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Newspaper Page Texttwo".: ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24. 1925 ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW limW Petty ee Sunday by The News Hsview ),. , Int. TIM owktl Preae sa-earelualvaiy smitled to the iih for repnhli- eatlon of all Btwi dlapatchaa credited to U or not otharwlae credltad utia Mpcr and to all local law! puDllsnae narein. au rieaie 01 re- .Kllofa luo.l Jou uf special dlaualu&ee herein ar alao reaarved. B. W. BATES . BlCRT O. BATES- .President and Manager Secretary-Treasurer StLUired second elan matter Mir 17, 19, at the post office at stoaeiiuic, Oregua, udw ttia Act ot March 1. 1879. i SUBSCRIPTION RATfcS I Dally, per fear, by taaiL. J Daily, at mou ha, by melL . Dally, three Dixotaa, by malL. Daily, single mouth, by matL. daily, by carrier, tr month- ; Weekly News-Review, by mail, far year. Kosesurto. orkgon, November 4, ism. .14.00 . j.tK' . 1.00 . .Mi . veto loo ptems State Press Comment FREE! FREEI I.NDlSTid.lL IlKVIKIV One til 0 photo with every' f5o'' Beach Work begins oa order of M OO or over. Thla of- ,llst ' t Eoosevelt Highway Humanism. , ! fer closes Nov. 30th. Studio Wcooe and Curry Counties, . A new reunion la dnwnlnir. an-,Pn Sunday afternoon. No 4 Eugene New Lane County nouuoes a leading Anienlcau mlnla- "ol ,r' ounatistacuon. Clark's marnei roaas are to recelvo U0. ter. The present nllrtous unrest. Studio. Street, Rosebur 4 0 for as he sees It, marks the passing o. ' Bank Building. Phone S31. ) Free water English buyers here Christianity. , j4 ' Inspect apples shipped to Eitg- The religion that Is to be Chris-1 - land A young man In Salem Has Just tlanlty's successor, he declares. Is )4)) )44444l Sweet Home Large acreage coughed up a gold pen which he even now taking form among us. It 4) of strawberries being plsntcd this swallowed when a child. May we Is already the really Important part e) L. F. T. DANCE e) fall. . net expect the lad te nave a wiaer or tne reunion or an cntircn mem- Tuesday evening. Nor. 34, 4 Hood Klrer outlet ror sen-expression now inai uera, anu u is me itumuu ui an e tne he is no longer penned up? I the decent portion of that bo per The latest suagestlons of the: This ndlelnn Is humanism." ii.... ua ,it..V-J I .'"?a,n l-ountJr' .ala to carry BY BERT o BATES GOOD EVENING FOLKS I ' EYEGLASSES i Many girls write and ask mo what Bessie O. H. White spots on the sort of eyeglasses to wear; any nails are small deposits of lime, kind are a nuisance, but a nuisance usually caused by Imperfect elrcul ih., ,n,.i,i nut mi miih. The only ation. Vuu can bleach them otf by i thing 1 can suggest is that tbey applying a salvo made by mixing innla ln,n . - .1 .... 1 . I .11 .V. ti - .1 mtrrih . -..-' cent of our population whe are not , a,,n at i he K n( p 'k.ii ill ir7 . T . beBt- Indeed, as glasses are worn ing anu cover iiuer ups wun crm ui our " " "01 son at tne K. Of r.' Ball. All r0M W,BA . ft...... Vn.mtoli, I . ,i .,. .klj K irtc-.i nn .,.11. fr.im Ihe I ! n ANTICIPATING CHRISTMAS. Safety First" league are as fol- u means love, public service and lows: Fh-tt, to have aach bootleg-i charitable activities, says lta ea ger 'sample his own hooch before punent. It is more practical, as be making a sale; and second, to sub- sees It. than Christianity. It lays stitute asbestos collars for cellu- less stress oa God and more on bu- 1 e ent. Good time assured. 