Page Eight
Tuesday, November 10, 1925.
THE, LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Mm, Uxglc'tlllklson returned home
just Monday from, a vial I wllK
friends In Hunllngtm.
I Mr. and Mrs. Kverett 1'eurson
Sjeiit -Tuesday afternoon In Uaker.
Mr. and Mrs. A. U Craig and
Mrs. Mollle pitcher were bu sines.-
YlHitom In Ia Grnnde Thursday,
t The Taylor family, who have
tieen living In North Powder for
10 Years Ago
Today
STKAYED One black
and red yearling, brand
ed; $10.00 reward.
Uon't l't your unlhi'-N
nlrtiy to poor nuw-clmnilMf.
The hf'Nt Itf tilwityH rlieiiiKMt
In IIkv lima r'in. Tliat Ih
why wi! huviv iiurrtiUHi'U a
lot or
HOAX AIM) II.MIt
liICl si) i;s
n'OKiilxiMl u-iiiIth In qntillty.
rint'Mt brUtk'H uml will lut
u IIMIini-
SI.7.-V In H.(X
Tlu-y will iimku excellent
glflB.
L. & L. Drug Co.
EVERY EFFECT
HAS ITS CAUSE
This Is true hi matters of
health, as well as everything
clue.- . . .
The Chiropractor does not
treat effects, lie removes
the cause, the logical and
common sense thing In do.
and this Is the reason why
.Chiropractic Is making such
inpbl strides aliead as a
hen 1th m lencn.
, If you have an atluien:.
j no mailer or what nut lire,
, or what part of your bodv.
j remember there Is 11 cau.-e
j for It. Let US help yoil
j solve that problem.
F. L. TRIBE,
D. C. Ph. C.
I Talnier Graduate
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I 'Ik. in,
I Office lluuru: ! to &; 7 to S
NORTH POWDER
SOCIAL NEWS
S H.E-R.R Y.'S
LAST SHOWING TONHJIIT
Johnnv
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"The Speed Spook
With
ICtlniund Uicc.c Faiic llinmy . Hniiu'r Kiilimt.iul
rnink l)s-e - llini j W est
Coined v,
"Oh, Miat A l'liif
Just
Arrived
MEN'S
COLLAU-ATTACIIED
SI HUTS
IN
STRIPES
AND CHECKED
NOVELTIES
51.83
3 for $3.00
Leaders
soniu time, ret timed to 1 heir old
home In Casper,, Wyoming, luat
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Toney Ileinpey of
1'nion visited the McUrulh family
Hunday.
Mrs. ,1a kit Simons made a trip
lo I .a Grande the licet of the week
to have dental work utlcndcd to.
Mrs. V. A. Hudelson has been
confined to her home ror several
days with an i thick of the "flu."
Mrs. i:n Anderson and Mrs.
Onle CJIbboiiH wero liuker visitors
Monday.
Mrs. W. V. McGrath and Mrs.
Will Pearson motored lo Uaker
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. ami Mrs. Will Havix are the
proud parents or u baby djughter
horn to them at the Hot Lake
sanatorium November 4. Itoth
mother and baby are doing nicely.
Mrs. Kllcu Yules of Ihiker is the
house guest of Mrs. Mollle Pllchcr
Hits week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. I,. Pearson of
Pendlelon are visiting with rela
tives In North Powder this week.
.Med To rd Presbyterian to Iliilld
MKhKORIi, (He. The congre
gation of the Klrst Presbyterian
church of Med ford has Just voted
to build a new edifice for $n.ooo
on several lots owned by t he
church uml adjoining the present
church structure.
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(HAITI It XXIX (Continued)
Jtoulcttn pressed her closer,
' murmuring: "Colonel Cavendish is
', a fine mull I'm sure lie under
stands. You've undergone a dread-.
( I'u I ordeal, but It 's nearly over.
