\ » . AA A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A. A-A. \vfcSTERN 'ItUJCK ATTACHMENT Over 1000 Satisfied Owners in ' ” ▼ © © © ™▼▼▼▼ ▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼ ▼▼▼▼▼▼▼ STATE NEW S > * i unni IN BRIEF. iinIRBEluiiiLu W a r R e c i p e s J DARK AND BEAUTIFUL C u t out th e follow in g r e c ip e , end p u l e them in you r co o k book to holp you M oovortse. T h e y havo been thorou ghly te ste d by in s tru c to r, and sp e cial le ctu re rs in th e d ep artm en t of hom e e co n o m ics a t th e U niversity of W ash ing ton. In Perfect Accord. Buttonholed by an overlnqulsltlve Journalist, a British cabinet minister administered a neat rebuke. "How long do you think the war will last?" was the final question of a long - series, asked the Interviewer. I Very promptly the minister asked: ' “How long Is a piece of string?" I The interviewer stared at him In as­ tonishment. “I—I don't know,” he gasped. “Neither do I," said the minister, ¡cordially. “I’m glad we've agreed about something. Good morning.”—Exchange. A Grippe Epidemic Every winter H ealth B oard s warn against this w eakening disease w h i c h o i t e n s t r i k e s those who are least prepared to resist it You should strengthen yourself against grippe by taking A telegram received recently by Mrs. I,. Jackson, of Celilo, officially Th«t moot vitml point of a truck attsrh- announced the rescue of her son, l.cc, Try Grandmother’« Old Favorite ment is t h e b e o r iw d s . I l,u Wiwt»rn w from the Tuscania. Recipe of Sage Tea and tho only truc k .tUrhm«*nt made with m T wo-inch Tlinh. 1 . Bearing, Other spo- Sulphur. Fears of lack of ice for Baker county clA ra tion a In p o rtio n . •re over. The weather for the past Why Huy an Inn rior rnukur few dsys has been sufficiently cold to Almost everyone knows that Bag« A . J . L O R M O R , Kidory Distribstor. freeze ire to a sufllcient thickness for Tea and Hulphur, properly compound Feanut Soup—3-5 pound peanut but­ For Pimply Faces. y ] n jUdn ScinC. P oti U im J. O r .« o « harvesting and large supplies are now ed. hi'lngs back the natural color and ter, | c stock, 1-3 ground onion, salt, To remove pimples und blackheads being gathered. luatre to the hair when faded, streak­ pepper, 2 1-8 c white sauce. Thin amenr them with Cutlcurn Ointment. or gray. Years ego the only way Why Pay H,»h nrii tt ,or Soaps? A shipment of 16 boxes of candy ed to get this mixture was to make It at with one-balf milk and one-half water I Wash off In five mlnut**s with Catlcura Soap and hot water. For free samples, which is the cream of cod liver oil, «••».I us mtul rmemtvm by retu rn mail H worth a t was last week sent to the Klamath home, which Is mussy and trouble­ to make one gallon. rwUtl u ric* o f W»«h ami llam ! K<»* i > b . U<«(©lh«r county boys in France by the Women's some. address “Cutleurn, Dept. X. Boston.” refined, purified and so skilfully with Auto and Kurnltur«» DolUhaa «»**( for a prvrti- At druggists nnd by mall. Soup 25, prepared that it enriches the blood Nowadays wo vtmply ask at any lum. th« Koi imilm* to m aka «1 horn« «1 v«ry low Relief Corps of Klamath Falls, ac­ Duchess« .Soup—4 qt stock, 8 slices «M l. W rit« Unlay. cording to Mr. Clyde K. Branderburg, drug store for "Wyeth's Hage and Sul­ Ointment 25 and 50.—Adv. streams, creates reserve strength phur Compound." You will get a large carrot, 8 slices onion, 8 blades mace, 4 R. & F. M F ’G., CO., Inc.. who is st the head of the movement. bottle and fortifies the lungs and throat of this old time recipe Improved c grated cheese, 1 ts salt, pepper. Add Proof of Perfection. Within two hours after a Bend news- by tin liililltliui of other Ingredients for 94 C l.v.nth St.. PORTLAND. OKE. “They say Smythe has a wonderful Don’t delay—It may mean much. white sauce made from lc butter sub­ paper hsd printed a request for volun- about 60 cents. Everybody uses this knowledge of women.” tary pledges of 60 cents a month to preparation now, because no one can stitute and 1 c flour, 2 qt milk. Quan­ N . . r BoCk "He must have. He can match a M O Hoorn* F i r .p r o o f U.