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THE HEPPNER HERALD, HEPPNER. OREGON
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Good Things to Eat
THE IMPERIAL VALLEY
Has a well deserved reputation for
CANTALOUPS
HOOD RIVER VALLEY
Is known to produce the finest
APPLES
While it is an open secret that
IRRIGON, OREGON
Produces the most lucious
WATER and MUSK MELONS
We have them all in stock and they are
GOOD AND FRESH
Every Ifrigon watermelon we sell is guaranteed to be ripe
or it costs you nothing
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any
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From
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Colorings In
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Arden-by-the-Sea, July 8.
Dear Nell: The Ambereromble for
tune Is In ruins, and the last of the
Ambercrombies starts out to make
one anew. It was some dilemma
planning how to do It, and where to
leave mother. Mother Is so mistakenly
attached to me, that she can't bear me
out of her sight, and I couldn't make
our Joint fortune, sitting on the front
doorstep. So we sold that uselessly
impressive furniture dear old father
loved to hoard, and from our past
grandeur I saved only the biggest tour
ing car, with a purpose. To make the
long story short, I am installed at
Arden-by-the-Sea as public chauffeur,
or "bus driver"; and my big pet car
may be hired by guests at "The Bluffs"
for a dny's excursion, or It makes regu
lar trips to meet trains as happens to
be most desirable your humble friend
acting as driver. Mother is, for the
time being, making her home with
Cousin Tilly, and later, of course, when
I return with the spoiVs, we nre hoping
to winter together. This stunning an
nouncement will be all I feel that
you can bear for the present.
So I am always lovingly, PEG.
Arden-hy-the-Sea, July 20.
Nell Dear: I am glad that you look
so sensibly upon my adventure ; your
sympathy Is encouraging. Of course
there is romance in niyi istory, but ro
mance, I fear, of a poor order. For
while I have for the very first time In
my life fallen In love (yes, It Is sadly
true), the object of my affection Is
palpably unworthy. So I shall only
have to try to "fall out" again for my
pains. The trying Is the hardest ef
fort of my life. You, see, Don Is really
so big and dear and engaging, that
one enn't steel one's heart against him,
and here Is the way It all began : I
drove down to meet the train one eve
ning as per schedule, and some of the
chatty society young women who stop
at the Bluff rode with me for pleas
ure. These girls are so kind and
friendly thnt I have to remind myself
forcibly thnt I am a "hireling"; and
they confided to me merrily the secret
of the young fortune hunter. A man
friend of this Mr. Donald Benton's had
told a certain young woman of Mr.
Benton's purpose In coming to Arden.
He had, It appeared, Invested and lost
all the. money his father made In oils
and left to him, and he was traveling
around now where heiresses might be
located, In hope of regaining money
through marriage. Miss Olive O'Nell,
a recent guest at Arden, Is a very
great heiress Indeed, and a democrat
ic one, as well. My Informants laugh
ingly said that they could "giiess why
Mr. Renton had selected the Bluffs as
a stopping place." Then, they pointed
him out to me at the Btatlon, and de
parted, preferring to walk back to the
hotel. Mr. Benton did not signal my
car, as I expected, hut after giving It
and me a long, Interesting scrutiny,
he handed his hag to a boy and start
ed to tnidge along. At an opening be
yond the wood I came upon him later;
he looked wenry; the walk that long
way about, was tiresome. And as I
slowed down to ask (professionally) If
he would care to ride, he Intercepted
me, hat In hand, to make Just that sug
gestion. He was, I thought, unneces
sarily apologetic about It, but as we
rode along I forgot everything but the
frnnk charm of his manner, and the
nice look In his eyes. You can see,
Noll, It wns love at first sight, unmis
takably. And the wonderful thing
seemed, thnt as days passed, my love
whs as promptly reciprocated, We
'met often, and quite by accident here
and there, and I was joyously nnd se
cretly thinking how the girls had
wronged Donald Benton In their sus
picions, when my awful awakening
came. Pan you guess It, dear friend?
Donald had mistaken me for Olive
O'Nell the heiress, whose favorite car
happens to be nf the same make and
model as my own. Olive O'Nell, who
prides herself upon severely tailored
cut clothes, who answers in a way my
own description ns to coloring and
size.' Ills stare of consternation as I
announced my true and humble Iden
tity wns enlightening. I .spared him
further embarrassment, nnd myself
further p'Uri, by an abrupt good by.
Your unhappy, I'KO.
Arden-hy-the-Pen, Aug. 1.
Dearest Nell: A hasty note. Itather
a contradiction nf all I have lately
written, and a sort of paean of Joy
over events that are. I'm rather In
coherent, but I am engaged and to
Donald Benton. And. Nell, being Just
I'eg Ambereromble, arid not Olive
O'Nell, makes tin difference to the man
I wrnngod In thought. In fact, he's
glad that I have no money at all, he
cause he has so much. That was a
Joking story regarding his unfortunate
Investment. Don says certain friends
enjoy circulating It, In order to save
h I in from match. tanking mol,er-. Any
way, be Is saved now. 'ell, ato! we
are to be married .'-oon. I will write
.you about It.
Your happy . i'V.fi.
Teaching Job Made Secure.
California' state assembly tins
passed the teachers' tenure bill,
which provide that after nerving n
probationary term of two years school
teachers shall he classified as per
manent and can be removed only after
charges have been preferred against
them and are sustained In open court.
In various parts of the state
teachers of acknowledged competency
have been dropped without opwr
tunlty to defend themselves.
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