The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969, August 05, 1921, Image 2

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ceived an api o in tm e n t from the
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X Y , » h o w rrrd a tte n tio n upon M i» l> ir» r a »»lit of th t p a sto r of llic
C hurch of H olme»» th ere
b o w hen they decided to elope the oilier
day. W wa» the pa»tov hini»elf »»ho tii*l|ied fua »» 1 1e to V einoy » wailit K
n u to in o b ilt. and p e rm itte d lici to lake ilieir iw u ch ild ien . V and iJ.
w ith her
W hen »he liinlcd »lie w an ted tin tn iiiiiu ie lo o lit
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W h tr i lha going is Specially heavy
w ith anow, m ud or aand, in hilly
country w here m aximum traction on
the road ia a (actor, no other tire tread
yet deviaed ia quite eoeffective, or ao
wholly approved by m otoring opin­
ion, aa the U. S. Nobby Tread.
Ita very sim plicity—three rows of
diagonal knobs, gripping the road —
is the result of alt the y eart of U. S.
R u b b e r experience with every typo
cl road the world over.
I f every one
listened to experience,
how much theyü save
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Most likely you’ll hear an inter­
esting story about his tire experi­
ments— before the answer was
found. Money wasted. Promises
unkept. Trouble on the road—hu­
morous to every one except the
man who went through it.
Finally U. S. Tires. And U. S.
Tires ever since.
P er ha pa it’* the e x p e r ie n c e of U S .
T ira buyer« that make* them m ore em ­
p h a ti c in their preference than ever thia
veer.
When theee men here tried most
everything by the w ay of “ staggering
bargains’*, ‘ h u rrah discounts’’, “discon­
tinued lines at less” and so forth they
know w h a t n o t to ¿at.
T h ey w ant a fr e s h , l iv e tir e . W ith a
good reputation. T h a t's everything it say s
it is. W ith the people behind it w ho
back it up.
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T h ere are 92 U. S. F actory B ranches.
Y our local U. S. Dealer is draw ing
upon them continually to keep his stocks
s u e d up, com plete—to give you s e r v ic e .
W h e n ev er he gets one or a hundred
tires from a U. & F acto ry B ranch, they
are n e w l y m a d e th is s e a s o n ’a tire s.
Sold to you at a n e t price. F ull values.
Square-dealing. A reputable m aker. A
reputable dealer. T h e w hole transaction
as befita the leadership of the oldest and
largest ru b b er organization in the wqrld.
U. S. USCO TREAD
U. S. CHAIN TREAD
U- S. NOBBY TREAD
U. S. ROYAL CORD
U. S. RED & GREY TUBES
United States Tires
United States @ Rubber Company
Graham and Son, Monmouth, .Orego
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TOP and talk to the next man
you see with U. S. Tires on
his car. Ask him why.
“ R em inding m e." exclaim ed M urray,
“of w hat they a re th in k in g of th e
s tra n g e r w ho w anted th e five o’clock
b re a k fa st.
I a V * * * •* * • '•■ 'k ed
around the block to get a m outhful
of a ir and w as Just th in k in g of the
old ham and b re a k fa s t w hen------ ” an d
he felt #f his ear,
“And I th o u g h t It w as Bob looking
fo r th e m orning p ap er,” laughed Kutli.
“Do you o ften have waffle* for
b re a k fa s t? ” ask ed M urray.
“.Vow an d th e n ,” ad m itte d R uth,
“b u t g en erally too e arly fo r th e uelgh-
bora.”
“I love to get up e a rly fo r waffles
—m aybe 1 m ight be called over som e
tim e—o u r porch la so n e a r,” a u d hi*
eyes w ere sp p ealln g .
“I ’ll ask Bob w hat he th in k s about
I t ” said K uth.
B ut she d id n ’t need to, fo r M urray
ask ed Bob him self, and he ask ed him
a lot o f o th e r things, ask ed him te
look up th e M ellv aln s an d one U ur-
ray especially an d find out If he w as
fit to be bis brother-in-law , and
w ouldn't he use h is Influence w ith his
p re tty sis te r?
