The Oregon mist., July 22, 1910, Image 4

Say!
Where's that Pig?
If ther a) a pis left In any wiw of th
Nerthweat w want It. We want aa much
dressed park aa wa caa possibly . ' will
pay aa followa for produce. Wa never taka
off commission. Ship by express:
Dreaaed Pork tl'vc
Dieusrd Vi 10c
rreaii Egg Me
Live Chicken Hna We
Spring; Chickens 20
Address all shipments.
IKANR L. SMITH MEAT CO.
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PORTLAND, OREGON
Cheeks far the rmiio Table.
The author of "The Sabbath In Purl
tan New England" mentions a custom
which prevailed In several New Eng
land churches that made It the duty
of the deacons to walk up and down
the aislea of the church at the close of
each service and deliver to every pr
aon who in their judgment mas fitted
to rommune a metal check, which en
tilled him at the next celebration of
the Lord's supper to join in the sacred
ordinance. On the communion Sab
bath It was the deacons' duty to see
that every one who presented himself
at the Lord's table had this check and
to collect tt from the communicant be
fore passing to Mm the bread and
wine.
All to Do Over A era! a.
It Is an open question It the old flsh
erman in the following atory ever got
the right answer to the problem that
was puzzling hit head. A writer In
Everybody's Magazine, nt least, leaves
one in doubt on that score. The riddle
was this: "It a herring and a halt
costs a penny and a half, how many
herrings can you buy for a shilling?"
The old fisherman bad worked on It
(or some time.
"What did you say the mackerel
and a bait cost?" he asked at last.
"I didn't say mackerel; I said her
ring." explained the skipper.
"Oh, that's different." said the other.
"I've been figuring on mackerel."
The Old Hoaa Room.
Alvin Adams when the express busi
ness was in its infancy bad an office
and two horses in New York city.
One of these horses was a fine, fast
animal, and the other an old. broken
down nag. Packages that were to be
delivered immediately he sent out be
hind the fast horse. Of goods that
didn't have to be rushed he would
aay, "Leave them for the old hoss."
In every express office to this day
there is an "old hoss" room, where un
delivered and unclaimed package are
kept Argonaut.
Rob Dentists of Gold Leaf.
"Pennyweighters," aa the detectives
call them, have been busy In Washing
ton during the last few days. Eleven
dentists' offices have been entered and
robbed of gold leaf and platinum to
the value af about $300.
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At a London board school th trs
er bad explained to th children th
meaning of the word ability." "Now,
children." ahe went on. "what word
would express the opposite to ability?"
A sharp fa-ed little boy at the end
of the end form bobbed up his head
and exclaimed. "Please, teacher, noble
tty!" Work and Play.
tear Ita l-'taal Slagfe
Mr. rorklns .Marin, I think I ran
make thia dining table last a whilt
longer by replacing a few of the top
boards with new ones.
Mr. Dorkln Well, ito ahead and
i patch the top of the old thine up If yon
: think you ran. but I want you to un
derstand that It'a on Its last lens.
"I have suffered with piles for thirty
lit years. One year ago last April 1 be.
gin taking Cascarets for constipation. In
the course of a week I noticed the piles
began to disappear and at the end of six
weeks mcv uui not irouoic me ai ui.
i Cascarets have done wonders foe me. I
' am entirely cured and feel like a nest
George Kryder, Napoleon, O.
Pl.-a.ant. Palatable. Potent. Taste Cood.
Po Good. Never Siolien. Weaken or Une.
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KtoplneT Vp-te-nat.
The coatKss man puts a careless arm
'Round the waist of the hatless girl
While over the dustless, mudless roadi
In a horseless wagon they whirl.
Lik a leadless bullet from hammerles
gun.
By smokeless powder driven.
They fly to taste the speechless Joys
By endless union given.
The only luncheon his colnless purse
Affords to them the means
Is a tasteless meal of boneless cod.
With a dish of strlngless beans.
He smokes his old tobaccoless pipe.
And laughs a mirthless laugh
When papa tries to coax her back
By wireless telegraph,
Motor Record.
The Amblauous CooK.
Mr. DeAysker Did your rook leave
on account of the extra IS cents a
week that the Raiur woman offered
herT
Mrs. Von Holmer I cant tell; she
said she was going to leave because
she wanted the change, and I don t
know whether she meant the money
or the new place.
