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i 'jy - - . \ - wV a . ' i ' — : t Wily OM LI H«mp Chant'S Wsbafc Was Linked With a Wink. There le a Will Tell You the first locomotive ever seen la »■* ___ I te coaatruct a railway •t !hls mines upon the mm M O W Itfl H un ^ m Inch ad by males. „ . 1 Then Mr. Kinder and aooaa ot I p; ífe'áSfc p i m a m la N S S cantal taatp aad an of some ef er F'v“ of handüna a O m ot windln« tt tet ti knowu to slmoat every ona. Uns for U m propar treatmaat ot slWaya bave rarlad «reatly, an i lt 1» for thia reaeoo th.t tha bfr . teau or ataadaida tnvaatlgated thè mat ta» and prepara* standard Inatraetlons whlch lt advtssa ownars of watcbss te fdUew.T The tmnan. te Ita set ef relea. Ont cannona spalnat aüowln« a watch to racetve a severa Jar. eithsr ot ls llabte to Injura tbe mech w :ir: £ n __ WINDING IS ALMOST AN ART. __ . _ _ y ELECTRIC SPARKWG. .___ f l j j 1! ! * . Views I A fter ,___ Although the term '‘primary — -aory” may be new to moet o f us, a phenomenon which we have _ srieaoed and which frequent ly of the greatest service to us. ; is a thing which psychologista tye carefully studied and about they have learned much of Have you ever been interacted in book and then had your wife to you and not notioe her? course you have. But also on o f these occasions your wife wound up sharply with your That makes yon take notice •curry back into the mental at- here for what she has been and usually you find i t ow, when the words were spok en yon paid no attention whstso- « and if it had not boon for that stive calling e f your name would have escaped your mind The wards seemingly made impression at the time o f their ' _ enunciated, but when your at tention was called by the sound of name «h a t psychologista call in and you. It seems as if some kind mechanical impression must have made on your sense o f hearing order for you to be able to recall ar wife’s words. 8cienoe tells ns that thia primary effect is nothing bat an an- litory after image. There are aev m l kinds of after images. One is as the kinaesthetic. You experience this when yon taken off a tight hat and k id * it. on the table. In a moment you may reach up to take the hat again, king that it is still on your This is merely an after im age, for it is on the table and not head. isual after images are quite to look at in iron w hich shoo Id b e M lphur, phoephorous, carbon, nungeneae, hydrogen, nitrogen and f$ e copper co n te n t S p ecify Iron 99.88 per cen t pure, o r iron ties, including the cop per content, gate, and you w ill p ro cu re s produ wv# & i l á » ' , ■ > -*, i> Thro« of a Kind F orever T og eth er >eeeeeteeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee»»eee»eeeeeeeeeee»ee> | T H E HOME OF FLOWERS ’ I ; | L* Rosea, G eranium s, H ydrangea, H ardy Perennials. P otted Plante, C yclam en, Begonias, C hinese and Japanese Pri- m ulas. G eranium s, Palma, Ferns, Ferns in V arieties, F ern D ishes, Cut F low ers, E tc. P rices to fit th e tim es. JOHN h ■ :& ►eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee is hi l i » » » 91 hf ! i l i o t i l i ....... », JLL •j&voi*. MOM ■ * I • I f L?- than a frsctlon of tbe quarter lacb. Of staaeas la to «et new battartsa. aad tf se sltaated tbat that two llttle tennta •Doma oe pusnea tbe spsrk wlll pese ts tbe . ? & .......... _ tbe spsrk U probaMy so email that tt I b whoily Immersed ettber In álr or la tbe «aaolloe vapor, and to bave a ■ > I ■■ w » O . I aad Jar « m S t t o t w o T ¿ M r t ^ t Í s b o u ld ot tbe watch doria« tbe dajr tbaa if U mo be Uakored wtth. Tbe probahil tbe balance wbesl were mbjerted to Usa ara tbat a pprt ef tbe ttamUZ ring element» o i the eye be- fatigued on that part of the where the Image fell. Now, king at a piece of white paper eye, for white contains all color*— the green perceive™ on the place in the retina do n ot act as well as the others. So the complement o f green is sean. For this very reason o f fatigue a white house is not a» white to yon after looking at it awhile, for now all the perceiving elements are fa tigued and do not act as strongly as before.— New York American. The local chair waa organisers waited upon him with a deferential request The required promise was duly obtained. . “ T m *n*y rely upon me,” said the big man. "Friday, the 25th, in tbe pariah room. It’s quite an un affair, I suppose?” your ’esrt, sir,” came the th e place was only lime last week. You won’t find o f the kind on .the prem- — Toronto Mail and Empire. ■ .» ■ .. , . L . ;% How Ha Talkad. ; , | Rubinstein after a concert tour is Spain was asked, "D o you under stand Spanish?” “ No*" he said. “ Then you had to convene with the Spaniards in French, I sup pose?” “ Not «very Spaniard speaks French.*’ which he wished to Imivt for repelía. The Hnrkman asked Mm why be didn’t Inina the whete clock. "The chirk la aH rtirkt." wee the re ply. “I f . me pendolata that wont * 0 . A m anon it* i pallad that eat thè rest went like the vary dtrkeaa.** lades Natural C om ing Appear sa kaèw only tan aoe f a ii- l w.7 & oÄ ' v ■ ,'t. i,- AH kinds o f M edicines and chem icals, P erfu m es, School B ooks and Sup plies. Stationery, L ig g e tt’« and Low w ey’s candies. O ur stock o f cig a rs'is the best in tow n . Y ou are alw ays w elcom e. L y n n b . DELICIOUS ICE CREAM m is the on ly kind served at the P a rlor Pharm acy. Com e in and try a plate—w e have all flavors—and you ’ li have to ad m it th at it surpneeee in flavor and deUdouanena an y oth er ice cream you ev er ate. B ricks to take hom e fo r th e fam ily dseeert - • ta « a Parlor Pharmacy ' - ItÉ S If you wont a daily papar by mail wo bava lo offer tbat ought to appeal to you. Here it m s Daily Journal one year The Graphic oue year • ' "T hao how in the world did you talk to them ?” Vt “ With the piano,” said Rubin stein, with a smile. *.. U fi 3 w SB? f e r g u s o n • $5.00 11.50 Total $6.50 We offer both for $ 5 .0 0 Add $1.00 if you want to includo tbe Sunday Journal H ad narii •ound an item like this II: “ T o peacocks, 8 ah eomplained and asked for light He complained on the path. He was curtly informed that the peacocks were on the bloomin’ lawn, and if he did net, look at them it was, hi» own fault, yon know.— S z- “ John,” »aid Mrs. Billus after the J. a GIBSON, Mgr. caller had gone away, " I wish yon wouldn’t hunch your blunders so.** khatruct B ook s in "What do you mean, Maria?" YaaddH C ou nty asked Mr. Billus. “ T didn’ t mind your telling her YambEB County Abstract Co. that yah were ten yean older than I, but yon followed it up a minute later bv letting it alip out that you T b e W eekly O regonian and were fifty-two.” --C hicago Tribune G raph ic on e y ea r $ 2 .3 6 . Edward Cornell sñedñítvTí k ^ s of Iv.i , *'