The Stayton mail., February 22, 1907, Image 7

A ft 1 1 » it I * li t un
Ignoran«**.
Blood Humors
M 'lftlr n l C u N lo iiiv r
W h a t a A n * o ld
a p c t'liiirn you hiivu up ( b a r * in th a t g i n » »
«■»«*•!
I m it n K lr iid t v n r lim ?
Commonly rnu»« plroplr*. boll*, hlvr». rt*i»*m*
1 or *alt rheum, or aom« other font» o f erup
tlon; but sometime* they e d it In the *y*ten*.
Indicated by feeling* o f weskn***, languor.
In** of appetite, or general debility, without
earning any breaking out
Hood’» Har»aparllla expels them, renovate*,
strengthen* and tone* the whole ayatem.
T h l» li the te»llmony of thou»and» annually
Accept no auhatitute, but Inalat on having
N e w M illen iu m
S ir m id y w lm t ?
(Jonh,
ttiiMti-r !
I »<> 1 1 * 1 y o u k u o w n Utlille w h en
y o u »»•«> o n e ?
PRINTING PLATES .
AS NEAR PERFECTION AS
anís* uoium»,«»* raiouci
HICKT 8 - C H A T T E N
E N G R A V I N G
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
C O .
A great deal o f hiirm In done l»y self*
drugging for the relief o f varloua real
K«rlb»|UAl.« or Imiigiticry ills.
IIWM ***»«*•«•>• ,1 > ,,
•*••*«« «atu»,
In u»ual liquid form or In chocolated tablet»
known a» 6 a r s a t a b a . iu od o»e»ti.
fiMl »siiti
i|t«Airiivwl
our
Hau
K imim íh ) «» |ir«m U (,iM,N
Tk*
Y a n k e e IVofloa.
There never IIv**<l a more steady and
persistent grumbler than Iteubeu Hall.
Not only the weather, tht* stute of hi*
health and his crops furnished him
with subjects, but the moat reasonable
and lenient luws which could lie con­
structed raised discontent In Reuben's
mind.
" I durino what they mean by telling
folks to cart their wuste stuff over to
that (lump at the end o’ Grantham's
Wooda Instead o’ leaving It In the
Lawton sullar-bole,” he said. Indig­
nantly, one day. “ Hupiaiae the sullar-
hole d<x*s allow up from the road, what !
business has this town got to put an In­
junction on folks dumping stuff In It? '
"T h e town’s bought the old Lawton
place," said his neighbor. In the pacific
tone people usually employed In ad-
ddesalng Mr. Hall. "And I thought
you were one o f those that said 'twas
an eyesore. Do you want to dump any
o’ your old Junk in there, Keub, tidy
a* you are?"
"No. I don’t wanter," said Mr. Hall,
sullenly; “ hut I wanter have the right
In case I wanter. an’ I wanter know
why I haven’t got IL”
Is It Your
Own Hair?
Do you pin your hat to your
own hair? C a n ’ t do It?
Haven’t enough hair? It must
be you do not know A y e r’s
Hair Vigor! Here’s an intro­
duction! May the acquaint­
ance result in a heavy growth
of rich, thick,glossy hair! And
we know you’ll never be gray.
A G R E A T S LE D B O O K .
Tlierc* 1» not til iik cimler. The only ob-
J< i tloirto the plan I m that what I m gt«*!
ttj¿o, but lir.
Ferry’s 1907 Seed Annual Now Resdy
t I« « li it li» li\ li r the rougli limy !*• hud for the
fo r Free Oittribulioi .
•»ill f r!<%%«*% may *»i I*
I m * It tv I by a<blrt9«Rliitf rougher.
Ferry’s gn u t Heed Book is now ready
1*1 K M ric m HON, 1117
Hi» It I n with a headscti«*. Alnioat any
“ I think »h%t A v r ' i fla ir Vl*nr la tb * m oft
CUtffttttut Ht . Alaiunla, ( il,
M. wC rcuUr
for distribution. This is the l»<*ok that
wonderful b *irgro w er that w a i over made. I
K»*«*|* thl» for frÍPrtMiiHf. pain In the heail not due to actual
ToUay
have
o»«'d it for to m « time and I can troth-
every funner wants ami waits for. It
fu lly * » v that I am fr r ^ tly pteaaed with it. I
brain rilueiiM* may I m - moderated. If not
cheerfu
lly rec#.mm<'nd it an a splendid prepa­
mukcM no difference what other t»ta-
ration.**— Mian V. IS u o c k . Way land, Mich.
relieved teni|Mirarlly, by moiii «* form or logucH are received, fanners are not sat­
“ iieadaehe powder” ; hut a frequent re- isfied until they get Ferry’s, Ixxiause it
Kal« by J .C . A j » t C o , Lowell,
A i imo manufacturers
“ ‘
of
rotirno to this meaUM o f cure may fa­ contains better and fuller information.
