Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, May 03, 1921, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textha« located In G resham and 1« apply ing to th e m erchant« fo r window cleaning and 1« ready to do o th e r work. H e is a t p resen t stay in g a t th e hom e of Mrs. L. R adford and calls for him will reach him at th a t place. $ 4 0 0 FO R L IT TE R # AT IN TERNATIONAL FAIR. S ervice Do You Know What This Means ? Call at our New Service S tation A sk for “Ja y ” ABSOLUTELY NO CHARGE for Coil Plug or minor adjustments Yours for a smoother running FORD. RAKER & SON Phone 1301 LUMBER! LUMBER! Plenty of it, and splendid roads to haul it, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES! If you want to build write us for p rices. We have a big supply of all kinds of Rough and Dressed Lumber on hand that we can deliver anywhere on short notice. Sonic special p rie s on Flooring, Rustic and Finishing Lum b er. No. 2, W h ile it la s ts No. 1 c le a r, No. 3. $20 per thousand. We make Door and Window Jambs, Cedar Lumber and Split or Suwed Fence Posts. BUY YOUR LUMBER NOW W HILE THE BUYING IS GOOD. Slabwood $1 a cord at the mill. PHONE 141 SANDY, OREGON (&raftiutttnn A Kodak is the best (lift—one that is always useful and never wears out. Right in season and the price is down about 20 per cent. W e h a v e a complete stock and more coining. Let ns show you the popular size at the right price. Davidson’s Drug Store CHOICE MEATS Homemade Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Lard TYill line of Cold Lunch Meats SANITARY MARKET Main S treet GRESHAM GKO. IIIKTL, Phone 181 Prop. BASKETS We have the much wanted BASKETS for general purposes IN WOVEN WILLOW Three sizes to choose from Specially priced at 40c, 55c and 75c A. W. METZGER & CO. Phone 1451 The 'Winchester'' Store ESTACADA GRESHAM LOCALS Phone 1451 -ABBOTTO!} These will be built and this means a great demand for lumber and naturally the price will increase. (1) Am erica’s forests are gradually being deplet ed and the. distance between the remaining forests and the saw mills is becoming greater each year. (-) It is oyly reasonable to expect lumber prices to advance. Decide to own a home. Place your contract while prices are at rock-bottom. Member e f JONES LUMBER CO. QBESHAM, OKIOOlt * Phone 2431 See J. G. Mast Exclusive Representative* National Builders Bureau Implements Machinery Repairs P rev en t D isease o f Gums. T he narrow fills on E ast Powell | Do you know th a t ta r ta r scales, stre e t which have been th e scene of a im perfect fitting crow ns and bridges, num ber of accidents are being wid overh an g in g filling«, irrita tin g gum s, ened and th e county tru ck s u n d er all co n trib u te to p y orrhea, pus of gum , inflam m ation of gum s, loosen th e supervision of J. M. H illyard are ing of te eth and finally loss of te eth ? dum ping loads of g rav el on each side I specialize in first-class d en tistry . and w hen dressed down and p u t into F ree exam inations. Dr. H arry Sem shape th ese fills will be as w ide as ler, 203-4 A lisky Bldg., P o rtlan d . Oregon. Main 6576.— Ad. tf Ute m ain roadw ay. T h ere is a good deal of g rad in g w ork going on also. A Special C om m unication of Miss L eila Gibbs, who for som e ' * r \ r G resham Lodge No. 152, A. F. Nr & A. M., W ednesday evening, tim e has been in ch arg e of a hospital a t Bend, Oregon, is home for a sh o rt May 4, at 7 :30 o ’clock. L abor In F. C. Degree. V isiting b ro th ers welcome. vacation. W. L. GORSAGE, Sec’y. Glen R usher, who is a tte n d in g O. WM. C. METZGER, W. M. A. C. sp en t S atu rd ay and Sunday a t R eg u lar m eetin g of G resh home. am Lodge No. 125, I.O.O.F., A r e c e n t it e m in t h e Oregon City th e Odd Fellow s h all, every T h u rs E n terp rise says th a t O scar Dooley, in day evening. V isitors welcome. well know n here, has tak en charge of HARRY J. STANLEY, N. G. th e ran g e