Stayton standard., April 12, 1916, Image 3

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IN PATHETIC WRECK
It*» a Good
IN V ESTM ENT
I WRITBR T IL L S OF SEEING RUIN«
OF R IIM « CATHEDRAL.
See Your Dealer
BAWTHORNE AUTO SCHOOL
Every Caae o f Pile*
' Automobil# School on tha Pa­
st maintain!ns a flu trasto*
Líala* Halt Caltorplllar. C. I. I
, . ira» and Whaal Traetela, bath la
a* bool and upa ratio* Iteid.
«M Mawlbanto Ate..
Partlaa*.
i and ahould ba Kallavad. avan thou*h
a S » *. Suppuri trote* and Dl la ton boa* fallad.
n will
«ui coat you nothin* to laarn of a niiabia
It
I Beautiful Structure Damaged Beyond
Hope of Repair, Though Farts of It
Miraculously Escaped the
-... ■ General Destruction.
KOVERALLS
■ . K eep Kids Kleen
I
u
S a v e Money on Your
Stum p Blasting*-
The explosives that get stumps out cleanest and cheapest
t ie those that have a heaving and liftin geffect, shattering the
stumps just enough to break them up. Then you can handle
them easily.
e ra
«*
“ T h e farmer.'* says an Experiment Station, “ should use
an explosive that stands all ordinary shocks o f handling and
does not easily freeze. H e does not need the expensive n itro­
glycerine explosives.'' Thousands use
A correspondent of the London
Standard, visiting the French front
gives hie Impressions of the war-dam­
MPH Waablaatoa tt..
Partlaad, O n n
7 5 c the «ult
aged cathedral of Reims. “The spoo­
ow ders
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ler of the cathedral looms np oat of
U mtk
m reede*
ruedot ce
« prie«.
V***. 7 75«
m i .
the mist with Turneresqaa effect aa
A£ ~ F R E E " £ -
and save money because th ey gP further
wa top the Reims chain of bills,’' be
than
others. They are made especially
Mad* fratti your old on**. Last bn* writes, “and In ten minutes wahro In
E
k
t
t
ï
Â
.
&
l i a i t hy
Aa
u Bran Naw Tira*. WE AUSO BUY
to
suit
AF 'estrrn farm conditions.
Levi
Strana*
Arfir.ffauPr
FEDERAL TIRES AND TUBES
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OLD TIRMB. W* pay aa M*h aa 10c front of the statue of Jeanne d’Aro,
A w te r i M A S O MHZ! ai Ito P.PXt
Fra* Tin Borvtaa.
Giant
Farm Powders—the product
par lb. for «Iteli aa w* can uaa In Double which stands unscarred over against
•TUB HOUSE OF SERVICE.“
o f the oldest manufacturer o f high ex­
__
Traad work, aad the hisboot market the wrecked porticos. The Maid of
for junk. Ship your Tira* at onee or write us.
MOTOR OAR SUPPLY CO, too.
plosives in the United States— are the
Orleans seems to have bequeathed to Huge luma «pent for Chewing Gum.-
i Broadway No.
Portland, Ora.
«K M rUUAKUBi CS, fM Vto*w* R, fwtoai Ito
only genuine “ riant powders“ for agri­
her «¿dfie image the charm she sn-
Washington, D. C.—The chewing-
cultural use.
Th ey are made in tw o
JoyM-agalnat the shafts of war, as the gum habit haa cost the American peo­
street leading up to the square and ple for chicle alone nearly «36,000,000
brands—G ia n t Stumping Powder, ideal
LG EN T W A N T E D
the walls of the ‘Lion d’Ori are pitted, In the last ton years, or almost five
for blasting in wet ground; and Eureka
Business necessity — «vary Mer­
when not badly torn or altogether tlmes“«B,much ns we paid Russia for
Stumping Powder, the money-saving, low -
la* CREAM, EGOS. POULTRY.
chant buy* on aighL Big profit*.
AlaslUL, according to figures furnished
shattered
by
shell
splinters.
Thirty
freezing
explosive for blasting stumps in
; DRESSED MEATS aad HIDES,'
"Ixclualvo territory. Free aamplea.
feet high around the basemenL the by the Bureau of Foreign and Domes­
dry s o il
•II* from 46 to flOO. W rit« quick
O n '» fonti THE HAZELWOOD CO., PorifaaH masonry o f the cathedral la shielded tic Commerce, of the Department of
Ask you r dealer for Giant Powder« and Mast­
^territory! Sayers, 087 Kail' Iway
Commerce. Normally our annual Im­
I place, riefct price, riatto ireatra a,
with sandMws, but not one of the ports of chicle amount to 7,000,000
ing supplies. I f he doe« not have them we Bisk
rtland. Oro.
