Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, May 12, 1922, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPACK MIX (.K K S H A M METHODIST Episcopal Church "The Church o f th e W arm H e a rt" A L B E R T 8. K IS B Y . P a sto r Tlie Week'» Service« Church, 11 and 7.80 Sunday School, 10. Bpworth L e a g u e «30. Mid-week service. Wed. 7.30. Choir, T h a n ., 7.30. M RS. H. L. 8T. CLA IR . 8. 8 “Su p t. Good M u sic a t every se rv ice. M ake it 60-60— h elp and be helped A W ARM W ELCOM E FO R YOU. BETHEL BAPTIST GRESHAM LOCALS A rthur J. Mugg and T. C. Walker, “The Glad Hand Insurance surveyors are making su r Church.” Bible School 10 a m ., Serm on 11 a m veys In Gresham for a new insurance map for the insurance companies and Bible Study and Pralae Service I the ratin g bureau. They of course W ednesday, 7 :30 p. m. PLEASANT HOME BAPTIST have to have access to the various Bible 8chool 10 a. m.; B. Y. P. U„ premises and ask. the courtesy of all residents of the city. 7 :3 0 ; Serm on, 8 :0 0 ; .Midweek, T hursday, 7:30. Dr. A. W. Botkin was seen on the U niversal Brotherhood la th e G oal” streets of Gresham for the first time Com e ami catch th e S u n sh in e Spirit. since his operation, although he has DAVID Q BAR RY , B. Th. Pastor. been up for several days. He is weak yet, but says he is feeling fine. W hat you w ant, when you w ant It, Mrs. Mary C. Shattuck visited- a few as you w ant it— W ant ad. it. days this week with friends in Gresh am. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Thompson and daughter motored over Sunday to visit Mr. Thompson’s parents. Dr. and Mrs. A. Thompson. Fred Zimmerman, who lives n o rth east of Gresham on the Base Line road was operated on last Monday at the St. Vincent hospital for w hat was thought to be appendicitis. He is still in a very serious condition, but t h e ! j doctors have every hope for his com- I piete recovery. BARGAIN DAYS! SATURDAY AND M ONDAY Barton Picnics. Special, lb.............. Choice Bacon, light, lb.,.................. Sugar Cure Backs, lb...................... New Berg Lard, Med. 85c, large. . . Jewel Shortening, med. 75c, large. Best Salt Salmon, lb.,.................. Corn Meal, special Quaker Toy Oats, pkg Quaker Corn Flakes, 3 pkga Roman Meal, pkg Post Toasties, pkg 27' 13c 21c 33c 10c Libby 's Apple Butter, can . Orange Marmalade, pints Pure Fruit .Jellies, 3 glasses Monopole Preserves TOILET PAPER SPECIAL 12 Roils for only - - 47c ANNOUNCING OUR OPENING AND ANNUAL showing of spring STYLES IN M EN’S HATS. OUR RE CENTLY ARRIVED STOCKS FROM THE EAST INCLUDE SOFT HATS IN SILVER BIRCH AND GOLDEN OAK, NOBBY DERBIES, AND MANY PATTERNS IN CAPS. Jane, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fieldhouse, of St. Helens, has been visiting her grandm other, Mrs. M artha Fieldhouse and friends in Gresham. Mr. and Mrs. Fieldhouse Shopping B ag F R E E ! drove from St. Helens after their J daughter last night and returned today The M other’s Jewels had a m ite box opening Tuesday afternoon. A prog LUNCH GOODS ram was given by little folks and re Best Standard Corn, 2 for Pickled Pig's Feet freshm ents served. The com mittee 35c Dew Drop Peas, 2 for......... Boneless Chicken consisted of Mrs. Marion Johnson, Mrs. 60c Tip Top Tomatoes, 3 for..... Wiles, Miss Neal, Mrs. Jam es Sterling. Sandwich Delight 20c Mite box offering am ounted to $3.00. Vienna Sausages Milk, any brand, c a n ......... 