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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, DECEMBEIt 13, 1012 POLK COUNTY OBSERVER THREE t t Jo (lie Public. In leaving the office of County Judge mi thi first Monday In .ruiiuary. 1913, I will open a luw ofllce In Dallas, where I practiced law for many years, prior to my election as County Judge. I am prepared at this time to trans act any law business, not coming in the tounly Court, and after January first all kinds, whether in the County Court nr any other court; I will make a specialty, of all Probate Law and eiiulty. My charges will be reasonable for legal advice, and for all work that may be entrusted to me. I ask for a share of your business. Please do not forget me. Office in court house until liist Monday of January. licRpettfully, ED. P. COAD. 12-20 Lodge Notice. Jennings Lodge No. 9, A. P. & A. M.: A stated communication will be held Friday evening, December 13, Annual election of officers. All mem bers requested to be present. Visit ors welcome. By order of the W. M. , WALTER S. MUIR, Sec'y. TOugene boasts of a radish Inclv-s in circumference, the number of inches in length, weighing 18 34 pounds. Gosh! 25 same and GOING-1 GrONTE III For Christmas presents don't for get those diamonds, cameos, Inde structible mesh bags, cuff links, rings, chains, charms, watches, bracelets, brooches, scarf pins, tie clasps, silver ware, cut glass, clocks, sterling silver, etc., etc., and the reduction in silver hollow ware and cut glass, all make excellent Christmas presents. ' Shep herd's Jewelry Store, open evenings. G-QINOII www HanciKwuUwiiT HiovMWiwirr noLoiraitanst We wish to call your attention to the fart that most Infectious diseases such as whooping cough diphtheria and scarlet fever are contracted when the child has a cold. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will, quickly cure a cold and greatly lessen the danger of contracting these diseases. This reme dy is famous for its cure of colds. It contains no opium or other narcotic and may be given to a child with Im plicit confidence. Sold by all dealers. IT IS EASIER TO SAVE THE HAIR YOU HAVE THAN TO GROW NEW An Astoria company Thanksgiving; day began the manufacture of oxygen explosives. The powder is manufac tured from waste products. You will find that druggists every where speak well of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. They know from long experience in the sale of It that In cases of coughs, and colds It can al ways be depended upon, and that it is The tendency to put off until tomorrow what w should do today account for moat of the bald heada we lee in the front row. Newbro'a Herpiclde atop f ailing hair and pre- yenia uaiuness. ina aanarun germ la aeitroyed , iQOO nH mato tn fairs HVir an la hv by ita use and a condition of health maintained I In i Plesan' ana "are 10 taKe- or aie the hair and scalp. I all dealers. Kearly everyone haa hair trouble of soma de i acription which Herpicide will alwaya correct. The Shaniko Star notes Several wed- Don't wait until it is too lata. j:d ntlv nnd thinks it a slim of What Do; You Know About This? ' , . , i 1 j , . . KNOWLEDGE COMPETITION Following will be found a num ber of - brief paragraphs, each one bringing out a few of the distinctive features or character It la conceded to be the standard hair remedy and is recommended and applied by ad the btet Hair Dressers and Barbers. One dollar she bottles sold by us under as absolute guarantee. The Fuller Pharmacy a cold winter. No lives lost in the Adirondack hunting season. Another sign of the decline of marksmanship. ' istics of this city's business in- stltutions or professional men. There is a query or two in each paragraph. To the ' party who' first answers them correctly In detail will be given choice of the prises noted above. The next nearest correct will be given choice' of the remaining priies, and so on till they are exhausted. - Names must not be abbreviat- ed but given In' the usual style of the firm's advertising; street v numbers must be given correctly and all answers must be neat and legible. ' There r is no guessing about these. There is a clue in every one by which the Identity may be confirmed. - Answers may be sent by mail or brought to this office any time before next Wednesday evening. On Friday of next week the sequel of this feature will be pub-' lished. At that time the prize- winners will be announced and they are then entitled to call and get them. , The competition Is open to ev- ery one who1 reads this except employes of the paper and their relatives. Address alt answers to: KNOWLEDGE CONTEST, Care Observer. THE PRIZES One Dozen Large Photos, Stone's Studio $10.00 Fancy Christmas Cake, Dallas Bakery $10.00 Beautiful Electric Lamp, $5.00 Smith 6c Ellison Electric Co. When We Hand You Our Estimate of the cost of the lumlxr you require ymi can depend upon it that the fig uii s vv'll In- as lew rs first-class, well . iisiiik (1 lumber tan be sold for hon estly. If you piiy -more j'ou pay 'in much. If you pay less .Vc u gf I h . 