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GRESHAM
OVTUOOK
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4 Thanksgiving Week Specials 4
Blankets
Special prices on Woolknap and Wool
Blankets. You all need Blankets at this time
of year and we arc going to sell them to you.
We mean just what we say. We re going to
make the price so low that ycu cannot help but
buy. If you pass them now you will regret it.
R e g u la r
R e g u la r
R eg. $5
R eg. $(>
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•<! W o o lk n a p B la n k e ts
$3.50 O re g o n B la n k e ts
O r e g o n , a ll w o o l B l a n k e t s
O r go u , all-w o o l B la n k e ts
FI AM NFI F T T F Q O ur Stock of Flannellette is the largest ever. I he color-
r L A H H I L L C llE d ings are all the latest and ate certainly beautiful. I he
price of this goods is 15 cents per yard. FOR I HANKSG1VINC» WEEK
we offer these goods AT THE REMARKABLY LOW PRICE OF
11c
High-Top Shoes
and Rubber Boots
Forty pairs high top Shoes and Rubber
Boots at less than cost to close them out.
$1.19
M JSXi-S r e g u la r $2.25 B o o ts
L a d ie s r e g u l a r $2.50 1 lo o ts
Melt s r e g u la r $2.50 B a c k s
M e n s r e g u la r $1.00 B o o ts
M e n ’s r e g u la r $I!.(K) li ¡¡> B o o ls
$1.63
$1.98
$2.19
$3.35
$4.45
HRISTMAS is only four weeks off! We are again official
Headquarters for Santa Claus.
Our stock of Toys and Christmas Gifts is larger and
fresher than ever.
You are cordially invited to call, bring the cbileren, and
inspect our stock of Christmas goods.
( he children will enjoy the opportunity and you will get some good
suggestions that will make your Xmas shopping easier.
Relow are a few suggestions for Holiday Gifts:
There arc only a few pairs of these Boots,
the earlier you look them over the better
chance you will have to secure your size.
Boys’ high top Shoes, viscolized, the good
for bad boys kind.
For Men
suppers
$2.98
$3.43
fltii’s Light Loggers and Kruisers, 12 a Top
R e g u la r p ric e $6.50, to d o s e o u t
$4.98
R e g u la r $3.5(1, to clo se o u t
R e g u la r $4.00. to d o s e o u t
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II M D ll F ill H IK E S
Look over our Bargain Counter
every time you come in the store.
It will repay you for your time and
trouble.
For Ladies
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II M D III.ID IIII3 S
Tads*store
For Ladies
HAM» BAGS
I ¡I f E l s
HO- I
t » M il s
RARE I l l s
BOOKS
U Ms I S
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HOI SE D R E SSE S
it « l i t OATS
¡»BESS GOODS
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BI. » ' I.E I 'S
-'U P P E R S
SAA I VI I Its
s< I III and GAP SETS
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For Children
TOAS!
TOYS!
SHOES
HOSE
D RESSES
SI ITS
GO-1'.A RTS
D OLLS
II AVDKERI IIIEI S
R IB B O N S
It M il T I ES
I APS
SI'.ARES
3 1R Î LINDSEY, Dry Goods Shop
VICTORY
T a k a a d v a n ta g e of W an t Ads.
PLEASANT VALLEY
placed upon th e h o n o r list. We sln -
<•< rely- tr u s t th a t we m ay h a v e th e
p le a s u re o f p la c in g th e n a m e o f e v ­
ery p u p il In P le a s a n t V alley school
upon th3 ro ll of h o n o r lo r th e m o n th
of N o v em b er. T h is is a fe a tu re of
th e school w ork in w hich th e p a r ­
e n ts can a id th e teach ers very m a ­
te ria lly .
SW K A 1 R ltS
M ID D IE S
BELTS
T IE S
‘ I ’S p E M H ItS
IK »OKS
«.L O A E S
IIITT I AS
III illlE lt IIOOI
D ISH ES
HATS
Gresham
J. H . N o lta e n te r ta in e d re la tiv e s
fro m C a lifo rn ia d u rin g th e fo re p a rt
o f th e w eek.
