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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1922)
GKESHAM OUTLOOK, FR ID A Y . A PR IL 21. PAGE THRKB I »22 VICTORY SCHOOL WILL GIVE BASKET SOCIAL The social to be given by th e Vic- | tory P aren t-T each er asso ciatio n on j S atu rd ay evening, April 22. is looked forw ard to as on,e of th e fine, enjoy- I able events of th e season. A good i program an d sev eral am u sem en t ¡fe a tu re s will provide e n te rta in m e n t | for old and young. An kpron sale ¡will be held in connection w ith the I social. L adies are expected to b rin g bas kets to be auctioned and th e m em bers of th e Victory Pig club will sell hom e m ade candy. Walk or Ride atzFifty? Tomorrow never comes! The time to begin to settle this ques tion is—TODAY! Spend less than you EARN, lay away in the Savings Bank reg ularly a stated sum each week—and long before FIFTY you will he driving your own CAR or having someone else' DRIVE it Ft)R you 1 Can’t begin too young. A dollar will start you—then try to see how fast you can make it grow. per cent allowed on savings. Open an account without de lay ! BANK OF GRESHAM GRESHAM, OREGON Now that Spring is here— BORING 1 20 th Century Grocery The Phrase “THEY CERTAINLY ARE GOOD PLACES TO TRA D E” is often used in speaking about these stores. Even one is treated alike and treated right. Special features Saturday and Monday at any 20th Century Store are Yellow or White Corn Meal, Nebraska kiln dried, very finest grade, 9-lb. sacks.................................................................................... 25c ALPINE MILK, Oregon Product, tall cans, extra-special 9c FANCY LOUISIANA SW EET POTA CHOICE LEMONS, 2 for............... for 5c MRS. L. C. ARMSTRONG. TOES, 6 lbs.................................. 25 c 6 14c. S. R. W aller has his plans com plet 3 lbs. 13c dozen 28c ed an d is g ettin g m aterial to g e th er for his new hall and store. W ork will MAZOLA OIL, Two-day feature Sale, pts. 25c, qts. 48c, half gals. 89c, gallons $1.75 begin th e first of th e week. Mrs. R. V. M atters of P o rtlan d was a w eek-end ca ller a t th e hom e of her M. J. B., India and Ceylon Golden Rod Rolled Oats, 9-lb. Sack Olympic Wheat p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. B. H ite and Tree Tea, lb.............. 4 9 c large package,........... 25c Hearts....................... 69c fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. H u n tin g to n and little CR1SCO, Always Good...........................1 lb. 23 c, 1 '/» lbs. 34c, 3 lbs. 68c, 6 lbs. $1.30 d a u g h te r of P o rtlan d visited Sunday Compound in bulk, Pure Lard 5 bars Royal W hite Soap a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Intel. 35c 2 lbs. 35c 2 lbs. fo r........................... 22c T he Boring T h ea ter, w hich was b u rn ed T h u rsd ay of last week, will Uncolored Japan Tea, our B 10 X brand, makes splendid cup tea, half-pound ... 20c give it ’s re g u la r T h u rsd ay n ig h t show a t th e I. O. O. F. hall un til th e new T E A G A R D E N MOLASSES, KNOWN FOR HIGHEST QUALITY ON COAST, hall is com pleted. Guy D urham from Canyon City, Avondale brand, dark molasses, 2 lb. can, J2 5 lbj. 33 c, 10-lb. can for 59c Oregon, spent th e w eek-end a t th e hom e of his m o th er, Mrs. Jas. Intel. Magnolia brand molasses, suits the most particular, 2%-lb. can 28c, 5-lb. 50c, F. M. M organ has com pleted his 10-lb. can for............................................................................................................ 9 8 c plans for a new hom e to be b u ilt on his p ro p erty soon. Skinners Macaroni Schi els Noodles Citrus W ashing Powder Chas. Duley expects to leave for his hom e in M ontana soon. 25c 3 pkgs........................25c package ................. 23? 3 pkgs........... Wm. M orand is th e possessor of a b ran d new C hevrolet car. Robles Peaches or Pears, good fruit in good syrup, can............................................ . 