—
A KISS BY
MISTAKE
By
WILLIAM CHANDLER
Mstohnikoff a» a Cook.
One day seuie distinguished visitor»
who had arrive ! In Parla and were he
lm, is r . l about by a committee
wore tal. ii to .«II upon the late Pro-
fi
>r Meb'hutkolT. the famous aoleu-
tt l who be I lev is I that the secret of
long life lay lu diet, toward the hour
» f t :' 'ii. The lals'nitory was all but
empty, as most o f the workers had de
parted for that sacred meal, the French
dr ¡euner. But Mctehulkoff was there
h i • eif Intent on n vessel he was hold
ing over u gas burner.
" ! t must be a very Interesting exper-
1 . t lluil keeps you engaged even at
tli s hour.” remarked one of the com
mittee.
"Look for yourself," said Metehul-
k T', and. continuing to stir with a
g
, tube, he'd up the dish so that a
doll, tous fragrance rose to the nose#
o f the visitors.
“That's what I'm working at,” he
lunched, “ bananas lu slices, fried In
butter. They are excellent,” —W orld’s
Work.
no'
A Sketch of
Twin Brothers
By F. A. MITCIIEL
t«*. > - * m m *
A SH A BBY
A N N O U N C H A Mi N T
FIFTEENTH ANNUAL OPENING
N OBLEM AN
By ALAN IIINSDALE
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OF
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SPRING MILLINERY
W
<3M
It is sweet and melancholy to go
A gentleman dressed very plainly—
Ned Bartbolow sud his fiancee.
it *
back In memory to our home* \.
Indeed, shabbily stepped Into n Jewel
Haruh Stevens, were on a railway train
We wore youngster*. Wo did not u
* r'a store In Ncxx York mid asked xv ItU
AND
entérine the city of New York. They
tze hoxv happy xvo xvere or at leas,
«
a British a* cm to see some pearl
were to be married In a month, and,
hoxv happy xvo idiould have been. 1
i(ti à
.Vvl I k . vine business In the metropolis,
waa one of txxlus. Tout aud Jim uecklarca.
m
The
clerk
xxent
to
a
saie.
look
out
Sarah had decided to go down with
I was Tom, When Jim and I wore
him and spend a few days there on the
(H
betwoeu fifteen mid si\tom we were aovertll trays and placed them oil the
like one poison. And yet one seeing counter.
matter o f her trousseau.
ic i
us togothor would never have cons Id
"These necklaces are xery expeu
Shortly before reaching the Terminal
erod us uh su li. 'Vo wore always slxe." he said. "O f comae so large
STAYTON OREGON '
the train ran Into a tunnel. It was a
quarreling or secured to t*> quarrellui. number of leal pearls cost money. But
short tunnel, and no lights were lit.
With others it would have rvailx hoc 1 this one," limiting out a single string
)
0 0 $ $•"
t'S
Most o f the passengers, thinking that
quarreling; with us there xx ;s 110 quar
they wero rolling Into the station,
of very small Jewels, "Is chea|ier. The
rel at all
Wo xvere streaking In a price Is fJ.MUi."
arose fr. ui their seats and crowded
language
we
both
understood |<erfcctly.
Into the rlsle, Neil and Sarah among
The mini did not seem shocked at
I remember waking up one mortiliig the enormous price named by the clerk,
the nunilier. When Ned perceived that
and seeing Jim at the dresser putting but ufter 11 i lose Inspection of the ar
... i
(be train was In the dark he conclud
Explosives.
ou a shirt that 1 had kept laundered to ticles, holding them wttlilu a few
ed to take a kiss. Drawing Sarah to
The whole power of any explosion,
wear on an es|>eclal occasion.
Inches of his eyes, 011 which he wore
ward him. be pressed his lips upon wh ther it le a burning or a detona
“ What lu thumlor are you doing?" t glasses (evidently to correct near,
tion.
which
Is
a
sudden
fixing
o
f
cer
hers.
yelled.
sight), he humled them back to tho
Sarah, to his astonishment, broke tain chemicals Into gas nil at once
No answoi.
clerk, saying: " I can do livttcr lu Lon
A fine line o f new materials to choose from.
on ay from him. at the same time nt- everywhere throughout the mass re
“ Y'ou blnnkety-hlank robber. If you don. Let me see some earrings.”
