THE SUNDAY OREGON!..?. TORTLAND, JANUARY 2, 191G.
13
STATE BONDS URGED
A. L M.:is Advocates Irriga
tion Issue cf S13.0OO.CXXJ.
PORTLAND PLAN IS MODEL
Ma- ll AM Urr Or.
I fwaailaara ( rr
leal 4 IrM Xillawl Rank
1Winiui lVnfaacat.
rve-a i um ta fc.r aie
l Br .t ke If rraf
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ta a'ele. la 11 t'afca f A. I. 'ie. I chore, reader aoraiai.
f re.farfenl ef F.r liaa.
Mr. M 11 aiada thie :!". era
lti.'. Ik k ldr. kfr I"
t. '.:., a I'naittM l I'
laf m throat. lhl I would) mak a
wt r. i . - if i .r. run . tm
I I fa. I tsiiiMfl lhal aitiet euraly cry
eat d tkat acaea .til k.ar nsa.
-fte I kav ea maa aad wei
kr boea I aeaa in baow trr a.lL
1 rn ear mrmi top wa af fern,
ab.a tboaa big oak. a danri lotl ther
a.ra tbra.a e?a wia a a laar
aarvk4 a karpuir p a lh al'ar. I
rl ! acaia ak.a nr protedlr
bro.rt tbeir baba for lurilim.
I hav I toU'4 ah. lkr bro-jgM
tk.ir a-eJ. aaa . la Br telling I
keve trtea Is carry la Ikarn a pro role
aad a kpa.
"t. I r.rnihr ao J I rm.m bar
farther kr. aitkonxk It aaama
!' a dr.am. 4 nr Maarf la aol
.bet II -d la ka I m aa aaar and
bna-hi aa-4 ika iui bad aot rat aaiaa
lata an. I r.maatb.r tie re .era Iraaa
ail aNaol. in.tead af hard. Hlpoary
paeaaaaate. Tka chlldrea ae4 lacoat
aa4 cetber ta. early Itprtng Poatri
lial grew al a ran a 4.
tTmrnt leer Kaaallaa.
"I rai.abbar Ika long year Ihfausk
ablck tbaa aam ehild-a grew up.
Tber ar all lu baa. Tbey aara lh
father ti4 ax. t b r a( Ifcaaa a bo Ma
a aa kr. I aut tal mm o Ibara
kar.. I aaa I kaitara Ikar oul4
t:arTiblas aaa4 aa air-
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DELEGATE RACE Oil
C. H. Carey Announces Repub
lican Convention Candidacy.
DECLARATION FIRST FILED
111 Broadway
Near
Washington SL
HUDSON BAY FUR CO.
Ill Broadway
Near Washington St.
ANNUAL
AH. a.il. I a callia ala. I'm ooln
' I aa aaa aar fa4 b.ra Marba Ihar II
laka fna daaa mm. If Ika so, I
.aplrant Ilralc-al'Larsaf Thoagh
o Cofanalllrtl, Ttil oka That
II la rartjr Ifaa Good
t haee to Win.
Ta Cbarl.a If. Carr. for raanr yaara
aa altaraar la rartlano. falls Ika honor
of kalna lb flrat randtakl at lb llf
alariisaa lo fila kis daciarstloa
konnclnff ki randldarr.
Mr. Carry. Fio baa allandad man?
R.BSbllcaa .VallooaJ ronrantloaa la lb
paai. want lo m i dalagat from Or-
la lb Kapubllcan ronvantioa at
Begins Monday,
930 A. 1L
Begins Monday,
9:30 A. M.
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PROMtXENT REPfBLtCANS WHO ARE CANDIDATES TO BE
DELEGATES TO THE RETCBUCAN NATIO.NAL CON VENTIO.V.
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1 aarWa M. Carar.
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CLEARANCE SALE
A HALF-PRICE SALE
ENTIRE STOCK OF
Fur Coats, Scarfs, Muffs, Sets, One-Half Off
NO EXCEPTIONS NOTHING RESERVED This Sale Is, Without Exception, the Greatest Selling Event of the Year.