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C. H. M oritz, o f L e b a n o n , v isited
w ith T ru le s G leen o n e d ay thiH w eek.
If so, come in and get our prices on
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E. G. B u tc h e r, o f F lr la n d , t r a n s ­
y
a c te d b u sin e ss in th e v a lle y W e d n e s­
MONEY ORDERS AND DRAFTS.
day.
PAUL HOETZEL, Prop.
Mr. a n d Mrs. W. G. R o g ers e n te r
LUSTED
W e can save you from 10c to 50c on
ta ln e d at th e ir h o m e la s t S u n d ay .
each O rder or Draft.
M r. a n d M rs. A. B o liask ey , Mr. an d
T h e p a tr o n s of th e d is tr ic t g a th
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M rs. B loom field an d Mr. a n d Mrs. »•red a t th e sc h o o lh o u se la s t S a tu r ’
d ay e v e n in g , n u m b e rin g o v e r a b u n - i
B ow en, a ll o f P o rtla n d .
W m . P llls te r m a d e a b u sin e ss tr ip d re d , fo r th e p u rp o s e of o rg a n iz in g :
a P a re n t 'te a c h e r s ' a ss o c ia tio n . Mr. i
i to th e c ity W ed n esd ay .
«.IIE S H A M , O R E G O N
E. I.. A nderson, w ho h as leased M aris, field w o rk e r fro m th e O reg o n ‘
4%
interest
on Savings Deposits
th e C. F . K e ste rso h p lace m oved In A g ric u ltu ra l
co lleg e,
w as p re s e n t
' w ith h is fam ily last M onday.
and gave u s a ta lk on th e su b je c t
T
A fine b aby g irl a r r iv e d at 111* w hich was I n te re s tin g a s w ell as in
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On the Market
O rient Sch ool Note«,
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
h o m e o f M r. an d M rs. R uby J o h n ' ttru e fiv e . A s h o r t p ro g ra m w as glv 1
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Flesh Every Pay.
en by th e school. Miss M arian Roh
so n la s t S u n d a y m o rn in g .
T
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e
P a r e n t- T e a c h e r s ’ a s s o c ia tio n
S e v e ra l
p o ta to
m e r c h a n ts h av e
Mr.
H e c to r a n d
F re d M organ
Mrs. P. J. B e rk e , w ho h a s b -e a e rts o n san g a solo, a c c o m p a n ie d by 1 been lu re th e la st few d ay s a n d so m e of O rie n t school la st F rid a y w as w ell
w ere u p o n th e H ig h w ay S u n d ay .
i se rio u sly ill a t h e r h o m e fo r ..one Miss H ild a Ityers. T h e fo llo w in g olli I of Hie ra n c h e r s h av e sold all of last a tte n d e d . T h e fo llo w in g officers fo r
’ tim e, Is a g a in a b le to be u p an d le e r s w ere e le c te d ; Mr J a m e s G o g er, | s e a s o n 's cro p
at
$i
a h u n d re d th e e n s u in g y e a r w ere e le c te d : p re s ­
In M a s sa c h u se tts six ty -liv e a d u lt I ab o u t.
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p re s id e n t;
Miss M arian R o b e rts o n , j p o u n d s
T h is y e a r th e r e w ere none id e n t, Rev C. M. B ro w n ; s e c r e ta ry .
m ales in e v ery 100 g e t less th a n $12
F a lls F’o rs g re n is a b le to ta k e n vice p re s id e n t; M iss A lb e rta S chnei
w ho c o u ld b o ast o f a good c ro p , w ith M iss A n n a N ew m an ; tr e a s u r e r . Miss
a w eek ; th i r t y - th r e e in e v e ry 100 little ex e rc ise now e ach day a f te r b e ­ li r, s e c r e ta r y ; c o m m itte e on p ro ­
B. M aude M ichel. It was d ecid e d to
t i l e e x cep tio n of so m e la te p o ta to e s
g et b etw een $12 a n d $25 a w eek.
in g co n fin ed to
h is
bed fo r tw o g ra m , M iss Eva S c h n e id e r, M rs Ed. th a t hav e n o t been d u g yet. A. B u t­ hold a sch o o l fa ir th e co m ing"’ fall
m o n th s o w in g to sic k n e ss.
