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ter th* health op t^ie JiJsh Aeople. hoe
undertaken the editorial work
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monthly inagazlne, which gftl bo Tw
rued by the Women a National Dealt«
Association.
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REFORESTATION IS EASY
FARMERS, COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Smith wantx your fat tuAeya, chickens, duckfl and other poultry for
We Thankflgivir.g tradt
Dre-sei turkey« and geese and ducks should
•jRTive betw. vn Novemlier 19th and November 22d. Ship to Smith. On
KiAcmiier loth we are paying as follows. The prices on turkeys may
fluctuate, but
expect all other quotations to hold good indennituiy.
Ship immediately.
A Heeslsb Plaint.
The learned writer« lor the preai
Are very, very ^o<id
Observation« of a Practical Timber«
At proving how we urate on drees
man Clearly Set Forth.
Or furbeloMM or food.
(By J. S Young, Inman I'oulseu Log E
writer new who niukee hie bow
With other sages vies
gmg Co., Kelso, Wash.)
The Tiiubermau: As the question of To show unhupp) mortals how
They may econotnUc
conserving our present forests and re­
foresting our logged off lands is now They tell us of the thrifty French,
find just deaeri lied the iucredible rich­
Who all excesses shun.
commanding
so much attention, a few
es of the ragion. Some one protested,
But I’m not anxious to retrench;
observations
from
one
who
has
given
•nd he defended himself, saps a writer
It isn't any fnu.
the subject considerable thought may I'm weary of tills endless song;
In the Outlook, with a paradox : -
Ygu save commission when you ship to Smith. He does not charr«
uot be out of place.
commission on anything. Prompt returns. Address all shipments to the
I wish some seer w ise
“The truth Is •<> wonderful that It
People who are dealing with statistics Would show us how to get along
takes a whopper to express It!”
And not economize.
FRANK L. SMITH MEAT CO.
and theories tell us that our forests will
Worthless people are terribly catlike
—Louisville Courier-JournaK
-ri,htin, Ih.
TrwV
Pontond. Or*...
be practically exhausted in fifty years,
tn always lauding on their feet.
at the present rate of cutting; aud as
Tact.
the rate of consumption will undoubt­
T »m sorry to have to tell you 80
wend«|unrter. ror tne Jute*.
edly increase, it would seem that our boys.” »aid the pleasant looking visltoi
TOLD OF LORD STRATHCOMA.
Once upon a time a child who wai
only hope of a supply for future gener­ who was addressing tile Sunday school
naked upon an examination paper tt
"but there 1» not one chance in a thou­
ations
is in growing more trees.
Ulastrntlon
of
the
Canadian
High
define a mountain range replied, “A
sand that any one of you ever will b<
One of the most common of blood dis­ large sized cook stove.” The sum«
The question of conserving and pro President of the United States.”
Couimlsaioner's Sense ut Hemor.
eases, is much aggravated by the sudden method of reasoning seems to go with
Lord Strathcona, the Canadian testing our forests and raising another
Still he failed to secure their undi­
changes of weather at this time of older growth. A recent examination high commissioner in London, has hu­ crop of timber to Jake the place of the
vided attention.
year. Begin treatment at once with
one
we
are
now
cutting
and
destroying
"But if you live up to your opportu­
llood’s Sarsaparilla, which effects rad- paper at the Sheffield Scientific Schoo’ mor of what Scotchmen call the pawky is purely an economic one, and not gov
nities," he went on, eyeing them keen­
lual and permanent cures. This great at Yale contained the question, “ What variety. Four or five months ago an erued ' by
academic
theories.
I'
'
.
'
'
.
Hence,
we
Is the office of the gastric juice?' ’ And
lied icine has received
old man called at the offices of the Do­ will conserve and protect our present ly. "some bright boy in tills audlenc«
the answer on one paper said,
"Th*
minion of Canada and asked to see forests, plant and raise a uew crop of may become a great baseball pitchei
stomach."—Cleveland Leader.