PROMPT RETURNS
statuettes UUtt^flJLAhaJtoterstlCos be­ pounds, for which we pay about tt/-
that you are supplied.
tween the pilasters seems to have 600.000 In the countries of origin, and
THE GIANT POWDER COMPANY, Cera
to which must be added customs du­
escaped.”
v
U. 5. Covernmenl Sayal
The Interior, he says. Is filled with ties in our own port« of about «760,000.
Imports of chide gum during the
an Indescribable cold and entering tt fiscal year 1916 were as follows: From
J Ü E Ü S .” mT5. r.wiSftr»
,
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CUj, Dor#«,
S3 Naftb fratto St.. r*rtlaato)-pira Is reminiscent of Egyptian burled tem­ Mexico, 2.197,000 pounds; from Can­
Skip four Race. Rebbar. Rraaa, Ceppar,
ples.
Swept Into many heaps are ada, 2,181,000 - pounds; from British
what the verger calls “ tears of lead’.' Honduras, 1,139,000 pounds; from
•peed.
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BARDE i SONS, Pèrdasi, Oregss
These are the settings of the stained yenezuela, 962,000 pounds; from the
QUICK RETURNS
The Stranger—Why are you driving glass windows. Only one of a triple Central American republics, 26,000
the car So fast?
set of oolored windows remains al­ pound«; f|rouLall other countries, 6,000
pound«. Chicle la not produced Izf
The American—To get to the fi
most intact over the entrance to the Cknada, but large quantities from oth­
Later, at the ferry:
sacristy.
In
the
center
aisle
opposite
E stim ating a Foe.
The American—We have 20 minutes the principal pulpit there la also a er British possessions are handled
through the Dominion. In 1911 the
,
___ , man accu*«a you of botng the to sparo.
total import* of the gum amounted to
crucifix
that
none
of
the
sheila
bee
The
Stranger—I
knew
U.
In
this
Heat graftal1 on oarlh.”
13.769.000 pounds, and that la the rec­
touched.
“All
of
the
rest
la
more
counliy
you
will
race
the
car,
burn
up
r«a.M ropllcil 'Senator Sorghum,
ord importation for any one year. In
he doesn't Jaesji It, _Jf bo ho­ gasoline, Imperil lives, run the chance or lees ruin,” says the correspondent. 1915 the total was 6,600,000 pounds.
led r was tho greatest grafter on of being arrested and kill a chicken “ This la the more extraordinary t
Chicle Is the dried milky Jnlce of
)h he’d te right with rar In every to gain 20 minutes for which you hav« cause In the roof there is a hole the sapodllla tree, which lk one of a
kpalgn. trying to get ndxt and make no use when yon get them.—Life.
scarcely larger than a man's hand; large family of tropical trees known
gif usoful.”—Washington Star.
but tha shock was sufficient to reduce to bully-trees. Some of the gum Is
W e issue five valuable books.
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inatonaea—
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Delayed.
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the Interior to chaos.’’ One Instance used ss a substitute for gutta percha, They tell howto remove stumps
Days at Home.
“ Henry," said his wife reproachful­ of escape from wreckage Is de­ but the bulk of It Is used In the manu­ and boulders, blast d itc h e s ,
break up the subsoil, and have
wish a doormat,“ announced Mra. ly. “dp you know that it was 3 o'clock scribed ae a freak that la almost a facture of chewing gum.
earlier-bearing, thriftier
when you came home this morning?" miracle. ‘’Facing a huge chasm 20
3lyle.
chards by blasting holes for
Always Busy, Too.
lore la a very nice pattern.“ said * “ You are mistaken, my d«ar," ha |'feet square in the north wall In an
trees. fVriu for fju took tied
| salesman, "with the word ‘ Wei­ replied. “ It was Just half past 1. I Inner passage,” says the writer, “la a > Hokua—He haa a steady Job for the
fOU prefer.
looked
at
the
clock
on
the
church
rest
of
his
life.
s’ woven Into the fltatf."
lovely bas-relief of the visit of the
tower
as
1
passed
the
corner.“
Pokus—Dee! What la he?
see. I. suppose that will do If
“ Far be It from mo to doubt your Magi, framed in a pure Gothic arch­
Hokus—A professional reformer.-:
an add ‘the worda ‘Tuesdays and
word.
