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GOLD H ILL N EW S, JACKSON C O UNTY, OREGON Oregon & California Directory r - Oat«/ Anurnai Dnuftnnul Du nun Calltpi Stud lo> Catalog Coroll Today NORTHWESTERN n D Q 3 c K o / o f lo n u iia z e \H ruhx,nUMttiB.A.4Ct •nl »»»»♦»»«♦♦a#♦*«»«#«*»#<»<. a h»it»ul, fV«rn SELIG BROS., San Francisco C o n s ta n c e T a lm a d g e 5ati StorX TH E CHILDREN W b r > lo o o U T o J U .r o S tu dy of Mo laic The study of the mysterious plant disease called mosaic, from the mottled character o f the Infects I leaves, may be greatly enhanced by the use of the ultramk-roscope de signed by J. K. Barnard, the famous English mlcroscopIsL It was he who. w ith Doctor (lye, claims to have Iso lated the germ of cancer through the use of this Instrument. SHE WENT FROM BIDTO WORSE D ow n to 9 8 Pounds — Fin*Il, Restored to H ealth by Lydin L Pink ham ’s V egetab le Compound und I f they’re naughty they seem to be very quickly forgiven and they're __________ I ’ ricoo to c u lt y o u r p u ro < smiled at almost at all llmea. “T hey’re K /^A C TK LK , cackle,” auid young Miss Not That She K n ew O f hugged and loved und imide great pet» lieu, " I feel aorry for children Henry Jackson left owing his land SAN FRANCISCO Cleveland, Ohio.— “A fter having my of und everyone thinks they're so when they become a vermin an«.'1 lady several months' room rent. She — — — — I|fjr . t baby, 1 logt sweet and pretty and dear and lov "W hy i o r Inquired lied Top, the complained to Judge Wlckersharn of weight, no m atter SB7 UUa Street, at Jtrnee able. rooster, “pray tell me why so, young what I did. Then a Harrisburg, * a. “Did he leave any of O U T B ID « BO O M . I ’ K IV A T K H A T H M .00 "Then they become a little older. If doctor told me I Idas lien. Cock-a-doodlv-do, It would Ids personal belongings when he went would he better If they're hud they’re scolded good und ho Interesting to know why you felt a w a y? ' the Judge asked. “No, n< I had another baby, hard. They're not thought nearly so •orry for children.” didn't leave a thing,” tfje landlady an which I did. B ut I • A N r W A N C IB C O 'B N E W F I N ! M O T E L cunning, and they're uot thought near "W hen they become a certain age," swered. “ Did he lenve a- tItlous- got worse, wag al Ovxvv roan w ith bxth a t xhuox, H w v . M M ly so sweet, nor so lovuhle, nor so laid young Miaa lieu. ly?" the Judge continued. “S o sir. J i-IM at .U M , Uaraaa oaat duua ways sickly and dear, nor are they smiled ut ulinoal at "W ell, then, when thoy become a your honor,” replied the complqlnant went down to 88 all times. certain age," lied Top repeated. "I'd pounds. M y neigh “he didn't even leave t h a t ”— Coppers "Houietlmes It Is suld they have I.O W M Iw SU JIN IM . TS XD I1 „ M O I tYMOOl bor told me about like to know why you feel aorry for Weekly. Mrml fo r IJta m tu ra Lydia E. Plnkhain’s reached the awkward age. 1 do not them at auch a time or why you have O R IQ O M IN B T IT U T K O F TE C H N O LO G Y ------------------ ¡V e g e t a b le Com- know what age It Is or Just when It If • M . IL ▲. H id « . FurtLM id, Oregon fell sorry for them, or why you will N o m a t te r how c a re fu l y o u ere, you r ays- L und, as It helped her very much, so comes hut It la the age between be feel aorry for them—I f you aro going torn noo.ls a la x a tiv e occaaionally, W r ig h t ’s tried IL A fte r taking four bottles, I In d ia n V rg e ta b lo P ills h e lp n a tu re s o n llr . HOTEL WILTSHIRE, Sin Francisco to keep on feeling aorry for them. ing u little child uud a big hoy or girl. weigh 116 pounds. I t has Just done but surely. J1J P . a r l a t . it. T . A d v. M t sum * to n m near I ttl.ui Kuu»»» Hutu»» cut “I t comes ut different limes, or ut di M M J i «nager wonders for me and I can do my house “And then, too. I'd he interested In I I A HUY HOT r ì LU l -------- e rmoioe « K i t b«ifc. p ». u » t >u>s >w »■ ¡o e o a e ie • in g le (RAO «outia at work now w ithout one bit o f trouble.’’ different ages, not always at the sum« » ¿ , Jtald hearing what ago children must reach a r t r«M>ma w lt b b a t t i, ( |3UU l u t t at in g le , p u t doubla B arber Shop Circus Area* fa« ta a«. Abu. «M. 1 Annera 4n; Hu »dar 11 UU — Mss. M. R itas ingeb , 10004 Nelson lime w ith everyone. 