PAGE FOTR
_GRFSHAM
OUTLOOK.
TUESDAY, JAM AKI
MR. CANNON WANTS TO MEET
GRESHAM LOCALS
GRESHAM HI SCHOOL ALUMNI
w . A. Rolfe, of D am ascus neighbor
hood, has p u rch ased of W. A. H essel
an O verland Champion. T h i a __
th e la test u t,llty model of th e Over
land com
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pany. “ Mr. " H essel also
show ing and recom m ending th e new
S ta r car.
». 1H4
ATTRACTIVE WINDOW BOXES.
J. A. BACHER.
January Specials
T here a re a hundred and one differ
en t ways o t p ain tin g boxes yet it is
—------------------ -—
wise to observe ce rtain ru les when
T here la need of a high school , continue but some pipes and cafeteria
really
good effects a re w anted. It
alum ni a.ao c ia tio n w hich will function a u p p lie. have frozen. Y esterday m orn-
m
ust
be
understood, how ever, th a t the
as a body and through its officers In ing one of th e d rin k in g fo u n tain s on
boxes have been filled w ith very rich
support of Home of th e high school | th e u pper floor w ent on a ram page
Brown Heather, Reduced
and well fertilized soil, for on th is
eC
? J * ‘t.‘e8' “ ¡‘".‘t8 P ronclpal Roy E-1 wt>lch resu lted In a co n sid erab le over-
J . C Belfeu, of A lderdale, W ashing specification depends th a t luxurious
from $3.95 to
>
.v
-
flow.
Cannon, and th e re a re m any who
ton, fo rm erly a G resham resid en t, was gro w th so m uch desired.
agree w ith him. P erh ap s all g rad u
a visitor h ere y esterday, called to th is
The first point of im p o rtan ce is to
ates of G resham union high will agree
E dw ard Mink is the 256th stu d e n t to vicinity by th e death of his b ro th er.
aim a t p leasin g color effect and the
w ith him and will w elcom e an effort | re g iste r in school th is year. He has
Mr. and Mrs. H arold S m ith of P ar- color of th e house itself m u st be given
'« m ake the alum ni association an up had one year and a h alf high school I m er visited rela tiv e s and frien d s here
I he Royal Knit Sport Coat is a
to-date and active body. T here a re work in W eiser. Idaho, and is stay in g I *8st week.
" co nsideration. W hen th is happens to
heavy brown heather, has four
be w hite or light g ray th en m ost any
enough g rad u a tes to m ake a strong ! with his sister, Mrs C. L. G regson, in
color
w
ill
look
well
if
used
in
m
ass
pockets,
sizes 40 to 46, reduced
Mrs. Geo. H ayden, a te ac h er in th e
association w hich should take ca re of i Boring.
effect
and
w
hite
foliage
or
w
hite
flow
grad
e
school.
Is
stay
in
g
w
ith
h
er
from
$5.75
to
a t least one school function each year.
A «neeting has been called for Wed-1 Next sem ester, com m encing Ja n u - uncle, C. A. C aro th ers th is week, as ers m ay to a larg e ex ten t be om itted
C hrystal,
has the in the planting.
sday evening, F eb ru ary 6, at 8 p. m„ , a ry 21. new classes will be form ed in h er d au g h ter,
m easles.
When d ark colors form the back
In th e bookkeeping room of the com- the event th e re are enough stu d en ts
T he W .C .T .U . w ill m eet at th e ground, for boxes then it is well to use
m ercial d ep a rtm en t a t th e high school ' en terin g school to Justify
.All wool, reduced from $4.25 to............................ $3.75
for th e purpose o of f organizing an P rin cip al Cannon. It will sam
req u e, ire says
at hom e of Mrs. C. J. L u nd q u ist on F rl lum inous or light colors in o rd er to
day afternoon instead of th e re g u la r bring out b rig h te r co n tra sts, o th er-
alum ni association. Any stu d en t who least eight to form a class. In
M en’s Heavy Wool Mixed Shirts at..................... $2.25
ise the effect ap p ears r a th e r dull.
th e T h u rsd ay m eeting. A sh o rt business
is unable to atten d is requested to
event th e re a re only a few stu d en ts
M
ixtures
of
all
colors
in
flowerbox
Men’s Heavy All-Wool dark plaid Shirts......... $4.75
. " “ h r . . " " ' ; ? . « “ " 0" ” - * " • " i
» . session w ill be held follow ed by a so
Inglish, s<
cial hour in honor of Miss F lo ren ce p la n tin g s m ay be in te restin g when
com m ercial and half-y ear subjects
H oney who leaves soon for China. A viewed close by. F or d istan ce effect,
High School Activities.
cordial in vitation is extended to all to how ever, mixed p lan tin g s look poor.
