TIIH MORNING OREGONIAN". THURSDAY, JANUARY C, 1916.
NATION
WARNED
10
AVOID INFLATION
Steel Corporation Chief Says
Prosperity Has Perils
as We.l as War.
FUTURE PROBLEMS GRAVE
7M 1W Mwm rrrpmr for l.r
r4 t on t -" 4 .
t (.. itnr t for fr lb
9f:-l r if W- ppli-lMi I
Knwm lt rir csH
n tas i4 !. irmn i t
far fte rwt.-c ( I
wastry I 4 t r . v .
I irr f pvt rf. ft My, 'tfeal !
. t rit ( - t rr
J ! (ft Ia.t f. (
rw t fiil rkfi.
"k (Mi ilioM peart I . t Hs-lt-
I nm pm-9 l4!trsats f
t nfI ttuIIt. trlin.f lftr
It mmmmut trUbl lt.t
tup ma for arxistft to .
pfMt. t fr ff vr! ifvti.
b Jr 4 fft f offt4
4 lhn m'mm ff4l
Wkl ef lh fnr Who c Mf
" I Wti thm wmr f f:uro will
i b ic rrotr.t4 war. if
irounif I tft ftrt II
Mfnt littl. If pnfil I ny
kt!irnt nirr r ! ! wol4 at
U-- r4it from l ft r scpc
4 KRtM l firm tbiitm-nt
tntrAt.l trtbuot for lb
MtrUmDt ( m i lnNrMtial 4 f
f r :,
-Ti thr B-a4 for wt W!lf l
11 - f in mn nation I
rfi; f"r ar4 fcotfc.
Ttf 4a !( It. 4l in ar
plmnt tM rsiif tsrinf. Any l'oO
11 la rioif mc lb war Nt4 tb
Itm vhaa tl - fMMblr an4
hrbtv 4 '! la alow Iw b Jl
rFf rM (Cttr v-f4.
"Tai la a at' Ttma ar rfoa.
Tft4 rriti ai. al b- yrar4
fr ! ca velum, in rw-
a4 it rr-a Tnara t 4n(tr
ra4tf a4 iaatHi. aar f i4.
V aa ferv4 aafor a4
aall H a. H la t.b: th
! will -r.trt lir cr4ita
rtu.lrly ! faar af foriM Islar
t. k ffr aitra-ti rat. ail
&T wa I T rr af tl mmttmr t
tnml. W lnf)N vaa houi4
rI aa f har b a.!i 4f r aaa4
1 tiw liift Qttttouk a4 it
rai'a rlMon, awv'. r
will Ikava dM aa ftarwa a4
w t aaraflr aa ro for n
f raluiaiiwa
hot at lb b . : m Gr rma aaamr a
ia ix vaiar.
"Nt ina Bar a Ion aiam4 aloff
i4 la M ro tart. ma4 fat r4 taaa
rdrai aaard la McoKR n4
arr for Utrnua aat'nr who fc4
'iia rrtj irrar. T
H4U and 4'urraa lttfi4 that I
ror.mBlr a 4-fint ortlar t
tka o rUuir& Four trmn aail
war f-un4 ) ta 'lroiaa a4
kli:l. TM rfft ma n4rr of In il
atari n -44 in rtpinf ta I ha
bow of I ha Mrociaa. II aprans Into
wlr ai4 awaoi around ta lh
boar of laa HaraloMft. rlny I ih nin
lmmaial! flr4 9 htm. althcmih t
rai4 h l aan4 a a - af aorr0dr.
Tr rr.iln4 fir nattl h
br a b,o la la ak.
T ttiMM vrt temporarily of'
r4 bark a taa NircMtaa whr Car'
mv ail foar bodta. which war
!"' vrbor4 In Na afirBoo
Th popbiar viaw f iha fiaralonc
in-trtfi i rfi-i4 In aa 4torll lo
laa riactdard. vhkk aava:
"AauBiinf t& intn of in atory. tha
ffM-ra a( ha KaraionaT aty aiaflao
rk air 4ar4 rairlbvtion fa law-
aa n4 laauiraaity. Thar la aa
a4 fr 1 ha amaliaat apaincy ilhr
t tnami or aaulral aptaion.
