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he will run the right kind of a shop,
too.
Coming—“The Miracle Man.”
Mrs: Oliver Smith visited in Fort
land this week.
Hungry Mar/
and
Y o u w ill have a fine Th an ksgivin g dinner
and we have nothing to offer to make that
dinner more pleasant, except our best
wishes, but i f in you r indiscretion or fo lly
you over indulge, our services w ill be avail­
able. E very th in g from a charcoal tablet to
a pink p ill we keep handy fo r tired, over­
worked, sour or 1. VV. VV. stomachs.
Tripp writes tire insurance.
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On Monday night the last two epi­
sodes of “The Lost Express” will be
shown. This serial has proven very
interesting. The added attraction
Speaking at a dinner. Senator for the same evening is Edna Good
George W. Norris o f Nebraska re­ rich in "Who Loved Him Best.” The
ferred to the beauty of having u good gown worn by the star in the art
memory, and fittingly related this gallery scene is of white sutin with
story:
lateral broad hands of bluck velvet
"A t eight o’clock In the morning one
day last summer the Joneses tool; covering the skirt, a nifty little half
trunks, grips and suit cases, and military jacket and a new model
hustled for
the railroad
station. hut. Both the gown and the hat
Twenty minutes later a taxicab dashed were designed by Miss Goodrich
up to the Jones house und out jumped herself. Another gown also design­
Jones.
ed by the young star is a bluck mili­
The Thanksgiving Dinner is never a joy
‘‘ Whut’s the matter, old man?’ tary cut costume with high collar
asked a kindly disposed neighbor ami tight sleeves—a sort of vivand
unless it ’s cooked right and it can’t be
“ Forget your railroad tickets?”
iere effect—in which she poses for
“ No,”
answered Jones,
showing
cooked right with poor utensils. Before
the sculptor. This gown is being
symptoms o f peevishness. "M y wife
touted
by
New
York
modistes
as
left u kettle of water boiling on the
this Thanksgiving Day comes, you Mr.
gus stove. Didn’t think of It until we one of the sure fire hits of the sea
reached the station, io u cun alwuys son.
Man, see that “ Mother” has everything
depend on a woman to have u memory
Mae Murray in "The Scarlet
like that.”
Shadow" Tuesday night. She is seen
she wants to prepare the best dinner of
So saying, Jones unlocked the dooi as Elna Evans, a demure little coun
und hustened Into the house. In aboul try girl, who is kept from contact
the year and if there’s anything lacking
two minutes he eume out again with
with the world by a maiden aunt
his features puckered Into a peculiar
you come right to this store and get it.
because of a supposed “scarlet
twist.
strain"
in
the
life
of
her
mother.
"H ow did you find It?” cheerfully
See our assortment of roasters and
asked the neighbor. “ Sizzling to beat The dull monotony of life in a coun­
try village ceases for her when an
a locomotive, I suppose.”
carving sets.
“ No,” guiltily answered Jones.. “ 1 adventuresome college boy per­
had forgotten that I had turned the suades her to sneak out und go to a
gas off at the meter.” — Anon.
show. Returning he crawls into her
bedroom to help her in the window,
ARMY WASTE MADE TO PAY and the aunt discovering the pair
in this
compromising situation,
Refuse From Military Kitchens Pur- marches (he suspected culprits to
chased and Made Use Of by the
the office of the justice of the peace
British Goven.ment.
SUCCESSOR TO CRAVEN & H U FF HDW. CO.
for a hasty marriage. The boy’s I
uncle appears, stops the marriage I
British war efficiency is such that It
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is now able to save something out of
Vivian Martin comes Wednesday
army waste.
night
in "An Innocent Adventur­
When It was found that thousands
the role demands. Kate was no
of tons of waste fats were being ess.” She thought that she was a
saint,
but her charity and innate
thrown away with other garbage from thief and that jail stared her in the
military kitchens Investigations were fae'e for steuling Government mail. goodness redeemed her wiien she
made to determine whether some use Everything seemed as black as ink found herself alone with the man—
could be made of these things. Now until she suddenly woke up to the the preacher—whom she had at
drippings, bones, butchers’ fnt and fact that she had stolen nothing hut first despised for his preachy mo­
greases are being daily used in Eng­
tiie heart of a mule. Her only rality, but who hud proved himself
land in the making of soap, candles,
‘judge” was the parson who pro­ a real he-man when he fought to
fertilizers and also in supplying the
nounced sentence of “life imprison­ the death to protect her. On the
explosives for 17,000,000 shells an
ment.”
There is a good comedy on same night there is a good comedy
Dually.
ind the Ford Weekly.
