Gresham outlook., January 11, 1924, Page 4, Image 4

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GRESHAM LOCALS
T he Sew an d So circ le of th e Metb- I
odist L adles Aid w ill m eet a t the
A num ber of M asonic friends from home of Mrs. B. L. W alrad n ex t Wed-
th e county c le rk 's office w ere dinner day afte rn o o n , J a n u a ry 1«. Ail m em ­
guests at th e J. A. H aley home on bers a re urged to be p resen t.
An event in P o rtlan d n ex t S unday I
Monday evening and a fte rw a rd s a t ­
tended lodge in G resham .
of m uch in te re st to m usic lovers will
T he Rev. A. S. H isey. who is a m em ­ be th e tw elfth an n u a l ren d itio n of
ber of th e conference E pw orth League "T he M essiah" at th e public au d i­
board of control, attended a m eeting torium at 3 o'clock in th e aftern o o n by !
of th a t body th is afternoon and eve- «0 voices of th e P o rtlan d O rato rio so­
ning. It will be the duty of th e board ciety u n d er th e d irection of Joseph A
Some of th e best know n
to lay plans, set dates and m ap out F inley.
policies for the th ree In stitu tes to be so lo ists of P o rtlan d will ta k e th e le a d ­
held In Oregon next sum m er, a t C ot­ ing p arts. Guy D. Jo n es of G resham
tage Grove, F alls City and S u ttle Lake. »111 sing th e te n o r aria s. Five a c ­
( . A. Nutley of S eattle, inspector for co m p an ists will be used, am ong them
the N orthw estern M utual F ire a sso ­ Miss R uth H einrich on th e piano and I
ciation, w as a c a lle r on old friends in Win. R. Boone on th e pipe o rg an for
G resham yesterday. Mr. N utley will th e choruses. L eslie W alrad of G resh ­
be rem em bered as an aggressive and am will ta k e p a r t in the singing.
W ord com es from Oregon A g ricu l­
po p u lar p asto r of th e Bethel B aptist
church 20 y ears ago. He has a P o rt- ! tu ra l College th a t Melvin B ru g g er o r)
land office in the B oard of T rade G resham , ju n io r in a g ric u ltu re , is c ir ­
culation m an ag er of th e Oregon Coun- i
building.
try m an , th e m agazine
published
Men
H ere s a Suit S a le , the eq u al
o f w hich you w ill n ot find
else w h e r e . W e are red u cin g
our stock to the m inim um b e­
fore sp rin g g o o d s arrive.
H art, S ch a ffn er & JVlarx,
K u p p en h eim er an d o t h e r
g ood m ak es at a m a zin g re­
d u ction s d uring our A n n u al
Jan u ary S a le.
:'A.
sak ,
January Specials
Men’s Wool Sport Coats
-B U Y
Brown Heather, Reduced
from $3.95 to
$3.25
Suits $2
Suits $29
and
■
I he Royal Knit Sport Coat is a
heavy brown heather, has four!
Icets, sizes 40 to 46, reduced
from $5.75 to
$4.75
Other
MONEY SAVERS
M en ’s H ea v y N E W A rm y B reech es
All wool, reduced from $4.25 to
a>o 7C
Men's Heavy Wool Mixed S h i m '« , ' Z .............. $2 25
M m ^ H e a v y All-Wool dark p l.id S h l m . ~ ^
F isherm en an d H u nters
G et a pair o f our
f r o m
^ T
$1.75 Underwear............
22c
18^
$5 Pumps, odd lots............ $ 1 .0 0
O U T IN G F L A N N E L S
now
27-in. White Outing Flannel reduced to....... .....7
A o ,»
handle
R
e S
1.45
$6.50 Ladies’ Shoes, vici and calf
skin, medium
heel............................. $3.95
$7.50 Ladies’ Shoes,
high heels.................. y>Zo5 ( j
.
