Dayton tribune. (Dayton, Oregon) 1912-2006, October 21, 1921, Image 7

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    PORHANOMARKET
Hotel Alder
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Will rent you «from (or »1.00 p«r-tar. er • room
BAB’S RESTAURANT
.
DOORS AND WINDOWS
1O'‘ I'vors. Windows, Roof.
0U,M ■’l4 Wul«*rB' Hsrdwars
’I’ect. W s are manufacturers Write for
prices before buying
IL »< ork Hssb 4
Door Co, 212 First Ht, Portland
FARM machinery
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r. * ..K JE"b,n“h“'u- 8M K Morrison BL
lortland
Agricultural Implement, and
>»rm Machinery New »nd 2nd Hand
P
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PERSONAL
M * lift V ÍF'LLS h'f ,Y, r,r re"»ú¡7»7 tr y 7rí«'
bsst and moat aucr.aaful "Home Maker *
bund reds rl< h wish marriage soon, strict-
ly confidential; most reliable, years of
experl«n< e; description« free "The Hue-
>«Mful
Club,"
Mrs. NASH. Box b&a '
OAKLAND,
CALIFORNIA.
Something to
Think si bout
By F. A. WALKER
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WRIGLEYS
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VOYAGER« OF LIFE
UK captain wno can flret find hi» ।
bearings in the snarling storm i
T
Siath «treat oppo.it. Th. Oregonian and Ai­
Dependable Produce Dealer?
at sea. Is hg who will be first to i
H
der •tre.t oppo.it. Mair 4k Frank’»
Th. Bset
Vaal
Buller
II reach a safe harbor.
Po>k
E
Luling placa in th. City.
Th. iiowl C o M m
And so it is with sailors on the
Poultry
Honey
Any Product
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turbulent
sea of life, when tern-
AFTER
Get our prl<e».
peMuoua winds blow and adversity
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RUBY A CO
169
Front
Kt
Portland.
Ore
IYO Ar
Cn_
WrtU “• ,o*
»"d »»rkst condltlonson
comes.
EUERY
Mixteen Years* Reliability.
*
OOn Veal, Hop, Pou^lry, Fraits, Pstaloes, Oaiots, etc
In this sense, we are all captains,
MEAL**
¡CLEANING AND DYEING
ee<h at tl»e wheel of a craft of our
Portland, Oregon
Forty Years In the Kame Location.
For r«ilxbl« UJranlng and Dyalng ««rv-
Ire ««nd p«r>«l« io q«.
We pay reiurn ov n( responsible for its keeping and
Posta««
Information and prices given I its guidance to still waters.
; upon requenl
Some of us face storms with calm-
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CITY DYE WORKH
। Established 1*' jo
I'ortiand
n«»s and abiding faith.
i E arn multigraphing -------
Others rnlM their bearings, lose
1 he Callan H.hool, only recognized
«cnool on th« coast Exp«rien<«d opera-
courage and through fear, fall to gain
. tors always In demand »05 Artisans Bldg
control of their ship, which drifts on
DRUGLESS PHYSICIAN
the rocks a hopelgM wreck, with
Chronic diseases a sp" laity. Dr W N
Allen, »02 Raleigh Building
themselves and their crews clinging to
EMBROIDERING AND PLEATING—
4
broken spars.
Accordlun side and box Bleating, Item-
■.'itching, Buttons Covered, Hrsldmg. etc ■
%'hese derelicts swarm the city
K Hteplisns, 219-20 21 plttor k Block.
BOUGHT. SOLD ------ i afreets, crowd the park benches and
Plaster VallsThat Will Not Cròchi . HORSES. H‘ MULES
“t’lr«. Inc. 285 Front Hl, Port-
crawl at night like hunted things to
Ur« Hume« mid mules fur sale or
hire
Hpedal rales to l<<gers and tun-
some wretched attic or dark doorway.
ASK FOR SAMPLE ANI) INFORMATION. , tractors. With or without harness.