40,366 Testimonials
Lord Strathcona, Bayigg that he was trees on our logged off lands just as or the world's champion batsman.”
Instantly every boy sat up straight
in two years, which prove its wonderful
the
cabman who drove young Donald soon as we find out that it pays to
Hnndlcup of Uad Itouila.
• nd began to listen. I’hicago Tribune
efficacy in purifying and enriching the
do
so.
ari Smith down to the docks and hie ship
"Don't you realize that
you
blood. Best for all blood diseases.
The writer remembers doing a lot of
financially handicapped by bad roads?" when years ago he left Caledonia to
“Fighting the Beef Trust.”
the
tn usual liquid form or chocolated tablets
hard work, in early life, along with Frauk L. Smith Co.’s ad in this See
“
Of
course
we
realize
it,"
answered
paper.
make his fortune in Canada.
known a- Sarsatabs. IU0 doses 11.
many others, destroying our forests that
Farmer Corntossel.
"No automobilisl
Lord Strathcona gave orders that he we might raise grain and garden truck
dares travel fast enough to give us an
Even the Ilona Wnh-h 'Um.
should
be shown in at once, and right to eat and hay for our stock; and why!
Knew of One.
excuse for collectin' a fine.—Washing­
Hank Stubbs liens
layin’
much
pleasantly
the
two
old
men
gossiped
Because
these
things
to
us
had
a
value,
''Suggestion? H'mph! Did you ever ton Star.
tow, Bige?
and
trees
had
none.
We
could
not
eat
of
"Auld
Lang
Syne
”
and
"Bonnie
hear of a real cure effected by 'sugges­
Bige Miller—Skurce any.
He Did.
Scotland.”
Suddenly the cabman them and nobody wanted to buy them.
tion'?"
Hank Stubbs—What's the trouble?
But
mark
the
change
today.
The
trees
Jaffer—But don’t you believe compe­ heaved a portentous sigh. Lord Strath­
“I personally know of one.
I once
Bige Miller Don't hev
time
fur
I
have
a
value;
our
torests
are
at
the
suggested to a young fellow that if he tition is the life of trade?
cona asked its meaning. The cabman
dodgin' tinm peaky autymobiles.—Bos­
present
time
one
of
the
chief
sources
of
Sooner or later It explained.
Pug way—Sure!
didn't want to have a big dog chasing
wealth to the states along the Pacific ton Herald.
him off the premises he'd better quit leads to the formation of a trust, and
He had not been prosperous, but had Coast, and where the conditions for re­
that
’
s
the
way
to
make
money.
Arliaiiv \ <>*•! ler.tl mu,
coming to my house, and it cured him
fallen on evil days. He had to sup­ foresting are so '.avorable, they can be
of the habit."
‘Toil will mis« your son John wher
port two grandsons, and one of them, made a source of wealth for all time to
To the llriKhter.
to his grief, had Just died. He had come. But as approximately only 20 he goes back to school."
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Goin' along
Fighting the Beef Trust.” See the
“Yes.” answered Farmer Corntossel
To
the
brighter
day;
little enough to bury him with and per cent of the standing timber of the
Trank L. Smith Co.’s ad in this paper
country
is
in
the
hands
of
the
govern
“
I
don't know how I'm going to gei
Every storm
next to nothing with which to main
inent and about 80 per cent under pri­ along He has got all the critters or
Has a rainbow's rayl
tain
himself
and
the
other.
Lord
T’lie Professor.
vate ownership, the question of refer
—Atlanta Constitution.
8trathcona passed a five-pound note estatiou presents some serious diflicul the place so used to his college y
The Doctor—Some
creatures,
you
that I don't s'pose anyone else
quickly Into the waiting hand of the ties.
know, are exceedingly sensitive to mu-
Wanted.
drive
'em."
steal sounds,
What is the age of our present for
You may not believe it.
“Johnny, did you have a good vaca­ tearful grandfather.
but it's a well authenticated fact that tion at that little lake resort?”
Now the cabman had Just made his estsf What are the means to be cm
ployed to relorest our logged off lands!
two song sparrows once flew into a
“No, sir.