H a m ilto n ; c o n s titu tio n a l c o m m itte e , ler h a s ju s t liu lsh ed lo a d in g a c a r a t an d a ls o th a t a ll re g u la rly e n ro lle d
E x tra ! H e a th t. M illig an p ain t
A m ong
P le a s a n t
A'alley
folks Mrs. Ed. S e a le r, Mrs. E lla S c h n e id e r C o rb e tt.
p u p ils of th e sc h o o l w ill e n te r
The
•lain St.,
Gresham.
in 1 g a llo n c an s, r e g u la r $2.25 v a lu e w ho a tte n d e d
th e
L an d P ro d u c ts A fte r th e clo se of th e m e e tin g tin I
W e n o ticed th a t fre a k p o ta to In “ H om e C re d it S y ste m ” w as e x p la in e d
$1.75 a t S te rlin g & K id d e r H dw . Co. sh o w on G re sh a m day w ere Mr. an d cro w d w as in v ite d to a d a in ty lu n c h . i
th e J o u r n a l y e s te rd a y , a n d su c h Is by P rin c ip a l Q u ic k sa ll a n d m an y p u ­
M rs. E. S. J e n n e , M r a n d M rs. I’. P. c o n sistin g of c a k e , sa n d w ic h e s anil q u ite a co m m o n tilin g h e re , hut. we pils a re re c e iv in g c re d it fo r w ork
R e fre s h m e n ts w ere
J e n n e , Mr. a n d Mrs. G. N. S a g e r an d coffee.
T h e n e x t m e e tin g w ill he d o n 't ra l-e th e m lik e P e te r M elander d o n e a t hom e.
se rv e d
by th e la d ie s w hich w ere
I h eld D ecem b er 3d.
P. J B e rk e
did fits
Wi hav e fo u n d fr e a k s still m u ch e n jo y e d
by th o s e
p re - n t .
T h e fo llo w in g is a list of th e p u ­
Miss Z ena N e lb a u e r v isited rela- I wot e th a n .'d elan d ers, h u t th e y a l­ T h e se m e e tin g s w ill be re g u la rly
p ils o f P le a s a n t V alley sch o o l w ho tlv es In P o rtla n d a few days.
w ays r a l-e th e m se lv e s. I am s u r e If h eld e v ery f o u r th T u e sd a y th r o u g h ­
w ere e n title d to a p la c e on th e roll
Mr. a n d M rs. N ick Rauw v isited ! a n y b o d y w ould try to g ro w a fre a k o u t th e y e a r a n d all p e rs o n s iu ter- r t-
Y ou ra n sa v e a good d eal o f m o n ey by b u y in g y o u r
ed in th e sch o o l sh o u ld e n d e a v o r to
■ o f h o n o r fo r th e m o n th o f O c to b e r; at th e h om e of th e ir so n s a few d a ta lik e th a t th ey c o u ld n ’t ilo It
sto ck to n ic at th is s to re , in s te a d o f p a y in g th e p e d d le r
a tte n d .
fan cy p ric e s fo r g o o d s of u n k n o w n q u a lity .
L ook a t
advanced
ro o m
A n th o n y S ch m id , la s t w eek.
li. Ri i d e r, son of Rev. Mr. R e e d e r
T h e boys of th e sch o o l h av e o b ­
th e s e p rices fo r th a t o ld re lia b le a n d g u a r a n te e d s to rk
F lo re n c e R ich ey , E d ith B u tle r an d .
Mr. a n d M rs F re d E rz a n d fam ily I of th e C h ris tia n c h u rc h , m et w ith a ta in e d p e rm issio n
to
III Hie old
c o n d itio n e r a n d w o rm e x p p lle r—
L illia n B ly m an .
