Mt. Scott herald., May 20, 1915, Image 2

A
Health In The Suburbs
Entere«! as Secoml Clan Malier February 10, 1014.
BY LORA C. LIT Tl. K
At poatoffice, Lento. Oregou, Under act of March 3, 1*79
A Mount. Scott woman, in the thirties, hia joints. The pining grow still fainter
inquires what she can do to keep off at heart for the sunshine on which they
H. A. DARN ALL, F.nrroa and M anaobb .
wrinkle«. She ia in g«»«*i health, not depend. The healthy and happy grasp
given to worry or high tension, has a the opportunity to make their own sun*
clear skin unblemished save by wrinkles all I ne. and grow the sweeter and health*
Office Phone: Home B-6111-1111. Residence: Tabor Ä<1S
that art« beginning to show. She wants ier for the exerviae.
to know if some skin food would I* use­
ful.
THE DOMINION OF CANADA.
papers
issued
from
this
govern
­
rl5HE principle of keeping our
' money at home is given sub­ ment that have been famous No; a lietter way is simply to use the
friction and massage that go with such That's the Offletal Title ef England's
stantial support by a statement throughout the entire subsequent applications and dispense with "foods.’*
North American Daughter.
sent to the Herald some time ago history of the country. It is en­ The only legitimate way to feed the skin The official title of Canada Is the
tirely probable that this paper or any other organ is by means of food IXiuilulou of Canada. It embraces el«v-
by Postmaster Meyers of Port­
is eu provinces— via. Alberta, British Co-
will be of similar importance in taken into the atoma«li. Il one (1)
lutubla, Manitoba. New Brunswick. No
land. It is really astonishing the history of affairs. The proper properly fed, as this inquirer may tie, to.
a. | va Scotia. Ontario. Prince Edward Is
judge from description, some other fac- .
how much money is sent out of time to read it is now while it is
land. Quebec. Haakatcbewan. North­
tor needs to be considered.
Frequent ' west Territories and Yukou Territory.
the country each month, to for­ perfectly clear as to motive. hot bathing sometime« cause« wrinkles. The government la federal, centered
eign countries, either for foreign Then, if vou appreciate a per­ It is better to use cold or <*ool water on at Ottawa, tbe capital of tbe l>omln
products or as donations to rela­ fectly worded piece of literature live face, and in bathing the entire body ion. while each of tbe provinces, like
tives. Most of the money goes you will be lead to clip the letter for that matter—making exceptions tor our state«, has Its local Irgialatura and
special conditions, of course.
A good capital. The head of lhe federal gov­
to Italy. Greece, and Japan, but out and keep it for future refer­ i way to apply friction to the face ia as ernment la a governor general, appoint­
all foreign countries collect sub­ ence.
ed by the kiug of Great Britain and
Its study will improve follow,.
stantial sums from their Ameri­ . your style, if you have the letter Take a handful of granulated corn- , bokliug office for Ove yearw. Each
haa a lieutenant governor, ap­
j writing habit. If you are a de- "'•‘•1—the usual kind sold here—place province
can citizens.
pointed by the federal government for
The following figures give us bater you will be charmed with “ in a
*“h J1U,‘ w*l”r •,no««h a term of Ove years
saturate it. Then, hohling the face
_
___
The federal
or Dominion parliament
a basis for estimating the expor­ its lo 81 ic '
over the bowl, rub the wet meal caMtil- constats of a «¿81% with_etghtya«vi
Published Every Thursday at Lente, Ore., by the M t . S cott P c bus hi no C o .
Men are wishing today that they had started a bank account
ten years ago. A bank account started ten years ago would
mean a substantial fortune today when property values are
at a minimum. Almost any bank account could be traded
for a good sized farm now.
But there will be other chances, - if you have the bank
account. Begin in a small way now and as times improve,
increase your savings. A few years will swell your reserve
capital into a substantial fortune.
We Pay 4 per cent on Time Deposits
THE MULTNOMAH STATE BANK
LENTS. OREGON
tation of this class of contribu­
over every bit oi U h » facial area, also meuitwra. nominal««! by the governor
People who were “whooping it i ly
tions. In the first three months
under the chin and on the front and general anti appointed for life by the
Some forms of Rheumatism Curable
of 1913, $163,877,36 were shipped up” for R. A. Booth abcut a gj,!«,« of the neck, taking care to keep king, and a house of commons of 221 ADVANTAGES OF WIDE TIRES.
