THE END
—OF—
CANNON’S
Dry Goods Store
NEVER BEFORE!
NEVER A G A IN !
SU C H A
SALE
READ!
THEN COME!
Without an equal and standing forth as the Greatest Sale
in the history ot Gresham, the Great Closing Out Sale of
< annon a fine stock of merchandise continues to draw crowds
of people who all appreciate the marvelous savings offered
and everything is in readiness for a big day Saturday.
We are absolutely and positively going out of business and
we are cutting and slashing prices in our firm determ ina
tion to (dear the store of every vestige of merchandise and
no reasonable oiler will be refused for any part or all of
this stock.
HERE IS A MATCHLESS OPPORTUNITY
Gur entire stock of new, (dean, up-to-date, Dry Goods,
Furnishing Goods, Shoes, Corsets, Rubbers, Rubber Boots,
etc., consists of the best merchandise that money can buy
must and will be sold. SO THINK WHAT THIS SALE
MEANS TO YOU. When other merchants are reaping
their harvest of protits, and compelled to sell vou m er
chandise at the highest prices ever known in the history of
the I nited States, we are sacrificing our entire stock and
offering it for sale at prices less than any merchant can buy
the same goods for at wholesale today.
PLEASE BEAR IN MIND
The good things were not for one day or one week only,
but each and every day of this mighty sale you will find
new and attractive bargains, and it will continue so until
(■very article in this stock is closed out completely.
C A N N O N ’S
DRY GOOD STORE
GRESHAM, ORE.
GRESHAM LOCALS
T he reg u la r m eeting of G resham
Post No. 30, th e Am erican Legion
will be held in C arlson's (M. W. A.)
hall, T uesday night, O ctober 19. All
m em bers are specially requested to
be presen t.
A fter th e business session refresh
m ents will be served. It is also prob
' event.
Mr. and Mrs George Leslie are able th a t a sh o rt program will be
i planning to leave tom orrow m orning ! p re p a re ].
T he a d ju ta n t has on hand blanks
i for Seaside for an indefinite stay.
for
T h e , have sold a p art of th e ir prop-I
, m , aking , application for victory
victory
rtv th
and expect
e x n e c , to
n .ld t them
h .„ , m e d a l8 ' a,ld 3,80 f 081“ 8
b<* 8en t to
' e erty
th e e r re e and
to h build
selves a new cabin. They may be the congressm en by the m em bers of
the Post, sta tin g th e attitu d e of th is
aw ay for several weeks.
organization tow ard beneficial soldier
T he W om en’s C h ristian T em p er
legislation. These will be given to
ance Union will hold a public recep
the m em bers who atten d .
tion fo r th e teach ers of th e G resh
am g rad e school and of Union high
Kran k Davey of Salem
, bu8,.
schoo next T h u rsd ay evening. Octo- neM visitor ln thlg viclnity todav
ber 21, at th e lib rary . P lan s fo r an
in terestin g program of speaking and
Read th e W ant AdB.
music and a social evening a re under
SILO FOR SALE a t th e Conrad farm .
way.
W rite M ountain View F loral com
T he G resham local of th e Oregon
pany, 341 E ast 72d, corner Mill,
D airym en’s L eague will m eet a t th e
P o rtlan d , o r telephone T abor 121.
gran g e hail on next Monday even
S tate m e n t of O w nership.
ing, O ctober 18. B usiness o t vital
S tatem en t of th e ow nership, m an-
im portance to
dairym
en
will
be
dis-
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agem ent, circu latio n , etc., required
cussed and a larg e atten d an ce is an- by th e Act of A ugust 24, 1912, of
................
G resham O utlook, published sem i-
j ticipated
at l h G resham
, Oregon, for
Kev. R E. Myers and fam ily left :^ weekly r L
7
for th e ir new work at W oodburn on
E d ito r, M anaging E ditor, H. L. St.
; W ednesday of this week. A la r g e ; Clair, Business M anager, L. C. St.
n um ber of friendB called on them to C lair' G resham , Oregon.
bid them God speed a, the hom e of G ^ h a r n ' o ^ ' 00'1 P ub,l8hi" ‘ C° ’
T he Queen E sther« are p lan n in g a
H allow e'en m asquerade p arty to be
given at th e g ran g e hall on th e even
ing of October 39 to which all young
| people a re invited.