.MIJItr WILL XOT COX5EXT
XaiaI TrihwMl UI o( Iarilxl
tU-tllgr rrrtl Oiarft.
WAlltX;TOX. J a a. It waa a4
7thorit4t 'rr toa sal that th L'bii4
Ktlr ;ora.Ttrit eu!4 not af to
l" ua-ct:ea or Jttr i:Jwar4 Crry to
0rnitr thai trtbvaal of Jl mar lean
a at fffirr intit oa:liarrnt
rharc a4 roqnlfrrlirf of a
b ava4 by aal offlrar.
AmEmaa4or Paffa at Uan4on, throorh
w bom ir MH a cocnmuoicatl.
waa forwar44 lo BarMft, probably will
it l an vpraloa frvm Ih C'rana
oiirmii rom!n Ha attt(a4 b
fr h brfn vubta la tho Ot
latioa af l aetata rwpartmoat.
WEST WILL BE IGNORED
or rrMm tiu.
I tiywiij Aval 4ft
REPRISAL IS EXPECTED
t -mhip4 v -.. rt9 hn
ta VM-ua in V.--.ia ?. Tb Ham
tf. ii i na4. rrwpt as bbia4 t
rtmriu aa4 aoa4 I"". roeliauln
f r a 1 4riA craw aftar
f-r wr ib wir. ami aaa
bitt4 ta rot4 b4 aral waa atr
f u m9 aa h-r4 n fc--ai- It
I a:. vbr'f mat lb tirun rem
Mniir iim 4 f at to ar4r lo tab
Via rUaar.
'Hr raai af lb a la-J" rn-
''' In Urmi "lftra la pa
1 1 at Camavaa 9r w Hr i-t . af
Parage?. bta rr tba row
awaw a la aiah art crtia
b ai. trm4 m r rnaa aaraj, but
I k, i ti-a awar4iy :
a ial b w ob iba ff
a ttia bra4 m ivill tyr mrwar.
I iiaiay Niata af fAranaw.
"T iirM trimt in forma
n r"tP ftTtm( m( thi urrlM'
! aa4 t 4 f ffaiH thai l
t w nn lr ba m--l IK
r ia I a 4 IN i"uj .t,
will iaatii;r taaa pfa-4ac fr
mr4r ini IN rommaa4r af h
tra jr aa4 ! rrw ra-ra4 la
la mr4r ai wifl ftnLH qrn a
t'Hnf l i ! f war. Tbr
oat", ia a aht tm a 'ttvii rram
tna btMb aaraaaawt Ibat Iby baa
nf-f4 ara-atia far tit a iptata
t tft'a aAabiaa nulat.
ftfw iby awat In fttraaaitaa
r- l af I rrw4A. wbh-a
b l'tl a m-trb a a-ib.
t a tnae tia anay rmia I an
im ii f- 44 baa ba puaia4
f f TMraM'f arity
a iM iy b d'arint4 ta ia .
tii!aa. tby wa-iL.J caM4r tbam
aaaw a'r4 ! tab a'o4 4ltr
a i ra'r 'i if i fr IN aapat54
criaaa
lailbia rte rbawav
TN r''"l attach im 4
.r-a .f a ro.Kwa
A I w - r(r' f
ti F4n n( f w h Avarwaa
f c Iba tn a a 4 ra'-4 aw ar
wa wra aA:4a wiib Iba ATrKa
t 4
"WM'a tb qkmjrR waa f'ftnj at
aaa ra t -atfa, tS ira-
r-" a b4 lb lttr a4
I ftf. at f rt wtib ar?l arm
4 lt at y Mrr Wib) caa
a wbt'j a ba P!U4a la taa I
I r?'- br
it : ava a af it
m4t 4aa ft I"" AdmU'IA
f a flyiaf at lb ) waa wr4
n y af;ar ia tit a fir. A tba aob-
'". aftr bC l' rI
i . ba ! aia a. I cinjt
a 4 r ipunf arborg
ji- ff t"t vrl 4 l araiiiaaT an
brtf 'Mi4, wbii iba r rr-a t n 4
r .44 kaniri In Ina
wair tba hrma Iff-boai
tr :aw4.
oni;OMAV NEWS BURKAl. Wa-h.
