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Newspaper Page TextTHE "NEW AGE, PORTLAND, OREGON is fe i NOVEMBER AILMENTS THEIR PREVENTION AND CURE November is temperatures. tlio month Over nil tlio of falling tempcrnto HOW TO TEACH CHILDREN. Ifaro Are Some Snjrsrcatlnnsi by Wrller an Kiliirntlim. A writer In nn American education al Journals offers some Interesting BtiBgestlons for teaching children, says tho Dundee Advertiser. It Is uselesH, rcgionH tho hot weather has pawed and he suggests, to Instruct children by us- tho first rigors of winter havo appeared As tho great hulk of civilized nations is ocated in tho .temperate zones, the effect of changing ceasons is a iics tion of tho high OS t importance. When tho weath The Human System Must Adjust Itself to Changing Tern pcroturcs. r begins to chango from warm to cold, tihcn cool nights succeed hot nights, when clear, cold days follow hot, sultry days, tho human body must ndjust itpelf to this changed condition or par ish. Tho perspiration incident to warm uathor has lccn checked. This de tains within tho system poisonous ma terials which havo heretofore found es cape through tho perspiration. Most of tho poisonous matorials re tained in tho Hystem by tho checked perspiration find their way out of the body, If at all, through tho kidneys. This thrown upon tho kidneys extra labor. They U'como charged and over loaded with tho poisonous excretory materials. This has a tendency to in flntno the kidneys, producing functional diseases of tho kidneys and sometimes Ilrighl'ri disease. I'linnm nets upon tho skin by stimu lating tho eiuunetory glands and duets, thus pruvunting tho detention of pois onous materials which should pass out. IVriinii Invigorates tho kidneys and en courages them to fulllll their function In spite of the chills and dicsourngo inentH of cold weather. I'ortinii i s a combination of well tried harm less remedies that havo stood tho test of tlmo. Many of these remedies havo Ikmiii used hy doctors and by the Mopln In Kuropu and America for a Imuilred years. Poruim has lccn used by Dr. llnrt man in his private practice for many years with notable results. Its ellleaey lias Ihhmi proven by decades of use by thousnuds of jiooplo and has wen sub Htautlated over and over by many tlioua nnds of homes. Pc-ru-na Is a World Renowned Rem edy for Climatic Diseases. Tlio more children a woninii hits, (lis fewer fntli alio Is likely to cultivate. i'lillatk'lpliln ltccorJ. "THE MARRYING SQUIRE." Justice Geo. E. Law, of Brazil, Inch, Has Married 1,400 Couploi. Justice Geo. K. Law, of llrnxll, Ind,, liaa lalrly earned tho title, "Too Mar rying H(iilro," by which ho Is known far nnd wide, hav ing already married some 1,400 couples. Tan yearn apo ho was Deputy County Treasurer. "At that time," said Justice Law, "i wns auffor ing from nn annoy ing kidney trouble. My back ached, my rest whs broken at night, nnd the pus Hugos of tho kidney Bixrotions went too fnquent nnd contained eedlmout. Three boxen of Doan'n Kidney I'll Is cured mo in 1HD7, and for the past nine years I have been freo from kidney complaint and backneho." Bold by all dealers. CO conta n lox. Foster Mllburn Oo Iluffalo, N.Y . Iiik technical terms or even terms that would he descriptive to n grown-up. The point Is Illustrated hy nn Ingenious parallel. Instead of telling a child to "sit up straight"' It would ho better to tell him to "sit up tall." In the same way If a child shouts too loudly In sing ing, he should lo told to "listen" after inking "a long smell," nnd If ho res izes what Is meant nnd docs It, thH will set the muscles of the wnlst nnd cheek tho flo,w of breath, while tho child will bo unconscious to Its no tion." "Such suggestion ns the following do far