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T he concert given u n d er the a u s cedes, T exas, w ith h er au n t an d uncle,
pices of the high school stu d e n t body Mr. and Mrs. ü . P. M illikin. They
la st F riday evening by th e K now lton m ade th e trip of 3300 m iles to T ex as
Studio Q u artet was one m uch a p p re in ab o u t th re e w eeks, in th e ir m a
ciated by local m usic lovers. The chine, w ithout accid en t of any kind.
program was of a high o rd er and the Miss Jaco b s w as th e d riv er. Since
sin g ers a rtis ts in th e ir line. It is un leaving h ere Miss Jacobs h as enjoyed
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trip to old
Mexico, ■«»«
also to the
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will ap p e ar a t the high school before I O uli of Mexico coast. She retu rn ed by
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presen t.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. P a rk e r and
P. F. Black and fam ily sp e n t S u n
children visited on S atu rd ay and Sun
day w ith friends in C orvallis. Mr day w ith th e Rev. and Mrs. E. D
P a rk e r has gone to G ales Creek. O re B lackm an, fo rm er resid e n ts of G resh
gon, to resum e his work as tim ber am . who have a p reach in g p o in t at
B ethany, n e a r L innton, Oregon. Mr.
scaler.
Mr. and Mrs. B lack assisted in a m is
F red Je n n in g s w as ab sen t from his
sio n ary m eeting a t th e B ethany
w ork in C arl D ahl’s shoe shop for
schoolhouse on Sunday.
two or th ree days on acco u n t of ill
G eorge P age has disposed of his
ness and his place in th e shop w as
A rboleda sto re to W illiam F e rris , who
taken by H a rry Joh n so n . Jeuning
took possession of sam e th e first of
has now retu rn ed to his w ork and
November. Too m any in te re sts co n
D ahl is suffering from th e sam e sick
nected w ith th e m anag em en t of th e
ness.
tw o sto res is given as his reaso n for
Dr. and Mrs. A. B. C alder of Shedd, sellin g the estab lish m e n t on th e Pow
Oregon, have been visitin g w ith Miss ell V alley road.
E lva Dolan for several days. They
A ju d g m en t w as ren d ered in favor
form erly resided near G resham w here of the plaintiff last F rid ay in crlc u lt
tl» Calder —
a r a t i m
Dr.
w ..............
as p asto
P lea san t . I c o u rt in th e case of G eorge P age
Home and also in th e Iliff ch u rch in a g a in st C. P. T allm an and F. A.
Cedar.
P arch ln , for non-paym ent of a bill for
Raymond E. Sm ith, th e head forest feed w hich P age had fu rn ish ed to th e
ran g e r at Zigzag, on the L ittle Sandy, d efen d an ts som e tim e ago. McGuIrk
visited w ith Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Wil & S chneider handled th e case fo r Mr.
kinson S aturday and Sunday,
P age and a P o rtla n d atto rn ey w as em
and
Mrs. Maggie Ulm has been confined ployed by M essrs. T allm an
to her bed for several days w ith h e a rt P arch ln in th e arg u m en t.
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. M ercer drove to
trouble w ith w hich she has been su f
Cam as S unday w here they v isited w ith
fering a num ber of w eeks.
Mrs. M ercer’s b ro th er, L ouis A lb ert
Miss D. W illia Caffrey w as h ere Sat
and fam ily.
urday calling on form er G resham
Fred Todd and A. M. W ilkinson
friends, am ong them Dr. and Mrs. C.
w ere ab sen t from T uesday till ^ t u r -
W. D uett, th e Rev. and Mrs. A. 8.
day on a h u n tin g trip to th e H a rp e r
H lsey and Mr. and Mrs. H. L. St. C lair
ran ch n ea r W asco, Oregon. T o g eth er
She closed a very successful se ries of
they w ere su ccessfu l in lan d in g n early
m eetings a t L aurelw ood M ethodist
40 wild geese.
