Semi-weekly Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 1910-1915, November 13, 1914, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAOH.TWO THE IMAGE IN THE MIRROR A Story For Allhallow Eve By ADELAIDE BURNHAM Edward Dlx wan a sporlsmnn from Iho crotvrrof Ills bond to the tip of Ills prent toe. Odo October evening, when lio hntl hcon limiting In tho, -woods nil 1ny. lie came to n little Inko nostllnR nnionV 'the lillls. Its surface covered with fallen leaves of every color from (ho lightest yellow Imp to tho deepest crimson. And looklnt; down n vnlley he saw a landscape tlmt tilled lilm with dollsht "What n place for a snmtncr cot Ingcl" lie exclaimed. "Some i,.y I'm Kolng to build one here." And he djd. Now. I'm going to toll yon liow lie came to carry out what was but a thought Looking to right, ho saw the deep red of n hrldc chimney against brown limbs of trees, lie know that whero thero wan a chimney there must Im a house and ntafed to go and make mi Investigation, . lie cntne tipon n very pretty cotUige. with a broad phiz rn around It, u Queen Anne roof am) onlnty window. "And I'm jlnged If 1 don't build a mulch to that." lie added to his llrst DRHOrtlOII. Thero was not n living thing In or near the cottage, and It was evident that It wa Intended only for summer me. Mr. nix went up on the piazza and looked Into the living room through n window. The apartment contained cottage furniture, but tho chief attraction wag a largo llrepliwe. "I've a good mind to sleep there to night." lie rfnld to himself and tried tho window to see If It were securely lock ed. It was. but Mr. Pis hunted for a place of Ingress an energetically as he had hunted for game and found one by getting on the plasma roor a window not well accured. Going downstairs, ho opened a door from the Inside, ad mitting htm to the wood house, and Jn a few minute had a tire blazing on tho hearth. Then he settled himself down in an easy chair before It. nnd, look ing at his reflection In a mirror on the mantel opposite him. ho remarked: "Your cotufort Is only equaled by your assurance." And straightway he fell asleep. Now. It happened that this waa nallowuen. and a party of girls wcro coming to spend it, at tills .very cot tage. Flora Stehbtus.. a daughter of the owner, was tho hostess, and tho others were her guests. Mr. Dlx wont to sleep about dark, which comes early at tho Inst of October, nud' the young Indies nrrlved about 8 o'clock. "My goodness gracious!" exclaimed MlssStebhlns. ''There's sonic kind of n light .inside. It looks as if ,lhero were' a,' fire on the hearth. Walt a min ute ,tlll-l recon no.lt or." She went to a window nud saw the slumbering Mr. Dlx sitting before a tiro that waa still blazing merrily.. She beckoned to tho others. They came and Raw the same night "Girls," said Flora, "thero Is the best chance to celebrate Allhallow eve 1 ever hoard of. Let one of us go In fdenlthlly. make Just ouough sound to waken him- so Hint he'll e her relloc tlon In tho mirror on the mantel and get away before be enn cntcli her." Tho Idea was eagerly caught upon, nnd Klora was urged to play the part The others returned to the vehicle that hnd brought them and waited for tho piny to bo over and her to Join them In a retroat Mr. Dlx was awakened by tho fall lug of aoino article behind him nud, opening his eyes, saw n girl's face re flected in a mirror before him. Hut only for nn instant If ho hnd been wide nwako ho would doubtless have arisen from his choir Immediately nnd mude nn Investigation. As It was. ho delayed Just lung enough lo nllow the conspirators to make good their es cape, lio did not even hear the sound of wheels, for the carriage bad gono far enough to prevent that. Flora get ting into it near the gate. When Air. Dlx got fairly around he did what he would have been expected to do. Ho