In too. Jan. i. Put for Ih dir of
ana a y Wtra wambra of Coagraaa to
4iraaa ho J'rrrt waiar powrr bill.
tK-D Waa feafufn t llott) today. It
woo: J ha taaa pa4 hf a lubitin.
Hal marilr. Although tba bt;i waa
bfora iha llouaa Ihrvuarboul Iha day.
rr-ilralir ao nlrt waa aTtowa In
II by mmbra from tho Kat and
bVaib. At ao l ra waro mora Ihan Tl
mmbra trani. and tha wt ro moatly
frrm publlr-laada at a taa.
tack of ntart waa ditt to th a; an- ;
aral nntrtandinc that th bill la car
tain l oa whra It comti lo a ot I
and lo Iha rMhr fat that moat fCaat
ra nr4 totithvra mmbra ha ma 4 a
np thir mtftd to aupport th bill. a
ar4 by Iha commit taa oa pubttc
taada. fagarU.aaa of Watrn oipol
lion
Tbo war ar all ara4l an4 th
bit will alkl rrouch aa iood mm Iha
4bla rnda. Tha bill baa bn raMad
mp oadar calaadar WaOnaarfay rula and
wi aot coma bfora tha Hoom avals
anta t Wdoa4ay. at which lima
It la apvl4 tha d-bal will b coa
clal4 and a veto takaa.
Mvantimt th ftanala fommlUft to
4a y took up tba Atyr water-rowr
bill. conldr4 It Koraly. and will
mt aia itaturday la tha bona of
ma b ina a favorabl rfrt. Tho Mjrrn
bl I la tha Frrt bi I. aa rporfa4 lat
4loo by th tnat rommtltva. It
trtabiy wl b riortl without ma
terial chart.
STATE IS TO PASS CALL
!r. .Narcral Vrt-Urr lie Wit No
f ollow I'rtlrral Vrmd.
All Mail Orders Promptly and Carefully Filled at Gearance Sale Prices. Ex
press and Tared Post Packages Prepaid on $3.00 Purchases .
Store Opens
Daily at
8:30 A. 3L
On Saturdays
1:00 A. M.
Padic Phone
tlanfaaJI 50S0
--i -aj iwif.s '
The Jlost in Value The Best in Quality
. -'-iv -7
Store Coses
Daily at
5:30 P. M.
On Saturdays
6:00 P.M.
Ilome Phone
A 2112
Clearance Sale Women's Coats
In Plain Colors and Mixtures
Belted-Back Models With Fur Trimmed or Velvet Collar Values
Up to $17.50, to Close at
$9.50
Winter comfort nd chic style. well u a splendid laving, are the principal features of this Clearance
Sal reduction in Wonwn'i Coats tha assortment includes tha popular belted-back styles with velvet or
fur-trtmmed collar. Thejr coma in plain materials in navy and brown and in neat mix
tures. Rerular values up to 117.50. Clearance Price
$9.50
Children's Coats, rfQ Cf"i
$3.00 Lines at.. tyOtjU
The most desirable new styles in chinchillas and
wNet. A special purchase jut arrived. CJO Cf
Coats of $i.00 quality. This Sale at. . .P.UU
Odds and knds, f o
Your Choice at. . ZjOC
CMdren's 3th Robes, Children's Coats, Women's.
Silk Petticoats, Suits and Coats. To close QQ
out at a ridiculously low price. Your Choice SOC
Clearance Sale Reductions
Knit Underwear and Hosiery
Warm, Comfortable Knit Underwear of Reliable Quality Attractively yfQ
Underpriced Child's Union Suits, Best 65c Grade, at. .. t7C
Doth Boys' and Girls' fine-ribbed, fl fee ed -cotton Union Suits of seasonable weight. All styles and ACkgm
sites in rray and white. Garments regularly sold at 6oc Clearance Price TC
Vesta and Pants for o O I Children's Hose, i
1C
Women. o0c Grade, at. J3C
Women's "run-of-t he-mill j" fine-ribbed, fleeced
cotton Vests and Panta in correct Winter weight.