'itlxr ' qurlity or qunntlty. Dallas Lumber & Logging Co iraven Bros. Hardware WEAR-EVER . JT. Ufa: IHSfc. ALUMINUM TRADEMARK Examine the "trade mark" and be sure it is the "Wear Ever" Craven Brothers, Agents RECEIVER'S SALE The imported stallion "Papillon" No. 53,351, owned by The Sheridan Breeders Association, one of the finest horses in the Willamette Valley, will be sold at public auction at J. W. Bewley's Livery Sta ble, at Sheridan, Oregon, on Saturday, December 14, 1912, at one o'clock. Terms, cash. J. W. BEWLEY, - Receiver NUMBER 1 'Tis not painted wood nor polished stone, but hearts and fur niture that make the home. This fur niture store has been doing business here many years, the last four years under its present title. They have 75 feet front, all plate glass windows that attract the attention of every lover of the home. Just as the holi-. days are coming they are unusually inviting. They carry a big stock of furniture, carpets, wall paper and house furnishings of every descrip tion. They are the people who put out that excellent mattress under their own name. Also have the Ostermoor and the Seeley mattress. It is the home of the Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet. Their picture department is very pleasing. What Is the name and ad dress of this company? Sterling Furniture Co., 508 Mill. ..t...HER 2 'Tis here I'll string my tuneful lyre, and twang my -merry lute, and draw sweet strains of vibrant joy from violin and flute. This is the store that hath charms to soothe the savage breast "Everything in music" is the motto here. It is the store where they have the Schumann pianos a piano that is in a class by itself for tone and finish. They also have the Gable & Nelson and other makes. They wi'll sell you a piano here on very easy termsso that you can pay for it while you are using it. They have a big stock of sheet music. They are head quarters for Edison Phonographs and Records. What is the name and ad dress? It is one of the best places in town to buy a sewing machine. Daniel's Music House, 630 Court.. NUMBER 8 What is the name and address of the leading jeweler ,who began business in this city 19 years ago? Each one of these years is a separate asset worth much to the pur chaser of merchandise as to the qual ity of which he is forced to rely on the word of the dealer. The custom ers of many years ago are still his cus tomers, besides lots of new ones. The people have learned that anything that is recommended to them in this store will always turn out right. He has a beautiful line of goods for the holiday season. It is here that you find the Gorham sterling silver and silver plate. Hawke's and Libby's cut glass, the W. W. W. guaranteed rings, the Ball watch, and many other supe rior lines. He is the official watch in spector for the Southern Pacific R. R. company. What is the name and ad dress? C. II. Morris, 608 Court. also to give the name of the mill that I name and address of this grocer. manufactures it. An inspection or tnis' u. S. Laughary, 617 Court. plant will show it to be one of the cleanest and most perfect in operation in the whole West. The highest per fection Is reached In the manufacture of this flour; It is perfectly uniform; every pound is Just as good as every other pound. It is manufactured right here at home, and you should remem ber that this is "Made in Oregon' year. ' Patronize home industry and keep your money right here at home, Oregon's Best Dallas Flouring Mills. ' NUMBER 9 A certain mineral wa ter and soda works factory has a rep utation for the excellency of their pro duct. Has been doing business In this city for many years. Aerated waters and mineral waters of all kinds orlg inate here and are distributed all over the district. Their carbonated bever ages have no superior in the entire province. Sole agents in this city for Hire's Root Beer. You -will see the name at all the prominent soda foun tains and candy stores. You are to give the name and address of this in stitution. They are also manufactur ers of Lime-Sulphur spray, and of pickles and vinegar of superior