Little Tots’ Favorite'LUMBERSHIPMENTUP . Grays Harbor Will Hrnd Out llilllon Fwt Movements H e a v y by Kail and Water Break Record. T H E ONLY STEAM-COOKED (OATMEAL ¿ Aberdeen — Kail lumber shipment* from Grays Harbor the past live montha totaled 409,780.000 feet. The number o f ear* ahipped was 18,066. Kail shipment* for October showed a 30 per cent increaae over September. October shipmenta by water showed an an increase over August and Sep tember. Lumber shipments this year promise to reach the 1,000,000,000 mark, 2,- 000,000 feet in exceas o f any previous record. Water shipments to date are 247,269,000 feet. Kail shipments for the past live months total 409,780,000 feet ami while the figures for the first five months are not available it is esti mated that these totaled about 150,- 000,000 feet. These figures place lum ber shipmenta o f Grays Harbor for sale this year in excess o f 800,000,COO feet. Home consumption of lumber has been the heaviest on record, due to the shipbuilding boom since the war began. The children prefer “ H. O’^be- cause it is the oatmeal with he tempting flavor. It makes sturdy little bodies and keen quick-thinking brains—as it contains the properties that make energy and tissue in just the right proportions. “ H. 0 ” is more nourishing than meat or eggs, and can be prepared in only 20 minutes. Do not ac cept ordinary oatmeal or rolled oats, when yon can obtain FINE HEREFORDS SELL WELL “ 11. ().” A all grocers. , Stack Yards at Spokane Pay Top Price for Hull. $630. VAUGHAN’S PORTABLE DRAG SAW Lewiston, Idaho — The Cuts 20 Cords in 10 Hours | purebred Hereford cattle THE ORIGINAL THE KJGMTUT. THE STRONG»*! HAS MANY IMITATORS. BUT NO EQUALS. Writ« for Uformotioo. Vaughan M o to r W ork s, ma , n PORTLAND. OREGON. T H A N K S G IV IN G POULTRY. * got our shipper■ T O P /-HICES t o r T U R K E Y S. DUCKS. QEE8E and CHICKENS SI «»»»on. and ws srs pome to do to again this year. If you hsvs not already ta p e d to us, u s. do au >u now tnd bt be convinced. co n v in ced , W a will gat you results you have bean now nml k in *g g tor. Ship live Turkeys, Ducks. Gases and Chickens at ones Thera will be a good demand Tor v for chickens. All poultry wilt soli ot higher priceo then over before. Ship dreeerd turkoye, du< ks. gars# and chickens to arrive hero November 24th to 27tn Inclusive. Ship ut your Vrai, Hogs, Beef, Mutton, Eggs, Butter, Wool, Mohair, Hides, otc. W e will plesso you. G U L L IC K S O N St C O M P A N Y 10S FRONT ST R E E T PORTLAN D. OREGON No Light on the Subject. "W ho la the author of tho Baying. 'Moating thu devil before day'?" aaka Slatti and Everett Sts.. 1‘ uftland. Ora. a correspondent of tho Adaina Enter Four biorki from t'nlun U n »'. Two biorka priae. and the editor replies: front New l'ialuAr«. Muderà and Araprouf. “ Duuno. Kometlmea wo are under Over lie ou laid« utura*. Hatra 7 &C to tz.00. the lmpreaalun that we »aid It ouraclf, CUAS. C . HOPKINS. M anag«. after we had aueeesafully dodged a well aimed keroaetic lamp, on t 3 a m . V stair* ay ."— Atlanta Constitution. N e w H o u sto n H o te l A P io u s W ith Dr. Doaem 7'lines are awfully dull,! Marla I can t Imagine what's become of all the patients 1 used to have. Mr*. 11 i iM • hope for I d e a r ! — Browning's Magazine. Hotel Rowland BEAUTIFUL RUGS Are made from your OLD CAR PETS. Hag Huge woven al! sizes. Mail ortier* receive prompt and care ful attention. Send for bookleL NORTHWEST KUC CO. E. Nth and Taylor St*. Portland, Or. Bought. Sold. Rented and Repaired WALKKK KI.KtrrKlC WORKS Kates; Y ou r; W o P ay C ash . N o C o m m is s io n s H E ID E N R E IC H C O . 