All sues garments of a quality regularly OO,
sold at Wc. Clearance price at JUC
Children's Hose,
25c Grade at. . .
200 dozen pairs of children's fine-ribbed, medium
weight Cotton Hose in all sizes a stock- 1 T
ing regularly sold at 25c pair. Clearance at 1 C
Gearance Sale Reductions
In the Men's Section
There's Splendid Economy in Store for Those Who Visit This Popular Section. In Addi
tion to the Items Listed Here YouH Find a Great many Others Equally as Attractive.
Eg Will buy Men's Coat Shirts formerly sold at 75c Desirable styles in the Ferguson & McKlnney
OOC Guaranteed Shirts.
C? QC ror Mn' All-Pure-Worsted Sweaters, formerly sold at $3.50. Coat style and those with
V--t0 turtle neck. All sixes a standard make.
A garment for Men's Fleece-Lined Shirts and Drawers. Wrights perfect-fitting, standard qual
ity J 1.00 Lndrrwear.
79c,
Boys S 1-23 Ruff Neck Sweaters Clearance Sale
Price 83f
Windsor Ties in assorted pstteras, values to 23c
To close at 10
Fancy Arm Bands in many styles. Values to 2oc
To close at .15
Men's 13.25 Worsted Jersey Sweaters, all sizes.
Clearance Price .$2.69
BUSINESS PICKS UP
Federal Reserve Board Finds
Improvement General.
two bars and und with equal effi
ciency in either, the bill relates. The
bill aim) propones to appropriate 14i0.
00 at once for the ptirpoae of pre
venting occupancy cf Delaware Ear
tr mari" hip, and transport of an
enemy. The bill waa referred to the
military committee.
WORKERS ON FULL TIME
J4AU W. ir. Jan t 11 .!.)
lrtritr4ent of Hanks Mrttat a
ouswtsxj ionic M that hf would not
r 11 Sr taitmnl tt condltloo
from -tat at lb rl f iai
Iember It lU ttthouili Con
trtl,r of tn Currwncjf William loiy
lM. ca.il for National bank for
mat dt.
4ftr.nlaaff Far if I tvaid r con
idrrl thert no nd of l-autn
idothtr roll af Ihia ltm. 1'ndor Iho lav
r wqfriniendenl of Hnk must laou
al la-l fi rail durtn th ralonuar
Tear oa l am ft a ho aauo4
r lo National Coot roller. va rair
ro ImiH laC r and Ih atxta rail
r t"io attnal Coatrollor I conat
EUGENE JOINS LETTER PLAN
Mayor Ia rrorUlm Week to Aid la
I "act Lal C liambrr't Caaapalsa. '
l:t'OKl . Jam l Imperial
U.TOr '. A. WI withla Ik nell fear
will a prot'imta attinc
..i.fe It wa of J u r t If Co 33
l tter- i ia . k . in aevpine with
a p'm -luufttnlH be lh lortlaa4
tfc- mt.r of Commerce I o a4ertio Ihc
tte of trroco1.
Ilo m.ll a. I al I Ho euaee.tioa of the
fcMCemo 1'uom.rci.i t'luh. ekK-h will
ra rltaoo la loae County te
rltt at loc la loltoro lo arquotat-
n-- in other porta of lao conairr
l.l.iBl of lKt
Xew York tUnka Hrport Increaae In
IxMina of tlia.041.000 Clii-
caso Says Trade Is on "Bet-tee-
Than Norma 1" Baals.
