VOL. 11.
CLOVERDALE, TILLAMOOK COUNTY, OREGON, DECEMBER 17, 1915
NO. 23
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Several of our customers are people we do not know by sight
MARIA
though we have done business by mail with them for years.
We
believe we have given them satisfactory banking service and can
give you the same satisfaction.
DAVIESS
Mail us Your next Check or Checks
AUTHOR OF
It saves you time, and TIME IS MONEY, especially at this season
of the year. No need to come to the bank in person.
'THE MELTING
OF M O L l^
SECURITY AND SERVICE our Motto
C o p y rig h t, 1913, by th e C e n tu r y C o m p a n y .
wish a u d not u t all lu acco rd an ce w ith : head on s a m e 's sh o u ld er, looking like
my ow n ad v an ced ideas.
a baby bud folded a g a in s t th e full
“ Do you suppose w e vv^ll ever get all
I w as becom ing slig h tly sn a rle d w ith rose, a n d 1 co u ld n 't help laughing
of th e clothes done fo r th e tw in s'/'' my th rea d , a n d 1 w as glad w hen Sallie
I K it had been u n d ressed th re e tim es
Nell sighed g ently as we sa t on my and h er sw ee tn ess se a te d itse lf in th e
! a fte r h er h a th th is m orning, w hile
porch w h ip p in g y a rd s of lace upon best ro c k er in th e so fte st breeze, w hich
, Cousin M nrtbn. C ousin J a s m in e and
w hite rutiles a n d w hipping up o u r ow n Nell had v a c a te d fo r her.
Mrs. H a rg ro v e arg u ed w ith each o th er
sp irits a t th e sam e tim e. Everybody
“C hildren a re th e g re u te st happiness I w h eth er she should o r sh o u ld n 't have
in G lendale sew s fo r S allic's children, in life a u d also th e g re a te s t re sp o n si
| a scrap of flannel p u t on o v er h er fat
an d it ta k e s h er all tier tim e to think bility. g irls,” she said in h er lovely rich
little stom ach. H e n rie tta finally decid
up th e clothes.
voice th a t a lw a y s m elts me to a solu ed th e m a tte r by being im p u d en t and
“N ever,” I an sw ered .
tion o f sy m p a th y w h en ev er sh e uses it sensible to them all ab o u t th e tem p er
“S he's com ing, a u d I do believe she pensively on me. “O f co u rse I should
attire.
has got m ore o f th is'ru fflin g . 1 see it be d esolate w ith o u t m ine, but w h at
“ Don’t you all 'spose G od m ade th e
floating dow n her s k irt.” Nell fairly could I do w ith th em if I d id n ’t have
sun som e to h eat tip k it's sto m ach ?”
groaned.
all o f you d e a r people to help m e w ith slie dem anded scornfully as sh e g ra b
Nell o u g h t to like to sew. She is n 't th e m ? ”
bed th e little roly-poly bone o f eonten
em an cip ated enough to h ate a needle
I i c r w istfu l dep en d en ce h ad charm .
tion and m arched off w ith her to finish
as I do. B u t th e leaven is w orking,
I looked a t th e tw in w ith th e yellow d re ssin g h e r on th e fro n t porch In th e
au d sh e's rising slow ly. It m ight be fuzz on th e top o f its h ead th a t has d irect ra y s o f h er in s titu te d h eater.
well fo r som e m an to work th e dough hall m ark e d it a s th e k itte n in my
T h e household at large a t W idegableu
dow n a little before she runs over th e m ind, sea te d on S ab le's lap w ith her
can n ev e r ugree on th e clo th in g o f th e
pan. T h a t's a prim itively fem inine
tw in s, a n d H e n rie tta o ften has to fin
ish th e ir to ilets th us, by force. A u n t
j D ilsie being reduced by h er p h th isic
to u positiou th a t is alm o st e n tire ly o r
n am en ta l, H e n rie tta 's s tre n g th of c h a r
a c te r is th e only th in g th a t has m ad e
th e ex isten c e of th e tw in s b ea rab le to
th em selv es o r o th e r people.
C L O V taD A L E , OREGON
As I h a v e said before. 1 do w ish th a t
som e d ay in th e fu tu re yo u will com e
u n d e r th e d irec t ra y s o f H e n rie tta 's in
fluence, Ja n e . dear.
0 * t) * 1 * -*! A
“ Yes, Sallie, 1 should call th em a re
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sp o n sib ility ,” I an sw e red her. w ith a
laugh, a s I reach ed up my a rm s for
t B A N K
Hie k itte n . T hen, a s th e little yellow
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h ead snuggled in th e hollow th a t w as
In stitu te d in th e b eg inning betw een a
w o m an 's b reast a n d a rm s fo r th e p u r
pose o f Ju st such n estlin g s, I w h is
pered as I laid my lip« a g a in s t her
little ear. “and a h appiness, too. d a r
ling.”
A nd a s S allie rocked a n d re c u p e ra t
ed h er b re a th Nell eyed th é ruffle a p
prehensively.
“A re you going to let us m ake a n
o th e r d ress fo r th e kiddies, Sallie.
Open an account with this Bank and keep your money i
w d e a r? ” sh e flnnlly w as forced by her
your own locality.
u n easiness to ask . though w ith th e
d eepest sw ee tn ess an d co n sid eratio n
in h er voice.
I f I am ev er a widow w ith y o ung
ch ild ren I hope they Will b u rn us all
up w ith th e deceased ra th e r th a n keep
me w rapped in a cotton wool of s y m
p a th y , a s all o f yis do. Sallie.
C H A P T E R 7—C ontin u ed .
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Pay bills by
check and
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Gift Goods
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Christmas Presents in
the County.
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around.
We have appropriate presents for
every member of the family and
the price ul .vays in reach of any
one.
DOLLS AND TOYS
CHRISTMAS CANDIES
Lamar's Variety Store
Tillamook, Ore.
FRANK TAYLOR,
Notary Public
Cloverdale, Ore.