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Hood’s A Tflbate. * Sarsaparilla Cures all blood diseases and builds up the whole system. There is no “just as good” medicine. Get it today and begin taking it at once. ”Tg E H. Harriman's obituary do tic«»." said a New York cl’-rgyinan. "due prominence wa E't given to bis fondness for little children. That chil dren were also fond of him was proved by a remark my littie daughter made last month. “'Mr. Harriman is dead, my dear.' I said to her. "Her eyes filled with tears, and she said, with a gulp: “ 'Oh, papa, how happy the angels will be!'" In u ual I quid form < r chocolated tab- et- ca led baraetabs. 100 I)o-ei fl FREE! HARP-GUITAR! FREE! A new an J woiu’wrtu! musical instrument. Which is a comb nat < n of the ffrand Italian harp and guitar. It !' as a beautiful tune and ia positively the ea> ot instrument to pho ever made. V\ «- tr..<•*. > i at your own home. As an advertisement ue ait GOING TO GIVE AWAY «nail« anil Vlugs. CASTOR IA Aaiuraa rruareraioB. For Iufanta and Children. Mrs. McCall—How about your »er rant girl? The last time I saw you you complained about her being so Bears the very slow Mrs. Hiram Offen—Oh, •has pro Signature of gressing Mr». McCall—Indeed? A Modern Instance. Mrs. Hi i am Offen—Yea, she's get The mighty Casey had struck out ting slower and slower. — Catholic "I had to do it or spoil the poem," Standard and Times he explained. Years afterward, tiowever, when ho E BURTON - Amajer »«4 Chemi«, •aw how the elocutionists had over H OWARD ville, Colorado. H [,«<.■ i me a priuaa: Gold. Silver. Lead, SI. Gold, Silver, 75c. Gold. BOc: Zinc worked it, h. bitterly regretted the or Copper, SI Mailing envelopes and full price list Ent on application. Control ar.d Umpire work oo- act The Kind You Hava Always Bought Ditwd. Keierence; Carbonate National llanfc. Raises the dough and complies with ail pure food laws. r CRES cm CRESCENT MFC. CO. Makers of MAPLEINZ fbetter than Maple;. THE SAFE WAY Does Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company ’s Headache NEW FAST TRAINS “My father has been a sufferer from sick headache for the last twenty-fivevearsand never found any relief until he began taking your Cascareis Since he has begun taking Cascareis he has never had the headache. They have entirely cured him. Cascarets do what you recommend them to do. I will give you the privilege ; of using his name.”—E. M. Dickson, 1120 Rcsiner St., W. Indianapolis, Ind Oregon-Washington Limited Portland to Chicago Chicago-Portland Special Chicago. St. Louis. Etc. Soo-Spokane-Portland Plca.ant. Palatable. Potent. Taste Good. Do Good. Never Sicken.’Weaken or Gripe. 10c,25c, 50c. Never sold in bulk The gen uine tablet stamped C C. Guaranteed to cure or jour money back. 82» ‘Train de Luxe" to St. Paul Latest equipment, Pullman, Tourist and Dining Cars, electric lighted and up-to-date. Block Baby Smiles— When He Takes Signal System Portland to Chicago. For literature, rates, reserva- tions, etc., call on or write to any O. R. & N. agent, or to Sometimes. Youthful Customer (at book store)— What does "Bridg« Whist for Begin ners" cost? Somber Salesman—It will probably cost you your entire wad.—Chicago Tribune. To travel East is via the j WM. M c M urray General Passenger Agent Portland, Oregon m BIST tXPERI MODFRN DENTISTRY I , At Prices that Defy Competition IEEÍH WITMOUÌ PLATES A SPECIALTY CURE TOR So pleasant that he likes it—and contains no opi- atee. There is nothing like it for .Bronchitis, Asthma and all troubles “f the throat and lungs. A Standard Remedy for half a century. All Druggist», 25 Cents H ■ I g NOTHING EQUALS CHICAGO PAINLESS DtNTISTS 3231, Washington SI.. Cor. Si»th Established 15 years. Here to WATERPROOF OILED "GARMENTS THEY LOOK WELL-WEAR WELL AND WILL NOT LEAK LONC COATS-♦322 >312 SUITS *3— soio cvtnrwHepc cat / uoc fw A.J. T owe » C o . boston . u.iA. T ower C anadian C o , umitto - T oronto , can . iv new. 