Gresham outlook., December 28, 1915, Page 3, Image 3

«.RESHAM
OVTLOOK
TUESDAY. DBCEM BER 2 8 ,
PAGE T H R E E
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STOP! READ!! Then go and Supply your Dry Goods Wants at
Lindsey’s Great Stock Reducing
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W e have sold o u r store and are going to quit, but the stock M ust be C ut D ow n several th o u san d dollars
before our buyer will take it over. W e are therefore obliged to offer o u r niagnificient stock of shoes, d ry goods,
notions, furnishings, etc., at unheard of prices to turn them into M oney Quickly. You can grasp an idea of the
sacrifice w e are m aking by reading a few of the following prices. A ll other goods in the store red u ced in
proportion.
There will be no reserve, All M ust G o !
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Men’s Shirts
Every Shirt in stock must be sold. There are about twenty
{ dozen in all— Work Shirts, Negligee Shirts and Golf Shirts, t
{Regular 50c Work Shirts
37c
{Regular 75c Golf Shirts
50c
{ Regular $1.00 Negligee Shirts
79c
{Regular $1.25 Negligee Shirts
89c
{Regular $1.50 Negligee Shirts
$1.19
• Alin's 25c Suspenders, pair
19c
| Ali n ’s 50c Suspenders, pair
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Men’s Underwear
In the Men’s Department
[Three dozen Men's Sweaters in Gray, Brown, Maroon and
Cardinal, the regular $2.50 stock and priced
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• «{■ irular $1 00 Wool garment
very reasonable at that, on sale until closed
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out, at
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{ Regular $1.50 Wool, garment
I Regular $1.00 Union Suits
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{Regular $1.50 Union Suits
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Outing Flannel and Kimona Flannel I Regular $2.50 Union Suits
¡Men's 25e Heavy Wool Sox, pair
10c Colored Outings, yard
12l 5e Colored Outings, yard
15c Kiniona Flannels, yard
7 i/2c
9c
11c
B O Y S’ C L O T H IN G
We are closing out this line at less than cost and the sizes
are getting broken up. You had better hurry if you want to
take advantage of this opportunity.
$2.50
$3.00
$3.45
$3.95
$5.00
$(¡.00
Boys' Norfolk
Boys’ Norfolk
Boys' Norfolk
Boys’ Suits
Bovs’ Suits, 2
Boys’ Suits
Suits
Suits
S u i t s .................................
pair Bants
$1.65
$1.99
$2.45
$2.69
$3.73
$4.25
37c
79c
$1.16
79c
$1.15
$1.60
19c
Table Linens and Napkins
39c
59c
83c I
$1.19 I
50c Mercerized Table Damask, yard
75c Mercerized Table Dataask. yard
$1.00 Mercerized Table Damask, yard
$1.50 Mercerize«! Table Damask, yard
25 per cent, off on Napkins and Ready made Table Cloths.
D R ESS G O O D S
A nice Dress Pattern is always an acceptable present; buy
now while y-u can save from 25 to 35 per cent. on your pur-
chase.
35c
50c Dress (¡«»mis. at var«l
60c
65c Dress Goods, at yard.
58c
75c Dress Goods, at yard
69c
85c Dress Goods, at yard
....... ...........
78c
$1 (H) DresN Goods, at \ ard
98c
$1 50 Dress Goods, at vard
$1.36
$2 00 Dress Goods, at yar«l
$2.00
$3.00 Dress Goods, at vard
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25 per cent, off on all Silks.
Stert ÌLtnìiary’a, tlr y (»Sontia
Good New Year’s Resolution
I will transfer my Bank A ccount from Portland
to the BANK O F G R E S H A M and be loyal
to m y H om e Town.
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1 re a liz e th a t th e o n ly w ay to b u ild u p a c o m m u n ity is
to p a tro n iz e h o m e in stitu tio n s a n d fro m h e n c e fo rth
I a m g o in g to b e a B o o ster fo r a la rg e r a n d b e tte r
G re sh a m .
1 a lso lik e to re c e iv e 4 p e r c e n t in te re st o n m y S avings
a n d th e B ank o f G re sh a m w ill d o th a t for m e.
BANK O F G R ESH A M
G resham ,
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
As th is w ill be o u r la st le tte r to
W O utlook fo r th is y ear, we th a n k
fthe i illtor, H. L. St. C lair, and his
»'lie Mrs. St. C lair fo r th e m any
koum-stes d u rin g th e past y ear, and
Botn In w ish in g th em a H appy and
(Prosperous New Y ear.
