Wallowa County chieftain. (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, January 27, 1910, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTHE HIGHEST PRICES ever offered in the City of Port land are as follows: We will pay these prices stra'pht up for good, fat stuff. We never charge commission nor drayage. Fresh ranch eggs-market price. Dressed Veal up to 130 lbs 121c Larjre Veal Less. Pressed pork, any size lie Live Hens &. Dressed Hens 20c Live Ducks Sc Dressed Geese I6c Dressed Turkeys 25e Addrra. FRANK L SMITH MEAT CO. Tgita, ft M W P0R1UND, OREGON. Dolpnta and Flying Ftsfc. A ship was lying at anchor at Boca Grande, says the Tunta Gorda Herald, lately when the crew observed a dol phin chasing a flying fish, both coming directly toward the ship. On nearlng the vessel the flier arose In the air and passed over the bow Just abaft the foremast. As It did so the dolphin went under the ship and, coming up on the other side, sprang from the water and caught the flying fish on "the fly" Just as it was curving grace fully down in Its descent to the water. Looking- Forward. "Why are you looking so happy?" "My rich uncle has bought him an ieroplane." "But Curtis says an aeroplane is as afe as an automobile." "And I believe it; that's why I'm so sappy." Houston Post Xotklnsj Impossible. Inquirer What do you suppose will happen when the world's supply of India rubber la exhausted? Information Editor Providentially some chemist In the employ of the Standard Oil Company will discover a process for making a good substitute out of petroleum. DYSPEPSIA "'Having taken your wonderful Casca rets' for three months ai.d being entirely cured of stomach catarrh and dyspepsia, 1 think a word of praise is due to 'Cascarets' for their wonderful composi tion. I have taken numerous other so called remedies but without avail, and I find that Cascarets relieve more in a day than all the others I have taken would in year." James McGune, CUT THIS OUT. mail H with your ad dress to tbs Sterling Remedy Company, Chicago. 1U.. and rec ire a h-r"i-""" sou venir Gold Bon Bon FREE. I The confidence felt by fanners and I gardeners in Ferry s Seeds to-day would have been Impossible to led in ' any seeds two score ol years ago. We have made a I science of seed I growing always do 1 exactly what you expect of them. Forsile 1 everywhere. FE2EVS 1910 SiXD t aJntUAL Free oa request. D- M. FERRY CO, Detroit. MMu MODERN expcrti DENTISTRY At Prices that Defy Coatpetltlea mm without plates a specialty II J! (Vlv sr. a k.n tfeja rrfu . rnr aj KfW sT JsYlI'' uLOu CA. 1 ilVH ...... .... " SILVER KILLINGS , 60 UJ GOLD KILLINGS 1.00 UP k Rni.n crown S3.00 GOOD RUBBER PLATE S5.00 THE BEST RUBBER PLATES S8-00 WHALEBONE PLATES 110.00 Out-of-town patient can obtain perfect work and save money by calling at our office. NO 8TUDEN rS NO GAS NO COCAINt All work guaranteed for ten years CHICAGO PAINLESS DENTISTS 323 WasMngtoa SU Cor. Sixth Established 16 years. Hers to stay A LEADER WATER SYSTEM IN YOUR HOME Means aa unfailing water supply. It snsans that you will have the most practi cal Domestic water supply system now in ass. No derated tank, no frosen pipes la winter, no stagnant water m summer, no water supply troubles of any sort. Tank placed in basement, out of sight and war. made of pressed steal will not mat and "Youe-i bVEusaed with the "LEADER system of furnishing Domestie Water Supcr. Ask for our CTtakya sod free booklet. "How I Solved My Water onppbr Hobiarn." LEWIS & STAVER CO. Portland, Ore. Spokane, Wash. Boise, Idaho. Flee-ptaa; with Fare. Ralawsk Among the pernicious things that wa have all been doing without know ing It is sleeping with a pillow under our heads. No longer It wo value health and happiness may we bury our weary heads in these soft and soothing depths. It Is the feet that want elevation, not the head, says German doctor, and pillow Isn't big enough to raise them to the required height The doctor has the foot end of his bed elevated about eight Inches and says that In this position his cir culation Is better and that his brain and nerves haveTjroflred thereby. Mothers wfll And Vn Wtnlow Soothing fyrap the b.tt remedy to tise lot their rhtrlraa 1 or Lag in We thing period. Not 1st the) Tbnnderbolt. "I sent you a communication a day or two ago," said the indignant caller. and you wouldn't print it Just because It didn't happen to agree with your views." I "What Was It about?" asked the edi tor of thtlMornlnjr Thunderbolt. It was about woman suffrage." "O, yes, I remember." "You threw it In the waste basket, I presume." 