THE OEEGON SrA'L
.iMAN, SAUHll..
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II COLLEGE
61
? First- Annual Event' at the
Historic School in Polk ,
County
I !, Rrnsh eolleRQ had its first an
l nual home coming last Saturday
in the wonderful grove east of the
; school house. - f
, ", Brush college Is not a college
at alt. 'It la a public school; a
Polk county pioneer public school,
eitnated west of the Wallace place
About' three miles from West Sa
lem. (Take the road 1 to the left
Just before reaching the Wallace
'farm.) ' -h :, . i - r :.:j.:..-?U-tv
. i But this -school has Ion j; been
lcnown as , 'Brnsh college," and
the public spirit of both the plonr
eers - and J the , later . residents : of
the district has made it famous.
The school is a sorf of community
house. ' The picnic (grounds In tno
; beautiful grove there isvlsited by
hundreds of peopl s each;yeg.fc. V'
- - v ' : , ' . 1 4
. I-arge Attendance :
The home coming Idea originat
ed with the parent teachers' asso
ciation, of which AL II. Steiner is
president. i,.lle presided at the
home coming exercises, which
were held recently, .',; .
The dinner in the groye. served
a;t noon, was great, jit was sup
erb. It. was1 provided by the peo
ple, of the neighborhood,' who did
themselves great (credit., 1 Old pu
pils of Brush college were there
frem long dlsfancesrSeverwWunrfRusseH Beckef; assistant
dred people enjoyed the dinner
anil, the exercises. , .' J ?;VJ-V;:-
.:.Vtrf- .lfeh'hah;'wa'theJhl5W
luiiaifi anu out; uiu iuj guuer ail
her formatkmfrorit "old "liners
coiners,
Followlriir .was the!.. Wosram
y 1 (though , it was departed i from
eomewDsi Djrcaiiins pn some un
expected though Very welcome vis
itors:).' t- m-:y -"3 -v." .;j
aSW -aervedtphfdac - : P - '; ;,
Piano selection, " Margaret. I.
Steiner. . ' !"'. f ... :-:
Poem "My .Last Load of Hay,"
Mr. Leabo." V : .-- - "
Vocal selection' Mrs." W. C.
Kantnor. . ., , , V;;
l Kemlnlscense.- porr Gibson.,? ;
Son g. M isses - .Caroline ?; an d
Waltz. ? v-i'M-t-'C...U-j..v-
Remarks. Cora Walnflr.i ,
enflisceflceaijC?ft Whson;
-Remarks. John "Harriot.
RepLtetien-LoijGorsline.
Cow3?wiJrf ,nIa Paerev
t Soh?; I la&kjf JVbill and Beck-
w
!!!!
1 VUt(.MltMi
Antnnet .iint, Mrs. Hazriit.
1 '-..iwUnr
rpm
TODACCO
nowV
ROLL YOUR OWN VTH
X. CrolTpr
TRAYEUAUY WATEJL,
amtar-
x? round
Portlahd to.Sad
,.U.
.1
including meals
lWfriurd
v ! Portland to SanFranascoi nd iiplWVA'
. retuVn,Jricludir meal and berth. ' (55?
Sailings every Wednesday . ' u
. f?,..!::?
, ; It Ar-il yYQ, .
; turn; duduiMjaW ana berth.- A, r
j'-' t,' Sailings eveiy Wedesday -v
i:.j;f o OlM-wav fares, f4l and up ...v.-.'s-
ricnics,-Revf W. C. Kantner.
. C Ilisiory of Ilrush College i 1
l-v School distri,N0.r3i.wag or'
ganixed 1 860 .ork Adam Hamil
ton;, directors, Jessie Haritt, Dan
iel Em met t and '..Robert HamUtotf.'
' ? School site front th C. O.'llo.-i-ford
donation land claim. No data
available but according to mem
ory of old residents the land was
donated by David. Prettyraan... ,
"J The first school, house, was
erected in the spring1 of ,1860.