They began their voyage under the
: - letter, I'res
0 H STAf!I,|;s 3 l 5 I'nion Ave. praft 1 | soft blue sky and the bright sunlight,
tiomcs bought and sold.
with their white sails swelling in
‘
olun Avs douth'
I
friendly breezes, proud and Joyous in
MACHINERY
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Fire Proof and Modern
the glorious vigor of youth, thought-
Send us your Inquiries for anything In
Iron or Woodworking Machinery. I^wging.
leas of bidden shoals and contrary
Sawmill. Contractors' Equipment. 1> mo -
winds.
i'riishaes Ifuil
PARK AND MORRISON STS. I
They mocked and Jeered those who
A delicious
Depot Morrison Cars dir*'-* to Hotel. VopuUr 521 Railway Exchange Bldg . Portlar.d, Or.
stood at the wheel so soberly, scan­
PORTLAND. ORC
PORTLAND SHOE REPAIRS. MAIL 'EM
• Hew. Cooter Shopping »nd Theater district
peppermint
ning the shifting clouds, watching the
„ t,rtM • American {Shoemakers,
FRANK A. CLARK prop„
IVI
tin ht
“
draw
”
of
the
sails
and
the
behaiKor
furmsrir
with
Clyde
Hotel.
EXPERT
flavored sugar
Model Hhoe Repair, 272 Washington 8i.
of the craft that In some unaccount­
RAZOR BLADES RESHARPENED---------
Used
Ford
Tracks
and
Toura
<
Can
able
way
had
become
a
part
of
them.
Jacket around pep­
Dyeing & (leaning Now 1125 M .nd t’p
Rasurs ground and honed
Mall safety
blades today. Th« Grinder. «7% Sixth St.
At the end of years, when llfe-
MWtK3M UI 1UMASU
SALESMtN WANTED
-------------- skles begin to purple, these sober
permint flavored chew­
U mm ! Kurds Eiclualvrly
EXCELLENT SERVICE
W« want a household brush salesman
Grand A»4 Yamhill H<t.
whfwltnen, patient and earnest still,
In **ch county. Splendid opportunity for
By Vantl PWL KHurn Prates« Paid. Write for
ing gum.
worker to establish lucrative buainewa
find their way to friendly ports, wear­
CScuUrr «nd Prices
Bergen Mfg Co, 28» Oak st. Portland
ing the smile of triumph.
SANITARY BEAUTY PARLOR--------------- -
“At Your Beck and Call”
• • •
We help the appearance of women
WUI aid your appetite
The other ships, whose captains
Twenty-two Inch switch or transforma­
tion. value ,7 40, prl< • »2 45
a bottle
lacked
earnestness,
patience
and
self-
________ 400 to 412 Dekum Bldg
and digestion, polish
o i. kangdal.’« Asthma R.medy
reliance, never came back. Their
_"° d un”*r Money Back Guaraníes
WILLEY FRUIT COMPANYTiNC;
Old Carpets Worth Money!
r ortiand. Oregon
Wanted to buy. three
storm-wrecked sailors, picked up here
your teeth and moisten
cars fancy Burbank putatoea, two cars
___
Fire Proof and Modern
and
there,
lack
Incentive
to
make
ant
^P,
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on
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Consignments
ao-
Bring them to us In your auto
NEW HOUSTON HOTEL lldled
All klnda of fruit and produce
your throat
other voyage—erring, shiftless ant
or srnd them parcel |»«it
in­
bought for cash
v.e 9'.
Hlcbardoon, Manager
B129
stead of buying new rugs, In­
untrue, like their captains.
Weekly Hates to Permanent Guests
dira, rave your old carpet«, ruga
Hlath and Everett Streets. Throe Blocks
Th«y are untouched with the radl
»n.| woolen clothing
Let us
from New Postofflre, Four Blocks from
make new rug» for you
The
ancy of better things.
