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'Fighting the Beef Trust"
PORTLAND. OREGON
Dr. B. E. Wright
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M.ar Cnma... $5.00
?2k Bndr, Tet4 $3.50
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Csod R.bhr risks $5.00
Utf Red Rtbu.
FUk, $7.50
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3424 Washington St.,
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Hero Is a receipt for keeping youns
and well: Find an occupation and lova
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of and act Justly toward thoBe by
whom you are surrounded. This recipe.
It tolloweo, will lunula a gumi uisoa
tlon, sound health, and never falls to
make a woman of forty-five look and
feel fifteen years younser.
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Bros., Buffalo, N. Y.
Saves Edga of Pro.
A wire contrivance, patented by an
Illinois m to lift a pie from an oven
Is designed to operate so that the edge
of the crrtt wl'l m- ha broken.
The House
That Jack Built
By GERALD PRIME
CUT RATE MUSIC HOUSE
STRING AND BAND
INSTRUMENTS
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tended to.
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127 Filth St., Portland, Or.
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Press.)
There was a sudden Jolt, followed
by a tilt and a dragging over an un
sven surface, a weird prolongation
Df the air-brake exhaust and then the
train came to a dead stop. Startled,
but not especially alarmed for she
knew practically nothing of the perils
of railway traveling Janet raised
the window and took an observation.
There was no station or even a
Biding or water tank in sight Janet
withdrew her decidedly attractive
head In time to see that most of her
fellow-passengers were leaving the
car, bent on Investigation into the
cause of stoppage. The young man
who had been sitting across the aisle
since the train left Erie Junction was
oot among them. He still sat mo
tionless. What he waB actually doing
wsb amusing himself over the evl
Jent mystification of his fair neigh
bor. Her curiosity was more insistent
than her disapproval of his conduct,
so she asked him, in a tone that waa
meant to be expressive of a profound
Indifference to his opinion on any
subject other than the business In
hand. "Do you happen to know what
Is the matter?"
"I'm sorry to say I don't." he re
turned very politely. "I'm waiting
patiently until some of those who
went to make the usual Inquiries re
turn to the car. It's quite possible
we may have come l contact with
some stray animal, you know."
"If I were a man" she began Im
patiently, but stopped before she had
finished the statement she had been
tempted to make.
"Permit me to congratulate yon on
your escape," he said, with a really
effective bow, but with no attempt to
Indicate the special good fortune so
which ho referred.
"I believe I'll go, anyway," she said,
conscious that he found her amusing.
"If you will permit me," he said.
rUlng quickly and taking her hat
from the rack, "I will go with you."
His manner was so respectful and
so entirely what it should be that she
could not run the risk of appearing
prudish by declining. Besides, there
really was no reason why he should
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person. AU iAHtnu tinn, including tinal
examinations, ia FR.KB. For leAobtta,
students preparing for college or univcr.i
ty. women's clubs, granges, eng'noers autl
borne makers. 2So preliminary examina
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W.L.Dougiaa $3.00,$3.60 and $4.00
ahoaa aro poaitlvoly tha heat made)
nnri moat popular shoos tor thm prlco
In Amerloa, and ara I ho moat econom
ical ahoam for you to buy-
Do yon realize that my shoes bare been the stan
dard for orer 90 years, that I make and sell more
S3.00, t3.A0 and t'4.00 shoes than any other manu
facturer In the United States, and that Dollar for
Dollar, I Onarnnten my Shoes to bold their
shape, look and fit better, and wear longer than
an v other f.3.00, (3 JK) or 4.00 shoes you can buy ?
Quality ocmnts, and quality has mode my shoes
what they are The I.eaders of the World.
Tou will be pleased when you buy my shoes
because of th. it and appearance, and when It
enmne time for vim to Durehaaa another Dalr. tou
wlU be more than pleased beeause the last ones
wore so well , and gar. you so muoh comfort.
OAUTIONI MoiiesnlMWItheatW I.Don glysnaine
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If your dealer cannot ssssly you with W. u Douglas
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not go with her on this tour of in
vestigation. It was broad daylight,
there were numerous other persons
In the company and she was abund
antly able to take care of herself, even
though she were traveling alone.
She nodded a good-natured acquies
cence and they left the car together.
As soon as they reached the ground
they were told by a returning In
vestigator that it waa a case of de
railment and that a brakeman had
been sent to the nearest telegraph
station to summon a wrecking outfit
from the city.
