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• HP» BUY A REO Bum Distillate. * Co two to three times as far for less money. The !(<•<) Distillate Adapter prevent* all carbon trouble it leave* you free from high prired ga»ollne. TESTED AND GUARANTEED. No Advance on Reos YET. $875 f. o. b. Factory. P. W. VOLLER. I'ret. C. M. MKNZIKS. Salesmanager Northwest Auto Co. Broadway at Couch St., Portland, Oregon. Paint Now ' NEW PERKINS HOTEL ' Ktfth and Washington Hi* . Portland, Or. Tho homelike »topping place for thou« who appreciate the dollar** full worth. Itoom with II«th. * * Kutim tallii Ih U rh td Hath 91 I Id Itrvakfaet and I uiifhri.it It'« a G ood INVESTMENT See Y ou r D ealer The Panama Canal Defenses am j»ow«r fui. hut not an i»ow«rful an ariru- tnrnt aa our Crrain ('hacka are* in defrnan ■ I who milks the io w . Mc-mJ ua your n a it can. rot more momoy t<>t the man HAZELWOOD CO., PORTLAND, OR, HIDES, PELTS, CASCARA BARK W«* want all you h iv * . Writ«* tor j.rieoa and ■ I * i p in « f ««• m r H. r n o r i o n < <> 5 J North fr o n t St.. P ortland. O r «. Dina ‘ Ambrin. I U ve Y ou ," “ Vaili II« Thar«" if 26 m u al g o lo war T w o b ig gon g hila f o r c and o ttu ra and luMraa*«*« o f five m u sim i frianda. PU N TAI. M I NK « <>.. H ot . Haatlla. Waah AG EN T W A N T E D 1071 Ba*inv*s necessity every M er chant buy* on sight. Big profit*. Exclusive territory. Free «am ple*. Sell* from $•'. fo $100, Write .|uick for territory, .'•'•yer*. *»St7 Kailway Exchange, i’urtlund, Ore. O. A. C. Commencement Week. Oregon Agricultural College, Corvab ’ 11*.—Commencement at the Oregon Agricultural College, Including the an nual 1'ageant, Alumni day, baccalaur eate, cl»** day, and graduation oxer- Ciaea, will begin Friday afternoon, June 3, and conclude Tuesday noon, June 6. Ma>ia from your old onr*. L »»t long The pageant, which consist* of The n* Hran N* w T.r ■» WK Al*hO HI V Season* and Russian Fete Day, will € 11.11 TIM 191 . Wr ray ** high aa luc occur Friday. Music for the occasion, |wr 11». fur «urh aa wo car» uaa in Double» furnished by the College* Orchestra, ‘I r* tvl w«»rk. ami U»a highoat market I directed by K. Helller-Collens, will con- for junk. Hhi»* your Tir*« at one« or wr»ta ua. *lnt chiefly of classics, which will be <KLU)N VILUNUJH. 10. S j O W*4« i ’ «« k . hatUdL Ora Interpreted In the processlouals and dances. On Friday evening, Juno 2, the s e n io r p la y will be presented by the class. Alumni day, Saturday, June 3, has been chosen with a view to accommo Tha only Autom oidla School «n tha I’ a- rlflc C < ««t nm m tAiiiinir a T ra ctor date both the alumni who are teach I h p t , l «tu g llo it ( a lta rp illa r. t . L Haat ing and those who can spare only a T ra ck la y er and WUrvI I r « flo r a , b oth in ih a ach ooi and o p o r a tin g held. weekend for the annual get-together. 44a Hawthorn« A t«., Portland. Ora. The usual noonday luncheon will be followed by the business meeting and by the class reunions, which are to be the big feature of alumni day this / -------------------------------------------------- year. The 'lls, '06s, 'Ola, and so on uro to hold special reunions. Inaug urating a plan of five-year meets that Day and night daaac*. K*i»*rt training promises to be a popular phase of In repairing, driving and machino work. these annual alumni events In the Including forgo, lath*. aha|»rr, drill Drvt*. tractor«. etc Tim** COMI'K- evening the graduating class will be T f.N T i I I A lI f F K t’ KS A N D MKCHAN« guests of the alumni at the annual 104 H U m .I K D . WK1TK US. ball. The baccalaureate service this year : will be held In the afternoon, and the . usual evening union meeting of the ; churches will not be held. This plan RiHilhl, SoM. R.nl.d .ml R.p.ir«! I has been inaugurated with a view to WAI.KKK KI MTIKlr