T W IC E
A
W EEK
G resham O utlook
VOL. 13, NO. 58
PASTORS ASSIGNED
TO POWELL VALLEY
M. E. CHURCHES
TU ESD A Y S
AND
F R ID A Y S
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON» TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 19*3
COUNTY CLUBS WILL
EXHIBIT AT SALEM
G et H an d som e P hoto F ree
\\ hat could be more desirable than a handsome photo of
CLOTHING STORE
IS MODERNIZED
AND ENLARGED
Timely Comments
M ultnom ah county clubs should yourself or some member of your family?
It j A rthur B risbane.
rea p a good h arv est a t th e sta te fair
Perhaps you have put it off a long time. Now is your chance,
th is year, since u n u su al q u ality as you don’t need to wait any longer.
The little moon, trav e lin g along 25
j w ell as q u an tity of ex h ib its w ere
W ith every paid in advance yearly subscription to the Out m iles a m inute, got betw een th e earth
I show n a t th e county fair and th e very
look, from now until October 31, 1923, will be given free a cou and th e sun the o th e r day and for 169
best has been selected for Salem. High pon entitling the subscriber, or a member of his family, to a seconds th e su n 's light w ent out, en
The Rev. A. S. Hisey w as rea p p o in t honors w ere won la st y ea r and a keen
tirely at ce rtain places, to a lim ited
As a re su lt of th e en larg em en t of
ed as head p asto r of the Pow ell V al in te rest is tak en to hold th is place handsome photo, size 4 x6, on buff paper, the newest thing in degree elsew here.
portraits,
on
a
beautiful
easel
mount.
th
e
A ylsw orth & M artin m en’s clo th
ley circu it, w ith th e Rev. E. O. Ran- again.
T he moon was som ething like a
Pay your subscription a year in advance for the Outlook child w alking betw een you and your ing and fu rn ish in g s sto re a t G resham ,
ton as p asto r a t B oring, P lea san t
E ighty-six ex hibitors w ill be re p re alone or in combination with a Portland daily and you get the reading lamp. The eclipse w as photo and th e m any im provem ents w ithin
Home and T routdale, and th e Rev. J.
sented, not including th e can n in g co n coupon.
Present the coupon at Gresham Photo Studio. R. M. g raphed by sc ien tists on th e earth , th e sto re itself, G resham is given one
S tanford Moore a t F airview , P lea san t
te sta n ts, stock judging, p o u ltry ju d g Hardy proprietor, and he will do the rest. The coupon is good and from flying m achines, but only of the m ost m odern business places of
V alley and Rockwood, a t th e closing
savages w ere agitated. We d o n 't be
ing and ra b b it ju d g in g team s and until December 1, 1923.
lieve, as they once did, th a t a dragon Its line to be found outside th e large
of the Oregon C onference of the
m em bers at club cam ps. E x h ib its will
is
g up the sun. And we don't cities. T he alte ra tio n s to th e H ow ltt
M ethodist E piscopal church, w hich
See samples of Mr. H ardy’s fine portrait work at the studio or th in eatin
include 12 calves, 36 pigs, 10 pens of
k th a t angry gods a re w arn in g us building, th e w hole low er floor of
at_the
Outlook
office.
cam e to an end last night. Mr. Hisey
to behave ourselves.
poultry, 4 g arden exhibits, 8 potato
w hich th e sto re now occupies, have
and Mr. R anton a re w ell know n in
This offer is good on new or renewal subscriptions until
exhibits, 10 cookery, 6 can n in g and 24
been going on for several w eeks and
th is te rrito ry , and Mr. Moore is like
October 31, 1923.
In th e old days they took eclip ses so
sew ing exhibits.
w ise know n to m any in th is locality.
seriously th a t tw o arm ies, ab o u t to have now reached com pletion. Two
Let
us
hear
from
your
early.
Calf club ex h ib ito rs are, R obert
fight, tu rn ed tail and w ent hom e in a sto re room s have been tu rn ed Into
H e is a son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs.
h u rry when the sun began to d isap one, doubling th e floor space form erly
Thos. Gill, w'ho lives n ea r G resham . K erslak e, P ercy C arlson, Jo h n Flem
pear. It w as a poor ru le r th a t d idn’t occupied by th e firm.
