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* w hich he has been afflicted for the
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| ^ “ st tw o and a h alf m onths. H e has :
T he d istric t Pom ona g ran g e w ill been unable to atten d high school th is |
m eet w ith the G resham g ran g e In an y ear on acc° u n t of his illness. His
all-day session on W ednesday, Decern- Pa re n ^8 fear an o p eratio n on account !
ber 17, beginning a t 10 o ’clock, in the o i th e w eak condition of th e boy’s I
"The Store of
M asonic h all a t G resham . T he busi- h e a r t
ness session w ill be u n d er the dlrec-
-'Ira- G eorge S tap leto n w ent to Sea ’
he Christm as Spirit"
tlon of Mrs. M ary E. P alm er. D inner si<le F rid ay to g et th e ir new ly-erected
R hone 2221
G
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sh
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w ill be served a t 12:30. M arshall N. sum m er co ttag e In read in ess for the ' 1
D ana will speak at 2 o ’clock and elec- j C hristm an holidays, a t w hich tim e the
tion of Pom ona officers will also ta k e ( fam ily expects to occupy it for a sh o rt »
place in th e afternoon. At 7:30 the w in ter vacation a t th e beach reso rt.
G ive an In d ia n K obe to SH O P E A R L Y ! R eal eco n o m y a n d h o n e s t q u a lity a re
tlfth degree will be co nferred on can- [ Mr. and Mrs. J. E. G askill and chil- I ™
happily co m b in ed in a n y g ift you m ay p u rc h a s e a t th is
F a th e r ,
M other,
S iste r,
d dates, w hich will be follow ed by a d rsn a re moving onto th e Fred Mor- 1
B ro th e r o r S w e e th e a rt. A sto re . O ur la rg e sto c k affo rd s ev ery g iv e r th e o p p o rtu n ity
lite ra ry and m usical program begin- gan ran c h in L usted, w here the form v x
g ift of th is k in d w ill su re ly of c h o o sin g ju s t w h a t you seek a t ju s t th e p ric e you w ish
such as R a ttle s, B arq u es,
nlng about 8:30, to w hich th e public Is e r will engage in farm w ork for an in
be w elcom ed by a n y one. to pay. Com e to m o rrow and m ak e c o m p a riso n .
H o siery , F e lt S h o e s, B e a u ty ¿
invited. Mrs. P alm er has been in definite period.
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Sold h e re a t $8.50 a n d $13.00.
P
lu s , in fact th e a rtic le s su it-
county g range w ork duty for the past
Mrs F H P r .n o
F e n d le to n W ool F illed
eight y ears
‘ lr9 ’
H ' ran e of Rockwood, Mrs. *-<
a
b
le to r baby a re too nunter»
C u sh io n a t $3.00
A- E astm an and Mrs. N ellie Metx-
02366972
Mrs. C urtis Woods, who w as recen t- ger a re am ong th e ladies who a re lo-
ous to m e n tio n so com e a n d -5Ä
W e c a rry o th e r R obes in c o t­
ly em ployed by th e telephone ex- cally In terested in the o p eratio n s of *4
look o v e r o u r d iffe re n t g ilts
to n fro m $3.08 to $0.05.
to r baby.
change as relief o perator, w ith th ree th e P o rtlan d ch a p te r of N ational
?n i.he °,r,eS n“ 1" h e” ° gfrl8, th e Mls8es 1 An>®rican W ar M others, w hich Mon- I
E '¡an M arkw art. B ernice Beers and day opened h e a d q u a rte rs for the ad
A few Suggestions for WOMEN’S GIETS
E lla Baker, drove to P o rtlan d T h u rs- m in istratio n of relief to th e fam ilies
day evening w here they visited th e of ex-service men. An office has been !
Broadw ay exchange, th e la rg e st and opened a t F ifth and Salm on stre e ts
busiest of th e P o rtlan d boards.
which will be in ch a rg e of two differ-
T he ladies of th e B ap tist Guild, w ho e,lt w ar m o th ers each day. R elief j
Get them Now, while
had announced a bake sale to be held f w ork w ill Include a bazaar, w hich is I
a t the A. W. M etzger sto re th e com ing being held in th e Gasco building
you can get them at
S aturday, have changed th e ir plans , F red N. M ew hlrter and son C harles <'
BIG REDUCTIONS
and the sale w ill be
postponed inuen-
indefl-1 or
of N
N ew
ew berg,
berg, fo
fo rm
rm er
er resid
resid e e n n ts
ts of
of th
this
„„ puBipuneu
is S f
' ‘“ n ‘•'y- i . u „
I place,
,
1,lace’ w ere in G resham T h u rsd ay ! * *
P le ase him C h ristin a s m o rn -
Randolph Ham m ond, the 16-year-ohI They m ade a b rief call on Mrs Ro v
log
w ith a gift o f re a l value.