WORKS avoid any Interference with regular Itum.lüe, rur. luth. Portias* Or*. church exorcises on a day when the church goers are especially Interested to meet their outgoing student mem High Stake*. bers. "There. I Just knew you’d forget," Monday. June 5, will be class day. said the »uburbanlte'a wife a* she met In uddltton to the usual out-door fes her husband at the door. "Why didn’t tivities of the graduates, there will be you go to the employment aRcncy. as a review of the cadet regiment In the I told you. and britiR home a cook? afternoon, and the graduating recital You men can't bo truuted to remember of the school of music In the evening. anythin«.” The academic proeession and gradu "One moment, dear," Interrupted ating exercises will occur Tuesday hubby. "I didn’t forget. 1 went to morning at ten o'clock. the employment agency and picked Unusual Interest attaches to the out a cook a good one. too, If you can events of Commencement this year by Judge by her reference*." reason of the fart that all regular Col "Hut where 1» aho?” lege students will be In attendance. "I'm sorry, my dear, but I lost her." "Lo*t her? Nonsense! How could STOP SCRATHING! that happen?" "I got Into a pinochle game on the RESINOL RELIEVES way home In the train and Jltn Briggs won her away from me." ITCHING INSTANTLY Double Tread, Puncture Proof Tires HAWTHORNE AUTO SCHOOL ' Portland Y.M. C. A. Auto School ELECTRIC MOTORS ?ool a burn with Hanford's Balsam. Discovered. "What are you wrinkling your nose about? Are you snifflug at this as sembinge of ladles?" "Not at all. I was merely trying to determine If I could locate the particu lar perfume that my wife affects. Ah, hero she Is."—Louisville Courier-Jour- n*l. K EVER A LLS- Keep Kids Kleen The mo* prnrlie»!, healthful, playtime garment« ever invented for children I to 8 yean of a«e. Made in one piece with drop hack. Lamljr dipped on or off. l a inly w ashed No U(ht elaitu hand* to *lop rudilation. Made in blue denim, and blue and v/hite hickory •tripe« for all the year round AUo lighter weight, fa«t-color material in dark blue, cadet blue, tan or dark red for «ummer wear, *11 appropriately Umimed with fa* - color «nlatra. Made in Dutch neck with elbow deeve« and high neck and long 75c the suit If your dealer cannot supply you. %ve will «end them, charge« prepaid on receipt of price, 75c each. FREE « M ade b y t v That Itching, burning skin-trouble which keeps you scratching and dig ging. Is a source of disgust to others, as well as of torment to you. Why don’t you get rid of It by using Resinol Ointment? i’hysielans have pres- scribed It for over 20 years. In most ruses. It stops Itching Instantly and heals eruptions promptly. It Is very easy and economical to use. Sold by all druggists.—Adv. Worse Ye*. "My daughter Is taking singing les sons. and she keeps up such terrible yowling that I never go home except to eat and sleep." ■'You're In luck. My daughter Is taking cooking lessons, and I don't even dare to eat at home." For nail In the foot use Hanford'* Balsam. Adv. At the Dinner. Dashaway (nervously)—Look here, old fellow, don’t you think you'd bet ter tell them not to cnll on me? Cleverton—Don't be worried; they won’t; I’m quite sure they havo all heard you before.