Mr. Moore and his fam ily w ill occupy ing, W alter A nderegg, Amy A nderegg U PPER GRADES BEGIN
CONSTITUTION WEEK
have som e kind of eclipse w hen he
T he m ost o u tstan d in g fea tu re is the
WORK OF SCHOOL YEAR
th e parsonage a t Rockwood and Mr. w ith H olsteins. F red Bowman, Collin
died.
WILL BE OBSERVED
Cree,
Clifford
E
kstrom
,
Sven
Nelson
en
larg ed window space w hich has
T
he
Reverend
In
crea
se
M
ather,
who
R anton and fam ily th a t at P lea san t
HERE FRIDAY NIGHT
H elen A lthaus, R o b ert S oderquist
T he seventh and eighth g rad es
w rote his in te restin g essay on "R e been in creased from 15 feet to 50 feet.
Home.
w ere called to g eth er Monday and a s
Clyde Je n n in g s w ith Jersey s.
A m eeting of u n u su al in te re st will m a rk ab le P ro v id en ces” in th e early It is now all used for window displays
T he Rev. F. J. Sm ith, who w as p a s
signed studies w hich they are to ca rry bs held in M asonic hall next F riday P u rita n days, found it easy enough to w hich a re m ade a ttra c tiv e by Mr.
H
am
p
sh
ire
exhibitors,
are,
Melba
to r a t Rockwood, Fairview and T ro u t
explain an eclipse In M assachusetts.
on a t home, in o rd er to get sta rte d on
night, S eptem ber 21. th e occasion be He said it expressed th e g rief of Na M artin who has had a g re a t deal of
dale la st year h as re tire d from the Milne, R ichard Beadle, Jo h n W elbes
th
e
y
e
a
r's
w
ork
of
th
e
school.
The
tu re at the death of P resid en t C haun experience In window decoration. T he
active service, as has the Rev. M. B. L aw rence A ylsw orth, G ilbert Lind.
eig h th grad e m u st ta k e sta te exam i ing observance of C onstitution Week. cey, of H arvard. Q uite a com plim ent en larg ed p late g lass w indow s afford
D
uroc
Je
rse
y
—Isab
elle
N
ew
lands
P aro u n ag ia n because of ill health.
The m eeting is called u n d er a u s for H arvard.
excellent light for th e en tire store.
V earle H ow ell, M illard Chase, Clif n atio n s in all stu d ies and the seventh
T he appointm ents of form er recent
T he Increased floor space has m ade
ford N elson,
W illiam
N ew lands in a p a rt of th e ir subjects a t a fixed pices of the G resham Masonic lodge.
We know th a t an eclipse m eans possible a m uch b etter a rran g e m en t of
p asto rs of th e G resham ch a rg e a re as
tim e in May, an d it w as th o u g h t ad T h ere will be sev eral sp eak ers and
T hom as N ew lands.
nothing a t all except th a t th e moon
follow s: the Rev. M elville T. W ire,
v isab le to get th e p upils of th ese
th e various lines of clothing, shoes
P oland China— Floyd Stafford.
m usic will be fu rn ish ed by th e high gets in fro n t of our sun lam p and
A sto ria; th e Rev. R. E. Myers, Wood
g
rad
es
a
t
th
e
ir
w
ork
at
once
in
order
sh u ts out th e light for a m inute. We and fu rn ish iu g s handled by th e firm.
C hester W hite— H arla n d H ayden
law n, P o rtla n d ; th e Rev. A. C. B rack
have prog ressed in th a t way. But we New cab in ets have been Installed and
to be read y for th a t tim e. They have school o rch e stra.
B erk sh ire— Alvin K aser.
enbury, Clinton K elly ch u rch , P o rt
T he arra n g e m e n ts are in ch arg e of d o n 't yet know enough to stop m ur every th in g Is m ade a ttra c tiv e and ac
alre
ad y had a handicap of one week.
P o u ltry —C arl Z im m erm an, H enry
dering each other, as they did In the cessible.
land. Dr. D. H. L each is continued as
The announcem ent to the pupils was a com m ittee of th e local lodge, co n days of su p e rstitio n and d ark n ess.
Brow n, E dith S oderquist, R o b ert Sod
su p e rin ten d e n t of th is d istrict.
