Newberg graphic., July 22, 1909, Image 3

E U R O P E A » 1X H 1 Z8 S T A X V H 0 T H E (C H O O U
CASTORIA
'I find Cascarets *0 fo o d that I would
ha without them. I waa troubled a
at deal with torpid liver and headache
Ml very much batter. I shall cer-
recomtnend them to my friends as
F or In fan ts and Children.
ALCOHOL 3 PER CERT.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
BEE THE OREAT
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition
,
Coma to tba Fair; jrou'U Hko it.
FINE ALBUM OF PLATES OF THE
BUILD MG8 »ant far *0c Mono* Order
And another ot the eiiy at
SCATTLt, THE “ G t t l o r THE COAST”
Vary Fine, for 11.06. postpaid
417 Jobs» Hfc.
Uct I m 1912
Spokane, Kalispel or
Missoula and Coeur d'Alene
o t
N a r c o t ic ,
If yoa intend coins to the opening of
these reservations, it will bo to year
advantage to call or write the
HOMESEEKERS CLUB
413 Central Building, Seattle, Washington
CRESCENT
A pore phosphate
hiking powder that
does all that, the
DAISY FLY KILLER
Say not, the Struggle naught availeth.
The labor and the wounds are vain.
The enemy faints not, nor faileth.
And aa things have been they remain
✓
I f hopes were dupes, fears may be liars}
It may be, in yon amoke concealed.
Your comrades chase e’en now the fliem
And hot to r you possess the field.
in fe t t ln s there— I wanted to ask Del-
afield soma Questions."
“ Yes, daddy."
“ W ell, the certain party----- *
“ Th e man you were to meet?”
“ Yeas He’s a young man. H is name
is Andrus.”
"Andrus T”
“ Th at's it, Robert Andras.
He
satisfied with thla promise. And that,
dearie, la what I call eating humble
pie— and lots o f I t ”
There was a little ellence.
“ Daddy,” said the girl, “ I want youi
advice.”
“ But I know nothing about hats or
gowns.”
She softly laughed.
“ It's a money m atter this time, dad-
ry.
I bought a half interest In a
manufacturing plant a year ago hnd
I ’ve been offered 400 per cent profit
on my Investment i f I sell out.”
The old man stared down at her.
"T h a t sounds good.
W hat’s tho
plant called?”
Th e g ir l hesitated.
“ It’s the Andrua Transm itter Com­
pany. daddy.”
"W h e t!“
"Yoa. daddy., I ’m tho partner who
must be consulted.”
"Y o u !”
“ Yes. daddy. W hat do you advise
me to d o r
“ Let me get m y breath, yon raw
ca l!”
“ A ll right, daddy. Taka your time.”
She looked toward, the door.
“ R ob­
e r t!” she called. And Robert Andrus
entered the room. “ H ere Is my part­
ner, daddy.”
The old man stared at tha newcom
er.
“ W ell, w ell,’’ he muttered.
“ And, daddy, Robert's price haa
gone up. I — I'fo u n d It out thla after­
noon. Ho wants me, to o !”
Tho old man stared from Robert to
the girl. H er arm stole around his
neck.
” 8ay It’s all right, daddy.”
H e sank back with a sigh o f resig­
nation.
“ More humble pie,” he murmured
— Cleveland Plain Dealer.
For while the tired wares, vainly break­ ma about him. I f Delafleld la right,
he’s a remarkable w orthy young fel­
ing,
low— straight, honest and fins aa silk.
..... r / *
Seem here no painful inch to gain.
Far back, through creeks and Inlets mak­ W hat's the matter, dearie?"
“ Th e fire makes my face burn, dad­
ing.
’ fix'
7...X'*
/Eî?ÎÎV.r*‘uiiu
Comae silent, flooding In, the main.
dy.
I ’ll move a little back.”
?r' mîcô*-oJHm*
“ Perhaps you den’t cars fo r the
And not by eastern windows only,
story T*'
When daylight cornea, comes la
"Oh. yes. daddy, go on.”
light;
"W e ll, the funny part o f it Is that
la front, the ran climbs, how slowly,
I
once turned thia same young fel­
Bat westward, look, the land is bright
low down cold. I t happened one day
-Arthur Hugh Clough.
when I waa home hers with the m is­
ery In m y leg. And there I was In
COFFER
Delafleld’s office, keeping an appolnt-
m « youngster.”
ment w ith the very
"G o on, daddy.”