more good than scientific terms In procuring tho right tone-production from the child. Do not sing In a gran-llng tone. Do not sing In n scold ing tone." "A fish horn tone sounds terribly descriptive, but we Imagine Its vividness would bo lost on nn Hugllsh child. Sing with n pleasant face. Slug with n smile. Sing llko tho sweetest bird yon ever heard. Sing n kindly tone. Sing n sweet, loving tone. Make your lips sing to you. Whisper nloud, i as though you wanted some friend In the furthest crner of the room to I hear you." It Is to he hoped that after all this there would he no dan ger of the children learning to sing in n maudlin tone. Mothers wilt And Mrs. Winnow Boothlni. Byrup tho bull rotucilr to tlio tot their clilldroa during tho teething period. A l.ontc-I.rKftril llrrr. A huge, finely mounted nntlered bend hung Just above tho sideboard In tho dining-room. This trophy of some huntsman's skill was fastened so (Irm ly to the wnll that tho glistening neck xccnicd to ho coming right out through the plaster. Itohert, who wits seeing this decoration for tho first time, eyed It with lively curiosity nnd very evident uneasiness. "It lookOd almost too life like for comfort. Finally tho hoy, asking to ho excused, slipped from his chair, tiptoed Into the next room, nnd then, flushing with cm- hiirrnssmcnt, returned to his place at tho table. "What's tho trouble, Hobort?" asked his host. "I wanted to see," explained candid Kobcrr," sheepishly, "If that animal's legs wcro really ns long ns that, or If he wero ntnndlng on something la an other room." Beware of Ointments tor Catarrb that Contain Mercury m mercury will surely ilontroy tho sonso of mull ami cowptoiolytlurniiiio tho wliulu sys tem wiiuu untorlnir It tliruiiuli tlio mucous nurfarts. Huch articlessi.ould urver bo ucil execpton pri)ertiilJiu from ropuiabli) jil.y li lam, im ilioddiniiKJ they wlllilol ton fufil to tun lmnil vnll run imiitlilv (tartl'ilf rnm I l.nnt. I Hall's Catarrh Cure, inaiiii'mmuud .y 1'. J. J come of many inuiiuy iv io., loiuun, u mi i in tho blow in uiiyniK nun n i.iiinrrJi i uru nimiiro uu Ki ,. it .11,1 tho ir.-i ill tin. It In Inki'ii lnlnriinlli-. nml mnilu 'r II Mil FORTUNE BY ACCIDENT. Invention Which Hare Mad the I I.nrgeat Ilrlnrna to Inrcilora, It pays to think even about trifles. Not long ago a young man who was visiting In n strange city had that ex perience known to bo many when rid ing on street enrs. Ho wanted to get off at a certain street, tho nnine of which he knew, but the locality of which he was In Ignorance. The car was crowded. Ho had told the conduc tor the nnmo of the street, but, ns Is not unusually tho case, tho conductor forgot "l'our street's two blocks back," snld the conductor suavely when the young man asked him If he had arrived yet More or less angrily, tho youth snld: "It's a wonder somebody wouldn't think of something that would tell a passenger when he got to his street." ''Well, why don't you Invent some thing?" asked the conductor. The young man got to thinking nnd to working. The other day he refused fUOO.OOO for a street car devlco that could be utilized to show tho names of the streets automatically. Ho thinks It Is worth more. Tho mnn or woman who conceives nn Idea that Is patent able nlmost Invariably has visions of Immense wealth, but how tho dream Is realized may bo found by consulting tho patent olllee authorities, tho. men ivho handle thousands of theso "chil dren of the brain" that never bring to their Inventors even tho amount of money necessary for getting them pat ented. Hut, on the other hnnd, there are n great many patents that have made their originators Immensely wealthy, and famous as well. One would naturally suppose that the greatest returns would be from