A m erican E agle
Fire Insurance Co.
H .y .¡» worth ju st „ much in storage ad
you m ight get for it in case of fire. The
American Engle Fire Insurance company
' : f L x of l ^ % o f l h e c a 5 h ' ’ , u e - ^
C. P. STAFFORD, Agent.
but he replied succinctly ~
"Funds within reason, detailed in
formation on any point, and no offi
cial reco«nltlon. I mean that If yon
f t t yourselves Into trouble with the
police. I can’t officially help you out
of It. Ton re on your own."
Tuppence nodded safely, ••pm
I don’t went to be rude about the gov-
between Jultos H e r s h e t m ^ r S T t o l ’ S h f O p s h i r e
R B IllS
Tonn, Adr.nturera.
x ll barrier.
i
ww
* * * * 1 “ s’
went down with a crash. and Tommy
■nd Tuppence felt they had known
the young American el) their lives. for sale. Purebred. 60 ewes, 12 rams,
They abandoned the discreet reticence
35 Iambs.
(Continued fro m page 1 )
1
of “private inquiry agents. • and re
¡„ V i * 8
“ H you live
Dn. J. W, C o o k , Brownsville.
vealed to him the whole history o f the
Shedd fair a week from Satur.
in Albany, trade iu Albany ; it you ijy C
Joint venture, whereat the young man
in some other town, trade tn that town. ''
declared him self “tickled to death.”
But in these automobile days many re
o h Li.DD c o u n ty 0l1 •••!» axeitemeot
He turned to Tuppence at the close
siding elsewhere find it sdvisable to o d do
at
least part of th eir buying in the
the j has beconie very gentle,
of the narration.
larger town. Those who go to Albany
_ T ’ * «J” «r« had a kind of idee that
'8 *1
ly to tha
to transact business w ill find the firms I c / j j i to
,or8
6’ 10
10 80
S ° •*
» a » tjy
English girls were Just a mite moas-
a fair
Wi'LT
.Low re ,d y ,o 611 ,h e u re q u ire -1 ; o
. b ed
dd
f* ‘r or you will miaa the
grown. Old-fashioned end sweet, yon
ments w ith courtesy an ! fairness
forenoon doings
know, but scared to move around
^ Ib a n y Bakery, 321 Lyon street,
Marita came home from hi«
Ithout a footman or a maiden aunt
I guess I’m a bit behind the times
Best one-pound loaf of bread made, »«“ ’»«•on at the week and
H-
cent.
;
3
for
2
0
,
Wedding
cake,
to
.
.
y
.
he
came back tor a r« J . U#
Tlie upshot o f these confidential re
latione was that Tommy and Tuppence
A ^ a y ^ r a r ^ e r T f liM
nigVt’ to
took up their abode forthwith at the
R ita in order, aa Tuppence put It. to
carefully for everywhere or ant ' l i t
.
. ’ i. . * “ r * ° ‘ b e t i t
lime. I* lowers, w .reV nJJhero to ¿ V L ’ ! - . “. ^ . . 7 * * ,n o n e ’« t h f<>it th e
keep In touch with Jane Flnn’e only
living relation. "And put like that," Alluringly Attractive
or Canada. Flow er phone 458-J.
n e x t m o rn in g .
sbe added confidentially to Tommy,
Mta Mary Jane Maxwell, 76,
A 1 BAN Y G ARAGE.
“ Sim k-
“nobody could boggle at the expense!”
widow
of Elia« Maxwell, died last
baker
and
“
S
ta
r
”
automobile*.
Nobody did, which was tlie great
and Ewes
•>any o Z /¿rectory
Jots and 1 ittles
The Newport
“ F a s h io n ”
Frame
Tuppence and himself as “private In
f
repairing and supplies,
Sunday at her home at Eaet Knox
quiry agents” commissioned to find thing.
o . T, Hockensmith — Lloyd lem pleton. Butte.
her, and added that they would there
And now ,' sold the young lady on
fore be glad of any details Mr. Hers- the morning after their installation, The dark or cherry tone on the crystal R l u - Bird Restaurant, 309 Lyon
Slda Hoflieb went home to A ,,
frame. Ask to see the samples.
halmmer could give them.
"to work I We should map out a plan
street. Eat here when is Albany, bany on Monday’* noon train,
That gentleman nodded approval
of campaign."
(.’pen from 6 to 2 and 5 to 8
after a visit of . f#w dava at (the
"Hear, heart”
“I guess that’s all right. J was
Ma*. ULorNT.
