Gold Hill news., November 11, 1911, Image 9

S im p le Dresses
HOW FAR HAVE YOU TRAVELED
■I You Hovo Nover Taken Count You
W ill Bo Surprised at Dis-
tanoo Covered.
Is the best of all medieiees for the cure of diseases,
disorders and weaknesses peculiar to woanee. I l is the
only preparation o f its kind devised by a re g u i.rly gradu­
ated physician—en espericnced and skilled specialist in
the diseases o f women.
Haro you ever counted up the num­
ber of »tops which you bare roods In
tbo rouraa of one day— In going to
business, In walking from ono room
OW « M l F. I I I 'I W 'M
Aasers« an« chstul«,
U m Ù.TII., IW o isd ik Sue ile««
at home, and so on,
• I I . » (««id, I I I...Id .,fill.« r leu. d o is ,
*;> '• to another
e r lV q -w r . I l
M u l l i . « . ■ « • I » i x x • ,4 ( a l l e . l e « l M
throughout the courao of the day! If
B3Ä Y S S
• you will tske tbo trouble to do ao,
you will bo surprlsad to find what a
dlatanco you bar» covered without
realising IL Multiply ihoo distance
M i « h « i l p r im . |>a«l for 5U »«r, O ld Is w s lrv . (.»14 by lit . and you will find that It will
t a . l h , r !< . I 'N C I. K M Y K - H .
I w i i r»sr« In
not require many yoara bafors you
F o rilsu d. I I Mlsth. b w ls m n Osk .m l Pia.«.
bare made up tbo 16,000 mil«» which
la equal to tbo circuit of tbo globe.
Moot people would certainly bo sur­
" ■ » ' • ■ w
( lIM S H
• lIV IC I
prised If they wore Informed that
0
.
0
MARTIN,
M
i o i n n 3 " w ,ih *
" * * * •
during tbo courao of their Uvea they
have walked a dlatanco as great ao
tha length of the equator. Yet, how­
ever sedentary we may be, however
K O D A K S X ? ™
little Inclined to galu the reputation
(»•«•lupine of a globetrotter or of an Alpine
W rit» for e«t«k»»uaa and H trru'uro.
•»<1 p rin tin »
Mali
M
a i «»i.Ura <!*•«* i>m»npt BttofitMio
climber, nio«t of u» have, unknown to
F o r tia n d K io t o S u p p ly C o
14N T hird H t r w t
r O H T I.A N O , ORB. oureelvee, covered a dlatance equal
to tha full circuit of the earth, or a
climb to tbo highest mountain peaks
In the world
More than that, we
have arcotnpllched a task still more
colossal Without having had occasion
to eiplora the unknown regions be­
neath the crust of the earth, we have
deareuded as far as the depths of the
moet unfathomable abysees, even as
far as the vary center of tha earth.—
dlrand Magaslne.
I t Is a safe m e d ic in e in a n y o o n d itio n o f th e eyatens.
T H E O N E R E M E D Y w h ic h eo n ta in e n o a lc o h o l
an d no in ju rio u s h a b it-fo rm in g dru g s an d w h ic h
cre a te s n o c ra v in g fo r such stim u la n ts .
M
T H E O N E R E M E D Y so g o od th a t its m a k e rs
a r e n o t a fra id to p r in t its e v e ry in g re d ie n t on
e a c h o u tsid e b o ttle - w r a p p e r an d a tte s t to the
WE BUY OLD GOLD
tru th fu ln e s s o f th e
p
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 M o rris e a S t., P e rtle a d . O r r t e a .
Tw o -y»er courses fo r teachers, readers and public speakers.
Graduates a fte r eom pletine
tw o years of po«t-er«duste w ork, rrs n te d professional diplomas. Continuous clauses from V to
1 o'<-!<»-k, (Ive days per weak. In dividu al lessons w ith e ith e r the principal ce the assteten s.
afternoons and evenings.
EM M A W. GILLESPIE. Principal.
Plant Feigns Death.
In South America there to a plant
— a specie* of mimosa— which feigns
deeth for the purpose, naturalists
think, of preventing grass-eating ani­
mals from eating it. In Ita natural i
state It to bright green, but as soon
as It 1s touched It cqllapses Into a
tangle of apparently dead brown stems.
Y. M. C. A. EXPANDS.
B O Y N TO N FURNACES
M imi
•ountwnivul am i rfTactlva fur house
and m I mmj I haaline
J. C. B A Y iR FURNACE CO.
front and Markat St».
Portland. O r.
HF.Nl> F O R C A T A L O G U E .