MIDDLE WEST A-SHIWER
. --1 r-wo ri- re
r!"4 In
eifteff.o 1. tfn.M. wore
Minf live SUlo f r"0 ta Mfo-
oo'. T i i. ... rttm. ! to.ti-
t ' t ofl.-f .oi.nia t-1 ttie
wa Ij ooi3i i-t n4 aao
feet of tho tao.a h oelore Thuro.
ey n'aac. Av.rtft lemporatorea ta
tho r.-o.t rvacei aroo4 14 aovo.
iho ftsu'heo.tera Atlantic
ct. parfttf-ularly aort.la. lempera
lire of : " reprte bat the la
leneo roll veatker In tho North la la.
,irt,Mi f0Ue4 ay cold raina la taa
tlilf t'ooal eelrT. Noethora tourteta
II cot a efrona l-v-a f aaoio
aMilwr wr
toe Teoa "how. T atom Art
nno reported enow ooooeai f-t dorp
In eooo ao-tloo araand llacetarf.
okUo tamo, la iao oomo elate, ttetd
ia a bo. a aero and brak evaahtoo.
.it. weold roatinao aoeernl dora and t '7,0T.
m no mora int.roe and eprwad ever
uth mora territory tomorrow.
WASHtNCTON. Jan. . Continued
auelaeea Improremanf over Ike country
tenoraliy la raflrrlod la monthly re
port from iho II Federal reserve dla
Irlrla. made nubile toolset By tba
federal Itoeorva ttoord.
Improvement In Iho Hoeton dletrlrt
ha roatlnue1 with renewed viaor. aaya
taa reoort. Trade la the New York dla
lrt t la reported aa ueually artlva and
till eipondlDS. Un of banka In tba
Now York riearins-houee Inrraaaed
ll4.S4l.e between November I and
January I. deposits Inrreaaed IIJI.JH.-
ee and esee reoervea docreaaed
ei;.oa.
rnrtortew Waa "!! Time.
Philadelphia report rnorl bualnoa
condition In It ditrl' l atlll projre
Ina-. with bonk de.lrlri tba out'
loo promltna. Fartorie ore ruanms
full time, poymli aro laree and la
the Iron and lee induatry Iha Un
u.uol demand haa led to tha ropolrinc
and puttma Into operation of Iron fur-n--e
thai hate been Idle for years.
;liroJ. have (!" tarse orders for
aur-plte.
Keuirement of ateel boyem In the
Ove and dietrlrl were reported a
root cnouKh lo iMutt the entire er
output would bo token rare cf. Trad
in at mo. I all line la Ih Jtlhmood
4iatri.-t ha been aatiafactory. Oaooral
a. tlv.tr and eapanaton la all linoa were
reported from iho Atlantic deetrlri, and
.und and permanent proeperlty pre
dlrtod for 114.
Haolwooa lent formal.
CM-aeo reported Improvement la
pti.iBMt and manufacturing, with man
ufariurer. retailor and wholeaaler
doing bu.me. on ao "even more than
normal baie." proaperta throushout
the 11. Iui dl.triei were declared lo
bo excellent In vletoal-y every Indualrv.
Tho outlook for ll In Iba Mmneapolia
diatrict wa reported j oarellonl with
II line of buo'nee optlmlattc. The
lumber trade to opproarblna normal
Kanoa City roporied that probably
at no time In lb blatory bad whole
eale trad been eo active and aatu-
BUCHANAN DENIES GUILT
Membrr of Conareea Gives $3000
Bail on Conspiracy Charge.
NEW YORK. Jan. I. Representative
Buchanan of Illlnola. Indicted on
chars of coneplrlns to foment strike
In munition plants, today surrendered
hare and was arraigned. He pleaded
not (JlHy and waa rcleaaed on laOVO
ball.
Buchanan waa Indicted with H. Rob
art Fowler, ex-Repreeentative from
Illlnola: Frank 8. MonnetU fi-Al
lorney-Oeneral of Ohio: Henry B. Mar
tin and Herman Schulterla, who were
connected with labor's national peace
council, and David Lamar aod Captain
Frans Rtntelen.
Sir. Buchanan waa srralirned before
Federal JudKe Clayton of Alabama, who
la anting In the diatrict temporarily.