T he next m W eeting of th e W hitte .......... be present.
A few sam ple color com binations th a t
. M
. . . id-term
..
v exam
A a u i inations
i i i a i HJI1H w
i l l 1)4*
will
be 114*1(1
held l r . „ n t i
next week. W ednesday. T hursday and
i “ ' ' “ " ’ |EXCeU1° r ’
look w ell a re th e follow ing:
A nnouncem ent Is m ade th a t V ictory
F riday, J a n u a ry 16, 17 and 18 at ' ' e,,stf r J n . I hHolexian an d Invictus
S carlet w hite and royal purple, ob
occur
T
h
u
rsd
ay
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n
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e
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thp
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w h ic h t f m „ » h . « . . .
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J
. ,,te r a ry societies will occur T h u rsd ay
tained by p la n tin g red geranium ,
w hich tim e the first half of th e school
----- to Evangelical ch u rch w ill m eet on
aftern o o n , J a n u a ry 24, from 2:20
w hite Beauty P etu n ias and E lks P ride
y ear will be com pleted.
3:20. The societies have m et th ree T h u rsd ay aftern o o n a t 2 at th e home (royal p u rp le) P etunia, T ra ilin g Lo
Odd Lots of Ladies’ Wool, Silk and Wool hose to close
of
Mrs.
A.
McMillan.
The te ach ers of the high school, in tim es thus far th is year and cred itab le
belia for vine, also double w hite Sweet
t
j -
>
Per cent
regular price
T he Camp F ire G irls of G resham A lyssum and P a rlo r Ivy.
cluding th e te a c h e rs’ husbands and p rog ram s have been ren d ered . It is
Ladies W inter Weight Cotton Union Suits, low neck
!
noticeable
th
a
t
stu
d
en
ts
a
re
acq
u
irin
g
held
a
buf,,n{‘ss
m
eeting
F
riday,
Ja
n
u
-
wives, ure Invited to Ju d g e S tap le to n ’s
D ark red ro y al pu rp le and golden
kne • lengths, redu-ed from $1.00 to......................
85c
for 6:30 o’clock dinner th is evening. ability to speak before th e stu d en t <try 4' whpn P lans w ere m ade for the yellow com bination. Use S. A. Nutt
All th e high school te ac h ers tog eth er body as a re su lt of oral expression and in it,a t,o n of new g irls, w hich will be g eranium . E lks P ride P etu n ia and
literary society work. T he form ation h<“ld ,n th e n ear fu tu re. T he follow-
w ith th eir appetites w ill be there.
yellow C alceolaria. T railin g Lobelia
of lite ra ry societies was p erfected to ing g lrls w ere e,ected for office d u rin g
27-in Light and Dark Colors, good grade, now...... 22 <’
T h u n b erg ia (black eyed S usan vine) I
N ext F rid a y night, J a n u a ry 11, the c re ate a m eans w hereby stu d en ts th e rom,nK Year: presid en t, E leanor and yellow variegated vinca vine for
36-in Outing Heavy weight, reduced to...................24^
se c re ta ry and
team of G resham union high school would receive p ractice actin g as ch air- j I!otkin:
tre a su re r, tra ilin g effects. Coleus w ith the ric h
27-in
W hite Outing Flannel reduced to...................18d
will play Newberg. A week from F ri men of th e ir societies, actin g on p ro -) Joyce K id d e r= re p o rte r and count ly variegated leaves may also be used
day night, J a n u a ry 18, they will play gram com m ittees, and ap p e arin g b e - 1 k ee p er’ L lllle N e,80n: pep com m ittee, to good ad v an tag e in such a com bina
UM BRELLAS
H ill M ilitary Academy and tw o weeks fore m em bers of th e ir society in read- ! H e,en Hif*ey and M ildred M etzger,
tion.
