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GKfcMMAM » H I H I
GRESHAM LOCALS
The fa ll and w in ter lin e o f
Popular Priced
Novelty Jewelry
is on display at our store. Exquisite new de
signs are being introduced, and at attractive
prices.
We have a large selection of sheet music.
GUY D. JONES
Jeweler
J
UMBRELLAS
C h ild re n ’s School U m b rellas
a s so rte d h a n d le s, ea
..#8c
W o m e n ’s U m b rellas w ith
r in g a n d le a th e r s tr a p
h a n d le s, ea #1.5«, #2.25, #2.75
M en’s
28-inch
U m b rellas
each ................... #1.5«, #2.25
W e C arry the B ea co n F a lls R ubber Co.
Rubber Footwear
In all sizes for Men, Women and Children
NOTE-- T h e m a n u fa c tu re rs w ill re p la c e a new p a ir fo r
a n y im p e rfe c t ones.
DUCK H U N T E R S — T ry o u r R ed Buddy S p o rtin g R u b
b er Boots. N one B e tte r.
B oys’ all wool h eav y S w ea te rs, sp e cia l a t #2.75
WALRAD
MERCANTILE CO.
"The House of Quality"
P h o n e 1411
G resh am
Z3ÏZ2
OUR HEALTH
BREAD
a t thia Bakery and a t S tores
Contains the Vitamlaes, ml-ed by
scientific p rin cip les
It's Good and Good (o r You
Gresham City Bakery
THEO. VAN DONINCK
Phone 1221
Dressing the
for School
S. B. H all has been ju d g in g (arm
cro p s a t sev eral (airs. He w as a t Co
lum bia co unty (air on la st W ednesday
and a t C lackam as county (air a t C an
by on T h u rsd ay .
T he re g u la rly q u a rte rly m u ster of
th e n atio n al g u ard unit, h ea d q u arte rs
com pany first b attalio n , 18«th Inian
try , was held la st n ig h t a t th e gym
nasium . M ajor Van H orn, of P o rt
land, was in sp ectin g officer. A rran g e
m ents a re being m ade to o rg an ize an
indoor b aseb all team and a b ask et ball
team o( th e m em bers. T hese w ill play
ag a in st local and P o rtla n d team s.
T h ere is need of a few m ore m en, says
Lieut. C. G. S chneider, as som e mem
b ers have moved (rom the lo cality and
five men a re leaving (or school.
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. K ern sp e n t last
S atu rd ay a t C anby a t th e tai? w here
Mrs. K ern had en tered sev eral c a n
ning exhibits. She received several
blue and red ribbons on h er entries.
From Canby they w ent to Mt. Angel
w here they visited th e ir son W. R.
K ern and fam ily. Monday they drove
to Salem to th e sta te (air w here Mrs.
K ern en tered som e of h e r canned
goods.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. P ag e an d children
and Jam es L aw ren ce rec en tly sp en t a
w eek a t M anzanita an d Rockaw ay. Mr.
P ag e’s m o th er (rom P asad en a is v isit
ing in G resham .
$1.00
$1.00
85, to $1.00
35, t o $1.00
$2.50 to $4.50
25, to 35e
$5.00 to $10.00
$3.75 to $4.50
$2.50
$3.00
Atrentn for
AylsWortK 8 M artir\
M E N ’S W EA R
S h o e s
Marx Clothes
All-W ool Double Blankets, size
66x80, full bed size, in blue, pinks,
tans, greys and lavendor plaids. G uar
anteed all wool, both warp and filling.
.ea.
ä s IS R h
S p e c ia lly P riced
$ £ .8 5
M
l
Wolverine Plaid Blankets, size
66x80.
P riced at
$2-98
Grey and tan Cotton Blankets,
size 64x76, wool finish.
At
BIG ASSORTMENT OE BLANKETS
AT POPULAR PRICES
$ 2 .5 0
Ready-to-Wear Department
W O O I. H E A K
T h e N a tio n a l
B oys' C lo th es
Alden M iller the tre a su re r.
Miss M yrtle N asshahn has been em
ployed as an ad d itio n al clerk at th e
W alrad M ercantile store.
F ra n k Jo n es, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Mack an d baby drove to A rlington
S atu rd ay to visit w ith frien d s and r e
tu rn ed on Sunday.