the largo affairs, such as the electric rail road, the telephone nnd tho telegraph, but such Is not the case, for tho biiuiII household Inventions, mechanical toys mil puzzles have given ipilckcr returns and greater profits for the money ex pended than any of the large affairs. Tho man who Invented "IMgs In Clov er" happened to strike the public fan :y, and millions of people nil over the Miiutry were chasing tho lltllo mnrbtiH Into the middle pen. That mnn made millions on his simple puzzle becausu bo launched It nt tho right time. J. W. McUIII In 18(17 Invented the little metal paper fastener, without which 110 olllee Is now considered com plete, nnd though but n trllle It made tvcalth for Its Inventor. Such n little thing ns the rubber tip on n pencil brought f'-'OO.OOO to Its Inventor, Ily man L. Llpuinu, nnd that small piece of metnl which you wear on tho heel of your shoe to protect It had made up to 1887 over ? 1,000,000 for Its projector. A man named Caulleld first hit upon tho notion of making armpit shield- seamless with a sheet of cloth covered with rubber, and It brought htm an In- thousands a year. The fill Visit, to the Knrl. There Is a well known English bishop who writes a very bad hnnd. This bad hnnd caused n snd error to happen some years ago. A young clergyman had written to the bishop to Inquire about it vacant curacy, and tho reply that tho youne mnn trot Informed him that the salary was small and the work i dllllcult. Hut there was one mitigating circumstance. Tho Incumbent, nmong his other duties, would visit the earl every morning and snend two hours there. The curate would nnve rejected the post but for the dally visit to the earl. That attracted him. There would, no doubt, ho told himself, bo many fashionable dinners to which ho would naturally be Invited. He would make many friends nmong tho rich nnd powerful. These friends would bo able to help htm In his career. .The earl, perhaps, had daughters. One of them who knows? stranger things had happened. And so the ctirnto accepted the dllllcult and poorly paid curacy to discover on his first visit to the town that ho, had misread the bishop's letter nnd that bis dnlly two hours' visit was not to the earl, but to the Jail. Cheerfully Admitted. 1 Miss Gnbbell I'm stronger than you nrc, anyway. I can step up to a horlion tnl bar nnd chin It sixteen times. MIhh Chlllicon I have no doubt of It. I believe you could step up to that or anything else and chin It all day long. Weak Lungs Bronchitis For over sixty years doctors have endorsed Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for coughs, colds, weak lungs, bronchitis, con sumption. You can trust a medicine the best doctors ap prove. Then trust this the next time you have a hard cough. " I hail n KWfnt eoimh for orcrs yetr.nnil nothing teemed to do me any good. I tried Ajm'i Cherry 1'ectoml and ni loon cured. I recommend It to nil my frlendt whenever IIiot liar, a cough." MISS M. UEYKBS, Waahlngton, D. C. 3 Mad br J. O. Ayer Co.. Iiowell, KM. Alio nuiiuiHiuriri vi 9 SABSAPAfilUJL H0TQ. pills C7tW O hair via. RUBBER STAMPS BCK NI ArtrCrteaf Wt make them Wo do not take orders and pcddlo our Rubber Stamps, Beats, Etc. We manufacture our own goods. Our equipment la tho nevrcit and best money can buy. Wrlto today tor our "Jtubbcr mamp Catalogue." , THE IRWIN-HODSON CO., Portland, Orate 00 PLATES EaLm I 11 1 l I m I ILY DENTAL CO. TSSSS" Ll Wo remove your bait teeth and broken off old roots absolutely without rain. Examlrw atlon and Estimates Tree. Work tho Ileal, l'rlces the Lou cat. Kolid gold Crown,t I; llrlclrto.work, 13.S0 per tooth; Gold and Enamel Filling, II and up; Ilcat Hubber l'latca, IA per sot; good act, .'