9
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SAREAPAMUA.
tally weaken the lu-iirf.
When thia
Ferry's Heed Annual, in fact, is really
PILLS.
m ! o | im heutliiK tlx* headaches eeiiNe "to m*»re than a catalogue.
It differs from
CHEEKY PECTORAL.
trouble, but the patient I m not In con­ the iiHiutl seed catulotigc inasmuch as il
dition to know or care.
really heljis each farun-r t r gardener to
P llfS CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS.
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Every man, o f courae, Ixdlevc* him- choose intelligently the vari«*ti«?s Ix-st P A Z O O IN T M E N T 1» R ti* r e m «e l to cu re *njr
aelf a doetnr, and often tlilnkN he la suited to Ida particular need*. Th«« (*»< ' of id lin g , b lin d , b lee d in g o r p ro tru d in g lit h*- 1 p p - r S n a k e A a l l e y , I d a h o , wtw-r,
f H U i r TREES, VINES, P L A N TS lx*tter able to attack a rough or a eaae win* selection o f varieties results in p ile « In 6 to l i 'la y s o r m on ey re(uruled.00c.
rt.tMJ Miss sap.pi V iilley In im w e k e r » ur*- air* ady
io al**d. -out.«» * »IT ' a untie. elop> (I, trrlgab * li.n l
BERKSHIRE SWINE, RrgKterrd)
o f rheumatlam or a headache, whether bigger, Better |iayirig cropa. The ex-
still await th*- netiler.
Ilici» at a d I..I.I wa'vre.1
ja*ri«*nce gamed in fifty years of success­
valley
In the world. Finca* c Irnatc: elio cesi fruit ;
A s They* Im p r e s s e d H e r.
SHORTHORN C A I l l E , Reg»tere«L it I m * hU own or another'a, than tin»*«* ful sc«td growing; is thus at your com­
Im m cna-croiia o f vraln, allalfa an ar heeta. M.'*«>,-
Little Kitty, who had happened to be out* invested In augnr fnctorlea. N ew R. It. extc
who make the cure o f (II hcux I* a M|M*<*lal
BAMMED AND WHITE ROCKS
a:on to Y e ’ low-t.me )>ark o... na Country o f vaac te-
mand.
the only one at home when the stran­ aourcaa. . A - lilo n aiarte.1 Jan. ), laua, a record
study. All he haa to d<» la to maki* up
For freshness, purity ami reliability gers called, was trying to describe hreacer. W rite for part cuiar*.
PACIFIC NURSERY ( O .
hla mind w hat the trouble la—and any Ferry’s Heed» are in a clues by them­
L . t . M O i l It Fi K K V 1. F M T A T K C O M P A N Y
(a fa lo g u r fre e .
Tangent, O regon
a t. A n th o n y an d A s h to n , Id a h o .
one ean tell u rouxh when he I iiim It— selves. They are known all over the them. “ One o f ’em was a good deal
younger than the other.” she xaid, "and I
and
then
to
thke
xoiucthlug
that
la
laud, ami farmers everywhere have be'« the one that did the talking. He
FREE S A M PLE
•‘jt'Mid for a cough."
coonfldence in the name of Ferry, and
want«*d to know when you'd be back.”
I>* mm MerloiiM, but not much MO, I m the know f«»r a «•ertainty that their seeds
"H ow did he look?” a«ked her fath­
ahum* o f toniea. A true tonic la any­ tan be relied upon. They know that
er. "D id he have any beard?”
thing that promotoM the nutrition o f the every package has behind it the repu­
“ N o; be was barefaced.”
M U L E -T E A M B O R A X
Title may In* done by Increas­ tation of a house whose business stand­
With B i'ftKO lllm»» r»t**i| booklet, glvinjr 1,000 body.
“ How about the older than? Was he
!]*••• fur H u rts lit tb«« Horn**. >‘a n n am i Iia iry ,
ards
are
tbe
highest
in
the
trade.
in', the ii||M*tlte and Improving dlges-
barefaced,
too?”
