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BUYER PROTECTED
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TIME AND
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THE SUNDAY OREGONIAX, PORTLAND, OCTOBER CI. 1918.
Seller Must Repay Purchase
Price if False Represen
tations Are Made.
RULE OF LAW IS STATED
Even if Seller Is Ignorant of Mis
representations by Agent, Sale
31 ust Be Rescinded, and Money
Repaid, Courts Have Held.
Portland (
BY W. B. SHIVELT,
Chairman Legal- Committee of
Realty Board.
aiay tne buyer of property compel
me seller to rescind a sale thereof and
to repay the purchase money on ac
count or misrepresentations of fact
made prior to the closing of tho sale
by the seller's broker or agent, not
withstanding that said misrepresenta
tions -were made by the agent without
ine Knowledge of his principal, the
ei ler i
the general rule relative to this
question may be stated thus: The seller
may be compelled by the buyer through
.the courts to rescind the sale and repay
the purchase money where the seller's
agent, even without the knowledge or
consent of his principal, in order to
bring about the sale, misrepresents the
facts, if the representations are made
within the scope of the agent's author
ity and if the buyer believes the rep
resentations to be true, is ignorant of
meir iaisity, and thereby suffers dam
age; the owner cannot take' advantage
of or profit by the contract made for
him by the broker without becoming
responsible for the representations
:wmcn induced it. (La. R. A. 1317, F. 963.)
in me case or Wilson vs. McCarthy,
66 Or. 498, 134 Pac. 1189, the facts were
that a Mrs. Rogers owned 80 acres of
land in "Washington practically barren
or timber, steep, lying in places at an
angle of 60 degrees, rocky, rough and
with only two acres cleared. There
was a one-room cabin on the land. One
McCarthy was Mrs. Rogers' broker to
sell the land and in order to effect
sale McCarthy represented to the buyer
Liim. me jaiia in question was covered
witli good merchantable timber, that
eight to 10 acres of the property were
cleared, that the land was practically
level, iiat all of it was susceptible of
cultivation and that there was a cozy
tnree or iour-room house on the prera
ises.
Buyer Brings Spit.
The buyer did not go to see the land
r-ut relied on the agent's representa
tions. The sale was closed, after
which the buyer discovered the true
character of the property she had pur
uiiaseu. one men orougnt suit to re
scind the sale. The seller contended
that she personally had made no ren
resentations of any kind to the buyer
and that therefore the sale should be
upheld. The Supreme Court of Oregon
cam:
"If the contract was made' by Mc
Carthy, who, in order to induce plain
tin fo make the exchange, made repre
sentations which were known to htm
to be false and upon which plaintiff re
lied to her injury, the defendant, Nellie
M. Rogers, by availing herself of the
benefits of the transaction, is bound by
the representations, whether McCarthy
was her appointed agent or not.
The doctrine is well established and
rests upon sound principles of law that
a person who seeks to avail himself of
a contract made by another for him
whether by appointment or by a self
constituted agent, is bound by the rep
resentations made and the methods
employed by the agent to effect a con
tract. Defendant Nellie M. Rogers
cannot ratify a part of the transaction
negotiated by McCarthy and repudiate
the same in part.
In the case of Owen vs. Jones, 68 Or.
311. 136 Fac. 33::. numerous representa
tions were made by an agent of the
Heller to the buyer, including state
ments to the effect that the rent of
certain apartment-house offered for
sale was $108 per month (in truth the
monthly rental was J130) and that the
building could be heated at a cost not
to exceed $10 per month (in truth the
cost was $65 per month).
Principal Bound by Agent.
The agent, said the court, "in a gen
eral way painted the transaction with
a roseato hue to Mrs. Owen, who was
fredulous. did not appear to understand
ligures and believed his statements, but
soon after entering into possession of
the property found to the contrary."
