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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1915)
......................................................................... ........................ ........ ........ .. ’I* . .. .14. "My Christinas De- • • cisión •• The Christmas Pudding o Some Old Christmas Superstitions -1 \I.L O O ! A g re a t d eal of steam ! T h e p u d d in g w as out of the opiier A sm ell like u w ash a B attle Creek. Mich., a lug «lay! T h a t w us th e cloth i - t e , -t m essage w as se n t to A sm ell like a n e a tin g house an d a pas • n ation—a message th a t may try cook's n e x t d o o r to each o th e r, w ith If you will go to the cro ssro ad s be C hristm as cheer for the st a I i . k tenem ent dw ellers, the a la u u d re ss’ n ex t door to th a t! T h a t tw een 11 aud 12 on C h ristm a s n ig h t .if. th e Jobless m an. the w as th e pu d d in g In h alf a m in u te you will h ear w hat most concerns you utcast. for everybody Mrs. C rafeh it e n tered , flushed, but sm il in the com ing y ear v 'io is lonely, neglected ing or proudly w ith th e pu d d iu g like a if on C h ris tm a s eve you m ake a little F frl 'tidless. speckled cannon ball, so hard an d firm. ( le a p of s a lt on th e table, a n d It m elts '. .th Rev George E. B arnes Iilazlng In hulf of h alf a q u a rte rn o f ig overn ig h t you will die the next year. ;'s sponsor a movement w-ns uited brandy an d h edight w ith C hrist If in tlie uioruiug It rem ain s iiudim tn •ted to "m ake th is C hristm as m a i holly tsbed you will live £ 1' 'm as for everybody.” At last ih e d ln n ei w as all done, the If a s h irt oe spun, woven and sew ed -■ III, following, called "Xly i loth w as cleared , th e h e a rth sw ept an d oy a pure, i h aste miiideu on C h ristm as Ily sLort stay in Gresham in business is 1 C hristm as Decision.” w as sent the fire aide up. T h e com|>ound In the day It will l»e proof agulusi lead or up to my expectations but in another year I » broadcast: Jug be'.us ta s te d an d considered p e r £ "Every C hristm as season fect. apples and oran g es w ere put U|«vn steel expect to be doing a great deal more. If you a re born at serm on tim e on T ma,o s your friendship and m ine tile ta b le an d a sh o v elfu l o f c h e stn u ts C h ristm a s m o rning you • hi si-e spirits. T more precious and our love more on th e fire. T h en all the C ra tc h lt fain My aim is as it always has been Quality, If you burn elder on C h ristm a s eve ♦ tender. llv drew round th e h e a rth In w hat Bob you w ill hav e revealed to you all th e Merchandise and Pricss that will defy com This year the thought of th at C ratch lt -tiled a circle, m eaning h alf wi,i lie s a m i tlie soris-rers of H ie n e ig h ♦ love has been bringing to me a a one. an d a t Bob C ratch lt'« elbow petition. new consciousness of the needs stood the fam ily display of g la s s—tw o Itorllood It Is uiiliicky to carry a n y th in g rorth T of the whole world of C hristm as tum bler* and a c u sta rd cup w ithout a You are welcome at all times at our store, from t h e bouse on C h ristm as m orning X c h e e r and love. handle whether you buy or not. "D esolate homes, stricken T h ese belli th e hot stuff from tile Jug. until som ething has been brought countries a r c im periled lives how ever, ns well ns golden goblets Into it. I am sat'sfled that after examining our 7 abroad: slackened Industry and w ould have done, an d Bob « e rre d it out M u s ic a l C h r is t m a s T r e e H o ld e r . X impending suffering nt h o m e -a ll w ith liennilng looks, w hile th e chest goods ar.d prices I have a customer. F or the C h ristm as tree a holder T arc calling I e.ae.t yon to know n u ts on th e fire sp u tte re d and cracked w hich will certain ly delight the ch il y that my C hristm as gift to von noisily T h en Bolt prom ised: For your Xmas dinner you don’t want a "A in->rry C h ristm as to us nil, my dren w as placed oil th e m ark et several T will be q u ite simple, but w arm failure in your many goodies, so by buying dears. God bless us!" W hich all the y ears ago. T he holder co n sists of a ed with the fire of n new love. nickel p lated base, co n tain in g a m usic T for 1 am going to give an extra fam ily re-echoed. from Flakes you can rest assured that every "G od bless us every one!" said Tiny box T he tre e is held firmly by ttiree gift to the needs of all those thing will be all right. W hen T im . th e last of all.