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Newspaper Page TextQUICK RESULTS Moderate Rates r Wa treat ant! rur auirklv the. ot lowirt a It mam a, often catting guoU rtiuiii aiir uinar tail : RHEUMATISM. APPENDICITIS, INSOMNIA. NEURALGIA, ANAEMIA. EPILEPSY, ASTAMMA, PNEUMONIA, HYSTERIA. CATARRH and all disorder. if the etamarh. Liver. Ktrlneya, Moweta an-1 all re- Weakneeeea. Eye. Ear. Note and Throat trouhlee ere qulckly rear-had by our new methoUa and over 1104 aa'tafled natlenta ala.lv te.tirv to th. permanent relief obtained from our treatment which may be taken at our sanitarium or office. For full particular, addresa or call on DR. H. W. FREEZE, 30S rrcsuts Trail Kit. FOBTLANO. ORE. PUBLIC LANDS CONVENTION. Denver, Colo, Sept. 28. J9. 30, 1911. Call by the Governor of Colorado In compliance with a resolution or the Eighteenth General Assembly of the State of Colorado, I. John F. jShafroth. governor of said common- wealth announce to the people of ("those western atatea and territories 'having one million or more acre of I public lands reserved and unre served mitbtn their borders" a pub lic lands convention to be held In the city of Denver. Colorado, Septem ber 2S. 30 and 30 of this year, for the purpose of discussing all que tions, and taking such action aa their wisdom may direct, relative to the FARM ORCHARD A'or ami Instructions horn Agricultural Colby and Experiment Station of Oregon and Washington. Specially Suitable to Pacific Coast Condition wnr LIVE STOCK CORNERSTONE OP AGRICULTURAL PROSPERITY. By IN. Jame. Wlthecombe, Director Ore gon. Agricultural Coll fclperl nient Station. Agriculture without live atoclt on the farm Is like bread without yeast and thus Increase the agricultural population of the community. In stead of a diminishing crop yield It will mean a constautly Increasing production. Farming can scarcely ho to come Into Its own without live stock. Let us sieed the day wheu the farms of Oregon shall hae Uve stock not only Is the haala of 1 ........ ...i i........ .. ...i a 1 a I I V Saliva MV7lT-( ,u s at, muiv II u WW proper administration of the uubllrjl 7 ... ,ul . 'rD,,n- ol trueier draft horses, muny more good domain, the natural resources tier- ?...' V. " V- 11 ! hoga aud larger and better flocks ol It IS the ! h.iv. ami Lruu, u.,,1 lu.,te fl..La talning'thereto. and the practical con- ,h'y ',r"etcal means t,f keeping up j sheep, goats, aud poultry. This will servaUon thereof under state author- krh ii I,1, "' Wlth,,, I mean greater general prosperity ant ity and of protesting against congress enacting laws providing for the leas ing of the natural resources of the West. The following states and territories are embraced within the call, viz: Arizona. Arkansas. California. Colo rado, Idaho, Minnesota, Montana, Ne- oraska. Nevada. New Mexico. North new wealth thus created will stock the soil will Inevitably anffer . ..... uetenoratton in Its plant food. Since stimulate and rejuvenate every chaa .. , unsis oi profitable nel of trade and bring prosperity larmer to , hatniiness aud contentment to the farming it behooves the siw mis prooietu tutelllgeut atten tion. The great need of Western Oregon is more first-class cows and more good hogs so that a much lamer sine! A POOR APPETITE QUICKLY REGULATED Dakota. Oklahoma. Oregon. South Da- rcen,a f the crude products of I , "in uv tiDsunieq oy live stock and thus converted Into finished I unit home. I products, kota. Utah. Washington. Wyomlna-I . ,n V" M conaumei, by live anu AiasKa. Inasmuch as the province of the COnVPtlttnn la frit- WAdtAen .i.. . 