_________________ _ _ ________________ /
o r a tk a sofsrt s a d m o ri ra lla b la m ih a it lc . a d
» v e tra i c le a a s rr. T b s b e ll r r m r d y f a r T w p id
L i . a r . Rtltouaneaa an d » le k H e a d a rb e .
A l D r n n t a t a * a r b y M a il , 1 » C o a ti
B u a I t a a M K A L Co.
F u » i L A *u . u a a o u n
A
L
I --------
l'u t y lo th » C b lld ra n .
• Chlld/Vn aro travaiar» newly arri »ad
fa a attenga country; w * »houli ih ara
foro maka eonsclescs not to mlslsad
tbam -Ix w b e
“ Sain S lo a n ”
Going Up Aloft.
A woman nine feet In height has felt
obliged to consult a specialist In dis­
eases of tha heart. Can you picture
that specialist, with stethoscope In
hand, going up a stepladder?—Cleve­
land Plain Dealer.
A G o o d C ig a r
C o s ts Y o u 5 c
W o rth
M o re
ALLEN & LEWIS
D ish-¡but«.?«,; P o rtla n d , O r .
GREINER’S CHIROPRACTIC
HEALTH HOME
A h*4»l»b( iwwiy
iili*» » o ( ’hIroprurll«a
a.lj.totH,»nio a i U * he«lihv Imd •» hr
th * (*u n* (if JI p MOF f l p k h l ' M (in tint«»; no
Mt»oi>*'hr
M l ins ana ill»» In« 4ir*'««*4 * »•
• M l I A m I lr. T r a liiM n«r*»a.
ALL H I I A U I PIRMANINTLT 11 MOV I I
IT OVR MITHW1
f
Limitations of the Brain.
..
"You cannot educate or draw out of
any brain more than nature baa al­
ready put Into It. Some day, perhaps,
we ehall try to adapt our education to
possibilities.'’— Ane'nt» France.
Not of Much Account.
A man who can't stand prosperity
Isn't likely to bear up very well under
adversity.
S t if f e n s Ü^aíí
R«•*r*rs from AppmAirltto, Hmaekltl». <’••»
C a ta r rrh.
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Hr-ialina, or au.» nffcar til«
a r * n » tl* 4 tn « r it a ««• w * oho« you how to
rala» io a r v ii a l ll ) am t b*ap w all
( W r it e to ­
day
l o u r e ar» w ill bo q u te h *r l
MATUSA ■ . M U N II, S. I», SuPfMRnaMNT
n m WhliBMI Art HUI
P M I LAIS, M l M M
ST. M A R Y ’ S
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A N I» c o m i c L
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t l i g g l W I « M W 3 n M .T W d B Ï! IB IT Îin
NAMIA OF JlS U i ANO MARY Ge««fo.
(
Cturin. Muste. A rt. Kim utiua ani Coegur-
REDUCED RATES
ctaJ PfffSS- Jb«M«ef « ta 0 < r * * * • • » . Rffthta M o ra iata
laMfUohtal T r» ain g W r iir far Aanoaarvmani. Addirsa
Af am ’» Z U t a t , A»t/««s4
trtTKK tvntioa. tl.
on all Iinaa on account
ASTORIA
CENTENNIAL
PAGEANT
SEN D FOR
FREE
F IR S T L E S S O N S
Aak your ticket a r e n t fa r
fu ll dctaila
A UG . 1 0 to SEPT. 9
COME TO PORTLAND AND BE CURED IN FIVE DAY8
VARICOSE VEINS, HERNIA, BLOOD POISON
N o aercro opnratlono, m any raaaa porm aunntly enred in one
treatm en t
M oat tliita -a a v ln f, moat natural, most aafa. A
radical and perm anent care. I g lr a m r word and w ill «Ito
nu to other m edical authorising th a t tu la la a fact. I am car-
Unly prepared to euro by experience and oqnlpm ent. w hich
are tha knviitnnaa to auoccaa.
1 have th e b rat equipped
m edical office on tha Cnaat. I w ill e lve |5<H) to any ch a rity aa
guarantee th a t a r a r y statem ent In th ia announcem ent la true.
I in v ito you to oume to m y office. 1 w ill exp lain to you m y
tre atm en t for Variooao Veina, H e rn ia, Nervous D e b ility .