r statio n a t th e L ittle JACKSON JONES. Secretary. Sandy. Miss B erth a Spencer, a stu d e n t a t M onm outh, sp en t th e week-end a t hom e with her fa th e r, L. Spencer. Roy H. Gibbs, who for several yeurs has been Identified w ith the Beaver S tate M otor com pany w here he has been in ch arg e of th e office, A photoplay of love, millions has severed his connection w ith th a t and revenge com pany and has received Ais ap- | pointm ent as a g o v ern m en t tax ac co u n tan t fo r th e n o rth w est states, Oregon, W ashington and Idaho. I t , with Is a position of tr u s t and friends re joice at his advancem ent. T he G resham Odd Fellow s and America’s death-defying hero R ebekahs who w ent to E stacad a on of dare-devil deeds— last S atu rd ay n ig h t rep o rted a m ost enjoyable tim e. T he local m em bers j about filled th e car, w hich was ch ar- in Episode six of | tered for the purpose. T he first p a rt Wednesday, May 4 of th e evening was open session when an address was given by F red I J. Meindl. m arsh al of th e g ran d I lodge of Oregon. Wm. Beers of G resham was presented w ith a 26- year Jewel. Follow ing th e program soipe tim e was sp en t In dancing and game« and refresh m en ts w ere served. An effort is being m ade to sched ule a course of lectu res in G resham by m em bers of th e N ational Safety L eague fo r th e purpose of educating th e public to avoid d an g er and use every possible safety device. A larg e p art of th e Instruction would be in connection w ith th e op eratio n of mo to r cars. Roy E. Cannon of C orvallis, th e new ly-elected principal of union high school, spent T h u rsd ay and F rid ay in G resham looking over th e school and In m eeting m em bers of th e school and citizens of G resham . G resham people who atten d ed th e W hite S hrine convention in S enttle last week w ere Mr. an d Mrs E. W. Aylsw orth. Dr. and Mrs. H V. Adlx. Ju d g e and Mrs. George W. S tapleton. T he la st re g u la r m eeting of th e ; W ednesday Study club will be held j at th e lib rary on W ednesday even ing, May 4. Mrs. Ja«. E lklngton will read n pap er of P h ilad elp h ia and Mrs. B. F. Cogswell one of A m eri can am usem ent reso rts. T h e public is Invited to th is m eeting. W ilm er O. Seym our of Rockwood was painfully Injured last S atu rd ay w hile la G resham by th e "k ic k in g ” of hl« a u to crank. T he w rist w m dislocated and th e h and hadlv bruised. Mr Seym our was given medical atten tio n h ere and was able to drive his ca r hom e w ithout assist ance. D entistry m ade painless bv nerve blocking m ethods T ry It. Dr C. P Johnson. 6 U Morgan Bldg . P ort land. Oregon. Main «7«».— Adv. For preparing seed beds you’ll soon realize the value of a PULVERIZER Planters, Drills, GRESHAVI. OREGON Tibbetts’ Vulcanizing Shop MAIN ST. GRESHAM IV2 lb. loaf, 13c 2 for 25c W rapped In wax paper “V I G I L A N T E , !»» \ story of early days in Cali fornia gold fields. Home Products PURE LARD 1141 Bring in your worn Casings and have them repaired and get the mileage out of them. FRANK KEENAN Saturday, May 7 PHONE Guaranteed Tire Repairing BREAD REDUCED “Double Adventure Hand Seeders W. A. Hessel “The false Code” Charles Hutchison Bight now the demand is far in excess of the supply and is sure to be more noticeable next spring. 4,000,000 Homes are Needed in the United States Aboiit 40 Homes needed in Gresham T eeth extracted w ith o u t pain. H u rts d o n ’t pay me! D entistry a t a price all can afford. E xam ination free. Dr. H arry Sem ler, 204 A lisky Bldg., P o rtlan d , Oregon. Main 6576. Gresham Theater Bruns Lumber Company Supply and Demand Regulate the Price of Lumber "G row , grow , grow a pig , F a tte r every day M errily, m errily, cheerily, cheerily, G row ing a pig w ill pay.” This is th e slogan of th e M ultno mah county pig club. T he county club lead er offers th e follow ing as en co u rag em en t to pig club m em bers