win to the ball and out through the front door. lio encoun tered nothing, and all he heard was a distant "Round of laughter, but so dis tant tutiT be wns not sure whothor It Was or was not laughter. Ho was very much puixled. Mr. Dlx hnd a Joliof hunting on ills lintiflM fur rtuTorent from following up game. lie was a methodical chap and began by lenrniiig to whpui the cottage belonged Then he went to the winter residence of its ovoer ostensibly to peddle lxinkn Ho oiild not bo driven nwa urn II he hnd caught sight of Horn Sti'ldilns. whom be at oueo wog nlsid :i i lie reality t the linage he bad seen In the mirror on Allhallow eve. Shi' f"-o;;iil7.ed him. but protend ed Iguoi'itnc oi Ulm "Vm are my fate." be nnld. "I saw your fme In h mlrioi or wiiat 1 hnvo hliiiv li'iiriuHi witn .WIImlloH' eve. Ji will tie implex for m to attwmpt to KfuH the liualmnd I lull" "NotmeiiMo!" ( i"iirid, lilllsnlfUf vor red. itw'B ! uIi.ihmw my fare tilth" ir'tH. f'i If -" 1 1 1 r All linllnw i'u ito.'n in ' it t'li- men." H it It .IM .mil, ' W niMi.'i ..ii Mlliiil A r.nlH. Iili W'di l ( i i ii nnd ihir, . . i .niiiiieoi 4 ' ii . nii. it m . I i ii II Im f iiitir ii 14 -- - - HI ln Ml Oi m II ii ii il r i.i ' . . . i l Mini II. i HI ' I M t , I i i i i -ill ...I ri'plHm ut tW I.,' it mi- ihi tti law Mill . ..ii !i i. Hint m la . . i iri'i' t ! I.' ifc "BELLES OF THE ORIENT. Qeauty Baths and Cosmetics Are the Light of Their Lives. If the woman of fashion of London, Paris or Now York npont as much thus over her toilet as her sister of tho fat cast she would have very llttlo left In which to attend to her social and do nicstlc duties. Tho oriental belie dovotes most of her day to tho preservation of hr health and benuty. She uses man wonderful cosmetics for coloring her eyes nnd brows nnd for beautifying her skin. On nrlslng her hnlr Is dress ed by her maid, who massages the scalp with oil made from aloe wood or cocoanut Tho enstern wnmnii will never interfere with the color of her hnlr. for the long silky blue blank locks are considered her chief charm. Next a very hot bath is prepared, and in this she remains for two or three hours. In place of soap number less unguents nre used, which render the skin as soft as velvet. These deli cate perfumes are secret preparations of the bathing woman. The hair of tho oriental beauty Is beautifully long nnd soft and they have a way of arranging It which adds a distinct charm. Tho face Is washed over with iniJk into which tho juice of a lemon has been squeezed, Perfumes permeate tho garments, but aro seldom If over used on n handkerchief. De troit Free Press. JUST A BOY'S IDEA. It Mode the Invention of the Ronping Machine a Success. In IS"0 Obed ITussey of Ohio wns in venting a reaping machine, the first ever designed In this country, nis chief difficulty wns the cutting device which was- three large sickles set In a frame and revolved so as to cut Into the grain. It would hot work satisfac torily. A young son, watcldng the expert tnents, asked his father why he did not use a lot of big scissors, with one hnn die fastened to one bar and the other handle to a sliding bar. thus opening nnd closing them. Ilussey instantly adopted the idea, substituting for scissors the two saw toothed bladea which aro in common use today on harvesters, tho cutting action being quite similar to that of scissors. From the boy's suggestion he per fected In one week a mnclilno on which lie had in vain exercised nil his in genulty for tho preceding two years. Tho principle of that cutting device is the principle of all of tho great harvest ing machines, and its benefit to the farming Industry of the entire world has been unsurpassed by any other In volition for use on the farm. Georgo F. Strntton, In St. Nicholas. No Great Eater, The Hev. Dr. JOIderbeVry had been 'upon a voyage to the 