THE OREGON DAILY JOUHNAU PORTLAND," TUESDAY , EVE.IING, AUGUST 13, 1S37.
0RG1ZIIIG FOR
DIG COUNTY FAIRi
uiiif alio;! i;i
o;:e siiofiT year
Metropolis of North 'Idaho
Meeting at Gresham Fills -Projects Many Improve
Committees and Assigns
Their Duties.
ments on Big Scale.
V --. n " I ' lopo-wi uiapaica , 10 lot tfoaraai.1
. : ' : ' IjwIton. Ida.. All. ll.Tha eltv of
Lewlston will durln the ensuing . 1)
, ttTTTT' nn tir wrtrnTm months ,xpand mora than half a mil'
'V VYllJli lirj XiJJilit'IXil lion dollars,, of which nearly $400,000
The Items already agreed upon,, when
k i . m I construction la now la progress, or
Arrangement! Will Rapidly Take I where the prellmlaarv arrangements
t ... . i r coins; cioseo, are aa xouows; . eewer
-. rjnapo lor uxniDirs ruuy nuriu i system, 1120,000; . street paving, 1116,
' . ' ' V,-, ' 1 000; water Vpiant system, additional,
of County' Great Reaourcea $67,000; fire department, for improve-
ultima, - v,vuv; iouu, 4,uuu. . . in
ewer Work la now In progress. City
Engineer Gullland la completing the
rinai estlmatea (or the atreet paving,
whloh Includes the entire business dis
trict and portions . of the residential
section. Resolutions oalllna- for an elec
tion to vote $67,000 bonds for installing
larger water mains lor tne water sys
tem have been passed, and Commission-
'Next Meeting September 2.
. J Special DUpsteb te Toe Joarnil.) .
Qresham, Or., Aug, JJ, The directors
of -the Multnomah County fair and car
nival -net at tha Orange; hall here yea
"V terday af ternoon, 1 H. E. ,Davla of
' V Oreshau . was elected .vice-president of
"v the board 'of directors. y -vv '''"'
" ' A letter was read by .the secretary
from Fred. T. Merrill In which he aug
er Kllng is now securing data and estl-
for the f Lre-flchtlna- SDnaratua. to
be -installed at a cost of $30,000 and for
which a bond Issue Is to be called early
In the fall. Tha two special street im
provement districts on Normal hill will
I--- .... - a A A V
g.itjyftat tha bank block and streets ,n(. th- toUf for permanent iprove-
01 tne ' grounas 1 ments tnis
tgAfc-ed as a portion
1 . - . ,l . 1 1 a. w a
Vnoeasions bo ; sold vto tha - highest
L Vlder. -
(The president, vice-president and aee-
.ary were appointed a committee on
incesslona with full power - to - close
tntracta. p ' '
IAn education and entertalnmeat com
(.11 tee was named, compoaed of Pro-
iaaor K. ir. Kobinson, superintendent
M schools of 'Multnomah county: Pro
fessor C. C. Baker of Gresham, Pro
feasor J. B. Oebr of Evening Star
grange, Mlea Mary Isom, . Multnoman
county librarian, and Pr. A. Thompson,
.pastor of the Ore eh am M. K. cnurcn.
Tha arrangementa for the farmers'
5 Institute work were left with Charles
' Cleveland. B. C Altman. H. E. Uavla,
Richard Wilson andIr..JU Dechman.
The amusement Xeatucea of the fair
tt was decided to leave with the educa
tional and entertainment committee, .
.' . : ' -Ooauaitteea rilled Oat.
It was augjrested that E. i. Ladd of
tha Portland Seed company be appointed
. manarer of , the poultry department.
This was left to tha agricultural eom-
. jnittea-. , - --.'
J
mr tin In lit ono
against a toUl outlay in 10 of $81,000.
Lewlston's bonded . indebtedness is
t99Q Raft mnA I , -...... 1 n
Ion $1,600,000, giving H tha right by
the law allowing cities to bond up to II
per cent of their valuation to Issue
bonds to tha amount of $671,000. , All
of the work now planned will, it Is In
tended, be completed before the holl
days, c v- "-: "N ' ...