Judge Clayton granted Mr. Buchanan
until January 20 to change hia plea.
LAND FRAUD IS CHARGED
Yonna Valley Homesteader Is Taken
Into Custody by Government.
KLAMATH FALLS. Or, Jan. . Spe-
clal.) Thomaa T. Kay Infer, who h
been homeeteadlng near !alry which
la In Yonna Valley about SO mllea east
of thia city yeeterday. waa taken Into
cuet.xjy by I tilled Ftatea Marshall
Berry, and will be removed lo Port
land al once. Favlnger entered a home-
atead In Ihla land diatrict eeveral
year ago. awearlng that be had never
before oserclaed bis homestead rights.
Th I'nlted Ktntea Land Office In
vestigated, and !t waa learned that
Favinfer had entered a tract a num
ber of year ago In Nebraska, and bad
received patent lo It.
Kavlnrer aaya ba ahould bare known
bettor Ihan to have tried to have taken
np a second piece of Government land.
Ilka the long rhythms of sleeping and
waking, force ua to respect them more
or less adequately. Some like the small
wave-like motions of the tiny, thread
like cilia which sweep Impurities from
the nostrils and the throat, cannot be
so easily perceived or adjusted."
F. B. Itlley Lectures at Vancouver.
VANCOUVER. Wash., Jan. 6. (Spe
cial.) Frank Branch Riley, of .Port
land, lectured tonight for the benefit
of the Vancouver Chamber of Com
merce. The lecture. "Mountains I Have
Climbed." was given in the high school
auditorium and waa highly enjoyed
by a large number.
Klamath Iteservation Spans Urged
KLAMATH FA LI A Or, Jan. 5. (Spe
cial.) Recommendations for four new
bridges to span streams on the Klam
ath Indian Reservation have been made
br H. V. Hlncks. engineer In charge
TO REMOVE DANDRUFF
Get a 25-cent bottle of Danderine at
any drug atore. pour a little into your
and and rub well Into the scalp with
the finger tips. Br morning most. If
not all. of this awful scurf will have
disappeared. Two or three applications
will destroy every bit or dandruff: atop
scalp itching and falling bair.
MEALS 11 FIT!
NO INDIGESTION,
GAS OR ACIDITY
CHINESE ON SHIP MUTINY
I lobular fol ttrc IX-rmtX a re V
.flrr Clitcf Orrtrrr 11m.
;W YOftK. Jan. . :: Cliln.
tnir of crr of th Hrtttaa
froifht ts.trtr Votura. motintodj o
4r whit Ih ah.p o aa lying ta -stork
at Mnbln.
Too rfctf o-r w a aVtroti from
Ih . E tv wfcuk r-apturo by a
lit 4 rf ri ro and ih mvttr.rra pot
4r arrt
TW a.a a .oa Af Tooav.
t A Ter Je--etuw 4. V fc0 do.
-rave SO L-sa Kf-lsO alsa- SSaw r araj
4 It 4 t rvW-a kfj , 4 i 'Ur
sheowa Ivff eMasat- k. J. v(tfa. .v.
eOaJtn railroad In Iha Baa Frma
r!t-o diatr.-t rarvort rocora arniotr-
and ar burtnjjr ti frlr. wl(a a food
ffert oa th lumlwr fiuainoaa
CANAL PURCHASE ASKED
Salnarine Base) Is Idea Carried la
Senate Mewaare.
WAM'IXCTOX. Ja" rurehaeo of
Iho Cheeapejke ao-t Delaware Canal for
not more ihan :. see and Iha ti
pefiditnr of li.aoo. In Improving end
fr'.irlns II were propoeed la a bill
inl'od iced today by lienntor fanisbury.
of telwar.
The bill ta baed on a recent report
of ne turretarjr of War that a ea
iev canal between lb Delaware and
Clmaneake bay would be of great
on tary Importance.
e cenal otil t oe-mlt a force of
ubmarlnca to be bcid at (ilbcr of Lbe
PORTLAND MAN IS TO WED
Paul L. .MatctMlie Obtains Ltocnac
In Lm Angelea.
