M p M » Ift » « " « r » m iio « w . i u
Bffigjy
I HOW FAR HAVE YOU TRA VELED
a
•f Yeu Have Never Taken Count You
**••' •••1 ......
f
1 r t t » r * «
11 9&1 '»” *
W ill
I» .n *
»••ry
« I I I « trill »*orj
Ia 4 of fu m e ttra a . A veld 4«l»va fro i*
m •»■<<>
txt.b
« • I . . R»Z fro m «•■ Wo by 114 th »
m m -hlaaa. W ill to ll y«*« a ll la rotolo«.
Surprised at DI«
tance Covered.
» limua »tesimi u.. m ini., ru riiii.n iu i
Hevo you aver counted up the num­
ber of at «pa which you have made I *
the course of one day—in going to
M O W A K IJ t
H t 't lT O N
» ~ s .- .r
r k .i.,IH ,
bualnoaa. In walking from one room
■ I I <>»4*.Ito, C alitraeo, M|<-»I u »« m p i - «
to another at home, and ao on,
• I l * « r I am I. 11 U o À d T if b e r . v »., Q v l i t f n
tu a
*»r (fapper. I I
M * H la a •« » a l« » « * a 4 fu l l «ri«-« llaft
If
•a » » on a» i-1 lea l Ion l'u à 'r o l ai<>| I ’ m a lr * würfe am throughout the couraa of the day?
lie Had. IUUaia*o«> (fcMhofeate N «t»»ual itanJu
you will ta k e the trouble to do ao,
you will be aurprtaed to find what a
dlalance you hero covered without
realising I I
Multiply thus distance
H Urheat l*rleaa paU l fa r S ilv e r . O ld l « w « l r v . G o ld
la a lh . F it . I ’ N i'l L M Y K 'H ,
I n rty y e a ix in by 365 and ymi will flud that It will
P o r tla n d . I l .S talli, b a lw a a n O a k a m i P in e .
not require many yearn before you
have made up Ute 15,009 miles which
la equal to the circuit of the globe.
M I S. IB I W f|i|w 4 l | „ , le,
Moet people would certainly ba aur­
prtaed If they were Informed that
0. 0. MARTIN,
«
»
«
•% ä ä ä * s r ~ ” * " r
during the course of their llvea they
have walked a dlalance aa great aa
the length of the equator. Yet, how­
aedentary we may be, however
K O D A K S A S N U O P »’ K L O D I A C K 8 ever
little Inclined to gain the reputation
W r i t * fa r catalogni*« a n d iM r r a ’ u r a
D e vto ixtin «
of a globetrotter or of an Alpine
ai»«l p r in tin g
M a il n id o re e it e n p r o m p t a t ta n in in
I o rtle n d F h u lu t u p p ly Co
climber, moat of na have, unknown to
!« • T h ir d M»r e a l
F O R T u fe J v D , O R R
ouraelvea. covered a dlalance equal
to th» full circuit of the earth, or a
climb to the hlgheat mountain peaks
ra»<a »«“ • kill« all
til««. N ««I, t Ir «M,
In the world
More than that, we
a*aaai«ut«l, i » « *••>
have accomplished a taak still more
IraU iH ««^ to ato alt
• • « • • • . 1 «n i » imu •»
colossal. Without having had occasion
tip a»«r. « ill i >« m *u«i
u« l«4ui«
to eiploro the unknown regions be­
l.ue»e«'»*4 rNe.1-
» (N •>> ftaaleea r neath the cruat of the earth, we have
•rat po
MAfetU
descended aa far aa the depths of the
IM» U« l»lb Ao
moet unfathomable abysses, even as
•rwwtoyo, ft. f.
far as the very rentar of the earth —
Strand Magatlne.
WE HUY OLD GOLD
p
ATENTS 1 Q,VE YGU
BELMONT AUTO SCHOOL
•fe to ead tovawA — «arti ibi « fe'»w»
■ ai -«k toi csa b otornto. afea
feto «ark. fed m w ato fern«
le d * M a nato
feto «to utofe
ta a * Ttoaa fer VIS «arfe. MO
aarauaf* WO rs «ark
M l MUHI AUTO SI MOW. I
(■Afe ACt
tad Zto ato Bartiaaa. P a W 0»
B O Y N TO N FURNACES
fel'Mt eeunom irM l art.I alT s e tlva fa r huuas
a n d arhuul h e a tin g .
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front and Market Sta,
HENO ro n
Portland, (Jr.