'And now. children." said the teach- addressing tne question to the clast in anatomy at -1 physiology, “can you tell me what milk Is?” 'Eight cents « qun-rt'” shouta* the rhlldren, in unuon—C?'eago Tribune Stops Hair Falling A LEADER WATER SYSTEM IN YOUR HOME Ayer’s Hair Vigor, new im proved formula, will certainly stop falling of the hair. Indeed, we believe it will aiu aysdo this unless there is some disturb ance of the general health. Then,a constitutional medicine may be necessary. Consult your physician about this. Meat« an unfa'line w#-»ff supply it means that vou will have the m<k«t practi cal lkime’itic vtater mi ph system now in usv No elevated ank. no frozen pipes in winter, no <t:»znau w ter in summer no water supply troubles ol any sort Tank plateii in baa» mrnt out of sight and way. made of piesused steel, will not rust anti will last h t'etime You wi.l l»e n’ea^ed with the LEADER ay-tern of furni.hi-'ir Duine.tie Water Supf v A k ur mir <*Ata <>true .ml free booklet H w ¡ So.ied Mr W. er upplr Problem not chanrr the cnlor of the hair. formula w«»h each Dottle Show it to your doe', or Aek him r.bout It, then do ae ho say LEWIS & ST AVER CO. The reason whv Ayer's Hair Vigor stop» falling hair is because it first destroys the germs which cause this trouble. After this is done, nature soon brings about a full recovery, restoring the hair and scalp to a perfectly heiithy condition PorHard, Ore. Spokane. Wash. Eo se. Idaho. — V*d. by lu.i, C, Aye: c»., Low«!!, I sion seat, from much the same posi tion a driver would occupy with his team. It is particularly an orchard tractor, having low, wide wheels, narrow tread, short wheel base and short turn ing raidius. A special feature is that the tractor may be driven from the seat of the ordinary wheel plow or harrow, enabling one man to drive and operate the levers of this plow and cultivator with perfect ease and con venience. It is a one man machine, light in weight, with all control levers conveniently arranged. To obtain the greatest efficiency the front wheels are made the traction wheels; also the steering wheels. In the rear are smaller plain wheels, close together, with flanges to hold against side slipping, used simply as trailers, to which the plow, cultivator, harrow or farm Wagon is hitched the same as though coupled to the small wheels used on the rear of the ordi nary tongue when plowing with a team. The power plant is built In a stiff steel frame, mounted rigidly to the main axle, and is composed of a two cylinder opposed engine of standard make, rated at twenty-four horse power. Thump, tn Plata. FOR OUT DOOR WORK IN THE WETTEST WEATHER PAINLESS EXTRACTION 8ILVER FILI.INGS 5Oc up GOLD FILLINGS »1.00 up 22K GOLD CROWN »5.00 GOOD RUBBER PLATE »5.00 THE BEST RUBBER PLATES $8.00 WHALEBONE Pl ATES »10.00 Out-of-town patients can obtain perfect work and save money by calling at our office. NO STUDENTS NO GAS N > COCAINE All work guaranteed for ten years Na Mur. Walkln*. What the inventor says will be a great boon to small farmers, as the invention. It is claimed, will do the work of six horses, Is in use in Can fornfa, but ft can be adapted to any locality. It is a gasoline tractor and is a help in plowing, harrowing and harvesting. It will keep running as long as it is fed gasoline. BREAKS A COLD IN A DAY. Built with a two cylinder motor, the tractor has plenty of power. It And Cures Any Cough That Is Curable has two speeds, forward and reverse, Noted Physician's Formula. and Is easily operated from an exten- This prescription it one of the very best known to science. The ingredients can be gotten from any good druggist, or he will get them from his wholesale house. “Mix half pint of good whiskey with two ounces of glycerine and add one half ounce Concentrated pine compound. The bottle is to be well shaken each time and used in doses of a teaspoonfu) to a tablespoonful every four hours. y ” > The Concentrated pine is a