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IDEAL PLACE FOR SOLITUDE FROM MARY By JANE WILKINS. I *■ b Bird I l. r I. in Colf f St. Lawrence, One of World’s lito.t Datolita Spots. £ Hctice To Créditer.' Est: t.' i f Ralph P, Baer. N g : K I IS HEREBY G'\ EN. Th • the ui de:signed, Effi Miiie Baer, hai ri: < f been duly appointed idmiiT ♦ the estate <.f Ralph I'. Baer, dvcea '*u and any one having claims a; hiiist :-ai< j estst may present the :»nm< prop ri ■ ' veri.’i. I within six months from th: I date of this first publication to tra s I Ellif .'Imie Buer ‘I her home in Roe Itivi r, Oregon, <r to tur Atlt rrci H , A. t’anaday at 32 North Ger. nil, Med 1 ford, Oregon. Date < f Firat Publication May Jät’ . I ' A. D 1918. ¡1.1 i i:: .M.' :: ii : B aek , Admini.- ratrix ! OLD ROOTS Sy MILDRED WHITE. Bird island, most northerly of th ji ■■TH*’* -I” • *■ .• A - rV8i ■/'Z' Magdalen Islands, hold , the v.or! . (Copyright, 191S, by the McClure Ñewsp-t* (Copyright, 1918, »Vv*lern Newuptpir Union, j Mel lure New. p • record for wrecks. The «hole group, per Syndicate.) per Syndl< ate.) There was a troubled look In Philip In tlie Gulf of 81. Lawn-nee, is excei'd- Grandma Rufes sat alone at the win Wentworth's eves, ns he studied the Ingly diingerour', but Pird island .«land* won't y'Hi marry ui", Nancy— dow, rocking. She wns always rod pt rl'ecl face and faultlessly g.irlasl fig first. .More like a hum rock than an Is it en nei’oiint of thin suldp fellow Ing these days. She was too feeble ure of his finnei e. Truly 1>. > mi'’l:t be Island Its walls rise grim and ray In .y u arc all toe lime wriliia Io? ' for work about the house, and her old an envied man. June Austi n's pi.si- “I don’t know, Dick- I really .nd the path of the mariner, flic bland eyes too dim for much tine sewing. has no bench or coast, only a sh*ep ir truly don’t tlun was also beyond re| 'ouch. Philip know. I thought 1 did care She sat rocking gently, looking out nt regular cliff rising abruptly from the for you a few months ago. but now, wondered vaguely how ho had attain- the mellow autumn landscape. oil to It all. Very far away seemed water. The top Is a barren plntenU of I'm not so sure—I think pi ilmps we're “Leaves a-fidling,” she murmurred not suited to eilcll other after nil.” Ills boyhood’s country home nnd the about five in-res. to herself. "When they are most beau simple people who had been hi* moth “Tian, it is Illis oilier fellow. T The principal Inhabitants arc bird: tiful and brightest colored they can Gulls, gannets and murres collie in know it vas a id you’ve never e er’s friends. For Philip, too, lu Id well en drop. They don’t have to hang on ' thousands to nest and roar their yonn -. . n him, eiili r Why. Nancy, ho nmy a prominent part in the great city’s 'mid on. Oh, If folks wore only III '' I The roar of their tlio-.i ends of wi ' lo entirely business life. different from whit you that, if only there were something I drowns the no'se of the wnlei T!.< think him. II.' might be almost any The courted nnd popular young Jane, could do!” IN I HE CIRCUIT COURTÍOF THE STATI thing!” Indians say that they are the souls < had seemed to drift Into his possession The sound of quick footsteps on the Of OREGON IN AND EoR JACKSGb ns easily as the rest of ills good for ' shipwrecked sailors. ‘ But ho porch outside nrre- ‘ed her attention, The human tenants of the plateau bo anything that wa n't wonderful an 1 COUNTY. tune. Sonietlmis, ns no«-, a sleeping mid she looked up eagerly ns a slim, nre the lighthouse keeper ami bis wife., write such beautiful letters—I .never Frai i es At n Kleinhammer, Plaintiff conscience awoke to remind liiin of dtirk-hnlred girl entered Hie room doomed to solitary existence ex< pt read such letters before. I just feel past promises nnd past obligations. -VP Mary’s coming was always like th" about once or twice a year when u ship I’ve got to see him before I can make But impatiently I’hilip hushed the con coming of the sun to Grandma Bates. brings provisions. Sometimes, perhaps Kate Hills and W. J. Hills her hus- up my mind about anyone else,” science. What has a successful man But today Mary was not smiling. In about every three or four years, an “Well, If that's the way you feel bir.d, Defendants. of the world to do with a country lad's There were traces of tears on her rosy enterprising naturalist comes to study about it, I gm ss we’d better call the To s; id Defend:.nts: Kate H .lls ai d \V. vows? They had long been outlined, checks, and her lips were quivering. J the bird life on the Island. whole thing off. I never could write I. Hil.