. I'alnloaa Extraction, We. Third and Couch Streets, Portland, Oregon. Ayor's Pills koop the bowels regular. All vegetable and gently laxative. Blood Humors Commonly emtio pimples, bolls. Id vca. eczema or salt rbcutn, or somo other form of erup tion; but sometimes they oxlst In tlio system. Indicated br feeling ot weakness, languor, loss of appctlto, or general debility, without causing any breaking out. Ilood'a Karanparllla expels them, renovate, strengthens and tones the whole system. This is tho testimony of thousands annually. Accopt no substitute, hut Inalat.on having Mood's Sarsaparilla In usual llnuld fonn or In chocolated tablet! known as Sarsatabs. 100 doses It. Tl i t A I.ofir Dentil. Annum Is n volcano In Japan. A youiiK man of that country grow do Hjxmdcut the other dny nnd throw him elf Into tho crater, leaving this letter: i ".Suffering n feeling of despair Impels mo to throw myself Into tho ' crater of vehement Ahuuiii, thus winning a rplendld death and nscendlng the mountain's smoke to a lofty llfo above tho sky." A Well Known Remedy. Olio of the oldest enfest and most favor nbl known rcuiedloM In thu world tot lav Is llrandrcth's I'ilht-a blood purlller and lax ative, llolng purely vegetable they can Ikj UM-d by old or young with p"rfict afety iiiwl w fillo other remedies renulrn increased Iolh nnd Dually rciio acting altogether, with II nudruth'n I'M the sauiu do-u al ways hni thu namo ellcct, no matter how lo g thuy uru taken. Ouo or two pill taken each nlitlit for n whllo Is the beat thing knuwu for nnv one troubled with FREE LOT AT OCEANSIDE (North lleach) and Ilcautliut Oak Hook Cane to every purchaser of tho Hpcclal Edi tion ot tho 'Library of the World's Beat Literature," HO volumes, allk bound, MM er mxo and books delivered Ireo. l'artlculara by writing j. o. MILLAR CO., Columbia Bldg., Portland, Ore. Why ho content with. 4 porcont for your monoy when you can keep it under your own control and havo it earn 20 PER YEAR Principal guaranteed by Bank Certlllcato of Deposit. You se lect tho Hank. Fullest investiga tion invited. Writo today for particulars. Pacific Coast Securities Company Portland, Oregon tio.,loledo,o.,coiitaliniii()inriury, i ,,. ...i. i..n,i ti.i i,.tni rimii.ninLM coimtlnatlon. lndli:etlon. ilvMietudnor anv an en luieriiaiiy, acting uirccily uhiii . ......... ... ............ . . . .. ,,yMl,,, i min,. Jtnt uiftbn l mid muc.ua aiirfaits of thu astviii. ' for buttons must havo been n bachelor, ,,,,, ," ,,r,!,,"J ,rom "" Iu mniu n mo HOWAlin K. mJUTON,-Aycrarl Chemtit. lilvillil'ulorli. hMliiieii prlirei (lulil, Hltvrr, Ir-iul, II (lulil, hllvi'r.7 vi llol.t, 6uo y.lnoor T. l. uyaiililu iraia. lallliitf i'iilop'iand nui ilruwiirk .ollclloj. tii i.rliti llt unit on ai'i'llratiiiii. jmimvuciii liuual iUuk. Lamriil mill llni' L'Mboaal Kir lu'li'U'ilo, Ohio, by I', I. Cl.ouuy i Co. Toll- liiiuiinii iri'U. Hold by UrUKglnta, prlco 79c. per bottle. Hull's I'mnlly I'lllaaio tho Utt. Nlulnlrr. "Mr. Jeeklll," mild the man with th heavy gold watch rlinln, "lhl Is my friend, Col. Hunker. IIo Is Krnntor Lota jiiiiii'h right hnnd man." "Delighted to meet you, Col. Hunker," aald the other. "Hy tho way er Sena tor r.otsmun happens to bo left handed, you know," Cblengn Tribune. HI, Vlliii' I)nr anJ all Nrrvous Dli'MM rH'rmnn.iitly cunil tiy Dr. Kiln.' tlrmt rva lli'llnrcr. Henil fiir rilKKSltrUI linltl .ml Ueatlio.J)r It II.KIIik.NI. mi AreliHt.,l'ull.,l'. invny with sowing, hut It mndo him n millionaire. blood. llrumlrct t'a 1'IIU hnvo boon In use for over uceutury and nru gold In every drug Tho barbed wlro fence, nbout which "'"' "a,'llc"'t' "'""t I'1"1" r ""K-'ed. ninny havo said unkind things as they disentangled thuniHOlveH, wan worth SHIP US YOUR FRUIT, VEGETABLES I'onltry, 'kk W'lil, iIimmwI pork, ule. Es