The Gate city journal., July 13, 1911, Image 4

WAYSIDE WISDOM.
CHASING HIM
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Few men know enough not to givo
advice.
Their
Friend
D A IL Y D IE T A N D
HEALTH HINTS
By Ok. T. J. ALLEN
Food Special!**
Energy has made more men famous
than merit.
l o n g e v it y
and
h e r e d it y
Forks, Scythes
Sneths & Handle! *r!Sa
Ljonlou Valley o
h
burnì
itiiiF!
.
She was always Bitting there whiu
Serene went by, leaning buck in tbe
wicker hourglass chair.
Sometimes
a book or magazine lay open In ber
Sometlmea n man kisaea a girl
!ap, but more olien it had slipped un-
again, t her will, against hia own will.
h- eded t-> the floor. Serene’s lir a Im
pri Ion of her was that she was the
N o matter how lazy a man may he.
I on - best woman she had ever seen;
his laziness seldom extends to his
her next that she was the weariest
tongue.
looking.
cu ne was very young It was hot
Most of us are too busy looking for
n ihe central telephone office where
tomorrow’s possibilities to sue those
• sh. worked and the hours were long
of today
and the pay meager. Serene hud
worked there since she left school. She
Don’t blame a woman for wearing
lived with t d aunt who did dress­
her heart on her sleeve. The new
( making and had always acted the part
styles leave her no other place to
g
of u mother to her.
1 ut It.
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)tie Sunday afternoon when Serene
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v i nt by she had IJave with her. Dave
Some people look on the bright side
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had I con devoted to Serene all through
of things so persistently that they
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hit school days and since. He was a
wind up the proud posaessors of a
I
big. gentle fellow, all ambition and
First Country Sheriff— la he an gold brick.
vim and sound purpose, who meant
»ctor with a following.
1
when he had learned his trade to
Second Country Sheriff— He had
i
A woman can go into the biggest
make a little home for Serene. Se­
t out !00 following last night
j
department store on earth, and with
ri no suspected this intention, though
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out half trying, ask for something
he lmd not mentioned it to her yet.
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they haven’t got
Cornered All the Sugar
liefore another Sunday arrived a
"W ell how do you feel since you
new girl c ame Into tho office. She wa»
have get engage! to that delightful
a showy, handsome! girl, who always
SUCCESS AND FAILURE
lltt'e ’.ft-.c Peachy?"
had an answer or a pert little laugh
Say, I fuel like I hml put one over
ready.
The way that wins is hard.
on ’ he nignr tru st'"
Serene shrank from association
SURE SIGN
with her and tho girl perceived it.
To such men there Is an excuso for
Cnm equently when Dave eamo that
nothing.
Saturday afternoon to wait for Serene
SERMONS IN SENTENCES
and to accompany her home the
Not so difficult In the doing as in
new girl tried to discomfit Serene by
the
planning.
Don’t be bitter.
flirting with him. She asked him to
rend the numbers while she "plugged"
So the easiest way is os a general
Again, don’t.
at tier switchboard, and Dave, uncon­
rule the longest way.
scious of any wrongdoing, complied.
It doesn't pay.
Serene was angry and went home
It is the easiest way out and such
alone as fast as her feet would carry
ways all have to be tramped over
It has no effect.
her. a very much disturbed little girl.
again.
Nt xt day when Dave called her up
That Is, not the desired one.
sh.- gave him over the ’phono a spir­
In its winsome winning way It finds
ited reply and hung up the receiver.
n welcome because it offers consola­
It does not brand the attacked
When he came to call she would not
tion In times of troublo and perplexity.
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see him.
It simply and effectively brands thi
She was so miserable that on a cer­
The thoughts, the Ides-, the meth­
speaker.
Y í X c J í »|
tain afternoon when rain menaced she
ods which enable men to judge rightly
Yí 3? SU'
walked to work without her umbrella.
And the worst of it is, It becomes eonie from hard serious work.
There was none at the office she could
a nasty habit.
pat i
borrow, so she had to walk back
The laugh is always on the fellow
through the drizzle, which suddenly
itesides, even if legitimate, it is a who believes in his own excuses. An
became a downpour,
Just as
she
task impossible to complete.
excuse is a devil of a traitor to man­
reached the veranda lady’s house. She
kind.
had started to run in dismay at get­
One had much better take the time
’’Des yo’ belieb dat Jim Johnson am ting drenched, when a voice called
to remove the beam from one's own
Along the line of the least resist­ really converted?"
coolly, commandlngly: “ Come here, I
eye rather than pass a whole life try
ance we find the most wrecks, and
“ ’Deed I does, I ’se bln visitin’ his
Ing to pluck motes from the eyes of this is why some fall while others house fo’ de last freo months, an' dey want to see you."
Tho veranda lady had come to life
other people.
succeed.
hasn't had a mouthful ob chicken.”
and had spoken Serene ran with all
her might to the proffered shelter and
sank Into a chair.
They sat a moment watching the
rain.
«
" I have seen you go by every day
since I have been here," said the
veranda lady in her slow, sweet, tl>ed
way. “ I ’m glad this rain came so
that wc could get acquainted,
"iou
work, don’t you?”
