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An in v e te ra te b u ild er, ho to sp eak ,
¡ h L ew is M etzger, o w n er of th e above
d w ellin g w hich is w ell lo cated in
L aw ren ce ad d itio n . I t is d o u b ted if
an y h o u se in G resh am is b e tte r b u ilt
o r m o re co n v en ien tly a rra n g e d . Mr.
M etzger >Md m ost of th e c a rp e n te r
w ork in his p a in s ta k in g way. T he
ho u se is occupied by Dr. Geo. W.
In g lis, a physician w ith offices in th e
F ir s t S ta te H ank b uilding.
DECEMBER 16, 1913
CHRISTMAS NUMBER
G. W. W elty has been build in g
a n d h as n early co m pleted, a very a t ­
tra c tiv e
bungalow
in
W a llu la
H e ig h ts a d d itio n , w hich is alre a d y
d o tte d w ith b e a u tifu l hom es. T he
ho u se faces e a st and is a rc h ite c tu r­
ally w ell p la n n e d a n d th e c o n stru c ­
tio n is first class, being done alm o st
e n tire ly by
Mr.
W elty.
W allu la
H e ig h ts is on e of th e m ost sig h tly
a n d c h a rm in g re s id e n t d is tric ts of
th e city.
R ecen tly b u ilt bungalow o f P a t
C o llin s on h is tine farm on th e so u th
b o rd e r o f tow n. T h e place is well
lo cated w ith fine resid en ces s u r ­
ro u n d in g an d is no lo n g e r “o u t in
th e c o u n try ." T h e h an d so m e new
d w ellin g is th e f r u it of y ears of toil
an d sav in g an d com es as a w elcom e
b lessin g
a f te r
m any
y ears of
s tru g g le .
T he above is th e hom e of Mr. an d
Mrs. W m. T hom , a very m o d ern and
a ttra c tiv e d w ellin g house.
Mr.
T hom b u ilt it d u rin g th e p a st su m ­
m e r fo r h im self, b u t it w as re c e n tly
sold to B enj. C am eron, a n d it is
s ta te d Mr. T hom w ill soon begin th e
co n stru c tio n of a n o th e r hom e. T he
new o w n er is p re s id e n t of th e B ank
of G resham . H is fam ily w ill a rriv e
soon from W isconsin.
N ext to h o rse s te a lin g th is m a n ’s o f­ th is farm . T h is m an a n d his w f e good old team of h o rses every pound
fense 1 c o n sid er th e fo u lest. T h e re cam e h e re w ith o u t a cent, an d now of th em h o n e st horse.
“ One h a te s to see a team go a f te r
fo re I atn a p t to pay a little m o re look! T hey paid fo r th e farm in five
w o rk in g w ith th em fo r tw o y e a rs ,”
th a n o th e r peo p le if th e h o rse looks
y e a rs .’ A nd th a t w as so. T h a t’s
said my m an as he w atched th e g ray s
good to me. A nd p e rh a p s a m an
by sh o u ld e rin g m e a ro u n d till I was how I cam e to have enough to buy gO ,jow n th e ro ad . “ T h e old m a n ’s
got a good deal b e tte r team th a n he
tired of hint, m ig h t g et th e h o rse 1 th e good farm t h av e now .”
F ro m o n e p la n tin g to a n o th e r we ! th in k s he h a s .”
sell a t less th a n its re a l w o rth . H ow ­
W hy a m an of sev en ty -tw o should
ev er th a t m ay be, I w as th is m o rn in g w en t b o th of us a sk in g an d an sw er-
A Story tnat comes pretty
face to face w ith th e p o ssib ility of a in g q u estio n s. " I ’ve seen so m uch 1 elect to d riv e a team afo o t e ig h t
close home.
c a n ’t rem em b er h alf of it,” he said, m iles a t th e end of th e day, I do not
su re -e n o u g h d eal in horses.
B ut we did n o t go d ire c tly to see “ I d o n 't rem em b er when I'v e had so know , b u t he did. A fte r d a rk I call-
th e g ra y horses. W e w ere am o n g good a day. I cam e to g et th e old ed up. H is w ife an sw ered th e phone,
1 was deep in th e d u tie s o f fu r
th e sh ru b b e ry an d th e old m an was h o rses, b u t I alm o st fo rg o t them (so “ Oh y es’" sh e said “ he got hom e all
bishlng up my sh ru b b e rie s an d th e looking w ith w ide eyes. “ You have h ad I.)
