The Oregon daily journal., January 30, 1906, Page 7, Image 7

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CANADIAN MONEY
TAKEN AT PAR
This wcc!i will itncc3 the greatest mcney-caving sale ever held in this store, h Every article nvery department given
an extra slash in-crice We bzz to direct your attentiori tcrall
43c worth Gl- 3-at Hot Water Bottie, kuaranteed ! and worth a dollhr any where, for ,42c; Hair Brushes at 1 (5c, 40c, 51V 73c, $1.35
"cbuld crowd inta this-cntire-pageV
Drug Sped
als
Extra
; Epsom Salta Special,' pkg. .... ... .. . . . . . . .... .. ..2
Rochelle Slts Special, pkg....... ................. 5 . ;
."" Bicarbonate Soda Special, pkg... 2 ,
- Flaxseed Special, pkg..' .. ................ ... 2
Boric Acid Special, pkjf. . ,A . . . ....... .... .'. ..5 ;
Essence Peppermint Special .....................7 .
V Camphorated Oil Special . . .'. i .......... . .0
Dickinson's Witch Hazel Special'. . . 11
Rose Water Special
v Glycerine SpecUl . . . . . . . . . . .'. ...4
Rose Water and Glycerine Special................ 4 '
-..Tincture of Arnica Special, ...... ...ov.":
r ConodionSpecial ' ;: . ... . . . . ... . . . . . . . i .V. . . -4
100 Compound Cathartic PiUs 7. , ................. 12
. 100 Gelatin-Coated Blaud's Pills..... 11 .
100 2-p. Quinine Pills. . . . . .19
Bottle Z-gr. Lithia Tablets Special. . ..... . ."; .0
80c bottle Bay Rum..
Professional Cold Cream.. ... i.....i.,...19
'Best Sea SalVl lb S J
. Cream Tartar Special, pk 2 o. ............... . .3f
. .Powdered Alum Special, pkg. ........... .........2
; Sulphur Special, pkg.' ; ...... i. . . . . , . . .2 ,
Wood Alcohol Special ....... ....... j
' Benzine Special . .' ......... ....... ........ .3
Stationery
; Opportunities v
Eaton Hurlbuft Normandy; linen, regular
35c Special ....'...... ..........rlO
and Ends of fine Linen Papeteries regu
50c to SlSpecial. . . . . . .38
Odds
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Picture Sale
Vr--- - LANDSCAPES,
. FIGURES COLORS,
:' PRINTS, 'WATER SCENES. ' ;
-WOOD PRINTS, CARBONS, ETC.
i 1 AT THESE PRICES:
lar
Clover Brand Poker Clups, regular ouc &pe- NQW
Special, dozen . . i .. . ; , V. i ....X3 ; nvn. .
Famous Boston & Parker Fountain Pens to
dose OUt -fi '.. ..: ,;-'V . '.
Commercial Note Paper, ' ruled, regular 20c '
... t pound Now ... ... . .. .. . . .. . 7
VALUES UP TO $1.25
25c
Specai 25 Percent Off
Valentines
Mottoes, Matted Pictures
- and Passepartouts:
. worth up to 63c'. ; ;,
Wow 8 Cents
THOUSANDS TO SELECT FROM '
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.Rubber Goods
Of course you are going to send some Val- "
entines this year. OUR STOCK IS EN- -TIRELY
NEW and shows some of the odd- '
est Jancies varieties positively unequaled. 1,000 paris Seamless Rubber Gloves, first qual-
JBveryooay says so. t 1 v1' ity, fully guaranteed; wortn 70c 1C-
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ARRIVED!
Three Carloads of Toilet Paper
1,600 Cases 160,000 Rolls
- r This shipment was due here - December- iO to- be
ready for the January sale, but was delayed, so the price
is cut a little deeper. We buy in quantity and get the .
rock bottom price. - ' ' v. "'v . ' . . v----
. Telephone your order, we deliver anywhere in the"'
city without extra charge. V ' ; -.
1.".. Name. ' Per Dozen. Per Case of 100.