The government pays the army the same night entitled, “Oh, Judge!
If you were to have the opportun­
How Could You?” Charlotte, as her
camps for the waste products taken
During the first month o f the experi­ name hints, was a sweet, sticky ity of seeing one of the world’s fore­
ments the British committee on the sort of a female person, so when most motion picture stars in one
purchase of army camp refuse bought her “sweetie” got himself in the of the greatest stories ever written
£7,500 worth of fats, and this figure
soup, Charlotte tried to ensnare for the stage, wouldn’t you jump at
has soared until at the present time
the judge with her alluring young the chance? Well, it’s coming your
about £80,000 Is paid to the camps each
way on Sunday afternon and even­
charms.
month.
Great stretches of snow, with nev- ing, Nov. 30. The star Marguerite
The most recent development of this
a track of sledge or snowshoe Clark! The story? “Come Out of the
scheme is the extension of the plan
Kitchen!” It delighted millions in
to the navnl forces and to troops “ over upon them, long vistas of moun­
there,” whether that be France or tains, ice caves and glaciers—these story form, also. Her hands were
Wo will try our best to
touched with a little bit of stove1
Palestine or Africa.
things form the background of “The
polish. Perhaps the odor of apple !
please yon. If yon cannot
Great White Trail", the new Whar­
pie hung about her dainty furbe-'
Canadian Fisheries Had Record Year.
ton super-feature which is the at­
find exactly what yon
lows! But she was loved by the '
Owing to the greatly Increased de­
traction for Thanksgiving Day mat­
mand for fish and the higher prices
prince of men! Good? So good it j
inee. It is a love story in the days
want In onr magnificent
prevailing, the total mnrket vnlue o f
ran for two seasons in one of New I
when
men
turned
brute
in
their
Canadian fisheries for the lust fiscal
York’s biggest theaters.
stock, we will be glad to
year constituted a record. It amounted wild rush to the gold of the Klon-
like, and when thousands fought
to $30,-08,378, according to the annual
secure It lor yon. Or if yon
TWO NEW PICTURE MACHINES
report of the fisheries branch, Issued
heir way over the icy steeps and
INSTALLED BY ISIS THEATER
have ideas of your own for
recently. This was $3,347,670 greater great Hats of snow in their crazed
than the vnlue for the previous year.
desire for northern gold. And all
making np something orig­
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To the total value the sea fisheries thru this atmosphere of roughness, a
it an approximate expense of $1000
contributed $34,386,013. and the Inland
inal, let os help you. We
tiny pair of baby shoes tugs and
lo still further improve their ser­
fisheries, $4.822,305. The British Co
lumbia catch headed the list, with a strains at (he hearts of a man, a vice.
can manufacture It for yon
vnlue o f $14,637.346, the figures for the woman and their child, tugging
with
the
strength
that
only
the
in onr own shop. We spec­
rest being: Nova Scotia, $10,092.902;
Ever See a Rhode Island Red Pig?
New Brunswick, $5,650.859; Quebec sentiment of baby shoes can possess
ialize in fine diamonds and
$2,991,624; Ontario. $2,658,993; Mani­ until at last the sunshine of happi­
(From the Monmouth Herald.)
toba, $1,344.170; Saskatchewan, $231,• ness comes to those who have suf­
diamond jewelry and carry
They tell a story of one of the
946; Alberta, $144,317, und Yukon fered long in the shadows of sorrow.
Normal girls, in a class inspecting
$60,210. As usual, the salmon catch
a beautiful assortment at
For Thursday evening, Monroe agricultural operations. A red pig
was more valuable than any other,
Salisbury comes in “The Sleeping hove into sight and the maid turn­
amounting to $10.S82,431.
Lobsters
popular prices.
were enught to the value of $5,508,- Lion” Tony, an Italian immigrant ed to the instructor and queried,
with
the
devil
in
one
eye
and
an
064; cod, $5,449,964; herring. $3,050,-
Is that a Rhode Island Red?”
421. and halibut, $2,203,573.— Fishing angel in the other, leaves New
York’s Little Italy for the West with
Gazette.
Concerning the Rooster
a little newsie whom he has adopt­
Buffalo as Beast of Burden.
ed. One year of life in the virile By George W. Kable, Benton
HARTMAN BROS. CO.
The buffalo has always been rated West transformed Tony into a dar­
County
Agricultural
Agent.)
JEWELERS & OPTICIANS
ns untamable, and many scientists ing, swashbuckling cattleman. Fate
The rooster is n noble bird,
hnve regarded him as one o f the most
had decreed that this lion, when lie’s master of the chicken herd;
Salem
Oregon
stupid beasts that ever existed.
