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J- VAUM TWO, i.aiijY i:ht oiuouonian, i'ioNiiiicn), )Hi:i()N, tihwh.w, 8i:i"n.Miu:u 20, iooh. EIGHT PAGES. CORRECT . , M , !' (1 J ,t. '(.. H.in JihrJ Suit of f.Mi''S (Vrf, Ptii'tJ $55.00 and by Ladies' Fall Suits Coats as Shown The Peoples Warehouse Eastern Oregon's Leading Store. 4f Aft- w Mm '7 'I W ..v fVx. Alan ruiW ,Sut. v' , wS CW.'x-, i'Vx.4 -S, J V ---'xV x - , $40.00 1? v -'iV ' ' ' .7 km ' . . ' : ft i, - P s 'ill - vl t -i4n . 1 s!) " Ul if rlf :l 1 vi )c res' . ! No. SJ5 Aan Tailored Suit of English Tweed Covert Cloth, Priced at $55.00 1 . : : 5 I j t .Va -an Tci'.ored Chiffon Br&zJ Cloth in b'ech only. Priced at $33.00 The Excellence of the Styles, the High Quality of the Ma teriel, the Superior Work manship as shown in these Garments, makes this Store the best of its class in the Northwest. y 5 1 m $35.00 ADDISON BtHHETT A SURGICAL IKS OF FPU OPERATION lltltK.ON IHItKi.MOK )V 1 111 1 k jation ruonvcr. Siiko of ItltliWlvlll.' KIsciiwix Oi-IkIh iiiuI llmiin-lor of 1'iuIim IXlvos lino AiU'lciil 1 1 hi 1 ii-y llv llio A 1I( Wiih lUilon nn of llt'ii Diivls ViiiU'ty Oxlllii Mi!i Ws IUhI In I'liMpraij tsl VaWix Kvc's Nrw 11 rccldlro (;on. AildlHon IlfiiiU'tt of IrrlBiin, cJltor oC tlu' lrrlKiitur, and known im "Tin Siikp of Uabliltvlllt'," "liink his pen in liiiml" hat wi'i-k nml jirodiu-oil the lollnwlMK illMiiissloii nf fruit, ri'rtd at tin district fair tills ufti-rnunn: Wln-n tlu t'rcalor tindi'rtocik the jH of inakliiir tlu oartli and st'ttliiK us up In tiuxliux.4, and inakiili; all of 1 in iii'i'i'M-iary apparatus to mart u. M'li'S I'lRht. ho did not, you ivnu-m-li r, do tin- task all In out.' day. In Ihi' history of tlu I'lvjition, as laid down In Cn'iii'sis, ho first brouKht forth tin oarth. thon llht and dark noss, and on tho sooond day the hoav ns wrro fixed In plaoo. And on tlu third day, before the sun, moon and stars were set In the firmament, before the creation of man or the animals, he said, as set forth In the eleventh verse of Oojie sis. "Let the earth bring forth grass, the lurb yielding seed, and the fruit live yielding fruit after his kind, whoo sved is in Itself, upon the tvrth; and it was so." llotive we find that before man was ereated fruit was provided foi ! his sustenance and maintenance; and j w hen a few days later Adam and Kve were started on their Journey of life, j I: was in a garden, or more properly speaking what we would oall an or j c.tiard. in which they were placej; lati.l the fruit was already there for 1 their nourishment. Hence fruit ante-dates nun: It pre- ceded the beasts of the field, the f.wls a'M birds of th air. and thf 'Hiiro animal creation? ' !ut did you ever undertake to do- j tine fruit? Suppose some one shoul 1 Tf horn a fl!W finn thillOT that ft woman dreads more than another it Is a surgical operation. We can state without fear of a contradiction that there are hun dreds, yes, thousands, of operations performed upon women in our hos pitals which are entirely unneces lary and many have been avoided by LYDIA E. PINKHAIVTS VEGETABLE COMPOUND For proof of this statement read the following letters. Mrs. Barbara 15nne, of Kingman, Kansas, writes to Mrs, Pinkham: " For eight years I auffcrcd from the most severe form of female troubles and was told that an