The Polk County post. (Independence, Or.) 1918-19??, April 18, 1919, Image 3

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MORTGAGE
LOANS
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For Mortgage Loans see OREGON IN-
I VESTMENT & MORTGAGE CO., 220-221
Chamber of Commerce Bldg., 4th and
Stark, Portland 0|agon._
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buy it from a reputable store.
Jaeger Bros, are known as the leading dia­
mond experts o f Portland. See their
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JAEGER BROS., (« ¡S S J E K K ;
o n e s iz e o n ly
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N A -P E E R T IR E S
D ealers W r ite for Special Proposition
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PORTLAND.
C A N A D IA N
ORE.
W H E A T
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BROOMS
Rooms $1 per day and up. Special monthly rates.
Out-of-town visitors made to feel at home.
Southern Pacific electric train depot in same
building.
J. W. BUSHONG. Manager.
285 Alder S t. cor. 4th. - PORTLAND. ORE.
Hotel Alder
HER AUTO SPRING C O .* You Can’t Break ’Em!
Get Springs with written guarantee for year.
15,000 Springs in Stock.
Portland, Ore.
THE BEST OF VAUDEVILLE
m i li
ORIENTAL CAFE
IMPLEMENTS
Every S U N .. M O N .. T U E S ., W E D .
Mat. Daily, 10c to 50c.
AM ERICAN
Nights. 10c to $1.00
and CHINESE DISHES.
Service at all hours. Music and Dancing. Meet
your friends here and enjoy your stay in Portland.
Upstairs, corner Broadway and Washington Sts.
Portland’s Famous Grill
F A R M
At HEILI6 THEATER Presenting at all times
the Biggest American and European Novelties.
Cleveland Tractors, Studebaker Wagons, Iron Age hand garden cultivators
and seeders, horse cultivators and potato planters. Braender Bull Dog autcr
tires, Tungsten spark plugs, Wade drag saws. P. E. Esbenahade, 330 East
Morrison st., Portland, Ore. Largest retailers in Northwest,
_______ __________ *
Send for Catalogue
1 ’ Cafeteria
BEST PLACE IN T O W N TO EAT
We especially invite out-of-town visitors to give us a trial.
We will make you feel at home.
Sixth and A ld er Streets.
C O N L E Y ’S U SE D
PO R TLAN D . ORE.
CAR
C E N TE R
127 L ow n sd a le Street.
W e w ill p ay y ou cash for late m odel cars or sell them for you. _________
R em em ber
the p la ce -B rie It Building, at Intersection of W a sh ., 15th and Burnside.
AUTO
The House of Parts end Accessories for Autos.
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We will send you Parcel Post anything you may want for the Auto if it
080 b® secured in the city.
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LONG & SILVA, 462 Brc&rii, Portland, Oregon
GENUINE
FORD PARTS
When in town, bring your Ford to us. Exceptional repairing facilities by
first-class Ford mechanics. Magnetos re-charged in car while you wait.
Try us for parts and service. TALBOT &
“ CASEY,
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Nò. 1 Grand
Avenue, Portland, Ore.
_________________ A uthorized Ford Dealers. „
Edith I. Phillips, Optometrist and Optician
460-451 Pittock Block
Washington at West Park
Phone Marshall 3841
Phone Broadway 1305
Portland, Oregon.
Res. Phone, Tabor £
G race A d a m s
Swetland Building
Rooms 403-404-406
Optometrist & Optician
We Will Rent You an Auto
and You Drive It Yourself.
REASONABLE RATES.
Fifth and Washington
Portland, Oregon
C ity G a ra g e
F E A R IN G &
Also general garage business.
DYEING, CLEANING
ROBNETT
86 Tenth st., near Stark.
BROADW AY, D YE £ CLEANING
WORKS.*
200 Broadway,
Portland, Ore.
T H E B E S T E A T S IN T H E C IT Y
S t Nicholas Cafeteria
1 2 5 Sixth Street, Portland, O regon .
See what you want and pay for what you get.
