Cottage Grove leader., August 16, 1910, Image 7

Cleaning ths Henhouse.
If you wish to rid your henhouses
of Uca and mites now Is tha time to
do It
Clean them perfectly, whitewash ths
sides and roosts, removs all litter from
I f there la a p i* left in any comer o f the
the nests and whitewash them out­
Northwest we want it. W e want aa much
side and In. Take out all droppings
d reseed pork aa we can poeaibly K«t. We will
and litter on the floor and sprinkle
pay aa follows for produce. We never take
ashes over the floor «very few days.
off commission. Ship by expreas:
Fumigate the houae once or twice a
Dressed Pork......................... i2M,c
week with sulphur or tobacco amnke.
Dressed V eal...........................
ioc
Fresh Eggs
........................
26c
Make a war on the Insects for the
Live Chickens Hens...............
17c
m a k e th is d in in g ta b le la s t
a
w h ile
next two months, and you will not be
Spring Chickens....................
20c
lu n g e r b y r e p la c in g a fe w o f th e top
The group on the porch was talk troubled much with them during sum­
Address all «hipmenta,
b o a rd s w ith n e w ones.
Ing about razorback hogs and the mer.
__________________
T R A N K L. SMITH MEAT CO.
M rs. D o rh ln s — W e ll, g o a h e a d and
storekeeper was telling a etory.
“righting the Beef Trust”
p a tch th e top o f th e o ld th in g up I f yo u
“ There was a feller travelln' through
PORTLAND, OREGON
th in k yo u can . t n t 1 w a n t y o u to u n ­
here," be said, according to the St.
d e r s ta n d th a t
nn Its la s t leg s.
Louis
Post-Dispatch. "H e was a
For Infanta and Children.
stranger In these parts. One day he
C h e c k s f o r t h e C o m m u n io n T a b le .
came across a bunch o' hawgs that The Kind You Hava Always Bought
The author of “The Sabbath In Puri­
had big silts In their ears. He flggered
Bears the
tan New England” mentions a custom
at them slits. They was too big fer
which prevailed In several New Eng­
brands. What else could they be? Signature of
“ I have suffered with piles for thirty
land churches that made It the duty
After a bit a native come down the
o f the deacons to walk up and down ■ix years. One year ago last April I be­ trail. 'Jess lookin' at them hawgs,’
gan taking Cascarets for constipation. In
Aeroplane Made Comfortable.
the aisles of the church at the close of the course of a week I noticed the piles said the stranger. ‘You was.' says the
Aeropl&nlng Is to be made com­
each service and deliver to every per­ began to disappear and at the end oi six native. ‘D’ye min’ tollin' me what
son who In their judgment was fitted weeks they did not trouble roe at » 11 . them big slits In their ears Is fer?’ fortable. Henri Deutsch of Paris,
to commune a metal check, which en­ Cascarets have done wonders for me. I said the stranger. ‘Not at all,’ says whose prizes did so much for tbe ad­
vancement of aviation In Its early
titled him at the next celebration of am entirely cured and feel like a new the native
‘Have you noticed these days. Is having an aerocab built for
George Kryder, Napoleon, O.
the lord's supper to Join in the sacred man."
hills?’ 'What d'ye mean?' ‘Noticed his own use. The aeroplane la of the
Pleasant. Palatable. Potent. Taste Good.
ordinance. On the communion Sab­
how steep they is?’ 'Yes, 1 have.’ 'Wal Wright type, but a little cab of
Do Good. Never Sicken. Weaken or Gripe.
bath it was the deacons' duty to see
10c. 26c. 60c. Never sold in bulk. The gen­
says the native, 'that’s It. We have basketwork Is being made to shelter
uine tablet stamped C C C. Guaranteed to
that every one who presented himself
to put them slits In the hawgs’ ears the drlrer and his passenger from rain
cure or your money back.
at the Lord’s table had this check and
so they kin stick their hind legs and cold. __________________
to collect It from the communicant be­
through 'em and rough lock them­
E l o p i n g I 'p -t o - D u t e .
fore passing to him the bread and
S u ffic e *tin jr a R e a s o n .
selves down these hills to keep from
T h e c o a tle s s m a n p u ts a c a r e le s s a r m
wine.
killin’ themselves.' ’’
Corklns—I don’t know how I do It,
’ R o u n d th e w a is t o f th e h a tle s s girl,
There was a salvo of very hearty but I can always tell what time of day
W h i l e o v e r th e d u stless , m u d le s s roads
A l l to D o O v e r A gals,
outdoor laughter at this, and Mr. Ant- It Is without looking at a watch or
In a h o r s e le s s w a g o n th e y w h ir l.
clock.