Bob w as delighted, d e c la rin g th a t
th e only th in g a g a in s t M urray w as
th a t he w as a waffle fiend, b u t If R u th
w anted to ta k e th e c o n tra c t of b ak in g
th e waffles aud th ey w ould ag ree to
set up h ousekeeping in th e G entry
m ansion, h e'd have no
o b jectio n to
b 'm as a brother-in-law .
O f co u rse R u th agreed a f te r a rea-
sonable am o u n t of p ersu aslo u to ta k e
waffle c o n tra c t and th q G entry
house by M u rray 's ag reem en t wa»
fro ®
• roontlnfc bouse,
“ U u 't it • p ity .” sighed U ntil Gen-
try to b e r b ro th e r Bob as »lie took
i. -u ia l note of »ouie new a rriv a ls a t
ibe room ing bouse n ex t dour, " th a t
tic«!* d e a r O.J houses th a t have »eeu
l . .ic r d a y » m ust Inevitably, like th e ir
»¡r.ckeu old ow ner», go Into tiie die-
i a r d : I know th a t th e G entry hom e
m u st »hue cr when U co n tem p lates
li e fact ti.s t you and I a re th e only
li\ ...g th in g s th a t keep up its respec-
. ity aud p rev en t it also becom ing
a room ing bouse w ith noisy room ing-
1. u>e k .s sliding down Its w aln u t
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and
clacking, gossiping
Ic ard m g l ouse women infesting Its
sacred p recin cts."
Bob laughed. “ T o n my soul, R uth,
you talk like a m an— w hy clack in g ?”
"T hey a r e ; they h av e noth in g to
d o ; th e ir prying eyes follow m e from
cr a r to g a rre t till I w an t to ask them
to c me .e r and help to do aom ething
K uth. who h ad been
»eked th re e tim es th a t day If h e rs w as
a rc c :.iing house, she k e p t house so
stren u o u sly fo r Bob.
“It'a y o u rs fo r an early b re a k fa s t If
you catc h th a t five-thirty tra in . Bud-
dy
B e tte r m ake th a t page y o u r last
en e," n i, j sh e rum pled his h a ir l o v -
ingly a s she passed his chair.
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at M | next m orning, OLD FRENCH BOTTLE BOOKS
h u rrie d in to a buugalow a p ro n a n d
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nifty cap a 1 w ent dow n to p re p a re P ronounced F av o rito s W ith tho Bibu-
th e wa.'V.es, h e r usual tr e a t fo r Bob
loua— V olam os T h a t W ars Bound
when he w as going aw ay fo r th e day. ;
In H um an Skin.
T hey w ere very devoted, try in g to ;
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m ak e up to each o th e r fo r th e lonelt- '
An a rtic le In th e B ookm an by Wal-
ness of th e big house since th e ir pa- te r H a rt B lu m en th al tells of the m ost
re n ts died.
cu rio u s books In th e w orld, an d am ong
R u th p aused a m om ent, th in k in g It them he classifies th e F ren ch b o ttle
tim e to ru n up and call Bob, but, hear- books, w hich w ere used a c e n tu ry ago
ii.g a noise of a m oving c h a ir on the ?® carry m ore fo rtify in g liq u o rs th an
p o rih . she ran out and In th e haxy th e lite ra ry . "B o ttle books a r e a s ra re
law n, noting his co m fo rta b le pose, h is ! as flab th a t clim b treea." say s Mr. Blu-
feet c>n th e b a lu stra d e , she slipped up u ienthal. “T h e se cu rio sitie s w ere m ade
and. nihbliug his ear, s a id : “ Waffles In so u th e rn F ra n c e ab o u t a cen tu ry
and m aple siru p now read y in th e d in ­ ago, an d w ere held In high esteem by
Judges, sd v o c a te s aud th e learn ed g en ­
ing c a r.”
