Washington High School - Lens Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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JUNE, 1923 I n ll z-1 U an 5' H CD H '11 H Om'- Z ut 559 Q E fc gag U bfgm Z D' 1 H 5323- D593 5-I S523 O N 2 Q 2 si 2252 Q Z pp Pi Q fp H i H 5 ll H A National Bank With a Savings Department :1 2.1 i:i:ioici:l:i:i:i:1:1 1:11-icini 1:-2: :xii :xiii -iz.: ioioinio 5:4 :io Compliments of Smith 8: Ewoodbury Co. 70 FIRST STREET fobbers of SHOP AND MILL SUPPLIES CARBORUNDUM AND KABRASIVES r-nioif--- 1o-..:vc.-L1.,am:1:1.::-:1c1cf. zicicz-51:1 fizic-ic: ini:-11.