Rheumatism 1« a dive«»« characterised
abroad; during the first quarter year ago ought to get a hunch mouth and eyes tightly shut Continue memltera. elected by tbe people of tb« They Pull Mere Easily Than Narrow by pains In the joints and In the muaclee.
OUt of the decision of the U. S. i tl‘i# rubbing for a minute or two, going
province« for a term of five
Ones and Make Bsttsr Tracks.
of 1914, $160,829.26 were sent Supreme
The most common forms are:
Acute
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the r,
right
of •uffr«««
auffrnge being
being sub-
sub
Court
to the effect
that ow
t,w‘ whole mirface
repeatedly.
Theu year», lbe
*ht ot
"Wide
tired wagons pull more easily ami Chronic Rheumatism, Rheumatic
Supreme
Court
to
the
effect
that
t
.
n
iht<
witb
j«ct
,o
.
property
•
qu.iiflc.ttoa.
away, and the first quarter of
provincial legt« la tu rea are elect than narrow tired ones 90 per cent of Headaches, Hciatlc Rheumatism and
1915 $87,156.91 were withdrawn Mr. Booth, as manager of the lave the face by dipping up water in the cd The
by
the i>eople of each province. th« time« when they are used.” says Lumbago
All ot three types can l>e
from nur circulation to support Booth-Kelly Lumber Company, hands until the meal in rinsed off. If Each province haa Its own courta of F. A. Wirt, instructor in farm m«*chau helped
absolutely
by applying some
the financial prosperity of for­ paid his relatives to enter land any granule« lodge in the edge of the )oc,| j'uriadlctlon. and there to n fed- lea In the Kansas Htate Agricultural good liniment that |>enetratre. An ap­
college.
Professor
Wirt
baa
Just
com
'
hair
they
are
easily
rubbe-i
out
an
»«win
eign people and countries. The and turn it over to the company as the skin is dried. Dry with a linen era I supreme court constating of a chief pleted experiments with wide and with plication of Hloan’s Liniment two or
Justice and live associate Judges.—Phil­
narrow tired wugoits.
three times a day to the affected part
total amount sent out from the j —a fraud against the govern­ towel and follow with gentle hand fric- adelphia i’rvaa.
Narrow tire« pull harder than •Hr will give lustant relist. Hloan’s Uni*
The law specifies that tion.
Portland post office in 1613 was ment
tlrea. says Professor Wirt. I »ecause tin* meut la go's] for pain, and especially
$848,573.56; in 1914 this amount­ only persons who expect to use Give this treatment every two or three
BEE CULTURE
narrow tire cuts dee|a*r iuto the top Rheumatic Pain, liecause It penetrates
solL The wide tire does not cut so to tie seat of the trouble, soothes the
ed to $548,530.08.
There is a the claims themselves may ob­ days. At other times give massage in ,
The evidence in the form of pinching the face acrons It Doeent Cost Very Much to Start It deep and makes u belter truck on roails atliicted part and draws the pain.
noticable falling off in the first tain patents.
In a Small Way.
which are traveled while th«* gr»UU«i
showed
that
five
persons were l the wrinkles. If the general health is
quarter of 1915, and of 1914
It to simple, and not very expensive, la soft. The wide tire |M«*kn the stir "Sloan's Liniment is all medicin«.”
cared for, these two simple forma of
Gel a 2Ac Itoltle now. Keep it handy
over 1913. This decrease is prob­ paid $100 each, besides necessary treatment will keep the face reasonably to start bee keeping in a small way face Into a firm romllied
in case ot emergency.
j
expenses,
for
viewing
the
land
The
experiments
show
that
In
cori>
About
$25
to
$30
will
do
it.
The
a
ma
plump and smooth.
ably due to a large number of
teur bee keeper needs but one colony fiekla. plow A fields; field lanes and on
and
making
entries,
after
which
An occasional wet salt rub is invigorat­
loyal foreigners who left the
bee«. a good queen and a couple of pasture anti alfalfa land the draft on
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
titles were transferred to ing and affords friction similar to th«- of
hives. Of course be should have two the wl<le tire is considerably lean. n«> In tiw C-ounty Court ot the State of
country in 1913, ’14, and 1915 to the
Mr. Booth’s Company.
cornmeal rub.
or three books on bee cuituru. a veil, matter what the condition of the soil.