36‘in' Ontht 3 W 1 >ark C° lors’ *ood
Models, Patterns and Sizes for
Men and Young Men
$ 2 .5 0 c a p s .................... ; ; . ;
betatern t R 1
™ bber S port B o o ts, n o n e
better. R ed u ced from $ 7 .2 5 to
$ 6 .2 5
kne • l e n g t h T ^ e d
$40
Boys’ 2-Pant Suits............ $ 7 .9 5
$4 and 85 Mens Hats
2 85
NO W -
OVERCOATS REDUCED IN PRICE
M
men ’ s wear
S ho es
G R ESH A M
UMBRELLAS
a’ soUndM Wo™ 'n’s L'mbrella., have beautiful
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9
S qt “
m onthly by th e A g ricu ltu ra l and
Gome Econom ics clu b s on th e cam-1
Pus. The C ountrym an rec en tly a d o p t­
ed th e 9 , o 12 8fze m aga2ine a sjz(i
of p u blication p rin te d by m ost p r o ­
g ressiv e a g ric u ltu ra l In stitu tio n s, and
the C ountrym an now com pares fav o r­
ably w ith o th e r stu d e n t ag ric u ltu ra l
p ublications. B ru g g er is also on the
1925 B eaver stair. H e is « m em ber o f
1 i K appa A lpha fra te rn ity .
' l t y ° ' P “ r e S ilk ' a s s ° » « < ~ k n s ,
............................$6.95
WALRAI) MERCANTILE CD.
Phone III!
of Qualiiy"
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G re sh a m
Our January Clearance Sale Now in Full Force
Prices have been slashed to “Clean House” effectivelv To >h„
k
acquainted with our clearance Sales we s.v
• i V
hose " ho are n°t
gest bargains of the e n tire y ea rif you fa! Jo ,,L
8T ’ ‘ha‘ >'°,U T 11 miss
«g-
economies offered in this store
e advanta8c ° f the extraordinary
Jus‘ Recc,eive<1’ One So,id Case Wolverine 2-in-l Blankets
SPECIAL OFFERINGS O F THE
20th Century Grocery
. i.-.e 66x84, weight of two blankets woven in one in nrettv ln,r
destgns. Placed on this Clearance Sale a" each
$ 5 .8 9
B a r g a in . P r e '’a i' throughout the en tire store.
for four days, beginning Sai., Jan. 12 and lasting until Wed. night, Jan. 16
C A N N ED
II1 1.1. SI > A L E A S p AI {A -
C l ’S T i l ’s , tall can s,
each 2ilc, r c a n s $1.(19
M ISSION l ’lM ENTOS,
h alv es, each
!•>,.
•
J *
SL IC E D P IN E A P P L E
No. 1 ta ll can s, each *»«•
• fo r
91.1«
GOODS
M ISSION A P R IC O T S ,
light sy ru p , la rg e No.
-%• c a n s, each
<» fo r
DEL .MONTE CA TSU P.
P ints, g lass, each
22«.
LILY OE T H E VALLEY
E a rly J u n e P eas, No,
- e;tns, each
22ioc
6 c a n s fo r
Yl.25
p e l monte country
G e n tle m a n C orn
1714«.
e a ch . (> fo r
ijti.iio
iiein z . m edium pork
a n d DEANS, e ach
18«.
•
75c
O T H E R S P E C IA L S
COMR IIONEY, se ctio n . .. .
,,,,
R ed Bird M atch es, la rg e p . C a g e ^ S
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LA^ ER
I.R FIG
F l o S,
s , e x c e lle n t-
t­
ly h e a lth y food, lb 15«.
n n v « . , ...................
.................................................. ....
IR A A L DARING COW­
BON AMI CA KE
P E R , IS-oz. can
|<>(.
El LK SH O R T EN IN G ,
v ery finest q u a lity ,
P ° UI“ « .............