T h is is m o re in te re stin g rig h t, b u t h e ’s aw fu l tire d . And
su rro u n d in g law n spaces, when su d ­ a w o n d erfu l place h e re ,” he said. th a n h o rs e s.”
sa y ; I lik e th e h o rses very m uch my-
It was th e noon ho u r. Sue was se lf.”-—M ilton O. N elson, in “ T he
denly an old m an stood a t my side “ I d id n 't know th e r e was an y su ch
" I cam e to see th o se h o rse s,” he place in th is co u n try . 1 te ll you I g one a n d th e noon lunch a t o u r I F a rm e r's W ife.”
We lead every Thousand Dollar Automobile Produced in
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have lived in th is c o u n try tw en ty ho u se isn ’t m uch w ith o u t Sue. B ut '
America.
said, lie sp o k e of an old g ray team
five y e a rs a n d I know w hen I say it I ask ed him in an d se t o u t my sp read
I hail offered in th e “ fo r s a le ” col th a t th e re Is no su ch place as th is. of b read an d m ilk. H ere we sp en t FOR TWENTY YEARS
THE LEADER OF ALL
unin o f o u r v illag e p ap er th e day oe- So m any w o n d erfu l p la n ts an d flow­ a n o th e r ho u r. I fo u n d my g u est
fore. "V ery g o o d ," I said , “ we’ll ers. So m any k in d s I h av e n e v er had fo u r boys, all of w hom he had
T h ro u g h tw en ty y e a rs of su n sh in e
go out to th e b arn an d look at th e m .' seen before. W h at do you call th is se n t to th e city high school, an d one and sh ad o w , c a te rin g to th e tr a d e of
are equipped with Two Im pregnable values. They possess
1 d o n ’t lik e to sell h o rs e s- fo r two o n e ? ” H e sto p p ed to feel o f it w ith of w hom he was se n d in g to th e Uni- all E a ste rn M u ltn o m ah , th e big de-
ti car each side of the great Automobile Dividing Line
reasons. If I lik e th em 1 h a te to his fingers.
v ersity o f C alifo rn ia School of E ngl- p a rtm e n t s to re of Lew is S h a ttu c k
—$1000.
see them go; an d If 1 d o n 't lik e them
All th e boys a t w ork w ere has becom e a ho u seh o ld w ord and Is
W hen a m an does th a t— p u ts his n e e rln g
I c a n 't get e n th u s ia stic en o u g h a b o u t h an d s on my p la n ts an d ask s a b o u t doing well, one of th e m e a rn in g $200 know n fa r a n d w ide as th e house
th e ir good p o in ts to g et th e ir real th e m — h e g ets me. 1 know he u n ­ a m o n th w ith a larg e c o rp o ra tio n in w ith “ goods of q u a lity .”
value. I have b o u g h t h o rses from d e rs ta n d s th in g s I u n d e rs ta n d an d th e city. “ I tell my boys,” he said,
All th e o ld -tim e rs re m e m b e r It as
All kinds of Auto and Engine Repair Work. Fully
good salesm en and 1 have sold h o rses th a t m any people d o n 't ta k e th e tr o u ­ ‘th a t if th ey w an t to m ak e a n y th in g It p ro g ressed u n d e r c h an g in g nam es,
equipped Shop. .
to good buyers. T h e m ost o f th ese ble to u n d e rs ta n d . T h is old m an, I of th em selv es they m u st have a b e t­ and Its in cip ien t days a re recalled
tra n sa c tio n s I rem em b er w ith
re fo u n d , loves to grow th in g s besides te r ed u c a tio n th a n th e com m on w hen it first began th e su ccessfu l ca-
grid. And 1 have coine to th e co n ­ field crops. T rees an d sh ru b s a re his schools give. I w as a m illw rig h t in re e r th a t h as placed th e n am e of
clusion th a t th e next w orst effense to frien d s. “ I w as born on an islan d in th e old c o u n try , b u t th a t w as a go- S h a ttu c k at th e head of all th e busi-
good horse sid lin g 1 h a good horse th e B altic S ea,” he said , “ w here th ey in g -o u t tra d e . I te ll th e boys to g et ’ ness n am es In th is sectio n . T he
Prest 0 Lite Exchange. Accessories for Sale.