Lnion Depot« Portland, Ore.
SPEARMINT
oldest and best equipped fac-
Opportunity succeeds opportunity]
OUR GIFT TO THE BRIDE
but they shun it.
rugs »tram clmnrd, II Io When
Itefur. you ord«t_your waohling »nnounmnant«
Hope, they will tell you. Is dead
you get lu town, Phung E. 35.0
I THE CHETOPA PRESS
but they decline to tell you that they
NORTHWEST RUG CO.
Sow n patch of rye near the poultry themselves killed It.
1M E. Eighth St., Portland. Or.
house. It will make fine forage this
“A Moderate Pried Hotel of Merit”
How ar. you sailing your ship?
winter when all other green things are
dead.
Are you devoting to It your full ati
HOTEL CLIFFORD
Ksst Morrison HL. at East Sixth, ths
tention, putting Into your llfework all
Steel-Head Trout.
Irlndnal East Hid. Hotel & minute» from
the
ability, sincerity and energy thal
Eggs
that
are
gathered
often,
kept
“bopping Distrh t. Four block, from H P.
The steel-head trout is classed as a
Lu»« Hida Station.
cool, and are candied and graded you can command?
salmon by fisherfolk and the fishing
If you are, there will be no park
better prices at the market than
The Dalles Fruit & Produce Comp y bring
PISTONS—PISTON PINS—RINGS
benches and wretched attics awaiting trade, and it is Bald that it was given
the “Just eggs” kind.
CyMrxl.r and Crank Shaft Grinding. Àuto-
Wholeeal« Iteater« in
you at the end of your voyage, but In the name "Bteel-head” because of the
motive Ma. hin. Work and Welding.
F ancy fruits and farm produce
COOK A GILL CO. INC.
The element of luck doesn’t enter their stead there will be the sweet hardness of its skull. Fishermen tell
151 Front Street Portland. Orwon.
Ilth and Uurnasi. Sts.
Into
the poultry business more largely consciousness of ■ well won reward, that it often requires several blows
Portlan<i. Ore
Phone: Bdwy ITI
Eyes Examined. Glasses FittoiL than Into any other. Ability and pel* the blessing of an uncomplaining soul from a club to kill this fish when cap­
Hepalrtnr done by mall
Moot
and these mean true and abiding hap­ tured and taken into a boat.
modern equipment. bauafacUun sistency an» what count
piness whatever your surroundings.
guaranteed
.
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Hwrarbabi. 40« lunch«« ’«T «um
QW«<» ■ *»>«. a.
m»rb Si '
Ar. You Ixroking for a
I
WRIGLEY’S
Newest
Creation
, DO YOUR OWN PLASTERING WITH A HAMMER AND A SAW
PERFECTION
. perfection «WALL BOARD
♦
5c
RITZ HOTEL
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BROOKE DRUB CO.
I
The Flavor Lasts
AUTO REPAIR PARTS
Cuticura Soap
WiU Help You
Clear »Your Skin
PRE-WAR PRICES
Clark Brower Optical Co.. 112» »th Street
TREES AND PLANTS
We offer planters a full line of general
Nursery Stock, buy wher. you wilL but
gel our prices flrat.
... .. B.n.dict Nursery Co.,
185 E. 81 th St. N., Portland, Oregon.
Everything for the Motorcyclist.
Rebuilt Harley-Davidson
MOTORCYCLES
Ram. guarantee aa new. From 1200 00 up
to Ilko.OO, all late modal», with »-speed
and electric equipment.
Easy terms If
dralred.
Ily while you ride Bend for
literature.
Motorcycle and Hupply Co..
Marley Davidson Service Center. 100 »rd
Kt, Portland, Ore, corner TaytOT.
Used
Truck
Bargain
Republic, One Ton wkb Good Body.
Writ» for our frea circular of truck bargains.
WENTWORTH A IRWIN INC.
Oregon distributors O. M. C. trucks
200 Second St.
Portland, Ora.