«, her husband like former tastes and customs. She burled her head In the old Indy’s Ships can approach Bird Island only I a decent letter myself. When does Sir IN THE NAME OF THE STATh When he had started full of enthusi <S( lap and shook with sobs. In the calmest weather. Tlie slight Gnlalmtl return?” asm upon a college career, using the IF OREGON,’ You are hereby r quit “Oh, grandma, grandma !" est ripple and the craft keeps a re ' lie gets here some time next week :d to appear in the above entitled court proceeds of the sale of his vacated Grandma Bates stroked tlie spectful distance. The lighthouse is —on sick leave. I'm to meet him the home for tills purpose, Constance Dare, smooth head with a tremuloys rencheil by n rope mid windlass. The day after he arrives—we'll have ten ■in,! cau. e aril'ansv. r the Com; I had been his boyish ld"iil of nil that “There, there, honey, don't cry,” sh" >f this plaintiff on file herein again hardiest mountain climber would hesi somewhere, I think. He may n t look was desirable in a woman. He remem urged. “Whatever your trouble Is I you within ten days from the d ,t? •>' tate before attempting to scale Its the way I expect him to at all, but I bered still the tears upon her dink guess I’ve hud it, too. There Isn't service of this Summons upon yeu i' lashes, as he had said good-by, the rough gray walls. am sure he does.” much I haven't been through In my Tlie keepers of the light have been “Nancy, promise :ijo you won’t go to «ueh service is ’made within J icksnm tremble of her soft red lips. Now, lie time,'and I know things come out right slngulaiTy unfortunate. Tlie first went j I. tea with him till County, Oregon; within twenty day- remembered too, that her gou-n had somehow. Tell grandma «hat you’re insane mid had to la1 kept confined by : Illi ■ first.” from the date of the service of thi been one of muslin, the hand stretched crying about.” his wife and assistant until the pro- | , “You're crazy. D'k—ns 'f his looks Summons upon you if such service it in farewell across the hedge, had been “It's Jhn. grandma. We’ve had a vision boat arrived. The second was , ' could make any <11H'. renco In m.v fi el- mad" within any other county of th» roughened a little, by home nnd garden quarrel. Oh. yes, It wns silly, I can’t borne away by a floating piece of lee ' tell you whnt It «'ns about, but It h.'ip- when seal hunting in the curly spring. . Ings townrd him! Its his mind Pm «tale of Oregon; within six weeks from toll. Philip had intended to be true. thinking of, not his face” .'pi’ned a week ago. I told him I didn’t' His wife iMillntuined the lighthouse he date of the first publica i .n i f Why, it was for Constance’ sake that Tim week after Nancy's conversa- Want him over to come near me again' alone until help came from a neigh iummnns if served l>y pui>i¡ ■ a :oi> he had aspired to the highest. But tion with Dick was a busy one for the the great outer world is so full of in —yes, I did—and ho hasn’t, nil this ereof; or if served outside of the boring island. girl. Before she knew it, the day came teresting and absorbing tilings, gradu week. He acts ns if he thought I ifate of Oregon, in lieu of the actual 'lien she will! to newt her friend, and ally Plilllp forgot. meant «hat I said. He ought to have was in a perfect t’.irimtil of ex lublication, then w thin six weeks fron known—” FAD WELCOMED BY ARTISTS Nancy There was no other excuse for him. citement. Again and again she went he date of such seivi e, and yeu w.l! he forgot. Into his life came many The shadow of n smile flickered over,, the old lady’s face, and the light of j Painted Designs on Lingerie Give Op over the picture of him she bad form lenby ’ake notica that if yo i f II'tr girls, beautiful, attractive. At last ed in Her mind—every detail of it. o appear an 1 answer Compl iirt on Philip had yielded to the charms of whimsical memories «armed her eye«., portunity for Unlimited Display She and itnrold Fle'd lmd never ileh'.rein, for want thereof, the f h it,- •Time. With delightful frankness the “Just so!” she agreed. "I remember of Originality. . i alioiit themselves. very nateli talked when I quarreled with your grandfa iff will pray to the court for th? fol sought-after debutante selected him ther, too. It «ns about the color of Now that the hard hearted hosiery 'flicir letti rs li.ui been 'more about lowing relief against you, to wit:- for her cavalier, and no«’, they were n horse, I think, or something ns stu-. manufacturers have devilled to reduce things and Ideas and the great war. 