4 technology and science and as such I Hon of 10,000, f6u a ton in goU and 60 per cent copper. . . Klamath Falls claims a popula- loid ones. I 1 If you want te try somethlnj hard try to find a woman who doesn't believe that her hus band was lucky when he mar- manity. Tho great question In the past has been, 'where will you spend eternity t" The great question now is, where and how will you spend the rest of your life on earth?" And more than that, 'how will the life of coming generations bo favorably affeeted by your having lived?" Few people can quarrel with the 'J - - The time has now eoma for people to beg-in to think 'seriously about their Christmas gifts. And not merely to -think about them, but to do something about them. The an- nual rush of the neonle to buv Christmas Dresents has very i nd her. "eccentric features. All at once it comes o' er them that they I . .-have got to select and dispatch to their fru-nds a long list of j M7n.h, 'Tti tween 'nifts arid remembrances.- Immediately posse.ed by the i she sold it to a restaurant - oo. ;, it, t v,- v, .rn I And now tney call It chicken, .JUIIIV VUU IUVH VS I JraUVVVU W rl 1 a Vllg IllV DlUlVtl WHU swaa "clog the mails and express servi'tes "svith great heaps of " these parcels. The result Is to muke t period of great con- gestion, involving nervous and physical strain for matiy th Por brut" beln Mllroa( 'vittoava ui wuiaeih- Millie it in 11110 tu aw una cApicoaiun vi , . (generosity, which proves that sentiment has not wholly dis-j . ask aunt Belinda . appeared in this money getting age, yet this manifestation i . About etiquette, affaire of the I would be more appropriate if the people would spread the j of"cn'lld Bi 'nd ..rmingj she may j ft" "nifiJ? J time deVOUd to this effort OVer a longer period. Christmas ; not know the answer, but her guess -13 untunes, tugie negister. IS just as gooo as your will fit iu with the art, literary and classic courses of the university. Inasmuch as the university has at present no president and the col lege. In the person of Dr. Kerr, a president of unusual executive ca pacity and organising ability, It Is fitting that he be appointed presi dent of both Institutions and put In charge of the work of consolidation. No abler man could be found for the job than Dr. Kerr and he could with much more care than any bat kid gloves to protect the bed linen. receives. i The very dark girl will not look .well with thick, black rimmed glasses, her face is already dark n i i Ti i u .Z me joo man nr. nerr ana no cou a imildlnr religious Ideal hero- presented, pro- ,' . hBt,r M,m-t ., p" "Uiiaing. . i,i..rt the mmk ninciicai" lvaY" n. oelter onument for pos- During oci , ....... . r - . j rprirv mnn a anner-iiniveraltv now tnev call It chicken. I t is noi t.mweu 10 crowu om , the individual life. "Tho life Is We ean't bear the eight of a mon , mPati ,nd (he body than loaded cattle train aa we hate to ruim,.ni." Hut many will question whether this "new rellKlon" Is really so ! new as its prophets think. Many ! will suggest that it Is the kind of Chistianlty that Christ Intended, snd seems new only because It has Governor Plf rce could do nothing as constructive, or more practical In the way of tax-cutting than epon- Portland Work begins on the lenough without adding two large (500.000 Jonson ft Von Herberg , black circles and a bridge piece. Theatre at 45th and Sandy, , Brlmless glasses, or if these seem Multnomah County to build "old maidish" blonde tortoise shell, Thompson road, at a cost ot f 40,- ior amber color shell, will suit ber. 000. The pallid girl will look beat Nowhere Pacific College en- iwllh dark tortoise shell, and with dowment campaign raises 21S a fairly large glaes, these empha 000, with much more in sight. i.in, the evea. Manv air Is are lm- Salem First National Bank (proved by wearing glaseea, so take i ri i iji ""'vvv heart, perhaps you will De one of r """ them. The blonde girl to wnom , During October. 