Gresham outlook., July 04, 1922, Page 4, Image 4

PAUK FOUR
<’o n i|ia a y
GKENHAM
Second D ividend.
WALTER BURCH WRITES
(tlT M H IK
TUESDAY,
GRESHAM LOCALS
Checks aggregating m any thou-
FROM LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN
sands of dollars were sent ou t on
E d ito r G resham O u tlo o k :— 1 Just I Mrs. Oeo. Bulkley of Dayton, Ore
July 1st by the P o rtlan d Railw ay,
L ight and Pow er com pany in pay­ wondered if your readers would n o t i o n , is th e g u est of Mrs. F ie tta Hib
m ent of the second reg u la r q u a rte r­ like to h e a r from us. We arriv ed a t j bert.
. . I present
ix x ro t .BBue
ly dividend on . its
issue oi
of th e top of Lookout m ountain on Ju n e
7 per cent P rior P reference Stock 24 and found th in g s in good shape.?
’ an ‘ re'
®°' ng ’ ’
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which it has been offering to its em- Wb removed the sh u tte rs from th e _ J L *
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ployes, custom ers and patrons u n d er windows, put the stove to g eth er and '"°d "
F n « k
w
a. e .< custom
a er ow nership
us
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Mp>*
E ornlng
D R ak
er and baby left
th
plan
s in c e ' i w«*r«
’ ^ e «fwin
soon pasuriv
ready in
to go to L h a o , u . 0 se
k ee p -, and
S a tu r„
ay m
, or
th e e rst of the year. V irtually all »"«■
I will re tu rn s f te r the F o u rth .
of th is money is being paid ou t to ' As I glance around I can see m ore '
R. M orrison and fam ily, of W itch-
persons who have purchased these J th an a hundred m iles n o rth to Mt.
arrived
r
shares here in P o rtlan d and th e R ainier, to the Santiam co u n try ; ita, K ansas, arriv
e« r F n rid
a a ay
y a n fte
e r-
o th e r 40 com m unities In the te rrl- th ree snow-capped peaks and the noon hy a u to to visit Mr. M orrison’s
tory in which th e com pany operate, ¡chain of snow m ountains called G o a t, P arents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. M orri­
son a at t Maple,
Maple, Oregon.
Oregon. They report
T he local tractio n com pany h a s ; m ountain, ru n n in g east from R a in - ;8on
been m aking one of th e finest rec- ier; also th e th ree snow peaks of very bad roadB u n tl* ‘hey « ot in ,°
ords in the country in th e disposition Oregon, which would be q u ite a j ‘ aH fornla. T he trip was m ade in 28
of its securities since th e cam paign i scene for a person not used to it.
dayB w ithout even a p u n ctu re
The
was sta rte d last Ja n u ary . A to tal of
The lookout house is 12x12 feet Bpee o n ,eter registered 3150 miles
2746 new shareh o ld ers have been the low er p art having 15 windows
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Bal,ey and fam ily left for
added since then, th e ir aggreg ate , The tow er is 6x6 feet, over th e cen- Sea8,de Sunday m orning. Mr. Bailey
purchases am ounting to $648,000.
I te r of th e main building. It has six will retu rn in a few days, b ut Mrs
This p articu la r issue has proved sliding windows.
It Is equipped Bailey and children will rem ain for
an a ttra c tiv e one for th e reason th a t with a range or fire finder. It is a a longer visit with Mrs. Bailey's
the rates on money have been g rad -I circle o f 360 degrees with sig h ts re- I m o th er.
ually receding and this investm ent j sem bling those of a su rv ey o r’s in-
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w. a o u i . c j u i ■■ i i i - i Vic M cCandless and son Jam es left
yields 7.3 per cent to the purchaser stru raen t.
In case of fire I get th e I fo r th e ir hom e in Florence.