20^ W. R. T elford is having a new g a r age b u ilt to replace th e one he lost Fresh Made Peanut Butter F.xcelo Cake Flour Curve Cut Macaroni, bulk, in th e first last week. Mrs. J. H. M etzger of G resham vis 3 pkgs.................... 25c 4 lbs. for................. 25? lb.............................. 15c ited th is week a t th e hom e of h er son, W. W. M etzger and fam ily. 20th CENTURY COFFEE, fresh from our own roaster, is very very satisfactory if you W. F. H arris, county com m issioner like good coffee, lb.................................. 33?, 2 lbs................................................ 65? from Oregon City, was in B oriag W ednesday looking over th e roads here. If it is good and to be had, it is at our stores,and safely priced for cash buyers T he old sk a tin g rin k is being to rn down by Glen Allison of P o rtlan d . T he lu m b er o b tain ed from it will be Stores are conveniently located shiped to P o rtland. Mrs. McCaslin and ch ild ren expect to move up n ea r E stacada th e last of this week to be n ea r h er husband who w orks for Cake & Jub. L br. Co. Glen D allas and wife a re moving FAIRVIEW to th e A nderson place. Raym ond and W illis L und, both of On next Sunday m orning, A pril 2 3, l P o rtlan d , a re visitin g at th e hom e of a high g rad e th e ir p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. at Sm ith M em orial P re sb y teria n tire , reasonable Lund and fam ily. in price. All church, th e pasto r, th e Kev. E. It. D. 1 10 to 14 per cent cu t in sand and w ork g u aran teed . H ollensted, will preach on “ T he [ g rav el prices. P ro m p t service, q u ality and low est prices. Glory of the C h u rch .” T he p a s to r’s PLEASANT HOME son, W. H. H ollensted of P o rtla n d , I T ro u td ale , Ore. A p leasant b irth d ay su rp rise was will sing a solo. i Phone G resham 4 89 Main St., held last Monday evening, when On last T uesday th e Rev. E. R. D. G resham nearly 40 frien d s g ath ered a t th e hom e of Miss Ida Miller. A m ost en- H ollensted and wife, D. W. McKay and wife and H. A. F u lle r atten d e d I joyable tim e was had by all. Miss « j M iller was born on E a ster Sunday th e m eeting of th e P o rtlan d P resb y and th is y ear th e an n iv ersary fell on te ry in Oregon City. I E aster. P asto r and Mrs. B arry of G resham w ere am ong th e specially TH E SE R V A N T OF B U SIN E SS. invited guests. An e n te rta in m e n t w hich prom ises (T his is N um ber F o u r of a series to be as p o p u lar as th e W illam ette of special article s published by th e Glee club will be given on S atu rday F irs t S tate Bank, G resham , Oregon, evening, April 29, w hen th e W illam by perm ission, approval, and upon e tte Public S peaking T eam , co n sist in fo rm atio n fu rn ish ed by its New I We a re equipped to re p a ir your ing of J. F red McGrew an d Miss York co rresp o n d en t, th e N ational car, reg ard less of th e m ake, and do M artha F erg u so n , will give an even City B ank of New York, th e larg est a first-class Job, one th a t we feel in g ’s en te rta in m e n t. It is expected bank in th e world today.) safe in g u a ra n te e in g to be rig h t. th a t som e good music will be includ Deposits in com m ercial and savings ed in th e program . banks differ in ch a racter. T he la tte r We have lo ts of room for live auto T he M ethodist Aid society cleared ■ are m ade larg ely in money, are m ore sto rag e. ab o u t $50 in th e recent apron bazaar. o r less p erm an en t, a re g ra n te d an In D uring th e evening Guy D. Jo n e s of te re st allow ance, and do not involve G resham sang and Miss M arg aret any u n d ersta n d in g as to b o rro w in g , PloCk, te ac h er of th e C o ttrell school, accom m odations. C om m ercial de gave readings. posits on th e o th e r hand consist of the c u rre n t receipts and w orking j capital of business houses and a re j Southard & Southard TROUTDALE m ade largely in th e form of checks, Night Phone 25x5 Phone 2391 d ra fts or discounted p aper arisin g I - 1 Mrs. J. D. Bailey of G resham was a daily from th e business. T he Bank d in n er guest of Mrs. A. D. K en d all on u n d ertak es to co u n t th ese item s into Tuesday. cash, an d th e aco u n t is based upon i Mrs. W. C. Spence has been con an u n d ersta n d in g th a t It will ren d e r fined to her bed fo r a week as th e th ese services and extend a lin e of ¡ resu lt of a severe fall. cred it based upon th e n et w orth and i Chas. L ato u rell of H erm iston was average balance of th e custom er. | visiting on Sunday w ith frie n d s in U nder th is a rran g e m en t th e rela- ' | T ro u td ale. tlons betw een th e bank and its cus Mrs. H. W. McGinnis was visiting tom ers are reciprocal. In each line in P o rtlan d W ednesday. of tra d e and in d u stry , it is com m only 1 Mrs. L. O stran d left on T uesday th e case th a t th e use for ca p ita l or ¡fo r Mayger, Oregon, to visit her cred it is m ore o r less flu c tu a tin g , so Reversible Disc Harrows in one- or two-horse, i b ro th er, T hom as T aylor, fo r a week th a t at tim es each bank c u s to m e r ! 