74 fr o n t S t., Portland. Ore Bumaldc. cor. loth. Portland. Ora. B ig g er P ay fo r Y ou . Itehnkrt-Walker f lluaineea Cnllog«. Portland. Ore., largest in NorthwaaL traina you in ail buii- fiee« couroee. Knroll any time. Free Catalog. THEjVOGEL PRODUCE CO. Will guarani re Von top market price« at all time« for your Veal. Iloge. Poultry. F.*ga. Butter. Hide«. Ktc. I f you have not ahipped to ua, try ua. TURKEYS-GEESE-DUCKS 113 F ron t, W » will p«v you th « prie* for your Turkeys. 4» and Duck». Our whippera «I- waya got \n+l return». W rite iih for taie». A woman who was traveling In Can ada. collecting data for her book, clayed with a farmer's wife. When the farmer came in from tho fields he »topped some time to rub his gum boota on the door mat "W here 1» your husband?” asked the visitor. "I thought I heard him at the door.” "H e's cleanin' his 'gums' on the mat, ma'am,” said the farmer'» wife. When the book was sent to the pub- Usher this passage caught hia atten tion: "Canadian settlers in the out-of-the- way district» can’t get toothbrushes, so thoy uso tho door mat."— Exchange. M c E W E N JA PAYNE 12V Front Street. Portland. Or. SHIP V eal, Pork, Beef, Poultry, Butter, Egg» and Farm Produce. to the Old Reliable F’voiding hotion with a record of 46 yr«m of Squero |Malin«® and b i M u m i of TOP M A R K E T PKICF.H F. M. CRONKHITE M 7 Front Street Portland. Oregon P O R T L A N D , OR . HIDES, PELTS, CASCARA BARK. WOOL AND MDHAIR. A Poor Substitute. "W hat have you in your local zoo?” "W ell, for one thing, we have one We n it all feu hut. Writ# Hr pncti » 4 snipping tags of the largest collections of snakes T h * M. F. N orton C o . rw»a* on.; $«m», *». you ever saw.” "I don’t care for snakes. Have you no large amphibians?” “ No, but there's a fat man who spends about half hia time In the for T H A N K SG IV IN G and C H R IS TM A S swimming pool at tho other end of trade. W rite for pr!c«m. Ship u« your Veal. the park. He's tho nearest thing to Hogr. Poultry. Egg*. lii !»•» und Caacarn hark. Top priew» and fair treatment. a large amphibian we have about here.”— Portland Telegram. CLEASBY-HANSON CO. WANTED, TURKEYS U S FRONT ST. PORTLAND. ORE THE NEW METHOD SHERIDAN-BECKLEY COMP’Y, Inc. (By L. W . Bower, M. D.) V r Backache of any kind la often caused P ro d u ce B roker*. I by kidney disorder, which mean* that the C u b [>iiy«'rn|jn local end car lota. kidneys are not working properly. Tolaon- HOGS ) Write f.w Shipping Tea» i A A P P L E S ous matter and uric acid accumulate t a to t o e s | within the body In great abundance, VEAL ' w A "*1 11,1 - P o ta I overworking the alck kldneya; hence the EGGS I Cl,* r** Commi..ion . I O N IO N S | congestion of blood causes backache In the same manner as a similar congestion |126 Front Street, In the head causes hendache. You be PORTLAND. - - ." 'OREGON come nervous, dospondenl, sick, feverish, |Keferenr«v Illbernia’Savlngii Bank. Irritable, hnve spots appearing before the ■•yes, bags under the lids, and lack ambi tion to do things. The latest and most effective means | of overcoming this trouble. Is to eat spar- WE WANT YOUR j Ingly of meat, drink plenty of water be- I tween m rsls and take a single A n-u-rlc tablet before each meal for a while. Hlmply a»k your favorite druggist for Anurlc, double strength. If you have I lumbngo, rheumatism, gout, dropsy, be gin Immediately with this newest discov ery of Dr. Pierre, who Is Chief Medical Director of Invalide’ Hotel and Surgical HIGHEST MARKKT PRICK institute In B uff-lo, N. Y. Send 10 cents for trial pkg. NO COMMISSION Poultry,Veal and Hogs PROMPT RETURNS HENNINGSEN PRODUCE CO. 18-20 Front St. P. N. U. Portland, Ore. No. 46. 1917 I-oad to Capacity or Wait. North Yakima — Agents o f the 0 .