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"SEMI-WEEKLY BAND'ON RECORDER. TUESDAY. DEfJ.lst, 1914
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a have no room, here to tell
yoiT,,,ptthxpnderful sale, nor
hawewiWfiythe.. .time, , tat suffi-
cient..to.'itell..JyQU..tQ wait and
wajch i'.th nxfS, hours.
It's worth ' your while.
msrsfAiJ,',n'll Am sin
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it open up
10 o'clock
Friday Sale
Millinery
Will give customers a chance to secure a winter
hat at a nominal pricel This is the last and
final sale. Hats that were selling for S3. 50 to
$6.50 Will go in this great sale QO- .-L
Friday, 10 a. m. 30L Cdtll
Children's Coat Sale
Mothers that are in need of warm serviceahle
Winter Coats for Children, 2 to 14 years, will
find in this sale a splendid opportunity to sup
ply their wants Sale prices $1.90 (o $6.50
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
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Victor-Victrolas, Edison liisc Talk
ing Machines and Records. Your in
spection invited. Sabro Bros.
Good pasture for a few head of
cattle at $1.25 per month, at Ledger
wood place. C. H. Chandler 82tf.
WantecJ Position as cook in camp
for man and wife, or lady1 cook in a
smaller camp. Inquire at this of
fice. J2t2.
"What are you so pleased about?"
"Dr. I'ohl fitted me with Rhudon
lenses and they are sure O. K. Pohl
!s very reasonable in charges Go and
ace him Wednesdays on Saturdays nt
Sabro Bros." tf
WASHINGTON NEWS
EXCHANGE LETTER
asmington D. C, Novcmbeer 30
President Wilson has announced a
supplementary neutrality proclama
tion covering the Panama Canril
Zone during the European war, which
forbids the use of airships and of
wireless within the the canal jurisdic
tion by any belligerent! power. It
The Alpha Restaurant
lkst Home Cooking, in
town
Houpicmndc bread,
pies and cakes.
Opn from 6:30 a. in. till niiclninlit
Mrs. F. D. Meyer, Prop.
Next door to 1'irs.t Natl. lt.mk.
Mrs. Geo. Geisendorfer
Pupil of Ernst Ilartmann
Piano Theory
Studio 535 Bluff St. Plionc 312
Credit and
Power
MANY OK OUR MOST SUC
CESSFUL MEN ASCRIBE
THEIR "START IN LIFE"
TO THE DAY THEY OPEN
ED A BANK ACCOUNT.
CREDIT AND POWER CAN
HE WIELDED IN THE COM
MERCIAL WORLD BY THE
MEANS OF A BANK AC
COUNT. Wit INVITE VOII TO HE
(JIN ON V, WITH Ufi.
FJKST NAT! HANK
on
ILL
provides strict regulations to prevent
anv am or hosituiitv to any beiiige
rent within the zone.
The proclamation extends its nro
l)itioi)s to aircraft, public or private,
of belligerent powers, which are for
bidden to rise from or descend upon
Canal Zone territory, or to pass
throught the air spaces above the
land or water zone. It is also forbids
any use of wireless telegraph by bel
ligerent vessels within the zone juris
diction except on bsincss in connection
with the canal.
The impression is growing among
naval officials and authorities in Con
gress that the present destruction of
English cruisers and battleships by
German submarines may deter the
government from embarking upon, the
enterprise of making armor plate for
such vessels instead of buying it
from private firms.
NEW POSTMASTER RUMORED
FOR COOS BAY CITIES
It has been stated thought unof
ficially, that there will be two new
Postmasters named for the Bay ci
ties and both arc to be democrats,
says the Coos Bay Harbor.
In North Bend J. T. McGuire seems
to have the sanction of the majority
of the clan,' though August, Hoelling,
Jr. is also a candidate. It is said by
those in a position to swing the ap
pointment. In Marshfield W. J. Rust is" a can
didate and the office seems to be his
having the endorsement of the leading
men of the Democratic party in the
county. Ex-Supt. P. A. Golden is al
so a candidate.