It Is an open question If the old fish­ L i k e a le a d le s s b u lle t fr o m h a m m e r le s wlne stirred behind his newspaper.
McStab— To be sure. Nature always
erman in the following story ever got
gu n ,
"That remin’s me of one they used
confers instinct upon creatures that
the right answer to the problem that
B y s m o k e le s s p o w d e r d r iv e n ,
to tell down on the Arkansas line,” lack the higher faculties.
was puzzling his head. A writer In T h e y fly to t a s te th e s p e e c h le s s J o y i
he said. “There was a feller goln*
B y e n d le s s u n io n g iv e n .
Everybody's Magazine, at least, leaves
through there, too. He saw a drove o’ Mother« wfll find Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
the best remedy to use for their children
one In doubt on that score. The riddle T h e o n ly lu n c h e o n h is c o in le s s p u rs#
razorbacks carryln’ on mighty queer. Byrup
during the teething period.
A ffo r d s to th e m th e m e a n s
was this: “ If a herring and a half
There was about 20 of ’em, and they
Is a t a s te le s s m e a l o f b o n e le s s cod.
costs a penny and a half, how many
acted like they was crazy. They would
W i t h a d ish o f s t r in g le s s bea n s.
Getting Honest.
herrings can you buy for a shilling?' H e s m o k e s h is o ld to b a c c o le s s p ip e .
run fUBt to one tree an' then to an­
“ This Is your birthday, Isn't 1L
The old fisherman had worked on it
other, tryln’ to climb It. Then they Bess ?"
A n d la u g h s a m ir t h le s s la u g h
for some time.
W h e n p a p a t r ie s to c o a x h e r b a c k
would spin aroun' on their noses,
“ Yes, Dick."
“ What did you say the mackerel
B y w ir e le s s t e le g r a p h . ’
crack their tails, an' squeal In the
“ How old are you?"
— M o to r R ecord.
and a half cost?” he asked at laat.
most plaintive way you ever heard.
“Twenty-two.”
“ I didn't say mackerel; I said her­
The traveler watched them hawgs fer
The Ambiguous Cook.
“ Well. I'm going to give you a kiss
ring." explained the skipper.
Mr«. DeAysker— Did your cook leav« 15 minutes, an' the more he saw of for »very year of your life.”
"Oh, that's different," said the other.
od account of the extra IB cents a 'em the more they puzzled him.
"Why, Dick! Dick— 1—I may as
-I'v e been figuring on mackereL”
“ Finally he went on through the well confess to you that 1 am really
week that the Razer woman offered
woods till he came to a house. There twenty-six."
her?
The Old Hoaa Hoorn.
Mrs. Von Holmer— I can't tell; she was a man out In front. He was
Alvin Adams when the express busi­ said ehe was going to leave because baskin’ In the sun. 'Is them your
D o m e s t ic F ic t io n .
ness was in its Infancy had an office she wanted the change, and I don't hawgs up there In the hills?' the stran­
Mrs. Brown— I used to be so fond of
and two horses in New York city. know whether she meant the money ger asked. 'Yep,' says the native.
fiction before I was married. Mrs.
One of these horses was a fine, fast or the new plaoe.
“ At that the traveler stepped up an’ Smith— And don’t you read much now?
animal, and the other an old, broken-
looked his man In the eye. 'Say,' he Mrs. Brown— No; after the tales my
down nag. Packages that were to be
said, ‘what In the Sam Hill's the mat­ husband tells me about why he Is late
H ack to N a tu re .
delivered Immediately he sent out be­
getting home merely printed fiction
ter with them hawgs?'
“ Yes, I am a milliner.”
hind the fast horse. Of goods that
"The native kin’ o’ half smiled. seems so tame and unimaginative.
