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SATU RD AY, DKCEMHKH 16, IQtfl PAGE 3. F A L L S C IT Y N E W S Inspiration Miscellany Why Not Curo Your Bod HsbltsT In ■ lingo eastern city I* n profcn olonal hypnotist who liua n w hie repu tation fur curing tlin hulilt of Intern perauee. Ill* method la very «Imple. "There la uu real hypnotism about It •—linleoa It la a mailer of aelf hypno tism." tilla professor ouco aulil. “ I simply observe tba mlntl proveas of Ihe man that drinks and advlso him how to reverse It. The subconscious solll oquy In the mind o f Iho man that drinks runa som ething lik e this: ‘ When did I have my last ball? W h e w ! Ijutig as that! I don't see how I stood It so long Wouldu t havo thought It poaal ble.' Aud so on the victim repeals to blmaelf on the principle tliut he needs this periodical stimulant Just as It Is necessary to heap coal on to tire to keep It from burning out. In a word, that man self hypnotizes himself luto tho belief that he needs a drink. “ My ad vies to cure this craving Is not to tight the appetite, but to light down the cause thut leads to the ap petite. le t a man repeat to himself over and over again: ‘ I really don't need this drink. If I take It, It's sim ply a matter o f pouring so much down my throat au|>erf!uuualy, for I could get along without.' Before long he will be surprised bow Instead of hyp notising himself Into drink he will hypnotise himself out of It." Simple, Isn't It? Hut If this self hypnotism, or whatever you choose tv call It, Is a cure for Intemperance why la It not equally a recipe for curing other laid habits? I ♦ ♦ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + -H -l-H -l-H ~l~H -l-H -H H -H -l-H -I-l-l-l-l-H -l-l"l"l"l"H "l" H -k'li,l" l'd I A L L OREGON PAPERS Falls City Ntfivs Une year, $1.00 Evening Telegram, Three months Rural Spirit, One year + Î + + <!• Î + + + + + CO U RTESY. How sweat and gracious, evsn In commun speech, ls that fine sens# which men call courtesy I YThslescme ss air and gantai aa ths baht. Welcome In every dim e as breath of flowers, It transmutas aliens Into trusting friends * And elves Its owner passport round the globs. —Jamas T. Fields. Nobody's Business. Under the Irapresslou that It la "no body's business." young people are apt to take chances with their reputations which the older persona know ar« fatal. The thoughtlessness of youth Is re sponsible for many escapades which are entered Into Innocently, but end moat disastrously. Young man or young woman. Is not what you do the business of yonr par ents, your relatives and your friends? Remember eacb In turn la affected by your actions. Whatsver you do reflects on thoso with whom you have dally contact I f not for your peace o f mind, you abould keep yourself under control for the sake o f those who love you. One rash act may tear down a repu tation you have been your young lift) In building. right guard and captain o f H arvard's formidable eleven, stands out. There am few Hne men bis superior. Dnri- rails < tty. Oregon CHIROPRACTIC Poultry Life, One year » HOTEL Devoted to progressive poultry culture in the Northwest. ! : Total value, jfa lls Œ it ç 'b o t e l 50 R ________ - $3.50 :: S im p l« R o o m s B o st A cco m m o d a tio n « F. A LL FOUR PAPERS FOR $2 .2 5 O ro eg e, P rop rietor R AR bFR ¿H O P* YOU SAVE $1.25. Bohle’s Barber Shops H d - I 1-1 l- H - H - l-l- l -H -l-t-H -H -l-h - Falls City, Oregon Where yes cea »rt » ihm . Hair Cal. Bet» er 'Shine* Asien» for Dallas '.trata Laundry Bu utile« íorwardutl 1 uetriaj evening MONUMENTS G. L . H A W K I N S MA RB L E A N D GR A N I T E MONUMENTS Photo D a lla s , O regon by Am erican Press Association. HAMIT DADMUN. No Combination o f Reading Like It and All For The Youth’s Companion McCall’s M agazk 12 ISSUES AND A DRESS PATTERN The Fashion AUTHORITY followed by millions of American women You will gel the 12 monthly issues of McCall's, making not merely a “ de partment" but a fashion magazine every month of 1917. 