— F rom "C h ristm as stro n g prongs and screw s. T w him I deeply love. w ound up th e m usic begins to play, C arol." by C h arles D ickens. X "My Joy In tills new service Call and see our assortment ot NUTS, au d th e C h ristm a s tree slow ly revolves. T will lie g reater If you Job, me In ANCIENT YULETIDE CUSTOM. T his m akes n fine effect Tlie holder X Its spirit, th a t onr C hristm as cel- CANDIES, DATES, FIGS, RAISINS. f ebratlon may lie kept simple. Is sim ply co n stru cted , and th e tree can H a d It s O r ig in In B lo w in g A w a y o f a lie fasten ed in It in little tim e No filled with good will, w inged And for a Xmas present that will be ap Y o u n g L a d y ’s H o o d . m a tte r how large or how sm all th e t with sacrifice and devoted to In L incolnshire. E ngland, a long tim e case of th e tree, th e prongs can lie p redated and be useful we have a Lne oi peace.“ ALUMINUM WARE which we are selling at 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4"!-44--'’''!‘4>444-4»<M444 ago. tlie M ow brays w ere tile g re a te st quickly a d ju s te d to hold It firmly In folk in th e county It so happened place It Is very desirable to hav e tlie greatly reduced prices, also GLASSWARE h rlstm a s tre e sta n d firmly th a t once, on C h ristm as day. a da ugh ter of a M ow bray w as riding over the and QUEENSWARE. m eres, w hen her hood blew off. Hoping for you a Merry Xmas and a T w elve fu n n in g men from an adjoin HE ferry houses and th e ra il lug field ran a fte r tbe hood w ith such Happy and Frssptrous New Year, and way statio n s of 5,‘ew York a re ludicrous eal'iii-siin-ss th a t sin* fot bude transform ed into hum an clea r her ow n men t'l'oiu Joining in th e p u r ing houses the week before suit T hey probably looked us funny ' Christm as, for through them pass us tw a o m an does ch asin g his h at dow n steadily grow ing stream s of hum an ex th e m iddle of th e street. W hen tlie hood w as finally cap tu red change. men, women and children go ing home for the holidays and men, and brought back to M istress M ow bray women and children coming into tow n sh e rew ard ed each of th e m en and prom ised a piece of land (to be vested for the sam e purpose. "M erry C hristm as!” and "Oh, m oth in certain persons la tru st! to provide er, dear!" rise to the lips of the home a hood each year, w hich should be ” D st FRENCH MIXED comers, and "M erry C hristm as!” and -.crumbled fo r on C h ristm a s day upon 29c p er pound "Goodby, old chap; olf to see the old th e self sa m e m ere. T h e custom Is still continued, the folks!" echo from the equally sm iling In the ‘Tfegner ¿Block, Gresham P L A I N M IX E D lips of those bound up sta te and else w inner of th e hood being regaled at 15c per pound w here beyond the noise and ra ttle of tlie village in n .-C h ic a g o in te r O cean the throbbing town. N o N e w W a y of K eeping C hristm as. BOX CANDIES "W here are you going for C h rist I have am ong my friends some who mas?' asks tlie listless club lounger of 10c tip to $5.00 per Box hav e tried new w ay s of keeping C h ris t tu :::::::« ::::::::: ................. . his d inner neighbor m as. snys an E nglish w riter. T hey "Down Van Alstyne's way. T he h av e n o t been a success. W hen folk NUTS of all Kinds missis Is going to open their country have d one a th in g In one w ay fo r som e 20c per pound place.” ,. h u n d red s of y e a rs It is n o t easy to In "Good! Guess I’ll get a bid m yself. 59 r y - v en t a b e tte r w ay of doing I t Of B right woman, Mrs. Van.' course It h a s been done som etim es. \n d so Mrs Van A lst:'nB AU" “ T W e h av e th e ste a m engine, th e electric 50c to $5.50 p e r box I i X country place till the old year Is rung teleg rap h , an d so on. blit w ith regHrd out. T here are bridge day and n lg h „ to keeping C h ristm a s d ay no one seem s enrols In the servants' q u arters, a likely to Invent a n y th in g new th a t will C hristm as dinner cooked by an expert in- ns good ns th e old. Boses and lilies X French chef, outdoor sports, dancing, will not do Instead of holly an d m istle CONFECTIONERY luxury, ease and merry C hristm as, th e toe. and th e re Is no sa tisfa c to ry su b X Uv BERNARD MCLRINE. OKKHHAM m erriest th a t gold can buy. s titu te fo r beef, tu rk ey , plum pudding And over th e ferries and up the s ta te and uilnce pies. a more quiet stream flows, girls who N ever le t y o u r c h ild re n get so work and men who are w inning fam e, all going home to m ake the old folks th a t th ey d o u b t th e ex isten ce of w ise glad -A n n a Steese Richardson. th e good old S a n ta C lau s, o r too p re first H C hristm as Greetings f 19 15 C J J 4 X X X X Christmas Clearing House T F R AKES A TOYS 5c, 10c, 15c