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GRESHAM
FOUR
ONE BABY FITS INTO
TWO GENERATION SETS
OUTLOOK
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26.
1913
IN GRESHAM
AND VICINITY
A p p ro p ira te C h ristm as services a t
C h ris tm a s g u e sts a t C. J. L u n d ­
q u is t’s w ere Mr. an d Mrs. A L th e B a p tist ch u rc h both m o rn in g and
S pecial
m usic.
M yreen an d
Miss A nderson, of evening, S unday.
S unday school a t 10 a. m. E. A.
P ortland.
F re d S tro u p took d in n e r y esterd ay L eonard, p asto r.
Mi’s. W. R. G ould h a s been con­
a t th e hom e o f h is a u n t, Mrs. B. W
T he S h o e m a k e r h om e w as th e
fined
to h e r bed fo r se v eral days w ith
Em
ery.
scene o f a h appy fam ily g a th e rin g
O ne of th e C h ris tm a s w eddings
C h ris tia n Science serv ices will be grip, b u t is im p ro v in g . Mr. G ould
y este rd a y w hen ab o u t tw e n ty re la ­ was th a t of W. E a rle T e g a rt and
h eld S unday a t 11 o ’clock in th e ir is also im p ro v in g but is n o t able to
tiv es
en jo y e d
th e day
to g e th e r. Miss F ra n c e s R o binson, both of F a ir- h all in th e F irs t S ta te b ank build in g be up yet.
W ith o u t d o u b t little Ja m e s, th e son day.
S u b ject, "C h ristia n S cience.”
T he
Miss F re d a B ratzel is sp en d in g h e r
of Mr. a n d Mrs. D. R. S h o em ak er,
vacation a t h e r hom e here.
A fam ily p a rty w as given y e s te r­ p u b lic a re co rd ially in v ited.
Rev. M elville T. W ire took C h ris t­
AT PRICES
Mr. an d Mrs. D. L. M cLean e n te r­
wan th e m ost h o n o red of th e m all, day a t th e hom e of Mr. an d Mrs. E.
m
as
d in n e r a t th e h om e of Mr. an d tain ed on C h ristm a s day, Mr. an d
W.
Ay
Is
w
orth.
T
h
o
se
p
re
se
n
t
w
ere
fo r he h ad b esid es his p a re n ts, his
Mrs. L e ste r T hom pson an d c h ild ren
tw o g ra n d m o th e rs an d tw o
g re a t Mr. an d Mrs. Ja m e s L aw rence, Mr. Mrs. O. A. E astm an .
Mr. an d Mrs. H. M M iller e n te r- o{ p o r tian(j an(j Mrs. Inez M iller an d
W. P age an d Miss
g ra n d m o th e rs p re se n t.
O ne gro u p an d Mrs. Geo.
of fo u r g e n e ra tio n s in clu d ed
Mrs. P age, of P o rtla n d , an d Miss W inni- ta in e d a fam ily p a rty C h ristm a s, con son R alph, of W ilb u r, O regon. Mrs
H u d n u t, Mrs.
H e te r of
D ayton, fred O sborne. M rs A y lsw o rth re ­ sistin g of L. L. K id d e r and fam ily M iller w ill rem ain h e re d u rin g her
vacation.
W a sh in g to n ; Mrs. D. R. S h o em ak er ceived a b e a u tifu l new E stey p iano an d o th e r re la tiv e s fro m P o rtla n d .
h e r h u sb an d , w hich w as a 'l J. E. C raw fo rd re tu rn e d T uesday j Mrs. E m m e tt K elly an d c h ild ren
an d B aby Ja m e s, an d th e
o th e r, from
n ig h t from S e a ttle , W ash., w here he
Mrs. V au g h n , Mrs. J. M. S h o em ak er, co m p lete su rp ris e to her.
a re sp en d in g th e h olidays w ith Mrs
H. E. Davis re tu rn e d a few days ! has been fo r se v eral w eeks in c h a rg e | K elly 's re la tiv e s a t C astle Rock,
D. M. S h o em ak er an d B aby Jam es.
O th ers p re s e n t a t th e re u n io n w ere ago from a w eek 's v isit in th e Des­ of a fre ig h t b o at on P u g e t Sound.
W ashington.