"I wonder how long It will be,"
was Janet's first lnspirtalon.
He smiled agreeably. "I dont quite
know how to explain it," he said,
"but I was wondering the same thing."
Then they both laughed a little, and
he continued: "Suppose we go and ask
the conductor."
The only thing about which the con
luctor was positive was that it
couldn't be less than three hours. He
was too competent a railroad official
to commit himself to any opinion
more definite. It was his ah of lrr
jeflnlteness that made Janet feel a
trifle uncomfortable.
"I shouldn't like to get Into the
city after dark," she said. "I have
never been there."
"It Isn't far from here," he new
acquaintance said, reassuringly, "if
you'were on the top of the hill yonder
rou would have an excellent view of
"Then I believe I will go up and get
it," she said. "I will if you will
promise not to go on and leave me,"
she added, addressing the conductor.
"No fear of that, miss," he said,
this time quite positively. "Some of
the other passengers are already up
there. When we're ready the engi
neer will give warning with the
whistle."
"And If you will permit me," said
her companion, "I will be your guide
and point out some of the interest
ing features as they come into view.
It is my home, and I'm familiar with
every part of it"
It was a courteous offer and Janet
was keen enough, despite her lack of
years and experience, to recognize its
honeBty. Her firm resolution to risk
no chance acquaintance lost all Its
purpose in the presence of such trans
parent sincerity.
"It's very kind of you." she said,
with a smile which Implied accept
ance of his offer to accompany her,
"but 1 should think it wouldn't be
much of a novelty to you."
"It Is under the present condi
tions," he laughed. "Besides, it Is
really worth while. The city Is at
its very best when viewed from the
hilltops."
They started off together. It was
not a tiresome ascent, for the path
was well defined and made circuitous
to avoid steep olitublng. It was shad
ed deeply almost the entire distance,
and when the summit was reached
Janet felt no fatigue whatever. Along
the way her companion had made
most of the conversation, preparing
hr. with a wnnlth of Interesting de
tail, for her first glimpse of the city
beyond.
It came suddenly a spacious pan
orama of low-lying fields and groves
and water, and, beyond, the glitter
ing outline of granite and marble
that loomed skyward.
"lent It glorious?" he asked, but
Janet, under the firm domination of
the spell, made no attempt to answer
him. Hat In hand, her cheeks flushed
with the exercise and the excitement
of the situation, her dark hair put
into charming confusion by the hill
top breeze, with eyes for nothing but
the strange, new picture before her,
she stood and took her fill of it
"It's beautiful," she said, finally,
"but do you know, I feel afraid of
It?" He fancied that she shivered.
"It won't hurt you; I'm perfectly
sure it won't," he said, soberly. "You
are sure to like It"
They seated themselves on the side
of a huge bowlder and he pointed out
to her all the more striking features
of the view. Then, almost before she
knew It, and Influenced by she hard
ly knew what, she found herself tell
ing him all about herself how she
was Janet Marlon, only child of a
country doctor, who was dead; how
she had mado her home with a dis
tant relative, attended the academy
In her home town and, finally, had
grown weary of the monotony of the
life, and had made up her mind to go
to the city and fit herself for the pro
fession of trained nurse. She even
admitted that she was free from all
anxiety in money matters; that her
father had provided for her generous
ly, and that she had evolved the
scheme of becoming a nurse to escape
from the humdrum of her life.
"I ought to be ashamed of myself,"
he said, when she had finished. Then
he took a card from his pocket and
handed it to her. It bore the legend:
"John Ware, Architect."
"Now I know why you are so fond
of the city," she laughed. "You have
built some of It"
"Hardly enough to account for my
preference," he admitted, frankly.
"Can we see anything any build
ing you have designed from here?"
she asked, ingeniously.
"No," he said with a sigh that
might have been pathetic had it not
been for the merry twinkle in his
ees. "I have never experienced the
fellolty of creating a skyscraper or
even a cathedral. My genius has been
wasted thus far over suburban houses
built to catch the eye of the pros
pective buyer who wants something
startling in architecture and usually
gets It What will you say when I
tell you that I have only built one
structure that I am proud of? It Is
my own little house, and nobody likes
it but its designer. It is so different
from the others that it goes by the
name of the 'Houso that Jack Dullt'
Tm Jack, you know."
