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Select Residential & Transient
Uth Mnd Yamhi11- Portland, Oregon.
Modem — Fireproof — American Plan
RATES MODERATE
C. G. APPLEGATH
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Portland’s Oldest FUR House
Established 1870.
Remodeling, Repairing, Storage.
129 Tenth Street, near Washington.
Oregon Music Teachers Convention
JUNE 6-7, EUGENE, OREGON.
Every Teacher invited to Splendid Program.
Pres. David Campbell. EWC, Portland
We Need More Good Cream
Sowell Studio
Wall Paper Specials
Baths, sinks, toilets, basins, boilers,
pipe, valves and fittings. Prices reason­
able.
Standard Plumbing & Heating Co.
East 6th and Morrison Sts.
Portland, Or.
GLASSES
That Fit—None Better
CHARGES REASONABLE
Dr. Harry Brown
149 Third St
PORTLAND,
OREGON
We Specialize in
PLEATING SPECIAL
Out, seam, hem and machine
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pleat skirts ready for band.
Hemstitching, picoting and tricking.
EASTERN NOVELTY MEG. CO.
85 H Fifth St. _______________ Portland, Ore.
INFORMATION
DEPARTMENT
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Pleating—Embroidery
Hide?, Pells. Wool, Mchair, Tallow. Cascara,
Hemstitching, Buttons Covered.
STEPHANS
Oregon Gi ape Root. Goat bkins. Horse Hair
165H Tenth St..______________________ Portland
ATTENTION LADIES
Sanitary Beauty Parlors—We fix yon up.
ortland
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we make ail kinds of Hair Goods of your
106 UNION AVENUE NORTH, PORTLAND, OREOON.
combings. Join our School of Beauty Culture.
Branchat Pocatello. Idaho
400 to 414 Dekum Bldg., Phone Broadway
6902, Portland, Oregon.
AUTO KNITTING INSTRUCTION
All machines taught and repaired. 428
Yamhill, Portland, Ore.
At les, than Vi Price. Mail order, promptly filled
BATTERIES
Pacific Auto Wrecking Co.
Rebuilt second hand batteries, >10.00.
46 Grand Avenue, Portland.
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BRAZING, WELDING ft CUTTING
Northwest Welding ft Supply Co., 88 I at St.
Removed without injury to the skin by Ney-Born
Depilatory. Sample on request. Ney-Born Lab­ CAMERA AND KODAK REPAIRING
Adolph W. Harr, Abington Big., Portland.
oratories. 519 Mtftgan Bldg.. Port tar, d Oregon.
Complete Line Bottler»’ Supplies
Portland Beverage & Sply Co., 431 Stark
DENTIST
Charles 8. Wollin, Suite 601-602 Stevens
Building, Portland, Oregon.
FEATHERS AND FLOWERS
These two wonderlands have been Do not throw away your o'd feathers. We clean,
and remodel and match samples. New Flow­
reproduced in charming illustrations dye
ers and Feathers made to order. 20 years estab­
lished. We guarantee all work. Hartness Feath­
by the Union Pacific and bound in er
& Flower Shop, 386Vi Washington St.
book form with adequate description. HOTELS
WABASH.
Rooms 50c. 204 Madison St.
Both can be easily obtained and will
SURGICAL CORSETS
prove extremely entertaining as well __ Made to measure, 467 Washington St.__
If you are troubled with Appendicitis
as instructive. Write for copies to
or Stomach Trouble, write Hizz Company,
Wm.
in. McMurray, General Passenger Portland, Oregon, for free information in
Agent, Pittock Block, Portland, Ore­ German or English.
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PLUMBING MATERIAL
Ql-An
Backache, Kidney, Nerve
an(j Bladder Troubles,
with a box of BU-KOLA Kidney and
Bladder Tablets. $1.00 a Box, complete
treatment, 25c Trial Box.
Positively
guaranteed or money back. Address,
BAKER DRUG CO.,
Fifth and Burnside, Portland, Oregon.
We also specialize In mail orders of
Drugs and Sundries.