He's sending fop Iaure. now. Hhe
can It'll a good l-ul. if she will."
i ".About the theft, yes. lint what
about the murder? Jo 'aa
key did It. Tin-re's no doubt about
jthat. Henri weakened, after . I
gave him hiH chance. He pot to
drinking. I hear. md evidently I10
conceived the not bill of telling
Ihosc nu n. He may have gone lo
warn I hem. to appeal to tlieiu. I
don't know. Then they must Imve
, quarreled. It's ull clear enough
when you understand Hie Inside
TaetH. Without knowing them. It
wan natural lo suspect I'ierce, so
I did wluit I had to do. 1 doubt
ir Ignore know) anything about
this part of the uffuir."
, The two women wi re biiil talk-I
lug when Kaiire cut
pany with (be .Mount
ed. In coin-1
I Police offl-
ei r who had been sent to etch '
her. At sight or them she lialted;! pink ticket to down me! Am how.
a sudden pallor came into her I'm sick of this place, sick of the
cheeks: she cast a glance of alarm j people. 1 hate them." With a
about here as If "seeking retreat; vicious fling of her shoulders sIio
but Colonel Cavendish grimly lu-J.swept on tn a seat as far from
vlted ht-r to follow him, and ulep-'j t hem as possible and sank into it.
ped into private office. Tho j SotheKirl had confessed. Hilda
new-comer faltered; then with a j rH .ct(.dt Hhl. W:1M , f(ir
deiiant toss of her head and with ,.,.m..H M!lk(!( Hial- this miserable
iiln curieii in niMjain sue oiteyeu
the door closed behind her.
Koulella timl the otint
Cour-
lean fen silent now. I hey found she was glad, too. that her efforts
nothing to 'ulk about, and In spite i in his behalf, her humiliation, had
of tin mstdves they strained their j borne fruit. He would never know
eurs for some sound from 1 he other t how htah he had made her pay,
room. Kvcn Ml:s Cavendish j hut thut was all right. She felt
seemed vaguely to f-et the hum- (very gently toward him at this mo
pense. for HiH- finally took hcr-iment, and experienced a certain
.stand beldc a frost-rimed window j wist ful desire that he might under
and Vngaged herself in tracing island how unselfish had been her
patlerns thereon with the tip of
her finger. An occasional Ktonuy
murmur of voices, deadened by the
thick log partition, Indicated that
Ijiure und her liiqulslnr were not
getting on well together.
Suddenly Hie girl at the window 'ourteau was gone; there was no
started; tier apathy vanished; tier reason now why-she could not look
expression of boredom gave place un' 'nun honestly in tho eye. of
to one or such lively a;il Icipal ion course, there was the same dispar
as to draw the attention of the two Hy i" years between her and Pierce
other women. A magic change, which she had recognized from the
came over her; kIm; became ud- ( beginning, but. alter all. was that
denly uuimaled. alive, at ingle 1n net charily :ital? He had loved
every nerve; her eyes sparkled and ;her genuinely enough at one time,
a new color flooded tier cheeks. 1 Hilda recalled Ibat windy night on
The alteration interested her oh- "le .shores of Mmlerman when the
servers; they were mystified as to whimper of a rising storm came
its cause until a quick step sound- out of the darkness, when the t re ti
ed In the entry and the door h,l lossed their branches to the
opened to admit Pierce Phillips. (sky, and when her own. soui had
It waH natural that he should broken its fetters und defied re
first nee. Miss Cuvendish. and that strain!. She thrilled ut memory
he should greet her before recoir-1 "f tho.-e strong young arms about
nizlng the other occupants of tht
room. It was nnlural, too, that in
should Im
a
trifle nonplussed at
finding Itihla here; -nevertheless,
he managed to cover his lack of
ease. Not so. however, when, :i
moment later, the door to Colonel
'a vend tab's office opened and
l-aure. of a'l persons, appeared
I herein. Cjuiekty Pierce Inferred
the reason for his summons, but.
happily for him. he was spared
furt her emlMirruj-sineiit. ( 'uven
dish called to him, took him by the
hand In Hie fricndtlcHl manner, and
again disappeared into bis retreet.
j drawing the young man w ith htm.