T he Im proved facilities should g re a t
erq u ist, G eorge M cA llister, D ale P ar to m eet a t M etzger's hall, b ut a rra n g e sistin g of Rev. D. Q. B arry, Rev. A. 8.
T he Rev. G eorge C. B errem an, who sons, C h arles H ow ard, V ylm er Cook m ents have been m ade for th e use of
T uesday w as Rosh H ashanah. the ly Increase th e business of the store,
H isey and A. F. H am m ar. W hile not Jew
ish New Year, num ber 5684.
w as on th e Powell V alley c irc u it la st C arl Bowman, F red Bowm an and th e B ap tist ch u rc h for th e assig n m en t
especially as th e conditions m ake pos
ab le to announce definitely th e sp eak
C h ristian s call it th e y ea r 1923. sible a low er p rice for th e sam e q u ali
y ea r as p asto r a t P le a sa n t Home, is Jo n n R obinson.
and re p o rt of w ork. Y esterday 25 pu
O
ther
relig
io
n
s
and
n
atio
n
alities
have
atten d in g Iliff School of Theology at
Sew ing— M arg aret K erslak e, Mary p ils enrolled in th e eighth and 23 in ers, th e com m ittee rep o rts they will o th er y ea rs and o th er d ates, a m ajor! ties th an Is usual elsew here.
D enver, Colorado.
T he public Is pleased to see th e evi
L enard, H elen B ronson, Hazel Wis th e seventh g rad es, and it is know n be prom inent m en and w ell w orth ty believing th a t th e w orld is about
T he
follow ing
s ta tistic s
w ere h a rt, E dna M cCreary, V era Stafford, th a t sev eral m ore in each g rad e will hearing. E v ery lover of A m erica and 6,000 y ears old, and ought to end soon dences of e n te rp rise and confidence
If old E a rth told h er rea l age, we show n by th is w ell estab lish ed busi
b ro u g h t out in connection w ith the T re lla H ow ell, E lsie M attson, R uth com e later. I t w as pointed o u t th a t A m erican in stitu tio n s w ithin th e lo
should learn th a t m any th in g s hap
an n u a l co nference: T he tre a s u re r's E lm er, A gnes S öderström , E d ith and success in th e y e a r’s w ork depends
pened h ere a thousand m illion y ears ness In O resham and ca n n o t fail to
cality will w ant to be present.
re p o rt show ed th a t ,102,821 had been E lsie Jo h n so n , W ilm a Chase, Amy larg ely in g ettin g a good s ta r t and
ago. W hen it sta rted , we d o n 't know show its ap p reciatio n by buying at
The m eeting is an open one and the
home w here th e selection Is good, the
paid to d isciplinary benevolences o r N oreen, E d ith S oderquist, G ertru d e th a t faith fu l, e a rn e st w ork now will
F lying m achines dropping bombs prices reaso n ab le and th e tre a tm e n t
public
is m ost co rd ially invited.
dered by the g eneral conference d u r B rugger, L o rn a
Schedeen,
E d n a co u n t larg ely in th e w ork of th e
th a t cost a few d o llars have again courteous.
ing th e past year in Oregon, and Wood, Ja n e L ord, L ouise M iller, E ve m onths to follow. “A ttention in the
dem o n strated for th e benefit of the
,108,921 had been co ntributed to the lyn H ansen, E lizabeth P rid eau x .
key to learn in g ," said P rin cip al Q uick- GRESHAM GARAGE HAS
A m erican people th a t b attle sh ip s are
benevolences ordered by th e ann u al
C anning— W ilm a Chase, B onita Max sail. He pointed o ut how n ecessary it
NEW MANAGEMENT obsolete. T he old b attlesh ip V irginia STUDIES AT U. OF 0.
used as a ta rg e t w as sunk in th irty
WILL BEGIN OCTOBER 1
conference. T his la tte r figure w as w ell, Evelyn H ansen, Ja n e L ord,
th a t p u p ils cu ltiv ate th e h ab it of
m inutes by a filer 10,000 feet up. How
A
change
in
th
e
autom
obile
business
g re a te r by ,78,991 th a n for th e prev i Louise G ard n er, C h risted a Johnson.
atte n tio n if they expect to m ake head
m any forty m illion-dollar b attlesh ip s
High school g rad u a tes who plan to
ous year.