DR. ABRAMS SYSTEM
For all Chronic Diseases, Madison Iildtf
AUTOS WITHOUT DRIVERS
LARlif SULLIVAN
212 S. Broadway.
Tell Main 8740
MDLER BARBER COLLEGE
Teaches trade In 8 weeks. Some pay
while learning. Positions secured. Writs
for catalogue. 234 Burnside street, Port­
land, Oregon._______________________________
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SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
“Love thy neighbor as thyself
And live In sweet accord.
There's only one thing we can think
To make us do It, Lord:
There are some neighbors we could
love
Just like the cooing turtle dove
If on some bright and sunny day
They'd only up and move away.
Salem.—The Oregon exhibit, which
has been in Portland for a number of
years, is being transferred to Salem
and will bo placed in the lower cor­
ridor of the state capitol. Tho ex­
hibit includes numerous varieties of
wood, ores, fruits, grasses, grains,
wool and other products typical of this
state.
(£> by McClure Newspaper Syndicate.)
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Something to
Think About
See Yellowstone and
Southern California
gon, who will forward them freely to
any address upon receipt of request.
BANKERS' AND BROKERS' SALE.
OF USED TRUCKS
TOBACCO CURE1"”
We have taken over the following trucks
from the Portland Motor Car company
and
Automotive Brokerage company,
Il rite HILLSBORO CHEMICAL CO.
which must be sold at once in conjunc­
HILLSBORO,
OREGON tion with the bank’s trucks, Packards,
Nash, Republic, Masters, Geary, White,
Winther, Kissel, Federal, Dodge delivery,
Gold and Silver Plating.
Send us your old Silverware, Reflectors Comet and other makes. All sizes, in­
and Musical Instruments for repair and cluding dumps and hoists. Terms to suit.
CHAPERON MOTOR CAR CO.
resilvering. We save you money. B. L.
Foote, 386’^ Washington St., Portland-__ Cor. Grand Ave. and Salmon, Portland.
PLEATING, HEMSTITCHING
Buttons, Scolloping. Pearl-Picot Edge,
Wide Hemstitching. Embroidery, Button
Holes. All work guaranteed.
Smith Pleat.ng and Button Works,
823 Morgan Bldg., Portland, Ore.
When You Have
Suffered Enough
and have spent enough
money for drug medi­
cines that have pro­
duced no results, in
cases of Stomach, Kid­
ney, Liver and Bowel
troubles and RHEUMATISM, then write
.c.av, «xi.
m ovtxzoc
to me. state your ailment,
and
enclose ■» 4
Booklet,
cents in stamps for my
i..
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which will teil you the way back to New
Life. Health and Happiness with
MARCELLS MIR-CLE MINERAL
Address, Marcell, the Nature Man,
901 W. Lombard St., Portland, Ore.
Please mention this paper.
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SAVED ON BTHLDING MATERI­
ALS, all kind«, new and used. Also
plumbing supplies, hardware, bldg
paper, paints, varnish.
Write or
call. Dolan Wrecking & Const. Co.
East 8th and Belmont, Portland.
Miller Paint Co. -Wallpaper
We invite you to call and inspect our
line of Wall Papers and Paints or send
for our free catalog.
Select what you
want from our line and save money.
_______ 172 First St., Portland, Ore._______
GOING TO
BUILD?
We have hundreds of plans at $10.00 and up. Send
UR a sketch of the home you want and we will sub-
mit similar specimen plans. No obligation except
to return plans if not suitabie.
O. M. AKERS
Desisminirand Drafting. 511-12 Couch Building.
Portland, Oregon.
Set of $0.00 [ CLEANING AND For DYEING
reliable Cleaning and Dye­
ing service send parcels to us.
Teeth, <PO
We pay return postage. Inform­
We guarantee material
ation and prices given upon re­
quest.
and workmanship.
ENKE’S CITY DYE WORKS..
Pair.less extraction of
Portland, Ore
teeth, oOc. 2o years in Established 1890.
the same location. U. 3. DENTISTS, 245’4 Wash­
ington cor. Second, Portland. Orerron.
USED CASH
REGISTERS
SILK SHOP
Scales, Electric Coffee Mills, Show
Foreign and Domestic
Cases, Butchers’ Display Cases.
Kafoury Bro«., 383 Alder St.