P rim a ry
ro o m
1 v a c a te d th e ir fa rm th e first o f tin- te r rib li a c c id e n t
a few
d a y s ago c h a p e l b u ild in g fo r b ask et hull a n d
now th e y m ay play ev en th o u g h It
Pearl* R esto rff, A lice R ich ey , C alh
w eek a n d h av e g o n e to P o rtla n d .
w hile h a n d lin g h is te a m of h o rses. d o es ru in . T h e g ir ls of th e sch o o l
e ry n P o p p le to n , S h ig e ru K u ra s h ita , (
He got In to elose q u a r te r s so m eh o w w ill h a v e p o ssessio n tw o d ay s of th e
E arl O lson, E u la M arvin a n d B a r­ SuflTerer From ltnlige«ti<iii R elieved . j w as p in n ed b etw een th e h o rse an d w eek.
“ B e fo re
ta k in g
C h a m b e rla in ’s
b a ra C o m e ly . In o r d e r to be placed
T h e a tte n d a n c e th r o u g h o u t th e
On s ta b le d o o r a n d Ills b re a s tb o n e
sch o o l Is e x c ellen t c o n sid e rin g w e a th ­
i upon th e ro ll o f h o n o r, p u p ils m u st T a b le ts my h u sb a n d su ffe re d fo r se v ­ and som e rib s w ere fr a c tu re d .
Mr. e r c o n d itio n s .
1 he n e ith e r ta r d y
n o r a b s e n t an d e ra l y e a rs fro m in d ig e s tio n , c a u sin g R eciter Is g e ttin g a lo n g q u ite w ell at
T h e n u m b e r of p u p ils eontlnu« s to
m u st h a v e ab o v e 95 p e r c e n t. In d e ­ him to h a v e p a in s in th e sto m a c h th is tim e.
In c re a se an d now 12k a re in a tt e n d ­
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ance.
p o rtm e n t. T h e re w e re o th e r p u p ils an d d is tre s s a f t e r e a tin g . C h a m b e r­
Mr. D a r lin g ,• o u r H ig h w ay s ta g e
W hy pay th e p e d d le r tw ice th e s e p ric e s?
D r. H ess
S chool w ill he closed on T h a n k s ­
In th e sch o o l w ho w ere n e ith e r ta r d y la in 's T a b le ts re liev ed him of th e se d riv e r, an d b r o th e r o f M rs. E. M.
S tock T o n ic Is h ig h ly c o n c e n tra te d a n d w ill go as fa r
sp e lls r ig h t a w a y ,”
w rite s Mrs.
g iv in g a n d th e d ay fo llo w in g
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a s any p re p a r a tio n , no m a tte r w h a t p ric e y o u pay. D r.
T h o m a s C asey, G en ev a, N. Y. F o r H e n d e rso n nt C ro w n P o int, h a s ac-
su c h th a t th e i r n a m e co u ld not he sa le by G re sh a m D ru g Co.
H ess & C la rk , o f A sh la n d , O hio, m a n u f a c tu r e r s of th e
M oney s a v in g b a rg a in s
w a n t ads
e p te d Hie p o sitio n os m a n a g e r of
fa m o u s D r. H ess lin e , do n o t h a v e to p ay to r e x p en se
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busy
of h o rse , w ag o n a n d p e d d le r ; t h a t 's th e re a s o n th e y can
m ov in g his fam ily o u t fro m P o r t­ OO O OOOOOOCHXeOOOOOO Q OO O OO
sell th e i r p ro d u c ts to y o u th r o u g h th is s to r e a t ro ck
b o tto m p rices.
lan d .
One am i o n e-h a lf M iles S ou th of T rou td ale, near I edar School
M r.
S ta p le to n ,
G re s h a m 's
big
A'ou can g e t y o u r m o n ey b ack r ig h t h e re if a n y D r.
H ess p re p a r a tio n d o e s n 't do w h a t is c la im e d fo r it. W e
m a y o r, whs a t C o lu m b ia V iew fa rm P A L L K X V D B A M D A L L B i l l !
a lso h a n d le
F o rc e d to leav e on a c c o u n t o f se rio u s c o n d itio n o f f a th e r In Illin o is
ii-i w e e k In v e stin g In bogs.
