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nQlBBFIta IBWI 'IHtTCTWTHrBWnAT. rYOVffMttrR M, It. HER -DAUGHTER AND HIS SON. BY IDAH McGLONE GIBSON OIALECTS MANY AND VARIES Owtetlt of the Traveling American Reliable Information All American women know of the great success of Lydial?. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound in restor ing to health women who suffered from ailments pe culiarto theirscx.yet there are some who are skeptical and do not realize that all that is claimed for it is absolutely true if they did, our laboratory would not be half large enough to supply the demand, though today it is the largest in the country used for the manuiacture 01 one particular medicine. Tbe Facts contained In the following two letters should prove of benelit to many women : Pnfftto. N. Y. " I mffcmd with trguie mriii initiation and displace ment. Wheu lifting I had such pain and berlnj( (low a that I wm uot stile to stand up, and It hurt me to walk or go up or down stairs. I was going to a doctor 'without any re sults iud be fluid tbe safest thing would be to have an ojwrntlon. I met a lady who told me she had three operations and was riot well until sbe took Lydia . riukhaiu'a Vegetable Compound. 1 felt relief after taking two bottles ef Vegetable Compound and 1 kept witn it until 1 was enreu. al- tn a Lydia K. rinxiiam s lAvot lis and tby are fine. Everything ued to turn sour on my stomach and tbe Liter fill relieved that. "Mrs. A. Ruosks, 6J3 farfo Avenue, KoSalu, N. Y. Sirraniciito, Caiif. "I had or ganic trouble and hud such terrible pilu and swelling In the lower part of my side that I could not stand on my feet or even let the bed c lollies touch my side. I gave up my work thinking I would not be able to po back for months. My mother ad vised uetotukeLydlaE.I'ii.kham's Vegetable Compound as it hud saved her life at one time, and it put me iu a wonderful condition iu a couple of weeks, so I c;m keep on working. I work iu a dupart:neut store and have to stand on my foot all day and I do not have any more pains. I surety recommend your Vegetable Compound to all uiy friends and yon may ute these l.wta as a tcstlmon- !:tl. KEBTHA J. PAKK-EA, &L0 Jl BU Sacramento, Calif. Tbe fact is, the Best Medicine for Women Is wwn WARM UP! Cozy Glow Heaters Just the thing to warm you up, when you come t -1 5 in chilly UHLIG'S ELECTRIC STORE Yourg for Things Klerti-icnl 5 IVurinjJ Uio Worst. I hung up the receiver and runner to sir. Halsey. 1 found htm slumped down In a chair loosing mo piiiure or despair. "Was that for me," he asked quickly. "Yes, it was Jimmy Callahan. He says the doctors think Kenne'n is regaining consciousness and they want you there as he may be able to Hive you some explanation and as mere ia a possibility that he mlghi '" yuo a stupor again. en, iu get a notary and go right over. I know mv secretary in ami mere. "Jimmy said that fir.t vnn hai better get in touch with the owners or managers of the newspapers if you nave any influence with them lie saya the waiting room at the hos pital is full of reporters. "Oh, I can't do that. I might be ueeoeu at tne hosu tul. You n li lor me. Ann. "I don't know anv of them nnA Jlmmle saya that I had better go n over to Cameron's. He says that Mrs Cameron reporta Urace to be very ill loo. "Let her die," he said vindictively l ou telephone for a stenoa-raiiher. immediately, and I'll give you some ie;iers 10 taKe to my friends ou the newspapers. I can do the letters if you'll die tale them straight to the machine I don't know shorthand yet." iou splendid child. Let's get at it. dear.' I stepped to the corner of the room and took the cover off the typewrit er and he hurriedly dictated several letters. It was fortunate that he hap pened to know some Influential per sons on all of the newspapers. As ho finished, the telephone rans: again and Jimmie's voice said: Tell Mr. Halsey that Kenneth is conncious though very weak. He keeps caJling for his father. Tell Mr. Halsey to come right over." "Is that a good sign Jim?" task ed hastily. "It seems to me that un less the doctors thought he was bey ond all help they would not let him talk tor tear of making him weaker. well. IheyTe going to let him talk In this case." said Jlmmle and hung up the receiver. 