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«K E SH A M
CHOICE MEATS
Homemade Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Lard
Full line of Cold Lunch Meats
OCTIXIK.
TUESDAY,
WED., JULY 20
Dustin Farnum Presents
“The Light of Western Stars”
GEO.
DIETL,
Prop.
Tel. 96x — Electric Building — Main St.
Frank C. Jon es & Co.
CARPENTER
Septic Tanka
Built
Jack Screws
for Rent
Frank C. Jones
By Zane Gray
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LICENSED ELECTRICIAN
Wiring for Light
and Power
National Mazda
Lamps
Big Special Attraction
SATURDAY
and
SUNDAY
Floyd L. Mack
‘Behold the Man’
YOUNG MARRIED MAN!!
Your Domestic Fortunes Are In Your Own Keeping
Complete Plans and Specifications at our
office. Come and use them.
T H E U N IV E R S A L C A R
The Ford Sedan
JONES LUMBER CO.
The Ford Sedan quite naturally is in larger demand every year,
and now with the pre-war prices, without any sacrifice of the high
quality of materials, and excellent reliability of workmanship, com
forts and conveniences, the Sedan is the car of cars, and while a
luxury in itself, at the same time is a necessity, costing less than the
ordinary touring car (except the Ford) its value cannot be equalled.
Phone 2341
Any of us wil be pleased to take your order for the Ford Sedan,
assuring you of prompt delivery as possible, and the further guarantee
of comfort and economy through the efficient after-service which is
always at your command. We are all equipped with the latest up-to-
date machinery; with skilled Ford mechanics; with genuine Ford
made parts, so that we can keep your car as good as gold, so far as
service is concerned, every hour in the year.
R e lia b le
Tractors
RAKER & SON
Phone 1301
J. G. Mast, Branch Mngr.
CASE
We solicit your orders. If you are going to have a closed car this
fall we believe the Ford Sedan is your best investment. Won’t you
call in and talk it over, or let us give you a demonstration?
GRESHAM
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Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Page and son
Donald, Mr. Paige’s m o th er and sis
te rs C onstance an d Mabel, Miss Lola
Stinson of P o rtlan d , Jam es Law
rence, Mr. an d Mrs. Edw. A ylsw orth
and fam ily re tu rn e d Monday evening
from an o u tin g a t M anzanita beach.
A. D ow sett left S atu rd ay fo r a
m o n th 's visit In th e E ast. He will
spend som e tim e visiting his old
hom e a t Stephens P o int, W isconsin.
G erald Jen sen is recovering from
a bad a tta c k of blood poison which
resu lted from in ju rie s received w hile
em ployed on th e highw ay at Hood
River.
Mrs. D. P. M iilikin enjoyed a visit
with a frien d of 30 years ago w'hen
Mrs. A1 C am plan of P o rtlan d spent
th e day here. Mrs. C am plan is the
wife of th e well know n tire rep air
man who was associated w ith R aker
Marital felicity depends upon ability to keep the
& Son u n til recently. Mr. Cam plan
girl
SMILING.
and Mr. M iilikin w orked to g e th e r in
railro ad work a t Lincoln, N ebraska,
There may be times of I ROL BLE ahead. Ever}’
30 years ago and th e fam lies had lost
track of one an o th e r for m any -years
married pair must expect their share—must take the
until recently when th ey m et here in
bitter with the sweet.
Gresham .
Mr. M iilikin oWns th e
second hand sto re on Pow ell street.
SAVE — and build you a home.
Guests a t th e hom e of Mr. an3
Mrs. Jo h n M etzger th is week a re Mr.
There is no satisfaction in the world like owning
and Mrs. C arl P erk in s of S eattle.
your
own home.
They expect to spend some tim e vis
itin g relatives in G resham an d vicin
ity Mrs. P erk in s is a cousin of Mrs.
Metzger.
L ester Spencer is building a resi
dence on his p ro p erty on Main stree t
n ear th e high school. T he fo u n d a
Member
tion is being laid.
Miss Elsie S m ith has retu rn ed
from a m o n th ’s v isit w ith relativ es in
eastern W ashington.
Rev. J. M ontcalm Brow n, fo rm er
p asto r of th e M ethodist Episcopal
church here, Mrs. Brown and children
vere g u ests on S unday of Mr. and
H rs. C. M. H arriso n , T he Brow ns
are living on a f ru it ran ch n e a r New
berg.
T he O utlook com bines w ith all of
W e have som e good bargains in
Miss E d ith H ia tt was hostess a t a th e P o rtlan d dailies, W eekly O regon used C hevrolets and F ords, Easy
m arshm allow ro a st given in h o n o r of ian and Semi-weekly Jo u rn al. Now
term s. Field M otor C ar Co. P hone
Miss Mabel Brown of N ew berg on is a good tim e to subscribe.
2331.
Monday evening. T he young people
w ent to th e Sandy riv e r w here a
m erry evening was spent.
Mr. and Mrs. L eslie St. C lair and
th e la tte r ’s m o th er, Mrs. H annah M.
Shaw of F airv iew have ren te d the
low er floor of th e Bishop residence
on Second s tre e t and will m ove in
w ithin a week o r two.
Mrs. M arth a F ield h o u se h as had
as g u ests o ver th e w eek-end Mr. and
Mrs. J. H ug h es an d d au g h ter, A m elia,
from G uynor, O klahom a and Miss 8.
C h ristian of St. Joseph, M issouri
They w ere on th e ir way by au to m o
bile to L ivingston, W isconsin, w here
th e H ughes fam ily will live. They
had been on th e way since May 30.
Rev. J. T ruedson, p asto r of th e
L u th ero n church, of Powell Valley,
has re tu rn e d from an extended visit
In Chicago and th e E ast w here he a t
tended th e g en e ral synod of his
church as a deleg ate from th e Colum
A complete tractor in every detail for deep plowing,
bia conference.