A
Real
Bargain
in
Women’s
Umbrellas, have beautiful
from F rid ay night, Ja n u a ry 25. they ings, one-act plays, etc.
j Miss D orothy W alton and Miss
P ink, royal p u rp le and w hite for
will play W oodburn, all gam es on lo
E delia Towle will ta k e over th e studio those who love d elicate color shadings
handles, a splendid quality of pure silk, assorted colors,
cal floor. T his m akes th re e consecu
Card of Thanks.
of Miss F lo ren ce Honey beginning o b tain ab le by using P ride of P o rtlan d
Reduced from $8.95 to....................................
$6.95
We wish to th a n k the m any friends next Monday in th e F irs t S tate Bank
tive F riday night gam es each with
P
etu
n
ia
s
or
th
e
ap
p
le
blossom
variety,
stro n g teums. T his also m eans much who expressed sym pathy for us in the building, J a n u a ry 14, and w ill con a new shade for th e first season on
death of our fath er, C. A. Jo h n so n , and
tow ard th e d istric t cham pionship pos who did so m uch to relieve him d u r tin u e Miss H oney’s m usic teach in g
sale in P o rtlan d . E lks P rid e P etu n ia
sibility of G resham high.
V ictory circle of th e Zion Evangel!- an d W hite B eauty P etunias. T his
ing his long illness, to th e G resham
“The House of Quality”
Masonic lodge and the m an ag am en t of caI L ad ies’ Aid w ill hold a bake sale m akes a com plete p etunia box of very
Phone 1111
The recen t cold w eather has not th e Beaver S tate Motor com pany.
at th e CIcII M etzger gro cery on next
(¡resha in
rich effect w hich only needs a few
C. « . » „ o n , Q u o ta . A Jo b » -
™
been too severe to cause school to dis-
Sw eet Alyssum and L obelias for tr a il
— --------------------------—----------------------- i ° clock. D onations a re solicited and ers as th e p etu n ias them selves become
C h a rter No. 135
m ay be left a t th e sto re in th e fore- tra ilin g as th e season advances.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION* R eserve D istrict No. 12
j noon.
S im ilar effect m ay be obtained by
M. I. H artzell is suffering from a the use of pink g eran iu m s of w hich
badly in ju red foot and uses cru tc h es the R ivoir and E. G. H ill a re th e two At G resham , in th e S tate of Oregon, a t th e close of business Dec 31st 19”3
in w alking. He w orks in th e railro a d best v arieties. T he form er is the
I I
.. , ,
RESOURCES
shops a t V ancouver and was h u rt m ost b rillia n t pink know n of p a rtic u
2a9nSandnÎo R a n ? 18’ lnClU<Jing ’^ “æ ounts show n in item s
Attorney at Law
M onday m orning by a sp rin g falling la r vivid effect w hile the H ill variety
2 O verdrafts secured and u n se cu red .........................................................
on his foot.
is th a t soft salm on pink shade be 1 n u . » 5 o? . “ “ t5 .,, r . “: “ “ . ow " ed’
N uN E
T he illn ess is rep o rted a t his hom e loved w herever seen. Both lend th em
in L ents of T. J. K reuder, w ell know n selves to w onderful com binations w ith
4. O ther bonds, w a rra n ts and secu rities, including foreign govi 14'50° '00
Announces that he lias opened law offices over
to
g
ra
n
g
e
rs
and
o
th
e
rs
In
th
is
v
icin
ern m en t. state, m unicipal, co rp o ratio n , etc., including those
p
etu
n
ias
and
th
e
Cobbes
vine
w
ith
the Bank of Gresham, Gresham, Oregon, and
show n in item s 30 and 35, if a n y ............
K tnose
ity.
p a rlo r ivy w ill m ake gorgeous tr a il
Stocks, secu rities, claim s, liens, judgm ents, e tc ........ ......................
4'6fi2SK
will be pleased to meet any who have need of
M em bers of th e A rem e club are ing effects. P a rtly shady locations 6. B
$25 non- fu
fnm
iw re « „...1
anking housp.
house, »25,000;
rn H
itu
and fixtures, $5,177.95 ............ 30 4.bb-.28
177
legal counsel or services. He is recently from
busy m aking gow ns for the crippled a re not d esirab le for geranium boxes s ' v *r
° Wned ° th e r th an b a«king h o u se .................