1 went hurriedly back lo Mr. Hal sey and he insisted on my taking a axi wblcb had been waiting at the oor. For the next two hours I was so busy Interviewing the "higher ups' of the npwspaper offices that I did not have time to telephone the hospital i knew however, in my heart, that 1 as doing something of great lm- porlance for Ken, and I put aside all selfish desires ml knowing his condition from hour lo hour. I found the newspaper men sptend- d when 1 got to them and I found hut Mr. Haley's name was the open sesame to the inner offices every where. Kuch promised that no word I of scandal would get in the papers land I felt very much relieved wheu ; I was at last aide to go to the hos Ipilal. On the way over the nervous I tension became almost unbearable. I wondered if I would find all hope Igone when I arrived and the thought i gave Die such despair that I was phy Isically 111. Again came the great change from my mood of lust night I and this morning when all the world I seemed beautiful, and I had said to j myself that life was worth living afler all. Now my breath came oold i across my lips when 1 murmured Kenneth's natne. and I almost felt ,as did Mr. Halsey, that Urace Cam jeron had been his Nemesis. How great a Nemesis, however, I did not 'dream until later when I reached the hospital and Mr. Halsey told me ail. Tomorrow At The lloKpitul. Tir chester white Swine Sale Jemg overstocked on pure bred Swine, I am offering i Uhe public a rare chance to buy Brood Sows, Gilts, jBoars and weaned pigs, at one half what other A feeders charge. Foundation stock from Schoel and 8 isnois. Write me frr nriops f. IB. LARGE, Oakland, Ore. i Vm- "5 I'AIIKXT TKACIIKIIS WILL MKKT O.N Till ItSHAY The Benson "Parent-Teachers As sociation will hold its regular meet ing at the school house Thursday evening. November 18. at 8 o'clock An interesting program has been ar ranged. The main topic under dis cussion will be the health work In ihe schools and the various points will betaken up by Dr. Miller, Mrs. .v.aybelle Church. Mrs." J. K. Fallie and Supt. M. S.Hainm. 9 ( HUTS IS SOLIt DEN'VEIt, Nov. 17 H. H. Tarn men and y. G. Ilonifis of Denver quit the circus business today when they sold the Sells-Kioto Cirrus, which they have owned for years to Jerry .Ylugivan, of Denver. Mugivan Ic the owner of the Hag-enheck-Wallace circus, the John R. Koblnson shows, the Howes London and the Yankee Koblnson circus. JUST UNLOADED A Carload of American Steel Wire fence I " e yon some money on fence title Oils ll last. J- F. BARKER & CO., 'XPLEMevtq ROSKBrRO, ORKGON IS AUTOMOBILES TRACTORS f AgwiU for Oliver I'kiwl and Implements. 2 BETTER DEAD Life is a burden when the body is racked with pain. Everything worries and the victim becomes despondent and downhearted. To bring back the sunshine take COLD MEDAL Th national remedy of Holland Ibr onr 200 ymrrn; it is an snemy of sll psina r rultinf from kidney, liwr and uric acid iroubWs. AU drnggista, thrae aisek Laak tmt IW i UU M4al k4St May Be Prttty Well Recogniud by Hit Speech. A surrey Just completed shows that S3 languages are lo dally use In New York, not Including three or four kinds of Kngllsh. There Is highbrow Eng lish, lowbrow Kngllsh and the R-lesa variety, besides the strange. Inexplica ble cockney kind, which gives sll "er" sounds th sound of "ol." W say In explicable, for we' have never seen ex plained why In certain New York ver nacular third Is "thold bird It "bold" Slid curse It "colse." Sometime, somewhere, that ennncls Hoo must hnve begun whether on Ihe Bowery or In Harlem or even In Broad way, nobody seems to know. Was It In existence In 110? The New York lit. cmture of Ihnt era does not seem to so Indicate. The converse of the boot, blackt and Juvenile street treeers of the mild end Innocuous Action of those days reveal almost s Sunday school diction. The "colse" has swept over Manhattan since then. It came with the melting pot and may be purt of It, for sll we know. The United States Is large enough to contain s number of dialects and si ready It does contain them, so that one's genesis Is pretty well distin guished by his speech. We know New England by Its "lnfflng" laugh snd they know us by our "lorting" one. "Ask" In some parts of the South Is as flat tened out nlmost as the "a" In "bake." while still remaining "osk" In Massa chusetts. Our e plurlbus unum langunge Is truly that kind, and likely to teconie more plurlbus as the country grows older. St. Louis Globe-Democrat. TOMBS THAT ARE INDIVIDUAL Resting Places of Chinese Rulers 8s Constructed as to Reveal Chsr acter of Occupants. At the Tung Ling, or Eastern Tomhs of the Manrhus. nature has worked hand In hand with man to produce harmonious whole, writes Roy Chap man Andrews In Asia Magnzlne. Most of the trees nbout the tombs have been planted, but they have been sc cleverly chosen and placed that they look as If they had grown Just where Id nature's scheme of things, the ought to he. There Is nothing glar ingly artificial In the appearance of the park. Although the tombs are alike In gen eral pfnn. they are nt the same time Individual as were the emperor themselves. Each If a subtle eipres slon of the character of the one whf sleeps beneath the yellow ronf. Tin tomb of Ch'len-Lung. the nrllst emper or, lies not fnr away from that of the empress dowager. Stately, beau tlful In Its simplicity. It Is an Indies tlon of his life and deeds. In strlkltir contrast Is the palace built by the em press, for her eternal dwelling, hi travngontly decorated, vnlnglorlonsl? declaring to the world the million spent upon It, It represents admlrnbh the personality of the Iron-willed ralei who In life held her place by force snd Intrigue