'I presume I did." 'My object, sir, was to show that good deal can be said on both sides," "Well, you said it, all right, sir on both sides of the sheet. That's the reason why you can't say It In the Thunderbolt Good morning, sir." Preeocloaa Ff.reelsrht. "Tommy," said the teacher, "yon have made some inexcusable mistakes in your geography lesson." 'Yes'm," said the precocious youth. "When I'm a man I'm going to be an explorer. I want to avoid the minute accuracy whloh will lead people to dis credit my observations." PUIS CURED IK TO 14 DAYS PA20 OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure an: ox Itching. Blind, Bieeding or Protrudini lot e to i oars or money refunded. GratltodV "Hello!" "Hello!" "Is that the grocery and meat ma ket?" "Yes." "This Is Mrs. Klldeer. Tou have my order for an eight-pound turkey, haven't you?" "Tea; ma'am." 'Well, change It to a sixteen-pound turkey. I've just got my divorce pa pers!" Would Be Taken Car Of. "I fear I am not worthy of you." "Never mind about that," responded the young lady with the square Jaw. 'Between mother and myself we can effect the necessary Improvements." Louisville Courier-Journal. Onty One "BROMO QUININE" That Is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. Look for the signature of E. W. Grove. Used the World otst to Cure a Cold in One Day. 'iix Still at Her On Disposal. "Miss Violet," said the handsome young professor of vocal culture, "you must put more heart into your voice. Let It be freer and more spontaneous. "Why, professor," she said, bringing her lovely eyes to bear upon him, "my heart is entirely free!" Why? At the front gate, procrastinating ("No, George, don't go yet; 'tis too soon!") So they lingered there, waiting, wait Ing. For the total eclipse of the moon. DR. MARTZX'fl FEMALE PILLS. Seventeen Tears the Standard. Prescribed and recomme. Jed for women's aB- ments a eeientlncally prepared remedy of proven worth. The result from their use is auick aad permanent, r or sals at all drug stores. Back ia the Corridors of Time. Plato had Just dubbed Aristotle the Intellect" of his school. "In fact" said Plato, "he comes pret ty near being th Philander Knox of my scholastic cabinet" For, in the best educational circles In those days, it was considered better to be brainy than to be brawny. Chica go Tribune. Rheumatism and Neuralgia never could get along; with Hamlins Wizard Oil. Wizard Oil always drives them way from the premises in short order. K Formalities. "Tou had a housewarmlng the oth er evening, Mrs. Guernsey? Tou didn't say a word about it to me! "O, it was quite Impromptu and In formal, Mrs. Jlpes. The Janitor turn ed on the heat" The figures of this country's wheat crop indicate not only a larger home consumption as a result of increased population, but also a larger consump tlon per capita. Take Cold One way is to pay no attention to it ; at least not until it de velops into pneumonia, or bronchitis, or pleurisy. An other way Is to ask your doc tor about Ayer'a Cherry Pec toral If he says, " The best thing for colds," then take It. Do as he says, anyway. A Wa paollsa ear formal We banish sleoaol froat our atealeines We mrss yea to eonsult rear dootor iers Then the bowel are constipated, poi sonous substances are absorbed into the blood instead of being daily removed from the bodr as nature intended. Knowinc this dancer, doctors always inquire about the condition f the bowels. AyerS Pills. trssif it ijsrns . Titusii. arsis WhenYou B0YC0H0N MEAT People Ttaglioot East Combine to Bring Dawn Prices. SWEAR OFF FOR 30 TO 60 DAYS Women's Clubs, Labor Unions, City Councils, Churches, Etc., Join Against Beef Trust. Chicago, Jan. 22. Westward th meat boycott makes its way, gather muiucuium as passes, rae "no meat" propaganda started in Cleve land has spread as far west as Den ver ana promises to project its in fluonee to the Pacific coast Labor unions and federations, church organizations, women's eluba. eitv councils and even state departments 