GRESHAM
P hone 181
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G resham T heater GRESHAM LOCALS
SANITARY MARKET
Main S treet
JULY
HAY-BALERS, SILO-FILLERS,
ESTACADA
THRESHING SEPARATORS
All Power-Driven Machinery
‘ BEHOLD THE MAN
COMES HERE THIS WEEK
W alter A drian, m an ag er of the
G resham T h ea ter, announces th a t he
has secured the fam ous pictu re, ‘‘Be
hold th e M an” w hich is a film n a r r a
tive adapted from th e life of our
Savior and it will be presented here
S atu rd ay and Sunday, Ju ly 23 and
24.
T his p ictu re ran a week in P o rt
land th is sp rin g a t th e au d ito riu m
before crow ds of people and was the
m ost widely ad v ertised play of the
season. A re tu rn engagem ent of a
week was received w ith g re a t favor
and no sign of slack up in atten d an ce.
M anager A drian is to be both com
m ended and co n g ra tu lated for secu r
ing a p ictu re of th is type for a run
here.
T he p ictu re will be show n th ree
tim es on each day, once in th e a fte r- j
noons and tw ice in th e evenings.
Starting 10 a. m. Thursday
LASTING TILL SATURDAY NIGHT
ALUMINUM W ARE STOCK
Reducing Sale
200 — Pieces of Our Best Grade — 200
Aluminum Ware put on sale at prices you cannot af
ford to pass by. We have grouped this ware in three
lots and will sell at the following price, while the stock
lasts: 1
LOT No . 1
LOT No. 2
LOT No. 3
@
$1.69
$2.48
$3.19
All the useful cooking utensils you can think of includ
ed in this great sale. Nothing in our entire line of this
ware reserved. Besides these extra-special-sale items
you will find great bargains in our Special Basket Sales
of small items at 10c, 25c, 50c.
ROELOFSON CLAN MEET
AT CORBETT SUNDAY
A bout 75 m em bers of th e Roelof-
'so n clan held th e ir an n u a l m eeting at
, th e J. H. Johnson hom e n ea r C orbett.
T here were ab o u t 75 m em bers p res
ent at this m eeting including the
fam ilies of D. D. Ja ck , C. O. S chneid
er, A rth u r Johnson. M orris Johnson
and Mrs. E lla S ch neider of th is vi
cinity.
T he clan n u m b ers ab o u t 200 p er
sons. all of whom reside in Oregon.
The next m eeting will be held at
W oodburn w here a much la rg e r at-
ten d an ce is expected as It is a m ore
cen tral location.
C hoice H om e S ites for Sal.' F ron tin g
P ow ell V alley Road.
A cres and h alf acres in th e Shoe
m ak er tra c t Joining G resham town
i lim its.
Bull Run w ater and elec-
| tricity. Low prices and easy te rm s
offered to home builders.
K RID ER * El.KINGTON
Tel. 2341.
A nother big drop in C hevrolet
prices, some m odels as m uch as $300,
now th e cheapest fully equipped car
on m ark et
See us for prices. New
location, Iatto u re ll Bldg.
F ields
M otor C ar Co. Phone 2331.
BARGAINS YO0 CANNOT RESIST
Our windows are full of these Bargains now.
Call and inspect them.
BUT REMEMBER! the sale does not sart until Thurs
day at 10 o’clock a. m.
A. W. METZGER & CO.
Phone 1451
Phone 1451
I ««Heat
H ave him bring hom e a brick of
\\ hlte Clover Ice Cream
C arried In
I stock at W ithrow ’s Confeotionery.
i
G resham
Royal
B lu e
Lodge No. 525, L. O. L..
ha second and fo u rth F riday
r » n ig h ts in I O. O. F hall.
V isiting b ro th ers welcome
R egular m eetin g of Gresh-
am Lodge No. 125, 1.0 O F..
In th e Odd Fellow s h all, every T h u rs
day evening
V isitors welcome.
MELVIN I SUNDAY. N G.
¡JACKSON JONES. S ecretary
with two 14-in. tractor plows; for discing; for drilling;
for use with a binder; and a reaj friction clutch pulley
for all belt work. A governor to regylate the speed.
H e s s e l’s F a r m M a c h in e r y
Phone 1141
Gresham, Ore.
H o m e P rod u cts
PURE LARD
Home Bred
—
Home Fed —
Made for Home
Home Made
5s, $.90;
Delivered
10«, $1.75
GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
A. J. W. BROWN, Prop. »
Phone 41
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7 7 0 P eople A re Receiving
Interest from this B ank
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believing It to be well m anaged and th e funds of its Savings De
p artm en t invested in stab le secu rities such as M unicipal Bonds and
G overnm ent S ecurities.
We paid o u r Savings D epositors for th e y ear 1920 *11,890.59
in terest. Did you g et your portio n ? If not, why not? How m uch
developm ent work was done In th is com m unity with th e funds oa
which we paid In terest?
How much benefit did th e com m unity
derive from th e mortfcy and checks which you held ab o u t th e house,
carried in your pocket, o r stow ed aw ay in a Safe Deposit Box’ Did
not you receive an Indirect benefit from th e funds on deposit o utside
of the in terest you received? Was not th e »11,890.59 In terest paid
by this bank of as much benefit to th e com m unity as a pay roll of
like a m o u n t’ T hese a re serious th o u g h ts for th e candid th inking
mind. T h in k it over.
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W e 1«) 4 ' ,
in terest on Saving« Account.«.
O ur ban)? was exam ined by th e S tate B anking Board Ju ly 6th. 1921.
FIRST STATE BANK
GRESHAM, OREGON