1 do not know In order to huve you feel aorry for Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. Tony Surg has Invented a ha rite r whether children ure thankful und K A R N B IO M O N I Y them. I f some good fairy should appear, shop fur children who fear the shears •“ to h», per cen t p aid w hile pleuaed tliut I huve so much sympathy "Ito you Stippow, they aro thankful and offer to grant your heart's desire, "" • " v " lo a ru ln g . l'<MlUon aaourad Constance lalm adga In “V e-us of and clippers. H e call» It a circus for them ut such times or not, hut I and pleuaed that you feel aorry for Lacturwa w aakljr. IB cu ll.» a a . W r ite tor r a t a l » . w hat would you choose? W ealth? Venice," her Isteet and gayest motion barber shop and has Installed several have at any rule. And the reason for Happiness? M or a a l. c rarttawd. o lleo ee picture. In which she plays the role In various large cities. " H O J L U E t R n JM Ewaatda llr Ora The shop Is It Is this. Yes, this Is the reason why Health? That's the best gift. Health of a young gondola bandit. Among built like a circus te n t is riches th a t gold cannot buy and Instead of 1 so thoroughly understand, and I M a a lor all rare, naw and other things she steals the heart of chairs, there are Ufe-sized lions, tigers, surely health la cause enough for know how they feel when they're not Antonio Moreno, her leading man. In bears, etc., for the kids to sit upon. happiness. admired us they have been und I W rite or cadL Lydia E. Plnkham ’a Vegetable Com this production. Here she le dolled L IT T L K A U T O P A R T S C O . Directly In front o f them • is a know how It makes them feel only F O 1 O o ialeit O etw A v e . I a n F r a n c is « « pound may be the good fairy who up In her beautiful ^borrowed" finery. marionette show which runs for six more aw kw ard. Yon see when I was offers you better health. minutes. In the waiting room are a little chick 1 was a dear, plump, M o to rc ycle & Supply Co. C KH XJO O O C K i OOOOQOCKIODOOCOCOO fu rry , cunning little thing. peep-shows, depicting fairy tale«. He T h ir d A T a y lo r S t* . • P o r tla n d , O r a . B — ■ ------------------ - Every city man looks forw ard to H a r la r Ila r i,la o n A gam a. N ew nod g u a ra n * should next turn bis attention to den the time when he w ill have his own “1 hud soft yellow down and 1 was ---------------- - |.BcUir. •rr*l --- u.w.1 -—.------ swilorryalsa. T o n e to aule tists’ offices.— The Outlook. really quite sw eet I realise It now equipped abop Is cou uerU ou . Addraa Itopt U. garden and raise his own chickens. that It has gone from me. Then I be fo r ali cara, naw and oooooo came older. I couldu t help IL It was u«dMl W Insala. H tuia, By LEO NARD A . B A R R E TI not my fa u lt And 1 grew. My shape * o e a a a o r ia a . ate. W r lla or ralL wus uwkwurd and I moved awkwurdly. P A C IF IC A U T O W R IC K IN G C O . •ro a d w a y aad riandare a t, r a n ta a » . Oro. I f 1 bumped Into any thing or run In a silly way 1 wus culled allly, but If I ONEWAY OF SOLVING PROBLEMS hud done the same thing as a little chick I would huve been thought a ARGE sums o f money and energy poor, dear, frightened little chicken. are yearly spent In the study of “And as I became older I became problems In the field of mechanics more sad more uwkwurd and more finance and social life. Problems and more I realised that people which might he called economic In thought of me us being a pretty unat their nature. The most Important tractive hen. problem, however. Is not mechanical, hut personal, not flnunclal, hut human "Then I heard some people talking It Is one thing to study the crime * POPULAR PRICE HOTEL about some children who hud grown wave and Institute ways of controlling OF DISTINCTION from huhyhood Into boyhood and girl It ; It Is quite another thing to ascer hood. They auid these children hud ■sis StrooL botwson llxtk and Ssvsetk tain the cause of the crime. Prob beeu so cunning when they hud been Phono Fsbor »840 lems are not solved when we have little but that now they were ut the Unless you see the “ Bayer Cross” on tablets you are "I W in Answer All Your Questions,’* aw kw ard age. LO S A N G E L E S set the mechanical machinery In or Said Young Miss Hen. der. Peace Is possible only when the ‘And I've seen so much of It since not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe desire for war has been exterminated, — unappreciated children because 700 R O O M S them at that age? Are they In need of by millions and prescribed by physicians for 25 years. when the passions have been elim they're not little und cunning, and It's 800 rooms without bath ___ 11.80 sympathy then?” a w room, with private toilet ¿2.00 inated. One o f the nnwt serious prob the Mime way w ith hens I The very “Well," said young Miss Hen, “1 will 2UU rooms w ith private Lath U W lems Is thnt of poverty. Poverty same