20c Mrs. W. A. W inters visited her son Deviled Meat 5c Bulk Cocoa, 3 lbs Lyle, at O. A. C. last Saturday and Sunday and enjoyed the special cele bration in honor of mothers. -------------- --------------------- --- ---- Jam es Sterling has accepted work F inest Q uality Shrim p, c a n ............... with a large woolen m anufacturing concern in Portland and goes to and L ibby’s M edium R ed S alm ón , 3 cans from his work dally by automobile. O tter M inced C lam s, 3 cans . Mr. and Mrs. H arry Lord, of Cando, 1 N orth Dakota were in Gresham Tues- ■ day visiting the Honey families. They came through Gresham from C aliforn ia where they spent th e winter. A su p erio r grad e of m acaroni is now being d em o n strated at W a lra d ’s Only th e h ea rt of th e w heat is used P hone 1451 ~ uality and S ervice Q th u s elim in atin g much of th e sta rc h P hone 1451 T he re su lt is a m acaroni th a t rem ain s firm and yet te n d er when cooked. T he new product is p u t o u t by th e Springs for treatm en t for rheum atism , had to sta n d alone in tim es of money Mrs. Bacon has taken charge of his stringency and th e re was no stro n g T he system provides m ach inery by Woodcock Eibo people. which th e individual b an k s may sh ift agency for the Chevrolet cars. She ce n tral reserv o ir of cred it which , th J. I. Bacon S hippard’s s e ir lim ited assets an d lia b ilitie s to ............... has 8 gone to OI,'Ppara could be tapped to supply u n u su al re made her first sale the other day. q u irem en ts for cred it. T he money a stro n g R eserve B ank w hich, in ad One of the new additions at W ith panic of 1907 illu stra te s th e difficul d iti o n to its o th e r fu n ctio n s, has the ! pow er to issue law ful money, row’s ìb a radio receiving set which has ties w ith which th e banks had to con been installed In the dining room. ten d ; th e re was plenty of w ealth and i (To be continued In th e next issue of th e G resham O utlook.) plenty of consum able goods in the Many patrons have already had the country, but th e m achinery was lack Tlie I- irst S tate B ank is a m em ber pleasure of "listening in.” ing by which th ese goods could be th e F ed era l R eserve System , an d is m ade th e bases for sound cred it ami of en title d to all its privileges. The th e issuance of sound currency. irs t S tate B ank is exam ined by th e GILLIS F o rtu n a te ly th e F ed eral Reserve F System cam e in to existence before th e F ed eral R eserve Bank of San F ra n Church services will be held In th e o u tb reak of th e E uro p ean w ar and cisco, C alifornia, as well as by th e S tate B anking D epartm ent of Oregon. Gillis church next Sunday aftern o o n , provided th e m eans by which all of T he S tate B anking D ep artm en t has th e banks of th e co u n try a re able to May 14 a t 3 o ’clock. T he Rev. E arl th e ir stre n g th , so th a t, in effect asked fo r a rep o rt from all b an k s as B. Cotton will preach th e serm on pool th e u n ited stre n g th of th e banks in of May 5th. T he F irs t S tate B a n k ’s rep o rt ap p ears elsew here in th is E veryone is cordially invited. th e co u n try Is back of th e system . issue.— Adv. A- IV. M e tzg e r & Co. $5 E. W. AYLSWORTH Clothing and Shoe Store ' ..................................................................... . . HO OVER IT BEATS.... AS IT SWEEPS AS IT CLEANS A Wonderful Gift for Mother The Price Is Very Reasonable The Federal Reserve System—Our Financial Safety-Valve. J. E. METZGER, Y ou r H o m e F u rn ish er 2 0 th C ENTURY W e O ffe r fo r S a tu r d a y a n d M o n d a y FINEST CANE SUGAR, 5 lbs. for ROYAL CLUB PR U N ES, 30-40’s, lb. FANCY BLUE ROSE RICE, lb. ........ FRESH SALTED PEA NUTS, lb.. CREME OIL SOAP, bar, ..... 7c SW EET POTATOES, LOUIS IANA, lb. 4c STERLING JELLY OR JAM 21 oz. for ......................... 29c ROYAL BAKING POWDER. 12-oz. can ............................ 40c WHITE WONDER SOAP, bar. ... 4c GOLD LEAF CHERRIES. 