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FRIDAY. AUGUST 17. 1B34 in 11 in il i il ^ ■ B U Y ^ b SELL List Your Wants, Rentals, Articles for Sale or Trade and Miscellaneous Wants, in These Columns GASOLINE— PUMPS Classified Rates 2 Cents a word per issue. Minimum 25o CASH with copy Classified Ads appear in Beaverton Enterprise Multnomah Press Tigard Sentinel Aloha News Complete Eastern County and Western County Coverage. Washington Multnomah AUCTION SALES * • • • •• W ILSO N'S Auction House. Auc tion sales every Monday, Wed- nesday, Friday, 10 a. m. 721- 729 2nd ave, near Morrison AUTO INSURANCE FARM ERS U SE GOLDSTAUBSALVE W. R. K A R N PU M P SERVICE. 619 S. Come to Stove Headquarters W. 19th ave. BRoadway 1322. In For Boils, Carbuncles, Athlete's Foot, For any Kind of Range, Wood, Gas, stallation and repairing. A'so used Inflamed Varicose Veins, Felons, Electric, or combination, equipment. _______ Abcess, Pus Formations, prevents used, Priced Right. Lancing—Leaves No Scar HAY, GRAIN, FEED Lang Stove Co. This Salve is Invaluable 1017 S. W. 6th Ave. Phone AT. 2070 For Sale at REX AM ICA Goat Ration—The Owl Drug Stores, Meier & Frank, Fred Special Feed for Goats. TAN K M A N l FACTUUERS R E X EGG PRODUCER, the old stand Meyers, or write 3322 Vancouver Ave., Inclosing $1.00 by laying mash, Rex Milk Maker B EALL P IP E & T A N K CORP 1945 N. that makes cows joy. P O R TLA N D Columbia blvd. WAlnut 3171. Hell PHOTOGRAPHERS hoists and dump bodies. Irrigation FE E D M ILLS CO., 202 S. E. Stark, and drainage supplies. Portland, Oregon. Artistic Portraits at The Portland Studio TIRES HIDES, WOOL, CASCARA BARK Producing effective photos, spec HIDES & WOOL, CASCAR A— A spec ializing in fine wedding and family, Roy’s Retreads passport, ialty. LEE BROS., 431 S. W. Front group pictures. Excellent Turn in your Old Tires at these identification and postal cards. Popu Ave., ATwater 5331. Low Prices lar prices, Macleay Bldg., 418 Wash. 30x4.50 at $2.95 MISCELLANEOUS St., bet. 4th and 5th, ATwater 3044. 4.75x19 at ____ ......... J.50 5.00x19 ut......... ROOF COATING, Stops all Leaks j THE LLO\ 1) STUDIO FEATURES 3^95 5.20x20 at......... ........ 4.25 Preserves, keeps composition and "YOUR PHOTOGRAPH FOR $1.(8)" 5.50x19 at ........ . _____ 4.75 wood shingles from curling and LLOYD STUDIO «.00x90 at . blowing off. Guar. Estimates free ..........5.50 1010 S. W. 6th Ave., at Salmon WA. 2581, 652 N. Ainsworth, Mr. ATwater 5323 Portland, Ore. R O Y ’S T IR E S H O P | Branstner. Other sizea accordingly Piano, Piano Accordi an Teacher 723 W, Burnside___________ BE. 3870 MOTOR R E PA IR AUTOM OBILE Inter- INSURANCE Exchange TRADES W ANTED USED MOTORCYCLE PARTS—Ev PIANO , P IA N O ACCORDIAN, H A R MONY, TH E O R Y Analysis—Results ery part for All Makes; largest stock first lesson or no cost, correspond UNDER PR E S E N T CONDITIONS in northwest, H. W. W A R R E N S one may trade to a better advant ence or studio $1 per week. Georg CO., 1118 West Burnside, BRoad age. W e have many interesting Peterson, 2181 N. W. Glisan, High Country Rates on Fords, Chevs., and way 2327. trades listed here. List your prop land Court, 22nd & Glisan, BR 1950. all cars in the same price class. For erty with us, non-exclusively for Public Liability (1020) Property MUSICAL INSTRUM ENTS POULTRY W AN T ED quick action. CLAUDE E. H E N Damage (5000) and Fire and Theft DERSON, 503 Guardian Bldg., AT. $17.80 the first six months; $7.80 each V IS