Gresham outlook., January 16, 1914, Page 4, Image 4

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POCK
GRESHAM
OFTDOOK
FRIDA T.
J ANT ARY
1«.
1914
IN GRESHAM
AND VICINITY
Price-Slashing Event in the History
of the Community. A Sale without
a predecessor in Gresham’s history.
JANUARY
JANUARY
W. R. BURKE’S Complete Stock of High-Grade Jewelry
is now in the hands of the SELLING AGENTS. Every
article reduced regardless of former selling-price and real
value. The one thought in mind is, SELL THE GOODS.
Rockford Heavy-Plated Silverware
d esig n K n ife an d F o rk , s e t $3.1*41
$1.54* p lain d c-ig n K n ife am i F o rk , set $2.45
$10.4)4* fancy d esig n K n ife an ti F o rk .
$11.15
$3.54» T n ld e Spoons, set o f (1
$1.1*4*
$3.00 Ih ^ s e rt Spoons, set o f o
$1.73
$1.50 llei ry Spoons, now
85
$1.75 llo t <’a k e N ew er, now
$1.00
$1.25 S u g a r S hell an d B u tte r K n ife
.73
$1.00 H eat F o rk , p leasin g d e sig n
.55
$3.50 set of O S alad F o rk s
$2.25
$3.2.5 set of 41 B u tte r S p re a d s
$2.15
M .L R O G E R S H AKE AT
O FF
$.->.4 44 * 1 Mill )
ssl
U
1 4 if
I *4 OH
COMM! NITY S IL V E R AT
4OM I I.F T F XSSOBTM FNT O F
A t IO O ’c lo c k
11 m l P u inti it I 'h inti
off
M o ilin g
o ff
W u le i im in
A rtic le s
a K o ulitu in
1 3 off
P e llS
S ilve r
Bi posit ware
l/„
off
lias vv itli Gold
m id S ilv e r Handles
‘/ a o ff
Sm,ill fancy Desk Clocks i 2 Off
.Mantle Clocks
1 3 off
2.(HI A lai hi ('lo c k s fo r
$1.16
''ilk
I
in tin
1-3 off
O’CLOCK
Saturday
Saturday
Morning
Illin o is 11 Jew el. 20 y e a r east at
W a lth a m , 21 Jew el. 20 y e a r case a t
E lgin. 17 Je w e l, 25 y e a r cs.se a t
R o ck fo rd . 17 Jew el, 25 y e a r case a t
H am p to n , 17 Jew el, L ife-tim e case a t
Sw iss, 17 Jew el, 20 y e a r ease at
W alth am , 15 Jew el, 20 y e a r ease at
E lg in , 7 Jew el, 20 y e a r ease a t
A ssortm en t o f H a t c h e s
Old Prices Fade Away
Old prices fade into oblivion.
The only mention of them will be
in the way of comparison. Every
Article greatly Reduced
You
wont recognize the article by the
price, so prepare to meet a great
value-giving surprise.
Jewelry Bargains
T h e g re a te s t th in g o f its k in d e v e r a tte m p te d w ith
o u t e x c e p tio n . N e v e r b e fo re
such
o p p o rtu n itie s o f
b u y in g . D id yo u e ve r h e a r o f a $10.00 g u a ra n te e d G old
W a tc h , W a lth a m m o ve m e n t, s e llin g fo r 25c. T h a t's
ju s t w h a t we w ill do. also m any o th e r a rtic le s o f d if f e r ­
ent values w ill tie placed in th is o ffe r.
Y ou see e v e rv
a r tic le b e fo re b u y in g . T h a t's f a ir enough.
B e tte r he
here w hen th e d o o rs open.
$40.00 E l g i n 21 Jew el, 20 y e a r e a s e a t
F u ll
BABY R IN G S , S E T S A N D S IG N E T
Opportunity Envelope
Men’s Gold Watches
M any O th er P rice s.
