. Jones WOOD Gresham Theatre Floyd L. Mack Wednesday, March 2 CHOICE MEATS Homemade Ham«, Bacon, Sausage, Lard Pull line of Cold Lunch Meats SANITARY MARKET “The Jack-K nife Man FIRST STATE Saturday, March 5 “EYES OF YOUTH” cVGo PEARl Oil heat a light ’"O““* BANK