It
aroused to glorious strength, would He leaves his stamp on every chick,
has remained for Major Bob Yokum of
Pierre. S. D., after five yenrs of ef­ meet Durant, the coyotte, with the And that’s why they are thin or
fort, to accomplish the wonderful feat power of a forest monarch. In the
thick.
o f training a pair o f buffnloes to trot glare of Jhe Royal saloon they
to wagon, and also to do many other fought it out with a ferocity that But when the chicks are hatched a map of the park on the board she
pointed out the places of interest
remarkable stunts. Major Yokum Is a amazed even the men of the West
by gum
former United States marshal mid |s to whom lighting was a part of life
and explained the details of her
That dear old rooster's work is done;
known In the old ranching and cowboy itself.
Tony's battle against cus­ And if you leave him in the flock, trip. She warned all who should
qfe of the American West, from Texas
visit the park to leave the bears
toms, his success and the great love The eggs are almost sure to rot.
to Oregon. One of the accomplishments
alone.
he won, form the foundation upon
Now Mr. Jones Knows T h a t Other«
Besides Women May Be Possessed
of Faulty Memories.
LOOK OUT FOR YOUR STOMACH
THANKSGIVING DAY!
CITY AND COUNTRY
MATTER HE HAD FORGOTTEN
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AT THE ISIS NEXT WEEK
Lyon Lodge, No. 29, A. F. A. M.
Regular stated communication Wed
nesday evening, Nov. ¿0, i:3U o'clock.
Entered Apprentice degree. Visitors
welcome.
The ladies of Ruena Vista Rural
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. ltider were here
club gathered on the school grounds
from Portland this week.
at Buena Vista Thursday and plant­
Mr. und Mrs. il. H. Fletcher visited ed a tree in honor and memory of
a war hero, their own boy, Johnny
Portland friends this week.
Nash.
Miss Velma Whiteaker was here
Dr. O. 1). Butler and 11. Hirschbcrg
from Portlund last week end.
went to Portland Thursday to wel­
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Cooper visited come the Imperial Potentate ol
Shrinedom and also to witness Gov­
friends in Portlund this week.
ernor Olcott being led across the
J. R. Cooper is in a Portland hos­ burning sands.
pital, huviug been uiling of late.
Shalor 1.kludge arrived home lust
Ira Mix and H. Hischburg auto- Saturday, having received his dis­
mobiled to Portland Saturday night. charge from the navy. After a few
ilays he will go to Portland where
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. McIntosh visit­ he will be employed by the Inde­
ed relatives in Portland lust week pendence Creumery Co.
end.
The Post has just received word
Mrs. Grace Morgan of Vancouver, that S. Taylor Jones, who is at the
Wash., was here on business this Good Samaritan hospital in Port­
land. is still doing nicely and if he
week.
continues to improve, his physician
Dr. and Mrs. W. R. Allin returned thinks he cun be brought home soon.
Tuesduy to their home at Blue
The beautiful chrysanthemums,
River.
grown by Mi's. W. N. Alexander, are
Ross Nelson was looking after the attracting considerable attention.
interests of his theuter. in Portland They are on display at Williums'
drug store and any one seeing them
this week.
at once pronounce Mi’s. Alexander
Miss Leona Hanna wus here from a most successful tloruculturist.
Portland this week visiting relatives
William P. Horned, veteran of the
und friends.
Civil war. who bus lived alone on
A new floor lias been laid in the his farm one and three-fourths miles
Independence postollice this week south of Independence, will soon
leave for Philadelphia where he will
and oilier improvements made.
make his home with his son. The
Charles Lawrence und Edith Mil­ son is here assisting his father to
dred Withrow, both of Independence dispose of his stock und farm im­
were licensed to wed at Suleni to­ plements. The farm will be rented.
day.
The Tri-County Dental Association
The Pacific Livestock Exposition comprising Polk, Yamhill and Mar­
in Portland this week attracted the ion counties, entertained the stale
attendance of a number of our cit- board of dental examiners at Salem
Wednesday night. Dr. M. J. Butler,
xens.
president of the association, presid­
Miss Gladys Irvine is here from ed over the meeting which was full
Astoria to spend Thanksgiving with ol pep, several instructive speakers
her parents, Mr. und Mrs .Samuel appearing on the program. Later
the looth specialists and their ladies
Irvine.
enjoyed a banquet at the Marion.
Corvallis Courier: Mrs. Charles
Alter the Road Spoilers
Rohrcr of Independence, who was
the guest of Mrs. W. P. Ireland, re­
turned home Monday.
