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J G * 1 , Ino of n«4 ut un ODDllnotlort. piro w or k tollcl to#! HoforoMoo I 'ïir \ |»r wnte us n g r a v in g E PLATES TOR PR IN TIN G MICKS-CMATTEN Portland Orci LEARN TO DANCE ________________________IUMSI I U Wall*. Two Step, Three »Up, •ta. Upara remuDtelr laagkt aa4 gastaste«« la fear laaaoaa F r a i M a i W IIU -.li. It a > *a r II ■ • fc P I . I . llaiu l “W H I Z ” A New Fajlor Game For the Long Winter Evenings Go in your dealer ami buv a pound pack age of 20 - M ill«-Team B O R A X . Cut off t li” top i>nn<il from package and mail to P t d l l l '>a«t Bo . 1 ' Co. Oakland, Cal w ith 4c in >tainp» ami the W M l/ Kama w ill bo prom ptly eant >011 Prepaid. W H IZ , lha S ew Parlor Card fam e, can U- played by all the fam ily. It la co 111 toned of 4 1 handsomely printed card* Inclosed in a (lap caaa with full and coni- pleta rules for playing. Kntertaining, instructive or educational. Sim ilar Karnes . ost fWc in the »hope. You can go t it K K K K . Mail Orders You run no riak in tending y «u r m ail orders to us. 'W e han dle reliab le goods only and guar antee perfect satisfaction both as to p rice und qu ality. Send for our i.ew reduced price list. New Fall Stock W om en ’s Tail* orod Suits, Skirts, W aists, Hos iery, Mnalin Underw ear, Corsets, Gloves, Dress Goods, T a b le Lin- rue, Liter Curtains, K tc., Ktc. McAllen & McDonnell Cor. Third and Morrison Portland, Oregon Th e store noted for Best G ood« at Iiow rat Prices. A PRIZE PUZZLE The Kidneys Wtien they are weak, torpid, or stagnsnt the whole aystem »offer». Don't neglect them at this time, but heed the warning ot the aching hack, the bloated faca, the sallow complexion, the urinary disorder, and befit) treatment at once with B E E S T H R I V E IN W A S H IN G T O N . A m ay I.t it le luaeets llrlu ir In U n o d lf H eveu ste Knrh tea r. Charles W. Hager, the bee king of contrnl W ashington, has succeeded in insklng n record In tils apiary flint w ill uttrart the attention o f all this*«* Inter ested In lioney.inaklng, says the Seattle Times. A t his ranch near Itelma, Ha ger 1 ms upward o f 8 , 000,000 bees. .Speaking o f his experience In tu-e cul which contain» the best and aafsst curatm ture In this locnllty recently, he had the substances. follow in g to any: In usual liquid form or In chocolatec “ When I cam e to this country four tablets known as B a r e a ta b e . 100 doses $1 yenra ago the few people here who had I mh - s told me tw o su|*er* to n colony A fteru»alk. would be nil any would gather. T h at Visitor flow are conditions bars? Has year I lost much because I was not xmhdciice returned? I(esld»nt— 4 'onditions are siowly set* prepared w ith *uj>er* and the bees had ling down to their former basis, but con- no room to store what they could guth- Idence has not returned. Most of the er. In UN).'# I had ninety colonies In leopls still believe it was the children oj the spring. During the season they heir next door neighbors that carried produced 8,950 pounds o f honey— 2,850 iway their gates. pound.« extracted honey and fl.RttO pounds comb honey, an average o f nine The rnattre»*es used In the Germs* ty and a h a lf pounds to the colony. army are stuffed with little rolls of ps- 'T h e best colony produced 19fl pci. Slid are a;iid to bs s great improve pounds. T h e lowest gathered fifty six meat on atraw. pounds. In 104*4» they did somewhat F o r th e D e fe n ce . better. I began the season with eighty- Ma— I hear that you've been plnylni six colonies, from which I took 8.808 with Donald Hinith again. Tom m y pounds, or 108 pounds to the colony. Now, 1 told you— Tom m y— P la yin i T h e gathering thla .year w ill be only with him ! You see the black eye he‘i about h alf a crop. T h is condition, how got and you'll soon guess If there wai ever, seems to tie general. any playing about It.— I’ uach. " In a go<s1 year the tx-es can gather honey quickly and consequently It Is Itate ot Ohio, City of Tolsdo I I.uras County. j " very clear. Comb honey usually whole Frank J. < honey makas oath I bat ha is »anla partner of the Orín ol F. J. Cheney A Co., dolni sales fo r 1 2 Vi cents a pound, and the busi ness in tbs City of Tolsdo, County and Utah extracted product fo r 8 13 cents. A t »loreaal <1 anil that said firm will pay t ha ana this price the colony making 1 !N 1 pounds tvory can of Catarrh that cannot be cured tr would produce $24.SO w orth o f honey. lUe use el Hall's Cstarrh Cara. FRANK J. C H IN IY . Th e principal advantage o f ex tra ct Hworn to before me and »ubaertbed In my pres ing the honey la that It leaves the comb •nr«, this 4th day of December A l) ISM , «.