$39.50
$104.041
S S I 00
$26.50
$28 50
$18 50
$16 50
$14 85
$10.35
$8.35
$1.75
$2.35
$3.2.5
$3.(43
$4.3.5
R e g u la r $1.4M* v alu es, now
.05
R e g u la r $1.23 value*, now
.85
Solid G old an d G old F ille d B race­
lets, re g . v alues up to $20.04»
H e h a v e n 't space n o r tim e to try anil
q u o te you piice.s on every a rtic le
H ow ever
th e lew m en tio n ed will give you a good idea
of o u r g r e a t
R ed u ctio n s. To
a p p re c ia te
fully th e v alue-giving you m ust com e to th e
sto re , a n d lie tte r com e e a rly too, if you
w ant y o u r choice.
25C
$ 5 &. n 0 R o ck fo rd , 17 Jew el Solid (to ld
$38 <>o
$38.00
$25.00
$25.00
$22.00
$20.00
$14.00
$11 00
Reg. $3.00 v alu es at
Keg. $1.00 v alu es at
R eg- $5.00 v alu es at
Reg. $0.00 v alu es at
Reg. $7.00 v alu es at
BARGAIN CARNIVAL
Jewelry Bargains
T o ile t
S a tu r d a y
E v ery p erso n (o v e r 1 (i y e a rs ) in sid e th e
S to re a t Ilia! tim e w ill s h a r e a lik e in th is
G reat O p p o rtu n ity .
P o sitiv ely
no o b lig a ­
tio n a lta c lie tl to th is b ig lib e ra l offer, .lust
4 m he in (his s to re is all lliu t is re q u ire tl. See
Bowl in Show W indow .
BE AT T H E STO K E AT 1« A..M. S I R E
Ladies' and Men's Signet, Emblem and Plain Rings
1-3 off. Birthstone Rings for all months of the year
GRAND
O’CLOCK
Saturday
Morning
9
LARGE CUT GLASS
1 JOWL GIVEN AWAY
ABSOLUTELY FREE
C ut G lass, best m ak es, good
a ss o rtm e n t
>4 a n d 1-3 off
Gold F illed S tick P ins
| -3 ,,ff
Solid G old Cuff L inks, fancy and
plain d esig n s, G re a tly R educed.
L ockets, larg e a s s o rtm e n t, in Solid
Gold and Gold F ille d , v alu es lip
to $22.00.
E veryone c u t c le a r
dow n.
lia r Pin*. B roaches, B eau ty P ins,
E tc., sacrificed.
Neck C h ain s, G old I d l e d and Solid
Gold, up to $0.00.
G re a tly r e ­
fla te d .
Ladies’ Gold Watches
$45.00 Illin o is. 15 Jew el, Solid Gold
$38.00 Illin o is. 1» Jew el, Solid Gold
$32 50 S o u th b en d . 7 Jew el, Solid Gold
$25.00 H am d o n . 17 Jew. I, 25 y e a r case
$20.04* W alth am , 15 jew el, 25 y e a r ease
$16.00 E lgin. 7 Jew el. 25 y e a r ease
$15.00 Sw iss, 7 jew el. 25 y e a r ease
$11 4*0 Sw iss. 7 jew el. 20 y e a r case
$9 00 New York S ta n d a rd . 7 Jew el, 20 y e a r ease
T he O p p o rtu n ity of a L ife T im e to Buy H a tc h e s .
OUR POLICY
Fair and honest treatm ent above all else. Under
no cireu instances whatever will any article be misrepre­
sented. Satisfaction equal to our guarantee goes with
every sale. No inflated values No goods but from our
regular stock. You are absolutely insured against in­
ferior ipiality.
You may buy with confidence. Our
reputation is at stake.
$30 00
$2 7 .0 0
$22.50
$18.50
$14.50
$11.85
$141.(4.5
$S.4(4*
$41.25
You’re Mighty Lucky
Lu2k was not intended for the
few.
Luck
is simply grasping
your opportunities.