Dallas The county court this
week forbid the use of (he highway
J. B. Hill will open a meat mar­ between Dallas, Ballatoli and Salt
ket in Monmouth next week and Creek to all motor vehicles unless
Monmouth people will like hint, and equipped with pneumatic tires.
[ W
ILLARD E. CRAVEN HDW
.
of the Yokum team Is to race against
horses, and they distance their speedy
competitors. They loathe the snddltng
process, and when the rider mounts
them w yi "buck" In a way to shame a
veteran broncho.— St. Nicholas.
MISS DORIS KENYON
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Star of “ The Great White Trail,” a story of the North,
the Thanksgiving Day Matinee Offering at the Due.
which a towering plot is built.
Go put him in another pen
Notice of Dissolution
Elsi e Ferguson in “The Aval­ Till breeding season comes again;
anche." Grand daughter of a gam­ Or if he's just a common scrub,
Notice is hereby given that the
bler and daughter of the proprie- You'd better make him into grub.
firm of Smith & Smith has been
ti 'ss of a fashionable New York
card room, she inherited the family No, No! Not Russia! Washington! dissolved, Oliver Smith retiring.
All the Comforts of Home.
The business w ill be conducted in
| taint. She is steered by a society
All the conveniences of a seagoing S adventurer into the very gambling
the future under the name of Smith
(Continued from Page 1.)
pleasure yacht have been provided for
: house which is operated l>y her Sallal, Chifnacum, Taholah, Syna- & Son. All accounts due Smith &
In a one-ton truek which started on n
Smith are payable to Smith & Smith.
louniey from Boston to Seattle a few j unknown mother. "Play your luck rep, Puyallup, Wawawai, Waucon-
Dated November 14, 1919.
take
a
chance,"
urged
her
pound­
weeke ago. Immediately back of the
da, Washougal, Washtucna, Wah-
SMITH & SMITH.
Irlver's sent Is n steel framework sup­ ing heart, responding to a forgotten luke, Solkulk, Newaukum,* Wahkia-
porting three spring beds, one above call. She did—and there followed kus, Penawawa, Ohop, I'mtanum,
the other. To the rear of the beds the min, tragic revelations, a struggle
Chuckanut, Usk, Chillowist, Yelle- Notice That Certain Street Improve­
i body of the ear takes on the aspect of ending in the death of a man by a
ment Bonds Will Bo Paid
pit, Mukilteo, Poulsho, Toppenish,
a kitchen and dining room combined. fall to the pavement far below, and
Inchelium,
Conconilly,
Sapolil,
Che-
On one side Is a gaa stove, a set of a girl wanted for murder. Only a
Notice is hereby given that there
saw, Nooksack. Oso, Samamish, Te-
drawers, a sink and a cupboard. On
mother's love, preferring a quirk koa, Attalia, Steilacoom, Lisabeula, is sufficient funds in the Street Im­
the opposite side Is a bureau with
provement Fund of the City of In­
eight drawers, and an leehox with a step into eternity from a prison cell Latah, Towal. Sol Due, Twisp.
dependence, Oregon, to take up for
capacity for 50 pouuds of Ice.— Popu­ to sacrifice of her daughter, solved
; the situation. Friday night.
lar Mechanics Magazine.
payment and cancellation Bonds
A IR L IE
A Mail’s Country," the leader for
Nos. 10. 11, 12, 13 and 14 bearing
He’d Better Say It.
Saturday night, is a rip roaring
date December 1, 1914.
Hugh Williams, who returned
The latest kind of war sonp with drama of the West of the days of
That on December 1, 1919, eacli
which we have had anything to do per­ HI when men lived hard and from the hospital last Sunday, is
of said bonds will be taken up and
sonally is made of one potato, one fought harder—lived fast and died gaining in health rapidly.
cancelled and paid in full, principal
onbm. one pinch of salt and a vast vol­
faster. The character of Kate Ca-
Mrs. G. A. Conn gave an excellent and interest to said date and ther« -
ume o f water, hut nnder snch circum­
iddress to the students of the Airlie | after said bonds will cease to bear
stances a man who tries to he pleas­ I re we, the dance hall queen of Hux
ant and eheerfnl around the house mo | ley’s Gulch is played by Miss Alma -chool Monday morning in the as interest.
Dated November 1, 1919.
always say: Well, this Is good and hot Rubens and she throws herself into sembly. She talked i f her trip thru
-Ohio State Journal.
j the character with the recklessness j Yellowstone National park. Having'
G W. IRVINE, City Treasurer.