merit. Dallas Soda Works, 422 Ellis. , NUMBER 10 Who are the people who ''know how" in the cleaning line in this city? The proprietor Is a cus torn tailor and sanitary cleaner; cleans everything except dirty linen and bad chartcter and fish. Uses the latest dry, or French, process sends for and delivers, and guarantees satisfaction. The dry, or French, cleaning process is one of the important textile discov eries of recent years. But the process is somewhat complex and difficult. It needs expert handling. This .busy tai lor also attends to alterations, repairs everything In the tailoring line. name that comes close to the top of the alphabet. Give name and address. Phil Begin, 514 Mill. NUMBER 11 The science of re storing health is no longer dependent on materia medica and surgery. The pendulum is swinging the other way, and in the numerous methods of treat- nig disease that of Chiropractic is one of the most popular. It is based on a correct knowledge of the brain, spinal chord, and the nerves emanating therefrom. Here is represented an in stitution that gives advice in dietetics, medical gymnastics and hydrotherapy, presided over by a thoroughly quali fied Chiropractor. Has a nicely equip ped institution, with a lady attendant. A Chiropractor so thoroughly under stands the mechanism of- the human body and Chiropractic science that they unerringly locate the cause of your trouble without asking you a question. What Is the name and ad dress of this Chiropractor? Dr. D. G. Reinpel, 114 Court. NUMBER 4 When you're blue, or cold, or shiver with the grippe, the chills, or liver; when the doctor's auto stands before your door; he'll write down good" and plain the drugs to ease your oain. and say, "get this made up quick drug store This drug store is very central. It is one of the best equipped drug stores In the city. There are no old passe goods on the shelves here. Every thing Is comparatively new and freBh and modern. The store has not been more than a hundred years here. It is where they have the biggest plate mir ror in town. It Is the place where they have the Arch family remedies. Give the name and address. Ellis Drug Store, 609 Court. NUMBER 5 This Is the leading cigar store and billiard emporium of the city. Now, don't get In a hurry and jump at conclusions. But it is the leading one Just the same. Hardly know how to describe it so you will not recognise It too readily. There are just two pool tables and there is a billiard table. It Is a dull hour when they are not all busy. It is the place where gentlemen congregate and coin the idle hours Into busy minutes. There is a big stock of cigars, tobac cos and smokers' articles. Give name and address. S. F. Felton Co., 518 Mill. NUMBER This hotel over all the county is known; the stockman, tne farmer, the merchant his home. For many, many years it nas teen me inn that has sheltered these classes from fatigue and din. The rates are so low and the rooms so good that people flock here from every nelghborhod. When you visit the city, don't think it is far; It Is only two blocks from the 8. P. Cars. A splendid place to pat ronize, give Its name and win the prise. Dallas Hotel, Mill and Cliun-ii. NUMBER 7 The vender of flowers nd plants must be an arttst to be successful. Here is a norist oi supeior talent, who has established a name in all this section of the country. He has every whre attracted the attention of all who have artistic eyes In the line of beautiful effects with flowers. He makes a specialty of Interior dee orating for teas, card parties, lunch eons, dinner, birthdays and wedding- Always has a big variety of cut flow ers and plants. Has greenhouse at a central location. What la the name and addraa? C I ThonuM, Jefferona and Mill. NUMBER 12 When you are ready to get that "buzz wagon," here Is an establishment that will interest you greatly. The machine that is sold at this garage is one of the most popular In the whole automobile game. There are so many points in Its favor that few people who investigate fail to de clde in Its favor. The new 1913 mod el' all complete with every necessity and convenience at $985; is the great est bargain in the auto world. You are to give the name of this automo bile, also the name and location of this garage. They do the highest class of repair work at this garage, includ ing vulcanizing. Also carry a full line of auto supplies. Overland, Cathi-rwood's Garage, NUMBER 17 Who Is the milliner for men in Dallas? This big store is modern throughout the place where the smart dresses get their becom ing togs. Beautiful fixtures through