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PISGAH HOME IS IN
DIRE HEED OF FU11DS
For
Men and Women
a great saving idea
connected with char
Mrs. Lawrence Points Out
Benefit to "Down and Outs"
k of Work on Land Tract.
ity.
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AID OF PORTLAND ASKED
ApproprteUo by CUT Coanctl to
Help Coatlnac I a ran Near hemp
puuM) I Tboafbt to
i Ha Darl.
Or. I la r ..4 cf aid Honal f4
th.i n r nti
..!,cin na e4 r" J
.... - . r,iin to a eommani'B.
,. trim
Mra. iutu. B Lro who I la
barge ef IS p.aca.
Met. Ur
tit the "
a4 tor. .Mi. i
tome . e tk j!
war from rertUnJ. a oT. S
n.. - - air.adv t.iere era more
ti.ra lae tare W provu.oo W cere
f Mf. Lawranco Pt" ,or
Ik. .oc; ef rctue4 to ose
wer4 wt'.a itn:.
h.b4w. i. ri-tad ot.
-f,t kaw cos we continue tM work
wti.r, ar. .o W
it ws.a we "I I Pr or rent. Hoar
, w f irnUft eala ot we pay
v.r roer? We o.ed h.lp co
Prtio Item the people F-
Mr urifK t.it ef ' "r
Ml. ma fte preel
lira ea4 ef thalr laab.1117 I fl
wBrw.
THe lf.U ere rV.1 cf Idle "
fit .no'S.r m! IU 1P fc",,,T
w. t I t. srt ni'l - thai II rmn be
.- 14-1 ani ih.r.for. e ooatb bo-
.r. tn-T Ce f a4 It." BbO -
Cf l!. eprxo'tunltr cf ltm jr.
f coeernitie to t. kor K :
kU I. tl4 1'raJiraL
"tl t.:l Jt '
f M r. fruitful t-4 for iroar f
tirt. tui lo ! nriii "4
l9ui i rif" t 4rtfi-
Ini. J.j6!. frfnfi .f omBlty.
ar I tBr o4
rn. d f. ' 4-'r. litw lk th..
I ! roa'ril f t hr
tn.v t ia't ffc
j- r 'fin Il
-l'u I ) .r.l
cnte an Ik. rna" It co.t. a tl c.ata
atUr en r.n-N al 1 rant It th.
lljm.. Ti l tttf. fft4
I (.u. o;4 if --
h Ji hf o ! ko!4 aa4
ra a rt4 to di tsi. work ae 1 aaoar
H.jar l ma sa moT farlaaf
U J 4 ! f""11""1
In kno II lrl frjn n
Vt tie ltat:o si ! l'tr" floa
t IS. Jfal t.ma Mr. l mtT9
Mr Utl I M'a. r.nftU-a
..rl.lt.a t. a4r4 ta.r4w
-I t.B Ti- ei'r 't '
PVraria'.iJn rr cf h l
l-,r . I wft. M ! A16. J'al'
r....nu aa4 Mr. l'.-r aal II4
nm-a I edt ur a,.4y t.ia
from tt'f "iMr Tra caaaa.
wa:.4 from fr!Ur.J .t.rdar. i
fni:.. '.sr.. rit" wa;ii4 to4r.
k.r.. Ta.r. ar. JJ aoar IJ mora IfcaS
IntamiKb. Mra. r.. a 1 fcac
p., I feaa ai; t ab' a limKr ar 1
aiit.r m.t.ril fr a. from
laa luaMino cf l'ort:an4
feui;4 nx af oJ fcn. cf fl
an-i . b4 -i limVf a I hac
,4 . al l !' I" I toi4 Ibm
m.a lt -''. I oi4 a-4 oaa
wuu-4 !"M 17 tui prupo.1-
l.oa.
mm twItrUi fiaa 4utH(4,
Aarlrr r cflti--tn abottl IHa
rm !. Itgtn." taal f Bn.
piSt liit to th P't:i Ibat lht
It oci .rrif ItxtttutloB. I lb
la aur. )i t.-At mi. la trio'ijr a
on-a- tariaa ntituioa an i laat cur
ni a?n lo help th. B"tr b.b f
tr4 a af aair rItio. fc.il-fa lay
ai.r or m.r ic ba.
ri(jk hw m i my "orlt dirrimll
fir I or. Ir know tear on4rful.y 1A4
liii bi. ia. I m. uaJ.r trial nam ao4 la
fo.jr ymtt eu'-r H h ir from
aothln lo a ct hitb. It II w.ra
l for ll r.Bl unprar4.at.4
flnaacial tttttlnn. nafl l line oa
a Iiao otbr rsaaiaatloBa
ar. 4oir-
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MUSICAL CLUB HERE TODAY
Orsanljatloo mil Iu llrartl la Coo.
rrrt ! Y. l. C. A.
