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GRESHAM
OUTLOOK.
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GRESHAM LOCALS
M EN
If you are in need of Union Suits for Spring
and Summer we can let you have the old re
liable B. V. D. The suit................... $1.50
And a similar style a t ...............................................
95,
We also have the well known P. Q. A. Brand, close
fitting ribbed, for ............................................ $1.25
W e are showing some nifty silk-lined B^oad Cloth Caps,
that sell a t ........................................................... $2.65
i he little girls will want a KUTI-KUT Play
Suit. We have them in tan and blue stripes,
at, each suit.......................................... $1.25
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his is
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Is N um ber Seven of a series
Miss H elen B ak er of C en tralia is! of special articles published by th e
visiting h e r sister, Mrs. G Schanno
Fir8t s tate Bank- G resham . Oregon,
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by perm ission, approval, and upon
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“een • atten d in g inform
ation
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1U 1 u I S4JS
S. 4V/U furnished
a v* s u fl *• . «O by J its New
senool at B ellingham b ut she expects York correspondent, th e N ational
to retu rn to C en tralia to her parents City Bank of New York, th e larg est
a fte r h er visit here.
J hank in th e world today.)
A good B anker will study th e in-
tTlie G resham G range will n ot gu te rests of his patrons, fo r his busi-
to Evening S ta r next S atu rd ay as I ness will grow with th eirs. The prof-
was planned. T he th ird and fo u rth • its of a bank are m ade upon its de
degrees will be p ut on at G resham ( P“ 8’1?’ ra tb e r .t h a " “ P0 " 1,8
r.
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for the la tte r is relatively sm all— its
ng a t th e next session.
j main purpose being to serve as a
Mrs. A lbert Cam plln of P o rtlan d m argin of protection to th e deposit-
was a recent visito r at th e hom e of I 0,rs
,T he *d®a l ^ a t b an k ers, as a
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(class, have in te rests diverse from or
Mr. and Mrs. M illiken.
. ¡„ con„ lct w ith , he in te rests of th e ir
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. G ilbertson of p atrons o r th e g en eral public is
S eattle spent th e w eek-end w ith E who,ly erroneous, and arises from a
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I view of only one side of th e ir reia-
D B aker and family. Mr. and Mrs , lon, with th e publlc I t come8 fronl
G ilbertson are on th e ir honeymoon, th in k in g of them only as money-
Joe Peak, th e nice looking b o y : 'en d ers, overlooking th e fact th a t
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H E LP GRESHAM
Many women will profit by th e
follow ing sta te m en t of one of th e ir
sex:
“ I was afraid to eat on ac
count of
stom ach trouble.
Even
rice
g Ad-
••«... did
-«.a. not
MS.« agree.
» Q • • A * * fter
• VV4 ta
LU k l\ in X li^
ZX M~
ler-i-ka I can eat anything. Adler-I
k a a c ts on BOTH u pper a n d low er
bowel, rem oving foul m a tte r which
poisoned stom ach. EX CELLEN T for
gas on th e stom ach o r so u r stom ach
G uards
ag a in st
appendicitis.
It
brings o ut poisonous m a tte r you
n ever th o u g h t was in your system
G resham D rug C om pany.— Adv.
Rick w ith a cold.
We have for the little boys the Blue Denim I’lay
Suits, trimmed with red, 2 to 8 years, a t ............... 98<*
When you want hosiery, don’t forget the BEAR
BRAND, for all the family.
W alrad M erca n tile Co.
S A N IT A R Y
FLOOR ENAMEL
Dries hard overnight— with a lough waterproof gloss
Thi» solves (he old floor riddle. A good
brush snd a can of K u a n iz e Sanitary Floor
Enamel (any o f (he eight ehadea).
A ll ready to a p p ly — simply apread from
the can to the floor.
In alm oit no time it ’i done.
N ext day a
bright, cheerful waterproof floor greet! you.
Smooth aa velvet, tough as rawhide — a
floor o f beautvand lasting goodness. That's
the result.
,
JNAVY C t REY_
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1'armsh
K u a n iz e Floor Enamel is favored by criti
cal folks who value ease of application and
enduringly attractive resulta.
Id e a l f o r T o r c h a n d P ia c a o F lo o r a
a n d S tep s — W o o d o r C e m e n t
K ER R ’S O l ) t T R IA L O FFER T O YO U
. F u ll hall-pint can of K u a n iz e Floor Enamel F R E E , if you present thi«
: Coupon to the dealers below with 25 cents for a good brush to apply it.
Jones Lumber Co.