In deciding the case the Supreme Court
said: "Mrs. Jones (the seller) seeks to
evade the responsibility of the misrep
resentations made by her broker. He
being shown to be her agent in the
transaction, she cannot escape the con
sequences of his acts, whether she au
thorized the same or not. By availing
herself of the benefits of tho transac
tion she is bound by the representa
tions made and the methods employed
by her agent to enect the contract.
In the ease of Copeland vs. Tweedle
61 Or. 303, 122 Pac 302, the seller's
broker, unknown to the seller and
without authority, represented to the
buyer that certain timber land cruised
4.000,000 feet of merchantable timber.
.After the sale based on this representa
tion it was discovered that the land
cruised less than half the quantity rep
resented.
In deciding the case the Supreme
Court uses the following reasoning: "It
is beyond dispute that this representa
tion was made while Corcoran (the
broker) was empowered by the defend
ant, Kllen Tweedle (the seller) to pro
cure a purchaser for the land in ques
tion. It was within the scopo of his
authority to describe the land to an
intending purchaser and to state what
it contained in the way of improve
ments or timber or the like. Without
making such representation It would
be impracticable to procure a pur
chaser. It affects the defendant, Ellen
the same as if she was there personal
ly present and made it herself.
Corcoran was familiar with the land.
had been over it and knew the condi
tions there, and his knowledge on that
subject is imputed to his principal. El
len Tweedle. The plaintiff and her
husband both testify that they relied
I Just aT I I
The Cash Store With No Bad Bills and Light Overhead Expenses
Again to the Front With a Record Breaking Sale of
Women's, Misses', Children's Ready-to-Wear Apparel
If yon want the itncit style, nine and service. Investigate these pheaoaaeaal offers. Despite ths Increase In e-verythlaa;
that enters into manufacture of Wnitrt Apparel, oar trnuadou baying newer enables as te sapply oar customers needa
with stylish nppnrel of unquestioned onallty and workmanship at MONEY-SATING PRICES.
Values Extraordinary in Juniors' and Women's High - Grade Fall Coats
PLAIN AND FCR-TR1.HMGD STYLES ARE BEING SHOWN AT
$12.50, $19.0, $22.50, $27.SO
A British stamp on one corner of the wrapper, on
the front "The Portland, U. S. A.,"- and it was de
livered safely.
Another incident that shows that the name and fame
of the Portland have traveled across the continent
and over the water.
Sunday Dinner, $1.25 Also Service a la Carte
Special Music
The Portland
Trader the Management ef
Richard W. Child
' .
I WHEREVER women meet,
the mention of Red Feather
Complexion Powder is the sig
nal for smiles of approvaland
nods of endorsement.
This, the perfect complexion
powder, produces a natural,
genuine effect because of its
peculiar transparent and ad
hering qualities.
Red Feather
Complexion
Powder
May be had in white, flVsh
or brunette. In hinged
cover boxes. Price's 0c
The Remiller Co.
230 W. 17th St. ffmim York
Sold in all Owl Drug Stores and
by other good druggists and
department stores
NSN " "T""
upon him. and we think they had a
rigrht to do so, because they had not
equal opportunities of knowing the
truth. . . . Under these circum
stances, therefore, the defendant, Ellen,
must abide the result of her agent's
misrepresentations. Although per
fectly innocent of fraud herself, yet,
having: placed her broker in a position
to defraud by putting her land in his
hands for sale, the loss resulting' from
his deception must fall upon her as be
tween herself an another equally Inno
cent. Law Protects Buyer.
In a further case involvipg. the same
principles of law (Firebaugh vs. Bent
ley, 65 Or. 170, 130 Pac. 1129) the court
held that the buyer had a right to reply
upon the representations of the seller's
agents as to the true location of the
land, for such statements were within
the ordinary scope of the authority of
real estate brokers. In this case the
brokers were honestly mistaken as to
the true location of the acreage sold,
so that there was no element of fraud
in the case: nevertheless the court
compelled a rescispion of the contract
and the repayment of the purchase
money on the theory of mutual mistake.