Tnai-! of uol S-iBlay af'.raooa
ri(:imm. Ifta T. M. '. A- oir will
pr.aaat tS tc:a tlirl CluX BD
l.trr oriintin. la a t.i coa
cart at J J 'rlovlr.
Tk. riot ta oa lt T lo tha CaM-
foria fairo. Tka proa-rammo. towbica
all -a ara lati4. f iowa:
rfi.r. "tV-4 la ITut-n .
rs. W A at I O'ajT I tr-
!(!- o l'r'-.-i" i M. i3iara .
rf.r r. i-tri . b ' ai r ... a a
Him- Vrm . J. B lB-.. )( Oi'
r.t.r.i. oraao a.'x " . ' "
Vhl r.'r.: rofn.e o:x Lt i-B.r-1
it mm Aitna a.4 04-. rra.B: w-ia
Vt T' T-.r.' T-f" t"l Rl. ..
i.t la ftMcat'iK f-T T l'sfwti u m
Ulnrr Vu !-. X O ata rra
M a Aitn a4 r!: i4n rt.roa.
SISTER MARY EDWARD DIES
riunrrr Worker. T Trara OIJ.
tlarled al 0,rt.
fUU' Warr tao-ar. coa of Ik
toa.r. cf tbo Ki.tar af Ika lta-r
i,iri. 4t4 Mxnltr li al too Coa
nnl ef lb Hair .Nama al t.f a. ao4
TMtir-r aaoralnc oaa bart.4 al lb
.lr Smo Cara.t.rT lh.ro. Iitr
Mary lUoarJ oaa ;i a.ara ol4 att bo4
la r.i .ri f r yaara.
kai-c ea from Kotr.l ! Or.oa
la Wfc.a r-a Join4 la o4a
& - ... rvi!'. fYii.-BiB. bb4 br r.ta
tiT liwa la latfl. tioaloa aa4 Cai-
aC.r Mary K4orl aa aaa af !
ait'.r no kn!'l lha amarpol
pi4svi la J iotl K. ur, la
n. V. Kotrrtoa Talra Undo.
Jf-V.-Tt-v.V CtTT Or. Nor. .? (--!-
r'l Uit r. Itt4ta a4 RT
VkMi.r r.a.rt.oa, too erornlnaul
Mi BMBla al t-.i ! anar
rt.4 lot al l -bfUt-ar I iurrb
.mull R. J A. Jiatt oSi-
aiatin. Aftar ta.if fcjo.jiucca lbJ
mliX lcala bara.
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Charity 2! Economy
Allowed on
Here Is the Most Astonishing Sales Proposition
Ever Offered in Portland
your old suit, $5'for. Your Old Clothing!
a ak ao aok o I
Raincoat,
Overcoat, or
your Dress
Suit or Coat
Which Clothing will be
given to the Muts or the
Associated Charities, to
be distributed by them
free to the poor of Port-
land.
o-:,. tla. v vvpmher 29th. we will accept on any purchase of Men's and Women's Apparel,
, ln e, r no or over your old Suit, Raincoat, Overcoat or your Dress, Suit or Coat, no matter
mler. alter UingfuUr repaired, wfll be given to the Muts or the Associated Charities, to be d.stnbuted by then,
free to the poor of Portland.
ti , nPi kno-vs the nfchquality of merchandise carried by the Eastern-knows, too, that no more beautiful styles
The pub he m gtnend ta purchasing the finest in apparel at a big reduction, you will have the satisfaction
ofmalt WebelievethisideawiHappeaUopeple
ri "s are d d" ly W and vvk this reduction anyone ho has not yet purchased his or her Winter outf ,t may now do so
w "out in the .east stretching the pocketbook-and be assured of receiving the very finest for the amount spent
We Will Be Pleased to Open a Charge
Account for You
Easy Payments for Those
Who Desire
405 Washington Street, at Tenth
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PORTLAND GIRL'S PLAY
WILL BE GIVEN HERE
i-BoK- bT !'! " M-r-. Win Ojii Tod.y for One Wck at th
ItrlUs Tncbtrr.