ihIiIIIii'i 7 )i'Km. I'lno locallon; largo limlo; iimpeluui aalcktnaii; prompt re turm. Hlilp.nr wrlto. h.luruiuo: rJcunill. inivUil Aiiiurlcaii Hank. rCRCUSON, KUCE & CO, Commission Kerckutt WI.olc.uU Merchant; StATUC, WASH. A Vrry Lucky Tlilnir. "l'hero does seem to ho 'something In tho belief nbout tho luck attached ta my left hind foot," remarked the rah hit. "Yes?" nuked tho robin. "Yes. At any rate, I'm sure If I hadn't had mine with mo this morning I wouldn't havo got nwuy from thut dog." Philadelphia Press, RHEUMATISM CAN NOT BE RUBBED AWAY It la perfectly nnturnl to rub tho spot that hurts, nml when the muscles, nerves, joints nnd hones nru throhbiiu nnd twitching with the pains of Uhettinntisiu tho mtlTerer is npt to turn to the liniment bottle, or some other external application, in nil effort to get relief from the disease, by producing vounter-irritntiou on the flesh. Such treatment will quiet the pain tempo rarily, but can have no direct curative effect on the real disease because it does not reach the blood, where the cause Is located. Rheumatism is more th.ni tiUin deep it is rooted nnd grounded in the blood nnd can only be reached by constitutional trcntiucnt IT CANNOT 111? HUHlllJD AWAY. Klioumntfsm is due to nn excess of uric ncid in the blood, brought nbout by the accumulation in the system of refuse matter which the natural twenties )f lKxlily waste, the Dowels nnd Kidneys, have failed to carry off. This refuse matter, coming in contact with the different ncids of the body, forms uric ncid which is absorbed into the blood and distributed to nil parts of the lody, and Rheumatism gets possession of the system. The aches nnd pains nre only symptoms, nnd though they may be scattered or relieved for u time by surface tteatment, they will reappear nt the first exposure to cold or dampness,. or after nn attack of indigestion or other irregularity. Rheuma tism can never be permanently cured while the circulation remains saturated with irritating, pain-producing uric ncid poison. The disease will shift from muscle to muscle or joint to joint, settling on the" uerves, causing inflammation nnd swelling and such terrible pains that thu nervous system is oitcu shattered, the health undermined, nnd perhaps the patient becomes deformed and crippled for life. S. S. S. thoroughly cleanses the blood ntul renovates the circulation by neutralizing the acids nnd expelling all foreign matter rom the system. It warms and invigorates the blood so that instead . of a. weak, 6our stream, constantly deposit- Ssto J$ ing acrid and corrosive matter In the urns L cles, nerves, joints and bones, the body is fed lB lsB nnd nourished by rich, health-sustaining' 9 wt9 Br9 blood which completely and permanently cures Rheumatism. S. S. 8, 13 composed PURELY VEGETABLE of both purifying and tonie properties just what is needed in every case of Rheu matism, It contains no potash, alkali or other mineral ingredient, but is muli- entirely of purifying, healing extracts and juices of roots, herbs mul baiUi. If you nre .suffering from Rheumatism do not waste valuable time trying to rub u blood disease away, but begin the use of S. S. S. and writo us nbout your case and our physicians will give you any information or dvfcc. desired free of charge und will scud our special treatise on Rheumatism. JUT SWtfT SFOSinO O0U, ATtAMTA, 'gA.4 over 51,600,000 In royalties to tho orig inator, A countryman, whoso loss from eggs being broken on their way to mar ket was n scrloiiH thing, evolved tho. Idea of packing them In sepemto com partments, and this simple devlcu Is uow used altogether, and that country man Is not obliged to toll for his dally bread. Criminals hnvo played an hnportnnt part In somo of tho world's