'fhat the plaintiff recover off and betrothed. During the first days of Strange ns it may seem, the man pld.” their innniifncturijig costs by piloting rein ou the abov.’-nan¡el tieAndantf, their engagement Philip gloried in self- Within half an hour Grandma Bates out the fancy colors and startling de who met her in tlie lobby of the hotel congratulation. June was altogether jTdgment in the sum of Twenty five I where tliey had planned to sec each wns busily’ clicking her needles over signs of the ladies’: lines pnd limiting adorable, perfect. Then, uneonfessed, We have on hand for sale the following n lapel of khaki-colored worsted, mid the output to plain somber shades that other for tlie first time, was r nuirk- madre! dollars ($2500.on) and interest the round of gnyet.v into which she blanks viz: Mary wns listening, «Ith an occaslnnnl cannot lie heard coming, that portion nbly like her 'mental pictiirh of him, heieen at the rate < f eight (<,.:)per persistently dre«’ him became a bur preoccupied sigh, to tales of that other of femininity that demands novelties in except tlmt ho was soni" years older. ,’ent from March 2ó'h, 1918, until d, den. Philip desired to lie alone, to be Lease, “I had an Idea my godmother was ogeth 'i’ with one hu' d' 1 fifty d. llais allowed to think out seriously prob war, the war' to « hieh her grandfa dress .that fairly scream will Jiavw to Mortgages, ther had marched away never to re full back on the new fad in underwear. much older,” lie began, when they were •$150.00) attorney'. fees and co* s ano lems of business which demanded his Bill of Sale, seated at it little table together. turn. Oil paintings, done to suit the indi attention, Agreements. Nffiicy did not like to tel! him she liihursements herein to be taxed, and And so, through the «-eek that fol vidual taste, on the lingerie, each piece Jane was grieved by his absence; lor a decree of court foreclosing a cer W arrantv Deads, thought he would he younger, so .«lie lowed they knitted together, the old to follow tlie same design arid make up again ho yielded to her insistance. Quit Claim Deeds, lady guiding the girl’s fingers as she the set, and n mosquito net overdress only smiled and imide some perfunc tain teal estate mortgage securing said “Tonight.” Jane was saying “we Chattel Mortgage, learned to turn heels and toes, “purl” will put a spiderweb stocking in the tory remark about how deceptive let ieot and promissory note deicrib d in must go to the Schuyler dance, tomor At kn iv lodgements, and “blnd-off." shade: when it comes to startling sepjiic ters can be. For some time they talk p'aintiff’s (omplai t, and to which you row luncheon nt tlie country club mid ed of commonplace*, then he said: ire respectfully referred. And that And then, one day, the girl cmne in effects. Real Estate ontract, . iu tiie afternoon — ” “You've been so kind, so very kind aid mortgage be for-closed on thi white-lipped mid sat with her knitting Imagine a set with a lifelike repre- Location Notice—Placer, “Tomorrow,” said rhilip decidedly, untouched, her eyes dark mid tragic. sentation of the execution of Mnrte to me, my dear Miss Day. I 'Can't premises described therein as follows: Location Notice—Quartz, “I must be nt the office.” tell you how much we fellows over Grandma Bates knew Hint something Antoinette on the back of the corset Satisfaction of Mortgage, Commencing at a point on the Nortl “If you are going to he an old grub had happened, hilt she wisely kept cover and a panoramic sketch of the there appreciate the wonderful letters Real Estate ,\’j:its Goatract, line of Block number Six (6) of Gal of a husband—•” Jane pouted, and all some of you women write us. Why, her silence, mid nt last Mary spoke. taking of the Basilic running lurotintl loway’s Addition to the town (nov nt once, nnd unaccountably, across A t reasonable prices. We intend adding “He’s enlisted.” she said dully. the bottom of the underskirt, with many of us don’t