operation was my only hope of recovery. I wrote Mrs. Pinkham for advice, and took Lydia E. Tinkham's Vegetable Compound, and It has saved my life and made me a well woman." Mrs. Arthur R. House, of Church Road, Moorestown. N. writes : 'I feel it. is my duty to let people know what Lydia E. Tinkham's Vege table Comp'tind has done for me. I suffered from female troubles, and last March my physician decided that an operation wan 'necessary. My huband objected, anil urired me to try Lydia E. l'iukhnm's Vegetable Compound, and to-day 1 am well and strong." FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. For thirty vt-ars Lydia K. link ham's Vegetable Compound, made from roots ami nerDs nas neen me m 1 . i 1 1 I C A ' L V - . . - y i standard remedy for female llw. 1 anH h.in.vitivplvruredthousandsof ::.k you to S;ve a definition of th, , who have troubled with : swer? I.Hk til tho ltk. Suppose we g to the lioti.:..iry. Most of us U! there meet with irt.it '.irpr!so. for we h.ul a-! ilea fr.:it had a f :u .1 definition w.'th the ' xiC'r.phere. l.i'.'.y;;-. with our ;.le.is u; -on the subject. H.'.vever. I was mistaken, but tU n t t .ke your t.rne t s tnt. d'. t r.'.s. ii : th .!.ci."4 r our':f aid learn that i- .tr fru:t. as ti: as wheat.! c r i.vs a f i " Ti an! txar.s. I then "j w ;.; fail to 'au .-h:'.! :'. who rvfus.-1 the fn;or,s il-'.n.Vi he r,i,'r a:e fvuit He was , nht. o:iio:is are also fru.!. .is much o the (-each, gr.ipe jr. I cherry. I'ut now consider a moment what im'.: has do".e for nar.k::i t. W.-.j tht' w 'r'.d w.is s.'ar. v a for:r!hl ' 1 v 1:'' t.i-'re w.'.s t" "jKe 'ver ".' ; : ,;.::. "i i x'd--i or rATh-r 1 :. .Tc.ir.l the t.i: ..;r , ; - Yj r--.1,. . r- .i v." : ,'. J j;'j the . .-r f.:: c' f :'.".h tvc!.t vtati.u. N. - . ' 'fi r j Tt" . .' i". ".'C icnlnniprirs-inflnrnmation. ulcera tion, tibniid tumors irn:,-ularities, peril xiio jui!. nr.i backitche. Mrs. i'i:kliam invlts all sick woti;n to wrlto lirr for ailvlre. Sh has !'uiil'l tluiisanli to l:c;.:tli. Ailiin-ss. Lynn, Ma.v. . u: L. : 1 the woo l.-n.-l ar. 1 do it. S .e :.ui the rai , h jast thv s-irae ii tho w "i;t n h.ivf rv-r s.rf-. A-k " m irn J m in. ! nt ak l:i th-s i rres.'H. e ..f n.. wit, vj; getn:m "'-i- i In the tarn, "r ov.-r a t.;tl- of r.-'.sr-a:'Uer. lu I- Ihf li? Or r-.id the st..ry of th- h.u-'a-'l who .i"k- l h. ?a:her , sh -u.d S. th hj'-r.i or Tr.r ! I e-:-.tVn:n . H I,:-- it a. 'J-- srje ..r a l- ".'.p. . tr. rr - I f S h : . 5 the -urj man to c d n t the a".; hitch up two hors,' t wai-ti. I'll in l'lO chickens, an I .:.r: u:. At f u h house h ca:n to ho A t ak whether the man or wont an was boss If the woman .i N. th, y wire to g.-t a chicken; if the in iri was bos th.-y wt nle a hore. The young man traveled of day, and ilv! t hn - ..icl .i'wn t. tie w is a break in the pr Adam, we and SI chickens h, id -ne tc . an a;-pie. com- orchard, nut ' tics. of ji houses. Thf n is a rither a man. i sm ill man. ri'.fnr s p'.inte I w it!i ' mfi, ant man I i look a: hu was there. ' li- l.ii'iii no oniph.itie. " I ar the ,tppa ap- i this im -'i. and don't you f he a; pie trees S. the Xounis man sa; l ". ,c ttuit. some'U i; a horse; w hi. h one t the cad.llln fix-""' the f !law v. n e'.i. I t!n San . tho team a few time- f .!. 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