THE TREY O' HEARTS
The action opens on the night of the
day on which the "Crack of Doom"
ends. In the dark, Judith and Mar-
rophat smuggle Rose into Trine's
: house in New York from their car.
Leaving Rose with Marrophat, Judith
I reports to her father, who sends for
Rose. Altough worried over Alan,
however, Rose accuses her of loving
Alan. Trine orders Judith from the
room and questions Rose. When he
tells her that Alan has been assassi
nated she tries to disbclivc, but final
ly breaks down and is led, a weening
prisoner, to her room a hundred feci
above the street.
Marrophat tries ta make love to Ju
dith She ignores him, an dhc secret
ly vows vengeance. Marrophat tells
Trine how JUith prevented Alan's
death at the bridge Judith accused
Marrophat of lying because she refu
sed his advances. Trine received an
unsigned note, reading: "Dlgby has re
served site at Monolith Hotel to be
held for Arthur Lawrence" Judith
departs in anger and Marrophat tells
of Judith's love for Alan Tipping tho
head bell-boy at the Monolith, Marro
phat gives him a a trey of hearts, in
dicating a practical joke. As they
talk, Alan enters and registers s Ar
thur Lawrence. After he has entered
the elevator, Marrophat leaves hur
riedly for an EaBt Side dive, where he
pays Red Novemb or to assassinate
Alan From his room Alan phoncti
Dighby Unseen, the bell-boyslips the
trey of hearts into tho stationery and
leaves. '
While Trine is apparently sleeping
Judith creeps into the room and reads
the note, but pa she leaves the room
Trine rouses and traps Judith, pro
ving her disloyalty.
Alan slips out a aide door unobser
ved, ho thinks. Marrophat sees ami
orders Red November to follow hi;
Utxi in another.
Alan changes taxi several times,
but fails lo loso November. Reliving
himself safe Alan arrives at Trine':
house. By bribing a night watehma
lie climbs to the girder of an unfint
shed apartment Iiouku across the strc
et and using a flnhlampand the Morw
code t'liininuiiltateH with Rose. Ju
dltli, from her window,rendH the mus
sage, telling Roe to bo iindy to lenvi
the houHo by tslx the next morning
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glng along (lie girder, n knife hutweun
Ilia lertli. After M donjiwnitii fighl
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t THE BEST OF FILMS
STEAM HEAT FOR YOUR COMFORT. ,
Good Program for Wed:
Hearst Selig Weekly showing
interesting War Films
from Europe
Th
i Twin Brothers Van Zandt
a Lubin feature in two parts
MAN'S VICTORY
a Selig Comedy
THURSD AY-The 7thinstallment of
The Trey O' Hearts
Read the story on another page of this issue
Boyle
is giving " ;
$150 in Diamond Rings
again (his year. One ring at $100.00 and nne al $50.00, One ticket
FREE with every $1.00 purchase. Drawing December 31st
r1.,. mnrSt
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ting arc absolutely new comprising the dainty Pansy, Daisy and Rose de
signs. Call on us, examine and bt convinced.
Tn-k1" Silverware
i-iaurei its merits.
Community.
ALL ENGRAVING FREE.
"Quality
Evcrard H. Boyle, Mgr.,
e caJry ni) accounts. J m Kmtt y,
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Beginning today, Dec. 1st,
we issue -
Rerun
for every cash sale. Buy a little i
every clay, save your slips, and
be sure of a part of your!
Money
Call
"The Peoples Drug Store"
for full particulars
IdeeJ
Fqurit! Pen
Tho Quality GiftlhateverAlwdy'wonM
SABRO BROS
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GOOD MUSIC" AND
Jewelry Co;
Our large stock is
Second
onone.
The styles of cut
the kind most admired is selling on
It RESISTS wear. We also, carry
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