Stood l ’olaon, Piles, F istu la, Bladder, K id n e y, Proatatic and
all Men a A ilm e n ts and give you F R K K a physical stam in a*
tion; if neceaaary a mtcroacopical and chem ical analysis of
get retious. to determ ine ‘/ O thologlcal and bacteriological enu
dltiona. I v e r y man should take advantage of th is oppor-
tu n lty to learn th e ir tru e oondition.
ichat
you i u>*nt.
pAnfyou
- M y . . w . ritte
WNTUM_____j
. n guarantee m eant a cure or
ure certain ailm
wo p ay. I guarantee to cure
allm ents
anta or refund every
e
‘ a! 1
dollar you nave paid. My aervleeaooat yon nnthlnjr unless
c u re y o n r Varicose Veins, H e rn ia, Piles, F latnla, Blood P o l­
oon, or any ailm ent 1 guarantee to oure. Term s are reasonable
and no more than you are able and w illin g m pay fo r benefits.
Of nee hears— f A. M. te I P. M.
laaAayi. 16 A. M. te 1 K M.
t
A vtnnanmi Ourt it
A normnnont Cura it what I givt.
hHMtltt
A. G . f t m t t h M . D .
I am the only iprciallat In Portland who
doeg am advertise a Ictitioue name or
photograph.
I pabliah my true photograph, correct
name and permana I ly rondan my olftce.
M ” FIR HOOD rOISBN 1 um Piofeeeer Ihrlich s ', wonderful M* 41». |
ery, "ft06" In catce of BporlAc Blood Potion lin rt.ln o a » treat- I
M . T b l. sew rtmr<r I
mt and le the |retie« marvel of medical adente.
tenw p a a g a p
i
som e u n d e r o a th .
I t is sold by medicine dealers every w h e re , end »try dealer who hasn't it eon
get it. D o n 't take a substitute of unknown composition to r this medicine OP
in o w n coM rosrrioN.
N o counterfeit is as good as the genuine sod the druggist
who says something else is “ Just ss good as D r . P ierce’s” is either m istaken
o r is trying to deceive you fo r his ow n selfish benefit. Such a man is not to he
trusted, l i e is trifling w ith your most priceless possession— your h e a lt h -
may be your life itself. .Vre /Aef yon get wkuf yen as! /or.
ATENTS 1 G,VE ÏOU
Naw Booklet Just Out Can Be Hae
for tha Asking.
The Portland Young Men'» Chrla
tian AsMoclatlnn Is about to enter
upon a new era In Ita work, In ex
tending the advantage of Ita «dues
llunul
department to the eutlrr
stale.
W hile a great majority (»1
the 1(00 students enrolled In night
and day claasea are resident» ol
Portland, yet a large and Increasing
number are now enrolling from town»
and c III ch out side of Portland.
The different course» offered In
elude a full Commercial course
comprising Shorthand, Hookkeeping
aud relate^ subject»; a college pre
paralory courge, a graded course In
elementary subject» for buys and
vocational couraeg such aa plumbing
carpentry, »heat metal, bricklaying
electrical work, automobile repall
and driving
Many »indent» trained
In these classes are now occupying
Important positions In the buslneas
houses of Portland.
An attraetlve booklet entitled "Ac
tlvltlea" has Just been Issued by th<
association and contain« a statement
of all Educational Courses Tha Kd-.i
catlonal Director r i l l mall thia book
let to all person» wno desire It.
Claasea for day achool open Sep
tember f>th, night classes Septemhei
26th.
From present Indications an
unusually large registration la antlcl
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pated.
Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription
WO charmingly simple dress»»
are shown here, both suitable for
cotton or soft woolen materials.
The first has a panel of trimming,
eltber braiding or broderle Anglais«,
aocordtng to material used; the foot
of skirt la
trimmed to
match.
Th« yoke of the Magyar bodice
la
of
finely
tucked
material
edged
with
a shaped plec«
of
trimming, tba material being gathered
to this, and shaped plastron la ar­
ranged beneath; the belt Is of trim ­
ming. ao are the eleeve bande. Hat
of straw edged with a frill of lace and
trimmed with rose« and foliage.
Materials required: Five yards 46
Inches wide. If braided material forma
T
FOR THE TIME
OF SORROW
proper Wey te Extend Condolence«
to One'« Friends Who
Are In Grief.
There are persons who never take
notice of another a sorrow.
They
wait until the bereaved on» la met.
Bometlme. thia attitude le from
fear of Intrusion, again It la from
fear of not saying the right thing,
too often It to from procrastination.
W hatever tha reason It to a mistake.
There are aome few who dislike out­
side sympathy In sorrow, the major­
ity are hurt If It la not given
They
never quite feel the same toward the
friend who they think was neglectful
of their trouble.
The vlaltlng curd with B
words
of sympathy to sufficient, save among
close friend»
A married woman In­
closes the card of her husband.
Never make a note of condolence
»tilted. It should express you, and
not ba an essay on grief. Also be
brief. A few sincere sentences count
more than page» of rambling plati­
tudes.