Maw wouldn’t let me go second call and the high commission-
room where a grand opera singer was swiinmin’, and she made me take a er, not forgetful of his first visit, had What length of time will it take! What
benefits can be derivedf And then
rehearsing an aria, listened a few mo­ cold bath every mornin'."
the veteran driver brought into his the great question, Will it pay!
For Iniauts and Children.
ments. and dropped dead.
private room. Once more the atmos­
To the first question, I would answer:
Probably liiNane.
The Professor—I don’t doubt it.
1
phere of the office became thick with “From 100 to 400 years.” The na
have heard before of killing two birds
"Wlnkley is a good deal of a crank,
Highland reminiscences. Once more, tioual government is at the present time
with one's tone.—Chicago Tribune.
Isn’t he?"
Bears the
"That doesn't half describe him. He’s too, the cabman sighed, and then with gathering the data to answer questions
Signature
of
breaking voice he related how in his two and three.
OWARD E. BURTON
«U<1 ('hemlBt, going around now insisting that if ths
The writer has made some observa
Lend Ville, C o 1 p *- ii <^
f. ,»*« . .ne.. P i . dmi : Gold, postoffice department has to be made old age he had to support his two
H
Biker. Le»d,
.sold. Silver, 75e; Gold. 60c; Zinc
tions regarding the growth of timber,
or
, «1 M iiiling envelo(>eti and ful’ price lint self-sustaining the war and navy de- grandsons, and now both of them were
A i ii st in uh \ old.
which lead him to believe that growing
Ct., on application. Control «”<1 Uinpir** work ao- partments ought to ba run the same
down with typhoid fever. Once more timber will pay. 1 have found trees 135
cited. Kefurcucu: Cur'iouutu Natiouul Bank.
"No mere mortal,” declared the pro
way.”
Lord Strathcona's purse strings were years old 52 inches in diameter on the
fessor in astronomy, “can comprehend
Before 18X0 most English railway loosened and he passed coins Into the stump, that cut over six thousand feet the Immensity of space.”
merchantable lumber. The annual
TAXIDERMIST carriages had only four wheels, and old cabman's hands, who tottered out of
"I think I can,” ventured one of his
growth showed these trees were 24
*
AND TANNER
* weighed ten tons, From 18S0 to 1890 stammering his thanks.
auditors.
inches
on
the
stump
at
40
years
and
at
they had six wheels, and weighed fif-
Now. Lord Strathcona's secretary
“And why you?”
teen or sixteen tons; from 1890 to 1800 had been an auditor of the scene, that time should cut 900 feet of lumber.
FURS BOUGHT
"I have a dally humorous column to
From my observations, extending over
they had eight wheels, and weighed
When the cabman had gone he came several sections of timber, 100 trees 16 fill up."—Louisville Courier-Journal.
F. B FINLEY
twenty-four tons; and since 1900 the
to 18 inches in diameter can be grown
249 Columbia
Portland, Ore. fashion Is twelve wheels for dining forward.
Fine Recipe for Colds.
"I hope,
on each acre in 40 years aud these will
and sleeping cars, and the weight 18
Any druggist can supply 1 these in­
not give him anything. When he saw make 30,000 feet of merchantable him
thirty-five to fortv-two tons.
you some months ago he told you that her; these same trees will cut 75,000 gredients, or he will get them frollì li is
More I n lorm a I ion.
WE TEACH THE BARBER TRADE
of hfs two grandsons one was dead. feet at the end of 125 years. The wholesale house.
“Mix half pint of good whiskey;
Mrs. Chugwater—Josiah, what is 8 Now he says both are down with ty­ question is, What will be the value ot
to both men and women. Expert instruction; di­
plomas granted: clean, modern, up-to-date.
this 30,000 feet of timber grown on an two ounces of glycerine; half ounce of
'•wastika?”
