The Santiam news., October 07, 1910, Image 5

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Further Barirains
(•reat (’losing Out Sale \\ hicli is Now Going on at the
THE BOTTLE
MESSAGE
Trotters Store
A Story Illustrative of the Value
of an Advertisement.
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Heady for you with another list of Wonderful \'iilu<*s
Strictly High(irad(‘ Merchrndise. • I'heie is no excuse
passible for you not supply ing at least one years’ wants
tor such opportunities occur only once in a lite tim<
Dr HAROLD OTIS
(C*3| t right i»l uy Amaru an ftaMM A mn >
ciauun j
Crub»
in my pio**tjrgp I m m H «»IT the
roawt of Srw J •'rust), | naw on* <l<«y
drifting a lib atanriy rumigh bfwtr
fo Oil itiy «a I hi h het> off th« t»ort bow
I «« h n txiitle bnbbtag up ami down
n the water
When I camr near It I
noticed tbut the t>pvnlii£ wan «'«»tvrrd
with turn* «iitai«n<e of « l»rl£ti< red
color
Hleertng the I mm H
f tint I
would !»<!•• Iieor If. I rrntbed for It
hh I brou&thi II niaiard
R«» maiiv Itonlv« containing nte^aagea
nre thrown orertaourvl by persona at
i
•< m who nave
have nothing
(»rttrr to do
that I would m>( have inkru much in
Irrest In thia one had It not t>eeti race-
fully «valid with red wit
Under the
wav a cork bad been driven Into the
neck
I •tuaahrd the glaa.« and took
'•ut a p»(<er
I ufolding It. I found a
J
|3.50 meni
at
$1.75
16r Ixl.»**» Evrrwrar hosirn.
p«r ¡«air
14 00 mens shoes
ate........... ........................... ....................
$2.00
ttc ladk*s Berson h<»*e.
Mi!r price per pair
S5.00 mens shoes
at
. .........................
$2.50
25c toys heavy ribbed hoer
per pair ........ ....................... .. ...............
13c
$•1. |5 and ♦»> ladies patent leather shoes,
lace ami button, per pair .,
$2.75
)!• young ladies blue, red or black form
Otting coats, 1010 patterns at..........
$4.15
12.0V a yard black imported dress k”x*d*.
a beauty, 19;o pattern, per yat 1
$1.00
J7.00 6x9 foot wool rug. a beauty
at
$3.75
(2.00 a yard black import»«! »erge, 36 in.
wide, very popular for fall l»ltl, yd..
$1.20
Jc'.r*' 6x9 foot wool rug, reversable
at..................................................................
$4.75
112.50 ladies silk petty coals, hand
embroidered, sale price. . ..
$6.00
$0.00 dani wine silk petty coats
sale [trice....................................................
$2.50
$2.50, |.T oo and |3.’»0 ladiew oxfords,
[latent and ki t. in «is*2 to (. look
these over. On sale at per pair ....
$1.00
Does (■<Browns Star 5 Star Blue
Ribuon Sr ho 4 Shorn fur bovs look
good to you at per pair.........................
$2.00
<16 ladies coats, good as gold
for only........................ . ...........................
$8.00
...
18c
13c
.. ...
Trotters Department Store
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Wall Paper
Settle It Now
Settle It Right
Stilli Up
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1 have disposed of my but-her business
ami will give t>oee«*ion to (>ur<ha*cr.
Tor constitutional amendment October 1 All nersons knowing them
selves indebted to me, are re»|ue«ted to
giving to cities and town»
settle b>e '.rir.c at on <-. No (ie!»otl I-
exclusive power to license, authorized to collect there account*
regulate, control, suppress, 'excepting myself. Scio, September 30.
or prohibit the sale of intox­
icating liquors within the
municipality.
