The Santiam news., February 20, 1913, Image 3

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NEW RUGS
NOW
and l>e reedy for bouse, loan ng*
Our stork of liugs embraces prarti
rally everything in the rug ime.
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Office two d« «m south of
Telephon«
Scio ''tale Bank
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MAKERS STAGE
Shelton, |’io|».
Phone (>-515
Stage rm «-la all Munk er» trains,
leaving Scio Hotel at S 1& a m
and 3:3S p tn
R«Mirti »iir rug» i* x 12, in pattern»
that are rv «-i ti«.'a!’-, pretty. T»¡«-«try
Hru'sel». Axrnmster*. W iiu.n Velvets,
(■««ine Art and Crea.
l’rvcet from
*14 •«> lo H0.U).
Tapestry Hrn» -. i» and one pire«- Rag
Rug . sise s x tu, at F< and *14.
Small sue Rug» .*> i 72 inchc«, in
Rag. Axmic.ter». Milton Velv«-t» ami
fa|>e»lry BrusM l»
Priced from f 1 !*•
tu *V 00
Wr have Just received a ne*
• of
Carpets ami Matting. Make it a joint
to see them.
S. L. Young òc Son
Albany, Oregon
ROSSINI'S MUSICAL WATCH.
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H. H. MCVAY. Prop.
A St-an;v- lA>«o Knew More About It
Than th« Composer.
il "«ami, the compo««-r, possess­
Hot and cold wattr, Imth, etc. ed .i magniti« «-lit watt li that tn» king
Special
rates
to permanent hud ¡in '«-iit'-d to him. It was a re
iHMter mid also a musical watch,
hoarders.
fol it p!.n«-«l the ma»‘*tr«>'s prayer
Under Experienced Management
from "M «■« In I gypt” But not
Clean Beds
lord tn re
until after lie had owned it for six
Commercial Trade
year« <ii<! lie understand it fully.
Ilo-sini took a boyish delight in
Solicited
»hawing it ami making it play, ami
Meals from G am. to s.30 p.nt. one day lie <li«l •<> while m u cafe.
A «truiiger who »at near »o at
tra> till by tin* music, and just 4»
THE ESMONB HOTEL Ro-siiii w<i' going t > put it l»a<'k in
in» po. ket he stepped up to lulu ami
• 'entralIv located, g<><>«I
»aid: "\ou hai«' a very valuable
rooms, prices moder­
watch there, »ir, but I'll wager that
ate, com teous
you do not know all its capabilitm»."
11 vat meiit
Rossini, mu< h aurpri«<il, »aid "I
have carried it now for six years in
Corner Morrixon aaj Front Slrrrtx
honor of mv king.
It ha» never
PORTLAND
OREGON varied one minute, it r«"|H-at. the
hour, quarter hour, tells the min­
utes mid the «lav of the month and
plavs, as you have just hear«!, the
prayer from ‘M om s
"And yet 1 insist,’* said the
stranger smiling, "that you do not
know your watch wholly I'll «agar
•Rr. SiiUiX, irwj
anything von hk«- your watch
against I'l.mio frams'*’
Hacks «-otim-.-t with all train*
"Oh, well, if you have 10,000
at West Scio and at Munkcrs
/ran« - too many I'll take the bet,”
Our rigs first clruw and
'cried R >«» ni. "Hut now give me
our hors«'* g«M«i drivi rs
the proof <>f your a-scrtion.”
“Very well. The watch plays an
I'rm-.-« Reasonable.
other piece of yours, master, and
contains your portrait besides."
Sj. rchle*«, !’■>■ ini «nw that when
t
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str.¡ng. r t . . 'n d a spring a lid
T. J. Munkm. Prri.
A E. Ftndsll. Vkr Fro
fir« Im. k, «L-cl ong hi» portrait,
W. A. taint. L*vh.
E t> IIven. Aut Cadi.
while at the * -ime time it played
“l»t Tanti I’alpiti," from “Tancred."
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w
atch,
"it is true!