The . lumber . was . hauled ' from
Cola and building constructed by
Adam Hamilton 1 and 'Jessie Har
ritt. Size of building 25 x 3d feet,
one room. The first teacher wa3
Mri ! Williams. f Among those at
tending the first; school were
MeasrsT Breeze and Cass Gibson;
John Harrltt, Alice Harritt ( Em
met t) and James Emmett.
The school Was named Brtsh
College by Breeze Gibson. . ; ; ' ;
"'Jane Harvy taught in 1861; jio
records'from 1861 to 1866.1 when
J. "A. Selwood. now of Salem,'
taught and among the i students
was .ChaS. Mclntire who Is now
a building contractor of Salem.
, The ICGT was organized in the
school house in 1866.
Clerk's record for wood pur
chased lor the jrear j 1 ?J s 9 , cost
$1.25 per cord. A cloak ro,om
was built on the front of school
honse fh 1898 by Mr. Proctor,
wages f paid $1.50 per: day. In
1899 the directors purchased from
Fre4 Loose one acre of ground ad
joining north of school, for which
they; paid $100. .The south room
of present building was construct
ed inn09.-:vir-k, :
Brush 'College Literary, society
organized in i 1908. President.
Burt '(H. R. Winslow; vice pres
ident, Minnie' Norwood; secretary.
secre
tary,! Karl Harrltt; treasurer.: Ed-
wf ii fcutler i aVgeajj t-aV-arm a; Ca rl
Beckckr'krlt4'-MT8:- B. WJ llar-
TheVl,Prutf 'r College Sihday
hooi ' wasofganlzed'- rApftl " 24;
scr
1910. Of f iceirsr Su per In tenden t .
Al" R.tJ'Ewing;rir assistant sn jrln-l
tendent, Mrs."" Earl Becket; treas
urer, Mrs. R. M. itarrls; organist,
Mrs. Earl Becket; ' Bible teacher,
Mrs." Addio Winslow; young peo
ple. P. R. Winslow primary teach
er; Mrs. Earl Becket. Eighty-five
persons present first meeting.
Brush College Helpers was organ
ized 1910.:, j '.. -
In 1911 the furnace, was in
stalled by Mr. ,Wood, and f irst half
of basement cemented. In. 1912
the '.' room ' on fnorth . was i : built by
J. S. Ashbaugh, contract price
$j825. r,' ';' :'l --'.j.? . .5
Ia 1914 folding, doora, Installed
between rooms undet the super
vision of C. A Park. , ,
J The name of . the - tschoot and
number of; district ;.wast- put.on
present building nnde: snperTls
Ion of J. F. Wollc.y, -i s
The PTA was organized March.
1 4,-19 14. oncers President, Mrs
A.; R. Ewing; rice pdesJdenl.iMjrs
Ed t Loose; secretary, Miss. Helen
Cook;: treasurer, Mrs. NLiMiner,
- In 1916 the last half of base
ment was exeavated- bj, tbek- men
of the districts also they built re
taining alla:and:tcement,'floot,
cttpboard and tables.. -t-and .-the
movable 'platform; ; i
All i this was, financed by the
PTA under 'whose auspices . the
work was done,; The committee
In charge of the work was O. A.
Baker. A. C. Ewing: and U. M
Lehman, b There! were 10 ,to 47
men every 'day for , one week till
work was completed ,
t June. 1919. water igygtem in
stalled. '.:M- ; :- V"J ' :f
May, -1923 electric - lights were
installed. '
Teachers of Brash College Jr ;
Mr. VWllliamsJ: 1860;VMr. Col
well. Lu.ticla Kuykendyl.""- Mary
trip faM
Dtegd and rcttu, f f V KQ
n4.berto oau- vl i v
Portland, Oregfon.
Joseph (Selood, J R G 6 ; M r. Gi m.
Charles" Phillips, W, l!.,Wod. E1U
kWItten.- Irs. Fitch; Doc Hudson.
is 1 4 ; .Mary Lawrence, 1 8 7 1 Mr.
uourbb, toesi- aneuer in uregon;
bllie Wa;( Miss Henderson. ts4;
Mnzo SKinner 176-Jennie Rro
brant, 1879; Jameg? Clark,; Mr.