I rln- a ir
The train shot out Into gardless of heat. Is caused by nature's
don't put that tthirt hack In the d.uxrc.-
The clerk put axvay the trays and
t' e I' ht r I reienled to Ned a young total refusal to permit two bodies to
I'll got np and break every boue in brought forth others containing ear
'vui. n 1
ng at him Indignantly. occupy the same place hi the same time. your body!”
rings. The customer, ns lu Ilie ease
S. t h was vtindlnR a yard away from Gunpowder occupies a hole drilled lu a
Jim had the shirt on mid was tying before, examined the more ex|>euslve
rock deep enough to accommodate a
her fiance.
my best cravat arouud his neck.
articles und uaked the price o f n pair,
The yetirt woman who had been pint. A fuse explodes It.
I launched anathemas and threats each having 11 single peudant of a dla
c/4!so many pretty fancys in striped, dotted
During
the
time
it
takes
that
pint
of
U se! *. -it the astonished eiptvs-
xrlthout number, but they uvulVl
rV :t on
d s face, broke Into a smile. gunpowder to change to a gas It grows nothing. Jim wont out with ni.v ap mend us large us a good sized pea.
itnd
figured material for sport suits.
The price waa $4,BOO.
Ned was In a dilemma. He couldn't so that there are 401 pints o f gas occu propriated toggery, and I turned over
pying the holjj—or trying to. I f the
"You are* nearer a reasonable price
a;>oloRlno r. Ithout saying that he had
on these," »aid the customer. “ They
hole is strong enough they might. But for another nap.
kissed the wrong woman. So he said
When we were uUuit sixteen Jim lie are« very pretty."
It Isn't They push the rock apart and
nothing. The smile on the girl's face
make room for themselves. I f it was n came enamored of a girl exactly ou,
The clerk Und shown the man Jewels
changed to a frown. Sarah, not un-
pint o f good 0yiuiralte there would be a age. I remember that she wore her far beyond the price he Hupiswcd from
derstandriy what had hapiened, look-
his upis-aiunce lie could |wy. Indeed,
volume of SIT pints of gns trying to hair in a number ol beautiful curls
< tl curions.
occupy that pint hole. And if It was There was something boxx .t hing In lie fancied the party simply desired te
The fra!-i sfnpptd In the station, and blasting gelatin 1.380 pints!—Scientific her tossing them aside when they got feast tils eyes U| k * ii them. The diamond
* passer ■ -x |am red out on to the American.
lu her way. Just as soou as Jim lost earrings were apparently nearer Ids
: '¡form . The k:ssed woman alighted
his heart to her my xvurdrobs became caliber. Perhaps u sale could be effect
re Nr*! at.d Sarah, and Neil kept an
especially subject to his depredntlous
ed. After holding them near and far
Victoria and Napoleon.
< • on her as she walked out o f the
I hail a weakness for Jewelry. I had and eutehhig the light on tho dtumoiuls
Queen Victoria once gave a remark
-
w « d03en yards ahead of him.
able description of her visit to the saved my money uiid bought a gold lie asked th*> clerk If he could send
-en she reached the sidewalk she en-
oM any of them worth $3.50 and $4.00.
These are reul
tomb of Napole-.u I. during the reign locket, which I used f* r a fob. Tlis them to tils hotel. He would like Ida
'• e l a tavl. Ned made a mental note
o f Napoleon 111. ‘ ’The coflln is not yet watch at the other en 1 of the ribbon will* to sis* them. The clerk ugreed.
!•"<> nund'or.
bargains.
Neat,
serviceable,
good
styles,
sizes from
here.” she wrote, "but is lu n small was au old oue in u silver ease. It wns The gentleman guve Ids name, George
• 'ate has so many i*ers'>ns’ affairs in
of
no
use
except
for
an
excuse
to
dis
Throckmorton, and Ids hotel, at the
side chapel of St. Jerome. Into this
2\ to 7, tho’ not all sizes in all styles. This will be the
I’ • hands that it starts things, then
the enqieror led me, and there I stood play the trinket ill the other end Que «•m e time taking out a cambric baud-
If :ve* the ; rrsons themselves to work
last chance this season to save money on shoes, and
at the uriu of Napoleon III., his day I missed my locket. I didn't see kcrchlef und wiping ills glasses With
oat the pr< b.em, though fate will take
nephew, before the coffin o f England's hoxv It could have been stolen, because the handkerchief came a letter which
probably
the last chance for a long time to come. Sale
a hand at e.uy time In any o f the mil
bitterest foe. I. the grauddaughter o f nothing else In the house had hecu dropped ou the floor.
lions of life's real stories. Ned Bar*
will continue two weeks from March 22.
that l.lug who hated him most anil missed.