.......... 1 7 W 2 7
ch ild ren to be received in th e S hrine as they w ill n o t bloom profusely s' h ’ t r », reserv e w ith federal reserv e h a n k ................................. 30 399 05
Westhope, N. 1)., and has had many years
h o sp ital in P o rtlan d , w hich w ill be enough.
experience in legal practice and court work.
opened w ithin a few days. T h ree doz
’ .her<’
'■
l» r clea rin g h n n .e and H en,, on n t h ., b a n k , in , n . 21,551.33
en such g arm en ts w ill be donated by ed such as n o rth o r east fro n ts a won-
Office Phone 1 IBI
. or tow
____ n .. as rep o rtin g bank
sam e city
the
335.74
th e G resham m em bers of th e club.
derfu l p la n t Is available u n d er the U ’ Chec^ 9 on banks outside c R y “or tow n of rep o rtin g b a n k
Res. Phone 2408
o th er cash item s . . .
_
rep o rtin g bank and
nam e of Begonia sem perflorens—
96.46
T otal cash and due from banks, Item s 8, 9,10 and 11 »52 382 ¿8
Foaling Mother!
or everbloom ing. T hey come in red
O ther assets, if a n y .................................
’ ♦“¿ • « ¿ o s
. | D on't ever try to fool your m other, or pink, even w hite, and bloom co n
1,432.46
boys, it can t be done. Rem em ber tinuously, F u ch sia s also th riv e b etter
Total .....................................................
the young m an who paw ned his nice
$631,686.31
| su it of clo th es and d idn’t w ant his when not exposed to hot sun. H elio
liabilities
m other to know an y th in g about it? He trope, th e sw eetest of all box flow ering 16. C apital stock paid i n ........
finally redeem ed them and brought p lan ts, also Is w ell placed w hen ex 17. S u rp lu s fund ............................. .. i L i i ......................................................* 30,000.00
25,000.00
them hom e in a su itcase. W hile he posed to m o rning su n only an d its de- 18. (a) Undivided profits ................. ..........................................
(b)
L
ess
c
u
rre
n
t
expenses,
in
te
re
s
t'a
n
d
ta
x
e
s
’
Daid
"
"
»
1
1
«
«
was busy in his room, his m other, in
U^ dU . T ^ b du X t,i f f l c e ^ d,nB P08U1 8aV,D‘ 8 and d* S *
68.68
the p arlo r, sta rte d to unpack th e s u it lig h ttu l fra g ra n ce lends much charm
case. She found a paw n tic k et on the to porch boxes.
2.76
coat, and called :
.C c W
.™
23. Individual deposits su b je ct to c h e ? c » k » r “ h «.'
r c lu
H ««
n T d ¿ e o p ™
o s i^
T e ; 'th e
Jo h n , w hat is th is tag on your
(ultlvutlon of Caiilillower.
co a t? ”
C auliflow er I , on e o l th e m ost s e n s i-l - 4 Demand c e r t tf le a t« ^ t* d e p o r t qfutstatnd(nKPU,>IIC ,Und8.............. 239.682.5S
Jo h n lost very little tim e in callin g tiv l Z h Z
’, : , ; x ' - x - e “ ,-,
I - a a a - s s
'■» d ™ - d ■:
» . s
back: “Oh, I w as a t a dance last
night, m other, and checked my co a t.” ing conditions and th e b etter it is u n
™ e „ ^ " S d
" " " ,» “ k
-N e c,
A m om ent la ter m other cam e acro ss derstood th e b etter th e resu lts w ill be,
th e tro u sers, tagged in th e sam e way. says th e O. A. C.
One cord or 100 cords
With a puzzled tone she ask ed : "Jo h n ,
T he soil is the m ost im p o rtan t fac
w hat kind of a dance was th a t? "
...
tor in raisin g th e p lant. W hen th e !!* « m,*’ “ f ," » « « '- 01 deposit o u tsta n d in g ............
soil is in a rich loam y condition, full 28. h a v in g , d e p o .ll,. n ,)n b le su b ject to n o tic e .. ...............................