Prizes w ill be
given for th e best m asked g irt and
the best m asked boy. F u rth e r a n -'
nouncem ents will be m ade of the
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. L arsen , w here
O w ner, O utlook P ublishing Com-
they sp en t th e la st two days before pany, sto ck h o ld ers holding one per
leaving.
I ceI>t o r m ore of total am o u n t of stock,
J. C. K ilgore has been n u rsin g an £ g , C lair
U
S<' C' a lr’ Ch“8e
Injured foot fo r th e past week o r ' K nown bondholders, m ortgagees,
m ore, as th e resu lt of step p in g on a and o th e r security holders, holding
1 - nail.
"
” He Is g ettin g aro u n d on I one Pe r cent o r m ore of total am ount
I of bonds, m ortgages o r o th e r se cu ri
I crutches.
ties, none.
Mr. and Mrs. W anehane, Idaho
H. L. ST. CLAIR, E ditor.
people who have ju s t a rriv ed here,
Subscribed and sw orn to before me
are tak in g up th e ir tem p o rary resi th is 8th day of O ctober, 1920.
K. A. M ILLER, N otary Public.
dence in th e H arm on house on Pow
My com m ission expires Jan . 1, 1924.
ell stre e t.
Mrs. H en g stler and h er nephew
G lenn Swann, friends of Mrs. R adford
reached th e ir jo u rn ey s end T h u rsd ay
evening.
They ihotored h ere in a
Dodge ca r from P anoia, C olorado, a
Electrical Wiring of all kinds.
1600-m ile trip. On th e ir long drive
Motors
Repaired. Agent for
they experienced only one blow -out
the
Western
Electric Farm
and two slow leaks which sp eak s well
Lighting
Plants.
Edison Co.
II for th e Dodge. T he rain and m ud in
■ this p art of the cou n try was a m arked
Appliances. Heaters. Fixtures.
h co n tra st to the d u st found In eastern
All w ork g u ara n tee d to pass
I Oregon.
inspection by th e B oard of F ire
Mrs. J. W. W iedanen, d a u g h te r of
U n d erw riters.
||B en J, M atthew s, visited hom e folks
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
and friends here a couple of w eeks,
ESTIM ATES FURNISHED .
leaving for h er hom e in H eppner,
P h o n e 31
yesterday.
The M. A. Ross P ost, G. A. R., and
FRED L. BOURNE, Prop.
W om en's Relief Corps will m eet in
Pow ell St. next to B row n’s M arket
reg u lar session S atu rd ay . Mrs. Eliz-
I abetli Conaway of Gordon G ran g er
corps, sta te Inspector will be present, j
T he class in hom e n u rsin g th a t was i
organized last T uesday by Miss
Young, th e county public h ealth
nurse and Miss Doyle, th e presid en t
l of the Red Cross of P o rtlan d ch ap ter,
I met at 2 o’clock today. Miss N.
ce in G resham of one
¡T u ck er, an in stru c to r in hom e nurs- F irst of ap th p e earan
screen's g re a te st sta rs
’ Ing, Is in charge of th is work. T here
m ust be ten in class but th e m o rel
th a t come th e m ore in te restin g th is
study will be. Everyone is Invited to
be present at th e next m eeting, T ues
day, O ctober 19, at 2 o'clock.
T he usual services will be held a t’ "H E COMES UP SM ILING"
the M ethodist Episcopal church next O ptim ism , hum or, excitem ent and
novelty are the principal featu res
Sunday,
beginning
w ith
Sunday
of th is screen classic.
school at 10 o’clock. At 11 o'clock
"T H E SALT OF A N PIN G "
the pastor. Rev. A. 8. Hisey, will
' preach. Mrs Wm Averill will sing An ed u catio n al fea tu re of m ore th an
passing in te rest.
! a solo in connection w ith th is service.
E pw orth League will m eet a t 6 :30
and at 7 :30 th e p asto r will preach.