special pine product and comes only in half ounce bottles, each enclosed in an air tight case, but be sure it is labeled * ‘Concentrated. ’ ’ THE HORSELESS CULTIVATOR. Thumps in pigs is caused by a sur plus of fat and a lack of exercise. The thumping Is due to violent beating of the heart, causing shaking movement of the sides and flanks of the animal. Often It Is so violent that the whole body trembles and shakes with the movements. In aggravated cases the pig is weak and uncertain in his walk, and lies down most of the time. Before death the nose, ears and other parts of the body become red and pur ple with congested blood, due to weak circulation. Advanced cases of the thumps are difficult to cure. When first symptoms are noticed reduce the bedding if there is much In their sleeping quarters; reduce the feed and compel the pig to exercise In the open air. Fresh air will purify the blood and exercise will promote circulation. When pigs be come fat and lazy they will lie in bed a great part of the time, often com pletely covered with bedding, so that they breathe Impure air and dust. This poisons the blood and reduces the vitality In general, which, with compression of the heart with surplus fat. causes the malady. In the spring or summer when pas ture is good It is well to change pas ture of hogs afflicted with the thumps so that they will be Induced to take more exercise and eat green food. Re- dtrce heavy feeding and keep the bowels of the anima) loose by doses of castor oil. A little turpentine the slop or drinking water is said be good. Cbeck-Reln on Horse«. When a horse stumbles he is far (ess likely to go down when his head is left free. In England, where they are far ahead of us in everything pe- taining to horses, the check-rein has been abolished, the last surrender be ing that of-the artillery and commis sariat trains cf the British army, the change having been made by Sir George Bourgoyne. the late comman der in-ohlef. and he testifies to the ben efleial results attending it. A V aloable Cow. Grace Fayne II.'s Homestead a Hol- stein-Freslan cow, valued at 18,000. died recently at the Harvey A. Moyer Farm, just north of Syracuse, N. Y„ from pneumonia. The animal was heav ily insured and held the world's but ter record of 35.55 pounds of butter In one week and the thirty-day record of 134.18 pounds. She broke a former record of 35.22 pounds for a week. One sf her calves sold recently^for fZdho A woman gardener wrote to State Zoologist H A. Surface at Harrisburg, Pa., asking for instructions how to overcome the snails In her garden. Prof. Surface replied: “Snails and slugs, although very great and seri ous garden jiests, especially where the gardens are damp and the vegetation rank, can be prevented by the use of an impassable barrier of powdery sub stance around the beds of plants to be protected. Soot Is excellent for this, although dry ashes will serve the purpose, and air-slaked lime will be found very good. Also, you can kill them by dusting them with some freshly slaked lime mixed yith paris green, using about thirty parts of the lime to one part of the paris green, which is dusted abundantly over their bodies. Also dusting their food plants with flour and paris green will de stroy them. Another method is to poi son some leaves of plants of which they are particularly fond, and put thi^where the snails will find and eat them and be destroyed. Another meth od is to place boards loosely on the ground, as traps, and In the morning examine them and pick out and gath er the snails and brush them Into a vessel containing salt, which will kill them. If the ground is dry and crack ed pour salt water into the cracks and thus destroy them. The barriers mentioned above should be kept dry, or renewed every Xime after a rain. Keep the vegetation around the gar den mowed low, or keep the ground cultivated, so that these pests will not find suitable places where they can multiply.” Newest