out with goods to match. Every thing the latest In men's furnishing The place for the young men to "get ahead." Likewise the place for the elder ones to "come back." It Is the store where the Sophomore clothes, ana Bcni-oss Bros, fine tailored gar ments find the door to the open mar ket. It Is the store that has the Mallory and Stetson hats, the Flor sheim and Ootzian shoe, .the Ever wear hosiery, and. scores of other superior brands in all lnes. You will see his name, with his proper title, right in the tile at the threshold. What is the name and address? Wm. Herzog, Leading Clothier, 408 Mam, NUMBER 18 In this number we suggest a meat market in a modern building that looks swell a front that opens full and ventilation that is per fect. The meats at this market are the kind that are "fed right, handled right, cut right, and sold right." The boys behind the block are smart good looking and very pleasant. It Is the market that appears so neat and clean that a look Inside is an aid to the appetite. They have nice show cases equipped with cold stor age pipes, and everything to facilitate the very best service. The only thing that is lacking in the equipment is the old time "meat market smell." The family trade specialties have made this market famous on account of their excellence. What . is the name and address? Dallas Meat Co., 615 Court. NUMBER 1 The one predomi nating feature at this drug store that everybody will recognize is its repu tation tor the careful filling of phy sician's prescriptions. This is not the kind of a drug store that advertises liniment of such merit that when applied (;o the stub end of a dog's tail caused the said tail to grow out perfectly, and then applied in the same way to the severed piece, picked up from the dust of the street, caus ed a new dog to grow out but the kind that sells all first-class depend able drugs, standard remedies and sundries, in every case just what they purport to be. It is the oldest drug store in the city, a druggist of expe rience and attainment at its head, and competent assistants In every de partment. What is the name ana address? The Fuller Pharmacy, 400 Main. NUMBER 13 Many people have learned that it Is not necessary to travel down town to the business center to get good groceries and fam ily supplies at proper prices. The high cost of living is. due to high rents as much as to any other one cause. In this number we Introduce a lively grocery store that is not pay ing high rents, because it Is not in the business district. Telephone lines all lead to this store and their own special delivery system reaches ail parts of the city very promptly. They will sell you the very best brands of goods and guarantee absolute satis faction. What Is the name of firm and the location? M. It. Young & Son, 013 Hlrcli. NUMBER 11 Who are the livery men who have been almost a whole year "In harness" In this city? Any kind of a rig you want will be found In this stable. They have the kind of horses that are "safe and sane", and still they go along without that vex atious "pushing on the lines." They know the livery business from start to finish. This stable Is headquarters for the sale of horses for all purpo- m n. What Is the name and address? McCann A Collins, 631 Court. NUMBER 15 "Where was Moses when the light failed?" Is a ques tion that has come down through the ages. If Moses had only known of this popular electrical company he would not have met with that mo mentous misfortune. These experi enced electricians know how to har ness the electrical apparatus so that It will not fail, aa long as there is any "Juice" on the circuit They furnish electric fixtures, power apparatus. motors, etc They do contract work in the electrical line all around the city and country. They are chock full of electricity, and all you have to do is to press the button or ring the phone they do the rest. Give the name and address. . Sol ill I tt KJHwhi Kle-u-fc- Co, 611 itiurt. NUMBER 20 Who is the man who furnishes the garden and field seeds that will grow? He has had the ex perience that entitles him to first rank in the seed business. His card reads: "Wholesale and retail field and garden seeds, hay, grain, flour and feed, poultry and bee supplies." He does a large mail order business as well as taking care of the home trade in the very best manner. This store has been many years before the public. What they sell always turns out to be Just as it is represented Give the name and address. S. M. Ray & Co., 226 Main. and wise take an occasional look into this place, during the holidays. There