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THE QOLD HILL NEWS
THE JOKERS CORNER
Established 189"
C. J. SHORB Editor
Published by M k ' i P rinting Co.
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w here to he cheated; conic lin e wr.lk through tile park."
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n't for that this bin • ( would have a
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Ours is a modern supply »lep»»t for the builder for w r hand­
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le Lumber, Shingles, Lath I.¡me. P laster, Cement. Johns Man­
side am i party hell.ml the counter
ville Itoofii ««. etc., and make everything in Cabinet Work
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stances w ishes I., m arry two sons,"
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as lie is going abroad »n a stron»,
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Gold Hill Oregon and Vicinity
Sandy M cW hlrter, suffering from
a painfully swollen tongue, called
on h!s physician.
The medicine man, after a care­
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ful exam ination and a deal of deli­
cate w ork w ith the Iw eeiers, re
moved some tw enty small splinters
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he had finished the jot» ami reduced
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the sw elling so that Sandy could
«peak intelligibly, the doctor asked:
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"W here and how. Sandy, did you
collect all that w ood?”
"Och," said Sandy sadly, “I drap-
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pit a drink on the floor!"
PROSPECT
OUCH !
P e’e r was playing at Jo h n n y ’s
When
it was tim e to go
house, w
h en it
"He's doing w ell,” w hispered a
friend of the law yer. “Why d o n ’t
you keep o n ? ”
‘Pin not so sure who was th ird
president myself.”
CLEAN-UP TIME IS HERE
The time of the year is here when everyone feels most "Anyone could tell by looking at
ambitious and energetic and the breath of spring creates you th at your parents came from
the desire for the more beautiful things. Some people Ireland.”
prefer to take advantage of these tine days to trek out to "My parents did not came from
the hill sides and meadows and gather wild flowers and Ireland,” said Pat.
"Come on, d o n ’t try to fool me,
fill their lungs with clean, fresh country ozone, but many your
face show s your parents came
others believe in displaying their enthusiasm nearer home. from Ireland.”
As a result the general populace, both men and women, "They did not.” said Pat, “they
are busy scratching the soil, planting seeds, raking the are in Ireland yet.”
lawns, repairing fences, trimming shrubbery and trees
and painting houses and outbuildings and making general
repairs about their homes. This is an ideal time of the
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year fcr this activity and the movement should be foster­ I The scientific, intelligent,
ed by all civic minded citizens. W eeds, leaves and grass
Drugless'Method
should be dispose# of, that the green shoots of spring will
beautify the home places and little repairs made to make ,,
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the home more comfortable and livable. Clean-up and + ____________________ +
paint-up time is here. Let everyone get behind the move
for a better, healthier and more beautiful community.
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WE
offer a complete service and handle all
kinds of Orchard Supplies, Seeds Grains, Tur-
titizer and Grasses — Poultry and Dairy heeds.
We are Always Ready to Cooperate
FARMERS EXCHANGE
Owned and Operated by Farmers
CLAY D. PARKER, Manager
Advertising brings to millions at reasonable prices, com­
forts an# conveniences that without advertising would
be luxuries that only a few could enjoy.
America is an advertising nation. That is one reason
why the man with moderate means, here, enjoys more
comfort than most wealthy men abroad.
Because thousands on thousands of people ask for a cer­
tain article hv name, it is possible for the advertisers to
sell this item at a minimum effort.
It is therefore possible to manufacture and to distribute
fhis produce at a saving which you share with the adver­
tiser. When you figure the number of these items in
your daily life by advertising, you can appreciate that
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T H E -B S S T -D E N T IS T R Y -D O N E -P A IN L E S S L Y
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That six cent raise in the price of gas this week is
going to mean a six day headache to the motorist. We
met a fellow Tuesday morning who was bemoaning his
tough luck. He said the drop of a month ago caught him
with a full tank and the raise with an empty one. Gee
ain’t life funny?
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Protect your tooth health
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The south and mid-west have again been visited with
serious storms and floods with the accompanying loss to j
life an# property. Nature has again taken her yearly toll
from the lowlands. Little we people of Oregon know of
the anxiety of these people who risk life and money to
make an existence on those farm lands where nearly every
year the floods and storms wreak death and damage. We
do not know what it means to have such catastrophies be­
fall. We have fertile valleys, beautiful landscape and
even climate and all those things which make life worth
living and we should let those folks know of our many-fold
advantages and let them know of this promised land that
they too might come to the land of the setting sun and
live and enjoy our wonderful climate and environs.
T a rta r o n the teeth is the finest breeding place
fo r germ s w hich cause disease.« And beside
it m ars your appearance. Let us clean your
teeth.
Fruit Growers
Poultry Producers
Dairymen
Grain Farmers
Gardners
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Better business conditions are anticipated in Southern
Oregon b\ evervone. it might be the hint of spring, the
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ebulntion’et joj induced by the soft spring zephers and
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sunshine which always tends to make one more lightheart- C(W, an(, gll|os|u,s
ed, or the mirage of one who has waited long for the dawn .♦•Don’t take so much trouble. M rs.1
of busier davs depicting the welcome prosperity but how- W hite,” said Peter politely,
ever we find on everv hand new industry at this time of “I’m »«re your m other w ould do
the year. Additional'men have been put to work in the - My
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for Johnny’ sbe
m other would do more," said
fields and orchards, in the woods and mines and mills and Peter, she'd ask Johnny to stay for
factories and as a result most everyone is busy and a busy supper.”
person is usually contented. \\ hen people are busy and
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the pay checks always awaiting the worker, it means that
The respondent was being ex ­
there will be more money to spend for the things which amined in lunacy proceedings.
make life more livable and endurable and more money to 'W ho was our first p resid en t?”
asked his councel.
bank for the leaner days.
It is this general activity all over this portion of the “W ashington,” came the reply.
"C orrect. Who was our second
state, with many large projects in sight, and proposed, in p resid
the several localities which lend the «iir of activity and "John en t?”
Adams.”
prosperity to the countryside.
"C orrect,” then there w a sa pause
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