Gresham outlook., March 16, 1928, Page 3, Image 3

FRIDAY. MARCH I«, IWs
GRESHAM OUTLOOK. GRESHAM. OREGON
TROUTDALE
POWELL VALLEY I citis and retu rn ed today to her Multnomah County Council to Meet.’ For real estate loans see or cal]
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hom e in Pow ell Valley.
P re ac h in g and
The M ultnom ah County Council B. W. T horne.—Adv
A program w ill be given by th e I s.uu C arrell, who has been ill for
T he follow ing teach ers of Sandy co ngregation of th e Sw edish Mis- several w eeks past and w as th ought of th e P aren t-T each er association I
will be held a t th e T ro u td ale Com­
m unity ch u rch S unday at 10 o’clock Union high school have been r e ­ sion ch u rch S atu rd ay evening, be- !o be improving, th is m orning suf will m eet in reg u la r session a t the
in charg e of th e Rev. E. R. D. H ol­ elected; P rin c ip a l G. D. O rr, th ree - ginning at 7:45. T his w ill consist fered
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a slig h t stro k e of p araly sis Rockwood school. Base Line and
lensted. p asto r of th e Sm ith Me­ year te rm ; Neal R. H o rr, m anual of m usical num bers, read in g s and a w hich has affected th e rig h t side of Rockwood road. S atu rd ay , March
"Pride
of Gresham"
17. a t 11 a. m. The Rev. j . C. H a r­
m orial P re sb y teria n
ch u rch at train in g and boys’ coach; E rn est sh o rt ad d re ss by th e Rev. Jo n as his face aud th ro at.
F u n eral services w ere held W ed­ F airview .
B a a Suhr. A won-!
Raunow , a ssista n t m an u al tr a in ­ Johnson. R efresh m en ts of frozen
rison. p asto r of C entenary-W ilbur
■!t ■ • '0 flower, s! ould be In every ‘
nesday afternoon at the Rockwood
M ethodist ch u rch , w ill be the
W ord h as been received of th e ing and football coach; Miss E dna straw b e rrie s, ice cream , cake and
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BORING
M ethodist E piscopal church for death
sp eak er of the day. Special work
of Robert J. Bealey at San Thom pson, com m erce; Miss A r- coffee w ill be served.
$3.50
per
bulb
Mrs. F ra n k Dickenson, who passed
P ro fesso r H ertzogg from Salem of in te rest to teach ers and p aren ts
Diego, C alifornia, a t th e age of 73 leigh K äm m erer, home econom ics;
Sunday school w ill begin a t 9:50
aw ay M arch 11.
Mrs. R oberta W illiam s, m ath em a­ at th e M ission church, follow ed by will preach at th e M ethodist church will be presented through the co­
years.
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fath
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of
trem en d o u s reduction on a ll!
I t w as im possible to se a t the M ajor W alter de V. Bealey, head of tics and g irls' coach; Miss E dith
next Sunday m orning at 10 o’clock. operation of County S u p erin ten ­
our shrubs.
la rg e num ber of people who cam e the Bealey iM litary academ y near Shell, E nglish aud glee club. P rin ­ th e ch ild ren 's service at 10:55 anil Sunday school will be at 11. In- dent W. C. A lderson. Members of
th e m orning service at 11:10 in
Shade Trees. Fruit Trees, B e r r y 1
to th e church for th e la st sad rites T routdale.
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Plants, Perennials.
Swedish
Rev. Oswald T aylor of the E pisco­
invited.
church w ill conduct a service S un­
pal church spoke very touchingly brought to P o rtlan d for interm ent.
R ock P la n ts , 10c
day aftern o o n a t 3 o’clock at th e
T he T ro u td ale P aren t-T each er
COTTRELL
of th e beautiful life of Mrs. D icken­
R epair D riveways.
LYNCH
D
ahlia Bulba reduced.
Cedar
schoolhouse
to
w
hich
all
are
association
met
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rid
ay
.
