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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORT LANS. THURSDAY, -OCTOBEIl. 9, 1313, 13 t6wn TOPICS TrmT.b-r to all eofats of ia Cnit.d State. Of abroad aboold t. adTantag. a Prtc1-1-form.lio. sod arrrice offered through The Ore Son Journal Trt?el Broan, in pnonl eharga at Dorxr B. Smith, Railroad tfcej aod ahlp booatoga imnted. Foreign eacbang. lamed. laiorea&Uoa viren regarding paaeporta. nnaaiana rvrm Hlnth asuiu.1 Paoilto . International tlrestocs exposition, Portland, November It to 22. ,: faeifle Logging eongreaa, Oetober S to 11 TnniTMi FORECASTS Portland M ' viefattrt- Tonisbt sad Friday ratal warmer tonight; jaMtherly wtads. .. Oregon and Weahingtoat Tonight and arMsy rjaiSt portion, fair aaat portion; arm tonight; ntoderat. aaouiaiiy winda. WTiTnCR CO3TDITI05S ' High preswre PW to tba and from tha north rWlo eoart at Jt LUnT.nd a.tcbw. Tha rmgjr Of tha eotmtrr to eoTared b ff pfSSI! ' am. wtuuh ta antral in Minneao, FTeeliata- tom stations In nearly . il ".ether la math warmer In tha Lata rojo. Ohio Tiller. North AUantio etaiee. and Ten aeeaea and ia much eootet otar practically tha Sntirn Northwaa. Frerimf temperature pre. Tails m tht northern Hooky numntain region and eastward to Korta Dakota. In BeeUAeen iiV Emjwratura foil to 1 2 degreee. The tem perature to general below nonnal in tha West and ebore normal in the Eaat. RelaUre bumWity at Portland: I p. . S tertlaj. 43 par cent; t. m. yesterday. 40 par OBtEttVATIOSS T AXIOMS Abilene. Teaa Itakar, Or. . . Billing, Mont. Boiw. Idaho . . Ho ton. Meae. .,....-. baffalo, K. T. ... ....- . Calgary. Alberta fliicagoTlll. Denter, Olo. I- Moines, jowa.y Honolulu, T. H.V. Huron, So. Ie Kansas City, Mo.. Knogrllle, tenn. Lot Angeles. Cal ........ . Mamhfleld. i)t. Medford. Or..i...'g iew CWeana, I. ... Sew Tork. N. . Noma, Alaska North Head. Waah North PlaU. et OkUboma City, Okln Pboenix, Artg.- , Pituharg, Pn. ...... Portland. Or. Koaebnrg, Or St. Loan. MO.. ....... St. Paul, Minn bait Uka Oltr, Ctajt Man Diego, CaJ . Kan Fraud, Cal. ........ Seattle. Waah. l. i Spokane, Waah. ....... Taeoina, Waah, . Tampa, Fla. VaWeg, AUaka Walla WaTla, Waah. ...... - Waahtngton. P, C......... WUltaton. Kg. Dak Yakima. Waah. . . ...... -4 pTTi. report of praceUiug i TKUP. fc 18 5 3 a i! z is I en o" 6 20 .06 70 20 . . . . 2 82 O 62 0 M O ao ao o 74 4 0 8 42 78 5(t .46 2 Ti 42 .02 ea - o .02 rt 60 .18 74 58 0 80 82 .06 64 88 74 O B 46 80 . . .30 52 46 .01 64 40 .60 72 60 0 80 64 0 70 66 .01 55 42 0 60 36 .06 74 64 .04 73 56 .20 08 36 0 6ft 58 0 02 54 0 66 42 .08 64 82 0 56 44 90 70 0 88 . . 0 68 88 0 62 62 0 74 24 60 28 0 THBUTT BTAMPS and WAB RATINGS STAMPS On Baia at. Builnau OHlca, Tha Journal Cbgrehmen to EmUrtaJn Af baaket social will b held In the Men't club of the Central Pregby'ertan clnirch at vthe church Friday vertlna; at :80 tor the member of the) church and their friends. Major William S. Gilbert, chaplain of tho Third Oregon, will apeak. Mra. Blanche WlUUm Segersten, soprano ololet of the church choir, will alng-, adioted by Mra. Lota Stone, a whlstllnc ctoiat, accompanied by Mrs, Freeman Mao Nary. , t Entertain Former Portlander At the invitaUon of the UhUadelphia Press & Waist Manufacturers' association. TEx ecutive Director David N. Moaesaohn, of the 5 Associated Dress Industries Of America, and his brother, J. Moseasohn, kti 5Utlv director of the United . Waist League of America, formerly of Port liind. now of New York, were , guests of honor at' a meetintr Monday eveningr, tn the Chamber of Commerce building Of that city. . American Aid Geaerowi Every Port land fire station but