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

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GHE.M ì AM OCTLOOK.
Eiitertalniuent I>al<» (bunged.
T
he
m otion p ic tu re show w hich w as
m e oodles of the engineer, I. L
announced
for F rid a y evening a t th e
Schnavely and N. E. Penyon. firem an,
of the J. F. Shea excavating com pany, G resham grad e school u n d er the
who w ere killed in a landslide T h u rs­ auspices of th e M ultnom ah County
day evening n ear th e Bull R un in tak e H ealth association w ill be given on
The
at th e headw orks, have not as yet , W ednesday evening instead.
been recovered. It is a question j change in date w as m ade advisible on
w h eth er th e m en w ere buried under account of o th e r e n tertain m en ts on
th e tons of d irt com prising th e slide the sam e night. Tw o films will be
or w hether they w ere sw ept aw ay by show n, "W orking for D ear L ife.” and
the sw ift c u rre n t w hich prevails at "P rev en tin g D ip h th eria.” No adm is-
«ion will be charged.
th is point. Two o th e r men, pitm en
near the shovel a t th e tim e, n arro w ly
County Connell P ..T . A. to Meet.
escaped w ith th eir lives. P ow erful
The
M ultnom ah County Council of
lights shot onto the w ater revealed the
shovel to be en tirely subm erged by ! P aren t-T ea ch e r asso ciatio n s w ill m eet
the w ater. A bout 3500 cu b ic
i a t G ilbert school on S atu rd ay , Novem­
ber 15, a t 11 o’clock. T hose going by
electric c a r should ta k e the G resham
ur Bull Run c a r and g et off a t G ilbert
.......... BUU ,luve , 9tatlon’ T he school is tw o blocks d is­
and....................................l ta n t’ A round tab le w ill be conduct-
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ed, rep o rts w ill be h eard from th e sta te
, MOOD!
convention, and th e revision of th e
your wood see Cecil co n stitu tio n and by-law s w ill be dis-
1, phone 1151.
tf * cussed.
TCE.áD.tV,
.NOVEMBER
11. IM I
Beginning Wednesday. November 12
Seasons Greatest Sale
Skirts, Wash Dresses and Blouses at prices tl
___ A REAL SAVING TO YOU
Silk and Wool Dresses
Smartest Styles— Newest Colors
Blouses and Tunics
Deg. $3.$8 Silk Blouses,
Stt,c P rice.........................
Keg. $5.75 Silk Blouses,
Deir. $15.5)5 \ $16.75,
i i nr
Sale p rice.....................
Dresses, Sale price ...
14.85' Keg. $7.50 Silk Tunics,
Kegular $2340 Dresses,
i n /. r II
Sale p rice.........................
s ®’e P rice.............................. 1 9 . 6 5
Kegular $25.00 Dresses,
«««eprlc^
2 1 .7 5
Kegular $27.50 Dresses,
oo n _
Sa’“ P rice.....................
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n n f
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5 .9
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H eiru lar $13.75 D resses,
*... 23.95
A few D resses t h a t sold
at$12.95 a n d $15.00 to
close a t ...............................
n z»r
9 .h h
With Plain Collars and Fur Collars
r i« -
S o ft R ubber R olls
Does not break billions
N eed s no O ilin g
D llless llro n x e Bearings
Quickest Washing Action
No heavy parts to lift
Many other exclusive feature
8 a , e P r î> c
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2 3 .8 5
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1 7 .3 5
26.6n I
LaUies» and Misses’
to m atc h New C oats.
F e lts a n d V elour in th e
la te s t s h a p e s a n d co lo rs
All this Sea son’s New Styles
O ur reg. $4.50 H a ts,
S ale p ra c e ......... $3.69 S h e u e rm a n M ake, All W ool, a t re a l R e d u c tio n s R e g u la r $4.95 S k irts,
S ale p ric e ................... $ 3<98
O ur reg. $5.00 H a ts,
R e g u la r $7.50 S k irts,
S ale p ric e ........ $3.98
S ale Pr k e ................... 5.95
K eg . $ 2 2 .5 0 Overcoats, sale price
R
e
g u la r $8.75 S k irts,
Reg. $25.00 Overcoats, sale price
S ale p r i c e ................... 7.39
Reg. $27.50 Overcoats, sale price.
R e g u la r $10.50 S k irts,
S ale P r i c e ................... 8.45
Reg. $29.75 Overcoats, sale price.
R e g u la r $11.50 S k irts,
Reg. $32.50 Overcoats, sale price.
S ale p r i c e ................... 9.35
Reg. $35.00 Overcoats, sale price.
R e g u la r $12.50 S k irts,
S ale p r i c e ................... 9.9$
Reg. $37.50-Overcoats, sale price..
NEW OVERCOATS
BESSEL IMPLEMENT CO
Phone 1141
........ ......... $ 1 2 . 9 5
Regular $27.50 Coats,
prke ................................
