-J
TIIK OIU-XMIX 8TATKKMAX: SUNDAY, MAY S.', tOlO
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE
The Story of a Honeymoon i
A Wonderful Romance ot Married Llf Wonderfully Told br
1
CHAPTKlt CCC
WJIY DID THE GOSGROVES TRY
. -TO MAKE IT ArrtAK .unb
TWIN WAS 1I1S BROTHER?
and
ith a burlesque little eesture
laughed amusedly i I ,
Mrs. Allis3 aplomb did not desert
her. for a moment. Only a tiny flush
told of the; inward rage at
"Well! well! all set for a day's
walk! Now. Mrs. Allis, aren't ypju
notTy you didn't plan to go tramping
today Two pretty women In such
nifty tog as" yours " and Mrs. Gra
ham's ought to make the hills bow
down to level roads before you." j
1 Jolly Mr. Cosgrove. our host f
the farm-house at Cold Spring Jn the
Catskills, threw back his head add
gave a hearty "Haw, haw' at the
end of the little speech which he ad
dressed to. me when Dicky and I
camP down 'to breakfast on the-mp'rh-ing
fallowing our ar-ival. j-
I Front another, type of man the
words woild have struck iae as rule,
unduly, familiar. Bat Mr. CosgroYe
w the type of JoTial countryman
whose guileless simplicity and warm
hearted sincerity made even his mcBt
extravagant utterances faoffensive.
ilQf courfe, ray first glance into the
dining room had been in the direc
tion of Mrs. Allis, pur fellow boarder
at the Cosgrove, whose odd behav
ior the previous evening had led me
both. to suspect and disUke:her.
I With a litle heart beat of grati
fied vanity 1 had seen her eyes wid
en in involuntary recognition of the
moduhness of my fishing costume,
then narrow into what I knew was
spiteful resentment. . , j
II waa not sorry to see her give, a
little start of surprise at Mr. Cos
grove's speech, and then to hear her
"say nonchalantly: ' : !
j ."You. meaa Miss Graham, don't
you, Mr. Cosgrove?' ' !
Dir. Coagrove looked puzzled. Evi
dently the exciting happenings of the
evening before had made his wife
- neglect to tell him of the mistake
Mrs Allis had made in our relation
ship She had assumed, that I was
Dicky's sister instead of his wife.
: and Eicky, with j his : usual love of
jesting;, had allowed t her impression
to remain, - tacitly forbidding me to
enlighten .her. ; But it was too late
now for further fprete'uce. Letting
a supposition stand wa3 one thing
aud deliberately f denying our rela
tionship was another.
; I was abort to explain when to my
unbounded surprise and relief Dicky
spoke smilingly:! V - if
l "No, Mra. Allis, Mr. Cosgrove is
iulte correct. I hav' re g-r-r-eat
-honore to be ze lady's husband,, Viot
i hei brother." He spread his hands
mistake and our furtherance of the
jest which
ing her.
fl knew must be
her own
consuni-
i j j
III -1 ''' ' ' ' ' I.
f
i :. -'"!.' ;" l
"I SUFFERED
SEVENYEARS"
Wai Eventually : Cured by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound.
Philadelphia, 1 Pa.-"I Buffered for
even long years with a lame , back.
irregularities ana
pain. 1 had one
physician after an
other but they dkl
me no good. I read
about Lydia ; E.
Pinkham's Vege
table Compound and
gave it a trial and in
a short time I felt
benefited and am
now feeling fine,
and without weak
ness or pain. Many
of my friends have
also taken Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vege
table Compound
and been helped by
it'-Urs. Margaret Ness, 1845 E.
Hazzard St., Philadelphia., Pa.' i
Women who suffer from displace
ments, irregularities, inflammation,
ulceration, backache, sideache. head
aches or ''the blues" should not rest
until they have given this famous foot
and hprh remedv. Lvdia E. Pinkham S
Vegetable Compound. a trial. If
rvimn!ifntinni exist, write Lydia ' E.
Pinkham Medicine Co.; Lynn, Mass.; for
special suggestions. The result of its
long experience is at your service, !
I;:f
"I'll Get Even.' -
"What af clever jest." she exclaim
ed, with a little ipeal of laughter, that
(T would have sworn was genuiae if
1 had not been able, to read beneath
the surface, "This 'is certainly one
on me! Never mind," shaklng'her
finger archly at, us both, i "I shall
get even " before j the week's over. It
will be ra-f turn then, and jyou, shall
remember it, I promise you."
v Her words were gay, hef manner
Insouciaat,! yet I .fancied that under
neath them ! lay' a-very real" little
threat, and that in some manner she
would manage to revenge herself up
on us for the mistake she had made,
I resolved, however, not to let the
incident mar my enjoyment of the
very delicious breakfast which Mrs
Cosgrove had prepared and was serv.
ing to us. Coffee with real thick
yellow cream, which one canaot buy
for any money In the city; a delicious
cereal with the same cream mellow
Ing it; bacon and fresh eggs, and
crisp fried potatoes, griddle cakes
with the most delicious maple syrup
I had evert eaten In my life, and ap
ples and pears! such as I had forgot
ten existed made up the meal.