C hristm as w as ce le b ra te d in due
htyh h e r th is y ea r, both at church
knd I'hoolhouses, an d to th e delig h t
pf the ch ild ren old S an ta cam e and
kas busy d is trib u tin g g ifts to every-
Pod>
Miss G race F erg u so n , the
p e U h ts school te a c h e r,
had pre-
1 an in te re s tin g p ro g ra m and
»11 , f h e r p u p ils show ed good tra in -
P?
B ut It m u st be said th a t the
p o -t in te re stin g p a rt of th e pro-
Ifani w as left to th e la st w hen it
I*«'«- te am e d th a t Mr. and Mrs Ju liu s
icier of P o rtla n d , had se n t C h rist-
Ba- to k en s to every pupil of th e
P rtr h ts school, and also to th e pu-
►h- f th e C o rb e tt g ra m m a r school
*»>«' gifts w ere se lec ted books, w ith
('he nam e of each child w ritte n on
M>e package. an d w ith th e g ift was a
pte -v card w ith th e p ic tu re of the
r 011 of th e givers an d it su re ly was
p l-asa n t s u rp ris e fo r th e ch ild ren
Dl
could h e a r ex p ressio n s from
fVpr c o rn e r of th e h o u se such as.
Oh isn 't th a t lovely,” an d "H o *
»” - show Mr. an d Mrs. M eier th a ’
** ap p reciate th e ir k in d n e ss.”
Ju liu s
M eier an d fam ily sp e n t
‘ h ri.'tn a s a t th e ir c o u n try hom e
We.
H R verding an d wife gave a «lii-
«rty at C row n P oint on C hris -
to** :ay to a n u m b e r of th e ir P o r,-
friends.
and Mrs J. H olton, of Por*-
Ba«t. d a u g h te r an d son-in-law of
irs
M H en d e rso n , c e le b ra te d th e
»lidays at C row n P oint.
F*“r
O regon.
Tlie s to rk m ade a visit to th e horn }
o f Mr. an d Mrs. Dan Itee d er a 1 a
l i f t a real live C h ristm a s p re s o rt
It was a little tin y lady.
Miss
Alice
R asm u ssen lias re ­
tu rn e d from C a lifo rn ia and re p o rts
a g ran d tim e.
She visited at Sai.
Diego, Los A ngeles, San F ran cisc»
and also m ade a trip dow n to Mexico
Miss R uby R asm u ssen , w ho is te a c h '
ing school n e a r M onm outh, came
hom e fo r th e holidays.
L au ren ce E vans has p u rch ased a
new Dodge a u to an d he and his girl
frien d s will now go “ d o d g in g ” ou
o u r new H ighw ay.
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge K n ieriem ,
also re tu rn e d from th e su n n y s ta te
» h e re they sp e n t a m onth at th e
hom e of th«4r son, W. K n ieriem , at
M odesto. All of th o se re tu rn in g ,
say. "N o place like O reg o n .”
Miss L a u ra Ross, who is in P o rt
land th is w in ter, was a t hom e w ith
h e r p a re n ts C h ristm as day.
M rs A. Woodwai«? am i h e r «laugh
te r Alice, ju s t cam e back from R ose­
burg. w here they w ere th e g u esta of
Mr. and Mrs. E. W illiam s, d a u g h te r
and s o n -in -la * of Mrs. W oodw ard.
Mr. and Mrs Jo e C row ston, aged
p a re n ts
of Mrs. W. H icks,
w ere
g u ests of th e ir d a u g h te r d u rin g the
C h ristm a s season.
Roy A ndersen is rid in g a m otor-
w heel now and finds it a lot of sp o rt.
L. Benfield was a t hom e w ith his
m o th e r at th e Benfield bungalow on
F riday.
All Night Dance. R egner's Hall.
An all n ig h t d an ce will be given in
R e g n er's O pera H ouse, F rid a y n ig h t.
D ecem ber 24.
G u iss' o rc h e stra .
Door p rises, 1st IS , 2d S3, 3d f2 .
F ine C h ristm a s eve «lance, ev e ry ­
body com e.— Adv.
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Tlie C h ristm as e n te rta in m e n t nt
th e schoolhouse was well atten d ed .
T h e te ac h er, Miss L en t, had p rep ared
a very nice p ro g ram and th e children
«lid th e ir best to m ak e it a success
T h e re was a tre e an d old S an ta was
th e re to d is trib u te th e p resen ts and
g ’l w ere rem em b ered w ith som e lit-
to »<en-
N C ecil D uke, who is keeping book-
fo r th e Sandy F ir I,u m b er Co., is
hom e sp en d in g tlie holidays.
Mrs. S. J. M cDonald sp e n t C hrist
m as w ith Mr. an d Mrs. Alex. T hom p­
son.