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J " T"s-7 -rjm r- o" Tttst Try
AS MOiiT BT.ry bo4y kaaara, war-
arat Mare, aotbor of "Baby
Mlaa." "Pally cf Iba Clreatf" a4
"Taia Pcja. ohlth aoar a arraa'b
tar at tia llal ic Tb.alar loolctit. I
aa Oracoalaa. V uila ba no I bora
la -ortlaa4. ah r. root . 4 eara iroro
H,;,, obara h ftrat aaw tka l:ht of
y aa4 a cbUa a(land4 Iba lorl
t.nj aablia aehoola. Oaa af bar la
timata plarntalaa bain tha pUywrtfbt
J a:. a iart Ooodiraa. an atlll an
atbar. Cbart.a Orttamarbar. wba U
erarticlea- la la Ihla city.
Afir flalkl lla pub'.lo arbeol
Ml, kltto, waa lhaa baoarn by
bar faantr aamo af blattan. w.Bt Eaal
to att.n4 M'aa fabln'a fir.UhlBt; achool
tr girla. Raiorala la bar motbar
bora aa.arai ,r later, aba raoaisaa
but a abort tlin. and want to
v u MtA-ail . arhaol of actlDff.
Il.r (lrat nfU'Ennl wa with
i-iiii.i : n.it. and la hla company
h f.ral mat tJr Salwyn. to whom
ha la ruarriad. Jiiaa Alayo plaaaad bar
mana(mant and bad do trouble aiiar
ward la curio ao amnla.
tn, i.k t. Aarldaat.
tVh.a "ArUona- flrat produced
la London botb Mr. aod Mra. Balwyn
. MAnnKar. nt tha romDiRT. Mra.
mrtA tha Isadinc rola of
Honlta for l wa.ka. As in tha caa
of Kdcar H.lwyn who had wrlttrn Tha
Country tiojr. .-aariy airncu. ..un
Binnr.'' and TT.a Arah." hr play
. . .. 1 . K . n .n acrid. nL Htl9
Pwaaeaa4 no racial tratnlnt and had
aavar conttmpiai.a orau-ana uii-
hlp. Ona day a membar of th com
pany In which he wa plbylnr r-markt-d
that If a dramatic version of
-ind.r Two FIK- er were wn
th. rola of Cla--"t uld Jtac"jr
tuit Mlaa Mayo. Tba Ittr lmmdl
at.ly acnt for a copy cf Iba novU nl
bocama o Interacted In It he wrote
a taa trnlon In one act.
Mr. Selwyn ( hla approval of the
Playlet and hia wife enlargrcd It Into a
Iiva-Bc. p..,.
"Twin tieaa, ona 01 . mv-.--.
,rc !! lo our time. wa rit
n lo three day. thi comedy Mii
Mayo had co-author Sail-bury rieia.
Of coura the comedy wa iu.eiru
b Kield booK wnirn ano rru
.n hour, and Immediately began to
cribble on the play.
HI companies aro prcn-u."is - -
Beda" elmultaneoualy In America wnn
. - .,iru. The proceed have
helped make tha author rich.
Cleaa Playa Advacalrd.
..1 . 1 .irnntf BllVOCata of
1I.S 7W -
clean playa. In n Interview recently
Ml Mayo ld: -v nra
auccea. of -Bnby Mine" with "Twin
Beda." botb of which the critic, wer
rood enouith to call clean and whole-
ome. a " a. v"
queatlona from all manner of P'OP--
Almot tna nr quMu
aiioH a hnaa succea with
then-, why don-t you try your hand at
aomeinmc a naue iui .
Trench"? Almoat everywhere I nave
found that people have the hry that
wholeomene in a i - "
cap. , .u.
People atnerea lo.e.""
theater lova to laug-h ta much they'll
1- . . 1 v. 1 n rr that fllvea them
IIUK 11 II JJ
half a chanca, but they laugh more,
and looser, and come back oflner;
and recommend moro heartily, if what
they hav lauahed at ha been clean.
PIONEER OF 1845 PASSES
Jmmr C. C. Hall, 78 crs umi.
Jjctc Family of Five.
a r 1Ta.ll at ta CTBCT DlOlaCr
al III S ' " . '
. . r I - a. IT v t aMli.. JN O-
vember JI at the age of 78 year, lie
waa born in t-iay . -
w a ml and came acroa tne
plain with hi parent. J.rne K. and
Mr, cyntoia Ann nan,
12 children.