( -400" RoU :.. . :. . . .I.. . 72 ..J,.. V-.fSJST
S6.75
$6.25
. 8-4.0C t
$4.00
f8.40
; $5.75
$6.53
$3.00
Case of 50.,
$7.00
V $8.50
Mt.'Hood Roll..... 84e -
-Woodlark- Roll ........... 73
"Our Fair" Roll. ... ..... .. 62 -:
Sanitas Roll 54 V
Aseptic Package , .....$1.12
DelU Package ....71
Klondike Package ........', 84
Oneida ...... ...... ........ 30
, ' Per Dozen. '
Perfection RoU ...... $1.80
Tishu Roll ................. $20 .
-Special:
Brushes
Liquor Department Specials
VVThe careful attention of experienced men 1$ given to the
""buying and bottling of our Wines "and Liquors, and we invite
jyour-inspection of .the department. - - - -
Prices lc to $1.50 . m?X'I3s!SSpS.,'!.;.$2.16 .
v ."y v Seamless Black Rubber Fountain Syringe, 2- " aoouj onunei-tu i
Quart White Rubber Hot Waier Bottle3 J-3 Pef Cetlt DlSCOUllt ThiS-VJeelt-
Leathervare
SUIT CASESANY IN THE
SPECIAL 40 PER CENT
regular $1 Special ............. ....42
HOIS""EXTffA Special -i . j . i . .......... v.". i ;rr;.$1.12
P nicroffVT - :-: Glass Nasal Douche, regular 25c Special 6
I UldLUUn I..:. .Hygienic Nipples, black, maroon or white,
Special Sayings
VVWOson WWskey, quart-Special,.. ' 9-row Gray Bristle Hair Brush, regular 35c-Special....l6
: if i. J rl.,K tnvlil 1 ". rrV r: fltl.fT, Ladiea' Hand Ban. worth UD to SI SdI.ZwSC - - P uozen .v- - - ri nj..l. C1M n.V nn,.h 'milf
Fiber's Rye, quart-Special........ ....,.,.,..08 Pur.es, . regular5cpecial - ' Special ....... ... . . . . . . .... . . .V ..... . . . .40
iZjr: ' pVV gw ftu,ftSOKM ' 89eV: All our immense stock nf TatW Ware, in- --------r - , , 13wSHort Bristle SogdTBTckrHalrHshregularjroa-n
cmcJten toc Kye, quars specrai ...............,..ow dudinc Suit Cases. Traveline Bars. BiU e ui HI
Walker's Canadian Club Special. .r.. $1.05 r " Books. Cir Cases, Letter Books, Wallets, . , - finlH htch
i DeWars Special Scotch Special. ; . .$1.08 Roll ups, Flasks and Music Rolls. , : ,
.. fine uia xouroon opwwi. ...... ......................
Fine Old Bourbon,' Canadian Special, i . . t, ... ... . ... . . . .71
White Port Special . . . . ... W73
HO Per Cent Off
300 Fine Single and Fantails, from Japan
' Each 25
.Aquaria, 50, 85, $1.00 and up. '
- Gold Fish Food. . .10
Special ...51
11-row Barber, Unbleached Bristle, regular $1.25 Sol. .73
13-row Solid Ebony Back Hair JUrusn, regular ipe-
ciai ,
California Port, quart-Special.V. . .'. ...V.. ... . . .25
California Sherry, quart Special. v., 125
California Sauterne, Burgundy, Reisling Extra Select Cal- v ;
ifornia, quart Choice , . ... . . . . . i , . ; ........ . .36 "
Our Special Port and Sherry, for this week, gallon. ; , ... .$1,007:
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Private Exchange A
Money' Back Caaranfec
WITH EVERY PENNY'S WORTH OF I4ER
. . CHANDISB .
50,000 Imp. Tooth Brushes
Extra Fine Quality, big value at 25c Special. . . ... s r.". ,13
Cloth Brush, 35c kind Now. ............... , .. . .... . .18
Cloth Brush. 50c kind Now......... ............. .,..27 - '
Complexidn Brush, extra fine, for wet or dry massage, reguV :
lar 40c Special .........................23
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DEALM FEMININE
AS TO THE FAMILY WASH.
How ncMry It U to tiav M
In- th mind dlstinot ptctur. It you
Ilka of how., a ptc t worlf Is to b
don and how U-wlU look atur It Iw
: Tha rrr poopU who no4 thl tdoml
noat, am navee to hava It at ML ..