Doe* a general banking nu« ne»» an«l
'i e
.ne w ti tli«- wager But how
can assist you in the transfer of money
by issuing drafts to the different part» ionbl I know ' ‘
The «tranget laughed heartily
of the Uniteti '•fates, and ita servire;
are available for the transaction of mnl handed him ba k ins treasure,
say i ng:
eonsiTvative busin« -as.
"I mn the maker of tins watch,
Mabel I’liver
The wager wn»
ma l«> in fun, but I ani <ieliglite«l
that ion. th«- great maestro, take
s.idi pleasure in my work."
Reni Rapite
Notary Public
Administrator <>f Estate#
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Negotiated.
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F«rl>n*o»nv of Lombardy.
At Brian i, hi lavmbardy, there
exists a most curious bund, all tlie
memlx rs of whn h play the same
kind of instrument, known as the
’•¡irlinfoen*.
This corresponds to
what we know as "|MU pipes" Slid is
constructei) of revd* fastened sole
bv » de, the lm«s pipes ls"ing often
several feet long, while the other»
grmlually d<« rv.ise in »ixc. The "tir-
linfiM n»
a» th«- players are called,
after their instruments are, a» a
rule, ignorant of music, ami they
learn their furies by heart often
from a gran aphon«" It is said that
the pan pijx" players experience all
the M-ns.it. ins <>f intoination after
a march, due to their energetic
blowing ami the constant wagging
of the head to mid fro. The music,
l>v the win, although curious at
' r«t. - not unpb .iaing
Wide World
Magazine.
that as a penance (lie Ionia should
on each anniversary of Ins death
carrv wowl to the water's edge at
low tide and drive in stakes Should
the erection not survive three tides
their laud» should lx1 forfeited to
the abbot of Wlwtbv
To this day
the ceremony is performed by repre­
sentatives of the lord of the manor
ON
Edison Records
HOW DOLLS ARE MADE.
Th»
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Gemi« F»vUr«»a
1 he making <>( the compo»ition
doll» as »«■»■:> iu the tierman fuc
tone» is an interesting prove«», rv« n
tbougii *ome of tin" room« are hot,
•tcaiiiy places where one d">ea mil
are to »lay a l«>ng time I ir»t there
>» tiic kneading room, where a big
m* ng trough i» set up, ami m tin»
ill »ort» of ragbag materia! arc to
t«c found—old gl«nc», rugs, bit» of
• ardboard, etc., and gum traga­
canth. Tin» mixture is kmaded by
baud to tiic consistency of a past«',
heated aii'l earned into the mold
room. There it is dipj rd up by wo
men mid pound int«> the pattern»
which are set up in rows.
The molds arc put awav until
they are cold enough to handle,
when a workman by a dwtroii»
movement uf In» haml« »eparate»
the leaden Side», ami the doll'» hea l
is revealed. The polisher then trm »
off th«" ragg. «1 «cams am! ««ends the
licuils to another room, where the
holes for tiic eyes arc cut out. Tins
-« ai. • : i ■ •
1
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the socket» must !»■ of uniform sue
I'hc work i« «lone by hand, a long,
sharp knife being ti»e<l
I lie heads arc next painted, wav
rd or glaxc«l, depending U|>on tiic
character of the material from
which they are made. The arm»,
legs ami li-inils are mol«le«l in the
same manner as the head» ■ a «pecul
■nachinr being used for stamping
out the lihmls
These p«irt» ar<-
¡annted in flesh color, while tiic
iiciui» must have rosy cheeks, red
II}«« am) dark or light eyebrows, as
the color of the eyes u»ed may re
>|Uire Putting in the eyes is a sim
pic operation, unle-s tiic eyes are to
open and shut, in which c»*e the
balan« mg of the lead bi'coines a
matter of some skill.
Germany po- «».««■« a secret for­
mula for tiic enamel used on tiic
faces, ami the dainty, mitural t! h
tint of Hie belter grade of doll» n
the result of tin» pro. css The mak
ing of the eye« is u dreary t.i«k, for
it inu«t be done away from the sun
light, and hi some |mrts of tier
many the eye maker» work in the
ec'lar».