"Trim hats, eh? Maybe you can
didn’t have to be rushed he would pick up some Ideas out here In the j T hey does act queer, don’t they?’ he
R e d , W e a k , W e a r y , W a t e r y Eyea.
say, “ Leave them for the old hoss.” country.”
said. ‘I should say they does.’ ‘Wal, R e lie v e d B y M u rin e E y e R em edy. T r y
In every express office to this day
" I have already learned much. I It’s this way,' said the native. 'We had M u rin e F o r Y o u r E y e Trou bles. You W ill
L ik e M urine.
I t Soothes.
50c a t Y o u r
there Is an “old hoss” room, where un­ had always supposed that the blos­ a hard winter In here this time an' D
ru g gists. W r it e F o r E y e Books. F ree.
delivered and unclaimed packages are soms were wired to the bushes.”— there was no feed In the hills for them M u rin e E y e R em ed y Co., Chicago.
kept.— Argonaut.____________
hawgs. Ah had to let ’em have corn.
Kansas City Journal.
A a A m e n d m e n t.
Along late In the winter Ah took such
“ Are you ready to live on my in­
Rob Dentists of Gold Leaf.
Lassons From ths Pulpit.
a bad col' Ah couldn’t holler pig-
come?” he asked softly.
"Pennyweighters,” as the detectives
Manhattan Congregational church. ooeey any more. Ah had to call 'em
She looked up Into his face trust­
call them, have been busy In Washing­
New York, of which Rev. Dr. Henry A. up by hlttln’ the comcrlb with a ax
ingly.
ton during the last few days. Eleven
Stlmson Is pastor, has been holding handle, an’ now,’ he says, lookin’ up
“ Certainly, dearest,” she answered,
dentists’ offices have been entered and
a series of “ civic services," theBe be­ the hill, ‘them damn woodpeckers Is
robbed of gold leaf and platinum to
- I f—If*---- ”
ing addressed by publicists and ex­ vetttn' them crazy.’ ”
" I f what?”
the value <?f about $300
perts In municipal development.
" I f you get another one for your-
Iron In Antiquity.
The following Is a brief summary •elf.” —New York Journal.
N o t A p p a l l e d b y F lw o r e s .
IT C H C A N B E C U R E D
Stage Manager—Do you know, my of the facts known as to the use of
W h a t th e W i l d W m r e a H e a r d .
in a short time by using
dear sir, that not m o re than one play iron by the ancients: -
‘'You’re looking blue,” remarked the
P L U M M E R S ITCH
Interesting
In
the
light
of
recent
In fifty Is a s u c c e s s ?
lobster. “What’s the matter?”
REMEDY
A m b it io u s A u t h o r — Y o s , sir, but that metallurgical practise la a part of an
“ I have Just heard,” the oyster an­
doesn't scare m e. T h is play Is one o f Iron tool found In the Great pyramid, swered, “ that there are such things aa
In 50-cent cans only. Address
a thousand.
PLU M M ER DRUG C O M P A N Y
because It contains not only nickel vegetable oysters.”
T h ird an d M a d is o n
P ortlan d, Or
“What’s the difference?” rejoined the
but also combined carbon, showing
other. “There are human lobsters, too,
i l I I D I I I C When Your Eyes that It Is not of meteoric origin.
Under a sphinx at Karnak an Iron but I don’t let that worry me a cent’s
* IT H I n I H E .
Need Care
worth.”—Chicago Tribune.
was found.
E Y E R E M E D Y *•« wm u» it sickle
At Delhi there still exists an Iron
Cutting, Fitting, Drafting, Design­ Liquid Form. 25c. 50c. Salve Tubes, 25c, $1.00.
You Can Get Allen's Foot-Ease FREE.
pillar, 50 feet high and 16 Inches In
ing, Tailoring and Dressmaking taught.
W rite A lie n s . Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y . , f o r a
free
sample
o f A lle n ’s Foot-Ease. It cures
diameter,
made
of
50-pound
blooms
Strictly up-to-date in every style and
sweating, hot sw ollen, aching feet. I t makes
fashion. Write for terms.
PACIFIC EMPLOYMENT CO. welded together. This pillar. It Is new or tigh t shoes easy. A certain cure for
suggested, may be regarded as the corns. In grow in g nails and bunions. A ll drug­
o f Portland. Oregon
143 1-2 Eleventh S t
Portland, Oregon
doyen among products of the heavy gists sell It. 25c. Don’t accept any substitute,
F U R N IS H E S H E L P E R E E
Iron Industry.
