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Plano Tuning.
g er is a bro th er-in -law of Mrs. P a r ........................................................... .
TROUTDALE
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P lano tu n in g $3.50. P lano and o r
rish.
gan rep airin g . F red B. Jones. 2625
E ast 49th stree t, P o rtlan d , phone
T here w as a p ictu re show in the
m en t given recen tly u n
Plumbing and Gandtting TAbor 8952, or G resham 1561.—Adv. der The th e e n tertain
au sp ices of th e L ad les’ Aid city hall on F rid ay night. T hose a t-
E stim ates cheerfully furnished
Repairing promptly attended to and
Add to your income, su b tra c t from w as atten d ed by a la rg e crow d. T he j tending say it w as very good T tey
prires right.
your losses, m u ltiply your re tu rn s, di m usical nu m b ers and read in g s w ere wl11 «how ag ain on F rid ay night,
Shop on Second Street, W est o f Main
vide your expenses, by using W ant very good and th e o ne-act farce w as -April 17.
Ada.
w ell p resen ted and m uch enjoyed.
®*r. an d Mrs. H enry Timm , form er-
C h a rte r No. 257
Fifty-Cve d o llars and sixty-six cen ts I •T of P o rtlan d , have moved in o the
DEPORT OF THE COTOITIO» of
w ere added to th e Aid tre a su ry .
I C harles F u n k house w hich has recen t-
r \O N ’T dream that someone may rob your
T he L ad ies’ Aid m et on W ednesday
been rem odeled. Mr. Timm w irks
home and take money th at you have
aftern o o n a t th e home of Mrs. Lee I at *be wool pullery.
stored aw ay—IT ISN’T ’ A DREAM—it
A t T ro u td ale, in the S tate of Oregon, a t th e close of business A pril 6 1925 E vans, th e p resid en t, Mrs. C. I.
T hrough th e k in d n ess of C. C. Bush
happened.
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resources
Thom as, presiding. T h e usual busi- and Billy A ndrew s th e * T ro u td ale
1. L oans and discounts, including red isco u n ts show n In Item s 29
BE SECURE
ness m eeting w as held and Mrs. E lecta | 8cbo<>1 nine and te ac h ers w ere tak en
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Put your money in the Bank—where it
F riday aftern o o n when T ro u td ale nine
3. U. S. governm ent secu rities owned, including thoM show n ‘ to
I ing refresh m en ts.
is safe.
item s 30 and 35, if a n y ............................................................................. 5,650.00 I T he 500 p a rty given on W ednesday P*®yed w ith G resham school team.
4. O ther bonds, w a rra n ts and securities^ including foreign govern
I night by th e social com m ittee of
C- C. B ush of th e F o rd g ara g e re-
m ent, sta te , m uncipal, corpo ratio n , etc., including those
show n in item s 30 and 35. if a n y .......................................
...
2 761 26 T routdale c h a p te r O. E. S. had a p o rts th e sa le of a T udor to Mrs. C
5. S tocks, secu rities, claim s, liens, judgm ents, e tc ................................. 1 0 1 ’ 35 sm a lle r atten d a n ce th a n u su al on ac- I s t ram , a ro a d ste r to Wm. B urkholder
6. B anking house, $4,800.00; fu rn itu re and fixtures, $3,200.00.........
8^000.00 count of th e w rong d ate being adver- and 8 c o ip e to Billy A ndrew s th is
7. R eal e s ta te ow ned oth er th a n banking h o u s e . . . . ...........................
32123 tised. H igh honors w ent to Miss Jen - week
9. (ab) Cash on hand in v au lt and due from banks, b an k ers an d
Gresham, Oregon
nie S trebin and G eorge W ilcox, con-
Mrs. E. Q. Rolfh has th e m um pj.
!vV8tv C°in Pa n *e8 designated and approved rese rv e ag en ts of
eolation to Mrs. S. B. H all and Clyde I Mrs. Jo h n L audan left W ednesday
th is b a n k .......................