“ Th e boy had perfected a valuable
device, a transm itter o f a rem ark­
ably Ingenious type. He brought It to
me.
H e thought the Carter Motor
Company could use I t I knew It was
“ I overheard tha offer my father
a good thing the Instant I looked at
made you. You think the device is
I t But you know, daddy Isn’ t exactly
worth more?”
him self when the rheumatism nips
“ V ery much more.”
him.”
“ I have some money lyin g ldlo, Mr.
" I know, daddy.”
Andrus, money I would bo glad to
“ W ell, 1 gave him to understand
Invest.
It la my own. left me by
that wa didn’t want his device. But
my Grandfather Atwood. W ill you—
I offered to buy It from him and de­
. r . frira -. tta l «¡¡>.£ ■ * K m w
wait, pleaae— lot ma buy an Interest
aawart will rollrT* |h»m. *»d *u 7°*
“ *** “
stroy
I t H e wouldn’ t selL Somehow
a# I» to m q U for iProa B f,|. ®i
_
In your device?”
D r . M a y ’ s K p ile p t le ld a C a ra ,
t. « . . e a r »l t n e u t r i whoro oroiythias Mot
Th e young man’s face flushed.
failo.1 e » » t froo o a * Slfoetioa«. Rrproot b t p k.
H e stared at her.
MtifiOfiirmxi mmé bmn a ®V
__r
"Y ou are quite In earnast about
M if mo . w n .
« ¡ y A2 .V la ^ mAAnm
dr . w . h . m a t ,
thla?” ho murmured.
5 4 8 Pearl Street« Now York City.
“ Your question la not compliment­
ary,“ said the girl. “ I am In earnest,
D s r i s r l s « h r th e C o u tru e f.
however, and assure you that tha In­
Suppose we pay the doctor by the week
vestigation conducted by my law yer
T o doctor us however great or slight ia
w ill bo a painstaking one. Does that
Our ailment— health insurance, so to
meet with your approval?“
■peak;
"Thoroughly,” he quickly answered.
W e’d probably have less appendicitis.
This wondeful man haa
"B u t le It possible that you really
made a life study of the
Likewise if things could just be thus
mean all thla?"
properties of Roots.
fixed up
,
Herits and Barks, and
“ A t 10 o'clock to-morrow m orning
la giving the world the
So we on the Installment plan could
beuedt of hie
you w ill be at the law office o f John
buy s
Dalafleld, In the Cranston building.
No Mercury. Poison.
Good bunch of health ’tis likely that our
Mr. Dalafleld Is my advlaer and holds
Drag. Used. No
cup
^ B m s a t . Operations or Cutting
my legacy In trust fo r me.
I w ill
Would not be bitter from neurasthenia.
Ouormnteeo to ears Catarrh. Asthma. Lang.
notify him o f your coming. Is that
Stomach and Kidnoy troubioa, and all Prirato
It certainly’» a moot attractive »rheme
understood f*
Pitot »so of I f n and Women.
Thu» to avoid the periodic ahadedoww
She watched him narrowly.
A SURE CANCER CURE
From bills that break us, so we’d never
Just roroiyod from Pekin. China-aafat sura
“ Yoa,” he answered, "unless I waks
dream
and rohabio. U..failing in it* works.
up and find this Is all a dream.”
I f yoa cannot call, writs for symptom blank
O f suffering again from general. break­
and circular. Inclose 4 cents in stamp*.
“ I trust,” she gravely said, “ that
down.
CONSULTATION fECC
you w ill not forget oar verbal under­
standing. I f your device can be shown
The joy of living It would color ao
Tw ould seem that we saw life’s llgh-
up to the full satisfaction of my ad­
through s prism.
viser yon are to sell me a half In­
And yet we have some dire doubts, don’t
terest In the Andrua transmitter for
you know,
f20,000 cash. Ia thla your understand­
About our darned old chronic rheuma­
I felt aura he would come back and
ing?"
tism.
accept my offer. I waa positive he
Ha waa quite overwhelmed by her
couldn’t get the capital he needed to
dlrestnesa.