Bask to atora,
"Yes. I am a milliner."
"Trim hats, eh? Maybe yon can
plcl: up some Ideas out here In the
country."
"I have already learned much. I
had always supposed that the blos
soms were wired to the bushes."
Kansas City Journal.
Lessons From the Pulpit
Manhattan Congregational church.
New York, of which Rev. Dr. Henry A.
SUmsoD Is pastor, baa been holding
a uriei of "civic services." these be
ing addressed by publicist and ex
perts in municipal development.
ot Appalled by Fisarea.
Stage Manager Do you know, my
dear sir, that not more than on play
In fifty is a success?
Ambitious Author Yes. sir, but that
doesn't scare me. This play la one of
a thousand.
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7
SIX DEAD IN
FOREST FIRES
Stubborn Rancher Sarts Slash
ing in Spite of Warnings
Schoolteacher and Niece In Lonely
Homestead Cabin Fall Victims
All Efforts Fail to Save.
Spokane, Waah. Six live have
been lost in Are which are raging in
the district around Spokane. For hun
dreds of miles in every direction is a
caldron of flame, a seething furnace
which is taking its toll of life and
property. It the Coeur d'Alenes, all
over the Idaho Panhandle, in the Col
ville district, north around Nelson and
Kaslo, far westward, extending clear
to the coast, the fire fiend ia king.
No real estimate can be placed upon
property loaa from the fires. Great
tracts of timber have been burned. In
the Coeur d'Alenes some of the finest
standing timber of the entire district
has bem wiped out. For miles in
! every direction the mountains appear
as huge bonfires. North, east, west
and south of this city the same condi
tion exists and every day the loss of
property is growing greater and the
death list is being add to.
A forest fire driven by a sweeping
gale through the dry pine forest on
Mill Creek, 18 miles northeast of Col
vine, surrounded the homestead cabin
of Miss Pearl B re wen, aged 22, a
teacher in school district No. 156. Be
fore assistance could reach her she and
her little niece, 1 year old, daughter of
Hon. J. S. Wyman, of Plains, Mont.,
were burned to death. Dozens of de
termined men vainly sotight to reach
the cabin, but were driven back.
W. W. Ciark, residing on the south
fork of Mill Creek, arrived at Colville
and reported to Prosecuting Attorney
H. G. Kirkpatrick the harrowing de
tails of the schoolteacher's death. She
was in her lonely homestead cabin, her
niece spending the day with her. The
grewsome tragedy was the result of a
forest fire set by W. A. Trowbrioge, a
near neighbor, clearing slashing.
Trowbridge has been arrested, with
two other men, and he will be taken to
jail. The settlers are very angry, and
Sheriff Graham is prepared for emerg
encies. Millions of feet of timber have
been burned in the last few days.
Warden Hanson has arrived at Col
ville with Trowbridge in custody, and
Prosecuting Attorney Kirkpatrick, who
with Coroner A. B. Cook and Under
taker W. S. Prindle, was just leaving
the court house for the scene of the
death of Miss Brewen, ordered the
prisoner to the custody of Sheriff W.
H. Graham.
According to Mr. Clark, Trowbridge
had been warned personally not to set
fire, that it was contrary to law.
Hundreds of thousands of dollars'
worth of timber is being destroyed and
there ia but little hope of checking the
flames until rain falls.
Men Die as Heroes.
Nelson, 'B. C. Leaving safety to
look after others, Foreman Charles
Norman, of the Lucky Jim mine at
Kaslo, lost his life in a bush fire
which, fanned by a high wind, swept
over the mine. Four other men were
suffocated and about 30 escaped.
A party of prominent mining men,
including Finecane, Miller and Colonel
Davidson, from Spokane and Webster;
Loper and Proctor, of Nelson, on com
ing out of tunnel No. 5, noticed fire
rapidly approaching. They went to
Whitewater and assisted to get the
women and children away. Norman
went to the mine camp to warn the
men in the cabins. Otto Swanson led
the men to the back of tunnel No. 4.
Not being room there for all, several
went to another part of the tunnel,
where smoke was swept through the
ventilating chambers, "suffocating Col.
Peterson and W. A. Chesney. Dave
Peterson was found suffocated at an
other point. Meanwhile Norman went
to look for Ted Lucas, who is still mis
sing. He was cut off by the flames
and his body was found at the entrance
to the tunnel.