'south seas and brought hack a young cannibal. The young cannibal ' was called Beebo, Iteebo was turned over to Mrs. Elder berry to be civilized. For full four weeks the good lady Instructed' her charge in (lie theoretical principles of Christian doctrine nnd conduct until she thought he was ripe to put hi training Into practice. "And now, Tleobo," said she one day, "you shall see that what I have taught you is more than mere words. You are to accompany me to the publle kitchen, where I serve fifty poor Schoolboys. You shall help me." Hut the little cannibal shook hi head sndly. "Oli, missy," lie snid, "I'm not bun gry. Tho most I could cnt would be ono very llttlo schoolboy I" New York Post Remains of Joseph's Well. The remnlns of tho orlglnnl .loseph' Well nre to be found nt a spot situated directly on the canal route from Scho chem to Memphis, about two mlloA southeast of Cairo. Tho well Itself Is In tho courtyard of some barracks bo longing to the nrniy of occupation. Near by Is "the citadel," tho second largest mosque In Egypt. The well bears signs of having bon hricked up. Yet It la easy to see that Joseph's dis comfiture could not have been so great as ono might Imagine, for tills well, like all the wells of Egypt, Is of a clr cuinference much larger than these oi today, and Joseph would have been able to exercise his limbs with ease by walking nround it. Moreover, when the Nile is low these wells are quite dry. New York Sun; Diverting His Attention. Cook (7 n. m.) Please, ma'am, tho dog got hold of tho steak that was for bruakfast. Shall I go out and get an other? Mistress Is thero nny news In tho morning paper? Cook Ye, Indeed, ua'nin big accidents an' horrid innr dors an' bomb expjoslons nn' rumors or another war. jii Is (reus Very well Warm over something left from suppei and place the paper by my husband'a plate. Puck. Fictitious. Llttlo Joo (rdln)-Whiit Is a fic titious charnctor, aunty 7 Auuty-On tlwt Is nmdo up. divir. Little Joo Tluui you aro a do! I lions character, rwi't yen. Hiintx7-Clilefluo Nowm, The fiiereti lUobha-'J'aafa la ay sue tiling a wihhi tmm UMlur Umu to ho UM n n.Tai. WaMai 'U'iMt ta dial 7 lUahhu It An4 It i for UmmU- I'Mtoilwl' pm tiaMi4 BEMI.WBBKfcy lUNDOQECOntiEu, TUESbAV, NoylaTil, M s 0 i 0 LODGE DIRECTORY ' 0. Masonic. Dandon. Lodge, No. 130, A. F. & A. M. Stated communioutions. first Saturday after tho full moon of each month. Special communications Master Masons cordially invited. C. It. M0011E, W. M. l'HIL PEARSON, Secretary. Eastern Star. Occidental Chapter, No. 1f, 0. E S., meets Saturday evenings before nnd after stated communications of Masonic lodge. Visiting members cordially invited to attend. L. KATE ROSA, W. M. ROSA BINGAMAN, Secretary- Rchckah Ocean Rcbeknli Lodge, No. 12G, I. O. O. P., meets second nnd fourth Tuesdays at I. 0. O. P. hull. Tran cient members cordially invited. ELVA MILLER, N. G. MINERVA LEW IN, Secretary. I .0. 0. P. Bandon Lodge, No. 133, I. 0. 0 P., meets every Wednesday evening Visiting brothers in good standing cordially invited. D. C. KAY, N. G. L. I. WHEELER. Secretary. Knights of Pythias. Delphi Lodge, No. G4, Knights of Pythias. Meets every Monday ev ening at Knights hall. Visiting knights invited to attend. ERNEST SIDWELL, C. C. U. N. HARRINGTON, K. of R. S. W. O. W. "With Charity Towards All" Seaside Camp, No. 212, W. O W, meets Tuesdays, K. of P. hall, 8 p, m. (Visitors are assured a hot wel come. By order of W. A. KELLER, C. C. C. M. GAGE, Clerk. Loyal Order of Moose. Meets Thursday evenings in I. O 0. P. hall. Tra'nscient Moose cord ially invited. SomeUiing doing ev ery Thare'aay. tun tan rnw m - . fwi MiKiaru ana eiM Century Edition" at 10c a Cony I TttEBM find fflOrt Alh. 4 n. , , M Our f-.tZ-VV.,,: .