The clerk's luiek was turned at the
fholow felt that he owed the lady he
The next time 1 saw Jim's girl what time, for he was putting away tho
who most vigorously opposed him and
had kissed hy mistake an apology. Since
this very nephew, who bears his name, wns my astonishment to see tny locket Jewel trays and when he again faced
lie could not well have made one In the
being my nearest and dearest ally! sus)K-iided to her in- k. Jim had— the counter t» fashionably dressed man
presence o f Sarah It occurred to hltn
The organ o f the church waa playing stolen It? No; he had simply appro xx’as there holding out the loiter the
that possibly he might do so when Sarah
'God Saxe the Queen’ at the time, and priated It as com m on property between other had dre>pped.
was not present. At any rate, he fixed
this solemn scene t. >*k place by torch brothers, lie knew very well that I
"The man who Just left you dropjied
in memory the number o f the taxicab
light nml during a thunderstorm. would see it on his girl and would this," he said.
In which the lady had been driven
Strange anil wonderful Indeed!”
know that he had taken It. There is
Tlie clerk took the letter and natural
away aDd as soon as he had dlsjiosed
nothing like steallug about that
It ly looked at the address. It was the
of Sarah went to the cab company's o f
la simply claiming one's own.
Earl o f Boytngstous, ---- hotel, N»W
Making a Hot Compras*.
fice. asked that the nnmber be called
In the Ameri<\in Journal of Nursing
There must have been the diiwu of York, U. S. A., mid bore n London
in and when the cab cam* paid the
Exaggeration and the use of
cabman a dollar to tell him where hs Elizabeth Itobertson gives the follow manhood in uie. for when I was about postmark.
Superlatives
in the printed as in
ing directions for milking a hot com to blurt out ttint the locket belouged
"That’s singular,” said the clerk to
had driven the lady.
press:
Wet
the
compress
with
tepid
to
me
I
restrained
myself.
I
took
a
the
nmn
who
picked
up
the
letter.
the
spoken
word,
inevitably re M on cf to Loan I Hava Mad* Arrange-
Another strange thing is that we da
menta for loaning eastern money,
“ What's singular?”
things for one reason thinking that we water, then Iron It rapidly with a very much more honorable way— ao 1 con
act to the discredit of the one em
"W h y, that the fellow should be •
will make very low rate o f Inter
are doing them for another. Ned could hot flatiron. This produces sufficient sidered It—to repossess myself of my
Yet some adver
His clothes are worn ploying them.
cut on highly improved farm«. Ho
have let the matter drop, or he might steam to li"M more heat and obviates property. I asked to be permitted to nobleman!
the
necessity
o
f
wringlug
out
exces-
shiny."
tisers
piunge
on
blindly, overstat
examine the locket, and when It xvaa
mer H. Smith, room 5. McCornack
have sent a brief explanation by mail :
s!x-ely hot cloths.
“ Don't you knoxv," replied tho other, ing the merits o f thier product,
banded to 111 c 1 declined to return It.
—that Is, after getting the lady’s name.
Bldg., Salem, Oregon, Phone 96.
Lucy—that was her name—upbraided examining the address, “ that those
He did neither. He called at the ad
tf.
The Money Power.
me and called upon Jim. who was pres English lords wear seedy clothes? It’s blatanty claiming all the super
dress the cabman gave him that very
But you should see excellences for their wares and
Braggs—It is positively absurd ta ent. to secure the return of her treas an affectation
evening and asked for the lady who
FOR R E N T - 6 milk cow* to rent to
had arrived during the afternoon on a talk about a “ money power” In this ure. Jim xvas In 11 tlx. He took me their lackeys, all velvet and gold, with then wonder that their
com good reaponaible party for further
poxvdered
wigs
and
silk
stockings.
country.