CATALOGUE.
V. M. C. A. EXPANDS.
Naw Booklet Jutt Out Can Be Has
for the Asking.
The Portland Young Men’s Chris
1 Hun Aanoclat Ion la about to entet
! upon a new era In Its work. In ex
i ti'itdlnk tlie- advantage of Its edttca
i tonal
department to the
entire
state.
W hile a great majority ol
the 1100 students enrolled In night
and day clnsses are residents ol
Portland, yet a large and Increasing
number are now eniolllnx from town»
ami cltl«n outside, of Portland.
The different coursea offered In
elude a full Commercial course
comprising Hhorthand, bookkeeping
and related subjects; a college pre
parafory courae. a graded course In
elementary subject* for boys and
vocational courses such aa plumbing
car|tentry, aheet metal, bricklaying
I electrical work, automobile repalt
and driving. Many students trained
: In these classes are now occupying
Important positions tn the business
houses of l*ortland.
An attractive booklet entitled “Ac
tlvllles" has Just been Issued by the
association and contain« a statement
of all Educational Courses. The Edu
rational Director will mall thia book
let to all persona »no desire It.
Classes for day srhool open Pep
tember 6th. night classes September
26th.
Prom present Indications an
unusually large registration is antlci
psted.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
h the heat of all medicines fo r tho cure of dioee.es,
disorder« end weaknesses peculiar to women. It io the
o n ly p reos ration o f its kind devised by a regularly gradu­
ated physician— an experienced end skilled specialist in
the diseases of w om en.
I t is a safe m e d ic in e In a n y c o n d itio n o f th e system .
T H E O N E R E M E D Y w h ic h c o n ta in , n o a lc o h o l
an d no in ju r io u s h a b it-fo rm in g dru g s s a d w h ic h
creates n o c ra v in g fo r such stim u lan ts.
T H E O N E R F M F D Y so g o od
th a t
its
m akers
a r e n o t a fra id to p r in t its e v e r y in g re d ie n t on
• a e ! i ou tsid e b o ttle - w r a p p e r an d a tte s t to th e
tru th fu ln e s s o f th e sam e u n d e r o a th .
It it sold by m edicine dealers everyw here, end eny dealer who hasn't it can
get it. D o n ’t ta ke a suhstituts of unknow n composition fo r this medicine oe
know n c o m p o s it io n .
No co unterfeit is as good as the genuine end the druggist
who says something else is “ just as good as D r. Fierc e’s” is eith er m istaken
o r is tryin g to deceive you fo r his ow n selfish benefit. Such a man is not to be
trusted. H e is trifling w ith your most priceless possession— your health—
may he yo u r life itself. S e t that jroa t r t what j t a ath for.
G IL L E S P IE S C H O O L O F E X P R E S S IO N
534 Morrison St.. Portland, Or e«on.
T w o -y e a r r o u n -r t i r . r te A c h e n , r v » / l * n a i i d
G ra d u a te « a f t e r c m p !c tfn <
C o n tin u e « « ciaw«cw fr o m fe to
e it h e r th e p r in t ip id o r th e mm u to n :« ,
p u b lic epeakerw .
♦ wo year« o f p o * t* « r a d u a t o w o r k , « r a n t e d p ro fo e e io n a l dip)<*n&s.
J o c U m k. fiv e d a y « p e r w e e k .
a ite r n u u ii« a n d e v « n in < a .
I n d iv id u a l femeone w i t h
EM M A W . GILLESPIE, Principal.
Plant Feigns Death.
In South America there la a plant
— a species of mimosa— which feigns
death for the purpose, naturalists
think, of preventing grass-eating ani­
mals from eating It. In Its natural
state it Is bright green, but as soon
as It la touched It collapses Into a
tangle of apparently dead brown stems.
CHANGE
IN WOMAN’S
. LIFE
Drives away Flies, Mosquitoes and Gnats.
