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Newspaper Page Textsa a a S a tt WuU Dressed Veal and Pork W s w an t drasuad veal and p ork and iiv s ch ick - ena. W * d o not ch a rg e com m ission. W a will pay you p rom p tly. Ship a n y q u an tity and ah.p a n y d « r . W e will pay e . fo llo w s f o r s o o d fa t stu ff: Dressed V e a l........................sc to Dressed P ork........... Live H ens............... ...................... O n ................................................: loc 12 c lae 23c A d d rasa all HhipmenU FRANK L. SMITH MEAT CO. “Fishtin* the Beef Trust” PORTLAND, OREGON fir e d A ile d I lls H o o d ’s Sarsaparilla By virtue of its unequaled blood-purifying, nerve-stength- ening, stomach-toning, appe tite-restoring properties, is the one Great Spring Medicine. It. DR. H A Y N E S Exclusive Optician H ig h e r Free Examination, and Perfectly fit ted Glasses as low as $2.00. No Faking Methods. SUITE 42 7, MARQUAM BUILDING. Opp. Portland Hotel PIM PLES Portland, Ore. 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A l le n ’s F o o t-E a s e is a c e r t a in c u r e f o r h o t , A w ea tin g , c a llu s , a n d s w o lle n , a c h in g fe e t. S o ld b y a l l D ru g g ists . P r ic e 25c. D o n ’ t a c c e p t a n y s u b s t it u t e . T r ia l pa ck age FR E E . A d dress A lle n 8. O lm s t e d , L e l t o y , S . Y . N ot A d ju n c t s of H a p p la o a a . An exchange wonders how people got along without the telegraph, tele phone, etc., etc. Well they did get along, and so far as anybody knows they were Just as happy as are the people who are surrounded with all these “adjuncts of dvlllration.“ The In the 216,044 032, a quality W ill F ind Speed y R e lie f and A b solu te C u re by U s in g the production of sand and gravel United States In 1908 was 37,- short tons, valued at $13,270,- decrease of 4,635,874 tons in and of $1,222,027 in valua over If You Wejust Treatment (Bictaes locally: tibltfi internally.) 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When they die, that Is the last of them.“ "If that’s so,“ queried Tommy Tuck er, "what will the Injuns who go to the happy hunting grounds do for game?” 1907. Pacific Coast Biscuit Company Sea ttle S end 10c fo r trial packagr«- SICK WOMEN SEND THIS AD. FOR FREE PREMIUM LIST P ortland h i o - y o u 's l a w l a w F i n s c o a x t n e urmw I n t o a c t iv i t y b y g e n t l e m e t h o d s . T h e y d& n o t s c o u r , g r i p e o r w ea k en . T h e y a re a t o n ic t o t h e s t o m a c h , liv e r a n d n e r v e « ; I n v ig o r a t e I n s t e a d o f w e a k e n . T hey en rich th e b lo o d a n d e n a b le th e s to m a ch to g e t a ll t h e n o u r is h m e n t f r o m f o o d th a t is p u t In to it . T h e s e p i ll s c o n t a in n o c a l o m e l ; t h e y a r e s o o t h i n g , h e a li n g a n d s t i m u la t in g . F o r s a le b y a ll d r u g g i s t s In 10c a n d 2 5c a iz^s. 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If for any cause the horse or other domestic animal exhibits a lack of energy, proper relish for food, or an appearance of general debility, timely action should be taken for the restoration of ita health. In the natural food of our domestic animals Nature provides certain peculiar medicinal herbs, leaves, barks and roots which seem necessary for their health. Pacific Stock Food in greatly condensed form is intended to supply the essential virtues of those health-giving natural remedies and is prepared expressly for those animals deprived by man of their natural food. It is an alterative tonic which stimulates the various organs of | the body, promotes the secretions, tones j up the general system and restores the j disordered conditions to a normal state. It stimulates the appetite, improves the | digestion and assimilation of food, purifies the blood and insures a good, healthy condition. Booklet free. H oyt C h em ical C o . 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It can be changed from a slow to a quick fire by turning a handle. There's no drudgery connected with it, no coal to cany, no wood to chop. You don’t have to wait fifteen or twenty minutes till its fire gets going. Apply a light and it’s ready. By simply turning the wick up or down you get a slow or a*, intense heat on the bottom of the pot, pan, kettle or oven, and nowhere else. It has a Cabinet Top witlf shelf for keeping plates and food hot, drop ahelves for coffee, teapot or saucepan, and even a rack for towels. It saves time, worry, health and temper. It does all a woman needs and more than she expects. Made with 1, 2, and 3 burners; the 2 and 3-burner sixes can be had with or without Cabinet. Xrery dealer everywhere; If not at your*. write (or DeewlpUre Circular to the nearest agency of the S t a n d a r d O il C o m p a n y (Incorporated* _________ PIPE REPAIRING FASHION HINTS Oímer» ¿aatroÉaeby —¿ A l M M t i U aod ílfftSnUta N o n - alcoholic A m b itio n . "Ï wish you would tell me what the Get It tod ’ y in usual liquid form or trouble le with this watch,” said tho tablets called Sarsataba. 