GENERAL STORE AND FIXTURE CO.
274 Glisan St., Portland, Oregon
Tel. Broadway 4»»17_____
CUT FLOWERS Ar FLORAL DESIGNS
Extracting Absolutely Painless.
Very moderate prices, All work
Clarke Bros.. Florists, 287 Morrison St
done without pain.
When You Think of Teeth
Think of
DR. R. W. DONOHUE
234^4 Morrison St. Cor 2nd St., Portland
10 Years’ Successful Practice.
Guaranteed Dental
Work
EnNG'5-niFT-5HDP
Chinese Laces and Novelties
Gilts for discriminating peop’«
384 Morrison St., Portland
Horses Just Arrived.
Just arrived, three carloads of gent)*, all­
round purpose horses, weighing from 1200
to 1800 pounds. Will exchange for horses,
mules or cattle. We guarantee all stock
as represented. We rent by the dav,
week or month, with or without harness
North Portland Horse & Mule Co., Union
Stock Yard«, North Portland, Oregon.
,
Empire 0121.
LIGHT OR DARKNESS
MAIN DISHES
substantial dish which is
A GOOD,
not hard to get ready for a good-
sized family la
Alaskan Dish.
Cut two pounds of round iteak Into
eight pieces for serving. Dice one-hnLf
pound of salt pork. Cook the pork,
one cupful of minced celery and one
large onion In the pork fat. Fry the
steak until brown on both aides, add
to the rest of the Ingredients, blend
two tablespoonful» of fat with the
same of flour, pour over the meat and
simmer all together for thirty minute*.
Jun before serving add one cupful of
cooked spaghetti and one pint of
stewed tomatoes. Serve on hot platter.
Panned Oyster*.
Scald one cupful of oysters. When
the edges curl, remove them from the
liquor. Take one tablespoonful of but­
ter creamed with two of flour, add one
cupful of milk and cook until thick.
Add one-half cupful each of broken nut
meats and chopped celery. Season to
taste and add the oysters. Remove the
tops from rolls, scoop out the soft part,
toast the tops and shells and fill with
the oysters. The shells may be well
buttered with soft butter before Alling,
adding to the daintiness of the dish.
Baked Lima Beans and Tomatoes.
Soak a pound of beans overnight,
parboil for Ave minutes or longer to
soften, rinse and cook until tender.
Add one teaspoonful of salt to each
quart of water used. Season a pint
of tomatoes with salt and pepper and
onion juice. Add It to the drained beans.
Put Into a beanpot with two thick
slices of bacon or salt pork and bake
until the bacon is crisp and brown.
Fricassee of Tongues.
Sheep’s tongue* or small calves'
tongues may be used. Take four, cover
with boiling water and simmer until
tender, adding a few cloves and a
small onion; season with salt when
nearly done. Remove, cool, skin and
cut lengthwise; season well. The next
day, roll the tongues In Aour and fry
In butter and chopped onion until
brown. Serve with a brown sauce sea­
soned with a dash of lemon juice.
Serve with hot boiled rlc*.
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((ft, 1124. Western Newspaper Union.)
Cows to Be Profitable
Under average farm conditions, n
cow needs to produce 200 pounds of
butterfat a year to pay all expenses
In connection with her feed and care.
Tn other words, the cow that will pro­
duce this amount of butterfat will pny
for her feed at market price, pay for
all labor In connection with her keep.
Interest on money invested, taxes, etc.
IS for you to choose whether you
I T shall
make your dwelling place
Has Anyone Laughed
At You
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Salem.—Grange organizations from
many sections of Oregon have accept­
ed invitations to join in tho automobile
caravan which will leave tho state
You always pledge at mass 3
fair grounds probably July 1 for a
meetings?
trip through many counties in the
western part of the state. It has
not yet been determined how much
time will be required to complete tho
trip, but it was predicted that the
grangers would be on the road for a
week.