I t protects horses and cattle from attacks
of insects, enabling them to feed and
sleep in peace. I t prevents loss of weight
and strength from worry caused by
attacks of insects, and from the irritation
of their bites and stings. There is a
s a t is f a c t io n
satisfaction
in the relief it affords
domestic animals from the scourge of
maddening parasites and flies, besides the
profit in returns. Horses do more work
H E N Berlin waa In festive ern Industrial state In Europe; toon»
array to celebrate the two the Incnrnatlcn of Prussian etiquette
hundredth anniversary of -ud the m ilitary caste, to another tba
the Prussian monarchy. It gayest and most affable of German
COMPO ünd
PI U S
Made Safe by Lydia E. Pinkham’s
was an occasion possessing gentlemen.
a r e th e e e f m a n d m n e l r e lia b le c a t h a i t l r e e d
a very special appeal for Kaiser W il­
The
truth
seems
to
be
that
be
la
oil
Vegetable Compound.
a v e t e « e lr a a a e r . T h e be et r e m e d y f a r T o r p i d
helm II., whose title to third German tbeae things and many others with
V e e r , a ih o u e a e e e e n d S ic k H e a d a c h e .
emperor
consecrated
the
supremacy
G raniteville, V t — “ I was
equal conviction and energy on oo
At tte a n te lr' er by M o l l . IS Coste
of Prussia among the German states. caslon. Some of the Incongruities dis­
M e t í Castellai. Cu.
K i i u i i , . ctaoooie
fro m
nervousness
7 “' “ ,
«
y
But In the midst of the festivities appear on examination. Hla speeches
and other annoying ‘y ltcd by
fighting a swarm
came the news of Queen Victoria's mislead the English reader who goea
* nnñ’J lnf of voracious, insatiable insecte
Out y te the Children.
an
symptoms, ano
x i »
•
,
Illness and the emperor W illiam broke to them armed with a British concep­
can tru ly say th at . F
""*>
* * . ' ?5C “ d A1 »5-
1 Children are travelers newly arrived
ih
I vilia F 7Pinkb»m
’« Ask Yonr merchant for it.
off all the celebrations to hurry over tion of German stolidity and common
la a strange country; we should there-
V e g e t a b l e Com- H o y t C h e m ic a l Co. Portland, Oregon
to tba bedslre of bis royal grandmoth­ sense. The German Is not afraid of
fore make coaarleare not to mislead
er. The Boer war was still to drag poetry and sentiment; nor even of
^Jpound has proved
tbam.-e-l.orke
’“’ worth mountains of
on for another weary year and longer, high-flown metaphor on the ordinary
Rsligion in Dally Life.
gold to me, as it
and everywhere In Germany there was occasions of life
So when the Oer-
Your daily duties are part of youf
restored my health
hostile feeling against Great Britain; man emperor chlrstens a battleship
and s t r e n g t h . I religious life. Just as much u your
there had l>een many and bitter dif­ there Is no reason for him to contlna
¡never forget to tell levotions.— Beecher.
ferences between the courta of Bt. himself
to
dreary
commonplace.
my friends what
James and the palace at Potsdam. But "Springing from the old German
iLydia E . Pinkham ’t
Doing Up Aloft.
U1„, w
sagas —
are —
the ------
names of , ships
be- Vegetable Compcuna has done for me
A woman nine feet In height has felt the promptness and spontaneity of ------
obliged to consult a specialist In dis-1the kalaer a sympathy, the simple dig longing to thy class. Therefore shall i ' . 1? ’, ? , h? ,t r y W period. Complete
restoration to health means so much
sasss of the heart. Can you picture n*ty w lt*> wblch he shared Brittan s thou likewise recall to us the gray I to'me'tha't'fo'r
t f ~ M k e o fo th e r suffer“
that specialist, with stethoscope In n*°urn l» t effected a sudden change past of our ancestors and the pula- ing women I am w illin g to make my
hand, going up a atepladder?— Clave- *n English feeling toward him.
He sant deity whom our Germanic fore- trouble public so you mav publish
coffee
TEA SPICEB'
had been
regarded
In
England fathers In their Ignorance supplicated
M o re
land Plain Dealer.
letter.” — M rs . C h a s . B a r c l a y ,
‘
■ ' p ( f
> •
barino powder
with respect for the continually ln- and worshipped, when the battles of K .f .D ., G raniteville, V t .
* EXTRACTS
Llmltations of the Brain.
, . creased prosperity of Germany under the north were fought on the polar
N o other medicine fo r wom an’s ills
“You cannot educate or draw out of his rule, mingled with some mistrust seas, and death and ruin carried Into ^‘as received such wide-spread and un-
any brain more than nature baa al- of hla possible ambitions, and with •hc land of the enemv
Tho potent il',ialitied endorsement. N o other med-
C essna
.D is t r ib u t e r s , P o r t la n d , O r .
ready put Into It. Some day, perhaps, curiosity as the most striking and r.anie of the name of this great deity k;Ine We kn'LW °Tf 5?’