100 Dosea $L customer, handing It to the jeweler. “The trouble,” eald the jeweler, look L a d e Jerry. ing at the number of the timepiece and referring to his ledger, “le that I “<V course,” observed Uncle Jerry haven't been paid yet for the cleaning Peebles, "it costs a heap to live now’ - I gave It two years ago.“ days, but I notice that the loudest howlin’ about It comes from the fellers H a d F ig u r e d It O a t. that’s livln better now than they ever “If you get strictly fresh eggs,” the did before.“_________________ city man was saying, "you've got to M o t h e r s w il l fin d M rs. W in s lo w 's S o o t h in g pay for them.” p t h e b e s t r e m e d y to u se ( o r t h e ir c h i ld r e n ’’That'» 10 ,” remarked the suburban S d u y ru r in g t h e t e e t h in g p e r io d . ite. ‘‘Mine have cost me $2.87% a doz S e le c t. en this winter.” "Impossible!” Once when passing through a ceme "Not at all Impossible. I keep half tery in Lenox Eliot Gregory was sur A dozen hens.” prised to see that the members of one old New England family had been bur N ew Y o r k 's F ir s t F e r r y . Cornelius Dlrcksen was the first offl led in a circle, with their feet toward eta! ferryman on the Island of Man Its center. He asked the reason for hattan. The mooring place on the this arrangement and a wit of that Manhattan side was about where day, daughter of Mrs. Stowe, replied: Water street crosses the present Peck ,fcSo that when they rise at the last day slip. He started the system In 1637. only members of their own family may face them !” Passengers who wanted to be rowed R e a d y w it h H e r A s iw e r . over blew a horn for the skipper If “ Queer habit Miss Passay has when he chanced to be absent when they ar rived. From Dircksen’s skiff grew you’ re talking to her.” “ Why? Doesn’t she listen?” the preseut ferry system of the city. “ Oh, yes, very attentively, but she keeps nodtllng her head and Interpect- lng ’yes,’ *yes,’ all the time.” “ I think she has fallen into that habit waiting for sorjie man to pro pose.” —Catholic Standard and Times. r FACTS IN TABLOID FORM. Philanthropic Visitor (at Jail)—What ! started you on a career of crime, If I I may ask? Prisoner—Headin’ the confessions of a reformed burglar, in one o’ the mag azines. When I found out how easy It was to burgle I went 4 t It myself. Don’t treat children's troubles light ly; their trials are as big to them as those of grown-up people. Don’t fall to instill a deep sense of kindness to dumb animals—a cruel boy generally makes a cruel man. Don’t neglect an untruth or dishonorable action— teach your children to face these out and It will make them courageous. Don't en courage whining or tale-telling. Don’t lose your children's confidence— try to Uv# close to thplr hssnrtq. W hat in v a . I The Toy—Please, c'n I set off thte | I afternoon? Me mother’s sick an’ there I ain’t no one to watch th’ house an* take care o' ;h’ baby. The Bose—Certainly, my lad. It*» a shame, too— I was ttolnjr to plve you my ticket to the hall game.—Cleveland Leader. __________________ VULCANITE ROOFING IS BEST Majestic Roof ing Co. 32S Worcester 8 4« PORTLAND. ORE. Free reierson M achinery Co NET PRICE CataiefM «i P ow er Sprayers. Drag Saws, and W ood Saws, Saw Mill Machinery. R ock Crushers & Road Machinery, all kinds o f Pumps. Irrigation Out fits and Rams. W ell Drilling M a c h in e r y . Pneumatic Tanks. Mar ine and Stationary Gas ofen? Engines, Launch Supplies. ¡Munches and Canoes, Belting. H ose and Packing. I fo TbeGAS ENGINE H0LSE ttJ tMBftMrrt»«' St P o s s ib le Port l«nd.Ore «for D ou b t. “You can’t make me believe,“ said Mr*. Lapaling, "that the man the po lice caught prowling around our house wasn’t a burglar. He denied ft, but they found a 44 calamus revolver on him.“—Chicago Tribune. B b o n c h u l T r o c h e s A crorronlrot in J « ff.c t t r « m r n r fr f w Couetie ----------»• In »»lu »U « tn B r o n c h i»!