That the foregoing is good law can
not be denied. If it were not so, the
owner of property might employ the
most unscrupulous agents and profit
through their gross misrepresentations.
by claiming that the representations
were made without his knowledge or
consent. This the law will not permit.
By accepting the result of the agent's
efforts the owner in effect makes the
agent's representations his own and
becomes responsible thereior. provioai
the buyer relies upon the representa
tions, is ignorant of their falsity and. so
relying, suffers damage. The duty is
therefore placed upon sellers of prop
erty to employ brokers concerning
whose integrity and sales methods
there can be no question.
Campaign
Veloar. Broadcloth, Salts, Plashes, Zlbellnea, Cordoroj In fashionable Fall colors Rasalaa green, tobacco brown, pinna,
tanpe navy blue and black: are featured In Motor. Street. XTtlllty aad Dress Coats. Many handsome new models dMlgars
with large cape, convertible and muffler collars, empire effects aad belted ntyles ta choose from. Women who aatlctpate re
plenishing; their wardrobe will surely find something here to their advantage, for these bcantlfnl Coati are rarely- offered
at such a low figure.
Other Exclusive Coats $32.00 to $60.00 Each
THESE ITEMS ON SALE MONDAY AND TUESDAY ONLY AT THESE PRICES
A Noteworthy Sale of
ft afT. .
mm
Waists
In a Wonderful Disposal,
Each $3.95
Monday and Tuesday will be RED LR'l'I'KH
DAYS at Shanahan's Waist Department. Main
Kloor. These Dainty Waists are made of sn
excellent quality Georgette. We show them
In flesh, pink, white, maize snd taupe, roll
collars, neat cuffs. SiJCAHK or V-neck. Front
finished with tucks and hemstitching, others
with sprays of embroidery. Don't fall to
take advantage of this exceptional offering.
EITI1AORDISAKT BAJIGAJV OFFEIUJfCS OF"
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAk
FOR MOJTDAT A.JID TUESDAY ONLY.
Boys Union Suits, Special 85t to S1.00 Each
Boys Fleeced Lined Union Bults, gray color, high neck, long- sleeves,
ankle length, sizes 2 years to lit years. Kxtra heavy weight for 85C
to 81. OO. .
Girls' Union Suits, Special 85d to S1.25 Each
Girls' Fine Ribbed Fleeced Cotton Union Suits, high neck, long sleeves,
ankle length, drop seats or open fat, taped neck, sizes 2 to 16 years.
Priced, according to size, 85c to S1.25.
Women's Vests or Tights, Special SI. 00 Each
Ladies' Extra Fine Ribbed Combed Tarn Vests or Tights, Dutch neck,
elbow-sleeve vests, ankle-length tights, with draw-string tops; sizes 34
to 38, especially priced at Sl.OO.
Children's "Wunder" Hose, Special 35d Pair
Children's "Wunder" Hose, medium weight, ribbed cotton, black, double
heels and toes, very elastic; an excellent -school hose; sizes 6 to 10.
Priced at 35c.
Children's Fine Hose, Special, 3 Pairs 85d
Children's Extra Fine Ribbed Black Cotton Hose, slightly imperfect,
double heels and toes; sizes 6 to K'.i; especially good at 3 pairs 85c.
A REMARKABLE SALE OF
Children's Winter Coats, Special S4.95 Each
This unusual value Is made of medium weight cordurova and fancv mix
tures. Without a doubt these values are beyond compare. Sizes 2 to C
years.
Astonishing; Value in Women's Serge Dresses, Each S9.08
These Dresses are remarkable for quality and workmanship, fine fitting
nicely tailored. Colors blue, black, etc Collars and cuffs in white alik
poplin, sixes 1 to 44. Indies who are seeking something stvlish and
serviceable will surely find something to their liking among these ex
cellent garments.
Sensational Sale of Women's Silk Poplin Dresses, Each S10
Borne nifty models with pleated skirts. Surplice Waists, collars and cuffs
of white satin, belts ot material with large buckles; others with plain
skirt, fancy tab trimmings. Colors green, taupe, light blue, navy, brown,
black, BCRGl'XDV. These are beautiful dresses for afternoon, street or
evening wear.