PoariÀua oa¿'
n n » h a t. h „ . ,
»
h .i .
.I
. i o i cures as has L yd ia L . Pinltham s
wa shall try to adapt our education to enigmatic figure In European politics. f h hou
shalt bear. I christen thee with Vegetable Compound.
DoaalblUttes.”— A n -'el» Ersnc«.
But now English sentiment responded fllahi1 n T L ? .
tr ’’ hA,n , *m1Bg!nai ' Ve i r ° r mnre than 30 y « * " “ h»’ teen
to the kaiser's action.
It became
Jflht of this kind in christening a bat- curing woman's ills such as intlamma-
Not of Much Account,
warmer
and
friendlier;
distrust
of
his
QREINER’8 CHIROPRACTIC
tleshlp stirs and pleases German tion, ulceration, fibroid tumors, irreg­
A man who can’t Bland prosperity
ton’t likely to hear up very well under ln,Pul»1'« 8nd mercurial nature grad- patriotic feeling, nor does It seem to ularities, periodic pains and nervous
HEALTH HOME
ually changed Into conviction of hla the average German Incongruous with prostration, and i it t is unequalled for
sd versi! V.
A fecalifer t>o4r fe«n«M dlfwner
('lilm pr«<M 1«
*4 j < i M itMinta n><kfe* lam«sltb« I m «4 M by r«(ii<*'i'>«
generosity and good teellng. and now more practical qualities. Every Oer- carrying women safelv through the
tba i-a it a« t»f 4la«««« No k ith ca tin 4r«uia no
ootoepaffex
Fast Ina and d lo ll ng 4ir««-fo4 a t
there Is none among King George's man knows that the kaiser Is a good
change of life,
•n tid e a lly . T ra is o n auraoa.
guests who receive a sincerer wel­ technical expert In matters relating to | M r s . P i n k h a m , a t I.ynn, Mam.,
A l l fe lS IA U t PIRMARIfeTIV felMOVIB
come.
IT 0«R MITHfelS
the navy. Sir Edward J. Reed said be in v it e « all sick w o m e n to w r it e
Not even his unique position in Eu- possessed "a perfect farseelng pene- h er for ad vice. H er a d v ice is iree^
R nffer’ rw from A p p o a d irlfla, H m n rh ltla . (fan
cor. C a ta rrh . |)(al>ote« l*rt>i>ai. Ito a liira a. K p |.
tratlon
and a more thorough InfoTma- «u»d alw ays h e lp fu l
| rope nor bis close relation with the
I« l« y , f i'f t 'iii» (lo ltr o . f l a il Hioao llo a r t I»la-
base llo r n la , I.aniha««'. R o n ra lg la. P ara I , ala,
British royal house account for the tion than either his own technical
Khoum al lam, M<-let Ina. or any o ta o r 4laoaao.
era in rlio d to a r lt a na W a al ow jo e how to
Interest taken In England In the kais­ minister of myself possessed, and this
raiao H m r v ita lity and hoop w all. (W r it e to ­
A a D R .W M .P F U N D
U ER
r S
in e r
day
Y our cura w ill I*« qutrfeor >
er's personality. No one Is ever bored knowledge had been gained by expert- '
■ATIIBA M. BRIINIfe, I. ft., ftUPffelNTfNMNT
by the kaiser; it Is Impossible for him ence In a practical and trustworthy
7714 WfeliAfel AvifetN
PBITlAlft, OfellON
to be dull. No figure In Europe gives way.”
rise to so much speculation, to so
A T o n ic , f e l l « r * t i r e a n d R e s o lv e n t. T h e
“The Dlvlno-Rlght” Theory.
b e s t r e m e d y f o r K id n e y « , L i v e r a n d B o w e ls .
many differing opinions. After over
« P im p le « , E r u p t io n s a n d D is o rd e r«
Profound conviction In the divine o f E r t a h d e ic a S t k e in
A t ’A D F M Y A N D C O L L IX J E
10 years of much speechmaklng, of a
.