A cordial welcome is extended to all
these services.
G reat obstacles often give way to
If a good face Is a le tte r of reeoin
Mrs J. H. Cone and son Raym ond
a determ ined fight.
m endation. a good h eart is a le tte r arriv ed th is week from Lone Rock,
of credit. Bulwer
Oregon, w here they have been for
Luck consists In having your gun
several m onths
Mr. and Mrs. S. S.
loaded when the gam e appears.
Read w hat Mr W anTad says.
Thom pson, who have been occupying
th e ir house d u rin g th e ir absence, ex
pect to go in a few days to C en ter
ville. W ashington, for an extended
stay. Mr. Cone will rem ain a t Lone
Rock fo r about a m onth looking a fte r
his lum ber business at th a t place.
L ig h tn in g stru ck the residence of
A lbert E kstrom in Thom pson ad d i
tion yesterday, b ut did no dam age
\\ ha, we all strive for, and we cun insure you against
w hatever. The bolt cam e down th e
chim ney an d a flash of fire was
unhappiness in your home if you will pet your wife a set of
throw n o ut Into the room
our Bluebird Dishes.
A. 9. Hisey, new p asto r of the
M ethodist Episcopal church, arriv ed
with his fam ily from St. H elens yes
terday and moved d irectly into th e
parsonage.
T he G resham P atro n -T each er asso
Just Think! A 42-piece «et for $ 11.23
ciation will m eet in th e g ra d e school
assem bly hall on W ednesday a f te r
6—5 inch Platea
1 10-ineh Platter
noon at 3 o ’clock. A full atten d an ce
Is desired, as much im p o rtan t busi
t>—7-iueh Ptutes
1 7-ineh Baker
ness m ust be tran sacted . Miss E thel
6—4-ineh Fruits
I. Calkins, county lead er of th e chil
1—7-ineh Scallop
d ren 's in d u stria l clubs, will be th e
4 inch Bread and Butler Plates
1 Sugar Bowl
sp eak er of th e afternoon.
t rank Jones is able to get aro u n d
(5 Handled Teas
1 t'reaiuer
6 Saucers
with th e help of cru tch es and was In
his office on Main street yesterday
This is not cheap ware and is good value. The design is
g reetin g friends
Mr. Jones was In
ju red by a falling pole w hile at w ork
very dainty and will appeal to all lovers of pretty chinaware.
on th e fair grounds ab o u t th ree weeks
»go.
J T. Delk has purchased th ree lots
of the Independent Land Co . th ro u g h
E. H Kelly, and is sta rtin g to clear
th e lots and begin a house T he lota
are on Hood avenue Just south of R
R. C arlson's.
QUALITY AND SERVICE
License announced In th e dally p a
PHO N E «40
PHONE «Mil
per In V ancouver list a re H arry 8
McMurray 25 years of age and L ata
F T rim ble 18 both of Gresham
H ap p in ess!
A. W. METZGER & CO.
GRESHAM LEGION MEN
TO EAT TUESDAY EVE
Gresham Electric Go.
We Are Keeping Up
The Good W ork
Giving Gresham Lower Prices
WOOL DRESS GOODS
36-lnch Woo, Mixed Serge. Colors, G arn et, Brow n, Navy and
, T.aU??,
„
Reduced fro m »1.25 to »3c yard
38-inch All Wool Poplin, Navy and Copenhagen.
r .
l ! ’!nCu
«
B ,u e " oo1 SerS e -
k ,
R educed from # 2 .7 3 to $ 2 .3 3
R ed u ced from $ 3 .5 0 to $ 3 .1 3
Reduced from $ 1 .2 3 to 08c
38-inch Wool Mixed Shepherd P laid.
50-n»ch H eavy Black and W hite Check fo r sk irts and coats.
v „
„ „
,
,, t
R educed from « 2 .7 5 to « 2 .3 3
93c to 75c yard
36-inch Dress Voiles in light and d ark figures.
SILK
40-inch G eorgette Silk, good q u ality . Colors, W hite, Black, Coral
Peacock and Navy.