I t to customary to send the note to
the member of the fam ily you know
beat. Including the others tn your ex
presalons of sympathy.
I t to customary now to hava en­
graved forma of acknowledgment on
black-edged carda.
These are sent
out In the name of the head of the
family, and are sent to all who of­
fered sympathy. They can be had tn
a few day» on a rush order.
There are many who think such a
card too formal, and In any case In­
timate friends should have personal
notes. Flower» always require a note
In the first person from some member
of the fam ily, or In caae the note to
written by a friend It should Bay:
"Mrs. Blank haa asked me to thank
you for the flower»,” etc.
When one to a Catholic, with these
acknowledgments sre sometimes In­
closed small, black edged engraved
carda asking for prayers for ths de­
ceased. Occasionally a small portrait
of the deceased to used on the Inner
fold of the card, with the date of
death beneath.
trimming, four yards. If not, 2% yards
broderle AnglaJse 18 Inches wide, U
used.
The second costume la In tblstla
mauve cashmere; It has the skirt
trimmed down sides with panels of
cbene silk edged with narrow satin
bands. The over bodice I t entirely of
the cashmere, edged with satin, while
chene silk la used for the under-ellp.
which la finished off at neck and el­
bows by narrow lace frills. A belt of Made Sale by Lydia L Pinkham’s
satin encircles the walaL
Hat of
thlstla mauve straw, trimmed with Vegetable Compound.
black wings.
G raniteville, V t — " I was .
Materials required:
Four yards through the Change of L ife and suffer«
cashmere (4 Inches wide, one yard ---------- ---------------- I f r o m nervousness
aatln. 2(4 yards silk 22 Inches wide.
lan d other annoying
1 symptoms, ana I
lean tru ly say th at
1 Lydia E. P inkham ’s
ONE-PIECE BLOUSE.
¡ V e g e t a b l e Com-
1pound has proved
worth mountains of
Id to me, as i t
stored my health
nd s t r e n g t h . I
¡never forget to tell
[my friends what
L yd ia E. P lnkham T
Vegetable Compcuna has done fo r me
during this tryin g period. Complete
restoration to health means so much
to me that fo r t ' > sake of other suffer­
ing women 1 am w illin g to make my
h
trouble public so you may publish
this letter.” — M rs . C h a s . B j A K C L A Y .
U .F .D ., G raniteville, V t .
N o other medicine fo r woman’s ills
has received such wide-spread and un­
qualified endorsement. N o other med­
icine we know o f has such a record
o f cures as has L yd ia E . I ’inkham ’s
Vegetable Compound.
F o r more than 30 years i t has been
curing woman’s ills such as inflam m a­
tion, ulceration, fibroid tumors, irreg­
ularities, periodic pains and nervous
prostration, and it is unequalled for
carrying women safely through the
period of change of lire.
LIFE
Drives away Flies, Mosquitoes and Gnats.
It protects horses and cattle from attack»
of insects, enabling them to feed and
sleep in peace. It prevents loss of weight
and atrength from worry caused by
attacks of insects, and from the irritation
of their bites and stings. There to a
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
on leas feed and cows yield more and
better m ilk when relieved from the frenzy
incited by constantly fighting a swarm
of voracious, insatiable insects.
Four sizes, ajc, 50c, 75c and Ji.xs.
Ask yonr merchant for it.
H o y t C h e m ic a l C o . Portland, Oregon
R e lig io n In Dally Life.
Your daily duties are part of your
religious Ilfs, Just as much as your
levotiona.— Beecher.
.G o l d e n I
W
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s
t
. COFFEEL i l
T E A 3RICES
aAKINO POWDER I
» EXTRACTS
JUST RIGHT
c u s s n a t
SOWrtAWB. '
Mrs. P in k b a m , a t Lynn, Mass^
Invites all sick w om en to w rite
her for ad vice. H er ad vice is free»
anti alw ays belpfuL
This to a one-piece blouse, quite
simple but rather novel In style. It to
finely tucked at the upper part, tha
tucks being quite short on the shoul­
A T o n ic , A lte ra tiv e a n d Resolvent. The
ders, and getting longer toward* center best rem ed y fo r K idne ys, L iv e r an d Bowels.
E rad icates P im ples. E ru p tio n s an d Disorders
of fro n t A piece of wide Insertion or
o f th e S k in .
P u rifies th e Blood en d r iv e s
passementerie to taken round blouse T o n e , S U c n g tb s a d V ig o r to th e s a b re tystcas.
under arms, also trims sleeves, which
are finished off by narrow material
Conquer Sslf-Dlstrust.
frills to match the neck.