J U S T O U T —Com plete Hiatory
America's War f« Humanity
Including peace terms.
beautiful illustrations.
600 pages; 100
'Cloth
bound.
Free literature;
also large photo Wilson, Pershing.
$ 2 .0 0 ; Buckram . $ 2 .5 0 .
CRESCENT SUPPLY CO.,
312 Swetland Bldg.
A g en ts W an ted
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' Jhe PortlancTHotel
STHE
W rier- irv P o r t l a n d s
In
5150 UP -jw
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‘c^ard W. PWild*
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dirt, soot or odor.
Izard Generator
making pure Gas from Coal
Oil. Fits any stove or
range. Has no equal for
oooki.ig, heating, furnaces,
etc. Easy to operate. No
AGENTS WANTED
I Z A R D G A S H E A T IN G C O .,
244. Washington St.,
Portland. Oregon
Make more Money
Beautiful Eyelashes
Pull bi¿ stumps
and Eyebrows
k f Hand ORIENTAL LABORATORIES, Portland, Ore.
For Cultivating Long,
Fluff Rugs From Old Carpets
H AN D
Engine
De Laval Separators
Everything for the
Dairy, Creamery and Cheese
Factory.
D utributor, of
J A M E S B A R N EQ U IP M E N T
A C M E FEED C U T T 1 R S
A L P H A G A S EN G INES
EMPIRE M ILK IN G M achine,
Write for prices or informa­
tion.
92-94 Front SL,
Portland. Oregon
Y o n W iU Feel Righi at H om e.
Beautifully Furnished Ri
Safe
Central
PO W XIL
S tu m p
P u ller
W r i t e t o d , y fo r »pecial
o ffe r and fre e b o o k le t o n
L a n d C learing.
Valter J. Fitzpatrick
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B ox C
182 F ifth S treet
San F r a n d a c o
C alifornia
$1.00 Witkot Bilk
$1.50 With Balk
Perfected After Years of Testing
and Improving.
Weekly Rates
Monthly Rates
A One Horse Motor Cultivator and an All Pur­
pose 4 H. P. Power Plant that Goes from Job to
Job on Its Own Power.
NORTONIA HOTEL
WENTWORTH & IRWIN, INC
1 Ith and Stark. P O R T L A N D . O R E .
Second Street et Taylor
PORTLAND,
Retribution.
Steel pens are destroyed by corro­
sion from acid In the ink. Put in the
Ink some nails or old steel pens, and
the acid will exhaust itself on them,
and the pen in use will not corrode.
When the man who invented the
slide trombone grew old and crippled
and could not get away, retribution
hounded him in the form of a neighbor
who practiced on one of the blamed
things every night. An evil deed is
always repaid with an evil deed.
Advantage Found at Last.
The Columbus Citixen has made a
real discovery. “ A short man looking
up.” it remarks, “ sees farther than a
tall man looking down.” —Boston Tran­
script.
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Excefleat
Cafe
and
Roof
Garfeo
OREGON
T o Keep Pen* From Corroding.
O P T IC IA N
DRAG SA W
MANAGEMENT OF
THE INCUBATOR
J. C. ENGLISH CO.
C O L U M B IA D A I R Y S U P P L Y C O .,
$ 285 .(
to 164 13th St. N., Cor. Irving, Portland.
Main Office, San Francisco. Branches:
Seattle, Spokane, Boise, Salt Lake, Reno,
Billings, Missoula, Vancouver, B. C.
Results o f Incubation depend large­
ly upon the management of the ma­
chines, the first essential being good
fertile eggs from thrifty breeding
stock.
Good hatches cannot be ob­
tained from poor eggs, writes an au­
thority.
Incubators should be tried out sev­
eral days before eggs are to he put
Into them. See that all parts are In
perfect working order and that the
temperature runs regularly at 103 de­
grees Fahrenheit for several hours be­
fore placing the eggs in the machine.
Never put eggs into a cold machine
nor one that is not in perfect regula­
tion and running at proper- tempera­
ture.