church Sunday evening and will next
Canned fru it for th e C h ild ren 's
begin revival services a t L eavenw orth,
F arm Home a t C orvallis w ill be p ack
W ashington.
ed at th e hom e of Mrs. J. H. M etzger
The P aren t-T ea ch e r association will
on T h u rsd ay , N ovember 20, and those
p rese n t the 7-reel film, “ David Cop
w ishing to co n trib u te for th is p u r
perfleld'' in th e auditorium of th<
pose a re req u ested to have th e ja rs
g rad e school F riday evening, Novem
th e re by th e date m entioned.
ber 21, and a gix^l atten d a n ce is a n
Jam es N aylor, who u n d erw en t tw o
ticipated a t (his en tertain m en t. T his
se p arate op eratio n s, one for h e rn ia
is one of the m ost popular of D ickens'
and the o th er on his knee. In Good
play lets and one w ith w hich school
S am aritan hospital Novem ber 7, was
children are m ore or less fam iliar. It
brou g h t to his hom e on a stretch e d
is hoped the rem aining deficit on the
Monday and is w ell on th e w ay to r e
m otion p ic tu re a p p a ra tu s will be up
covery, H e had been ordered to r e
preciably lessened by the proceeds of
m ain in th e h o sp ital sev eral days
th e evening.
longer, but w as convalescing so ra p id
Mrs. II. W. Cooley and her d augh
ly he Insisted on com ing home.
te r, Mrs. L ena A llder, have gone to
David W eaver, th e aged b ro th e r
M yrtle Creek and Riddle, Oregon, for
th e late Mrs. Kate W issler, is for th e
a sh o rt visit of a few days w ith r e la
p rese n t a t th e hom e of J. H. M etzger.
tives and friends.
He intends to re tu rn to R oseburg in a
Mrs. F ran k Lines, of Albany, has
sh o rt tim e to dispose of his p ro p erty
been here visiting her d aughter, Mrs.
th e re and w ill then com e back to
George K. Jen n er. She will accom
G resham . R. W. Gibbs, who has a s
pany Mr. and Mrs. Je n n er w hen they
sisted in his ca re in th e p ast, has J
go to C orvallis over the com ing week
planned to help cu re for him.
end to atten d tin- ann u al college hom e
com ing week lo r the alum ni and stu
th ic k e n P ie Supper
dents. Both Mr. Je n n e r and his wife May be had in tw enty m in u tes w ith
are g rad u a tes of O. A. C.
N ickerson’s Jellied chicken.—Adv.
Miss F loella Jacobs is back to her
The Bank of G reshum pays 6 per
accustom ed place in th e postolllce af-
cent In terest on tim e deposits —Adv
Remarkable Savings at this Great Sale
BLANKETS
K e e u la r $13.75 D resses,
S ale p r i c e ......................
Keif, $ 15.95 A $16.75
D resses, S ale price...',.
Keif. $19,50 D resses,
S ale p r i c e .......................
Keif. $23.50 D resses,
S ale p r i c e ......... .............
K eiftilar $25,00 D resses,
S ale p r i c e .......................
Keif. $21.95 C oats,
S ale p r i c e ...................
K eiftilar $27.50 C oats,
S ale p r i c e ...................
K eiftilar $29.75 C oats,
S ale p ric e
Double Cotton Blankets, size
70x80 inches, white, gray and tan,
specially priced at
$3.75
23.85
26.65
Double Cotton Plaid Blankets,
size 66x80 inches, pretty plaid
combination, specially priced at
53.85
Keirultir $27.50 D resses,
S ale p r i c e ........................
A few D re sse s t h a t sold
a t $12.95 a n d $15.95
to close a t .............
Double Cotton Blankets,
gray and tans, size 64x76,
$2.50
Extra Heavy Wool Finish
Cotton Blankets, 66x80, plaids of
pink, blue and tan, priced at
Wash Dresses and
Bungalow Aprons
Keif. $1.25 B ungalow
A prons, sa le p ric e .........