This is your
opportunity. You’ll be mighty
Lucky if you take advantage of
this Sale
j S ta te b an k y e ste rd a y rep laced th e
old officers in th e ir p re s e n t p o sitio n s
(T hey a re A. M eyers, p re s id e n t; T heo-
j ilore B ru g g e r, vice p re s id e n t; C. J.
L u n d q u ist, c a s h ie r; L a u ra V. B ulke-
A. M eyers.
Services a s u su al on S unday a t { ley, a s s is ta n t ca sh ie r.
th e M ethodist
E piscopal ch u rch . I T h e o d o re B ru g g e r a n d C. J. L u n d -
P re a c h in g b o th m o rn in g a n d e v e n ­ j q u ls t a re th e d ire c to rs o f th e bank.
ing by th e p a sto r, Rev. M elville T.
B u rk e 's o p p o rtu n ity sa le w ill be-
W ire.
On M onday n ig h t, J a n u a r y ! gin to m o rro w and w ill be th e a ttra c -
19, a t th e
p arso n ag e,
l)r. Ja m e s i tion to m o rro w . T h e show w indow is
M oore, d is tric t s u p e rin te n d e n t will filled w ith n u m e ro u s a rtic le s of je w ­
hold th e second (tu a rte riy c o n feren ce elry a n d o th e r artic le s, all of w hich
S u n d ay school on S unday a t 10 a m., a r e to be sold a t low prices.
T he
J u n io r L eag u e a t 3 :3 0 p. m ., E p ­ ¡ O p p o rtu n ity ” en v elo p e is a fe a tu re
w o rth L eague a t 6 :4 5 p. m.
th a t w ill d raw , a n d th e c u t g lass dish
Mr. an d Mrs. J. A. D avidson have ! to be g iven aw ay is w o rth being
been e n te r ta in in g th e la t t e r ’s fa th e r th e r e fo r a t lo o 'clo ck , to m o rro w .
P. II. L eabo, o f T he D alles, a n d M.
W ord w as received from S e a ttle
B. L eabo, of A u ro ra, O regon.
¡y e s te rd a y th a t M rs. M aude H isel.
P rin cip al S tu b b s an d Miss Y oung d a u g h te r of W. H. C ongdon, w ould
of th e G resh am
h ig h
school a re hav e to u n d erg o a n o th e r su rg ic a l o p ­
g re a tly en c o u ra g e d by th e in te re s t e ra tio n . S he w ill be ta k e n to P ro v i­
ta k e n in th e re cen t d e b a te s,
a n d den ce h o sp ital next w eek, i t will be
c o n sid e r th a t th e G resh am d e b a te rs h e r th ird o p e ratio n .
did well in view of th e fact th a t they
T lie m o rn in g serv ices a t th e F re e
w ere all b eg in n ers, none h av in g d e­ M eth o d ist ch u rc h n ext S unday will
b ated before. Mr. S tu b b s an d Miss be a t th e u su al h o u rs.
Love fe a st
Y oung coached hotli team s a lt e r ­ se rv ice will follow th e serm o n . T he
n ately and not se p a ra te ly as s ta te d in p a sto r. Rev. E. W. H ig h t, w ill p reach .
th e last O utlook. T h e re w ere th is T h e re will be no serv ice in th e e v e n ­
y e a r six w ho trie d o u t fo r th e team . ing.
A lready th e re have been tw en ty -o n e
W. R. G ould lias recovered from
h ig h school s tu d e n ts w ho h av e s ig ­ his re c e n t accid en t an d has g one to
nified th e ir in te n tio n to try fo r th e I w ork in th e woods ag ain .
te a m s nex t year.
Mrs. E. W. H ig h t re tu rn e d th is
N eighbors J. O. W ilson an d A. L. week from F o re st G rove w here sh e
K eenan of C am p 7 7 W oodm en of has been sin ce C h ristm a s w ith h e r
th e W orld w ere in G resham y e s te r­ p a re n ts, Rev. and Mrs. D. W. Cook.
day in th e in te re s t of th e M u ltn o ­
S. ('. K n ig h to n of L a C e n te r, W ash ­
m ah R ooster, th e C am p 's m on th ly
in g to n , sp e n t a day o r tw o th is week
m agazine.
w ith his son, A aron K n ig h to n and
C lau d e S m ith is a ssistin g in th e fam ily.