Eggs should be turned twice dnlly
after the second dny o f Incubation un­
til the eighteenth dny, when the ma­
chine should be closed after the Inst
turning and not opened for any reason
until the chicks are all out of the shell
that are going to hatch, which should
be by the middle o f the twenty-first
day of incubation.
Great quantities o f moisture should
be provided. It is not so important
that the moisture be provided in tin?
machine as It Is to keep the nir moist
IAI A I I T C f l Man with Ford and $500 Capital ^ in the room where the lncubntors are
f l M 11 I C U to sell Kewanee Light and Wa-
ter Systems; good territory still open; write and In operation. This cun be done by
give selling experience. M. D. Spencer, Distrib­ placing burlap on the floor and keep­
utor, 333 E. Morrison, Portland, Oregon.
ing It wet or by placing n layer of
P O R K , 2 5 c ; V E A L , 21c.
Electric Washing Machines
sand on thefloor nnd keeping It thor­
We
pay
those
prices
for
top-quality
SOLD ON EASY TERMS.
meats. We can use large and inferior oughly wet.
148 Fifth Street.
Portland, Oregon
quality at less. We never charge com­
Incubators should bo operated In n
Second Floor Bet. Morrison and Alder.
mission. Frank L. Smith Meat Co., 228
basement or some room that Is well
Alder St., Portlarid, Or. April 10th.
Insulated, so thnt the temperature
Muk Vow SKipm.nii lo
Highest Prices, Prompt Pi)
In the room enn he controlled.
Noted Colored Woman.
Incubators should be perfectly clean
Best Service.
Sojourned Truth was a colored wom­
A good plan Is
C A S H B U Y E R S OF an born in New York state, probably when receiving eggs.
to thoroughly wash all o f the pnrts
Cream, Eggs, about the middle of the eighteenth nnd disinfect the machine thoroughly
C r f.
century, as she was middle aged at nnd nllow to drj^ before placing In
Poultry,
the time of Washington’s death. In the eggs.
PO R TLAND , O RE.
Veal and Hoga.
Creamery and Offices, Front and Ankeny Sts.
1799. That was not her real name,
Rnn the temperntnre ns evenly as
but she assumed it for reasons of her possible at 103 Fahrenheit throughout
EV E R Y T H IN G F O R TH E O F F IC E
Air the eggs often and ns
O f f i c e F u r n i t u r e & A p p l i a n c e s own. She was a slave all her life un-1 The period.
long at ench airing as the temperature
til
set
free
by
an
act
of
the
New
York
PRINTING :: E N G R A VING :. BOOKBINDING
In the room will permit. Sixty degrees
legislature in 1827, abolishing slavery
Fahrenheit Is a good lncubntor cellar
M arshall 6080
In that state, July 4, 1827. Mrs. Har­ temperature.
A 6 546
riet Beecher Stowe wrote a life of her.
Do not change regulator unless ab-
! solutely necessary. Keep the Inmps
clean.
Keep nn even flame.
Kcop
M akin g It W ork Both W ays.
PITTH • OAKSTRtETS MORTLANO. ©$»t&Or
the char off the wick. Use only good
C O M P L E T E L IN E O F STEEL
Mr. Slowpay— “ I shall bring you
F IL IN G D E V IC E S A N D S Y S T E M S
oil.'
back those dark trousers to be reseat­
R
E E M A M
XL^G ARDEN TRACTO RS ^
and Walking
W O O L . T A L L O W _________________
''iTsSTNGCR'X'cSTTP^'iClioxTSYSrHS
PORTABLE
Psrii Is the Chief Point of Interest of AD Allied Kings, Presidents, Princes,
Since the signing o f the armistice Paris has become the Mecca of
all allied kings, presidents, princes, ministers, generals and other digni­
taries. Paris, to show fitting gratitude for the honor conferred upon her
by these visitors, meets them at the little railway station at the far end
o i the Avenue de Bois de Boulogne, escorts them with full military honors
up the avenue o f the Arch of Triumph, and then under this and down the
Champs Elysecs.