DR. G. E. WATTS
212 Oregonian Building
PORTI^ND, OREGON
SPECIALIST
Glen Haven Rest Home
Hydrotherapy
BATTLE CREEK METHODS
Applied as your physici­
an
directs.
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Transient
patients treated.
Ideal Home Like Surroundings.
115 East Twenty-Eighth Street
Corner of Aider
Thon« East 4222
Portland, Oregon
FISTULA, FIHRURE, Itching and all oth­
er recta) conditions except Cancer perma­
nently cured wllhuut a surgical operation.
My method of treatment naves (he tis­
ane Instead of destroying It. It Is pain­
less, requires no anesthetic and is perma­
nent. There Is no confinement (o bed, no
Interference with business or social en­
gagements.
1 guarantee a cure or will refund your
fee.
Call or write for booklet.
Mention thia paper when writing
DR. C. J. DEAN
Second and Morrison Sts., Portland, Ore.
HIS WIFE NOT WORTH $1,000
"Keep H.r,” Say. Oemetropolous to
Her Abductor, Who Asked
Ransom.
Chicago.—The question of what a
really good wife Is worth has bei en
brought up ngitln by the action of Wil­
liam Dometropolous, who refused to
pay $1,000 ransom to get his wife back
from her abductors.
William appeared In Judge Jacob’s
court and asked a warrant for Gus
STOCK THAT GROWS
>.ne»t »tock that can be railed at a prlc.
you will like to pay. Writ, or call
The Villa Nurseries
RFD No. 1, Montavllla St a., Portland, Or
IN FORM ATI ON.
DEPARTMENT
accordian pleating
mV
i!"1 box Pleating, hemstitching,
Jdr. UuB°»e covered. Mall orders a
PoruinJi’ Novelty 8h°P' 85
Flilh
The poorest sandy soil Is best for
poultry because such land usually
dries off rapidly and hence gapes,
rheumatism and other germ diseases
seldom appear.
Keep the poultry, as well as ell other
living things on the farm, on good
terms with you by keeping on good
terms with them.
There la mighty little money in
are always kept hungry,
also a difference between
well-fed and overfed hena.
Don’t try to see how many fowls yon
can keep, but how well you can keep
them. Don’t overcrowd your house,
or yards; crowding la dangerous.
S "^51
w«LOI wa A cu¥Ti N a
r
* 8u»p>r Co. 88 1st it
c
AND eleci ' ro .
therapeutics
Dro. Baker and Oleson, »17 Dekum Bldg.
* FLORAL DiaiQNS
Commercial Output Placed at 13,000,-
Clarke Bros , Florists, 187 Morrison HL
000 Barrels Compared With 38,-
NOON A KV1NING
Oriental Cats. China««-American Kitchen
000,000 Year Ago.
»X.n''rJ’ru,JwBy a"4 Wash PORTLAND
FOUNDRY;AND M a C hi NC WORKS-----
Federal estimate * put the apple
Commercial Ir»a W«rk% 7th A Madlaon.
GUARANTEED REBUILT MACHINES
crop this year at 108.000,000 bushels
Oregon Typewriter Co., 14-A 5th ML
ns compared with 240.000,000 bushels
HARD WOOD FLOORING
last year and a five-year average of
Floor Co- ”1
78th Ht. N. Homs electric sanded.
103,000,000 bushels. The commercial
MFGS. OF VULCANIZED ROOF PAT n T ( crop for the country Is estimated at
New roofa and repairing don«. Young
13,000,000 barrels compared with 36,-
and Woods. 110» E. Caruthers St.
000,000 barrels last year.
MFCS. OF REED FURNITURE
Buy Coast Made Goods. Reed Specialty
Shop, 319 Williams Ave.
Prune Pear Tree. Regularly.