p u rch ase. I
w ould not have any spoiled th e la n d b efo re I w as born by in to a com ing-in b u sin ess and stick ho u se of S h a ttu c k h as m a rk ed tim e
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m o rtal rem em b er me w ith th e kind c u ttin g off th e trees. Now th e g o v ­ to It. It d o e sn ’t pay to m ove a b o u t ' th ro u g h th e c h an g in g y e a rs and is
of rem em b ran ce I bestow ed on a c e r­ e rn m e n t has b o u g h t up lots o f th a t m uch. I h ad to m ove a ro u n d a good p assin g th e second decade of success
tain man who b o u g h t of a boy I g o o d -fo r-n o th in g lan d an d is m ak in g d eal ju s t w hen I o u g h t to hav e been 5 w ith a firm hold upon th e confidence
m ight nam e a c e rta in
fine black It good ag ain by p la n tin g tre e s. I g e ttin g my s t a r t.”
of th o se it h as serv ed d u rin g all
m a re ; no, not if it w ere to win me like to p lan t. My w ife d o e sn ’t care.
" L e t m e te ll you w h at I th in k ,” I th o se y e a rs, an d w ith a g ro w in g per-
a w hole sta b le fu ll of black h o rses S he d o e sn ’t u n d e rs ta n d .
She w as said .
“ I th in k a m an w ho has so n ality all Its ow n fo r th e a d m ira -
To ta k e h e r as he did a t his own born in N orw ay w h ere th ey c u t dow n b ro u g h t up fo u r clean , fine, w h o le -' tio n of th e la te r a rriv a ls h e re , as
m ean price, she a good ro a d s te r tre e s; they d o n 't p lan t.
so m e boys has m ade a big success of well as th e e m u la tio n of its riv a ls in
and a beauty und I in u co rn er!
He to ld m e he h ad raised m o re life w h e th e r he h as m ad e any m oney all th e fields of tr a d e to w hich it
th a n a h u n d re d E n g lish h o llies from o r not. It is n ’t m uch to be rich. 1 aspires.
seed an d had m ade a h edge of th em . know a lo t of very rich m en who
E m b ra c in g as it does th e m any i EVERY DELICACY
T h e re is en o u g h n itro g e n in th e 10
FILL YOUR
He had a hedge of C a lifo rn ia p riv et, a r e n ’t happy. I n e v er w ill be rich lines of m erc h a n d ise in d em an d by
INVITES ANOTHER to n s of clover, o r vetch , g reen w eig h t
an d box tre e s, an d tw o fine b erry - b u t I'm g e ttin g m o re joy o u t of life ! a g ro w in g co m m u n ity , it h as won
to p ro d u ce 100
b u sh els of w h eat,
b earin g holly tre e s, an d had p la n te d th a n any of th o se sad rich m e n ." He and held th e seteem of th e public
A re you d re a m in g of th e days 1800 b u sh els of ap p les, 9000 p o unds
a long row of ro ad sid e black w aln u ts. looked a t me fo r a m o m en t, wide- fo r h o n est d ealin g , goods of q u a lity ,
w hen a p p e tite w as th e m o n arch of of beef, 10,000 p o u n d s of p o rk , o r
His eyes w as a ttra c te d by a little n u r ­ eyed as he did in th e g a rd e n :
" I and c o u rte o u s a tte n tio n to th e re-
y
o u r d estin y . If so, b rin g back to 130,000 p o unds of b u tte r, say s P rof.
sery row of baby blue sp ru ce in my b elieve it, I believe It," he said.
q u ire m e n ts of th e th o u s a n d s w ho a re
H. D. S cu d d er of th e O. A. C. T he
g ard en . " O h ’ I know th e m ,” he
T h e h o rse deal w as b ut an Inci­ alw ay s a w ak e to th e In te re st a m er- 5roureelf th o se o th e r and m ore •>°>'0U8 fe rtiliz in g effects ex ten d th ro u g h
said. And th a t's th e way I got my d e n t of th e day. I yielded as we c a n tile e s ta b lis h m e n t ta k e s in g ain - d a >'8 of ,h e e p ic u re by an inspection long period of years. A side from th e
Nuts
F ig s
s t a r t in th is c o u n try .”
sh o u ld all do In a frie n d ly sa le of ing and re ta in in g its p atro n s.