210.000 tons IT.. . . ,. ..w . ' ii. . i 71 r I coming, wl l look best with very and California, in 160 cargoes. .i,n Two Tlllamnnk r. n, l, ' I""" '- " are makom n.,1, u..w..iu. t less conspicuuua. soring such a merger, a movement ;Chrlstenson. receive awards at Na- ' ,Kov-ot cox- "-toi88 f" that would not only win slate-wide ,i, ,,,, ... .,, ,5,. trims have supplanted gold and the support, but should be encouraged polls -, ' I rimless glasses for younger women e i i , i it i " . j i , 1 T, -l jgui ouying mignt, wen tje earned on an vne year, i-euiiie,, Al)-, Belin6a. My fianee A Super-University. Mrs. George Gerhnger, regent of the University of Oregon la report- n, ,-!, n.u t . , ' land ior many oraer onee. i-erauu- 80,000 pounds wool to Doaton. at 1 thi" u,e'? mach m;re b- 30 j cents . , icoming perhaps because we ve as- Salem First linen twine sold !ociated gold or Bteel rimmed eye from Salem Linen Mills. glasses with age so long, and the ' Toledo Pacific Spruce Co. mill I tortoise shell kind have been at .hi. k-,7 mm i .n. fneterl hv collece eirla and by lit- A correspondent of the North : ,i-hi'rtn - lerarv neonle too. Ihree steel towers, 175 feet by both institutions and the com- : munitles in which they are located, ! which will all benefit In the long run. Salem Journal. American Atrocities In Morocco American Newspaper Alliance has , iaaai.iasi.nji ste .' 7W - 4 -'.Jt S 1 a tiijff -v ti .. t - met, in rangier tne American avi-jhlnh and rostine 1410011. will aiors operating with the French carry Northwestern Klectrlc power should have the thing in the back of their minds right along, gargies his soup, what to do? . .a . . a I Main I alalal ana wnen incy see someming appropriate ior some incna, J d , n t , Pd , lhe Ku(,ene auaid as warn-1 army. Ho had just come from Hlff ! service across Willamette Kiver in iney snouia ouy we gui men ana were. , uui u tney nave Draadn: whatntinproptr;" in"i ukiuuit ui i,oiu-(ii-imui,, ut un unu ma romana. ... fuDiuuvu niuiu, uf Hvuiuiiig .auiWU lBlllUg V . , U L run squads. tmlun-iud. ncuiturai couese in one ineiiiuiion i ine corresposaeni, louna, : failed to do this, they ought to make out their list of desired j JJ. "ay irifts bythe middle or lasttif November, and have their liur- j tmharraL ricuiturai college in one institution You have one great consolation, If you must wear glasses; your j eyes will Improve so that your whole face must look better and I younger. Weak, strained eyes are j 1 1 (Vv EvcJt eye glasses can be attractive. Jonathan F. D. Try wearing a Chases IiretfV Weir made b7 the first WeCk in December Then 0" k Hsee and jauntily i""" "V m,""1 fru comparing aatea. tnat ms lenow- pioya i wuraera. cnasts pretty weu maae oy me nrsi wetK in iecemotr. inen f nMchtm iht f asking her to regents. ' assirted that such a Amerlcans bad bombed him threei Medford Permits Issued for they should Start them Otf early in the month, marking eome over and meet Miss Giggle, merger Is likely to be attempted times. Furthermore he found two new churches. Seventb Day If they did that, many ' whispering te her to be nice to the " I , , . 5 . Ituy nad "n'" ' ,tn). i.... " ulc' u,u "" , , -ure which she asserted, friends of ,i,i.. ,h.t k. ...n with hi., Medford Postal receipts have almost douDied since 121. Cottage Grove Proposed new consummation devoutly to b .i.. v-j kini "aptist church will cost about , ,'t ih.. hnimil to make sott felt hat instead of the stiff der- lland, sold $l.Ja6.641 worth of 'the exnresslon of the face strained by and see if It does not help along on (bathing suits this year. It em- lard old looking. Besides, so many with the massage In improving the '"Not to be opened until Christmas. " If they did that, many whispering te her to be nice to the thousands of overworked store clerks and mail and express 1 A i . ... .the two institutions should block. . . -,..m.: - i.iii..tu ... . rr.