64 Itouea and 15c. McCall Dr eu Pallan» for . . . $ 2 - i° fend $1 10 (Exprvaa or P 0 Ha * f Orfer) to th« pablUnei ■ of U m p * f» r this Offer appear* Mid , YOUTH'S COMPANION for 52 weeks, and the 1(17 Home Calendar. (This Offer Is to new Youth's Companion subscribers only.) 1 M THE CALL'S MAGAZINE every month for one year; also ciioice of any 15-cent 2 ' t McCall Ureas Pattern FREE lor 2 cents extra to cover mailing. THE YOUTH'S- COMPANION. St. Paul St. BOSTON. MASSACHUSETTS FUNERAL DIRECTOR tuun began bis football career a t T u fts, where be was considered about the best man on the team. Ills work was polished up lust yea r by P ercy llaugli- ton. and now he Is one o f the must d e pendable men on the team. R. L. C H A P M A N FUNERAL DIRECTOR We altjnd <o all work promptly. $2 - 1 0 Misks Looks Lika a Comer. Dallas and Falls City, Ore. B illy M lske o f St. Paul, w h o recently outpointed B attlin g L evln sk y o f P h ila delphia In a ten round bout in N ew York, ta a rangy youn g chap, strong, gam e and a good, clover, aggressive boxer. H is show ing against the v e t eran L evln sk y was the m ore rem ark ab le fo r the fact that he was out weighed m ore than ten younds. H e s< aled 170Va pounds, Levin sk y 181. In height M lske was the taller, and be also bad a corresponding ad vantage lu reach. H is fight showed that he Is 1 w orth y o f a rating w ith all the light h eavyw eigh ts. H$ is a factor In the division th at must be re' honed with. HKAi. ESTATE Athletes Go to W ar. A m on g the troops that le ft H a lifa x recently was the One Hundred and E igh tieth Canadian Sportsm en’s bat talion, aud in its ranks w ere such fine fe llo w s as A. E. W ood, the fifteen ilille record holJer; Tom Longboat, the fa mous Indian runner; Lou Marsh, an other fam ous d is ta n c e s T o m Flan a gan. w ho first won fam e as Longboat's manager, aud many other w ell known sportsmen. T h is battalion w as recruit ed entirely from young men w ho have follo w e d track athletics, hockey and football, and It Is considered the finest body o f troops that the Domiulou has sent to the w a r zone. .................. - 1 Notice to News Subscribers A mark here indicates that your subscription is delinquent. Please call and fix it. H om e S esk er- FALLS CITY. O R E GO N j Care of Footwear >1 . i s FOUR MONTHLY MAGAZINES * | . i 8 ™ And Our Paper All One Year THIS IS A REAL BARGAIN + ++++++++++++++++++++++ „„„ ■ir. lem * I b o n e ..bis 3ßu«mcöö daros The favorite family weekly cf America 12 Great Serials or Group* in 1917. tnd 2S0 Short Stories, a thousand Artie!' and Sugsestkmii. a thousand Fum isms. Special Pages (or all ages. + 4> +  + 4- *p -j- + + + 4» + nifi,., „„rt D. Captain Harry Dadmun of Harvard. Among the forw ards on the big uni yerslty teams f'aptaln H arry Dadmun. { 1.00:: + + + + + + + + + - M - + + + + + + + + ++-P + P H Y S IC IA N A N D SURGEON Ullicti one door east of P. O. A weekly for the farmer and stockman. f Bo Yoursslf. Insist on yourself; never Imltst« Tour own gift you can present every moment with the cumulative force of • whole llfe'a cultivation, but of the adopted talent of another you bars only an extemporaneous half posse«. ■Ion. That which each can do beat none but his Maker rau letch him. Where la the master who could have taught Hbake8peiue? Where Is tiro master who could have Instructed Franklin or Washington or Itacou or Newton? Every great man ta unique Do that which Is assigned to you and you cannot hope loo much or dar« too much.— Emerson. F. M. HELLWARTH 1.00 52 ISSUES " I f 8t. Tsui had lived a couple of thousand years later he would havs been a captnlu of Industry." This tv the remark attributed to John l>. Hock- efeller after hearing a sermon In ( ’leva land In which Ht. Paul was held up as a model of |>ower and forcefulnae«. Mr. Rockefeller said that Paul's virtue was that he was persistent and that persistent men got to ttio top; that nat ural leadera are rare and reap rich r* wardu In business and Industrial Ilfs, for every Hue of commercial effort of- fera them big oii<ortunllles. These art simple, plain, truthful words from ths mouth of the most successful captain of Industry the world has known. Per alstence, patience and assiduity havs •a great rewards today for the young man who possesses these virtues as they had fifty years ago, when Mr. Rockefeller was working sixteen hours ■ day In a country store for a salary of 93 • week. PHYSICIAN The leading Republican paper in the State. + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + TEMPTATIONS. + ------ + Too many o f us are gardeners + to our temptations. Wn cultivate + them assiduously. We do not + realise that the strength or the + weakness of a temptation de- + pends largely on oucaelves. BY- + ery time we yield the temptation + to which we have yielded Is + strengthened for lla nest attack. + and It mny take half a dozen vie- + lories on our part to counteract + the strength Imparted to n temp- 4- tatlon by a single failure o f ours. + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + ■!