Just a mite haaty. Just trot out your
L.
Chance borne. Her older
"Well, let’s do I t To begin with,
Optometrists, M anufacturing Opticians
and Til answer.”
what have w e to go upon 7’
N 3 W I C K
•t»r Pearl, who came with her,
,nythIn» to I questions
Tor the moment this paralysed the
“Absolutely nothing,” said Tom:,
Albany, Oregon
F H O N O O R A P H S remained for a longer v iiit.
th '
Ot “ t,m e »ettta« anything | Toung Adventurers, but Tuppence, re- cheerily.
at
W O O D W O R T H 'S
J hc
Can“ ‘ n« elnb, of
out of It I And If we have to flu up a covering herself, plunged boldly Into
'Wrong I" Tuppence wagged an
’’In« fo r a and send It to, and then, : the breach with a reminiscence culled energetic finger. "Wa have two dis
E ^astburn B ros.— 1 wo big grocery which Hare) Quimby is the wide
tinct clnes.”
after three months. they send us a j from detective Act J on.
stores, 212 W. First and 225 South awake president, w ill exhibit at
"When did you last see the dec
“What are they 7’
<reen one, and ao an—well, that won’t
Main. Good merchandise st the rnrht the couuty fair.
! your cousin, I mean 7“
ba much use, will « ? -
'First clue, we know one of the
prices.
gang.”
'
"Never seen her," responded Mr
, Mr. Carter laughed outright
Mre. H. George of Harrisburg
A
ll
work
done
prom
ptly
and
reason
P il o iB d ev elo p ed and p rin ted .
"Whittington 7’
*•’
,',?on't , w‘>rTy’ M‘* ^ P P tn ce. Ton Hershelmmer.
went home Monday, after a visit
We
m
ail
them
rig
h
t
back
to
you.
.
?
demanded
Tommy,
aston
"Yes.
I’d
recognise
him
anywhere.”
will send * personal demand to ma
with the W illia m
ably, Phone No 269
eg ^ lw orlh Dru* CouiP*ny» Albany, Or- v I * ? ’ ’’*»1 dV
I shed.
"Hum,” said Tommy doubtfully, "I
hare, and the money, in notea, than
Kitchen family.
don’t
call
that
much
of
a
due.
You
8,r-
A*
I
»aid
before,
my
fa-
ba sent by return of p oet As to sal
don't know where to look for him, and
F lo o d ’s dry goods store is the ben
The county ba* given $3C0 tor a
ary. shall we any nt the rate of three Mier and her mother were brother and
P«*ce in Albany to buy dry goods, Linn exhibit at the et.te fair and
hundred a year? And an equal sum ««ter, Jost as you might be"—Tommy It's about a thousand te one against
did not correct this view of their re your running against him by acci
furnishings and notioua. Service is oui Leonard O ilk .y will be iu oharga
for Mr. Beresford, of coarse. Oood-
Quarters of
for canning motto.
lationship—"but they didn't always dent." -
by, and good luck to you both."
of it, as he wee before.
’’I’m not to sure about that,
purposes at canning prices
He shook hands with them, and In t o t on together. And when my aunt
P O R D S A L E S A N D S E R V IC E
made up her mind to marry Amos plied Tuppence thoughtfully. There
M r*. Adelin* A. McClung, *i* t*r
another minute they were descending
Tires and accessories
C . H. F A L K
Finn, who was a poor schoolteacher are places in London where simply
°|f
F 'M - Stanch, tbs Albany jew-
the steps of 27 Carahalton terrace
Repairs
C . L. F A L K JR.
out west, my father was Just mad! everyone Is bound to turn np sooner
with their heeds In a whirl.
el*r, died in the city named, F ri-
Kiax-PoLLAK M otos C o .
8ald If he made his pile, as he seemed or later. Plceadllly circus for In
"Tommy I Tell ma at enca, who Is In a fair way to do. she'd never
stance. One of my Ideas was to take
pVirtm iller Furniture Co., furni- -l*y, aged 84. She broke a hip in
'Mr, C o n s t' r
a fall a week previoudy and wa*
cent of It. Well, the upshot was up my stand there erery day."
ture, rugs, linoleum, stoves ranges
Tommy tn armored a name In her that Aunt Jane went out west and we
Funeral directors. 427-43J west First unable to survive the ahock.
“Honestly, I don’t think much of
ear.
street, Albany, Oregon.
the Idea. Whittington mayn’t be In
never heard from her again
Luvciout strawbanivs in late
, “Oh I" said Tuppence, Impressed.