—Judge. The Old and Reliable Dr. Isaac Thompson's Deware of Imitation«. Look for the Two Monaa on the Label. EYE WATER L«vi Strnuaa A Co., San Francisco Awarded GRAND PRI/E at tha P P I.L P. N. U. la both n remedy fo r wank, inflamad ay«« and an Idaal ay a waah. Kaap T«ar m « wall *ad Itwv will halp kaap you. 0 C r at all Dm lift»*» ar sent kf No. IS. I9I0 W IIIN wHtin* ts tth tn lm pl«sa* si**- " 'M.a (hi. *a»w. ________ A «nonage in rspar. A commodity even so Indirectly re lated to the demands of war as paper Is showing the prevailing tendencies L Portland-— Wh*«t— iilu**tem, $1.06; to such a degree as seriously to em fortyfold, »4c; club, »2c; red life. »2c; barrass publishers. The higher price red Russian, »2c. of piper stork and the difficulty of Ilsy Eastern Oregon timothy, $21 obtaining It at all In England was a chief factor In the discontinuance In (((22 per ton; alfalfa, $20. Millfeed — Spot price*: Hran, $23 March of the London dally Standard, per ton; aborts, $26.60; rolled barley, after a career of sixty years, for a con siderable portion of which It was thr $31.60082.60. most Important organ of the middle Corn- Whole, $36 per ton; cracked, classes In England In America the $37. demand for paper has been Increasing Vegetables— Artichoke*, 666(80c |>er for six months as a result of general dozen; tomatoes, $8.76 per crate; cab business activity. At the same time, bage, $1.266(2.26 per hundred; garlic, . supplies used In Its manufacture have 10c per pound; peppers, 174 ft( ‘¿ 0c; been decreased by war conditions, and eggplant, 234c per pound; horseradish, In some case* have alm«*t been shut 84c |>er pouud; cauliflower, $1.26 © off. The supply of old rags Is affected by the cutting off of the Importations 1.60; lettuce, $2.26(7(2.36 per crate; from the European peasantry and by cucumbers, $1.266(1.60; spinach, »Oc the demand for the making of guncot Ordinary powders and dynamites 6($ 1 per box; asparagus, 7 6(1 10c per 1 ton. Tho chemicals used In bleaching pound; rhubarb, $1.266(2 per box; the paper produced by sulphuric acid w aste/n uchof their energy by shatter and alum are being devoured by the peas, »(//,10c per pound. ing and pulverizing. T o get the best Potatoes — Oregon, buying prices, manufacturers of explosives, while Im portations of Jute have fallen off until $1.60 f. o. b. shipping point. results in land-clearing operations the explosives Ureen Fruit Strawberries, $4.766(6 the price Is doubled. An embargo has been placed on shipments of wood should disrupt, crack, split and heave the stumps per crate; apples, $16(1.60 per box; pulp from Norway and Hweden, while cranberries, $11 per barrel. Canada stopped access to her vast re and at the same time lift and remove the roots for Kggs — Jobbing prices; Oregon sources some time ago. The newspa easy handling. The explosives that do this are ranch, candled, 21c per dozen; un-I per publisher Is. indeed, hard hit by war conditions In many ether Items candled, l»46(20c per dozen. Poultry — Hena, 17c; stags, 13c; of supplies besides the basic one of broilers, 26©30c; turkey*, choice, 24 paper stock. Practically everything going Into the manufacture of a daily 6(26; ducka, 16c; geese, 10c. Butter — Prices from wholesaler to newspaper has Increased In price from T U M P IN G — A G R IC U L T U R A L . 10 to 60 per cent—Inks, owing to the retailer: Portland city creamery advance In the cost of acids and dyes, prints, 60-pound case lota, standard from 300 to 3000 per cent; type, owing — made by a Western Company especially to meet Pacific grade*, 34c; lower grades, 31c; Ore to tho higher cost of lead, tin and an Coast conditions. More than 2,000,000 pounds used every gon country creamery prints, 60-pound timony—even the rubber and felt year for stump blasting in Washington and Oregon alone. esse lots, standard makes, 31 6( 33; blankets wrapped around the press lower grades, 30 6( 304c; [lacked in rollers add their quota to the Increased There are two Giant Farm Powders — Giant Stumping cubes, 2c less. Prices paid by jobbers "coat-of-llvlng" of the metropolitan Powders for wet soil and Eureka Stumping Powder for blast to producers: Cubes, extras, 2»(/(30c; dally.—From "The Progress of the World," In the American Reylew of ing in dry soil. They do their work at the lowest possible cost. firsts, 27 6( 274c; dairy butter, 146( Reviews for April, 1916. 