U. S, Government Homesteads
In ) ramon Columbia Ktwr !!
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Cow. i.tMiaa. InJun Alkibmt acd Mineral UitJ. IWk l
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itoVarmdlua WITHOUT THE tXti-Nbt. OK A LOCATOR.
i:::;eseexers
54-3 M.Ky Mding.
CtPfc f jfk
I.EVFEEEIS HOTEL
Fifth m4 WVka a, tmttm. Oa
Th homtliV Stopping- place
for those who appreciat U
dollar's fuU worth.
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CSS, FELTS, CISCO EH
Wm inrl 3 M mj. TTt-" ?M a
Hia Goidea Wadding,
f p and dowa the Tfllaga atreet
tralkd old Tompkins, dressed all ia
his Sunday beat, acd aita a cieaa col
lar on.
-Hello, old fellow! a Mead kailed
Mm. "A.vn't yoa working todajrr
"No," replied tha old man proudly.
"I'm celebrating my golden wedding."
"RaliyT Then youTe been mar
ried 60 years!"
"Yes. I hare."
-Then where. Mra. Tompklna?
In-t she ceiebrating. toot"
"The present Mra. Torapkina," the
old man coldly rebuked the Idle ques
tioner, "has nothing to do with It"
The Department et Farm Crop,
University of Idaho, has receiyed dur
ing the cpring. snipmenu oi ww uvw
the following foreign countries: Can
ada. Sweden. Denmark. Australia, and
Japan. The Bureau of Plant Industry
of flie V. S. Itepartment of Asrtcultnre
baa also sent sample of ciorer and
other Jegnminoua oropa for the pur
pose ot co-operatiTe testing eiperl
ments. ?
Vain Begneta.
"Never write ietie.ro. young
man.
that youH regret In afterlife"
"Yon apeak aa from experience?"
"I do. In eariy.correspondence with
her who la now my wile I signed my
self 'Your obedient .errant. " An
swers. :,
Uobsrving Fata.
FuU many a flower ia horn, to Blush
unseen
And waste it. sweetness on the des
ert air;
Or else to nod above the gasoline
Within the auto of some lady fair.
Evening Sun.
IIUSDAND OBJECTS
TO OFEBflTIOli
Wife Cured by Lj& Ei.
FtckliamV Vegetable
Compooncl..';
Tm Moines, Iowa.-" Fowr yean ag
I vm very sick and my li'e was nearly
, .pent. 1M oooars
stated tust 1 woaiu
never get well with
i ah t an ooeration
and that without it
I wouid cot live one
war. L'f hosband
bjectad to any
opei'auon ana got
nie someol Lydia ri.
HT.l Umm nrrtm-
bla Compoimd. I took
I it and commenced
to get better and am now well, am
stsut and able to do my own boosework.
I can recommend the Vegetable Com
pound to any woman who ia sick and
ron down as a wonderful strength and
hea.th restorer. My husband says I
would have been in ray grave ere this
if it had uot been for year Vegetable
Conioonnd.' Mrs. BLANCHE jErraa
noH, 70S Lyon Sc. 0es Moines, Iowa.
Bif ore submitting to a surgical opera
tion it is wise to try to boild Bp the
f!ir.al sv-stem and care tts derange-t-.cr.Vi
I.j J a E. Finltham's Vege
t.lle Cn"-.r.J; it has saved many
'!i f.ipa 'icsl ofieratiana.
V, i . 'f i o ii-e Lytiia E. Plakham
- .5 (.. "Lynn, Masiu, for
P. N. U.
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ciomnoN bureau,
PORTLAND, OREGON
AGENT WANTED
Busine nwwity every Mer
chant buys on sight tig profit.
Kxrhtsiv territory. Free samples,
S-lls from S to 1100. Writ quick
for terr.tu-v. Syr. 637 Kaiiway
Exchange, Vartiii, Ore.