one has turned in clothing for the Armenians In the cur rent drive, it is reported. On. next Sat . turday, at 10 a. m-, the Hippodrome theatre will Siva a moving picture show and also some of the regular attractions will be shown aa an Armenian benefit. Admission to the benefit show will be, one piece of wearing apparel or some description. Shoes or old rubber wUl also be accepted. Kyasa Wants Dentlstr-A request has been received by the. State Chamber of ' Commerce front .the t Commercial club of Nyssa. Or., asking for a dentist. The communication says that Nyssa does not have a dentist, although it hat a popu lation of 500 and there are an addi tional 1000 In the surrounding country The nearest dentist 1st obtainable at Ontario, Or., 12 miles away. Salt Is Dismissed Suit of George I. Drew -against Thomas S. Burley, S. C. Spencer and others, was dismissed on motion of defendants ' with leave to amend, Tuesday, by Federal Judge Bean. A previous report stated that the case was thrown out of court ' The suit con cerns handling funds during receiver ship of the Alameda Consolidated Mines company of Southern Oregon. Undesirable Aliens Operations of lm migration laws with special reference to the ' deportation of undesirable aliens will be discussed by R. P. Bonham at the meeting i of the City club . Fri day noon at the Benson hotel. The club has resumed the .weekly meetings for the season. . The Bat Springs of Portlaad Brown Hydropathic Institute, Stevens building. Open Thursday evening, 8- to 10. Main 8630. Adv. Cornell Drive Planned Oregon gradu atea of Cornell university - are. to be asked for donations to the $5,000,000 etv dowment fund for which a national drive will commence October 20, Wells Gilbert, president of the ' local Cornell - Alumni association, has announced. Gilbert has been appointed s, . member; of the na tional committee and local 'chairman to organise tfie Oregon : drive. Hugh Henry, secretory, Yeon i building. Is compiling , directory of Cornell alumni and desires. to. receive names and ad dresses at once. The annual ' Cornell alumni dinner will be held at tha uni versity club Saturday evaning at 7 o'clock. , Andrew J. Wblnery will show slides or fbs university. Tha public is invited. ... - ' 6Itre as a coincidence cf heart dis turbance la, very common, i The statis tics of Schanz Which vera Tuuuul irn an investigation of two hundred sixty-four goitrous school children and one hun dred seventeen goitrous adults and seven hundred post : mortem examinations, show, that after subtraction of the val vular defects. Jl per cent I of the -enH-drea and 49 per cent of the adults suf fered from heart trouble.- Goitre? B, M. rwin, M. D goitre specialist. 100-301 Journal bldg. Adv. Men's Best Work Shoes! 17.6s There are no better made. We i manufacture them In our. own factory. Men mav come and leave their measure, if they wish, and, call for their i shoes when maoe, or ordersnay be mailed us, ac companied by the price, and w will parcels post them to the! buver. We make boys' shoes, too, that will stand the rough usage they are; sure to get. Likewise men's dress shoes. Sadler's Shoe factory, 17th and Marshall. Adv. Wood Jm nips Pa Again Another ele vation in wood prices has; taken place. In mill wood this amounts to 25 cents a load of about seven eighths of a cord. That'a going some. The real economical fuel of today is kerosene burned In our Portland invented and manufactured patented Iiard burners, i Hundreds are usliur them wl th ; perfect i satisfaction. rlsard Gas Heating Co, 1S3 Fourth St. Main BSiJ. Adv. ', Many Orlmes Reported Portland homes robbed of valuable arOcles. Loss said