Tha onaa who ' ara dapandant po
othera for odd Joba ot work appear to
go at thlnira In euch a haphasard
faahlon. For ! exampla. tha avarac
"waah lady" who. naada Work and to
, whonKyou c1y It. aorry you . haron't mora
to alva. bacauaa aha naada It ao much,
la of tan cruelly dlaappolntlng.
Tha wrong arttolea ara aeat noma
or 'tha right artloloa, looking worse,
aAmTflrr-t, .whn thay .wera aent
away, until your aympathy vnlaaa It la
of. a vary unueual rarlaty la apt to
turn aour. ' ' ' ' ' '' ' .
i' ' Waihlng la"Bb"ora'druagarywaa
painting a plctura unlaaa It la dona In a
drudging, half-haartad way.
What la mora attractlrathan a llea
looking "waah" on tha Una, and la tharo
a woman who tiaan't gona out In tha
yard whan tha clothe wara parUy dry
to antft'that pacullar awaatnaaa and
hi.ii th. imurt to tha air
or parbapa which tna air Impart to
thamT .. . . .' ' f
Whcra ona baa a anug laundry and
mar. OAausxa v. m. uamttm, u. b.
Of Wavarly. Xanaa, writaas "Of a
morning, whan flrat arising, I oftan And
a troublasoma - collection of phlegm,
which produce a cough and la very
hard to dislodge; but a atrial! quantity
of Ballard'a Horehound Syrup will at
onoe dlalodaa It. and tha trouble la orer.
I know of no medial ne that la equal to
It, and It la ao pleasant to take. I can
moat eor'1ly reannmnd It to all per
r-- r -r i "r i er
r
atrarag health, doing an ordinary wash
ing la fine exercise and , - tha reaulta
amply reward the effort expended. -
I know a bright young couple who
built for themaelvea on a lot given then
aa a wedding present by tha young
wire' father the coxiest and most per
fectly equipped little brick . house one
would find In a day's Journey, and
though the dining and drawing rooms
are charmingly attractive, these young
people are quite as proud of their cellar
aa of tha aeathaUo part of their small
domain. . ' ; ' " -' -V '
Thla, flrat of all, waa light, than
thoroughly .cemented aa to. floor and
tides. The young man, who Is a bright
and rising lawyer, bad bis owa partlou.
lar corner for tools and work bench
where he can find pleasant relaxation
from. .the loll of-of floe and court-room.
Then toe young wife -has her own cosy
corner with ahalves for canned fruit,
nirkloa anrl firaaervea. and aha 1
.mightily" proud of thla and the work of
her handa It contains, ana, Ming a vaa
sar grad.. this goes to show that col-
lego girls ara not wholly Insensible to
tha delights of domestio lire.
In tha very best part of this Ideal
oallar Is tha laundry eef tube of soap
atone, hot and cold water, etc
With such aa equipment aa this laun
dry afforded, tha average woman could
do the average family washing with
pleasure and profit. I
: But the clothes ahoold be separated
tha sheep from tha goats, so to speak
before the washing proper Is begun.
h Table linen ahould be washed -flrat.
than sheets and pillow slips, and while
these are "In the works' the really
soiled pieces of the wash should be
soaking not as Is commonly done the
articles dumped Into a tub half fuU of
warm, or cold water aa may be con
venient but each piece afcould bo thor
oughly soaped on the soiled spots and
rolled up tightly and put In JuaC enough
---jrm, soar x ,wau to cover t ,
If all the badly soiled pieces . are I
treated In this way and left in the
water from half to three quarters of an
hour, while the cleaner pieces are being
done, they will almost wash themselves,
for the dirt will simply fall out when
they are rubbed lightly On tha waah
board. '
Of course woolens ' or colored eotton
goods should not bare this treatment
Prints or ginghams should be kept In
the water as short a time as posslbls
and than hung directly on the line, and
It Is safe to pursue tha same eourae
with woolens. . '
In Ironing laces or embroideries, a
very "thick, soft cloth la necessary tt
bring out the pattern. ' Three or four
thlcknenaes of . Turkish toweling under
a smooth surface will give excellent re
sults, tha Ironing, of eourae,-to be dona
on th wrong side of the fabric ; . t
lA RAISED DOUCHNUTS 1
1 pint milk; H oup shortening; 1 cup
potato yeast; I agga; S cupa sugar; H
teaspoon of. salt; nutmeg or cinnamon to
taste.