A m eeting of th e m em bers of last
y e a r's business m en's gym nasium
class Is called for next F riday night
at 8 o’clock at th e high school gym
nasium to co n sid er th e arran g e m en ts
for a gym nasium class for th is fall
and w in ter. T he question of th e d is
position of a co n sid erab le fund left
over in the tre a su ry w ill come up at
th is m eeting. T h ere w ere about 25
m em bers who joined th e class a year
ago. T hese and an y o th e rs In terested
are invited to be p resen t. T he high
school gym is m uch b e tte r equipped
th an a y ear ago an d it is th ought the
o p p o rtu n ity w ill be good for th e b u s
iness men and o th e rs to receive the
benefit of its use. It is requested th a t
th e ladles who w ish to form a lad les’
class m eet at th e sam e tim e and place.
D eputy Sheriff M. M. S quire recov
ered a sto len c a r belonging to a P o rt
land m an on S atu rd ay night on the
Base Line at th e S tan ley road, w here
it had been left w hen it ran out of gas.
It w as b ro u g h t to G resham and stored
un til it w as retu rn ed to th e ow ner.
T he Batik of G resham pay« 6 pgr
cent in te re st on tim e d ep o sits.— Ad»
G R E S H A M
Hart Si banner
BLANKETS
i r i c J j a X o n V s t ^ n i w s e c r e U r y T n d | 15. O t h ^ a a a e S ,
Others at $9.85, $10.50, $12.50, $14.85
DISPLAY
fo r th e
W hole F am ily
Gresham, Oregon
S P E C IA L
S U IT S
SEE W INDOW
Phone 2221
SH O ES
H tssal’s Farm Machinery
T W O K N IC K ER
H a t s ...............................
L. A. WACK & CO.
Ladies’ Silk, also Wool, Dresses a t ................ $10.75 and $15.95
Ladies’ Coats from ............................................... $14.85 to $29.75
BO YS’
Cap#
Shoes.......................
Stockings ............
\ I u kinau s
Rubber Coats
5*
fo r L ad ies, M isses
und C h ild re n
Mrs. 0. A. E astm an and Mrs. Jam es
E lk in g to n a re em ployed In th e office
a t th e S tate F a ir as clerk s. T hey are
cam ping on th e grounds.
j^A D IE S ’ REST ROOM
WE IN V IT E YOUR IN SPECTIO N
T he an n u a l election of officers (or
th e W. C. T. U. was held a t th e re g u
la r m eeting la st T h u rsd ay aftern o o n
Miss Mabel Shipley has retu rn ed
a t th e hom e of Mrs. A nna F u ll on
from M arm ot w here she sp e n t a
C leveland avenue, w hen th e follow ing
No. 1 Oak Wood Delivered in Gresham and vicinity
m onth a t th e hom e of h er uncle, R. C.
w ere ch o sen : p resid en t, Mrs. W. F Shipley.
H oney;
vice p resid en t, Mrs. Mary
A rec en t g u est a t th e hom e of Dr.
We now have Baleing Wire
S h o em ak er; reco rd in g secreta ry , Mrs.
and
Mrs.
F
ra
n
k
P
eak
Is
the
fo
rm
e
r’s
C. J. L u n d q u ist; co rresp o n d in g sec
re ta ry , Mrs. Jo h n B row n; tre a s u re r sister, Mrs. A nderson, of H illsboro.
Mrs. K. P oots of Long Beach, Cali
Mrs. B. L. W alrad . D elegates were
IM P L E M E N T S
M A C H IN E R Y
elected as follow s to th e sta te conven fo rn ia, is visitin g w ith h er sister, Mrs
Anna
V
anderm
ost
and
her
niece,
Mrs.
tion to be held in T he D alles O ctober
R E P A IR S
9. 10 and 11. Mrs. W. F. Honey, Mrs. W. L. G orsage and fam ily.
C h arlie Brow n cam e hom e from
A nna F ull, Mrs. A. S. Hisey, Mrs. D.