IOS ANOELKS. Csl.. Jan. S (Spe
clal Paul L Matchatte. : years old.
of Portland, and Abigail B. Clarke. 14.
of McPheraon. Kan. obtained a mar
rlaee llcenee here today.
Paul L. Matchette la a mechanic em
ployed at the factory of the Ford Motor
Company on the Kaat Mlde. He Uvea
witn hi mother at Kaat Forty-
eighth street la this city and left Port
land recently to meet his brido In the
land of orange blossom. It la expected
they will return to Portland to live
alter a brief Donymoon.
PLAN OF LIFE DISCUSSED
Mlsa navenhlll at Ilomemakers'
Week KipUlns Habits.
ORKCON AG RICCLTUR A L COLLEGE.
Corvsllia. Jan. i. (Special.) Cnder the
whimsical title. "The t'pa and Iown
of Kxlstenca." Mies Alice Kavenhlil.
formerly lecturer at Cambridge Univer
sity, now a resident of Vancouver
Island. B. C. lectured on the opening
programme thia week of Farmers' and
Home. Makers' week. All nature. In
cluding human nature, she declared.
worka In rhythms, la wavea of motion,
loeg or abort.
"Thoee rhythmic habtta of organic
Eat Without Fear of Sourness,
Heartburn. Belching or
Dyspepsia.
The Moment "Pape's Diapepsin"
Reaches the Stomach All
Distress Goes.
If your meals don't fit comfortably,
or you feel bloated after eating and
you believe it is the food which mis
you: If what little you eat lays like a
lump of lead on your stomach: If
there la difficulty In breathing after
eating, eructations of sour, undigested
food and acid, heartburn, brash or a
belching of gas, you can make up your
mind that you need aomething to atop
food fermentation and cure indiges
tion. To make every bite of food you eat
aid in the nourlahment and etrength
of your body, you must rid your
stomach of poisons, excessive acid and
stomach (as which sours your entire
meal interferea with digestion and
cauaea ao many sufferers of dyapepaia.
sick headache, biliousness, constipa
tion, griping, eta lour case Is no
different you are a stomach sufferer,
though you may call it by some other
name; your real and only trouble is
that which you eat does not digest
but quickly ferments and sours, pro
ducing almost any unhealthy, condition.
A case of Pape's Diapepsin will cost
SO centa at any pharmacy here, and
will convince any stomach sufferer Ave
minutes after taking a single dose
that fermentation and sour stomach
is causing the misery of Indigestion.
No matter If you call your trouble
catarrh ot the stomach, nervousness
or gaatrilia, or by any other name
always remember that Instant relief Is
waiting at any drugstore the moment
you decide to begin Its use.
Pape's Diapepsin will regulate any
out of order stomach within five
minutes, and digest promptly, without
A husband and a wife couldn't make
their household budget budge. And
many a wife and husband can't.
This particular couple looked into the
January LADIES HOME JOURNAL
and there was the way out
And there was
also a minister who couldn't make
his church 'grow. And he looked in
to the January LADIES' HOME
JOURNAL. And he found his prob
lem solved. There it was the story
of how one church increased its at
tendance from 25 to 700 members.
So, home and church are covered in
The Ladies'
HOME JOURNAL
That is why a million six hundred .
and seventy-five thousand folks buy
it. It is so all-embracing. Buy the
January number and see if this isn't so.
It's only 15 cents
of reclamation work on the reserva
tion. These will be of steel and steel
and wood. One will be situated near
Chlloquin across the tVillianifon River,
two will span the Sprague River and
the other is to cross the Sycan.
IpO QUICKLY introduce and stimu
late interest in the
Afternoon Tea
With Dancing
each Wednesday and Saturday after
noon in the Gold Room at
Hotel Multnomah
from 3:30 to 5:30, beginning Saturday,
January 8, complimentary souvenirs
some of them valuable will be award
ed the ladies present.
Iter have definite advantage and any fuss or discomfort all of any klr.d
abvuld be respected.': aba said, -Some, ot owd J oil eat. Adv.
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