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W.L.DOUQLAS Unsatisfying Menu. POULTRY ANI) GAME C m r-< r<m fancy prteaa tur Wild Du,k, •nd uthar imi » In anawm Writ» ua for rash *>ff»r un all binda of irnullry. porli, ate. l’earHon-l’age Co., Portland » Opportunity for ln«t«i»trlr>UM younir man with Mtn« capital t«< buy half lnf*r«u»t in «t> lot« I bl roun* try bua>n»M Writ rataHI»hr<l. <1 hi |?V. im 4) laat war. Owner naadn partnar in help r«v»r A«*I>L NouM f»r money unltaa hustler with It, Can n>altv bark hivwal«x| mmipy In aia month». Writ« >*<•« ill. I’urtland. Or., fw full particular». Machinery bollar-«, aawtnllla. afe. Th« J. E Martin do.. H* let •U PortlatMl. Hand fur Htark I.lat and »rlana. 10 YEARS, 7 ft Ceni. FARM LOAN?) W« l<*n money <»n Eaat^rn and W«^iU»rn Ora- fon iniprovatl farm«. Luana paid off In 20 payment». No rriw*wal r«nimlawl<»n tn nay ev- ary 3 yrara. Wn loan *f4N) tu (tu Tell ua your want« ami «tat« «neurity «lT»rw|. THF HAHIiOt.T WIllION CO. INC. 710-711 lx*wi» Ithltf Portland. Orvgnit V - Veal, Hogs, Poultry It pays b- art tMif prioa hefor# aallln* aleawhnrc, Mrnti< n th»» paper and aond the iuhsm of five pmi(i«'«elvv farmer«; wa will armf you lrw»kk-t_ Maikviing lnatruvO«>na U» Get HlffbeM PrUa*.' F. H MUM Al /. a <’<>. Paid «p ( aplUl 110,000. 141*143 Front Hl»««« Purtlaad, <>rwcwa Cha«k aant by raturn mail. Tonic Alterative CHILDREN What is a “tonic”? A medicine that increases the strength or the tone of the whole system. What is an “alterative”? A medicine that alters or changes un healthy action to healthy action. Name the best “tonic and alterative”? Ayer's Sar saparilla, the only Sarsapa rilla entirely free from alcohol. Ask your doctor about it. RAISING PONIES PAYS WELL Thoroughbred Shetlands Are Always In Demand and Exceptionally Fine Specimens Scarce. <Br R Ililous attacks, tick-headaches, Indiges- on, constipation, dizzy spell« — these re some of the reaulta or an inactive ver. Ask your doctor if be endorsee yer'e Pills In these cases. The dose i small, one pili at bedtime. M~la kg U>a /. 0. 4ltM CO . Cow.11. Maaa NEW PERKINS HOTEL SAVE MIDDLEMAN’S PROFIT of I100 or more by buying your Piano or Player l’inno direct from fu< tcry afore. BI SH A LANE PIANO COMPANY 355 Waahingtun St., Portland, Or. ookkeepi ng B TAUGHT FOR». Play a fas cinating game an-i prepare for advancement. Give your child ren a buainera education. Compare the coat with a *1(H) college courae. Write for Information. GRAPHIC PUB. CO. SOH-312 Abington Bldg., Portland, Ore. NOTE REDI CED RATES Moat Centrally located «r BUSINESS COLLEGE O. WKATIlEKBTONt) We know of no better way for a boy to atari in business than by rais ing Shetland ponies A very ll-bred mare can be bought for 1125 to 1200, the latter figure being for a pure-bred Starting with a mare In foal, a boy should, in the course of five years, find himself tn possession of enough animals to start him on the highway road to success. It is always beat to buy thorough breds for breeding, but if crosses are used with a thoroughbred atalUou one can in tlmo breed up to a very high standard. Shetlands are very easily kept. They require but little gralu and will do very well on rocky bill sides where there la fair pasturage. They need shelter lu bad weather, of course, but an open shed, wind tight on three sides, leaving the south open, will be all that Is necessary. A good wire fence la required to keep them in bounds, as Shetlands are extremely curious and somewhat rest- loss, and will manage to get over, under or through the average farm fence. If bandied from birth, they are very easily brokec and at three years old will be ready to ride or drive. Thor oughbred Shetlands find ready sale at prices ranging from *125 to $200 and exceptionally fine specimens bring even higher