Pont hole A uirer. An invention that will be found use ful by fence-makers and farmers gen- erally, is the post-hole auger designed by a Michigan man. This implement digs a narrow, fence or other post hole and digs It quickly. In appear ance the auger resembles a clean hole, just the right diameter for a huge auger of the ordinary carpen- ter's kit. It is pressed down into the earth, the jaws taking in the amount of dirt a post would replace, and then withdrawn, bringing up the dirt Just as a dredger would. Indeed, the Implement works much like a dredging machine. The advantage of auger Is in the small, clean hole it makes. Without It a post hole must be dug with a spade and the smallest spade not only makes a hole too big, but one that necessarily slants from the rim to the bottom and must be filled again. It is easy to under stand that a post will stand much more firmly in a hole that does not have to be filled in. Selecting Seed one of our S12.50 Harp Guitars to each of the first ten persons n each cv u> u ______ _ ite _ nu Mind U« r name addrew __ and whom th, narp ia lor. Si» • ni i be la* tUW »F t the hu lucky ’ 11. • L » r few ...... down RIGHT NOW and drop r. 'I<1 us a M >*nra! card 1* and one . of MARP-GUIF R MEG. CO.. 428 lumber tvchance Building. Portland. Qre. And if you really ascended that “Miss Pi im is very particular about awful mountain why did you leave no having everything appropriate, She visible trace?” ■’The footprint left by the astral even carries this idea into her exclft» body is not a tangible thing,” respond mations.” “She does?" ed the explorer.with a dignity almost “At least, I suppose so. The other frigid.—Philadelphia Ledger. day I told her that Mi s Petty, et The Sep«ratIon. whom she has a very poor opinion. “I understand that she is separated had offered to make me some caramel from her husband.” for the fair, and what do you think “Yes.” she said?” "Oh. tell me all aVout it. What did “What?" •be do?” “Oh. fudee'” "Nothing. He died." If You Have Common Sore Eyes, if lines UJur or run together, vou nerd PETTIT’S EYE SALVE. 25c. All druggists or Howard Bros., Buffalo, N. Y. New Idea in Portland, Or., )ec. 10, 1909. The ruling market quotations in Portland today are as follows: Dressed Turkeys, per pound, ............................... 20 to 22fC Live Chickens, per pound. 14c Dressed Chickens, per pound. ................................... 15 to 16c Dressed Hogs, per pound 9C Dressed Veal, up to 130 ibs., per pound.......................... 11C Large Veal less. We have 22 markets. We can use any amount of produce. We want tons and tons of poultry before Christmas. Let every thing be of good, fat quality. We never charge commission on anything. Ship anything you have any day in the week. Ad dress all shipments to the ainless Dentistry Out of town people can have their plate and bridge work fin« ished in oua day if ncres-Fary. We will giv« yoe • g»od 22k gold or porceh]« crown for Molar Crowns 22k Bridge Teeth Goid Filling! Enamel Fillings Silver Fillings Inlay Filling! Good Rubber Plates 5.00 Best Red 7.50 CH. W. *. WUt, hnm unMuu<u ber !2 vum MtMunca < n portlino Painless Extr'don «.50 v \VC«?K GUARANTEED FOR 15 YEARS Painless Extraction 1- tv«» vt hen plates or bridge work is ordered. Connultation FrtM», You cannot get bet tea painl« ns work done any v here All work fully guare untrvd. Modem electric equipment. Hoot method*» 111 à J Wise Dental Co. FalLIKU Uvil.n'NO rv«. iniBi a V'- i : t- PORTLAND, OREGON (HTICE B0UK.): b A. M. to b 2. M. Siuatayt. • to L No. 51—0» P N U FRANK I. SMITH MEAT CO. “lighting the Bret Trust” PORTIAND, OREGON HEN writing to advertiser« please mention this paper. DISTEMPER and Catarrhal fever Sure cure and positive preventive, no matter how horses at any ag< are infected or "exposed." Lqu.d. Riven on the tongue; acts on the B ood ai d Glands, expels the poi onous germs from the body. Cures Dis temper in D ors and Sheep and Cholera in Poultry. Largrest aellinff live ■tocc remedy. Cures La Grippe amor ? human being» and is a fine Kid ney remedy. 