Henry,“
answered
hfa
wife,
"but
way,
aa
fresh
looking
as
If
It
had
Judge.
iys.‘ “-Louisville Courier-Journal.
U pox.
If that 1« the case it must have taken Just left the hand of the sculptor of
you an hour and a half to open the five centuries ago.”
Not a Youthful Saying.
front door.“
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'W»er, eed hermlceraeee, at Antityphoid Vecclsetlon.
“ Before we leave,” be continues,
B* vecelaeted MOW hr roar pbrelctoo, rm raS
ima—Don't you know that King
Sera (rally. It Is raen vital th** how* l—p r a
“ we ere token to the “museum,” as tt
ion said, "8pare the rod and
Too Smart.
Ara jrw phyilda*, draerUt. or scad fee T m
«o* had «rotato?" telila* at Tribal* Vacete*,
the child r
Willie— P a , do you know every­ la styled—a forlorn collection of r<
taeetts f reel aae, aad dea*« traer Tyyhald Cantera.
tie Leo— Yes; but he never said thing?
cued debris. It la curious to find here
rue cune» lasokatosy . bcsbbzv . cal
til after he got ao old his mother
a hundred or two of the heads and
I*e—Tee,
my
eon.
Why
do
yon
nek?
In’t Jtck him.—Chicago Dally
limbs
missing
from
the
outside
stat­
W ill}«— Why, I wonted to find out
why It la that the heavy end of a ues and statuettes. They look as If
Made Him Nervous.
match la the “ light" end.
they had been guillotined by the Ger­
Appropriate Site.
Pa—You go and take a walk, young mans; perhaps It is because the necks
A crowd of dirty-faced urchins were
-where they have been Tight- man; you are,getting too smart.
playing dangerously near the edge of
are the slenderest parts of the linages,
Anar the site of the Osrden of
a Providence pier. Suddenly an old
but
it
la
almost
tragic,
although
they
»»
Apparently Reconciled. - -
salL who had been a fidgety onlooker
are but stone. Here is the ‘Sourlre
sll, why not? Isn't that where - "I notice one trend of thought“
from the cabin of hia boat, emerged
de Reims,’ the famous woman’s head
je trouble started ?“—Baltimore
from his favorite post and proceeded
"Whet la that?"
^
to soundly thrash one of the lads In
lean.
"Most people have given np trying that stood ovar the north door. It was
question.
to figure the wherefore of the high noised pbroad that It had been smug­
Some passer-by, surprised by his
coat of living, and are huetllng for the gled away and sold to an American
Very Often.
1-
actions, stopped to question the old
millionaire, but there Is no mistak­
price."—Louisville Courier-Journal.
an unknown quantity, tant It,
tar thereon.
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ing the ‘Smile’ as it lies, brown and
gar
“
Wal,
I’ll
tell
yar.”
said
the
old
fel­
Ha Reckoned.
chipped, on a bench—both eyes and
to your father when I ask him
low aa he regretfully ceased his hold
R A T PRO O F
R A IN P R O O F
“ When did your boy Josh pass his the nose gone, and only tha under-
m« one.“—Baltimore American.
on the lad’s collar. “ ’Tain’t as I ca n
R USTPR O O F
Here is s simple, inexpensive
examinations ?*’
lip curving upward. It la aa if the
m hang whether they fall in or whether
“ I dunno, exactly,“ replied Fanner features had been sliced off with a
treatment that will generally stop
they don’L but it’s the danged uncer­ -
W H IT E FO R P R IC K S
Corn tassel, “ but I reckon It muat have knife.”
dandruff and scalp itching, and keep
tainty abont It that I can’t stand.”—
been when nobody was lookin’.“—«
A g e n ts W a n te d
the hair thick, live and lustrous:
Judge.
Washington Star.
„
A
t
ateht.
apraad
tha
hair
apart
aad
tab
a
littla
WhM Scenario Writers Are Paid.
Pol It lea.
n—
O b t a n t Into tha acalp saatly, with
In the American Magaslne Walter
Perhaps.
tha tip o f tha finger. Repeat thia Bath th*
“
I
always
like
to meet a fellow who
whole acalp haa bran treated. N ex t m an ias,
“ Some people aay that our ancestors Prichard Eaton has an article on the
PORTLAND. [Keaton] OREGON
ahampoo thorou*hly wiih Resinol Soap and hot
came from a farm,” remarked Con­
moving picture Industry In which he
were monkeys."
water. W ork tha creamy Resinol lather w all
gressman
Flubdub.