Mr. V au g h n , Ed. M cClung, Mr. and c h u te s c o u n try a n d is fra n k to say ' A rchie C ollins, of C o rv allis, is vis­
itin g in th e hom e o f his cousin, Mrs. I 1,r- *'-a r * C la n a h a n is confined to
Mrs. S am u els an d little son o f C astle th a t th a t is n o t to be com pared w ith
his bed w ith g rip a t th e hom e of his
R ock, W ash in g to n ,
an d Rev. and th is co u n try . T h e co u n try , he says, S. C. Jones.
p aren ts.
Miss
L
a
u
ra
V.
B
ulk
eley
an
d
Miss
Mrs. E. A. L eo n ard . T h e Misses is b ein g o v er ru n w ith rab b its. In a
Ross R ead sp e n t C h ristm a s
in
E lizab eth an d E d n a S h o em ak er a re ra b b it d riv e n e a r C ondon recen tly , 1 E m m a Jo h n so n sp e n t C h ristm a s w ith
th e fo rm e r's p a re n ts, Mr. and Mrs. P o rtla n d w ith his p a re n ts, Mr. an d
at hom e sp en d in g th e ir vacatio n and o v er 3000 w ere ta k e n in one day.
H . V. R ead.
i H. L. B ulkeley, a t M ontavilla.
assisted th e ir m o th e r in e n te rta in in g
E. S. S m ith an d fam ily a rriv ed
T h e week o f p ra y e r w ill be ob­
C h ristm a s g u e sts a t th e hom e of
a day o r tw o ago from G ra n ts P ass
serv ed a t th e M eth o d ist E piscopal I Mr. an d Mrs. S. C. Jo n e s w ere Mr.
A Difference.
and a re a t th e hom e of his fa th e r. ;
-
and Mrs. D. M. C ath ey an d d a u g h te r
T he boss (to a la b o re r w ho has T hey will p robably m ak e th e ir hom e ch u rc h , J a n u a r y 4,-11.
|,___
| Mr. an d Mrs. G eorge E d w ard s, of M ary, Dr. B. A. C ath ey o f C orvallis,
com e fo r e m p lo y m e n t,— A re you a here.
P o rtla n d , took d in n e r y e ste rd a y w ith an d d a u g h te r E velyn, Dr. G eorge A
m ed ia n It:’
Mr. an d Mrs. O. J. T ram b lay en- [ Mrs. E d w a rd s’ m o th e r, Mrs. S q u ires I C ath ey , of P o rtla n d , an d
W. G.
T he la b o re r No. s ir; I'm a Mc­ te rta in e d
a t d in n e r on C h ristm as ' an(j fam ily.
C
athey.
C arthy.
Mr. K ry er an d d a u g h te r, of P o rt-I
Mr. an d Mrs. A. R. G oger and fam -
Mr. and Mrs. Theo. B ru g g e r e n te r ­
t DARKEY'S THREAT.
land, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. M cCurdy, ! ¡iv> o f C o ttre ll, w ere th e g u e sts on tain ed a n u m b e r of re la tiv e s a t th e ir
hom e y esterd ay . T hose p re s e n t w ere
Two G eorgia d a rk le s w ere q u a rr e l­ of V ancouver, W ash in g to n , an d Mr. ¡C h ristm a s day o f Mrs. C la ra K ane,
Or account of q u ittin g Hie business I have decided to sell my E ntire
an d Mrs. A aron K n ig h to n an d d au g h
Rev. M elville T. W ire w as the A. B ru g g e r and fam ily, H. G. M ullen-
ing on a ra ilro a d p latfo rm . "Y ou b et­
herd o f Cows at Public Sale at my place I t2 m iles south of
te r M ildred.
'g
u
e
s
t
a
t
d
in
n
e
r
la
st
S
u
nday
of
Mr
hoff of P le a s a n t H om e an d fam ily,
te r go way front me, n ig g e r!" said th e
HOGAN STATION, (ON 0. W . P. LINE)
F red W in ters, of La P ine, O regon, and Mrs. S. C. Jo n es.
and G ra n d m a M ullenhoff, Jo h n Mul-
la rg e r of th e tw o: "ca u se ef 1 s ta rts
and
m iles *outh and east o f Gresham, Oregon
is
h
e
re
v
isitin
g
w
ith
re
la
tiv
e
s
and
Mr. an d Mrs. C laren c e C ath ey and lenhoff an d fam ily, a«id E. S chw edler
in on you. u b o u t tills tim e day a fte r
little son sp en t C h ris tm a s in P o r t­ an d fam ily.
tom orrow th e sex to n of th e colored friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Ja m e s E lk in g to n lan d w ith Mrs. C a th e y 's m o th er, Mrs.
cem etery is gw ine to be p a ttln ' you
It. B. B ragg, s e n io r m em b er of the
had as g u ests y este rd a y Mrs. Mary Spain.