j IWiti jih hud been the Intcrrup
! tlou, both Hilda and Houb lla had
jgalln red much from it: Iheir in
ference u;im borne out when l-aure
j paused before He m and 111 a Voice
i subdued by the very force of Jut
agitation exelaf uied :
I "Well, .hope you're satisfied:
: I-got 11, and got 11 good." Her face
was IMd, her dark eves were
hlabig wralhrully. She outthriist I Meanwhile Umre sat M her cor
a ."baking hand and unclenched n,'r- '"'r head bowed, her very soul
her fuigeis. displaying therein at1" revolt. She was ta.stlng failure,
crumpled sheet ot pink .paper, a disappointment, balked desire, and
.It was like gall In her mmilh. She
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Onr miIiw c--t inlm iintount'tl
til tli ?t.tn'n. I 11111 him 1 in
laige- tta we bae bail b inn
ineati-. Our ubole crew is nn
Hie ji.l Im Keep abi ail or t be
ureal in-huei rail Itatle. The
givute-t pcoldent we luic In fllev
i gelling the material here us
lal as the (Mi.pli iid-d M. We
bad In turn down a large niiler
elcida wr txiuhl not get Hie
malei'ial hiir tn tliii:. Another
car nf the o, Cedar .biugbs
e pet led It 1 arrie Innlgltt. Tlice
we w til cool hint , to fll nut Ml
M tt. a.s Inuu us Kiev I a.-1. Plca-e
call up iH-toie mi -end nur
ItitiiK bt llllt-r I bein. lis the
it light Ih tl'bt d it t'a. U e
bae aboul nil I he t iuiI imiIci-m v
can tleliter. 7-H. tiun.ii 111 K nis1-.
I le nptcti'. Aciitt tptallt imlul.
M 11 galloti. Kmqlng Is mII
lug giMhl.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
-i'lir rr Mau's l-,rirntlH
Uptto. lAximlry. Plume ftt-IIH
o Htuulny u ilneo
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printed official' form, tin? telltale
tint of which Indicated Hb fateful
character. itoth of her hearers
were fa miliar with the so-called
"pink tickets" or the Mounted po
lice; every one In tht; North went
Territory, In fact, knew what they
were deportation orders. Hut In
a tone hoarse and suppressed
Iaur read, leave, by the first
safe conveyance!' Thut'H what it
says I hi first wife conveyance. I
suppose you'd like It better if it
wen? a blue ticket and I had to
have In twenty-four hours. You
put it over, but I won't forget.
I'll get even with you." .
"We had nothing to do with
that." the Countess declared, quiet
ly. "I'm sorry you take It so hard.
but it serves you right."
'Who wouuldn't take it hard?
To be expelled, fired out like a
thief, a" The girl's voice broke;
then she pulled herself together
arid uttered a quavering, artificial
laugh. She loused her head again.
with un obvious attempt ut defl-
ace. "Oh. it takes more than
complication was in process of
baring up an that he would be
finally and completely exonerated;
part. It might make a difference:
probably it would. Things how
were not as they had been. ,She
w.'s a free woman. This thought
obtruded Itself insistently into tin:
midst of her meditations. Yes.
l.er. t hose hot lips pressing hers.
That Wtis a moment to remember
I ways. And those dreamy, magic
days that had lollowed, it he more
delightful, the more unreal because
slie had deliberately drugged Jut
conscience. Tlmn that night at
While Horse! lie bad told her
hiilvrly. hroken-hcartedly; that )p
((Mild never- torget. Perhaps even
et Willi an effort Hilda Cour
tcau routed herself, N'Vcr forget?
by. he had forgotten the very
next day, as was quite natural,
No, she was a foolish sentimental
list, and lie well, he was just one
whom fate had cast for a lover's
role, one destined to excite affec
tion In women, good ami bid.
tfuinc day lie would Had his mate
and Hilda believed she loved him
wi ll enough to rejoice in his hap
piness when It came. There spoke
, the mail rual itisi met which Phil
Hps had. the knack of rousing; for
want of something better, she de
termined she woiiuld cherish that.