Money earned while learning. Complete courae
phoid fever. It looks, my lord, as If acre in 40 years or the 75,000 feet Concentrated pine compound,
Sb ake
Mr. Chugwater (momentarily at
a
for MU Write for free particulars.
he might be an impostor.”
grown on an acre in 125 years! I will the bottle well each time and use in
loss)—Do you mean to say you don't
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
Lord Strathcona eyed his well- hazard a guess that 30,000 feet of doses of a teaspoonful to s a t a bl espoon-
68 West Washington St. Seattle. Wash. know what a swastika Is? A swastika
is—why, blame it. Swastika is
thf meaning secretary from underneath standing timber will be worth $8 per ful four times a day ” This prescrip-
thousand in 40 years, and that an acre tion is said to work wonders.
name of the Eskimo that helped Cook his bushy brows.
The Concentrated pine is a
i will earn $(>
discover
the
north
pole!—Chicage
"Thank you, thank you. very much, of land planted
per
year
for
pine
product and ionics only
neriod,
not
Tribune.
Mr. Jones,” he purred, "but do you
counting the s.i ■
. ‘ erm be ounce bottles, each enclosed in
know
that
when
I
went
out
to
Canada
taken out and
“Fighting the Beef Trust ” See the
or . ‘oil, posts tight ease, but be sure it 'is
‘‘Concentrated ’’ in order to get the
Frank L. Smith Co.’s ad in this p? er first I was not driven down to the and poles during , »j 1
i.-.
docks in a cab at all, but Just wheeled
I do not think wUttl»-
v use to genuine article.
Expensive Water Power,
my own things to the ship in a wheel which we can puc our
ni allions
FO
I ■■ cf ;!<»$$ till.
the barrow ?”
"Yes,” said the defendant in
rocky, logged off lands t
.. l, 1 yield
"Your milk c osta you 12 cents a
criminal case, "my lawyer certainly
as much wealth, though
i le indi-
made a strong plea for me. He even
A Royal Bndrsnard.
to wait quart and your butter 45 cents a
AT DRUGGISTS.OR TRIAL BOX BY MAIL 50c wept."
me
state pound? Why do you pay such exorbi­
An ancient bodyguard is that of
FROM PLANTEN.83 HENRY3T.BROOKLYN.N.Y
tant prices as that for tillin'.’"
"What w-as his bill?" asked the oth-
i—BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.—
the
honorable
corps
of
gentlemen-at-
“Bless you, I don't. I'm merely add­
er man.
lo
my
mind,
Hie
ph
a,.«
.
x
t
ne
ques
­
ques-
"Well, as nearly as I can figure it arms, in England, which has celebrat­ tion that presents the mote (e.iuus diffi­ ing In what it costs me for ice to kee;
out, lie charred mo about *100 a tear.” ed it* 400th anniversary. The origin­ culties is the problem u. taxation.
I them sweet.”
Raises the dough
al duty of the bodyguard was to stand have no hesitation in
that our
•nd complies with
of
History.
Omissions
In a ring around the King of Eng­ present system of taxation, particularly
•II pure food laws.
Archimedes had just announced that land, should he go out on the battle­ regarding growing tiinoc/, is all wrong.
If he had a lever long enough and a field, and protect him with formidable I do not propose to uiscus9 the matter Children's Coughs c,¿"!.,hí
fulcrum on which to rest it he could
One« Much Unnecessary Suffering
battleaxes. It still has duties when as to whether the timber interests have
move the earth.
paid too much or too little of the taxes
the
King
Is
In
London.
At
levees
in
earth.”
move
the
"If you can’t
in the past or at the present time, bul
shrieked a suffragette, “turn the job St. James’ palace the men are required a system that does not tax the growing
to be in attendance, standing solemn crops of the farmer, the gardener, or
over to us!
We'll do it!”