IT D ISTR IB U TO R P IA N O EM ALL KINDS OF PO ULTRY W A N 6733. PO RIUM —We buy, sell and ex six months thereafter. TED— Phone SU. 5727 or write 10015 change, factory distributors and 1 Powell blvd., Portland. CASH PAID VACUUM C LEAN ERS C. A. BE N N E T T dealers bankrupt stocks. W e pay W e will call. Local Agent, Maplewood, Ore. cash, sell for less. Good used Piano VACUUM CLEANERS, $4.50 UP. BRoadway 2706 $49.50 to $100, Grand’s $225 up. Come R AD IO R E P A IR IN G Also repaired, rented, exchanged. see, buy and save, free delivery, O L IP H A N T & BATES rNS. AGENCY Free estimate and delivery. Stark’s Makes. TALLM AN S, 1135 S. W. Washing RADIOS R EPA IR E D —All 933 S. W. Taylor St, Portland, Oregon 512 E. Burnside at Grand Ave., Finest, guaranteed service at reas ton at 12th, Portland. BRroadway 5553 Special Sale now on Rebuilt Va onable rates. Member of Radio cuum Cleaners, EA. 1069. Manufactures service, Try TUNG- R EN T A PIANO OR RADIO—Rent to AUTOMOTIVE SOL Radio tubes, Electrical Motors, W A N TE D —MISCELLANEOUS apply; 5c music sale. Phonograph MOTOR R E B U ILD IN G Irons, and appliances repaired. Try record exchange, Special guitar sale. DON’T TH R O W T H A T OLD F U R N us for radio and electrical supplies. Marion Clark will demonstrate his MOTOR REBORING from 2 inch to ITU R E A W A Y When you move. easy guitar method. D A Y MUSIC 11 inch, O STLIN D MOTOR M A Phone Tigard 83J TIG A R D RAD IO We buy furniture, stoves or what CO., 4th & Taylor AT. 3454. C H IN E WORKS, 821 S. W. Oak. — ELE C TR IC SHOP. have you? TR . 7712, 2137 N. E. BRoadway 6222. Back-to-new by Alberta factory modern methods. SAXOPHONES trumphets, | DeGLARK RADIO SHOP 55 S. W Morrison BEacon 7678, Sales, ser clarinets, banjos, guitars, violins, etc. C LE A N IN G & PRESSING vice, amplifiers and electrical appli- Two Oregon Ram Sales to free with regular priced lessons. Portland Music Co., 334 S. W. ! ances, Battery Sets and equipment. MENS Suits, Overcoats, Be Sponsored this Year Washington st., AT. 7850. REAL ESTATE cleaned and pressed. Felt hats cleaned and blocked. MUSIC TEACHERS— VOCAL Two Otegon ram sales instead of NEW, SUBDIVISION Cash and Carry Chicago one are to be sponsored this year by I $75 per acre, 20 per cent cash down, Cleanens, 3rd & Jefferson. -AT- 8992- BUSHNELL, THEODORA, VOCAL the Oregon Wool Growers association STUDIO 507Columbia bldg., BEacon I bal easy, 30 acres in 5-acre tracts in announces W. A. Holt, secretary of CLOCK A W ATCH R EPA IR IN G Reedville homes; rich soil, small 7617. Class and Private Lessons. the body. The annual Pendleton sale brush & stumps, some timber. Very will be held this year August 26 and B. W. COBB—Expert in fine watches desirably located W ill gladly show OPTOMETRISTS 27. It will be followed by another Spring and Electric clocks. 15 Years you See Gibson, Metzger-Parker Co. and similar sale at Klamath Falls Sep in Gerlinger Bldg., 2d and Alder, 2d AT. 8611, SE. 5136. DR. D ELA B. HOWARD, 1618 S. W. tember 17 and 18. floor. AT. 5032. 