greatest Inventions, nnd somo have made small fortunes out of their discoveries. Charles Filer, who devised the new lockstitch sewing machine, was serving his fourth term for burglary when his Idea wns perfected. When ho was re leased his Idea was backed by somo capitalists and ho was given a salary of $5,000 n year to superintend tho construction of the machines, In addi tion to a royalty. At tho sumo tlmo ho sold his Hugllsh rights for $30,000 cash and J123.000 worth of stock of tho En gllsh company, Chicago Inter Oeeau. I.oiclrnl Infrrritpt. Sirs. A.'h llttlo son suddenly nsked, In a rather startled voice: ".Mamma, Is there bay rum In this bottlo?" "Mercy, no dear. That's mucllnge." "Oh I" snld the boy. Then nfter a minute of silence, "perhaps that's tho reason I enn't get my hat off." Pitts burg Press. To Ilresk In New Shoes. Always ahake In Allrn'a Foot-Kate, powder. Itcuiea hoi, aneallng, aching, awollvn feet. Curra conn. Interim lug nalla ami liunlona. At allilrUKKl'taaiid ahoe stores, 2V. Don't accept anytutialltule. Hamnle matk'il KRKK. Addrea Allen H. Olmsted, lo Roy, N. Y. I.nat Klmr of n Ancient Line, The Sultan of Ilrunel Is S3 years of ago at least so he told mo. And whllo ho stoops ns ho walks, ho make the nppearanco rather of it temporary In valid than of an old man. lie seemed pleased when I told him that he might pass for 00; and Indeed ho might, for his faeo Is singularly freo from wrin kles. Ills oxpreshlon of benevoleueo suggests tlio Into Leo XIII. his smile Is engaging, albeit tinged with snd lies. Ills hoti8o wns ruling when tho Ho until empire had hardly ceased to crum ble. Ills ancestors gavo tho law to n vast eastern empire when Europe wns but a patchwork of barbarous chiefs, and when, uftor centuries, Spanish and Portuguese found their way to tho Splco Ibimula they laid propitiating gifts tit tho feet of tho Horneo Sultan as vassals, humbly begging the right to live within his dominions. Ilrunel U still tho metropolis of nn tlvo Horneo Indeed, tho namo Horneo U hut a corruption of Ilrunel yet few maps show tho existence of this empire. llurpor's Magazine. A Camilla ttatlmntc. "What do you think of that batik robbery of a hundred thousand dob htrsr "Well," answered Mr. Dustln Sax, "when I consider the magnitude of most operations nowadays, it looks to mo llko petit larceny." Washington Star. From reading tho "Household Hints" we learn that a rent chef makes a dls-l unction oeiweea a ' towr uud a cUlcken." What Is It) 1 emptors' 1'uthollera. They wero walking past a beautiful pluk-und-whlte house In New York whoso door cap was most exquisitely carved. Tho sculptor pointed to It "ily work," ho enld. "That's tho pot boiling I do whllo I work on my mas terpiece. It Is nothing unusual with sculptors to do such work, Two of the tlnest pieces that wero Fold to tho Metropolitan Museum Inst winter wero douo by n man whoso regular business is to mako door caps. MY DEAR FRIEND THIS MEANS YOU Oomlclcr tlio I'oiUro alampi Ita usefulness Ilea In Ita ability lu atick to ono thing till It gcte thcro. wrlto for particulars. 528 Lumber exchange. Portland, Oregon Qn OUT OF THE RUT I am ilealRtier of book, maxaatno and catalogue rovera. bualneia carila, lettor heads, hill heaila and ailverllalng cuts) ran mako tlio print ol your store look entirely dif ferent by removing jolca, etc., from print. CHARLES SCHRAM 2455 Morrlaon St. PORTLAND. OREGON OR. G. GEE WO Wonderful Horn Treatment BBBBBBBBU9JSRrOUBBl llioi This wonderful Chi ntre Doctor Is eallnt xriat breaiis he cures l-ooi'lo without oprra (Ion Hint arv K van up lo ill-. Ho rurta wl h lliimo wiinitrrrut Chi li's hrrlH. ron s, htuU, liarka and vrKeialii Hint nre iillrvty tin kn iwn to iiiMUrat sci ence In Ihla rouninr llirnuuli