Phone 2431
E S T A B L I S H E D 1859
See J . G . M A S T , M g r.
and th a t th e supply and dem and for
Mr. and Mrs. A uger of P o rtlan d 'th e s e funds are both increased by
were visiting at the hom e of Mr. and | g ew h tn P »htP<r^it5H
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W hen th e relatio n s of a Bank to
Mrs. W. B. P arsons last Sunday j ¡ts p atro n s as set fo rth herein are
Mrs. P arsons is having a lig h t at- j fully understood it will be seen th a t
tack of grip but is feeling b etter.
many of th e criticism s directed at
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, ' , ban k ers a re m ade w ithout considera
loyd Mack has ju st complete-1 j tion for th e facts. T hey assum e a
in stallin g a radio receiving appara- , freedom in th e use of th e funds
tu s in his office. G reshainites are which th e b an k er does not have, and
becoming ard e n t radio fans
R u- u8ually they di8reg ard th e funda-
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(m ental conditions u nder w hich th e
lors are abroad of o th e rs who a r e , business m ust be conducted,
considering th e , purchase of s im ila r' (To be continued in th e next issue of
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the g resbam O utlook.)
equipm
ent.
In planning the last sto ry h o u r for
T, L T ’™? S tate Bank has alway
1« «nri„„
o .h „ ra n library
x — . Ile,d ,h at th e In terests of its custom
j th is
spring a t .ho
th e n G , resham
ers were p aram o u n t w ith th e ir own
Miss Peck decided to give an anim al
every tran sactio n with a custom er
party for th e young people. They m ust be handled as it would have its
spent a p art of th e aftern o o n In own handled. In the m a tte r of loans
inv estm en ts for a custom er, they
doors looking at anim al books. The or
m ust have th e sam e careful atten tio n
rem ainder of th e tim e they played and security th a t th e bank itself
ring gam es on the lawn.
All the would dem and, for by so doing only
, children showed how m uch they en can th e bank avoid an in d irect finan
loss and th a t still g re a te r loss so
joyed It by th e m erry la u g h te r which cial
essential in all business an d espec
could be heard as they danced and ially in th e banking business— loss of
played.
confidence by the b a n k ’s custom ers
B. F. Bentley has installed a new I ln th e a b 'Hty of th e bank to properly
solin e n.nnn
n f front
rn n . n
h,= place conduct lts business.— AdV.
gasoline
pum p I In
of t his
j of business.
He handles oils and
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
! greases.
| Mr. and Mrs. Roy K ern of Mt.
By H. S. RE PO R T E R
Angel visited
on Sunday w ith the . L ast F riday on th e local g rounds
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form er's p aren ts. Mr. and Mrs. M. D union high school baseball team won
I K ern.
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Mrs. Mayme Uoyle of P o rtla n d ,! ___K
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. o u r b attery , showed up to very good
orm erly of (.resh am , was a business advantage. V ancouver g ath ered hut
visitor in G resham one day last week, one h it off W inters in th e nine inn-
Mrs. Hoyle was on h er way to Esta- ’’lgs and only one e rro r was m ade by
team
cada w here she has a class In piano. the
' hfl local
lnPaI ,B”
m . Troeh pitching for
V ancouver was touched up for six (
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil M etzger have safeties. W inters stru ck out 10 men
moved from th e ir form er hom e on and Troeh 11.
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rth stre e t to th a t ui
of m
th e e lo
la tte
n r i r's »
Owing io
to .viay
May nay
day exercises a t (
m other, Mrs Nellie G ullikson, w here f’anby high school y esterday, union -
I they will stay tem p o rarily .
Mrs. i
Played baseball, losing 5-8. We '
claim no alibi as Canby out-played I
C arrie H ansen and Miss Mary Hgn- and o u t-h it us. They w ere faste r on 1
sen will occupy th e ir new property bases and took m ore ad v a n ta g es of
at once.
th e ir o p p o rtu n ities. In ab ility to h it 11
T he May bake sale of th e W. C. when h its m eant ru n s was th e down- I
fall of union high in this gam e. We 11
T. U. will be held a t Cecil M etzger’s , . m eet
. . . Canby
....... again uu
on Lu,-
th e local
grocery on next S atu rd ay , beginning J g ro u n d s an d a re expecting a hard
at 2 o’clock. It is expected th a t a sam e
large variety of viands will be dis
T he track cap tain s for th e different j
played, including hom e cookery and classes have been elected for th e I
m eet th a t is to be held soon. They j
salads. T he m eeting of th e union a re : fresh m an , T hom as Lovelace; i
which was held last week at the sophom ore, H enry L un d ay ; ju n io r, '
hom e of Mrs. John Brown was well B urleigh Q uesinberry; sen io r, Rich- 1
atten d ed and th e program proved to ard S atterstro m .
On May 26, a declam atory contest -
be of special in terest. Several new
will be held in th e assem bly h all a t !
m em bers w ere enrolled. Mrs. Brown 1:15 p. m. T he co n test w ill be d i- |
I had h e r room s b eau tifu lly decorated vided into th ree different divisions,
with sp rin g blossoms.
o rato ric al, d ram atical and hum orous.