will be special attractions. There is never a dull minute around this shop. It has been a going institution for 5 years. It is the place in town to turn the idle hours Into busy min utes. What is the name and location of this good place. Dallas Prize Shooting Gallery, 308 Main. facilities, looks personally after every Job, and guarantees absolute satisfac tion. His place of business is close to the business center. Give name and address. It is better to patronize home than to take chances with houses away from home. G. L. Hawkins, 508 Church. NUMBER 26 Before your gaze at this time is a bakery the one that bakes that good bread just like mother used to bake when she had good luck. This is not the oldest firm in the city but it is one that has made many friends already. All bread Is baked out of flour, but the fact that some of it is better than others is proof that the baking has much to do with the quality. The pies, cakes and pastry of all kinds that come from this bakery are superior. They have opened an inviting coffee and lunch department which is bound to become very popular. What is the name and location of this bakery, also give the name of the proprietor. The Dallas Bakery, 611 Court A, D. Brown. NUMBER 27 This number Is to represent a firm of abstracters who have brought the records of the county down to a scientific basis. Both are attorneys. One gives his attention to the law while the other largely manages the abstract busi ness. They have been accumulating their plant for the last 7 years. One year ago they Installed a Are proof vault. They are always ready to is sue abstracts of title on short notice and at very reasonable rates. The members of this firm are both young and active, ready and willing to take hold of any question at law, or to give the most modern service In furnish ing abstracts of title. What is the name and address of this firm? Brown & Sibley, 610 Mill. NUMBER 35 Here Is a variety store that is making great headway toward showing some beautiful and Interesting things for the Christmas holidays. Heretofore it has been a 5, 10, 15 and 25 cent store, but it. has determined to climb the ladder higher and will add a variety of goods that come higher. You will not find this stor right in the center of the shop ping district. It is in the district of low rents, and will make it up to their customers in low prices. You will miss some great things if you pass them by for the holidays. They are live wires. What is the name and address? Model Variety Store, 300 Main. NUMBER 36 In these piping times of skimp and save It behooves the head of the family to make his mon ey stretch as far as possible. The second-hand store Is the one place where this feat can be accomplished. ' Here is an Institution that came under present control In the early part of this year. It Is an Interesting sight to walk down through the store and see what has been gathered together. They have about everything but a second-hand cow. Their policy is to buy everything that doesn't eat. There are bargains here in household goods of all kinds, In harness, In tools, etc. They have a big line of good stoves. Everything going very cheap, A name that begins with a letter way down at the bottom of the alphabet Give name and address. B. R. Watson, 326 Main. NUMBER 28 This number repre sents one of the busiest Industrial in stitutions in the city. It is a hive of Industry six days in a week and gives employment' to a number of men. They manufacture doors and windows, frames, inside finish of every descrip tionbank, office and store fittings, cabinet, stair and general mill work. What is the name and address? Dallas Planing Mill, 213 Mill. NUMBER 29 A painter. was once asked what he mixed his paints with. He replied, "with brains." We have before you firm of painters who use the same ingredient. They have been "spreading it on pretty thick" aroundhere for over two years. They have a Btore full of paints, wall pa per and decorative supplies of all kinds. And they have their hands full of contracts all the time. They can paper or calsomine that room, or the whole house so as to get the best results. They always make a good job If they have to apply two coats and a pair of pants. Another feature with this firm is the manu facture of mirrors and art glass ef fects. What Is the name and ad dress? Duiigaii Bros., 508 Washington. NUMBER 37 It's the soles of the people he keeps In view, for he is the doctor of boot and shoe; and he serves the living and not the dead( with' the best of leather, wax, nails and thread. He can sew on a sole, or