- W. K. & N. company have received or -1 der* to ask ail shippers to load cars to their maximum rapacity and to report! the names o f all shippers who refuse I to do so. An intimation is contained in the order that «hipperB refusing to obey the request will not be given cars I until those who do co-operate in carry-1 ing out the wishes o f the national food j administration shall have been sup plied. The N. P. agents have been re porting the names o f those who have failed to load car* to capacity. FOR COUGHS AND COLDS —take a prompt end effective remedy—one that acta quickly end contain« no opiate«. You can get ouch a remedy by Asking for PISO’S THE FO U R -W H EEL DRIVE DUPLEX. Here’s the truck that was built to meet the conditions under which YOU must do your hauling. Here’s the truck you don’t have to lay up in Winter—the truck that goes through plowed fields and up un-roaded hills like stock take to the range. READ THIS! We have been very successful with the Duplex under the condition that the truck must work in this territory, due to the fact that it is exclusively a FARMING district end most of the work is done in the FIELDS, in WHEAT STUBBLE^or PLOWED GROUND. M. A. Woods put his WHEAT in the warehouse for 2 3-4 cents a sack. Last year it cost him 7 cents a sack with teams. He hauled 11,000 seeks in 23 days, ALL OUT OF THE FIELD; never got stuck and never had to unload during the entire season. His farm is an average hilly one. Excerpt from a letter from a Duplex owner. On another occasion the DUPLEX negotiated a 45 per cent grade with 50 sacks of wheat where a TW O- WHEEL DRIVE TRUCK COULD NOT GET UP EMPTY. 4500 sacks were hauled over this road. The hill is three miles long. Let’s hear from you N O W . Give us the chance to show you how we can save you big money. DEALERS! There’s a little territory still open on the DUPLEX. Live agents, here’s your chance to get hooked up with a winner—and with one of the oldest, largest and fastest growing auto mobile concerns in the Northwest. Mail the coupon today. NORTHWEST AUTO CO •9 ELECTRIC MOTORS On» hun«!r«x| an-l at sly-rtvi» It - nil MiaJrrn lfflpruv«m«iiU. frt-r fhoftov» u n •** t*t) flour ,| 7 5c t o ] $ l .5 0 prr day; $ 2 .5 0 to $ 5 .0 0 p er'w eek . g Om>oa(t« <d»urth..i»«\ i block» from !*• •«tarile®. Kira H. I* anti Oregon K lafirlc p a « door. first sale of held in the West by the American Hereford soci ety here Tuesday proved a decided sue-1 ••«•»a. Harry Cranke had charge. Fifty-two animals were sold for $14,- 760, an average o f $284 each, and many of them were only a year old. The highest-priced animal, a magnifi cent bull with splendid breeding, goes to Spokane, having been bought by Mr. Roberta, o f the Spokane Union j Stockyard*, for $630. The cattle Bold go to all parts of the Northwest and will be used for im- j proving the range herds of Washing ton, Oregon, Idaho and Montana. PO RTLA N D , OREGON Factor; Distributors, “The Line Complete.’’ Wheat— Bulk basis for No. 1 grade: Hard white — Bluestem, Early Bart, j Allen, Galgalus, Martin Amber, $2.05. Soft white — Palousc bluestem, forty fold, White Valley, Gold Coin, White N O R T H W E ST A U T O C O M P A N Y, PO R TLAN D , OREGON Russian, $2.03. White clu b - - Little club, Jenkins club, white hybrids, So nora, $2.01. Red Walla Walla— Red Gentlemen: Please send me information about the. Duplex four-wheel drive truck: Russian, red hybrids, Jones fife, cop- pei, $1.98. No. 2 grade. 