1 . -tovi u iu im iu ... i. a i,,ia,.i,.ki .. : . auuiuirr araaiuii Ul tile in determine upon questions pertaining fJLVuU tnat cultural College. Method to the interests of western states as .?!..C07"lea he.re Restock In aome ,....,..,.,.. ,h,K1 ...,.,.. if ii ill hum rarAivan at t tan i,tH - " METHOD COURSES FOR TEACHERS. Corvallls Three weeks of special courses in methods of Instruction. j designed for teachers, will be given opening of the six weeks' affected by federal systems. It Is made requisite for qualification that 1 w K n ...111. . " mn .11 1 1 l . LI f 11 III. II 1 1 ' ' 4 . . i. . To those In touch with the situ- i " ' I. ..." " . . . . . . eMiniiiri erBsiuu HI lllB V.IICK1JII AID- courses In nt and u DEDUCTION THAT WAS TRUE ara the safest sad most reliable catbaitic and eyatem cleanser. The beat remedy for Torpid J.irer, Biliotuneaaaad Sick Headache. At Draratata' ae ky Mall, 19 Casts JSoyi Cumu li, Cow Fua.TLeUi.Ow uanooa v. . i withth.b..nninofth..,..rMci..ooii...'!tcnanKe other commercial bodies; !?,dvSCaia8 ,nr very direction. U (. delegates shall have been taxpayers and voters within respective states three years. The governor, senators and gressmen. and mpmhora nf ti,a otom leeislature of ouch ataie ami ..i jdustry tory. and delegate of each territorv and of Alaska, are hereby commis sioned as delegates. Each governor may appoint thirty delegates. The mayor of each city may appoint one delegate for each made the best ally. j pervision, seclal dlMcussions of prub- raS?Il"r- " auiH-rvlnlon. and a course of t.i. 4 ... . . ! iruu resident " ' ,... , . I'l.u,' " ""'""" i lectures and exercises , J c I tins VtllllllT hogs, poultry, eggs. etc. and art, luminal train- In iilivalrul lr culture will be Included. Seven de- work will be treated t..l.l - """'"y .iriimci, 1-lflllflllB til con- ' .k ':..i-7.:. agriculture, commercial subjects, do- In , 1. 1 .. ........ , . I --- " .... ii hub i-Miuir lur a numiierf ot years, with the result that the ear marks or prosperity are atrongly In evidence all over the county. Before the advent of dairying there was not a bauk In the county, now there are eleven of these financial Institution ff" viiv uciuaiaiB Itll FBL'U ; m ... 1000 of population, but not to exceed ? . 0 Pro,l',ro" con- auumuii to mis, gooi modern homes dot th.j a total of fifty. Each chamber of commerce, board of trade, real estate .dition. barns In and Son onlr eollese mark. There are no lonir eM'F enin.n COWntf. TW onle V, unaa'i Collnje ee the Paclllc CoiM. Chan ert lint. Ideal cliejate. kjitrance and graduation re ajairevarata cqaivalrnt te rhoae ef tanirfor4 ana Uoieentrt . at California. Well aqgiDprd latoraronea, C.roonJ. coav anat eae buntlred and afry acrea, special rare for healra. out aWlife. "rea. LucUa CUr L'arion. A. M.. Lin. D..LL.D. rf catalorae aldreal Jecmarf, MUla Colleic t. O., tail! ':,-Ii"J,t'?4'k"," of ih hoi SSE OF JESUS AND SRT. t, .. Mi, rf C-Wua- Cmrta. Maaie. an. Ilmtraa and Comer caDrrlaMMaMIIaaaan lRHa Moral ana btellecraa! T-aiainf Wrtt-foraaaoaaceaatat Addren trrts tfrru'in. a. f..,it each board of countv commisslonra-!,rul-v " Progressive agricultural each association of stock trower. nf!?unt-v' made so by live stock. The lumbermen, of forestry, of Irrigation; each horticultural or agricultural or- school subjects, primary grades. aud those ot the PUBLIC LANDS CONVENTION. Tentative List of Topics For Discus sion to be Introduced by Paper. Denver, Sept. 28-30. 