T5f7- A TQfa" It Is Absolutely Dependable The Assortment Is Wide
DCVrUOC jt Contains the Best Selections Obtainable The Values Are Unquestioned
- EVERY FUR GARMENT INCLUDED WITHOUT EXCEPTION OR RESERVE!
No Change of Prices Nothing Re-Marked!
Make Your Own Selection and Figure YourOwn Discount at ONE-HALF PRICE!
Special Prices on Remodeling and Repairing of FURS During This Sale!
Why This Sale ?
Never before have we been compelled to use half-price methods to dis
pose of our Furs, but the mild weather prevailing before the holidays
has left us with a large stock which must be sold, hence this sale
and your opportunity.
a
Important Notice!
Tha following- rule ara absolutely neceasary. Any exception to same
will not b granted. No approvals. No exchanges. No telephone
calls. Nothing laid aside without a deposit.
HUDSON BAY FUR CO., Ill Broadway, Near Washington
aaa!4 Ilk la ba aaar aot Ic Ik coua- Chlraco nail Jnna. II arnt bla dacla
I'S
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o, Ubi traii, akwaoka Oa
oitomti rtT cnr.tr.
laaka. rr aaa n,i.a tra4 rrarta
OaaHa. to baa IMmm Mar.
! If l llart la Maa.
Oracaa t ap. ftfrB rpr aad
T9c driaa frufla ar d.atiaad lo
ftaa tlaa aa af Ittatr araat.al mar
kat-a. Ika l'atiaa4 k'4a!a.!
man i I da.alop Ika fall and waka
arary affe't la ocura lrl iMJuh
r.no; Ldfl aul Ika IT1I, la h
rptaaa af Thonuj n.aa.11 r.ajui
l,.rl I. Cktaa. .Ua kaa4uar(ar at
Mr. mmin af ).t.rjr for rlait
'raa.l '! ka a:t aait lir b
"'Ulaaa l"tal Impwti f trabar taal
ar aara ( ;t !. ..- ba aa4 b laa
la la raa.it, Liiiiina la ka a fac.
I r la taa faraa UaM aarkac tor
ta Maaaa ar i aiaaralnc la Mir
rft.trbrta froaa tfta parla .ka Ibar
u.aa t r; ina in. aul of !c T
aji.ana ar a Iai4b.f aaa.
"Tn. fa"r i'm.i riri.bl balf of
ta Um liart.d lata "in ta.l
yaar ?tva.ftaf la l"ia fr..l d..trtku.
n aant.r af tba I'tm.M lartr., aad
ka.f af Ibia laaMf a.al Ibrojak Ibat
aitr Ta ra(4l Ifaparl. ara aaarlr
ao'ib'a abal ft, mmrw riaa t.ara aaa
na .iro.t. ar ip aa4 papar.
ahi.f orka;.r aara akipt! Iron.
ar.ar an. rtaa.fanw aia 4ira(ai.bfac
frar. rb ruarr .a. a Arv.ri.-aa
b a aii.ia atll lit. aa.a a.tbar
aa ifti. ir.!-. iro-,n m.r:a r. i4 A
p.M.iVaa ta .bara laia.'r la IMa kaal
ar.a if a p?m4 iunn lioaa caa ba
lrr. arar soma lull cburch with tba
r ftra.ina all about, .bar U rao
pla aoukd aaib.r auadara. I ballar
Id aal mr aolca back l ha a. Hut l.t
Ibat. rtna; ma jaal oac mora bafor
lbr da it. I.l Ib.m rise aa aoar no.:
"l aaa a form baaaja ff out. It la old
bad baa'. Lai ma no lb M ar
lata tba alaraal paaL I aaa rblM a E
aroacklax. Lai ma rlna for lb aaar
par. Lai m rise rloc rln
Raallaattaa Ctarr.