nail it fast, and do a good job and make it last. A great many patients come to his door, worn out and run down, besides feeling sore; though h doesn't use poultice, plaster or pill, he cures all sick shoes, no matter how ill. What is the name and location? A name that Is spelled wtih 7 letters.! Irving Tamplyn, 311 Main. NUMBER 21 "Made in Dallas" is a slogan that ought to be burned'into the memory of every smoker. Some of the best 5 cent cigars are made here that are to be found this side of Havana. This cigar factory and store has been a prominent concern for over a year. Ever smoke a "Little George" cigar? It is one of the "hardest to catch" 5 cent cigars In .he whole west. You are to give the name of the manufacturer, and the location, and the next time you line up to the cigar counter you are to call for these cigars. The proof of the pudding Is In the smoking. A first class pool and billiard hall will be found at this place also. U. R. Coad, 523 Main. NUMBER 22 Where Is It in Dal las that you get the wet goods that go right to the spot? If you know where that Is. This liquor store has been doing business here many years. They make a specialty of bonded liq uors, line wines and cordials and they eater to family trade. They are the distributors of the Oiympla beer. All that is necessary to get what you want is to whisper It to them over the phone and the Identical article will be found on your premlws on short no tice. This house van meet the taste of the most critical connlsseur. Give (he name and street number. OlyniplH Wine Co.. 320 Main. NUMBER 23 Where Is It they al ways have something new In sweets? Things have been going along this way for over two years. First on- thing then another Just one d ihing after another. It is where they have the good candies, the still l t ter smokes. It is where people go to buy a live newspaper, that comes in the evening. There Is no better place this side of Portland to art that sweet tooth cured. ' What Is the name and address? Boot Kerwr, SIS Main. NUMBER What brand of flour is It that appeals moat t Polk county people, as ll as to those of many other counties In Oregon? Ton are NUMBIH 16 Here we Introduce one of the best looking grocery stores in the city. It has not ben under the prment ownership more than a hundred years, but it i making good. When you enter the commodious veg etable fountain la the first thing to catrh the eye; further back ia the en closed screen for many good thinira cheese, honey, etc. Cm either aide are shelves and tables containing the latest and best brands of staple and fancy rrorrrws and table dt-lteactes It will be found the sanitary grorery store. It Is the store here they have the Amber blend of c-offfe many people will have no other cof fee but the Amber blend. Civ the NUMBER H Where do theae people who rally appreciate fine work In photography alt for their photographs? To iiom do they go when they wish, not Just a good pho tograph, but that superior quality of work which is turned out from the studio of a real artist? The charac ter of the work h-re ia in a class by itself and is appreciated by all dis criminating ptople. The studio ia lo cated rluht In the heart of the ahnp ping district, occupying several nicely equipped rooms on the swond floor. It haa been under th present very fflctent management over one year. -arbfn and sepia portraits. Interior and commercial work, developing and finishing. Give the name and th.- ad dress. t. B. Moor, Mala. M'Mlil.R 21 Where la the place In ton to go to have a little fun and pass off the time? Do you love to shoot? How straight cn you shoot? Do you smoke, chew or eat candy? If you want to ret healthy, wealthy NUMBER 30 One of the prominent dry goods stores of Dallas is before you. It is where you find the Homo Journal patterns, the R. & G, corsets, the Black Cat hose, Peters shoes, and the big line of coats and suits for the ladles and misses. There are larger stores than this one in Oregon, but none more modern and complete In detail. It is the store where the nicer goods are found, and where there are plenty of kindly mannered, courteous, patient salespeople to wait on the crowd that is continually passing Its portals. The name Is one that de scribes the chief means of transporta tion in Africa. Give the name and address. Campbell's, 426 Main. NUMBER 31 What is the name of this good hotel, where they please you with those fine meals. Breakfast, luncheon and dinner ocme each time as a pleasant surprise to the appe tite, served in such a genteel and po lite manner. Everything served Is