In th e face w ith a sp a d e .”
gro cery firm of B ragg & D uncan, is
AT 11 O’CLOCK A. M.
S u n d ay a t th e M eth o d ist E piscopal sp en d in g his C h rism tsa vacation a t
F razee and son T h eo d o re, of P o rt­
See the B onita Bicycle at S terlin g land, an d h er son O liv er of M edford. ch u rc h Rev. M elville T. W ire will
Hood R iver w here his fam ily resides.
A: K id d er’s H ard w a re Store.
J. A, Bowen an d w ife of A rleta,
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. B u rk e and p reach a serm o n a p p ro p ria te to the
A t 7 :3 0 th e w ere G resh am v isito rs today.
Miss M arg aret B u rk e took d in n e r at j new ye a r a t H o clock
Mr.
14 of th e m fresh less th a n 4 w eeks. All hav e been te s te d fo r
A c ar off th e tra c k dow n to w ard
special topic d e fe rre d from last week Bowen is c lerk of th e A rle ta W ood-
th e O regon h o tel in P o rtla n d .
-tu b ercu lo sis an d passed O. K.
L ents on W ednesday ev en in g delayed
will be tr e a te d : " Is th e G olden R ule m an C am p an d was h ere in th e in te r-
Miss Jessie
Y oung, one o f th e
1 JERSEY BULL, 2i/2 YEARS OLD. 9 SPRING CALVES.
P ra c tic a b le ? ”
S u n d ay school a t ests of th e new W. O. W. p u blication
t h e o rc h e s tra und som e of th e g u ests te a c h e rs
in
th e
G resh am
high
4 SMALL CALVES. 3 SHOATS. 100 CHICKENS. Swarm bees.
to tlii' hose team dan ce fo r n early school w as co n sid erab ly su rp ris e d on 9 :4 5 a. m.. J u n io r L eag u e a t 3 :3 0 w hich w ill be issued from th e O ut-
p. m ., E p w o rth L eag u e a t 6 :4 5 p. m. look office nex t week.
W ednesday by finding a n e a t p a c k ­
an hour.
TEAM OF PONIES.
Milk wagon. Old top buggy, and a
Mrs. M. Vogel re tu rn e d W ednes-
H arold K ern w as th e u n fo rtu n a te
age on h e r desk. I t c o n tain ed a
Good set of donble harness.
from
B
end,
O
regon,
w
h
ere
sh
e
h
as
victim
of
an
ax
th
is
m
o
rn
in
g
receiv-
And a w o m an 's clo th es a re alw ays v alu ab le piece of silv e rw a re fo r h er
been doing d re ssm a k in g fo r th e past ¡ng the full force of a blow across his
P air of h o rse co v ers,sad d le, cream s e p a r a to r, 1
h o rse g aso lin e e n g ­
on h er m ind —even wheh on
h er d ressin g ta b le an d w as th e g ift of
few w eeks.
ine, feed c u tte r, g rin d sto n e 19 p a te n t s ta n c h io n s, ste e l ra n g e , h e a te r,
rig h t foot from th e jo in t of th e little
th e fresh m an class. I t w as a p p ro ­
back.
p iano, sew ing m ach in e, ro c k e r, 4 c h a irs, d re s se r, h o u seh o ld tr e a s u re ,
Mrs. R o b ert L an sd o w n , of P le a s­ toe to th e in step . He w as w orking
p riately inscrib ed an d accom panied
d in in g ta b le , p h o n o g rap h a n d reco rd s, m ilk cooler, 5 m ilk cans, m ilk
a
n
t
H
om
e,
is
a
t
th
e
hom
e
of
h
er
u
n
d
e
r
th
e
new
b
rid
g
e
on
R
o
b
erts
av­
Dandy lin e of P o ck et K n iv es and w ith a list of h e r p u p ils who m ade
b o ttles an d c ra te s, shovels, fo rk s an d o th e r tools.
m
o
th
er,
Mrs.
S.
It.
B
radfield.
Mrs
en u e at th e tim e b u t w alked to Dr.
C utlery at S terlin g A- K id d er's.
th e p resen t.