Laundry seat Tuesdays
“The old man did pile it up. He London at all.”
fjfotm an & Jackson— Every thing Auffust! They come in from the
“And I can tall you, old bean, he’s went Into oil, and ho went Into steel
"That’s true.
Anyway, I think
Dyeing, Cleaning and Pressing
* * for vour t»b!e exceot the .’ toco
K. L. vvinniford farm. They are
and he played a bit with railroads, clue No. 2 la more promising."
Highest quality and prices reasonable.
“Obi” said Tuppence again. Then and I can tell you he made Wall Street
"Let’s hear IL”
_
the everbearing variety and there
Pitone 4 <
Opposite Postoflice
She added refleetlvwly: “I like him.
alt u p !" He paused. “Then- he died
is no question about their having
don’t you? B a looks so awfully tired —last fall—and I got the dollar«
IJ
u
b
Cleaning
Works,
Inc.
Old
papera
5c
a
received enough annahine to devel
bundle
at
the
(Continued
on
page
4)
and bored, and yet yeu feel that un Well, would you believe it. my con
Cor. Fourth and Lyon op their fruit sugar,
Enterprise office.
derneath ha's Just like steel, ell keen science got busy I Kept knocking me
Master Dyers and Cleaners
and flashing. Oh 1" She fa r e a eklp
M a d e -T o -M e a s u re Clothes
B °y 8couta returned from
up and saying: What about your
"Pinch me, Tommy, do pinch me. I Aunt Jane, way out west» It wor
l l l e n and m on ey are best when tha Fuh Lake eroaropment declar
can’t believe It’s r e a l!"
ried me some. You see, I figured It
busy. Make your dollars work in ing that it was tha moat tucoesaful
Mr. Beresford obliged.
great deal ot effort and a great deal
out that Amos Finn would never make
Tha organisation ha* a lsaae
our savings department. A lb a w v S t a t b Yet.
'Owl That’s enough I Tea, w e’re good. He wasn't that sort. End of It
of money lg wasted every year by busi
hank .
Under government supervision from the government, on five aorea
not dreaming. We’ve got a Job I
was. I hired a man to hunt her down.
ness houses in try tag to attract trade by
tor a campground and permanent
IL f ilier Motor Bale*
’ And whet a Job I The Joint ran
Result, she was dead, and Amos Finn
sending circulars, handbills and broad
buildings are contemplated.
tore has really begun. Let's have was dead, but they’d left a daughter—
Oakland and Jewett cars
sides through the mail«.
Supplies and accessories
lunch—oh I"
Jane—who'd been torpedoed tn the
H , D. Milsner contemplates en
First and Maker hts.
Albauy, Oregon
The same thought sprang to the Lnsltanla on her way to Paris
A
good
deal
la
paid
for
paper
and
She
terin g in to goepsl work and » ill
winds of each. Tommy voiced It first
IL forton & Speer S erv ice C om . otrer bis fine herd of registered
was saved aU right, but they didn’t
printing, some more for the labor of
I “Julius P. Hershelmmer!”
seem able to hear of her over
pany
preparing the printed sheets for the mail
and grade Jerseys, hi* other slock
“We never told Mr. Carter about aide. I guessed they weren't hustling
Headquarters for good tires
and one cent apiece for poslige.
hearing from him."
Phone 65
First and Lyon aud farming implements at auc
any. so I thought Td come along over,
tion on Saturday, Sept. 8, at the
' ‘‘Wall, there wasn't much to tell— and speed things up. I phoned Scot
F ia a a lly the postmaster or the ru
R O S C O E A M E S H A R D W A R E farm.
not Mil we're seen him. Come on."
land Yard and the Admiralty Drat
ral route carrier passes it along to the
the
' On inquiring for Mr. Hetuhelmmer. thing. The Admiralty rather choked
alressees, who are about pestered to
W IN C H 8 8 T H R S T O K d
The EmerpFise man taw ” Back-
they were at once taken up to his me off, but Scotland Yard were very
•122
(v.
First
st.
death w ith propaganda by m ail. H a lf
bone " at fbe Globe theater in A l
suite. An Impatient voice cried “Come civil—said they would make Inquiries,
of it is thrown away as soon aa its na
in In answer to the pageboy’« knock,
GpeciafiiHd shoo rspsiring. Good- bany Monday. I t |* a clean, e n
even sent a tuan round this morning
ture i t discovered. The rest is laid one
and the lad stood aside to let them to get her photograph. I’m off to Part»
year w elt sole sewing
W hite's tertaining play, the scenes located
aide while the letter m ail and newspa-
pass in.