The Burning Question.
TO EMPLOYERS
The use of Iron and steel In China
REDUCE THE C O ST OF LIVING; Main office, 12 North Second St. Main 6670; A 1406
Venus was rising from the sea.
Ladies I>ept, 206 Vj Morrison St. Main 1062; A 2064 has been traced to the year 2357 B. C.
“ Great Jupiter!” cried the men. aa
Phone or wire orders at our expense.
The Japanese are said to have had ¿hey crowded the beach. “ How did you
a curious method of making steel.
lose your arms?"
burled forged Iron In marshy
B A K IN G P O W D E R
But the women never noticed the
ASTHMA AND HAY FEVER They
ground and after eight or ten years,
arms.
are quickly relieved by Wyatt’s Asthma i
25c. FULL POUND
through
some
alchemy
of
nature,
It
Remedy. Guaranteed or money refund- |
“ In the name of all that is wonder­
ed.
Ask your druggist or send six came out steel.
ful,” they chimed, “how do you keep
cents postage for Free Sample to
your hair in curl In salt water?”—
Dolls’ House Many Years Old.
J. C. WYATT, Druggist.
Judge.
There
are
at
least
two
famous
dolls
VANCOUVER,
WASHINGTON.
T h re a te n e d Them .
houses In England; one Is at Nostell
Mike and Pat were hired to clean a
priory, the Yorkshire home of Lord
First class work at Union Painless Dentists
and Lady St. Oswald.
This dolls' cistern. Mike took a Aim hold of the
reasonable prices.
bouse dates from 1690 and It contains rope and started to let Pat down.
Free examination
some exqu’slte Chippendale furniture When about half way down Pat yelled
and perfectly fitted
(Hasses as low as
made In miniature. The dolla which up:
TEETH
Inhabit It are dressed In gorgeous old
"H o ! Mike, stop letting me down."
$ 2.0 0
brocades and the dinner service off
“ For why?” said Mike.
No fakinj? methods.
which they eat Is of silver. The other
"Don’t ask any questions," said Pat,
UR . C L H A Y N E S
dolls' house la In a house near Peters- "fer if yez don’t stop letting me down.
S u ite 4 2 7 , M a r q u a m B u ild in g
field and If not quite so valuable la I ’ll cut the rope.”— Harper’s Monthly.
Fourth Floor
nevertheless very beautiful and a
O p p o s it e P o r t la n d H o t e l, P o r t la n d O r e .
Fan Set o f Teeth .........................................$5.00
A curi­
Work or Teoth without Pinto* $3 50 to $5 much cherished possession.
K i n d r e d S p irit* .
Gold Crowns....... ....................... $3.50 to $5.00 I ous fact In connection with the lovely
“John, what kept you out so late?"
Porcelain Crowns.............. .
$3.50 to $5.00 j
or Porcelain Fillintrs..................... $1.00 Up Chippendale furniture, some of the
“Didn’t I tell you, Maria, that I had
A T R IP TO PORTLAND FREE Gold
Silver Fillintrs......... ....................... 50c to $1.00
to go to a meeting of the True Knights
Best Plate Made.........................................$7.50 j finest specimens known at Nostell
CUT R ATES IN
of
the Mystic Brotherhood?”
priory,
Is
that
the
receipted
bills
for
No c-harffea for Painlesa Extracting when other :
PAINLESS D ENTISTRY work
la done. 15 yeara' Guarantee with all work. > It are also preserved there, conclusive­
“Now that you mention it, I believe
, Painless E x tra ctio n ...... Free Houra. 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. 221 Mt Morrison Street.
you did.”
Silver F illin g s ................... 50c
ly proving that It Is genuine.
1 Gold F illin gs...................... 75c
“ Well, we had a long wrangle, as us­
' 22 K. Gold C ro w n s.............. $.1
ual.” m __________________
Porcelain C ro w n s.............. $3 i
Many Women Farmers.
Molar Quid C row ns.............$4
a m M e ARK
d ic
V o c a l.
Almost a million women In the
Bridge W ork, 22 K. G old... .$3 I
Inlay Fills. Pure G o ld ....... t2 !