; LADES, TEE FRCHEM IS SOLVED
' ci )mv m ua nixs ud nun -mss
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pmt. tHl Mkmw " l fcl JJ ft
h.-u . aril. K j r-MXW. Tiink O SAIU
CO,
LX)NT EVER FORGET
HiLZeiwood Cos Portkixl, Or.
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Ex IWUT Ml Hi III i IhM.
W Cm SmtUif Ytm.
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Saftty rTrrt.
Brova and Cms r tse!ttg
docs, and Brow deciared tbat aay
hiif couid Uka ta tiskt at ot a
saram x hj sUtiag 4o aad star
bat tr;s.t at kiia.
-i." a-r4 Grma, "1 ooca Va4
occasioa t try tt. Tb doj vas ewa
tug at b as txdt aa k fsw'ii and all
that I coa'l la vaa to ait dowa aad
toak feint ni.t in U y.
CC - rti - Bi."
Trae. ar rwerwi Grees. feat -1
s&oold aaTC aAird that waea I cat
4m 1 eics tot a at titl tc ml
C a a-at-Tj soot iraa.
I ljwa Wpa.
"Ska trtam Ma wit a tlaaeeJ"
Ike at&a read ttia akitid ros a
ao-eL
-Try Oat m On m crram.
dar," b aaggetted. LiCffliarilia Coa-
rserjoaraal.
' Maka Beiieva.
This is a toy tea set my little girt
got for Christmas. She likes to serve
make-believe tea and make-betieve
sandwiches. A harmless fancy."
-Perfectly. I've been to growa-ap
affaire where thev did It." LioaUvUie
Courier-Journal.
You Can Get Rid of
That Itching Rash
There is immediate relief for skins
itching, burning and disfigured by eo
tng skin-trouble, in a warm bath with
Resinol Soap and a simple application
of Resinol Ointment. The aoothing.
iutiR. T7A!nil mMllratinn ainka risht
into the skin. atop, itching instantly,
and soon clears away ail irace 01 erup
tion, even in severe and stubborn
cases where ether treatments have
had no effect After that, the regular
nse of Resinol Soap is usually enough
to keep the skin clear and healthy.
You need never neuiaie 10 nse n-esi-
nl It fa m drwtnr'ft lirMprltttimi that
has been need by other physicians for
years in the treatment of alt sorts of
skin affections. It contains absolutely
nothing that could Injure the tenderest
skin. Everv .dnixeist sells Resinol
Ointment and Resinol Soap. (Advt)
Sa-Calted Temperate."
"TV? at ibtw this v 3 live In? Toa
may answer, James," said the teacher.
"Temperate.
"Now, what is meant by a temper
ate loceT " ".'''.;
"It's a place where it's freezing eold
In winter and red-hot In summer."1
Philadelphia Public Ledger.
v The Touch P-e-Eminent.
in an eisy chair and his beautiful wife
leaning over him to. light hia cigar.
"Yoa haven't seen the companion
picture to it, have yoaT"
"Why. no."
"It's the same man savagely chew
tag the end of his cigar and writing a
check."; . , .,
What 0 reams Are Mads Cf.
Dillydally (a chronic procrastfaator)
I dreamt laist night that I r ah
proposed to you. I wonder what
that is a sign of?
Miss Linger long (desperately) Ills
a sign that you have got more sense
when 'you are asleep than when you
are awake, Tit-Bits. . , ,
Ask anybody
Balsam. Adv.
about It Haaord's
At the Boarding House.
"Is this beef too rare for you. Mr.
SimpkinsT
"Weil, since yon ask me, Mrs. Skin
ner. I would like it a little ofteaer."
Baltimore American.
We Get You, Madam
Mrs. Kawler Did you ever go to
one of those astrologers?