less than cost C A N D IE S Bigger, Belter, Busier Store in the year 1916 C ig a r s The Real Santa Claus x AT BELT’S i Ut V M b i t cocious to h ail his a d v e n t w ith tru e h ap p in ess an d joy. T h e w rite r has h eard o n e little to t re m a rk , "I d o n ’t believe In S a n ta C lau s, becau se 1 saw m o th e r p u t th in g s in my sto ck - lng h e r own self. “ T h is may have b e e n tru e in th is p a rtic u la r case but t h e fact re m ain s, th e r e is su ch an im p o rta n t p erso n ag e, a g en u in e S an ta C lau s who c a re s fo r m ost ch il d ren , an d who la v ish es h is g ifts and sh ed s in n u m e ra b le fav o rs upon th e little folks d u rin g th e C h irstm a s ' la i < /■ ,|M g 1 « i_ /V i ,D MACHINERY DAHL S SHOE SHOP C h r is tm a s S n o w b a llin g lin e h e re p r e s e n ts . fu ll Value Gu»r»rd«d Tilt* < hristiiKi*» of ld7fl "'n s a p p a re n t the snowy C hrlstm us tieloved or th e ¿ovelist and the |KUids In St .lam es park were all frozen o 'e r T h e Duch ,,t York, sister in law to C harles II delighted in the w intry w eath er and -pent most of the day In a horse sledge w ith the king Tlie sledging w,.ls ..... . horribly dangerous how e v e r !>' t lie eoiirt. and only tile Duke ,,f \io iii.....Uh Mr ' :rtlfln Mr ° ° dolphin were able to drive the duchess and the king safely over th e |w nds The ductless was v e n fond <>• snow balling Hnd used to seize every oppor tnn lty to pelt her grave husband, much festiv al. Saint N ich o las" as he Is Old to tils disgust called in th e S can d in av ian co u n trie s, F a th e r C h ris tm a s’’ in E n g lan d , B efore th e n in e te e n th c e n tu ry K ris K rin g le ” e lse w h e re an d by Nhoes w ere not m ade In 'T ig h ts " an d o th e r q u a in t a p p e la tio n s In o th e r " le fts ." p a rts of th e w orld ty p ifies o u r own S a n ta C lnus. Hi» a p p e a ra n c e is a l w ays lo oked fo rw ard th o u g h , by old a8 well as young, fo r w ise m en and w om en call him “ th e S p irit of C h rist m as," as he p o rtra y s th e noblestt an d best a ttr ib u te s of m an in ‘he kindly „ ta n n e r In w hich he s c a tte r s his g ifts b ro a d c a st and w ith sin c e re w ishes a h i d o e s a s te a d y , q u ie t t h is l i t t l e s h o e s h o p on e e t, m a k e s no g r e a t p re - id n e v e r fe e ls th e p r e s s u r e lie s . H is p r o s p e r ity 1» a ll -le a d y a p p lic a tio n to b u si- a s o n a b le p ric e s f o r r e p a i r h is a lw a y s s a t is f a c to r y , his s te a d y a s s i s t a n t , H a r r y te e p p e g g in g a w a y a t new o ld , a n d w ith im p ro v e d in s ta lle d about a y e a r o n 'th e ' .H e o i th e burned-out . t o * ire e n a b le d to t a k e c a r e o f ’ a n d th e r e h e is to d ay w ith a iers. M r. D a h l a ls o s e lls a I a n d b e tt e r sto c k th a n ever. c of m e n 's s h o e s a t lo w e s . W ith a g ro w in g b u sin ess, a n s to c k o f g o o d , in a new sto re , h e will I be b e t t e r p re p a r e d th a n e v e . r to> sup ,h . London. IV fo r th e re c ip ie n t's w elfare. \ s th e good old s a in t w ends his way a ro u n d th e e a rth , tra v e lin g on ro o t w ith only a staff to su p p o rt him NEW STOCK ° FA0 ° ™ SgTORE lo ad ed dow n w ith a heavy b u rd e n of g ifts, o r on sleig h , d raw n by re in d eers, w tih th e heavy b u rd e n of T h e a d v e rtis e m e n t in th e issue g ifts, w ith th e tin k lin g of bells to t h . , h a s th e p ic tu re o f a h o rse in ad m o n ish th e y o u n g ste rs of h is ap* r e p r e s e n ts «*>«’ - ‘d ie an d h .rn e M p ro a c h ; sm ilin g c h e e rfu lly as eyes re s tin g on h a m le t, c o tta g e andI hom e b u 8 , n e s . of 8. E. w here sm a ll frie n d s a re an x io u s > 7 . g his h i. visit, visit he w aitln ne ch e e rfu lly un- w in te r h - o n ly a v a ila b le s to re ro o m In lo a d . p a rt of his tr e a s u r e , »nd ag ain a n d s to c k e d up w ith new goods th a t passes upon his ro u n d s S a n ta mu be a le r t, fo r a re n o t th o u s a n d , of little e a rs s tra in e d to c a tc h th e m e r location which - ’¿ o« l c; h;onr ° X ry jin g le of his sleig h b e lls. He 2» " ; r ". achine guns have a firing p ly h is c u s to m e rs w ith a n y th more than 1,000 shots a In O ld ightened « h b benevolence as b* b re a th e , the sp irit of th e C h r h tm « m essage: "Peace on e a rth , good will tow ards men« T here are 2,000.000 clove trees In Zanzibar. SAVE 15% ON C hristm as C hocolates AT PURITY CANDY DEPOT Room 24, 142J Second, S. E. Cor. Alder Portland, Oregon R. E. BEEGLE, Mngr.