Oregon for Multnomah County.
participate in the Bulgarian
gloves and a smoker.
In places where the mud la deep ami In tie* matter of U h * «•state ot Henry E.
wars, and the wars that broke
Pi*asi*, decease«!. No. 113104
The smoker to for the purpose of rolls up on the wheels tn ruts tuade l»>
Among Uie many influences at work to
Notice is iwrvby given, that the under­
out last summer. When these - WHAT GOOD ROADS MEAN, b banish compulsory vaccination, omitted slightly confuelug the bees when It to narrow wheels, or in a surface of mud
desired to open the hire. The extra with a hard ground beneath, the liar signed. «Imimstrator of the Estate of
people went away their places
The final report of the Joint con­ f in my discussion oi the subject laM hive to necessary because, as bee keep­ row tire will pull more easily. The Henry E. Pease, Deceased, has filed his
*
final report and account and petition for
gressional committee on federal i
were taken by naturalized A
ing to usually started In the spring, narrow wheel fits the rut. on the bard
i aid to good roads set forth the « week, I should particularly mention the
discharge as administrator with the
bottom
of
which
It
runs,
and
It
collect*
there
must
be
some
place
for
the
Americans who spent all their ! advantages of good roads thus:
County Clerk for Multnomah County,
i magazines “Life” of New York, "Th«- swarm whi«-h tnay soon leave the par­ leas mud than ths wide tire.
Oregon, ami that the above court has
earnings at home and thus cut
"Systematic efforts and co-op
Width of tire and height of wheel art th« same for (»earing an«l examina­
Philosophy of Health" Denver, “Medi- ent colony. It to by swarming that
» eration of nation, states and
down the money shipments. But
Increase comes about, and this may have a great effect upon the draft tion on Montlay, the 31st «lay of May,
;
cal
Freedom
”
Chi,-ago,
and
the
“
Vac-
counties will make American
be so regulated by the bee man that The usual width of the narrow tire la 191ft, at the hour of 9:3<) o’clock a m.
the main thing to be considered
highways the best in the world,
i cination Inquirer” Lon«lon.
Besides his profit will be entirely through In­ one and three-fourths inches, while of Mi«i «late, at its court room in tl*
is that these figures were for
bring remote agricultural lands
these, nearly all the health magazines of crease. Or. If he chooses, be can re the wide tire la usually three or four (lounly Court House in the City of Port­
land, said county and state.
within practicable hauling dis­
Portland only. What of Seattle,
this country are range«! in opposition to ; tard increase and work for boney only. inches wide. The tires used in the
Any and all [»ersons intrre«t«*<l are
tance from railroads, materially
With
an
outfit
such
as
that
mentloo
teats
were
one
and
three
fourths
and hereby notified to file objections, if any,
Tacoma. Frisco, and Los Angles,
vaccination.
raise the value of farm property,
Mix to sai<! final account at or before sal<i
Dr. Tilden, editor of the Philosophy 1 ed above tbe amateur can In moot sea four inches wide respectively,
and practically every other town
enhance the margin of profit on
sons produce enough boney for a fam inch wheels are used only on low hour of hearing.
ot
Health,
recently
remark«*«l
in
his
|
farm
products,
vastly
increase
on the coast. Indeed the same
tly of five persona, and be can do this trucks.
I. L. PEAHE
the average daily attendance at
I magazine, commenting on deaths from by giving no more than a few momenta
Administrator of the Estate of Henry
A farmer who can afford only on«
is true the country over. The
rural schools, raise the standard
I vaccination reporte«l to him :
E.
Pease,
Decease«!.
dally, or perhaps half an hour during wagon will find mauy factors enteritis
small towns send out as much in
of rural education, make the mo­
Date! April 24Ui, 1916.
"The evil effects of vaccination an«! the course of tbe week, to the care of Into his selection. If he han to go
tortruck an economical vehicle
Kalloeh Zollenger A McDowall. at­
! serum therapeutics generally are not bls bees. Starting with two colonies on the roads in all kinds of weather
proportion to their size as the
torneys for administrator.
for American fanners, lighten the
known—do not get the same publicity of bee«, he ought to be able to provide
he will find the narrow tires better Date of first publication April 29.
large ones, and while this country i? labors of American horses, save
1 m the suppose«! cures. The profession is
for his own famUy and have a surplus because they will collect leas mud Date ot last publication May 27.
making large efforts to control the
wear and tear of harness and
is being impoverished by this
"great white plague,” yet we must not of boney to sell.— Phlletus Barnard in when the roads are bad. On the other
continuous flow of the country’s » wagons, and add to the comfort I forget
hand. If be goes only when the roads
there are 160,000 of these same the Countryside Magasine.
and happiness of all rural real
»
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S HALE
€
M.