-r i:;::: w, nope the i.niy 1. right, for t.lllllUJI.D I. .'lllll 0,,l I. IIHIII.1I1JUII UlUI kl ', U1IU V . . . lu.uii m.,,1. w..., W.HV. ww , - 1 -I , , j n.,.in wear nnw that the health of your scalp. old feeling about them is going., Tomorrow Your Feet. i would ttp fat fliemVSnewhero near as- happy n season as it of course, If wife doee not know is for the rest pf us. j ! I l iwUiied Irom the taxpnyei.i view- lhpee womf,B and TO. chd Af(er j $10,000, inv unoo. it nf9- a cam. oniv a i ... . ni I higher power than mine can aav. '."l call on of course, ?c that- ho M'a- tMr Rlm mproed. I .Jf. d-i nate duplltaiion of courses, lac. . . ,h . ... -(0 n I r."- . . i ties, aua overneau anu maae to, . - . . . m years. i i s . . , ' L P' Ant Belinda:, I. have been ' ,cmomy ai)d t.fieiency. ,t u . . t"- " 'Pletely non- Corvallis Thota Delta N . The supreme court .Of ,rennsj-lvania yesterday, upheld ?golng- with a yountf man for four ; ,,,,, and tostl). tstraVaganre for cou.....ant place, where the victims terBy wlll bulia t3ifUu0 -the first degree conviction of a 15-year-old boy sentenced to "''7 yet,, 8m"" ani1. flalfi ."ke 0re? Zn ii tHThrrown,,t.Ce of 1 0B,,!O1,leg . ,. . , . ,. , , ... xt i xt x How come? Stricken Fawn. j lf) attempt to support two great ri- " . , ,,' narrowing tale or Last year's building In Albany Linn County Fair has net balance ot $1,808, tirst proiit ia years. u fra- home tlA.I. nifl fnr miirdnrino- his Cfrnnrlmnthpr At Mnwnrlr TV J . a i i. i.... i. i.. ui... ... mi ... . . . the dreadful acenes In such town.. i..i ton nAn aah. it,i. , B '--'---' , .wvn. m ... ... vjil CUUCKlllimU IHSlllll i 1UIIS Wlinin , . , , ivio.irn .,vvv,iuu, iiiia nn , , .i .... ... ... , ..... t-.. .I..U.W... ..... . .l . . , m. with Utile ehililiaiti ainnirin. ...n aha i,.,a Efficient Qusekemmm VrEy Loupt. A.KirKrrievn ANSWERS TO INQUIRIES DA . . -.1.1 . I u ..... , .. i i , i. 1 i . ,: fne vau Trv laewhare. .- . . ,. .... . . , .j j I! . . i Dear Aunt Belinda: I am elgh- 'la asjnuch uw for them a for two through the ruins of their homes) Bnker Moro mining activity Is jmuracrillg a 6-ycar-Ola Child Whom ho Kidnaped after kllH teen and engaged to a man seven- 'Topsy's In Uncle Tom's Cabin. looking for their dead mothers, and ; noted In Daker County than for ; ling a taxicab driver. At Albany, Oregon', a Vouth Still liny'"0 Ve-r " enior- My friends I tit course the plant Investment h mn. Arab "- fr years past. f ... j . ..' . , .,: object to the match, but he is very! of er.rh Is considerable, bnf It , lnclr 1,, children. Carlton Local factory makes -his teens, Who killed his father during a family row, IS held r,.h ,d h. a inv.rm heart Whatlni,M he mlllied in the merred In.i The American fliers, he testl-lfirst shipment of cooperage, to 'ion a charge of murder. These are but a few of the murder, do you advise? Love Sick. ; Utlfutlon and round sufficient for individually of the hlgh- L.. f . ...i'i...t...' .iv'i ii u ! il u i .! Quit asking fool questions add years to come. As It Is. both Instl est and best American type." They ,-CasCS Of a past twelve-month in. -WMch youths have been ill- 'b th, 0d" btfor, WntAf, lmve to exercise consider- did not seem to reallie what they solved, not to mention hundred nf r rimes of lessor deo-ree' IklcKS off. I ,!"'' Ivl ''it ' laMe tegenully in the creation tf had been doing. When the corre- - i , . .. . .... j . ... . , i committed by minors. A Study of these crimes shows a var-3 ijiety of direct causes, but underlying nearly all of them Is r JX' iXr ' Fresh: I laughed up my sleeve, ; but there's a hole in the elbow, ! new departments and In the adrii- spondent told them tho result of Chicago buyers. Portland Kastern buyers buy considerable woul, paying up to 43 cents for the beat. Gold Hill Plaeer and quarts lion of 'educational frills and toi- their wor as he had seen It, they j mining has. greet revival, with "parental incompetency. Over-indulgence on part of well-to- ;do parents has been as much to blame for the downward Vcourse of youths as the faulty rearing given by impoverished J-or brutal parents, or the absence of restraint from parents - ho, have broken their -homes. , These are not new revela tions, but their frequent appearances constantly remind us that while the nation is "colling in wealth" financially it is ri)iik!ng little or ho progress in checking the delinquency of future citizens, to many of whom wealth will be a detriment lather than'fl boon. . Electrician: Wire your home, ma dam? Lady (indignantly) prospect of profits. Lumber shipments from Columbia totaled 95,057, ;;3 ; The Idea prevails among some young persons, that any one can do the work of "clerking" in a store. Hence com pluints are made in many places, particularly the larger ci ties, that the salespeople do not show general intelligence in serving the public. A woman's club worker recently took a position in a big city store in order to investigate the condi tions in wis occupation, and a customer remarked to her, "You are tho first intelligent clerk I have seen recently." thing; he takes an that is coming Young people desiring to take up this occupation need gener-! IT- A"d ,om,,ime """ wt al intelligence quite as much as a stylish appearance. o ! ' With turkeys going at torty-two cents at the rrcnt ' jQ? :W wrliino Irwika t tier the rnnailniAi miarlit lui in ilm ti.ni -liit v class before Thanksgiving Day. stay In my own home? The cucumber Is a calm, unsenti mental thlng yet it gete pickled every fall. i , . Under the spreading chestnut tree The village smithy sweats, For all the coin he hammers out Hie dotter comas and gets. Rica crop la good. Thirty-six mil lion bushels. Now wa could have a hundred million weddings. Oftsn you hear of giving the I devil hie due. You never give the devil any. hies to spend their enormous reve-1 were very regretful. nues and give them excuse for) Altogether It la a blessing for fmi.li miriiwla fn. Fnmta '. IIi.imi anil Itinl. iwiihIm th.. !.... The Agricultural college Is a I misguided aviators are' being die-j ""."".'"f ot00er- misnomer, ior agriculture is mere-1 banded and returning home. Eu ly one course of many taught and. gene Register., far from being the best patronised.) n Well can't I 1 The Institution is really a school of flonk with aaa. Toast Tea tho feet -h l?ipp1inRhimQS WEARY WILLIE. "A little ehnge,:a little variety, is a thing needed by all of ia. j Even a dog now and then rune en three legs.' ' Don't ' put off ordering your 'Christmas announcement until the last mtnutn. Hare your order now isn that your work ran be given I prniier attention. Call and see our i line) of both engraved and printed When tho autumn gales grow rougher I foci sorry for announcements. News Review v.x- J,.rr. r. i, ...i 4 . . . I ...i rlusle Job Printing I'epartmcnt. inji m:i max iMi'iu i:i. the duffer, for the hobo who must suffer, for the man with- "out a boss; it is bad for Weary Willie as ho plods the road so . hilly, when the nights are long and chilly, and the farmers' j c!orKR McKey. of Portland, dogs arc cross. He's a bleak and joyless figure, shaken by jho injured in an automobile -the weather's rigor, hoping for a handout bigger than the I,h ofStTehi1,ig week'ag.V. "hns one he had before; nothing, nothing can awaken self respect, recovered mirn.i. niir to leave the i.. u: . i , . , . , . ihospltnl. Mr. Mi Key and four by him forsaken; hoping for some c.'gs and bacon, ho is companions were in tn-rat whi.h . knocking at the door. He is tattered and unshaven, croaking ,WM wrecked on tho hih" ami .,,., j i , . . , the sustained deep scnlp wounds jjioarscly like a raven, and ho has no other haven than the n,i nn injury to hi ee, iu ; poorhouse or the jail ; he is shooed from every cottage, 8hoo- companions ere im a. riiiisi , 1 ... .. .. , ., . ,,. . ,. . ihurt and.lnft shortly alter the t.d with adjectives and swaltage, told to go and earn his pot- accident onum-a. Heat with gas. ;tage, told to hustle for the kale! He might have the lofjjtl ; , tender, he might live in state and splendor, if ho'd min a I . ; suspender, working hard, as others do ; but if he must sprain Ks i, WVuVv VtV viv u. :,h is body to secure a cottaga gaudy, all our culture is but at t iihiniia Vt hi i ii . ' shoddy, he believes his mind askew. So we have but little .