MILWAUKEE BUYS
GROUND AT B0YILL
" . .. .' . . ,
ffseelal Dlepatca te The JeamL)
Moscow, Ida., lAug. IS.-Tha Chicago,
Milwaukee A SI Paul Railroad company
haa bought 110 acres of land adjoining
the townsite of Bovlll, to bo used for
depot grounds and storage, tracks toao
commodate the large volume of business
expected from the Potlatoh Lumber
company's road, which will form a
Junction with . too Wllwaukee at that
oolnt . f
The Milwaukee surveyors engaged In
nitinln . th lln frnm Rr. VarlM. a
The prise Committee was made up of point on the main line, to Bovlll, art re-'!
portea to do neanng couins ana nave
encountered no difficult problems in en.
glneering. They expect to got tha Una
to uoviu in aooui 10 aaya.
50ZQD0NT
TEETH
-.V"
IU1
MILITARY
ACADEMY
. tha chairmen of tha different commit
tees.
Arrangement of exhibits will be tinder
, managers aa follows: Charles Cleve
land, dairy cattle, sheep and hogs;
' Richard Wllaon, beef cattle and horses:
B. C Altman, dairy machinery and dairy
' products . a. .
Mrs. K. Kronenberr, chairman of tha
oommlttee on music and art, appointed
th. nlinln. lit uilit har: On art.
. S'affTT AND BEAUTIFIES
- of Columbia grange, Mrs. J. w. etnat
tuck of Ureaham grange and Miss Lucy
- Metsger. . ,A
- H. E. Davta-ohatrman on agrlcultura,
'. appointed R. P. Rasmusaen of Corbet t,
J. W. Townsend of Cleone, F. M. Olli
of RuaaellvUla and E. J. fipooner of
Lenta, ' ' . . .;.
Dr. Sj. Dechman, chairman on horti
culture, appointed E. P. Smith of EasU
; wood nurseries,' Max Ruehle . of Rock-
. wood and Mr. Orlesel of Mcmtavllla.
1 trill siaot Carnival Quaes.
it waa voted unanimously to have a
" queen of tha carnival, to be elected by
. .popular vote at cents a vote, and that
. tha four young ladles receiving the next
,,. nearest vote be considered elected maids
f of honor. Timothy Brownhlll
V. elected to wok" after the matter. .
. ' A baby show waa decided upon and
, President J. J. Johnson . was elecUd
chairman of a committee composed of
. Iilmself and Dan McAUen of Portland. ,
W.W. Cotton and W. P4 Mulchay of
Portland and Dr. J. M, Short of Oreaham
- were appointed a committee on trans-
t. portatlon -' - -
The next meeting la called for Mon
: 4ay, September 3 at 10:30 a. m.
,i Portland's business men are coming
to tha front, applying for apace lor ex
, hlblt. Electric lights are promised by
the Portland Railway. Light Power
company. Concessions for big amuse
- ment . features are being; applied for.
Large exhibits of fine stock and big
poultry ahowa are assured.
ii
PORTLAND ORE.
' A Board tnfr and Cay
School for Xoung Man and
- p'reparatlon for . col-
- leges, -U. S. ' Military and i
Naval Academies. Ac-1
credited to Stanford,
Berkeley, Cornell, Am
herst, and all State Uni
versities and Agricultural
' Colleges. Manual . train
ing.- - Business eourse.
. The principal haa had 3
' years experience In Port
land. comiortaDio quar
ters. - Beat environments.
, Make reservations - now.
For Illustrated catalog
and other uteratur ad-
drass -
J. W. BILL, U.D.-
: rrtnolpal and yroprtetot.
! Godd.Words for Siskiyou.
Portland, Or.. Aug. 10, 1907.Cham
. plon Oroun Mining Company, 306-7-8,
Couch Building, City. Gentlemen: It
was with oonsiderablo pleasure that I
called upon you a few days go to talk
over the great future of tha mining in-
dustry in Siskiyou county, California.
It haa been my good fortune to spend
considerable time in and around Treka, ;
California, and I am welt acquainted
with the resountes of sisKiyou county.
There la no doubt In my mind that the
Siskiyou mining district la rich In gold
and copper, if not the richest county in :
the United States, not only In gold, but
also In silver and copper. ' When going
from Treka to your property, it is won
derful to see the great number of
Slacers that were worked lmthe early
ays, records of which will ahow that
the amount produced In gold waa some-
Columbia University
TXaJverslty Park tttion, ortland, Or,
Catholic Boarding and Day School for
young men and ooys. Hituatea on a
high plateau skirting the Willamette
river and overlooking the panoramic
city Of Portland; a veritable health re-1
anrt ror . students. nixiensive) Diay-
g rounds and tha largest gymnasium In
tne norm west. ,
Collegiate. ? Preparatory and Commer
cial Courses. Catalogue aent on applica
tion. .