Th rvraiu t aal up aad rubbad hi
raa. Aaar ap ako a Jotou aol
aaa a.alUac. far kbo tha akrtaa
f alr.a and th aoiar )abla of th
aak.ful rlt,. lb lap-lonad ball Milt
at It Tinraal paaa of prala. rlalns.
faUInc rUin. la'.ltac. clar and ri
altanl la lb cola, froatr air of lb
a a bora dar. Tb aid ball bail It
wlak. a
A frlaadfr kand taacba tb Tr
I l oa tba aboaldar. "Haaa aalaap.
out in.nT W.r tumi a aatfh aiabl
party.' Tb thrall, t look ad a a. A arrai
roacoara of youaa and old bad Jolnad
fcaada ta a cirri and war lb(ln( that
14 hymn. -Ulaal Pa Ika Tla Tnat
Hiada' Tka Irat:ct' lip mar.d la
ad vy. k.apiac tlna a its th mule
"Tb old bail aood. doaaa't II
Cra a a dollar. Co and aal rouraalf a
kd 1 a N.tr laar' a braaklaat.
SALEM MAN INJURED HERE
Kola rl I al Imperial Ilotrl Ulth
Irarard Arm.
ko. Nala. aromlsaal btala ma Q
af aalaap al tba 1 3i par Lai llolaL la uf.
faring from a fraclra of lb lafl l
baa. rciT.d la a fall on th atipparr
par.mant. If I katnf t raa ' ad for lb
lajr, at hi raeia al lb botal
Mr. t aaa loimti.r kixm la
bap-koTtoa' aad la kao.a all o'.r lb
ll amatta ' Wllar. a racaatl, la
aaai.a laBaiiy la tb lofaabarr.
tadaatrr.
ration lardar lo th Vacrtarr of
Mat at falam. Ei-l'nitad htatca 8an-
stor C v. Kuiton alao la a candidal,
and b will tnak hi formal daclara-
lion aoon.
I'adar th aaar law adopted br th
ll Laclalalur, ci.odldata for dele-
at ar raqulrad to Indlcat wbathar
th.ir aaplr la ba dljcata-at-lara or
dtatrlrt dal.sata. Mr. Carar I running
for dr l.ata-at-lar(a. aa alao will air.
roiton.
Taa Dlaal A I law ad Orrgaa.
Tka apportionment fllad br th Re-
pabllcaa National Commltta at It r
cant m(lns at Waahlngloa. D. C
laa Orn ! dlrata la th con
vanllon. ff tb. four will ba del-
cta-at-lari. to ba voted for by Re
publican voter throughout tb tale.
Two ar lo ba elected In each Con
graealonal dlatrlct.
II la at ill rather early for announce
menta of ,randtdac-lB. a tb primary
ier-tion. at wblt-b dal.aatr ar
lartad. fall In tb rnlddl of Mar. But
Mr. Carar deelraa lo SlYe plrnty of
not Ira of hi candidacy and to lntert
Republican voter In tb aalactlon of
randldal. for lraldnt and Vi
rraaldaal who will b vtrons and
popular. Mr. Fulton ba Juat written
to lb ffetfmort of Lb Itapubllcan
Club of Urraon. ayln thai b would
enter th raca Th club bad baked
bim to be a candidal.
Or. Iliparlrd la Ma Bla; Farter
Ial.(ata to th convention a
"Tba mrk.t for d-l.d frait la aolr
ta k.a-.nmn; f ta dava isptaaat. la
mr ep-nta. ki in tr pa.t lie ,.ara
titer ha.a la-ra.at tram t '. la
..'..J'I Tbi. mar aama Id. a af
tba p.'. n :e af tb .otlsat a
inal liaa."
(brarr W. .lonl. ff, I narird.
lan.ral aarvic or tTtr W.
klrord. aged ,eara. aan af Mr. and
Mr. . A Alrord. Z rorty-alitb are
na faatb.a.t. ware held r riday al
a clacfc frara Ibe aadarlbklra parlor of
V H K.iaortby at l a rt.r. awaid
Tailor ctfi. tat.d. The banal waa af
Mount Jt-ott l ark Caraalerr Cbeat'r
4i.ord dia.i kdnti4r nbt al bla
koine. Mr. A Ward I a furniture dealer
at Kara I'ar'a.
pledged to aupport th people choir
for thoa office, and' Mr. Carey x-
p reared tb opinion yeaterday that Ore
con will b a mora Important factor
la th balloting at th convention If
tba delegation oee lo Chicago with an
able and popular Presidential candidal
a tb choir of Oregon voter.