It is said that one town
supplies three fourths of all th«"
dolls’ eve« used. \ lolet IS the m««»t
dithcult color to mix, ami few violet
eyed dulls are found.
i'lie wig is the tinaf tom b, and
this is usually made of real hair tm
ported from China
The hair U«ed
for blond dolls is the -ame, e*. «-pt
that the color is extra, ted
Mrs
C R M¡Iler in I.« »h«•'«
Hu Hird Luck.
“What has happened to me?" ask
e«l the patient w i « t> In" ii.id r< < >>»cr
ed from the ctfc« ts of the ether.
ou were in a trolley ear n«x I
dent," « mi <I tlie nurse, "ami it has
lawn foun>l in' e.sary to amputate
your right hand.”
lie -.ink I m < k on the pillow, sob
lung aloud
"Cheer up,” said tlie nui»e, pat
ting him on tiie head, “you II s«««>n
learn to gel along all right with
your left hand."
"Oli, it wasn’t the loss of ll •
hand itself that I was thinking of,"
sighed the victim.
"But <>n the
forelinger was a »tring tliat mv wife
tied around it to remind me to gel
something for her tins morning
And now I'll never I* able to re­
member what it was”—Cleveluml
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oí in« .ni» i im< «I B-irmir«! ami "ani:
"M««n«i«" ir, I
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you
I am the Miiripii» «le I aviere».
I lo n««l k’i 'W I
.imi I « ««’ne t<>
Iwirrow .'«mi loins."
M«««i«i ¡r,' lliirt’itrd r<"| '« d. “I
sin going to astonish you iiimli
m<>.<"
I - h --> .->u, an I I mn going
to l«-ml thv'ii.’’
T*’» Aga of Ru»h
An I'.n.
.ti .irriv.ng in New
York wa« 1.1 « ti into t <■ « ibway by
A Bargain.
a fri«*n«l
I bry lH«nrd«-d a local,
Some years ago Mr. Kudyard Kip­ <"haiig«-«l to an « vpi- »» and return«-«)
ling «old a book to a firm of publish­ to a Io- al, all on the way to their
ers in London for a «uin that work­ •l«-«tiniiti-«ii
Th«" return trip wm
ed out at the rate of a shilling a mnile in t(;«• same manner, hurrying
word- - a fact which was very much all the tim.- and running mo«t of it.
advertised. A I lect street humor
“Why.*' a»! « «I the gue-t, all out of
ist, for tlie fun of tlie thing, wrote breath, "why <lo you run slxiut this
to tiic author saying I hat as wisdom win?" ""(’o'tie on," cric'l the N«*w
scerne«! to lx" quoted nt retail prices Yorker cv itc«lly, "I save two nun
he would like one word, for which utes!" "But,” was the reply, “what
An Oid Engf«»h Psnane«.
he inclosed a shilling p«>»tal order.
— what do iou <!<> with the two min­
At Whit!o, on A»< ension day, is
I'he rcplv <ame in due course. Mr
utes?
” Exchange.
to I.«" *e«-n tin- ke.'pmg of the strange
Kipling lia«l kept tlie shilling postal
obi custom of the planting of the
H»'d Cash.
onler .«nd written on a large »heel
horngath, tiic ol«l« «t of the British
«if pa|M-r the word, "Thanks!“
Mr T Vt
Voi .-«Iwv.• »peak
pi-naii«
In the days of Henry II
of immrv ns “han! cash”
the lords of . «-rtain manors hunted
A French J»S».
Mr» T. Wild«!
Ill I ever get
a b .«ir mt«> a hermit’a chapel. The
Here i» a French , • th.it is • «•> <
- * anything I know
hermit shut the door and kept the
rather Rngl.sh r*. cliarmter: Tlie of.- - Ex.-hange.
hound» out, and the iMrotis in their
.Mai--«1« J •; ’ere- ^notorious for ■
ra.;e slew him. He* dvjn*^, decreed
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