of th e h o lid ay v ian d s a t th e sto re of th e p la n t food valu e, th e g reen m a­
“ It was lik e th is ,” he said . “ I h o rses. A nd w hen th e m oney w as
Fruits
Candies
Such is th e legend of th e ho u se of B ragg & D uncan, an d th e m em ories n u re has h ig h ly beneficial physical
w orked fo r a b a n k e r He ow ned n e a r­ paid a n d he had p ro m ised to com e S h a ttu c k , E a s te rn M u ltn o m a h ’s le a d ­
of long fo rg o tte n d ish es such as effects on th e soil. T he a m o u n t of
ly h alf th e county. He got it by loan back a g a in su re , fo r th e c u ttin g s and ing s to re of q u ality .
p la n t food c o n ta in e d in a crop of
a n o th e r used to m ake.
ing m oney an d ta k in g th e fa rm s on slip s from th e g a rd e n , he p u t o u t his
vetch is p ra c tic a lly a s g re a t as th a t
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th e m o rtg ag es
T h is was w hen lan d h an d to say goodbye.
both
BUSINESS ABILITY
G et th e h a b it of tr e a tin g y o u rself to c o n ta in e d in th e clover. In
w as ch eap an d th e s ta te w as being
“ I w an t to th a n k you fo r th e d a y ’s
COUPLED WITH PUBLICITY th e best fo r a C h ris tm a s d in n e r in- crops, from 60 to 80 p e r c e n t o f th e
in boxes of
se ttle d up. He got me to buy o n e of e n te r ta in m e n t,” he said , “ an d 1
n itro g e n com es from th e a ir, and
A m ong th e O utlook s ste a d y ad- 8tead of lav ish in g all y o u r w ealth on
th e farm s
T hen he w ould buy up m ight as well say th a t I cam e pre-
p ra c tic a lly all of it is a g ain to th e
12. 25, 5 0 and 100
of o th e rs except in th e way of feastin g .
ev e rg re e n s and o rn a m e n ta l tre e s, an d p ared to believe a n y th in g you said v e rtlsers is th e h a rd w a re firm
soil.
C om m encing Be a 8Pl|K an<1 Invest w here each del-
have m e set th em o u t on th e farm s, a b o u t th e h o rses an d to pay w hat S te rlin g & K id d er
G ENUINE H A V A N A
an d m ak e th em look p re tty . W hen you offered th em
fo r
I h eard ab o u t th r e e y e a rs ago on a sm all h’acy will call fo r a n o th e r— an d ev-
QUALITY
we had m ore th a n
we needed, he you'd tell th e tr u th a b o u t th e horses. scale th e firm hits once o u tg ro w n its o ry th in g th a t b re a k s th e g n aw in g
q u a rte rs and is now en jo y in g a lu cra- tension of a h u n g ry sto m ach is a del-
w ould give th em to me. 1 set lo ts of ‘an d now I know It.”
B . F . R O L L IN S
th em a ro u n d my place and m ade it
W h at could a fellow do in th e face ttv e tr a d e w ith o u t co m p etitio n an d ,caey if «elected from th e m am oth
1‘ o w r ll St..
Grewham . O re .
for Ladies, Misses and
look fine
W hen he w an ted to show of su ch c o u rtesy ? I know one m an is grow ing in th e volum e of tra d e to 8tock of ftau rm e t te m p tin g viands
I*hone IX
som e m an a good f ir m , he would tak e who w as m ig h ty th a n k f u l th a t th e su ch an e x te n t th a t it is tax ed to th e front th is p o p u la r sto re.
Children
T h en ,to o , th e r e a re o th e r th in g s
him o u t to my place an d sa y : “ See , good old m an w as d riv in g aw ay a u tm o st to keep p a re w ith th e de-
Also a display of
T he long
m an d s of th e public fo r a rtic le s in its besides th e e a ta b le s.
l lin es of e v e ry th in g th a t go to m ak e sh elv es b u rs tin g o u t w ith an a rra y of j .;. CHRISTMAS
GIFTS
up th e h a rd w a re b u sin ess in a g ro w ­ m en ’s, w om en's an d c h ild re n 's a r t i - ' I
ing co m m unity. A side from th e se ­ cles a re s u ita b le fo r y o u rself, even Y
A?
lect q u a lity of goods c a rrie d th e firm if very critic a l. And if you fo rg e t to A
I
is e n te rp ris in g en o u g h to k eep its be a sp u g you w ill find ju s t th e a rti- X Powell S t,
MISSES N Y S TR O M Prop.