Hat of straw, trimmed with a tulle . Belf-dlstrust to the cause of most of
our failures. In the assurance of
ruche.
In Q u a r t » . L a r g e s t in V a r ls t p .
Materials required: One and one- strength there is strength, and they V ines«
They m r»l e ve n requirem ent fo r < lesulnx so d
half yard 44 Inches wide, 1(4 yard are the weakest, however strong, who pollsbiiis »hw « o f a il kinds sad co lo rs
hav« no faith in themselves or their
trimming.
powers.— Bovee.
Tailored Suits.
Good Advies.
In tailored suit skirts fullness has
Rub elbows with the least of the
been Introduced through plaited aeo-
tlons, set Into rather close fitting world’s people, if you wosld quicken
skirts as broken panels and also your brain and soften your hsart.—
through the uae of plaited panels over­ Exchange.
hanging In tunic form.
In tha former style to an Interesting
aktrt model which has as a back panel
two deep, closely plaited flouncee,
which divide their width to form the
Novelty Wraps.
Many novelty wrap» of voile, chif­ skirt length, with the exception of a
fon and marquisette are being shown few Inches, which are taken by the
by the large department stores, says shallow hip yoke.
Of similar type to another skirt with
the Dry Qoods Economist These are
usually left unllned and look partlcu- the plaited flounces on either aide of
uarly attractive over evening or tin the flat canter panel. Both of these
gerie gowns. Some of these are made models were much admired. These
like the fashionably cut coat, .vlth designs offer an accepted solution
peasant sleeves, pointed collars, large of a gradual break away from the In­
revere, etc. Others are cape-wraps conveniently close fitting skirt still
which oan be readily slipped on or off. shown by many Paris housea
These coats ere shown In black,
Tha Fabric Gloves.
cerise, purple, Holland blue, Empire
Chamois finished lisle are coming
green and other fashionable colorings.
Into popularity.
The fine suede Itole to the kind of
Neckband Again.
Tha mode of the low-necked dress glove which, having made friend*
and the collnrleaa frock haa called out keeps them.
The allk glove la cool, but makes
the black velvet neckband once more.
This band to about an Inch In width. the band look larger.
The cotton glove does not wear
When lest worn this was merely a
band, fastening In back or front un­ very well.
Several pairs should be possessed to
der a buckle or pretty pin. Now.
however, it to fastened In the back In admit of frequent washing.
The washable glove, which to not al­
the manner of 30 or 40 years ago.
with tha long ends hanging down the lowed to get very dirty, wears ths
longest
hack.
Does N o t
Color H air
A y e r’s H a ir V igor, as now
made from o ur new improved
form ula, does not stain o r color
the h air even to the slightest
degree. G ra y hair, white hair,
blonde h air is n o t m a d e a
shade d arker. But it certainly
d o es s to p f a llin g hair. N o
question about that.
Pott not changt the color of the hair.
F o rm u la w ith
uers
« m M
b o tti»
•M ow It to y o u r
doctor
Ash Mlm «bout f t.
th en do as ho says
oslUvelv ccntslns O lL
Blscks snd Pollakss
• snd child ren's boot» snd shoes, s h in e s
sn t r a b b i n s , « c - "Fren ch uloss,” 10«,
M > Y com btostlon f o f clasnlna and polishing
ids o f rw o e t o r ts n »hoes, 15c. "S ts r" «la», ion.
U K W I 1 I T B niske« d irty c a n v a s shors
i and w h i t e . In liq u id fo rm e o lt esn ba
l I v aud » n n llv applied. A .ponze In »very
ge, so alw ays r e a d y fo r u«s. Tw o «lees, IS
our dealer does not keep the kind yon w a n t,
hr hl« stlilrcM snd th« pries In «tamps foe
• li e pack sue.
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H IT T E M O R B BROS. & C O .,
a ilh a n v
S t.. C n m b r ld g e , SAnaa,
rWIRAI-GOHOL
TOBACCO
Habita P ob HI t «!» Cured,
ö n 1 y author! «oJ Kool gJ
I
« Il 1 i ¿ i l g luin
, ut,i¿a,rs¿¿ y ^ y
L n a.
M in n in , n
11
I P O R T L A N l3 ,O R E G O N ,
Indeed, we believe it will stop every esse
of falling hair unless there is some very
unusual complication, something greatly
No. S l-T I
» N U
affecting the general haaltb. Then you
should consult your physician Also ask I - n T H H N w r itin g to a d ra r
him about the new Ayer’s H air Vigor.
I W
m ä n tie n th is paper.
H » M a « « ky «hs d. a Aysv O»., lo w sll. Mass.— >