Cream Separators, Feed Grinders, Drag Saws
Q. B arry, Mrs. T hom as W iles, and P o rtlan d to spend th e la st w eek end
w
ith
his
p
are
n
ts,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jo
h
n
Gas Engines,
Ensilage Cutters
Mrs. B. L. W alrad. T he a lte rn a te s
Brown.
nam ed w ere Mrs. Geo. F. H oney, Mrs.
W ater Systems
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. K idder and fam
Mary S hoem aker, Mrs. E. D avidson,
Myers or Lowden Barn Equipment
Mrs. Ja s. S terlin g , Mrs. H. C. L arsen ily and Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Cook of
and Mrs. H. S. Clow. A nnouncem ent P o rtlan d drove to Longview, W ashing
w as m ade th a t a num ber of em pty ton, and re tu rn la st Sunday.
P U M P S OR W A T E R S Y S T E M S
T he Rev. E. D. B lackm an, who has
fru it ja rs are a t th e B ap tist p arso n ag e
been
for
th
e
p
ast
fo
u
r
w
eeks
in
a
s
e
r
w hich m em bers and frien d s m ay ta k e
For any type or depth of well
and fill for th e C h ild ren ’s F arm Home. ious condition a t th e E m anuel hospital
in P o rtlan d , is rep o rted to be slow ly
Miss F lo ren ce L ake is a ssistin g Mrs.
im proving and It is hoped th a t he w ill
V era T u ck er w ith h er d ah lia exhibit
be able to be b ro u g h t hom e in a few
th is week a t th e sta te fair. She will
days. Mrs. B lackm an is w ith him con
Reliability
Phone 1141
Service
rem ain in Salem to ta k e up her duties
sta n tly and acts as his day n urse.
as te ac h er In one of th e schools.
Mrs. A. E. K essler received recen tly
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Glen David a sh ip m en t of pedigreed St. A ndreas-
son, S atu rd ay , a 9-pound boy, nam ed berg ro lle r c a n a rie s of th e N eubauer,
Jam es Ellis. M other and son a re do H arp er and R an d all stra in d irectly
Fairbanks-Morse Electric Washing Machine
ing well and G lenn is feeling th e new from S outhham pton, E ngland. They
resp o n sib ility r a th e r heavily.
with wringer............................
w ere shipped in a v ery ca refu lly con
$67 50
Miss H ester T h o rp e h as gone to A1 stru cted c ra te offering provisions for
hany to resu m e her position as te ac h food and w ate r w hile en ro u te, b ut
30-pound Household Scale.
. 8.75
er in th e school. In addition to work th ro u g h some fa ilu re to c a rry o u t in
in th e fifth g rad e she teach es m usic stru c tio n s by th o se In charge, four of
in th e fo u rth , fifth and sixth grades.
th e seven birds, all of th e fem ales,
C h a rter No. 135
R eserve D istrict No. 12
R e g u la r m eetin g e f Groah w ere suffocated on the journey. They
REPORT OE THE COXBITION
w ere 15 days enroute.
am 1 ^ 4 g e No. 116, I.O O F.
F IR S T S T A T E B A N K
Mrs. R. L. Sm ith of C orvallis, sister
In th e Odd Fellow « h all, «vary T h u rs
of Mrs. C. W. A ltm an, w as o perated on At G resham , in th e S tate of Oregon, a t th e close of business S ept 14th 1923
day ev en in g
B ro th e rs welcome.
y esterd ay in a P o rtlan d ho sp ital for
.
RESOURCES
ARTHUR H. HENSLEY, N. G.
L oans and d isco u n ts, Including red isco u n ts show n in item s
HILL. S ecretary .
toxic goitre. She w as in a serious
a . ana ju , 11 a n y ...........................................................
tic i
n
condition but stood th e ordeal well
O v erd rafts secured and u n s e c u r e d ... .
......................... *
4? 99
and h er condition is rep o rted satis-
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u
r
s
j
s
.
,
factor.
O ther bonds, w a rra n ts and secu rities, in clu d in g fo reig n "g o v- 74,OOOO°
Mrs. Mabel Je n n in g s has filed suit
ern m en t, sta te , m u n icip al, co rp o ratio n , etc., including those
for divorce from F ish e r Je n n in g s on
show n !n Item s SO and 35, If a n y .................
K 0086
„
th e grounds of desertion.