3c less. No. j 3 grade, 6c less; other grades handled NAME.......................................................................ADDRESS. by sample. Flour—Patents, $10.20. Millfeed—Spot prices: Bran, $31 per ton; shorte, $34; middlings, $42; rolled barley, $66(357; rolled oats, $54 Lunar Wisdom. @55. "Tho moon la a lesson to man In the Com — Whole, $83 ton; cracked, $84. way of temperance.” To Itching, Burning Skin,— It not Only Hay— Buying prices delivered: East "How is that?” Soothes, but Heals— Trial Free. ern Oregon timothy, $27 per ton; val "She puts off getting full until she ley timothy, $23«/26; alfalfa, $22.50 gets to her last quarter.” — Exchange. Treatment: Bathe the affected sur face with Cutlcura Soap and hot wa (d24; valley grain hay, $20; clover, ter. dry gently and apply Cutlcura The Reason. $20; straw, $8. Ointment. Repeat morning and night. "I haven’t slept for days.” Butter — Cubes, extras, 43c per This method affords immediate relief, " Smatter, sick?" pound; prime firsts, 42c. Jobbing and points to speedy healment. They “ Naw, I sleep nights.”— Exchange. prices: Prints, extras, 45(048c; car are ideal for every-day toilet uses. tons, lc extra; butterfat. No. 1, 51c Free sample each by mail with Different. shipping points; 62c delivered. Book. Address postcard, Cutlcura, "He can’t get blood from a turnip Dept L, Boston. Sold everywhere. Eggs -Ranch, current receipts, 50c When a collector calls." said Will. — Adv. _________________ per dozen; candled, 65c; selects, 67 Hut the persistent mosquito can The old-time mixture of Sage Tea When he presents his bill. @58c. Might Start Trouble. and Sulphur for darkening gray, Poultry— Hens, large, 19c per pound; "Do you think your townspeople will streaked and faded hair Is grand n o m ore n ecM stty small, 17 @ 18c; springs, 19 «/) 20c; than S m a l l p o x . Array give you any banquets?” mother's recipe, and folks are again experience has demonstrated ducks, 18(n20c; geese, 10((il2c; tur "Not if I can head 'em off,” replied the almost miraculous effi using It to keep their hair a good, Senator Sorghum. “ I don’t want to keys, live, 24c; dressed, 30c. cacy, and htrmlessness, of Antityphoid Vaccination. Be vaccinated NOW by your physician, you and get with a crowd that sit right down even color, which Is quite sensible, as Veal—Fancy, 14(3 15c per pound. your family. It Is more vital than house insurance. in front of a reminder of the high cost we are living In an age when a youth Pork— Fancy, 19(</ 20c per pound. Ask your physician, druggist, or send for “ Have of living problem.”—Washington Star. ful appearance is of the greatest ad Vegetables — Tomatoes, $1 «8 2 per you had Typhoid?” telling o f T y p h o id Vaccine* result* from ua , and danger from Typhoid Carrier«. vantage. crate; cabbage, lj(y>2c per pound; let tic a n rrt labokatovy , bcmclcy . cal What Tommy Saw. tuce, $2«/. 2.25 per crate cucumbers, reoevciaa vacciata a aiavaa iinoca u. a. «ov. u m a Nowadays, though, we don’t have They were discussing lemonade. $1.60«/1.65 per dozen; peppers, 10c the troublesome task of gathering the you should see the fun '[JPINE Granulated Eyelids, ny Tommy—Ah, per pound; eauliflowr, $1 @ 1.35; way that Mr. Smith and Clara sage and the mussy mixing at home. go re Eye5> Eves Inflamed by sprouts, 10c per pound; artichokes, 90c AU drug stores sell the ready-to-use Sun, D u atand W ind quickly make lemonade. (n$l per dozen; horseradish, 9(3 12c product, improved by the addition of relieved by Murine. Try it in Mother— How. darling? per pound; garlic, 7c per pound; your Eyes and in Baby’ s Eyes. "W hy, Clara holds the lemon and other ingredients, called "W yeth's R L p Y l 3 No Smarting, Just Eye Comfort Mr. Smith squeezes her.”