“Buggies, you are spending a great
United States are either farmers or
A B S O LU TE LY CURES
V ery Nice Rubber P la te .. $4 |
laborers. Thanks to the popular­ deal of money on your daughter’s voice,
Best Rubber Plate on Earth..............................$7
DR. W H ITING ’S REMEDIES farm
a l l t : i :; s w o r x i s g u a r a n t e e d .
ity of the homestead In the west and aren’t you?”
MANFFACTT-RKD FY
Don’t throw your money away. A dollar sav-d
“ Not exclusively. I'm spending some
NATIO N AL MEDICINE CO.. LTD
to a belated appreciation of agricul­
is twodollars earned. Our original reliable Modern
of it on her accent. She’s learning
422^ bhellty Blk., Morri3on St.
Painless Methods and our perfected office equip­
ture as a field for woman's Industry, French.”
Rooms 3 and 4, Portland. Or
ment saves us time and your money.
P h o- e M ttrthfill 2119
this number is rapidly Increasing. The
BOSTON DENTISTS. 5thtt Morrisan, Pertland
i.
A P P E N D IC IT IS R E M E D Y
Entrance 2911 ^ Mo-riaon. opposite Poetoffice and M eier A
United States, however, has not gone
Tht* on ly known cu re lo r Append it* it i« w ithout
Frank. Established in Portland 10 years. Open ereninr«
Ihn nid o f th e k n ife .
Given im m edirt-e r e lie f
so far In this respect as England.
until 8 and Sundays until 12:10. for people who work.
an«1 e ffe c t« a p erm anen t cure in a short tim e.
PRICK « .
There, In the dairy sections, women
6. “ S P E C IA L ” R E M E D Y .
F o r W o m e n '« A ilm e n t«
T u m or* o f th e How
have entire control of the herds, not
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b le «
»'K I C K V»
only the butter making, but the milk­
There is no need to con­
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H E N w r it in g to a d v e r tis e rs p le a s e
ing and feeding. In France nearly
W r ite o r cm II and we w ill exp lain . E tern al
tinue in a weak, run-down
Q v m en tion t h is p a p er.
tre a tm en t on ly.
3,000.000 women are engaged In farm
debilitated condition when
work, while In most of the countries
of continental Europe the finer
Hostetler’s Stomach Bitters
breeds of cattle are mainly the result
has conclusively proven
of woman’s efforts.—New Idea Wom­
its ability to buila you
DESTROYS BAD ODORS
an’s Magazine.
I li a
Say!
W here’s th at P ig?
D e U a lM o n .
ALL ABOUT THE HOG
At a London board school the teacii-
«r had explained to the children th,
meaning of the word '•ability.” "Now
children,” she weut on, “ what word SOME STORIES OP THE USEFUL.
would express the opposite to ability?"
IF UNORNAM ENTAL. ANIM AL.
A sharp faced little boy at the end
of the end form bobbed up his head
and exclaimed. “ Please, teacher, nobil­
Razorback Variety May Bs Dependeo
ity !"— Work and Play.
Upon to Furnish Something New
— How Woodpecker* Fooled
N e a r It * F lu u l S tu ff«.
M r. D o rlcln a— M a r ia , I th in k I can
Drove of Arkansas Man.
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P I L E S
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m
use C R E S C E N T
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O
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N oxall Foot Rem edy
And give* mutant relief for tender, burning, aching and swollen feet. One
capsule will give inetant relief. Tw elve In a box. Prico 25 cent*. at your
druggist's or by mail. Address
DR O. O. FLETCHER, Foot Specialist
A lis k y B u ild in g, Portland, Ore.
SEND THIS AD. FOR FREE PREMIUM LIST
Pacific Coast Biscuit Company
Portland
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TOACf M AW *
Actor’s Triumph.
Ludwig Barney, the German artot
who made his appearance in New
York before large audiences In 1867,
celebrated the fiftieth anniversary or
his entrance on the stage at Hanover
on May 2. At the time of his New
York engagement the Thalia theater.