Vouuld lui
crii il out aloud in jot
rage. She hated these other wo
men whom she bluuud for her un
doing; site hated Ca ciidish. Pierce
I'htlttps, herself. 0
"Il serve.! me right." she told
herself, 1 uriously. deserve t he
pink t ick' t Tor making a ford of
lii.xself. Yes. a fool: What lias
Pierce ever done tor me? Noth
ing. And I-.'" Pefore ber mind's '
ee cam- a vision of Hi1 opporr I
tunnies she had let slip, the
chances she had Ignored. She
knew tut) well that she could have
had the pick of many men the
new - made millionaires (.f tuw.su n
-but In.-tcad she had , hosell him.
And why .' Mere because be luul
a way. a smile. a warm and pleas.
tug personality some magnetic
I'ImI oo intang to id.-ntify.
1" WU!1 m'r tn ",i,k" ,ht wr,)nK
iholee-hc always did. Site had
Jome North with but i.ne desire,
l"1'. ! termination - n..n ly. to
make money, to reap ,t the full
her sh tie of this free harvi-Mt. She
had glell p the hfe she ItUed,
the pi Mplc .-the knew, the rolllfoMS
slit cravitl, tor that and for noth
ing else, anil what a im - s -the had
made ni t)ic venture: t'tlier girls
, not half .0 Mnatt. net half so
pretty us she. had f. allured their
. Hi!h right hen- before her rye.s,
while be w.i.h wasting her tune.
(They had kept their h.-.,is. and
. thi would go out in the spring.
't'tr-t class nii good iloiheN and a,
bank -roll tn the pui .r" safe
Some ( t hi in were married and ,
t respeciaiiie, -.Never again: she
whispered to le 1 s If. 'The net
Julie w III pay." 1 'ha-in at the
(real no-lit she had sotlt n d filled I
. h r with h poinmous h-Un-d of all
manUind. und sou nil- H..U she
curse,) 1'hfllips as the cause of her
pieM.nl pilKht.
Such dough's as th.se run tti in
hibit; through l he girt mind; her
ni.'a- and her resemmint were real
eiiiuigli; nevertheless, through thin
overtone Hu rt- ri,n juucIht note: a
Miuill voice was Staking In the
midst nt all her tnmuu -a small
nice w hie It she rei if - d to listen
lo. "SVhai I 1 ver o - In him I
don't know." she n. ef'ii. goading
heiself to furl at r but. 1 less and
.'liamr Lu tB.. 'l utr
really carod for him; I'm, too wise
for that. I don't euro for lilin
now. I tie test the poor, simple
minded fool. 1 hate him." Ho
she fought with herself, drowning
the persistent piping of that other
voice. Then her eyes dropped to
that fatal paper In her lap and (
suddenly venom neu From ner.
She wondered if CavendLsh would
tell Pierce Ghat he had given her
the pink ticket. Probably not.
The Mounted police were usual ly
close-mouthed about such things.
and yet Iaure crushed the paper
Into u crumpled bull und furtively
hid It in Hie pocket of her coat;
then she raised wild, apprehensive
eyes to the door. Jf only she dared
slip out now, before Pierce re
appeared, be fort; ho had a chunce
to see her. Jt seemed as If she
could not bear to have him know,
but Cavendish hud ordered her to
wait.' "My God!" the girl whis
pered. "I'll die, if ho knows! I'll
die!" Shu began to tremble
wretchedly and to wring her
hands; she could nut remove her
gaze from tho door.
I his waiting-room at tht; Har-1
racks hud housed people of divers
and many sort during ILs brier
history; It hud harbored strained
faces. It hud been the scene of
it roug emotional conflicts, but
never, perhaps, had its narrow
w.alts encompassed emotions in
wider contrast than those expe
rienced by the four silent women
who waited there ut this mon.'-nt.
One object of interest dominated
the thoughts of each of them.
These thoughts were similar in na
turu und sprang from tho t.ume
start tug-point. Curiously enough,
however, they look channels us
wide apart ns the jioles.