«v i L u n ,T rou HT**, nnd 5 p u k .r o lo t cio.rtr, j Ir tro . from e p U tu w I n , h . ---- !.. P r i e , 2 5 -----‘ ita. * 5 0 e — u t - » ----- » u - l - $ 1 .0 0 p . b u . JOH N I, B R O W N A : London has 2.151 m ile, of »treat, and 390 miles of tramways. The harpy eagle of Brazil feeda ex clusively on monkeys. The eggs of wild birds are smaller than those of the same ipeclea of birds when domesticated. No fewer than 60,407 article! found in public carriages ware last year taken to Scotland Yard, London. Of all places o f Importance, Sydney, New South Wales, Is farthest from London as the crow flies— 10,120 miles. St. Louis hag a concrete building fifty-seven feet high, which is entirely without windows. The Illumination la by means of skylights In the roof. An Irish woman, Miss Lillian E. Bland, has designed and built for her self a biplane glider twenty-eight feet wide. Several satisfactory glides have been accomplished with the m acbln. controlled from the ground by ropes. The engine and propellers will be fit ted later. Use of tobacco la universal In ths orient, and the word cheroot and Its use come from Madras. The first ci gars seen by Columbus were wrapped with corn shucks. Some Himalaya tribes take the leaf of the palasaa and, with a cunning twlat of the wrist, make the bowl and long, narrow stem of a pipe In the most perfect way. Miss Helen V. Carson of Bedford, la., has entered upon her second year a j superintendent of the high schools of Extra, la. She was recommanded by the Governor of Colorado for ths place and waa Just twenty-two when she was elected. She la said to do the work Just as well as her masculine predecessor and to receive the same salary. It Is satlmated that there are 230, 000 hives or colonies of bees In Switz erland, each of which produces forty pounds of honey during the season, a total of ten million pounds a year. The average price of Swiss honey for the year 1909 waa 2 5 centB a pound, giving the year's product a total value T h ii amethyit linen luit was charming of $2.300,000, which la mostly profit, with its simply ihirred waiit, and the nature providing the raw material In embroidery of amethyit and white. an abundance of flowers. The ihirred ileevei were of very iheer Hookha, the hubble-bubble or Turk batiste. The jaunty black and white hat had ish water pipe. Is always being smoked by Burmese women, partly because an owl's heed aa the only trimming. they like it, but mainly to supply the men with nicotine water. This hub ble-bubble nicotine water habit la, In fact, a lazy form of tobacco chewing. A mouthful o f the nasty beverage Is held In the mouth as long as possible. They carry about gourds full of It, and The esthetic and decorative usee to claim It preserves their teeth, and It which barbarians will turn objects may.— New York Press. which to civilized races are things of In our army machine guns have the humbleet utility are amusingly Il been supplied from time to time, but only experimentally and not as an In lustrated by this “ fashion note” from trinsic part of the army organization. West Africa, taken from an Italian The question has been studied, no newspaper: For some time the officials of the doubt, by the general staff, but the definite organization and supply of this German colony In Southwest Africa no telegraph wires and new arm has been postponed to make ticed that the way for other more pressing consider other accessories o f the electrical plant ations and also to profit by the experi disappeared aa by magic Immediately ence o f European nations before adopt after they had been put up. The moat ing any definite organization or tac diligent Inquiries remained fruitless. tics for this new but highly Important From other parta of the German pos sessions came reports of strange arm of the service. Some English seem to think all predilections for articles of German meats coming In should be marked commerce, as, for example, rubber either "foreign" or “ colonial" to show heels, garters, buckles and so forth, the buyer that he was not getting Eng things which the natives o f those coun lish meat. Every one of the chief tries do not generally use. joints would have to be stamped, and The governor of the colony gave an the exporter would have to do the entertainment one year In honor of stamping. Further, the butcher deal the emperor’s birthday, and Invited ing In "foreign" as well as English the chiefs of the different tribes to It. meat must announce the fact on his What was his surprise when he saw shop front, so that his customers