1911. The Issue What Should Il nna With Our (..razing I-andx: The limn-. ganization may appoint ten dele gates. Each governor is requested to ap point a state executive committee of! arms are wen mien and tne soil Is j "lead Principle Made Applicable to growing richer rather than poorer, the Grazier; What Should He Don I nder-dralnage has been practiced ex-1 With Our Western Forests- What tenslvely; in fact, the farmers of 'Province Should the States Exercise Washington County have laid mora Respecting Water Powers; What Hrov tile thin have been used In all other ilnce Should the Stai five, to co-operate with the Colorado eoun'les ln Oregon combined. Dairy- siecting Coal. Oil, (.as. and I'hos- execmlve committee J Arthur mane mis possible. Perman-1 pnute Lands; Private Irrigation Enter- Eddy, chairman. Denver. Colorado ient roa'1 b,lll,,l"8 ' now in active pro-! prise Compared With Government Kc- The real issue Is. plainly and dls-1 r,?s, and l'" the unty highways clamatlon. tlnctlv what hue it.. ni,n h.,,.i I'"1 "e well improved. Land values Development Thai t'l.uwii.ui.i... other than the little remaining farm- 7 r ' ""'J increasing ami t?i . estern w ater Powers; Power Ener Ing lands shall be held in perpetuity 1 ale ral,l"y aubdlvlded glzed liy Water Kails Compared with by the national government free from , are adding t ower r.nergized by Coal; The Pobsi taxation by the states, to be admin-' " u . .,no population or tho ; unities of Dry Karmlng; The Proper . . , aTf II 1 VI T ' I hid faa hpnnllrtel1 .11 i . . . I k.. .... I . . . . 1 istereii tnrough leasehold for revenue ? i'iiii.u, mi aue i.i , uciiiiieni or tne itesort and He- for the federal treasurv, and under . " "na . . r ,arm F'OCK- an' crPa", Hesource of Our Mountain bureaus at the national caoftol. " u uns ior nan- uumr), iionti una. in Kssentlul to A rental or lease based upon the A , . , L".un,v "ar live stock will Our Itest Development and the Prob- Ho Little Tommy Knew the Names of People He Had Never Seen Be foreSoy Was Right, Tommy's mother had taken htm to church to hear the evening sermon, and they occupied seats In the gal lery. Tommy tried not to allow bis attention to wander front the preach sr. but It did. He seemed to be pur Ocularly Interested In a family who sat In front of him, and when the sermon was about half over he whla pered to his mother: "Mamma, I never saw those people before, but I know their names." "Hush, dear!" "Hut I do," persisted Tommy "Their name's Hill." "How do you know?" "Every time the preacher says his text, i will lift up mine eyes to the hills,' those two big girls look at each other and smile." Subsequent Inquiry proved that Tommy was quite correct. output of natural resources do for other counties. lem Presented by Conditions Peculiar la a tar ae'R.M Ml d,, Wml 0iii,lfV UK1" prouuction. ana a tax upon '-- v: "IT,' ,, , . Ichereeof Siatenof m. John Haptiet i Kpiaropail I production is Invariably paid by tho 1 e . makln "e 8t,,clt 'he domln-i Economics Practical Economics Miasieta "t taruMat.. consumer. Such policv would com ,?nt ,fea,ure ot , 'arming. This county Practiced by the Lumber Industry iro.eo,.re-TiiE iTtHViTknioit I' "e western states to bear an, , noteti ior us excellent riock.4 in loal Mining. In Coal Consumption. 