Colo
on th e present selling price of $96 J degree of
th e location w here th e rado, last F riday, a fte r a visit w ith
per share, p ar value $100.
i fire is. I
phone to th e r&nger at , Mr. M cCandless’ sister Mrs J D
Practically all new public utility H em lo ck who sets his In stru m en t on Bailey,
securities of this class now being put (th a t degree and can tell w ithin a
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JULY
4,
IM S
Dave W eaver and A. G. Guynup
retu rn ed F rid ay from Newport where
they atten d ed th e G. A. R. conven­
tion. They believed th e convention
to be one of th e larg est they had ever
attended
Miss Mary H ansen has been put in
e G resham
lib rary
until i,
a ch . arg
» e k of th
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ber , 1.
Miss N°
N orm
Peck
, Septem
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rm a a * Lee
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is aw ay at
a m vac
o n th s n va-
Ajj present
gQOn on hpr
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ended she will w ork in one of the
P o rtlan d branch lib raries u n til Sep
tem ber 1 when she will re tu rn to
G resham .
Joe Peak has retu rn ed from his
vacation and is back to w ork again
“ l Ay,Bwortn ’ cu n n in g store,
Glen R usher retu rn ed hom e unex-
pectedly to spend th e F o u rth ,
Mr. and Mrg Wm. Thom and fam-
ily are am ong those atten d in g Chau-
ta u q u a th is week.
Miss M ildred M etzger is ram ping
w ith Miss Doris Zim m erm an at the
Zim m erm an cam p at G ladstone Park.
Mrs. Richard H einey has been ill i
f o r several days w ith a severe case
of bronchitis b ut she is slowly im-
proving
NEW STOCK OF
Royal Worcester and Bon Ton Corsets
Ha» Just Arrived
$1.00
$1.50
$3.50
$5.00
In flesh color
SPECIALS TO CLOSE OUT
Mr. and Mrs. E dw ard C hapm an of j
B utte, M ontana, w ere Sunday guests
Children’s Gingham Dresses, ages 1 year to 10
at th e home of Dr. H. H. H ughes 1
Mr. and Mrs. C hapm an expect to (
If an o th er lookout can see th e sam e Don|ey of g kane M,gg Do ,
spend th e su m m er out here. They
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, Momey oi spoaane. miss itonley an
Values up to $2.00
fire, th e ran g er
vouna ; ..
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" i l l m ake th e ir hom e at th e Cordova
e r g ets his reading and ,
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Ford Caravan C om ing.
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fo u r young ladies m otored from Spo-
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cross
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hotel'
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A sum m er caravan and power ex­ act spot
kane to S eattle to atten d th e n u rses'
Mrs. S. C, Jo n es is confined to her
position! T h a t’s some idea but It’s
) convention a f te r which th ey came
I am statio n ed about 12 m iles here. They left P o rtland early Mon bed w ith an a tta c k of lum bago.
Just like the Foyd people to m ake
som e such unusual dem onstration of northw est of Stevenson, which Is on day m orning on th e lr re tu rn home
the Colum bia river, In one of the and expect to be
Spokane T uesda.'
p i a
th e ir products.
E - ir t z o u f
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T .A R flR
PLANS
ELABORATE
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c o m -' night
It is planned to s ta rt th e caravan —
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o f Fords, Fordsons and im plem ents I prlBinK 640,000 acres, m ostly noble
One of th e big fea tu re s of th e 10th
from Medford about July 12 and fir and a heavy grow th un til the fire j Mrs. W ilbur Stanley is spending a an n u al convention of th e Pacific j
and work north through th e valley of 1902 swept It off. About*20 liv e s /® * ,day" w l,h h er m o ther, Mrs. A. N orthw est M erch an ts’ association to ,
and probably to o th e r parts of the were lost in th a t fire and it was w hat W ' s bipley.
be held in P o rtlan d , A ugust 6 to 12.