REVV JOSEPH GALLAGHER, C 8. C
oxooii orszra rarnocaxm
President.
10.
L no reason why you should, not becoma-A I
.'vWg dividend paying company and-pro-I
Sice a large proportion of the gold now
I piVJBja out oi ma mines in your aw
, C F.' BUNKER.:
GRAFT DEFENSE IS J
AHEAD ONE POINT
t' Uonrnal BpeetU Berries.) ;.--y'?
San Francisco, Aug. IS. Believing
that there la some ground or the- at
tack upon the validity of the Oliver
grand Jury Indictments ; the state eu
' preme court has issued an .order that
" Judges Dunne, Lawler and Cook, show
i cause why they should not issue per
manent writs restraining them from
proceeding with the 1 bribery and , graft
nroseoutions. ; The time set for - the
hearing Is Monday morning, August 19,
; and affects the cases of William M.
Abbott. Theodore V. - Halsey. Louis
Glass, and W. I. Brobeck. This Is con-
f'aldered a great victory for the defenae.
; ONLY, ICE CIIEAM .
AT KELSO SUNDAY
' s Special Dltptch to 'Tbe ' Jooniil.l
, "'Kelso, wash., Aug. !. The lid waa
v down tight over Kelso Sunday. Not only
- were the saloons closed out aiso every
' business place in town, by orders of the
v: county attorney. Permission was given
'. for the - sale . of -Jce i cream and . soft
drinks, but the stores selling these were
V not allOWOa - to men anrming viae, ; it
' was Impossible to buy even a cigar or
a sack of peanut a There was a good
deal of kicking from some quarters, and
i ft la a question how Jong the lid will
remain ao tlght-i
i s Mail an4 Pfaonea for Vollnicr.
i " iSnMHnl DkDttcb to Tbe Jonrntl.)
Iewlston, Idav, Aug. 13. The petU
tlon of the new town of Vollmer for a
. . Mt 1.AA 1.A AM i-,AMtA.l An llK 1
r ' pOKlOlJUVB llw liccn hi.iimju, aiu rnfn
Mary A.Warnlcutt has been appointed
postmistress. The service will be In
stnjJg by September 1. The town will
' y-fe . Jwo telephone lines, the Pacific
' States and that of the Nea Perce Coop-
. r
' arativa Telephone company.
-Insect Bites, Stlnga, Stash, Itch, . t
TKB HOTJ8EHOIU 8 OR 023 OH" Heals.
Drulfgists reruna money it in. jrurc
TERS ANTISEPTIC DEALING OIL
falls. 35c . - .
MeUger'a eye glasses, $1. Ill Wash.
rOSlXAJTO, OIUSOOXT.
mnsteeata Teat Onena BeoUmber 16.
Fits "boys and girls for eastern and
western colleges. Over two hundred
graduates admitted to college. An ath-
letio field and thoroughly equipped gym
nasium. Includes an elementary school,
which receives pupils at six and fits for
tha Academy, giving especial attention
to reading, spelling and penmanship. I
Thoroua-hly competent teachers ' in both 1
departments. Office hours during Aug-
ust from a a. m. to 11 m. uttajogua
sent on application. -
, Meidcan
Mustang Liniment
Gooaquloklytotha '
varyooraof the
dlsaaae and atopa -tha
moat deep-aat, f
axoraolatlng pains , : 1 ' .
Imoat Inatantly. '
, " - ' . Mexican
Mustang Liniment
' 'r 'OaraaavaiTr'allBaael
of Man ar taaa,t ';
' , ,4Jnata goetf-boiMat
' . ' A Unlmant oa
; Nana batter ,v '
. - Mane so Qoe4l .