D.
’
s busy contaminating the blood
are good or uses the wagon In the
wealth, the several foreign I dents.”
Grim 8co< Wit.
of onr children tinder tbe superstition
fields a great deal he will find .the In th« Circuit Court of ths Stab* of
countries to which it goes are \<:><a<rirCrhttrtrCr{rtrtrtrtrtr
Oregon for Multnomah County.
that they are immunizing them from
_ A ________
_ __
Scotttab ________
minister __________
bad among
bls wide tire will tie preferred tiecauae of
small attacks_of other «liseaaes
Th«- parishioners a man who dealt tn old the lighter draft and less damage to J. H. Nash, Plaintiff, vs. J. Crick and
growing wealthy by it. They
Rachel, Crick, husband and wife,
i physicians’efforts at controlling tuber- | borWR alternating bls spells of labor the fields.
build up their navies, arsenals,
Frank E Mason, Estacada Townsite
x cuioniA are much the fame aa thorn* i
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__
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?
made
by
the
dog
that
chase.
hia
tail
h
~7
J?.?'
1
"'.
'
J*
rlod
One of the main pointe in favor of Company, a corporation, and Estacada
DRAG THE ROADS.
and armies with the money de­
J The fact of the matter ia, theae doctor« 1 ot depression which followed each over the wide tires is that their use greatly Htate Hank, a corfsiration, Defendant«.
rived from taxation, and these
When th« smiles of spring appear, g i build «iiwaae faater than they control it.” Indulgence John habitually took to be«l Improves the roadbed, as they will E. IA ik !
J. H. Nash, Plaintiff, va. J. Crick
-r:
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tidied the
Drag the roads;
Medical v
Freedom
is the journal i of _ a and there
tbere diligently
diligently at
studied
the family
family pack the top soli, making the roadbed
taxes are paid by the American
When the summer time Is here,
national
organization
which has under- j Blbte’ Duri"« one,of th«* flU
“l firm, and thus enabling it to drain ami Racliel Crick, huaband and wife,
Drag the roads:
relatives of the people assessed.
. .
.
. . . . . .
tempted reformation hla condition well In time of rain. The wide tire Frank E Mason, Estacada Townsite
When the corn la In the ear.
taken to rer-overnghte lost by the peo-;
Wg w)fe
,n the
Company, a corporation, ami Estacada
A thing of more vital import­
In the winter cold and drear.
will not cut up the meadow or field as
pie of thia country under the rule of an I Mr WalUce tbe partah minister, who does the narrow tire. This ia also Im- Htate Hank, a corrioration, Defendants
Every
season
of
th«
year
—
ance to us than the tariff ques­
E Ifitlft Ami
Drag the roads
i undemocratic an«l nn-Amencan system at th0 Ume happened to be passing,
portant, as a smooth surface In the
J. H. Nash, Plaintiff, va. J. Crick and
tion is the question of how to
of Htate medicine.
It takes the stand
**oh. Matoter Wallace, come in and meadow is much easier to mow over.
Rachel Crick, husband and wife, Frank
When you’ve nothing else to do.
■6 expressed in the last issue by Finney see our John; he’s rale bad I"
keep this money at home.
It is
E. Mason, Estacada Townsib* Company,
Drag ihe roads;
a corfMiration, and Enlat ada Htate Bank,
If but for an hour or two.
"What's wrang wl’ him?"
Briggs, thus:
evident that over a hundred mil­
Drag the roads;
Defendent«. E. 1606.
“Did it ever occur to you that you and : “He’s feart to meet hia Makker.” said
WHILE MAN WITH BLACK LIVER acor|M>ration,
It will keep them good as new;
lion, are annually going abroad.
By virtue of an execution, judgment
I are today facing the moat serious prob­ Mrs. John.
