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ow all together, in one great volume of sincerity: Here's
GENERAI. PRACTITIONER
to women—our women—women of our town and our coun
«.57 A.M.
try side! When God created the earth lie also created man, and
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the birds, and the beasts, and the fishes, and the reptiles, and all
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of the other creatures and things of the earth. But with all of
the myriads of His creation there was one thing lacking. The
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Our butine rm with other neutrab lia-
essence, the goodness, the purity of life was absent. He creat increwaod
m> grontly during (Ite I m i two Gold H ill . . . . . . . . . . Dr gon
ed woman. And woman—our women —are today His most price year«, (hat lor 1)1« nine luontiin ol 1018,
Meet* flrot Friday of each monili
Jay K, Davidaou—Counsul
of |27iiiMmii<B la rep.>rt«d in
less gift to this earth. Her nobility and purity are the bright- 1,11
Al vail E. Kellogg—Clerk
est spot of existence. The sunshine of her soul floods the life " ' ' 1
' 1,1 ll<' ,,v*'r lhl‘ M,un'‘
period ol IHH, Five great i'iwtouien did
of man with a radiance on the darkest day. Without her there buaiiiiMM m Io low*. in iniliinn,: Canada
DR. IL C. KELSEY
would be no human iife. Here’s to woman OUR women—the 2>s,, Mexico 32, Argentin» 37, Brasil 13,
Gold Hill Hospital
Chile 12. Thì» war ha* united (he Amor-
one great joy in the life of man.
ira* a* lia» heretofore heen iinpoaaibl«
Gold Hill,
Oregon
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SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1916
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F. W a lla c e S e a r s
SUBSCRIPTION $1.50
O U R W OM EN
IN
ADVANCE
everal years ago while working up the advertising patronage
of a country paper it came to our notice that no m atter how
much we talked to the local merchant of that city about sup
porting his home paper he came back at us with the old time
gag that “Advertising does not pay”. He knew it did not be
cause he had tried i t ----- ONCE This particular merchant we
had in mind had a very fine prospect to make his store the meet
ing place of every woman and child in his section. He could
have installed a waiting room for tired mothers with their babies
This one feature alone would have given him the lead over every
other merchant in his city. Did he do it ? No, for it was adver
tising and he had advertised once and it hadn’t paid. Now sup
pose that merchant had followed the advice of the humble news
paper editor, what would have been the logical result He would
have been the talk of every mother for miles, and all this adver
tising at a very small cost. Just a few week before the above
incident happened this safne merchant was deluded into signing
a promisory note disguised as an advertising contract and the
deal was pulled off not by the local editor who was his friend but
by a fly-by-night advertising fakir who made that his business.
The contract called for an ad printed on a beautiful timetable to
be placed on the walls of the local business houses. The fakir
was in a hurry’ and would Mr Merchant please advance the
money now and the timetable would be delivered by a printer
in the next town. Mr Merchant never thought to ask why the
job was not handled by the local printer.
No, such a thing
never entered his head. All he could see vas the beautiful glow
ing word picture painted by our expert friend the fakir. The
money was paid and time went by and no Time-Tables. The
merchant came to us and asked us to find out what was the
trouble and we wrote to ten printers in all the surround
ing towns and everyone told us that this fakir had worked the
same deal in every town. We went to further trouble and found
that this fakir had collected over $60 in the town we were in and
on an average of $40 from each of the other towns and the
merchants had nothing to show for it. Now this money had
been spent for advertising that the m erchaits had not received.
This was the reason why our merchant friend made the remark
that advertising didn’t pay. Now we leave it to you. What
right did he have to say that he had ever advertised. He turned
down his hom> editor who had a good paper and gave his money
to a stranger who defrauded him. During the course of the
year the home editor no doubt spent many dollars with the home
merchant. Did the outside fakir spend any money with the
home merchant? Not on your lonesome, that wasn’t his way.
It has been our experience that the home merchant or in fact
anyone in the locality of a local paper will do well to take coun
cil with the editor before they have business dealings in the ad-
vertising line with strangers. He is your friend because he
has to live with you year in and year out. He doesn’t dare to
allow you to be skinned.
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The time* require iron, hearted men.
The past week we saw one of the local people who had receiv- Character
i» tlie Ural emeiiGnl, and char
ed a shipment from a mail order house, lie took it to his local a ter 1« founded upon atrong moral and
merchant and compared it with a similar article and found his ,el'*i,"l»c<>liv|, |i“1'" —Emperor Wiliiam
local merchant was away cheaper on a much better article.
Your l ittle Wife
This is not a lone case. There are hosts of such things every Win, pi in, t<< make your future bright?
Your little wile.
day and it seems a shame that people will not take the trouble
Who c m , It* to tempt your appetit*?
to give the home merchant a chance to compare values and pric
Your Hulu wife.
Wbo tell* her friend* that you
es before they send money away. Try it friends.
I Are oue grand husband thru *nd thru?
Soon ’twill be the time of year when we can revel in the
joys of sunshine and flowers and perfumes, and bugs and gnats
and mosquitoes. Oh, joy!
Automobiles are like people—the cheap ones are the noisfcst.
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ORCHARD
àTTà T=? j \
Agitate for good roads. Agitate, agitate, agitate!
There are some things where the local merchant is high but it
is a fact that the majority of cases when you conpare quality
for quality the Home Merchant can give you the best of it. Just
try him.
“Love thy neighbor as thy self,” but draw the line a t his wife
Can you name the cleanest and most beautifully kept town in
this section of the state? And, too, do you know how far from
the top—or bottom -of the list this town stands?
Why should you kick when your wife insists on her moral
right to vote? She never makes a howl when you invade the
kitchen and wash the dishes.
Just fo ra change, brother, why not step over into the bright
side of life and speak of the good that there is in this town?
Keep your money at home, William, and some day it may be
yours again.
ORCHARD AND FARM
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discusses as no other publication even attempts every phase
of farming, encouraging open and free discussion of all question*
of vital Importance to our readers. Its attitude toward* the
California Tand problem during the past few month* has been
the topic of discussion throughout the State.
The articles published regularly In each Issue by Luther
Burbank, the world's greatest plant creator, have also been of
vital Importance to the upbuilding of this paper, as have the
articles by Bailey Millard. Editor; Harris Welnstock, Califor
nia State Market Director; Elwood Mead, Professor of Rural
Instructions of the State University; William E. Smythe, Dr.
Harvey W. Wiley and many others too numerous to mention.
Orchard and Farm Is recognised as the most helpful, prac
tical and reliable Farm Journal In the country to-day.
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AND
Who put* your cheek when you get home fourth Avnua North, Gold Hill . • Oregon
Your little wile.
Who smoothes the thin hair ou your dome
Well equipped
morgue
and
Your little wile
chapel,
complete
line
of
caskets,
Who funk« at you, her blue eye* clear?
And, snuggling to you extra near,
robes, etc.
Says, ’’This i* pay-day, aint it dear?"
Your little wife.
Blac k and Grey Hearse
—Win E Kirk N Y Journal.
No one man ever knows it all, altho it is hard to convince a
few of this fact.
Speak gently, talk to a purpose, and you will be heard, heeded
and remembered. Rave at random, and you will be forgotten.
What are you doing friends to boost your home community?
Why not send your home paper away every week to some sep
arate person. Tell them about this city and see if you can’t get
a new settler. If fifty people were induced to come to Gold Hill
it would make quite a differance in our population. Try i t
Who’» the lie*t girl you ever knew?
Your little wile.
A. E. Kellogg
rUNERAL DIRECTOR
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