N e w G a lle r y
Miss R uby
R a sm u s se n , of M on­
SEVEN YEAR OLD MARE. COW. WORK HORSE
DR. HESS’ DIP AND DISINFECTANT
m o u th , will sp e n d T h a n k s g iv in g at
2*s in. W agon anil .Spring«. Surry anil Ifaim-««, *ef Work
DR. HESS’ POULTRY PAN AC E A
Iliu m « » , «(-«hovel. H iding < u ltlvatn r, Cider Pre«« ( now al « an-
PICTURE FRAMING
Home w ith h e r p a re n ts .
n e r y ), a few h ariel« o f Sw eel « ider; al«o «'ider \ i l l e g a l , llou «e-
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TERM S:
$10 o r u n d e r. C a sh ; o v e r $ 1 0 , six m o n th s ' tim e on
A p p ro v ed N ote. 5 p e r c e n t ofT fo r C ash on su m s o v e r $10.
J u l iu s
M eier a n d fam ily a n d a 5
Ball Rlrig. Main S I, Ureanam
T E MERCER. Owner.
Phone *41
m e IftKULL S tore
few g u e s ts s p e n t la s t S u n d a y at th e ir
R I. ANDERSON, Auctioneer
h o m e a t th e H e ig h ts.
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M rs. G. W. A d d e r v isite d a few
d ay s w ith h e r d a u g h te r , M rs. Iva
« » L ittle p a g e , la s t w eek in P o rtla n d .
M iss A n n a M o rg an , w ho h a s been
w o rk in g a t l)r. B ittn e r ’s, is h om e
fo r th e w in te r.
Mrs. L izzie Itisse ll, fro m D allas,
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;; h a s been v is itin g w ith h e r s is te r-in -
law , M rs. Alex. T h o m p so n . S he is
now v is itin g w ith M rs. S. J. M cD on­
a ld n e a r G re sh a m .
Mr. a n d M rs. H a rv e y P a y n e h av e
g o n e to liv e on th e i r p lace a t P r in e ­
ville.
O. W. A d d e r h a s re n te d th e L is te r
place.
Mr. C lose, fro m A tla n ta , G eo rg ia,
a n d M rs. S im p so n , fro m
T o ro n ta ,
, ; C a n a d a , w ere v is itin g w ith W . K.
M organ la s t w eek.
City Bakeryh
¡B re a d
y
and Raincoats
We are closing out our Boys' Clothing
stock at less than manufacturers’ cost. If yen
need boys’ clothing you should grasp this op
portunity to save money on your purchases.
iOYS’ UNION CASHMERE SUITS
R e g u la r $2.50, to clo se o n t
$1.63
R e g u la r $3.IK), to e lo se o n t
$1.98
R, g u ia r $3.45, to elo se o u t
$2.48
R e g u la r $3.95, to clo se o n t
$2.73
R e g u la r $5 B o y s ' a ll w ool
$3.69
R e g u la r $(> B oys a ll w ool
$4.25
Wc have only a few Rain Coats left.
There are some for boys and girk and a few
lor ladies, until closed out we will sell them
lor just HALF PRICE.
$2.48
$2.79
$3.98
$4.63
< 'h ilil r e it’s re g . $1.5(1 B o o ts, to i c lo se o n t
Boys’ Clothing
Do You Send Christmas Money to Europe ?
BANK OF GRESHAM
= Pies, Cakes and
other Pastry
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Why Pay the Peddler or Canvasser Twice These Prices?
DR. HESS’ STOCK TONIC
2 5 lb. P a il C o sts $ 2 . 2 5 '**
**«■ 1OO lb . S a c k fo r $ 7 . 0 0 w
P U B L IC
SALE
Wednesday, Nov. 24, Commencing at 1 p. in.
GRESHAM DRUG CO.
I PHOTOS
MAX
SCH NEIDER