‘ 17%»«*
HA( ON BACKS, atre ak of
fat and stre a k of lean, by
Ute half tir w hole piece
pound
S P E A R M IN T GUM
p ack ag e
le
qj
l if e savers
each .
1_
10c
S ID E BACON, h a lf o r
w h o le piece, 8 to 10
pound size, pound
25c
I U P P E R , 2-oz. c a n s
each
F L O U R — K err’. , C row n, O ly m p i¿ ~ 7 ^ d
RO YA L W H IT E SO AP
« b a rs 25e. lo b ars 89c
20th C en tu ry C o ffee
3 Pound. ,1 .0 0
, AR(, . ,
'p « ^
,
,U lNEb
T h e nriJ
f
10c
.
w k A ----- ZT"-----------
h“ e M ou" ‘a i"'
4 9 po'undy» c k $1 5 9 .
11
re honey , p i n t j a r
*
d u ced for this C lea ra n ce S a le.
Phone 2221
L IL Y OE T 1IE VALLEY ,
cu t R efu g e B eans, No
1 Un» ■
lie
29‘‘
• , Really no use in looking for a bno,,- ,a .
,
lently located.
‘
Place, and so conven-
E veryth in g is Re .
L. A. WACK & CO.
Gresham, Oregon
T he D orcas circ le of th e M ethodist
Gn.hes Aid will m eet at th e hom e of
Mrs. M«ry M cA llister on W ednesday
aftern o o n , J a n u a ry 16, a t 2:30. On
’he sam e aftern o o n th e S. E circle
» ill m eet w ith Mrs. Benj. Cam eron.
T he re g u la r m eeting of G resham
g ran g e will be held next S atu rd ay ,
• an u a ry 12. In itia to ry w ork w ill be
Put on th e m o rn in g session. F ollow ­
ing th e d in n e r at noon th e lectu re
hour w ill he tu rn ed in to a social a f­
fair and an old fashioned candy pull
will be enjoyed.
„ Mr. an d Mrs. F ra n k E d er and Mr.
F ra n k T ow nsend front McM innville
sp e n t th e w eek-end nt th e hom e of Mr
and Mrs. P. B. E der.
The u n d en o m in atio n al services a rc I
being w ell atten d ed each S unday a f ­
tern o o n . A lso th e m id-w eek p ray er
m eetings on T uesday evening. E very
one is co rd ia lly invited to atten d the
services next S unday aftern o o n , be­
g in n in g at 2 o'clock. Rev. S. F. P itts
will p reach. S acrenient will be served .
Ross Cooper, son of Mr. an d Mrs W
J. Cooper, arriv ed last y eek front Mil­
w aukee. W isconsin, w here he has been
»«tending d en tal college and w ill he
home h ere w ith his p aren ts. He
expects la te r to resu m e his stu d ies at
the Pacific D ental college.
BETHEL
BAPTIST
_
“The (Uad Haa<l
H hie School JO a m Sermon ri!*’t 1 a m
82%
Die
Penniless
In s u ra n c e m en tell us th a t m
„e i.
m e n die P E N N I L F ^ » T'ht
of a11
i«<
* t i-Gh.s. T h is m ea n s th a t but
I S a re i,n a n c *al»suceesses
i he re a so n fo r th is T R R R im v
1« . h n p l y h e e a „ „ .
o w Inch l lass do vou b e lo n g ’’ Wo r
n o t both S PE N D a n d H A V E
* can’
W o rk ‘fak ííf'u'nv’1 Ot il a r '1 to be a »access.
r a la ith fu lly a n d sa v e SO M ETHiv«*
c o n s is te n tly . K eep th o se sa v in g s in J ¡ 2 S
P lace a n d let th em a lo n e w h e ? e h o t
f ‘‘
W S t a r t Bv a n d n !S ht a t c o m P °und interest*
‘ ta r t y o u r sa v in g s a c co u n t h e re today.
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GRESHAM. OREGON
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