|»U 1 0 0 Hoik* sample to satisfy his wife."—Exchange pay the rent of the room used by the possibly tell that you darkened your tity, 1 i gallons. Red Cross chapter, II of the 12 pledges hair, aa It does It so naturally and Garfield Tea, by purifying the blood, needed were received over the tele­ evenly, You dampen a sponge or soft Rice and Cheese — 1 pt rice (meas­ eradicates rheumatism, dyspepsia and bruah with It and draw this through phone and by personal call. your hair, taking one small strand at ured before cooking), 1 c cheese, 2 tb many chronic aliments.—Adv. flooct * Bo»na. Bfceroflnfal. N. J . I** The Salem Kings Produce company a time; by morning the gray hair dis­ butter substitute. 1) c milk, 1-3 c f i C ornar S ia th and llo y t 5 t* .. P o rtlan d , O ra. „ « '■ { jU \V M I H. M añanar. has received telegraphic advices that appears, and after another application Make a white B P KCl A L Waah or Month the g^ernment has swarded it a con­ i or two, your hair becomes beautifully flour, salt, pepper. t r a c t t o f u r n i s h 1100 t o n s o f d e h y d r a t e d dark, thick and glossy and you look sauce of the milk, butter substitute potatoes for the army. This repre- 1 years younger. Wyeth's Hage and and flour. Add cheese. Add this to Sulphur Compound la a lellghlful toll sents 6,000,000 pounds of potatoes et requisite It la not Intended for the the rice and bake. in their original state. cure, mitigation or prevention of dia M O T O K C A R R E P A IR IN G The Klamath Falls Municipal rail­ ease.—Adv. Hominy and Cheese — 1 qt hominy way has now reached Klamath avenue, (measured before cooking), l i lb. M A C H IN E W O R K COYOTE A N D ^ On Condition. the ¡ resent terminus there, and train­ — ■ ■ ■ ... ..................................- O T H E R F U R S cheese, 1 1-3 qt milk, 4 tb butter sub­ "What do you think of this Idea of M A G N E T O S E R V IC E S T A T IO N loads of ilirt for the grade are being Y o u g e t t h e h ig h e s t p r ic e s a n d q u ic k r e tu r n s stitute, 2-3 c flour, salt, pepper. Cook w h e n y o u sh ip t o t h is old e s ta b lis h e d a n d A I X K IN D S O P hauled daily to the spot in that city, getting next to tho toll?” re lia b le F u r H o u se . I t 's y o u r n e a r e s t m a rk e t. "All right, if you can strike pay hominy. Make a white sauce of the where the dedication exercises were dirt." butter substitute, flour, an milk. To SEN D T O R H. L IE B E S & CO held In the big celebration on July 3 this add the cheeae. Then add all to RAW FU R R a w F u r D e a le rs- F u r M a n u fa c tu re rs P R IC E L I S T C Y L IN D E R G R IN D IN G last year. Indefinite. the hominy, and bake. Number serv­ 1 4 9 B r o a d w a y , D e p t O P O R T L A N D , O R E. P R O M P T A T T E N T IO N "Do you believe in the power of ings, 15. M. 8. Stockwell, of Canyon City, T O A IX O R D E R S has Died an application with State En­ mind over matter?" "What matter?” B ro a d w a y « ! M a m le ra ,P o rtla n d ,O r. Spanish Beans—2 c Mexican beans, gineer Is*wis for the use of 22 second- "Oh, never mind, what matter." 2 slices salt pork, 1 lb. hamburger, 1 feet of water from Canyon Creek to heaping ts chill powder, 1 Urge onion, irrigate 1800 acres of land on the A Good Reason r T T a o ik th . s in la k a o € f i l th , . e .. m i, 11. I .I -4 r fir*t . . . a and — dt . t the - cow - i a '» L health^efterw a & i r. s i is putting r x? ilk m yield ard large can tomatoes. Cook beans. branch above Canyon City. He states "Why don’t they put the national xne ra rt b efo re the horw . M any "p o o r m ilk e r* " on.jrA ieed to have th eir Cut pork, boil and fry golden brown. the main canal will be about eight flag on postage stamps?" sterna working; properly to becom e good producers. W© P ay th « miles long and coat about (10,000. K O W -K U R E E, , the th g reat cow m edicine, m akes cow# h ealth « and keeps them / ill. “Don't suggest such a plan. Every Add to beans. Fry onion and add. Fry Highest Market Prices h cah liv . W orking ng on ^tac i n . fligcttive^ a ig o tn r e and a n a g en u ital al org o rg ans,^ a n ,, it ¡t i* la a prom prompt,—., pt, sure hamburger, add with water to beans, An epidemic of rabies at Union, fol­ tongue would be against It." rrroedy for Abortion, B a irerm eM , K-tamril A fte rb irth , S co u rin g , Loat Appe­ but do not stir. Twenty minutes be­ tite and B u n ch es. Try K O IV -K U K E ; druggists an d feed dealer, tell i t — lowing the rampage of a mad dog, was Sic and 41 . 