It I understood that Mr. Carar la
not committed lo av particular randt
data for th Preeidentlal nomination.
II ipreelr pledge himeelf la hi
declaration lo aupport lb popular
cboic.
11 ear, however, that th proapect
f eircting a R.puMt. an PreiMrnt Inj
lI I eivellrnl. provide a good ticket
I put up. and d.lara II ta be of vital
Irrpartanc that tha flepubllcan of
Oregon get together and pick a winner.
FUND STILL GB0VI5
Charities Now Has $4298.85
for Winter Relief Work.
CALLS ALSO CONTINUE
Nearly 109 Caeca a Day llanmea
Out of Gift Made In Course of
Campaign and Temporary Or
ganizations Abandon Field.
While tha Chrltmaa relief fund cam
paign of th Asaoclkled Charltlea wa
rormallv cjoaad on Chrlatma day. con
tribution bava continued to com In
throughout th paat weak, and the total
fund ia now I43X.SS.
t I bllvd that individual can-
vaaaea and th continued contribution
that ar coming In. win eventually
make up th full um that will bo re
quired to handle th work throughout
th remainder or th w inter.
Out of th Chriatmaa renei una i"
Chnrlttea h already handled nearly
ia nm a dav alnc the clos of the
campaign, and th demand hav bean
Increasing la Lh pat few dara owing
to tha aeverlty of the weather.
It waa th foreaight. ou to experi-
anra of naat vear. that led tn cnn-
tlea to rata th fund, and th condi
tion that hav arlaan alnc th holi
day hav Jtiatlfted tn precaution, i ne
temporary organiaation ion w
rii.uitnu cheer to th poor have prac
tical! auanand'd their work, and th
burden cf th Winter now fall upon
th atabllahed organlaallon.
Tha following comriouuona compico
th return on th actual i nriaimaa
campaign, although contribution ar
atlTl received ana ara iiii counn ...
daily:
Preriou.lT raprtd
mna iialoamltb
. II. Harorer
Claa r lii.l
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Haar lro Company
A. M. Ibervbiil
a.!
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"mourners' bench" and listened to the
music for th last time. Even the bar
tender apoke In a softer key.
John Crocker' bar at Sixth and
Couch street waa almost deserted. The
bartender waa rolling; a cigarette and
a few loafer lounged at the pooltable.
The "barkeep" in Emil Carlson' place
at Sixth and Davis streets waa eating
a sandwich. Two men sat at a table
drinking beer and conversing in low
tones. v
A more cheerful atmosphere pervaded
the Arcade bar at Sixth and Couch
streets. There waa a good crowd. A
piano and a violin were twanging; mer
rily. "I Love You. I Do." the mum
clans played, and the crowd clinked
glaxses In honor of old John Barley
corn.
Outside It waa snowing. A crowd of
children, negroes and Chinese, ran by
blowing horns. Two women ran from
the side door of a lodglnc-house. They
pelted each other with' tha enow and
laughed shrilly. And old Jonn .Barley
corn died.
. that Th Orrgonian Annual is
wrapd In a pink wrapper. Tb prlc
of Tb Oreguniaa Annual. Including the
n.a and all epecial aectiona, la t
rente. Th poataae I a centa addi
tional, tl may be bought wrapped,
stamped and ready tn mall for It
rent. Pay no more.
YOt NG TEOPLE HO Wil l. HAVE ROLES IN CHAPATONIAN
DRAMATIC CLUB TLAY.
Derelict Dreama of Church
Delia Awakening.
raaaiahM at Im aeabre!
TWa kerlasl af keae tea Mrtag
r..