It w ill he a R eal P le a s u re to
son n of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ham m ond H. Gibbs who is a d au g h ter of th e ' M
has s retu rn ed from th e Sellwood hos- I form er.
K
nit
Gloves
fro
m
.............50c
to
95c
seleet h e r g ift h e re .
I (jjr
Smartest Styles-Newest Colors
„1 ,1'l.z.^z.
.
WX Lined Kid Gloves a t ...................$1.98
pltnl
w here U
he . . ____
sp e n A t two w eeks
in
®llk S c a rfa ..................... $1.75 to $2.98
Reg. $13.75 B resses,
Ju d g e G eorge S tapleton w as one of
Silk T ie s ........................... 39c to $1.IM)
tre a tm e n t for sinus tro u b le w ith
Neck B eads f ro m ............ 10c to $240
Sale p rice .......................
about 25 g u ests who atten d ed a b an ­
D ress S h irts ............... sl.50
to $340
B oudoir C a p s.....................25c to
2-
Reg. $15.95 mid $10.75
q u et given a t th e H otel P o rtlan d
F lan n el S h irts ........... $3.75
t0 $«.75
Cham ois S u e d e .................title to
T uesday evening In honor of Dr. A. E.
B resses, S ale p r i c e . . . .
H osiery ............................ 25c
to $1.00
L isle H o sie ry ........ ............ 25c to
Rockey, of P o rtlan d , who Is to leave
Reg. $2340 D resses,
Cuff L in k s ............................25c to 50c
S ilk H o sie ry ...................... 5>Sc to
soon for H onolulu, w here he will
Sale p rice .........................
H a n d k e rc h ie f s ...................5® to 00c
probably spend th e w inter.
1
Wool S c a r f s .....................$L98 t()
Reg. $25.00 D resses,
Shiilirun, Kill,, itn,| P isto l
R id F olds .......................... 75c to »Sc
1 he Rev. E. G. R anton of P lea san t
Wool S carf S ets an d Cap
Sale p rice .....................
G a rte rs ............................... 25c to 50c
P rofessionals H andicapped
‘° r a a tc h ................... #2.25 to $340
Home. P. F. Black and th e Rev. and
Reg. $2740 D resses,
G
a rte rs an d A rm s B ands in
H ouse S lip p e rs ...............95c «„ a.»--
■ Mrs. E. N. Long and d au g h ter, Lois, I
S ale p rice .......................
fancy X m as b o x e s ...5 0 c to $1.25
Wool Bed B lan k ets,
TU R K E Y S, G E E SE
drove to Salem T uesday. Mrs. Long
A few D resses th a t sold
f 'aP8 ................................ $140 to $340
silk boun<i...............$9.85 to $1240
a n d P u ck s
and d au g h ter w ent from Salem to j
a t $12.95 an d $15.00 to
n /»/*
Union S u i t s ..................$1.95 to $440
V anity C a se s................. $3^3 to
F a lls ( ity to spend a few days w ith ;
S u sp en d ers ........................................
f’ancy R ubber A p ro n s..4 N c to
form er friends In th a t city, th e r e ­
Wool V e s t s ....................................$140
H and B ag s....................$1UW t<)
m ain d er of the p a rty re tu rn in g to I
D ress H a t s ....................$240 to $5,00
Miles B ast of G resham
8 w ea ters ....................... 11.98 to $7.75
G resham T uesday evening.
F an cy T u rk ish T ow els, 50c to $1.25 •
L u th er W elch of F resno, C alifornia. N j S w eaters ........................ $240 to $940
Ralph Johanson's Field
With Plaiu Collars and Fur Collars
arriv ed T uesday evening for a visit f ¿¡J> H elts ......................................50c to 85c
Bath R o b e s................... ¡M.50 to $8.95 i
Reg.
$14.85 Coats,
o n'»’
F
lan
n
el
G
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n
s..............$1.25
to
$245
with his b ro th er, It. M. W elch, and “ *'*
M unsing Silk V e s ts .. $1.25 to $3.25 ’’
Sale price .............................
M uslin N ight S h i r t s .. $1.25 to $1.75
M unsing Silk Bloom ers,
I
family. He will also visit relativ es in
R eg u lar $2740 Coats,
~ „
$1.75 to $4.95 J
P o rtlan d before re tu rn in g to C ali­
M unsing S ilk S te p - I n s ...
$240
fornia.
^ v drTBl g S „ ..................*'-50 ,0
R egular $19.S5 Coats,
Good T im e A ssured fo r All
S ilk I m b re lla s ..............$1.51, to
A W ant Ad will bring re su lts th a t
I m b rellas, also a t ------$1.00 to $340 3
will m ake your C h ristm as happier.