There
Is
no
such
thing.
«side and offered nio a scurfpln aud a
train.
petitors outsell them. Such was particular» apply to C. P. Neivert
The truth is that all this part o f the W.aggs—I'd Just like to discuss that piated gold chain if i would let (he Sometimes their shoe buckles are net
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with
you.
Have
you
got
n
minute
ta
’ e statement made by Andrew Stayton Ore.
with
real
Jewels.”
matter
stand
for
awhile
as
his
gift
to
story might as well be condensed In to «
“ You don't mean It!” said the clerk.
few words. That kiss In the dark was spare? Braggs—Not n minute. I've Lucy. I told him that If be would udd
E. Coburn, Advertising Manager
" I ’ ve heard it said that the members
a feast for a god, and he wanted anoth got n note due nt the bank, and they'r# a risl cravat o f his that 1 coveted 1
of the Maxwell Motor Company. FOR SALE or TRADE —A Hv«.fiM*m
would condone hl.s offense and leave . o f the house o f lords nre the worst
er one from the same lips. He could bothering me to death about It.—Life.
Continuing be said: “ Modesty modern cottage, two lot* on corner
dressed
men
to
be
found
In
nny
tagls
tbc locket in his girl's itossesslon. i
kiss his fiancee all he liked. Possibly
clo*e to «chool in Newbcrg, Ore —A p
Eighty Per Cent.
linking a virtue of necessity, lie yield lntlve assembly. I happen to know and a firm respect for the truth
that entered Into his reasons for wish
ply Mail Office.
"The Browns are celebrating their ed to tny flinty terms, and I returned that tho Earl o f Boylngstone Is one of
ing to kiss another woman whom he
are
qualities
that
are
certain
to
the
richest
men
In
England."
silver wedding next Saturday.”
had no right to kiss.
the locket to Lucy.
Tlie clerk put the letter In his pocket, command respect - partly through FOR SALE—Sale bills, liuri-cx rnrda,
“ Their silver wedding? Why, they've
The lady entered the room wonder-
That was many years ago. I have
ingly and, seeing the man who had been married only five years!"
forgotten xvlmt became of the locket, ami when tie sent tlie earrings and the th -ir inhert nt charm and partly letter heads, envelo|>en and all kn.d* of
“ I know, but that's fix-e times ns long bait It is my Impression that It never letter to tlie earl's hotel sent also a
ki-sed her, blushed. That was the most
through the infrequeny of their printing. Mail Office.
fortunate thing she could have done. as anybody expected them to stay mar came back to me, though Jim ' banged message that there xvas IS I*er cent
It doubled Ned’s desire to kiss her ried, so they feel that they nre entitled bj.s girl very soon aft* 1 his stopping discount on the necklaces, which ho use.
to a discount."—New York World.
igain.
Dty mouth with his pin In i-ck Jewelry had not mentioned. The Countess of
‘ Maxwell advertising endeav FOR SALE —A No. 12 I)e Laval separ
ator good a* new $40. Apply at Mail
Bayliigstone ududred tho earrings, and
" I have taken the liberty to come
anil n well worn necktie.
ors to convince by means o f a office
tf.
without permission,” he said, “ to make
Then come my turn to get 11 girl. I the earl asked the man xvlio brought
a explanation.’'
❖
4* wish I could fee] toward a woman to them If n draft on London for tho careful and simple presentation
The lady dropped her eyes to the 4> PRACTICAL HEALTH H INT. * Huy as I felt toward that girl. Phoebe price would lie accepted In payment. of pertinent facts.
We believe FOR SALE -Ited clover need.
doer and waited. Ned had intended *
Nick Neitling, 5 mile» e »»t of Stay-
-----
♦ was her iiunie. and I considered tier The bearer telephoned the firm, and in simplicity for it is a full bro
to tell her that he was engaged to the
ton. Phone 1474.
To Prevent Colds.
d* radiantly beautiful. I have sim <- s on since the clerk had re|>orted that
21
In !y who had stood near him on the 9
a picture of her taken at that time, George Throckmorton xvas also Earl ther to truth and it begets con
Dr. Eugene I,. Fisk of the Life
and I have been surprised
see teat of Boylngstone tho partners consulted viction.
t : n and to confess that the kiss bad
Moreover most of us are FOR SALE 32 head sheep. Apply T.