Josephine Cuvendish had heard
just enough about Hie Incidents of
the previous night to uwuken her
apprehensions and to stir her reel
ing or loyoity to I he depths. The
suggestion thut Pierce Phillips was
in the .slightest degree responsible
Tor Hie death of Count Court eau
had roused her indignation und her
fighting blood. I'nablo to endure
the suspense, of idle watting, she
hnd sought relief by assuming u
sort of sentinel post where sili
con Id watch developments. - It
was something to be close to his
affairs. Jt was next to being close
to him; hence the reason of her
presence and her Insistence upon
remaining.
In her mind there hud never
been the slightest question of
Pierce's Innocence; any doubt of it.
expressed or Implied, awoke In her
u sharp and bitter antagonism
iuite remarkable; no bird co-jld
have flown quicker lo the aid of
her chick, no wolf mother could
have bristled more ferociously ut
threat to her cub, than did this
.serene, inexperienced girl -woman
at hint of peril to Pierce Phillips.
And yet, on tho surface, at least,
she and pierce were only friends.
He had never voiced a word of
love to her. Lint of what use are
words when hearts uro full and
wtien confession lurks in every
glance, every gesture; when every
commonplace is thrilling und sig
nificant? 1 11 her eyes no disgrace what
ever altuched to film as a result
of the notoriety he had suffered.
On the contrary, she considered
him u martyr, a hero. Hie object
of u deep conspiracy, und his
wrongs smarted her. He was, in
short, u romantic figure. More
over, she had recently begun to
believe tliat this entire situation
was contrived purely for the pur
pose tif bringing them together, of
acquainting them witli each other,
and of testing the strength or their
mutual regard. These other wo
men, whom she saw today tor the
first time, she considered merely
extra figures in tht; drama of
which she and Pierce played the
leads witnesses in the cast; de
serving no attention. She -would
be grateful to I hem, of course, if
they succeeded in helping him.
Imi. at best. Hiey were minor char
acters, supers in t he cast. Once
Pierce himself si rode inlo the
scene, she forgot them entirely.
What a picture her lover made,
she reflected; how lie filled her
eye! What Importance lie pos
sessed! Surely the world must hcc
ami feel how dominant, how splen
did be was. Jt must recognize
bow Impossible il would bo for
him to do wrong. The mere sight
of him had set her lo vibrating,
and now Inspire In her a certain
reckless abandon; guilty ur inno
cent, he was her mate and she
would h jvc followed htm at u
word. I tut he was Innocent ; 11
was her part to wait here us pa
tiently as she could until the fact j
was proved and until he could ask
that question which forever, trem
bled between t lit in.
Such thoughts as these were im
possibly lo conceal; they were mir
rored upon the face of I he colonel's
daughter us she Mood raptly gass
ing at the tloor through which
Pierce Phillips had disappeared.
Her Hps were parted; the shadow
of the smile his coming had evoked
still lingered upon them; her soul
was In her shining eyes. 1'nknown
to her. at leiL-l one of the other
women present had read her and-
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In Honor of Armistice Day
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(iET THESE IIOOVERIZEL) SAVINGS TODAY. '
Fresh Cruiimery nutter, 2 lbs $1.10
New Crop Seedless Raisins, 3 pkgs ....35c
Delicious Apples, box $1.39
Sweet" Oranges, dozen -- 43c
W Free Citrus Washing Powder last week of this special offer! One Large Citrus Powder with
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If you want to Bleep wurni, drop
tn und Imy a rcul valut; in hot wa
ter bottU-H thut are. warntnted for
two yearH ut Hilverthorn-Wrliflit'fl
fuuilly drug Htore. 11-1 0-tf
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hold u Ktimmuu'c Sale ut Hunun
Hull Sal., Nov. 14th ut ID a. m.
11-111-31
NOTICE.'
Hold Alt my sloek and IntereHt
in Whitti'x Seeonil Hand Store lo C.
K. llallcy of I'utun. All outstand
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11-10-ltp
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holes, etc Norton's Kiddy Shop.
... 10-14-tf
The prettiest und latest styles in
colors und patterns in stationery I
uro now in stork ut prices all can
arrord ul Stlverlhorn-WriKht's fam
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St. IVIer's ; Kplseopul Guild w ill
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AIC.MIKTICE DAV.