Sale
Rain or Shine
Terms of Sale, Cash
L an sd o w n is ill an d is h e re fo r m edi­ B itn e r’s office fo r m edical a tte n tio n .
cal tre a tm e n t.
He will have to use c ru tc h e s for sev ­
Mrs. Vogel a n d
Miss M arg aret e ra l w eeks.
PUREST AND BFST - HOME RENDERED
C reecy w ere called to P o rtla n d y es­
All of th e G resham m e rc h a n ts and
(hvner
Auctioneer
te rd a y by th e serio u s illn ess of Mrs. those of th e . s u rro u n d in g tow ns re-
V ogel's d a u g h te r, Mrs. C um m ings.
port a good C h ristm a s tra d e , fo r th e
H a rry T h o m as an d fam ily, of S a n -i past tw o w eeks. T h is Is g ra tify in g
d iffe re n t p ro b lem s as they hav e com e
dy, a re v isitin g fo r a few days w ith fo r tw o re a so n s: first th a t th e a d ­
up has been a g re a t h elp In th e m e n ­
th e fo rm e r's p a re n ts, Mr. an d Mrs. O. m o n itio n to stiop early w as largely
ta l d e v e lo p m en t of th e s e boys. A nd
T hom as.
h
eed
ed
;
an
d
seco
n
d
—
th
a
t
m
any
Y ou 11 n e e d it for your H o lid a y C o o k in g I
a n o th e r th in g , we hav e n e v e r h a d to
Mr. an d Mrs. Q uick an d baby, of m ore of th e C h ristm a s pu rch ases
lie a w a k e n ig h ts w o n d erin g w here
P o rtla n d , sp en t C h ris tm a s w ith Mrs. w ere m ade of hom e m e rc h a n ts th an
In a re c e n t issu e of H o a rd ’s Di
o u r boys w ere. T hey o ften w orked
Q u ick 's p a re n ts, Mr. a n d Mrs. E. C. fo rm erly .
u n til la te in th e ev en in g . T hey w ere
L indsey.
Mrs. W. J. W irtz an d d a u g h te r m an a p p e a rs an in te re s tin g a r f
POWELL STREET
A fam ily C h ristm a s tre e w as e n ­ C arly n , of P o rtla n d , w ere in G resh- front W. J. L an g d o n , th e w ell-know n in te re ste d .
joyed on C h ristm a s eve a t th e hom e ant today on business,
“ To go back to my su b je c t.
We
d a iry m a n -fa rm e r a t S u m n er, W a sh ­
of Mrs. C. M errill, a t w hich all h e r I H. E. D avis re p o rts a good crop
offered
th
e
boys
tw
o
a
c
re
s
o
f
clo
v er
ch ild re n an d g ra n d c h ild re n
w ere of holly th is y e a r from th e C otton in g to n . In it a p p e a rs th e follow ing:
sod,
e
x
p
lain
in
g
to
th
em
th
a
t
p
o
ta ­
" I w ould lik e to re la te an e x p e ri­
p resen t. Mr. an d Mrs. A. J. Nye re- farm . A bout a h u n d re d a n d fifty
t)
! inalned o v e r T h u rsd a y a t th e M errill pounds a n d
tw enty-five o r th irty ence th a t h as cau sed us to th in k to es w ould p ro b ab ly be low in price,
i hom e.
m ore a ro u n d h ere. T he p rice ran g - m ore se rio u sly a b o u t th e p ro b lem of an d th a t if they w an ted to m ak e any
Mr. an d Mrs. A lb ert E k stro m en- ed from 40 to 50 c en ts a pound. T he
m oney th ey w ould h av e to get ah e a d
k eeping th e boys an d g irls on the
te rta in e d a n u m b e r of g u e sts on holly g a th e re d th is y e a r w as from
of
th e 'o th e r fello w ’ a n d in o rd e r to
farm th a n a n y th in g else th a t has
C h ristm a s day, w hich w as also th e ir only a b o u t fo u r tre e s. N ext y ear
com e to o u r notice. Som e tw o years do th a t th ey w ould have to u n d e r­
w edding a n n iv e rsa ry . T h ose p resen t ' 150 tre e s w
will
in
com e in to b earin g
ago o u r y o u n g est boy, th e n a b o u t 14 d ra in p a rt of th e piece. T h is th ey
w ere Mr. an d Mrs. C has. M cC arter a n d th e y e a r follow ing ab o u t 300
T he
y e a rs old- ask ed fo r a little tr ia n g u ­ did, we fu rn is h in g th e tile.