184c; butterfat, No. 1, 33c; No. 2, Test one case. Compare it with any explosive that you 30c. Treatment of Sores. have ever used. After you have blasted a dozen stumps you Veal—Fancy, 106(104c per pound. Apply Hanford'a Balsam lightly and will understand why those who have once used them always Pork— Fancy, 116(114c |>er pound. Wool — Eastern Oregon, 206/ 30c; you should find that gradually the continue to use Giant Farm Powders. aore will diminish In size. The older valley, 276/,28c; mohair, new clip, 30 the case the longer It will take, but it C L ,. » L - n n tell» how to save money in land-clearing. It 6(32c, I T C C D O O K OI1 ,j,ow, |,cvr tr} land-clearing easier by will help the hard cases, after other Cascara bark—Old and new, 4c per remedies fail. Adv. Q f n m n H l n s f i n c r urinz Giant Farm Powders, beh ave other pound. G t u m p D i a s u n g bookj Ln Blasung, Tree Planting. Cattle — Steers, choice grain and Subsoil Blasting, and Ditch Blasting. Write today for the book in which Noblesse Oblige. pulp, $8.606(9; choice hay, $8.15 6( you are interested. Your name on a post-card will bring it. "Mother,” said little Mabel, "do mis 8.60; good, $7,76 © 8.15; medium, sionaries to to heaven?" $7.606(7.75; cows, choice, $6.70 THE GIANT POWDER CO., Con., X & . San Frandaco "Why, of course, dear,” her mother 7.80; good, $6.50 © 6 .7 5 ; medium, replied. “ E v eryth in g fo r B la stin g " $6.256(6.60; heifers, $56(7.76; bulls, ‘‘Do cannibals?" BRANCH OFFICES! SaaMU. Spokane. Portland, Salt Lake City. Denver $2.756(6; stags, $36(6.25. "No, I’m afraid they don’t." Hogs — Prime light, $9; good to ' "But, mother,” the little girl Insist prime, $8.25 © 9 ; rough heavy, $8© : ed. “ if a cannibal eats a missionary he’ll have to go, won’t he?”—New 8.25; pigs and skips, $86(8.25. Easy Job. Sheep— Yearlings, $86(10; wethers, York Evening Post $7.256(9; ewes, $6.25©8.25; lambs, This little* example of lrl»U wit was related at a recent dinner of the $9.606(10.50. Wheel Club; A newly landed son of Erin was gaping along a New York street when New Potatoes Arrive. be chanced to turn into the office of JyaE A r Art* you wearing a temporary Tacoma — New potatoes of the best ) a lawyer, thinking it was a store. He ^ m an 1 insanitary plate’ Do you find your mouth in- was considerably impressed with the quality the local market has Been for : flamed and irritated? You years, according to commission men, should have a permanent. fine furnishings, and approaching the * c.ear., »am ’ ary cast aluminum only occupant of the room, a man busy rolled in Thursday for the first time H plate. this season. The new tubers, which t___ you. Unices you are p erfectly make one f.»r at a desk, asked: “ “ Could you be telling what you sell i ar« red, went out wholesale at 64 cents satisfied you will not have to pay for it. here in this fftie place?” a pound in lug boxes and found an in- ’’Certainly,” was the retort, uttered DR. ELOF T. HEDLUND slant market. Kegular shipments will In rather an impatient tone. “ Wo sell (Drs. H edlund. Lay s a d Skiff. D.ntWta 1 be received from now on and as re- ! blockheads.” ceipts increase prices will decline, say 4S6-459 Morgan 8Mg.. 4tt Floor, Wislus|tsa it Irtgq j The Irishman looked around and j PORTLAN D, OREGON merchants. nodded in understanding. W irt Guruteed. Pntts R eisor./bte, P um Uintal 91 “ Sure and you must have a fine | Celery is about through for the sea- j trade. I'm thinking." he commented.) son, it is reported. The vegetable is [ “ You have but one lift” quoted at $5.75 a crate. Radishes, telephone peas, artichokes, asparagus Pain in the side? Rub on and rub | and lettuce arrived by steamer and ; in Hanford's Balsam thoroughly. Adv : R A T P R O O F R A IN P R O O F went out quickly. The demand for ; will fit any ambitious younir Man or Won* R