THE HOME DEPARTMENT.
BREWER DRUG COMPANY
Hope.
Corner Court and Liberty Sts.
Whatever kill! hope is a devil incarnate,
Th« life of our youth, our schools,
and our home,
Let hope spring eternal, the wellspring
of progress -
Eternal star, shining “o'er all the
great dome.”
Call and see us when in Salem. We have one of
the most up-to-date Drug Stores in the city. No
effort will be left undone to please you.
BREWER DRUG COMPANY
Salem, Oregon.
THE GEM THEATRE, MO^GURES
Never Gets Old
ENJOYED BY ALL-CHILDREN AND GROWN FOLKS
Instructive and Educative.
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The Bonbonier
Confectionery and J ce Cream
Fresh Fruits in Season. Haradon’s Candies. Soft
Drinks. Agency for the Columbia Grafanola. Seven-
Piece China Set given away Free, ask about it
C. G. Halverson, Prop.
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Silverton, Oregon
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Be Chums With Your Children.
When you hear of a wild child,
either a boy or a girl one who
would rather run about in the
streets at all hours than stav at
home—you can be very sure of
one thing: that child's mother is
Whenever hope dies, the home's gone not a real chum.
forever;
Home is not home to a child
The state only lives because it
when
its parents live on the
survives;
heights,
so to speak, clothing
Whoever loves home and human
themselves
in a grim mantle of
endeavor;
Will guard this bright jewel as they authority and forgetting that
do their own lives.
they were ever children.
The mother is the one most to
Hope in the Home.
blame, because the atmosphere
Children are the most hopeful of the home is essentially one of
creatures, as a rule, in the world; her making, and because, also,
and the men or women who make she is more apt to forget that
the greatest success of life will she was once young and foolish
be found to be those who retain herself. A man has the eternal
longest their childhood hope and boy in him. but a woman often
optomism. Such people make loses all sympathy with her own
the best parents and build the childhood.
best homes. They make the best The mother who sympathizes
teachers, the best merchants, the with her boys when they want
best citizens. Hope in the home | to go West and shoot Indians is
is absolutely essential. A home ! the right kind of mother. She
without it is -----: we can find doesn’t mind if they give a few
but one word, and that word war-whoops around the house or
means a fiery, bottomless pit, an build an Indian camp in the back
abode of eternal misery and yard. You never hear such a
despair, an abiding place without woman remark that boys are
hope. Get wisdom, get love, absolute nuisances, and, strange
get energy, get system, get to say, her sons usually are not.
beauty, get patience, get forti They have such a comfortable,
tude, get self-eon trol, but in all sympathetic home they don't
thy getting, get and hold fast to want to wander around restlessly,
that reasonable, inspiring hope, ready for mischief.
without which your life and the And the mother who can enter
life of those whom you influence into her daughter’s doll games,
is a barren waste.
| who can help her plan surprises
for her school mates and can un
Hope.
derstand what her clubs mean to
Whatever enlarges hope will I her—ah, that’s the woman who
also exalt courage.—Johnson.
need never worry about that
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daughter in after-life, because
Where there is no hope, there she is her daughter’s ‘‘chum.”
can be no endeavor.--Johnson.
not a cold, superior creature in
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whom one can confide nothing.
He who loses hope, may then
It is the women who cannot
part w’ith anything. —Congreve, take the youthful point of view,
a a a
who cannot learn how to be child
When the heart is light with ren with their children, who
hope, all pleases; nothing comes make the greatest mistake in
amiss. — Rogers.
life.— Selected.
BOILED SARCASM.
PONT YOU KNOW
Say Old Toad, the boys and
. • . That . • .
girls are not as smart as they
were when you was n lx>y. Why,
you wen’ so smart it’s one of the
seven wonders you ever got over
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it.
It’s to bad that our suffering
citizens can’t have their darling
saloons to make f<x»ls of them
selves in; and then, the city will
E. E. TAYLOR
never improve any till we get
back that license blood money.
Barber Shop
It’s a very wise thing to make
fun of every endeavor to build First door South of People’» Bank
up Silverton. Just tend to your
own business and let the city take
care of itself. My, what a wise
jay you are.
O, you have a perfectly sweet
disposition yourself, and how
horrid it is that others can’t be
just like you.
How exceedingly beautiful you
are; how tasty you do dress.
Ain’t it awfully how Mrs. John
Doe togs herself up, and she
uses such jxxir grammar.
That old saving about loving I
your enemies is all bosh, If a
feller ever does you an injury 1
just do him dirt all the rest of ‘ A PIE FACE.”
your life. It’s smart.
especially if the pie conies from
model bakery, is always
Nothing can lie done. ’ There’s our
brown,
and you know that
no use trying. E
Everything denotes
inside
goodness.
vouv’e tried to do for the public
Everything
that
we
is
proved a failure. Draw your-1 equally as g<xxi as our bake
pies.
self into your shell you clam-1
Cake, Cruller«, Cookies,
oyster-crab-mud turtle.
These new fangled buzz Fancy Pastry And Bread.
wagons and things are going to are some of the other tempting
ruin the country. O, yes of
things that you can always
course; but what about such talk, good
find
T^ere is no use
and weak-kneed cusses as you i baking here.
when
such wholesome
are? Can t you help adjust , and pure fo<xl can
lie secured so
things to the new conditions in reasonably.
f
stead of making it worse? You’re
a brave thing with a back bone The Silverton Bakeryh leafier
like a shoe string, by guin.
will open between 8 a. m., ami
p. ni., Sundays, ami no
It’s best to wait till after good 12:30
sales
will
things are dead and then shed that time. lie made except during
your crocodile tears. It’s the
economic way. You |xx>r louse! The Silverton Baker* H Schtnidbaurr
Scotl’s Restaurant
TO
EAT
A certain girl loved a lx>y, THAT’S HER BUSINESS
A certain boy loved a girl. THAT’S HIS BUSINESS
Finally they married, THAT’S THEIR BUSINESS
Then they wanted a house to live in .