hear from home for City) of Medford, lil uated 123.76 feet Philip’s stagnant memory flashed a pic other blanks as fast as possible untii “Jim's enlisted. His sister told mo so oilier sidelights of the French ,l(t*volU- weeks at n time. And those Imxes and West of the Northeast corn r there ture of his sweetheart of. long ago. this morning. And if he goes without tion sandwiched in where opportunity knitted things, too—I felt I must see you just to let you know what we real •■rhilip.” Constance had told him, I Che line is complete. Blanks of special my seeing him again—-” of, and from "s'iiil point running presents. , “ «lion you and I are married, I shall form printed to order at short ui ti e "He won't.” said the old lady con- , Possibilities? Why! ¡A 'pair of silk ly do think of you all. I.ettqrs can’t thence South 176 fee1; thence West try to help with your success.” fldentl.v. “Either he will come to see ones never begun to oiler rhe possi say half of what we mean.” 122 74 feet; thence North 17'5 f> ei i “It wasn’t anything but a pleasure “Jane, dear,” ho confessed fmniul- you, or else you «'Ill write and ask bilities for effective display of the the North line of said Block; then« to me,! ’ returned Nancy- promptly, slvely, “ ‘have 1 I ever mentioned being lilm to.” artistic tempernment that this new fad E ist on North line 122.74 to ti I engaged long ago? There was really “Dll. I can't! If only’ I weren't so docs. All struggling artists whose pro blushing slightly nt hlsiqaimestness. place of commencing. All iu Jaek- nothing serious about the affair, for I i “Ah, but it was to ,ine. Whether stubborn mu]/stupid. I can’t, grnnd-, ductions are not in demand since the i BUSINESS CARDS son County,'Orfgen; left Hie village, and forgot; but you mn, mid I'm sure that .Tim will never war economics have put a quietus on you were nineteen or ninety, tlie kind ness whs thel’p.Just 111 " sumo—1 felt it That H’.i I premises be crd"r< d might to know. You will not lie Jeal come first." the picture, nini'ket will rise oil .masse ous of a past, will you Jane?” But Mrs. Hutes shook her wise old and call the originator of the new idea all ,tho time.. Ami I've told someone the manner provided bv law, else about It—my wife, Sh.' asked me proceeds thereof be applied head mid said no more. Contemptuously the girl's laugh rang blessed.—Brod,ton Times. GUS NEWBURY fOiKlw you this letter frinii lisi’ today, Several days passed nnd nothing out. I In the payment of costs a d e to li t.you know how much she jlljii'.' « happened, except that Mary grew pale “Jealous of a village maiden, Phil,”, Attonuy-at-Law French Labor Shortage. of anyone who Is kind to me. '1 here's i pen«e of sale. «¡th the struggle she was «'aging. The hick iff labor 1ms become ffioqe ei i li a scribblqd postscript on- the bot II In the payment of casts Sad di-- she mocked, “now mo doubt a vil age- Will Practice in All Courts in the State But Mary's grandmother kept stead acuto i.n almost nil the vital, imlnsti'lik old nuiid. Me!” And Philip smiled ily nt work upon the sweaters, socks of Friuioe, There ;nre'tiiiiinj' suMieifs tom frpm.pue. of. .Hie, (.'liililrrn, You b irsements of this suit, including the :>t her own comparison. But his heart ‘ MEDFORD, OREGON ittorney’s fees allowed the plaintiff by » mid helmets which she completed «Ith of Hie old ehisses In the French army, innsi n't mind the iplditloii." was troubled nnd his mind ill at ease. “Oh. tliank you." Nancy crie(l hasti it e court. mnnzlng rapidity. And If nnyone had mon -10 years of age or more, whose hereafter devote himself to He must III The amount due the plaintiff er his work, Determinedly he did so, rdal- noticed, there was a curious, happy Usefulness nt the fcdnti fs a question ly. ,"Pin to be married .myself soon. 1 lltt'e smile about her lips nt times, a open to debate. A.gitatton h»s fieon .ihisight I'd tell yop thi* iiftornqon ¡said note and other f tans of ind bted- iz.ing the while the coldness of his be- 1>. W. BAGSHAW n 'ss, and the balance it anv tÁere It trotlied’s ifisappri >val. secret twinkle In her eye «hen she going on siiicu tile time when Ameri iti before I pnnounce .it to everyone.? Soon they isirteil >vl,th n feeling of looked nt Mary. after said amounts have been ftjll.' his Tn the hot office, engaged with paidielpatiiMi fit the win: minio.dhe df- Attorney at Law One evening after the old Indy hud lmiml foe mirti tens ni nne nt tire Imtt(e niul.urJ f<v<ppct and ndpiirat.leu but •paid, satisfied and discharged, !