1-row Grain Drills. I or ten days. will accu m u late cash balances w hile I Jam es Benfield and his th ree at o th e r tim es needing to borrow . If ! Berry Plows, Spring Tooth Harrows, Pulverizors, Grape m o th erless boys w ere callers on Mrs. the business of a bank is well dis- I Hoes, Fowler Cultivators. ' L. O stran d on Monday, before leav ,rib u ted in various lines, and p a rtic See the New Faulkner Riding Spring Tooth Harrow, goes ing for V erm illion, C anada, w here u larly if it is a la rg e bank, doing they expect to m ake th e ir home. business in d ifferen t p a rts of the between the rows. Also the new 3-bearing Tractor, Reversible Mrs. H. E. Bradley is tn id er th e co untry and in o th e r co u n tries, th ese Disc Harrow, 5-tooth or 14-tooth Cultivators. i care of a physician for tre a tm e n t for flu ctu atio n s in Individual balances blood poisoning which set in as th e and needs will tend to offset and com-1 resu lt of a sm all cut In h er hand. pensate each o th e r, th u s secu rin g th e : g re a te st economy and best re su lts in ; Garden Plows, Planet Jr. Garden Seeders, Hand Culti th e use of th e com bined capital vators, Hand Planters. This and th e need for la rg e capi- j tai to h an d le th e heavy volum e of 1 Get our new low prices before you buy. You’ll get the m odern business, have been th e chief | implement at less. m o tl e s in th e tendency to consoll- I dation am ong b an k in g in stitu tio n s in I th e p rincipal tra d in g co u n tries In re-I cent years, p a rtic u la rly in London. Reliability 1141 Service I As a g en eral ru le, th e ban k in g business is conducted upon th e prin-1 Myers Water Pumps, Water Systems Installed. ciple th a t th e dep o sito rs of a bank have a first claim upon It as borrow ers, an d it is safe to say th a t no bank can hold ItB own in com petition u n less It is ab le to satisfy its p atro n s th a t it is conducting its business u p on th is basis. It am o u n ts to a pool ing of ce rtain liquid, sh iftin g re sources w hich m ust be av ailab le for all th e m em bers of th e pool as they w ant*them , and in fa ir pro p o rtio n to th e ir co n trib u tio n s It is a m istake, th e re fo re, to su p pose th a t bank funds may be loaned a rb itra rily o r to serve personal in te re sts o r fav o rites, at the will of bank m anagers. T he rules of good h anking may be v io lated ; we do not Gresham, Route A Phone 1083 say they are never vio lated ; but th e principles upon which sound and suc cessful ban k in g la conducted are in harm ony with th e In terests of th e Phonaa; E«»t 7 1 0 2 ; G resham »5.5 business com m unity and th e g en eral public. AT YOUR SERVICE AT ANY TIME (To be continued In th e next issue of th e G resham O utlook.) Your Patronage Solicited The fairn ess of th e F irs t S tate I Pledge at Least 10', Reduction IB ank in m aking loans to its d ep o sit in Taxes o rs In p referen ce to non-depositors and in pro p o rtio n to th e ir co n trlb u - M oving and G eneral H au lin g 124-0 Union A venue tlona ts well know n, and th a t p a rt of LET 8 CUT DOWN THIS TAX jits service has co n trib u ted in a g rea t Wood. Coal and B riquets Portland, Oregon [w ay to its success th ro u g h 1# years BURDEN |o f service.— Adv. • — Paid Adv. CORNER 2d and MAIN, GRESHAM MASON You will need a pair of CANVAS SHOES Bentley’s Tire Shop We Have Them for the Whole Family Little Boys’ Sizes............................ $1.20 Youths’ Sizes.................................. 1.30 The Biff Boys’ Sizes........................ 1.50 They have brown rubber suction soles and brown trimmings SAND and GRAVEL K.NARR & SON • Ladies’ White Oxfords..................... $1.25 Ladies’ White Bals.......................... 1.35 Walrad MercantileCo. Automobile Repairing Giresh a m G a ra g e Implements For the Berry Man IMPLEMENTS FOR THE GARDENER CHOICE MEATS Homemade Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Lard F u ll line of Cold L unch M eats SANITARY MARKET Main St., O resham GEO. DIETE, Prop. Phone 1711 IF YOU WANT REAL SERVICE The Modern Electric Washing Machine has been called the greatest of all— Labor-Saving • Money-Saving Time-Saving —appliances ever produced for the Home. We believe you will agree with this strong statement after you have seen one of these machines in action. Drop in any tim e for Free D em onstration E L E C T R IC S T O R E E L E C T R IC B U IL D IN G Portland Railway, Light & Power Company HESSEL’S FARM MACHINERY LUMBER, LATH AND SHINGLES Orient Lumber Co. BUILDING MATERIAL I. L. Patterson FOR GOVERNOR MORGAN BROS. TRUCK SERVICE r