Every Vcrtnn
MUiterefted ana tneaia anew
. amiui u woaaamu
MARVEL whirling Spray
e new Tatmi BrrsiM. Mire,
luntrnd Svrtion, HMi-Aat.
ew jhom t;onvniis
:'-iea-
ill
V7a M -'4 I '
Hi ' ii
, iw JmiW tor U.
it nn o-onut auFnlr toe '
MARVaia aojCDt bo
outer, but MDd lUuno fop
llluttratd book m-m. Ttsrrcs
full nartloBlan ad cliiwtiona in.
valuabla to lxll-t.' M . H i f, 0-
aa a. sad r i:w vmtr
WQOSAKO, CXAtUs vo. itn taVl-SATXI
TtetlcsliaVtlsts
Tfce Best la QaiWy
Hidsiuuincr Values That Should Crcato Quioh Soiling
ttk trr "rva
A Great Special Underpricin of the Zlost Appropriate . '
r'!;--' .".Garments lor Zlidsnmmer Wear,
Women keen to Bpprcciat unusual values and who shara In tha efferinn told ot below will jeenr
the Beaaon's best and rooit desirable ttylea In Suits, Waists, Jackets, Skirts, etc, at far below tha-
uiuai cost, as our comparsnva vaiue prices, wmcn are stated wttn conservatism and exacuruae,
show. WI5 CANNOT URGE YOU TOO STRONGLY TO EXAMINE THESE EXTRAORDI
NARY, OFFERINGS. THEY' WILL SURPRISE YOU, ' -
Silk Salts
$17J0 and $18.50 Values Reduced to f 12.KO
These are high grade suits, made from very fine
Huality, of Taffeta silk, beautifully tailored in the
season's fashionable styles. They come in black.
, red, gray . and other, food .colors. Their actual
worth is positively - whit , we claim tr 1 0 Cfl
them' to be. On sale at V..... $li,0J
; ;
65c and 85c Values, Reduced to 48f There are
everal different styles and materials represented
in this lot, some are white lawns trimmed with
' tucks and embroidery insertions, others are shep
herd checks, black and white polka' dot AQ
lawns, and plain chambraya. Your choice . fOC
Clilldrcn's Drosses
65c, 75c and 85c Values Reduced to 48 -There
are about tea dosen in this lot and . not a single
dress worth less than 65c and the greater 'part
of them 'are marked 75c and 85c Tbey are all
L.'. - AA - J...'. A. IA.Za... .J. aa- A.!-
i-ua iHium iuuvtiiuu. uiiuq iiuiu yicuj aIua
hsms and percales, solid and fancy designs, nice
ly trimmed with pleats, buttons and braids. -You
can get any size from 4 to J years m
most allxf the styles. Choice only r
48c
Jap Silk Waist
3
$2.75 Values for f 1.08
Hetvy quality Jap Silk
Waists In three -.very
handsome , styles. One
style , is tucked ' front,
bsck and cuffs, the other
two styles ' are 1 richly
embroidered, front ' also
trimmed with lace in
sertion and. fine tucks,
complete line of sixes in
each style; 01 QQ
Tuesdsy St.... Pl0
Girls' Somxnor Hats and
. Caps : : .
50c and 65c Values Reduced to S5 Our entire
stock of summer Headwear must go to make
room for the fall line which is now arriving. We
have yet to offer several styles of Tarns, Yatching
Caps snd large rim Hats, in white and linen color
ducks,, Bedford cords and plain linens.
Your choice, while they last ........ :;..., sW
mm
Bead These Values in
9
Our Men's Department offers many exceptional valuea
in tha most seasonable goods. Shirts, Underwear, Bathing
Suits andBelta hare been specially reduced for Monday's sale
Meii's Underwear
Regular 75c Grade, Now 684 Men's fine French Bslbrig
gan Underwear, shirts and drawers in all sizes, extra good
wesring quality, perfect fitting garments; fully worth EC
75c Specially priced for this sale at.... K)C
Hen's KTeglig'e Shirts
Regular $1.00 Grade, Now TO Men's Negligee Shirts,
made with button-down collars, come in a splendid assort
ment of light,' medium and dark patterns, alt this sea- TTfl
meed for this sale at... ai,
son's goods; best $1 grsde.