9,976.08 Stone. T hose p resen t had a very good I to r S eattle, W ashington, w here
11. C hecks on banks outside city o r tow n of rep o rtin g b an k and o th er
c a sh item s ............................................
117.73 tim e and enjoyed th e follow ing sh o rt I ’ 111 visit h e r tw o sons for a few da s
T o ta l cash an d due from banks, item s 8, 9, 10 and 11. .$10,093 SI
p ro g ram : piano duet by Mrs. L. A. I The 20th C entury sto re is m oving In Snilll^fill„lllll|||fi||||||||||jM I|||Hli|||i||W ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||l|||||||1|,,111,11,1111,11,11,,,II,„I,,,,,,,I!,,,!,,,,
15. O ther assets, if a n y .....................................................................................
247 96
H arlow and Mrs. Lee E vans, and a and wiD be open for business In a few
Total
days.
...................................................................................................... $ 86,085.58 yodel song by Mr. C alkins
T he P a ren t-T ea ch e r c irc le m et at I The city of T ro u td ale has p urchased
LIABILITIES
16. C apital stock paid i n .........................................
t 15 000 00 th e schoolhouse on F rid ay afternoon. | two chem ical fire engines.
18. (a) U ndivided profits ............................................‘ .‘ .'$1,04« ¿1
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T he u su al business m eeting w as held
U?2,— ?«?„c u rre n t expenses, In te re st and taxes paid .
888 34
158.57
a fte r w hich th e ladies w ent to see th e j
PLEASANT VALLEY
DEMAND D EPO SITS, o th e r th a n banks, sub ject to r e s e rv e -
23. Ind iv id u al deposits subject to check, including deposits due th e
indoor gam e betw een th e g irls ’ team s
„ „ S5 ? te, of O regon- county, state, cities or other public fu n d s ___ 46,220.51 of O rient g rad e school an d T ro u td ale I J Z- 01son has re tu rn e d from a trip
2 j . C a sh ie r's checks of th is bank ou tstan d in g payable on d e m a n d ..
1,693.43 school, th e visitin g team w inning th e ,0 P asad en a. C alifornia, w h ere he was
T o ta l of dem and deposits, oth er th a n bank deposits, su b je ct to
gam e. A social hour w as enjoyed af- called on acco u n t of th e d eath of his
reserv e, item s 23, 24, 25, 26......................................... $47 913.94
te r th e gam e. T he p resid en t, Mrs. J. d au 8 h ter, Mrs. F red S piecher, who re
TIME AND SAYINGS DEPOSITS, subject to rese rv e and p ay
able on dem and or subject to notice:
R. H aley, and Mrs. Ed. S hroy served 8,ded a t th a t Place-
27. T im e certificates of deposit o u tsta n d in g ......................... ....................
4,764.50 refre sh m e n ts.
I Mrs. Chas. H o rn ick e r is serio u sly
28 S avings deposits, payable sub ject to n o tic e ........................................ 18*248.57
H onoring Miss M iriam S pence an 111 and haa been tak en to a P o rtlan d
T o ta l of tim e and savings deposits payable on dem and or su b
E a ste r p a rty w as given a t th e home hospltal
je c t to notice, item s 27 and 28................................... $23,013.07
of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. K n a rr on F rid ay I Ben H alstead and fam ily have
T otal
...................................................................................................... $ 86,085.58 evening. 500 w as played. T he room s raoved in to th e ir new hom e on P leas-
w ere decorated in gay colored bal a n t vlew avenue.
S ta te of Oregon, County of M ultnom ah, ss.
I, M. McGowan Bloyd, ca sh ie r of th e above nam ed bank, do solem nly loons and stre a m e rs and th e tab le in I Mrs. C arrie Pow ell of G resham call-
sw ea r th a t th e above sta te m en t is tru e to th e best of my know ledge and n ests of candy eggs, chickens, and a ed on MrS- G- N- S ager W ednesday af-
b elief-
M. McGOWAN BLOYD, A sst. C ashier.
tric k rab b it. Covers w ere placed for
noon,
CORRECT—A tte st: H. E. Bloyd, L. M. Cleek, D irectors.