first-class, and it Is always nicely served. There are good rooms at this hotel always clean and well kept. They make a secialty here of lunch eon and dinner, and if you have not tried them you will never know what you are missing until you do. The name is very familiar In hotel circles. It is one of the best first-class hotels in the Willamette valley. A new and modern building. New Sitt Hotel, . E. Corson, lropriotor. NUMBER 32 It's the clothes that make the man If you think It makes no dlerffence about the clothes, Just you try going down street without any. Here is an establishment that Is a complete outfitter for all that half of humanity that wears trousers. It Is next door to a corner and runs clear round and has an entrance on anoth er street. It Is not a wide room. Inn its capacity is douMed by the n h! I hi I -cony th'it runs all the wh- round fir room. It is the store wh re they lime the beautiful Clothersft clothes, the Klirrshelm shoe, the Headlight over alls, and other superior lines. It Is he pliu-e where "If men war it, they have It." What is the name and ad dress? I'glow Clothing llouxr, )2 Mslu. THEY WERE VERY RICH". What Els They Wars Was Quaintly Told by Mary Lyon. When In 1837 Mary Lyon founded Holyoke college she collected the mon ey required for Its first building In sums that ranged from 6 cents to $1,000. 8he got 1.800 persons to sub scribe. Her feat gave the new enter- prise an unusually wide foundation In the public Interest, but she did not ac complish it without much hard work or without gaining wide experience of human nature, 'One evening . Miss Lyon arrived In tbe village of Ashfleld, Mass., at a borne where she was alwaya welcomed, gladly. She was full of hope and en thusiasm. Would the squire take her at once to W.f where, she had learned, there was a family of wealth that might give liberally toward the semi nary building? "Bupper and a good nighf s rest, Miss Lyon," was the reply, ''and them my horses shall take you there." , The next morning as they were start ing the squire's wife laid a gentle Hand on Miss Lyon's shoulder, with the warning: "Do not expect too much, my dear Miss Lyon. We know the people. I fear you will not be successful." With a beaming face Miss Lyon re plied: "Oh, I am told they are very rich. I am sure they will help liber ally." When she entered the house on ber return Miss Lyon went quickly to her friend, and, grasping her arm, while conflicting emotions played over ber face, she said: "Yes, it is all true. Just as I was told. They live In a costly house, it is full of costly things, they wear costly clothes" then, drawing nearer and almost closing ber eyes, she whispered with unforgetable emphasis, "but, oh, they're little bite of folks!" Youth's Companion. Kitchansttea. Pewter is best cleaned by washing It with hot water, rubbing It with One sand and when dry polishing tt with leather. Matting splinters easily when swept ltb a bare broom To preserve It either clean It with soft brush or rover tbe broom with a gray canton flannel bag. Things often returned, borrowed? but neve XI. Mill R 3.1 A prominent depart- in nt Hore is now culled to your at- i tention. It Is locuted In a modern building, of Jhree stores. It can not point to a long story of achievement and growth that Is In the future. They carry about everything but gro cerlea and hardware dry goods, clothing, furnishing goods, millinery, shoes, hats, hosiery, etc. These goods are new and down to date. It Is where you And the Gordon hose, the dinner and La Camllle corsets, the Fashion shoe. It is the store where they have the good looking, pleasant, painstaking salesM-ople, who never tire In making It easy and pleasant for you to shop with them. Good merch andise and very low prls are the additional features that draw trade to this store. Give nam and location. IHitk OniiHJ Mertantile t o.. CI I i mrt- Thanks! M'MIIKK 3 1 A large number of the monuments that mark the last resting place of the pioneers of this city and county were erected by the vntlemaa to horn we allude In th paragraph. Has been In business In th- county tt years. He has the latest thinrs in marbl and granite, beau tiful desians to select from, or If you hsve a d-stgn of your own he will take pleasure In carrying It out. No one la mora com petnt Has wiodera The Specially Appointed Day lw VnUcrwal Christmas Is Not Ear OMant Ami We Are Making Kpevlal Ar-rangciiM-iil to I"TokIe Our Ptro Willi All Tle xl Tilings In Our Mie, whh li WiU Help Make A Big (une! We Will 11 nk tm For Your Chrtntmas ttrdaTs. EAGLE MEAT MARKET V.ili and "3 SU. rt:r.i 13