1 « packages. ^ fore serving, heat and add chili, dis­ Very Much 8o. reported this week to State Veterinar­ W rit? tor uTho Homo Cow D o c to r," troc. solved in a little cold water. Stir all “Those German sea commanders ian I.ytle by Dr. A. G. Paddock, of D A IR Y A S S O C IA T IO N C O . Union. He said the stricken dog bit seem to be getting themselves In deep into beans. X L y n d o n v lila . V u Guarantees qu ick raturna; ch arg e half the dogs in Union, compelling water.” A .„ » à * . "I should say so at the rate their Agree on Beet Pulp Price. large tiu.nbers of them to be killed, no com m isaion. M ak e (rial ahipm onl crews are drowning them."—Baltimore and also attacked a man and some cat­ American. Yakima, Wash. — A conference be­ and get th e moat fo r you r K U K 3. tle. tween representatives of the Utah- uii'niH Three fatal accidents are included een clean and healthy t Idaho Sugar company and the Commer­ in the total of 481 reported to the In­ Fierce’s Pleasant Felleta. They regu- cial club has resulted in an understand­ ¿for— Write / o r C a t * fo i/ d n ri / u t i ist fo r m a t in n , ing aa to prices by which growers may PORTLAND. ORE. dustrial Accident commisaion for the late liver, bowels and stomach. 191 Broadway, week ending February 22, inclusive. get beet pulp for next year. Farmers Force of Habit. The fatal accidents reported were Do Quiz—1 wonder why that man who engage in beet growing want the Diurni tariti Mike Huntley, logger, Coquille; Wil­ ©O WTIAHO ORC. first call on pulp, and the company A&EKTS liam Murphy, steel worker, Portland, walking ahead of us continues to look agrees, putting the price at 50 cents a P R IC E S P A ID B Y at the pavement as be mopes and J . II. Altman, shipbuilder, Port­ down ton for wet and 25 cents a ton for along? U S FO R RA W Wanted to Know. land. Granulated Eyelids, De Whiz—Don't you know him? dried pulp. With this point settled “All of who never told a lie F U R S ARE Sore Eyes, Eyes Inflamed by For the first time in about two That's Hlghup, the professional aero­ campaign for increased acreage in the raise your you hands,” said the teacher t S a n . D u s t and W in d QuickJy territory above Union Gap will begin to her small pupils. weeks the Southern Pacific company naut.—Brooklyn Citizen. 'relieved by Murine. Try it in EXTREM E- next week. again reported a car shortage to the l / . . ,Z y ^ r f/ r C your in Baby's Eyes. “Please, teacher,” piped little Jim ­ . LY HIGH Public Service commission. The re­ TO R ESIST THE ATTACK-of the germ mie. “is It a lie It nobody finds it out?” FOUR t Y L^N© Smarting, Jast Eye Cornier« •f Consumption, Will Build New Bridge. port was a shortage of 27 closed and 24 —Exchange. Murine Eye Remedy Wriie for frw* U m Scrofula, Grip, S r * S a l. . . in T a t * . ZSe. fo r Snot «/1»* E m — t n * . o[>en cars. The Spokane, Portland & i Olympia— Hana Pederson, the Seat­ Malaria, a n d A sk M a r i n e E y e R e m e d y C o . , C k t c s s s 4 Proving It. Seattle reported a shortage of 85 and E . R . S K I N N E R & CO. many other dis­ tle contractor who waa awarded the the O.-W. R. & N. company a short-: "Jubbe la a man of great promise." eases — means new Niaqually bridge job, has com­ “Hm! So he's been borrowing from age of 409. Wanted to Know. fight or die for menced assembling his equipment on Warden Murphy reported Wednesday I all of ua. These the Pierce county aide of the river, and you, to o !"