With a purpose firm and true
The Uver is a blood purifier. It was order, decree and order of sale imuetl
This amounted to $101,963,428.73
lem that has confronted
ns since
Quick as fire came the crushing reply:
Fall in line; It’s up to you—
out ot the above entitled court in the
thought
at one time it was the sent of
Drag
the
roads
Abraham
Lincoln
left
the
quiet
com-
'
“
Humph!
Tbell
’
m
be
need
na
be
for the year ending Jan. 30,1914.
aliove entltleil cause, to me directed and
—Kansas Industrialist.
monplacea of a country law practice to feart for that; he’ll never aee’m.”
the passions. The trouble with most dated the 20th dav of April, 1916, ut»on
If America fights the Japs it will
work out the salvation of a passion-torn
people is that their Liver becomes black a judgment rendered and entered in
people? I refer to a propaganda which,
be when the Japs have absorbed
because of impurities in the blood due said Court on the 10th day of April,
Immortal Animals.
if succefwfully concluded, would operate !
Oiling 3tr««ta and Road«.
in favor of J. H. Nash, plaintiff;
enough of our wealth to put them The advantaxe« of oiling city «treeta to deprive you and me of that most im- 1 Home of the lower animals are lm- to bod physical stales, causing Billous- 1916.
Estacada Htate Bank, a corporation; De­
portent
kind
of
personal
lii»erty
—
the
mortal,
having
neither
birth
nor
death.
1
nees,
Headache,
Dixxinessand
Constipa
­
on a war footing. We hear a lot are atrikingly illustrated by a recent right to choose for ourselves the kind of J
fendant and Cross-complainant, and
The condition was never more clearly
J. Crick and Rachel Crick, fans-
of complaint about the expense ! statement relative to the saving ef­ curative agent we want when ill. In . or scientifically expressed than by H. tion. Dr. King's New Life Pills will against
clean up the Liver, and give you new band and wife, and Frank E. Mason,
fected in the coat of sprinkling, re­ short, our tmrtical freedom.”
T. Coleridge tn his "Blographla Lite­
of a standing army. It would pairing and cleaning streets in the city
Defendants, for the sum of 97827.M
forget, the people of (tregon raria’’ tn a footnote to chapter lv on life. 2ftc. at your Druggist.
with interest at th«* rat«« of 7 per cent
be far more economical to sup­ of Oakland. Cal. During the year an* Do to not
per annum from the Hth day of April,
have a chance to deal with one of Wordsworth's “Lyrical Ballads" where
port our own standing army than . 1910-11 the cost of sprinkling, accord the worst features of this political abuse I be says:
191ft, and for the further some of
00
Ing to the statement referred to.
costo and disbursements, and the coeta
WHOLE
FAMILY DEPENDENT
“There la a sort of minim Immortal
to support a half dozen fpreign I amounted
next
year.
A
surgical
operation
and
a
of and upon this writ; the further sum
to |Wfi.«13. The - orrespond-
Mr. E. Williams, Hamilton, Ohio, of 12222.441 with interest at tlw» rate of 7
standing armies as we have in ' Ing expenditure during the «eason medical prescription combined, under I among the animalcule Infusoria which
has not naturally either birth or death,
during 1912-13 it the name ot vaccination, is now fre­ absolute beginning or absolute end. for writes: “Our whole family depend on per cent per annum from the Hth day of
the past. The only value that 1911-12 was
19lft, and for the further sum of
Maybe someone in April, HUB.
‘ was $67.868 and during 1913-14 (.*»». quently forced upon our citizens con­ at a certain [»erlod a small point ap­ Pine-Tar-Honey.”
might go out of this country as 492, while the estimated cost for the trary to their own convictions and con­
$<I 4ft costo
costa and di.bursenienta,
disbursements, com­
your
family
has
a
severe
Cold
—
perhaps
manding me to male,
make «ale ...........
of the fol­
a contribution from our foreign season 1914-15 was placed at $45.616 trary to the opinion of many med iol ex­ pear« on its back, which deepens and it is the l»aby. The original Dr. Bell’s mending
«lescritied
proiierty, to-wit
lowing
deacrilted
real
property,
lengthens till the creature divides into
I»to Five (ft).