Hotels, Rooming - Houses, Housekeepers,
Attention!
Get a Full Supply of These High-Grade
Bedspreads !
This Is the time for every careful, well-informed housekeeper to buy
ahead, particularly of these good spreads. We show them in a good
range of styles, patterns snd quality. A heavy Honeycomb or Marseilles,
some hemmed all round, others fringed and cut corners. Sizes to SLIT
every bed. PRICKS TO stir KVKRV riHSF.
23 dea. Ioalilr-lird Mae Honeycomb Bedspreads, special JB-1.9S
10 do a. Ioable-Hed Mae Honeycomb Bedspreads, special JfI.lO
1.1 dos. Ikouble-Hed Mae lloaeycomb- Bedapreada, spedaJ 9S
13 dea. Double-Red Mae Scalloped aad t ut Coram Bedapreada. . S3. Hi
11 dos. Double-Bed Mae Scalloped aad Cat Corners Bedapreada. . !$-.. 75
a dos. Double-Bed Slae Scalloped aad Cut Coraera Bedspreads. . St. 23
A Sale of Nottingham and Marquisette Curtains
at prices that are beyond competition. It will pay you to get a good
supply at these prices for Monday and Tuesday only.
3 arda loag White Netting ham I -a re Curtalaa, special, pair . . . . l.TS
n yards loss; White Kottlnarhanm Laca Curtalaa. special, pair. . . - Kli..
3 Tarda long W hite NilUickia Lc Curtalaa. apedal. pair. . . .
St1- yards lone; White Nottingham lre Curtalna, special. palr..el.50
ZVa yards long White Xottlnaham Ure Curtalaa. special, pair.. 2.10
2"-i yardu long W hite ottlaghaa I. arc Cartalaa. special, pair. . 13. 2."
2Va yards long Krru Nottingham I -ace Curtalaa. special, pair. lO
3 yarda long Kcru Nottingham I.a re Curtnlna. apedal. pair cli.l!
3 yarda long Kcru Nfltliaibam Luce Curtnlna. apeclul. pa Ir l.rl
2Va ynrda long Kcru Nottingham Lare Curtnlna. special, pair. . . . . .
3 yarda long Paael Nottingham I .a re Curtalna, special, rark. . . .S1.75
Marquisette Curtains, special, pair 81.25. SI. OS. S2.S3. $2.75
$2.50 Mercerized Round Scallop Table Cloths, Spl SI. OS
Every woman will certainly profit by attending this sale. These
Tablecloths are without a doubt a genuine bargain. Shown in several
beautiful designs. Don't overlook these charming covers.
Interstate Realty Association'
After New Members.
1000 MEMBERS DESIRED
0. 11. Skolbelm, Formerly of Eugene,
to Manage Oregon l'art of IrrlTe)
in Xorthurestern States and
Also British Columbia.
A REMARKABLE
SALE OF
CORSETS
'SPECIAL $1 EACH
These Corsets are
made up of excellent
quality ooutil, medi
um or low bull
styles. Also tapeless
form supporters
neatly trimmed at top
with embroide ry.
Some have graduated
stays.
Store .
Open
9 A.M. to
6 P.M.
Saturday
From
9 A.M. to
8 P.M.
NEW LOCATION, Dekum Bldgr., Third and Washington Sts.
THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY THE BIG CASH STORE"
ENTRANCES 266 WASHINGTON ST. AND 125 THIRD ST.
WOMEN'S
BRASSIERES
EXTRA SPECIAL
35c
EACH
Mad of (rood ma
terial, front or back
closin (t styles.
Trimmed with em
broidery or lace.
McCall Patterns
We Are Noted for a Busy House, Call and See us Why!
Telephone Main 8360
SHOW DATES All!
Directory of Prominent
Life Insurance Agencies
Members of Life Underwriters'
Association of Oreon.