' Scald the milk but let It eool some
what before using, ao aa not to kill tha
yeast' Mix rather softer than for bread
and put the dough In a well-greased pan.
When th dough Is light empty It Onto
a board and roll out, cutting to any de
sired sis. - .......,..-.7.-. .
Th above win make over ti dough
nuts of average sis. . i '
- Compraaaad yeast tail be used In the
place of potato yeaat about - three
fourths of a oak dissolved in a little
water. . -......
After th doughnut are out qut fry
In enough fat to float them, and have It
hot wtien th dough 1 dropped In. or It
will be aoggy. Fry seven or eight min
utes, turning the nuts Often with
fork. -
On half th recipe can be uaed at
flrat. ' ' ' ' ' ' - N
When tha doughnut are don, they
ahould be light, spherical In ahape and
a handsome mahogany browa in color.
Before they cool they ahould bo rolled
In pulverised sugar, y ...
. They are not to be eaten when new
and hot but are improved by standing
a vbil aa4 vaa .whea "atal" a
good, tasting very muck Ilk loaf cake.
But'perhapa. Ilka the atone aad sea
weed Kraeraon took from their native
environment, only to find that
"The poor, unsightly, noisome things
Red left their beauty on th shore
With th un and th wind and th wild
uproar," . .
th ' .old-tlm datntle need their
old-time environment to make them
fully gustatory possibilities, aad the
old-timo environment la something Ilk
thla:
--Bet-In a sunny hollow, like a puneh-
bowl, with rocky and wooded hills rising
aU about,, la an old colonial farmhouse
so old that the great timbers supporting
Its roof are of first-growth oak. hapd-J
hewn, with the marks of the hewer'
ax la their mighty sldea
t ins great emmney iiwui which mv
rooms olueter has - the roomy gucnen
fireplace, oppoalte to which, the small
paned. south windows 1st Jn the blessed
warmth of the sun. Ths Puritan fore
father may not have been sutr-worshlp-ers,
but the living room of their house
the kitchen waa alwaya en th aunny
ld of -th- house.
Stni further down the aide of the
punchbowl I a pond where In winter
oould ba-heard-the mualrsl not ot -th
akatera eteel and th happy laughter
and talk of th human bird aklmmlng
the hard blue lea
Winding up and down and around th
Id of th sheltered valley Is a nar
row country road, pebbly and sandy In
pot and In other hard and level; but
In winter covered with snow, amoothed
and hardened by travel, it Is all- alike.
The old aaylng Is that
"When th day begin to lengthen - '
The cold begin to strengthen."
. ; A Tty a OaTJ. ,;'
I atuea to my nim, hiouiih wTwry
Joint ached and every nerve waa racked
with pain," writes C. W. Bellamy, a lo
comotive fireman, of Burlington. Iowa.
"I waa weak and pale, without any ap
nettle and all ran down. Aa I waa about
to alve up, I got a bottle of Klectrlo Bit
teri. andafter taking It. 1 felt a well
I ever did In my life.'' Weary, alekly.
run down people alwaya gain new life,
strength and vigor from their uae. Try
lem. Satlafnctlon guaranteed by B. 01
Hkldmore 4k Cn., nruggtsta, lit Third
treat. Fjie It caoia,
! ta tha time to aa alaiching
and drop down Into th valley. Tha
night I clear so clear th sky I blue
black and th star ahlne afar, steadily
aad unwinking; under foot the snow has
alentrla erackla: tha Wind Is
still; the cold, pur air act on th
horse like an Intoxicant; tney snorx
-. . . k.l. mAm mnA mmnA All t mMfV
II 11 w .i.vir uv v -
little showers of sound from the bells
and danco over xno narrow snowpain aa
If tho sleigh thay drew had no weight
at all.
And th people In th sleigh hsv for
gotten th cares of the day and draw
i ,h ..J Kama mtA 1 1 H with
every breath until the blood dances in
their veins ana mey imw m rr '
iHtwnce that never can come to th lan
guid dweller jn th southland.
But they are going to the hous In th
valley the hospitable old houae telling
It quiet atory of day when the land
Indian war neighbor of th unknown
settler who bunt Its great enimney 01
rauah stone and reared Its oaken wall
and wheco ey
nnnih iivht and cheerful talk.