to total 110,000 In last; three weeks. Our residence theft policy ! protects you against such losses. For particulars snd rates, phone W. R. McDonald A Co.. If. 11 n an . . .... . msrBiiait oi,, i eon ouuainsT-AdT. Funeral at Kallspell The funeral of j. r. sogers, prominent railroad man, who died at, Spokane Monday, will be neia at itaiispeil, Mont. Friday, accord ing to information received by friends in i'omana Wednesday. anepars Anto Bns I.lnaa st tt.im,. Hood River, Bridal Veil. Cascade Locks and all way points. Leave St Charles hotel on schedule time. For informa tion call Marshall 4381, Main 0SO. A-SSlL AQT. After Tour Teeth Art Cone what inenr consult with Dr. E. a.Rossman, plate specialist, in the Journal building, and you will find that substitutes can maae mat really satisfy you. Adv, steamer Jessie Harklna for ram.M Waehougal and way landings, daily, ex cept Sunday, leave Alder street dock at p. m. aav. i 1 steamer iraida tar St : -Tiana Rainier, dally at S :30 p. m.,: foot of Alder nueeu aunaay, et Helens only, 1:30 P- BL AflV. ODDS AND ENDS JN THE .NEWS - : . . OF TRAVELERS AND : HOMEFOLK t Store llansgers Mftt C?- - Managers of the numerous J.jC. Tenny mfnrmm over Orearon and elsewhere are holding meeting at the Multnomah, dis cussing business problems. Among uww present art J. N. Chambers oi js,ugens, C. BL Short and I V. Porter of . La Grande. Frank, Whitman of Marshfleld. T. H Rambolt 3, Eakey and V; S. Wen- nerstein of Pendleton; & i Hay anu C. E. Ray of Oregon City. C. E. Strahn of Roeeburg. O. & Jarmon of Saiera.1. B. " McFeeley and Earl A. Ross os.xae r-Miw ou a. McDonald of Centralis, Al Reblen and C. 8-McDonald of Ch halls, H. & Lester of Olympiads. B. Keys of Astoria. E. a. Micnaeia oi nw River. Garry Taylor-of Athena, H-' f rnwr at T?tvl E. F. oivlncood of Al bany, Fred Soil and C V Martin of Baker. C K. Chapman of CorvaUis, Fred prlse. Merle Roby of Eugene, Ben Wes- lya or Montesano, was a. ; vu son. Sedro-Wooley ; J. M, McDonaldnd C. H. Mayer of New Tork and Will H"iind H. J. Withman of St Louis. The Penny stores are Operated on the plan of profit sharing ; with we em-.i.-vm a hen nf them extends over the country, but principally In the West In small towns, - Pictures for Logoers kmmr those seeking to interest the loggers in conference at the Multnomah .it urii at machinery, are Henry Dessten ec Sons company of Seattle who are putting on a big moving picxure hAw fnr the edification of the loggers ia room t A, tonight Dave Jenkins is general manager ef the af fair, s Inter spersed between vaudeville acts the com pany expects to show some of its trucks, and thelrl operation. The same company is dispensing pipes to uie men ww. Candymaker Guest Miss Helen Ardell, -one of the sisters who made a certain brand of chocolates famous, is spending a, few days at the Benson from Seattle. The Ardell sis ters began making candy at their home, on- thrfir c-radnatlon from the univer sity, mod selling it tn a small way. The demand grew until now they run a profitable business, one of the sisters directing the manufacturing end and the other the salesmansmp. . a a To Resume. His Flight Lieutenant Colonel R. 8. Harts and his party find it hard to leave Portland. Wednesday morning they left the Mult nomah In a taxi for Broomfteld aviation field where their nifty little plane was waltinc to carry them to San Francisco, but rain along the Willamette valley deterred them from starting. If weather conditions will permit Colonel Harts expects to resume his flight today. Seattle Merchant Here Charles H. Wood of Seattle Is reg istered at the Carlton hotel. Wood to manager of the stove department