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T ReturdeY, October SO, 101B THT. PALLS CITY NEWS. UK A I. E S T A T E FO It S A L E No. I 7 1-2 a c r e s adjoining Fulls City on County road. Good 7 -room bouse, city w ater; burn and chicken park; young orchard in lieuring, small fruit. A ll fenced anti 3J acres in cultivation. No waste land. Tim e on part. * Good Printing Is Never An Expense T is an investment I it brings direct returns in increasing business, Cheap printing is expensive at any price, and in printing, cheapness is determined not by what you pay for it, but by what you get for what you pay. P rin tin g produced here brings business— its appearance gives you standing o f w orth— it is cheap only in price. tM The Falls City News Printery FINGER TIPS AID EDISON TO HEAR terican ß o y Wireless Helps Deal Inventor to Preside Over Naval Board. Tfco SAFE Iwyo’ cagarLaa Ä Ä iO n ly S la y e a r A llb f'T fo r fH b P ïi. t : e.*« 1 ' l’ n|. r. r. C li-ancn a «h tr.t!o . f .11 o f plc'.urff*. . i » 13 p n m * • «” " / CJonLh. ' far 1 y, Inapt risse* *.*•«•* o f tra • I..u1vca- tur.', n t ' . k t : h i u»r>. • u ; I !.»♦ . v riti- a » / o r t r'T'tt’ l ' f bO’V r t Son. I » f t r « t i . * r* *cial artU *. i. è in » a rt'ch a o a Jcv.v fiali rn l *>ih* r F O O LS D IS T IN G U IS H ED BODY tr^r*T. l i r r • f » f 5 ». li» ‘ r'l’iljr, ij.d * r».-»* ‘ -, lV r'.'a ? fc ,-n v 11 n*t t.» M b .:«» T h lr \ i : ' O il- V IV ’ fi.A'.-T- dca!.' •, 1 • t.r i r~ t N’ tur I ' A ssistan t K e e p . H im Informed of E v erything Said and Done by M eans of Telegraphing F in g e r T ip s T h a t Touched Edieon'a K n ee U nder T a ble— Inventor H im eelf T e lle of H o ax, i West Orange. N. 3 .—Thomas A. Edl- son's friends who know o f the inven tor's deafness have been marveling at the success with which be presided at the recent meetings In Washington o f the new naval consulting hoard. It was learned that Mr. DJIson fooled every member o f that distinguished body o f men. Including President W il son and Secretary o f the N avy Daniels; that be heard little that was said dur ing the board's deliberations and that he was enabled to preside so well be cause bis assistant, who was present, kept him informed o f everything said and done by means of a telegraphing Anger tip that touched Mr. Edison's knee under the table. Mr. Edison himself told tl» • story o f the hoax to some o f his frletyls. and his S t 1 Read by 50 ÍMW» boys - ¡MK’ t*r«v4 **« If Subscriptions Received at this Office. be was embarrassed for tbe first time at bu loss Uf hearing. But he took Mr. Hutchison with hiiu and posted him at bis right and close by hi« side when the (ward met. Mr Hutchison tapped to Mr. Edison everything that was said. sometime» verbatim and s<»metiines boiling it down tat, fewer w o„u By Z V t Z time to flash back to Mr iiun bison comments upon wbat hi« ussisiaiu ua.i I’oft Office Time Card No. 8 . :tf> acres near town. 15 in cultivation. Good 8 -room bouse (»Ilice hours: Daily, except Sun barn and henhouse. Bearing or day, 8 a.in. to U.30 |>.ni. chard. Some gixxl second-growth Mail arrives, troni fir. Tim e on part. Salem 9.00 a.m , 5:15 pm . No. 5. 1(50 acres in Lincoln Co., Dallas, 9:00 A. M., 5:45 P M. 5 miles from railroad, on County Portland A Eugen« train 101, road. Small cabin and barn; 4 11:55 a. m. acres in cultivation and *50 more Black Rock, 1:30 P. M. can lie cultivated. 350 3-year old Mail closes for: -English w alnut trees, (¡oud spring Salem, 8.50 A.M., 1 P. M. and 5 that would furnishs tine w ater P. M power. School i mile, 8 month Dallas, 8:50 A M. and 5 P. M. term with contract for tw o more Kugene St Portland train 1(52, years. This will make an ideal I p. in. stock and dairy ranch and can be Black Hock, 11 A . M. bought at a bargain. Terms. No. 6 . 153 acres near town. Good house and barn. W ill sell all or divide to suit buyer. No. 8 . T w o good 8 -room houses and lots, some fru it trees with one. These are among the most desirable residences in the city. They are o f modern construction and desirably located. Reason able terms on part i f desired. W ill sell one or both. No. 9. 