Cordons o f soldiers line both sides o f the avenue and their hedge o f
fixed bayonets as they stand at salute while the distinguished guests pass
quite naturally obstructs the view, to say nothing o f the fact that back
o f the soldiers the crowds are massed for a depth of fifty to a hundred feet.
Everyone who possesses a stepladder, or who can buy or borrow one,
brings it, hours in advance o f the parade, to the wonderful Avenue du
Bois de Boulogne and plants it at a vantage point where in spite o f surg­
ing throngs and elevated bayonets they will be able to see the cortege.
One may. see a thousand or more of these enterprising Parisians
mounted on stepladders viewing the pageant.
Then once the cortege is passed the proud owners of the stepladders
endeavor, like the Arabs with their tents, to fold them and silently steal
away— but they don't get away with the silent part.
The efforts of a thousand people trying to get through a crowd of
15,000 people with 1,000 stepladders is such that— well, really there is
nothing to be done except to rename it “ The Avenue of the Forest of
Stepladders.”
, ,
Ttag Rugs, all sizes. Mall orders prompt
Most highly Improved Drag Saw on the
Send for Booklet.
* * H as the only real and practical
9x12 Rugs, Steam or Dry Cleaned! $1.60. market
clutch.
i Write for particulars and special
WESTERN X
FLUFF
’ XJUJ.' V IVLMJ
RUG V/V
CO. .,
prices.
64-58 Union Ave. N.
East 6816, B-1476
BEAVER MOTOR PRODUCTS CO.
B U IL D IN G M A T E R IA L S
246 Hawthorne Ave., Portland.
Shope Brick Co., face and mantel brick P O R T L A N D
a specialty. Phone East 1835; Res., East
Go with the crowd to the Abington
1797. 361 VtE. Morrison St.. Portland, Or. B'dg.,
Portland to buy, sell or exchange
Send for booklet on Farm Buildings Real Estate. Frank 1,. McGuire.
of Denison Interlocking Tile; It Is free F O R D S T A R T E R
J
P. L. Cherry Co., 271 Hawthorne Ave.,
The new'TFord Starter tins arrivecT
Portland, Oregon.
Guaranteed to start any Ford at zero
C I T Y A N D FARM P R O P E R TIE S
weather from driver's seat instantly.
w e protect your interests. Farms, tim- Demonstration 500 Burnside St., Portland.
her, acreage, city, exchanges. Gilson Real­ Distributors wanted. Price Installed $35.00.
ty Co., 431 Ch. of Commerce, M a in (1 2 7 . SANJTARMJMS
C L E A N IN G A N D D Y E IN G
WHY THE MILK CURB? Ask the
For reliable Cleaning and Dyeing serv­ Moore Sanitarium. An Institution devoted
ice send parcels to us. We pay return to doing one thing well. Office 908 Selling
postage. Information and prices given Building, Portland, Oregon.
upon request.
S A N I T A R Y B E A U T Y P A R L O R _____________
ENKE’S CITY DYE WORKS
help the appearance~of women!
Established 1890
Portland
Twenty-two Inch switch or transforma­
DRUGS BY M AIL
tion, value $7.00, price $2.45.
Anything In Drugs, Rubber goods,
400 to 412 Dekum Bldg.
Toilet Articles etc.
We pay postage.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Joe M. Rlcen, S C H O O L S A N D C O L L E G E S
265 1st St., Portland.
Send to us for anything In Drugs, Rub­
Wants Men, Women to learn the trade;
ber Goods, Trusses, etc. Postage prepaid. positions waiting; send for catalogue.
Plummer Drug Co., 260 3d St., Port land.
MISS DECKER’ S Private Business Col-
F A R M S W A N T E D ___ _
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lege. Allsky Bldg., 3d & Morrison Sts.
Tf^you^hàvé' a T a fm for sale write us,
Hawthorne Auto & Gas Engine School,
giving detailed description. We are spe­ 462 Hawthorne Ave. Practical experience
cializing in the sale of farm lands. G. S. In overhauling and repairing every make
Smith
Co., Chamber of Commerce of auto and gas engine. Oxyacetylene
Bldg., Portland.
welding Established 1907.