PYORRHEA DENTISTS --------------------------
Smith,Long.Stevenson, S10 Bush-Ltane Big
Pear tree« should be given rather
SILOS AND WATER TANKS
regular pruning and some of the very
National Tank & Pipe Co., Portland.
old trees, which have huge clusters of
TYPEWRITERS—NEW OR REBUILT
Rebuilt 7 ypewriter Co., »04 Oak Street
weak spurs, can be reinvigorated
of Suggestive Therapy
rapidly by spur thinning, thinning
Dr. 1. W Ayers, 715 Dekum Bldg,
out one-fourth to one-third of the
yy H°L e8”LE AND RETAIL TINWARE
spurs.
Portland Tinware Mfg. Co., 47 First st.
ALASKA PLUMBING A HEATING CO.
PFixtures nnd Supplies.
Pipe
First-Class Fruit
Fittings, lowest prices. 363 E. Morrison.
The fruit that brings the top price
MONUMENTS—E. 3d and Pine Ste.
Otto Schumann Granite A Marble Worka
Is flrat-class fruit that reaches the
MOTORCYCLES AND PARTS
market In as good condition as It
Fasy terms
leaves the orchard nnd that Is packed
EAST SIDE MOTORCYCLE CO
44-46 GRAND AVE.
in a neat and attractive manner.
ESTIMATED 1921 APPLE CROP
Female and Rectal Trouble» and
GLAND TRANSPLANTATIONS
Elsctrlelty
Guaranteed Nursery Stock
We have got lust what you want. Call
or write for pricre.
Russellville Nursery Co.
H A. LEWIS. Prop.
Montavllla Sta., Portland. Oregon
Scabby or scaly legs can be cured
by applying a mixture of lard and
kerosene twice a week for a month.
Hub well In among the acaes.
Grannpoules. William said Gus np-
proached him Sunday night and put
the proposition up to him.
“I have your wife,” said Gtia. "If
you will come across with $1,000, I’ll
give her back; otherwise 1’11 keep her
myself.”
"What, $1,000 for n wife?" William
responded. “I don’t want her. You
can keep her.”
'1 hen, ho says, Gus poked a revolver
against his ribs and said that unless
William produced the $1,000 he would
shoot him. After some further argu-1
ment Gus beat William over the head
with the revolver and then ran away.
"You want a warrant because he
stole your wife?” asked Judge Jacobs.
"No, because ho threatened me and
struck me,” said the desolateci bus*
band.
For Oil Stains.
To remove obstinate oil stains mix
well ...
three ounces of spirits
------- — of tur-
pCDtlM and one ounce of essence of
lemon and apply as you would any
other scouring substance.
(Copyright.)
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THE ROMANCE OF WORDS
"PICNIC.”
URING the early years of
the past century it was cus­
tomary for those who were
Invited to an outdoor entertain­
ment to bring their own re­
freshments with them. A list
of what was considered nec­
essary would be made out and
passed
around
among
the
guests, and each person would
agree to furnish a certain por­
tion of the repast, the name of
each article being then crossed,
or nicked, off the list. For this
reason, this form of what the
French refer to as fete cliam-
petre became known as a “pick-
and-nick,” referring to the
selection or picking of the
various articles and the cross­
ing them off upon the card,
and, through the usual contrac­
tion, the central word was
dropped and the term shortened
to “picnic.”
Though this word does not
appear to have been used prior
to 1802, outdoor entertainments
of this nature were common
during the two centuries which
preceded.
Mainwaring, in a
letter dated November 22, 1618,
describes a birthday party for
the prince of Wales, at which
“every man did bring his dish
of meet.” “Sir George Young’s
invention," adds the writer,
“was four huge brawny pigs,
piping hot and harnessed with
ropes of sausages, all tied In
a monstrous bag pudding.”
D
(Copyright.)
Irn living in k ¿tory
book-
I dont know wkxt
to look.
Scotland, the “Land o' Cakes.”