>_• paid problems, he knew Hint Jane was n >t gone to bed Mnry snt alone trying to front, to'ieiieve the add Bolins, i Early wljh no desire to know each other sacrificing one whit her pleasure. Here over unto the said dpfeirlarts, an NQTARY PUßUC AND CONVEYANCER read, straining her ears for the sound in .1917 II h > doubtful privilege of ah lx i:.-r. "Fm. nil hliot," thought Nancy. “I j i th l’eby all and any title, estate, liti and there he read accounts of her pres of steps which never came. And then, ence. “ Jane, ” he culled one day over honorable discharge was granted fi Office with Jacksonville Post. quite suddenly, they did come. As of eurefrea. fathers of six or more chil never thought for a piinute l|iat liy was ' ! md interest of the defendants in tint the phone, “may I come out this eve- old there was a quick ring nt the bell, dren. Tint ronb problem before the married. And, jlie children, too !’.' IL'r ¡ to said premises be foreclosed ard tor- ning for a little restful time? I am JACKSONVILLE. - OREGON nn Impatient tattoo on the door-pane. chamber of deputies is whether to tn In sense of lipmor overcame her at .this : lever barrel, except as to the right el tired dear, yott will not drag me out point mid phe laughed . till she ,was i _____________________ Mnry opened the front door, to see her I redemption as provided by law; and for to some affair?” up tint quest ¡on of thoiiild uliisseh Inin weak. I « » Jim. In khaki. ¡ such other further and different relief .large spirit or whether to .continue te Jane's voice laughed back over the froiu thè faet thilt he Aside I lie came in ns though nothing hud make slight concessions to the demand' is to the court may ,«e"m .proper ant phone. IL K. HANNA married, he hijjl not Insù lialf so happened. , equitable in the premises. of thelr.gnustitimnts. us nnvwav. Frolli thè fusi ‘T have grown tired trying to uproot "Like my uniform. Mnry?" h» asked. This summons is published in TI e you Phil,” she said, “anti I am afraid ------ !- mi uf she had known that, SiiC Lawyer They talked for a strained five min Adjustable Support for. Broken Limbs plumst been afraid tlui.t be youlct—she Jacksonville Post, under and by virtue It is useless, All through your life utes of things that didn't mutter, " b'ests of » .new limb impport yvhle) had only wanted to make sure. And i of an order duly made and entered uj - you will cling and cling to old quiet every day things that had existed be Office in Bank of Jacksonville Building I oil the 10th day of April, 191*’, in thi- way:«. I don't want to he quiet, Phil, fore their quarrel. And after n while have been mode in a fmspttnl In th|> she had. ceiint.ry Imvi- waved so sniitffaep if. Tlie first .ibiug. JJlUWE ’N'l « hen she court nt’.il cause by Honorable F. M. or sensible ever, I live on excitement JACKSONVILLE, lie took her hand again and they made OREGON Hint a Red l'r. -s rnit will ’..I,, on jrot bpvk from luff tea party was to Calkins, ( ircuit Ju g . Tl._* date of and change. So good-by. Don't feel inutiml confessions, each one Insisting hard to me Phil; we grow in different on tlie blmne for that misunderstand ■ ilio delict's to France, .together will rush to tile telephone. , the lit. t pub iialiun is the Uti: il..y < f specificatlffns for funking Others, if de ,. "la that you,..Dick?" she n*ke\l. ing. Ma., , 1Í118, 1918, last publícal o i is the 22nd places, and roots are deep.” Hill ’ d." xiiys populan Meflmni) Maga '•yes — arp you going to tyll.me the Wearily Philip Wentworth closed THIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FCFÜIGN “It wns all my fault. Mary, every of June, 1918 zine. As desi vibofj nud Illustrated, fi worst?" ADVERTISING BY THE the door of his office. Dully he passed T bit. You don't know how hard It's C. M. T homas , ’■Tlie worst thing possible for you— into the summer air, with half uncons been to keep away from you, especial oonslstn of “n lisinniogkllke sling sus Attorney for Plaintiff. pended from ii step! arm thut can In I'll marry you tb*.minute you'll have scions longing he boarded a country ly since I knew I «-as to go to France. Medford, Oregon. bound trolley. Some place, he niukt iittnehed either to a bed or a whee' me!" ,, , , I’ve tried and