Wm. Goldman. General Manaa;.r
NATIONAL LIFE OF VERMONT.
Oregonlan Eldg.
H. G. Colton, Manager.
MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL T.IFS.
Chamber of Commerce Bide.
S. I Harmon. General Agent
PENN MUTUAL. LIFE,
yorthwgatern Bank Bids.
Real Estate Brisk.
"WOODLAND. Wash., Oct. 5. CSpe-
clal. ) Some activity has been shown in
real estate circles in this section re
cently. T. W. Whitlow, of the Lewis
River Land Company, reports the sale
of a 40-acre tract for $1600, partially
improved, an 80-acre tract unimproved.
20-acre unimproved tract and a piece
of business property in. Woodland,
which has been purchased by C Antral,
formerly of Vancouver. He will install
a meat market. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Eodon, of Yale, have recently partly
sold and traded their fine stock and
rain ranch at that point for a 47-acre
improved tract near Woodland and
other considerations, the total property
and cash transferred being in the
neighborhood of J30.000.
Apartment-House for Salem.
SALEM, Or.. Oct. 5. (Special.) C W.
Kiemeyer. of Salem, is exhibiting plans
for a $250,000 apartment-house which
it is proposed to construct through lo
cal capital on Court street, near the
State House. Kederal orders have
placed the possibility of construction
out of the running just at present, but
he says the plan will go ahead as soon
as war conditions permit.
Almond Crop Good One.
GOODN'OK HILI.S, "Wash., Oct. 5.
(Special.) Many Portland people and
others are in the hills gathering their
almonds, of which there is quite a
crop this year. Among the orchard
owners are L. I. Hewes, J. C. George, D.
M. Smith. Jesse Hobson, Mr. McNary,
Mr. Myres and L. C. Stone, all of Port
land, except Mr. George, who resides at
Walla Walla.
Horace Mecklem. Manager
KEW ENGLAND MUTUAL Lira
Northwestern Bank Bldg.
H. R- Albees General Agent.
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INS, CO,
fionhwetteru isa.nk Bids.
Locust eggs treated with sulphuric
acid and lime are used as fertilizer in
Mediterranean countries where the In
sects are numerous.
Fhone your want ads to The Orego
nian. Main 7070. A, 6095. .
The Interstate Realty Association of
tho Pacific Northwest, British Colum
bia and Alberta has started a member
ship campaign, the goal of which is
1000 new members by January 1.
K. E. Taylor, of Portland, former
president of the association, is chair
man of the membership committee,
which has in hand plans for the cam
paign. The purpose of the campaign
is to strengthen the association and
make of it a great body of thoroughly
reliable, patriotic and efficient real
estate men.
Paul C. Murphy, president of the
Portland Realty Board, and Paul A.
Cowgill, secretary, declare that the
Portland territory will bring in at least
100 new membership applications. The
canspaign will be in personal charge of
O. H. Skotheim, former Kugene real
estate man, who has removed to Port
land with offices in the Henry building.
"The purpose of the campaign," said
Paul C Murphy, president of the Port
land Realty Board, "is to wipe out the
unscrupulous realty operator snd make
illegitimate methods Impossible by
organizing a great Tody of high-stand
am, patriotic ana emclent men. - By a
concerted movement, covering the
Northwestern states and the two Can
adian provinces of Alberta and British
Columbia, the Interstate Realty Asso
ciation is offering Its services to main
tain the highest standards of real
estate operations, to prevent Invest
ments in any but legitimate projects.
and to seeic legislation to protect the
public .
"The Interstate Realty Association
consists of individual members, while
the National Association, with which
It closely co-operates, is made tip of
local realty boards. It is the aim of
the Interstate Association not alone to
unite efficiently all responsible oper
stors of the Northwest, but to become
the largest individual organization of
realty men in the world. The present
membership drive with 1000 new mem
bers added to the present membership
will enable the organization, from the
small membership fee of $5, to main
tain adequate neadquarters, necessary
mailing facilities and the issuing of
monthly bulletins. Bankers and ab
stractors In the coast states are ap
preciating tne value or their close co
ordination with the realty profession.