• ml a S o u v e n ir P ic tu re . 7&14 In., 10 colons
Just drop a |>ostal to I). M . Ferry &
t!on, which I m the function o f tin* hit­
fri*« fo r bo am i y o u r m n ir r a tinin»*.
A «b irv»a
“ Kind o’,” said Kitty, remembering -
l ai Ilia Comal ikiram Co., Uaklm u<i,» aL
Co.,
Detroit,
Mich.,
and
they
w
ill
send
ter ton lea; or by Improving tin* routll-
his shaggy brown beard; “ only he van
prove their worth at harvest
tlon o f tin* blood by adding to It the you a ropy o f their 1!H)7 Heed Annual. grizzly bear faced.”
time. After over fifty yearsof
I
t
’s
absolutely
frtx*.
Uor It haa loat; nr by Mippl.vlng the
success, they are pronounced
ayatein with aome needetl Mutiatanee,
Shake Into Y o u r Shoes
the best and surest by careful
Deafness Cannot De Cured
A H e n ’» Foot-E ase
A p ow d er. Jt m a ker tlg h -
Miidi aa fat In e<a| liver o il; or finally
planters everywhere. Your
a r t com In jr to u» for trea tm en t mud
b v lo c a l a p p lic a tio n » a* th ey c a n n o t reach th e o r n ew *hoea fe e l enay. I t is a c e rta in c u re fo r
r«iu r tiliiK I im iiiv ru red . W r i^ r m i-
dealer sells them. 1907 Seed
by
Mtluiulntlug
the
tUMiicM
to
Inereaaed
dl<u-a»e<l p o rtio n o l tb e e a r. TLete i » o n ly one s w e a tin g, c a llo u s a n a h o t, tir e d , a c h in g le et
nently end i»r<»m|>tiY mn* imii***»
w a y to c u re d t-a .u t»», arid th a t 1» by c o n itiiu - i Hold by a ll D n ieg lsta . P ric e 26c. T r ia lp a c k -
Annual free on request.
nhaorptlon, an action which la nacrllM'd tlo
Ib m , K hfuiiim tU n i, mil 1‘ rtvmu* and
n a l rem etllea
Jx-afue»» ia cau»- d by an in- age m a iled F K E E . A d d ress A lie n 8. O lm sted,
W
I»I m * nm n, N ervou s Dlnor*
D. I L F L U K Y A CO., Iletiwlt, H k k .
L
e
K
o
y
,
N
e
w
Y
o
rk
.
flam
d
c
o
n
d
itio
n
o
f
th
e
m
ucoua
lin
in
g
o
f
the
to
araenlc,
mercury
and
others
of
the
i l r r i, | i ^4* nm * i u | W om en mod C h ild
E u ala ch la u T ube. W h en t h l» tu be in in tlam ed
f«*u, K<-return,
Blood,
h kln
and
mineral toniea.
vou n a v e n r u m b lin g »o u n il o r Im p e rfe c t h ear­
f nl»liMli<*tI ovtrHi^rarR
yers
C R O P S N E V E R FAIL
ERRYS
Many Afflicted Country People
< litu R lc
No m atter w h at
yuur trou b le may b e,co m e to m ?« ua.
Frw C-null at to« And Eianhutiom.
New York Surgical and Medical Institute
on
»a lly L
■,) Wi>
iiluBftoo Ml.. i'oilUoJ. Or.
U N ITE D S TA TE S
H EA LTH & A C C ID E N T
INSUR ANCE COM PAN Y
O f rmmlnmw, M ich igan.
t
100.000
Captili Mock.
» 200.000
JiptnIUd with
Ini Dipt of
Mich 1(1 n
W R IIP TO D AY
malting ab ou t ou r p op u la r one doll.tr a
month plan that pay* arrl«l«*ntal death
nml aeeld eu t and »le k In d e m n ity tiiv e
nge and o eeu p ation .
A ll busltieas on
t lie I'aei fie ('«»mat paid th ro u gh the fir s t
National B.mk of P ortlan d.
R. L. ALDRICH. Mgr. Western Office
70S 210 Mnrqum BiSg
Portland. Oregon
ISut thcMc are not the "tonics” to
which jieople are apt to reaort when
tliey run down. They take to stiinu-
innta, alcohol UKtinlly, and think they
are getting atroug because they feel
la tter after each doac. The alcohol
In the “ tonic” I n often d lM g u la e d , and
the user, perhaps a conscientious tee­
totaler, would la* M h o ck ed to learn Unit
what he wns taking to give him
strength hnd more alcohol In it than
haa the strongest whisky. I f the system
la seriously ruu down, a physician
should b** consulted, who w ill la* aide
to give what la needed, whether Iron,
or bark, or gentian, or cod liver oil,
to correct the underlying condition that
crust*« the debility.— Youth's Compan­
ion.