Fire Might Have Been Checked.
Seattle, Wash. Five hundred thou
sand feet of logs that had been cut and
were ready for delivery have been de
stroyed by a forest fire now raging near
Tolt, in this county. The fire is the
worst that has broken out this side of
the Cascade mountains this season. It
is eating its wsy into valuable green
timber owned by the O'Neil Timber
company, limited. The fire might have
been checked in its early stages before
it destroyed the large quantity of logs
had the contractors taken the pains to
put in a few fire fighters.
Forests Blaze Near Hoquiam.
Hoquiam, Wash. A force of 1,000
loggers is engaged in patrolling the
logging districts north of Hoquiam to
prevent forest fires from breaking out
anew. No damage has been done yet,
with the exception of $5,000 worth of
timber destroyed Saturday. Hot pre
vailing weather has a tendency to dry
out mosses and brush, making timber
easy prey to the flames. The territory
burned over is estimated at 4,000
acres. Forest fires are rsging in Little
North river country, located 16 miles
southeast of here.
Bad Storm Sweeps Nevada.
Reno, Nev. The worst storm Ne
vada has experienced in years at thia
time of the year started late Tuesday
afternoon breaking the longest dry per
iod the state has ever known. jThe pre
cipitation has been nearly two inches,
which exceeds the total for the five
preceding months combined. Streetcar
traffic was demoralized by a flash of
lightning which burned out the trans
formers. The cars were out of com
mission all night.
Big Mill Threatened by Fires,
T acorn a, Waah. Forest fires on the
McKenna branch of the T acorn a East
ern railroad threaten the Bryan saw
mill, according to reports received
here. A lively fire Is raging and it is
feared the fore of men fighting the
flames is inadequate to save the mill.
Cloning th Hnhou
If you wish to rid your banhon
of lice and mlt now la th Urn to
do It.
Cleaa them perfectly, whitewash th
Idea and roosts, reniov all litter from
th neat and whitewash them out
side and tn. Tak out all dropping
and litter on the floor and aprlnkl
ashe over th floor every few days.
FumlcaU th house one or twice a
week with sulphur or tobacco amok.
Mak a war on th Insects for th
next two months, and you will cot b
troubled much with them durlDf sum
mer.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears th
Blgnatora
Aaroplan Mad Comfortable.
Aeroplanlng Is to be mad com-
fortabl. Henri Peutsch of Part.
whose prize did so much for lb ad'
vancement of aviation In Its early
days. I bavins an aerocab built for
his own us. Tb aeroplane la of the
Wright type, but a little cab of
basket work Is being made to shelter
the drlrer and bis passenger from rain
and cold.
SaaisTeadnsT a Reaeoeu
Corklns I don't know how I do It,
but I can always tall what time of day
It la without looking- at a watch or
clock.
McStab To be sura. Nature always
confers Instinct upon creature that
lack th higher faculties.
Mothers win And Mrs. WlnaloWs Soothlai
Syrup tue b- at remade to use lot UtaircaUUnui
aufiaf tue wfuuuf iwnvu.
Getting Honast.
"This Is your birthday, lsnt It.
Bess?"
"Yes. Pick."
"How old are you?"
"Twenty two."
"Well, I'm going to give you a kls
for overy year of your life."
"Whv. Dick! Dick I I may a
well confess to you that I am rally
twenty six."
Doneille Flrllow.
Mrs. Brown I used to be so fond of
Action before I as married. Mrs.
Smith And don't you read much now?
Mrs. Drown No; after the tales my
husband tells me about why ha Is lute
getting home merely printed fiction
seems so tame and unimaginative.
Red, Weak, Weary, Watery Erea.
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Am Amendmeal.
"Are you ready to llv on my In
come?" bn asked softly.
She looked up Into hJs fac trust
ingly. "Certainly, dearest," ah answered,
"If If "
"If what?"
"If you get aaother on for your
self." New Yoik Journal.
Wkat the Wild Waeee Heard.
Tou'r looking blu." rtmarked the
lobster. What's th matter?"
"I have Just heard," th oyster an
swered, "that there are such things aa
vegetable oysters."
"What's the difference?" rejoined th
ether. "There are human lobsters, to ,
but I don't let that erorry sne a eenfs
worth." Chicago Tribune.