Bennon, 1880; Sallie'Cavitt, 18S0-
1881; ' Mary Devpl. 1881; .Allice
McClinch. George Lewis. MUlie
Tompson. Eva Lee; 1886; eCorgp
Watt, J887;:ejssje Cutlerv 1889;
EJla Sykes, -1 $9; vLena Preacott.
1S93; , Kate Parringtop, .183-4,-5
J Frank Emmett. 1895-6; W. A..
Morris, 1895-6; . . Ignore Kirk
wood.' 18S5;? Mrs, Jessie Cutler-
Tagftert. .1896; Mi. Bentley,
Clara, Moors, Elya Aastin, Mr
Gardner. 5, Thressle MorfHt," cjJssie
Smith, Jo& Bell. 19.11; Miss Helen
Cook. 1912-1 2-1 4-1541 6-1 7.1-XSS
Alemeda Fajler, 1512-13-14; Maf
greti Garrison. 1914 1: Bell Bairke.
1915-16; Lucille Tucker, ,191,7;
Miss York, 1120; Mr. and Mrs.'
D A.JIbag. lf 21r22-23. In 1910.
AdelialOlron, Myste Robertson
and Miss-Wall. ; .
Irejctor of ,Ilrsh'. College' ,J
Robert Hamilton. Jessie J Hai-
ritt,' Dantel Emmett. John Harritt,
Henry Cladk, W A. Wanri,5 B"- W-
Harrltt, W. Ii; Fulkerson; C. W.
Beckett. Fred .Loose. Mrs. Juliet
SoutbTwick, iienry; Smith, J. $.
Emmett, Jphn'Sloi-ris J. S. Frost,
J. R'. Chapman!' A. D. Olson'A.iC
LeabOj, George" W. Teller R. I A.
Harris; J. F.'Toelk;- '-'!' ' I U-
Clerks, of 'BrpMh Cpllee: I
Adarh' Hamilton: Jessie Harrltt,
Jobn.HarrlttX H. Emniett. C. W,
Beckett Andrew -ti Vercler,-' Ed.
Loose, At R. Ewlng!' ... k I
RECOVKRfitf FBXnr STOMACH
v; . TitorBfcE . ;
"Ilad stomach trouble J three
years and finally was -In bed eight
weeks -with 'tetrlble ' T cramps,'
writes jLlL. Lyons, Dayton,: Ohio,
?The doctor did not help, and I
cosld hold' nothing oh my stom
ach. Tried Foley's Cathartic Tab
wu wa; nuw aui s weu uiwi. vm
feat ? anything." Sour stomach.
headache, bad breath,' bllllousness
and - other digestive ' disorders
quickly Overcome with Foley'Ca-
thartlc Tablets. ? po; not gripe.
pain or nauseate. Sold every
where! Adv.' J '
is Revised By uomnmiee
A revised -Jlat. .ofh.eaxink datek
has been made by, the ufalic, serv-
icepmmissiop(fp,Jum5, ?Pd.
AUgUSt aS fOllOWSr. - - -.
IVe! 8)nPMene, aVlley
; 'JAnA- ei'Porttannvvrgumenta
on a. motion 'Jot.: rehearing of -the
Oregon City depot; case. , . : ul
i Junk , 2 2,;.. HiP.sboro; Maison
crossing ,rehearin; crosIn south
of Garden Home;'.crosslog west of
Garden Hbmei'.ovei-head,. crossing
over P. t A. tracks; crossing half
mile .west of .Garden Home, ) r ?
t: June 23, HirisboroV undergrade
croS8in on P. N. inWashing-r
ton county. I .a .;, .' : ,7.
Jane 25. Donald, water service i
crossing near metiers station. , .
June 26,'Salemj farper line tel-
epiione switcning in me urenj
district.'. ;.: .'- i ; 4 .