The two sat on the hilltop talking
until the engineer sounded the re
turn to the train. The conductor's
estimate of the time necessary to get
In motion again was wide of the
mark; in rather less than two hours
they were at the Union station, and
Ware and Janet were saying good
night
"I should like to see the 'House
that Jack Built,'" she laughed as
they separated.
"Should you, really?" he asked, a
glad light in his eyes.
She nodded. And in time her wish
was gratified. More than that, she
became its mistress.
Sherman jpay & Co.
i
ESTABLISHED 40 YEARS
SIXTH, AT MORRISON ST., PORTLAND, OR.
,,, , .
we warn you to try mis riano lis ruuK
HOME FREE. We want you to try it at
our expense because
At the end of thirty days the Piano
ITSELF will convince you of the following
facts:
It's the best value on earth for the price
($275.)
It's MUSICALLY and MECHANICALLY
right!
We know there is so much real value in
this Wellington Piano we're selling for $275 on easy payments that
we,'re willing to let it be IT'S OWN SALESMAN.
It will tell it's own story to you -in your home if you'll send us the
coupon.
Please send me full particulars concerning this unusual Piano offer.
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Name Address.
DOCTORS ADVISED OPERATION
DECIDED TO TRY GREAT
KIDNEY REMEDY.
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lieving that my testimony may do some
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AbOUt BIX vpnrq nirn I wns rlnnrrpr-
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whom said I had kidney trouble. One
of the doctors analyzed my urine and
reported that I had gravel, and further
said that in order to regain my health
and life, an operation would be neces
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as I was afraid that I would not re
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reliable medicine for kidney trouble, so
I decided to try it, and I went to Mr.
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MRS. MARGARET E. ANDERSON,
Minneapolis, Minn.
State of Minnesota s
County of Hennepin (
Personally appeared before me this
23d day of Sept., 1909, Mrs. Margaret
E. Anderson.of the City of Minneapolis
of the State of Minnesota, who sub
scribed the above, and on oath says
that the same is true in substance and
in fact M. M. Kerridge,
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Commission expires March 26, 1914.
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In the various discussions of the
high cost of living. It is frequently
suggested that waste Is responsible
for gome of It. A Frenchman Is re
ported as saying that he could live la
any American village better than any
of the Inhabitants on what the u
habitants throw away.
Mothers will find Mrs. WlnsloWs Soothing
During the teething ierlod.
The Bird.
Knlcker What's the matter with
the airship?
Docker It wants to set
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Letter to
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Blnghemton, W. Y.
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Send to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bingham
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convince anyone. You will also receive
a booklet or valuable information, tell
ing all about the kidneys and bladder.
When writing, be sure and mention
this paper. For sale at all drug stores.
Price fifty-cents and one-dollar.
To Frustrate Burglars.
The largest type burglar-proof safo
Is built to withstand the gas "cutting
burners" used so effectively by many
crooks, and revolves, when It is
closed, by meanB of an electric motor.
Natural Phenomena.
"I wonder why Is the weather
vane?"
"For the same reason, I suppose,
that the dog wood or the tin roof
spouts."
Virtue.
Virtue by Itself is not strong
enough, or anything like it It must
have strength added to it and the de
termination to use that strength.
Theodore Roosevelt.
Coughs of
Children
Especially night coughs. Na
ture needs a little help to quiet
the irritation, control the in
flammation, check the progress
of the disease. Our advice is
give the children Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral. Ask your
doctor if this is his advice also.
He knows best. Do as he says.
Merely a Question of Comfort.
"Now, doctor," complained a bibu
lous patient, "my great trouble is ele
phants pink ones. Not that I object
to elephants, you understand. I like
them but they do crowd one so."
Success Matrnzlne.
Old-Time Espousal Ring.
A particularly beautiful form of es
pousal ring was known as tlie "ginv
mel" or linked ring, which was made
in parts, which, when brought to
gether, assumed the appearance of
the ring shown with clasped hands.
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Tents, Awnings, Sails
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27 N. First St. Portland. Or.
TRY MURINE EYE REMEDY
For K J, Weak, Weary, Watery Eyes and 1
GR, NULATED EYELIDS I
Murine 1 esn'tSmart Soothes Eye Pain
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Murine Eye Salve, in Aseptic Tubes, 25c, $1.00
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We uris you to
ooneult your
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f you think constipation Is of trifling
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This wondeful man has
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itropertlee of Roots,
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benefit of his services.
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