“ Well,” replied Miss Cayenne, ‘‘may- ■aye:
,
—^
into tha acalp. Rlnsa with gradually cooler
“ Yes?”
aches? Stomach sen­
water, tha laat water bain* cold. A ll dnisSUU
be tome of our ancestors would say
“ No more than three year* ago
“Yes. Yon can advise him to go
rail Raataol Soap aad Ointment.
te? A little cough? No
the same of us."«-Washington Star.
Can’t Mias ’Em
many scenario writers were getting
back to It if he isn’t a success, and
jjth?
T ire easily?
A ll
“I’ve invented eomethleg in an era
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a
weak,
and
they^wera
expected
congratulate
him
on
leaving
It
if
he
Very Much So. *
effects o f this dread mal-
tomobile horn. It’s got all the ethos«
la.”—Louisville Courier-Journal.
to turn out a picture every seven
“ Uncle James did a paradoxical
backed off the boards.”
Y t h e y are catarrhal,
Not
Baby’s
Color.
days.
Pictures
purchased
from
out­
thing this morning.”
“Can It beat thoee squswkers that
is a catarrhal disease.
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H
a
v
e
H
ea
lth
y,
8trtra(_
“ I was rather surprised when the
side were paid for correspondingly,
“ What was It?”
OeollaU aud Physician* n**d K u rin * By* make a man Jump almost out td his
! can never be w ell as long
“ He wanted some things from town or at even lesser rates. Bear In mind, doctor told me not to give baby any Remedy many year* befor* tt w a* offered aa a hooter
Itarrh remains in your sys-
in a hurry, eo he sent the footman on also, that no royalties were (or are) blue milk.”
Domestic Rye Medicine. Kurin* to BUU Com­
“Can It? Say. this horn o f mlno
"Why?"
pounded by Our Phyaleinna and guaranteed
horseback.”—Boston American.
paid. Do you «appose for a moment
weakening your whole
“ Of course, baby is a brunette, and by them aa a Reliable K ell*! for R y** that Meed scares ’em eo they can’t get out at
that any man with a real talent for blue la not her color. But t didn’t sup- Car*. Try It In your K y** aad la Bahy a X y **— your way.”
with stagnant blood and
story telling would give a second pose that musty old doctors knew Mo Sm arting—Juat Xye Comfort. Buy Kurin*
Ithy secretions.
jo u r D ru **U t—accept no SuboUtata, and If
Bad Advice.
thought to motion picture writing un­ about auch things.”—Louisville Cour­ ot
in tare* ted w rit* for BoOh o f th* B y* Free.
ier-Journal.
der each conditions?
She—Did you lot papa wtn from yea
M U B U IB BXM K K S Z U f O h , C U lC A U tl
at poker, as I told you?
‘
“ Times are better now because the
Or Buy Swordfish.
He—Yes, and he said that a deb who
Hard Times.
keen competition has forced up
such a poor game should never
“ Henford la a pacifist. Isn’t he?”
A gentleman in New Orleans adver­ played
prices, but tbs returns to tha authors
marry his daughter—never .—-Boston
“
Rabid!
Why,
he
wouldn’t
let
his
tised for a man to do chores around
i the one tonic for the after
are still In ridiculous disproportion to
wife have cartridge paper on their din­ the house and the advertisement was Transcript
o f grip, because it is a
the salaries of the actors and the to­ ing room wall.”—Boston Transcript
answered by a colored man.
Tell Others How They Were tal coat of the production. Aff aver­
rhal treatm ent o f proved
Such Is Life.
“ Are you married?” asked the pro»-
age
scenario
writer
may
now
get
from
Carried Safely Through
ence. Take it to clear
Its Status.
“When we were first married I al­
spectlve employer.
flOO to $200 a week. At such a scale,
“Did Blbbe give his wife her new
all the effects o f grip, to
“ Yes, suh, I’se married,” replied the lowed my wife “twenty dollars a weak
Change of Life.
young men of talent may possibly be car voluntarily?’’
applicanL “ but mah wife la out of a for household expenses.”
digestion, d ea r up the
“I rather think it was a- case of auto Job. Dat’s why I’se got to shlT fob
“Yes, and n o w r
*
1 membranes, regulate the
Durand, Wia.—" I am tha mother of secured.”
suggestion.”—Baltimore American.
myself.”