14h ave. BEacon 5301 Refractionists Leading breeders from all parts of R EPAIR GOLF CLUBS — RACKETS Cataract a specialty. the state consign cams to these sales D AIR Y DON’T THROW AW A Y OLD CLUBS where buyers from some sections of PERSONAL FRUTIG ER D AIR Y 6669 Capitol hwy. or Rackets— Bring them to the only | California and Washington as well as Hillsdale, ATwater 1531, Gold Medal BURKHOLTZ Magic Arch-supports equipped golf and tennis repair shop j Oregon go to make their annual pur grade A raw; pasteurized milk, in Portland. We can rebuild them chases. eliminate swelling and pain in ankles like new. Prices always reasonable cream, buttermilk. feet and legs. Office 731 S. W. 11th Advertise In your local paper and 322 S. W. 5th Ave. AT. 5963. BE. 3846. reach the residents of the district DOG CAT HOSPITAL RESTAURANTS AND CAFES F E M IN IN E H Y G IE N E 35c ROSE CITY V E T E R IN A R Y HOSPI TAL will gladly answer questions concerning your pets. HUTHM AN'S Veterinary Hospital 2137 S. E. 7th Ave., EA. 3105. E N G IN EE RI N G—MI N IN G F R A N K E. HOBSON, 625 Board of Trade Bldg. ATwater 1966. EQUIPM ENT RENTALS E Q U IPM E N T R E N T A L S -Fransen’s Shop rents Floor Sanders, Floor Polishers, Spray Guns, White Wash Sprayers, Extension Ladders, Swing Stages, Jack-screws, and other items res. cates. Send for price circular 2209 N. W. Thurman St., Portland. Oregon, BR. 1974, BR. 0716. FOR SALE FO R S A LE —Hay Stack containing 11 or 12 tons. Good horse hay mixed. Clover and Grass $45. Mrs. E. M. Newman, Aloha, Oregon. FO R S A L E —Two Horses about 1350 each, will trade 1 for cow if good, J. C. Bilyeu, Tigard, Rt 1, Box 112. THE STORY C H A P T E R I.— Jim W a ll, ycninsr c o w . puncher fro m W y o m i n g . In the ear ly d ay* o f the c a ttl s Industry, seeks i new Held in Utah. H e meet* Hank Hay*, w h o admits to b e ln s a robber, and tells W a l l he is w o r k i n g fo r an E n g lis h m a n named H e rric k , who has located a b ig ranch In th e mountains H e rr ic k has em p lo ye d a .small arm y o f rustle rs and g un-fighte rs. and l ia y a and others are p lo tt in g to steal their e m p lo ye r's c attle and money. Hava w an ts W a l l to th ro w In w ith the rustlers, C H A P T E R II.— A t the l i ttle s e ttl e ment o f Green R iv e r , H a y s g ets Into an argu m ent w ith a g a m b l e r callod Stud, o v e r a poker game. W a l l saves H ank's l i f e by blotting the g a m b le r out o f shootltur. W i t h l l a y s and tw o other rustlers, H ap p y Jack and Lincoln, Jim W a l l starts out f o r H e rr ic k 's ranch. In camp, the first night out, Jim re g re ts the step he has taken, but It I* too late to turn back C H A P T E R 111.— T h e four men a r riv e at the ranch. H e rr ic k announces that his sister, Helen, Is c om in g to the ranch. H a y s unfolds his plan f o r g e t t i n g possession o f the 11,000 head o f liv e stock on the H e rr ic k ranch l i e and his lieute nants ride a w a y to d riv e off the Hrst bunch o f cattle. Jim r e mains behind to shoot it out. If neces sary, w ith Hcesoman. H ay s ' riva l am on g the c a ttle rustlers. Jim sees a dust cloud, wh ich he Is certain d e notes the a r r i v a l o f Heesemnn and his gang. H e stands w ith ritle ready. "What excuse will you give him?” asked Jim. “ Anythin’ would do to tell Her rick. But Ilecsenian will see through tne. I’m a fen red.” “ Very well. You tell llerrlck that your outfit split over me.” “ Over you? Dog-gone! Thet ain’t so poor. But why7” “ Both Slocum and Lincoln are sort of touchy about gun-throwing, aren't they? Well, tell him how queer that brand of gunman Is— how he instinc tively hates the real gunman. And that Slocum and Lincoln made you choose between them and me.” “ Ahuh. Sort of so the Idea will get to Ileeseman's ears that In a pinch with guns I’d rather have you backin’ me than them?” “ Exactly.” Not long afterward