MrsBlunderty No; but my dacgh
ter Kate is just crazy to have her
periscope read. Boston Transcript
Fords Fords Fords
1915 mtuirm $395
1915 $335
1914 rL. $295
" 1914 fwtCr- $275
1913 m $245
1914 'JgZiiS? $235
mm iioicR m el,
Em 13tk A HaxhOTM Am,
Et !9. PORTLAND. OEJL
j CEKLKAL CROP CONgmoyS
rortUmi WWl U5uU. $1.08
pertHhl; fortyfolO. duN 1I
rd Fif. xl RirH
Hy Kltt Or iron tirooOty,
123.60 ft ton; 1UU. oW P
t
it.urll Si4 iioe: Bran. $23
Cora WhK t3 Pf ek4
S3 7.
V..rt ),!.. ArliohukC TM Pet
Uo, p pound; prP Iitt-W
no, ii nr pounu; rnm nmi
tttr" $l.t5: lectuc. ll.tt
per crate; cucumbers, 11.25 t$
spinach. 44t! pound: aspexairua, local.
11.60 dosvn; California, JiSM-'S
per boa rhubarb, Sti.3 per pouna;
peas, Te.
p,ittna J.ddiinv nricea: Oregoa.
L6tVtL60 per sack; Yakimaa. L0
It 1.15; new California, tf"e; per
nound. Bviving price: uregoa,
1 ii
rwi fWran. II. SS St l.TS per
sack: Texas Bermudaa, yellow, $2 per
crate; white, sx-iu.
Green Fruit Strawoemna, ei.
1.SS ner crate: apples. tUi.1.60 Per
K- mnlarrita f 11 MT barrel.
Emr. Jobbing prieesi Oregon
ranch, candled, E24J par dosen;
uncandled, Hi; 22a.
Poultry Hen. !Tt iTt per pouno;
stags, 13c; broilers. S5i3fte; turkeys.
live. aiX;21e; turkeys, dreeaed, choice,
5,t26c; duck. 14 tJ 15c; geese, 10
file, .
Butter City creamey, prints.
traa, 30 13 Sic per pound; country
creamery, prints, 29 tj S3c; cubes, ex
traa, Z"i2c; hutterfat. No. 1, 33c;
No. t. 30c
Veal Fancy, lHtl2c per pwujd.
pork Fancy. llJ .fUe per pound.
Hot 1915 cnn. lUelSe per pound;
191 contracts, ltllc, !
Wool F-astera Oregon, tHCSTe per
pound; talky, 30c; awnair. new cup,
40St4Sc
Caacara Bark OU and aew, c per
pcond. -Cattle
Steers, choice' grain and
pulp, I3.75.jj9; choice hay, $3.50$
8.T5; good, f3.lSmJ5.oe;
It.75v5.il5; cows, choice. fT.tVCVj!
T R0- rood. I.7.i7.J5; medium,
I8.S&JIX25; heifers, $57.15; hulhv
$i.75i6; stags, S-SX
Ho Prime light 3.09.05; good
to prime, . 3.e0ty..75; rough heavy,
$T.9aea; pigs and skins, i.iAg,o.
Sheep Yearlings, $3.5S10; weth
ers. tS.,X9; ewes, 73.25; lambs.
t9.50lL
U. 1 Consul Says Orient
CaHs far Korfesrest Prcaucts
ConKi! General loha P. Bray, of
Singapore, StraiU Scttlementa, who is
oa kaws of absence from his post, ar
rived ee the PaciSe Coast last week
and has spent a eocple of daya ia Se
attle ia eoeference with business man
and others Interested ia trade ia the
Northwest. The consul ranerai has
hMn tn the service of the State de
partment to about 20 years and for a
iiambw of years was stationed at Syd
ney, Australia, but recently was trans
ferred to Singapore, where he not only
looks after tha affairs of tha depart
ment of state, but also has charge of
tha affairs of other countries now at
The consul general spent eonsidera-
kl. in tha Saattla office of th bO-
reau of foreign and domestic com
merce and has riven to tha commercial
agent the following statement as to
.nntitinna in th K traits Settlements
as they probably affect the business of
the Pacific fiortaweet.