• Cultivate Persistence In the Arena of Sports • • i OUR 1916*1917 COM BINATION OFFER professional dart)« W ith n U tile thought and <are o f shoes the fa m ily shoe bill m ay lie re duced ut least one-third. T h e present day liquid polish used on shoes Is apt to crack the leather aud ruiu it. Most liquid dressings have a certain amount o f acid, and this destroys the oils lu the leather. I f one must use liquid dressings, once In tw o weeks w ash otT every bit o f dressing from tbe shoes and apply a liberal coating o f castoi oil and set the shoes In an airy place fo r tw o days. T h e elasticity o f the leather w ill be rcuewed and the shoes become soft and pliable. W ip e shoes c a refu lly before applying the next coal o f liquid dressing. Cleaning Silver. T o clean you r silver put it In au aluminum kettle full o f hot w a ter to which has been added a tablespoonful or two each o f salt and sedn. This will clean the sliver In a twinkling, with no rubbing or mess. Be sure the receptacle la aluminum or the charm is gone. A C T Q UICKLY! Send u* your older right away, or give it to our repreientative, or call and tea ue whea in town. II you have never »ubacribed to our paper before, do it now and get these four magazines. If you are a regular subscriber to our paper, sec urge you to «end in your rtnesral at once, and get these four magazines. If you are ■ sub scriber to *ny ol these magazines, send your renewal order to us and we wilt extend your subscription for one year. Buy O rc h a rd Land --------------------- ■----------------------t S0UTHFRV PACIFIC COMPANY Passenger Train Schedule Effective Oct. 4,1914 WSSTBOLSD 161 5 A «TWO UND am. am. am. Salem . . . 7:00 9.45 Dallas. . . 8.15 11.02 Falls City. 8.50 11.35 Bl’kRock. 11:55 1M |M pm. 1.05 Bl’kRock Falls City. 9.30 1.25 Dallas. . . 10.10 2.00 Salem . . . 11.01 3.15 V ». t«7 pm. 4.00 5.30 6.05 1 170 pm. 6.10 6.40 7.45 A. C. POWCM, A««J*T z CHURCH NOTICES Free Methodist Sunday School 10 a. m. Preaching service 11 a. m. + + + + + + + + + + + 4 * + + + + + + + + + *r Song and praise service 7:30 T H A N K S G IV IN G . followed by preaching at 8:00. W e thank thee. Lord, for on« more Mid-week prayer meeting7:30 p.m year Everyone cordially invited to With all Its months have brought; Both boon and bane, both peace and attend these services. pain, Thy sovereign hand hath wrought. Edgar N. Long. Pastor. Tkinlr M If You can get these four Magubea for | Q / i im ilK Ul IT| If you Subscribe to our p«Per for ouo year. W v Ws thank thee for each pleasant path— Achievement'e sweet success; As well, our God. for dark ways tr «d - Disaater’s bitter stress. We haw sample copies of these magaiines on display at our office. Call and eee them. They we printed on book paper srith illustrated covers, and are full of clean, interesting stories and instructive articles on History, Science, Art, Music, Faahioa, Fancy Needlework, General Farming, Live Stock and Poultry. . ^ Abundant gain hath far surpassed Such loss as life contained: When such seemed not our favored lot Thy promised grace remained • | . | 8 Sand Your Ordtf Before You Forgit It I t .1 8 ■ Tbs Migulm Will Sltp Prsuplli. Whsa Tkss Is Up ■ ■ ■ = + 4 .+ And so for all we thank thee. Lord, While faith doth banish doubt; Sines this ws know, both weal and woe Work thy blest purpose out —P. B. Strong. +++++++++ + ++++++++++ Methodist Episcopal Church Rev. James C. Erwin, Pastor Sunday School 10 A. M. J. R. Moyer. Sunday School Sup't. Preaching 11 A. M. and 7:30 PM Junior League, Sunday, 3 P. M. Miss Marv Hammond. Epworth Leagae, 6:30 P. M. Hanvey Deal, Pres. Mid-week services, Wed. 7:30 P. M.