Shoe Repair Service. Opposite Hotel in the province where the editor
tomorrow, Just to aee what the Pre
Albany.
Mr. Julius P. Hershtemmer was a
P*r» are read and probably not more
«pent hi« childhood. There wae •
fecture la doing. I guess If I go to
rood deal younger than either Tommy and fro hustling them, they ought to
than oue in ten of those thus laid aside
better attendance than there baa
8.
G
I
L
B
H
R
T
&
S
O
N
er Tuppence had pictured him. The get bnayl’*
ever receive attention again.
been in the afternoons lately, but
«Iri put him down a s , thirty-five. He
CDinaware and g ift shop
there usually are slim heu<«« in
The energy of Mr. Hershelmmer
Newspapers Read After letters, the newspapers receive
was of middle height^, and squarely
330 West First
Albany lg* vacation tea on and thia on«
built to match bis Jsvri H is face was waa tremendoua. They bowed
the first attention when the m ail arrives.
First
G T IM 8 O N T H E SH O E DOCTOR was no record breaker.
pugnacloua but pleasant.
No one fere ‘
And w hile reading the news the eye
! “But aay, now,” he ended, “you’re
kJ Second
s
could have mistaken Mm for anything
rtreeL opposite lla u tillo o '
catches
advertisements
printed
along,
M ike Hockdanner of Hsrrisburg
store.
but an American, though b e spoke not after her for anything) Contempt
side.
Some
of
these
are
read
at
that
thinks he has the finest grass for
o
f
court,
or
something
British)
"Sudden Service.”
with very little accent.
time. Others, only noticed then, are
the Willamette valley. I t in called
proud-spirited young American girl
“Get my note? o Sit
n a down
o w Q and
s n n tell
V V a M o A nderson A S o n . dialrib - Peruvian winter grnst and he got.
seen in the next issue and more people
might find your rules and regulations
we right ew ay aU l you.
know
about
my
T ’ utora and dealers for M axw ell, Chai-
you know
g ratify th e ir aroused curiosity by read
In war time rather Irksome, end get
the seed from Burbank, tbe wixsrd.
cousin.”
“
mers, Essex, Hudson 4 llupm obile cars.
k
-
up
against
It
If
that's
the
case,
and
ing them. By the tim e the advertise
Accessories. Supnlies. 1st * Brosdslbia. The Dulletin ssye a esmple in it«
“Tour cousin?”
there's such a thing as graft In thlg
ment baa appeired four limes consecu
office is over five feet high end has
“«ure thing. J obs F lee
Country, H l buy her off.”
tively nearly every reader of tlie paper
large heads resembling timothy,
"le the your cousin 7 ’
Tuppence reassured him.
has received its message
remains green and tender under
.
father and her mother were
"That's good. Then we can work
almost any conditions and has a
brother and e l« e r ,” explained Mr
together. What about some lunch 7’
I t is good policy ordinarily to run an
Run Ad Several advertisement
aniall stalk, so that thara would
uerahelmmer meticulously.
,
Oysters had Just given place to Sole
four times or more, or to
“Oh r cried Tuppence. “Theo you Colbert when a card was brought to
SHOE g be little waste in feediug it.
Times
retain the signature and the general
«now where she 1st"
i
SERVICE §
Hershelmmer.
form w hile changing items.
Ed Zimmerman of Shedd has
No:
Mr. Herabeimmer hrodght
"Inspector Japp, C. L D. Scotland
Shoes that cost le u per month of w tar 26 acraa tide year of that new
down hla fist with a bang on the tsWe. Yard again. Another man thia tim e
An offer of something especially sea
wheat which he has raised, all
Im darned If I do I Don’t yout”
What does be expect I can tell him
sonable, or the quotation of attractive
, "We advertised to receive taforme- that I didn’t tell the first chap?
from one superior head which he
price», is especially effective.
“ on, not to give It." said Tuppence hope they haven't lost that photo
found in the field some years ago,
; FURNITURE AND as related in tbe Enterprise last
graph. That western photographer’s
1
he
cost,
to
reach
the
same
number
of
But Mr. Hershelmmer seemed te
d FARM MACHINERY yesr, Tbe Democrat notes that
place was burned down and all bis
^«a*lccS" we don't mean addressees——
«uddenly suspicious.
negatives destroyed—thia Is the only
Guy I.svtou hsa 10 aorea of it.
bought,
sold and exchanged at all times
through
a
newspaper
is
only
a
fraction
"«ee here," he declared. "This isn't copy In existence. I got It from the
Charles
Pugh M . Ernest Abraham
of that through circulars. You have no
flirilyi
demanding ransom or piteripal ef the college th ere”
69, J. Cornett 18 and several oth
B
E
N
T.