R eg u lar $29.75 Coats,
Boy Blue B lo u ses.........$1.00 to $140
Boy Blue S h ir t s .......... $1.00 to $1.50
B oys’ H osiery, co tto n . . . ,25c to 50c
Boys’ % Wool Socks. . 75c to $1.75
F o r th e y o u n g g irl a n d th e
J* es .....................................................35c
....
«0 ..............
F*
Reg. $3.98 Silk Blouses,
m iss w e w ill h av e n o tro u b le
£ “ Pa ............................... $1.00 to $140
Y our p h o to g ra p h w ill be c h e r ­
Wool S w e a te rs .............$340 to $1.25
to lind s u ita b le g ifts , a s th e v
S ale p rice ...................
ished long a f te r th e d a y ’s p le a s ­
su re ly w ill find w h a t th e y
..................................t0 ’ ”c
Reg. $5.75 Silk Blouses,
L
ittle
G
ents
Red
Top
u res h a v e been fo rg o tte n .
w a n t h e re a s w e h a v e a n
S ale p rice ...................
R ubber Hoots .........................
T w elve p o r tr a its will solve a
e n d le ss v a rie ty to ch o o se
Boys’ H a n d k e rc h ie fs...........,><• to L><*
Reg.
$740 Silk T allies,
from .
dozen C h rist m as gift p ro b lem s.
S ale p rice .............
Ask to see our New X m as styles
Make y o u r u p p o ln tm cn t now.
L. A. WACK & CO.
Park here and
shop in comfort
M
ft
Pendleton Indian Robes
Complete Line of
BABYS’ GIFTS
W
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more than a
A few Suggestions for .MEN’S GIFTS
S?
COAT, DRESS
SKIRT or BLOUSE
f
Siik and Wool Dresses
a
$11.95
14.85
19.455
21.75
23.95
S H O O T IN G M A T C H
$
y
SR
close at ........ ......... 9.65
LADIES’ COATS
O R IE N T
$12.%
SUN., DEC. 14
BOYS’ GIFTS
That Always Please
The Christmas Gift
That Lives
.. S,,'e
................. 23.85
.. 8“,,e ',r,‘ p ................. 17.35
Na,e pr,ce.................26.65
Blouses and Tunics »
3.29
4.85
5.95
£
The Hardy Studio
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G resham
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City H all, T R O U T D A L E , O R EG O N
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1924
G7G7M Y S O RCH ESTRA
A Good T im e G u a ra n te e d .
G e n tle m en $1.00
Picnic H am s
Sugar C ured
Lb. 19c
CA TSUP
Gold B ar
P in t 23c
B. S. P ineapple
1 lillsdale
No. 2 J can 25c
O regon F ilb erts
E x tra large
Lb. 25c
P ressed Figs
Lb. 20c
CANDY
Plain M ixed
2 lbs. 45c
S ta n d a rd Navy
T obacco
GOc plug 30c
L oaf C heese
V hole o r H alf
Lb. 29c
SA LM O N
C olum bia R iver
C an 25c
S h e u e rm a n M ake, All W ool, a t
R eal R ed u ctio n s.
R eg. $22.50 O ’c o ats, sa le price... #19.8.»
R eg. $25.00 O ’C oats, sa le price.... 21.05
R eg. $27.50 O ’C oats, s a le price.. . 23.85
R eg. $20.75 O’C oats, s a le p rice ... 20.65
R eg. $32.50 O 'C oats, s a le p ric e ... 20.75
Reg. $35.00 O’C oats, s a le price.... 31.50
R eg. $37.50 O ’C oats, sa le price.... 32.05
R eg. $30.75 O’C o ats, s a le p rice.... 35.75
SA U SA G E
Brookfield P u re Pork
Lb. 35c
Codfish F lakes
I nderw ood’s
C an 20c
A ll th is S e a s o n ’s New S ty les
R e g u la r $4.95 S k irts ,
S a le price...
X
R e g u la r $7.50 S k irts ,.................
S a le p ric e ............... ’
R e g u la r $8.75 S k irts ,
S a le p ric e .......
R e g u la r $10.50 S k irts , "'
S a le price....
R e g u la r $11.50 S k ir ts ,'"
S a le p r i c e ...
R e g u la r $12.50 Skirts', "
S a le p ric e .......
R e g u la r $13.50 S k irts"
U tah n a P eas
3 cans 39c
TOM ATOES
B R A Z IL S
P O P CO RN
L a rg e W ashed
Lb. 19c
Silver B ar
3 cans 39c
F ancy
3 lbs. 25c
BULK D A T E S
2 lbs. 25c
C ooking and F a tin g
CA N D Y
CANDY
French M ixed
APPLES
Box 85c
C hocolate
2 lbs. 65c
2 lbs. 55c
T hin C lim ax
Penn,* Natural Leaf
Tobacco
50c plug 25c
Tobacco
85c plug 45c
Phone 1451
Feed 1281
3.98
5.95
7.39
8.45
9.35
9.98
10.95
Wash Dresses and
Bungalow Aprons
R
R eg. $4.95 S k irts , s a le p ric e ........ $ 3.08
Reg. $7.50 S k irts , s a le p ric e ........