Db. That’s Different!
T otal of tim e and savings deposits payable r~ J
‘ ........ " 2 ‘9,587-66
Miss Gabb—"She w ears a sm ile th a t of hum us or o rg an ic m atter, It will
Ject to notice, item s 277 a n S T i.“."".
^ $ 3 2 ^ ,
w on't come off."
n a tu ra lly produce a fine larg e p lan t
Phone 1141
Miss Fab— "W ell, you can 't say th a t
T otal
w
hich is u su ally responsible for a
about h er com plexion."
$6.31.686.31
S tate of Oregon, County of M ultnom ah, ss.
good head. C auliflow er req u ires an
v
L
und^
u
,’
L
ca
sh
ier
of
th
e
above
m
A m erican school ch ild ren saved $9- u n u su al am ount of soil m o istu re and th a t th e above sta te m en t i s ‘tr u e I o the best of1- " - 6’- 1’3 — d° 80lem nlY sw ea r
my know ledge and belief.
0.000 in the last school y ear The resp o n d s best w here it is possible to
. oi , , , T r ?' ,T heOd BrUKg" C. r ’ J.
I m oney is nothing, th e saving h ab it is irrig a te d u rin g th e dry sum m er CORRECT—A tte st: A w
C’ LUNDQUIST
J L u n d q u ist C D ashier
a to rs
everything.
period.
S ubscribed and s w orn to before me th is 5th day of Ja n u a ry , 1924
To teach ch ild ren th at poverty is
T he best seeds a re Im ported from
\ t . R' 'V BYSTROM, N otary Public.
slavery, and can be avoided bv r e a
- ly com m ission expires A ugust 30, 1925.
sonable saving, is th e first duty of par- E urope. T he cheap seed is w orthless,
r h n i ThA seco,ld d u ,Y is to teach and a good uniform field of first grade
No Fun.
ch ild ren th at afte r they have saved heads can come only from a high
Ferry Boat Precautions.
A w oman cam e Into a ca r w ith five
they m ust help o th ers
g rad e seed strain . T he good seed also children. She busied h erse lf seating
M erely se ttin g th e em ergency brak e
produces a large, solid, w hite head on | (hem - A benevolent old gentlem an when ta k in g th e c a r ac ro ss a riv er by
a sh o rt stem , on w hich the leaves of a r ” se and sav e *’er his seat
fe rry is not sufficient assu ran ce th a t
A re th ese all your ch ild ren , m a
the head fold closely about, th u s p ro
th e c a r w ill stay in place when the
dam ?" he asked, “o r is it a picnic?"
tectin g it from w eath er conditions be
They re all m ine,” snapped the boat docks ab ru p tly . Even when th e
fore m ark etin g .
woman, and it’s no picnic."— I’a rra - c a r Is placed In gear the shock may be
C ultivation is n ecessary to keep the keet.
enough to move It th e d istan ce neces-
ground from losing m o istu re during
t’ h V c i r =
. “ T h i ^ ' X " iT’io
This Is Hard to See Through
the grow ing season. At in te rv als of
He— “You live in th e house „ext apply th e service brake. In addition to
1« days from th e tim e the p lan t is door, d o n ’t you?"
docks AtPr»hlaU,,On: , .,U8t as the boat
p lanted it is ca refu lly cu ltiv ated until
She— "Yes.”
d o ik s. At th is point it is wise to re-
th e grow ing season is over. W here
He—"I h av en 't seen m uch of you." £f
2
J'° Ur ”yPS 0,1 th e
S he—"No, I live on th e o th e r side of of th e boat ra th e r th an on the back of
Irrig atio n is p racticed w ater is a p
the house."—Showme.
the ca r ahead. U nless you nx th e
plied o ftrn enough to keep a uniform
lere is ,i
il Opporrunitv tor .1 ntty pet pie S u e AI
eves on some very n ea r object a slig h t
am
ount
of
m
o
istu
re
in
th
e
soil,
th
u
s
nee
He Sure Was.
1 m ovem ent of the m achine will not he
In su rin g a steady gro w th of th e plant
Two n u ts confined in the asylum at 91scernable. C ars have been known
\\ . hile
taking
inventon
.
.
.