"Aatathe manufacturing interests
of the Pacific Northwest, I would say
that there is a large opening wine
Oriental countries for prod acta of this
region. Especially is uus true in re
gard to pine lumber. Hoar, muia.
Mnnoi Gah fnartfmiartT salmon)
"Thm it.volnnment of tha Straits
Settlements and the Federated Malay
States provide a great new lor me
.nf(nrwl atl nradneta of tha Pa
cific Northwest, and especially would
I call the attention 01 manniacuircra
of this section to the lack of tnonage
for the manufactured products to be
sent forward.
Wheat Bids Are Advancel
Portland Eastern 'bids for wheat
were lacking Thursday, but there was
jnmanA nn tki Inral market and
offers at the Exchange were advanced
to 2 cento for spot and may ceuvery.
Bradstreets estimates the visible
wheat decrease at 1,037,000 bushels,
the corn decrease at 1,227,000 bushels.
and tha oats decrease at 1,976,000
bushels. '
Timothy hay is scarce in tha local
market, and wiSl continue so during
the remainder of the season, ine pnee
is on a firm basis. . Receipts of Cali
fornia grain hay are looked for. Al
falfa is also firm. The outlook is for
a record crop of alfalfa in the North
west this year.
Enlarge Creamery.
Moscow, Idaho Work has started
oa the cold storage plant of the Mos
cow Creamery compnay, which has
closed a central with a Spokane firm
for a fottr-ton modern equipment, in
stalled. The batter room will have a
capacity of 60,000 pounds; one room
for eggs to hold 1000 cases; one room
will be kept at about sero for harden
ing ice eresm; one for manufacture of
ice for the nse of the creamery only,
and one for cream and milk. These
will all be in addition to the butter
making department and machinery.
Sugar Prices Soar On.
Portland Sugar prices higher than
ever predicted before are predicted by
wholesale grocers. As a consequence
of the latest advance in the East there
will be a 10-cent rise in the Portland
market Thursday, which will bring
the w holesale price op to 18 a hundred
pounds. The highest price on record
was $3.05, which prevailed oon after
the vrar began. It is likely this record
will be exceeded in the next few days,
as tha Eastern markets are strong.
The allies have been heavy purciiscrs,
and this is causing the advance.
EAT LESS MEAT
ir Dm u
IDTC
r mb ui
Tnke a of Salts to flush
if WstMrr lM,Urn
" you.
trsiMa tritt Mat it) at 11 V
SV 1 ft SS"- " V
produces kidney trouble ia some form
or otlwr. says a well known authority.
swsum the urie acid In meal escits
in, ian?ii wwf . 11
got elut: cUg bp and cause all
mrtm nr ! irMm. Darticuiaru ii
chs and misery la the kidney rlun
i.. " - -
Uorpt Ur .lw.plwi.rM. fcUaJ-f
The moment your back hurts or hi J-
. .. . rlrht. nr if bladdor
ari, t . m . -- -
K..,k. .ui met atwiut four Ounce. Of
Jd Kalta from sy good pharmacy;
take a tooiwspoounM in a !
m.mtr ht,rm braakiaat for a few days
and your kidneys will then art Una
Thta fantoua salts is made from Ins
biued with Uthla. and haa been used
for etaerattoue to llusa eiof am-
aera and stimulate them to normal
-uvitv' ataa to neutralise the aridt
la ths urine aa It no tenner irriutea.
thus ending bladder disorders.
Jad Salts cannot injure anyone;
vakce a d.'lishtful effrecnt III hie
water drluk hkh ailllioaa of wen and
wcuiea take aow and then to keep the
kldaeya and urinary omans clean,
thus avoiding serious klduvy dlseasa,
Money la Oaaeeiioa Reeta.
Sl!in aaad!ki roota at 4 to
ceata per pound offer a pretty fait
premium oa remevm iw
pcia from Iswna. fleUa asd pasture.
