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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 4, 1916)
Tfc624 GRESHAM OITIAHIK B R O K E N S IZ E S The Greatest Clothing, Furnishings and Shoe Sale ever witnessed in Gresham, begins Wed nesday Morning, January 5th. The Entire Stock of Meritable Merchandise offered at astonishing reductions. Sacrifie are not going to resort to flashy and unreasonable adver it you can save considerable m oney on the goods advert e because w e are up against the proposition of too much CLOTHING BELOW COST We are closing out of some lines of Ready- ear Suits of some of the countrys best es. They will go quick. $10.00 Suits at $5.95 *15.00 Suita a t $6.95 Only about twenty of these. The remain- varied assortm ent of and Boys’ School Caps. ’ hie lot of Gaps regularly sold from 50c to $1. only 38c SHOES $2.50 Rubber Boots *2.75 Rubber Shoes Shoes *3.00 Rubber Boots B o o ts $3.50 R ibl >r Boots Boots $4.00 Rubber Boots Boots $5.00 Gold Seal ■Ml ... Trousers Trousers T rou sers Trousers Trousers Trousers Trousers Trousers $1.89 $1.98 $2.49 $2.98 Boots and Coats Good Wool Ones You are going to need these this spring. $1.98 $2.49 $2.69 $2.95 $3.45 $4.29 Ju st the thing for these cold days, but we have too many of them. ♦1 'in Shirta 80c ♦1 8 $1.29 ♦2.00 SI irta $1.69 a W ie n 89c 98c $2 10 $3.79 HATS An extra special lot of Men s and Boys Hats, to close out, while they laet, $1.15 ♦ LOO Hat a t ♦1.50 Hat at ♦2.00 Hat at 89c $1.15 «1 ns GET A HEAD PIECE We are absolutely to sell /cry Boys’ Suit in the house f prices will do it, and we have about eighty to choose from. They will be sold a t rock bot tom prices and all tagged with the Red Tag. Come and sup ply the boys. , Fine large Sw eater Coats in both the V Neck, Rough Neck and Turtle Neck in the heavy Jum bo and Shaker weaves. ♦1.00 Sweaters $1.50 Sweaters ♦2.50 afers ♦4-50 Sweater« __ . • mis sale I but are going to i let you k in g o f us during this sale. W e give you this ise and not enough m oney to pay for it. u iic u u u n call for an extra pair of See the bargains below: Some for 95c. Ladies Shoe Ladies* Shoe I.miles' Shoe L adies’ Shoe in r n n n p r h n n »aritK t-lG« TROUSERS There will be some “ eye openers" in this Shoe sale. Priced below cost of m anufacture, to close out. Everything in broken lines will be greatly reduced. $2.50 $3.IK) $350 $3.50 rem e M agnitude English Raincoats and Crav- cnetts, Slickers and Aquapelle i.ave only about 38 of them left Coats. All seasonable m er to clean up, and what is more, chandise. we are to sell them at prices Yes, we should say so, we th at will defy competition. Coats th at sold up to $20.00 will be sold from $6 76 up. There is only about a dozen Macinaw Coats left, but they will be radically re The stock in this departm ent is getting duced to keep in pace with the other mer- very low, only a few dozens rem aining and cl andise throughout the store. If you want one of the large, new warm coats, you will prices range up to $6.00 per pair and will be sold for prices ranging from 69c up have to hurry. Ccrae gel a new 1916 Calendar if ycu have not already gotten one. “CASH ONLY .CAN SEND IT TO YOU BY PARCEL POST Furnishings, Clothing and Shoes portant as It Is election day, and a Ina, are visiting M r Hood's parents | fam ilies, w hile tbe Heaths had a num ber of Im p o rtan t Item s of busi at Albany. ur, tuesday the n in e Im i large C hristm as tree, e n te r,u in i-ig ness w ill also come up fo r discussion Born to M r. and Mrs Alonzo R ad provem ent club here hel I a liasl et i -he Grays and Deckers Muen fun A ll members are urged to be present ford. December 25, art eight pound •up per at the club house About T* had In both homes and Ranta Claus Greetings of tbe season to a ll, and g irl. a b rig h te r and happier 1»1«! were present and a mo«- <n*oysule I was a "good old s p o rt!" Miss Della Baird of W alla W alla . M r. and Mrs H a rry McCoy en ter evening was spent In dancing and W ashington, Mias M arlon Robertson tained Mrs. and Miss McCoy. M r. and cards. T h e club house was beauti Mrs. Chas W rig h t and M r and Mr» of Lusted, and F ra n k Roberta ol H enry C resw ell, of Hoquiam fu lly decorated In Christm as greenerv Noah Ppr.-v at Christm as d in n er R aker, w ere guests of M r and Mrs W ashington, spent Christm as weel M rs A llen Parent of H illsboro w ith his brother Wm C rasw ell, ant A. R, Ruegg New Year's day and red ribbons. The Misaes C la ra and A lb erta As a result of the efforts of m e ’ bent. r ueeday at the home of her I fam ily. Schneider returned S aturday from | a . , M r and Mrs Bob M an ary, o f Cal A * * * - .* " ? * lm PC»vemeni c n - j here where they spent I Mrs W H Sanford went to Castle um Bay, W ashington, and M r and Independence, * P C° *• i n , , *«ling lights in the stations on the M t Hood Rock, W ashington, on Tuesday on M rs M anary and d au gh ter Helen, ol Christm as week w ith M r and Mrs line This is an im prom ent which business and to visit friends durin g Po rtlan d, w ere guests of M r and George M cLaughlin Mrs Joseph M anary Christm as has long been needed and we are In the New Y ear week-end W e are glad to hear that M r and I Miss M aud McCoy has returned ! Mrs Fred R adford was a Gresham Mr». Goger and son C a rl, who have deed glad to secure It. n .ii? r r ‘ nk- . E llsw o rth and son from a vla»t to tbe exposition and Is visitor Monday. been III w ith the g rip for the past ! the guest o f her brother. H a rry . M r and Mr» Kd A ndre ente- week, are Im proving. Ralph spent Christm as In Kugen* , meeting of the Base rtalned on C hristm as. M r. and Mrs ’ he guests o f M rs Ellsw orth s faC*- , , The C o ttre ll school started M on Line Im provem ent club at V en tu ra : > red Sm ith. M r and Mrs. Albert cr. George L akin . w<11 he ’ he th ird Wednes ! «'lauaon. Misa E va O ilb reth and A rt day a fte r a week's vacation tained i t da tM r* ,<obt O r* r • ■ * « - A R. Ruegg Is serving on the Jury day in Janu ary, the l» th . In t h e 1 D etier of Portland lam ed at d in n er on Christm as the Chib Houae. Thia m eeting is im -' Guy Hood and nelce, Coctl H u tcb - in Portland this week The Baptist Aid society will meet Gresham w ith Mrs I* M M ille r of Pleasant and Mrs N ew ell and Home Thu rsday, January 12 Portland, Mrs. Kstll B urleigh Hplers of Htevensoa, daughter Vera o f Hprln W ashington, spent Christm as with M r and Mrs. Guy I relatives here Lusted. M r and Mrs George Blackburn entertained New Years day' M r and Mrs H a rry Lusted and eon K ills, M r nttad Sanitary Meat Market .................... BEST W A L ,T Y M t A 1 ? ........................... Highest Price Paid for Veal, Hogs and Good Beef Callie ADOLF TIETZE