Mrs. H arry Buckle, of P ortland,
state. T he schedule and route will i Is called a crown fire, running above
will be th e m ost elab o rate fashion
the ground probably 20 feet. T here BpBnt th e week-end with h er parents,
be announced soon.
show ever stag ed w est of Chicago. (
m ethod of checking such a fire I Mr- and Mrs. B. W. Em ery. Mr.
In all probability G resham will be is no
Gowns,
suits,
and
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included In the plan and Its progress
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and catch.
, a ttle . w here she atten d ed th e nation-
will aw aken much interest.
approxim ately one-half m illion dol
We have had no fires up to d ate al conven,lon o l nurses.
lars, and fifty b eau tifu l and shapely
b u t th e season has hard ly begun.
Mrs. J. H. M etzger and son Ben. living m odels will participate.
We have cu to u ts on o u r phone J a ’so Mr. and Mrs. Floyd M etzger of
L a te st New Y ork an d P aris fash­
lines and in case of an electric storm P o rtlan d have gone to Seaside for a i ions will ha^e th e ir first exclusive
Put plentiful deposits in your bank account and you
we cut out and stay in th e tow er to ^ew weeb8’ stay.
¡show ing on th e Pacific Coast a t thi3
will extract multiple benefits from it.
! watch w here th e lig h tn in g may
H. C. L arsen is th e oigner of a function. In ad d itio n , th e re will be
strik e Some of our larg est fires a re new G ardner car, the first G resham j on exhibition th e creatio n s of gow ns
from this cause. They may not show sale of th e Hessel agency of th at and o th e r w earing ap p arel of P o rt-
much for th ree or fo u r weeks, tfce» ™ak e
land designers who have received
sta rt up a fte r all has been forgotten
Among G resham people who are ' th e ir in stru ctio n s in schools in New
GRESHAM, OREGON
about th e storm .
cam ping at G ladstone P ark and en- York and P aris.
Persona coming in th ese "b u rn s” joying th e C hau tau q u a sessions a re
T he elab o rate and b rillia n t spec-
to camp must get perm its from some Mrs. Jam es S terling and ch ildren, ,a c le "111 open w ith a scene of th e
governm ent em ploye and they phone Robert and R uth, Mrs. Jam es E lklng- 'law n as viewed from a wooded dell
th e lookout. In th is way we can ! ton and d au g h ter, Jean , Mr. an d Mrs. 1c,n P o rtlan d H eights, w ith fairies
keep tab on a person if a fire sta rts I). J. Geddes and son D onald, and 'lancing am ong th e everg reen s as th e
because th e ir perm it identifies th e Mrs. H. C. L arsen. Mrs. C. M. Zini- Bun r ' ses over snow -clad Mt. Hood,
persons and location of th e camp.
m erm an will go early th is week to T he scene will be th e creatio n of
F u ll line of Cold L unch M eats
Enough for th is tim e. W hile my open a camp w here m em bers of h er J °h n H. S tark , a d eco rato r of n at-
friends are sw eltering in th e heat | fam ily will come at various tim es.
ional repute.
and dust at home I will feel so rry | Mrs.
Mrs H.
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u g h te r l e m ost p a rt, th e gow ns and
; for them .
W ALTER BURCH
Main St., G resham
on lfv-
GEO. D IETL, Prop.
| W inifred, Miss Eva T acheron and j o th e r finery will be displayed
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Phone 1711
Ju n e 29. 1922
Miss B eatrice Jackson spent Sunday ing m odels
w l|l Pass In review on
afternoon and evening at C hautau-
s*a ^e- U ncut cloth will also be
[Mr. Burch has spent several sum - qua.
REDUCING WOOD W ASTE.
i d rap ed on th e m odels and m any o th e r ;
, m ers on L ookout m ountain in forest
T he Rev. A. S. Hlsey w ent to ? ° V®1 fea tu re s ln th e s a ™ » " e will )
"O nly 30 per cen t of th e wood In
service employ.