01 jusnce in me west are lined up in vuo uKut strains! wnat is irenerallv he lieved to be an intolerablv hich nlane of prices for table foods. The feeling- " "a umigut wnen tne an nouncement came from Washington that the federal department of justice was planning to proceed against the iiispatc&es toniirht fn ir.. City, St. Louis,' Pittsburg, Milwaukee, vvdcuu, juumuaiH. iimini Mint gomery, Detroit and other cities tell of the spread of the anti-meat um. - ' r 1 ' I vuv paign and of the pitch of indignation mf nurcu tne masses are aroused. If the prospects painted today in telegraphie dispatches are hnrnA nut by facts later, next week will .t least a million nersona hntwaAn' ha Allegheny and Roe.W pieagea to abstain from meat Advices from Kansas Citv are. sr. cific The prediction is marln thnrA that 80,000 persons will join the eat- no-meat movement.. Labor leaders are active, enthusiastic and effective in their efforts. The f!rmn'. ; with 300 members, voted today to ab! stain from flesh food for a month. The Allied Printing Trades council, representing 5500, the Building Trades council, and the Industrial Trades council, representing 13,000 members of 99 crafts, have called meetings with the avowed purpose of advancing the uujcvi-b cause. "Assist in the movement to de- crease the price of meats." A Ions list of vegetable dishes followed. Omaha is taking up the same ques tion.. Des Moines citizens are freely signing petitions urging abstention. Word comes from the south that Mom. phis, Nashville and Baltimore not only are talking boycott, but are acting upon it. Baltimore has adopted a button bearing the legend "I don't buy meat: do you!" This follows a resolution by the Federation of Labor indorsing the boycott The St. Louis Women's TrariA TTninn league is discussing the subject, and pcliliuus circuiatea py women advo cating the abolishment of meat from ail tables are being numerously signed Jhio towns constitute a stronghold for the crusade. The Canton Central Labor union has adopted a stroncr res olution. In Cleveland the effect of the movement already is seen in a reduc tion of 15 cents per 100 pounds in ueei. prices. ,?srs are down. fork however, shows no decline. New England apparently is ignoring the movement, but in New York there is evidence of activity. Scores of laboring men and others are making pieugee to aDstain irom meat for 30 days, while many others are only eat ing meat once a aay. ANTELOPE FEED ON HAT. Eat Fodder Intended for Starvinu Wyoming Flocks. Sheridan. Wvo.. Jan. 22. Stock men in this section are still alarmed over the shortage of feed due to the pro longed unfavorable weather. Heavy losses are reported in some districts, many sheep having died be cause the owners could not get food for them. Losses aggregating 20,000 ueau nave Deen reported. An additional cause for aoorehen sion is felt among the flockmasters of tne Powder river country, about 90 miles southeast of Sheridan, where 200 head of antelopes suddenly ap peared this morning and took posses sion of the ranch of John Cooper on 4L. 'ID- . i . v. i . . mo iiiiuuis lom or t-owaer river, oe tween A.aycee ana Sussex. Nicaragua Is Torn Anew. Managua, Jan. 22. The Madriz gov ernment has ordered the arrest of all Conservative leaders in Managua Granade, Masaya and TJivas. The dig covery of a widespread conspiracy against the Madriz regime is given as tne reason. Two Managuan leaders, Benjamin Ehzondo and Fernando So lorino, were the first Conservatives to be arrested here. Wholesale arrests are expected at once in Granada. The is sue is now clearly defined. It is war to the death between the Liberals and the Conservatives. Billboard Firm Loses. Tacoma, Wash., Jan. 22. Superior Judge Shackleford today denied the petition of Foster & Kleiner for a writ of mandamus to eompel City Building Inspector Trust to grant a permit for the erection of a bill board on Puyallup avenue. The eoort sustained the de murrer of the city attorney sustaining the validity of the new eix-foot bill board ordinance. The petitioners con tended that the city ordinance limiting the height of bill boards to six feet was invalid. Eevenue Seceipta Grow, Washington, Jan. 22. Internal rev enue receipts for the current fiscal year continue to show a marked increase over