Keif. $2.00 W ash D resses
S ale p r i c e .........................
K eg. $2.25 W asli D resses
S aie p r i c e .........................
R eg. $2.50 M asli Dresses,
S ale p r i c e ..........................
Keif. $2.7.» W ash D resses,
S ale p r i c e ..........................
K eg. $3.00 W asli D resses,
S ale p ric e . ..
Keif. $.i..»0 W ash D resses,
S ale p r i c e ..........................
Keif. $5.00 W ash D resses,
S ale p r i c e .......................
$ .98
66x80 W ool Mixed Blankets,
pretty plaid combinations,
specially priced at
$6.50
All W ool plaid blankets, large size,
66x80, specially priced at
$9.85
MEN’S AND Y O U N G M EN ’S
All Wool Overcoats
LADIES’ AND MISSES’ DRESS SKIRTS
B louses and T unics
Keir. $3.98 Silk B louses,
S ale p r i c e ....... ..............
Keif. $5.75 A $5.98 Silk
B louses, sa le price....
Keif. $7.50 Silk T a n k s ,
S ale p ric e ....................
Complete Stock
Fleisher’s
Yarns
in all the wanted
colors
$4.50
$ 3.39
4.85
5.95
R eg.
R eg.
R eg.
R eg.
R eg.
R eg.
R eg.
All th is S e a so n ’s New Styles
$4.95 S k irts , sa le price... $ 3.98
$7.50 S k irts, sa le price.... 5.95
$8.75 S k irts , s a le price.... 7.39
$10.50 S k irts , s a le ............ 8.45
$11.50 S k irts , s a le ............ 9.35
$12.50 S k irts, s a le ............ 9.98
$13.50 S k irts , s a le ............ 10.95
At Big R ed u ctio n s
Reg.
R eg.
Reg.
R eg.
R eg.
Reg.
R eg.
Reg.
$22.50
$25.00
$27.50
$29.75
$32.50
$35.00
$37.50
$39.75
O vercoats,
O vercoats,
O vercoats,
O vercoats,
O vercoats,
O vercoats,
O vercoats,
O vercoats,
L. A. WACK & CO.
P h o n e 2221
G resh am
sale.
$19.85
sale.
21.95
sale.
s a le ..... 26.65
s a le .... 29.75
s a le .... 31.50
s a le .... 32.95
sale.... 35.75
SHOES and
RUBBERS
for the
entire family
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D IES AT K O SEB I'K G ' i
Getting Thanksgiving Dinner
The better the cooking utensils, the easier
to prepare the big Thanksgiving Dinner.
—
W hat could lie n ic e r lo r th e T u rk e y . Io give it th a t ric h ,
juicy th n o r and crispy h r o w n iio s th a n a big Q uality
B rand S elf-B u stin g A lum inum B o a ster.
Priced today at $3.50
l a d to r ch ick en , dm k o r m eat ro a sts th e s m a lle r sixes a n d
sh a p e s, all in Q uality B rand A lum inum W are.
Priced from $1.25 to $2.50 each.
Good Kitchen Cutlery
IS A N E C ESSITY TOO.
\\ in e h e s te r K itchen K nives
g iv e gooii serv ice a n d sta y
s h a r p e r lo n g e r
We have a
W in c h e ste r K itch en K nife J
fo r ev ery purpose. B u tc h e r I
k n iv e s in all sizes
and
sh a p e s,
s k in n in g
knives,
h o n in g knives, s h e e rs, bread
knives, co o k 's kuives, p a rin g
knives,
s p a tu la s,
c le a v e rs !
a n d steels.
In plain a n d s ta in le s s steel.
1847 KODGEK HKDS. 811.-
4 I K M A It E in th e new est
p a tte rn s .
You m ay need
so m e e x tra pieces fo r
T h a n k sg iv in g .
J
Card of Thanks.