Last sum m er th e
AJO REPAIRS
Amity on Sunday, w here he preach- ? n ,r °duced.
lookout statio n described was built,
in a,iHin„„ »„
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j l a fo rest now gets Into th e form of
We have a large assortment) i everything for It being packed over ed In th e evening at th e M ethodist th e re w ill hi nr t i t " P ara‘ ' seasoned, unplan ed lum ber. Of th is
PraC,J 7 * de," On8tra- an ad d itio n al 10 to 25 per ce n t Is
! th e trail of eig h t or ten m iles from church fo r th e Rev M. B. Pnroui.a-
.. ° " M onday he j ° ined o th ‘ ra ' d eco ratin g sto re w id o w s
loBt *n th e process of m an u factu re,
| Hemlock, w here th e ran g e r statio n
is situ ated and acres of young flrs | a t J “ 1’8 C ,ty ’ ln ,e rp sted in th e estab- tu rp w j|. , ' ‘
vu ’ In ex trem e cases as little as th ree
C lair Burch ,l8hm ent ° f th ”
Ep" prth League “ " g b ivers
h
! m J,™ %
! Pe r cent ° f th ® wood
are being propagated
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reach th e finished p ro d u ct.”
All-W ool Bathing Suits, is with his fa th e r It Is about a 4- spent Monday and Tuesday building
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sta te m e n t is m ade in a booklet
auto drive from G resham to
rom children’s waders to I hour
» m e tro n JiH 8 8°» ' * h
■*ust lsBued by tb e D epartm ent of j
Hemlock by way of Cascade Locks th e au d ito riu m for th e In stitu te of
th e n o rth ern p art of th e Oregon cob -
Manv m i l ill
^ i 8 niosp Pr* A g ricu ltu re, en title d F o re st P ro d u cts!
adults’ sizes and in the latest and ferry to Stevenson.— Ed 1
ferencp-
in tro d uced
h " i T "
* f la b o ra to r y , describing th e work and !
olor combinations, too.
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Introduced th ro u g h o u t th e evening s ,
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Apply la-ail Arsenati*.
George and H arry P reston are vis- e n te rta in m e n t. T h e best ta le n t from “ ‘" f °
experlm entaI lab o rato ry
The beetles on la te potatoes u su ­ Ring with th e ir m other, Mrs. M ary th e re g u la r vaudeville th e a tre s and n’a in ta ,n ®d b y . tb e J’’0 ™8* « ^ v ic e In
We also have a complete) ally may be controlled by adding two
P reston, at th e hom e of Mr. ad Mrs. m any clever am a te u rs have been en- ®°°p e ra t'on w i,b th e U niversity of |
ine of W IL W Il’E all-wool) pounds lead arse n a te to 100 gallons B. W. Emery.
EXPERT MECHANICS
gaged for th e event.
i ^ " i
M ad' SOn’
of Bordeaux solution as applied for
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lathing suits.
Fred L. Bourne has vacated the
T h e executive com m is*
ittee of - Buy-
, T he booklet o u tlin es how, th ro u g h > who u n d erstan d th e rep a ra tio n of ail
disease control. W here spraying foi | f,_ k
ci
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a
, eXP®r ‘mPn' ’ th ® sta n d ard m otors a re em ployed in th is
beetle alone, to the lead a r s « . t e ^
a n , “ ^ P‘C. 8h° P " " Pow '>" e r ’s Week is a rra n g in g for a special T ' 7
fe a tu re exclusively for th e vl8itihg ab o ™to ; y ' B dpvfsing and broadcast- shop w here th e h ighest type of re­
solution add one gallon of m olasses
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women. It will be an o rgan recital X *
COraniercia' m eth° d8
, pairs is to be
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expected at prices of
to each 50 gaiions o ' d ilu te spray. )
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n“a r
in one of P o rtla n d ’s larg e th e a te rs by
h f
bis enorm ous w aste of th e fairness In every way-
O ur equip­
f
’ “ m 2 " , 8UPP y Can b®
m ent is m odern in every respect.