She d a rte d hack, sn a tch in g open the try generally. T h e legal p re fe sslo n w as
waffle iron und filing a nice, hot p late, given to ca rry in g Its a u th o ritie s back
placed it fo r Bob before be cam e Into *nd fo rth undwr l u
*riu. H ence
the dining room
th ese b o ttle books, w hich w ere m ade of
She w as filling t h . Iron w hen Bob I lu ,tro u a d« o r a t e d d a rk blue faience,
en te re d the kitchen, p aused a t h e r el- ln
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“ »«‘«1 l « » » t
bow and ln
a m oat p e c u lia r to n e T h * c®01*1“ »
wh®ll> 'W uld. o r
a s k e d : May
I Inquire w ho la th e partljr ,,terar3r w ,th * forU ijrlu« com -
wuffle fiend?"
p a rtm e n t. T hen th e b ibliophile took *
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1 nip fo r hia c o n stitu tio n . Now th e eon-
K uth looked up. try in g to fath o m itllu tlo n nlp, th e blb u lo u , bll>llophll, . -
h is ex p re ssio n ; he gazed a t h er. "Ye*.
N or a re th e hook c u rio s itie s all se
stow s them aw ay like a tra m p .” "T h e
red o len t of th e b arroom . Mr. B lum en­
tin k le o f a k n ife a g a in s t a glasa in
th al goes o n : “ M ore th a n once hav e
th e dining room s ta rtle d her.
She
books been hound In h um an skin. A
ru sh ed In ; a ulce, m ellow voice ask ed :
R u ssian poet la said to hav e p re se n te d
“Any m ore of th o se w onderful waf-
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to th e lady o f b is affectio n s a collection
“ , d“ r '* ? ' f ' ,,d “ I,a’r
broWJ* of h i. s o n n e t, bound In h i . own lutegn-
fv L
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T h e a stro n o m e r F l .m m .r l o .
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» .v ln g ad m ired t h . e x q u l.l t. skin o f «
tlin g ilke a te rrie r, stro d e fo rw ard .
^**<"*1 lady of U tle w hom he m et.w t
W hat do you m ean by sp eak in g to „
she b eq u eath ed It to him .
my s is te r In th a t w ay?
W hen she d le d 'b e received a sq u a re of
' e8, a,ld w hs? do yon m ean by tissu e and. In a c co rd an ce w ith Instruc-
com ing Into o u r house In th is w ay ?” tlo n s accom panying th e legacy, h ad a
dem anded th e an g ry R uth.
copy of h is ow n w ork, ’Clel e t T e rre ,’
T he young m an aro se h u rrie d ly to bound th e re in .”
his feet, looking from one to th e oth-
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e r, a s If not su re th a t he w as aw ake.
“ P a p e r N ever R efused Ink."
"M y waffles a re b u rn in g ,” m oaned
N ot long ago, a t d h e m ost fam ous
R u th , d ash in g to th e kitchen.
h otel In th e U nited S tates, th e cash ier,
" I ’lense h u rry —oh, w h a t a tr a g ­ an Irishm an, h e sita te d ab o u t cash ing
edy !”
exclaim ed
th e
unexpected a check fo r a new dum er. T h e g u est
guest. "A nd th e only real waffles I ’ve In d ig n an tly show ed ’. his handsom ely
lu sted sin ce my m o th e r d ie d !"
en g rav ed b u sin e ss c a rd w hich indl-
O f course, w ith th e m u tin o u s blue c a te d th a t he w as p re sid e n t of a blg-
eyos of R u th In th e k itch en , th e men sounding c o rp o ra tio n —th e N o rth aud
soon a d ju s te d ev ery th in g . Bob saw S o u th A m erican D evelopm ent coiu-
buw easy It w as fo r a s tra n g e r n ext l>sny, o r som e such nam e. S till the
door to w an d er onto th e w rong porch Irish caah ler h e sita te d . S m ilingly he
ut such an h o u r, as he w as to m otor tap p ed th e en g rav ed card w ith hla In­
to a n earb y village a t d ay b reak . So dex finger and sugely re m a rk e d :
“r a p e r n ever re fu se d Ink.”
w le n K uth re tu rn e d w ith a u o th e r
T h e re '» a deal o f philosophy In th a t.
p la te of hot waffles they w ere so e n ­
grossed w ith each o th e r th a t Bob a l­ T h e rem ark should be rem em bered by
m ost forgot to in tro d u ce h er till an ex­ all b u sin ess m en w ho a re too easily
a sp e ra te d c lea rin g of h er th ro a t w a rn ­ Im pressed by a p re te n tio n s le tte rh e a d ,
ed him . B oth rose prom ptly.
o r by a b e a u tifu lly p rin te d stock c e r­
You can say a n y th in g you
" I ’nrd o n , sis,” begged Bob. "T h is tificate.