Kinve i.o.ft..w sound er atvre are
Imported anaually law the I'alted
State It m taai aiaoy a twb. "'r
or girl oubt to make fairly good
smm by eoUwctlag aad prepariBj
Undvlioa roots for the drug trade.
Tk. mi t urf sadlctnatv la di
ee cf the liver aad dyspepsia, re
port H. 8, Hammoad. ot the tx A. C
Botany departmeat lorvaiiia vr.
nM BMltyv 9mmt Itotjea WrJ
. n a Mfte aje
kwMtr wr fmmm tmtmn m etTMj
ITaWTTT-T Sr UMIMM. .IM M tlH CM-
MM s Omr rarMtea r
- - - - EuiWIar kmuol Mm4
ran. Tlaieervnlaaf
mf-JM " "
mi rmur Cns-tml mm nMU.H. a II
iataiaa at a avaataul Cuacami
Kill One, Of Course.
it. inf tha militia) "Tans" are
played every ntght cm the bujrie. It
meant "lishU out.- 1 ney inrnj n
the bodies of dead soldiera.
Uies Innocence What do you do If
yoa haven't a dead soldier f Boston
Transcript.
All With Him.
'TVtnt inrof vour friend come to
see yoa on visiting days?" ashed Ujs
kindly 01a may.
-Norn." responded no, 1 1
'they're all here wit' me."
WHEN YOU WAKE
UP DRINK GLASS
OF HOT WATER
Wash tha poison, and taalna from
system before putting mora
food Into stomach.
Say Inside-bathing maksa any
ana. look and feat clean,
sweet sod refreshed.
u-..h nnrir on the inside before
breakfast like you do on the outside.:
This I vastly more Important because
the skin pores do not absorb Impuri
ties into the blood, causing Illness,
while the bowel pore do.
For every ounce of food and drink
taken into the atomach, nearly an
ounce of waste material roust be car
ried out of the body. If this waste
material la not eliminated day by day
it quickly ferments and generates
poisons, gase and toxin which are
absorbed or sucked into the blood
stream, through the lymph ducts,
which should suck only nourishment
to sustain the body.
A splendid health measure Is to
drink, before Lrtakfast each day, a
glass of real hot water with a tea
spoonful of limestone phosphate In it.
which is a harmless way to wash these
poison, gases and toxin from the
stomach, liver, kidney and bowels;
thus cleansing, sweetening and fresh
ening the entire alimentary canal be
fore putting more food into the stom
ach. . " v ' "'
a i,afAr tvmnil nf limestone nnos-
pbate coats but very little at the drag
store but is sufficient to make anyone
an enthusiast on Inside-bathing. Men
and women who sre accustomed to
wake np with a dull, aching bead or
have furred tongue, bad taste, nasty
breath, sallow complexion, others who
have bilious attacks, acid stomach or
constipation are assured of pro
nounced improvement to both health
and appearance shortly.
Effaced Maturity.
"Do yon take a much interest In
dancing as yoa did?"
-Yes." replied Uncle Wagglefoot
"But I'm gettln' so dancint. isn't youth
ful enough for me. I'm practicin roll
er skatln' on one skat." Washing
ton Star.
Making Headway.-'",'
"Making any progress toward get
ting acquainted with those fashiona
ble people next door?"
r., iitfl Their cat invited
our cat over to a musical last night"
About Town.
Gentle Criticism.
TT I see where a young woman
killed herself because she could not
find an ideal husband. Women are
fools. ...
She Tes. aren't they, to believe
there is such a thing? Baltimore
American.
Ths Old and Hdiabte
Fir '1Thorr'srri'
ffTH mmm,' mm a "
Laf tm I il sWI 1
(, kadi 1 i' farvMk. tmttmM
9rmma4 Ml h1-l 99 wmmk.
M mm m mi mm i kals kat na.
fCm ' Ml V
i- Si. m m 4 ITM
wurre nm wmairr
SOUS L. THt. ". ct.