FARM TR ACTS
s il o s a n d G r a i n b in s
Own a farm tract where everything
The only exclusive Silo factory. No
grows year around; fine climate, boating, Hoops, No Nalls, No Trouble.
8tay
bathing, fishing, shell roads. Let me Round Silo Co., 601 Dekum Bldg., Port­
send you one hundred views «f this land. Oregon.
wonderful country between Houston and
Galveston. Easy monthly payments, over T A I L O R E D S U I T S
Suits to order. $10 down, $5.00 per
month. Unique Tailoring Co., 104 Fourth
St., Portland.
parties who will plant your tract
W A L L JP A P E R A N D P A I N T S
sbares. Let me tel
ell you about It.
Wall paper and paints. Wholesale and
W i . . ___________________
E. COGDELL,
BOLLS Wall Paper Co., 229 Mor­
Chamber of Commerce Bldg., Portland. retail.
rison St.
nothing can compare with
Works by leverage — same
principle as a jack. 100 pound
pull on the lever gives a 48-ton
pull on the stump. Made of the
finest Bind—guaranteed against
breakage. Endorsed by U . S.
Government experts.
Kahn B ros, 196 Front St.
O P T O M E T R IS T A N D
Real Heart ef Paris.
The Place de la Concorde is almost
more the heart of Paris than the Place
de l'Opera. In it the famous Rue de
Rlvoll ends and the Champs Elysees
begins. It is the true termination of
the Orandes Boulevardes, for Parisi­
ans consider the Rne Royale as part of
that celebrated chain of wide cafe-
Masterpieces.
lined streets. It is one of the most
Masterpieces have never been pro­ important and by far the most beau­
duced by fnen who have had no mas­ tiful of the many "placea" from which
ters.— Henry J. van Dyke.
the main streets of Paris radiate.
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BARK
'^^^"^^^G LASSES^AT^A^sXviN Gr^^
Patronage solicited on basis
of capable service and reason­
able charges Thousauds of sat­
isfied patFons. A trial will convince. Chaa
stitching, 10c
W. Goodman, optometrist, 209 Morrison,
Eastern Novelty M _
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way 2000 Portland, Oregon.
_______ ___ 85H Fifth St., Bro
Ki Stephan, hemstitching, scalloping, P H Y S I C A L T H E R A P E U T I C S
braiding, accordion side pleat.
t, buttons
covered; mall orders. 219 Pittock block. Disorders of the stomach, liver, kidneys,
A G A T E C U T T E R S 4 M F G . J E W E L E R S bowels, goitre, high blood pressure and
W V A A /W V W N A T iO A ^ V V V W W V V V N A A A female disorders.
Jewelry ana watch repairing. Miller's,
P L U M B IN G & P L U M B I N G S U P P L I E S
355 Wash. St^ Majestic Theater Bldg.
We can supply you with any klnd of
A R T IF I C I A L L IM B S
supplies at wholesale prices.
Oregon Artificial Limb Co., Inc. Write plumbing
We
will gladly estimate cost of any Job.
for Catalog. «23 Wash 8L, Portland,
Write for prices.
A U C T I O N E E R S - 2d H A N D F U R N I T U R E
STARK-DAVI8 CO.,
Ford Auction“ Co.—Auctioneers. W e ________ 212 Third St., Portland_______
sell everything. 191 Second SL, Portland. P E R S O N A L
:
A U T O A C C E S S O R IE S
' T il'A T tW 'iF T A JN T E ^
me;
best
and
most successful "Home
Motors, gears, bearings, wheels, axles,
and trailers. We wreck all makes of cars Maker"; hundreds rich wish marriage
and sell their parts at half price. David soon; strictly confidential; most reliable;
years of experience; descriptions free.
Hodes Co., N. Broadway and^Flanders.
"The Successful Club," Mrs. Purdle, Box
Motor Parts Mfg Co., 326 Burnside St. 666,
Oakland, Calif.
Parts for all cars at half price.