21 guests and place ca rd s w ere held I Mr. and Mrs. A lbert T roge have re-
All carry 30-day Guarantee
S ubscribed and sw orn to before me th is 13th day of A pril, 1925.
by tin y chickens. T he g u ests w ore tu rn ed from a few w eeks’ so jo u rn in
JO H N S. HUDSON, N otary Public.
b rig h t colored caps and th rew flake I e a ste rn Oregon
My com m ission expires Feb 17, 1928.
an d ribbon co n fetti w hich w as th e
Mrs. F. A. L ehm an visited h er sis-
cau se of m uch m errim en t.
M Is s lte r ’ M rs- E lsp a s of P o rtlan d , on Wed-
Spence also atten d ed th e d ance a t th e n esday of th is week.
city h all on S atu rd ay n ig h t and re-1 J ’ A- P au l is ad d *ng an o th e r u n it to
tu rn e d to O. A. C. on Sunday.
I his chicken b usiness. T he buildings
C. F. MAROHN
Locating In Gresham
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TROUTDALE STATE BANK
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SPECIAL LOW PRICES
On the fallowing GOOD USED AUTOMOBILES
.... definite
H. J. JACOBSON
Mrs. S usie H endrixson of P o rtlan d a re alm ° s t com plete and w ill c a re for
is visiting a t th e hom e of h e r daugh-1 al1 ad d ltional 600 hens.
te r, Mrs. C arl E rick so n .
County A gent S. B. H all w as a Val
Mrs. R uth B rin k has moved to a ley vi8itor T uesday of th is week.
ran c h n ea r C orbett w here she w ill I A m ass m eeting w as held a t th e
ra ise chickens.
I P le a sa n t V alley schoolhouse la st Mon-
Integrity is a very
definite thing in our
relations with the
public. We offer per-
sonal attention and
assistance in each
phase of our Funeral
Service.
F red F ed ersp eil has p u rch ased lo ts day ni8ht for th e purp o se of consid-
of T hom as Low and h as sta rte d w ork I e r ‘n ^ p lan s for ta k in g ca re of the
on his new house.
I over crow ded condition now ex istin g
W ork has sta rte d on th e j a 'king ln tbe school. A ccording to figures
p la n t g ro u n d s n ea r th e ra ilro a d Dridge subm itted by the school board th e re
ac ro ss th e Sandy riv er from T ro u t- a re now en ro lled on the te a c h e rs’ reg
dale.
I iste rs 128 pupils for th e th re e room s,
ROY B. COX
Complete Funeral Satisfaction
Of very first interest
when death occurs is the
question of just w hat to
do. Quality is taken for
granted, but for the tim e
being a t least, there is an
insistent desire for aid and
cooperation.
No delays
are wanted. Action is im
m ediately looked for. Ser
vice is the proof of choice.
On whom may the em er
gency rely?
A telephone call for us
will immediately concen
tra te the entire skill and
resources of this establish
m ent a t your command.
Early and late, Sundays,
holidays, day or night,
any time—find us equipped
and prepared to assist. It
is a privilege to acquaint
you fu rth er with our ser
vice. Call, w rite or tele
phone—as you will!
Mr. and Mrs. F red Vogal of M yrtle. and tbe p ro sp ects a re th a t th e se flg-
Oregon, and Jam es D ellinger of K ent, u res
be m a teria lly in creased by
Oregon, w ere rec en t v isito rs a t th e tbe tim e for th e opening of th e 'fall
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. G eorge P a rrish . I t erm rolls around. A bond Issue for
Mr. Vogel is a b ro th er and Mr. D illin- | a m odern four-room building Is being
considered. P etitio n s a re being clrcu
I la ted am ong the ta x p ay e rs ask in g th a t
an election be called In th e n ea r fu
tu re.