Is M urray M cllvaln, b ro th e r of an old w ish to on p a p e r and th e ip a p e r c a n 't
college m a te ; he’s room ing next door. h elp Itself.— F re d K elly In th e N ation'«
W e've been' b ru sh in g up m u tu al ac­ B usiness.
q u a in ta n c e s."
C lavsr Sm uggling Schem e.
K uth. h er face a stu d y , lo n k .d a s If
Two cu sto m s officials w ere on d o ty
she w ere not going to acknow ledge the
Introduction, b u t Mr. M cllvaln. w ith th e o th e r day on th e road from K :v
Ids m ost In g ra tia tin g sm ile, held out chen w hen th e ir flagging a tte n tio n
h 's bui'd. "I know any one w ho can w as a ttra c te d to a good-looking young
w om an ap p ro a c h in g th e ir p ost, ac­
u .il e »ucli waffles as th eJe will not
ho d a g ru d g e a g a in st a poor Innocent cording to a d isp a tc h from B russels
whom fa te led Into an ainbush. Be­ to a P a ris p aper. She ap p eared to bo
sides I am th e In ju red p a rty —th in k of p h ysically III a t ease. T he men drew
n e a r to q u estio n h e r an d or.« of them
my la c e ra te d e a r."
R uth blushed. "T h e w affles.” she q u ite In ad v erten tly touched her de­
m urm ured, an ex cu se to ta k e refu g e cidedly o p u len t—e r—corsage. It w aa
In th e k itchen. W hen she re tu rn e d she as h a rd an d unyielding as »teel. Sure­
did not m ind th e rally in g o f Bob and ly— b u t no— fu r th e r Investigation d is­
closed a b re a s tp la te so fashioned a s
M urray about h e r b itin g hla ear.
"Y ou m ust nave th o u g h t It a most to form a receptacle. T his recep tacle
w as full o f alcohol.
p lay fu l w a itre ss.” teased Bob.
A nother co n tain er, farti'toned w ith
“ W ell. I w as a bit stu n n e d ,” a d m it­
equal skill and a rtis try , w as w orn on
ted M urray, “b u t a f te r seeing and
th e hack. T he young w om an waa
ts s tin g those waffles 1 w as Ju st going
ta k e n to the A rlan Jail.
to ask h er to b ite the e th e r ear, when
you ap p e a re d .”
She H o rn e d Up
"H ow a b o u t y o u r tra in . Buddy?“
“E th e l.” he w hispered, “w ill you
w arned m o therly R uth.
m arry m e r
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Bob sp ra n g up. "Y ou'll excuse me.
“1 don’t know . C h arlie,” she rrp ti« !
M u rra y ; w e ll continue th is evening
eoyiy
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M aybe th e re 's m ore b a tte r, sia”—
“ Well, w hen you And out,” he s a l ?
R elu ctan tly R oth a d m itte d a little
rising, "ten d m e w ord, will y en ? I
m ore. "K nough fo r you and Just on*
sh all be a t M abel H lrk 's u n til 1«
little q u s r te r fo r roe?” pleaded • u r
o'clock.
If I don’t h e a r from • you b • l
i ■ v w
v. a i sn
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t ir~»* v off
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r i a n y • ; . he
* b v e r u h t u i l rried
befo re ho h ad woo a w elcom e fro ir
R uth.
"Y onr ta k in g o n r house fo r a room ­
ing house w as alm ost th e nnpardon
a b le .•ff. rs e " de.-lared R uth, s m llln ii
s s they leisurely finished th e ir w a f
1es In sp ite of the m otor horn, “b u t I
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•« g in n in g of K loctrtcal Study.
T he scientific stu d y of el^M rlclty b e
nn
' h* six teen th reu fu ry . w hen c e r
tain ex p erim en ts w ere show n te
Q ueen E lizabeth.