T Wtt-IJAM U RstViLM,
biabl. rait;m eMea of .lad
eajgM paaaer.-by aa they kurTted-
I turaeel Ika rMr ..ta ef eaow
aat la Ik'ir facia i:eryvn aaeraad
Intaal a hi eaa aT.:r.. aim making
a Ma a, tin mu ia aa.k tha buata
ef tn id year. (Hb.ra. aut carelea
atssv krriing ta Joia a f'.tit party
at rlib r rafa. Tb eld year .a
dtag. T jiob. k.r tar tblaly
V.ilaJ la aombar bla. k. I.kad ea la
a.l.aca Ike leafleae l.rr-,. of b a Ira
Iraaa war a IMa ahra wl ef U-a tkal
rrkla4 la tr kittr aM a mil.
Ta tre;t-i Hd la .i.r . ih
pre!., tier n a ta ta .a I al I e old
'. lie .aa r(l and fcunsry; kui.
above all. k. aaa l.a.lr 11. bad
Fa"! tka c vbir-rn earlier la the
evening aad a: Bniw'li'f be kad
-turd wk.a aism t'll Pomahow II
hmH toa.iy a a.!ectrs. ir bim
eel. a aa. a b crept bara at f
tb lad and rain an wnrMl wamttb
auffaaad bla ko.1.. a.""oucb bla coal
MIJH (olr.dU ll-a bead draopad
far.ard aad ta aaeemad ta Iumr.
ar la Near.
ai4-t!y. frcai a araat height, be
kr4 a v.. a vo. kahuna, broaaa.
aa ir for a long tlroe an-iaad ta eper.i.
"Will Ibay rac a laaisbl" ad tr.a
ic. "a i.l la.y ring mm loaigfclf Ok.
If I.? ea.r will aaca mree!
a aa hriatraaa eaa. I rted ea bard
ta ll Ika atnd aaar mm Juat enough
aa l.lat lift could bear aaa and let
tall tAara bow mack I weatael ta ba
rag. II la barH. r up b.re, ta t.
Ira. t mimKl Mr b-ari are ruated
aal tka wia4a aad I ka crapi Bp
-- Rahearaala for th ptay to ba riven
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PAPER COMPANY DINES
Employes Have Banquet and Hear
Musical Programme.
The annual banquet of the em
Dloyes of the Pacific Paper Company
waa held Wednesday night, December
29. In the tearoom of the Multnomah
HotrL W. D. McWatera. manager, pre.
sided. Tha Sequoia Male Quartet and
Mrs. Bowman furnished an excellent
musical programme.
Those In attendance were W. T. MS
Waters. Edward J. Brown, T. Chapin
Wadsworth. c. L. Peebler, Andrew J.
Lam pert, C. H. Freer. J. F. Fulton.
Harry Caplan, Miss Bessie Wilson. Al
bert A. Eddy. Charles O. Burner, alius
Tena N. Anderson. Robert H. Wilson.
Miss Anna Sherman, E. A. Koeser,
Charles W. Irvine, Kussel Treacy, Miss
Marie A. Monks. E. O. Birgfield. Miss
Berg Dot Hovde, Charles N. Grlawold.
Alfred T. Geary. O. C. Say lea. Earl Mc
Elwain. Fred Oblander. A. A. Allen.
Miss Ruth Borland, Charles U Monson.
Miss Mlna Sutherland. William J.
White, Clark J. Van Blarlcom. Miss
Clara Struer. Gale A. Shetland. Roy
Potter. Ludwlg Wolf. Uwrenct B.
Edwards. Charles T. Huff. Edward V.
Kuan. Arch C. Sinclair. Fred R. Her
mann. France M. Ogden, F. H. Ander
son, John F. Stolz and M. R. Matthew.
CITIZENS WILL DIG
Peninsula Residents to Open
Up Columbia Slough.
200-FOOT TRENCH PLANNED
Scheme Is Intended as Practical
demonstration to Show Feas
ibility of Sewerage and
Ship Channel.