Bat let as pay the doctor by the week.
s ta ii a plant and manufacture the
Aa we pay for our furniture and fix­
T h a t Is my understanding,” he an­
thliig— and thut’s where I was wrong.
tures,
swered. “ Shall I put It on paper?”
Somebody let him have the money.”
And maybe we the druggist need not seek
8he shook her pretty head.
’’W ho was I t daddy?”
So often, tor those queer prescription
‘T h la le a tast transaction," sho
mixtures.
“ I don't know. But the plant was
said. “ You have faith In your device
built and proved a good thing from — Indianapolis News.
and I have faith In you.”
the very start. Th e boy foupd a mar­
It was a year later and E verett
H is M odel.
ket fo r his invsntlon almost- Immedi­
Carter sat before the blazing hearth
Many a youth Is taken w ith the do
ately, and the little factory has been
log. But. the rheumatic leg was no
sire to w rite. Often he does not know
w orking right up to Its lim it It got
longer reetlng on tho cushioned stool.
exactly what he wishes to compose,
ms scared some tim e ago.
And I
but thw itch for tho pen is strong. The
A soft footfall drew his attention.
was still more scared when I heard
Bellman tella the story o f an ambi­
“ Como In, Florence,” he called.
that the National Engine Company
U R W A W IR E
The g irl came and aat by bla aide wanted the factory’! entire output. tious young man who called upon a
. t o n a Leader in Painleoe Denta-
Chicago publisher.
on the low etool.
Work in Portland.
The C arter Motor Company couldn’ t’
H e Informed the publisher that he
"H ullo, daddy." she said.
atand by and lot that happen. And
She rested her brown bead against so I was there In your old friend's had decided to w rite a book.
“ May I venture to Inquire as to the
bla arm.
offleo, prepared to arrange a deal with
nature o f tho book you propose to
"W ell, dearie?"
this gifted youngster. W ell, he came
that WF. CAN DO THETR ENTIRE CrtOwN.
asked the publisher, very
H ie hand lovin gly stroked the brown In presently— a fins looking lad. man­ w rite r*
BRIDGE AND PLATE WORE IN A DAY if
politely.
necessary. POSITIVELY P A IN L E S S EX­ hair.
ly and scrupulously polite. H e really
TRACTING FREE when platss or bridge* are or­
“ Oh,” came In an offhand w ay from
"F ee lin g pretty good, daddy?"
dered WE REMOVE THE MOST SENSITIVE
seemed glad to see me— which might
tha
aspirant to litera ry fame, “ I think
TEETH ANDROOTS WITHOUT THE LEAST
“ Yea, dearie?”
be wondered at. W ell, I made up my
PAIN NO STUDENTS, no nncsrtainty.
o f doing something on the lin e o f *Los
"N o twinges?”
mind In less than no time that there
F o r th* Next Fifteen Days
Miserable»,' only livelier, yon know.”
“ N o t tor a long tim e."
waa nothing to bo gained by beating
We trill give yoa a good Itk gold er pare*.
lain crown for................................... . *S.V>
They watched the crackling bias#. about tha buah, and eo I came right
N ever Bar D r».
Bk bridge teeth ................................... 1(0
“ You didn't oat much dinner, dad- eut and offered him 1200,000 fo r hU
“ Yea.” he chattered, ” 1 w ill lava
Molar crown.,..,.................................. • Ino
Gold or enema! filling»......................... .
1.00 dYeM
plant and hta patents, and. In addi­ yon just aa much when you am old
Silver BIHnge.
•«........ R
Good rubber p la t«................................ 5 00
“ Didn’t i r
tion to this, the position o f manager of ta d g r a y !”
The hast rod mbhor olatas .................... 7.00
“ I ’m quits aura yon didn’t ”
“ W all.” M id she. decisively, - ] may
our works with a 110,000 salary.”
Painless extraction »..................................r i.
(0
liv e to be old, but I ’ll never be g r a y !”
He laughed.
Thu g irl suddenly laughed.
A L L W O R K G U A R A N TE E D is T E A R «
"W h y, that was line, daddy. And — D etroit F ree Press.
"Perhaps the humble pie I a te to­
day spoiled a y appetite.”
what did tha gifted young man do?”
D o u b le Crossed.