Hays returned to the cabin jubilant. “ You'd never ffuess, Jim. That Engtlsher laughed like the very devil An' he ordered me to ride off after some desperadoes who’re not afraid of Jim Wall.” “ H al Ha! But Hcesoman won't get a laugh out of It." “ Shoot the lights out of him," said Hays, fiercely. “ Wal, I’m off for Grand. Happy, pack me a snack of gruh.” “ How long will It take you to ride over?" “ Eight hours, I reckon. An’ I'll be bnck tomorrow night." “ Certainly these buyers will know X-TE X SPE C IAL— Never before sold you’re selling stolen cattle?” J. O. Johnson W H IT E ROSE C AFE 136 S. W. Morri under $5.95, for limited time com “ Oh, shore." son BE. 9096 other location 18 N. W. ATTORNEY AT LAW plete $3.45, for feminine hygiene. After llays had gone Jim settled 3rd Ave., Special Chicken Dinners Best by test. X-TEX P O R TLA N D Johnson Bldg., Tigard, Oregon himself to pass the hours away. Southern Style on Sundays. Week D ISTRIBU TO RS, 429 Lumberman’s] “ Mebbe It won't he so tedious," ob Hours 2-5 on Wednesdays & Saturdays ly meals 15c and up. Bldg., AT. 0377, GA. 2781 served Happy Jack, dryly. “ We’ve got Tigard Phonos 52 or 0351 three rifles an’ a sack of shells right SAWDUST BURNERS MUSICIANS A N D E N T E R T A IN E R S handy. So let . ...........me ” Supplied for all occasions, Singers WEST COAST BUILT, SOLD AND | Jim half expected u visit from Her Dancers, Orchestra, Novelty Acts, Come in j n i rick. hut the morning dragged by with installed under personal supervision Leibbrand Musicians’ Agency, 203 out nny sign of anyone. About mid- o f Mr. Bruce, guaranteed to give | afternoon, however, six riders appeared renew it newt Studio Bldg., Tel. BE. 6178. entire satisfaction in every way. | coming down the lane along the bench. See them, day or night ,at 2019 E. hme you <MM The sight made Jim start. Mow often Instruments, piano ...Burnside. EA. 9698. had he seen the like- a cnm nact little H A W A I I A N and harmony Free k* town. company of riders, iiark SCHOOLS guitar. Bessie Andrews, 309 Alisky dark horses! It was tremendously Bldg. BR. 1082. suggestive to a man of his experience. M OLER Barber College—This In-1 He renched Inside the door and, draw ternational Svstem is the scientific OREGON SANITARIUM, Women's wav: aome oav: 3 teachers Write ing out his rifle, advanced to the front oi call 227 S. W. 3d ave.. Portland ...ailments. Maternal & surg. cases of the porch. taken. Reas. 3323 N. E. Union Ave. B A R B E R IN G TA U G H T—Tw o schools TR. 3720. in Portland, Oregon; some pay, lat CHAPTER IV est scientific equipment; expert in ► ^ a ily ! KEEP YOUR FEET H A PPY WITH structors. MODERN B AR B E R A PULL — A PUSH When the group of riders reached Featherweight Equalizers, Individ A N r w BLADE'S INI COLLEGE, 1038 S. W. 1st Ave, cor. the point where the lane crossed the ual foot impressions, not just anoth Main or 135 Madison St., Portland, Quick, keen — The 100* S H A V E brook. Just out of pistol range, they K d gr « untouched to the Instant you er arch support 836 Morgan Bldg., Oregon. •have. Clip of 20 blade« for 75c. T h a t’« liilted, and one, evidently the leader, Denton Lab.. BE. 0882. economy! . . Ask to «ee the Schick rim e on to the bridge. Repeating R m o r . At all dealera $5. .SCHOOLS— BEAUTY (In clu de« clip of 20 aealed blades). “ HI, thar,” he yelled, reining his BATHS Natur°path, electro-thera horse. py; diseases o f women a PACIFIC SCHOOL "HI, yourself," shouted hack Jim. RAZOR specialty. Dr Ellen DuBoise, 210 Pan OF BEAUTY CULTURE The man, who, of course. .11 in took ama Bldg., ATwater 0916. 