ilm nan 01 linrmlt-M rrmnllM. This tani'iui doctor knows llisnclluno. over t00illrTri'nl nrmrdlr. wliloli ho ui micci mill Ijr In illlTrro'it dlacMei. Jla vtisian'tH'S to cure etarrh,alhnia, luns, throat rliiumntUni, nervals cas, stomach, liver, kid lip)!, etd. ha hiimlrals of tmtlmonlals. Cliarkca tnodrrate. Call and no him. l'a'lsnts out nl Hi city wrll rr lilnnka and circulars, tmudatauim L'ONHUI.TATIO.V HIKK. Addrraa The C. Gee Wo Chinese Medklne C: 162! rirrt St., S. C. Cor. Morrison Mention paper Portland, Oregsw WANTED In tbla locality (or olteirhero) a huatlor tosell our trcea, ctp. (Kxporienco not necessary for aurccaa.) Addrcaa OREGON NURSERY COMPANY Salem, Oregon. When you buy WET WEATHER CLOTH1NO you want comploto protection and long aervlce. Theso and many other good point are combined In TOWER'S FISH BRAND OILED CLOTHING Tbu cant afford '. to biry any other j towi ca aotreMueSk rowit cno.h CO k.v, TO..O-..0. "" ''m I 1 i gS&Zl, CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING PortUnd Trade DlrcUery Nam and Addrtaacs In Partland of Repro aeiuallva Huslncas firms. tltKAU HKrAltATOUH-Wo suaranlM lb U.H. barlor lo br His tiat. Writ lor trv catalog, lln.lwooj Co.. mil and Oak, LlfiKI W 'A h Tho Kind You IIuvo AIwovh llouerht has bnnio tlin sltrnn. turo of Clms, II. Flotclier, nnd lins been nmtlo under bis personnl Hiipcrvislon for over JO years. Allow no ono to doeclvo yon lu this. CoiinterfeitH, Iinitntlous and Junt-iiB.p;ood" nro ImtExporlmonts, and vutlatiKer the health of Children Expcrienco ngnlust Kxiierimeut What is CASTOR I A Cnstorlu is a ltnrinless substituto for Castor Oil, Iaro gorlo, Drops and Soothincr Syrups. It in Plca&nnt It contains neither Opium, Morphiuo nor other Narcotlo ubstance. Its opo Is Its guarantee. It destroys "Worms nnd allays FovcrLshness, Jit cures Diarrhoea and Vlnd Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Coustipatloa nnd Flntuleney. It assimilates tho Food, regulates the Rtomach nnd Bowels, Kivinu; healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend. The Kind You Have Always Bought Boar the Signature of cz&mz&K In Use For Over 30 Years. TH CtNTtun CMMHT. TT Mv SJTascT. MtW ea CklTT, Banking by Mail WE PAY 4 INTEREST On aaving! deposits of a dollar or more, compounded twice every year. It is just tut cmy to open a Savings Account with ua by Mail na if you lived next door, fiend for our freo book let, "Hanking by Mail," nnd learn full particular!. Addrvu Oregon Trust & Savings Bank Portland. Oregon Sixth and Washington Sts. W. L. DOUGLAS 3.50&3.00 Shoes KST IN THB WORLD W.L0euglM$4Gi!iEd9!iM eannoiHuaiiMiiaflfpri 7b Skat ftealtrm I W. I. llouilu' tln( IIoum It lbs moat complete In Hi la country StMer Catalog MM M &3 vcv JSTxLsTJBPvrsV I W alr KKOSS fOK XVOTBODY AT AIL MUCH. tofLSS. Woman' M.q'. SboM. ta to 1.60. Bora' ajbcw.. U ioi.uo. womiai inou, hajuioii.su, mm-.. uaiiurva . dqwi. .ini o i,w, Ttt V. lu JUougla. A Vo men's, MIsm. anal ajbllilr.u'a ahuo.s fur atyle, flt auU watar ther excel other luak.a. It I could take you Into ay larfl factorka at Brockton, Maaa.,and ahew you how carefully W.L. Douf laaaheaa arc mada, you would thaa uadarataad why they hold their ahapa, fR battar, waar loagar, and ara si grantor vahM than any other vaakc. WMfvvsr you Hv. ywa casa Mala W. U. Deuila. so.i. HI. naaa. a4 arts. Is rtasatjsa a A. bottoaa. which protect y asjalawt high ftkm mad htkrior shoes. rt so suk.tl tat. Ask your dcalsr far W.L. Douglas siiesa ad laaht ueoa havlnc thcaa. fait Oolor tutlttt used) thty will net utar brattm, WriU tor MuatrateJ Catal.f o FaH StykT W.UUOUOLAS. DpU 3, Urocktoa, Maaa, P. N.U a Na.48-a ITTTMUr wrltlns; to adSrtls.ra i1mm If SB tlua this HfH, r 1 kL Mftt AV i ST" Tfl ' N i. fr' . ijtifaaLy'.'