:> Extension institute, in New York
:-n intended for her. But how could 4* city, suggests that one of t l « best ❖ she was red headed. frc> !;l*-.l und «ruth as to xvlicihcr they should do so un very : imple people and prefer to
O. Archer, Kingston, Ore.
tf
usual 11 thing as he requested. Tho
be hope for n duplicate kiss after malt- F methods for preventing colds is ♦ nosed.
clerk xvas called in and told that tho listen to tne language we under
4»
to
breathe
ns
mmb
fresh
nlr
as
‘
9
• ii : such an avowal?
The scamp
I invited my girl to go to ride with
customer hud refrained from buying
FOR SALE—A No. 15 De Laval Separ
1 u - riged hi - indies, entering instead <3* possible. A draft, lie holds, is 'It me. Unfortunately I did not keep my
stand.”
the [*earl necklaces not liecnuse they
on a tissue t . ' !>*.
> not to be feared unless it is •> intention from Jim. and the day I drove
Another thought I might men ate- good a» new. Apply Mail Office.
were
expensive,
but
because
lie
said
" ! had noli- -d you," he said, “ sitting > strong enough to lie chilling. It «3> up to the house of my ladylove in-
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he could do lietter In London. " I f tion is this: every advertisement
In the ear not far from me. You will ' > is as silly to weaken your resist- *8* drove up there, too, witli u * 1mm of Ids there was anything wrong with him.”
ught to do more than merely in
; <> ance by coddling ns It Is to be
In a rattletrap two wheeled gig
forgive me. won't you?"
added tlie clerk, "it would seem that
LO ST—A Shepherd pup 8 mouth» old,
“ Go away,” I said to him.
♦ over-Spartan. The skin can be ->
"Proceed,” sai l the girl.
terest
the reader in the merchan black xvith white feet, none, tip o f tail
be would have chosen the Jewels in
He laughed at me.
"How rotiM I help admiring one to •> trained to help resist germ In-
volving the greater amount.”
dise. It ought to create a favor- and breast, hinder please address J.
3> fection. and one of the worst 4*
I threatened ami begged, lie was
whom admira.,'on Is due? Your liquid
The Junior member of the firm said
ible impression concerning the T. Hunt, Sublimity, Ore.
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4
>
ways
to
train
It
Is
to
work
and
4*
not
to
lie
moved.
I
went
Into
tnc
lions
eyes, yon.- ; i-sy hair, your” — He
that if he could have 11 look nt tho
♦ live and sleep hi overheated 4> and brought out Plnx-ls-. This 1 * ng
paused.
ompany
behind
that
merchan-
pure-haser lie co"l<! rate lilni correct
4> r> onis. Tli - same sort o f rules <3> the first time I had ever taken u girl
"W hat?"
ly; he would knoxv a gentleman by lise.
he i' ; nrtnnf thing 1s to FOR SALE—3 good fresh milk cow,
•>
np;
ly
to
clothing.
Adapt
your
4
>
to
ride,
I
suffered
with
a
painful
em
“ Coral Pns. They took me up like a
instiint.
It xvas agreed among the
one gelding weighing atiout 1600 1
4»
clothing
to
the
condition
of
your
<
l>
harrussment. but the presence of d m partners th.i lids nmn should go to get li t puLi.c confidence in an
whlrlwli <1 and ma ’.e me dizzy.
F
mare weight about 1360 see or call J.A .
> health and to the conditions o f •> a j U bis friend wus positively hoi 1 " le
st.itut on’ rot in a product. I f Brand-Phone 95.
know tid e ; ai I did.”
file hotel and give the answer.
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•>
the
weather.
One
man
can
xvoar
♦
riioel»e
saw
them
and
real
zed we it
n e pa s‘ d
The P.dy'g eyes were
The Junior inenilier of the Jexx’elry
i* light under* li thing all the year
they were up to, but pretend* <1 n ,1 t * Ann, in order to excuse the visit, said an institution is known to have
still fir.'d ip ilie in g on which she
worth' 'rim;, high ideals and a FOR SALE—Single comb Rhode Island
♦ round; for another xvliose pliy- <> notice them. When I drove away they
stood.
tliut lie had collie to say that i f Mr.
