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lieth ideals An unique problem con-1 I1ÀUS.AxAAUaJxAAi>e.A.M
UiiaAcdAitaA..á. IAis«.AlAxaa^*. »».
fronts the heroine, after she has 1
blossomed into the full flower of
glorious young womanhood. She is
wooed by three men—a village
schoolmaster, a college president
1 wish to state to all my friends and patrons, on account of und a Senator. Which shall she;
poor health, not being able to take care of my practice, 1 have
choose? To decide she devises a
sold my stock, the best quality that is produced in tins counry,
test-one that will keep you inter- r
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my instruments and my practice to 11ENHY E MORRIS CO., Eye­ ested aud tiuiiied. a load of hea ^ While gas is scarce to put your r ord in prim e condition.
sight Specialists, located in rooms '¿M to ¿11 Rank of Commerce
\y logs und the struggling helpless *
”
Building, Salem. 1 recommend Dr. Henry E. Morris to all my
form of u young girl hurtle over the
friends and patrons, as being capable of serving you, as good,
Remember , Careful , Prompt Ford Repairing
edge of a cliff aud fall ninety teet
maybe, better than 1 have. You will find him a gentleman, hon­ into a lake provide the punch in
est and honorable in every respect.
the sixth episode of "Smashing Bar­
It's a breath taking finish
1 have also turned over to Henry E. Morris all my prescrip­ riers.”
at the
to the episodes that comes after a | -
tions and recommend that you go to him to have your broken
half
dozen
other
jolts
almost
as
lenseu or glasses duplicated. His prices are as reasonable as startling.
mine.
Those who love to see William
1 wish to thank my muuy friends und patrons lor their liberal
Furuum
in Western character roles
patronage and friendship, courtesies and kindnesses extended
will
have
another opportunity on
to me during my teu years' practice in Salem.
Wednesday aud Thursday nights
when he will be seen in “The Last
of the Duanes” as Buck Duane, the
The Home o f Your Ford.
"Lone Star Ranger.” Buck becomes I ,
u hunted man after he kiiks a cow- j
boy who had repeatedly threatened
Ins life. He "lone wolf's it,” keep­
AT THE ISIS NEXT WEEK ing
WOMAN STRUCK BY AUTO
uway from civilization and mix­
ing with bands of desperadoes un­
MODERN BUSINESS PLANS
in this ho : se.' ums tin. reply,
OREGON CITY—Mrs. Ferris, wid­ lu the Ordeal of Rosetta” Sun­ til his meeting with the girl whom here; so if you will tell lue how to he “Come,
ye m" * : .iv . let's get down
MOVE SURPLUS PRODUCE
ow of the late James Ferris, of this day afternoon and evening, Alice he rescues. He gums a pardon get
there, I'll keep house until she to business. Who are you?"
city, was struck and run over Thurs­ Drudy creates the dual role of Ros- through her and by running down eomes.”
is El' ili, tit Ann Taylor,
day by an automobile driven by W. elta and Lulu Gelardi, twin sisters a bund of outlaws. The picture is After directions ns to where to find and “My I atn naine
keeping
bouse until my aunt Oregon Agricultural College, Cor­
D. Duffield, of Oregon City, route 4. but radically different—physically, a most realistic presentation of the the key, she started out. and in a • gets hack from Bosion.
Spu* invited nte
J uue 3—A name for the farm,
The accident occurred near the mentally und morally. Rosetta is days of border terrorism in Texas short time onme to n little white house to spend my vacation with Iter; n a vallis,
trade
name for the produce offer­
set
far
back
from
the
road.
The
cur
suspension bridge. Mrs. Ferris at- a sweet, reliant, girl, blessed with and certain scenes were filmed at tains were drawn, and the porch chairs here I am," was the answer.
ed
for
sale,
signboard placed in a
“Mother, do you know this young j conspicuous a place
tempted to cross the street aud i t : every virtue, who supports herself risk of life and limb,
adjacent to a pub-
piled
up
in
one
corner
of
the
veranda.
is believed she became bewildered [ and her uged father by learning Who owned the most valuable "I didn't know Aunt Mlrn had such lady?" be asked, as his mother ap­ lii highway, newspaper
peared
at
his
side.
i
and caused the accident. Her left i stenography and securing a poai-1 tract of lumber in the ¡Sierras? a pretty place, but it must be the one By this time the lady addressed a s letter-head stationery, and advertising,
of the
leg is badly bruised, but no bones j lion first in a typist’s agency aud Dick Bream? (Who wanted to own lie said the key was behind the blind “mother” took the m atter in hand, as type writer are advocated as use
a
means
were broken. ¡She was carried to ! later as the secretary to Aubrey it? The Hill and Burchard Cumber for the Ice man, so I can get in all she saw the girl’s embarrassment.
of putting Oregon farms on a busi-
the office of Dr. W. E. Hempstead llupgood, u successful novelist. Lo- Company. Did they get it? No. right."