A cent o r lees a word, a d o llar o r
Mrs T. W. Wlxon retu rn ed S atur- several of th e m ost talen ted organ-
I„ n „w i„ „,i
re
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duced. By reducing th is w aste. It is
i m ore a stile— W ant Ada do it
¡day evening from F ort H uron, Mi, h- I.io
ists in P o rtlan d . T he m usical pro- „ „ i„ ,„ .
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pointed o u t, the life of o u r present
Sherman McCarter Garage
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gan, w here she w ent a m onth and a g ram will consist of both c la s s ic a l!
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fo rests will be prolonged and th e
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h alf ago when she heard of th e seri­ and p o p u lar n um bers. In ad d itio n to
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problem of grow ing new fo rests m ade M M N M M S M t H M H M S M M S M M t I H H I H I M i n i l l l l l l l l l l l i n i i i t i i H i i M H U
k
ous Illness of h er fath er. H er fa th e r th e o rg an recital, th e re will be moy-- | _ _ 1, „
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sim pler, because by p rev en tin g the
ing p ictu res exhibited. An e n tire
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passed aw ay several weeks ago.
ki„„v „»
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tim b er less tim b er will have $ ;
T h e re g u la r m eeting of th e G resh­ block of . seats . fo . r . th is event will be i to be grow n.
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fo r visiting
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'GOLD'
am G range will be next S aturday reserved , exclusively
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Among th e various m ethods stu d - 3
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SEAL
evening, Ju ly 8, in th e G range hall. women. ... A k co m m k ittee of . . P . o rtlan d i ’ed
a * ‘ be lab o rato ry for decreasing
REPAIRING AND RETREADING
women will have ch arg e of th is fea-
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T he Queen E sth e r circle has post­
p
w aste of forest p ro d u cts is th e tre a t-
All work guaranteed,
poned th e re g u la r m eeting which
d _ . „ i i ___ k
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toent of woods to preserv ativ es, re-
[vz GUARANTEE
T i m e l<> M«» t i r « 9
was to have been held to n ig h t and , r i„,„ „» i > i p i i . f o n i many < is sjBtjng decay. T h ro u g h such tre a t-
'lev FUA»
S A TlSS vnow GUARANTE»!) ,
will meet next Monday. Ju lv 10. In- h
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r a .® e r r ,o ry m ent an an n u al saving of 1 H billion
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have inform ed th e executive com m it- k
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stead .
board feet Is estim ated to be possible
GEORGE A. BRANDT
Mrs. II. O. Boswell, accom panied th e rU l.o rs in th a t’ ch y d ^ l ^ ! ^ ‘bp case of railro ad ties alone, and
Opposite Brow n's M arket
Phone 1107
Powell St,
by h er m o th er and fath er. Mr ami convention
P rospects are th at th e .m h e r T n td 7 "
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s
Mrs. A. II P halr. left a few days a m a tten d a n ce will he fa r g re a te r th an v
a
a * * r®*a ,e g r ®a ‘-
T he Gold Seal has come to 5
on a trip by a u to th ro u g h McKenzie th a t o f 1921 when over 1.600 were ? T k " p ™
' " ®n o u >' forB‘B-
mean much to housew ives because 5
pass. W hile aw ay they expect to en- reg istered
T h ® Fore8t P ro d u c<8 L ab o rato ry Is
of its broad g u ara n tee of “ sa tis- I
Joy fishing In th e Deschutes r i v e r . ) _____________ _
8 S °vernm eOt In stitu tio n ; its advice
faction o r your money back.”
T hey will be gone about 10 days.
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W lreiens _ .......
Aids Jenv-lers.
and BUKKp8tl° n s are to be had for
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T he Legion boys re tu rn e d List
F ifteen hu n d red s m s l" w ireless ' b® j" ? ! " *
D presents, according to
They realize w hat It m eans to
¡T hursday evening from Camp Lewis, o u tfits have been in stalled in P aris ' ® ,
e t’ an o p p o rto n ity for m an y .
buy a san ita ry , easy-to-clean.