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FAIRVIEW
Summer Price
on
Casco Briquets
Day or Night
Jacobson & Cox
S U n set
1 8
NOW ON
2 1
FRIENDLY UNDERTAKERS
Lady Assistant
5802-04 Ninety-Second Su, Lents
F a ir v ie w G
r a i n ^ a n d
L.
Look these cars over, drive them, then you’ll
buy a used car from
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
Phone 1141
Gresham
Now Is the Time to
Electrify Your Home.
You already know that Electric Service 1« the moat
useful and economical servant In the home.
Why not s ta rt now and let Electricity do all your
household drudgery for you?
MODERN APPLIANCES
AT MODERATE PRICES
M orning w orship will be held S u n
day a t 11 o’clock a t th e S m ith Memor
ial P re sb y teria n ch u rch , w ith se rm o r
by th e p asto r, th e Rev. E. R. D. Hol
We have an excellent stock to select from.
iensted from th e them e, ’’L ife's G re at
est B lessing.” T his w ill be followed
Electric Store
Electric Building
by th e q u a rte rly com m union service.
Sunday school w ill convene a t the
usual hour of 10 o’clock.
T h ere w as a la rg e atten d a n ce a t the
re g u la r m eeting of th e Fairview
g ran g e la st S atu rd ay to help celeb rate
th e b irth d a y s of all m em bers born in
Ja n u a ry , F eb ru ary and M arch. T here
w ere 12 b irth d ay s, b u t only six of tho
n um ber w ere p resen t. A nother of
those b eau tifu l b irth d a y cak es m ade
by th e m a ste r o t th e g ran g e, Mrs.
We a re equipped to give th e sam e d istin ctiv e service
Jo h n Jo n a s and d au g h ters, adorned
th a t can be had from P o rtla n d o r elsew here, and are p re
the tab le. Mrs. Jo n a s also p resen ted
p ared to give serv ice In and o u t of P o rtlan d as well.
them w ith a b irth d ay card and E aster
We endeavor to perform th is sacred obligation w ith
the h ig h e st sta n d a rd of efficiency.
candies. S. B. H all, of G resham , was
p rese n t and gave a ta lk on potato
DAY DK NIGHT
grow ing w hich w as very in stru ctiv e.
I’hone 2171
Gresham, Oregon
The play, "H is U ncle’s Niece,” will
MRS. J. E. GATES
be given by th e Rockwood D ram atis
J. E. G A T E S
Lady A ssistan t
Mortician
club in th e city h all n ex t ’’’hursday
evening, A pril 23, a t w hich tim e good
vocal and piano m usic w ill be fu r
nisbed betw een th e ac ts u n d er the
auspices of th e F airview grange.
A re p rese n tativ e from a P o rtlan d
bond house w as p re se n t a t th e co u n
cil m eeting T uesday evening and dis
cussed the ru h le c t of b rin g in g Bull
Every Wednesday and
R u . w ater into F a'rv iew .
Saturday Evenings
G. I*. L um sden w as appointed re
co rd er to fill th e vacancy of G. O.
Dolpb who Is In W ashington w je r e
he is em ployed ln a cheese factory.
A Dally Delicious Beverage
near Pleasant Valley School
C. N. B uckner and E a rl M cElwalp
with a laxative tendency
a re building a double g ara g e on th eir
Not a Drug Stimulant b lit a
lots w hich they recen tly p u rc h a r-1 I Don’t F o rg et and You W on’t R egret
HEALTH STIMULANT
from Mrs. E liza Stone on Second and
Bold
H arriso n stre e ts. Mr. and Mrs. Mc-
New Arrival at Bull Itun.
Cecil Metzger’s Grocery
E lw aln will occupy it w hen com plet
A. W. Metxger A Co.
A new a rriv a l at th e hom e of Mr.
ed.