OLEABANOE OF MEN'S
" BATHING SUITS
Best $2.00 Values, Now f 1.69 Men's all wor
sted Bathing Suits, made in two-piece style, with
quarter length sleeves, colors plain nary blue, all
sizes; excellent values at $2 a suit d ?Q
Specially priced for this sale at. ....... P lev
HEX'S UNDEBWEAB
Regular $1.00 , Grade, Now 69e Here is in ex
'cellent saving opportunity. Tomorrow we place
on sale a special line -of Men's Elastic Ribbed
Balbriggan Underwear,' shirts and drawers in all
sizes, drawers made form fitting, shirts neatly
trimmed with silk tape and silk front; our best
selling number at $1 a garment. Priced Cd
for this sale at................ OUC
ie SHOES and OXFORDS
; Perfection of stock and finish, correctness of form and price
marks that help to economy are the features of our shoe selling at
all seasons. But now the shoe man supercedes himself. AND'
THIS IS HOW HE DOES IT:
Combining: Com
fort and Style i
INFANTS' SHOES
AT 10a--.lnf ants' Soft Soled Shoes, in colors
blue, pink, white, tan and black, broken lines of
our best .selling numbers, in most all lOtf
sizes; usual 50c grade. Special...... ,... 1UC
Women's Oxfords Half Price
BEST $2.00 GRADES
AT fl.OO Women's White Canvas and Black
Vici Kid Oxfords, in a number of attractive styles,
in both straight lace and Blucher cut, heavy and
light soles, high and low heels; extra good values
at $2 a pair. Special to close, your d1 AA
-eww
choice at........
Women'a $2.50 Wnite Canvas Oxfords. 1 If
Priced at.. .-.eplell
Women'a $2.50 Black Vici OxAwds. 1 7
Priced at 7. Ire 1 1
Women'a $3.00 Black Vici Oxforda. 77
Priced at... P lef I
CHILDREN'S SHOES
AT 2T Children's Oxfords, of white canvas
and black vici kid, well made with heavy and
light soles, good styles; usual $1 97
grades. Special to close at.,.,. .......... aafv
MESSES' OXFORDS
AT 7T nAt this price we offer choice of four
styles that are fully worth $1.50: 1 Misses' Ox
ford of black vict kid, made with heavy exten
sion soles and light hand-turned soles, Blucher
cut with large eyelets; 2 Misses' Tan Oxfords,
in - this season's . best styles; 3 Misses' White
Canvas Oxfords, Blucher cut, wide ribbon laces;
4 Misses one and two-strap Sandals, of finest
vici kid, hand turned soles, all sizes, best $1.50
values. On special sale for one day only Jj
Men's $3.50 Oxfords, in vici kid, patent ifrO AA
colt and demi-glaze. Specially priced at. e)a-Uli
Cotton Wash
t
Goods
NEW FAT.T. DESIGNS
AIaa.aaa. I.. -.A....' ' .1 I III 1a..m4 mt t A ' ' m! M A.
qualities, colorings and prices of goods bought at
this store witn any outers, ana you wui iorever
more buy your wash goods here. Below we list
only a few of tne many new lines just received:
New Ginghams In a large assortment of new
attractive oatternsa best standard Quality, in
. checks, stripes, plaids and plain colors, lOL
in medium and dark shades.. Priced at... Aaa2u
New Galateas Dark colorings' in a large assort
ment of dots, stripes and figures,. the celebrated
Manchester Galateas, colors fully guar- Ofl
anteed. Priced at ...... ....... fcivC
New. Shirtings New cheviot Shirtings, full 32
inches wide, new patterns in medium and dark
colors, excellent wearing qualities. Spe
cially priced .at ... . ... . . . . . .... .'. .... .. . IvC
Serge Suitings New Serge Suitings; in dark plaid
and check styles, an unlimited assortment of col
ors to choose from, a number of-these are exact
copies of the new- woolens. Priced 9ft
at. 4 ". V.. ' . . . . 1 . .V.. t' V i mmJ
Velour Flannels--TA , new line of Velour -Flannels,
in" light and dark; shades,' in an unlimited as
sortment of patterns, including dots,; (Jl
figures and floral ; designs.? Priced at.".. . talv
New Flannelette Flannelette in a great variety
of styles : and colorings, full : 34 ' inches .'wide, a'
gooa assortment oi oncnui acsigns, sun-- iv.
able for kimonos, eft.", Priced at.,,....,. IOC
Outine Flannel New .Outing Flannel , in plain
and fancy styles, a good assortment ndt ftla
of the best standard quality. Priced at . . . ; . A vC
Children's Bugby
STOCKINGS
Extraordinary Bargains
Best 25c grade, for boys
and girls. Specially priced
See Morrison Street Win
dow display.
To keep up our reputation
for splendid values in our
Hosiery Department ' we
are ever on Nthe lookout for
special bargains. 7 We made
specially good ; buy of
r Children's . feugby Stock-
ings some ten days' ago and the goods go ot sale
tomorrow at naif the regular retail price. .