Klamath Falls. — Coming on the
heels of recent statements by Presi­
dent Sproule of the Southern Pacific
that Klamath Falls was the second
largest freight shipping point in Ore­
gon in 1923, a statement covering last
year's shipments on the Klamath line
has been completed by J. J. Miller,
district freight and passenger super­
intendent, showing 13,700 carloads of
freight shipped frotn Klamath in
1923.
at Rate of 15 Per Minute
New York.—Naturalization of aliens
at the rate of 15 per minute continues
In the county courthouse, where six
justices are aiding County Clerk Done­
gan to give 5,000 candidate* their Anal
papers before the duties of naturaliza­
tion are transferred to the federal bu­
reau.
Some girls marry for money because
it 1» necessary to have an excuse.
Haven't friends said to you:
"What, another mass meeting?
Are you going to get up and
pledge another week’s salary;
never saw such a pledger?" Let
them laugh, it's but a mirth
screen for their own disincline-
tlon to give! You have enthusi-
asm. you have Interest outside
yourself, you are not selfish and
petty. They are the fledglings
to your pledging! Keep up your
good work—going will never
make you less big and Interests
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As It Used to Be.
Headline in exchange: “Cop Arrest­
ed for Taking Bribe.” We are remind­
ed of the old joke about policemen
having a snap because the public
pays them for protection from vice,
and vice pays them for protection
from the public. — Boston Evening
Transcript.
Both at One Throw.
J. B. M. writes: “What a saving of
time and other things there would be
if a fellow could take his first ocean
voyage and his first stuoke at the
same time.”—Boston Evening Tran­
script.
Salem.—State traffic officers work­
ing under the direction of T. A. Raf-
fety, chief inspector for the state
motor vehicle department, caused de­
linquent fees in the amount of 37357.15
to bo collected in March. Fines im­
Sheffield Steel Supreme.
posed during the month as the result
Sheffield is still credited with mak­
of state traffic officers' activities ag­
ing the best steel in the world. Its
gregated $3129.35.
virtues are attributed partly to the
Salem.—Oregon, with a population secrets known only to the manufac­
of 783,389, has 3400 per capita based turers, and partly to the water used
on the resources of the 281 banks now in tempering it.
in operation, according to a report
Mrs. E. I). Homewood
prepared Friday by Frank Bramwell,
state superintendent of banks. Re­
sources of the Oregon banka total
3312,216,530.70, with an average pop­
ulation per bank of 2752.
where the sunbeams are, or where
the shadows lie.
From those rational Individuals who
mark upon a scale the division be­
tween light and darkness, to these
who never give thought to the matter,
time slips away with the same pre­
Salem.—E. A. Clark, president of
cision, caring not who makes use of
the precious minutes or permit* them the Kings Products company here,
has purchased the Hubbard berry pool
to go to waste.
The man who wanders about In the for 1924. The pool includes approxi­
gloom. Indifferent as to the direction mately 125 tons of berries. With the
he Is traveling, is heading straight for exception of 15 tons of cherries the
the dismal land of nowhere. He Is entire pool will go to the Kings Pro­
the frowning, fault finding man, blam­ ducts concern. The deal was nego­
ing others for his fall* and brul»es. tiated through W. L. Bentley of Wood­
He lives In perpetual darkness and
burn.
thinks darkly.
The world has too many such men.
Marshfield.—With the water about
too many women of th» same miser­ 40 degrees above zero Sunday, Rev. J.
able type, stubbing their toes In the D. Chappelle baptized a few of his
dark simply because they stubbornly flock in the Pacific ocean, following
refuse to lift their eyes to the guid­
ceremonies on the beach at Hasten-
ing light and let reason Illuminate
their souls with glorious faith and dorft's. Notice of the service at tho
beach drew a large congregation of
hope.
Everywhere they go, they take with outsiders and the novelty of ocean
them the clammy chill of midnight. baptismal was observed by folk from
Their presence is oppressive, though all about the bay.
they cannot be made to believe It.
Salem. — A check of the senior
They are Important to themselves,
but fall to Impress their Importance classes of the standard high schools
upon those who consistently press throughout the state shows that there
forward among the Industrious on the will be graduated from the public high
great sun-lighted h’ghway making the schools in Oregon this year a total
best use of their talents.
of 4684 pupils. Of these 1977 or 42
Anybody, It Is supposed, can say
what he means, hut If you will take per cent are boys and 2707 or 58 per
time to converse with one of these cent girls. The check was made by
benighted mortals and seek to draw J. A. Churchill, state superintendent
him out, you will find that In his case of public instruction.