328 X Yes
wa Fot ai» a i a < v -’ ki *l*
I Al. CAK.HUS
A <;< M >I> POSITION
(.'an lie had by ambitioua young men
and la ltea in the Weld of "W irelesa" or
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stations throughout the country there
618 Electric Buildfog. Portland, Oregon 1» a great shortage of telegraphers.
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Carr.
io tM»nrvr
Tin* follow
ttbt word«» wit * on Ibr |Mi|wr
►’I? -! llrrictr c«rr <»arr«ti 'I ell him to
took urulri 0«Mir H K corner uf th»- aum
Hi»T h«««»»* of fart |*larw «f <«uilfor«l >*w..
and hr wiii n»»«t important paupers VheuM
iiit i'tsnl to c<»ver e«|«mses
There wn» more Hinn thia on the
paper. Including the date nnd the name
of n ahlp ttinl wn» not e«(ie>t«i1 to
survive a storm. The date indicate«!
that the buttle bad been floating twen
ty month»
I am rich and lary. with no «>b)«wt
in life
Here waa a problem for me
to work out. and I tiallinl It with pbni«
lire
A» kimiii ns I returned from my
»ummer outing I di-|»'«lte«l the check
In my bunk mid w»» afterward null
fled that It tied I m ‘«* ii (Kild. I took It
fur grmiii-l that Myron t'nrr illd not
know when* one i-oukl llud Hector
Garrett, «nd tbl* accounted for «tir
lltiernl hllow'ince mnde for tbr »«•aryb
I thought out n *y«lem of advertising
that would cover the whole Culled
State» ami emploi «»I an agent In ♦*a<h
«nd every *taie to make a aprclsl hunt
within the »tnle'a limit*
I went mynelf to Gullford. I'n
only Information I giilm-d there «a«
t tint Myron it Carr, a wealthy man.
hnd Iieeu at mi nearly two yen re lie
fore ami the vessel In which he hail
-ailed hnd ncier been beard from lie
left uo wife
lie hnd hnd hut one
child, n daughter, who bail db»l
She
had been traveling with her father nt
I lie time of her death
No will be
«ineatlilng Myron t'nrr'« property hnd
In-en found
Some Imllrect heir* lind
put In claim«, but the estate *»» Mill
In the |e>»»i-»Ion of the Inheritance
court.
It occurred to me to take up the floor
In the summer house and get the pa
|ier* referrwl to. but If Myron Carr
hnd Intended »orb a eour»e be would
bare written It on til* m«-«»«g«-
I re
■olveii rather to u»e every effort to
find Hector Garrett that he m'ght
make the search blmaelf
Meanwhile
I felt bound to keep the secret
I «pent the thouvund dollar* found In
the bottle and a thousand more with
out avail
Meanwhile I becanie *o In
tere»te«l In the cane that wheoever at
a Mrange town or city I fell Into the
hatilt of looking Into the directory of
the place with u view to finding my
man
I linikt-d through hundr«xi* of
dlrectorl«*» »ml found many Garretts,
but never Hie one I wa* looking for.
Finally my agent Io Marylaml wrote
rue that n ptumlier n«m«l llardy. bar
Ing «••«•ii my ad»ertl*emeut. had come
to him with a «lory that a few year*
before be god hl* wit*, betoc child
lc". bad ndopivd a boy baby from a
foundling- lioiiiv
Io the clothing of
i hla child hud been pinned a bit of
l>ntvr ou which wan written In a wo-
ninna hand
Hector Carr Garrett.**
with tile date uf til« birth
The child
*n now In hl« fourth year.
It la singular bow happy one ttiny
be mude b> a result llinl can tie of
no fH-n>onal IwuctU to him
I was de-
lighted w ith my And ju«t a« a scientist
1« delighted with a dlsiovery on wbhTi
he Im« lon_- ixi'ii working
I nt once
took a train f"r the town In Maryland
where the plutulier Hird and waa tak­
en In hla h»u«e There I saw a bright
little fellow who knew no other (iar
eni* than tin- plmnlier mid III. wife
They bud kept the ili I Id'« baby
rliHlie*. with the paper pinned to them
I be chitin*» I did «lot 1-Oli«lder likely
: i I, > II.- '.ill 111.'