One of the twia boys whom we had
seen the night before sat opposite
me. ' i- . ' : i
WTondering whether I would be
able to teQ him from his brother as
I had declared I could do at supper
time, I -scrutinized him closely.
Yes, the distinguishing mark that
I had discovered was not lost to me.
The boy before irte was Ned. the one
who in kaki garb had brought in
the turkeys the ngiht before. As I
looked hiai mother's voice called from
the kitchen: j
:"Oh, Fred, come here a minute,
please." . f ; j
The boy rose with alacrity. As
he did so Mrs. 'Allis said laughingly
"WTelI, I'm fooled again.' I thought
you wereiNed by the way; your hair
crinkles, , but I see I'm. miatake'a.
Madge Is j Sure. j
" "Yes, yoill have to guess again.
the boy replied,, smiling : at her with
boyish naivete as he rose to obey his
mother's summons.
In "an j incredibly short time he
came baeki with his mother, each
bearing a dish of hot griddle cakes
to replenish the supply on the table.
but to my astonishment he had
changed his shirt of blue flannel for
one of a checked gray and .black, a'ad
the soft tie at his 'neck -was of' blue
instead of, the crimson one which he
had sported before.
"'Areu'4. ? those .twins -puzzling?"
Mrs. Alii laghed at me. "Wouldn't
you swear this is the ame boy that
went ou,t into the kitchen before?
Ned, you bad child, I've lost a wager
with myself on yon again'
"Where's Fred gone?" Mrs. Cos
grove put in rather irrelevantly. 1 J
luougm. i . . . ,
i '"He we'nt on an errand for me,"
the mother returned quietly. .
My brain whirled with j a sense of
added mystery to the things which
had puzzled me the evening before.
! Here were father and toother de
liberately giving the impression that
both their sons . liad , been at the
breakfast table that morning, calling
them byiboth names, Ned and Fred,
when. I knew by (the distinguishing
mark which I had so carefully as
certained that but one boy, and that
one the tad called Ned,, had been in
the dining room during breakfast.
;To be continued) '
Hi
m
m
THEiENTIRE REMAINING STOCK ! OF THE SPENCER
C0IPA1W, 466-472 STATE STREET
1
m
m
LEABXTXG TO USE LABOR
i , SAVERS, j .- ;
Young; women In home economics
at the college will be familiar with
practicaljy every labor saving device
under Uue sun.. Through, request by
Miss A. Grace Johnson, professor of
house administration, manufacturing
concernsr are sending In i their prod'
ucts for study on the part of the stu
dents who will learn to pick the ef
fective machines and utensils from
the would-be efficient articles
FROM SCHOOL TO WORK.
HAT will be the step your boys will be
taking before long, and as a word to the
wisethat'll be just the time to bring them
fa here1 to the United States! National Bank
and invest a lew dollars in their futures by
opening Savings Accounts for them. It only
takes a dollar in each case, j .
Liberal Interest on Savings.
j
laic
. " : - " j
6Alem Oregon.
S3
's -
HAKUWAKt
l 1 i ' f ,
MUST I :'
ALL
BE.
SOLD :
,7ON '
BEFORE '
JULY .
I 1 " 1 1 M" 1 I llf Hi M nl'illJ I
' i.
Salq W
WATCH
OUR ADS
FOR
PRICES
" jj
3M1 & inn
I i
and will throw it on the market at prices
that will astonish you.
B
ALE
Will Open
MONDAY
i
In the meantime the store will be dosed,
taking inventory and marking and arranging
the big stock for quick selling. '
x
i
Think Up Your Hardware NeedsThen come
to this Sale.
STORE
CLOSED
ALli
TH
IS
TO
TAKE
INEM
TORiY
Be
466
T
472
tate St.
(Old Spencer Hardware location.)
v In the meantime we will be glad to take
care of your needs at our Commercial Street
Store.
Ha.rdlwaLir
TO THE SALEM PUBUC:
We have sold the stock of the old Spencer Hardware Co. to the Salem Hardware Co. at a price that wlil enable them to offer
J rl i ' J nr- i ? e i i . .i i r .1 ii t . - S- . . I
you wonaenui oargains. Dciore leaving oai cm we wisn io manK you lor ine noerai patronage you nave given us. s
DIRECTOR BROS., j
By Simoh Director.
