The Port Orford tribune., December 06, 1916, Image 1

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ropp,«] la contractor of her own aumnwr
bnngalow. Women, as «e.ignen.
too n S / i l * a t of hou«*^ « • eetekratcd for their
p a rp o Z o f reminding Jrepi" thre ’» » • « * * « 1 *t proMdent; their W r
poor « « lid b a r . »ppeutm a« pendeuce (if thia to the proper
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^requ.ntiy ha ««Mid tor- word) in tSe faee at It. W ithout
P*>- the klightM t eompoBctiM a worn-
’" ’• a * * ! haw amay people
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laff as to saw I h ^ T X o e their’ ^ X
into tto turkey bo«
W’ L* * BOck B* F * ^ W ‘ * < - t* n t l
they gava
° a . d a j It occurred to him that he
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If the Lord m in S A
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pil.v s ty le d them , supplied an ac
T H I WONDERS OF TH E R M IT.
toxtov " v r t o
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not thinking oaty of tto good yoa may
to for tto poor. Yoa are thinking a (
tto Mg daal you to re on. Too hope
that by totes charitable no« tha Lord
will are St to let this m atter la which
yoa are aa deeply Interested pa
tbroo<h aad to te * yea t to proffta yen]
are so anrimis for. Yon are mareto
xy las to bribe God.»
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He pat the money bask Into Ms
pocket.
" It « o a t da." ba tb o n rb t
T to
pullty
There's no use tyring to hide
the fa T from myself.
n t watt till
after thl« deal lute sone throaak-
Then I will ha able to eontrlbate with­
out a «elflrtr deel re to have tto '-»yd
liv e sm proflte In retuya."
Sa to pawed the fl.lra ik m strt on
the corner wlthnwi helrdrg »o All bar
tuiTey. Rat day after day aa he looked
arms» the Mreet he aaw her there and
day after day ha aald to himself that
to would to something splendid for
tto poor as sooa as hla deal was out
of tto « a y . ao that be might contribute
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TOUCH
unhealthy condi­
tion of the kid­
ney»: If It stains
your Unan It Is
evidence of kld-
your tongue to
ALUM
and look in the glass— yoa will see the effect—
Y o a can’t help pu c keru ig -rji make» you pucker
to think o t tasting i t
right into your system— you Injure digestion,
and ruin your »tomadw
AVOID ALUM
plainly-
fcpyal U t»tde from pura refined Grape Cream of Tartar-Costs more
in Alum but you have tke.profit of quality, the profit of good health.
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Bui a j at
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RmanaMy. which sarelters to a Mad
e f M degrees, aad w lrtora aad dies It
tto mercury raaa up I t ar I t dagroaa
*la d . aad to noticed (bat she bad to r
■ho.il.tera drawn up. aa If to « a id 0 «
the cold blasts Thera «a» the yellow
turkey, too. but few people stopped to
gire for the poor.
M r Orubblesoa remembered a new
ten-dollar M il that he had In ana of hla
VORACIOUS DOGFISH.
poekrta. aad to began feeling for K l T H E
When he had lowed It be doubled I I aa I
m m feUy and t t o . tunmd o a r, m ™
a o f food Flitch wan Io hla desk. A t aooa to put on hla
saa act only as a pal­ overcoat and weal to tba » M a r to
^ ' 1 * Army girl «era
in la the tody which " * “
•till at her poet. Tee. there she «aa
n a h Wardea M. J. Hann*, at Buck-
with tto ano« »btrtlng about her and
land. has lha lollow-np to say. according
the people hurrying pa.t. apparently
to Ike Portland Fraas. relative 1« a gov­
obtlrloua of bar «aleteare. H e took
ernment bounty on dogflah:
oat the M il that to tod ao carefully
"Thera la ao doubt but that tor tv s
folded and looked at IL Suddenly hla
years thane seaveaart* of tha aaa have
wrought more damage to our flaking In­
dustry than la a quarter a t a century.
"John
* • glvtaa this money hacaaee o f year ¿ v .
I aad y m r sympathy tee you, fallow
man. or la It merely a trifle the, yo„
are offering In return for the sucres»
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I of your aelflah scheming? You ara
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jBy the use o f so called cheap Baking
Powders you lake this puckering, injurious Alum
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higher, flo ls It hard to realUa a haa»
• f M flO dagraaa. Tat. Wy , tba Break-
lya Bagla, that la tha heat davalopad
to tto combustion of therm it, a beat
which «aids togaumr placas a t tto
ms
maeMaary, »blab
Ibla ta maad Iran aaat-
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_ tons, vfcleh haratotoia
to be replaced at groat expaaaa a f
labar aad ttota; which caa unite lion
rails ao parfaetly that tto loltlag eng
scarcely to aaea ar felt, aad a rati can
to m a le mllaa long. Instead at M aa
a bnadred tea*, at tba outeide.
Thl» therm it la a oompouad dtaoav-
•red by Dr. Hans Goldschmidt, at
■earn. Germany, w to has bean tee­
tering la thia country before abam l
cal and engineering associations on
(bis chemical discovery of bis that Is
aa fa ll at engineering posalbltltlaai a
discovery that, ualika so many sclea-
tlfle dteeoverlae, |a not merely later.
anting to 4 to s c le n t« , bat commer­
cially valuable la tto Industrial «arid.
The therm it la a m ixture ad flaely
granulated or powdered alam laam
w ith aaaaa aeeUiUc oxide, moat fra-
«ssatly oxide of Iroa
This mixture
looks not aaltke gunpowder, a r to
b housewife would aaggaet mixed tan.
t to light granules being a lu a la a a
aad tto dark ooaa oxide a t Irate, la
burning this aalxture create« a tem­
perature. as Dr. Goldackaddt
sa­
lt In a payor read at tto am
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V«»r deal so throogh bo-
enure vou had hrutnl«e,l to riv e la ca»e
r f yonr m e re -* If the Lord h w
« to let yon (ucceod Ha baa surely a «
dona ah merely for tto m ra a i you
think of giving now."
Mr. Gnibb'esna slipped tto M il hmek
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m . -------— Bonaatl Into hl» poc'et. and whoa t o returned
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Dr. King’s
New Discovery
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where ah, might to r e to tte r shelter
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fo r All Throat and
Lang Trouble«.
•SwwvtockUS«Ms. TctHI
r «hamaan
m r u u , lum .a.aa.
(a order to to to perfect health saa
Bost bo temperate la eating , Tba
■teals should to regular. Regularity to
aaa of toa psldau rulas ad a
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Nothing caa ever sarpaas i t
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tnal demand. Unlike most fads,
thia one had common ne— hebl«d
it, and na a rasnlt hae haen tafln-
eatlal In revolntionW of building
styles that have obtained for sen
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