N
•V **
Serene told her how and where she
worked. And she told a great deal
more than her words conveyed, for
the lady was reading the meaning of
her wan little face and miserable
eyes.
" I ’m not happy,” blurted out Serene.
T m — ’’ And then she told the v e in -
da lady the whole story.
’Oh, my d e a r!” said the older wom­
an. And sne put up her white hand
and brushed back her hair.
There
fvas gray in her hair, Serene saw. And
pn her finger was a great red stone
like a bit of fire. An engagement ring.
"Oh, my dear! You were Jealou s-
jealous! Of that dear boy! You see,
I Can tell he Is a dear boy. And you
are a dear little girl. But you will
wreck your life If you aren’t carerul.
ft ’s very lucky for you t>wt you can
still make up» And when you have
made up stay so ”
Splashing through the rain, laden
Now is the time to bu\ your Summer
with raincoat and umbrella, came a
Ladies' fancy < dollars and Cuffs
Suits. Note the prices:
tall young figure. It was Dave and he
worth 50e. for this salt- .
was coming straight for her house.
Men's $2.7 Suits
Serene knew, looking for her.
She
for this sale only -
•>0c Serges ,-nul
caught her breath.
Casemeres
Men's $IS Suits
"W hy, there he is n o w !’ said the
veranda ladj cheerfully. "Coming to
for this sale only
Ah Ladies Muslin l ndorwear
bring you an umbrella. The dear boy!
Men's $15 Suits
Call to him— Call to him, quick!"
25 per cent off
for this sale only -
Serene called. And Dave heard His
50c silk or lisle (¡loves
face was very bright as Ija «ame to
Men’s fancy dress Shirts
now
. . .
the
io veranda, and though ths lady in
$1.25 values
the hour-glass chair was wonderful to
lOe Croton, now
see, he had eyes only fo f Serene,
Men's fancy dress Shirts
whom he helped very proudly Into the
l*'r
yard
75c values
raincoat.
A very contrit», humble
Men’s $1.25 Kahki Pants
little Serene she was, too.
fiO,' China Silk, all colors
“ You must come and see jne togeth­
now
. . .
now
. . .
er some evening,” said thg veranda
lady, as they were going »w ay.
"I
want to know you both hotter.
I’ll
make you something niq» In the
chafing dish and sing for you some
Pens. Corn or Tomatoes,
Special prices for this sale
songs I know you'll like.”
lier can
Ladies $.1,.>0 Shoes, now
)h, we’ll come,” crlug Serene,
¡1 pounds Navy Beans
pid thank you a million times !'
“ Ant
„
Ladies $2.->0 ( ).\ fords
N'e
Next day as Serene was passing she
for
.
.
.
now . . .
•an up to the veranda railing to speak
:q her new friend.
The best quality Hairs
Ladies' $1.7« Oxfords
” W e've made up," st^e said, radlant-
per pound
now . . .
y. "And I’m never going tg he a bit
Narrow strip Bacon
lealous of him again as long ag I live,
Men's $4.50 Shoes
sfe didn’t care for that Rth#1 Slater. I
per poniul
now . . .
should have known. It was horrid of
Kerosene Oil
me not to trust him
And /tm did it
Men s Sd.ou work Shoes
all, you dear, sweet, beautiful thing,
per gallon
now . . .
y o u !" She picked nb the lady's hand
and kissed It.
Wigwam Floor
( ARI L T S ( „„..I. heavy Ingrain Carjiets
"I'm so glad you made upt~ she said
tile I..e quality, for this sal.' loc The .TOe
per sack
TVe didn’t, you see— he and I. I was
quality Carpets. :t.V
ealous, too. ^nd when I oame to my
senses it was too late— ” A e looked
There la no hunger as keen aa the
hunger for sympathy.
"AL AND GEI
I have just a few
Insurance companies
have
learned that longevity is large-
ly determined by heredity, and
he.ice the Importance of fam-
ily history in this resptrt. One
man may use Intoxicants, to-
bacco, tea and ceffee all his life
and reach an advanced age,
while another may avoid the6e
and die young.
Longevity of
n rectors comes from the in-
cd results of hygienic llv-
ing, usually accidental, through
several generations. But patri­
mony can be conserved or squan­
dered. The care free life in the
open air of a man who Is intern-
perate and eats anything may
be more healthful than that of
the sedentary liver who worries
constantly about what to eat
when he can find nothing else
to worry afcott. To adopt good
riles of living and reduce them
to habits i'i that they require no
mental strain to carry tnem out
-ems to be the w sest plan, but
only the y i n . g car. expect to do
this without much patience and
effort.
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25 per cent off.
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CREDITOR’S
■OF THE-
J. C . HIMLER
STO l
W e sell you M erchandise at less prices than any
Store in Nyssa. Give us a trial and be convinced.
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
10c
. 17e
22e
. 25e
$1.25
o r
¿D C
SHOE DEPARTMENT
$3.00
2.00
1.25
4.00
1.50
away.