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w ares c o n sta n tly befo re th e people cl* th a t will please, fo r th e sto ck is
in w ell-w orded ap p eals fo r b u sin ess up to d a te an d selected to m eet th e
th ro u g h th e a d v e rtisin g colum ns of n eeds of every p u rse and co n d itio n
th is paper. T h e ir p h en o m en al su c­ an d c ircu m stan ce. And d o n 't forget
cess m ak es stro n g th e axiom th a t to n o te th e prices, w hich good ju d g ­
" a d v e rtis in g p ay s.”
T hat
policy, m en t in buying a n d a lib e ra l s p irit in
coupled w ith b u sin ess a b ility and sellin g , a re fo r y o u r especial benefit
c o n sta n t a tte n tio n to every w an t of a t th e s to re o f B ragg & D uncan.
th e ir p a tro n s h as been th e k ey n o te
o f th e p h en o m en a l success achieved.
A FRIENDLY
HORSE SALE
During the Past Year
Overland Dealers
Autos For Hire
Gresham Garage
Phone
801
CHRISTMAS STOCKING
ROLLINS’
hristmas
igars
C
R educed
H a ts
GRESHAM EMPORIUM
Christmas
NEW
CHRISTMAS
NOVELTIES
Ottenne
I HE OLDEN MISTLETOE RITE.
SPIRIT OF ELEGANCE
FOR ANY CONDITION
Special Until Xmas
Dressed
Turkey*
Duck*
Geese
Chicken*
at Lowest Price*
LEAVE
YOUR
ORDERS
EARLY!!
Phone 831
Sugar Cured Bacon
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Hams -
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Cottage Ham*
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Picnic Ham*
1 Pure Lard,
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22c
19c
18c
15c
70c
5-lb. Pail
10-lb. Pail
$1.35
Sanitary Market
main street
Gresham, Ore.
O rigin of Present Uss of the Classic
Plant.
T he druids a t Yuletide used to cut
F o r a fu ll lin e o f h ig h -g ra d e Jew ­ the m istletoe to place upon th eir alta rs
elry th e c ritic a l holiday sh o p p e r may w ith elaborate cerem onies. T heir nam e
seek and find co m p lete sa tisfa c tio n for it w as all heal or all healing.
In G resham
F o r all th e new p a t­ T here was a large procession, headed
te r n s in gold and silv e r d esig n s th e by the druidical priests, w ith bards
d isp lay s a t W. R B u rk e ’s b re a th e th e singing canticles and hym ns: then a
very s p irit of eleg an ce, fittin g to any herald preceded three" druids, fu r­
co n d itio n w hich d em an d s th e ric h e r nished w ith Im plem ent* for severing
n o te
T hey a re chosen to m eet th e the
. . sacred plant, then th e prince or
re q u ire m e n ts of lib e ra l an d m odest
* d n " d’ ’ " rtx,rai'" nle'’
all his followers.
Incomes and the public is invited to
inspect w ith the assurance th at the
inspection w ill meet w ith the fu ll ap­
proval of every taate.
A specialty of Burke * I* the ko­
dak. which la a certain m eani of en­
tertainm en t under every condition
w ith in the scope of thn unfortunate
owner
Parle ha* 25 women lawyer*.
School teacher* of Copenhagen,
Denmark, receive 1120 a year
The chief mounted the oak and with
a golden knife detached the mistletoe
and presented It to the priest, who re­
ceived and bore away the branches
with great reverence Two white bulls
were sacrificed during tbe rite.
On tbe first day of tbe new year tbe
branches after resting on tbe altars la
tbe interval were distributed among
the people as a sacred and holy p lant
tbe druid priest crying. "The mistle­
toe for tbe New Year.” Just when the
mistletoe became known aa the
tag bush'’ la not knows.
Fvrrvthing You Can Think Of?
Now being placed on Dia-
play on our Counter.
Eaay to Select Present at
Our Store.
A P a rtia l List
Unbreakable Dolls
Doll Head«
Toys of all kinds
Doll Tea Sets
Games of all kinds
W ork Baskets
Fancy W ork Hnppliee
(rood »election of Dish««
lan dkerch ief*
School Supplies
Fountain Pen Ink
l in p ti Boxes fo r Presents
• KNDV IN BOXES
NOVELTY SHOP
Mr*. Bouehner
Pewell St