Held M
WATCH; '
OUR ADS
; " i.'
i-UK i
PRICES
Goo
- ! 1 . 3 i
i ! -. i i
! - !.' !
it
!
In this church Sunday afternoon at
3 o'clock because of the xreat bless-
In cs and wonderful aucce.s exper
ienced in the missionary! movement
of the day., the Centenary. ' Kev.
Lind will lead the service. The
Swedish language will b used. The
Sabbath school will mel a usual.
at 2 o'clock. .
just
or
To the Rt. Rev. Robert Ij. Ta 1
dock, D. D., Bishop, of Eastcj-n
Oreon, who .will he in this city
today, the glamour of war
scarcely worn off. lie. has
retiirned from' France where
served as an array chaplain fj
more than a year, during whij.h
tinie ne had many thrilling e,x
periences while participating in
resjeue work at the front. For liis
seriee at this time hej received
diidinguished service citations. I .
Bishop Paddock will speak to
night in St.. Paul's Eyiscojial
chiirch and will describe cdndi
liotis overseas and tell stories of
hi life in France.; Rev. Powell,
reetor of St. Paul's, ; was in
Bishop Paddock's diocese fjor
eijrht vears and it was through
hi.i friendship with the speaker
that he was pcrsuadeil fo come to
this city. He will occupy the pnl
pi of Trinity church in Portland
this laorniog. 4 n ZLD
First Christian.
Center and High streets . Leland
W. Porter, pastor. Hlble school at
9:45 a. m.; sermon, 'A Mcmo-y of
llattles Won," at 11 Y. P. 8. C. E.
at -.7 P. M., evenlJC sermon at 8,
"Making Friends with Christ.:
Mrs. Leland W. Porter, assisted
by some of the brst musical talent
in the city, will present the Japanese
tale "Madame Butterfly at the
First Chrltlan Church Tuesday er
tnintr, 'June 3rd. 'This' 's the story
by John Luther Long from which.
later,, the crand cpera prodpctioa
was arranged which has proven so
marvelous a success at the hands of
some, 'of our finest producers and
singers. The Minneapolis. Tribune
says of Mrs. Porter's production,
"She gave a perfect interpretation
of the simplicity -Df the . Japanese
character. She haa symralhy and
real dramatic ".power." Mrs. Porter
will read in costume, and all the
settings will be la accord. ,
tinder the care of capable teachers
Public worFhlp 11 a. m., subject:
A National Crisis Divinely Overruled.
Kpworth League devotional meeting
7 p. m. A" special wclome extend
ed to young people. rivenlnK ser
ice c o'clock. Subject: My Exper
iences In France, by Mr. Uurgts
Ford. Y. M. C. . A. Fpcclal music
will be renderfd by the choir, both
morning and evening. Prayer meet
ing Thursday R p. m. We cordially
Invite the public ti worship with us.
Jaon ' lice 51ethodfct.
Winter and Jefferson atrets.
Thomas Achcsnn, pastor. 8unday
school 9:45. Classes for all ages
- i - -
. Sal-m 1-YfeiMls.
Corner of Son in Commercial and
Washington streets. II. S. Pember-
ton, pastor. Bible school at in
nv Classes for all ages. Dr. Carl
Miller, superintendent. Meeting fof
worship with good singing and gos
pel preaching at 11 a. m. Eduea
tional day. yotin? people meet la
C. K. meet ine nt 7 p. m. Evening
mrpilns, Rrpel service at S p. m.
Pravtr metlns at 8 p. m. Thurs"
day. You will Iw welcome.
Sal ration Army.'
Saturday evening open air meet-
sg on State street, at 7:30 o'clock
In the hall, at S o'clock. Sunday
moral ag open air at 10:20 o'clock.
Holiness meeting In the" hall at 11
a. m. S jjnday school at 2 o'clock.'
United Mirston meeting at 3 o'clock.
Y. P. U at o'clock. Open air at
7:30. p. 'pi.. Salvation meeting in
the halt t 8 o'clock. Captain and
Mrs. Kreer la charge. A cordial
InvitationHf offered "you. Captain
ad Mrs. llunter, officers In charge.
(Continued on page f )
Scandinavian Church.
Fifteenth a Jd Mill strectj. A vie.
lory and praise service will lie held
FISHING TIME j
FISHING Ti4CKLE
4
r
BODS
SPOOKS
BASKETS
LINES
BAIT HOOKS
BpU
EVEBTTEIKO JOB THE AHQLEB
HAUSER-'BRbS.