“Who
is
your
aunt,
my
dear?”
site
nss
butsis by Frank L. Snow, profes-
and later was removed to her home. lu, her sister, is seen us a member j What did they do then? They The house was prettily furnished, asked.
sor
of
ol the underworld, a lellow-coiispir-1 darned up the river to keep Dick and after opening up som" windows “Mrs. Elwell my mother's sister C. industrial journalism at 0. A.
uloi of sharpers aud confidence men from flouting off logs. Who told Elizabeth Ann foraged the pantry and Mira." replied Elizabeth Atilt.
DALLAS
"It is taken for granted,” he says,
masquerading as foreign nobility Dick Bream about the plot? Eloise refrigerator and found plenty to eat. “There is some mistake. I'm not “that
up-to-date farmers are now
She went to bed about nine o’clock in Mira Elwell. tilthmigh my inline is El­
who
seek
to
ensnare
Aubrey's
sis-
j
Mackenzie.
Who
was
she?
Allen
J. O. Stoats, who lives at Eugene, ter. Lula is venomous, revengeful, I Mackenzie’s wife. Did Dick love what appeared to be the guest room, a* well. Why. lioh.Tl. lie must nn an the using farm account books which
is spending the week in Dallas vis­ impure und possessed of the basest, Eloise? Did he succeed in floating Eliznbeth Ann had been invited by Miss Elwell on the l.ane road. How make it possible for them to know
iting his brother, C. E. Stunts. Mr. elements in human nuture.
aunt. Mira Elwell. to spend her
of me not to have remembered definitely at the end of the year
his logs? How do men live aud her
vacation with Iter at Brookside. Eliz stupid
Stoats will leave soon for his farm Monday und Tuesday nights the i ! off
her
before."
whether the farm is run at a profit
luve and light in the iligb sierras,
^nn had never been there he- “Then this Isn’t my aunt’s house, and or
near Airlie for a short stay.
loss.
double bill is Constance Binney in eight thousand feet above the level I fore, and did not know much about I've eat1 a up all your food, and—”
"The
farm name, together with
Aunt
Mira,
except
that
she
was
her
|
"Erstwbile
Susan”
aud
the
sixth
epi-
°1
ILfl
sea?
Mitchell
Lewis
as
Dick
Ed Johnston and J. C Keating,
By this time Eli .abeth Ann was in trade name
for the products, should
mother's
favorite
sister.
sode
of
the
serial
"Smashing
Barri
Uream
will
tell
you
Friday
night
in
transients, both under 18 years of
tears. Robert E lwell , for ibis was stand for high
quality. The farmer,
The first two days and nights passed Mrs.
age, are in the county jail, liaving ers ' entitled "Downward to Doom.” i Children of Banishment.
El
well’s
son,
walked
out
and
left
without
interruption,
hut
on
the
third
of
course,
must
deliver the goods.
"Erstwhile
Susan"
is
a
happy
love
Bryant
Wushbinn
appears
Satur-
the two women alone Mrs. Elwell
been bound over to Uie grand jury
night
Elizabeth
Ann
was
awakened
in
,
Whatever
he
offers
for sale must
story—the
tale
of
a
poor
little
house-1
witjht
in
Kidder
&
Ko.
.
He
is
arranged
Unit
Elizabeth
Vnti
should
by Justice F. L. Wood at West Sa­
the night by an automobile coming tip stay with her until some time the next be as represented.
sou un °ki chap who lives in tile
lem, charged with theft of an auto­ hold drudge who becomes the Gov-
drive. Some one unlocked tlie door
when Robert would drive her over "People like to purchase clothing,
mobile belonging to Coop­ ernor s lady—of the clash between Maine and who lias joged along lor and soon Elizabeth Ann heard voices day,
t
c Aunt Mira's.
nineteenth
century
ideus
and
twen-
i
many
years
as
a
caimer
of
codfish.
or hardware, or even farm prod­
In the kitchen. She opened het
er of Independence.