—Exchange. Archie’s parents are divorced and D O N 'T LET W O R M S E A T Y O U R * R O r i T S that the work of threshing the 1917 germs are every will start work on the new bridge at the little fellow spends part of the An an im *l w ith worm« cannot Maybe Expensive is Meant time with his father and part with bis thrive. Kr>«*p your llv«*»Uick free flax crop has started at the state peni­ where In the air we breathe. The odds once. The bridge, a reinforced con­ Sign of Tremont street: “Our eggs fr>>rn worm* hy giving them D r. tentiary and it is expected retting will are in favor of the germs. If the liver mother. The other day be said to his crete structure of three spans, will be are like Caesar’s wife.” Was the lady D a v id H«»hart«* nurse: “When I die will I go six begin soon. The crop last year was ia inactive and the blood Impure. W O R M P O W D E R . P riea SOc completed this summer. fresh?—Boston Transcript What ia needed most la an increase months to one place and six months to lit*** will fa tte n qu icker, horaea very light. There are still about 90 . wi l l look «Iw krr. tHiultry will be In the germ fighting strength. To do the other?"—Boston Transcript So There. h* -*lthi*r. Roail the h«eUr»l H mw tons of flax from the 1916 crop to ret. Vei- maru* Srad fst hr* Usklrt m AUrtna Warden Murphy stating that the dila­ this successfully you need to put on First Little Girl—Your papa and healthy fleah, rouse the liver to vigor­ Or Blow a Shoehorn. ■ U«ft. If in * dr a Irr m ymi law«, ni M mamma are not real parents. They Or. Oatit 3«6»rU' let Ca. 100 GisM t i l . Witikiila. Wit tory methods of ex-Superintendent ous action, so it will throw oft these Mrs. Jobnsing—Can’t stay long. adopted you. t’rawford. of the flax plant, had result­ germs, and purify the blood so that Second Little Girl—Well, that makes Mrs. Snow. 1 just come to see ef yo’ O C ltO O O Ir r iiin tlo n P r o j e t latid. o w n .o f T e m ed in delay in retting the balance of there will be no "weak spot" or soil It all the more satisfactory. My par­ wouldn’t Join de mission band. ISO k i n . , part in nateel. li.r ariuO, M .y u-rma. 9 4 . that crop. for germ growth. Mrs. Snow—Fo’ de lan’ sakes, hon­ Wheat— Bulk basis for No. 1 grade: ents picked me out and yours had to W r i t , r.ftin E U » . 1 rln e v ille . O re g o n . We claim for Dr. Fierce'« Golden Hard White— Bluestem. Early Bart, take you just aa you came.—Exchange. ey, doan come to me! I can’t even J t - i up to the farmers of the North­ Medical Discovery that It does all this play a mouf organ.—Christian Regis­ Allen, Galgalus, Martin Amber, (2.05. west, says a dispatch from Pendleton, in a way peculiar to itself. Wife Furnished It. ter. Whenever there is a tendency to Soft White— Palouae bluestem, forty­ to decide immediately the way they It cures troubles caused by torpid Mrs Jinks— My husband was i . eon* fold, white valley. Gold Coin, White constipation, sick-headache, or bilious­ flrim't! smok« r when I married hlm, will handle their grain crop this year. liver or Impure blood. Classifying the Idiots. White club— Little ness, take a cup of Garfield Tea. All If they are to continue to sack it, they “The Common Sense Medical Ad­ Russian, (2.03. hut today ho never smokes. druggists.—Adv. In a Georgia court the judge ob­ Mrs. Hlnks—Good! To break off a muHt place their orders now, despite visor,” latest edition, in French cloth club, Jenkins club, white hybrids, So­ served to the defendant: (2,01. Red Walla — Red lifetime habit like that requires a the high price prevailing. If they are binding, will be sent free on receipt of nora, The Suitable One. “You seem to have committed a to bulk their grain, preparation must five dimes or stamps to pay the coat Russian, red hybrids, Jones fife. Cop- strong will. "I see where they are making the grave assault on plaintiff just because of printing and mailing only. Address pel, $1.98. No. 2 grade, 3c less. No. Mrs. Jinks -W ell, that's what I’ve be made immediately. differed from you in an argument” Dr. Fierce. Freat. Invalids' Hotel, Buf­ 3 grade 6c less. Other grades hanledd convicts in some prison out west knit he "There got!