Both fam ilies intend to c te c t
Walrad Mercantile Co.
and Mrs. P. E. Sloop of Bull Run Is j
m odern houses in th e n ea r fu tu re
Mrs. J. H. P eterso n , who has been baby k lrl who w as born on A pry 14
confined to h er home th e p ast two
Bloop was fo rm erly Miss Alice
fiOl — Office P h o n e -------601
w eeks w ith Illness, Is rep o rted b etter. | H ale, of Boring.
<>■»• Rleetrle Bid*.
Mrs. O. P. Lum sden gave a Sunday
school E aster p arty to 25 of th e little
u-
, Hr^
' banks.
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We w ish to ex p ress o a r h e a rtfe lt i
folks at her home April 10. She w as th an k s to our frien d s and n eig h b o rs!
assisted by Mrs. E. R. D. H oliensted I for th e ir help an d kind ex p ressio n s of
Carpenter and C ontractor
and Mrs. B laine T u rn e r.
I sym pathy In th e d eath o t o u r beloved
A num ber of frien d s and r e la tl/ s !lI'1,,,’aniJ
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Ja
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her,
aon
and
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th
er,
B
ert
M i.u-.i-
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. . for th e b eau tlfu |
H. Nichols.
A
OVAKAHTBRO
from F airview atten d ed th e fu n eral floral offerings.
of Mrs. A nnie W agner w hich w as held
Mrs. B ert N ichols an d son B ert Jr.,
Jo h n N ichols,
Mr. an d Mrs.
ln G resham Monday afternoon.
A rth u r N ichols, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Air Tight
Water Preef
E sterb ro o k . Mr.’ and Mrs. C. B.
Cream Prices.
P eterso n , C larence U nderw ood.
Building* Moved
T he Sandy cream ery is paying 45
cen ts a t the cream ery and 43 cen ts on
Money to loan on real estate. Farm
th e ro u te for b u tt e rf at.—Adv.
loans at 6 per c e n t B. W Thorne.
Get the classified ad. habit
PORTLAND ELECTRIC POWER CO.
Cheapest Fuel because no Ashes
GAS SALESROOMS
MAin «500
Willys-Knight Touring, looks good.
Ford 1923 Touring.
Ford, 4-door Sedan, 1924.
Ford Tudor Sedan, 1924.
Star Touring, 1923.
Overland Touring, 1923.
J
W arehouse C o .
F a i r v i e w . O r e .
Phone 2211
GATES’ FUNERAL HOME
TRUST — SERVICE
DANCING
Special Cash Price at Mill Only
April 17.
P rices Subject to Market Changes
P E R TON
P E R TON
Barley, w h o le ............... $44.00
Barley, rolled or ground 46.00
Corn, w h o le .................. 50.00
Corn, cracked or ground 52.00
Oats, w hole.................... 44.00
Oats, rolled or ground . . 46.00
W h e a t............................. $62.00
S c r a tc h ........................... 62.00
Egg Producer............... 54.00
Mill R u n ........................ 33.00
M id d lin gs...................... 50.00
Bran................................. 32.00
CLEANING, ROLLING, GRINDING, at any time
TO OUR PATRONS—When in the market for Feed or Grain of any kind
you owe it to yourself to get our prices. We make it to your interest to pay cash.
We also pay you to make your own delivery. It costs money to deliver no diff
erence who does the work.. We are glad to deliver when requested, and do so at
cost to us, but the one who makes his own delivery, makes a saving to us which we
allow to you.
Selling for cash we have no long overdue accounts, or accounts that are nev
er paid, which in any credit business must be allowed for.
This we give to you. We extend credit to responsible parties when request
ed and our charge prices are as reasonable as it is possible for us to make, but the
s ving we can and do make to you in paying cash you can well afford to borrow
the money from your bank to take advantage of our prices.
S p r i n g e r ’s H a l l
New Swiss
HEALTH TEA
FRANK C. JONES
SEPTIC TANKS
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