of the Seattle Hardware company and reports business remankably good. The chief difficulty Is the getting of the goods from the East . . - Railroad AatUtw Tsitor " - R. C. Barclay and wife are reartatered at the Carlton hotel. Barclay Is auditor of the Southern Pacific Railroad com pany, and is here In his of flclal capacity. ' Coast' Business Gaining ? Howell C Lone- of Snokane. .Wash.. Pacific Coast sale manager for the Ca loric furnace manufactured at Cincin nati, Ohio, is registered at the Carlton hoteL. Long reports business on the coast is increasing: venr ranldlr. At thefHoteU O. D. Colvan, rice president and gen eral manager of the Pacific Steel as Fountry company, arrived at the Ben son rrom. Seattle this morning. B- F. McCuuough. who owns a big rancn near iscno, is at the Oregon. Virgil. Conn, retired rancher from Paisley, ia among the guests at the Im perial. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Miles are attend. ing the loggers' congress from Wendllne. where Miles represents the Booth-Kelly company, mey are at the Seward. C H. Rattray, electrical expert for the General Electric company of Sche nectady. N. Y., whose headquarters is at Seattle, is registered at the Carlton bout Walter M. Pierce, prominent Democrat from La Grande, Is a guest at the Port land. . Mr. and Mra. R. F. Henley of Astoria are registered at the New Perkins. The Oregon Greeters will hold, a meet ing tonight at the Multnomah. Mrs. E. I Howe, who owns a big apple orchard at Mosler, la at the -Mult nomah while . she attends to - business matters" ln,tle:'Clty?t:j;:fQt;f-H'-ii:i H. tl Hvalon. who la the wheat spe cialist at Oregon Agricultural college, la a , guest at-the Imperial. ; Joseph Irving, lumberman . from . Ev erett, arrived at the Benson this morn ing. .'- Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hoflus of the equipment company bearing their . name In Seattle, are guests at the imperial. Mrs. J. F. Roth, who Is In the drug business at Seaside, hi a guest at the Seward. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Thing, who own a cannery at McGowaa. are visiting at the Portland.- ---. D. C Walker, who la one of the larg est lumber owners In Minneapolis, to among the timber; guests at the Mult nomah. " . F. G.. Foster, one of the old-time resi dents of Hoauiam, ia visiting at the Benson. Foster is a merchant. S. A. Gotter. who owns a ranch, a hotel and several other things in and about Prinevilie, is staying at the Ore gon. ' W. L. Harrington of the engineering firm in Kansas City that built the Broad way and Steel bridges. Is visiting at the Portland. A. A. Powers of Marshfleld is one of the most prominent lumbermen attend ing the loggers' conference. Everything is going nicely at Marshfleld and Powers never has any labor difficulties because of his special mode of treatment He ia at the Multnomah. . Ed Kiddle, who is" one of the best known men in Island City, because of Announcement! The Western Cortege ef Chiropody win oonter tha Seeres of D. a. o. night eeuree, begtanias Dae. 1 S. Pnpna nay apply lor matriculation at Suite Bit Mergan bids, . De. O. O. LSTCMIH. eYetidefrtV Educational ref'ereneee raouirad. laaeners needed Good salaries. En roll free. Rocky Mt Teachers' agency, 1314 N. W. Bank building. Portland. Hadley SDrer, taUorg, make depend aoic ciomes. ioo Sixth street corner otara.-A.av. Booths for Buttons, also fine hem- sutcnuig at lOo.a yard. 823 Morgan viag. auv. i ' Dr. 8. H. Sheldon has returned and re- Bumea practice at 1111 Selling build. ing. Adv. ' ' - i Dm. Flora A. Brows and F. V day returned. 