—Ideas. was no help for it, your hon­ sweaters and socks for the soldiers.” As a means of doing what she can in falo, N. Y.—Adv. by sample. “I suppose, then, this prison work is or,” said the offender. “The man was aid of our country’s success in the war. Pre cis e Figuring. done with the chain stitch.”— Balti­ a perfect idiot" Flour— Patents, (10. Mrs. Curt Muller, of Bend, has started Located, "So you gel a dollar a year for work­ a French class, often without charge to "Well, you must pay a fine of (10 Millfeed—Net mill prices, car lots: more American. "Where was man wound­ waa your old ing for the nationT" and the costs, and in future you should Bran, $30 per ton; shorts, (32 per ed?" all who may be called to serve in "To bo financially eanet,” replied try to understand that human idiots ton; middlings, (3 9 ; mixed cars and "In the abdomen.” Mr. Dustin Si ax, "I don't get a whole France. A room for the class has been are human beings, the same as you less than carloads, 50c more; rolled "W here's that?" provided by the I o c b I school board. dollar. I h a v e to pay a little back as and 1.”—Case and Comment “Don't know—somewhere in France, barley, $66fti68; rolled oats, $66. Mrs. Muller is a native French woman. Income tax."— Washington Star. I suppose."—Cassell’s Journal. Butter—Cubes, extras, 48c; prime She already has a number of pupils As we grow more sensible, we refuse firsts, 47Jc. Jobbing prices: Prints, Rural Finance. drug cathartics and take instead Na­ who are taking this means to fit them­ extras, 52c; cartons, lc extra; Iload Commissioner—But who is to selves for service abroad. ture's herb cure. Garfield Tea.—Adv. "ay for such a fine road as you pro­ butterfat. No. 1, 55c delivered. Doris Drink hard, a Brownsville pose? Appreciated. Eggs—Ranch, current receipt», 48c; Citizen—The motorists. It ' will school girl in the primary grades, re­ candled, 50c; selects, 52c per dozen. Dinner Guest—I’ve brought my own H arm less to flush Kidneys and cently found some ground glass in the temift them to breuk the speed laws sugar. Poultry— Hens, 25l(a26c; springs, and their fln> s Will pay tor the road. peanut butter sandwiches she had tak­ neutralize irritating Hostess— How sweet of you!—Bos­ 24; broilers, 29fn30c; geese, 16((i l8 e ; en to school for lunch. Teachers, ton Transcript acids. turkeys, live, 24(ti25c; dressed, choice. At The Show. mothers and merchants were told of the 30c. • "Here wo ore all ready to begin the peanut butter, and when the butter Veal—Fancy, 20c per pound. Kidney and Bladder weakness result performance, but where la the Human was examined under a microscope it from uric acid, says a noted authority Pork—Fancy, 20Jc per pound. Kly?" You reckless men and women who was found to contain quantities of "He can't come, sir. His wife's been Sack vegetables—Carrots. $1.50 per The kidneys filter this acid from the are pestered w'th corns and who have /twnttlng him."—Baltimore American. broken glass, two spoonfuls of the but­ at least once a week Invited an awful sack; beets, (1 .6 0 (d) 2.00; turnips, blood and pass it on to the bladder, ter yielding 12 pieces. where It often remains to Irritate and death from lockjaw or blood polaon $1.50; parsnips, $1.600!2.00. Inflame, causing a burning, scaldlrr Potatoes — Oregon Burbanks, $1@) are now told by a Cincinnati authority Fred Nevis and Joseph Schrader, sensation, or setting up an Irritation B IG , S TR O N G CHICKS self-confessed to use a drug called freezone, which 1 26 per hundred; Yakimas, $1.50; at the neck of the bladder, obliging Seap 25c Ointneni 25c & 50c I. W. W ., are being the moment a few drops are applied 1« th e r«ault o f uninir P e ta ­ sweet potatoes, bin 5)o per peund. you to seek relief two or three times ; lum a Incuhfttoni nncks, where the calloua without Inflaming or even Ir­ a n k l e , h o c k , s tir te , k n e e o r throat. February 