Jnne 27, Portland, Pacific Tel
ephone A Telepragh ' company-
Scholls Telephone company ex
change areas. ,r
June 26,- Vernonia, crossing of
Koster Products company. 1
June 29. Astoria, grade cross
ing of Tidewater Timber company.
, July ; 2 St. Joe, stop crossing;
under crossing. .:. . ;) -;f i
Jniyi&qresweH. watchman (at
Creswcll crossing; Creswell cross
ing. . .-i i.- ,t - f : "l -i :'
July 6', Divide, rehearing rela
tive to overhead crossing, :., ji t
: August 2. Portfand Central Or
egon railroad development.- 'U'-'
. Augnst 1 4,T Portland, f a rm ' pro
ductsrates. ; 4j ;.f: ut..i tv
: .AugusI - 16,1 Portland, scanned.
fresh end dried fruit rates.
4,
Bonds are Certified !
, . Fpr crook county pro
5 : The. state irrigation and drain
age ' securities commisslqn at a
meeting.: yesterday leertified. the
remaining ;$94,'O0O bonds for the
Crook ;connty jnunicl pa lmprovo-
meat aisir jci. .jrreviousiy a,v"
had been jcertifiedr i,The project
IsV now i completed;' nnder a j; con
tract with, the- North j Canal com
pany,, .only the testing and .final
acceptance of the canal remain
fng tundene. ; The.i project com
prises ;.2438.7'? Irrtgahle acres and
a toui aTsreagepf ,tj5;$..
;i Th.e ;commfssion expected to act
yesterday orr?an application - "for
certification., by' th ' Poweil Bntte
dlsirfcri omprlsinVriS.oOd acres,
fnfc which also has a 'contract
riththe iNorth"; ClinaX company.
Atlon-"ras defetred.'nnill 2 o'ebek
todajf Decanset,0f aDse'nce of the
appraisers report. -. - . -y '
pAXGBn IN STUBBORN COUGH
Stubborn ( conglis thatjjang, cp
are liable to leadto serious com
plications "anI shoald be checked
promptly with Foley's" Honey -and
Tar. "I hare not coughed since
taking Foley's' ..Honey and ( Tar:
Other medicines I tried1 did not
bel me" writes John j Jy Healyi
Pljufleld; Mass. For quick relief
f roin coujhs, colds, croup, asth
ma,; bronchitis and hay fever use
Foley's n&ney and, Tar. The larg
est selling' cough medicine la the
world. Contains no oplates-rdn-gredienti
printed on carton.
Soil ' eTer7wEe"re;--33T. " .
t.4
By MARGUERITE GLEESON
iT a;pretiy borne weacung un-
'A"4iy; Miss; Ava Helen Miller
ler " became the7 Vbride of j Linus'
Carl Pauling . of. Pasadena., Cal.
The J pretty 1 wedd In g" wai held ; at
tne. home ,or tne.. Driae s isiaier.
Mrs.; Walter, Spaulding.j - with
whom-she. made her-home while
attending Salem high school. .,
The Spaulding home was con
verted' Joto .a. bower of blossoms.
Pink and white '.roses were used
and the bridal couple ; stood be
fore an improvised altar, of green
ery and blue flowers. Rev. Warp
Willis Long officiated.. Miss Lu
cille Pauling sang. f'At , Dawnin"
a&4 Miss , Hazel Brown", sang, "Oh
prpuiise Me," just, before, .tne
maTrlafce, Franklin ,,B - Lg.uner
tlaXS&il? redding, marc&-9l;
Uonrepgrin. , Miss' Lulu u;AMi?t
lersangc "Beqause j ust j ai tef . the
ceremony, t Mr, Launer piayea tne
accompaniments. .v-i i.
jMrs. Walter - Spaulding, in. a
gown of pink ..crepe. , as .matrpn-o
honor, .and; Miss Lillian Miller, in
a ftocfc of apple green organdy.
attended the bride. .Lloyd Jet-
fress. of .' Berkeley attended Mr.
Pauling. ... ct
h Betty Leone Brown Land; 114 L
onus 'were uower Rirm sou .wy"
dainty frocks' of 'organdy-. - Gloria
Gist of Tillamook carried Ithe
ring.