Sig
(fij
«nd
inhabitants should be limited to In discussing these figures it was stat- perts. Remember, the first person ever two. and the same procesa rcoitimenees Pine-Tar-Honey is an ever ready house­ Lota
(6). Hix (fi) and s««,„„
Heven (7),
led that tbe fiscal year 1910-11 includ­ vaccinated by Dr. Jenner (who start«! in each of the halve« now ite oma in- hold remedy—it gives immediate relief. in BJock
Block
Five
Howe's
(ft), Howe
’s Addition to
the price of a ticket for the rela­ ed a wet winter, when the rainfall
the City of Portland, Multnomah Coun­
Pine-Tar-Honey penetrates the linings ty,
tive they aim to assist, and that was particularly heavy, and that in tbe practice,) James I’hipps, described i teg ral.’’
ty. Oregon.
of the Throat and Lungs, destroys the
by
Jenner
as
“
a
healthy
boy
of
eight
Now therefore, by virtue of said exe­
should be in the form of trans­ ' addition, during May and June. 1911.
Finger Nail Spots,
germs, and allows Nature to act.
At cution, judgment or«ler, decree and or­
years,’’ died in his twenties of consump.
,
certain
retrenchments
had
to
be
made
white
now
thought
that
the
It
is
portation bought from agents on | on account of lack of funds, so that tion. Give sufficient thought to the sub­
der of sale and in compliance with the
ywr Druggist. 26c.
spots which frequently appear on fin­
commands of said writ, I will, on Mon­
this side of the water.
the total expenditure for sprinkling ject and you will conclude with Dr. ger nails are due to the presence of gas
day, the 24th day of May, 191ft, at 10
We are actually fattening our was less than might reasonably have Alexander Wilder that “the propaga­ tn the substance of the nail. They oc­ MAN TAKES HIS OWN MEDICINE o clock a. m., at the front door of the
CourtjtaCoiirthonse in Portland, Mult­
enemies for the time when they j been expected. On tbe other band; tion of disease, on the pretext of thereby cur much more frequently during youth
nomah County, Oregon, sell at public
the yean of 1911-12 and 1912-13 were arresting «lisease, ia t»ad in logic, wicked and In women and are usually found In
IS
AN
OPTIMIST
are strong enough to walk all extremely dry. and had no oiling been
auction (subject to redemption,) to the
persons of a nervous type. There 1« no
in morals and futile in practice.”
He has absolute faith in hie medicine highest bidder for cash in hand, all the
done the* annual coat of sprinkling
over us.
remedy for them end no means of pre­
i
I
i
I
I
i
i
might well have !>een nearly $100,000
T’HE American citizen who! Attention wan also called to tbe fact Have you ever noticed that rainy
that the area sprinkled In 1910-11 was weather has the effect on things human
neglected to read every line smaller
than tbe present area sprin- of making them still more like them­
of the President’s American i kled. Blnce July 1, 1911, tbe street de- selves, that is of more fully bringing out
Protest as printed in the papers 1 partment has oiled over ninety miles their character?
macadam roads, and to t hR is at­
Not only does it make curly hair;
of the 13th is guilty of neglecting j of
tributed the reduction in tbe cost of curlier and straight hair straighter, it
one of the greatest opportunities sprinkling an well as very material
also brings to the surface the good and
savings in the costa of repairing and
of his life.
tbe
bad deeply hidden in body and
There have been a few great cleanlag.
mind. The rheumatic growls and rubs ’
vention except ths avoldancs of Injury
to ths nails.
Mew He Queaaad It
“The thing J like about your crowd."
observed the Imprudent ruahee, "to
they’re optimistic.”
"Tee. we are. but how did you guees
nr
“At meala every one says. ’Paas the
cream. please/
Columbia Jester.
♦
—he knows when he takes it tor certain
ailments he gets relief. People who take
Dr. King’s New Discovery for an irritat­
ing Cold are optimists—they know this
cough remedy will penetrate the linings
of the throat, kill the germs, and open
the way for Nature to act.
You can't
destroy a Cold by superficial treatment
—yon must go to the cause oi the
trouble. Be an optimist. Gat a bottle
<d Dr. Kiag's New Discovery today.
right, title and interest which the with­
in named defendants, (or either of
.on t‘^y
February,
3i *,h”
t*,‘‘ b.ree mortgages
herein foreclosed, or since that date hail
in and to the above described property
or any part thereof, to satisfy said exe­
cution, judgment order and decree, in­
terest, costa and accruing costa.
ou .«r . ..T; M HURLBURT.
Hhenff ot Multnomah County, Oregon.
Dated this 20th day of April, 1916.
First issue, April 22, 1916.
Last issue, May 20, 1916.
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