12ic No. 1 can, each. ( RISCO, (¡-pound cans, each $1.30 MANCHURIAN WALNUTS, lb. 20c MAZOL Y pints, 2 Y. ..* 15c GOLDEN WEST SPICES, any kind, can in 1 vC L. & I). SHRIMP, new pack, c a n ,......... 13c CAMPBELL’S BEANS, can. ................................... 11c BOOTH’S SPICED SAR DINES, can, 17c MINCED RAZOR ( LAMS, can, 20c ROY AL (’Ll B COFFEE. 1-lb. can. 39c fresh rolled oats , 2 lbs. " ESSON OIL. pints 25c quarts, quarts on ZUC «•«•<< .......... Cornt r Second And Main, Gresham 12c 48c 33c (T his is N um ber Ten of a series of special articles published by th e F irs t S tate B ank, G resham . Oregon, by perm ission, approval, and upon in fo rm atio n fu rn ish ed by its New York co rrespondent, th e N ational C i t y Bank of New York, th e largest bank in th e world today.) Banks in th e U nited S tate s o p er a te in a m an n er q u ite different from those of most o th e r im p o rta n t coun tries. W e have m ore th an 30,000 OHiiks in th is country, most of which a re m oderate-sized in stitu tio n s ow ned by people of th e ir im m ediate neighborhood an d which confine th e ir o p eratio n s to a single city or town In most of th e E uropean coun trie s and In C anada, th e hanking business is carried on by a few large banks having m any b ran ch es sc a t tered th ro u g h o u t th e country. U u T,he A,npripan system of individual i banks, each serving its own field, has j much to recom m end it, because it as- i j su res a close contact between the banks and its clien ts and because it enables th e officers of banks to be In ! close touch with th e affairs of th e ' business men and o th e r depositors whom th e bank serves. However u n til th e F ederal Reserve System was I put into operation in 1914, th is sys tem of se p a ra te banks suffered from a very serious difficulty in tim es of stress o r when th e dem ands for hanking accom m odations exceeded th e capacity of th e banks A bank, of course, does n o t keep on hand all tlte money th a t has been deposited with It. Modern in d u stry and the carry in g on of business re q u ire th e use of th e credit which is ° n th e deposits in th e banks which sim ply m eans th a t th e b an k er }’ »ble to lend out most of th e funds left in his care to borrow ers in whose solvency and ability to repay he has confidence U nder th e old regim e, each bank C le a n -U p Day Monday, May 15th A gallon of good paint makes a big difference SP E C IA L $2.49 at L. L . K ID D E R H DW . CO. E ducational and P atriotic E ntertainm ent Masonic Hall, Gresham, O regon' Saturday E vening, M ay 20, 8 o ’C lock Sharp Auspices FIRST STATE BANK, Gresham A dm ission F ree GRESHAM THEATER Saturday & Sunday “Sunshine Harbor” A ( racker-Jack Drama of the Better Type ‘The Bashful Lover’ A Comedy you will Enjoy Selection ........ Invocation Piano Solo A ddress • Dance PHOGRAM High School O rch estra ........................................... Rev. A. 8. Hi se y ...................................... .....F lo ren ce H oney ...... .................... Hon Geo W S tap leto n ............................................... .D orris Allen P o rtlan d , Oregon R ecitation ...... .................. ................................ B etty H ansen Address ............ ................................. S tanley M yer P o rtlan d , Oregon R ecitation ....... “ ........................................ D orris Bailey Address ................................... ...............C arl M. L ittle P o rtia » !, Oregon Address ...................................... Prof. R. E Cannon Vocal Soto Guy D. Jo n es P resen tatio n of Prise« Essay C ontest A Myers Selection High School O rch estra ::....... : ..........