E laborate plans are u n d er way for T hree stu d e n ts from each class will
be chosen by th e class advisors to
; th e co untry fa ir and b azaar to be com
pete. A fter th e co n test a gam e
given at th e G range hall on T h u rs of baseball will be played w ith
day afternoon and evening. May l l W ashougal.
by th e L adles’ Guild of B ethel Bap-
T he May day p ageant th a t was
(ist church. In terestin g exhibits will scheduled for May 12, will be given
he shown and booths of various on May 10 because of th e eig h th
g rad e exam inations w hich occur on
kinds will display article s w hich will May 11 and 12. The p ag ean t is of a
be for sale. A splendid program for h isto rical n a tu re and is causing much
th e evening will end th e day. F u ller in te re st. All p atro n s a re urged to
atten d
d etails will be given in a la te r O ut
T he ten n is court is being w orked
look. .
on every day. The g ro u n d will be
G uests at .........
th e C. K. R u sh er hom e icauj-
ready m
for i gam es in aDOUt
ab o u t a week.
on Sunday w ere Miss Elsa von W int-1 M r- C am pbell, who is an experienced
zingerode. a fo rm er te ac h er In th e I te n n i* I,laver w ll> have charge,
high school h ere and Miss N ellie I Union high is fo rtu n a te to have
F aris, both of P o rtlan d .
° " e * h° k n o ’ 8
,
th e b u tc h e rs tra d e
Mr. S hagren
Jo h n H. H all, p roperty ow ner and gave an excellent d em o n stratio n of
for many years a resid en t of th is sec- (th e value and q u ality of th e different
tion. was a visito r in G resham on Sat- k *nds
cut8
meat. A h alf pig of
u ,.,.,-
n atio n as Joint se n ato r for th e four- m any In terestin g points on th e value,
teen th se n ato ria l d istric t.
lid was ' price and q uality of different cuts of
accom panied by Geo. N. Woodley n ,e a t-
who is seeking th e nom ination as
1’ riday evening, April 19, the
rep resen tativ e
from
M ultnom ah
5*ub
• P«rty
,.nllntv
Ho th e ag ric u ltu re boys. T he farm ers
y
'w e re cleverly en tertain ed bv the
Robert Glenn, th e 23-m onths-old farm erette» w ith a variety of stu n ts
son of Mr and Mrs. C. G. S c h n e id e r,; known o n |y to farm ers. A good tim e
is suffering from a green stiik fFRR»J *
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tu r e of th e left arm su stain ed when , x T he LaVn clas8e8 accom panied by
he fell on th e floor yesterday
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Mr and Mrs. H. ( L arsen have re -! e r last S aturday. A large enntp (Ire
tu rn ed from th e ir trip to F lorida and i " « " built and each m em ber had to
re p o rt.a most enjoyable vacation Mr Btok bis or her own lunch over th e
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B e a G o o d N eig h b o r
Well-painted houses and well-kept homes ma ;e a
more desirable neighborhood in which to live.
Good paint is an economy as well as a sign of thrift.
If stops depreciation and increases the value of your
whole property. The paints we handle have stood the
tests of time and wear.
Other goods to make your spring cleaning easier:
Mops, 11 rooms ami Hmsh«*»
Galvanized «nil Fibre Pails
Step Lidtlers ill scleral sixes
\\ ineliester Tools to get those odd job» done
Wineli eater General Utility <>tl fur cleaning,
polishing «ml preventing m at.
Clean up and Paint up this Week
4. W. Metzger & Co.
................CH ESTER Store
ft,„or 1451
tu rn e d with his wife who had spent here, visited th e school recently
th e w inter th e re
Ml»« W aite, who left a few m onths
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»Bo on account of III h ea lth , was a
RADIO DEMONSTRATION
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' l8l,or and » « «re «I»d to
IN GRESHAM, MAY 5 ^ o ? e d .
h ea“ h ‘° be m uch ,m '
Are you "hooked up" with the
w o rld ’
Radio laughs at Isolation.
Are you in terested in w ireless? F ri
day evening. May 5. at th e G resham
G runge hall an expert engineer in
radio. .1. C H allock will explain and
(assem ble sim ple radio outfits such, as
a re w ithin the reach of modest pu rs
es and ingenious fingers. Mr. H al
lock has been connected w ith radio
work for the past 15 years. He was
at one tim e a governm ent expert in
radio
W
C. H efton of th e P ortland
Railway Light A Pow er conipany
has been co-operating with th e
G range In presenting this opportunity
to learn about sim ple w ireless th a t
will help to m ake farm s and villages
m ore a ttractiv e places In which to
It was hoped th a t Miss H urd, whe
d to leave on account of th e illness
of h er m other, would be back again,
but a telegram from her sta te s it Is
In possible for h er to come th is year
H r m o th er passed away recently.
