Jefferson High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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The Spectrum June, 1920 The Power of an Idea “There is surely no greater wisdom than well to time the beginnings an l onsets of things. ” Bacon— F. W. Woolworth conceived the idea of thrift—of the power of small sums— nickels and dimes. The idea resulted in one of the largest businesses in the world; it built the tallest building in the world, which remains a monument to the man and his idea. Every successful business began in a small way, and had for its foundation the idea of thrift. Your habits are now being formed. Consider the thrift idea, as have the nation's successful men. “My method of saving is simple but systematic,’’said one. “I set aside a fixed sum each month out of my income and regard that deposit as a debt to the bank that must be paid ” —Be thrifty. United States National Bank Sixth and Stark Under Government Supervision

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June, 1920 The Spectrum The Young Men’s Clothes Shop Washington at Sixth THE CANOE PICNIC would not be complete without the “refresh- ments.” And then you want thin chicken and lettuce sandwiches made of Holsum and American-Maid Bread. Log Cabin Baking Company Bakers of Holsum and American-Maid Bread McCargar, Bates Lively General Insurance and Surety Bonds Yeon Building, Portland, Oregon Main 168—A-2694 3