.n .,riv.t at Oregon
IUI ' " - , .
City lata In lecember and oon aner
ward .ettled on a piece of land three
miles outh or Huiievuio. m
Hall mrrled Mry Elizabeth OarrUon.
a pioneer of 1. nd flva children
urvlve: P. P. Hall. Portland: B. .
Halt. I'ort Angele.. Wh.: Mi K.
Hall. Valde. Al.aKa; Mra.
rail. Kverett. Vb, and Mr Mary
Garrett. Donald. Or. Mr. Hall oiea
In 10. In 1908 Mr. Hall married Mr.
Julia Pavl. who urvlve him.
POSTAL BUILDING SOUGHT
landlord Willing- to ! Qaartcra
In Arlct I Wanted.
The Oovemroent I looking- forvl
landlord who will le a 'lb'
bulldlna- at Arleta for a potofflca
there. Tha lea.e on the preaent quar
ter, e.pire. May 1. and propoe
. . . .. .. nnatafflca autbor-
aia are urn " ' " .
Idea for a building. leor to furnish
heat, iichl. wster and equipment.
Tb leaa 1 de.lred for the coming
flva or ten year. All Interested may
obtain blank form, and 'r""'"
. . . i i..ituinp Welter. Xla
from roiwii'" " ' .. . - , ,
main po.tofflce building, and ha wlU
... rwx. an War 1 1
open oia " .
6nd Contract Awarded.
Tha Columbia Dlgrer Company to
receive the contract for furnl.hlng
. l. ... and aravel to the
cruinea tw, - Th.
city during th. fiscal year of 11. Th
company tendered the lowa.1 bid tor
tbe materials -- :
r.p.lrs and sWew.lk construction. Th.
oontrsct durlnlb year wi 1 amount
to accoramg w i
EUROPEAN DANGER TOLD
MISMOART HAS XAB.HOW ESCAPE
FROM Pl.MSHMEXT.
t, E. Coaradi Retwraa Kroaa tarrying
Beveath-Day Adveatlat Teachlaga
la 'Warrloa; Coaatrlea.
at -' f r. n l.ailpr of
i t. uonraui. wi jwiit"ji -
. . . ... .U T,n wr A Hv.n.
tne woric 01 me otwcn.i-j
tlst Church ln Eurooe. who arrived yea-
. . IJ A - n .iiHIrnCA
teraay morning, iuuiwwu
- . i nn .1 the Cen-
ot more uixn .w yw.ow-o -
trl Adventlst Church. East Eleventh
, . . i t . . 1 1. . I at 11 A iM..
ana r.asi -. -
In which he gave a thrilling account
of his experiences in Russia, Austria,
Hungary and Turkey, where he was
under the watch of the police and often
thrown- into prison. His experiences in
carrying tne inree-ium uict
Russia before the breaking out of the
war were full of difficulties and he
only -escaped being sent to Siberia
through the effort of the American
Minister. '
In Germany he said there were -0
conference.. Kldar Conradi toldofhs
: .. i Turltpv. whpre the stan-
dard of the Adventlsts had been planted
In Constantinople in spue ui.
ference of the police. In Africa, he
said, the message had been carried suc
cessfully and in Europe as a result
of all these effort nearly 40.000 had
become Sabbath keepers. In Austria
Hungary he said there were 3000 keep
ers. rt
II W. Cottrell. of the Western Ore
gon" conference, presided. A collection
was taken for missions. Elder Con
radi addressed a German meeting yes
terday afternoon at the church, Mallory
avenue and Skidmore street. Later in
the day he held services at the Port
land Sanitarium and last night spoke
in the Knights of Pythias Hall.
City Gets Jobs for 10 at Bar View.
Ten men were f urnished.yesterday by
the Municipal Free Employment Bureau
for work at Bar View, where consider
able damage was done by the recent
storm. The men went to the scene at
once to go to work.
Mr. Dieik, Better, Returns Home.
' Completely recovered -from a slight
indisposition Commissioner Dieck re
turned to his office yesterday after
several days at Hood River. He passed
the few days rest at his orchard near
Hood Rivr.
SAGE
Found Simple Remedy
that Relieved Child
Mild Laxative Compound Cor
rects Stubborn Case or
Constipation.
Ar. imr.nrt.nt dutv that devolves on
parent, is tha regulation of their chir
dren1. bowels. Health in later life de
pends in large measure on early train
ing and a child should be taught from
Infancy to regular habita.