,„1 inside. Liber
turn to this office.
ss Chloe .lohnson
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ck list t he past
FOR SALE
nate of lead.
(
V. Mitchfc
ss. C.
EDWARD H. SUPER
foil.
The Complete House Furnisher
is . Mamie Mi*Dona
I, is visiting lier un
)<.nulli of Nyssa thi*
iL
Business
G. B.
Professional Gai
. anges, Lemons
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, le w
(lie family <>f E. lb
party <>f «
Nyssa and viciait;
0 r | -taint'd ft
< Irderetl by
ileal Estate
lemma*
rs. G. F. Lafrenz 1
Sunday to join h
bct'ii in that ci
I N § has been
siting frien
I night visi
Nyssa,
isu.
OREGON
FAST SIDE LIVERY & FEED STABLE
, ) R ;.
Owyhee Stage in connection.
Prop,
F. A. GOELI
I [^'Storage Coal t
Physician and “ th of July. N'
to store coal for
Surgeon
Good Rigs ft honest prices.
Both Phones
[carry Rock Sprin
tlm coal.— Empii
<>lU01 puny.
OFFICE IN OPERA Hol SE
NYSSA
DR. J J. SARAZIN
W. B. Hoxie
Physician and
Surgeon
Notary Public\
Office in his residei
WESTERN.
Both Téléphonas
ORE.
*B L U E
(unaware— selling
at Nyssa Hart
L AWYER
J. E ROBERTS
NY’ SSA,
Moving Picture
C. C. WILSON I? of tho 4th.
RUBBER STAM PS
OFFICE IN HOTEL
blacksmiths.
A tto r n e y s a t Lau I sn,B ohwip, if tak
Money lo loan,.... .pr,a,I ¡it tho Journal.
O regon O n ta rio
U. G. H AND ,
inaile as good as nt
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THE CITY DRAY
Nyssa
Your broken C
Y. W. TomliiiHon
B R O O K E & T O M L I n I
Proprietor o!
NYSSA
i
||- at the < )wyhee N
W IL L S
P R IN T S -
■ports from the f;
, indicate that thi
little damage to 1
ity hay crops.
Nyssa
fe are still giving
lined Pictures as
Iwvhee Mercantili
MALHEUR COUNTY ABSTf
Die best Machim
Ity at the Nysse
puny.
Blue prints of any township in
the Vale Lauti District, $1.00 each
.
JOHN E. JOHNSON & SONS
I
P£
visitor last Tnesdi
v. H. E Bush w
Issisi Rev. Miller c
's w’oik.
VAI E, OREGON
Surveoyrs & Engineers
Resit and Investments
Abstracts of title to all laifl
, T r ,Lk Ihiiry
n.»111 Wash., is now
town lots in Malheur 0
ivo cream at thi
OREGON
(ion in Nyssa. 1
•cantile Co. will
the cream.
P
VALE
rry Butler is recie’
THE BANK OF NYSSJ stop, stocking up for
are sure to com
Owned— C ontrolled----Manage « iu i v weeks.
lowers and Rake
best ou the in
sail lard ware compa
BY N Y SSA M EN
The stockholders of The Bank of Nyssa own property!
Malheur County having an assessed valuation aggiegrt
l^ Y o u r broken
made as good as
H is ., blacksmiths.
$193,685.00
This bank stands for the development and protection of 1
commercial interests of this valley.
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E ^ F o lg e r ’s Gold
pounds for $
lai ¡»rice 40c per y
cut price at the Owt
tile Co.
•>
Your M O NEY and your INTERESTS are ate ¿jjCUrsjons to g a]
lutely safe if placed in the hands of
jjVia Oregon shor
THE BANK OF NYSSL,yl0“
"
_______________________________________________ - National Educatio
J. H. Hill, Cashier
N. J. Minton
W. D. Graham
Robert, van Gilse
A. G. Kingman
i+eorgc l . Green
T. N. Nelson
H. Walters
tion convt ’ ii<
direct, or via r « , till
Angeles returning,
fort further particu
■ W a g o n Fnibrelh
he Mercantile.
Directors
EXCURSION!
Vi.
Oregon
Short
P a r iti!
M ake our Bank Y o u r Bank,
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" O e h g d got over c a r ln g f breathed
Serene, tragically.
/ lit
"'Oh, Yio!" Thé veranda lad/ caught
I V £ » her brdath
l i e just died,'' « h » whis­
pered, , miserably.
■ in Nyssa, a Oolu
75 cents.
DRV GOODS AND LADIES’ FURNISHINGS
$12.50
9.50
8.50
1.00
.50
.95
ig'|’ between E. 1
ranch anti Fred
Also $1.00 pails A x le Grease go
U!
k
|r¡ou D u «»’“ Uaby
aerioimly sick the
That l w ill close out at
Nyssa
Orel
iecial low rate)
■ er. Omaha. Ku
Sis. Chicago an
its. Tickets on
2fith, and 27t
H . l o t h . l l t b . 17
| find, ik b , Ai
ember 2nd and
¡list, with divi
s i * ) ' h i t s . See agi
ani f f urther part ioni