50c and $1 a bottle: $5and |10a dozen. Cut this out. Keep it. Show to your druggist, who will get It for you. Free Booklet, "DU- temper, Cau es and Cures.” Special agents wanted. GOSHEN, IND., U. S. A. SPOHN MEDICAL CO., & Í Su-LÜ-ii T he L arpest M anufacturer of M en ' s F ine S hoes in the W orld Corn. In gathering the corn crop, It Is well to look out for next year's seed, Next to good soil and good cultivation, is good seed. Do not place too much con fidence in abnormal individual «ears, lect good ears train rows which ppo- duce a large yield. And when seed- Ing time comes next year, do not rely too much on the character of the seed. With well-prepared soil and thorough culture, a large crop of corn can oe grown from almost any kind of seed, which will germinate, but good seed will increase the yield, and will fully repay the trouble and cost of Obtain ing it. Wedding;«. News comes from Vienna of a new Idea at weddings—the wearing of a wreath of roses by the mother of the bride. Upon arriving home after the ceremony the bride's mother removes her hat and puts on a half circle ot roses, composed of buds with silver petals and foliage. I Lu« Wear W. L. Douglas comfortable, easy-walking shoes. They are made upon honor, of the best leath ers, by the most skilled workmen, in all the latest fashlftns. Shoes In every ttyle and shape to suit men r'»'■. In all walks of life. If I could take you Into my large factories at Brockton, Mass., and •d show you how carefully W. L. Doug las shoes are made, you would then understand why they hold their shape, fit better, wear longer and are of greater value than any other make. CAUTION.—See that W L. Dong! is nans- and the retail price is « ani|>i'd on the bottom. Take No Subletilute. A I iff I Wherex ¿you live, W- ; f ¿j your reach. If your dea Mail Order Catalog* n ; j IM .n. Homemade Feed Caller. Here is a feed cutter which anyone can make from a little cheap lumber. The knife, a. Is a common broad ax. which most farm ers have. Put a handle in, as shown, and build a frame of 2x2-inch hard wood and inch boards. The end of the handle is fas tOR CUTTING KIKAG tened to the stand- ard at b with a piece of strap iron. Another piece of strap iron, c, acts as a guard and keeps the ax close to the edge of the box.—Farm and Home. Eighteen bens that were fed milk last winter laid more eggs than 100 fed on cut bone and meat. A flock might just as well roost in trees as in a house full of cracks and holes, which chills the birds in »pots and poduces bad colds. Some people are willing to pay an extra price for eggs on one color. Many people get a cent or more a doz en for sorting their hen fruit accord- Ing to size and color. Take no chances by having too many chickens together in one flock, If you see they are getting to be crowded in their winter quarter», make thrift and health a certainty by dividing them up, or selling some of them. You may have an Idea that poultry can hunt their own grit. You are wrong. Grit 1» as essential aa feed Get a grit box, fill It with crushed rock and oyater-ehell, and bang It the «all where dirt will not scratched Into It.—Farm Jouraal. From Arctic to Tropics in Ten Minutes No oil heater has a higher efficien cy or greater heating power than the PERFECTION Oil Heater (Equipped with Smokeless Devic«) With it you can go from the cold of the Arctic to the w armth of tho Tropics in 10 minutes. The new Automatic prevents smoking. Removed in an instant for cleaning. Solid bra*-- f< nt holds 4 quart« of oil—«ufi ■ i nt lo i\ < ut a glowing heat "l il ira - wick carrier—damper top Iiaró . ml indicatoli Heater beautifully finished hi nickel or Japan m a xa.iitj oi style». Every Dealer Everywhere. If Not At Your«, Write for Descriptive Circular to the Neatest Agency oft« for 9 hour— STANDARD OIL COMPANY i Incorporated i IS