I wish to th an k the frien d s for th e ir f
assista n c e in the fu n eral a rra n g e ■
m ents of my sister. Mrs. L ate W tss-
ler. also those who sang at tin fu-
| neral.
DAVID WEAVER.
Give Gifts a Thought
Christmas W ill Soon be Here
1 o N ou Mr. Man: The finest sentiments are ex-
urr » -?Vir,h *ewelry- Let us assist you in choosing
Hl' < gilt this year. Be it large or small, we have it in
quality, par excellence.
And Aou Madan: Jewelry will convey the most
delicate compliment that can be paid, in a correct and
fitting way. V hy not select HIS gift at our store now.
, ". ' • ,how her eyes sparkled, and the tremble of
happiness in her voice made me glad that I had selected
that bracelet-watch which I only half suspected that she
wanted . . .
from the diary» of one of our customers,
V e have a large selection of just this kind of watch.
They are priced as low as $15, and are made in every
practical design. The movements are all of standard
manufacture.
Pearls a Tribute
P'earls and their warm soft beau
ty, wil! enhance the warm soft
beauty of a woman. They add
charm and mystery to the one who
is lucky enough to possess them.
LUSTED
V n inchester cary -
ING S E I' is a se t to lie
proud of.
Priced
$5.0(1 io $11.50.
from
A. W. METZGER <& CO.
The WINCHESTER Store
Phone 1451
Mrs. K ale W i-sler died in a Rose
burg hospital F rid ay m orning, Novem
ber 14, follow ing a stro k e of p a ra ly
sis w hich she suffered th e previous
Sunday.
W hile atten d in g n dinner
p arty a t th e home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph D avidson In Septem ber, at
w hich tim e she w as In G resham In
connection w ith th e law suit which
w as pending at th a t tim e, she w as af-
lllicted w ith a p ara ly tic stro k e, hut
w as not th o u g h t to he In n serious
condition and w ent soon afte rw a rd to
her hom e in R oseburg.
Mrs. W issler, who was ab o u t 83
y ea rs old. is survived by her b ro th er, '
David We ver. who for th e past year
has been an in m ate of th e old so l
d ie rs ’ hom e a, Roseburg. She came
Io G resham from Om aha. N ebraska,
about 26 y ea rs ago and had resided
h ere u n u til a y ear ago w hen she wen»
to R oseburg w ith h er b ro th er. Her
husband died in O m aha in 1868.
Mr. W eaver accom panied th e re- 1
m ain s to G resham S unday evening,
w here th e fu n eral w as held th is m o rn
ing at 10 o'clock in the Baptist churtjh.
th e Rev. li. O. Ju d d In ch arg e of the ■
services. A q u a rte t, com posed of Le«- i
lie W alrad, Mrs. Ed. A ylsw orth, Miss ;
E lsie S h arp and D. M. R oberts, w ith ;
Mrs. II. S. Glow at th e piano, sang ;
sev eral selections. T he pall b earers j
w ere .lake M etzger. R. W. Gibbs., T. s
G. Tow nsend. G eorge S leret, 8. 8. ' 3
T hom pson and R alph Davidson. In- i
term en t w as In th e G resham c e m s - J
I ‘cry.
1 1
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Phone 1451
A fine p rogram w ith pie social in
I connection. w as held u nder th e a u s
pices of th e P a ren t-T ea ch e r asso cia
tion last F rid ay night at th e school-
I house. A large atten d a n ce w as pres-
| ent and th e proceeds from the social
am ounted to S3130. w hich will be
used on th e re p a irs going on In the
schoolhouse, an d for C h ristm as c a n
dles for th e ch ild ren . A new stag e Is
being built in th e schoolhouse and the
se atin g ts being re a rra n g e d w ith a
view to in creasin g th e seatin g ca-
' paclty of th e room.
Our stock of NOVELTY JEW ELRY is the most
complete ever shown in Gresham. You will find manv
articles that are just the thing for sister or brother, The
prices are reasonable to
GUY D. JONES, jeweler
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