Seven yeurs have passed since
the Hlgning of th Armistice which
marked the close of thft Great War.
Tomorrow we pause in commem
oration of thut event Hiking a duy
den emotions and now watched her
curiously, with an intent und grow
ing astonishment.
. Itoulettu Ktrby hnd been us
inlck as the Countess to correctly
interpret Jt lire's chagrin, and Hhe,
too, had experienced a tremendous
relief. Oddly enough, however, she
had felt no such fierce and jealous
exultutlon ns she had anticipated;
there had been no seltisli thrill
such as shu hud expected. What
ailed her? she wondered. While
groping for an answer, her atten
tion had been challenged by the
xpression upon Miss Cavendish's
face, and vaguely she began to
comprehend the truth. . Breath
lessly now she watched tho girl;
slowly conviction grew into cer
tainly.
So! That was why tho colonel's
daughter was here. That was why.
at sound of a certain step, she had
become glorified. That was why
ierce had been blind to her own
and Hilda's preson-cc In the room.
It would bo untrue to say lhat
Itoulettu was nut shocked by this
discovery. It taml- like a thunder
clap, and its very unexpectedness
jolted her mind out of the ruts It
ljud been following these many
lays. t u i. usiontsiiing to rciaie.
It caused her no unguish. After
the first moment or two of dizzy
bewilderment had passed she
found that her whole being was
galvanized into new life and that
the eyes of tier soul were opened
to u new light.
Ci'o le Continued.)
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Armistice Day!
off to
lebratc this snecial oc-
casiou. We join with you in the
spirit or the day und in the signi
ficance, of- its memory: extending
lo the cx-servlcu men .und public
the' spirit of good fellowship and
cooperation. Jtlehardson's Art &
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fulling out of hair In three weeks
by using u 7fic bottle of Germicide
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a. .ol"Nc;;.m i:.t.
I have decided to discontinue my
practice and take u rest, which is
much needed to both Mrs. Mayville
and myself. All our property is
for sale at very reasonable prices.
Also ull who are Indebted to us
uro requested' to conio In und set
tle or send their checks to us with
in the next thirty days. Wo thank
tho public for the patronage shown
us.
Jtespeclfully yours,
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Notice of final Settlement.
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned, administrator of the
estate of Charles A. Myers, de
ceased, has filed in the County
Court in the State of Oregon, for
1'nion cour ty, his final ueeount us
administrator of said estate, and
thut the 5th day of December, ItCifi. i
at tho hour of ten o'clock in the
forenoon of said day, at the County j
Court Hoom in the Court House of j
said County, has been fixed by the
said Court ns the time und place)
for hearing of objections to said ac-
count and the settb-ment thereof. I
C1.YDK MYKKS.
Administrator of the estate of,
Charles A. Myers, deceased.
K. It. Klngu, attorney for admin
istrator. '
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THOSE OF ANY OTHFR BRAND "T T tut
New Sugar Corn, 3 cans, No. 2 ....:. l!)c
New Pack Tomatoes, 4 cans, No.-2U 9.rx;
New June Peas, 3 cans 41)c
.Worcester Table Salt, 3 pkgs ; .1 25c
VJ7?1L DEPARTMENT STORES
106 Depot St., La Grande, Ore.
A Tribute! r
November 1 1 J Seven years ago the
greatest hostilities the world has ever
known ceased, and Peace reigned over
a score of battle-scarred nations. ;: :
Armistice Day is our great celebra
tion of the Victory of the Allied
Armies. On this day we salute the 1
brave defenders of our country's lib- '
erty and glory! May the memory of
their patriotic Service ever burn
brightly. ;
This Store Will lie' Closed Armistice Day
WhmWinterComd
Foley's Honey andTar
For Coughs and Colds
A SMALL. HEATER :
With Much Heat
TUm Westlnghoilso "Cor.y
Glow" electric healer will
take. Urn chill out of these
frosty mornings. Just at
tach lo your lamp socket
the current consumption kit
small und tho Initial cost Is
very low. ,
JI. & S. ELECTRIC
Sonumr Hotel lltifliliiix.
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