20 acres J miles from town. Good 6 -room house* and outbuildings. 15 acres in cultiva tion; 1 J acres in apples, 25 acres in peaches, cherries, |>ears and strawberries. Plenty o f wood f 6 r . . t r t j j..r an d j e t e n te rta in in g . S0ITÏ6 o f T n 6 Comp&IUOIl StoriCS r e fr e s h v o u r k n o w le d g e o f geo- No. 10 - Six lots 50x150, three | h ‘ ,. th (. m v s tt.r . , ’ . . ., room house, hen house, some fruit ies o f cnem istrv, some reveal the /» » secrets o f forestry and o f general and strawberries. Cash and terms farm ing. They cover a wide N a 11. 130 acre ranch. 60 range. They are chosen w ith an acres in cultivation, 25 in tim'ter eye ^ l |,e poggjble likings o f every balance slashed. 12 acres in hops. member o f a Companion family G o o d house and hop house, barn btories o f vigorous action and stir- and other outbuildings, thirty words a minute, anil as the r jnif adventure fo r lioys, stories o f No. j2. 17 acres, 10 in cuPiva- alMr 'n m ch i^ n 'wàa'id.h“ » send messages t , Mr. Edison ut the rate o f speeches were said to have boon deliv 5 rtxrni house, barn anti ered In a more or less deliberate fash l'ollege life and domestic vicissi- {¡on ion he was able to keep u;> with nlino-i tude 3 for girls, stories that range chicken house. T w o springs, every sentence of every address all the way from sheer drollery to w ater pified to house, hot and cold Mr. Edison and his assistant also worked the Morse code wltb their ere deep seriousness for men and w o- vva^,r and bath. *5 acres in young lids. With them a quick wtalt means a men. I here are no stories <|uite, 0 f Cba rd. 2 acres big second dot and a long wluk means a dash like those in The Companion. growth fir. Spring affords w ater and they talk to each other In this way when they wish to convey a mes I f you are not fam iliar with The sufficient to irrigate onehalf o f sage o f 11 private nature when they are Companion as it is to-day, let us land. This land lays just out- surrounded by other persons and are send you sample copies and the side o f tht, city iimita' Qf FalU too far apart for the finger tapping Forecast for 1916. City. A bargain. method. % N ew subscribers whosertd $ 2 . 0 *) TROUSERS FOR SUFFRAGETTE. for 1916 will receive fret* a copy o f The Companion Home Calendar Mexican O irl In Soldier's Uniform for 1916, in addition to all the re Leads F irs t Parade. maining 1915 issues Irom the time Brownsville. Tex.—I.ed by a young the subscription w received. girl named I.Ulsa Cablllo. an unusual Photo by American Press A s s o c ia t io n . L A T E S T PH O TO G R A P H O F TH O M A S A. E D ISO N partner to I t Miller Itees« Hutchison, hts chief engineer and personal repre sentative, corroborated i t Three or four years ago Mr. Hutchi son fell a victim to whoa pin*; cough. He lost his voice temporarily. Mr. Edi son. who began hia career as a tele graph operator, suggested to Mr. Hutchison that he learn t tie Mort-e code. Mr. Hutchison did this.* and In that way they began a system o f communi cation based upon It wed operated by tapping off tbe dots- nnd dashes wltb tbe fingers. As they have been Insep arable companions thny have used tbla means o f talking wiitb each othtr a great deal and have been able to e*- 1 hange words even la shaking bands. Mr. Edison bas nover allowed hf»> deafness to bother him. In fact, he lias considered It an asset in his work, as be his been able to m ove about In his busy factory without belt*; distracted by Its great noises. But recently when the Inventor wwnt to Washington to preside over the destinies o f the new board o f w h l h Secretary Daniels eg¡stlc hiqi tbe bcivl. woman suffrage demonstration, the first ever held In northern Mexico, was carried out by a number o f Mexican women at Reynosa. Mexico, seventy five miles from here Miss Cablllo ap peared garbed ns a soldier and defied tbe authorities when ordered to resume women's apparel. Sbe was told that, while tbe law per mltted a woman to wear a coal, she could not appear In soldier's trousers A compromise finally was effected with the aid o f a little drapery In