In the Bowery, was the most popular
place of amusement for the German
population, and there Barney was
seen In s large repertory. Two play­
bills of that time— for "Narclss' and
for “ Uriel Acosta” —have been care­
fully preaerved by one of hla admirers
In this city. Both bear the actor’s
autograph, pointing to which tbe own­
er aald: "H e was ’Herr’ Barney then
— he Is ’Oehelmrath’ now."— New
York Trlbua*
up and make you strong
again. It acts directly on
the digestive system, regu­
lates tne appetite, prevents
Indigestion, Cramps, Diar­
rhoea or other after-eat­
ing distress. Try a bottle
to la y .
Insist on having
OSTETTER'
IT C D
STOMACH
BITTER
ATCHISOW GLOBE SIG H TS
You can account for vsry fsw mar­
riages.
Every tlm* any big bill la presentod
to you. It looks Ilk« robbery.
ESTABLISHED 40 YEARS
If a woman can get her first man,
she needn’t worry about her second,
SIXTH , A T M ORRISON ST., PO R T LAN D , O R.
or third.
W e want you to try this Piano IN Y O U R
“ My duty,” said an unhappy m ar
H O M E FR EE. W e want you to try it at
ried woman to-day, “ la anything HH
our expense because—
objects to.”
A t the end o f th irty days the Piano
There Is plenty of cooking as good
IT S E L F w ill convince you o f the follow in g
aa "mother’s," but very few appetites
facts:
like a boy’s.
I t ’s the best value on earth fo r the pnee
We have observed that there la tt-
($275).
t!e complaint about the high prices
I t ’ s M U S IC A L L Y and M E C H A N IC A L L Y
of beer and cigars.
righ t!
x
The women pick at men and at
W e know there ia so much real value in
goods offered at special sale, tn the
this W ellington Piano— w e ’re selling fo r $275— on easy payments— that
some Industrious way.
w e ’ re w illin g to let it be IT 'S O W N S A L E S M A N .
You are always at a disadvantage In
I t will tell it's own story to you— in your home— i f you’ll send us the
arguing with a man who doesn’t know
coupon.
what ha Is talking about
Please tenet me lu ll particulars concerning this unusual Piano offer.
Have you ever noticed how sudden­
ly a useful man can die, and how long
N am e............................................... Address.
a worthless man holds out?
A book agent speaks as highly of
the book he sells as a reformer speaks
of the reform he represents.
D AISY FLY KILLER S Na Ä si, S clean,
H S orn M
:
arne».
UL coavanieaf. chwp.
Scrapping In families Is objection­
Latta all
Matte ol metal, canno«
able, but It Is not so bad as when kin
Have your teeth out and r*ate and bridoa work
•pill or tip o««
•oil or ln |ur«
done. For out-of-town patrons we finish plate
praise each other too much.
and bridge work in one day if necessary.
S
x
When you hear a smart laying by
PRICES:
fr c - +
S I M M 1011X14
-
Malar Cr*ww____$5.00
a child, It Is a sign the child has a
'hxY - '/r||\v
IM M O O x
3
22k Brdf« TaaA $3 50
BwMlrwS.T.
smart mother, and that sh« made It
GsUFOasi......$1 «
up
u - i m m . $1.«
A man and woman going on a wed­
S*«F«W1
50c W
Strawberries Grown In City.
Cmi U h Phfe. $5.00
ding trip try hard not to look happy,
To show that strawberries can be
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and on their return try Juat as hard grown In the heart of the city, Willis
flue........ $7 50
faalu. Eundfa. SO.
to look happy.
A. Hendricks of East Twenty-first and
BEST METHODS
Albert streets brought to the office of Painless Extraction Free when plates or bridge
the Oregonian a number of boxes of work is ordered. Consultation Free. You cannot
better painlesa work anywhere, no mot toe
Magoon and Oregon Improved berries get
now much you pay.
containing an average of twenty ber­
All Work Fully Guaranteed for Fifteen Years
ries to the box. Tbe berries were
grown on an ordinary city lot without
Irrigation. Mr. Hendricks had 1.000
3421 Washington SL.
plants on his lot and at the first pick­
ing he picked a total of M boxes of
Portland, Oregon
the monster berries. A number of th#
T . k . car St depot and tra n sfer to W u h in e to n St.
berries were over five Inches In cir­
cumference and one measured 7)4
Attractive Letters.
inches In circumference.— Portland
Rodrick— Yes, he came over hers to
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learn our language and started on the
Sherman ¡pay & Co,
Dr. B. C. Wright
FASHION HINTS
Dr. B. E. W right Co.