They paraded In P o rtlan d d u rin g th e
w atch and clock stores to manufa<’tu re rs wood users and tlm -
July 1, 1922 was another Red I.etter Day for the
handsom e "a ll-o v er” floor-cover­
afternoon.
E rn est S tra tto n and A pn«ble th e Jewelers to catch th e cor -**r Ky ° * er8 t° supplem ent th e in-
ing, every y ard of which is g u a r­
owners of our 7 per cent Prior Preference Stock.
W. M etzger left cam p with th e boys rec,‘ G reenw ich m eridian tim e as it
w** ta *ned by e*P<*rtence
anteed to give e n tire satisfactio n .
U het ks for thousands of dollars were mailed out by
hut
drove to
to Vanennvei-
. „ I s 8en*
sent dally
dallv st
nt IB
ata
id o ’clock k..
bv .k
th „ e an " , har,‘
‘ knocks w ith technical
w n n ic a i d data
hut drove
V ancouver, n
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W in-
F
orm
erly
th
e
exact
tbrOU*
b
research
us to our I hriftv Customers and Patrons in payment ; stead of com ing home. They have ;
to w er
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T his p am phlet co n tain in g 47 pages
bo«n visiting th e re but will re tu rn tim,> bad to be o btained from th e ob-
of the SECOND REGULAR QUARTERLY D l\ I-
and 24 illu stra tio n s may he had free
to
Tacom
a
for
th
e
races
ou
Ju
ly
4th
,
**rv»tory
by
telephone.
DI’.ND on their holdings in this sound and attractive
Gresham, Oregon
a fte r which they will retu rn home
T he In stallatio n is sim plicity itself of ch arg e by w riting to th e United I H H I I . I W , W | ^ , „ , „ .................................................................. M M H n m l
security.
S
tates
D
epartm
ent
of
A
griculture.
in diam
E sth e r P eterson has re tu rn e d T he outfit, about nine inches
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W ashington. D. C.
Consult our Investment Department at once and get I , to Miss
G resham and has resum ed her e ,e r ' ls bnn* on a na,! ,n ,h e wal1 A
Much poorly filled g rain will
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on our Mailing List for the
copper w ire run down to th e cellar or
I work at th e Bank of G resham .
NOTICE
m ake b e tte r hay th an g rain and
Miss R uth H artley has been vlslt- along a w ater or gas pipe serve« as a
T he ladles of th e B aptist Guild should be cut fo r th a t purpose o r fo r
w
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ing In G resham a t the hom e of Mr , 5 ground
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th e th a t purpose or for silage. H arvest
and M r. H J. P u lfer but left this h' b "
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m orning for Colorado
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Mr and Mrs Wm E verett left a be done In Uve m f inutes
Investment Department
cellaneous
articles left from th e ir hay.
week ago Sunday on a vacation trip.
recent
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G resham
Need Your Nuit C le w e d ?
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Room 605 Electric Bldg., Portland, Oregon
cond and fo u rth W ednes- a<' ,'ep,f,’l by th e Guild and all pro- pairing neatly
d o n dry
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com panied them
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P E T E R LENARD. T ailor
Closing-Out Price $1.15
Walrad Mercantile Co.
A BUSINESS MAN SAYS:
A bank account exemplifies the truth
that what you get out of life depends en­
tirely on what you put into it.
FIRST STATE BANK
CHOICE MEATS
Homemade Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Lard
SANITARY MARKET
Going to the Coast?
Jantzen
’riced $1.25 to $6.25 j
E. W. Ay Is worth
Fisk Tires and Tubes
OLDFIELD TIRES
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GRESIIAM TIRE COMPANY
DIVIDEND NO. 2
Another Red Letter Day
J. E. METZGER !
NEXT DIVIDEND ON OCTOBER FIRST
1 his Stock Yields 7.3 per cent
Portland Railway, Light & Power Co.