N otleel
T h ere will tie a service in J a p
anese in the F ree M ethodist church
at G resham on W ednesday, May 3,
at 7 :30 p. m.
As th is will be th e last service for
he season a g en eral rally is desired
(yur A m erican friends also a re wel
come
A. YOUNG REN
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R egular m eeting n t , - r i,
K fg u lar m eeting of Gresh-
live
ant Ixvdge No. 125, I.O.O.F.
Come and learn about radio tele- *n *bc Odd Fellow s hall, every T hurs-
p h o n e reeelvlD g o u tfits th a t w tii help
-lav
B ro th e rs w elcom e.
fl.A R F N C E STANLEY N G
wnri't° knOW * h" ' ls *oln* on ,n th e !
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C h H ILI.. S ecretary.
W hy Friction and Washboard
Methods Are Out
of Date
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T here w ere several steps in th e developm ent of successful m a
chine w ashing, such as is now m ade possible by th e THOR cylinder
w asher. T he first was th e discovery th a t w ate r itself has solvent
power, and th a t by adding to it ce rtain su b stan ces, th is pow er es
pecially over d irt and g rease, is still m ore effective. P rim itiv e
housekeepers added wood ashes to th e w ash w ater, b ut found th a t
w hile th is lye “c u t” th e d irt, it was too h ard on th e clothes
To
lessen such had effects, they .com bined lye w ith fa t— and th u s
o rig in ated m odern soap.
,x T h e. 8econd. 8te?, was a c lea re r u n d ersta n d in g of textiles and of
th e way in which d irt and g rea se are absorbed an d reta in ed bv the
enun n3
Ot Wh‘Ch ,t .*LXtlles arp m ad e- U nder th e m icroscope
cotton and linen ap p ear like strin g s o r ribbons of cells w hile wool
show s as over-lapping fish-scales, w hich a re found to expand when
o T c / i" ? : hleh .Lf rubxbe<i While w et ° r o b je c te d to ho. w a te r at
o n ce. la te rIJ’c k ’ th u s sh o rten in g th e fibre and re su ltin g in w hat we
! 'nr “ h X' x i ° W Wh8t We Ca" “W,n”
, l,>,hin g is in solu b le
p arti, I,-s of d irt held suspended am ong th ese fllirts by th e w aste oil
given off con stan tly by Hie hum an skin. T his oil, ,,'r g re a se m ust
flGre< U' „ r r “2 “ ',k<*’1
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m ay b e set free from
filirea am i c a rrie d aw ay in th e wash w ater.
f u l l ^ e i e ^ n L ^ L 'h ! ' “ iB nec08’ ary l ° be convinced th a t to success-
fully cleans«, ch .th in g we m ust use th o se im lh is ls w hich w ill m ost
effectively <lissolve g rease, an d th u s p erm it th e d irt to fall aw ay
from betw een tin- fibres of th e clothing. Modern science has proved
to us th a t such m ethods a re purely chem ical reactio n s— and th a t
g rease is best rem oved, not by ru b b in g , b ut by tre a tin g it w ith those
sub stan ces which have been found to literally dissolve it and change
it into o th e r form s. All grease is com b in atio n s of fatty acids__and
we m ust use th e opposing chem ical elem ents, o r alk alis (such as
hi soaiG 8° d “ ' aninlo,' la , borax etc., o r v aria tio n s of them as found
in so a p ), in th e wash w ater in o rd e r to break up th e g rease and
p erm it th e real d irt to d etach itself from th e clothing.
(To be co n tin u ed .)
Make Monday a Bright Monday, not a Blue Monday
J. E. METZGER
SPECIAL FOR $10
This Week Only, Goodyear .Moulded Tread Tires
30 x 3 1-2
$ J f J
Sherman McCarter Garage
PLANTERS
J’»tHt<L Corn, Grain Drills, Garden Se.iders, Hand Planters,
Hand Seeders,
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CULTIVATORS
" spring tooth, 14 tooth, Fowler, Hand High
Wheel, 2-horse 6-sliovel Riding Cultivator, Planet .Jr 2-row
t ultivators.
Grape Hoes. Reversible Disc Harrows, Berry Plows,
Spring-tooth Harrows
Repair» for All Implements
W. A. H ESSEL
Reliability
1141
GRESHAM
Service
1141
Repairs for all makes of Rinders, Mowers, Rakes
We Welcome Small Accounts
A bank account like anything else must have a be
ginning. The size of the first deposit is not of special «
importance; a strong determination to add to it reg-'
ularly is what counts.
Many a large fortune developed from the smallest
kind of « start.
It is for this reason that we welcome the small ac
count with the same degree of cordiality as we do the
large one.
J fir st
iBank
Gresham, Oregon