Hla Question-Answer.
“ Are marriages made In heaven?"
The lecturer paused, aa If for an an­
swer to his Interrogation; whereupon
a man with a hunted look glanced fur­
tively over his shoulder, swallowed
hard, moistened his lips and said,
huskily:
“ Do strawberries grow at the north
Dole T’
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E cru lin en co m b in ed w ith a dark blue
dotted lin en , Were v e n e ffe c tiv e ly used
•n this su m m ery little dress. T h e lin en
w as o t the h a n d k e rch ief so rt, a fin e m a­
teria l b e in g n ecessary fo r the gath ered
skirt
A
R E S T R A IN T S ) Q
R A N T ).
It s A c t io n F o llo w e d b y a V o le * T k a t
W arn ed .
"Patrick H. McCarren once told ms
of a funny Incident that happened In
Rome," said a Brooklyn lawyer. “Mc­
Carren said that on his first visit to
Rome, after he had seen the Coliseum
and the Forum, he visited the Ara
Coell Church, on the left of the Capl-
tollne Hill.
He climbed the grand
stairway leading to tbe church, tha
finest open air stairway in the world.
He pushed back the heavy leather cur­
tain, and, entering, he found a service
in progress. So he put his hat on the
marble floor at his side and took a
seat
“After ten minutes or so he decided
he would go and reached down for his
hat. But a restraining hand was laid
on his, and he desisted. He knew, of
course, that some churches don’t like
people to leave In the midst of a serv­
ice.
"Ten or fifteen minutes more passed.
The service still continued. Senator
McCarren got Impatient and again
reached for his hat. But again the
unseen hand restrained him from the
rear.
“ A little later, however, the senator
quite lost patience. This was, he told
himself an Important service, of
course. Nevertheless, he did not pro-
pore to miss his luncheon, and It would
harm no one If he slipped out quietly.
“ So a third time he reached for his
hat, and the Invisible hand a third
time detained him.
He persevered,
however. The silent hand pushed and
his silent band pushed against It. But
just as he was conquering In the strug­
gle a voice said in good American:
“Cheese It, boss;
that’s my hat
you’re taking.”
A m p le P ro o f.
Lottie— Is your young minister, so
very, very fascinating?
Hattie— Fascinating! Why, lots of
girls In our church have married men
they hated, just to get one kiss from j
'he rector after the ceremony.— Puck. I
P o stp o n ed .
Dolly—Why aren't you at tba cook­
ing school?
Polly—Teacher's la.J np with dys­
pepsia—Cleveland Leader.
G oe4 T ip .
" I guess I ’ll have to dispose o f my
dog.”
“ Why 7"
“ Tbe price of dog biscuits has gone
up out of sigh t”
"Can’t you feed him animal crack |
ers?"— Houston Post.
Its
W a te r «.
“ There Is one good thiag, or ough.
to be, about tha society model d «lty
business.”
"What's that?"
“ It gets ths cream of tha trad«."—
alphabet Began picking up letters,
you know.
Van Albert— And what progress baa
he made?
Rodrick— Oh, he soon found that
the only letters he had time to pick
up were the X ’s and Vs.
Protecting Seed Corn.
A method of protecting seed corn
against the crows Is to add a table-
spoonful of chloride of lime to a peck
of shelled corn mixing it well. It Is a
very cheap and e&sy way and tha seed
la more agreeable to handle than
when coated with tor after the more
common method.
Mixed Feed for Horses.
In large city stables feeding the
horses the hay and grain as mixed
feed Is the general practise and gives
the best results. Keepers find that
horses can be worked hard and kept
In good condition on cut hay and corn-
meal. The amount of hay fed varies
E eononlaü .
from t to 14 pounds s day In different
Whyte— Browne la very economical.
stables, and of grain from 7 to 20 Isn’t he? Black— Browne? Well, I ’ll
pounds a day.
tell you. Browne Is the sort of man
who, when he wants an awl and hasn’t
Good Rotation.
any, Instead of buying one will go to
A good rotation la corn, grain, alo-
work to make one by straightening out
ver. Hay land should be topdreased
a corkscrew.
with stable manure, and beat results
-------------------- 7“
were obtained by applying this Uttlg
Methoda of Calculation.
and often. Where land remains In
“ Scientists are not usually sue
grass a long time a light seeding of
ful business men."
clover from time to time Is bene­
“ No. They think they are doing
ficial. reseeding In summer aftar the
very well If they come within a few
hay crop has been removed.
hundred thousand miles of ths exact
measurement. You can’t figure on dol­
The Great Problem.
lars that way If you are doing busi­
“Please advise me."
ness with s bank."