R educed from « 3 .0 3 to «2.U3 yard
GINGHAMS
Sm all Checked Apron G ingham s.
R educed from 38c to 2 8c yard
Red Seal U tility and o th e r top notch m akes in fadeless color
G ingham s.
Reduced from 48c to 38c yard
OUTING FLANNELS
L ig h t strip e d O uting F lan n el
Reduced from 38c to 28 c yard
Best g rad es of P earl O uting in d ark and light shades.
„
Reduced from 48c to 38c yard
H eavy W hite O uting F lan n el.
Reduced from 5Oc to 4Oc yard
P rin ted F lan n e lette, absolutely fadeless for kim onas.
d resses
etc.
C h ild ren ’s
Very S pecial 4Oc
Best G rade Sicily P ercales in light and d ark colors.
R educed to 88c
FLEISC H ER 'S KNITTING WORSTED YARN
in all th e w anted colors.
G erm antow n Zephyr, 1 oz.
Two-oz. I m U I m .
R educed to «3c
R educed to 3Oc
All lin es in .Men'», W om en’s and C h ild ren ’s H osiery and Underwear
m arked to ro n fo m i to th e new low m ark et prices.
S pecial prices in O veralls, K haki P an ts, W oolen and D ress S h irts.
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
GRESHAM
PHONE «01
PHONE «4)1
W e.have found th a t th e successful
farm er is th e one who says: “ I will
m ake every day count som ething. I
will . do . w
. . hat
— I - do
— well. •- If
*• I - cannot
work w ith my hands, I will keep my
head busy m ak in g plans for th e fu-
tu r e -”
Make su re th a t, how ever good you
may be, you have fau lts; th a t how
ever dull you m ay be, you can find
uu,
nuaL
luey a are
ie , ; an
tn a t.
out w
hat they
and a th
t, now-
how-
ever slight they may be, you would
b e tte r m ake som e p atien t effort to
get rid of them .— R uskin
Keep in style,
Those W ant Ads are gen u in e bus
iness g etters.
’’ciassy-fled’’ ads.
Try one of those
Fordson Tractors
Gresham Theatre
SATURDAY, OCT. 16
DOUGLAS FIARBANKS
SUNDAY, OCT. 17
CHAS. RAY
in
"STRIN G BEANS"
\\ e are making immediate deliveries on bordson
1 ractors. Now is the time to get your tractor. Use it
for your late plowing, become accustomed to it, be
ready to commence work as soon as spring opens up.
Has lots of power for plowing and will do all manner of
belt work.
RAKER & SON
GRESHAM
ESTACADA
A laugh, a sm ile and satisfaction
m ak e all th e world akin.
SCREEN MAGAZINE
A m a tte r of F orm ; Reflections of a
B achelor G irl; P lan ta tio n Studies;
C artoon. Bud and Susie.
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O. A. B R Y A N
Truck Service
ALI. KINDS OF HAULING
R. A. Box 32 6. P o rtlan d
Phone G resham 78x2
W E S A Y - ’ FORWAR.o]
MARCH 1
G o »N G r .
IP V O U
W A N T TO
MAKE A
SHOWING*
TH E
PERSON
WHO
W ANTS TO K E E P ON
progressing m ust m ake certain
th a t his h ealth is " rig h t side up
w ith c a re .”
One good way to
m ake ce rtain of th is is to p u r
chase
m eats
w hose
quallty-
g u ara n tee d n ess will m ake him
feel ce rtain th a t his digestion
will assim ilate th e p ro p er food
values.
One wav to m ake ce r
tain of th a t is to buy your m eats
here.
Gresham Meat Market
P h on e 41
A Customer for 15 Years
A mail who has been a customer of The
hirst State Bank for 15 yean, said " I
!'b V\ ' T " f T 1 deal of »»nsiness with
this bank and have never found a mis
take. I have always been well tre a te d .’’
This bank is proud of such a record
During these 15 years the personnel of
our employees has changed, but the same
dependable service has been offered to
you.
Every employee of The First State
Bank ts striving to live up to the reputa
tion this bank has built during its vears
of service in this community.
First State Bank
GRESHAM,
OREGON