P u r in e s t h e B lo o d a n d r i v e «
f t Glrfe C«»dueled by ihe IlftT T IfS O f T H t ROLY
right of the house of Hohensollern T o n e , S tr e n g t h a n d V ig o r to t h e e n t ir e s y s te m .
full
and
acUve
life
spent
In
the
pub­
NAMES OF HftUft ANO MARY. C ^ .
makes
the
kaiser
live
up
to
the
spec­
lic gaxe, he leaves us still groping for
Cttft. M u a ic . Art. FfeM-utioii and C o a m r
REDUCED RATES
d«J Or«««. feewdMf a « 4 D « ShudewD ft «-fined Morto and
the key to his ceaseless activities and tacular conception of the kingship
lutaUe«t«alTitoalnf W rite for Announcement Addieaa
Conquer Self-Distrust.
which was reflected In the pesudo-
his extraodlnary Influence.
tV ffttO K . Il- Han't AtaÀtt,
on a ll
on a c c o u n t
Self-distrust is the cause of most of
medlaevallsm of hls favorite dram a
K a is e r a H a rd W o r k e r .
our failures. In the assurance of
A curious Journalist once motored tlst, the late ErnBt von Wlldenbruch;
it
was
not
In
the
kaiser's
case
Incom-
'
there is strength, and they Finest
in Quai'ty.
. . . . . --------
„ ----- L a r z a a t In V a r i e t y .
to a railway crossing some way down
are the weakest, however strong, who po llsb k g shoe« o f a * l k in d * a n d c o t;ir
<'lc*uin< aud
le r» .
the line to catch a glimpse of the em­ patlble with a very modern practical
peror, who had been attending a gala ability. Himself a successful manu­ have no faith tn themselves or their
r
.
powers.— Bovee.
h a!
performance of opera In one of the facturer and a model farmer, the kais­
f'OHn. A\l>.
smaller German capitals. The saloon er takes the keenest Interest In Im­
Good
Advlco.
*" f.lMUr
a be.Mmd.nn wkere itotoiirt »• fíu» was brilliantly lighted, the blinds provements In Industrial processes, In
Rub elbows with the least of the
i
' F o lio s i i
the
organization
of
Industry
and
In
drawn up, and there was the emperor
1 ’ HU Uni x
world’s people, If you wosld quicken
P V»ra»‘». . , fc
>
U SXHI». ‘ ;
writing at hts desk as diligently aa legislation for the security and p r o 1 your brain and soften your h e a rt—
Kt
3t0». ’ ¿SDÌ» -',
teetton of the workers.
the humblest Journalist.
£x change.
Every one who has lived In Geh-1
It was typical of hla life. The out­
A uk y o u r tic k e t n r * n t fo r
’ » .'iL T F llf ,,'
fu l l d e ta il«
sider w ill take extraordinary pains many knows the exclusiveness of mil­
*»l*Cgt»T COtOH
itary
circles,
but
the
emperor
who
Is
to secure a glimpse of the kaiser, but
he gleans little except an Increased the feudal chief of the Prussian aris­
■ E B B
sense of the hard work entailed by tocracy, numbers among hts Intimate«
AUG. 1 0 lo SEPT. 9
modern klngsh,r . Everybody knows some of the captains of German In­
the details of hla everyday life. He dustry. Hts affection for the late Herr
G I L T B U G S th e o n ly la d le « «hoe d r * M ln <
t h a t p o s itiv e ly c o n ta in s O I L B lacks a n d Puliftbea
rises at 6:30 o'clock, takes a cold Krupp Is well known and he ad­
S d ie a * a n d c h ild r e n 's boots a n d shoes, a k i a e a
w l t k o n t r a b b i n « , 2 V . “ F re n c h O loas,” 10c.
douche and breakfasts at 6:30, teta- dresses with the fam iliar thee and
IIA N D Y c o m b in a tio n f o r c le a n in g a n d p o ljfth in c
a-tete with his wife, on tea and cold thou of ordinary life H err Wormann,
d s o f rus se t o r ta n shoes, 35c. “ S ta r " i l l « , 10c.
COME TO PORTLAND AND BE CURED IN FIVE DAYS meat, or perhaps eggs and bacon. the great Hamburg ship owner, and A y e r ’s H a ir V ig o r, as now a ll Q k U in IC
K W I I I T K m a k e s d i r t y c a n v n a shoes
c l e a n a u d w h i t e . I n liq u id fo r m bo i t c a n b «
VARICOSE VEINS, HERNIA, HOOD POISON Then follows a long and strenuous Herr Baltin, the head of the Hamburg-
q u i c k l y a n d e a s i l y a p p lie d . A » ponce in e v e r y
m
ade
fro
m
o
u
r
new
im
proved
H o « e v e r« o p e ra tio n « , n ia n r <-««•• p o r n a n n n t l j e n ro d I n one
p a c k a g e, bo a lw a y s r e a d y fo r use.