T h t*
111 r *1 In
lla n c l.
Instead o f getting ntigry, Clarkson
was rather nimmed at the actions of
Ills |a*t waiter. H«>r two years he hqd
dined at the anuie restaurant almtist
dally mid August knew I i I m every wish
anil had always been liberally tlpiicd.
That day, however, Clarkson was
shamefully neglected. He had to ask
for butter, I i I m napkin was damp aud
soggy, the particular sauce he llk**<l ho
well was not on the table, and. in fact,
August was the antltlii*slH of a dev»te«l
A U S T I N W E L L D R IL L S
servitor.
All his attentions seemed
Miel«* ln ul I i t y l i * nml ft I « Ir ... (iv i water unit oil
anywhere. Ii. » t 1 >r 11111 1 tt Tuoi» oimlv. (iv t rala. concentrated upon n man at an adjoin-
I»*" »Bi! prlcv«.
BEALL & CO.
In gtable. August hovered around him
321 H aw thorne Ave.
Portland, Or.
like a be«* around a llower, anticipating
every wish aud bringing him sundry
little (*xtras.
ien y o u buy
The customers wns evidently a stran­
W ET
ger. Clarkson could not r«s*all having
W EATHER
s«*en him before, aud from his long put-
C L O T H IN G
roiinge o f the place he had come to
you w ant
c o m p le t e
know all the regular customers by
p ro t e c tio n
their fiuvs at l«*ast. Ills curiosity got
a n d lo n g
the better o f him and as be was leav­
s e rv ic e .
ing. after bestowing the customary f!n,
These and mam*
other go o d points
he nsk«»d:
are combined In
"W hy Is It, August, that you have
T O W E R 'S
be«*n
so attentive to that man nml so
F IS H B R A N D
neglectful
o f me? Is he In the lintiit
OILED CLOTHING
of giving extra large tips?"
You can't afford
*.
to b«o* any other
/
"Oh, no, m’sleu’," said August. ‘‘ lie
idwri
Is n stranger. II«* has never been here
before." Then he added, apologetical­
▼owe a co ao%TOw us a.
r y¡f>.
w|t CAiaOiAN CO U»»
w.
ly, “ And I am sure o f you, m'sl«»u'.”
T O »«' H O
C A N ______
T h e O th e r S id e.
DR. G. 6EE WO
Wonderful Home
Treatment
Tht* wonderful Chi­
n e .« Doctor In railed
K m »! bucftune h « cure»
l>«>i>la without opera-
tloa that art. a van up
lo din. I I * c a r «« w l.h
líeme wonderful «'hi-
n a« herha, roo a, hurt»,
h*rka and vegetable*
that aro antirely un­
known to medical a l-
rnca In this country thron*1
hnrmlcaa W 1 < A T h la Imuonadoctor k now *
Ilia action o f o ver tOOdiffvrcnt rwnvdlca, which
lie OMa MiccrndhiMy In different dlr'-tiae*. 11«
(tiaran'vca toourecatarrh,a-thm a. Ion «, throat
rhouuiatlnm, nerrouancaa, stomacB, liver, kId-
n o.», etc., ha» hundrels o f tcatlmonlal».
Cliarsc» morl'-rat«. Call a n d .... him. Patient*
out or tli« city w rit« for blaaks and circular*.
Band «lam p. C O N B tT I.T A T IO N VltlUK.
A d d !«* *
The C. Gee Wo Chinese Medicine Co.
1 6 2 'i r ir * t St., S. C. C o r. M orrison
M en tion papor
P o rtla n d , O r « « o n
"Don't you get homesick for those
tx'Hiitlfiil old Colonial mansions In the
South?" they asked the Kentuckian on
the night that the thermometer fro»«*.
“ Not this weather,” she answered. " I
haven’t forgotten yet how the wind
us«sl to blow through the cracks o f the
windows and dtxirs o f thos«> henutlful
old Colonial mnnslonx, and how we
used to sit In rtxims nlxiut the size o f
ballrooms, Innblled around a two-by-
four grnte, our fm vs scorching nml the
hitter blasts blowing through our back
hair.