“W ellT"
“ Shall I marry a girl who is my ASK YOUR GROCER FOR X. A S. BEARD OF
temperamental opposite and quarrel
Disinfectant Spray
with her the rest of my life, or shall Blueing
I marry a congenial soul and get tired
Ammonia
Cold Water liquid Starch
of her?“ __________________
“ Clean, 0 ” Non-Boiling Washing Thai
No
C an *«
fo p A l a r m .
Traveler— Here! Keep off! What
the-----
Pullman Porter— Don’t shy, sah! It
am only de vackum-cleaneh, which hab
supehceded de microbey whlskbroom
in dls heah up-to-date car. sah!— Puck.
N e th & C o .^
COLLECTORS
We Buy and Collect Notes, Mortgages, and Real
Estate Contracts.
No Collection No Charge.
Worcester Bldg.«
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P h o n « Main 113
401 Main St
Vancouver, Washing*«
NOW m TIME
o f the year to havo
your teeth out ana
p l a t e a n d bridge
work done. F o r out-
of-town patron« we
finish p l a t e a n d
Portland, Ore.
Molar Crowns <
22k Bridge Tw th 3
Gold Fillinga
1.C
Enamel Fillings 1 . 0 0
Silver Fillings
»50
Good Rubber
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Plat««
5 .0 0
Best Rubber
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fT c O F F E E C ;
I TEA SPICES
BAKING POWDER
► EXTRACTS
JUST RIGHT
¡-«numEnD»-
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PORTLAND, ORE.
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.5 0
Painleta ExtrMloa
BUT METHODS
Extraction Free when plate« or bridge work
ordered. Consul tat ion Free. Yon cannot get better
f jnleea
pail-.«**« work anywhere, no matter how much yon pay.
A l l w o rk fu lly g u a ra n te e d fo r fifteen y e a n .
H ow
a B o o m r r a iiff A c ts .
Rich Father—When I was a young
man of your age I was compelled to
keep an accurate expense account and
wasn't allowed to be out at night later
than 1 1 o’clock.
Son and Heir— Sorry to hear It, gov­
ernor; your father couldn’t trust you
as safely as you can trust me.
Wise Dental Co.
IN C O R P O R A T E D
Painless Dentists
M in i Building, Third ft Washington, POSTUMO, 0 1 «
Offlca Hoara: S A. M. ta S f . M.
Saadaya. • Sa &
S to p s H a ir
F a llin g
Ayrr’s Hair Vigor, new im­
proved formula, will certainly
stopfallingof the hair. Indeed,
we believe it will alwaysdo this
unless there is some disturb­
ance of the general health.
Then, a constitutional medicine
may be necessary. Consult
your physician about this.
Formula with aaoh botti*
%
Show It to yoar
A iters
doO '.O T
Ask hlm aboutit,
than do aa ha «ay
The reason why Ayer’ s Hsir Vigor stops
filling hsir is because it first destroys the
germs which esuse this trouble. After
this is done, nature soon brings shout a
full recovery, restoring ths hsir and
scalp to s perfectly healthy condition
-----M * 4 o b y tfcoJ.O . ArowOa.. L o w o U . ■ * * * . -----
Drives sway i*lies, Mosquitoes and Gnats.
It protects horses and cattle from attacks
of insects, enabling them to feed and
sleep in peace. It prevents loss of weight
and strength from worry caused by
attacks of insects, and from the irritation
of their bites and stings. There is a
satisfaction in t h e relief it afford#
domestic animals from the scourge ol
maddening parasites and flies, besides ths
profit in returns. Horses do more work
on less feed and cows yield more and
better milk when reliever! from the frenxy
incited by constantly fighting a swarm ol
▼oraciona, insatiable insects.
Four sizes, 15 c, 50c, 75« And $ 1 . 1 $.
Ask your merchant for it.
C*
H oyt C hemical
C o .
Portland, Oregon