'Tie' iride wore. a inarming
frock cut on- simple ines knd wore
the wedding veil wbfn" also by
her three 'sisters. Orange blos-
sOms bronht from i California -by
Mrl'JpanBnih held i the'" veil. SbM
ckrri6dV6unetLiX Ifoes- ad
lilies of thepvalley. r ipc j.;
t A'- wedding dinner was served
in' the dining room of the Spauld
ing home fpllowlpg the service.
Th4 bridal' party 'weVi seated at
ihenorfde's table; wbfch was 6vCN
hunfe with a pretty arrahgemenl of
sweet peas. . ...
Assisting in serving: were Miss
Mary- Miller of ' Corvalli? Mli
Lucille" Panling, Miss. Pauline D.
I'auung and,jviis3 Lmo .u. aner,
atl 'of Portland.' . r
Mrs. Panting is "the da'ukhlef of
Mrs. Nora Gard Miller pf Corval-
lis and attended
high, from
which she was Kra'duatedintl92L
She Jater attended Or.egon'.Agri
cultilral. college, anil took ' a' promi
nept.paf.t In.'-dram.aticsT a She is, an
wnm hH shed - nlantst 1. and ' was
chosen ' f acultjr,, reOeWntatFve of
ine.Qias oujf A(f ry piw nt&M
school for the. conmeneement pro-
grami'thai.yeVt . t ir
' Mr. , PauHnK , Is a,' graduate, of
bXC and is a member of DeHa;lJi
silon. He hat ; peep, .ln.tfasaaena
during the- last year. and.they will
go there to live next winter. ,
Guests at the wedding wer Mrs.
Isabelje Pauling.; and . daughterp,
Lucille, and, Pauline, Mr.tand,Mrs.
Ray t Braymao, all ; of.-- Portland:
Judge andMro. J.U, Campbell and
Mr ahd Mrs. 1$4 A- Berkmaa oi
Oregon City jv Dr.Vand Mrs.; F.E.
Rowland, Mr -Sarah Prentice,
Mrs Nora Card .Miller, Miss Flor
ence Kerrv, all of CorvaUis ; Floyd
V a a - . Tl 1 . 1-f 1 Ik f h a ,4
MrsWal.do Brown audi ehUdreh.
BettVLeone, Boyd, and, Wallace, of
Hubbard.; Mr, and Mrs. Forest Gist
apd: daughters, Glenna, and Gloria
ot Tillamook ; Mrs. : BeulsJ jMiU
Rev. and MrsWard Willi jLops,
Miss.' Hazel Brown;,. .Miss " Rose
Heine, Miss Lulu Miller. Lillian
Miller, Clay C: Miller.. Miss Mary
Miller, iMIss ; Gladys Miller, Beryl
and. Sylvia Marsters and Franklin
Launer, all of Salemi -
.Mrs.; H. 8. Logah : of TAlatia.
ormet state president and organ
izer .of the PEO Sisterhood, was a
8unday visitor at the home of her
son and dasghter-Inrlaw, Mr. and
Mrs. C K.;L6gan. n. . , f t
k riMra.TST. ,W Emmons will retiru
today: fronv, a siBveraK weeks' visit
with her daughter, Marion, who is
a' violin student in Chicago.' s i
i r- ' . ..'r.. ..- .
- The Naloml circle of the First
Methodist, church general aid was
to have mOt for: a picnic .Wednes
day with Mrs. E. B. Mlllaifd. It
has been Indefinitely postponed
because of chautauquatbls week.
i ; :. ?
Miss Marlon Wyman.-. general
secretary of the Salem TWCA, left
early yesterday morning for Geap
hart accompanied. ;by a group of
Sdleth jdrls and; a.few advisors.
MTssT Wurman will go later to the
Seabeck' ; csom'mupity conference.
which'wlll-be; attended' by two Sa
lem : girls from the Trf Jit club.