the fiscal year ended June 30 1909. December receipts amounted to $24,340,193, an increase of (2,045,462 over uecemper, ihuo AVIATION MEET CLOSES. Cnrtiss Wins Speed Contest; Panlhaa Height and Endurance. Aviation Field, Los Angeles, Jan. 21. As dusk gathered over the old Do- minques ranch tonight four flying ma- hincs that had been circling in the ir ia rivalry of the meadowlarks that for so many centuries have held do minion there, settled softly to earth. The masters of the newest air craft walked to their tents, the great crowd hied down the roadway, and the firct international aviation meet ever hold in America was over. All was peaceful and but few knew that one man bad been near death in those last few minutes. Charles K. Hamilton was returning from a 15 mile flight toward the ocean, and while mile from the aviation field the crank shaft of his machine snapped. To ship it would have meant a help less drift upon the sea. To the aero' plane it means so little that no one in the crowd noticed anyUinir wrouir. Hamilton abut oil bis engine and so leveled and swayed his planes that he was wafted gently down, touching with scarcely a thud. It was the best piece of emergency handling of a nia- uiue that has been seen at the meet Curtiss and Pauluan the great riv als of the meet furnished the excite ment for the closing day. Paulhan went up at 3:25 o'clock for an endur- ance niglit. After he had gone two or three laps of the course, Curtiss started on a ten-lap speed trial, half lap, or more than three-fourths of a mile behind Paulhan. Instantly it was seen tnat a great race was on tne first real race of the ten days. The two airships, full power on, came over the grandstand with the speed of express trains. Curtiss, it was plain, was gaining. lie crept swiftly on Paulhan 's heels, and on the third lap after starting he reached Paulhan, flying above. The French man for a few seconds held bis own, then Curtiss, in his American machine, forged ahead by a nose, a length, and finally by half a lap. It was no race after that. The American machine was demonstrated as the faster be yond question. As Curtiss rushod over Paulhan he received the greatest applause that any of his efforts have evoked. Paulhan went on until he had traveled 64.4 miles and had been in the air nearly an hour and a half. Curtiss came down after a 30-mile trip. ihis race gives the whole story of the meet. The Curtiss machines have won all the prizes for speed, quick starts, perfect landings, and those events where a light, swift machine showed best. Paulhan has won all the cross-coun try, passenger-carrying and enduranco tests, having a heavier, slower machine and an engine which he trusts com pletely. ' Paulhan has taken more than $15,000 in prizes, and has broken the world's records for altitude and for cross-country flights, alone and with a passenger. A medal presentation took place after this, then Paulhan went upon his endurance flight. The French machine never seemed to run so smoothly. M. E. Cleary, Paulhan 's distinctly Eng lish manager, was filled with emotion He broke out as follows: "Look at her! There she goes! Watch the turn when the sun glints the white planes! Isn't it mystical- something above menf By George like a magnincent albatross after thunderstorm. Now it's lost on the turn! It's greatl" TAFT WILL FIGHT MEBGEB. Lovett Expresses Confidence Bailroads Will Win. Washington, Jan. 21. It was stated authoritatively today that the govern mcnt suit for the dissolution of the merger of the Union Pacific and South ern Pacific railways would not be dropped. Attorney-General Wickersham baa found nothing. so far in his inves ligation to warrant such action. A conference was held today be twecn the attorney-general and Frank B. Kellogg on the one side, and Judge Lovett, president of tne Union racilic and counsel representing the allied llarriinan lines on the other, for the formal presentation of reasons why the suit to dissolve the merger of the railroads should not be pressed. The railroad interests nave made it clear that they feci confident the suit cannot be pushed to a successful con elusion, and are willing that it should be compromised. Just before leaving for New York tonight Judge Lovett, when asked if he would have further conferences