"Membership in the association stands
for protection and responsible dealin
Tho public realizes the inestimable
value of such an ethical force in the
maintenance of high business standards,
and it Is recognized that the place of
the individual dealer is within, and not
outside, the organization.
2 8 -Aero Ranch Brings $10,000.'
ABERDEEN. Wash.. Oct. S (Spe
cial.) T. T. Jones, of Sequim. has pur
chased the A. G. Harris ranch of 28
acres, south of Montesano. for $10,000
cash. This Is the largest realty deal
in the county, xor many months.
COHIX'G LIVESTOCK EXHIBIT
BB KOTEMBER IS TO 21.
The State Board of Equalization, which
ncludes members of the State Tax
Commission, will meet here October 21
to equalize properties coming under the
tax commission. These include utilities
hicb operate in more than one
county.
North Pacific International Display
Premises 4a Be Up ts Other
Year Standards.
SALEM. Or, Oct. 5. (Special.) A. H.
Lra. who will be general manager of
the North Pacific International Live
stock Ehow at Portland this year, today
announced tentative dates for the show.
November 18 to 21, inclusive, subject
to ratification at a meeting to be held
in -H. L. Corbett's office in Portland
Monday.
Among the matters to be decided at
this meeting will be the question of
holding the show at the stockyards or
in some downtown location. The pre
mium lists and clsssifications also will
be arranged and general plans for the
exposition worked out. -
Mr. Lea says the showing of stock at
the State Fair Indicates that war con
ditions will not interfere with the Port
land show, which he expects will be up
to the standard of past years.
Board of Equalization to Meet.
SALKM. Or.. Oct. K. Special.)
mgworm
Scalp Sores
If m want speedy help try T. D. D.
rreacriptioa. So easy to apply, net
Hisii or sia i It washes lata the
seelp sad the relief is instaatf Try It
today. It is gnaraatoed. Sic, ae and
Sloo.
SKI DM ore nitro CO
owi, imiu co.
A Tonic and
Health Builder
TaVe CALCERBS to lid yourlf of tbat
weakening. praistent couira, which la
threatening you with throat or Ion it troubla.
Even In acute caaa affect Ina; throat and
lungs, CALCERE have given much relief
In many caaes helping to restore health.
They arive ntrenrth to combat lllneaa. Con
tain calf turn . lime salt), ao compounded aa
to b eaeily abaorbtd.
Cavlcerbs. AO rents Box. At all dmrglata
or from maautactarer, poe-ipaia,
ECK MAX LABORATORY, Phil a4e.pt!.
Choir "Roy Among Wounded.
Word has been received that Arthur
Hutchinson, who was choir boy in the
Church of the Good Shepherd, was
wounded In the leg: at the battle, of
Mmirhv on Aujrunt He hum lout the
EASY TO DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
You Can Bring Back Color and
Luster With Sage Tea
and Sulphur.
use of the
In England.
limb and is convalescing
Lucy Cotton, the ingenue of "Turn
to the Risrht." has junt closed a season
of 23 month), in whlrh time she did not
When you darken your hair with
Safte Tea and Sulphur, no one can tell.
because it's done so naturally, so even
ly. Preparing this mixture, though, st
home is mussy and troublesome. At
little cost you can buy at any drug
store the ready-to-use preparation, im
proved by the addition of other Ingre
dients, called "Wyeth's Ss and Sul
phur Compound." You Just dampen a
sponge or soft brush with, it snd draw
this through your hair, taking one
small strand at a time. By morning
all gray hair disappears, and. after an
other application or two. your hair
becomes beautifully darkened, glossy
and luxuriant.