“ Oh, n o ; In such weather ns this the
steam heated luxury o f the Chicago flnt
for me,” she decided.— Chicago Inter
Ocean.
in g . an d w h e n I t 1» e n t ir e ly c lo s e .!, It e a fn e »» 1»
th e re s u lt, an d u n le »* th e In fla m m a tio n can l e
tft.c ti o u t a n d t h l* tu b e re to .e d to it * n o rm al
co n d itio n , h e a rin g w ill be d e s tro y e d fo r e v e r ;
B in - c a » e » o u t o f ten are caused by C a tarrh ,
w h ich i* n o th in g but au In tlam ed c o n d itio n o f
the m ucoua »u rla ce *.
W e w ill g iv e O ne H u n d red D o lla r « fo r an y
c a .x o f b ra fn ra s (cauaed by c a ta rrh ) th a t c a n ­
n ot l*e cured by U a l l ’s C a tarrh Cure, bend fo r
Clrculara, free.
r. J. CHENEY <St CO., Toledo, O.
Hold by D ru gglala. 16c.
i l a l l ’a F a m ily F ills are the beat.
O m liftln n a o f
H lftto ry .
The good people of 8alem had just
burned another witch.
“ According to the census.” they «aid, !
“ there are too many women in Massachu­
setts, anyway.”
In order to make a show of being Im­
partial. however, they looked around for |
Wizard Burbank, but he had escaped to
California.
WHERE TO BUY
A PIANO
Mothers will find Mrs. Winnow*» Toothing
Syrup the bv *t remedy to use lot their chlldrea
" I t ’s »itch bard work to ta!k through during the to«thing period.
thi* telephone!" exclaimed SJr^. High-
S o r r o w « o f th e P lu tocra cy*.
mus.
First Millionaire— Hard lines these
" I hadn't noticed that,” said Mr. Iligh-
niUM, who had been listening patiently for days.
Second Millionaire— Y es; our rela­
five minutes at the other end of »he wire.
“ It may be a little hard to hear through, tives are waiting for us to die to get
my dear, but it doesn't seem *o have in­ our money, and the rest o f the world
terfered with tbe flow of vour conversa­ doesn’t want to wait that long.— New
tion.”
York Sun.
H ad
N ot
O b served
It.
Of Interest to W om en.
Every woman naturally should l»e health v
and strong, but a great many women,
unfortunately, are not, owing to the uti-
nutural condition of the lives we 1 ad.
Heada he, backache and a general tired
condition arc prevail nt among.-t the
women , of today and to relieve these
conditions women rush to the druggists
fo- a iHitth* o! some preparation supp sed
to lx* particularly for them, and ■ ontain-
ing nobody knows what. I f they would
just get a box of ltrandreth’s Pt h, anti
take them reg ilarlv every night for a time
all their trouble would disappear, as these
pills regulate the organs o f the feminine
>ystem. The s me dose has the same
eff ct, no matter how long they art* used,
llrandreth’s Bills h ve been in use for
over a century and are sold in every
drug and medicine store, plain or sugar-
coaled.
H r a lla t lc .
Crltick— ITos, l)'.Aub«*r is home from
his trip to tin* Kooky mountains. He
put in most o f his tinu* making sketch«*«
of th«* mountain peaks. He sbow«*d me
u lot o f them.
A scum— How were they? Natural?
Crltick— Well, they’re certainly roclyr.
— rhlladelubla Tress.
D O N ’ T D E S PA IR .
Read the Experience o f s Minnesota
Woman and Take Heart.
I f your back aches, and you feel sick,
languid, weak and miserable day after
day — don’t worry.
IViun’s Kidney Pills
have cured thousands
of women in the same
condition.
Mrs. A .
Hciman, of Stillw at­
er, Minn., says: "B u t
for
Doan’s Kidney
P ills I would not be
living now.
They
cured me in 1899 and
I ’ ve been well since.
I used to have such pain in my bock
that once I fainted. The kidney secre­
tions were much disordered, and I wits
so far gone that 1 wns thought to be at
death’s door.
Since Doan's Kidney
P ills cured me I feel as If I had been
pulled back from the tom b.”
Sold by all dealers.
50 cents a box.
Foster-Mllbum Co., Buffalo, N. Y .