-tTuiee., . ii in urn bach.., !h:iK Price' J;i) 1 Oc JliltlfUtlO IIhin.Nn.9 t I... aiHciiqHe.. lieethovcn we carry laiuin,, Aikforc&tfc!ot. f j. T. Marsi J Brown & Gibson & The Lcail'mg Conlraclors t nnd Builders We furnish plans and speci fications and il yon are go ing to build anytliinp-, no ? matter how large or how X small, we can' save you money. Let us figure on T your building. ' t City Transfer I t S. D. Kelly, Proprietor Light and Heavy liaul- f intr promnUv done, f Contracting and grad- ing. Tvanscient trade i solicited. Horses! boarded. Phone 1151 (Mice: Dufort Building C. I. Starr Plumbing and Swam J'litt in Pint C'liias Work iianuitml. Olliir inVJ nll HUtt, wu ml bl Hum fov Honb-Tt) ldy -til ' 0 I'ROPESStONAL CARDS . : ' C. R. WADE Lawyer BANDSN, OREGON dr: H. L. HOUSTON Physician & Surgeon Office in First Nntionnl Bank huihj ing. Hours, 9 to 12 a. m; 1:00 to I j. m; 7 to 8' in the evening. BANDON, OREGON DR. SMITH J. MANN Physician & Surgeon Office in Ellingson Building. Hours, 9 to 12 u. m; 1 to Ii.). in. BANDON, OREGON DR. L. P. SORENSEN Dentist Office in First National Bank build ing. Telephone at liouse and office. BANDON, OREGON G. T. TREADGOLD Attorney and Counselor at Law Offi'ca in New Bank Building Notary Public BANDON, OREGON DR. R. V. LEEP Physician & Surgeon Office in Ellingson building, Phone 72 BANDON, OREGON DR. ARTHUR GABE Physician & Surgeon Office in EMingson building. Office phone, .152. Residence phone, UGH. BANDON, OREGON DR. S. C. ENDICOTT Dentist Office in Ellingson building. Office phono 12-11. Residence, phono, 11C1 " BANDON. OREGON DR. I. L. SCQPIELD Dentist Office in Fohy and Morrison Building- next to Emergency Hospital. Phone 1141 BANDON, OREGON DR. H. M. SHAW Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Specialist Office Phono 330-J Rooms 200-1 Res Phono 105-J Irving Block MARSIIKIELD, ORKGON BENJAMIN OSTLINB Consulting Engineer and Architect MARSIIPIELD, OREGON TheHolidays will soon be here A Gift to strengthen friendship your portrait WHEELER STUDIO. IHotel Bandon! Aniericiin Plan. $1.00 day. ml SI. 50 per I European Plan, rooms I 50c, 75c & SI per day Eaton & Reasc, Props. X PURE DRUGS Do you want pure drug and drug Kiinlrlt (lint pui'fiimuH, hnlr mmiw, tolliu nvikWl If" m call on CHECKS ON THE BANK OF BANDON ! Dry Wood I Split wood ' $ 1.75 per tier Block wood v l-ire place wood $1.15 per tier j F. L. Christie, Phone 582 Sii. Wr ' "Si BF- r" ti ri-a harness man omplefce stock of har ness, shopping bags, trunks, suit cases, valises c and traveling Yom ror The new soil of tins section requir es a COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER, , giving it what nature lacked. You must have it for your garden to get the best results. We have a large ' supply at a very reasonable vrice. Cent ft Central Warehouse 1 Order Your Freight Sent by the Old Reliable s. s. "Sr"8 T A "KRi V Large Two-Berth Outside State Rooms With Run ning Water. Eight Day Service Between the Coquillc River and San Francisco. FIRST CLASS PASSENGER PARE, $7.50 FREIGHT RATES, $3 ON UP FREIGHT Reservations: J. E. Norton, Coquille; Perkins', Myrtle Point; E. B. Thrift, Langlois. .1. E. WALSmOM, Agent, Bandon We want you For our customer not just today, but tomor row and for all time to come, if Right Goods Right Prices Courteous Treatment and prompt delivery is what you want WE HAVE YOU SPARK'S GROW glf lo A r While THIS BANK ARE PAYABLE AT SIGHT. ALWAYS CARRY" A CASH w R SERVE LARGE ENOUGH TO ME I ; ALL DEMANDS. HAVE YOl : ACCOUNT HERE AND YOi ; CHECKS WILL G1VI3 YOU A,; ADDKI) STANDING WITH YOl : CREDITORS. BE UP TO DA'j;: BY HAVING AN ACCOUNT WITH AN UP-TO-DATE BANK. $1.50 per lier L'lli J IN UiJ W XT m -i W -i bags. Phone 14; I t Gar ed 21 JL t t X ! ! J. i I 1 . 1 T w HI indamni, An hp, A nth mat Mt Wa Hit ami wii Mia tm $ k hmumM. M ik if Htm mm it mm w mvtmb hwtty. ' Iwjuli'ji ii this at- ft. i. 1 1 ii. mMi Mr Hit ' mm wi4 if im