„1 . A. W. (1 hr A SON ready fo r the bees to refill, thus sav- Notary Public Hall's Catarrh Cure 1» takan Internally, am j lng the tim e required to build new sets dlrc lly upon the blood and mueoossur combs. A lso the freigh t on e x t r a c t «! lares nt thosystetn. Send fortaeilmostiU tree F. J.CHKNKY A CO., Toledo, O honey Is only about h a lf what It,1s on Hold by all druggist», 7Sr. comb honey. Bee authorities contend Takv Hall's Family 1'llla for constipation. that boos will produce one and a half- l a r i s A lle n . pounds o f extracted honey to one o f "You caa never tell,” observed Uncls comb honey. A lfa lfa makes the clear Allen Sparks, "what lasting results may est and very tieat honey. Each va riety >e sccompllsbed ny an earnest word ■poken at the right time. Many a man o f bloom makes a differen t colored and las had the shape of bis nose changed tm flavored honey. " T ills country Is much better that, 'fe by railing anotksr man a liar."— Chi- •ago Tribuns. the average fo r honey because o f the great quantity o f a lfa lfa raised. H o w D r s s l s t H er Fnrdew. Sometimes there are nighta when thf ever, the ranchers are cutting their grass so soon a fter the bloom arrives blanket that the bees do not have the opportun jo e * crooked however you yank it i T ill you're forced to exclaim ity they could if It w ere le ft standing "O, bother and blame a few weeks longer. This blankety blankety blanket!** "D u rin g the w orking season the a ver —Carolyn Wells. age life o f a w orking bee is forty-tw o t o m p rs a a iis s , days. Sixty-three days from the egg to The private soldier in the regular army the grave. A good queen w ill lay from wiped his perspiring forehead. " I didn't mind spadin' up the colonel's 2,000 to 5,000 eggs in a day. I like to [arden, and whitewashin' his barn, and have about 90,000 beea to the colony." that sort of thing,” he said, “ but how the A U TO S L E IG H . Sam H ill ran a man do all this and main tain bis position in society on $13 a A I I t p h M F N t■ f o r P r o p r l l l n f M o t o r - month?” Hood’s Sarsaparilla dtsMwnars sf pianure IlnMHfcr w 353 Washington St Ne. 5 1 - W H K N w r it in g t o a d v e r t í s a v e p la n e s m e n tio n t h i s p a p e r . • .. - i - - t . . ^ . . ; i n g m ore than tem p o rarily Jrom tho C rit bottle, and after , , f -t- ta k in g it a ii.o rt i w a ic r r e d . t-ie discom fort o f t..c trouble. T o cure T b ls w u » ii x years ago, an i l i n Catarrh permanently the blood must be a* w e ll tcda-»esanyrna.n. Ttstnkr .1 C a ta r r h Is s kn ow there L itte r fo r ! of 0 Nobod r than I do. HI. I t A T ISO N, S. S. S. for th:3 purpose. It attacks the L a p eer, M ich. disease at its head, £ t down to the very bottom of the trouble a ril r.take3 a complete and lasting cure. S. S . S. removes every »article of the catarrhal poison from tha liood, m aking th:3 vital stream pure, fresh and healthy. Then the inflamed mem branes begin to heal, the head is loosened and cleared, the haw king and spitting cease, every symptom disappears, the constitution is built up and vigorous health restored. S . S. S . also tones up the stomach and digestion and acta as a fine tonic to thfe entire sj stetn. I f you are suffering v,*ith Catarrh begin tha use of S. S. S. and write us a statement of your case and our physicians w ill send you literature about Catarrh, and give yon f pecinl medical ad vie# without charge. £>. E. S. is for sale at all first clar ; drug stores. __________________________ THE S Y /'F T SPC C in n r T " t a . GA *. { PURELY VEGETABLE Ilia W ooden K aroae. It wa* the next morning and Mr. Jag- way was penitent. "Th is is positively the las: time, my ff-ar." be said to his wife. “ I had b<H-n u-ading about the exhaustion c f the tiui- ler supply and I wanted to go on one more bat before it was all gone." SPECIAL HOLIDAY OPEER ! Mail a a any good fkirttir« with p atn of'ler for ñ 96 rind