PUTNAM
W h en Sherm ftn, f l a y & C om p an y, th e
old P a c ific (.'oast P ia n o H ouse, w h ic h
has been d o in g business at th e corn er
o f K ea rn ey and S u tter streets. Han F'ran-
clseo, f o r ’ o v e r th ir ty -fiv e years, pur­
chased th e P ia n o business o f th e A lle n
A U ilb e rt-K a m a k e r Co . it was e v e r y ­
w h e re a d m itte d th at it was th e moat
s ig n ific a n t ira n -a c tio n e v e r an n ou n ced
c o n c e rn in g the m u sic business o f th e
pH cifie N o rth w est.
Im p o rta n t, be ause S h erm an , C la y A
C o m p an y are so w e ll k n o w n as a
stau n ch , re lia b le firm .
They have a
on e-p ric e system . E ve ry P ia n o is m ark-
ed in p la in figures.
A c h ild ean buy a
P ia n o fro m Sherm an. C lay A C om p an y
just as sa fely as can a s ta le sen ator, and
at th e sam e p rice.
T h e y are P a c ific
Coast agents fo r th e fam ous S te in w a y
p ia n o ; a!so m any o th e r stan d ard m akes
such as th e K n a b e, E ve re tt. M ason A
H a m lin , H ard m a n , A . B. Chase, F isch er,
P ack a rd . C o n o ver, L u d w ig , K in g s b u ry ,
E stey. E m erson , S te rlin g , W e llin g to n ,
H u n tin g to n and M endelssohn.
A lso
» t e y , P a ck a rd an d C h ica go C o ttage
O rgans. P ia n o P la ye rs and V ic to r T a lk ­
in g M achines.
W h en you v is it P o rtla n d
Spokane,
T acom a. S eattle, E ve re tt, B e llin g h a m
o r Han Francisco, you should c a ll and
see th e P ian os e x h ib it«“d by S h erm an ,
C la y A Co. T h e ir P o rtla n d store is op­
p os ite th e postofflee, S ix th and M o r ri­
son streets.
r I T O Bt. Vltna* Dane« «n d all Nervous Disease«
M I O perm anently cured by Dr. K lin e's Ureal
N erve Restorer. Send for F’ K K E 92 trial bottle and
treatise. Dr. It. lL K lIn . , Ld.,S31 Arch St.. lT>Ua.,Pa.
M ix e d .
When ministers exchange they usual­
ly preach old sermons, but. however,
they generally look over the MMS.
carefully to 8«*e if the local points nee«l
alteration.
A Somerville preacher many years
ago went to Andover to preach sn«l
neglected this simple precaution.
In
liis disrourse was an allusion to the
Insane asylum at Somerville, and, for­
getting for the moment ttiat he was in
Andover, he said:
"Sooner than a child o f mine should
lx* subjected to such influences. I would
tx* willing to have him ronflned in yon­
der institution."
An«l the good man pointed direct'y
at the Andover Theological Seminary.
— Boston Herald.
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No. 8—07
P. N. U
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H E N w r itin g to a d v e rtis e rs p lea se
m en tion th is paper,
Harvesting Dollars
is possible if the seed be judiciously planted.
Southern Alberta, Canada, has demonstrated beyond a doubt
that it is the greatest cereal growing country on the continent,
and “ Alberta Red W heat” grown there took both the Gold and
Bronze medals at the Portland Exposition.
The Canadian Pacific Railway Company has 3,000,000 acres
of the best of land, irrigable and non-irrigable, just east of Cal­
gary, Alberta, which they are selling at from «12 to «15 per acre
for non-irrigable and «18 to «25 per acre for irrigable.
Lands sold by them three months ago at these prices are now
now being held by the purchasers at «50 per acre and upwards.
The harvesting of dollars invested in these lauds is just as
certain as the hsrvesting of cereals.
If you are interested drop a card to the address below for
literature fully describing the opportunity of the age.
The Canadian Pacific Irrigation Colonization Company, Ltd.
54 Ninth Avenue W est, C algary, Alberta, Canada.
SALKS DEPARTMENT. CANADIAN PACIPIC RAILWAY. IRRIGATED LANDS
Ba sure t* mention this sanar when wrltlnc.
FADELESS
TV«» do not like to have any child
roiixcd to H|x*nk n ploro for us or to Color mor« goods brl»h»rr ami faster calor* than any ether Sye. One 10 c neckaga
guaranteed la give perfect results.
Ash dealar, or we will aend past paid at 10 c •
give us a kiss.
Wench and mix calara.
MONROE DRUG COu UulanvlUa. Mi*«suri.
DYES
ind cotton equally wcH and In
Write far fra* haaklet haw to dye»