prices. WEIGHING GAME IS POPULAR waSHIHOTON ANOTIMTH «T« rosi land . oaaaoN WRITE FOR CATALOG at 1‘lnru l*<ra »n a lived Pvrition New Pastime In France Meeting With Much Favor—Much Skill Re quired of Player. Positions for the Fair Sex. Write about your wants In this line to FINKE BROS. 183 .Madison SU Portland. Oregon Several bank presidents in the smaller loans are «omen. as well al clerks, tellers and caablere. Gov ernment experts frequently are among the fair sex. whose deftness of touch makes their fingers especially effica cious for such work aa that of the dead letter office. A unique game In which the de gree of skill in estimating the weight of a number of balls by bolding them in the hand one at a time constitutes the ability of each player, Is meeting with much favor in France. The ac cessories are the balance device, shown In the Illustration, and two Homely Hint. On the Same Plane. “I wont Into politics,” said the seri ous woman, "so that when national topics come up I can understand what my husband Is talking about.” “And haa your plan succeeded’” “To a certain «tent. It has brought us Into closer mental accord, tor I find that be doesn't nnder—and either” To clean an enameled bath tub wipe It dry and then rub It with a cloth dipped In turpentine and «alt After, ward wash It with clean warm water, and It will InnV live «. «.»«, tub. WOMAN SICK Painless Dentistry TWELVE YEARS b owr peli» »V lobby- tmr «t«4y for y*«r» and wow ant gneras««, an4 <mrw I» th» b«wt paini«*« wnrli io !*• fourni anywhwrt». un mattar how mach yua W« finish plate and bride» work f»»t out- ■>t town patron» In on» Aay If «tmirad. I’ninlr«» attraction fr.-o whan pl atra or I ridio work I» ord»r- •4. CanaUlalt»« Ire«. Melar Cre»M $5.00 Z2kBH4r.Taan4.vO ,'au.n 1 00 tiiwi unint, IOC .50 5.00 rut.« 7.50 Faint««,Citr-tiM .50 BUT METHOD! All work fully «»mranterd for fifteen year«. Wise Dental Co., me. Painless Dentists Mlns Balktint. Third anS Wathtastaa POktlMO. 0WI OmnnSnar,: «4. S.UIf Y SsaSa,«. • bat Get Well and you can very’ easily THE CHINESE DOCTOR Roth the American and the Chinese physicians uso medicines made from plants and herbs. But the Chinese have extended their researches and use Roots, Herbs and Barks that have never been heard of in this country. And with these harmless and non-injur- ioua remedies Dr. C. Gee Wo haa cured hundreds of patients of all sorta of dis ease« and who had previously been tak ing the medicines prescribed by well known American physicians. He has testimonials from patient« all over the northwest as to the fine results he ob tained with the use of these nature remedies. Should you live out of town and wish to begin treatment, send 4 cents in stamps for a consultation blank and circulars. Office open evenings and Sundays. Want* Other Women to Know How She Was Finally Restored to Health. Louisiana, Mo.; —"I think a woman naturally dislikes to make her troubles known to the public, but complete restop ation tohealth means so much to me that I cannot keep from telling mine for the sake of other Buffer ing w<>’»en. “I had been sick about twelve years, and had eleven doc tors. I had drag ging down pains, pains at monthly periods, bilious spells, and wan getting worse all the time. I would hardly get over one spell when I would be sick again. No tongue can tel) what I suffered from cramps, and at times I could hardly walk. The doctors said I might die at one of those times, but I took Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegeta ble Compound and got better right away. Your valuable medicine is worth more than mountains of gold to suffering wo men.”—Mrs. B ertha M uff , 603 N. 4th Street, Louisiana, Mo. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com pound, made f rom native roots and herbs, contains no narcotic or harmful drugs, and to-day holds the record of being the moat euccensful remedy for female ills we know of, and thousands of voluntary testimonials on file in the Pinkham laboratory at Lynn, Moss., seem to prove this fact. If you want special advice write to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (con 11- denttai) Lynn, Mass. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by a womitu autl held lit strict confidence. Teeth for Circular Saw. Every other tooth In a new circular saw for cutting tool steel Is a trifle longer than Its neighbor, the long teoth making the center of the cut and the short ones, which sre thick er, gouging out the sides. PISO S REMEDY Rret Ccwgh Syrup. Twtre Good. Ure In tim». H<»14 by Druggist». al FOR COUCHS AND COLDS “ CONSULTATION FREE The C. Gee Wo Chinese Medicine Co. 1824 First St, Cor. Morrison PORTLAND. OR. ». N. U. No. 43-’lS 1 The young girls who work In the Paris shops have 60 centimes to spend tor their midday meal, and when • charitable society inquired as to bow the money was being spent, the following list was found to em body the average: Fried potatoes or sausage, 10 centimes; bread, 10 cen times; bonbons, 10 centimes; violets or other flowers, 20 centimes. The society no longer bad any cause to wonder why the girls wsre undersized and 111-uourished. Pettits Eve Salve SHOES <3.00 <3.50 <4.00 <4.50 AND <5.00 FOR MEN AND WOMEN So^a wear W. L. Orruulau »¡t.OO, 93. AO 9 »3.00 •heea, toecawee ana aa/r wW/ poa/f/ve/jr eatw« aa/re of araflnary aAeea, aaaao aa f Aa aaaw'a W.L.Douglaa and sella more *3.00,$3.50 & $4-00 ahoea than any other manufacturer in the world- THE STANDARD OF QUALITY FOR OVER 30 YEARS. The workmanship which haa made W. L. Douglaa ahoes famoua the work! over la maintained in every pair. Ask your dealer to «how you W. L- Douglas lateat faahiona for fall and wintar wear, notice the ahort uampt which make tbe foot look amaller, points in • shoe particularly deaired by young men. Also the conseruatiu« tty lit which have made W. L Douglaa ahoea a household word everywhere. If you could viait W. L. Douglaa large factories at Brockton, Maas., and aow for yourself how carefully W. L Douglaa shoos are made, you would then a», doratand why they are warranted to fit better, look batter, hold their ahape and wear longer than any other make for the price. Faat Cator IfHU. RELIEVES TIRED EYES All the Qualifications. Among a large number of amusing letters received by David Beiaaco was tbe following: "Veneered Sir—Wish ing to go on the stage, would like to join your forces. Have been a brick- j layer for five years, but having failed ; In this branch, have decided to take up acting, tbe saute being easier work. ' I am not young, but six feet In my stocking feet. Have studied elocutllon and am fond of late hours.”—Every body’« Magazine. CAUTION. To prot.cl you aoaiaut iaferior «ho.«. W.L Dougla« «tamp, hi, aan»o n th. heO- tom. Look for th. «tamp. Bawara at wlwilt.t... W. L Doualaa ahooa are aoU >a 78 *ww •tor«» and »ho« dealer» everywhere. No matter where you live, they are within yowr reacts. If your dealer cannot aupply you. write direct to fshetory for catalog showing how to ordo* by maU. Sh«»» sant oeory wboro. dahvery charges propaid. W UDougiaa, Brockton. M in inTII D We are in the mill bQrf«Mree. We have been hero DUILiU flir „ year> have never be.