w** will a#n*i roa n Mtantifal pboco en* UnfFnflnt of um«, f rnrr 4»d in % hnnd- •on « frana* like out: outaide nenw.re of from* 15x13 inch**. We do nil kin«*» of enlnr/ing nod kodnk tin taking. Hend aa yoor rt m» to bo de veloped and ñniahed. Wf pay retarli pool- Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow's Soothing fyruptnrb st remedy to tse lor meir chuurej taring the we thing period. **GEÛ. N. STIMMIG U i W. Park St Fsr-.ludt Organ To He A v o id e d . "D o yon believe there Is any future for ine in polltbw?” "Yew.” answered Senator Sorghum : "but In these days o f gra ft yon want to take mighty good care not to be one *»f those fellow s who start in w ith a fine fu tu re und come out w ith a terri ble past.” — Washington 8 t«r. INSURE YOUR HEALTH AtiD COMFORT on stormy days by wearing a P llfS CURED IN l TO 14 DAYS. !'A7.0 OINTMENT ii gaa anieed to rure »nr • »•«■ ol Iu-h:ng, H! nd Bireding or ProtrudLig Hies in ( to 1« ii»)B or money refunded 50c. For Infant» and Children. Only One "BROM O QUININE.” That is LAXATlVK UKOMO QUININE. Look for the »ignature of h. » ' GROVE. Used thr World over to l ure a Cold in One Day. 25e. Tbs Kind You Han Always Bought University statistics of Europe seem to indicate that min are deserting the practice of medicine and women are tak ing it up. 1 S ign atu r# o f B ears the B ilk e r . Slub 47— Wbat do the letters ü. P. itand for? Copy Chopper— Depends on the con text. They may stand either for United Presbyterian or for Harritnan. /hsn«*>® SLICKER Clean - Light Durable Guaranteed Waterproof *3?? Everywhere , t’ n s r o l d n b l s D e lay . “ You can prove an alibi on this charge, isn’t you?" asked his lawyer. “ Yes'r." said the captured crook ; “ but we’ ll have to wait a week or two. The , fellies I'm goin' to prove i< by ain’t out ! » ’ jail yit.” V'ot so if you stop at the Carroll Inn— iJood place to display one’s apparel in; Where all the day long You may revel in song. And carol in Carroll Inn. Carolyn. —Chicago Tribune. M P retest. r Ardup h.nl trade hnlf a dozen attempts ' ¡0 borrow money of his friends, but one tnd all had pleaded the prevailing finnn- -ial stringency. "T h at’s all pretense,” he said with bit terness, ns he gave It up. “ It's nothing 5ut n case of firy^rx-ia 1 stingy— see?” T o such base uses of the language may tdversity br.ug a man. u ifte re a t. " II # Is jterfectly at home on the pint form .” "Y ou menu perfectly away from inwru*." "H o w so?" “ When he's at home he listens; when he's os the platform he talks.” — Hons- •on Post. rn am u pollln n A p p etite. Waiter-— I gtiess that man out there is front Chicago. Cook W hat’s his order? W aiter- Maryland terrapin, Philadel phia scrapple, Boston coffee and New York lee rreent. AUTO E qUIPP EU W I T H RUNNERS. exh ilaratin g sport must tie forsaken In winter, at the tim e o f year when It would be most appreciated. Th e nov elty o f such a auto-sleigh as that shown In the accompanying Illustration w ill appeal to many. Runners are a tta c h «! to the fron t and hack wheels. An aux ilia ry wheel, which assists In propel lin g the vehicle. Is pieced in fron t o f the rear wheels. W ound around the latter and the a u xilia ry wheel Is a toothed chain, the purpose o f which is to grip the Icy surface o f the road and force the vehicle onward. A ny auto can be equipped w ith these attach ments, which are not mrtde a perm a nent part o f th# m otor car. Ifn m or In tha ST PATRICK Drove all the snakes f r o m ^ ^ IRELAND SMACOBS OIL Drives all aches from the body, cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia and C O N Q U E R S P A IN 25c.— A L L D R U G G I S T S — 50c. Juuixle. Th e Monk— Afternoon, Mrs. Lion. A re you taking little Leo to dancing S ol ( - ■ v l d e w t . Cor. Farit school ? Weary— Dat Judge wns a feel? PORTLAND The L a d y— Ye#, Mr. Monk. Plodder— W 'y wus he? ORE. Th e Monk— *Do you patronize P rofes W ea ry- H e fined me $2fl for beln T ka u in c P sor B ear or the Misses Faw n? wIdout visible raeaas o' support, #ri W ItUTtKN •'Neither, Mr. Monk. I prefer Signor DKALkKS den asked me could I pay de f l n a - Guu. H e teaches all the Gnu dances, Clevcland Lender. you kn ow ."