and ch ild re n an d F. (). E k stro m , son m ore.
piece w as m a n u re d a n d plow ed in th e
la
r
piece
of
lan
d
th
a
t
we
h
ad
c
o
n
sid
­
und d a u g h te r of Pow ell V alley. In
W. E. D uncan of th e firm of B ragg
fa ll, a n d sow ed to rye. In th e sp rin g
th e ev en in g Mr an d Mrs. C. B inder & D uncan, w ho h as been in W ash­ ered too sm a ll to w ork. I t h ad not .t w as m a n u re d a g a in an d tu rn e d
been plow ed fo r som e tim e. W e a s­
and W. It. G o u ld 's ch ild re n
w ere in g to n fo r th e past m o n th o r tw o,
su re d him th a t he w as w elcom e to u n d er. It w as th o ro u g h ly d isked
th e re an d en jo y ed th e lig h tin g up of w as in G resh am a sh o rt tim e today
a n y th in g he could g et o u t of it. A f­ an d h a rro w e d an d p la n te d early .
th e tree.
on h is way to H illsb o ro w here his
te rw a rd s in ch a n g in g a fence we a d d ­ T hey h a rro w e d th e p o ta to e s before
C. O. M errill an d w ife took d in n e r fam ily is a t p re se n t. It will be
ed a little to it, m a k in g ab o u t an th ey w ere up, and a fte r, a n d k e p t
C h ristm a s w ith Mrs M e rrill's siste r, a b o u t a m o n th befo re Mr. D unean's
ail su m m er.
e ig h th of an acre. W ith o u t in any th em well c u ltiv a te d
Mrs. Joy an d fam ily, in P o rtla n d .
w ork Is co m p leted , w hen it is ex­
way in te rfe rin g w ith his school work And as a re s u lt th e y received 8150
Ed R o b erts und w ife, of W elches, pected th a t they will re tu rn to th e ir
o r re g u la r c h o res he fitted
th a t wl ile th e n eig h b o rs got little o r
cam e dow n on T u esd ay la s t to spend hom e here.
piece of g ro u n d th o ro u g h ly
and n o th in g o u t of th e irs. T h is p - w e J
th e
holid ay s
w ith
re la tiv e s
in
B. O. B osw ell w as floor m a n ag e r
p la n te d it to p o tato es. T h e -potatoes, a g re a t lesson fo r th e boys, n o t oniy
G resh am .
fo r th e Civic Im p ro v em e n t club
rn c ;e
w ere well cared fo r an d w ith o u t n eg ­ in ra isin g but in m a rk e tin g .
E. J. Peck an d F. Del bos hav e ta k e n d an ce at E sta c a d a th e o th e r n ig h t
lectin g his re g u la r w ork. H e m a r­ w as little d em an d fo r p o ta to e s ! e-
a th re e -y e a r lease on th e c o rn e r an d ev erybody a d m itte d th a t lie a c t­
k eted th a t cro p e arly an d realized y -nd th e A laska tra d e , and t h i t n r
sto re of th e new Jaco b sen brick and ed like a p ro fessio n al.
o v e r J40 fo r it. It is needless to say th* best only. T hey w ere ta u z .it
will open th e F ren ch D elicatessen on
n et only to plan a h e a d b u t to do 11»
S h erm an
M cC arter, th e G resham th a t not only th e ex p erien ce, b u t the w ork th o ro u g h ly a n d on tim e.
New Y ear's eve. T hey will ru n a
m
oney,
w
as
a
g
re
a
t
benefit
to
the
lunch c o u n te r in co n n ectio n an d have p io n eer a u to tru c k m an w ishes to
A nd th is h as ta u g h t m e o ne les­
boy. li e not only b o u g h t a s u it of
M ain St.
leased a piece o f lan d on Jo h n so n a n n o u n c e th a t he is m a k in g daily
HARDWARE
G resh am
son, an d th a t is, if we w a n t o u r ,»>-g
clo
th
es,
but
he
had
m
oney
to
jin
g
le
trip s to an d from P o rtla n d . He will
creek fo r su m m e r picnics.
in his pocket th a t h e e a rn e d him self. and g irls to sta y on th e fa rm th ey
Miss Ruby E m ery an d h e r frien d call fo r fre ig h t an y w h e re in G resh ­
Som e tim e b efo re th is we gav e him m ust be in te re ste d on th e farm . W e
Miss C la ra Motley took C h ristm a s am o r v icin ity o r P o rtla n d an d d e­
a h e ife r calf.