1 Qfne.3D.t.H,t.n.Hu . I I undue proitortlon of the burdens of 25 and KoaU for 8,,,"e tinlB- b-v Kallmada. in Metalllftrous Mining ' ithe national trcvommnr v.. c.i,.(To these the farmers are now add-'and Smeltlnif : The ,'iini ii.,-...... FREE TO YOU. A aample of Clover 1-eaf Catarrh Remeilr. the ' ''"" . uiirnq ior tne treatment and states have ever been compelled to ln da'ry herds. At present there are 1 the Supply. Consumption and Annuu'l Open-Faced. "What Is the matter with that fel low over there, yawning his head off?" Inqred the patent churn man. "What has tired him so?" "Him? Aw. that's Elmer Sagg," re plied the landlord of the Skeede tav ern. "And he ain't tired, either; he's Interested. Elmer went down to the derpo day before yesterday to see the train go through. Just out o habit, and not b'cui ha expected .o behold anything unusual. And there was a comic op'ry troupe on board, with a special csr titled with chorus girls, and one or Vm blew a kiss at him and called him Skeezlrks!" And he's been standln' ope; -mouthed ever since." Purk. ' pay royalties ucts. why must consist. s upon their natural prod- "lore hfKh cla!' Jersey herds ln Polk Growth: Has the Soil of the I'nlted , mlKht be '" should we? Our wealth oun,' ,,1Pr' are ln a,l' other Slates Iteeoiue Impoverished. yer's case, y relief of na-al catarrh and eold in the head. A.kiveT features, the tOX revenue from ftto"!T.,tuh".hT-?m,1 nd a hh""; which is so essential to the main- wa will aend it fr. s.,id br ail iirui"t- prw ' tenance of state government. Even jo eentt. Prepared by clover Leaf i-harmacr. i the raw land Itself Is withdrawn i ii., in ui air ia..aLii,ii. These are the conditions which con front us. It rests entirely with the' I tonic. Alterative and Keeolvent. The eat remedy for Kulneva, Liver and Bowela, Eradicalri punplea. KruptionainU Diaordere ef the Kkin. fiinfiea tlie Blood and ntves Xma, otrcnaili sad Viajut la lbs tuUic aauia. ALCOHOL OPIUM TOBACCO nimbi KrBfti.i Oai'atruiric4 K taot In foo. Wnid I f lle-TJ rs. -y. iiut iniTmiT. n 1. 1 1 rw s. The President Is our authority, through the medium of his message of December 6, 1910. that these are not questions pertaining to partisan politics. Never Despair. At a St. Patrick's day dinner In Huston Senator l-odice once said: "Low as was Ireland's estate then there was no cause for despnlr. No estate Is ever so low but that It wer. Like the woodsaw- yon know. "You need exercise, violent exnr. else, that's what you need.' doctor once siiicj to tills woodsawyer. 'What is your business, my man? 'I'm a woodsawyer. sir. n. nam me doctor, 'suppose you non i grease your saw for a uiout or so. Loss of Appetite aj. ways means 5tomadi weakness -and this re quires HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS immediately. It tones, strengthens and invigor. ates the entire digestive system. Try it and see for yourself. TOU'll flI3 IT ICEILEIT Moat Powerful Poison. From the microbe which givsi in numan beings to the disease aa tetanus, or lockjaw. poisus. iviauma iv vutaineai waicn It OVef 11 times more nowerful than air.-w.,J w . A fragment of tetanlno so imall mi be invisible to the naked eye eon kill almost Instantaneously the etroq est man. One fifteen thoutindis p of a grain of It has caused tb 4ev of horse 1,600,000,000 times it ji weight. INFLAM" MATION AND PAf Cured by Lydia L Pinkh Vegetable Compound. f retnn Iowa. I was troiinWI long time with liitlammatlua, M in my tint i headaches and i very largely. In those ' """l .u'e"'a,p- nis means agil-1 uovernmental A Portrayal of ."