the form of suffrage flags. TWO H U N D R E D ANO F I F T Y S TORI ES And every story a good one. They are entertaining, but that is not all you can say about them. You know there is hardly a per iodical published that is not full of time-saving stories, but not a sin gle story in The Youth’s Compan ion is a time waster. Take the stories o f C. A. Stephens. It would be hard to pick out one from which you cannot learn something useful a ■B f Notice to News Subscribers A mark here indicates that No. 2 SO acres mountain land. your subscription is delinquent. | miles out on County road. 25 Please call and tlx it. • acres in cultivation, 20 acres big second-growth fir. Gtxxl 5-rooni house, barn, outbuildings. Fruit, Correspondent* wanted in every and berries: 125 prune trees. A l so, gtxxl team, wagon, harness neighborhood in Ibis section ol me and some household goods. W ill country. give time on purt*. increased prestige in your line o f trade, increased satisfaction that your printing is helping to sell goods. M r . H o rn « ö u u h e r C O M I TO T A L L * C IT Y . ON CO O N •nM B u y O r c h a r d L a n d T H E Y O U T H 'S C O M P A N IO N , No. 14. 33 J acres o f land, 21 acres plow land, 7 acres in timber balance pasture. 8 -room house, WOodshed, chicken house; 6 acre:; >ounK „ rchard in bearing. . Price w :TO W ill take onc-h.lt in D.1- Boston. Mass. * las or Salem residence property N ew Siibscriptionp Received at this and g ive timo on one-f 0 urth. Office. — ------- No. 15. Six-room house, wood- shed with about one acre land. List of Letters Price $ 900 , $300 cash, balance on Hernaining uncalled fur in thii* time. North Main Street. One ofllce for tin* w**e!c ending Out. 8 -room house w ith 5 lots. Price 23. 1915. $1800; part time. L a d ie s . Ellis, Miss Myrtle Simpson, M ins' I’earle G entlem en . Blair, Jack I.amm, Albert Nelson, John Nice I, Louis Monroe, C. O’ Brien, Beil For further information, call on or w rite to D. L. Wood, Falls City, Oreg. W h now urge nil our subscribers In re. ew tln-ir su bscription to T h e N ew s and get four yea r f"r o n ly m agazines 18 le n t « one extra. Thi'Su letters will l e sent to the W R I T E O R P I I O N E . Jnad letter olliue Fov., (5, 1916 Kxtrti copies of Tho News are if not delivered before, in calling for the above, please say “ Adver printed each week, and will W sent I to any address desired, postpaid. tised,” giving date of list. I k a C. M e h k l i n o , P. M, I for 5 cents per copy. S u n d a y O n ly Otlìce hours: 9:30 to 10:!K)u.ui: Mail arrives from Salem, 9:00 a. tn. Portland St Kugune (m u 11:55 a. in. 101, Mail closes for Salem, 8:50 a. m. Kugune A Portland train 102, 1 p. ni. Kffcctive May 13, 1916. I ka C. M k iik u n u , Postmaster Woman Finally Recover* From Nerv ou» Breakdown Im poveri j l i r l ntrvrs destroy many icople before their time. Often he- ore a sufferer realizes what the trouble is, he is on the verge of a complete nervous breakdown It is of the utmost importance to keep your nervous system in good con dition, as the nerves are the source o f atl bodily power. Mrs Rosa Bonner, 8^5 N. 18 th St., Binning bam, Ala., says: i “ I have been suffering with nerv ous prostration for nine or ten years. Have tried many of the best doctors in Birmingham, but they all failed to reach m y case. I woulJ feel as if I was smothering: finally I went into convulsions. M y little girl saw Dr. Mile*' Nervine advertised in the papers and I at once began to take *«. 1 continued to take it for some time and now I am well.” If you are troubled with loss of appetite, poor digestion, weakness, inability to jle e p ; if you are in a general run down condition and unable to bear your part of the daily grind of life, you need some thing to strengthen your nerves. You may not realize what is the mat ter with you, but that it no reason why you should delay treatment. Dr. Mile»' Nervine has proven its value in nervous dis orders for thirty years, and merits a trial,' no matter how many other remedies have failed to help you. S o ld b y a ll d r u g g is t s . 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