When from any cause tne oowei in
comes congested with etomacn
miM laxative should be employed to
orien DD the passage gently and carry
off the congested mass. A most effec
tive remedy for this purpose is
hin.tlnn of simple laxative herbs
known as Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.
v... vc r nulla of Reed. OBla.. useu
I-.. r-.Moii'i Kvrurj Pepsin for her
baby boy. Harley Buren Bulls, and ays
"It did him more good tnan
we have given him. HI bowel are very
stubborn about acting, dui mey
aail-r every time I give him Dr. Cald
well Syrup Pepsin."
Dr. Caldwell' Syrup Fepsin contain-
at.. .1 ., anrl I al
. on aia At n rrrn i j u ui uk. aa v. .
iplendid remedy for children and older
people well. It n oeen on n..LiM1I
' o. vt
HARLEY Bi:RKS BUI.1.S
ket for more than twenty-five years
and is the family standby in thousands
of homes. Druggists everywhere sell it
for fifty cents a bottle. A trial bottle.
Af .hiriTfi can be obtained by
writing to Dr. W. B. Caldwell. 454
Washington St.. Montlcello. 111.
Didnt Expect to Live
I. . letter to tba PI I-boratorlea. Mra. O. O. Walker, of
Walker, Ur toanty, Oregoa. writeat
"I have been taking Fruitola and it has been a great
relief. I suffered so with gallstones my family and friends
didn't expect me to live."
Krai tola la a powerful Inte.tln.l lubricant and .often, the hard-M--rtMel
that co.e -o n.ch .offering, expelling the eo.tge.ted
CrSSSS. TlVVfy': To
"S
balld
ly reco
aovea bile irera ibo ier
s-n.l. aad Traxa are prepared la Plnoa laboratories at
M-T.ln!ri7r ..r-rVaVement. have b-n made to .apply them
at Tha Owl Drag ta, atore.
TEA TURf
GRAY HAIR DARK
If Mixed With Sulphur It Dark
ens So Evenly lhat it can
not Be Discovered.
r
,
That beautiful, even thade of dark.
glossy hair1 can only be had by brew
ing a mixture of Sage Tea and Sul-
pliur. l our nair is j uui .... --
makes or niara tne lace. v nen n
turns gray, streaked and looks dry.
wispy and scraggy, jusi an b.VVl--tiou
or two of Sage and Sulphur en
hances its appearance a hundredfold,
nnn't. hothor to DreDare the tonic;
you can get from any drugstore a 50
cent bottle of "Wyethe Sage and Sul
phur Compound." ready to use. This
can always be depended upon to brinff
back the natural color. tnicKness aim
lustre of your hair and remove dand
ruff, stop scalp itching and falling hair.
Everybody uses "Wyeth's" Sage and
Sulphur because it darkens so naturally
and evenly that nobody can tell it has
been applied. YoU simply dampen a
sponge or soft brush with it and draw
this through the hair, taking one small
strand at a time; by morning the gray
hair has disappeared, and after another
application it becomes beautifully dark:
and appears glossy, lustrous and abun
dant. Adv.
For Acid Stomachs
Use Magnesia
The almost universal use of mag
nesia by physicians and specialists in
the treatment of stomach troubles is
duo to thtf fact that it neutralizes the
excessive acid and thus stops food fer
mentation the direct cause of nearly
all stomach trouble. Of the many
forms of magnesia such as oxides, cit
rates, carbonates, sulphates, etc. the
one now supplied in either powdered
or tablet form and especially recom
mended for acid stomachs is bisurated
magnesia, a teaspoonful of which In
a little warm water immediately after
eating will instantly neutralize the ex
cessive acid, stop fermentation and
thus Insure painless normal digestion. -,
Be sure to get blsurated magnesia
rather than any other magnesia, as
this form is prepared especially for .
the treatment of acid stomachs. The
five grain tablets are the most con
venient for phvsicians and travelers
to carry and two tablets are equiva
lent to a teaspoonful of the powder.
Take two of the tablets (with or with
out water! or a teaspoonful of tne
.powder in a quarter of a glass of water -after
each meal. Stomach sufferers
and dvspeptics who follow this plan .
and avoid the use of pepsin, charcoal, .
soda mints, drugs and medicines are
astonished to find that the stomach, -relieved
of the irritating acid and gas,
soon regains its normal tone, and can . -do
its work alone without the doubt- .
ful aid of artificial digestants. Adv.
Phone Vour Want Ads lo
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