THAT’S MY BUSINESS
If you want to Buy, Build, or Rent, See
BEN HOFSTETTER
a a a
Contractor and Builder
Phone Black 1341
Ideal Home for the Boy.
A propensity to hope and joy
is real riches; one to fear and
The ideal home of the boy,
Estimates furnished.^
sorrow, real poverty.—Hume.
whether the house be great or L* Tel. Red 851.
a
a
a
small, is the home in which there
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Auspicious hope, in thy sweet is ever present love, sympathy,
HERBERT ROE
All work done in the shortest possible time. We
garden grow wreaths for each fellowship, fun, the spirit of
are equipped to handle all kinds of furniture, pianos
GENERAL CONCRETE
toil, a charm for every woe.— play, kindness and common
etc., with very little danger of any damage done.
Campbell.
WORK
sense. In such a home the boy
a a a
No load too heavy for our teams to haul.
problem is an easy problem, and
Sidewalks, Fireplaces, Chimneys, Foundations,
It is worth a thousand pounds it is largely solved by the parents.
Tanks and Refrigerators.
a year to have the habit of look If all homes were ideal, there
Sidewalks built to the Standard Specifications at the
ing on the bright side of things. would be little work for the
RIGHT PRICE.
—Johnson.
leader of the boys’ club. As i
HARNESS and SHOE SHOP.
a a a
Professor Peabody says, “A
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Hope is like the sun. which as good boy is the natural product
I make a specialty of Harness and Shoe repairing
Guarantee Satisfaction or money back.
Hamess we journey toward it, casts the of a good home, and all the ef
shadow of our burden behind us. forts of philanthropy to make
made to order.
—S. Smiles.
boys better are consciously im
a a a
PROMPT WORK.
GOOD GOODS.
RIGHT PRICES
perfect substitutes for the natu
PLUMBING and HEATING
Hope is the only good that is ral influences of a healthy-
common
to
all
men;
those
who
W. A. CROSS, the Hamess Man.
minded home.”—H. T. Mussel
Also Tinning and Sheet Metal Work of Every Description
have nothing else possess hope man, in Life and Health.
still.—Thales.
Estimates Furnished and Contracts Made
Scripture Cake.
a a a
on All Classes of Work
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IF YOU THINK OF BUYING A MOTORCYCLE SEE THE
Hope is a vigorous principle; it One of the most novel and orig
the head ard heart to work, inal devices has had birth in a
i; FOUR CYLINDER HENDERSON H sets
Oregon <•>
and animates a man to do his church woman’s brain. It is a ] Silverton
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recipt for Scripture Cake, which
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You can get a demonstration by seeing
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is destined to impart considerable
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“SHORTY” AT THE BILLIARD HALL
True hope is swift, and flies biblical instruction to the one
concocting the mixture and
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♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦««!; with swallow’s wings; kings it never fails to largely increase
makes gods, and meaner crea
f The best opportunity you ever had to get A-grade sewer pipe.
the church funds when pul on
I have just received a carload of the best sewer pipe and am <•> •
tures kings.—Shakespeare.
sale
at
fairs
or
other
social
func
prepared
to supply you with the best sewer job to be had.
a a a
tions.
For present grief there is al The proper ingredients will be
•••
J. H. DAVENPORT
ways
a
remedy;
however
much
HOUSE, SIGN AND CARRIAGE
found by carefully following the
thou sufferest; hope, is the great reci pt here given:
PLUMBING HEATING AND
est happiness of man.—Schefer.
PAINTERS.
SHEET METAL WORK
Four and a half cups of 1
a a a
| JOBING A SPECIALTY.
PHONE BLUE 1191
Kings, iv:22.
Paper Hanging and Interior Decorating
Hope is a flatterer, but the One and one-half cups of
a Specialty.
most uprighfeof all parasites; for Judges, v:25. [Last clause.]
Two cups of Jeremiah, vi:20.
she frequents the poor man’s hut, [Sugar.]
PHONE BLACK 1241.
as well as the palace of his supe Two cups of Samuel, xxx:12.
rior.—Shenstone.
[Raisins.]
Two cups of Nahum, iii:12.
a a a
One cup of Numbers, xvii:8.
Man is, properly speaking,
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Two tablespoonfuls of I Sam-
SUMMER SCHOOL
based upon hope; he has no other uel, xiv:25.
JUNE 23, AUGUST 1, 1913
possession but hope; this world
Season to taste of II Chronicles,
of his is emphatically the place ix:9
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Twenty-five InHtructorn. Fifty Course!.
(BY MAIL)
Six of Jeremiah, xvikll.
of hope.—Carlyle.
I)iHtinguiHhe<l Eastern educators added to
A pinch ot Leviticus, ii:13.
regular faculty. University dormitories
A good DIAMOND POINT FOUNTAIN PEN absolutely
a a a
Half cup of Judges, iv:10.
open. Board and room at $3.50 per week.
guaranteed. Generally sold for »$1.00. OUR
Reduced railroad rates.
For complete
Hope—of all ills that men en [Last clause.]
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illustrated catalog, address
Two
teaspoonfuls
of
Amos,
dure,
the
bnly
cheap
and
univer
clasp for holder. Send us a money order or stamps
sal cure; the captive’s freedom, iv:5. [Baking powder.]
Solomon’s prescription
and the sick man’s health, the for Follow
making a good boy. Proverbs,
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lover’s victory, and the beggar’s xxiii:14, and you will have a good
SALEM, OREGON
wealth. —Crowley.
cake.
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