But the journalists and historians of ly In quaint scarlet coats, and with the fruit grower, and taxes the growing
that day. being men exclusively, mean
white plumed helmets, officially keep- crop of timber over and over, and at a
ly blue penciled that part of the story. Ing clear a passage to the royal pres- rate that will confiscate the entire crop
m BUT miURl TOR (gUGRS
ence. It is their duty also to be prea- in 30 to 35 years, when it takes from
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ent when there Is a court at Bucking­ 40 to 100 years to raise this crop, is cer­
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Makers of MA PLEINE
throats and prevents more serious illness. Children
(better than Maple).
over 100 years ago; sales increase ham palace and when the King opens tainly open to valid objection. As a
like it too so pleasant to take and doe« not upset
yearly; wonderful remedy; cured mil­ Parliament.
substitute for our present system of
the stomach.
lions weak eyes.
All druggists or
Their battleaxes date far back to taxing timber, based on values, I would
All Druggists, 25 cents.
Howard Bros., Buffalo. N. Y.
advocate a cutting tax to be paid when
the days of the Spanish Armada. the timber is cut; a portion of this tax
They were actually brought over on to be set aside to bear the expense of
Aa It Seemed.
Spanish galleons, and reforestation by the state; and a por
"That man,” said the court onlooker, the Ill-fated
"will be convicted surely. He's making falling Into the hands of the English tion to pay the expense of protecting
• very poor impression on the witness were given to the King's bodyguard.
our present forests from fire and depre
dation.
stand.”
It Depends.
"That isn't the defendant,”
I shall not attempt in this article to
"How do you pronounce s-t-l-n-g-y??" enter into the details of such a scheme.
lawyer. "He's just one of the alienists
And give yon full value ta
the teacher asked the young gentle­ 1 am told on good authority that rais
undergoing
cross-examination.”—De­
comfort and long wear
man nearest the foot of the class. And ing trees by the state or national gov­
troit Free Press.
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the smart boy stood up and said it ernment pays in European countries. If
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Mar« ta star. |
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Philosophy.
“Advice," said Uncle Eben, “is lum­
pin' like stagin'.
You either gits tt
free till you's tired o' listenin’ or els«
it's so expensive you
can’t
afford
sca'sely any.”—Washington Star.
Worms
"Casesrets are certainly fine. I g«*e a friend
We when the doctor was treating him for cancer
ft the stomach. The neat morning he passed
•our piece« of a tape worm
He then got a boa
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Dauphin Co . Pa I am quite a worker fur Casca.
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tU
A man with curly hair usually
wears his hat on the back part of hla
bead.
Most of those who say they do the
best they know how. don't
The Increased cost of living In In-
dla generally and In Calcutta particu­
larly is severely felt not only by Euro­
peans, but also by Indians, according
to a correspondent of I the London
Dally Mail. House rent In recent years
has trebled, and even quad rupled.
Ten years ago a family of ’ half a dozen
persons could live In fair comfort for
11,000 a year, excluding extras, With
nothing less than $2.500 can they live
In the same way now. This Is recog
nixed by the government, and the sal
arles of subordinate officials have been
revised Domestic servants' wages have
Increased enormously. A good cook
can not be had for less than $200 a
year, whereas half that sum was suflV
clent a decade ago.
No. 47-0®
rIIKN writing to a<lvertlser« please
mention this paper.
i> GREAT
V
FOR
n
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The life-long domicile of an old lady
was situated several feet south of the
dividing line of Virginia and North
Carolina, and when that section of the
country was resurveyed it was discov­
ered that the line ran a few feet south
of the property in question.
They
broke the news to the old lady that
from then on she was to be a resident
of Virginia. "That's food," she ex­
claimed; “I've always heard that North
Carolina was an unhealthy Stat« to
live In.”—Success Magazine.
Special precautions are now taken to
ellmlnnte this source of Injury, and the
disintegrating action of the tin salts
upon the fibers also Is reduced by a
subsequent chemical treatment of the
yarn. Ro the weighted silks of to-day
are stronger than t^elr predecessors of
• few years back.—Chicago Tribuno.
An old woman*« Idea of t proper
Some of hts Satanic majesty’s U ms
tenants go about handing out frg* «8 young man la one who finds - ib great­
est enjoyment In work.
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Spokane, Wash.
Boise, Idaho.
CURE
On Rainy Days
A Fish Brand Slicker
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