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
R'
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
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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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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.
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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
in
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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-
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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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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
w hile th °®
e rem
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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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Room 605 Electric Bldg., Portland, Oregon
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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.