-ai.ii mm noon me lurmeri iiiericau iiureaiicrattc (!vernnient of Polk County w ill become more ! The Wise and liHtiincmii .,-.. i, ... generally prosperous. This county Our Public Land Policy: State Con- am., na. noiiie. e-Mfiu'iii nerus oi s-rvation vs. I-ederal Conservation swine and the breeding of draft 1 federal Revenue Compared With horses Is receiving marked attention I I-ocal or Slate Revenue; The Federal This Increased production .of live Special Aa-ont Svain.i .. people of the West whether they will "k n"?an the growing of morojthe Safety of Our Republican Instl- acquiesce In this proposed new order "-' . miniia anu omer ror- j tiuions; inll viiluullnm vs. Collectlv- of things. aw croP. which, when consumed Ism as Each Affect the Interest of the ,.iini me larm, uecome me irue son est: Ttie iin-Amerlcan Covernment i n,t"v , . Accorded Alaska; The Demand for Other Western Oregon counties are Access to the Courts I'pon All Ques- ni.iwiiiH a rearer interest m live (ions Ars nr Vmm iu. .-... I ... - - . Hence'. thTof a.'l ..t.Tnl VZWZ l' -V-' ! "'''a'ns I-ertalnlng to the Picl P " U'e Ch'ttn ami Kallty iiniul Lands: Shnnlil Thla ,.,.,.. I..- i There Is ample room and abundant i aiigurale a Permanent Organization opportunity for the Improvement of j Invitation Is extended for comniiitil live stock conditions upon the wheat cations narrating incidents making farms of Eastern Oregon. This soil i siiKKestions ami affn,.iin .'..... ... votistiess. 1 had ken ao many ctiiee, tliat I v disc ou rages' thought I llever get WtU IriflKl told I.vdia E. I'inlL Vegetable t round and It Rtorcd me tobri I have no 1 His Status. MlL 1 . . a no is ine vapid young man In tne rornerj Over there where Miss Plumpy I faiths can unite on common ground " , " C,,,H' v Kra n aum-1 Dtunaln: Injustice of the Pul.llc u for the defense of the West. This ! ."'"T and ''''rn'nK of, Btraw, ' Toward Alaska; The llleKa convention Is designed as an Instru- ;l"nately ra"ldl' becoming obso ot lorest Reserves Devoid of Foi . .v. i. -.1.1-1. .i.- ..in :Ic'- Inds: Should Tl.la r,..,.i ment through which the will of the people of the public land states can be expresesd. With cordial ureency, I respectful ly press this invitation upon those of i. iiir-nn una iii.imiiuu iiinm I iin?wf "I !!,.. i, .v. ,, , , . . . "i i the states which are Included In the I'l".. I'"" a rich and re- ures which will 1 f assistance r!3 J BELM0KT wo SCHOOL iaw1ai4-j,- 'rjr u 'ea. Tanel a t'lS caafc W aw MM .XJ '1 tAKi.t. T' 'Jlaa ZU a, hnM MlSotT ItTO SCH001 1 U.l. ram Pa Or. BOYNTON FURNACES Moat aeorttfmiral arvt efTecftv ( ir bottaa rid achml htin. J. C. BAYER FURNACE CO. rront end Market Sts. Porttand, Or. SEND FOR CATALOGUE. foregoing list and apportionment. Given under my hand and the Ex ecutive Seal this dav of .Tune, A. D. 1911, JOHN F. SHAFROTH. Governor of Colorado. A BENEFIT TO THE COAST. markably well adapted to the produc tion of wheat is also well adapted to tne production or live stock. Hogs, sheep and draft horses should be produceii from these farms In great numbers. These In time would great ly Increase the value of production per acre and at the same time Insure the conservation of soil fertility. The field pea and alfal'a should largely supersede 'be summer-fallow. Thes are both good nitrogen-gatherers, and at the same time