— Exchange. Sage and Sulphur Compound” for squash, l| c; pumpkins, lc ; carrots, about 50 cents a botUe. It Is very $1.25 per sack; beets, $1.50; turnips, Marine Eye Remedy popular because nobody can discover Eya Salvs, in Tube* 25c. For Book o f fiV$ — Fra«. $1.350/1.60. . To keep clean and healthy take Dr. It has been applied. Simply moisten Potatoes — $1.50(1/1.75 per cw t.; Aik M a r in e E ye R e m ed y C o .. C h ic a g o i Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets. They regu yonr comb or a soft brush with It and sweets, 8(3 3}c. late liver, bowels and stomach. draw this through your hair, taking A LLBN 'S rOOT-EASE FOR THE TROOPS. Onion i — Buying prices: $2.65 “ Is this a dry town?” one small strand at a time; by morn Shaken into the shoes and .p r in k !« ! In the foot country points. l>ath it give» rent and com fort, t a k e th« friction “ AFe you a stranger here?” ing the gray hair disappears, but what from the ,h o c and prevent» blister» »nd »ore »pots. Green Fruits— Apples, $1(<T2.25 per Makee walking easy. A ccep t no substitute/. Sold "I am." delights the ladies with Wyeth's Sage “ It is.”— Exchange. and Sulphur Compound. Is that, be box; pears, $1.75@2.25; grapes, $1.35 | everywhere, 2Se. sides beautifully darkening the hair @ 1.7 5 ; casabas, 2c per pound; cran after a few applications, It also pro berries, $150/16.50 per barrel. duces that soft lustre and appearance Hops— 1917 crop, 240/25c per pound; of abundance which Is so attractive. 1916 crop, 16c. T h e long, hard sch ool term drains the vitality of grow ing This ready-to-use preparation Is a de November 14, 1917. lightful toilet requisite for those who Cattle— children and you w onder why they are listless, puny and pale. desire a more youthful appearance. It B e s t b e e f s t e e r s ............... . $ 9.00(3) 9 .6 0 Is not Intended for the cure, mitigation Every school child will show marked improvement 7.00(H) 9 .0 0 G o o d b e e f s t e e r s ............... . or prevention o f disease. CUTICURA IS SO SOOTHING T It’s Grandmother’s Recipe to keep her Locks Dark, Glossy, Beautiful. TYPHOID I Protecting Your Children B e s t b e e f c o w s .................. O r d in a r y t o g o o d ............. B e s t h e i f e r s ....................... C a l v e s ................................... B u lls ........................................ S t o c k e r s and f e e d e r s . . . H ogs— P r im e lig h t h o g s ............. P r im e h e a v y h o g s .......... B u lk ..................................... . . . . 6.00(i/) 4 .0 0 « /) 6.50(3) 7 .000/) 4 .5 0 «/! 4.00(</) 7 .0 0 5 .0 0 7 .5 0 9 .5 0 6 .7 5 7 .2 5 .$ 1 6 .2 5 0 Í 1 6 .40 . 1 6 .0 0 ® 1 6 .2 0 1 6 .0 0 P i K " ........................................ . 1 4 .0 0 «/, 1 4 .7 5 Sheep— Y e a r l i n g s .............................. . $ 1 1 .5 0 ® 1$. 0 0 W e t h e r s ................................. . 1 2 . 0 0 « / 13 .00 8 . 5 0 « i 1 0 .5 0 E w es * * • « . W e s t e r n l a m b s .................. . 1 4 .0 0 (3 )1 4 .6 0 V a lle y la m b s ....................... . 18.60< & 14.00 in health and growth if given K fflD ENIILf ION Its rich, uniform cod liver oil gets into their blood and gives them vim, snap and zest. It creates strength to resist school sicknesses, overcome pinched faces, sallow complexions and dull eyes. High authorities have established again and again that cod liver oil promotes growth and energizes the body and brain. T he Imported N orwegian cod liver oil a lw n y , ti«ed in S t r o l l E m u U i n n i , now refined in our ow n A m erican laboratories which guarantee. It fre e from impurities. Scott a Bowne. Bloom field. N . J. 17-13 “ Mazle broke her engagement with Harold." “ Why did she do that?” ” 1 believe It was because she thought he was cracked.”— Exchange. Manager— The heavy man’s going badly tonight. Stage Manager— Yes, he’s trying to get a free supply of vegetables thrown at him, I think.— London Opinion. "That young artist upstairs la In toxicated about all the time.” “ Then his room Is well called Stewedio.”—Exchange. a