If
it wh * In the luoilier'» bnlidwrttlng.
will« h w a* prulialile might be of grew!
impurtHm-e
I «bowed llunly the | mi -
tier I had found In the Imide lie *ug-
gi -litl inn I go to Gullford mid make
t)i •
I, bi r I In-l-ii.l on lit, going
with me offering to pay til* v»|wn*«<*
II«« Mivrptcd mi |iru|io<diliin. und we
»••t off together, leal lug the < lilld with
hl* foster mother
Wr urrind at Gullford In the lifter-
noon und taking <i < «1». told the driver
to take u* to the Carr (ilacv
Il «i«
well known In the town, «txt we h ul
no dirtii ulty In flndlng It. Il «u» —or.
rather, bail twen—a Sue lloUae. ■ar­
ruumled tiy large ground»
Bill It tend
not been occupied for *otnc year* it mt
wa* In n dilapidated condition
Th»
hotiKo was abut up. and there w a* no
caretaker
W c left the cab at the
gate mid w alketl Io the «ummer bonne,
Il wn». rather. an inclo*«-d «tilings.
Having etnmlnrd the floor and defer-
iiiiii « m |
what tools ««n* h ■'«■Mail ry.
Hartly went for them. anti when lie
retiirticd we prlnl up •»■Vural t»>nrds
In the corner < I a-ia 11; 11.11 IM I
Wv foil Uli a
la<i|uered glove I mii . In which were
«everul pu|iera tine wa» addmaed Io
'My Harllng Son" and algmtl "Tour
unhappy mother. Julia Cnrr Garrett."
The «iib«tmn-e of the pa|>er wa« thia:
Myron llhike Carr at the time of
the Ofietilng of the narrative waa a
widow er with an only child. Julia.
U lieu »he waa Herculea n years old
«tie attend««! n nuhihliig acbooL nwur
which wa» a mao's college
tine of
tin* atildent« of tb«> college. Hector
Garrett, met her The two were pleas.
e«l with each other, and there *rre
fr«i|iirnt meeting» One afterteMiu they
met clande«tlnely for a ride
[luring
the drive lie« tor dareil the girl to go
with him tn a minister and tie niarrie«l
Yielding to an Itnimlae of a Ingh
strung nature, »be aaaeuttHl. Khe was
no «Miner <m«rrl«<d than, realltlng what
she hnd done, »be wa» fllhni with re­
gret
She darsd not tell her father.
Hnd ahe «lone wi till» »lory would not
huve t»*«-n written
When »lie met
her bttsband again be »uggr»««»! that
Uiey wait till after lie hnd been grad
uni««1. when they would both acknowl-
i»lge the marrl.ige Thu* two month«
pasaed. Cotumememetit arrived, ami
they went home, both keeping their
»ecraf
One day new* came to Julia that
her Ininhiind had In'eti thrown from a
horse am! klll««l
This deprlv«*«) her
of tier hualMUd* guidance, and she
wa< otillginl to tiinkc her own de>|.
«loti»
She nct«il ■■ any young girl
might h;i»e done who waa afraid of
Her fattier. Hbe cnoOUWtl to kCSp her
secret
fn-arnlug that ahe wn* to be
*ome a tmitlier. *lw *ecurvd (lermlaaLm
from him to go away fur a time, os­
W bere
tensibly on a i l«lt to a friend
«lie went the (Wiper did not alate. bat
It t»M bow a negro woman had left
the child, a I toy. with the name bi«
moth«'* had siren him pinned to hta
elotblug. nt n foundling«' home
Julia Garrett return««! to li«*r father,
who wan *1111 Ignorant of tier marriage
The lie rilen
or tbs birth of her chlhl
«be (»ire broke down her health, end
her father riwoliel to take her with
him on a trt’i orouml the world The
((tanlinued next week)