w ay in th e ir studies. “Do R ig h t," he of G resham becam e effective y e s te r will th is co u n try build to supply
H om e M aking— M ildred Kummel.
en ter th e U niversity of Oregon this
day
when
th
e
G
resham
G
arage
passed
G arden—A lb ert an d D avid Nord- said, is the b rief b ut im p o rta n t m otto
am using ta rg e ts some day for foreign
S ta tistic s published by th e com m it
fall a re req u ested by U niversity of
from the m anagem ent of F red S o u th fliers?
tee in ch a rg e of th a t b ran c h of the blom, Clifford E kstrom , A uburn C urtis of th e school.
ficials to be In E ugene S eptem ber 25.
a
rd
to
th
a
t
of
F
re
d
Hoss
and
F
ra
n
k
F
o
rty
m
illion
d
o
llars
sp
e
n
t
w
isely
P otato—W illiam E llio tt, Roy Beadle,
rec o rd s show ed in te restin g data. S al
Mrs. A. J. K reu d er, th e te ac h er of
on flying ships, w ith a few m ore m il T he re g u la r fresh m an E nglish exam i
H
am
lin.
T
he
new
ow
ners
have
ta
k
arie s to p asto rs in th e sta te totaled T heodore L ind, R oland Schedeen, Mel th e seventh grade, w as Introduced to
en over the office and will atten d to all lions on su b m arin es, would m ake nation will be held on th a t date.
fighting fleets u n n ecessary and a ttac k
,193,699; to conference claim an ts w as vin M agnuson, George R odlun, Jacob h e r pupils and gave them th e ir a s
R eg istratio n d ates for both new and
new business, though Mr. S ou th ard by an y n atio n foolish.
signm ents. Mrs. K reu d er w as th e ef
paid ,19,244; th e re w ere 95 local Kuch.
old stu d e n ts will be T h u rsd ay and F ri
will
have
un
til
th
e
1st
of
O
ctober
to
Ju d g in g Team s.
p re a c h e rs; 2356 baptism s w ere m ade
ficient p rin cip al of th e Rockwood
com plete w ork in hand and wind up
A w hile ago, anybody ask in g th e day, S eptem ber 27 and 28. C lasses be
P o u ltry — Dale P arso n , C harles school for th e p a st tw o years.
d u rin g th e y ea r; th e ch u rch had a
G overnm ent to fix th e p rice of oil gin on th e follow ing Monday, Oct. I.
the
affairs
of
th
e
business.
m em bership of 26,784 resid e n t and H ow ard, M asaru Takoa.
S tudies w ere assigned y esterd ay in
T he reg istra tio n pro ced u re Is as fol
T he g ara g e w as tak en over th ree would have been called an an a rc h ist
R abbit— Dick Je n n in g s, E lw in A n all su b jects of th e tw o g rad es and the
2856 outside m em bers; th e re w ere
by the m oderates, and m u rd ero u s B ol low s: T he stu d e n t w ill call a t the
and
a
h
alf
y
ea
rs
ago
by
F
red
S
outh
shevik by real tories. Now, In T exas
p upils w ere in stru c ted to re tu rn W ed
206 Sunday schools, w ith a to ta l en derson, F ra n k Rhodie.
r e g is tra r ’s office in th e A dm inistration
Stock— Roy and R ich ard Beadle, nesday m orning a t 9 o’clock w ith w rit ard an d his son F ra n k u n d er th e nam e th e oil men them selves ask th e sta te
ro llm ent, including te ac h ers and of
building to o b tain his re g istra tio n
of
S
o
u
th
ard
&
S
o
u
th
ard
,
and
ab
o
u
t
six
governm
ent
to
fix
a
price.
When
prices
ten rep o rts on th e w ork and receive
ficers and w orkers, of 35,582; average Clifford Nelson.
blanks. He next ta k es his b lan k s to
get sick, any doctor is welcome.
C anning— B onita M axwell, Louise new assig n m en ts for re p o rt on the m o n th s ago F ra n k sold o ut to his
atten d a n ce of schools w as 18,396,
his adviser, th e adviser being a m em
fath er.
follow ing F rid ay m orning. T his plan
K em al P ash a com es back to the ber of th e faculty of th e d ep a rtm en t or
Divided am ong 198 ch u rch p ro p er G ardner.