When ihe mistake was explained to ucts from those who are business­
| iltt sticks to the old ways of doing below
bedroom door and listened, wondering Aunt
Mira the next day she laughed like in their dealings. Use of the
business hut manages to amass If It were burglars.
over
it,
and she nnd Mrs. E l w e l l began
considerable fortune. He sent the “Say, mother,” said a masculine
acquaintance which they n e v e r gave typewriter and letter-head station­
son to college but is convinced thul voice, “here’s a pink sweater and some nn
up. While they talked togelher. Eliz­ ery gives a good impression, and
the boy will never amount to any other things I never saw before.”
abeth Ann and Robert ph ' i an arm the farmer who adopts this means
some one’s eaten what we left f>tl
tiling. He's full of fool notions, Uie In “And
beautiful obl-fash: , d flowers of showing his business ability is
There has been for of
boy is, according to the old man's some the one refrigerator.
his
mother.
more likely to close deals than one
this house. Looks like
During the next three weeks Rnheri who uses any kind of writing pe-
way of thinking and his chief dis­ a strange In woman
was
in
this
house
Elwell spent a great deal of his time per, or is careless in respect to hand­
tinction is us a pool champion. now.”
with
Elizabeth Ann The momentous writing.
Then, wiieu dad tells hhu to go a- At this Elizabeth Ann hastily slipped I time came,
does, and when j
way aud return wiUi lb.lRXJ “iron on a kimono and cap and stepped out the sparkling as it ring always
had
heen
on “Newspaper advertising is prov­
men," Uie hoy, who labors under Into the hall, but drew buck as a young ! her linger, she exclaimed: slipped
“And
the
ing just as practical for the average
man
came
up
the
stairs.
the name of Cuthbert, comes to iiie.
first
time
you
saw
me
you
thought
I
‘
farmer as for any business man.
who tire you?" lie asked.
He goes away. He falls in love. “Well,
was a burglar.”
:
Scores
of farmers in Oregon are get-
“I
think
I
might
ask
you
the
same
j
And falling in love he rustles up a question,” retorted the girl.
"You were then, and yon are now i ting good
from use of both
lot of amhiUou to amount to some "W hat are you doing in this house for you stole my heart, and it’s only ; display and results
classified advertising,
fair that I play burglar now myself,"
thing, for he knows that there will In that costume?” said the mnn.
j The farm bulletin board is an effect­
be no gay wedding bells lor him “I have every right in the world to I in s the renlv.
ive supplementary force."
unless he manages to make a sue
cess ol himself. How he does it is
delightfully novel, so natural, aud
so amusing Uiat one warms right
up wiUi sympathy lor Uie young
loven.
Dr. M. P. Mendelsohn Sold Out
Grab This Opportunity
DR. M. P. M£NDELbOHN
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A GOOD MISTAKE
By M. A L U N E W EEKS.
UiX l * 2 t
by M c C lu re N e w s p a p e r S y m l l c i t « »
There was an air of expectancy
about the place, as though It had heen
waiting for centuries for deliverance
front tlie ties that held It there. Even
Ellas 1’ptoo. station agent, general
store proprietor and postmaster, lay
hack In his chair against the wall of
the station and slept soundly as the
train rattled In. stopped to let a pas­
senger off, and went out agntn.
The departing train left Elizabeth
Ann standing on the platform with a
sultcaae In each hand Not a human
being was in sight, except the station
agent, and It was with some misgiv­
ings that she spoke to him. Still he
slept, and it took a sharp poke to
awaken him.
“Bless them flies'" said Ellas, as he
slapped at a fly reposing on his hald
head Then he sleepily opened one
eye nnd saw Elizabeth Ann.
"W ell- what do you want?” he said.
“Can you tell me where Mrs Elwell
llv e s r
"Yes. hut she went to Boston this
morning on business, so she ssld. Be
back Saturday," drawled Ellas.
“Did you ev er' How could she for­
get that I waa coming?" said Elizabeth
Ann, half to berzelf. Then to Ellaa:
"It's cert a la I’ve m< to atav now I'm
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