with the attorney-general on the sub ject, said that would depend upon many circumstances that be could not discuss. Pinchot's Acts Illegal. Washington, Jan. 21. Controller "bf the Treasury Tracewell declared today that there was nothing in the law or appropriation for the forest service giving the , secretary of agriculture power to send forest rangers to col lege at government expense and to pay their traveling expenses. When so licitor McCabe of the department of agriculture took charge of the forest bureau after the dismissal ol Uirrorl Pinchot, be found that about 200 of these forest rangers were attending uni versities and colleges in the west for short courses in forestry. Wealthy Japanese Held. Tacoma, Jan. 21. United States Court Commissioner Bridges today bound Z. Akawa, ebarged with smug gling, over to the federal court, eon tinuing the (3000 bond given by the Osaka Sbosen Kaisha Steamship com pany promptly on his arrest, Akawa is rated very wealthy, and is a part ner in the large importing house of the Morimura company with houses in New York, Kobe and Miwasa, Japan The value of the goods was S750. Monoplane Strikes Wires. Oran, Algeria, Jan. 21. A mono plane collided with the telegraph wires here today. The gasoline supply-tube was cut. In a moment the machine was enveloped in flames and crashed to the ground. The aviator escaped with a few burns. Scrofula W are entirely tree from it It may develop so slow ly as to catiM Ottle it anvilWtiirbanceduriiii; the whole period of rbihlltiMHl. It may then prixluce dyspepsia, ca tarrh, and mnrlivl temlrnoy to con sumption, Iwloro cauKing eruptions, sores or swelling. To get riitirvlv rid ot it tike the ere at blood-puril'ur, Hood's Sarsaparilla In usual liquid form or In rh.x-olnted tablets known as SarsntabS. 100 doses l. Aster Heard of It. The elderly customer, whose library had been destroyed by tire, was trying te replare some of the rare old books that had vanished In smoke and flame. Have you a copy of 'Watson's Apol- Offy'T" he asked the salesman at the book store. Ills 'ApoIofry'T" said the salesman. "Great Scott! He hnsn't nixde any pology yet He says every word he wrote about thosn Asqultli women is true." Chicago Tribune. Strong Winds and Sand Storms cause granulation of the eyelids. PET- TIT'S EYE SALVE soothes and uickly relieves, 2!o. All druggists or oward tiros., Kuliulo, N. V. .-!') Hrsaua The ' Boy Have yer caught any- hlng, sir? The Angler No, not yet, my lad. The Boy Ah, I thounht not There weren't no water In that pond till It rained last night Leslie's Weeklv. WE PAY CASH For homestead rellnqulnhtnents, and csn sell your farms and ranches nulckly. lt us handle your business srwl m-e will suersntk-e your vatisfaction. Give full particulars in drat loiter. DAViS Ac BUITKAMP Sio Dekum Bide. Portland, Ore. SEEDS Catalogue for the Asking Send for It. J. J. B 88 Street front U T ZER Portland, Oregon Save the Baby Use i CURE Should be given at once when the little one coughs. It heals the del icate throat and proteots the lungs from infection guaranteed safe and very palatable. AU Drustbta. IB COFFEEC TEA SPICES' BAKING POWDER - EXTRACTS JUST RIGHT CLQSSET A DEVF.n1 toki lano oar J KOW-KURE Is not s "food" It is it luedieliio, mid tlie only medicine In the world for cows on y. Mean for the cow and, asitn name Indicates. a Cow Cure, iiui renem. retained after birth, abortion, scours, caked udder, and nil similar affections noxitivuly and quickly cured. No one who keeps town, whether many or lew.cnn nfforu to lie without KoW KUKK. it is inude expeciiilly to keencowi healthy. Our book Cow Money" sent KREE. Aak your local deader for KUW-KUitU or send to ths manufacturers. DAIRY ASSOCIATION CO. Lmbsnll, Vl. for DISTEMPER I iliU (rSSiiTflife I emmm (Jit; The RAVfl imr value o( any If not ueareat STEADY WHITE USHI ar i m uttN Mlllloam te Itarlir. The will ot the late Mrs. Franxtsha Speyer, widow of George Speyer, a partner In the banking house of Speyer A Co., of New York. London and Frankfort-on the-Maln. bequeaths between fS.OOfl.OOO and f 10.000.000 to benevolent objects. The gifts include $1,000,000 to the Frankfort Academr of Social and Commercial 8cleaca and $1,000,000 for the furtherance of the research Into the subject of cancer and lupus. Large