F red
W h eeler from
W aterloo,
Iow a, is v isitin g at th e hom e of G.
W Andrews'.
G ra n d p a an d G ran d m a B urns, of
T ro u td a le , a re sp en d in g th e holidays
v isitin g w ith th e ir ch ild re n here.
M rs. J. C. D uke e n te rta in e d las
S un d ay in h o n o r of h e r son Cecils
tw en ty -first hfirthday.
T h e g u ests
ere Mr*. H are and Mr. C ro sier from
P o rtla n d , Miss Je n n ie B e rrie ami
R o b ert S treb in , Miss E d ith A ndrew s.
W ill F ritz , E. A ustin, Mr. S ieg ert and
'h as. H andle from T illam ook.
Mrs. G. W. A n d rew ’s d a u g h te r Mrs.
J e n a Pow ell from C anada, Is her«'
p e n d i n g a few w eeks visiting.
» M r and Mrs. G. W. A lld er’s d a u g h ­
ters an d fam ilies w ere all hom e for
he holidays. T hey cam e F rid a y an 1
re tu rn e d hom e 3un«lay
Mr. and Mrs. L. W ilhelm an d fan«
lly took d in n e r S unday w ith Mr. and
Mrs. H enry F ritz.
Mr. and Mrs F. F o th and fam ily
took d in n e r C h ristm as w ith Mr an d
Mrs W ilhelm .
Mrs. A ndrew s e n te rta in e d at d in ­
n er C h ristm as Mr an d Mrs S treb in
and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Duke,
E. A ustin, Mr. H egert, F. W heeler
from W aterlo o ,
Iow a, M rs. L ena
Pow ell from A lb erta, C an ad a, an d Ce­
cil Duke.
Mr an d Mrs H W. Cooley had as
g u ests, C h ristm as ev en in g , Mr. and
Mrs.
R osin,
Mr. an d Mrs. F red
M itchell. Mr. an d Mrs Geo A rm ­
stro n g an d baby, N ellie an d Chas.
M cC reary, H erb ert A rm stro n g
M bs Mabie W ood, Miss E dith
Fritz, spent S unday even in g w ith
T u rn e r from M ontavllla and W ill
H arry and L ena Oooley.
Miss Mabel Wooil lias as g u ests
«luring tlie holidays Miss E dith T u r ­
n er of P o rtla n d and W aller Dobyns
of lone, O regon.
Mr. Ilohyns Is a
o u sin of Miss Wood.
W illiam
F ritz spent C h ristm as
day at th e hom e of Dr. H ughes, In
G resham .
Miss E ditli T u rn e r, Miss Mabel
W ood, W a lte r
D obyns
an d Wm.
F ritz sp e n t S un d ay evening a t tlie
hom e of 11. W. Cooley of Victory.
A n u m b e r of o u r young people a t ­
ten d ed th e C h ristm a s dance at
G resham an d had a tine tim e in sp ite
of th e sto rm y w eath er.
A d an d y tim e was had by th e
dozen o r so of young people who
g a th e re d a t tlie hom e of Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. D uke S unday to c e le b ra te
th e tw en ty -first b irth d a y of th e ir
son, Cecil.
Mr. an d Mrs. Geo. H ayden and
ch ild ren , of
B ridal
Veil, sp en t
C h ristm as ev en in g at th e hom e of
I. T. W ood.
Mr. an d Mrs A M. C h am b erlain
a re g u ests of Mrs. H enry Jo n e s th is
w eek.
The
follow ing
item
from th e
L ebanon ex p ress will be of in te rest
to m any in th is co m m u n ity anti also
in G resh am w here Miss Ju d y will be
rem em b ered as a high school te a c h ­
e r:
“ C o n g ra tu la tio n s
a re finding
th e ir way to th e hom e of Mr anti
Mrs A. R. T iffany in E u g en e to
whom a son was born D ecem ber 11.
Mrs. T lffancy will be rem em b ered
as a fo rm e r m em ber of th e Lebanon
H. S. faculty.
T h re e very en jo y ab le p ro g ra m s
w ere ren d e re d In th is lo cality d u r ­
ing th e C h ristin as season. T h e V ic­
to ry , C e d ar an d IllfT p ro g ra m s w ere
all ex cellen t am i » e re » e ll a tte n d ­
ed in sp ite of d isa g re ea b le w ea th er
an d th e fac t th a t so m any have th e
grip.
C a n 't B la m e ID in .