U S T P ROOF green stuff increases daily. an for hiffh-claaa position in His Limit. Apples continue to sell good. Wine- W R IT E FO R P R IC E S One of the freshmen at Yale lmme- ! saps are the most popular variety here, dtately applied to the proper officer A g e n ts W a n te d To men this includes valuable athletic, wholesaling from $1.25 to $1.65 a box. of the university upon thfc day of his aquatic and membership irrivileires. al Meats and poultry are firmer. entrance into that institution for in though tuition cost is leas than elsewhere. Valuable courses can also be had in formation touching his father's stay Grammar rrad e and College Preparatory there before him. Subjects. WHITE FOR CATALOG. P O R T L A N D . [K e n to n ] O R E G O N No Change in Butter Expected. “ I should like to see my father's record." said he. “ He was in the class Tacoma— Butter is firm and dealers of '75.” do not look for a decline for two weeks “ I shall be glad to show you the They All Do It. yet. The market of the Pacific Coast Precautions. record," said the officer, "but have J The Chinese have numerous tradi is reported to be unchanged. Receipts "That actress is a perfect marvel. you any special reason for consulting tions concerning their famous philoso of butter are none too large. Eggs She must be 50 years old if she’s a it?" are arriving plentifully and the mar day. and yet she is able to play the “ Well,” said the youth, "when I left pher Confucius. One day, they say, ket is steady. Cheese is unchanged part of a girl of 16 and make it abso home dad told me not to disgrace him he was meditating in the fields outside lutely convincing.” and I wish to see just how far I can the city of Tientsin when he saw a and the demand is light. woman weeping bitterly beside a fresh “ That's nothing. You ought to see The fish market is well supplied my grandmother when she’s made up go.” grave that she was fanning vigorously. with various kinds of fish with the ex for a tango tea.” He was touched by her evident grief ( 1 s t « H e a lt h y , S t r o n g , B e n n t l f a l F y * . ception of salmon. Since the season O c u lis ts a n d P h y s icia n s u s e d k lu rin e Kye and said: "O sorrowful one, what is your opened on salmon fairly good catches R em ed y m an y y e a rs b e fo re It s u o ffe re d a s a D o m e s tic E ye M e d icin e. M u riu e la « O il C om trouble?" have been made by Bportsmen on the p ou n d ed b y O u r P h y s icia n s a n d g u a r a n te e d "Your honorable excellency, my hus Narrows and on Puget Sound. The by them a s a R e lia b le R e lie f fo r E yea th a t N eed band is dead." fish, however, are not running in large C are. T ry it in y o u r E y e s aud la B a b y 's E y e s — ! “ No doubt you are to be pitied, for N o S m a r tin g — J u s t E ye C o m fo r t. B u y M urine enough schools to warrant fishing boats o f y o u r DruEKist — a c c e p t n o S u b stitu te , a u d if he was doubtless a good husband; to go after them, according to dealers. in t e r e .t e d w r it s f o r F> ok o f th e K - F ree. but why are you fanning his grave?" M l l t l N K E Y Ii U L d lC u y C O .. C iilC A U O “ Exalted one.” replied the woman, and her voice choked with sobs, “ my Top-Notch Cattle Strong. Thaw Expected. husband bade me not to marry again Portland—The cattle and sheep mar H ow She W as R elieved from "As a result of their long daily glides till his grave was dry.” kets opened strong at the stockyards) Pain by Lydia El. Pinkham’s over the ice they will be married in “ What’s the news from the spring this week, but there was an easier un the spring,” says a report of a ro V egetable Com pound. mance between a Chicago girl and her training camps?” dertone in the hog market, and last | “ As near as I can find out. eight skating instructor. week’s extreme top prices in this were ! And in the spring the ice wiil melt, teams are going to be tied for first Taunton, Mass.