furnish excellent for the growing and fattening PACIFIC COLLEGE OF CHIROPRACTIC 409 Ce-nmonwealth BWf ., Portland, Or. PrwiMwtlTe atudenta write for Information. Open and private Clinic. momln. af tarnoon ami vemna?. Invalid, and othera deelnn akllled au sratiance ahould write fur raw to the Collef e or Greiner's Chiropractic Health Home MTtLM M. nEUM, 0. t, .uptrMt.n4.itL 775 Wia.ams Avenue, Portland, Oregon Trained nnraee, akllled onerarora and the beat Ckirupractie advice in consultation la every caee. Pacific States Fire Insurance Co. Con aolidated With Farmers Union Co. Forms a Strong Local Co. The Pacific States Fire Insurance feed i.omnany. wirn omces in tne t.naniner i swine ana sneen. Kach arain of Commerce Hnllillng. Portland. Is farm should have some draft mares meeting with marked success through- and the growing of good horses out the Northwest. Nearly l."0 local should be made a feature of the farm aeenclei In Oregon are now accepting No better horses can be produced business for the Company and Ha In- anywhere than can lie grown upon the fl'ience is being steadily extended, j wheat farms of Eastern Oregon. Per The ohlect of the Company Is. To haps. however, the greatest field of keep Money n the Pacific states; to 01lfirt t .ieir nm,i,l , V. s are economical production of hogs. These should be Realizing that millions of dollars ' :l"T. -.ma n,y VT" "lraira Vth a are sent every year to Foreign and ,1 """,";"n," or " -nd Eastern Inanrane rr.rMoni.. .ki. finished upon peas grazed off In the . ,-.. .,n eiIJ rrt.1- . t ompany was organized by men rep- , ",""J- Bn p""y n'i resenting our most conservative snd ' Pr"'bl way of producing hogs, and successful business Interests. The ,Hme t,m ?ood method of Company now has about 600 stwk- "ulldlng. The peas will produce holders among which are over 50 lead-' the br,nt ot Prlt "'J a'ld nitrogen Ing bankers, which U a guarantee of organic substance to the soil, good business administration. (both exceedingly essential In the con- The funds are all Invested In the nervation of moisture anrl the annniv. Northwest. ling of plant food for Whenf nrnHne. - i t V. . ' : " iHriiinny in live atocit proiiuct i ln...r fVai '"T'c"0", n"Hi"es: In awlne husbandry. Conditions irer... "n.i0:o,:2n,?.F!.L ? favorable for the econo, . n Dun n ill IIUIIICU aillWUUlS among Its Stockholders. inose, wnen chosen, to prepare the respective aiers. Address Public Lands Convention Committee, Room 318-319, Chamber of Commerce Hldg., Denver, Colorado. FASHION HINTS I'm l.le.l If t a.. ... . , anow, Din ne is a wave ,.! n. I. ... i . . rl, auuut on an occa sion use tins "I see accessory." Ile a a sort of chafing dish VERY NECEf SARY, If corrccc ; TEA SPICFS BAfllrlO POWDCK llUST RIGHT acssnauTEis The Farmers' Union Fire Tnsuranc Co., of Pendleton, was recently con solidated with the Pacific States Cn and Manuel Frledly, of that city added to the Hoard of Director!. Thla com bination has materially Increased the volume of business and strengthened mei company nnanclally, tlon. Thla system of farming will enable the farm unit to steadily grow smaller Gluten Feeds. Oluten feeds are not to hm er.in fcereaftef. They will, therefore, no longer show the bright orange color Tin. jaunty little shirt waiit i, nm,0 f white .mil lk. and triimnI ailh .,h S" '.K,h7 ,r."',..w,"! ' L ' t .i' ta,"lt ' ne f t charms of thla naint. Thla rrimh.n. I- I. ..ti.L I . ... ""i '.,.'""rn i which we are accuatomeri people can Justly take pride and mVZiZn ii.M bVt In which all confidence can be re-l J. ' dlr?if rllow' Tnl wlllln - tueir vaiue; nor did the color Injure It A distinction ahould nae oeiween cottonseed meal and posed. A local Company should have preference In local business. At their offices. 200-204 Chamber of Commerce ... I ' ro"lan". President Reach Will he pleased to reeelva frl.a.1. the Company at mr time ne e.n .-a make the acquaintance of the local agent ia your town. . cottonseed feed. The latter contains more or leas of bulla, and analytea about 2J per cent protein. Anything below 3S per cent protein should be claaeed with the Utter. heep and Lambs. Because sheep bare warm coat h does not follow that they can be e posed to wet and storms. If any sheep or lamb la heard eous-h. Ing. put It by Itself, nnd -. .7?. w tCj.aeat aae,avar Mr. Scorcher Ifaaa Vnil a.a... thing ready for the automobile trip? WliI7r PI I lltttra. a. . a tlr, two Inmpi. thr annrUina, anrl i .e..l UHH Mrs. Hcorrher And ou for.,. .i.. court plaster. HI Ida.-. 'The Dhongllsh ha rlage custom. The groom holds bis nose agnlnst a small e.n-j.i.. . jectcouldn't ou.t.n.k.oh grindstone, nrohahia ' rupted Mr. Grouch. Inter pain, my iitTvi'sareatronirersiid; 1. my owti work. Lydia K. llnU Vegetablo ('oniiHitmil riircd mti rveryiiiimr ei.se had r.iiini, and I ommctnl It toother suffering wnnrl -.miis. m. Mjils, tloa . lloww. t rcstou, Iowa. Thoiisnnds of unsolicited and pf l ie teMtmotiUls like the alum f Pi Clll. ieiiry of J.y.114 K. IlnkM r9it:ililo otiiMmiil, ht-h It ti i-t lusivny i mm roots and bcrt Women wlwl suffer from this trr-ssing Ills sbonld not Ii.m ik i tliew f.Ktaoriloulittlieat.llityoflV i.. riiiMKim s VcifeUblo ConipoaiH -.iiure iiit ir IicaltU. If Toil wittit KMMlnl ftdvlcr wtf I'liikimiii. ut l.vnn.JM Mio v ill trcnt vaiip letter Mrlctlyconllilentliil. VurVWi nn ihren hcliilnir nick wt-l in llila way, free of i-hurtfc. W iii-situio write at once. Tne feiemal Now. Concern yourself as little H ble with your paaL I nnectMnar? torture over what you have ben only cripple you In your nobl tie to be better. Now Is the onlj H of time of great moment lo r you devote yourself to now th will be a dream, the future PH realization. Joseph Russell CI" lv ri, a i Only Married Men Count In Cores marriage Is even mo" port ant and essential for a ni- It Is for a woman aa. until a wed, he Is a being of no ef1 If a father haa not selected wife his none ere they reach ths m iwenty he Is considered wortm1 nerrleetftil "Ton Oata for Colta. Tha eoat of 10 or So bushels of oata fed to the eolt during the winter will be worth more than twtc9 M Ra growth and development His Difficulty, pay too little alt. ii your personal irr.r.... " 10 , ti mr me the man maas any more Dorfbarbler. ys he Clothes r m Some Wind. A contemporary speaks Wt, of egcltemenf "Tbat must be a cyclone" of Cure Youi Dandruff Why? Because Ii Is mnoyitl untidy. And mostlv. beciu l almost Invariably IcadM baldness. Cure It. and v your hair. Get more, too, the tame time. AH easily M with Ayer'a Hair Vieor,T Improved formula. Siop h formation of dandruff I I Doei nnf rAnnee if,, nU nf f SJ NE Nali iiie "."an reraaala t Th new Ayer'a Hair Viiorwljle uo inia wort, because, flrti oi atroya the terms which ara J cause of dandruff. Havlnl:, nature complete! the cure. TW "tored to a perfectlf baattby J, r Ull Jlj 'Or I D.I Leu U.I Th. leix t eaeaf. 0. Aye 0e