“ She allows mo a dollar and a half
, and aet you on the highway
fourteen children and I owa toy life to
a week for lunches and carfare.“
ete recovery.
Activities of Women.
Lydia E. Pink ham’s
Prospect
of
Danger.
spa one* or more of your
Great Britain haa 17 women who
Vegetable Com­
have found it valuable,
F lre f Tommy (In the trenches):
pound. When I was are peeresses in their own right
snds of people In every state
“Wot’cher lookin’ so blue abahL Bill?’’
46
end
had
tha
One
hour
for
lunch
each
day
muat
tnd have told ne of It Many
Second Tommy: “Jest got a letter
C h a n g e of Life, be allowed all women workers In New
more have bean helped
from the Missus, ter say ’ar stater is
e
f
r
i
e
n
d
recom­
York state.
tioal time« by# this reliable
puttin’ up wlv’er and ’as got the meas­
mended It and It
les. It ain’t ’art a go. lf ain’t wtv me
Barnard college girls have taken up
ve me such relief Jlu Jlteu, the ancient sport and de-
gsvei
in’ ’ome on leave tomorrer, and a
I bteUto fana to*!**#«
from my bad feel­ fens* used In Japan.
ngerona trouble like that In the
‘ouse.”—London Opinion.
ings that I took
An army school of oookery, at
several bottles. I
which women Instruct baa been In­
Too Tnio.
am now wall and
augurated tor the training of military
healthy aad recom­
Tho bride Is » pleasing young wo­
mend year Compound to other ladlee.” oooks who will serve at tha front with
man, well known In Beardstown*
C G ee W o
tha
British
army,
and
already
IS
wom­
younger social soL and enjoys tha ao-
—Mrs. m ar t R idoway , Durand, Wia.
an are engaged In this work.
Et mealtime, you can rest
qualntance of every one who knows
A Massachusetts W om an W r it e «
bar.—Beardstown IUlnolan-Star.
Mias Hoyl Skinner of Georgia haa
Blackstone, Masa. — ” My troubles
Assured there 1« weakness
bean appointed by the department of
Ria aaeeaaafut barb-
ware from my age, and I felt awfully
al to mad tea eura all
• Crass WhO* YmiWaRk
agriculture
to
demonstrate
farming
to
kind« ot allmaiita of
sick for three years. I had hot flashes
* somewhere in the diges­
Foot-X*** U « certain ouro to* &&
man and woman with-
often and frequently suffered from women of the South.
oat op« ration, a aad
Sophie L Burke of Detroit has
tive s y s te m that calls
from tha wondarful
pains. T took Lydia E. Plnkham’s
given «36,000 for tho establishment of
Vegetable
Compound
and
now
am
well.
”
For
Galls,
Wire
______ _ fhtah ara ankn va to
for immediate attention.
—Mra. P ierre Cornuto yrr , B ox 189, a home for the reclamation of chil­ ry » , U m * n o e .
I «clone« of Olla country,
That Tired Feeling.
dren with criminal tendencies.
dank and elraalara. Sand
Blackstone,
Masa.
This suggests s trial of
tATlON FRICK. Addraaa
Strains, B u n c h « «,
w
Ha—But doesn’t my devotion a re «
Such warding symptoms as sense of
la
you
soma
foaling
for
b
n
?
Ws Chats« Mle&iai Ce suffocation, hot flashes, heedaehas, back­
Thrush, Old Sou««,
^
Maklng Paper From Oreas.
-Oh. yea; the sort of feeling
P in t St. Portland. Ora
aches, dreed of impending evil, timidity,
The departísent ot agricultura la Nafl Wounds, Foot Rot,
Mantion Papar.
ma a tonlo tor In tha sprlng.-
sounds in the earn, palpitation of tho experlmontlng wtth wlre grasa aa • Fistula, Bleeding, F.tc,, P **,
TranscrlpL
hoart, sparks before the eyes,
so urce of tupply for pulp la rnablng
M a d e S i n e 1846. “
larltiai
m an i«
papar. It la reportad that the result-
U.
No. IS, 1916
' ahoaldbel
ant papar haa proved thoroughly sat-
“Boma, I a a eorry to say, fan bp tha
Fcyildc,**
lafactory, iffit thát Inore bleeohlng
It helps Nature
“Well, areal they
powdar
musí
he
asad
tkaaTnthecaae
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of poplar stook.
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