Gray, faded hair, though no dis
grace, is a sign of old age, and as we
all desire a youthful and attractive
appearance, get busy st once with
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound
and look years younger. This ready
to-use preparation is a dellRhtful tol
let requisite and no
is not intended for
tion or prevention. Pt disease. Adv
THIS IS THE
AGE OF YOUTH
Strands of Gray Hair May Be
Removed.
Strands of gray hair are unattract
ive and very unnecessary and acceler
ate the appearance 6f approaching age.
AN hy not remove all traces of gray In
the hair snd possess an even shade of
beautiful dark hair in bounteous quan
tities by the use of "La Creole" Hair
Dressing? Used by thousands of people
every day everywhere with perfect
satisfaction. No one need be annoyed
with gray hair hair streaked with
gray, diseased scalp pr dandruff when
offered such a preparation as "La Cre
ole" Hair Dressing. Apply it freely
to scalp and hair, rubbing it in well,
and after a few applications you will
be delightfully surprised with the results.
USE
"I.A CREOLE" HAIR DUE5JIVO
for gray or faded hair and retain the
appearance of youth. Used by gentle
men in every walk of life to restore an
even dark color to their gray hair,
beard or mustache.
For sale by The Owl Drug Company's
drug stores and all good drug stores
everywhere. Mail orders from out-of-town
customers filled promptly upon
receipt of regular price. J1.20. "La Cre
ole" Hair Dressing is cold on a money
back guarantee. Adv. t
miss a single performance. Miss Cot
ton feels not only that she has earned
a vacation, but that she needs one. Cer
tain Dim magnates do not agree with
her. and thereby hangs an Interesting
story to come.
WHEN YOU WAKE
UP DRINK GLASS
OF HOT WATER
Wash ths poison and toxins from
tern before putting mora
food Into stomach.
is a deliKhtful tol- j intestinal atln
lot a medicine. It L itis. One dosi
the cure, mlttga-I refunded, owl
Dt disease. Adv 1 even where.
He Wont Drop Dead Any
More
"My husband suffered terribly from
etomarh and liver trouble, which caused
such bloating of gas as to seriously
affect his heart. Doctors wsrned him
that he might drop dead at any time
from this trouble. A friend in Clevelsnd
advised him to take Miyfi Wonderful
Remedy, and since taking it, 4 months
ago, he is feeling like a young man
again. All his friends are surprised at
his appearance." It is a simple, harm
less preparation that removes the ca
tarrhal mucus from the Intestinal tract
and allays the Inflammation which
causes practically all stomach, liver snd
Intestinal ailments, including sppenoi-
ose will convince or money
Drug ro. and druggists
everj wnere. f aia .a.aj ,
Wsfh yourself on the Inside before
breakfast like you do on the outside.
This is vastly mors Important, because
the skin pores do not absorb Impuri
ties Into the blood, csuslng illness,
while the bowel pores do.
For every ounce of food and drink
taken Into the stomach, nearly an
ounce of waste material must be
carried out of the body. If this waste
material is not eliminated day by day
it quickly ferments and generates
poisons, gases and toxins which are
absorbed or sucked Into the blood
stream, through tho lymph ducts which
should suck only nourishment to sus
tain the body.
A splendid health measure Is to
drink, before breakfast each day. a
glass of real hot water with a tea
spoonful of limestone phosphate In it,
which is a harmless way to wash
these poisons, gases and toxins from
the stomach. liver. kidneys and
bowels; thus cleansing, sweetening
and freshening the entire alimentary
canal befora putting more iooa into
the stomach.
A quarter pound of llmestons phos
phate costs but very little at Use drug
store, but is sufficient to make anyone
an enthusiast on Inside bathing. Adv.
CATARRH
is now easily overcome by using an
antiseptic oil spray which absorbs and
dislodges the bard, weblike mucus
mebrane of throat and nose. Quick
relief Is always obtained by using the
McKenxi Catarrh spray. Tha prlco
complete with special atomiser Is only
$1.00. We pay ths postage on this and
all other drug orders.
Laue-DavisDrug Co.
Truss Experts
PORTLAND. OREGOJJ