♦he hypothesis Is not true.
Tillamook. — Four business houses
It takes the genial sunlight to crown
on
Tillamook’s main street were seri­
the orchards and the Adds with fruit
and grain. And just so does It re­ ously damaged by fire late Sunday.
quire a spiritual sun to bring forth The loss was estimated at 515,000.
the goodness In man and loosen his Tourist cafe, I’lasker music house,
tongue to utter word* of cheer and Dawson &. Dunn grocery and Palm
wisdom.
confectionery, all frame structures,
The sunny men and women make were ablaze and nearby buildings
the best of things, even when their
j were threatened by flames which were
world Is gray and cheerless.
Al! that Is beautiful. Inspiring, favored by a stiff northwest wind.
lovable and noble, comes Hora their
Vernonia. — Advices received from
enlightened minds. Indulgent to the I the Columbia county court state that
wayward, sympathetic to the unfortu­ the Vernonia road district will re­
nate, benevolent and merciful.
ceive more general and special road
Into the world's darkest places. Into
the gloomiest hearts, these humane funds than any other section in the
men and women scatter sunshine with­ county. This is because tho district
out reserve.
Who doe* not bless ! comprises practically all of the stand-
' ing timber on the Nehalem water shed.
them?
<© by MeCtur. New.p.per Syndleate >
' According to the latest assessment,
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it has an assessed valuation of ap-
| proximately 31,500,000.
New Half-Dollar Design Was Not U. S. Creation Aliens Are Made Citizens
Washington.—Treasury official* have: submitted by him to the commission
placed responsibility for selecting the j which returned It with one or two
design of tho half-dollar memorializing changes. It then was approved by
the^ercentenary of New Netherlands them and Secretary Mellon.
an<Fthe arrival of the Huguenot* In
Official* of the mine showed much in
America, on the committie In charge terest In The World editorial recently
of the tercentenary celebration and quoting Doctor Zwerlefn of Rochester
as seeing "Protestant propaganda" in
the Fine Arts commission.
Robert J. Grant, director of the mint, the fact the coin was stamped with
explained that the design wn* forward­ the simulacra of William the Silent
ed to him by the committee and w**x and Admiral Collgny.
Tillamook.—Plans are being made
by St. Albans mission, which is Identi­
fied with the Episcopal diocese of
Oregon, to erect a parish house a"'1
church building in the near future on
the property, recently purchased, at
Sixth street and Third avenue east.
Albany.—About 200 Oregon Agricul­
tural college students in the history
morning to study the historical relics
mroning to study tho historical relics
in the two local museums. In the
afternoon the party went to Tangent
to visit the old Indian mounds in that
vicinity.
bj F. A. WALKER
"Smile, and while you smile another
smiles;
And by and by there’s miles of smiles.
And life’s worth while because you
amlla."
Tillamook.—The Pacific Telephone
& Telegraph company is planning a
large construction program for Tilla­
mook county for the summer of 1924,
according to E. G. Munson, manager
of the local exchange.
"Love thy neighbor as thyself?
The ones wlio keep a dock
Of chickens that will crow and cluck
At halt past four o’clock?
And folks who let the baby cry.
To And the trouble never try?
And folks who play—yes, what of
them?
The phonograph at 2 a. m ?
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AUTO PARTS FOR ALL GARS
Salem.—The Salem Shrine club, at
< > a meeting held here Friday night, de­
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cided to stage a Shriners’ circus in
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Salem, April 29 to May 3.
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OVE thy neighbor a* thyself."
The holy Scriptures run;
The Bob Shoppe We wish the Lord would tell us.
though,
When in Portland have
Just how It can be don-.
your hair cut at the
Run SHOPI’R. .Mar­
For there are often neighbors near,
celling. Curling.
Experts Only
There may be neighbors even here,
Employed
"Love
thy that
neighbor
as theyself?
A few
we could
tell you of
Phone Main 1576
But And
what It about
the kind
loo Uncar Bld*.
We
very
hard
to love.