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9,
at
son and offered w ords of consola­
The b ask etb all gam e played la st
Now is th e tim e to rep a ir your
th e schoolhouse. T h ere w as a good evening at Sandy resu lted in a vie invited. T he evening serv ice a t
The Lynch P aren t-T ea ch e r a sso ­
tio n to th e bereft.
Rose». 2-year bushes
all leading varieties
ciation will give a dance on F rid ay drivew ays w ith crushed rock or
Mrs. M yrtle Sm ith sang. “Beulah attendance. T he su b ject of w est­ to ry for C ottrell, th a t team sco r­ 7:30 w ill be in E nglish.
road
gravel.
See
W
alrad
&
W
right,
ern
w
riters
was
tak
en
ca
re
of
by
T he Rev. Don S hogren w ill leave evening, M arch 23, a t th e Lynch
$3.50 dozen
L and,” and " I t Is W ell W ith My
ing 24 ag ain st 14 for Lusted.
G resham . Phone 1631.—Adv.
S oul,” w ith Mrs. J. F. Dunlop a t Mrs. L. A. H arlow and her w riter
The e n tertain m en t given S a tu r­ soon for a tw o-w eeks' evangelistic schoolhouse. Music w ill be fu r-
w
as
E
zra
M
eeker,
a
subject
m
uch
th e piano.
Sulir’s Flower Farm
day evening a t th e C ottrell com ­ cam paign a t Hoquiam , W ashington, ilished by M ack's e n te rta in e rs fea-
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T he ro stru m ,
w hich extends enjoyed by all.
m unity ch u rch for the benefit of w here th e B aptist and Mission tu rin g the Merry Maids. A novelty
Base l ine Road, Mile F ast of
The county h ealth nurse, Miss the K elso ch u rch w as w ell a tte n d ­ churches will u n ite for services. of the affair will be a lad ies’ b al­
The F arm ers M utual F ire Relief
n early th e width of th e church,
DL.MIle Corner.
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w as nearly hidden from view by H icks, and Mrs. W hiteside, of P o rt­ ed and ap p reciated , about $15 being Mrs. S hogren w ill visit at S eattle loon blowing contest. T h ere will A ssociation. F arm and subu rb an
floral offerings, th e gifts of sym ­ land, each talked on her special realized w hich com pletes th e fund d u rin g h er h u sb a n d ’s tw o-w eeks' be card tables for those who do not property. H. W. S n ash all, p re si­
Address at Troutdale, Oregon, for.
freo catalog.
line of w ork .and a v o c a ls o lo by needed w ith w hich to m ake rep a irs stay at H oquiam . The Rev. Jo n as ca re to dunce.
dent, G resham . P lea san t View Ave.,
p ath etic friends and relatives.
Johnson w ill supply th e p u lp it in (
Phone 3065.
T he pall b earers w ere Miles Mrs. Sam H arlow of ~ P o rtlan d * on t |je c hu rc i, at Kelso.
Powell V alley d u rin g th e absence j
RADIO REPAIRING.
O rim shaw , R ichard T eg art, Wm. com pleted th e p rogram for th e a f­
of Mr. S hogren w ith the exception ! We rep a ir an y th in g on any m ake
S tanley, John Burns, A. G. Schan- ternoon. A num ber of ladies from
HALEY
of Sunday evening. March 25. when of radio. W ork g u aran teed . L. L.
F airview circ le visited. A dainty
tin and W alker Q uesinberry.
M inerva Isabella H artley was lunch w as served by Mrs. F ran ces
Sunday school will begin at th e the Rev. M. E. A nderson of Tacom a Long, phone 631. We call for and
deliver.
born Ju n e 19, 1862, two m iles east Fox and Mrs. M inta Soctt.
H aley B ap tist ch u rch a t 10 o'clock, will preach.
"T he C oronation of th e K ing of I
of G resham and died M arch 11,
C. E. Scott retu rn ed on M arch 10 followed by th e m orning w orship
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from Boston w here he has been a t ­ in Sw edish a t 11. The ju n io r m eet­ K ings” w ill be the them e of the
"At pour service with the Pest of Service"
W hen a child her p are n ts moved tending an executive board m eeting ing will be held at 6:45 p. m. The serm on (n E nglish Sunday m o rn ­
to th e H artley donation land claim of th e n ational d ep artm en t of c la ss­ evening service beginning at 7:30 ing at 11:10 a t th e Saron L u th eran
a t Rockwood until her m a rria g e to room teachers. He also attended will be in ch arg e of th e young peo­ ch u rch by th e pastor, th e Rev.