. ,1-. hia.M an tha hearth
and aupplemant., th conservative
wirmtn or me -DMwni.r .
eaa 1e a quiet woman of native grace
and dignity, never flustered, never hur
ried, aaylng little, alwaya seeming to
know Just what to say. " ' ; ,
The host and his neighbor talk of the
th. inMBMt. of the com In a
oeeson'a crops, politics, and so on. The
. . . . . m . ...
hostess ana ner guesi ui 01 nm n
neee In a friend' bom, of tha wadding
soon to tak p1e In th villa, the
death of an old resident, of sewing,
fancy work, new dreesas, and what not;
and by and by th hoot goea to th
cellar and return with a pitcher of
foaming eider and a dish of rosy ap
ples, while the boat eaa goaa to th pan
try for plate, tumblers, knives, nut
r.lcks, walnuts aad butternuts, and last
y th doughnut. Then talk become
general ever the puritanical datntle
until It to Mm to depart
Host and hostess follow their caller
to the door; and amid good-bye, "com
again"; "yes. thank you. com and
us." tha bell again tinkle on the sharp
air M th horse, thick log fit XHKt
own anug quarter, pull at th bit and
speed swiftly away.
THE QUIET HOUR.
-Ufa aad Death.
So he die for hta faith. That la fine
More than mot of ua (Jo. . .
But aay, can you add to that tin ...
That h lived for It, too?
In hi death he bor wltn at laat
A a martyr to truth. j
Did hi life do tho eame In tho past ,
From the day of hi youth!
mi ar to dlaJten havrolodr-t
For a wlah or a whim '
from bravado or paaalon or prld. '
Waa It harder for him T
. - .. , - -.. ' i-v
But to Uv-rvry day to llv out
All tho- truth that he dreamt, -
While hla friend met hi conduot with
doubt.
And th world. with contempt. ,
Waa n thua that h plodded ahead.
J, Never-turning. aaiaet.-;..- , , j.
Then we'U talk of the life that ho lad
Never mind how he died. .
-KrnesjCrosbjrt,,
MINORITY OF EIGHTEEN. ,
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"Only h who would not bo a despot 1
St to b a ftemM,"- r
Last Sunday evening at Klka hall
Mlaa Gall Iaughlln paid her respect
to th II" Oregon women who ar op
Doeed to woman suff race.
These ladle ar no doubt Intelligent
and coneclentloue and one muat admire
their moral courage In stoutly maintain'
Ing their convictions in th face of th
overwhelming majority arrayed agalnat
them. .
Perhaps they will And food for re
flection In ' the following from Mark
Twain, on woman suffrage In Mew Zea
land: -
"A feature of tho election t tho or
derliness and obr1ty of th people;
Womn were In no way p-' -!.".
At i ' t t i rt
WOr ' i t t
Th argument agalnat womaa suf
frage hav always taken th easy form
of prophecy. Tho propbeta hav been
propheaylng aver lno th woman'
right movement began la 111! and
In 47 year they hav never aoorod a
bit ;,...,.........
Men ought to begin to fsel a sort of
respect for their - mother, wive) aad
slater by this time. Th women de- -
serve a c nan re of attitude Ilka that, for -they
have wrought well. In 41 yeara
triey. hav swept aa Imposingly large
number of unfair lawa from tho etatuta
books of America, la that brief Usae -these
aerfa hav sot them selves free
essentially. . ,...t
Men could not hav doae aa much for
themselvea In that time wlthoat blood-
abed t least they nearer hav and that '
la argument . that they , didn't know
hOW. - - . . - .-
' The women ' hav aocompllahad a .
peaceful revolution and a vary benefl-'
oent-ono-aad re 4hy-
vlnced tho average man that they ar
Intelligent and hava courage and energy
and perseverance and fortitude. It
takes much to aoavlnoo the average
man Of anythlngf and perhaps nothing
can ever maka him- realise that be Is
th average woman' Inferior yet In
aeem to show that he la
Man ha ruled the human race from
th beginning but he ahould remember
that up to tho middle of tho present
century It was a dull world, aad Igno
rant and stupid. -. - " i
This la woman's opportunity h ha
had none before. I wonder where man
will be la another 4TJjrer following
th equator. ? ;
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All communlcatloB for thl '" '
should hava Healm ranlnln" la k
left-hand corner of envelop.
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