S
U
D
T
E
L
L
” ’rMt«nlng to crop her ears If I re-
postage
to
pay,
no
labor
sod
expense
of
An unformulated dread swept over
I t is a hard
fnas- These ere the British 1 s ! m . so Tuppence.
Phone 76-R, 123 N. Broadalbin st.. Albany ers small amounts.
m siliag. no p rin te r’s kail. p ,y i h , pnb.
spring whaat and very » kite and
quit the funny buslrwws. or H l Just
lisber for his sp u e and he does the rest.
•'You—you don't know the name of
hardy enough to make a orop if
’ •ng out for that beamriful big British the man who came thia morning?”
sown
in tbs fall.
U»e
All
Advertise
to
a
ll
the
papers
in
the
ter-
1 •«* o « there In Piece-
“Tee. I do. No, I don't. Half a
ritory jo n went to cover and you w ill
second. It was on hla card. Oh, I
Tbe
Bulletin tells of g bearing
Tommy hastened to expfcto.
reach practically every resident, for the
know) Inspector Brown. Quiet, un-
fig
tree
on the Jobo Owen resi
a
kl<th«ped ymir cousin
fam ilies to this country who do not
sasumlng sort of chap."
We are m a k in g five-year loans e« dence in Harrisburg, but surprises
On the contrary, we're trying to find
Linn
county
farms
st
SX
%
plus
commie
A veil might with profit be drawn
take one or more uewsptpert are a neg-
ua by calling that “ a thousaud
5, 'I * ** «mplored te ffs so.”
sion. C a lio n
over the events of the next haU-hour.
ligihle few.
H erehetem er leant back tn his
mile* from what moat folks think
H u m I . s n o C o .,
Suffice It to aay that no such person
133 Lyon Si., Albany, Ore.
la a fig country.” We thought most
as "Inspector Brown” was known to
we wise." he said sucetflk-tlr. Scotland Yard. The photograph of
folks knew that the San Joaqnin
Tommy fell In with thin demand In Jane Finn, which would h ir e been of
valley is a fig aountry, and it is a
•O far as ba gave him a guarded <-wr the utmost value to the police In
good
deal lees than a thousand
»«on <rf th. dleeppeerm ce of Jams
tracing her, was lost beyond recovery.
mile* away. Sinoe, many years
5 ]“ .
* * th *
» t bar
Once again "Mr. Brown” had tri
ago, the California growers discov
■ _ M h**n m!« d OP unawares In umphed.
C o n fe c tio n e r y
ered tbe secret, oarsfully kept by
•ome political show " Ha alluded M
The Immediate je s u li p f thjg ggf-
the Turks, that the little bleeoph.
Meade & Albro,
B RU
F. M .
G RAY,
draym an
Fresh and Cured Meats
BEEF
Modern
Barber Shop
irr
A B E ’S P L A C E
Wasted Money
A
Cost is Heavy
Few People Read
Them
s.
if
All Read the Papers
Newspapers
FARM LOANS
There’s a sure cure tor
hunger at the
H A LS B V
Cream an i Produci I Station
Cash paiil for
I ream, Poultry, Ergs and
Vm1- M . H S H O O K .
FARM LOANS
I can make both F A R M and C I T Y
L O A N S at a very row rate of ia te ie s t.
From 5 to 10 years
W rite me for por-
treutara.
G. W. L axlax ,
Salem, Ore.
<10 Oregon Bldg
and
Best sweets and soft drinks
C a f e te r ia
at the
Best cuisine
av
Efficient
service
Pleasant surroundings
Albany, Oregon
W. S. DUNCAN
W hy suffer from
headache?
Have vour eyes
examined
S. T . F R E N C H
Optometrist, with
F
M. F r e n c h a S o n s
J E W E L E R S — O eT IC IA N S
Albany, Oregon
sga would carry fig pollan and
Insure tbs maturing of a crop they
are driving tbs Aalatle product
from tha American market, and
'• • t 7e* ( they also began shipping
fre»b figs east, witbont tha expense
of refrigeration, by peeking them
in paper eartons with a fig-shaped
compartment for eaeb fruit.
(Continued on puss 4J
v*J