F ra n k Dickenson on A ugust 24, m eetings of the N ational E ducation ple. A cordial in v itation is ex ten d ­ Enoch Sandeen. At 8 o’clock a
1881, and has resided in th is com ­ association w hich took place th e re ed by the p asto r, th e Rev. Jo h n S. Bible le ctu re w ill be given from
The secret of small repair bills on
m u n ity all her life, being know n to at th e sam e tim e. Mr. Soctt rep o rts N ordell, to atten d th ese services.
th e subject. “T he S tate of Society
ail of her friends both old and one m ost in te restin g m eeting at
Mr. and Mrs. John V alberg e n te r­ W hen A pollos is King.” Sunday
your car is
young as A unt Belle.
Pound
w hich Mrs. L indbergh received life tained ab o u t 20 of th e ir friends school w ill convene as u su a l at
She w as a m em ber of the E p is­ m em bership in th e N ational E d u ca­ S atu rd ay night. Five h undred w as 9:45.
copal church and an active and tion association, and a gift from the played and dancing enjoyed, afte r
Mrs. Enoch Sandeen has now en ­
at Newberg P acking Co.,
of the proper grade, at all times. We are
c h a rte r m em ber of th e W om an's association. It w as his privilege w hich a delicious lunch w as served. tire ly recovered from th e effects of
G resham
Benefit association.
She w as a to h ear Col. C harles L indbergh Those p rese n t w ere Mr. and Mrs. her recen t op eratio n for appendi-
here to serve you and our advice is FREE
kind, devoted wife and loving speak a t th is m eeting.
R. H. M cW illiams, Mr. and Mrs.
m other.
Mr. S cott is a te ac h er a t Je ffer­ Dave S tab ler, Mr. and Mrs. A1
She leaves to m ourn her death son high school in P o rtlan d .
P eier, Mr. and Mrs. G eorge D errick,
her w idow er, F ra n k D ickenson;
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Nelson, Mr. and
Mrs.
F
red
P
elto
n
and
Mrs.
J.
F.
th ree children, Mrs. M artha Cook.
Mrs. Jo h n Nelson, Mr. and Mrs.
Coons
spent
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hom
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Mrs. M argaret H arvey and E dw ard
John V alberg, Miss Mabel V alberg,
F IR E S T O N E
D ickenson; also five gran d ch ild ren of Mrs. A. Shields in P o rtlan d .
Louise and F red erick S tab ler, Rob­
W. B. S tru b le and Mrs. Eva e rt D errick and Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
H arold, F ra n cis and E va Cook,
BY
D O D G F
B R O T H E R S
OLDFIELD
B urton and A lfred H arvey, and two S tru b le and dau g h ter F ran ces of K r u e g e r .
P o rtlan d w ere Sunday v isito rs at
sisters, Mrs. Maggie Sales, Route
G resham , and Mrs. E liza Sales the L. A. H arlow home.
in P o rtlan d at th e home of Mr. and
E v erett, W ashington, and
one
T he social com m ittee of th e O. E. Mrs. S. F. H arlow .
b ro th er, George E tn a H artley, S. w ill give a card p arty F rid ay
We give R ogers S ilverw are Coupons
South B ellingham , W ashington, be night, M arch 23, at th e Masonic
hall.
sides a host of friends.
B urial w as m ade a t th e D ouglas
Mrs. Mary E llison of Topeka,
DICK JOHNSON, Mgr.
Gresham
o f all kinds
cem etery w here th e m em bers of the K ansas, is spending a few days at
W om an’s Benefit association had the hom e of Mrs. E lecta P arso n s.
COAL and B R IQ U ET S
N o other car in The Victory price class can
Charge.
Mrs. E llison has been visitin g for a
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few m onths at th e hom e of her
G
resham
F
uel
Co.