Ul Ktrmr w.. Trw. .
I0
N Accsuntlna "of Jurlit,
..ni. f a atrani. furious
nd humorous n.tur find birth I
frequently la evroners jn' -U
In Justice eourt.
I'urommonly intelligent are th cor
oner's Juries in Mississippi. "-
mm l Warren county, in that stale.
reluru.4 . verdict i-vrel
which read: m u - -- -
the will of Ood or om other disease
iiM'atoUiJury.-
A...ih.r vardlct eliiUy aoieWH,
rMda: "W are of A J-inlon that Ih
Deocat met wl h her oram
i-i fnfirmstlon ot th Arm, produces!
from 1'r.oaa Caua."
An old story, on rp" "
L.oli.h lurv I a rnnuii.i
once brousht In the Mllowlng. "Oullty.
wtlh some lime uouui - -
he Is the man."
Another is toia or
which reads: "We llnd the man vfto
stole the nisre not guilty." Uucket
Cot Evsn,
. . ... ,h ka.i been snuh-
k.i .1 ih. iliMitf door decided to t't
even with hia girl friends.
Th girls orcupien me iirav
Mts tn the alxih row and the young
man had the fifth. They paid at
tention to him. oa tne prwrra w.
a monoloslst ho besaa to talk of
love to get a few laugh. thoa gr
unts often do. II said: "All the glrlt
ho sre In wve. please sianu up.
......I., in Di, nirl aeit to him. Ihf
young man who had been snubbsd
said:
-I'lease let me out.
K'.i..raiiv ilia entire four had to
rte. Whsa they aere on their feel
the young man eat down, while the re
mainder of the audience roared in glee
at the fourl'hUadclpht Public Md-
ger.
fteeegnlilnfl th Prefsasien.
-v w.iv taihr a ulrate?" a.iked
rinion at tk alii ef hi chl'
., . .i.iuiuima miiiie. after theoid
capiata bad ard hia exit from
the family mansion on in atu or tu
MM .f at. AM.il t p m 1 1 v.
"No, my damn:,- waa we rvi7
'Why do yon ahT
-ti. u.,ut ma to be a a ood deal
of a freebooter." sa'd the young ansa.
Paibvlelphta Publie ledger.
Fee th Human System.
For cuts. burn, bruise, stiff Beck.
sore throat, sprain, mm cars ana
bunion, use llantord !lam of
Uvrrh. It I guaranteed. 11 1 tor
oxteros! nse only. Alway hv a bot
tle m hand, ready tor accldcnta. Adv.
A Reminder.
T..fc t,.M. said th Indlrnant
bouse owner to the gent from whom
he had bought hi. home on me ininaii
went plan. "The paneling la my din
ing tom is opening so you caa pal
yonr nnxer inrougn n
"That's all right" rpllcd th agent
"The nous 1 sottllng. And that re
minds me. II'. about time you settled
up for laat month . installment
Philadelphia Public Ledger.
"An phwat ia ycur rty daln'
the day. Mrs. O llastir
"Ah, he doln folnc! Ilea a eon
ductor In th opery bouse, an" wear
a awallytail coat"
"A conductor. Is It? An' phwat doe
a conductor do?"
"He conduct people to their seats"
Hanford's Balsam la good for blood
poisoning. Adv.
Both Prodigals.
A young wlf remonstrated with her
husband, a dissipated spenmnnri, ou
his conduct "lve." said be, "I am
like the prodigal son; 1 shall reform
by and by.
"I will be Ilk th prodigal son. too,
sh replied, "for I shall arise and go
to my father" .. ;-
V;V-'-' In Modern Tim. ;'
"In th old days, lb main element
of a soldier vas to know how to act
under fire."
"And nowaday, la addition, he la
supposed lo know how to act under
water, tn the earth and wuooui air,
Puck, v.-
Kaeps Von VVaitlng.