“Land o’ Cakes” is a name given to
Scotland, where oatmeal cakes form
an important article of diet, especially
among the lower classes. The phrase
was made famous by Robert Burns in
1789, in his poem “On Capt. Grose's
Peregrinations Through Scotland.”
Red
Gross
BALL BLUE
i* needed in every department of house­
keeping. Equally good for towels, table
linen, sheets snd pillow cases. Grocer, 5c.
Alaric’s Pillage of Rome.
When red, rough and itching with hot
baths of Cuticura Soap and touches of
Cuticura Ointment.
Also make use
now and then of that exquisitely scent­
ed dusting powder, Cuticura Talcum,
one of the indispensable Cuticura
Toilet Trio.—Adv.
On August 24, 410, Alaric, at the
head of the Goths, entered Rome at
midnight, allowing pillaging for six
days, but giving orders to his soldiers
to be sparing of bloodshed, respect the
honor of women and not to burn the
buildings dedicated to religion. A part
of the city was destroyed with many
ancient works of art.
Lines to Be Remembered.
Don’t Mention It.
To do an evil action is base; to do
a good action without incurring danger
is common enough; but it is the part
of a good man to do great and noble
deeds, though he risks everything.—
Plutarch.
“Through a process of scientific cal­
culations anyone may now view him­
self as the center of the universe,”
said Professor J. “That may be, pro­
fessor,” replied his friends, "but
please do me the favor not to mention
it to my wife.”
Cuticura Comforts Baby's Skin
Where Reasonableness Ended.
“Reasonable puppies,” advertises
Water Consumption.
dog advertiser. Did you ever see a
An average American town uses for
puppy that was reasonable when he all purposes from 50 to 150 gallons of
water a day for each inhabitant.
got hold of your Sunday hat?
Factg About Hydrophobia.
English Poet
Thomas Campbell, English poet, au­
thor of “Pleasures of Hope,” died at
Boulogne, France, in a state of im­
becility on June 15, 1844, at the age
of sixty-seven.
Many people have an idea that dogs
only go mad during the so-called "dog
days.” As a matter of fact, the dis­
ease that drives dogs mad—hydropho­
bia or rabies—can be contracted at
any time from a rabid animal and is
Trouble Hunters.
scarcely more prevalent at one season
According to the dispatches 30,000 than at another.
Germans will soon leave the Father-
land for Mexico. Haven’t they had
“Fiasco" Meant Failure.
enough trouble yet?
Fiasco is the Italian word for a bot­
tle or flask. It is said that the Vene­
HAVE YOU A FAMILY? tian glassblowers, in making their
Health Is Your Greatest Asset
beautiful glassware, when they dis­
Anderson. Cal.—"I always use Pieree’s covered a flaw in the bulb would con­
Family Medicines when in need of a ten»- vert it into an ordinary flask or fiasco
edy for any sickness; and recommend whence fiasco came to mean a failure.
them to other people who are ailing.
Why shouldn’t I when I owe my life now
to the use of Dr. Pieree’s Gohlen Medital
Important Consideration.
Discovery and my wife’s good health to
When naming young son, parents
the use of Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescrip­
tion and Pleasant Pellets? We have a should insure his future hapoinesB by
family of ten children, all well and selecting initials that will make a
hearty, for which to a great extent we pretty'monogram.
owe thanks to Dr. Pierce’s medicines, — a u..1.."------- ———_______________
which we use when sick.”—C. W.
Pawley, Box 51 a.
Druggists eell Dr. Pierce’s famous la th« biggest, moat perfectly equloned
remedies, tablets or liquid. Whenever Buslne«« Training School In th« Vorth-
Flt your»elf for • higher position
you feel the need of good confidential ZtVa"
with mor« money. Permanent noait/ona
medical advice, address Dr. Pierce, pres­
Aur QMsatea K*«uona
klent Invalids’ Hotel, Buffalo, N.Y., and
r
Fourth U4 Yamhill,
answer will be returned without cbaige
of any kind.
P. N. U.
No. 43, 1921