Regular $19.85 Coats,
pr ic e ..................................
Regular $29.75 Coats,
Gresham'
Make Winter Driving a Pleasure
J r ing your car to this garage and let n<?
equip it with a set of the famous
‘A ll-w ea th e r G o o d y ea r T ir e s’,’
roadsCG Cnt ° n Wet pavement or on soft dirt
All sizes in Cords or Balloons
C wn Z S-°i ^ F P Iy you wi,il a Spotlight, Tire
ains V indshield \\ iper, Gas, Oils and Grease.
j
Reg. $39.75 Overcoats, sale nrire
Dress Skirts
R e g u la r $13.50 S k irts
S ale p r i c e ..................... 10.95
guaranteed repair work
Iff nit io h -Work
authorized dodge service
STO R A G E BY DAY OR N IG H T
G R ESH AM
GARAGE
H A M LIN & HO SS, P ro p s.
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J -n ,,;. K
xv it. u o g er, of P le a sa n t Home, who
i is th e fath e r of Mrs. R obert H ard y of
le, ib is place, rec en tly sh o t a m ost lin­
es u su al specim en of owl w hich was
Je ch ick en -stealin g on his prem ises
or
“ ; ery larKe b ir’>-
and w hite
tl- \ C” ° r ', and is bpfnK m ounted by a
,,1 ax lderm ist.
An o rn ith o lo g ist who
saw th e bird pronounced it very ra re
^ G r e s h a m people w ill roon have the
.p riv ile g e of seeing th is owl, as it will
, be on exhibit In th e H ard y studio in
,, about a week from th is tim e.
,
C ards have been received announc-
1 Ing the m a rria g e of Mrs. Ida H engsl-
j* e r to A rth u r C. W illis .of Paonia. Col
j *>ra
T,lc * ‘ dding occu rred a t the
hom e of the b rid e's m other, Mrs. A B
, Mead, of M ontrose, Colorado. Mr. and
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y ’11“ 8 wiH rpside in P aonia and
tlie la tte r will dispose of her residence
| p ro p erty in G resham .
' A sale of fancy w ork including pil-
>ow. and lunch sets, also ap ro n s.
,
GRESHAM THEATER
Friday, Saturday, Sunday
NOVEMBER 14, 15, 16
TW O SH O W S EV
Harold Lloyd (
C h ild re n 2
A d u lts 50c
¿7 (Paramount (picture
i,n «l h a n d k e rc h ie fs w ill
> W * t the g ra n g e h all W. dnesdav
J aftern o o n , November 12. beginning at
° .th e U dla‘ of th e Z‘on E v an ­
gelical church. A chicken d in n er will
be served from 5:30 un til 8 o’clock.)
D ress a n d W ork Shoes
nHH
r ° ° m 1,1 ' he haH w i" be I
utliixed in seatin g the people as here 1
to fo re th e re has not been sulficient
room . At 8 o’clock th e re will be •,
fish pond, candy sale Bnd fret> e n te rJ
tain m en t. A program of m usical se­
lections and read in g s w i l l h.,
II
m en s
Here are a few of our It
M en’s Shoes
Boys’ Shoes .............
Laced Boots
Rubber Boots
Rubber P a c k s ..............
Rubbers .....
xiggcrs
a. i . aim .1. k . H o rr are m aking Im­
provem ents in th e electrical shop
which they recen tly p u rch ased from
A. E. H am ilton. Among o th er th in g s
they have on display a num ber of
beautiful lig h tin g fixtures. They nl«,>
1 have taken the agency for th e Kent-
A tw ater radio. T he very latest Is,
I show n by them In an elec tric w ishing I
m achine w hich dries as w ell as w ish
I ’ « th e clothes.
H o rd has been received of tl\e b irth
>>f a son «0 Mr. and Mrs. C harles E.
Bee who w ere resid en ts of G resham
from 1915 to 1917, but who now reside
in Howes Cave. New York. T he boy
who is th e fo u rth one has been ch rls- '
tened D avid Elwln. Mr. Bee w as an )
In stru cto r in th e high school w hen I
living here.
.
® W » ,m G 0 N
nntStNTlD
LASH'
n n er Mr. and Mr s' nine w iid V e e s J
b rh° U*ht
i n n i n g s Lodge.
rab b its w i i c h T e t L X ^ d ! s ^
n Good S am a ritan ' Uted an ,° nR hi» frien d s.
Jones savs
w here he under- hat the r e a l Koose h u n tin g is not yet
on his knee last , on and ‘hat he w ill r e tu rn la te r to en-
o be g ettin g along 1 Rage in th e sport.
etu rn ed from Bla- ! v en t’o r1’’!'» ’.'u P*r
own 63 ppr
he has been for Wor, ,
.
th e te ,e Phones in th e
some ca rp e n te r
4 H use tilem 164 tim es a year
K inney of t h .
,0 18 “ » • • F ear per per-
*
»on for th e B ritons