th ro u g h th e F arm B ureau News: N ever before h av e th e livestock clubs been so lib erally su p p o rted lo cally an d in th e sta te . Feed« are cheaper and w ith th e abu n d an ce of cull potatoes, pigs can be grow n w ith a profit o utside of th e su p p o rt given at th e fairs. The fa ir board has doubled th e am ounts given previously. K err- Gifford’s, F ish er's an d A lbers' feed com panies a re giving 100-lb. sacks to each of th e best hogs exhibited in each division, of each breed. Ten d o llars is being given fo r th e hog show ing contest by th e F irs t S tate Bank. At th e S tate F air, breeds will be Judged se p arate ly w hich will m ean th ree tim es as m uch m aney as pre viously given. We have received an ap p ro p riatio n of $400 for a co n test In which an en tire litte r of pigs will be fed for m a r k et and exhibited in N ovem ber a t th e Pacific In tern atio n al. T he buyers will give top prices fo r th ese a t th e close of th e show . M ultnom ah county boys o u g h t to be in te reste d in th is contest, since shipping is no problem w ith us and th e prizes will be $40 o r $50 each, th u s assu rin g a re tu rn fo r th e cost of exhibiting. T H E U N IV E R S A L C A R GRESHAM LANDED 1 lb. loaf 9c • CITY BAKERY, Gresham, Phone 11 DRINK MORE MILK It is the purest, most healthful and cheapest food. Milk prices a fter May 1st will be, quart 10c, pint 5c; pint cream 25c, half pint cream 15c. A fter May 1st milk will be de livered in the evening. GRESHAM DAIRY E. BAUMANN, Phone 901 R EPO R T OF TH E CONDITION OF HOME BRED HOME FED HOME MADE MADE FOR HOME 3s 65c, 5s $1, 10s $2 Delivered Gresham Meat Market A. J. \V. BROWN Phone 41 lu c k y Tiger [ Positively eradicates •— J~L LS I -IU I I FIRST STATE BANK no is » jAt G resham , In the S tate of Oregon, at th e close of business April 28th, RESOURCES. Loans and O verdrafts, secured and unsecured ....................... .......... ...................... »259,948.23 13.33 Bonds and w a rra n ts............................... .. 249,280.10 Stocks, secu rities. Judgm ents, etc.............. 1,810.00 B anking house .................................... „ .i" ” .. 25,000.00 F u rn itu re and fixtures. 5,229.66 Due from approved reserve b an k s...... .................. .. 47,085.43 Checks and o th e r cash ite m s.............................' 178.95 Exchanges fo r clearing h o u se........ ...................... 279.68 Cash on h a n d ....... ....................... ............. ......... ’ ’ 3,372.60 C ustom er's liab ility account of ' ‘A cceptances'’ ,. 25-,000.00 O ther resources ................................. 31.19 T otal................_...................... ...................................... _ , , I.IABILITIKH C apital stock paid i n ................ S urplus fund ............. „........................'L ™ ™ '"............................... U ndivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid P ostal savings bank deposits ................. In d iv id u al deposits su b ject to check......... ........ Demand certificates of deposit............................ C ashier checks o u tstan d in g ............... Tim e and savings d e p o s its ....... .................................................... O th er liab ilities reserved for depreciation of bonds . $617.229.17 » 30.000.00 25,000.00 10.069.69 49 88 . 235,055.19 176.11 - » 10.833.95 «m m 296,044.35 10,000.00 . . Total............................................................ ....... ................ $617,229.17 8 ta te of O regon, County of M ultnom ah, as. ? J. L u ndquist, C ashier of th e above-nam ed bank do s o le m n lv sw ear th a t th e above sta te m en t Is tru e to the best of my know ledge and Subscribed and sw orn to before me th is ¿ / d a V ’" ? '’« ? ? .’ 19’ n **T‘ F N. MEWHIRTER, Notary Public. My com m ission C expires Ju q ly 1924 Correct A ttest: A. Meyers. Tbeod. Brugg.r, J T u nd uist 8th, Directora.