700 E. Burnside. Adv. Dr. Charles Bnilnarton. Steve'nn hniM. Ing, has returned. Main 4613. Adv. uairentung aa art at the Market Bar. "Bar shop. 187 4th at YamhllL Adv. Dr. C K. Brown, Ear, Eye Mohawk building. Adv. Moore Saaltariam for the Milk Cure Adv. Standard .A '5v 1 A, i M s svTiaures jm. jpy i 1 tinlll'liiliY- . Your Glasses in Careless Hands i i A careless, inexperienced drug clerk filling your pre scriptions with the wrong medicines is not much more dangerous to you than a careless, inexperienced op- " tician grinding your lenses imperfectly.. Quality Clothes Standard wearing ap parel is the kind of mer chandise careful buyers prefer, because, for the quality received, the service given and for , the sake of appearance, it really is the best as well (as the most eco nomical. Suite O'Coats f $40 and up 0.H.RANKIN 3 ; Don't Let the Scarcity of Sugar Bother You Eat Plenty Syrup AT THESE LOW PRICES The price ef iyrsp will be higher on account of the aew crop of sugar, whieh will sen at a higher price than the present enetatloas. CRIMSON : RAMBLER 8TKVP is a rich - marshmallow flavored syjup. wonderfully adaptable to both cooking and table use. It's something , new with a more palatable taste 'than any eyrup you ever tried. Economical and indispensable. It may be used to better advan tage than most syrups In preserving and cooking. Remember, too, its delicious marshmallow flavoring makes it a favorite on the table. CBIMS07T RAMBLER MARSHMALLOW SYRUP 10-lb. tins, $1.30; 5-lb. tins, $0.70; 2H-lb. tins. $0.37; lU-lb. tins. $0.32 ; 55-lb. Jkts.. $6.90 ; 40-Ib. Jkts., $5.00 ; 22-Jb. Jkts., $3.25 ; bbls, per gal.. $1.20; bbls., per gal., $1.25. f . CBIM809T RAMBLER GOLDEX SYRUP ! 3H-lb. tma, $0.30; 65-lb. jkts.. $5.30; 40-lb. Jkts., $3.0; 22-lb. Jkts.. $2.50. CRIMSOS RAMBLER CAIfE AlfD MAPLE SYBTJP 10-lb, tins, $1.65; 5-lb. tins, $0.90; 2-lb. tins, $0.50; 65-lb. Jkts., $7.35 : 40-lb. Jkts.. $5.40; 22-lb. Jkts., $3?40. PURE SUGAR SYRUP WHITE ROSE FLOUR and SUPERIOR at the Same Low Prices , for a Few More Days Remember, these prices are 49 nnder the WHOLESALE rices. -. (Read your papers for market quotations.) OUR P1UCX White Rose Flour .$ 10 Haberdashers Tailors Clothiers ? Caito 112 SIXTH ST. Columbian is so very, very careful in examining, grind ing and checking, its lenses that you may trust iyour op tical work to us with every feeling of safety, j COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO. 145 Sixth Street rtOTTJ F. BROWER, Mgr. 1 Treat Suc cessfully, a nd For ' A-b out Half the Usual Prices Diseases Of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Lungs, Heart and Kidneys. All female disorders, blood and skin diseases. Piles, Goitre and Rheuma tism quickly- re lieved. Complete gen eral practice. I have all the modern equipment nee cessary to Insure you first-class medical and surgical attention and. remember. I save you about 60 per cent DR. N, CLAUDE HAMPTON Pfeysletaa and Snraven THIRD AKD WASHnrGTOir 8TB, ' Hosrsi IS A. M. to S P. M. OFFICB PHOITB... ..MAIW 8(78 RESIDEKCB PHOItE ...EAST 8881 . IIS AKD Tit DEKUM BUILDI50 , VjaaHr0 vyrCT5jOrW '6H GpT M Jjl; BUY DIRECT FROM. Tlffi MAJrtJFACnTJRER i H :SK X'Toii'i'Ba'and Suit Cet "$f i li jv. . . Reprinr oat Bags aiid -Smtcaees ft Specialty . : fM? ? gj S . " Oregon Bag & Suitcase JVlf g.' Co. : S: m NfhSH: 151-153 Fourth St, Near Morrison - wH .White Rose Flour Is a fine fam , ily flour as . good In quality as well known brands sold here ' wholesale at 40c above this price. White Rose Flour 49s, per bbl, 81o.TJ per sack..... 92.80 White Rose Flour 88s, per bbl., $lMlt per sack $5.40 OUR PRICE Superior Flour $11 11 -SO All the best cake makers In tht Lcity use Superior Flour In