and Invlsh expendltun and who was determined to tx known, even In death as the grentes' of the grcnL But a hundred yeart from now when Ch'len-Lung's mnusole urn, like the painting of an old mas ter, has been made even more beautl ful by the touch of age, thnl of tin empress will be worn and tarnished Young Author Falls Down. A young author sends me the mnnu script of s story. He claims he has r new Idea. Ills "new Idea" Is this: t young man and woman are mnrrled It the usual way, and. during their lion eymoon. love each other with greni devotion. But In s year the young man find! he has tired of his wife, from seeing her so much; from too close assocl stlon. He supposes, of course, thnt she has not tired of him ; such a pos sibility does not enter his mind. How ever, he resolves to be a square man snd confess to his wife Just how he feels. She also talks frankly, and It develops that the wife Is as tired of the husband as the husband Is of the wife. I am compelled to report to the young author that this Is no develop ment of s new fact In life. a W. Howe's Monthly. From Frying to Flying. Aviation Is occupying s great deal of sttentlon In Canada these days. It Is highly probable that the helium gas rising out' of the ground In Alberto and other ports of western Canada and need In parts of the country for family cooking will one day he carry ing English llghter-thon-alr flying ma chines, says Motor Life. It has been reported that there Is enough of this gas to supply the entire British em pire for rosny years. It locks only JO per cent of the weight-supporting ohlllty of the highly Inflammable hy drogen and lo equally Satisfactory. Sweets Losing Popularity In Frsnee. France has lost Its sweet tooth. Re cent offlclal etstlstles show, that, be cause sugar was unobtainable during the war. children bora between 1014 and 1(119 have been educated by their parents not to require sugar In their drinks snd food. As s result the consumption of sugar In France has fallen to one-eighth tht pre-war mark. France has become such in unprofit able oisrket for fins chocolstes thai nearly sll the big msnufactorers are sending nine-tenths of their output to the United States and South America, ImfnaysM Pari in ' it-vtt2 ihe Preparation lClOlff45 aww TCrfcn the trfmmfn'i you're fl.lxiV ; ''Fo.r0Sr!eJrf. frt'l " Olympic Flour more than "serves lieW'Jili the purpose". Its smooth uniform- I'ly.V ?v ity insures extra-ordinary results ! i JIi ; Vt N even for a festive occasion. . j . 4 IT5r' 'Ml Ml snd m peond sects (y'-'h ' VriiSp l " lfuur n'lborhood grocery. "il "'.f tit t'V' CITY NEWS Arundel, piano tuner. FTJonn 18L-1 Watches and Cioctis repaired; Bat-1 Hfactlon guurantoed. Wilbur Spaugli, i(J4 Tine ttlreet. If you want to see tno niucti adver Ued Ho-Suu SauKary closet, send postal to 11. G. Wllaon. IIox 126, toseburg. Am now booKing orflers for day- ld chicks tor 1921 duliv.-ry from ilgh producing Tancred siiaia White ghorn and U. A. C. liarrd Hocki. arl Vonbuig, 702 Fullerton tit., toseburg. Cut light expense, use an Aladdin l-anip, beats electricity. For diiion aration drop pout a I card to H. O. A'llaun, Hosebuig, llox 1296r who vlll show you. The ladies of the M. K. church will lold a Bale of home cooking, apronn md fancy work, on Nov. 20. At Walker's Keul Estate office. Kant Cass St. Get your English walnuts at the office or me Oregon Growers' 1'ack ng Corporation on WaHlilngton tireet and S. P. tracks. - 3Uc par lb. n 10 lb. and larger orders. Oregon Growers Packing Corporation. Write Jar k ICoach, Drain, for cata ogue and prices for Ihe Queen in ubators, con) and oil burning brood -ts. Avoid dlsappolntnif nt by pluc ng your order now for future do Ivery. Kwnenibar the Quern Is the est money can buy. o YOC HAD UKTTKri HIKRV. tf you nave not already done so, ou better hurry up and placu your order for NVw Year and Christmas Aunounciiitents with Hntes, tbe printtT, at the News-Itevlow office. A swell line of engravfd personal :ards to make a selection from, but we must have your order early la irder to make deliveries. KV ;MDS NOW AlililVlXO. We will now plsr on pale the en tire stock of A. S. Hwy Co. at great reduction. An opportunity lo buy ChrlMnmt ponds for liftl money. TUtlCK. TIIK JKWEI.EK. Succ!or to A. S. Hu y Co. We are exclusive agents for WARNER'S RUST PROOF CORSETS, Wurnor's Corsets are tho favorlto wllh Itosehurs; pooplo. U urner's Corsots are guaranlctd to givu satlsfucllon. I f I. ABRAHAM I'lNK IHtV iM)I)H ImIIi-n' iiikI Mi ll's l'liriilKlilnic "Do Your Christmas Shopping Early" Did you ove r fu co, Storm if?i&kk- tjii't-'uii p . btdi).cllEiS o'.VUJ AJTOY'ERCa '55c'A-:i wr" NUSINK- Is a new ennnicl designed especlully to give a lasting enamel llnlsh to your DRAIN HOARD. It It while, hard and tough, will stand washing, and provides a sanitary pit-lining surface. It is also adupted to many other uses, tuch as AiTo viii:i;i,s HATH Tl llS HATH I'UMtltH, ETC. 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