About 400 -dozen Children's Rugby Stockings,
made of best quality Egyptian cotton, fast black,
also tan. guaranteed absolutely stainless, fine rib
with double heel, and toe. all. sizes for bovs.and
girls; sold everywhere at 25c a -fj ct
pair, 'Specially priced for this . X fOO
r;f.'.5'
ONE'FADS'
, Run
bbcozxoajt oimix
The Niagara Falls Route
' VIA "
rrom gT. z,otrts T.v
xia rotm moors"
rroaa rsoitla, Take
xtka Xria fe weet-ra
..",-' om .
TSIOr 7017B , OVTa"
."AMERICA'S GREATEST -
RAILWAY 8Y8TEIT
SARATOGA, N. Y. and RETURN
rsr '
Republic
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sflrvA rvtr rnr op
eoaptea at yotir pleaanra y e
TROXT, TOuBOO, CUBTXlUJii)
;TME ,'J
tleksta) Salt Bipi, B-T S Oood to Betara to p. IT ratoaaloa to Ool
i - )" "',: :.:.'.:? t aro my aepoait aa-i zee ox aw.
Tlokato KOtms TU OTJB UBTZB will be a
BOAT Loll ta asthea JMreettoa, botweea SSTR
aaA BUrrAM. ' auaa aanraaa AUBABT aad isw Tuaa. . ,
SIDETRIP3 syiTOOtto BBW TOM 0 BOBTOST and BBXUBr
a BAIHJB OBSBK, BBTBOXT, aiairDTTBXT, W-5T-mrjj
saa aiAaiaa aTaulsL osr oozbo jOVMmuv
9mmmngT to leave las stopover point ao lateatbaa
papa. . ow asivBi ignuii w , mjm w.io-.
'traasit limit.
$TpPpYERs
i -a '' ' i . - - -. ; . Tleketo oa sale PAIXT
CHAUTAUQUA and RETURN
rara ftoaa CKZOAOO, fiyjoi aWOBiA. faajoi bt. xuia, fare a
BOSTON end i RETURTI AW u .
Vase from OjaOAOO, $140 yaseftom BT. Z.OtTZB, 2T40. ; r
New ' England Ressrts avo. .lo.to.Mt rr. io, 14, k n
rroa CB30AOO a BT. LOXTZX, Ona Tare Vims fUM f a 40w Boa4 Tttp, ,
CANADIAN RE-SORTS ., w
mas CKZOAOO or ST. SOOTS, om rare rtue $U foe tha BoaaC Trip. '
v .' , lov fortber iaf oraaatloa, Apply to yaasaagoa Agamt af SM - J ; 1
NEW YORK OENTRALaIINES :
I3 THIRD STREET- PORTLAND ' .
g.XTaTOX,
XraSle Btaaafar, CBTCAOO. ,
The lateral me
Away With Drugc
Does
Xt Is time tha old, foolish system
of drnfsins were dona away with.
Nearly i. everybody knows that
druse are poisons, and poisons can't
euro.
.' Whan tha human body ia aillnc.
It naads nourishment something to
build up, sot tear down. Electricity
la that nourishment. fta tha nat
ural euro.
Nature enrea
dlsnaaea with eleo
trlclty. Whoa aha
can't euro It la be
cause aha lacks a
fnU supply of thla
force. Restore
thla power where
It la needed, and
pain and sickness
. will disappear.
. Pain is simply
tha meeaaaa of
some ailing part, '
cry In v for new "
energy electrio-
Ity. -....w-.Jij,
Electricity runs
"every organ of
your Doay.
geits your
and converts
to blood and
tissue and muscle.
and supplies to tha brain the power
which enaoies you to tnina ana acu
When your stomach , kidneys, liver
or any other organ falls to work
properly, it seeds motive power
electricity. ., . .-..
If tha blood la thin, nnnonrlahed
Infuse a stream of electricity into
It and Its warmth and life will
Increase.
If your nerves are weak, feed them
with electricity. They will absorb
and carry it to every part of your
body, giving new energy and nour
ishment where It la needed. Electro
Vigor does all thla while yon aleep.
Electro-Vigor Is a simple electrio
body - appliance. constructed on
solentlflo principles, and la tha prod
uct of . my 10 years' experience tn
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; Ballard, Wash.
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