O utlook office th ia week d u rin g a
Mrs. Jo e H am lin an d d a u g h te r,
ru s h of work.
L a u ra , of P o rtla n d , v isited y e sterd ay
S ev eral
pro sp ectiv e b u y ers of w ith G ra n d m a H am lin.
G resham p r o p e r ty , have
visited
Mrs. P earl B ecker, of P o rtla n d ,
G resh am w ithin th e p ast few days as
am i h e r fa th e r-in -la w , Mr. B ecker,
a re s u lt of th e an n o u n c e m e n t th a t
of l.os A ngeles, C a lifo rn ia , a re th e
th e au to m o b ile facto ry is going to
u ests of th e fo r m e r’s p a re n ts, Mr.
be built.
A n o th e r facto ry o r tw o
and Mrs. D. C. Ross.
an d G resham will have a little p ro s­
Mrs. C la ra K ane is im p ro v in g h e r
p e rity boom all of Its own.
hom e by th e ad d itio n of a b ath ro o m .
J o h n B row n Went to his gold m ine
E. C. L indsey is doing th e c a rp e n te r
in so u th e rn O regon y e ste rd a y an d
expects to m ake a sa le of th e p ro p ­ w ork an d H ow ard T ru s c o tt th e
plum bing.
e rty w hile aw ay. He has still a n o th ­
Mrs. W. J. W irtz an d d a u g h te r, of
e r good piece of m in in g p ro p erty
th e re w hich he expects to develope P o rtla n d , w ere c a lle rs in G resham
if th e sa le of th e developed m ine is today.
m ade.
T h e G resh am G irls' H ose T eam
H o rd w as received h e re y e ste rd a y h as m oved its club room to a new
in th e F ir s t S ta te B ank
m o rn in g of th e d e a th of Mrs. E liza­ lo catio n
beth G ullickson, who died a t 5 :4 5 b u ild in g an d has c h riste n e d it, H ose
in P o rtla n d . S he w ould hav e been T eam M anor. T he new room is very
84 y e a rs ol' age on th e 28th of next a ttra c tiv e and is fitted up w ith a
m o n th an d d e a th w as du e to th e piano a n d o th e r a rtic le s of use a n d
lu lirm a tiv e s of age. S he was th e com fort.
m o th e r of Alex. G ullickson an d th e
An in q u iry h as com e to th e O u t­
late H enry G ullickson, of G resham . look fo r m ilk goats. A nyone h av in g
In te rm e n t took
place th is a f t e r ­ such a n im a ls w ill p lease leave w ord.
noon in tile G resham cem e tery , Rev.
Mrs. E. M. G rim es, w ho re c e n tly
M. T. W ire officiating, w ith services sold h e r farm to D. E. Tow le, of
a t th e M. E. ch u rch .
P ark R iver,
N o rth
D ak o ta,
has
T ile case of a s s a u lt an d b a tte ry , moved in to J o h n B liss' c o tta g e on
p re fe rre d a g a in st Lee M errill in a th e B ase Line.
P o rtla n d co u rt by C. It. G u n d ru m ,
F re d P ow ell, of P o rtla n d , sp e n t
was dism issed. It was th e o utcom e ' Sunday w ith his p a re n ts, Mr. and
of a s tre e t fight in G resham
last Mrs. C has. Pow ell.
S a tu rd a y ev en in g betw een th e two,
Mrs. E lla A ton left to d ay fo r La-
in w hich both receiv ed a few d e li­ m onta, O regon, w h e re sh e will spend
ca te m em entoes of th e occasion.
a b o u t a m o n th w ith h e r b ro th e r, J _
E. G. K ard ell h as tu rn e d o v e r the «•’. W ilm a rth , fo rm e rly of B o r i n f S ^
office of fa ir se c re ta ry to his su cces­ Mrs. A ton was accom panied by h e r
so r, E. L. T h o rp e, and is m ak in g a r ­ I m o th e r, Mrs. L. M. T ay lo r, of Bor-
ra n g e m e n ts to le a v p fo r M an zan ita ! ing.