Yea Caa Get Allen's 'eat-Case flt.
Write Aliens. Olmmed.I Roy, N. Y., for
tree ample ol Allen's Foot haott. It eurea
iweatiug, hot swollen, ax-hlng It-et. It tnaks
new or tiiht shoes eay. A certain fur lor
?nrns. Iinrrowlng nails and bunions. All drug
elsUMlllu Uc. lion't accept any substitute.
Th Burning Question.
Venus was rising from the sea.
"Great Jupiter!" cried the men. as
(hey crowded th beach. "How did you
lose your arms?"
But th women never noticed th
arms.
"In th nam of all that Is wonder
ful." they chimed, "how do you keep
your hair In curl In salt water?"
Judge.
Threatened Tkesa.
Mike and I'at wer hired to clean a
elxtern. Mike took a firm hold of the
rope and rtarted to let Pat down.
When about half way down Pat yelled
up:
"Ho! Mike, stop letting me down."
"For why?" said Mike.
"Don't ask any questions," said Pat,
"fer If yez don't stop letting me down,
I'll cut th rope." Harper's Monthly.
Kladred Mplrlla.
"John, what kept you but so late?"
"Didn't I tell you, Maria, that I had
to go to a meeting of th True Knights
of th Mystic Brotherhood ?"
"Now that you mention It, I belluv
yeu did."
"Well, we had a long wrangle, as us
ual." Vfx-al.
"Itugirles. you are spending a great
deal of money on your daughter's voice,
aren't you?"
"Not exclusively. I'm spending some
of It on her accent. Hhe's learning
French."
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again. It acts directly on
the digestive system, regu
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Indigestion, Cramps, Diar
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Tou can account for vry fw
flag-
Every tin any big bill I presented
to you. It looks Ilk robbry.
If s woman can get her flrt roan,
she needn't worry about her -ond.
or third.
"My duty." said an unhappy mar
rld woman to-day. "1 anything HH
object to."
Ther 1 plnty of cooking as good
as "mother s." but very ( apptlts
Uk a boy s.
W hav observed that ther Is It
tl complaint about th high Pro
of bewr and cigar.
Tb womn pick at men and at
good offered at peclal !. tne
sum Industrious way.
You ar alway at a dladantag In
arguing with a man who doesn't know
what h 1 talking about
Hav you vr noticed how udden
ly a useful man can die. and how long
a worthless man holds out?
A book agent speaks a highly of
the book h sell as a reformer spaki
cf th reform he represent.
Scrapping In families Is objection
able, but It Is not so bad a when kin
prais each other too much.
When you hear a smart saying by
a child, tt Is a sign th child has a
mart mother, and that sh mad tt
UP
A man and woman going on a wd
ding trip try hard not to look happr.
and on their return try Just aa harJ
to look happy.
FASHION HINTS
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Fcru linen combined with a dirL li'ue
dotted linn, re veri rH'-iin. v u e(
n this iummeiy little ilrti. '1 l.e In. in
aai ot the hanilkert liiet tort, a fi"e n a
te'ial being mcettary for the giihetc l
ikirt
s BESTRArffraCr HATTX
Ite Arties Followed be a Voire Tkat
Warned.
"Patrick H. McCarren once told m
of a funny Inciib nt that happened In
Rome," ald a Ilrooklyn lawyer. "Mc
Carren aatd that on his Orst visit to
Rome, after he ha. I seen the Coliseum
nd th Forum, he vl.tlteil the Ara
Coell Church, on the left of the Capl
tollne Hill. He climbed the grand
stairway leading to the church, th
finest open air stairway In the world.
He pushed back the heavy leather cur
tain, and, entering, he found a servlc
in progress. Ho he put his hat on th
marble floor at bis title and took a
seat
"After ten minutes or so he derided
he would go and rearhed down for his
hat. Hut a restraining hand was laid
on his, and he desisted. He knew, of
course, that some churrhes don't Ilk
peopl to leav In the midst ot a serv
I:. "Ten or fifteen minutes more passed.
Th servlc still continued. Senator
McCarren got Impatient and again
reached for bis hat. llut again th
unseen hand restrained him from th
rear.
"A little later, however, th senator
quit lost patience. This was, he told
h!melf an Important service, of
course. Nevertheless, ha did not pro
pot; to miss bis luncheon, and It would
harm no one If be slipped out quietly.