way. Ah, It la u great shame! answer all your questions. First of breeds discontent and aodal disorder. "lien » are awkward, too, before they Good Garage Facilities all I feel sorry for children when they W hatever may be Its cause the rem become older, settled bens. They un reach a certain age because I under edy certainly does not lie wholly In derstand how cblldreu feel. Ab yes, stand them. In other words I have a the effort to relieve IL Giving to young hens are sympathetic. They fellow feeling for them.” . Accept only ''Bayer” package community chests, necessary as It Is. know what It Is like to lose their dear “I don't see," said lted Top, “how a E veryd a y Behavior which contains proven directions. may not be the most efficient method little chick ways und looks and to tie young hen can have a fellow feeling Nurse—Ito you think that la Handy “ Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets of solving the problem. It w ill bring thought ao much less attractive and for a lot of children." prpper wily to act? ----- — Also bottles of 24 and 100— Druggists. much needed relief, but the problem not loved In the sume Indulgent, af "1 mean,” said young Miss Hen. A x r lr in 11 th e tra d e m e rk o f B a r e r Ifa n a fa c tu r e o f IfoooaeeUeeetdeoter o f S x U c ji.c x d d Dorothy— Oh, If a all right for the Is a human one and must be met nnd fectionate way." middle of the week.— Loa Angele. "that 1 understand how they feel be conquered on that basis. “ N o w I understand,'' said Hed Top. To R evive H ouse Plant cause L too, have had the saute feel Times. On H ard W ork As with this p-oblem so with many "and I don't wonder you have a 'fel ing« When a house p la n t especially a The man who lias the best time dup others. We endeavor to solve them low feeling,’ as you call It, fo r chil " U t ile children aro always so much A ala s la doaa o f D r. P r a r r 'a - P e a d (H im " Ing his Idle hours Is the man wh« by offering of our gold, when the real fern. Is dying, pour a tnblespoonful or dren.” la enough to ai|>e| W o rm » o r T ap ew o rm . admired. They are thought to cunning worked the hardest during his work W h y not try It T >71 P e a rl St.. N . T . A d v. remedy lies in offering our thoughts, castor oil around the roots. This w ill tOoayrtaht! make the plant look green and fresh Ing hours. H ard work Is a wonderful Idenls, the opportunities of new In a short time. A nenr-thoughtless innn Is one who thing.— Atchison Globe. chances. The removal of the cause tbit ks only of himself. of dlsense Is the only cure for our Ills, the attempt to cure the symp Self-Interest hus shuttered many a toms 1« of little avail. Poverty Is a nmn's lofty Idenls, symptom. It Is a result and not a cause. The solving o f the problem By J ean N ewton lies In the removal of the cause, which By V iola Brother« Shore may be Ignorance, lack o f opportuni Quick relief from pain. ties. lack of “something" which must Prevent shoe pressure. FOR T H E GOOSE— be ascertained and remedied. The “ D R Y ” W INE A l a l Jnt and that « most valuable contribution which any Or Your M oney Backs T hat’s the Plan on W hich Em erald O il Is L O T T A women'd like to keep r p V E N In these prohibition dnyw It person can mnke toward the solution their llgures while they're young Sold by A ll G ood Druggists. L-< cun hardly be said that alcoholic of any of the problems which sorely and still huve grnndchlldren for their beveriigea are taboo as far as con vex ns Is our thonght first snd otjr old uge. This wonderful preparation now from excessive foot perspiration ara versation Is concerned I And so we gold second. E lla Wheeler Wilcox known all over America as Moone's instantly killed. are all fam ilia r with the reference to w rote: Emerald O il Is so efficient In the A hypocrite hna got a long face for Be p atient; don’t expect a single certain wines as "dry wines." treatm ent of inflam m atory foot hottie to do it all at once but one the neighbors and a different one for " I g a v e a b e g g a r fro m m y li t t l e s to re t-Xstlllers w ill tell you that In mak troubles th a t the unbearable sore o f g o ld ; bottle which is fully guaranteed we herself. But a woman with a martyr ing wines the fermentation Is con U a u , hark for M tatth a k m „ I M All l ~ t o ness and pain often stops w ith one know w ill show you beyond all ques H e e p e n t th e s h in in g o re , a n d c a m e complex has got a long fuce even for trolled In accordance with the type of application. a g a in a n d y e t a g a in , tion that you have at last discovered herself. S t i l l c o ld a