,
.
we
round
many
six
Th
e
best
way
to
do
th
is
is
to
ru
n
Anoka.
Minn.,
for
the
good
of
th
e
or-
r <>I' off the ends of boats herno7«a
Jot; , odds ano ends and some lines we h ..., , ,oP " orn and damaged items, broken
n,»».,«.
h,.t™ een
.... th e ------
—..
der. w ere ta lk in g th in g s over,
! th
, i>»
■ cause
e
d riv ers did
the
w
ater
betw
rows
ra
th
e
r
i' •
ided to discontinue.
"Gee. th is is a sw ell day" said th e I w’*re moving u n tU R whs 'Ï w , kuè. Uley
I o dispose ot these goods qui
than to use th e overhead sp rin k lin g
• we are offering them a: Real Bargain P rices.
’
first goof. "W ouldn't R be g rea t to
system .
W e need room tor new spring merchandis
have a lot of beer, a b eau tifu l g irl and
A nice sham poo can be m ade by dis
and we want to keep our stock ean.
a ' shady
picnic?'
••'¿¿7'i. place to w
u .c i
, solving a bake of pure ca stlle sobd in
• ‘ ’ i ? . . cau,ionPd fbe second loon. Wi‘tcr. To have it in a jellv co n fist-
Winter Poetry.
T here w as a young boy of Quebec.
you b e tte r not ta lk th a t way
pint of
of w
w ater
» t . to
> r a . . cake
. i.
vay o or r i encF ,,sp one pint
th ey 'll p ut you out of here, Y ou're
Fell in to som e ice to tiis neck.
soap. If h air is very oily, w ash
ta lk in g sense."
When ssk ed . "A re you friz?"
once a week or every tw o days
He replied. "Yes, 1 Is—
O therw i
once every th re e weeks is
Here’s How.
But we d o n ’t call th is cold In Quebec '
enough.
n eith er case be su re to
D octor—"W ell. Silas, how are you?" rin se thoroughly afterw ard .
Silas—
"I
be
b
etter
th
a
n
I
was.
sir.
A Real Success,
W illie— ''Aw. geem iny. Mom, I w isht hut 1 h a in 't as well as 1 w as before I
w as as bad as I be now."
| th at I could be Eddie S m ith .'’
When You Need
M other—"W hy, W illie, you are
Add
a
pinch
of
soda
to
stew
ed
r
h
u
stro n g e r th a n he is. you have a b etter
dried ap rico ts, or c ra n b e rrie s
' home, m ore toys an d m ore pocket barb.
when n early done and considerably
j m oney.”
C j »18, O ijy
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less su g a r will be req u ired for sw ee t
W illie— “Yea, Mom, but you o u g h tta ening
see him w iggle his e a rs.”
WOOD s t H I M .
and Service
Phone 14SI
W intlen t lraiiTlig
Q uickly and efficiently done by ex
For ex p ert window clean in g see S. p e rts
Peed i¿Sl
All o rd ers prom ptly attended i
T ajim a. o r leave o rd e rs with Jo h n to reg a rd le ss cf size.
Brow n, G resham , phone 2501.
OWO >HAW Uhl?:,.'
ED S M IT H '
Men’s Wool Sport Coats
$3.25
$4.75
Men's Heavy NEW Army Breeches
Fishermen and Hunters— Get a pair of our
guaranteed red rubber Sport Boots, none
better. Reduced from $7.25 to
$6.25
OUTING FLANNELS
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
FIRST STA TE BANK
W ILLIA M J. COOPER
OA K WOOD
$11.50
I S ) ,ï»
DELIVERED
W. A. HESSEL
FIR WOOD
$8.00
JANUARY 9 Io 12
C (till Hods, each.
Oil heaters, each
S-inch Bread Knives,
( lothes Backs, each
......... 98c
. . $7.19
each 59c
. . $1.49
It »rung Boards, each. . . . $2.98
Cocoa Door Mats 89c to $1.29
Lunch Kits, each
$1.98
10-qt. Galvanized Bail; . 23c
D am aged Aluminum Ware G reatly Reduced
y
The Last of our Silverware at Re niarkable Bargains
SERVICE
A. W. METZGER <& CO.
«TOP AT
East Gresham
Service Station
229