"Tha time, the place and tha girl
are seldom found together.
"True. Th girt I usually half an
hour late." Louisville t.ourlcr-Joisr
naL
Rubbing It In.
"Th audacity of this laundress!"
"How now?" i
"After reducing my garments to
shreds sh tries to charge me by the
piece." Louisville Courier-Journal.
If you are
interested
in purity first
CAKING
g0 POWDER
b vhat you
should always
use.
There are many
other reasons
Why but try a
can and see for
yourself :
f - Crcccr
vir
SZ Blasted Oiai:
4a v-
V 'issa. a. Y . mW ,- .
f ST .
of stump out with
i.nnn i,m:iv th
need explosives that
lift and heave that
clearing easy. You
money oy using
gT -;;"
I 'Vi:'.l.
TiMipFAR?iPOWBniS
Tin ir-rr ri --AORiCiXTuaAs.
made ty Pacific Cst totnpsny, with 50 yeri
. rtocrk-ncc,tonwrt Pacific Cs?at ggficultufalrorKlttkwi.
Mivt than 2,(XX).(U) tMMinJt uscJ vy year by farmer
who have fntotJ they rrJuce tuiti klattmc cwt.
Tliere two (iiant PowJcts l.urtka Stunipint
Powder, for tiw in dry work, and (.want Stumping
PowJ.t, for vrt v.-ctk. Ak your dealer for them.
Tct tlicm 'oneidcf ny other explosive. Write u
" and we will have our nearcit dutributnr tupW you
at lowest maiket price with trial rate that will
prove to you the economy of wins. Giant Farm Powder.
Fivo Valuable Book. Free
W' itu t htnii-.tutf, i!!uul KiX-ll to bvlp vwi to Ut
ctrf snd krtf-hvtie Smmp UlMtmg, Bouldrr liiHin, 1 n
Itisnoc. Suo.hI RUituig and Uoh tiUoin. Any sli of ih
vriitcA 1 wnmn Mm fuf wit fimn will he foi oa
rriMM. Cloo the boost that yv pivfr and aim f iheai wdy.
T1IE GIANT TOVDER CO Can, Sao rrandaco
Ivrytkimt fur KnHm "
MArKHOmrtSi B.fc.... rWtl4. hh U Car. r
BE PRETTY! TURN
GRAY HI DM
Try Grandmother's old Favorite
Uecipe ot riKe tea
Sulphur.
...mm Ittinvl that da
Tea and Sulphur, properly compound
ed. bring back th natural color and
lustre to the hair when ladeo, stressed
-- vmm hi the onlv wavto
gtt this miitur was to mak it
bom, which la muy ana irauDi
som. Nowaday, by asking at any
drug store for "Wyeth's rtase and 8ul
phur Compound." yoa will g-t lre
bottle of this famous oia rcijw. im
trnvad bv th addition of Other ingre
dients, for about 40 rent.
Won't stay gray! Try III ftp one
can possibly tell that yon darkened
your hair, as it ooe u so Biuriy
and evenly. You dampen a sponse ;
or soft brush with it na a raw uoj
through your hair, taking on small,
strand at time: by morning th gray ;
hair disappear, aoa auer itmnw
plication or two, your hair become
beautifully dark.g!oy and ttrerm.
Wyeth's 8 and Sulphur Com
pound Is a delightful toilet requisite
for those who desire dark hair and a
youthful appearance. 11 1 not intended
for th cur, mitigation or prvntiun
of disease. '
' Correct
Mis Wheat th new teacher, was
bearing the history lesson, whleh
dealt with the career of George Wash
ingtoa. Turning to one ot lb schol
ar, she asked: ' , .
"James, what was Weabluglon s
farewell addressr , . ..
The new boy arose wlih a prompti
tude (hat promised well (or bis so
swer.
"Heaven, ma'am," bo said.
Enterprising.
V isitor Can I scs that motorist who
was brotiRht here an hour aso?