may these native gentlemen appear with know he deals in both foreign and hla stolen telegraph wires twisted English meats. Some of the farmers round their Illustrious necks. The complain that much foreign meat la higher the dignity the more rings of passed off as English to bring down the wire were round the neck. their prices. Inquiries were soon started In the "M ob” Is the only one .of the abbre outlying villages, and It came to light viated words protested against by that the white china Insulators of the Dean Swift which has conquered even telegraph poles had become ear rings. the purists o f speech. “ Incog” is still A young lady of the hlgheet distinc short of respectability, and “ phiz" tion In native society wore a rubber (physiognom y) very far so. However, other abbreviated forms have won. A heel hanging from her nose, and a cabriolet Is a "cab” to everybody now, young man who was a well known though to Dickens' Mr. Raddle It was dandy wore dangling from his ears a still a “cabrloly.” "M iss" for "m is pair o f beautiful pink «Ilk garters. tress,” "piano" for "pianoforte” and A l i b i t l l n t i fo r A lc o h o l. “ sweets” for "sweetmeats" are univer The tendency of people to contract sal. Nevertheless, many people still apologize for “ bus" Instead of “ omni some sort or another habit Is shown bus" and wage a losing fight against by the common use In various coun “ phone” and against "photo.” tries of tobacco, lea, coffee, opium and Consul Thomas H. Norton, of Chem the like. In Abyssinia and parts of nitz. tells of the Importance of the Arabian Turkey the place of alcohol la potato In the life of Germany. "The taken by the kat plant, which the na potato occupies a relatively more im tives almost universally chew. In parts portant position In Germany than In of Abyssinia certain tribes chew the other European countries. It Is not leaves of the kat plant commonly when only employed largely for food for they are compelled to exert special or both man and beast, but also for con long-continued effort, the Immediate version into starch and alcohol. The effect o f which Is to produce an agree 1908 crop was estimated at 46.500,000 able sleeplessness and stimulation. The metric tons ( 51,256,950 short tons), freshly-cut leaves have a rather pleas 12,000,000 tons being used for human ant taste, and produce a kind o f Intoxi food and 19,000,000 tons for feeding cation of long duration, with none of domestic animals. Starch factories the disagreeable features o f ordinary utilized 1,500,000 tons, distilleries Inebriety. Messengers and soldiers are 2.500,000 tons, while 5,500,000 tons enabled, by chewing the leaves, to go were required for seed.” without food for a number of days. Miss Bessie M. G. Dare, of Bowshot In parts o f Arabian Turkey there are farm, whose marriage has taken place cafes for the consumption o f the kat at Wootton-Fltzpalne church, enjoys plant which correspond to the cages In widespread fame as an expert In dairy Europe and America where coffee and ing. She has won over a hundred prizes, certificate» and medals for her alcohol are used. butter making, her fancy designing In R e a d y to E x ch a n g e . butter gaining for her high distinc “1 wa * reading to-day about th« cat tion. She was champion silver medal ist for milking at the Bath and south exchange they have In Paris.” "I wish we had one here. I'vs got ern counties' show in a competition open to farmers' wive« and daughters a cat at home that I’d exchange for throughout the kingdom. Out of one \ bogus check on a busted bank and hundred competitors In each contest throw In the car fare to boot."—Cleve she won the two champion certificates land Plain Dealer. at the British dairy farmers' show at In trying to gatner toe news, report the agricultural hall.— London Stand ers ars greatly annoyed by the Jolly ard. Jokers; so many men want things The proposed home for Intllgent ; printed as "Jokes" on othess. southern women In New York has met with such generous support on the part An A u to t n i M j , of northern women that the plans have Voice from within the taxi raft— been changed and widened. Instead o f "Shay, Choofer, how much do I owe building the home In Virginia, aa was at first proposed, It has now been de r«r “Seven dollar» and 50 renta, «ir." termined to erect it near New York "W ell, »har. b»«k up till r « com» t* and to open It to both northern and southern women. It la planned to to cent». That'« all I got."