DRINK'S DIRGE IS PLAYED
I.ILOOv ORCHESTRAS AD TIKKLR
Or4.L.l!iM M IRK
by lh Chapatoaiaa Dramatic Club. In
the Catholic ball an Portland boulevard,
continued vea through th holiday.
aad everything will ba In readinta for TIe Tower Vbat Ue on th open
ing night, January SI. Friday.
A recant addition to th ra.t I Fr ed ponnerberg. who ha had experience
la amateur dramatica la I'ortlaad. H .1.1 portray tb character of a hypo
crite. Tn player will repeat tb produe tlnn In vral other rburrbe about
tha rity for charitable parpo.es. Boohing ar already being mad.
Th completed cmet I aa foilowa:
Burtoa nark. Dt.trt. t Attorney. L.eo Hlekla: Mra. K'eane. an adventure.
Viae .S.ae leader: Hg.lv a political boa. H. J. Clary: G. M. Davlai a hypo
crite. Frad Iwaaarbera: Paratby pat u. bla nieceMra. Pearl Clark: Jraale
Mivt 1. bar rbum. T. M. btopper: Jlea ml C ark. brother of Burton, Earl
ilitama: Mammte. raiortd maid. Afar LJux. and William, a servant.
WiiLasa Clara, director, . ,
ertk Cad Reaana Ar Freaaealed Tp
laa Mlaatl by t boar a af
Job Barleyrara, Deeaaaed.
la
To th ctraln of music, with the
tinkle of glejieee in hi ears. John Bar
leycorn passed away over the Califor
nia line at an early hour yesterday
morning. lit rhoaen disciples were
with him until the last.
Tha chosen disciples of John Barley
corn, by tha way. ar not th men and
women who In evening dree sat sip
ping nine' In the fashionable grills.
Barleycorn's favored ones are the North
End "bums." the lotus-eater, th men
and women who have traded their
birthright for John'a mesa of pottage.
Tb disciple were at Barleycorn's
laat rite In force. A crowd that was
almost cosmopolitan in character at
tended tha service in Erickson' chapel
at Second and Burnstd streets. The
mourners bench waa crowded. White-
vested rvltor administered to and
comforted th mournora.
A Hindu, heavily bearded, wearing a
turban and carrying a cane, strolled
through the crowd and regarded the
celebrations of the West with contempt.
A frock-cotd bea ker who mluhl have
atepped from th page of a wild-west
novel ureed the "mourners" to stock
up with Montana turquoise stones.
Frits Y Kuaacli service acroea tn
street wer a well attended. In the
t'nlon bar, at Sixth and Burnstd
streets, two curly-haired musician ra-
galed the drinker with "When lou
Wore a Tulip." The I'olon has been a
sort of club for a crowd of old "down-and-oulcrs."
and It was with melsn-
chulr pleasure that Lbey lined up at Lb
Prune Packing Plant to Grow.
ROSEBCRO. Or.. Jan. 1. (Special.)
That the local prune packing plant of
W. F. Drager & Co, of Salem, will un
dergo extensive improvements durinic
the year wa. announced here today by
Mr. Draper. Work will probably begin
eaily in the Spring.
Between 100 and 200 men will shoul
der picks and shovels and proceed to
tha intake at the bead of Columbia
slough and open the trench to let in
the current from Columbia Kiver at a
soecitic time yet to be decided on.
This, is the plan of the general com
mittee that is working up a plan for
dredging Columbia slough for sewerage
and a ehiD channel, and it was aeciaea
at the meeting held Wednesday night
that a practical demonstration was
necessary to show that a current can
be turned into the slough, by cutting a
new trench for a distance of about 200
feet.
A meeting of interested pro-perty
owners will be held with the committee
next Wednesday night at the home of
J. M. Leach. 1140 Mallory avenue, to
complete arrangements for this dem
onstration. A day will be appointed
that will be convenient for the men to
do this work, and the party will then
$ro to the head of the slough under the
charge of George b. fchepnero.
It is planned to circulate petitions on
the peninsula and In the Columbia
slough district asking the assistance of
the City Council, the port ol roruana
and the Federal Government in areas
ing out the slough as a start In in
development programme.