T
he
new
ow
ners
are
local
young
M embers a t Club Cam p— M arg aret will be follow ed u n til th e com pletion
fro n t page by preventing resto ra tio n
tie s in th e state, the estim ated value
men, both ex-service men an d both of the h arem In T urkey. It w as once school In w hich th e stu d en t h as elect
of th e new building, w hich is expected
w as ,1,842,175;
estim ated value of K erslak e, Clifford E kstrom .
sp ecially train ed for auto re p a ir work as difficult to Im agine a T u rk w ithout ed to u n d erta k e his m ajo r work. In
A livestock ca r, w ith Ju liu s L uscher to be ready for use by October 1.
p arso n ag es w as ,317,050; paid on im
In th e service, w here th e ir w ork had m any w ives as of a Chinese w ith o u t a co n su ltatio n with th e ad v iser th e s tu
p rovem ents la st y ear w as ,184,106; in charge, an d a stock tru c k w ill
to
do p a rtic u la rly w ith autom obiles pigtail. The pigtail is gone, and the d e n t’s co u rse is arran g e d .
LOCAL YOUNG PEOPLE
am ount paid on old indebtedness, tra n s p o rt exhibits.
An Innovation In th is y ea r's re g is
and tru ck s. T hey will co n tin u e to harem w ives a re going. Wise K em al
TAKE MARRIAGE VOWS give to th e p atro n s of the g arag e the says th a t one T u rk ish wife, of th e new tratio n plan, w hich w ill sim plify pro
,32,717; p rese n t indebtedness, ,122,-
B
arg
ain
co
u
n
ter.
See
T he Peoples'
w om an type, is as m uch as an y one
272; c u rre n t expenses, ,78,827.
cedure, is th a t th e stu d e n t will reg is
th e w an t ads.
Miss Ebba O sterdahl and C arl C hrls- ca re and skill w hich have m arked the T u rk can o r ought to own.
te r on S eptem ber 27 and 28 for the
S
o
u
th
ard
s
in
th
e
ir
dealin
g
s
w
ith
the
enson of G resham w ere m arried at
W heat w as low er la st week. The en tire y ea r's w ork. T his w ill elim i
th e F irs t P re sb y teria n church in P o rt public.
F red H oss has been em ployed a t the e a rth q u a k e leaves th o u san d s in need n ate re g istra tio n s a t th e beginning of
land la st S atu rd ay afternoon. Mr. and
of food, hut th a t d oesn't help th e
Mrs. N ordling of B ridal Veil w ere w it S tan d a rd Oil sta tio n in O resham for p rice of w heat. N ations alw ays find th e w inter and sp rin g term s.
ab
o
u
t
four
and
a
h
alf
years,
having
nesses of th e cerem ony. Mr. and Mrs.
m oney to buy w heat for w ar, no m a t
C h risten sen will m ake th e ir hom e in tak en up th a t w ork soon a fte r his d is te r how high th e price. They do not EKEDEBH K E. KIDDLE
WAS LEADED AT I . OF 0 .
ch a rg e from th e arm y. F ra n k H am lin spend so easily m erely to reliev e h u
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B riday Veil d u rin g th e w inter.
has been em ployed as m echanic a t the m an suffering.
F red erick E. K iddle of Islan d City,
Announcement of Business Change. g ara g e for th e p ast tw o years.
Oh, That Kind.
new ly elected sta te com m ander of th e
I have sold th e O resham G arage and
The OREGON FIRE RELIEF ASS’N of Me-
Mrs. W om an: "I u n d ersta n d from A m erican Legion, w as p ro m in ent in
Mrs. T alky th a t her son is an a r tis t stu d e n t affairs a t th e U niversity of
w ish to th a n k th e public for the g en
A Masted Kep.
MINNVILLE, jt.nr a n n HOME COMPANY, IlM
—and w orks for a big city p u b lica
ero u s p atro n ag e accorded and bespeak
Ju d g e : “W hat is your nam e?”
Oregon In hiH u n d erg rad u a te days. He
tnken DEFINITE ACTION toward RELIEVING
tio n .”