27, 1918. I t because they can't control urina­ men were arrested for l. W. W. agita­ M O N E Y F O R Y O U . ritating the surrounding tissue or Cattle— tion. While It Is extremely annoying gathering evidence against akin. A small bottle of freeione will Thousand* o f trained yotinir n«o|»le needed. tion, Med. to choice s te e rs.. . . $ 1 0 .3 5 0 ill.00 and sometimes very painful, this 1« B eh nk e-W alker ItuHtneea C ollem . Port'and . place* Schrader and Nevia, both of whom, as TPADt MASK atG.U-S.PAT Off cost very little at any of the drug ntudenta In position*. Enroll any tim e. F ree Good to med. steers......... 9.36(tiin.35 really one of the most simple ailments is attested by papers found on them, stores, but will positively rid one'» Catalogue. will c l e a n it o f f w it h o u t laying up to overcome. Get about four ounces Com. to good steers......... 8.00^)10.00 feet of every hard or »oft corn or are I. W. W. organizers. the h o r t e . No blister, no hair of Jad Salts from your pharmacist hardened calloua. If your druggist Choice cows and heifers. 8.00fti 9.50 gone. C o n c e n t r a t e d — o n ly a few take a tablespoonful in a glass of Hides, Pe lts, C Ä * Wool & Mohair The memorial services for the late hasn't any freezone he can get it at Com. to good cows and hf 6.7b(a 8.15 and drops r e q u i r e d at a n a p p lic a t io n . $ 2 . 5 0 per water before breakfast, continue this Wf waul ad to * Ware WHl* f*f Prim and Mum**! Ta«*. delivered. Dweribe ro u te.*» ¡ " ' i f * " . * ' iimroctiow Elmer Alfred Huston, who lost his life any wholesale drug house for you.— Canners.............................. 4.25(n Prime heavy h o g s........... 16.60(3! 16.85 and Is made from the acid of grapes Im m ediate paym ents. W e will pay you: * * * ,nd Fern, Produce. P ig s ..................................... 14.00(<£16.25 and lemon juice, combined with lithla. David Enselman, who resides on Dressed pork, 2 0 c. I s t h . OM Reliable F ro n tin a hntiaM with | Bulk ................................... 16.00@16.85 and is used by thousands of folks who a ra d a iu re rv m . R e l ie f la prom pt from r is e * . Canyon Creek, was arrested last week Pressed veal, sm all. IS c . m o r i o f 4.-> T'—r i of Motion* Deollnea. ord are subject to urinary disorders caus ig veal up to 300 Iba., 12c Rem edy for C o n sh * a n d C old s. Rflbctiee and Sheep— to r n a tim i o f T O P M A R K E T P R IC E S. by District Game Warden I. B. Hazel- B Live ed by uric acid Irritation. Jad Salta •n ft* (hr y o a n s an d o ld . No opiate» •» ch ickens. 2 2 c Liv e roosters. 18c F . M. C R O N K H IT E L iv e turkeva 2 0c Western lambs.................. $15.00(3)16.50 ts splendid for kidneys and causes no tine, for killing deer out of season. Pressed tu rk ey s 3 0 c . duck* 7 2 c. P ressed aeese 2 0c Valley lambs...................... 14.50(3'15.00 bad effects whatever. « 4 7 F ro n t S tr o e l P o rtlan d . O r « ,M About half a venison was confiscated Live Live Reese 1 8 c. Dressed sm all goats. 12c. Here you have a pleasant, efferves­ . by Warden Hazeitine, which waa sold F R A N K L. S M I T H M E A T C O ., Yearlings............................ 13.00(3)18.60 Wethers............................... 12.50(3)13.00 cent llthla water drink, which quickly and the money given to the Red Cross. "F lsh tin tr th * Beef T ru st.'’ 9.00012.00 relieves bladder trouble.—Adv. No. 9 , 1 9 1 8 I Enselman waa fined (26. 3 2 3 A ld er S t ., P O R T L A N D , O R E R w e a ................................... W a s h in g t o n a n d O r e g o n . s c o r o O lM U L S iO M O Use SCOTT’S Refuse Substitutes H o te l H o y t Raw F u rs Wanted FR ED DUN DEE W E W ANT AT ONCE WELDING nfie C o w ’s H e a l t h - F irs t A RAW FURS N. M. UNGAR CO., ^ P o r t l a n d S e e d C o m p a n y Á NORTHWEST MARKET REPORT With the Fingers! SALTS IF KIDNEYS El Says Corns Lift Out Without Any Pain Soldiers Soothe Skin Troubles with C uticura SELDOM SEE a b s o r b in e SEE! S E E !! PERSISTENT COUGHS P I S O ’S