n d h u n g r y , a a b e f o r e product that Is desired. In some Moone’s Em eraM O il Is safe and the w ay to solid foot comfort. I g a v e a th o u g h t— a n d th ro u g h th a t pleasant to use; It doesn't stain or Keep Stomach and Bowels Right wines It Bs checked at an early stage, Ask your druggist today fo r a 2- t h o u g h t o f m in e . leave a greasy residue. I t Is so ounce original bottle of Moone's I f a woman once lets herself get and the product Is a sweet wine. JlN to « baby the harrnlma, p a rtly H a fo u n d h im s e lf, th e m a n s u p re m e , ▼•«•table. InfenLe end child ren'! rwruletor. pow erfully antiseptic and deodorant eaten up by an emotion, everything Em erald OH. Almost every druggist Wine that Is permitted complete d fv tn e . that all unpleasant odors resulting In the country can supply you. |she sees, hears, thinks or feels Is on'y fermentation, however. Is classified ns F e d , c l o t h e d , a n d c r o w n e d w i t h b l e s a - In g e m a n if o ld : thnt much more food for IL "dry." brings astonish In«, « r a tlf y ing results A -o «nw he been n o m o r e ." C arry Me Back To— C apitol Cam ouflage 1« meh in« baby's atomaeh d l« m t Why the term for a completely fer ( ® . H I T . by W e s te rn N e w s p a p e r U n io n .! “T h a t youngster seems to take a futd end bowel« move ee "W hat do you understand by the mented or sour wine? Let us turn for ----------------O ■ FOR T H E G A N D E R — they should a t teeth In « great Interest In his geography les term 'senatorial co v rtw y ? *” a moment to another flgnratlve use of tim e. Guaranteed fre « sons.” History don't record no single case " I t ’s a time honored Institution,” an the word "dry." our slnng expression fro m Barcode«, opl> "Yes, he's planning to he a popular ' «tea. alcohol and a ll of a man that ever lost his drng with swered Senator Sorghum, "designed “dry w it." M r. Webster defines It as harm fu l ln«redU song w rite r when he grows up.”— M el a woman from bu.vln’ her flower«— to make polite sarcasm tnke the place characterized by a quality that Is "se enta. R a fn a n il bourne Table T alk. even the wrong kind. of pugilism.”— Washington Star. vere. hard, sharp." and gives further M tlafactu ry. significance of “dry" ns "lacking T here’s no excuse for not knowln* sweetness!” When we learn, then, thnt In a dry wine the fermentation the kind o f flowers your girl likes It has eliminated all hut 1 per cent of nln't the sort of thing women Is In the the sugar, the aptness of the term Is habit of ninkln* no particular secret enslly comprehensible I about ( • • * • m ir lorol doolor loko y«»ur mooouro for a HaUofaoUMi U u a r M t a d ^ A L L -W O O L b U IT . HOTEL MENTONE HOTEL ROOSEVELT SC H O O L FO R M EN Start Now------------- Auto Parts ¡ s JS wk T 'U W' I For Meditation Auto Parts £ HOTEL L CECIL SAY “ BAYER ASPIRIN” and INSIST! 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A t v o u r d e a le r or son. il originates from n bird, a sort of a pelican cnlled a boohy. This bird Is a very submissive animal. It allows Itself to be attacked by other birds and without resistance gives the tlsh or food which It has caught for Itself Hence the submissive nnd spiritless fellow Is mitly cnlled a boohy— Anna S. Turnqnlst. CARBUNCLES varboll draws out the core _and gives quick relief CARBOIL (© . t i l ? , by W extern New spaper U n io n .) I IA Y - O I n a u N rR n tp c d t o e lv o I n - t a n t a n d a b N n liito r . l l . f to a n y C N N n o f H A T F B V K I I o r ” >«in»y r e fn n ita d . P r ic e »1. T IIB L ightness and Light 11A T -O CO., flun aanre, W yo g iln e , W. N. U„ PORTLAND, NO. 30-1927 by M cClur« New spaper Syndicate You can't Judge too much by appear ances. Lantern Jawed people deal least In light conversation. Ma Buzz gets i t in the neck " It used to be nbout wealth of Irene, “they were bean -and not her when people spoke hair," says Iroilleni referrli g to a girl's bather.” (C o p y r la h t.) U T spray clears your h o m e o f m osquitoes and flies. It also kills bed bugs, roaches, ants, and their eggs. Fatal to insects but harmless to m ankind. W ill n o t stain. G et Flit today. F --------- o --------- - C om pass and N orth Star The point of the compass needle points to the north magnetic pole which Is many hundred tulles from the geographical pole. It points north because of magnetic attraction. The north or pole star merely happens to be In the same general direction. It has no direct influence upon the com pass. D E S TR O Y S Flies M osquitoes M oths Ants Bed Bugs Roaches » w— a— «M M. (■.«.) •M tilit 1