"So a third time he reached for bis
hat, and the Invisible hand a third
time detained blm. He persevered,
however. Tb silent hand pushed and
his silent band pushed against It. Ilut
Just as b was conquering In the strug
gle a voice said in good American:
"Cheese It, boss; that's my hat
you'r taking."
Aanple I' roof.
Ixittie Is your young minister, aa,
'cry, very fascinating?
Hattle Fascinating! Whv. lota nt
(Iris In our church hav married men
they hated, Just to get on kiss from
'is rector arter the ceremony Puck,
Po.lpo.ad.
Dolly Why aren't you at tb cook
ing school?
Pollv Tearher'a laM ....
- . u, who ays
pepsls Cleveland Leader.
Good Tl.
"I guess I'll have to dlaooaa
dog." 7
"Whyr
"The nrlra nf rlna- Klunii. i
D out of sight"
"Can't vnn feeil him ,.u.i .
, - eumiM crwcav
ersr Houston Post
Urn Rater.
There Is on good this a-
to be, about th soclatv m.i -..
eBusiness."
"What's that?"
"It gets th cream of th teatlsV
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Strawberries Grown In City.
To show that strawl.errloa cn b
grown In th heart of the city. Willi
A llondrlc k of Kant Twenty flr.l and
Albert street brought to the offlce of
Ih Orcgonlun a number of be of
Mageon and Oregon Improved berrle
containing an avorag of twenty bar
rtes to the bo The berrlos war
grown on au ordinary city lot lthout
Irrigation. Mr Hendricks had l.uoo
plauta on his lot and at the Hrst pick
lug he picked a total of 66 bo.c of
th niottatur berrlos A number of tb
hrrrlea were over fir Inches In cir
cumference and on measured 7H
Inches In circumference. Portland
On gonlan
Hla QustlorvArt.er.
"Are marriage made In heaven?"
The lecturer paused, a If (or an an
swer to his Interrogation; whereupon
a man with a hunted l.xik glanced fur
tively over his shoulder, swallowed
hard, moistened his Up and ald,
huskily:
"Io strawberries grow at th north
Dole?"
Mlsed Fted tor Horss.
tn largri city stables feeding th
horses the hay and grain as lulled
teed Is the general practise and gives
th best renults Keeper find that
horses can be worked bard and kept
In good condition on cut bay and corn
meal. The amount of hay fed varies
from I to H pounds a day In different
stables, and of grain troiu T to 10
pounds a day.
Good Rotation.
A good rotatbra la corn, grain, elo
er. Hay land should be topdressad
with stabla manure, and beat result
wer obtained by applying this little
and often. Wher land remains In
grass a long time a light seeding of
clover from time to time la bene
ficial, rcHceillng In summer after lb
bay crop ha been removed.
Th Grt Problerrw
"Pleas advla tn."
"Well?"
"Bhall I marry a girl who Is my
temperamental opposite and quarrel
with ber the rest of my life., or shall
I marry a congenial soul and gat Ured
of her?"
r ( tor Alarm.
Traveler-Here! Keep off! What
the
Pullman Porter Pon't shy. sah! It
am only rle vackutn b-nnrh. which hab
supehieileil de mli to bey whlskhrnom
In dls hrith tip-to date car. sab! Puck.
M-U JP r- Eilablishcd
11C 111 iX. VxU. ia
1900
COLLECTORS
We tlur and totter! Wotes, Mnetsaies, and Real
feists Contracts Na lolleiliei Na ( heiie.
Worteter Bklg., Portland, Ore.
. COFFEEt '1
TEA SPICES
BArtINO POWDER
IXTfUCTS
.HIS I If If .1 IT
CL0S5E7 a DIVERS
oatLSND. oat.
Hot m floomernns; Aela.
Itlch Father When I was a young
man of your age I whs nmi-ielleil t,(
keep an accurate ex pr account and
wasn't allowed to be out at nltiht later
than II o'clock.
Hon and ll.'lr - fiorry to henr It, gov.
ernor; your father oiil,lt, t trust you
a safely s you can trust me.
Stops Hair
Falling
Aycr's Hair ViCor, new Im
proved formula, will certainly
stor falling-or the hair. Indeed,
we helieve it will always do this
unless there is some disturb
ance of the general health.