Nurse II basn t com to hi
icnsrs yet '" : .' ' . " .
Viitor-Oh. lhafg all risbt I only
anted to sell hira another ear.
Judge. - 1
A Grouchy Chap.
"Do you think any of th girl will
really propose this year?'"
"I den t know. Hut If they do I top
lb men won't r'ksIs and whisper it
sround. as some of th girts do."
Courier Journal.
Sprained ankle? Rub on and nib
In Hanford's Dslsam thoroughly. Adv.
That Settled It
"And yon broke off th engage
ment?" said one young man.
"Ves, but not brutally, you know.
But 1 managed It"
"How?" .
"Told her what my salary wag."
Adopting Suggestion.
"Talking about the tola! depravity
of inanimate things "
"Well?"
"Just as we got opposite road
hotel with a big gun, 'Hen Kood a Spe
cially. our auto deliberately turned
turtle." Baltimore American.
The Usual Experience.
"Have you laid by anything since
you took up th profession of author
shlpr .
yes, shout 300 manuscripts.
Boston Transcript
Ths Hrolo Mood.
Stella Did he think you had some
thing of the heroic In your mood?
Bella Welt, b proposed on tlO a
week. Evening Sun.
An Adept Student.
French Visitor I am learning te
language varey fast Zat leetl boy
tare spinning his top ha' a spinster,
eh? Boston Transcript
Slow.
"That waiter of ours has beea
in
tits restaarant for 20 years.'
"I don't doubt it It seems nearly
UmU king since I gave my order."
.tig" i - - ;
.jr aW . a.
tV.- .i;(Tirn!fvf rftilii!? thcrooif
pullcra, hy burning, or by
if mirrlv ih.ltttr. IOU
not only shatter but a ho
tear the roots and make
can save work, time and
;
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.1
Levi Slrawsa t Co., Sea Fnutdesa
P8rtl23uY.m.C.A.Au?aSch::l
- t sm4 lw .'inn . guiMt mwe
afiinwr. 4nB 4 moral. h.
kwhMKw !. talM. mhmtmt, f-tm,
frl-x wt T-n. wHi.a.,. t t '.
tt NT JlU'CrfclR M l.UiAX-
Hji sui iuta wi ua.
SUrt and rinlsh.
A publisher of this eliy I erediie4
wlih a uuiatie eritielsm of a siory
teller who had begun promisingly, but
soon degenerated Into th lowest type
of "beat sIlr,"
"This gentleman's bloKraphy." said
th publisher, "can be eompruod with,
in two queiions and gnawer thus:
"How did he begin writing?"
"With a wealth or 'thought.' i
"'How did h contlBuer f
" 'With a thought of wealth.' "
Llf'a Little Woerls.
"Can you watt on m Im mMl lately V
demanded the richly dressed worn.
"I m In a great hurry."
"Yes. Let m have your prescrip
tion." said the druKKist
"I have no prescription. 1 want yoa
lo look up ft number for ui In th teig
phon boo."
' ' '- ' ' " '
" Silence. : 4
"I tea you'ra wearing rubler hwlg.
Dent you find them a great comfort I"
"You bet 1 dol Mr wlf ttevsr
knows what tint I cow horn from
th club now." f
Th Essentials. ;
"Is h a typical AmerlcsnT" .
"Yea; he like baseball, ha a mo'o
ear, owes a mortgnge, pay. alimony,
and think th motion pictures have
grand opera beaten a mil." Lit. 1
ATM Willing Worker.
"Ye, th boas said b was loslrff
money on Ute things 1 waa makltiu,"
"And wbal were you making?" 1
"MlsUko." Philadelphia Record.'
Be -Ready
For ,.
Mealtime
With sppetits - et n
digestion normal, snd
no fe&r of any after
eating distress
IIOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS
helps very materially
in bringing about
such a condition. It
is an excellent tofslc
and appetizer. Try it