"Hum ple pie, daddy f*
“Th o gifted young man never turn­
Freddie—T h ey have the no-break-
ed a hair.
U ha waa surprised at fast fad around our house.
" I guess that’s what they sail i t *
my offer he carefully concealed the
"T a ll ma about I t ”
Bobbie— How do you stand It?
tk e t H e thanked me. but added that
Ha laughed again.
F red d ie— P retty w ell, except when
" I t doesn’t put your daddy In a very he would be guided entirely by hts I*m bad and get sent to bed without
flattering lig h t But I ’ll tell you about partner, who owns a half Ihtereat lu any «upper.— Puck.
It
I had aa appointment this after­ the factory and patents.
H e prom­
Plen ty o f people can stand adversity,
noon w ith a certain party at your old ised to lot mo know, his partner's de­
friend Delafleld’s. I was a UtUa early cision very soon, and I had to be bat only a tow can stand prosperity.
fir a a ffi:
*• -r I KvM. cimi», cru,
.'h * c
Humble Pie
P\PS
C. Gee Wo
Til Cliiisi Doctor
The C Gee Wo Medicine Co.
Ont-of-Town People
D r. W . A. W ise
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
Copy o f Wrapper.
A
P le a s a n t
CASTORIA
B o t v in *
S u rp rise.
"S h e married the old fallow fo r M s
money and ha hasn't got any.”
“ W asn't she dreadfully disappoint­
ed?”
“ N ot a b it
She’« got It.” — Balti­
more A m erican. ___________
M ilk
P ro b le m .
Mother* win Sod Mrs. Winslow's Boothia«
Syrup the best remedv to use tor thqlrrhllrtroa
Suriag the teethln« period.
I t is a mother’ s duty to keep con-
itan tly on hand some reliab le remedy
for use in ease o f sudden accident or
mishap to the children. Hamlins W is-
ard O il can be depended upon fo r ju st
Cheap RW IIa*.
U n d e JSeke (back from the % ity)—
You talk about cheap rldin’ ! I rode
tw enty miles on a street k’yar, an’ all
it cost me was s nickel.
U n d e Jed— Gosh! That ain’t noth­
in’ . When I was that last year I rode
to the top 'o f the tallest bnlldln’ In
town an’ it didn’t cost mo a blamed
cen t!— Chicago Tribune
lb s
“ W e’re thinking of keeping a cow,"
said lira. Lapsling. “ A neighbor o f ours
has a big vacant lot when we can pas­
teurize her.”
Rew atrU o f D u p lic it y .
"Tommy, do you know where little
boya go that tel) Ues?”
“ Yon bet 1 do ! That’s the way moat sC
'em get to go to the ball games."
Allen’s Foot-Ease Is a certain rare lor
m U i D f . c M I u i , and«wollen,aching feet,
by all Druggist*. Price 25c. Don’t accepi
ï “.?,tii uÎS
TrtJl1.
A llea A Olm*ted. Le Roy. R V.
FREE. Ad
H eel
When level/ woman buys a bonnet
Constructed of some shredded hay
She piles s lot o f fruit upon it
And walks along the Gay Whits Way.
— New York Evening Mail.
M ore
^ ^ F r ie n d s E v e r y Y e a i^
f W e* 11 soon count you am ong them.
~ It’s just a m atter or time. M ore and
more housewives are giving up the old
style, high-priced, Trust-m ade Bakii
owders. Thousands are turning to
BAKING
POWDER
One trial does it. Y ou’ll never go back.
Speak to your grocer. Lighten sweeter
baking’ or moneg refunded. F ar bet- I
ter. Costs much less. Y o u won’t
believe it till you try for your-
s e i£
M fg .C a t
Chicago
| Organize a
local Telephone System
Just think what a Telephone System would
save you— all your neighbors si your call— your
doctor— your veterinarian— postoffice— depot
— merchant.
N o matter how far from the nearest
Telephone Company, your community can
have its own local service at a very low cost
of maintenance.
Western
f/ecTric
Rural Telephones
ara In use in thootandt of communities. T b s equipment is tbs
standard Bell Telephone apparatus. This means most reliable
and economical service.
This rural telephone system it moderate In cost— easily within
the reach o f the average farms*.
V yam raw intaraatad,
cat
amt thla »dnarthamani.
Fvsariaca, Sranla.