T w o alsee, 10
morning, spent with his secretaries, Amert»«n line. H err Ballln. moreover,
a n d 35 cents.
tr e a tm e n t. M o n t tlm e -a a v ln f, m o a t n a tural^ »«»at a afe. A
fo rm u la , does not stain o r color
I f y o u r d e a le r does n o t k e e p th e k in d y o u w a n t,
r a d ic a l and p e r m a n e n t c u r« . I
n iy w o l
or on the parade ground, and often Is of Jewish descent. The emperor
send us his a ddreiM a n d th « p ric e in » tam p s f o r
the h a ir even to the slightest
you
u V
t/j j o th e r m e ml
d ic
I c a
al l a u th o r itie s t h a t th
tL ia
la ia
i a a fa< t. 1 am car»
Involving more than one change of knows every ship-building yard on th e .
a f u l l size package.
n !y p re p a re d to c u r e b y e x p e r ie n c e and e q u ip m e n t, w h ic h
degree. G r a y h a ir, w h ite h a ir,
W H IT T E M O R R BROS. & C O .,
a re th e fe e ja to n e a to auoceaa.
I h a v e th e be at e tju ip p e d uniform,
for the emperor Is very coast.
m e d ic a l onice on th e C o a s t. 1 w i ll f i v e ftikK) to a n y c h a r ity aa
2 O -7 S A lb a n y A t ., O a m b r l d g a , M a a s ,
punctilious In these matters, and If
He takes hls metier of Landesvater, b lo n de h a ir is n o t m a d e a
g u a ra n te e t h a t e v e r y s ta te m e n t in tn ia a n n o u n c e m e n t ia t r e e .
The Uldett a i u f Largeet Manufacturer» o!
I in v it e y o u to e om e to m y nftice. I w i ll e x p la in to y o u m y
he Is receiving the British ambassa­ and of monarch very seriously and tf : shade d a rk e r. B u t it c e rta in ly
¿Aoe 1'olithtt ia th* World.
tr e a t m e n t fo r V a ric o s e V e in s . H e r n ia , N e r v o u s D e b ilit y .
dor, for Instance, will don a British Prussian tradition Involves a certain '
W ood P oison, P ile s , F in to la, b la d d e r . K id n e y , F ro n t a t io and
d o e s s to p f a l l i n g h a ir. N o
a ll M e n 's A ilm e n t s a n d g iv e y o u F R E K a p h y s ic a l e x a m in a ­
uniform. The afternoon la spent In aloofness absent from the Intercourse '
tion» I f neeenaary a m ic ro s c o p ic a l a n d c h e m ic a l a n a ly s is o f
question about that.
learning new things from explorers between the English court and the
a cc retio n «, to d e ta r m iu e p a th o lo g ic a l and b a c te rio lo g it al con
Do^noTchangeJlKc»lo^o^thejhalr.
d it io n a E v e r y m an s hould ta k e a d v a n ta g e o f th ia o p p o r ­
and experts of all nations, or possibly English people the difference Is not !
t u n i t y to le a rn t h e ir t r u e c o n d itio n . A iitn n an tn t C urt i t
T o r m u l* » I l k M x k b o n i.
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H a b it« P o s itiv e ly (fa re o .
• h o w i t to y o n r
Judgments much criticised In ad­ recognize behind the parade and mug-
WRITTEN GUARANTEE - M y w r it te n g u a r a n te e m eans a c u r e o r
ft
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• t i t o t o tn O regon. W r i t e
vanced Berlin circles; the evening, nlflcance of Potsdam a home life of
d o lla r y o u h a v e p a id . M y per v ic e « c o a t y o n n o th in g u n le a a I
f
o r U laB trnted c ir c u la r .
feak h la aboat it,
c n r i y o u r V a ric o s e V e in s , H a m ia , P ile s , F is tu la , W ood P o l­
IlKLFY INSTITUTI 7 1L 1 1 T H N .
after an early and simple dinner, Is exceptional brightness and simplicity,
then doaa b« aaya
son, o r a n y a ilm e n t I g u a ra n te e to c u r e T e r m s a re re as o n a b le
given to his family, or to the theater. distinguished from the life of the or­
and no m o re th a n y o u a re a b le a n d w i ll i n g to p a y fo r b e n efits.
To one man the kaiser Is a lover of dinary German household most of all Indeed, we believe it will stop every cate
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