They are -essje Hill and Jpis Ty:
l&t'.hi Before' J; returning; to galeni
Miss ; ; Wyman .. wRI - also attend a
eodte,renca of general, secretaries.
; .!,Those going t 0earhart yester
ijr were. Miss Jeahette JCietxinr,
advisor . of v the local . high , school
club; , Miss Jeannelle Vandevort.
song' leader andjcouncellor; vPris
Cllla i Fryfc Elizabeth Fafrchlld,
RuthPaytqn,: Jlelea t Campbell,
Katherine Hartley Ella'JHop ,Lee,
Louise Junn.. Mary Erckson, Es?
ther. Dieffenbach and " Angeiine
RUey and i Mabel Schultx of Stay
ton. ;-' ;.. JJ .: .-. . n .t... .
There ; Is . an epidemic of rob
teries and. ourglariea, reported
from all over, the country. Just
what the answer, is, leyoad the
fact that j the devil In men f is -aa-eertlne
Jtself, -we don't know. Rut
we' will waer, .that.;, some . high
brow will ' gite'a fea'son" that will
fajtlsfylilmself if nobody else. -change,
' , . j
IIPLOICRillUKD
AdVte harrtsoti's Netr : Phase of
:; ; I : ' CHAPTERj33lk; v-t
WHY MADGE TOLD LILLIAN
SILB SHOULD B A-: READ ES
TATE AfENT.
My spirits rose Wn spite ot my
self as our little procession reach
ed, the immense old elm : 1 which
guarded the entrance to the dllap-
IJ.'.1 . 1i .. A - -I mm.
tuwieu nouse nexe 10 m 1 icer
home,,; It had not Jet. oonje .into
leaf, Jjjut. there, was the h.int . of
coming" green' in Its brancb'es, and
it was so stately, so inspfriri''i
thing, that one could not help a
thrill of satisfaction "at the 'pros
pect 01. owning, it. vr T ;
wheu"ytru -got $lose: upta .this;"
Lillian said. ".What a: pity thiaJsl
But I believe a good tree, surgeon
eduld do wonders with' this if any
possible people" owned; tbis place.".
- isapM moiner Aunue.xaage:
Marion called "Sea i what I've
found. A f airy' rtnlM ,
v - She;had run to the side of the
yard- near the: rjoad; ., about one
Jiundredjf ejbt fm,jthe tree, &nd
was stanqjng. 4 picture of childish
delight, in the 'middle of a ring, of
Slo8sy.i green , stalks f rom -, . which
peepea tpe goia.of qarrodii bjos-
eoms, , The ilanM' entirely nelr-J
clenl whaWiqeptly pne nad.been
& cnerjsnea. iiowex Deoj Due wrilcn,
was now ohlySfee'di -the seasOn
cf opalreadylargeandflourish
,crpp already large and flourishing.
Only tire hardy -daffodils'; ia "a
grassy . border had Survlvfto: th
neglect -of yeart.Hf -vti-t -
;ei! : j.--i-'.i4: :f..Ki;x'zrr-v-f'-One'
BeWtifuLT 1 ;.
. ..si''... V",'. '-- ..r,' i tj
tThey-tsayGTasdma 'DisceypTtt
those oat.ryears ;ago," Mri. Ticer
said. "This used to bO the Dace-
farm, and folks say . in those days
there wasn't a prettier place ah y
where around.;. But arter Orand
pe and Grandma' Dacey died the
place ws ;spld;; and slTice tr)en
it's'gpne Jrdm "ba, to worse. Poor
old" ! Grand ma Dacey ! I've- often
thought .she'd ..turn in her. trrave
if .she knew hQw neglected - her
house, and yardwasJ -She lovejd.
io iiie so,-na me usea to- ibkr
'Such pride In her neat house and
her flowers.' .- . . I ; v . v .
t Ifeit a little limp In my throat,
for Jhere is , something, especially
pathetic tb'' me In'.' the thought 9f
plants and trees one lias cherished
Uving.1 on neglected "after the one
who planted apd tended them has
one on; Surely if anything be
sides human ties'could call a spir
it: back to arth it' would be the
flowers stch at on ad 'loved,: J
4ffLbok 'fX thfT JiUct llktage;'1
1,
5?