— Llfa. conduct It along the line« o f the L ou I m home In Washington, where President A H n. Tyler’« daughter ipent her last days. Whenever ron hear people referring The only restriction» will be that the to anr one aa "an original genius'' Inmates shall be of gentle birth and ron mar h» »nr» that th»r ar» pro respectable. Mrs La Roy Broun Is at pared to make » xcusm for him.—Chi tb* head of the committee which la raising the necessary funds. cago Record Herald. Armasi Cohn« S I G S I C H E L èt C O . •2 TM teal Pe* Sarsaparilla If you think you need a tonic, ask your doctor. If you think you need something for your blood, ask your doctor. If you think you would like to try A yer’s non-alcoholic Sarsapa rilla, ask your doctor. C on sult him often. Keep in close touch with him. A iters W e p u b lie « o u r form u lée W o h ea lth a lcoh ol from ou r mortloinoe W e u rg o you to co n s u lt y o u r Ask your doctor to name some of the rem its of constipation. 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One o f the greatest civic and eco you can advertise for It, can't youT— Chicago Tribune. nomic problems confronting the au thorities and public servants in the federal district of Rio de Janeiro Is that of providing homes for the work REDUCE THE COST OF LIVING ing classes. use CRESCENT The Important Problem BAKING POWDER 25c. FULL POUND confronting anyone in need o f a laxa tive 1» not a question of a single ac tion only, but of permanently bene ficial effects, which will follow proper efforts to live In a healthful way, with the assistance o f Syrup of Figa and Elixir o f Senna, whenever It 1« re quired, as it cleanses the system gently yet promptly, without Irritation and will therefore always have the preference o f all who wish the best of family laxatives. The combination bag the approval of physicians because It is known tc be truly beneficial, and because It he.» given satisfaction to the millions of well-informed families who have used it for many years pa st To get its beneficial effects, always buy the genuine manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. only. L A Y O R B U S T —I f you w ill a n d a s th e n om a o f y o u r p o u ltry su p p ly dealer w e w ill send you o u r p o u ltry alm a n ac absolu tely fr e e : w orth $1.00; sand a p ostal ca rd f o r it toda y ; tells h ow t o m ake y o u r h en s " L a y o r B u s t;” a lso a b o u t o u r w o n d e r fu l "L u lla b y ” B rooders, co s tin g on ly $1.60 deliv ered to y o u ; m oney b ack i f n o t sa tis fa cto ry . THS P A R K A P O L L A R D > CO.. C ~ 176 ---------- F riand * S t.. ~ Boa ton . Mass. ATRIP TO PORTLAND FREE f-town pa trons wa Î bridge nlsh » l a t a a n d w ork In a n a . COFFEE TE A SPICES BAKIN0 POWDER » EXTRACTS J U S T R IG H T CUSSETADEYU3 «OfttiAND. oat.' NOW 'I e VY TIME o f tha year to bava yoar teeth p a t a n d rT f a * CUT RATES IN PAINLESS DENTISTRY _ O vvv I m P a in le s s E x t r a c t i o n ........ F ree S ilv e r F i l l i n g « ......................... 30c G o ld F il li n g s .............................75c 22 K . G old C r o w n s ................... *3 j.ii f IP P o r c e le in C r o w n s ...................*3 L . M o la r G old C r o w n « ................. *4 V B r id g e W o r k , 22 K . Q o ld . . . . *3 I n la y F ill«, P u re G o l d .......... 1 V e r y N ic e R u b b e r P la t e .. . *4 B e e t R u b b e r P la te on E a r t h .......................................*7 A L L T H IS W O R K 18 G U A R A N T E E D . D o n ’ t th ro w y o u r m o n e y a w a y . A d o lla r sa v ed la tw o d o lla r s ea rn ed . O u r orig in a l re lia b le M od ern P a in less M eth od s a n d o u r p e r fe c t e d office e q u ip m en t s a v e s u s tim e a n d y o u r m oney. BO STON D E N T IS T S . 5 t h « H e r r l e e * . P e r t l a a d Entrance 291H Morrlion. opposite Poatoffice and Meier A Frank. Established in Portland 10 year*. Open evening« eatil I and Sunday« until 12.10. for people who work. 22k Bridge Tsalt* _ Sold Filling* 10 Enaosl Fillings I I Silver Fillings Good Rubber _ 4 5.00 Plates *2 B««t Rubber Plat«« _ __ 7.50 ■L W. 4. Will, Pmeier mm Miaun F * » 1» , , E.lt'll«» . 5 0 >1 TIMS ISTMLIINIB 1« r««Tl4gO BEST METHODS PalnleM Extraction Free when p istes o r brid ge w ork Is ordered. Consultation F ree. Y ou cannot «et better pain lew w ork anywhere, n o m atter how much j o a pay* A ll w o rk fu lly g u a ra n te e d fo r fift e e n years. Wise Dental Co. IN C O R P O R A T E D P a in less D entists Had Rheumatism— Couldn't Sleep. 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