P4O B
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
87
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.