3 4
'c .i-s:
f
f .
r"
rl'But Tohly God cjn make a
I. aiioted sortiy. . , i ; ,
riS. thought you'd f eelTthai: wtyl
LUUan said, when we had waved
approvai ' at -Marion's ,fairy rink.
VLets waikrouhd t)iatway first.
I'Or like rorseei, the orchard.- 1 1
J. looked ,at j her with .smiling,
comprehending ' eyes.: j; -;-, V v .i i
r,Tradjnr;oo;myi weakneAse. !
aren't you.?-j asked,: saucily. v j 1
I Tnat ,nne anew, rax inordinate
love for' anything: growing' and
was: trying to soften my. first
glimpse of ; tle Interior of ; the
house -with a preliminary inspec
tion of the attitude of things to
be, seen , out-of-doors , I. was; well
aware,-: bat 1 , was aiso well con
test that she should have , . her
.way. The undeniable charm ,of I
the old place, like that of an oW
gentlewoman compelled" by fir
eum stances to wear shabby- cloth
ing, but still' retaining" traces' ot
htr former ststion In life, was'be
ginning; to ( get, hold of me, and I
willingly-followe4 Lilllatt around
xhB bouseov.the jejiJiy, toagn
ncent'lllaf edge to; a, ppinttwhere
h one cld 'tura: ise'a Jjback .upon
the unsightly sheds, tue dinginess
of th$ jiiouse.v and 4ook at -a "plc
ture -tltdrew an exclamation r of
surprised delight from ine. - !
A Wonderful Orchard;
i .Directly in front of us ;lay..an
old-fashioned .orchard, of the kind
which I had thought was lound ln
fiVtloh. ; rte're 4ere grealjnaried
triees." at least fifty of them'with
sturdy-.; branches,, some, pointing
straight ;.upward, others . stretch
ing i horo;ntuj';, itllf; invite
childrcnUo fasten swings to them,
still others curving fantastically.
They were; evidently jast' ready to
bijrst- rootit; lor thire was
a'rdser tlt' coyefingt themL which
.&ohcIoSer inspeCtioq -proved, to
be the"eiqulsiely-tlnted edges of
the -unfolding buds. -
-The ' ground', underneath' tlje
treeis was badly' cut 'up'ahd tramp-
rr
who had suncred severely from
PUesortiei'HerJef
diosc of scesofptKers who nave ;
been fxeraanerjtlyreby: my'
non-siirgKial treatments are con-'
talned in a book which I shall
be pjad to send any Pile siifierer
FREE, tipon request; '
Nq. hospital bills, no anaesthetic, no
ihock, no danger, no confinement tp
bc4ociNort,sndaCXrAkANTEEDcurc
Remember my guarantee
mesas a positive and per
manent curs no matter
y now severe year case
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Cai'Yol. AifoM-iLo
f? 'ViikX tline yoli buy soneffiiii?
ij, in ciaKing meir every-aay purcnaxex. Ana u is sn uziacccii-rjr i
Tha advrtiiJeraent$ taake it wsy for one to' aVoTdVt&Iosjh c
ce.
;Tlie inerchaht or manufacturer who Vd vertixeV realizes that tH . .
JJ .'.tr- L.::! s IrU 1 L .l 4 . II-i
xuuu-ivui ui ui.busiuuicrs mciuu muucr iu uic uuua iu uuu ic :,
krtdys'tat puhlic confidence in his product and public respect for ' ;'. v
his own character are as Valuable as his credit at the back. ' ' i l; t v
, Sb he mes the individual satisfaction of hii - patrons,
loyalty and thiir friendship paramount issues m his business.