Red Eggs-6‘.)c a sctting-O. J. Ruble,
4* sique Is not so hardy or xvlio <3* folloived me, but ufter awldle they
terlit • character, its nami is
Throckmorton fancied nny o f their
"D o not »>•> me by saying that I
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4* has chronic heart or kidney tron- ♦ turned on a different road.
necklaces it could be hml for less sufficient guarantee of the worth Stayton, Ore.
am not fory vei; "
hie sui-li a course Is folly. It Is •>
I inwardly resolved that when 1 re money tliini the clerk hml named. But
There w e« i; * reply.
•b as harmful to expose yourself •> turned I would kill Jim. Yes, 1 xvou'd
I f 1 have confi- FOR SALE 120 egg Petaluma Incuba
the earl mid Glut his wife would not of th" g o o ’s.
"Do :i !' v s' ive mean that I sin
I* too much ns It is to weaken <> kill him! I f I xvere hanged for mu:*
cree
in
n
m-rufacturer
I am re- tor and Brooder, good order |8.00 New
need
Jewels
In
America,
und
lie
would
to be ireaird as ! deserve?"
•h your resistance by building up. <«• 1 would die In a good cause. But J
not. purchase anything more Ginn the cepti e to !,is advertising.
He made a s e;i toward her. She ♦ Baths? One man can take cold 4» knew well enough the storm that won I
I o f tent 12x24-$10'00 O il tires bought and
earrings at present. Tills statement
did not r ove.
1* baths and lie no xvorse for tin m; 4> hurst’ upon him and kept out of my removed all doulit ns to Ilie genuine- fer him no resistance.
I f I need exchanged Stayton Vulcanizing Shop.
“ nave y< ii no reply?"
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4* another o f a more delicate constl- «3* way till tny rage had cooled. When I lie s o f the transaction, tlie earl's draft
iis products I buy them without
Still silence.
4* tution w ill sufT r nervous shocks I* saw him next he was sitting on the • hi Ids I .'union bankers was accepted,
He litm-d nod went to the door, •> from the same
t< mtierntures 4* I> 0 rob under our bedroom window. Go und the earrings passed Into Ids pos p rsnasion, knowing they will be prestige, a good will asset that
where he ; no, d and looked back
■I* Try out your skin ami find out ❖
ing to (lie bathroom, I filled n bucket session.
satisfactory.
will come in handy when the
She stood i .< If xrnitiiig for something.
Its reaction point. Of course .von 4> of water, carried it to the window and
A couple o f weeks later I lie draft
“
Too
many
advertisers
serm
well
known rainy dav arrives.
He return d to Per red for the second 4» will do well to avoid ronstlpn-
| dropped the contents on my recent tor came back marked “ No funds.”
concerned only with today and
time pressed his lips on hers
♦ tion. overrating mid extreme fa- ♦ mentor.
Tlieii it up, eared to tlie Jewelry firm
There was a reason for the breaking •
‘9 tigue. f ir these all aggravate ♦
My affection for Phoebe proved as that they hail ! 1 11 neatly tricked. The neglect tomorrow and the day
o f the engagement between Ned Bar-
3* colds nn 1 Invite them. The man •> short lived as my resolution to commit earl was n confidence man, and tlie
Good Oak Posts for sale. 15
after. Proceeding on a day-to-
tholow and Sarah Stevens. He said
> xvlio Is si’ !,.Vet I 1 colds should *> murder. I don’t rememl»er any ending:
"son xvlio had pl'ked lip tlie letter
cents each. Chas. Gehlen.
day
basis
is
all
right
as
long
as
It was financial losses. The real cause > ! :• paring In h s u e of tobacco *> It simply sllpi>od away Into oblivion ns was Ids confederate.
It Is a well
was that the train on which he and
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SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 1917
MRS. DENA MACK
G *■ r YOUR EASTER
GOWN
AT GARDNER’ S
Fancy Silks, Colored Poplins, Dotted Pon
gees, Plain and Fancy Woolen Goods
J. R. Gardner’ s Cash Store,
Stayton, Ore.
About 180 Pairs of Ladies Shoes
To be closed out at (2.25 pair.
Lancefield’s Shoe Store
Honest Advertising
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING