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Newspaper Page TextFor Value Buy Our Special ORTLAND B U S I N E S S $100 Diamond* D IR E C T O R Y , It’s a beautiful Stone and a profitable investment. This store is Headquarters for Military Wrist Watches. Write us Mention your home paper when answering these advertisements. JAEGER BROS., (°3Èr) Portland. Oro. ESTABLISHED 1870 Mail Orders Given Immediate Attention. PORTLAND. OREGON F. FRIEDLANDER CO., Jewelers. Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing. 310 Washington between 5th and 6th Sts. MR. BUSINESS M AN A re you w an tin g to sell. W e h a v e b u y ers fo r gen eral stores, g ro ce rie s, c o n fe c t io n ery, ciga rs, resta u ran ts, etc. Sand m e d escrip tion . F. itIE ftD O N , U 1TTEK, L u W F . & CO.. 203-5-7 B oard o f T ra d e Bldg. NETTIE LEONA FOY MRS. FRED OLSEN Teacher of Singing Sec. Oregon State Music Teachers’ Ass’ n Teacher of Piano Authorized Pupil of Gabrilowitsch 409 Sherman-C'lay Building, Portland, Oregon. THE BEST OF VAUDEVILLE Presenting at all times the Biggest American and European Novelties. Every SUN.. MON , TUES., WED. Mat. Daily, 10c to 50c. Nights, 10c to $1.00 At HEILIG THEATER We Will Rent You an Auto a n d You Drive REASONABLE RATES« City Garage It Yourself. Surprisingly high Mileage. Phone Marshall 3841 s - 84 Sixth Sr. Portland. Ore. Res. Phone,“Tabor 8869 G ra ce A d a m s Swetlaml Ruiltlir.g U corns, 403-404-405 . Fifth and Washintrton Portland, Oregon Optometrist & Optician Edith I. Phillips, °Ptometrist and °p 'ic>an ¿g 160-451 Pittock Block ' Washington at West Park Phone Broadway •V 1303 1 Portland, Oregon. CLARK, KENDALL G OVE R NM EN T. M U N IC IP A L A N D S l CO. C O R P O R A TIO N B O N D S Second Floor Northwestern Bank Building:. PORTLAND, ORE W e ow n ai>d ofier for investment a selected list of Tax Lien bonds yield ing 6 Per Cent Net, free from all Federal Income Taxes. Special Attention lo M ail JOrders. „ ____ _________________ _ Write for Descriptive C ircular. P Q I Direct factory prices. Give Our Standard C brand a trial. In barrel lots $2.30 per gallon. It’s a good paint. We manufacture all kinds of house paints, enamels, barn, roof, wagon and auto paints. Before buying write and get our prices. Agents wanted everywhere. OREGON STANDARD PAINT MANUFACTURING 10., 172 First SL. Portland, Ore. A I J IM R I IvA MJ M. Direct from the packer to your door, 10c a pound RIVER SMELTS y[e p a y pOStage. Packed in 5 to 2(5 pound cartons. Write for quantity quotations. We handle everything in fresh, fro- Zen' Büô^amhüf, 8póft!and, Ore. Single Frozen AUTO LM We especially invite out-of-town visitors to give us a trial. We will make you feel at home. Sixth and Alder Streets, PORTLAND, ORE. The House of Parts and Accessories for Autos. ■ V T Cl *■ d X Northwest Fish Company BEST PLACE IN TOWN TO EAT ‘L ’ Cafeteria We will send you Parcel Post anything you may want for the Auto if it can be secured in the city. liM LONG & SILVA, 462 Hawthorne, Portland, Oregon CHRISTIAN BROTHERS’ BUSINESS COLLEGE PORTLAND, (REB0K. QMND AVE INO CLACKAMAS ST IKON»* UST 5796 C 2206 DAT AND NIGHT CLASSES. BOARDERS RECEIVED. WRITE. W e Pay Cash for You Will Feel Right at Home. Beautifully Furnished Rooms. Safe Central PORTLAND, ORE Cafe and E V E R Y TH IN G FOR Weekly Rates Monthly Rates J. C. ENGLISH CO. Roof THE Electric Washing Machines SOLD ON EAST TERMS. 148 Fifth Street, Portland, Oregon Second Floor Bet. Morrison and Alder. Garden O FFIC E H O TEL ALDER O f fic e F u r n itu r e a A p p lia n c e s •P r i n t i n g E ngra M arshall 6080 A6548 . Rooms $1 per day and up. Special monthly rates. Out-of-town visitors made to feel at home. Sobthern Pacific electric train depot in same building. J. W. BUSHONG. Manager. 285 Alder St., cor. 4th. - PORTLAND. ORE. B o o k b in d in g v in g fu r# c?&kv*r¡dAin¿jng ( à F IF T H A O A K S T R E E T S '< & Write for Prices sod Tags. Hazelwood Co., Front and Ankeny Sts. 11 th »nd Stark. PORTLAND. ORE. Excellent CREAM, EGGS, POULTRY, VEAL and HOGS. Gl.OOWItbwt Bath $1..T0 Witfi Bath NORTONIA HOTEL P O R TL A N D OREGON THE PAYETTE DISTRICT C O M P L E T E L tN E O F S T E E L F I U N G D E V IC E S A N D S Y S T E M S offers the Largest Investment to be Found. The three essentials, i. e.. BUHL MILK CANS S an itary m ilk in g pails, strainers, etc., are stand ard w ith N orth w e st D airym en . Burrell M ilkers d o e s the w o rk o f 10 men en ou gh In 1 y e a r to p a y fo r its cost. W e ca rry p. full line o f D a iry Supplies, B arn E qu ipm en t, Silos, etc. W rite us fo r large c a ta lo g con ta in in g one o f the fin e st assortim ents o f D a iry S upplies in the N .W . M O N R O E & C R IS SE L L . 91 F ro n t St. P ortland. These three coupled with Marvs intelligence and industry make failures impossible. Corn, alfalfa and other grasses with cereals, po tatoes, and fruit with stock and poultry are our Jong suites. Most beautiful hpmes, Cheap land,. 'higl earning p o w e r ^ ^ 1 v Write. ! A \ U *-*• ” vrT T r rA IL 1 1 da IDAHO T H E B E S T E A T S IN T H E C IT Y De Laval Separators St. Nicholas Cafeteria EverrthiXs for the 129 S'*,h Portland, Oregon. Dairy, Creamery and Cheese, : hat,you T unt and D,y f°r what you gPt; Factory. I a c c o r d i o n p l e a t i n g . . ^ o ‘rio ^ o L * and" P le iT 'S k 'iF u J AM ES BAR IN EQ IJ I PM EN X S ty le Tor 31. H em stitch in g , 10c per yard. a c m e f e e d CUTTERS j _ e a s t e r n n o v e l t y M FO . CO. ALPHA G A S ENGINES I 85u F ifth St ’ ................ ..... B ro a d w a y 2000 EMPIRE MILKING M .c h ln .. „ h e m stitch ,», scallop in g, ral" a c c o rd - io n sid - e pleat, bu tton * tion. | cove __ _ _ _ _ ___ COLUMBIA DAIRY SUPPLY CO A O A T I C O T T E R . A M FO . J E W E L E R S 92-94 Front St., Portland, Oregon i , - . r . an(j repairing. M iller7«, ah flt., , ^Map-stir ^Majeittic T h ea ter B ldg I PILES, FISTULA fl a r tif ic ia l lim és 11Y* £1 * ^ and all other diseases j O regon A r tific ia l L im b Co., Inc. W rite fo r C atalog. 425 W a sh in g ton St., P ort- o f the rectum by an original j land, Oregon. Painless Method, A U C T IO N E E R S - 2d H A N D FU R NIT URE ! F o rd A u ctio n C o ^ A ^ l k i e e r i . \Ve W ithout Chloroform or K nife •ell ev eryth in g . 191 Sehqnd Ht., P ortland, and withyio danger whatever to the patient. My „PJTO A C C E S S O R IE S treatment is no experiment, but the mo9t success- ) ful method ever discovered. Many cases have M otor«, g ears, bea rin gs, wheels, axles, been curefi by this method after operation had a nd trailers. W e w reck all m ak es o f cars failed. Consult me about your case. « “ « **11 th eir p art* a t h a lf price. David .. P , j u U r . IN. C l a u d e H a m p t o n , Dekum Building. * Port.and. Oregon. i-fod. • r n . V Rrcadwav and Ft and era | Motor p a r ti M f V t o , S2t. fturn iki. i t P arte fo r all c a r » at h a lf price. Eucalyptus’ Superiority. Unkindness Often Bad Habit. A cedar tree requires more than a Unkindness is more a loose, indif century to grow large enough to yield ferent habit than Intentional negtec?, a 30-foot telephone pole. The eucalyp disrespect, or downright fneanness. tus wiH attain a larger growth in 3u years aiid its wood is quite as durable. Words and deeds are patented by thoughts; and it is so easy to fall into Do It. slothful, 'indifferent thinking that, of Aristotle said that the way to learn to do a thing is by doing It. If the saying be applied to the thingrf of the mind as well as to the things done by the hand, great good will come of it. Bow ie & Caldwell*« Second Floor Pittock Block BUILDING MATERIALS J3 3 3 3 3 3 3 O rder you r land p laster oY lim e fertilizer now . Ship later. P rices right. P. L. C H E R R Y CO., Inc. 271 H a w th orn e A ve. P ortlan d ( INADIAN FARM I 1ND8 Thfe C an adian P a c ific R a ilw a y is c o l on izin g its land g ra n t in W e ste r n C anada — A g rea t op p ortu n ity to g et rich v irg in p ra irie land v e r y cheap, on e x c e p tion a lly lon g and e a sy term s— F arm land $11 to $30, irrig ated land up to $50 p er a cre, w ith 20 y ea rs to p ay— $2000 loan fo r im p rov em en ts on irrigated land— L a n d se e k - ers’ E x cu rsio n s w ith red u ced rates. F o r fu rth e r in form a tion w rite o r ca ll L . C. T h orn ton , D istrict R ep resen ta tiv e, 208 R a ilw a y E x ch a n ge B ldg., P ortlan d, Ore C A R D IO -V ^ C ^ U A R J R E ^ N A L D IS EA S E M oore S anitarium . A n in stitu tion d e voted to d o in g one th in g w ell. OffLce 908 Selling B uilding, P ortlan d, O regon. C H IR O P R A C TO R — D R U G LE S S M EMT TR EA T DR. R A Y M O N D S WATTERS Accute and ChroniA Cases. Chi ropractic is the most Scientific method of treating disease. 305-6 SwetSand Bldg., Comer 5th and Washington streets. D R U G L E SS P H Y S I C I A N R heu m atism , C on stip ation , N erve and Stom aclx trou ble. D r. E ln a Sorenson , 508 P an a m a B ldg. ________ nN A JV IC JA L^M O R TG A G E F o r M o r t g a g e Loans see O R E G O N IN V E S T M E N T & M O R T G A G E CO., 220-22 C h a m ber o f C om m erce B ld g ., 4th and _____ ______ S tark, P ortlan d O regon. F A R M M A C H IN E R Y Ideal H oists fo r u n load in g hay, s t r e t c h in g fen ces, d riv in g fe n ce p osts, e r e c t in g buildin gs, bu ildin g road s, clea rin g Land and o th er p urposes. U. 8. IR O N W O R K S , S E A T T L E , W A S H . HIDES. W O O LS & C A S C A R A B A R K "^VVe^pay^iighest^piices^^ q u ota tion . K ah m B ros., 195 F ro n t D '-— E S —---—_______________ , WOOL. T A ’ H —1 I --— __ L L O W St. ^ - B I S S I N G E R A CO. , 1’. O. B ox 4378, 148 to 154 13th St. N., Cor. Irvin g , P ortlan d. M ain O ffice , San F ra n cisco . B ra n ch es: S eattle, S pokane, B oise, Salt L ak e, R eno, Billings, Missoula, Vancouver, GLASSES A T ^ T s A V I N O ^ P a tron a g e so lic ite d on ba sis o f cap able se rv ice and r e a s o n ab le ch arg es. T h ou sa n d s o f s a t isfied p atron s. A trial w ill con v in ce . Chas. W . aG ood m a n , op tom etrist, 209 M orrison. P ain ts and A u to fin ish es. W h olesa le and retail. BOLLS W a ll P a p e r Co., 229 M orrison S L _ __________ _________________ W rite us for prices. P ion eer P a in t Co.,* 186 F irst St., P ortland. P H Y S IC A L TH E R A P E U TIC S Dr. R. A. P hillips, 905 B r o a d w a y B ldg. D isord ers o f the stom a ch , liver, k id n eys, b ow els, g oitre, high b lood p ressu re and fem ale disorders. READ TH IS W a tc h this sp a ce fo r a th orou gh e x p lanation o f our n ew in v en tion , T h e Izard Gas G en era tor— F its a n y s to v e or range. W ill w an t agen ts. P O R TLA N D We can exchange Portland property for any City in Oregon, or State in the Union. Frank L. McGuire, Abbingtan Bldg. Portland, Ore. S A N I T A ,3 Y _ ? E A U J P A R L O R S ____ 4U0 to 412 Dekum^Bldg^ E v ery th in g^ to help the a p p ea ra n ce o f W om a n . L a rg est s to c k o f H a ir G oods. T h ree sep arate stem sw itch m ad e o f c o m b in g s $1.60. T w e n ty - tw o in ch sw itc h o r tra n sfo rm a tio n to m a tch y ou r hair $2.45. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES W a n ts M en, W o m e n to learn the tra d e; p o sition s w a itin g ; sen d fo r ca ta log u e. H a w th orn e A u to & G as E n g in e School, 462 H a w th orn e A v e. P ra ctic a l ex p erien ce in ov erh a u lin g and rep a irin g e v e r y m ake o f a u to an d g a s engine. O x y a cety len e w elding. E sta b lish ed 1907. T A I L O R E D Sl/ITS S u its to o r d e r ,' $10 d ow n , $6.00 per m onth. U nique T a ilorin g C o., 104 F ou rth St.. P ortland. T A L K J N G M A C H IN E S i^orty to 50 per ce n t d isco u n t on V ictor an d C olu m bia records. N ew and used. S a tisfa ctio n g u a ra n teed. W rite fo r c a t a log. V crn It. W en g er. 142% S econ d 81 W A L L P A P E R A N D P A IN T 8 W all p a p e P k n d palnTs. VftioiesaTe and retail. B O LtS W a ll P a p e r .C o ., 229 M o r rison St. • , v V a t e r s y s t e m s ' f o r c o u n t r y HOMES K e w a n e e ^ V T a t e r S y s t e m s t o r n e e T a n y con d ition s. E a sily installed E a sily op - erated. O ver 25,000 In use. W rite fo r literatu re and details. M. D. S P E N C E R 64 1st St. P ortlan d, O regon. * Mexican Sacrificial Stone. The sacrificial stone was the stone on which human victims were sacri ficed before the war god Huitzllopoch- tli. In the principal Aztec temple in M exico., It w$s dug up near the site of thé temple in 1791, and Is now in the Mexican national museum. The stone is disk shaped, 8 3-5 feet in dia meter and 2% feet thick. The sides are covered with elaborate sculptures. Life’s Without the can be no true can be great in and one day when the Red Cross searcher was going through the ward they suggested that it would he a great service if she would get definite informa tion as to what had become o f him. “ Why, Jack is in the ward I just came from,” said the searcher. “ He has been begging me to find out what became o f Jerry. He thought he hud been killed.” The news of the happy reunion o f the two boys traveled about the hos pital until it came to the ears of a nurse In a distant ward. “ They must he the p jlr who were such pnls that they were the talk of the ship I crossed on,” site declared, and hurried to see them. “ By Jove! It’s the pretty nurse who was on the boat,” shouted Jerry. And the Red Cross searcher at hospital No. 5 who had brought about the reunion found herself famous overnight. HINTS FOR POULTRY GROWERS tentimes unthinkingly, we / neglect, Bumblebee’* Soliloquy. speak carelessly to, or treat qhcoh- cernedly those toward whom we ought Frank, seeing a bumblebee for the to act with most consideration and de- first time, said to his brother: "Hear I ference.—G. E. \V„ in Great Thoughts. that bug whispering to itself.” Farmers Borrow Large Sum From Government Farm Loan Banks Since Organisation Farmers have borrowed $139,378,000 from the twelve federal farm loan bnnk* since their organization in March, 1917. In reporting this the farm loan board announced that cupl- tal stock o f the banks, originally sub scribed mainly by the government, has Increased from $9.000,000 to $15,975,- 000 through additional subscriptions by farm loan associations, and that bonds amounting to $140.122,000 have been issued. The fnrmers are making their pay ments promptly. The report shows only $80,000 in loans was overdue, and delinquencies occurred utmost entirely In sections where there had been crop failures. Three hnnks, Wichlln, Spokane nnd Houston, have an actual surplus, and the Spokane and St. Paul banks will begin Vihortly to repay t h / government for the stock originally subscribed. The first step to eradicate the pests which live in cracks and crevices in poultry houses is to thoroughly clean the house, writes I*. P. Schowengerdt of the Colorado Agricultural college. All litter, nest material and droppings should he removed. Theft spray or paint thoroughly the entire surface of the house and literally flood all cracks and inside o f nests with a 5 per cent solution of cresol. Use plenty of spray and do the work thoroughly. Finally it should be remembered that one application of cither of these treat ments js not sufficient. Where there are lice and mites there are also eggs or “ nits” of these same pests. A Sec ond treatment should he glveh about one week after the first. By this time the “ nits” will lie hutched and the treatment will affect them while It did not kill the “ nits” at the first applica tion. Thcso suggestions followed out will Belief That You Are Tired, relieve the hen of the greater number Not Work, Makes You Tired of parasites and will enable her to make the best possible use of her feed “ The thing that makes the ’tired and time. It Is not profitable to feed a lien when lice or mites are sapping business ratin’ tired is bis belief that he is tired. Believg the contrary. nil the nourishment and vitality from There have been times when you her body. worked all day and all night on a stretch. It did not kill you. Work It Damascus, Oldest City, Known self, says American Magazine, ns the as “ The Pear! of the East” modern business world Is organ ized, cannot possibly ‘tire out’ the man If it Called by orientals “ the Pearl of o f average normal health. the East,” Damascus is the oldest city could, Rdlson would have t>oen dead In the world which Is inhabited. It is at the age o f thirty-five, Bell would mentioned repeatedly In the Old Tes never have produced the telephone, tament, and documentary evidence Henry Ford would not be now n king shows that the nncient city dates back of the automobile business, Herbert to 1400 B. C. Travelers refer to It as C. Hoover would not be controlling and “ daar, dirty Darnnscus,” for Its odors directing the nation's food supply to are' many and strong, and Its street day, Woodrow Wilson would be In a cleaners have long ceased to work. sanitarium. General I’ershlng would be One o f the city’s mnln features is “ the fitklng n ‘rest cure’ Instead o f com street which Is called Straight,” which manding American soldiers In France.” runs from east to west. Damascus has been the scene o f mnny conflicts since Why France Needs Beef. David sent an expedition against It nnd took It with a slaughter of 22,000 Since the outbreak o f the war men. Egyptians, Crusnders ami Turks France suffered n loss o f 2,000,000 fought so repeatedly for it that It has head of cattle. Moreover, the cattle become the most captured us well as greatly lost In weight. Before the the oldest city in the world. war the average weight In meat of slaughtered cattle was from 770 to 880 pounds, whereas today It hardly Health American Army. exceods 550 or 570 pounds. That Is The health o f the American army, why France needs the American beef bt th at home and overseas, has been so much today. of excellent and the mftrtnlity rate from disease probnbly lower than In any Quiet Places. similar body o f troops in the history silence of life there of warfare. Surgeon General Willlum C. Gorgas declared In his annual re greatness, and no man port. the hours of expression and dally activity unless he has first been in the silent places of his Indi vidual life.— Theodore Lyman Frost. Most folks forget that the kidneys, like the bowels, get sluggish and clog ged and need a flushing occasionally, else we have backache and dull misery in the kidney region, severe headaches, rheumatic twinges, torpid liver, acid stomach, sleeplessness and all sorts of bladder disorders. You simply must keep your kidneys active and clean, and the moment you feel an ache or pain In the kldiley re gion. get about four ounces of Jad Salts from any good drug store here, take a tablespoonful In a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine! This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with llthia, and is harmless to flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them to normal activity. It also neutralizes the acids in the urine so It no longer irritates, thus ending bladder disorders. Jad Salts is harmless; inexpensive; makes a delightful effervescent Iithia- water drink which everybody should take now and then to keep their kid neys clean,^thus avoiding serious com plications. A well-known local druggist says he sells lots of Jad Salts to folks who believe in overcoming kidney trouble while it Is only trouble. One day William, while visiting his grandmother, met the woman across the hall with her little dog. William inquired what she called the dog and she replied: “ We call him Zero be cause we got him in the winter.” William then asked: “ Well, If you The Two Convalescents in Rolling Chair« Are Marines Just Arriving at call him Zero In the winter what do Hospital No. 5. They Were Put Into a Ward With a Marine Nurse Who you call him in the summer?” Came Over on the Boat With Them. Now They Exchange Experiences. ^ PA|NTS A N D W A L L P A P E R We eat too much meat which clogs Kidneys, then the Back hurts. His Summer Name. O. L IB E R T Y BONDS B O U G H T A N D SOLD W e p a y cash fo r B onds or p a rtly paid co n tra cts o r .lo a n 90<& o f th eir fa c e valu e a t &% T3er annum . D ea l w ith reliable licen sed B rokers. H ow ell an d D avis, 401 B o a rd o f T r ade B uilding, P ortlan d. O PTO M ETR IS T AN D OPTICIAN Most Fertile Soil, Unlimited Free Wa M ISS D E C K E R ’ S P riv a te B u sin e ss C o l ter (or Irrigation, Perpetual Sunshine. lege. All sk y B k lg , 3d A M orrison Sts. \ “Jack’* and “ Jerry” were their names, and the other men o f the com pany had the habit of speaking of them simultaneously because they were such Inseparable “ buddies.” They sailed for Trance last spring with several other divisions. They smiled together at a pretty nurse who crossed with them and trained together •’somewhere” until orders enme that sent them toward the front. Their com pany went into action with the vigor and determination that made the name o f the marines famous at Lucy-le-Uocage and Helleau woods. Jerry was buck at an American Red Cross hospital not long afterward suffering from a bud case o f “ gas.” He mourned for the “ huddle” whom ho had lost, believing that Jack had been killed during the attack that had luld him out. Tlie other men in the ward o f hospital No. o knew all about Jack, MEET ME IN PORTLAND Live responsible dealers. Write for exclusive territories. STANDARD TIRE & AUTO SUPPLY CO., By G E R T R U D S O RR At one (if the most elegant Billiard Rooms on the Pacific Coast. FEARING & ROBNETT Also general garage business. 86 Tenth at., near’ Stark. LONG-WEAR TIRES; PURE RUBBER. STRONGEST COTTON FABRIC PAINT L O N G & S IL V A — 462 H a w th orn e Avt>. A u to W re ck e rs. W e w reck ca r s an d sell g o o d p arts y% list price. S ee us fo r E n g ird s, M agnetos, C arbu retors, eto. BILLIARDS, POOL AND LAVATORIK*. 1 » F I N E FOR ACHING KIDNEYS A Coincidence in a R ed Cross Hospital Play Fair. Remember this: You cannot pull yourself up by pulling someone else down. You will be tempted occasion ally to speak dlspnrnglngly e f some fel low employee with the Idea of pro moting your own interests. Resist the temptation.—Forbes Magazine. Cuticura Comforts Baby’s Skin When red, rough and Itching with hot baths o f Cuticura Soup and touches of Cuticura Ointment. Also make use now and then of that exquisitely scent ed dusting powder, Cuticulu Talcum, one of the indispensable Cuticura Toilet Trio.— Adv. SUFFERING CATS! GIVE THIS MAN THE GOLD MEDAL No humbug! Any corn, whether hard, soft or between the toes, will loosen right up and lift out without a particle of pain or soreness. This drug is called freezone and is a compound of ether discovered by a Cincinnati man. Ask at any drug store for a small bottle *f freezone, which will cost but » trifle, but ! b sufficient to rid one's feet of every corn or callous. Put a few drops directly upon any tender, aching corn or callous. In stantly the soreness disappears and shortly the corn or callous will loosen and can be lifted off with the fingers. This drug freezone doesn’t eat out the corns or callouses but shrivels them without #ven irritating the sur rounding skin. Just think! No pain at all; no sore ness or smarting when applying it or afterwards. If your druggist don’t have freezone have him order it for you.— Adv. Bronze Casting an Ancient Art. The art of bronze casting was In troduced Into * Siam by the Chinese about the eleventh century and many statues of the Ihdian divinities were cast from it for religious purposes. Musical Criticism. Patience.— “ Do you know the name of that piece?” Patrice—“ Do you mean the one the woman was singing or the o « e her accompanist was playing?”— Yonkers Statesman. Yes, Why Is It? Said the facetious feller, “ Why Is It when a man goes to a butcher shop and learns that the price of chuck roast is 55 cents a pound he involun tarily allows his mind to revert to thoughts of the flesh and the devil?”— Indianapolis Star. Itching Rashes -------Soothed — ■ With Cuticura Soap 2 0 c . Oiatneat 2 0 aad OOc. ELECTRIC MOTORS Bought, SoU, Ranted and Repaired WALKER ELECTRIC WORKS Burnside, cor. 10th. Fortland. Ore. BU Y D IR E C T jj, «»! BRIEF AND BREEZY The whir-r-r of the alarm clock is an eye opener, The secret of true wisdom is to know your ignornnre. All Is fair In love except the actions o f the other fellow. Two heads may be better thnn one—hut not In the same fnmlly. Said a man with the *gout, "This pain 1« something awful, but I can't kick.” H *M l Do Your Own Plumbing j By buying direct from ns si wholesale prices and save the plumber’s profits. Write us to day your needs. We will give you our rock- bottom “direct-to-you” prices, t. o. b. rail or boat. We actually save you from 10 to 36 per oenL AM roods guaranteed. Northwest headquarters fot Leader Water Systems and Fuller A Johnson Engines. S T A R K -D A V IS C O . 212 Third Street. P. N. U. Portland. O r«* «* No. 4, 1919