225 Morgan Bldg. BE. 0643 I to be Heesemnn, v hi' horse s-islfi Hits Your Subscription Expired? Save t i ^ minutes Schick J the Intervening distance and slopped again. At this “Juncture Hippy Jack emerged from the cabin and careless ly propped a rillo against the w ill. “ Mho’s callin’ ?” lie boomed. “ I don’t know.” replied Jim. " I ’m Bill Heesemnn. an* I come to talk," called the visitor. “ Friendly talk?" queried Jim. "'Val, If It ain’t you’ll he to blame.” "Come right over." Jim leaned his rifle against the rail and stood aside, ripesomnn did not look up ns he mounted the steps. Ho took off an old sombrero to disclose the tanned, clear-skinned face of a man under forty with narrow, blue eyes reddened by wind and dust. It was a more open visage than Jim had expected to see. Certainly Heesemnn was n more prepossessing man, at first sight, than llays. “ Mind If I set down?" he asked. “ Make yourself at home,” replied Jim. “ Air you Wall?" “ Yes, that’s my name. And this Is Happy Jack, another of Hays’ outfit.” llccseman nodded to Jack, who re plied with a civil “ Howdy," and went hack Into the cabin. Then llccseman leaned against the wall and treated Jim to n frank, shrewd gaze. “ You're Hays' right-hand man. Just late from Wyoniln’ ?" "Last Is correct, anyhow." “ Do you know him?" queried lleese- mnn. In lower voice. “ Perhaps not so well ns you," re plied Jim, who suddenly reminded him self that he know Hays hut slightly. “ I'm goln' to tell you somethin’." “ Heesemnn, you’ll only waste your breath," declared Jim, impatiently. “ Wal, I don’t waste much of thet,” drawled the other. "But If you wasn’t new to Utah I’d save myself this trouble. An’ you’re goln' to believe what 1 tell you." "Why will T?” “ Because It’s true.” No argument could gainsay that; moreover, the man had truth In his blue silts of eyes and In his voice. "Did Hays tell you I was a rustler?” "I think he mentioned It.” “ Did he tell you we was pards once? . . . Thet he doulde-crossed me?" "No.” “ Wal, I'll let It go at thet,” returned Heesemnn, coolly. "Much obliged for lettln’ me come up. An’ If you get curious Just ride over to see me.” He rose, stretched his long length, and walked off the porch to mount his horse, leaving .Bin about as surprised as he had ever been. Happy Jack came out In time to see him Join his comrades and ride hack with them toward the corrals. “ Short visit. Glad it was. What’d he want?” "Darn* If r savvy, altogether. Didn’t you hear any of our talk?” “ No. I reckoned the less I henrd tha better. Then Hank couldn't razz me. But I had a hunch of what he was up to." Jim did not press the question. Ha carried his rifle back Into the cabin, rather ashamed of his overhaste, and feeling already curious enough to call on Heesemnn. They had supper, after which Jack smoked and talked, while Jim listened. Evidently Happy Jack had taken a lik ing to him. Jim went to bed early, not because he was sleepy, hut to keo,i from calling on that fellow Heoseman. IIow many nights Jim WaU had lain down under the dark trees to wakefulness, to the thronging thoughts that must mook the rest of,any man who has strayed from the straight and narrow path I It tormented him at certain times. But that never kept the old concentrated pondering over to morrow from gaining control of his consciousness. Continued Next Week