The Council appropriated ,2000 with
which to deepen th intake two years
ago, but the money was an eipenoeo
In making maps, purchasing gum boots,
in streetcar fare, board for men. but not
a cent was used in attempting the
opening of the intake.
Couple Are Married at lone.
IONS. Or.. Jan. 1. (Special.) Rob
ert W. Sperry married Bertha Mellnda
PonnlniHnii la.. --..I, A ...ant tn
Portland on the honeymoon trip. The
bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Luvisa
Sperry. of lone, and the bride is the'
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Pen--nington,
of lone. They will make their "
nome in ionp upon tneir return.
DANDRUFF
HAIR FULL OUT
25-Cent Bottle of "Danderlne"
Keeps Hair Thick, Strong, ,
Beautiful.
Girls! Trv This! Doubles Beautv
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MORROW COUNTY WELL INDICATES ABUNDANCE OF WATER IN
DESERT.
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Out in the saaaorush of Morrow
County an artesian well with a con
tinuous flow has been drilled on the
property of 1L B. Rice. buch an
abundant water aupply underground is
indicated that much. Interest has been
aroused in the new welL The water is
slightly warmer than usual, and shows
small presence of sulphur that does
not detract from its value as a means
of irrigation.
So interested have individuals and
concerns become, according to William
Deveny. .who has recently returned
from there, that to demonstrate fully
th abundance of water In that section,
the O.-W. a a X. Railway Company
has decided to perform experiments on
nearby tracts of land to see if similar
results can be obtained, and a number
of artesian wells may be drilled to
irrigate the lends In Morrow County
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Within ten minutes a'ter an applica
tion of Danderine you cannot . a
single trace of dandruff or falling hair
i.nd your scalp will not itch, but what
will please you most will be after a
few weeks' use, when you see new hair,
fine and downy at first yes but
really new hair growing all over your
scalp.
a. little Danderine immediately aou-
bles the beauty of your hair. Nj dif- -ference
how dull, faded, brittle and
scraggy, just moisten a cloth with Dan
derine and carefully draw it through
your hair, taking one small strand at
time. The effect is amazing your
hair will be light, fluffy and wavy, and
have an appearance of abundance; an
incomparable luster, softness and lux-
rlonce.
Get a 25-cent bottle of Knowlton s
Danderine from any drug store or toilet
sunter. and prove that your hair Is as
pretty and soft as any that it has been
eglected or injured oy careless treat
ment that's all you surely can have
beautiful hair and lots of it If you will
i art try a little Danderine.- -Adv.
OUCH! BACKACHE!
RUB LUMBAGO OR
MOUNT TABOR TO BENEFIT
Park Drives to Be Macadamized at
Once, With Materials Hauling.
Mount Tabor Park drives two miles
(n length, are to be macadamized at
once. Plans for the work nave oeen
completed and the ti'illng of materials
was started yesterday for the building
of th necessary side drains.
At present the graceful drives which
circle about the park are -graded, but
have nothing but a dirt surface, and
therefore are impassabl In stormy
weather. The macadam Improvement
will take in every foot of drive in the
ark. It is proposed also to line the
Irlves with concrete lighting posts sim
ilar to those u.ed in other parka.
PAIN FROM BACK
Rub Stiffness Away With Small
Trial Bottle of OM
"St. Jacob's Oil."
Ah! Pain Is gone!
Quickly? Yes. Almost Instant re
lief from soreness, stiffness, lameness
and pain follows a gentle rubbing with
"St, Jacobs Oil.
Rub this soothing, penetrating oil
right on your painful back, and like
magic relief comes. "St, Jacobs OH"
Is a harmless backache, lumbago and
sciatica cure which never disappoints
and doesn't burn the skin.
Straighton up! Quit complaining!
Stop those torturous "stitches." In a
moment you will forget that you ever
had a weak back, b. cause it won't
hurt or be stiff or lame. Don't suffer!
Get a small trial bottle of old. honest
St, Jacobs Oil from your druggist
now and get this lasting relief. Adv.