LONG & SILVA—462 Hawthorne Ave. P A I N T S A N D W A L L P A P E R
Paints and Auto finishes. Wholesale
Auto Wreckers. We wreck cars and sell
good parts % list price. See us for En­ and retail. BOLLS Wall Paper Co., 229
gines, Magnetos, Carburetors, etc._______ Morrison St.___
Write us for prices. Pioneer Paint Co.,
C A R P JT^JW E A V jN C ^A N P C L E A N IN G
186 First St.. Portland.
“LASHE,” at all Druggists.
Clear you r stump land
cheaply — n o digging, no
expense f o r t e a m s a n d
powder. O n e man with a
K can rip out any stump
that can b e pulled with the
best inch steel cable.
H ID E 8.
Europe's M ecca
Ministers and O ther Dignitaries.
Front St. '"%>• full
market values for hides, pelts, old rubber,
metals, etc.
quotation.
Are you wanting to sell. We have buyers
for general stores, groceries, confection­
ery, cigars, restaurants, etc. Send me
description.
F. RIERDON,
RITTER, LOWE A CO..
103-6-7 Board of Trade Bldg
FARMS
Keep the Northwest Prosperous by
using Northwestern Made Goods.
ZAN BROS., Inc.
H ID E S A N D J U N K
L . S h a n k A C o ., 312
H I D E S , W O O L S A 'C A S C A R A
' MR. BUSINESS M AN
Froduce finest quality No. 1 hard wheat, grass lands produce finest fat cattle at
lowest cost. Mixed farming Insures success by producing grain, hay, cattle, hogs,
and sheep. Failures unknown. Price for improved farms cropped and ready to crop,
$15.00 to $40.00 per acre. Easy terms offered on both Improved and unimproved
farms. This Is strictly a farmers’ co-operative company, owned, controlled and
operated by 38,000 farmer shareholders. A demonstrated success proven by 12 years'
experience.
THE UNITED GRAIN GROWERS SECURITY CO., LTD.
Northwestern Representative, 624 Henry Bldg., Portland, Ore.
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improve3~furina In oTegon^Cung I
If desired, and at lowest current |
Wm MacMaster, 831 U. S. National
Bldg., Portland.___________________
^EVepay~hlghest"‘j>rIce8^YWftes^u8,'for
$ 19.00
PORTLAND RUBBER MILLS,
On
time
rates.
Bank
Electricity Plays a Part
in the Formation of Hail
According to One Theory
The formation o f hall through elec­
tric action, according to one theory. Is
un Interesting and even wonderful'
process. The wind draws out n cloud
Into a long, narrow strip.
In that
form, owing to the great amount of
surface exposed to the air, the cloud
evaporates rupidly, producing Intense
cold.
Dry particles o f snow are then
formed nnd these, by friction with
water drops, quickly become charged
with negntlve electricity. But the
water drops carry positive electricity,
and since negntlve attracts positive a
film o f wnter is formed upon each snow
particle and is Instantly frozen Into a
layer of Ice.
At this thickness Its outer surface
remnins moist, the water not freezing
so rapidly there, whereupon the elec­
tric charge chnnges from negntlve to
positive and the particle 1% repelled by
the water drops and driven to the outer
pnrts o f the cloud. Here the Increased
cold covers it with snow, and friction
charges It anew with negative elec­
tricity.
Repulsion Is now once more changed
for attraction, nnd the particle rushes
back Into the cloud, receiving upon Its
surface another film o f water, which
Is turned Into a second Ice lnyer.
Thus the growing hailstone darts
zigzag through the cloud, piling up
its alternate layers o f snow nnd Ice,
until gravitation gnlns control and
sends It with a Jingling crowd o f Its
fellows spinning to the ground.
White Ants in the Soudan
Dispose of Dead Vegetation
In Soudan Notes and Records a plea
Is made on behalf o f the white ant,
which has naturally acquired a bad
reputation among European residents.
The characteristic feature o f the cli­
mate o f the Sondnn Is the rapid
growth o f vegetation, promoted by
pcnsonnl rains or artificial irrigation,
followed by a period or drought nnd
desiccation.