-pity for the outcast from the city, tramping where the roads i;arjj gritty, when the night is coming on; and it's little men rt) carifig if he dies where ho is faring, if he's deader than A largo rruwd tor Mendny night attended tho revival at the Christian Church lust evening lo hear Kellems sermon on Hell. To night he will epeuk on "Heaven ". hnwlnia ain mma iM mrl I,, lln. ...., ii.. ...k Some being added to the rlnirvn ..i.. ... kkiiiv n.iu i... i.i mi ii in ii mil. . . ,..,., i, Inrna.- The iu1"tsndine revhal Is the . .... ... . . . . . . every nlK Adoesn t labor with a sawbuck or a saber, who Is idle while his inn right along ..:.t.L.. i. : 1 1 : . i. i i ...i... ,i '..i.. :, thing about the wMicigiiuui trin uic oiiiiiiiik ,ir uie puuu, i.nu win. umm u ,,,,. , wn(,,P tumWut thut are 'smart and clever to avoid all wise endeavor, and to bum his coming to be lmptoed. This f -way forever, might os well bo underground. ' pnrclKl?KaKNDEXT Double Breasted Suits in Cheviots and Fancy Worsteds These Suits we are Showing are very popular for semi-dress or informal oc casions, or for street wear. We will be pleased to have you come in M our store and let us show you the new styling, which are in vogue at all plflcrs where the "Dress Well and Suc ceed" suggestions are recognized. PRICED SATISFACTORILY TO YOU HarthV Toggery Union County growers are ship ping head lettuce, that pays about I1.UO0 a year. ltutto Fulls district, Medford. will build a Il'O.uvO union high school. Portland Cutler Mfg. Co. buys slto for manufacturing canning and orchard supplies. Portland New KOP radio sta tion starts with 500 watts, but will go to SO0O watts. llend City approves plan for Third Street bituminous paving at cost ot $71,31. Cold Beach Tho I'nlon High School district is to have new f 1, 200 schoolhouse. Ilarrlsburg City has laid 4, "00 feet cement sidewalk this year. Federal light honFe hoard up- I Answer: Maple Gelatine: Beat : Ihree eggs yolks a:id add to them three cups of cold sweet mlik. Turn ; tnls Into One cup of maple sirup . which has been heating In a sauce i pan and let all come to a bii.sk of granulated gelatine previously softened In one-half cup of cold water, stir a moment, and remove from mnge, turning the mixture Into a bowl. When it cools and be gins to cling to the bowl, fold in one-half pint of double cream stif fly whipped, beat all together and turn Into the mold to finish burd ening. Macaroni Souffle: Break one dozen stale macaroons in small pieces and scald in one cup of BWeet milk.. Pour the hot mixture vn. nartor- "Onr nnrior ia ' gradually onto the beaten yolks of very tiny. Would a tall Moor lamp , with a large shade be appropriate for It?" j Answer: No, I think I should TOMORROW'S MENU Breakfast Apple Sauce Cereal Boiled Egg3 Coffee Lunchton Celery-Ham Toast ' Fruit Salad Doughnuts , Oinner Baked Peppers Stuffed with Left-Over Beef Baked Sweet Potatoes Beets Cranberry Pudding Hard 8auce- Coffee prefer a "Junior" floor lamp (small sire) or one of the attractive Iron bridge lamps with a parchment shade extemled from the cross piece. Large floor lamps really need space. Mrs. J. C: "Could you, or any of the Column Sisters, give me a recipe for Ragged pickles (In which everything la cut with scissors) ?" Answer: 1 am not familiar with three eggs which you have placed In the upper part of a double boil er, then set the pan into tho lower section of the boiler over simmer ing water aud let cook till the mix ture thickens slightly. Hemove pan from fire, fold in the stiffly whipped whites of