-n guilty of »harp practice«.” We make all kinds of in 11 material for the Huuae. the Barn> th,. cfArw fjr Outbuildings of ary kind V. t ship MOITQF’ R \ RX’ » very piece «11 ready to put together. All y ■ I need > a nVUOE, hammer. We even fumi.h the nai.s. screws, hardware and everything else that goes into the building. WHFK W VOTT 1VU VHITI? KF YT I W1V Shake into Tour Shoes Alton's Foot-Eaae. a p-wdar for tha feat It roraa painful, awolton, »marlins, •weallnr faaL Makaa naw aboaa aaay. Sold by all Drugs,«la and Shoe Storae. Don't ax-rapt any aubstitute. Sample FUEK Axldroea A. S. Olmatol. La Roy. N. Y. SHED, You’ll Save Money by Seeing Our Catalogue National Characteristic. A national characteristic of tbe French people Is their habit of family exclusiveness. It Is very rarely that * family divides for a holiday. For one thing, middle-class people In France do not pay visits except to members of their own family, and for another, a Fj-.-nch mother likes to I keep her children under her own eyes as much as possible, both be fore and after marriage. window, dorr and other piece al! fitted wftb hardware of your own selection. The cheap est way to build any thing, by all odds. BEND FOR CATALOGUE TODAY Why pay three or four profit» when you build? He your own carpenter. We furnish free plans, if you like, enabling you to <lo your own buikiing in your spare time. Every NORTHWEST DOOR COMPANY, Portland, Ore REDUCE YOUR LIVING EXPENSES Fat Golden Cereal Foods and rec«nm-'r.d them to your a/-quainV anecs. You get better quality and more for your money. They an» made in your home state from tbe beat Oregon Oats and Wheat. Large package« contain a Handsome Premium aixl all geode are guaranteed. Ask your grocer. Mothara win find Mra Wlnalow'a Bootains Syrup tha b«-at remedy to use *uc their qnUrtrea furlaf i*xe teething period. Cate of Ingratitude. When Lord B------ died a person met an old man who was one of bls most Intimate friends. He was pale, con fused, awe-stricken. Every one was trying to console him, but In vain. "Hit loss.” he exclaimed, "does not af fect me so much as hls horrible In gratitude. Would you believe It? H^| died without leaving me anything in bls will—I, who have dined with him at hls own house three times a week for 30 years!”—Life. Water In blu :ng to adulteration Glass and wa ter malt, liquid blue eoatly. Buy Red Cmaa Ball Blue, makas clothes whiter than snow. Golden Rod Oats. Golden Rod Pancake Flour. Golden Rod Wheat Flakes. Ralston Select Bran. Golden Rod Wheat Nuta. Golden Rod Chick Foo< Silk Umbrellas. He and Another Man. Umbrellas when not tn use shouM A woman who owns a little brown I rowboat, which when not In use 1 b be left open. Never put away whll» tied In a sheltered Cape Ann cove, re damp, and do not allow them t* sponded to a knock at her cottage stand In a dusty place, as this rot« door the other day to find, a very di the silk more than any other cans« minutive boy standing on the thresh When a small hole or cut appears 1» old. "Please, ma’am." lisped he. "can a silk umbrella it may be mende» me an’ another man have the loan of with a piece of black court plaster «• mending tissue. the brown skiff to go a-cod fishin’?” No Differenoa to Her. "I understand your husband Is a candidate for office," said a suffragette out west to her sister In tbe cause. “Ara you going to support him?" "Oh, 1 suppose so," answered the sister, somewhat wearilv, "I’ve been support. Ing him for the past ten years.”—Chi cago Record-He’-nid Don’t buy water for bluing. Liquid blue to al- Ktall water. Buy ited Ouaa Ball blue. th. i that's all blue. Your Hands Experienced? Playing New French Game. sets of balls, all alike In size, vary ing but slightly In weight. In starting the game, the beam of the balance Is locked In place In the same manner as the ordinary weigh ing balance, and each player takes a set of balls and proceeds to place them, one at a time. In the depres sions in the respective pans. The object of each player, is to place the heaviest of the balls in the depres sions farthest from the center of the balance. After the balls are In place, the beam Is released and a hand on top of the balance registers the win ner and the number of points his side