Card of Thunks.
b ro th er Z. G. S chenck in th e Vic­
And the statement holds equally true of Victory
Office 1051
Phones
Res. 1x5
A n O rth o Spray
We w ish to th a n k our neighbors to ry d istrict.
speed! . . . W atch the car flash thru traffic, lead
and friends for th e ir kind assist
Mrs. J. T. McGinnis w as a lu n ch ­
off
at
thefo
signal
and
hold\v&
lead!
Ask
Victory
ance and sym pathy in th e death of eon guest Monday a t th e home of
owners about its amazing pull on the hills!
o u r beloved wife and m other, Mrs Mrs. Sam H arlow in P o rtlan d .
M inerva Belle D ickenson, and for
Mrs. F red P elton atten d ed a tea
T h e r e ’s a sim p le, lo g ic a l a n sw e r to th is
and Septic T anks
th e beautiful floral offerings w hich W ednesday in P o rtlan d a t th e home
Day or Contract
Spectacular perform ance — unequalled power
of Mrs. French.
covered her la st restin g place.
WORK G UAR ANTEED
per pound o] car u eight.
F ra n k D ickenson, Mr. and Mrs
Mrs. A rth u r D ow sett of G resham
W illard Cook, Mr. and Mrs was a visitor Sunday a t th e home
Larry
F
och
t
In other w ords, a new and superior kind of
K enna H arvey, Mr. and Mrs of h er sister, Mrs. N ina Buxton.
B lot fU't mussed up with Lime and Sulphur?
GRESHAM
Phone S1S1
E dw ard Dickenson.
T. A lfred McNeel sp en t Sunday
engine with a new and superior kind of body.
Last Tribute Paid to
Well Loved Friend
SANDY UNION HIGH
I E ACH E ItS It E .E LE C T E D
Sunday school
Triple “ A ” Service Station
PORK ROAST
20-
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2/zeV iC TO K Y
Plenty of Fresh Oil
TIRES
TUBES
5 to 2 5 M iles Per H our in
7% Seconds!
W 0 0 D
P L U M B IN G
10 to 4 5 M ile s in 13y> Secon d s!
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for dependable results
ROCKWOOD
The re g u la r services of the Rock
wood M. E. church will be as usual
S unday school will be a t 10 and
ch u rch at 11 o’clock. T he Rev. J
F. Dunlop will use as his text for
the m orning service, “F aith, Hope
and Love.” E pw orth League at
6:30, w hich will be follow ed by
p reach ing at 7:30. T he services in
th e evening w ill be in ch a rg e of
Dr. A. S. Hisey. Im m ediately after
th e evening service th e q u a rte rly
co n ference w ill be held. All are
invited.
T he oil p la n t w hich is being
erected at Ruby Jun ctio n by the
Shell Oil com pany is w ell under
way. A fine road Is nearly com ­
pleted from th e m ain public road
into th e p la n t’s prem ises. Several
larg e neat buildings a re underw ay
and one or two ta n k s have alread y
been erected. It is also em ploying
a larg e num ber of local men.
FAIRVIEW
T here w ill be th e re g u la r p re a c h ­
ing service Sunday m orning at 11
o ’clock a t th e Sm ith M emorial
P resb y terian church by th e pastor,
th e Rev. E. R. D. H ollenstcd. Sun
day school will be held at th e usual
hour of 10 o'clock.
Mrs. D. D. Sw eet left T uesday
a fte r a w eek's visit w ith her b ro th ­
er-in -law and sister, th e Rev. and
Mrs. E. R. D. H ollensted.
W’. E. Stone, who w as operated
on for h e rn ia F riday a t Good S a­
m a ritan hospital ,is reported to be
con v alescing satisfac to rily and is
expected home in about a week.
T he Rev. E. R. D. H ollensted
spoke to th e boys at Bealey Mili­
ta ry academ y Sunday evening.
Mrs. H. C. Moore retu rn ed home
recently from a w eek's visit w ith
her d aughter, Mrs. J. O. Downing
a t Amboy, W ashington.