threo eggs, turn all into a buttered baking dish and set this dish in a shallow pan con taining a little hot water. Blip both dish and pan Into a moderate oven and bake for 20 minutes, be fore serving. Bride: What will clean (he my fKit.iV 11.1 . this kind of pickles, but perhaps emudt-y Isinglass windows of luT.?, L"Te" ,!:rc?' -ui- ' some of our readers may be. and ; kerosene range? roruunu riiBi iuit-inuJiit: rnuie ... , . ..... across river In 188. carried three I 0"1 ""'uh ,l r " wires. Newet cable carries 762 frpe on a postal and mail to me pairs of wires, and total service' ,n ran 01 ""J' fsper. Let us hope! is now 4.000 pairs. Mary: "Could yon glvr me rec 145 Ochoco forest fires this Ipes for Maple Gelatine and Mac year destroyed 710 acres Umber, j oroon Souffle?" and cost .'.B47 to fixht Answer: Heat a little vinegar and rub it on, repealing these ap plications till the kiugluss becomes clear again. Tomorrow A Crocheted Skating Cap. Tillamook Headlight Is leased to A. L. Mallory of Oakland, Ore. Ladle. It in need of a hat to fin ish out the season do not fail to see the bargains at the Secialty Shoppe. MIIS. 8. M. KING. 1 One. 1 V DietHealth Tl V W a W I - an. way" dv juuiu Hunt Peters. M 11 ,""?" ST .. . ,-,.. . - .... V TOO-TOO THIN? (Part 2) that yotl . , OAIN Uses, or other spots of infection ui a uengntiui 0111 hook, Wartrt on elsewhere In tho body. Coi nulenev." nnhliuh,-.! i I-?.:., i. . IL '. Miw we will suppose ;T i iho. .k!... . T" " ''e this done and the doctor snid .av. that ..K. n-T. . . .' "uu ,n' ""ere is nothing organically ijn w .ii, . i"",',m;ori wrong with you. Obviously, as the Wh Z ?forioriHr,f "''msement says, you have got smeared- ,0"0"'g drti.,ement to do something to fortify your appeared. amm.-h n kij rid "An a.sured riir. f. l.. . . . - which nmcd. . ....'- I..:: ?' lM Hifulnee t 0"r mind ami , " v... IT . . .nve nore rest and easy sleep in n .V;'.!.: ."r" V.KI are going lo be able to do all - i v. oi-iiiiiv iiuciun- Mother's loof. It feels so chummy To mv palate and my tummy. Try It and you wlll agree. Like the bread agrees with n.e. Oregon Bakery 131 N. Jackson St these things by Increasing your la-1 lake ot rood. As I fold you yesterday, you are I not eating enough for your neetu. and you are undoubtedly suffcrlnsl trom a degree of acidosis, auloin toxlcatlon and a couple othc things. It may bo truo that you thin) vinicn rortines the stomach, puri fies the - stomach, purifies the blood, takes off Iretfulness of the mind, occasions rest and easy sleep, and as certainly disposes anil ' causes the body to thrive and be come plump and fleshy If no manl fest distemper afflicts the ratlent. as water will quench fire, and it la ipleasant to the lasts and i. .ni,i you are eatlnz mom than vnur I'M only in Mr. Payne's toyshop, pi(e s''er, hut In this matter of eatlnc I . J shillings a bottle with directions." '",n perron Is a law onto hlmseliJ j 1X you want an assured cure for because no two persons hav leanness artly th rame physical makeup ol notice tun different thliiia ihni me turns activities. Beside... in 1 thi unparalleled specific tincture ehenees are that you don't promised to do. They are quite more than your sister: you di m j urn am. i-ni. ni-ariy ao mncn. TOO can ' " Hist, you should have a ih.. what sho eats between meals" ,ough physical examination by a ' ,R,e wag-r that yo den t e competent physician to see If there anything belwven meals berau i is no 'manifest distemner" aifit.i. yon don't rare a hunt eating. Ing you and causing your thinness, '"""t nn t fur interests In UI ii you nave, that must be altrnil.-d ," '' lo before you can hope to gain. It , Another thing, you cannot t may be possible that Von r. r,n.M. thftlh., vn.a ... ..!.. mnra 'rally poisoned from diseased ton- s than iomeona else, unless t . a. .v..u. U1.ea.eu n..a , (Continued oa pac-e 7.)