outweighs or outbalances that of his competitor. Thus the player who can estimate most accurately the comparative weights of the balls by simply weighing them In hie hands wins the game. WHITTIER’S DOG QUITE WISE Canlns Gave Evidence of Much De light When Visiting Lady Sang Ballad, “Robin Adair.” During one of the last birthday cel ebrations of the poet Whittier he was visited by a celebrated singer. The lady was asked to sing, ar\d. seating herself at the piano she began the beautiful ballad of "Robin Adair.” She had hardly begun before Mr. Whittier’s pet dog camo Into the room and. seating himself by her side, watched her as though fascinated, listening with delight unusual In an animal. When she had finished he came and put hls paw very gently Into her hand and licked her cheek. "Robin takes that as a tribute to himself,” said Mr. Whittier. “He also is Robin Adair?” The dog, hearing hls own name, evidently coneidered that he was the hero of the song From that mo ment, during the lady's visit he was her devoted attendant. He kept by her side while she was Indoors, and when she went away he carried her bag In hie mouth to the gate and watched her departure with every ev idence of distress Naturally. Tommy had been given two new pennies—one for candy and the other for Sunday school. By and by he came tn from play and said: "Mamma, I lost one of my pen nies." “Which one. dear?" she asked. "The Sunday school one," he re plied. A wide girdle at the waist Is the latest fad. so that the top of the skirt will coincide with the bottom, and only an experienced hand will be able to tell which Is the belt Use ind which Is the hem. H 1-a. I REGULATE STIMULATE PURIFY EHE BOWELS THE LIVER ’THEBLOOC *T all druggists Saving Trays. When a japanned tray becomes old and chipped give it two coats of white paint and one of enamel, the bottom as well as tbe top Stand It on the edge to dry after each coat It will be found as good as new, as well as very pretty. The enamel Is easily re newed. TVe want every pipe and cigarette smoker in this country to know how good Duke’s Mixture is. We want you to know that every grain in that big one and a half ounce 5c sack is pure, clean tobacco — a delightful smoke. And you should know, too, that with each sack you now get a book of cigarette papers and A Free Present Coupon A “Tempting Dinner” has no attraction for the person with a weak stomach. These coupons are good for hundreds of valuable pres ents, such as watches, toilet articles, silverware, furni ture, and dozens of other articles suitable for every member of the family. Tou will surely like Duke’s Mixture, made by Liggett Myert at Durham, N. C., and the presents cannot fail to please you and yours. As a special offer, 'S l You have no appetite and what little you do eat distresses you. Try a bottle of gjSB HOSTETTER’S J/ STOMACH BITTERS and notice the improvement in your general health. Your food will taste good and do you good. TOR SAU BY DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS 1 ] I during October and Novem ber only we will send you oar new illustrated catalog of presents FREE. Just send us your name and address on a postal. rf Cau&oii f. .-M O.kr'i STixture may »» . I aito. -rd ttnh t.igt /. m HORSE ’/ SHOE. J. T.. TINSLEY'S NATURAL I LEAF, GRANGER TWIST, .v-hmr f from FOUR ROSES (lOc-tin doubla 1 PICK PLUG CUT, PIFD- ! MONT CIGARETTES, CUX OGA. RETTES. and oider lagt or coupoiu imod by si. Premium Dept. ¿« c ST. LOUIS, MO. g PUTNAM FADELESS DYES Color more goods bright«r and faster colon than any other dyo. Ona lOo package colon silk, wool and cotton equaQr weU and is guaranUnd to give perfect results. Ask dealer, or wa wiUwend postpaid at 10c s package. Writs for fro* booklot how to dye, blesch and mix colors. MONROE DRUG UOMPAJIT, Quincy, Illinois.