The white ant attacks
vegetutlon only when It Is weakened
by drought or disease, and In that
case the sooner It Is destroyed the
better.
But for the activity of the
white ant the whole o f the fertile
pnrts o f the Soudan would, In a very
few years, be covered with nn Impene­
trable layer of dead vegetation; and
ed, Mr. Murphy. You know, I sit a Tarantulas Construct Their
the only alternative method to clear
good deal.” Mr. Murphy (tailor)— “ All
Burrows and Nest in Ground It off would be by the agency o f fire,
the dangers of which are obvious.—
right, and if you'll bring back the bill
I sent you six months ago I’ll be j Tarantulas nre plentiful In the Nature.
pleased to receipt that also,
You ! rough, broken country In the southern
part o f California. They are repulsive-
know, I have stood a good deal.’
Declares Reading Is Like
looking creatures, with fnt, hairy bod­
a Narcotic— Clouds Mind
ies, overplentlful wiry legs and cruel
H A V E YOU A SW E ET H E AR T
poison mnndlbles. They stay In their
Son or Brother in camp or training: for defense? ,
The habit of reading for amusement
If so, mail him a package o f Allen’s Foot Ease, j burrows during the dry season, but
the antiseptic Powder for Tired, Aching:, Swol­ ns soon as the rains begin they sally becomes with thousands of people ex­
len Feet, and prevents blisters and sore spots.
forth. The tarantula constructs a very actly the snine kind o f habit ns wine
Makes walking easy. Sold everywhere. 25c.
j skillful burrow nnd nests In the grougd. drinking or opium smoking; it Is like
j It has n cover so nicely fitted that It a narcotic, something thnt helps to
can scarcely he detected from the pass the time, something thnt keeps up
surrounding soli. The cover opens a perpetual condition o f dreaming,
and shuts upon a hinge and on the something that eventually results In
! inside nre holes into which the oecu- destroying all enpnelty for thought,
pnnt thrusts Its mandibles and thus giving exercise only to the surface
parts o f the mind and leaving the
"holds the fort” ugninst Intruders.
? c t. (M iw rt ?5e t E?c
deeper springs of feeling nnd the high­
er fam ines o f perception unemployed.
The result o f nil this rending means
s c ie n t if ic n o t e s
Roth|ng bnt a cloudiness In the mind.
Bought, Sold, Rented end Repaire«!
Thnt Is the direct result. The Indirect
WALKER kLECTRIC WORKS
T o conserve lubricating oil
result Is thnt that mind hRs been
Burnside, cor. IOth
Portland. Ore.
practically all machinery In Swe­
kept from developing Itself. All de­
den has been given boll bear­
velopment necessarily means some
ings.
pain, nnd such rending as I speak of
Colorado led the states for
has been employed unconsciously as a
production o f tungsten last year,
means to avoid that pain, nnd the con­
with California In second place
sequence is atrophy.— Lafcado Hearn.
and Nevada third.
Berlin Inventors have perfect­
Discovers the “Watch Tick.”
By bnrinx direct from ua at wholreala price#
ed a process employing electric­
and a a v . the plumber*# proflta. W rite ua to-
ity
for
coating
only
one
side
of
need*. W a will ,i v a 700 our rock -
An Illinois watch repairer discov­
"d lreet-to-rou" price«, f. n. b. rail or
n sheet o f metal with tin.
ered what he terms a “ watch tick.”
W e a ctu al!/ nave you from 10 to 14 per
A quickly attached paper
aenL A ll zooda guaranteed.
He says It’s a new tick In a watch, and
cover for tumblers has been In­
Northweat headquarters foi Leader W ater
makes Its ¿nine Inside the works. A
Sratecna and Fuller A Johnaon Enrlnee.
vented that Is said to keep car­
watch was brought In to him for re­
bonated
drinks
fresh
until
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pair. In tnking the works npnrt the
wanted.
21 2 Third Street.
Portland. O reaoe
watchman discovered a tiny Insect In­
K ill Dandruff
an d It c h in g
with Cuiicurs
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side.
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It had made a nest there.