; J: Yhen y;ou bay an ayeriiietl proana; i;ciih;fin0Si idrejee'
whit ta cxrsct in return for your money. You can count cn its being
right" YbRal' e making "aii westmntl1 ; .. . 1
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. : But when yoti bay- nameless, unErahded1 inerchahdue, you are
Uiktng a charice. You are speculating , ' '
s at. "d. i i i:
t&Uydw
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led, but the grass .was beginning
toT'eever ItVjtufsigitnness. .v
4rThey letS thelpigs in ' "here.'t
Mrs. Ticer' explained. and they
rtfpled? ujT the ?fgf oujidrrChrhem
foreigners 4av ''. something "r awful
when theyjrent a place. They" rob
ih'fi la nd., putting , so js much com
mercial fertilizer on -jt for their
potatoes, and they let ' theljp '-an!.,
mala ani chickens 'rpnVall f qver.
But When they get money enough
to.buy' places' of .' their ownda
they splurge then? Well I guess!"
. 'tI suppose-it would be easy to
hate soriie one spade and leviel
thrtao nlaoa 'an HI ' niant Mn
seed," t j-eplied absently,, for al
most without my own volition I
was already deep in a-dream of
what the' place . would' look -like
if, Ireslbred "-to Jtf'-qrlglhalsfatl
y Daing . i&naariy. arau
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Consisting or
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Good 5-rooroed plastered bunSil wltfi 'llvitfi'jrooftiV
, dining rpom," 2 be, rooms bath,- toilet ; jpan try , 2 larpa
x closeUelectHc lights aeraenfe frct"and back rjorchec,
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, tee .b"f3tfxfffh1 beoftie Ki: ... V
. pesi.property . .TeJi7n.made.lo5Yp oft diyyi
vFoV(i 'totfnriir car-. ' wfthVselfs&Her f irsV "cjiss' sVi" -1 ;
also 19201 Na&hpassCa&err auto. A-l- condition, -nswly
I painted lookk' like, new;
above? Hbtte ctohsWtfngf
records; oak. roll top desk:
.new ;Cl!!onIeumj ri..9xi2XxWinster'l; nig 9x12 3
i small, ruffs; aHcnrtain? and:drapenessearly..ne,yr irfi
drophead. sfewm machlne;-2.
lihd snieflosS rhittias 2 oik'dressei-s 2 com- !
'. jtiiodea
r rbtoa' extenslotr- tabl&'aKif 6' oTc .xUneFs;'2":
t oak rockers ; 4-hole gas range -with oven afid; trcLcr ; j
, sanitary .couch and pad : breakfast table ; o&fct star.d !
, davenport bed in . craftsman leather; ilcitcfceh ; cat".. v ! ,
kitchen chairs: wheelbarrow.-lawri mower, rr" f i Cil :
kitchen utensils and dishet"' hVafly iiew rtuijittbr,
bicycle, and many other articles. : Terms eah. -a W-'
OLAF OLESON .
Owner, 346 N: Front.
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ytra are either tpeculahng cdt' .1,
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was recalled to nrslf 1 L i
amused -sniirp l-iiti I t " n
pent Jt. Instead, . 1 loc t.: .. r
steadily.' and laughed slgnili
canf Iy. ,
"You've mistaken- your . calling,'
I said. ' Vou should be a real es
tate agent.., : " -:,.;.
. ,',Pe"rhaps I'll take it nitTet. ia
my old age,", she retortedlixhtly.;
'.'But I think you've seen'enOugh.
now; to enable .you la, beaKwifh-'
Oat ; discomfiture rhatever- you
majr 'f ind Inside the - hotssfl, and
to - look i a t ' I no t a s 1 1 , Is, t u t' , a s
it. used .to be. and .may. be again.
And -when you come put I'll lead
you toa'hllipityour own prop
erty rand 8fibw- you;a view that
MVs.. Ticer '. sayaj. isn't, to be eaual
i led anywhere around "here."
xor. ..j.n-Aim ta cnnn .r- i
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trtlnBet,' - hniit treis;' 3 wnu t
also ; the 'furniture 'of: tile
naxoTiola phdfiQ2tjif,h feh T a-.
Wilton velveVru.r 0xi2, hk
Yernia'MartJn beds,, steel
' f. n." WcdiC riV,
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