Mrs. Ida Sim pson, Mrs. Max
Rhule of Rockwood, Mrs. John
S tru ck en and Mrs. Eliza Stone
w ere T h ursday dinner guests a t the
home of Mrs. Quigley of B airdsdale.
A sew ing club has been o rg a n ­
ized in th e Fairview school w ith 17
g irls as m em bers and Mrs. J. W.
Moller as leader. The president Is
C h arlo tte H ughes and th e secre­
ta ry K atherine Brooks. At the first
m eeting, w hich was held la st T u es­
day, "E v er R eady” w as th e nam e
chosen for the club. Miss H elen
Cowgill, a s sista n t sta te leader, will
m eet w ith th e girls on W ednesday,
March 21. at 9:30.
F ra n k ie, the 8-year-old son of
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Schm idt, was
rushed to St. V incents h ospital last
W ednesday evening, w here an o p er­
ation was performer! a t once for
acu te appendicitis. He is reported
to be doing well.
Mrs. Ju lia Snover is rep o rted to
be dangerously ill a t h er home.
R elatives and friends from P o rt­
land a re w ith her constantly.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin M oller. Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd D ietch w ere am ong
i he brave ones who w ent to Mt.
Hood la st Sunday. They w ent as
far as Swim and rep o rted a de­
lightful day.
T hey hope to go
again soon.
Make use of the
quicker telephone
1561. Two private
someone to answer
PHONE
1211
Outlook's new,
service. Call
line«. Always
your calls.
Peter
Lenard
(leaning and
Pressing
I Our cleaning plant Is
in Gresham
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I We rail aud deliver
D A /V C E
ROCKW OOD G R A N G E H A L L
on a
NEW MAPLE FLOOR
SATURDAY EVENING, MAR, 24
Art’s Jazz Bandits—5-piece O rchestra
GENTLEMEN 50c
Refreshments
EVERYBODY WELCOME
LADIES 25c
T he problem of w eight solved thru simplicity
o f design. T he problem of design solved thru
simplicity of parts. (No body sills—only 8
m ajor body pieces)
H igh power made feasible by rugged Dodge
construction and Dodge quality materials . . .
H igh speed made practical by a lower gravity
center and body overhang. (Chassis full widtn
o f body)
T his is Victory’ Dem onstration M onth. Drive
the car—any hour you please—and win one
o f Dodge Brothers big Dem onstration Prizes.
(Full details on request)
1095
4-DOOR SEDAN. F. O. B. DETROIT
BROCKWAY & NELSON
Phone 1471
Our wide knowledge of Diamonds in­
spires confidence. All our mountings
are fashioned by expert craftsmen.
A visit will convince you
iflcalcp’S jleluflrp ^»tore
Powell St.
Phone 44
Gresham, Oregon
GRESHAM
Tone In lor Iioilgr Iiroilleni Ilmi Io Program every
Thursday night, » to »:S0 (Parille Time)
VIIC Parille (Jouit Network.
C h a rter No. 65
Now is the tlinfc to spray the fruit trees to kill the
moss scale and aphids.
The Berry Growers Packing Co.
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FISH
$
P u rch a sin g
w ith Confidence
I his clean-up oil will do the work better and
cheaper. Call at the cannery and be convinced.
R eserve D istrict No. 12
R eport of th e Condition of
BANK OF GRESHAM
We are licensed fish
dealers.
During the Lenten
season we will carry
a good supply of fish
—both fresh, smoked
and salt.
BROWN’S
MARKET
Powell Street
Phone ISO!