sums are left to a long list of Institutions, among those boing societies for the aid ot actors, orchestra musicians. Journalists and artists. A fund Is set aside to be need In pensioning employee In the banks of Speyer tt Co. In New York, Londoa and Frankfort-on-the-Matn. Hesenrref al. "So you run your own motor earr "Certainly," answered Mr. Chuggtns. "Would not think ot trusting Its del icate mechanism to a chauffeur." "And you know what to do la case anything goes wrong?" "Yes. Push her up to the side of the road and telephone to the repair shop." Washington Star. First One That Cataae, "Didn't some Idiot propose to you be fore our marriage T" "Certainly." "Then you ought to have married him." "That's Just what I did." Bon VI vant Trial Bottle Free Br Mall It too snffer from Rnllepsj, Pits, Falling Blcknesa, Hpsams, or have childrrn that do so, mj Mew Dur cner will relieve thrm, an il all jno ere asked la do Is lo send f or s Free Trla 1 S4 Cottle of Dr. May's i Kplloptlolclem. Oure( It has cored thnapsnds where eTerjthlnf sum filled. Unsranletd by Msy Medical Lahratoif 1 ml.-r Pure Food and Drugs Act, June loth, ISui (luarsntjr No. ixuri. Plrsae write fur BnectalFrM ti lloitls sud giro AGS and eoutplet address DR. W. H. MAY, 548 Pearl Str.st, Maw Tart, Painless Dentistry . ' . I Out of om aeople V osa aaire their elsM .a have their sift id brltleewors lea bed la aas satf ahed at aenaaasrr. We will iivt iM a test 1M sols ar saraala arses lar 11 K a Molar Cram 5.6 Majj.Tjfca K fl Said Flllinsa .1.0 I ) I Esusel Fllllsaa iOl Silnr Fllllnis .61 Inlay Filling 2.51 ami Rubber Plata 8.08 V 1 V. i mm DJL W.L Will, PaiitTiaiMi-a osr riatst, i.o tt mat mmwaia aaaniaa rainiaat cairnae QJ WORK OUARANTIKD POP) 1 VIARS Palnleaa Kstrsotlna rree wliea pistes or sriu in wwtl Unriiareil. Ilnnaultstlon ITree. ToaaanaotBM onlartxl. Oonaultatlon Fr, TotMnmtmibtts .nlM work ilono ftnywhura. All work fullrcuauv pslnh'Mi work lions snywhere. All work full? antwtMl. Mo4lroltrloM.u.piuntv Hwtvt moi. hod-. Wise Dental Co. FULnra limt.nmo iNCOseoaaTSi. Tiiisiwh.Bi. PORTLAND, OREGON omus BOOM! I a. st. te I f. St. Saasar. las C. Gee Wo The Chinese Doctor This wondeful man has made a life study of the. properties of Roots, Herlia and Barks, and la siring- ths work ths benelltof his services. No Mercury, Pelaawe or Drug Used. N Operations or CulUiag Guarantees in cure Catarrh. Asthma, tunc Htomach and Kidney troublea, and all Private liseases of M n and Women. A SURS CANCER CURE Just received from Pekin, China safe, sura and rellahle. U.. failing- in lis works. if you cannot call, write for symptom blank and circular, inclose 4 cents in stamps, CONSULTATION TRCC The C. Gee Wo Medicine Co. 162Vi first St.. cor. Morrison, Portland. Or. PNU No. B-'IO -IlHKN writing- to advertisers pi f r menu Ion this paper. A flsvorins naed the aame a lemon or vanilla. Ky dissolving granulsted auger in wster aad adding Mspleine, a deliciou syrup is mad aaa a syrup better than maple. Mspleine is sold br grocers. If not send 3Sc for 1 os. bottle aaa lecipe book. Crescent Mis. Co., Seattle, Was, " Pink Cye, rplitMde, Shipping fever nd Catarrhal fevsw Sure euro and poaltlva preventive, no matter how horse at any asa are infscted or 'exposed." Liquid, given on the tongue; acta oa the liloodandGlands,sxpeUthep4riaonougermsfnimtiisbody. Curse Die- . temper in Dogs and bheep and Cholera In Poultry. Largest aelllng live stock remedy. Cures La Grippe among human beinga and is fin Kid ney remedy, 60c end $1 a bottle; 16 and tlOsdoaen. Outthleou. Keen It. Bhuw to your druggist, who will get it for you. Free booklet, IN. tamper, Cauaea end Cures." Bpecial agents wanted. SPOHN MEDICAL C04 aB, COSH0, WD, U. i A. 4. '1 :hV J fa -j ; LAMP la a hlirh erarle lsmn nlA .a . I There are lauija that ooat mora but then li no batter lama at any price. The Burner, the Wick, the Chlmney-Uolder all are vital thing in a lamp; the Dart ol the P.AYO are periecuy oonairuclea sua there Is nothing in tne an oi lamp-msklna that could add to the making th the RAYOu Ilght-gl light-giving, device. Suitable for vlngd varv mom in tna nnue. at yours, write for deturiptlve circular to Uat) ooaier everywhere. Ageuoy of ths Standard Oil Company . i (Incorporated) y,. 'sJWWlsi.vW-ji laS.Snfsiwt W..-i