(I d o n ’t rem em b er hav e found tw o th in g s th a t a ’u a . s
liv
e
r
an
y
w
h
ere.
P
rices
reaso
n
ab
le.
d in n e r at th e hom e of th e fo rm e r's
w
hat
was
th
e
m
a
tte r w ith It). W hen in te re ste d o u r ho y s an d g irls, a n d
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p a re n ts. Mr and Mrs B W E m ery. P h o n e 335.
th is calf becam e a cow we a g reed to they a re m oney an d im p ro v em en ts
p u t it in to th e h e rd an d c a re fo r It And we have alw ay s trie d to m ak e
and give th e boy th e in c re a se and som e im p ro v em en ts each y ear, w hen
h a lf of th e g ro ss proceeds. T h e cow w ork w as a little slack , le ttin g th e
has produced
from is
to 815 a c h ild re n h elp ev en w hen th ey w ere
m o n th . He h as a b an k acco u n t and sm all. As a d ire c t re s u lt, as we be­
d ra w s his check fo r h is expenses th e lieve, of th e y o u n g e st boy's e x p e ri­
ence in su ccessfu l fa rm in g , he cam e
sam e as we do.
"T he next spring th is boy not only to us th e o th e r day an d a sk ed if we
w anted to raise potatoes but an older th o u g h t it w ould be possible fo r him
b ro th er w anted to join with him to go to th e W iscosin U n iv ersity fo r
That w e appreciate jou r patronage, jo u r loyalty and steail-
and raise m ore potatoes.
Both of tw o y ears. H e e x p la in e d th a t he
faatneaa, fu llj as much aa Jou appreciate th e h elp w e have at tim es
these boys are born mechanics
We could ta k e w hat lite r a tu r e , m a th e ­
been able to furnish you. it'Ms w ithout sa jin g .
have never th o u g h t of th e ir being m atics, etc., th a t he needed In tw o
anything but mechanics, and have y ears h e re a n d could finish up in
However, we want to take this public m ethod of thanking you
never tried to m ake anything else a g ric u ltu re in tw o y e a rs In W iscon­
for pa»t patronage and. w ith full confidence that th is patronage
ot Ahem
In fact, a little less than sin. i t is n e ed le ss to say th a t we
w ill continue, we p led ge jo u our liest endeavors in the future as
two years ago we bought them an w ere s u rp ris e d an d p leased "
OLIDAY
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AUCTION SALE
FRIDAY, JANUARY 2 ,1 9 1 4
1 9 H E A D EXTRA G O O D C O W S
P. J. NEURURER
LARD
5-lb. Pail,
10-lb. Pail,
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70c
$1.35
W. S. WOOD
SERIOUS PROBLEM
EASY OF SOLUTION
HOWITT’S MARKET
“Perfection
$ 3 .2 5
Oil
H e a te r s
-at—
Sterling & Kidder
A H A PPY NEW YEAR TO ALL
REMEMBER
SHATTUCK’S
SATURDAY
SPECIALS
To Our Customers
There are Many of You
you have hail them in the past.
W ishing you an increased m easure of Happiness and Prosperi­
Do your shopping Tomorrow and
avoid the rush
Store will be open evenings till after the Holidays
THE BIG STORE ON MAIN STREET
ty for th e year 1918. w e are.
Sincerely yours.
FIRST
STATE BANK
G RESH AM , ORE.
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Oldest Bank in the lo u n t j , ou tsid e the City of Portland.
engine lathe, and ever since they
have spent th e ir spare tim e building
a gasoline engine. The older one
has been at college a good deal, but
th e o th e r has worked away at It. and
now It Is partly done, they think.
The first p attern s for th e ir engine
were useless as they couldn't be
taken from th e sand. They then
bought a book on p attern m aking
and m ade an o th er set th a t was a suc­
cess
The continuous study of th e
F it His ( w-e Exactly.
"W hen fath e r was sick about six
years ago he read an advertisem ent
of C ham berlain's T ablets In th e pa­
pers th a t fit his case exactly,” w rites
Miss M argaret Campbell of Ft. 9m ith,
Ark. "H e purchased a box of them
and he has not been sick since. My
sH ter had stom ach tro u b la and was
also benefited by them ." F or sale by
Gresham Drug Co. and all Dealers.