Gresham
At G resham , in th e S tate of Oregon, a t th e close of business Feb 28, 1928
RESOURCES
1. L oans and discounts. Including rediscounts, accep tan ces
or bills of exchange, sold w ith endo rsem en t of th e bank
(in clu d in g item s show n in 29, 3« and 32, If a n y ) .......... $143,232.48
2. O v erd rafts secured and u n se c u re d ..............................................
509.70
4. O ther bonds, w a rra n ts and secu rities, including foreign
governm ent, sta te , m unicipal, co rp o ratio n , etc., Includ­
ing those show n In item s 30 and 35, If a n y ....................... 98,103.59
5 Stocks, secu rities, claim s, liens. Judgm ents, e tc ...................
2,500.00
6 B anking house. $7,500.00; fu rn itu re and fixtures, $3,800.00 11,300.00
7. Real estate ow ned o th er th a n hanking b o u se .......... ............ 24,031.81
9. (ab) Cash on hand in v au lt and due from banks, b an k ers
and tr u s t com panies designated and approved reserv e
ag en ts of th is b a n k ............................... ..................................... 38,346 85
9. (c) Net am o u n ts due from o th er banks, b an k ers and tru s t
com panies .....................................................................................
510.60
10. E xchanges for c lea rin g bouse and Item s on o th e r banks In
th e game city or tow n as rep o rtin g b a n k ...........................
324.04
11. Checks on banks outside city or tow n of rep o rtin g bank
and o th er cash ite m s ..................................................................
153.09
T otal cash an d due from banks, item s 8, 9, 10
and 11 .................................................................. $39,334.58
15. O ther assets, if any, T ra d e A ccep tan ces.................................
1,000 00
T o ta l................................................................................................$320.012.16
Portland’s
Electrical
Shopping
Center
The Portland Electric Power Company’s Home
77te Electric Building
At Broadway and Alder Streets
Is in the very heart of the huslnesti district.
LIABILITIEH
VAUGHAN
Garden Tractors
will easily pull a 10 inch plow. 10 disc
harrow , spike tooth harrow or cultivators
If Interested a»k for a dem onstration on your place.
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
PHONE 1141
Automobiles
GRESHAM, OREGON
Used Cars
implements
16. C apital stock paid I n ............................. , .......................................$ 15,000.00
17. S u rp lu s fund .....................................................................................
6,000.00
18. (a) Undivided p ro fits......................................................$3,219.80
(b) L ess c u rre n t expenses, in te re st and tax es paid 1,756.67
1,463.13
19. Reserved for taxes, in te re st and d e p re c ia tio n .......................
1,083 66
DEMAND DEPOSITS, o th er th an banks, su b ject to
reserv e:
| 23. Individual deposits su b ject to check, including deposits
due th e 8 ta te of Oregon, county, cities or o th e r public
funds ................................................................................................ 142,949.87
124. Demand certificates of deposit o u tsta n d in g ...........................
43.00
! 25. C ash ier's checks of th is b ank o u tstan d in g payable on
dem and ............... ........................................... .................................
1,652.55
(26. Certified checks o u ts ta n d in g ....................... ...................... ..
227 66
T otal of dem and deposits, o th e r th a n b ank deposits su b ­
ject to reserv e, item s 23, 24, 25, 26................. $144.873.08
TIME AND SAVINGS D EPO SITS, su b ject to rese rv e and
payable on dem and or su b ject to notice;
T im e certificates of deposit o u tsta n d in g ................................. 29,509.61
28. Savings deposits, payable su b ject to n o tic e ......................... 123,082.78
T otal of tim e and savings deposits payable on dem and or
su b ject to notice, item s 27 and 28.....................$152,592 29
Total......................................................................................... 1320,012.16
1 S tate of Oregon, County of M ultnom ah, ss.
I, C. E. Jo hnson, ca sh ie r of the above nam ed bank, do solem nly
sw ear th a t th e above sta te m e n t Is tru e to th e best of my know ledge
! and belief.
C. E. JOHNSON, C ashier.
, CORRECT—A ttest: M. C. H agberg, W. E. M arked. D irectors.
S ubscribed and sw o rn to before me th is 15 th day of M arch, 1928.
K. A. MILLER, Notary Public.
My com m ission expires Ja n u a ry 4, 1932.
The Electric Store on the F irst Floor la
Portland's Electrical Shopping Center.
W ithin one to three blocks of nearly all the
principal stores, shops, hotels, banka,
sestaurants and theaters.
Street cars rig h t to the door from every
part of the city, for single fare and tra n s­
fer.
Principal railway ticket offices, and Inter-
urban railways and stage term inals
easily accessible.
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