pref- aaanna 4ss. sell - b am 1.. m vrrt en We have not raised our price on Superior Flour as yet. Better lay in a supply. Superior Flour 4a,- iii.a; per sacx per bbU 9Z.SO SUPERIOR GRAHAM Ms, fine or coarse, per bbL, UMx per 92.75 WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR 49s, per bbL, flLSti per sack.. S2.75 JUNO COFFEE . - We have installed a HOBART COFFEE REFINER in order that we may remove, by the vacuum process, the CHAFF from Coffee after it Is ground, and Insure to our patrons better cup value than can possibly be had by putting into the pot this undesirable chaffy substance, or by buying coffee previously refined and put up in cans, which has necessarily lost in strength and quality. JUNO COFFEE 46c per lb. COFFEE BY MAIL At Wholesale Prices A coffee with guarantee satisfaction ' or your money beck. We win deliver free of charge to yosr aearesf shinning point er sy parcel post Jsao Coffee at 4e per possd, with the guaraatee that (t this Coffee Is net satisfactory, we will refaad the fall ajaout ef the pnrehsae price. ROSE OF CEYLON TEA A real tea wonder Ceylon. India mo good that those who buy onoe never fail to order again that's our story. It tells you all the facts; It possesses good looks It possesses fine cap qnaUtj y , It possesses a taste Inviting. . ROSE OT CBYLON TEA (Black), 50 lb., or 6 lbs. for S2.2S HAMS Picnic Bam Per lb. Cottage Ham Per lb. Armour Star Ham, 12 to 14-lb. average... Per lb. $4 .30 .39 MARGARINE Nut Margarine. Per lb. 1 M iPPLES Fancy King Apples, Per box. $l. IMPORTANT! -oirr-or-Towi noun tari "fARTIOULAR NOT10I aa ansil srders wtH be filled carefully and promptly st these lew srlass. Sand M ysur rnearv lists af Ojfooerteo ws win quota yea eur loaraat IMPORTANT Place yonr orders sew for 1818 peek eaaaee. fruits and vegetables. Ws wm be glad to snhmlt yea prices for October and Keventber asUrerles. ID. Ci BURNS COMPANY 208-210 Third St, Between Taylor and Salmon- Special MaO Order Service Write fer Monthly Frlce List Member s Greater Portland Assoeiatloa Wholesalers to Private Families, Hotels and Bestasrasts . . Phone M ala is. A-1US. his largo flour mills and other Interests, is a guest at the Imperial. John . D. - Twohy is at the Portland from Seattle. , - - C A. Preast, Vancouver. B. C former Portlander, is in the city for a few days. v - Oldest-Church to Celebrate - Oregon City, Oct A three day-session of the seventy-first state conference of the Congreghtlonai cporchee of Ore gon wUI be held in the ' Congregational church In Oregon City November 4, $ and . and wiU be. the oocasioa of oalebrat Injr the seventy-fifth anniversary of the founding of the local -church, which Is the oldest Congragationat, church ' west ef the Rocky mountalna - . ' 1 ,-",Jnw"nnsj ;-s TI"Sl 'O.-'-a'V? ""W . mm BHUHRj , ffSk ' '" or Friday and Saturday -SXAFS 51.00 Squibbs9 Paraffin Oil W sir aps Genuine $1.00 Tanlac $1.00 Nuxated Iron BITAPS- 1 Dosen Cenulne "BAYERSASPJRIN TABLETS 14c $1 NICOTOL TABLETS for Us tobaeeo habit 89c - 35c . FLETCHER'S CASTORIA 50c Pepeextomt Tooth j Pasta. .......39c 50c Pebeco Pasta fat ..........39c 25c Revelation Tooth - Powder .....19c Patent Medicine 75c Haarlem OH 'Cap sules . - 49c Lydia Pinkhetn's Vego ; table Compound 98c Dr. Maes' Nervtsw 89c 50c Ljsol 39c $1.25 - 3-gr. Cadomena Tablets for Loss of Vitality A7.'.'.s-.-.89c Pierce's Golden Medical . Discovery 98c 85jj Jad Salts. . ..,69c 30c Pise's Cough Rem . dy 23c Pbenolax Wafers. .19c 60c Pints .......49c $1 Bitro Phosphate 89c SOc Menthol. turn 39c WiOiama' Pink PilU39c Wrath's Saga and Sul phur .........69c 60c Doan's Kidney POls ......... .49c $1.00 Balmwort .Tablets for! weak kidneys 89c .We Are ' Hsads;artsrs -. ' - - - for SHAVING SUPPLIES t at CUT PRICKS se Otm Blades. .30i Ifcarli 8 Brashes 49 e ' find Up oniette Blades... Strg Dnnhant Blades.. 