L ittle F re d ’s m o th e r had com pany
One of th e v isito rs, an old frien d
whom sh e had n o t seen sin ce h er
m a rria g e, asked to see F re d . T he
m o th e r w ent o u t to b rin g th e little
fellow in. P re se n tly th e so u n d s of a
scuffle in th e next room w ere h e a rd ,
C o u g h M e d ic in e f o r < h ih lr e n
and th e low to n es of th e m o th er, as
Mrs H ugh Cook, 8 co t’sville. N. Y.,
th
ough
re m o n s tra tin g
w ith
th e
say s: "A b o u t five y ea rs ago w hen we
T h en th e sh rill voice of
w ere living in G a rb u tt. N. Y., I doc y o u n g ste r
to red tw o of my ch ild ren su fferin g M aster F re d was h e a rd :
from colds w ith C h a m b e rla in 's Cougli
" I d o n 't c a re : com pany o r no gom -
Rem edy an d fo u n d it Ju st as re p re ­
se n ted in every way.
It pro m p tly pany. 1 *o:«'t h av e my face w ashed
I’h erk e d th e ir co u g h in g an d cu red w ith s p it.”
th e ir colds q u ic k e r th a n an y th in g I
ever u sed .” F o r sale by G resh am 1
D o n 't o v erlo o k th e W an t Ada.
D rug Co.— Adv.
Miss E lla Ito ttleso n , of P o rtla n d ,
» a s hom e for a b rief C h ristm as visit
w ith h er p a re n ts, Mr. an d Mrs. W.
Itottleson.
Mr. an d Mrs Jo n a s N elson and
tlicir d a u g h te rs,
May an d N ettle,
spent S unday afte rn o o n at th e horn««
of Mr. an d Mrs. H y lan d er.
Miss C lara JohiiHou is hom e fo r a
w eek 's v acation w ith h er p a re n ts
Mr and Mrs. P. A. Jo h n so n .
Eyes tested and glasses
Dr. Geo. In g lis.— Adv.
fitted.
City Bakery
PAUL HOETZEL, Prop.
Miss E sth e r N elson sp e n t S unday
afte rn o o n with Miss F lo ren ce J o h n ­
son.
Miss V ina A nderson Is hom e from
a tte n d in g school in P o rtla n d fo r a
two w eeks’ vacation.
Th. S unday school e n te rta in m e n t
Ou the M arket
at th e Sw edish L u th e ra n ch u rc h last
Fresh Every Day.
S unday « veiling was a to ta l success
u n d e r tlie m ost ex cellen t su p erv isio n
of tlie lead er, nam ely S unday School
Superintendent C. A. U n d g re n .
T h e Sunduy school e n te rta in m e n t
at th e Sw edish .Mission ch u rch on
S atu rd ay even in g w as also a g reat
success an d w itnessed by a la rg e
crow d.
¡[ »lain Ht.,
-
Gresham
Miss F lo re n ce Jo h n so n
wish«««
th ro u g h th e O utlook to express h er
m ost h e s rlfu l th a n k s to th e Sw edish
L u th e ra n co n g reg atio n of Pow ell
Valley an d to th e m any frie n d s who
c o n trib u te d to th e offering w hich
The Farmers' Mutual Fire
she received as S unday school o r­
k ief Association
g an ist.
B rea d
Pies, Cakes and
other Pastry
Attention!
OF
PLEASANT HOME
A specially In te re stin g day was
spent last S unday at th e M E ch u rc h
at P le a sa n t Home, eig h t m em b ers
being received Into th e ch u rch an d
th re e babies baptised.
Rev. C. M
B row n, th e p asto r, is looking for-
w anl to a year of u p b u ild in g
T he
services next S unday will be p re a c h ­
ing a t B oring a t 11 a. m., an d a t
P lea san t H om e in th e evening
L ad les' Aid will m eet a t th e M. E.
ch u rc h on J a n u a ry 5, a t 2 p. m.
P O S T tiS D ,
OBEOOM
In v ite s all fa rm e rs who h av e no
In su ra n c e on th e ir farm b u ild in g s
to In su re w ith us
T h is asso cia­
tion is th e ch e ap e st an d sa fe st in
th e sta te . It in su re s only co u n try
p ro p erty an d haH o v er >3,0U0,000
in su ran c e in force.
W r ite or p h o n e
H W I^ A IH A L L
P r e s.
T he F a rm e rs M utual F ire R elief
A ssociation.
G resh a m R o u te Wo. 3
N o ta r y P u b lic
P h o n e 74
B e a l C eta te
GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
A, J. W. BROWN, Prop
Best Quality Meats,
Home-Made Lard and Sausage, Hams and Bacon
Highest Prices Paid for VEAL and H0G8, according
PHONE 41
POWELL STKEEI