I
P
riso
n
e
r
(tu
rn
in
g
to
his
la
w
y
e
r):
th e sam e co n sid eratio n for my su cces
Mrs. W om an's F rie n d : "Yes. He obtained th e degree of bachelor of
I
“G
reat
H
eavens,
w
hat
chance
have
the PRESSURE on the FARMERS of OREGON.
so rs, F red H oss and F ra n k H am lin,
I got before an ig n o ran t m an like is m aking a house-to-house can v ass science in 1917, com pleting his m ajor
Under <»ur NEW I’ l.AN w e u ill injure FARM
who will c a rry on th e business at the th at. He don’t read th e n ew sp ap ers.” for them .”
w ork In the school of business ad m in
old stand. A nyone owing th e firm Is
PROPERTY for it term of FIVE YEARS, anti
istratio
n.
"Speak w ell of everyone. If you
asked to call a t once and settle.
allow the farm er to pay his premium ONE-
K iddle p rep ared for th e U niversity
T he w ant ad w ay Is th e way to su c speak of them at all— none of us are
FR ED SOUTHARD.
cess.
so very good.”— E lb e rt H ubbard.
a t La G rande high school. In college
FIFTH each year.
NO INTEREST will he
he becam e a m em ber of Sigm a Nu f r a
charged on these deferred premium paym ents.
tern ity , To-Ko-Lo sophom ore society
The polieies are GUARANTEED to lie absolutely
and A lpha K appa Psi, n ational com
NON-ASSESSABLE.
m erce fra te rn ity . Because of his a c t
ive p articip atio n In u n d erg rad u a te
T his is the MOST LIBERAL proposition e \a r
activ ities he was elected to F ria rs,
offered by ANY INSURANCE COMPANY, either
| senior honor society.
FARM INSURANCE
Towels and Blankets Sale
at tills or any other tim e in history.
Let us repeat, the polieies are issued on the llat
rate plan, and are absolutely non-assessable, and
there Is NO INTEREST to pay on the deferred
premium paym ents.
The theory that all CORPORATIONS are
HEARTLESS has been R BOUGHT ASUNDER,
by this most liberal offer, on the part of the
OREGON FIRE R] I.II I ASS’N of Me.MINN-
Y IIL E .
Every farm er in the State, ow n ing Insurable
property, ean and should participate in this in
surance savin g plan, us it was form ulated e x
pressly for the benefit of our farm ers.
You place yourself under no ob ligation s w hat
ever, by m aking inquiry for full particulars.
B. W. THORNE, Resident Agent
Bank of G re« ham Building,
P hones, Office 1291; Res. 1957
W ill con tin u e for a fe w d a y s lon ger
G ood W eigh t
G ood W eight
Turkish Towels
Turkish Towels
White, size 18x35
W hite, size 20x45
E x tra -H ea v y , d ou b le
thread
Turkish Towels
White, size 23x45
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Just received, direct from the mill, a Big Shipment of Wolverine Plaid Blankets, size
66x80, full bed size, in pretty plaids of grey, blue, helio, corn and pink. Sold regularly
at $3.75.
SPECIALLY PRICED AT $2.98
A v a il you rselv es o f this opportunity N ow .
L. A. WACK <& CO.
Phone 2221
Gresham, Oregon
September Installm ent.
"You look hollow chested and th in ,”
said th e p ressu re pum p to th e Inner
tube. “W hat Is th e m a tte r? "
"Incom e ta x ,” w earily replied th e
| in n er tube.
Window C leaning
F o r ex p e rt window cleaning see 8.
I TaJIma, or leave o rd e rs w ith John
Browu, G resham , phone 2501.
BLANKETS
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"T h e re a re today very in siste n t a d
vocates of governm ent o w n ersh ip of
railro ad s. F ran k ly , I do not sh a re
th eir views. Our political system has
not reached a sta te of developm ent
when we can in su re p ro p er ad m in is
tra tio n .”— W arren G. H arding.
Painful.
T each er—“Do you know an y th in g
w orse th an a giraffe w ith a stiff
neck?”
P upil— “Yea, a
centipede
w ith
co rn s.”
Money to loan on real estate. F arm
loans at ( per cent. B. W. T h o rn e.—
Adv.
Agent« for
Butterfek
Patterns
T h e Bank o f G reeham paye 6 per
11 cent In te re st on tim e depoelts.— Adv.
1 ' A
S torag e b a tte ry re p a irin g and re c n a rg -
a,l<1 • er‘* r * ,<’ '' work-
R aker