Rev. F. H. F re u n d has re tu rn e d
beach as soon a s th e tr a n s p o rta tio n
from Id ah o an d will hold serv ices at
fa c ilitie s will allow .
T o night's b a sk e t ball gam e b e t­ th e u su al h o u rs in ZI011 E vangelical
ween th e high schools of G resham ch u rch n ext Sunday.
Roy M cClung, of B oring, was o p ­
an d S tevenson is su re to be a g re a t
a ttra c tio n a t th e s k a tin g rin k . S tev ­ e ra te d on fo r a p p e n d ic itis a t th e
enson has a crack team and will give Good S a m a rita n h o sp ital in P o rtla n d
last W ednesday. He is re p o rte d to
G resham H igh a h a rd tussel.
he m ak in g a good recovery.
Mrs. O la B oyle's prize ball to n ig h t
sh o u ld d raw a big crow d. T he p riz­
Daily and S unday O regonian and
e s will be given aw ay as ad v e rtise d 1 w ice-a-H eek O utlook, special com ­
if fifty o r m ore n u m b ers a re sold b in atio n . 1 y e a r. $8.00
T ickets
will
be
»1.
G entlem en
Best C ough M edicine fo r C h ild ren
sp e c ta to rs. 23 cents. L adies free.
" I am very g lad to say a few w ords
Dr. W. T. M illiken, of O regon City in p ra ise of C h a m b e rla in ’s C ougli
will p reach a t th e B ap tist ch u rc h to ­ R em edy" w rites Mrs. L ida Dewey,
n ig h t at 7 :3 0 . Com e an d h e a r him . M ilw aukee. H is. "I have used it
lo r y ears b o th fo r my c h ild re n am i
Rev. E. A. S m ith , of O regon C ity, m yself an d it n ev er fa ils to reliev e
w ho h as been very successful in e v a n ­ am i c u re a cough o r cold. No fa m i­
g elistic m eetin g s in P o rtla n d and ly w ith c h ild re n sh o u ld be w ith o u t
e lsew h ere, will be h ere S unday and it a s , it gives a lm o st Im m ed iate re lie f
in cases of c ro u p ." C h a m b e rla in 's
p n ach fo r eig h t days, every evening C ough R em edy is p le a sa n t an d safe
except o ne. when
Dr
H inson, of to ta k e , w hich is of g re a t im p o rta n c e
P o rtla n d , w ill p reach fo r us. E A. when a m edicine m u st be given to
young c h ild re n .
F o r sa le bv G re sh ­
L eo n ard , pastor.
am D rug Co., and all D ealers
W R ITING A C H E C K
" J u « t w aif a m in u te an d I'll w rite a check fo r it"
Say th is to y o u rself an d see how good it so u n d s. A p ro m in e n t
b u sin ess m an says th a t th e p ro u d e st act of his life w as th e w rit­
ing of a tw o -d o llar check, to pay fo r a h a t, w hen he w as fifteen
y e a rs old.
T h e re is a c e rta in satisfa c tio n * in sig n in g y o u r n am e to y o u r
first check th a t c an n o t be co m p ared w ith an y o th e r feelin g of
ela tio n .
THINGS TO REMEMBER.
W rite legibly. Never leave any room for doubt as to the
am ount and the person It i. to be paid to. If th ere is any doubt
he mind of the te lle r as to the am ount of the check as shown
by «he figures he always goes by th e am ount w ritten out in full in
th e . body of the check.
face o fCne<kirmUs ' ”* end o r,ed Ju ,t “ the n» « e 1» w ritten on the
Should
U ‘c c o r i w ‘Jr » r ltte n on th e check It
‘ rRten r lr h , h ?
a ^ r e s p o n d . nd th e correct endor#em ent
w ritten rig h t below the flret one.
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