BARRON'S
Portland. Oregon
Who apeak so sweetly to your face
And otherwise behind?
THE WASHINGTON CLOAK-SUIT HOUSE And what about the neighbors who
268 Wash. St., Between 3rd and 4th.
I aHioc’ CoatB-SuitB. $14.85
Dresses, $7.50. Are always borrowing from you?
LdUICd Silk Hose. $1.00. Aska1 » our Spe­
And neighbor* who run In and stay
cial Payment Flan and free photo oiler. Men­
Upon your very busy day?
tion this ad.
If taken in time, prevent operations for Diabetes, Catarrh. Asthma,
Lung. Throat, Liver. Kidney, Rheumatism. Blood. Stomach and ail
female disorders. Bladder Troubles.
The C. Gee Wo Remedies are harmless, as no drugs or poison are used.
Composed of the choisest medicinal roots, herbs, buds and bark, im­
ported by us from far away oriental countries.
Cali or Write for Information
C. Gee Wo Chinese Medicine Company
By DOUGLAS MALLOCH
A'DOR’MEE BEAUTY SHOPPE
Marcelling—Facial and Scalp Treatment
Our Service will satisfy you.
We are open evenings, Cth A- Salmon Ste
Opp. Central Aoto Park, 206 Terminal
Bldg., Upetaira.________
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ROOT AND HERB REMEDIES
New Location—262Vi Alder St., S. W. Cor. Third, Portland, Oregon
__________ Established 23 Years in Portland.________________
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145 1-2 i'rrf St
Between Alder S. Morrison
Bedroom paper 10c, 15c, 20c, Double
roll. Best duplex oatmeal, 45c bolt. Wash­
able kitchen papers 45c double roll. Tap­
estry papers 3oc, 50c, double roll. Free
sample book on request.
SMITH’S WALL PAPER HOUSu
108-1U Second Street
Portland. Ore.
MUTUAL CREAMERY CO., Portland
AS THYSELF
4x6 Photo of your BABY
tn it» BIRTHDAY Month
for your produce
Portland, Oreròn
VAUDEVILLI PHOTO PLATS
Complete Change Saturday. Adults, Week
day Matinee, 20c; Evenings, 40c. Continu­
ous 1 to 11 p. m. Children 10 cento all times.
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OFFERS A MARKET
I THY NEIGHBOR
Oregon Women Vote “Ves”
On Important Subject
Portland, Oreg.—"Dr. Pierce’s
Favorite Prescription has given me
great help and I am gl id to give
it my recommendation. I suffered
a physical and nervous breakdown.
I became very weak and my whole
system seemed to be in bad con­
dition, but after taking about two
bottles of the 'Favorite Prescription'
tny health returned, my nerves were
strong, and I never felt better.”
—Mrs. E. D. Homewood, 170 Ivy St.
If you're nervous or troubled like
Mrs. Homewood, go to your drug­
gist at once and obtain this Pre­
scription oi Dr. Pierce’s in tablets
or liquid. Write Dr. Pierce’s in Buf­
falo, N. Y., for free medical advice.
If Greek Girl Would Find Husband.
In some parts of Greece no girl can
ever hope to find a husband until she
has a home of her own.
Stray Bits of Wisdom.
Men are like Geneva W'atches with
crystal faces which expose the whole
movement.—Emerson.
Bath for the Plants.
Your household plants will flourish
and bloom if you give them a bath
about once a month in water to which
ammonia has been added says a tea­
spoon to a quart of liquid.
Wanted It Set.
To the clerk who had just sold her
a thermometer a woman said: “Would
you be so kind as to set It at 65?
That's about what the doctor says I’m
to keep the room at.”
First Use of Figures in Europe
Figures in arithmetic were intro­
duced into Europe from Arabia in 991.
Until then letters were used.
A Crazy Look.
From a story—"Quilt was written in
every line of his face." Boston Eve­
ning Transcript.
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in needed in evei-y department of house*
keeping. Equally good for towels, table
linen, sheets and pillow cases. Grocer»
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Business College Places Graduates In
Good Positions
Enroll any time of year. Write for free
success catalog.
Fourth and Yamhill,
Portland, Oregon
P. N. U.
No. 17, 1924