5.05
R eg. $8.75 S k irts , s a le p ric e ........
7.39
R eg. $10.50 S k irts, s a le p r i c e .....
8.45
R eg. $11.50 S k irts , s a le p ric e ......
0.35
R eg. $12.50 S k irts , sa le p ric e ......
0.98
R eg. $13.50 S k irts , s a le p ric e ...... 10.05
SV M I’IION y orchestra
I’ tz E A S E S J , A RG E U R O M |>
T he P o rtla n d Sym phony o rc h e stra ,
d irected by C arl D enton, gave a b ea u ­
tifu l co n c ert W ednesday evening to
an audience w hich filled th e P o rtlan d
I au d ito riu m . A n um ber of m u sic lo v ­
ers from G resham and vicinity w ere
am ong th o se who enjoyed th e p e r­
form ance. T he soloist w as M ieczyslaw
M uni, th e P o lish p ian ist. T h e o r ­
c h e stra played b ea u tifu lly and both
p lay ers and lead er deserved th e en- '
; th u sia stic ap p lau se w hich th ey r e ­
ceived. In h er criticism in The
M orning O regonian C. H ilto n -T u rv ey I
Mr. Munz. tali, and not u n lik e
R achm aninoff in his m an n er at th e
piano, played th a t m a ste r's co n certo
, w ith success. .Munz fu n ctio n s m u si­
ca lly w ithout sp lu rg e o r w aste m ove­
m ent. His long, flexible h an d s com ­
pass difficulties w ith ease; his inw ard
1 tire m an ifests m ore by glow th a n by
H ash.
Too Much for Your Whistle
whistTe tOFoPre adf Be? Jam in spent them aI1 for a cheap
rZ r
i k
-inie he was veiT h aPP}', b u t w hen he
he nevd f S POOr .,nv.estnient he cried w ith chagrin. B ut
tie never forgot th e lesson.
I
say s:
A. W. METZGER & CO.
Quality
and Service
DRESS SKIRTS
NEW OVERCOATS
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L a d ie s’ a n d M isses’
MEN’S AND YOUNG M EN ’S
T h in
is n o « a c e n tr ic r o c k e t ­
ing. but ra th e r a quiet co n tro l of his
Bow many of us pay loo much for our whistle?
The man who lives beyond his means invites
disaster. He is paying too much for his whistle.
s S O .M F T in \r iS V On8 With, the m an w ho does not sa'-e
w histle.
1C 13 bUre y Pa -V,n&
m uch for his
plaBMttC fo r t« ■ ,'\«'!1 in III,' sio rn :--
i p assages. He is ab so lu tely w ithout
! pose.
T he o rch e stra, one felt, w as as
' lightly poised as a d an cer, an d in ­
sta n tly responsive to .Mr. D enton, as,
w ith th a t alm ost u n ean n v gift of his
he cau g h t th e beat of th e so lo ist'
■ ” '''• ■' hi mood, thought w ith him
L a n d beckoned his m usical forces to ,
fo llo w
it is only f a ir to s a y t h a t a ll
1 of th e a rtis ts who have been so lo ists
w k /y r1 maz? kecp “P your financial courage bv
. U r t ' Â 1 ïou
S
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with th< Portland aymphony orches-
I tra not!««' at once th e "e la stic ity " of
I I Mr D enton’s leading.
His Chopin group, how ever, re v e a l­
ed the real M uni—and in cid en tally the
r e a l ( h o p ln .
tim e In a long tim e a
| p ian ist eontes along who can play
¡Chopin. Munz Is one of them . T he
"N o ctu rn e" w as played w ith lim pid
■
•
ltd <1« licate « uh.,1« s Rg
I 'I a t , in . 'in th ro u g h o u t, like th e tw o
w hich follow ed, w as sim ple. In all
th e Chopin num bers Munz seem ed to
dream th e m usic at th e piano.
It
sounded u n p rem ed itated , alm ost like
Im provisation, a h ark in g back in sp irit
to th e real Chopin No doubt it m ade
m any liste n e rs rejoice.
Let m e help you solve vour paint
lug p. b b m -
Todd. T he I’aint M
I t.re sh am , phone 1971.—Adv.
FIRST STATE BANK
G re sh am , O regon
A STRON G BANK
FOR THE BEST MEATS
FT" h
ab-
possible p rices, y o u 'll go to
THE SANITARY MARKET