— Cleveland I ’ lalu I>eale. Fetlwereri by s Slight fo o ln e ii. T h a t E m p ty t nnlbtn. Perry— Yes, it'e rather a neat tie. Bronson I'm going to call ou a men- Who gave yon the idea? Cfcolly— Nobody. I get it out of my tal scientist this afternoon. Woodson— W hat fo r? •wit bead. Bronson— T o sec If be can’ t make me Percy— O ! Blocked it out yourself, did Winners will be notified promptly by mall. believe that there Is no such thing ss yoot ------- 1 ' \n em pty coal b la — Judga. F a r Irons I t . F. HL U. Catarrh i t not merely an inflammation of the tissues of the head and thi mt, as the cymptoms t f ringing noises in theearn, mucous dropping back in : » the throat, continual liaw king and «pitting, etc., would seem to indi- cat t ; it is a blood disease in which the entire circulation and the g r e a t « jk >; t of the system are involved. Catarrh is due to the presence of an exces# of un c acid in the blood. The Liver, Kidneys and Bowels frequently be* come torpid and dull in their ar ‘.ion and instead of carrying off the refuse and waste of the body, leave it to »our and form uric acid in the system. This is taken up by the blood and through it3 circulation distributed to all parts of the system. These impurities in the blood irritate and inflame the different membranes and tissues of the body, and the contracting of a cold Will start the secretions and other disgusting and disagreeable symptoms of Catarrh. A s the blood goes to all parti cf the body the ca tarrhal poison affects all parts of the system, l n e head has a tight, full feeling, nose continually »topped up, pains above the eyes, slight fever comes and goes, the stomach is upset and the entire system disordered and affected by this disease. It is a waste of C A S T O R IA O rtly For «very correct solution of this pus ■ le, * • will give, nfcsnluletv fren, a Mu sis Hook, rnntancug 60 | « h ] 0 J lavar- ta National 8 mgs, with wards and mi slo (only one book te aaab person) a so many other valuab a prtxas fraa. Kv- aryona should know tkasa sougs tend today. Directions Mark outlines of Hants Claus plainly, eut adv. out. plaee In envelope, analose stamp for reply and mall to our address balow. A N D S Y S T E M D IS O R D E R E D r r r i r r n r o ir s r . Teacher— Tommy, the lesson speaks of ;he "thread of life.” Does that convey C ftn O re r Ir# a n d Snow . my idea to you? Side l.lg k ta na H lilsry . Autom obile enthusiasts w ill be Inter Tommy Tucker— Yee'm. That's what George Washington had Ioat the bat tit ested In an attachment designed by ■ rou feel when you've got a stitch in your sf Brandywine. W ashington man w hereby motor cam i:de. "Th e prohibitionists are carrying ev can be easily transform ed Into sleighs. erything before them in Kentucky an« Automobile# cannot lie depended upon Georgia, to o !” he groined. Climbing hastily on the nearest watei to traverse over roads covered with deep snow or an Icy surface, and this wagon, he rave the order for retreat. The ruby is the most valuable of the precious stoin-s. A 4-carat ruby is quoted at about $2,250. and a ruby of 47 carats brought $ 100 , 000 . | --------------------- Find Sants Claus in Picture sod W in n Finn Reward Fran C A TA R R H «« Mrs. Gooviua— You make It year busi A p retty young g irl and a vigorous ness te find fault with say English eld man are m ighty w ell satisfied w ith Mr. Gooviua— Not at all, toy deer; I It a y recrea tioa. I W. L. DOUGLAS $ 3 .0 0 & » 3 .B 0 s h o e s SHOES FOR EVERY MEMBER C F m . , , « TH E REASON W. L. Douglas »hoe» »re worn by more people la all walk* ofl ife than any other make is bersn»o of their excellent »trie. euv-Rttiag, and »upenor wearing suaiilies. The «election oitheUainer» and other material» for cash part of tha »hoe a->d everv datail of tha making! »looked after by the moat complete ertanwalien of auperin tendon t», foremen and ekiiied» inemnkert, who receive the higbea* wage* paid in the shoot nduetrv. and who e workmanship cannot le excelled If I could lake you nto my large factories at Hreekton .Maa», and «how you how carefully TV. L. Douglaa «hoe* are mods, you would then undemtand why they held (hair »hate, St batter, • v ether make. tit ilQ f _ Douglaa came and price «la m le d on bottom' T a k a ur dealer for W. L. Douglaa «hoc». I f he cannot atipply you, »ea 4 direct tofaetory. Shoe»sen i « tot r*h eiw by mail. Catalog free. W . L. Douglas, B rockte«. R a m