3fta? Oillette Ravers S3. 98 Kverreadf Raaori bit 25c Shac (for .bead ackee) . .... ,,t.l9c Pyramid Pile Cure 49c Paso Pile Ointment 49c The VcryBest GuaranteedBubber Goods at the Lowest Prices in the City Combination , Water Bottle . and Syringe fall reiaforeed, metal stopper, rapid flow. Reg alarly It $1.85 Reg. $2 Fountain v Syringe le.asrt slse, fall learth tabs. hard rnbber attaehmeats. Special at oaly. srv.v Regular $2 Hot Water Bottle Made la one pteee.AA Ke seams. s.nartUI sise. Special at..,JJOC Sanitary Doiiche Large seersi bnlb, adjasUble shield, hard rsa her beat pips, throws whirling spray. Reliable and safe. Beg isr tl eaalltr. Special t ,H $1.49 We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities at Above Prices The Above Prices Do Not Include War Tan - u No Subsli- Suhli-1 -jwijiuju' ini Electrical School Opening The trowing demand lor Electrical Workers and Engineers 'majtnifies the value of electrical train ing at this time. - The f all Semester of the Y. M. C A. Electrical Engineering Day School opens Monday, Oct ,13. Cant Walter Havnes lust returned from establishing Post Grad uate School for Engineering Department of Armyis the Principal. V:i , fXSfotUXENT THIS ' WEEK - -: V'RAWO SCHOOL in continuous operation. Merchant Marine de , minding trained onerators at 1 125 per month, fine opportunity for -travel. "x - . s - -- - , ; yA. vi These schools co-operate with the State in -pro : - viding financial aid to returned service men. ' CALL AT OFFICE 418 T. K.' C. A, or telephone VAVt 8788, BXAITCH I '-:'--Py---:; , a I mf Good Health and m Long Utm. " LYKO Illuminates the Future With Its Rays of Hope For M Who Would Enjoy Perfect HealflT This remarkable tonic is the inspiration and joy of the weak and debilitated. It brings back the sunshine of existence to those of lost vitality. It opens op wonderful visions of the future to the downat weary-kden souls depressed in spirit and body. It creates the strength and the courage to fight winning bat tles in those who have lost bean, given op exhaustsd under the etrs&o and weight of their daily burdens. It kindles anew the vital spark of Ufa ta the ahunbrotts body ef the languishing, causing it to burst forth at ' last In a radiant glow of perfect health. ' ' - - : "LYKO" fa, indeed, of great restorative power o tact. If store's first aid ia nearly all ub-normal conds tiorja. A general took ia the broadest aensa, fc rebuilds the entire system because of its effective and beneficial, action upon all of the principal organs of the body. , It -increases the appetite, promotes digestion and proper assimilation, strengthens the nerves, tones the heart, ia -proves the function of the liver, regulates the bowels sad tends to relieve suppressed ccodliions ofthskidoeys. ' If yon are thin-blooded, pale and weak, 'physically and nervously exhausted, generally run-down, devoid of animation, or lacking in endurance and staying qualities and mentally depressed tn consequence, let "LYKO" recreate your vital force , and bring back to yon that buoyancy, energy and cheerfulness of itanet dys Trj ix gooey ana see now much better yoa feet -tomorrow. Your drug gist has LYKa" Get bottle today. The Great . j General, Tonic ."As " Strengthening As . the Bracing Sea . : Breeze ,r ' ':.'" Sata ntsiaMfBsturars :" -l LYKO 1IEDICINE ' COMPANY . Clear York . Rsnees City, ate. it, V" 7 aa LTKO Is sold to erlaieal seel . only, Hke pietere sbove, .j- . Refuse all e, bstttvteg. it at