—" I had pains In both not repeated. Several loads of grain place in each of the leagues.” and pulp-fed steers were sold at $9 and aides and when my periods cama 1 had after which points of uncongeniality to s t a y at home may develop.—Louisville Courier-Jour a number of other loads of steers from work and suf nal. brought $8.60 and $8.75. Butcher) fer a l o n g time. cattle were strong, with a $7.80 mar Experienced. One day a woman ket for choice cows and a single head "Did you ever study French?” came to our house bringing $8. The hog market was off “ No. but I know this much: If you a n d a s k e d my ever see anything printed in French a nickel from last week. About 16 full mother why I was on a bill of fare 10 to 1 it’s some loads were disposed of, one at $9.20. suffering. Mother kind of a stew.” told her that I suf Demand for Eggs Is Active. Learning Enough. fered every month Portland—The egg market is steady ■ B B and she said, ‘ Why “Don’t you think every girl ought to ■ and firm this week at prices un don’ t y o u buy a be able to cook?” changed. The demand is sufficient to Don’ t overload it when it is bottle of Lydia E. “ I think every girl ought to be able take care of all Arrivals. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound? ’ My to talk intelligently on the subject, Poultry arrivals were not heavy, but mother bought it and the next month I anyhow.”—Southern Woman's Maga weak—rather help it back to were large enough in view of the was so well that I worked all the month zine. present high prices. More veal came its normal condition and thus without staying at home a day. I am in than could be worked off, but the A Cheering Thought. in good health now and have told lota of market was steady. Pork wns strong avoid a spell of Indigestion, Miss Plain—Ma says I'm too young girls about it.” —Miss C l a r i c e M o r i n , and unchanged. to marry. 22 Russell Street, Taunton, Mass. The butter market is reported eas Ml*« Pert—Well, you won't be by Thousands of girls suffer in silence the time you get a proposal.—Boston Constipation, Biliousness and ier, but the old prices prevail. every month rather than consult a phy Transcript. weakness. Try sician. If girls who are troubled with Hops Taken at 12 Cents. sinful or irregular periods, backache, Correct. The sale of the Piper lot of 100 eadache, dragging-down sensations, “What is an egotist, pa?” bales of hops at Aurora, Or«., to Mc fainting spells or indigestion would take "An egotist, my boy, is a man who Clellan at 12 cents was reported. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com Insist* upon talking about himself There is no demand for contracts in pound, a safe and pure remedy made when you want to talk about your- this state. from roots and herb* much suffering Mlf.“ California advices note the purchase might be avoided. . Realistic. You will find it of great as by Richardson of a lot of mec'iums at Write to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicina 9 cents. Unsold California stocks are ”1 sleep like a log.” Co., Lynn, Mass, (confidential) for frea "With the saw going through It"— 1 sistance. Get the genuine. 13,275 hales of Sacramenton, 3829 advice which will provo helpful. Boston Transcript. bales of Mendocinos and 4334 bales of Sonomas, a total of 21,420 t/allcs. NORTHWEST MARKET REPORTS; GENERAL CROP CONDITIONS Nail «iw.1 raewpt af prkt K W RITE FOR FKKK BOOKLET JOHN L THOMPSON BO NR A CO. i l l River St.. Troy. N. Y. - © j ¡ 1 | How is Your Mouth? Metal Grain Bins i PORTLAND Y. M. C. A .' Bookkeeping. Steaogr.iphv. Salesmanship Coast Culvert & Flume Co. j GIRL COULD NOT WORK Be Reasonable With Your Stomach C HOSTETTER’S Stomach Bitters