tried to get over my GENERVL OFFICES chair. ■ Its special feature Is the free “Nancy !" find rest. And ns the green mendoVs I stubborn, stupid pride nnd come to NEW YORK AND CHICAGO ♦ • doni of movement that Is affords th< “I mean It—:J'll eveu get Vlu'Io Will flashed into view, Philip knew that .von. but I couldn’t. If you hadn’t sent patieilti; H.v means of a rope and pul to perform the. ceinmony nt short n - Jane Austen young and gay. was right. BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL C.’7T3 mo that sweater to show how you Notice To Credifors, leys the sling can be raised or lowered Hen—I told him I'd do something like felt—“ Always she must soar through life a while the supporMng arm permits i that soiue day." • butterfly, while his roots would cling "Sweater?" she repeated vaguely. In the Matter of Julius to swing from siile to side," to the quiet places. “ Then, I'll be up with tin license In Bj«tre n.ird, Estate. "Yes, It fits beautifully, too. When five miimtes,” f • As one In a dream ho walked down I unwrapped It and saw the words NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that A New London Dripk. "When did yen get the 1ieeB«e?" •From Mary’—when I saw how good the undersigned, George R. Lindley, the familiar village street, paused wist An Ainerlenn In a public bar In I.on mill forgiving you were, I felt like all "I've had it for n nlonth—1 unuitt d has been duly appointed administrator fully to gaze over the top of the hedge di n was my stifled recently when a cus. •. ».•:;• t.;- kinds of n scoundrel. I can tell you." to lie pivpaix'd.” Effective Nov. 13, 1916. of the Ectaie of Julius Rjerrega 1, into the old Dare garden, and ther^ in I tinner entered and sang out: "1.0’. the hammock. Just ns she used to be, Mnry sat dazed. She had sent no min not “ All right. If yoiffil pritnilw deceased,, and rotiee is hereby given hop, pleas»." At first the num iron • t was Constance Dare. north bound T rains , sweater, she opened her lips to say so. the States believed the newcomer va to speak to Sir Gnlahail for itlii>t1*'r that any and all persons having claims t I • i nnd then, as a sudden thought came to Wonderlngly she camo nemss »hi month I’ ll have to got' used to not seeking to telephone, but the bar malt against the said estate may present the lawn to meet him. Still heavy lay the 14 Portland Passenger..........8;20A.M her, she remained silent. She would i :■ put.out a drink, the thirsty one tlranl thinklne nllout him." Same properly Verified, witliii six lushes upon her Check. Jtlll soft and tell Jim later, when she had nitide "Yon Iwf. 1 will, I never wArtt To lind'ivdd for It ami tlum left wlthoir 6:20 P.M. months from the dat f this ¡u’*l p ib- red her lips. Tlie muslin gown fche 16 Oregon Express.... sure. guying gunther woi’d. of course. Amer '.car W him again, jTm’nitiv be stne." lication, which first publication ;<■ Hnv 12 Shasta LifniteH Next morning Mary stole In «1th her wore was the most graceful wonnwily •'ThCtt. t'11 fie ■wnlt'nf at tli” ehin’- ’i 2:18 A,M lean Inquisith ei> ss had to Im satisfied ivl>, A D. 1918 ••'«• * n-tn.i;’i-tr,i< r gown that rhilip had ever seen. Iler grandmother's cup of ten and found Investigation developed that ths or wherever you want me t«—tbit'« SOUTH r.OVND THAINS» hand stretched out In greeting clashed th" old |ndv wnitfn«’ for her b it latgst beer price orffer In Rugland fixe? my only coaJltlon.” his In reassuring warmth. eyed. "GiVA-by.' ■ffarllA«’—!’•• • tl,e giaai'nmm t «¡iep of beef aQjovei 5 CalifoR.is Express ........ 10:50 P.M I "I know whnt you’re going to w gravity than .1,036 nt eight cents “Philip!" murmured the girl of |ldt a second.” Legau Grandma Rat ’«. “But It brought 3. Sen Francisco Express.. .9:05 A.M ,'int. anil Ivor tit gravity of fry’u 1.0". ’ youthful dream. And thqirjiearts i|. \v Mi,«s iapcy/.J’.! 1 nviy.-ri’,:-. tdm, didn't It? And I didn't say «hat joyously cut to ench oiher like birds, > 1.042 nt ten cent* n ,piqL— M'^ltfeu ' , rau off ty> piTpure her inj t.lier foj- th.s G foroe R L indley , 11 Sbasta Limited........... . 3:20A.M Mnry. I guess my name's Mary, too." Star. across the fragrant hedge. I sudden ctyuige of her plans. Administrator. Summons. Good Printing Try the T ie, you get I work low prices LEGAL BLANKS JACKSONVILLE POST. Change in Southern Pacific Time Table 1 17 Ashland 1'asscr.gtr 4:36 P.M