I nen, constitutional medicine '
may be necessary. Consult
your physician about this.
ofri
kaat II
Lit O 4ak hlr" .bantu,
.. m hn it, nsj
railing hair it because It first dr.iroys the
f f !. n,f,,r ,0,n hr,ni! hour
full recov.ry, restoring hair snJ
r;'lr b.al.l.y c.ndltior
a-ai-ta,4,aA,o... Law. UHaa. -
ST., PORTLAND, OR.
We want you to try this Piano .V Yot 'R
HOMK PNtK. We want you to try it at
our en because
At the end of thirty day th Piuno
7.VA7.A' will convince you of th following
facta:
It' th beat value on earth for th pnr
It MfSICAI.Lr mnt MECHAStC'AUY
rufht!
We know there la so much real value In
AMmu.
Dr. B. E. Wright
lUv pHir a-olh mil ..rui pli mi4 t-rvv ttmk
tItMt Knr fn.-f-l.wjn pAlruMa niu
nJ Wtalgl WiNk m 4vjr if HTrsitvs.ry
r it (Ks
'CV lt SOi
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w-tk i ifti-Tw( i tanMittMl-tttt P'r Y'-m rmnnasi
t brtiaar finaa ttvrh viy hrv mi Hsaiuf
bow murh yieu pdtv.
Dr. B. E. Wright Co.
3H VVaahington St.,
Tortltind, Orfjon
Take eer St itrfW imt t.snefer It, Wshlnri4 a
Attractive Latter.
ftodrlck Ye, he cam over ber to
Irarn our language and started on tb
alphabet Urgan picking up letter,
you know.
Van Albert And whit progr.4 ba
he made?
H.Klrlck Oh. h sMin found that
th on'y letter be had time to (!ck
up wr th X's and Vs.
Protecting Bead Corn.
A method f protvetlng seed ror
against the crows la to add a tabl
spoonful of chloride of lime to a peck
of shelled corn mixing It well It Is g
very cheap and easy way and the seed
Is more agreeable to handln than
when coated with tar after th mor
common method.
Kr.a.s.lr.1.
Whvta Jlrowne la very economical,
lin t be? Illack Ilrowne? Well. I'll
t ll you. Ilrowne la th ort of mag
who, when h want an awl and limn1
any. Instead of buying on v. ill go t
work to mak one by straightening oul
a corkscrew.
Mthod of Calculation.
"Pclentlat ar not usually sure..
ful business men."
"No Tby think thy ar doing
very well If they com within f
hundred thousand mile of th riact
measurement. Vou can't figure on dol
lar that way If you ar doing busk
nes with a bank "
I ASg TOVB 0BOCKI FOB K. S g SSaNO Of
Bltrinf Duinfrctinl Soray
Ammo!. Cold Water Liquid Slirrl
"Qrin, 0" Nog Booing Wiohitf. IliJ
K.ANO S.CHlMl( All,).
PHAKMACISTS
Pbono Main 113
401 Mais St. Vescourfr, WiihiitftM
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ML . . Wilt, Im mm Urnmm rawest ten- .
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lenr'tenel. ) V.neullat Ion r ree. .m '" p l
eelnlM w.rS an i e-liere. a n.atter lne ' r" t-af.
a h re t'
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All lulla sunrautaed li llfleell
Wise Dental Co.
INCOSPOatTID
Painless Dentists
utltles TMrS 1 WltWaetea. POITI 0, Otf Mat
De Heaesi I A. M. te I. M. Saaat, U
Drive away flies, Moaiiitoe and Gun1
It protects horses and cattle from ",WCI
of Inaecta, enabling them to feed ana
sleep in peace. It prevents loas f "eV'
and atreni'th from worry rained "7
attacks of insects, and from tbf Irntatiosi
of their bite and tin. 'H,fr " ,,
satiafactiort in th relief ""'"'J
dotiiMtic animals from the scour k" "
nia.(lenin(f parasite and flie. lridet'
profit In return. Horses do mr wors
on less feed and cow yield ntr n"
better milk when relieved from the frrnry
Incited by ronatantly fighting a wnu o
voracioti., inaatiabl insects.
Four site, c, ., 75c 1 and fi
Ask your merchant for it. C' -UwVT
CagMlCAI, CO. l'ortland. Orgo
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