5. Stocks, secu rities, claim s. liens, jud g m en ts, e t c ’ " " .....................
4 88*57
At th e m eeting of th e E pw orth
«. B anking house. >25,000; fu rn itu re and fixtures. >5,439 95.......... 30 439 05
Real estate ow ned o th e r th an hanking h o u se ........
......... 24 086 67
L eague on S unday night th e election
re8erVe Wi,h federaI reserTP
................................. 32 146 78
of officers for th e en su in g term was a 8L
’ (ab l Cash on hand in vault and due from hanks, b a n k e r s s n ,.
’
72
held w ith choice of Miss H elen R ogers
t h i a tb a n k 'P an le i designated and a PProved reserv e 'a g e n ts’ o'f
for p resid en t. Miss M yrtle R u sh er for
first vice p resid en t. Miss G enevieve 110. E xchanges for c le a rin g house and Item s on o th er banks In the 51,866.17
M cA llister for second. Raym ond R o g - 1 .,
sam e city o r tow n as rep o rtin g b a n k .........................
467.59
ers for th ird and Miss M ildred M etzger
C1*mher °casha "n n i° Ut8,de C,tT ° F toWn ° f r ,p o r t,n « bank and
Y ou now have a R eal B o y s’ S to re here
in your ow n hom e tow n . N ew Suits,
C oats, H ats, C aps, B lou ses, S h o es e v
eryth in g a boy w ears from his ca p to his
sh oes, at m o d era te prices.
Blouses and Shirts
I nderwear
R EA D Y .TO -W EA K
A
gtorage battery repairing and recnerg
Marter and generator work. Kafcer
Son.
Outlook w an t ads w ill bring buyer
an d seller to g e th er cheaply ami
quickly.
’ ’ ’ ’ 10 and 11 ’W 4 M W
148.59
1,165.95
T otal
’ ’ ................................................................. >674,894.37
LIABILITIES
18. C apital stock paid in .........................
17. S u rp lu s fund . . .
...................................................... * 30,000.00
18. la ) Undivided profits ....................................
.................
» 7 5 0 9 1 1 25,000.00
( b) Less c u rre n t expenses, in te re st and tax es paid "
8879 0«
4,123.05
22 * " ? ” s
r ' “
“ 06
2.73
n S t8 tx ° f O regon' county, cities o r other public funds
24. Demand certificates of deposit o u tstan d in g . . .
...............
£ S X V c h " k s 8 o L / s t a n K ° Ut’ t" M» n* ^ abla
d- a n d : i
T IM E
n il
RAVIWGM Il F P o s t T a
,
990 xxn
n
8.¡3848
»238.983.1
able on dem and or su b je c t'to n’o tfee -“ 1 l° re8erTe and p ay
27. Tim e certificates of deposit, o u tsta n d in g ..........
„ „nK
-s. S avings deposits, payable subject to n o tice.......... ............................. 2K79-Q M
T otal of tim e and savings deposits payable
’ ........ -............... 2o7,9.9.85
jeet j o notice, , “ m i"
35. Unlted S tates governm ent or o th e r bonds borrow ed
60,000.00
T otal .....................................
....................................>674,894 37
S tate of Oregon. County of M ultnomah.
I. ( J L undquist, cash ier of th e abort
th a t the above atat’em ent is tn ,‘e m th'e b e s tV m T k n o w le .’i g ^ a n J b™Uef 8We“r
CORRECT—A ttest: A. M erer«
„
C J LUNDQUIST, C ashier.
S ubscribed and sw orn to before me t h i l f i 't h S J ' ^ “ nd<,ulit' D irectors.
10 Deiore me this 2oth day of S eptem ber. 1923.
R. W. NY8TR0M . N otary P ublic.
’ • com m ission expires A ugust 30. 1925.
W H A T SH ALL WE EA T ?
G HESHAM M EAT M A RK ET
m ea ts a V w ^ J iV n h a n T a ^ n o f o ^ t h e
a s s o rtm e n t of cold lunch m e a ts a i d
V * 1 a n d o th e r
ReS
II
r,rr’,h F,’ h Tb"r ,<taya aad Erldars
H om e ( nred Bacon
an»l Lard a Specialty.
Phone 1891
A. J. W. BROWS, Prop.
Powell S tre et, O resham