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p u n H 'l Dl fro rant In L ife. Smith Want* Yov Christinas Poultry “In novel» the virtuous hero always «•Its twenty year» for the equally r l r tuoua heroine; In real life neither «a lts for the other more than JO min utes. and sometimes not even that, Hi there le anythin* more exciting going on."— "Diana of Dreams," by Q. U. Burst n. h « wants thousands o f tir h ty s . h o wants thousands o f chick«na. And many hundreds ducks and « « c m . Dry pick your poultry U r* poultry should bo « t o p e d at once. Dressed stock should roach us Thursday, Dreamber 12 . For goud stock wo will V iv o you tho ruling market pries at Christmas. Wo will not charge commission, ch ip by express. Address all shipment* F R A N K L. S M I T H M E A T CO. “F ls h t ln * the B «e ( T r u s t" PORTLAND. OREGON Bonds. A bond Is a certificate of obligation to pay money secured by mortgage or otherwise. A bond Issued by a cor poration (or by a municipality or gov ernment) Is an Interest-bearing debt certificate. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Cures all humors, catarrh and rheumatism, relieves that tired Posit.vely Pay High feeling, restores the appetite, | cures paleness, nervousness, est Prices tor j builds up the whole system. We RAW FURS In Kurih.r Inlanuim. N. M. UNCAR CO.. Inc., TURRIERS Wriu 10» Seventh S t . PORTLAND. OKE. Too Much to Forgive. A woman may bo a thorough Chris tian in most things, but she novel really forgives the kindness of the man who brings her husband home about 3 a. m with his feet sticking out of the window of a cab. RELIABLE DENTISTRY REASONABLE RATE8 ¥ 1 m * « « . . Get it today in usuul liquid form or chocolated tablets called S a rs a ta b s . $5.00 Pridie-woHi « TertfcwiA- H at« $3.50 to $5.00 K « ksLUr H a l « « * $7.50 Take up the profession ot (aod kubbrr Pjü« «ly..$j.0J (■•U m I'ortc.ua Oswin .......... $3.50 la $5.00 old or Porcelain Filfa»». $1 so 5 * « Filfa». « * 50c to SI Paiole« F.itr action only .. . . 50e FREfc wla Plain ire ordered CHIROPRACTIC Every city and town in the United States is waitinv for DOCTORS OP CHIROPRACTIC tUR W ork G uarantied perfect *r*cUl attention o om-of >own i>H-ro >a. I rop tin a postiil lor N|.|>oiniii out. Out of iown work coinitln fd in a day. No bettor wort »?iy when» Modern equipuiMiit. %iv«ry oi>.Tuior * •l-cc uiisl Uidy uttoiidunt. Chiropractic as tauvht by us is supreme and foremost in rank and dignity. It is taught along the lines o f the philosophical and physi ological laws o f nature and is easily under stood. Send Htamp for free catalogue. THE NEW YORK DENTISTS UK. li A blUJtPKV ANT. Mgr OREGON PEERLESS COLLEGE OF CHIROPRACTIC DR. J. E. TAVALLEY, Ph. Hoar»: 8 «. m. to 8 p. m. Sunday». !i i n. It I p. n K F. I nr Fourth and Mormon. Portland. Href« C., Pres. Third Floor. Buchanan Bldg., Portland, Ore. A f.J w M .v v « O’ CLOCK O O i m Y a rk rr. N ow U— l a Na What U n g tv ha K orvlia Caataaa. When ha first gut back from a trip abroad, tha young man fait strongly tha uaad of bit aftarnoon coffee and cake when 4 o ’clock came around. The Now York Bun nay a tbla was not only custom, but a bit of madlcal advice, because tha doctor at Carlsbad had told him that Americana didn’t eat enough and that waa a reason why they ware so nervous. Ths young man expected when hs went Into one of the small lunch places downtown that hie request for ooffss and cake might be looked upon as something odd, as typically foreign. It was to bis surprise then that hs found that he was not by any mean.» the only person In the lunch place who was there with such an ob ject There was a fair crowd, each man taking his coffee and cake. Some of the men appeared to be clerks and others were Just office boys. Bo the young man spoke to oue of the men behind the counter. “ Oh. yee,” replied he. "there Is al ways a good crowd In here at this hour. I think you will And the same thing In other food places. People seem to come In here just naturally for that mid-afternoon food, and with theee fellows It Isn’t a case of a de ferred luncheon either. They do It because they are hungry and they don’t want too much. The habit has come up very strongly In the last few years.” __________________ M others w ill And Mrs. W in slow 's Soothing Byrup the best rem edy to use los th e ir children lu r in g the te e th in g p eriod . Something of a Joke. A food example of the kind of story Mark Twain used to like to weave lDto his after-dinner speeches was the tale of the drinker who unwillingly put in an application for membership In a temperance society, sailed the next day on a three years’ voyage, on which he kept the pledge in spite of longing and temptation, and returned to resign only to find that his name had been blackballed originally.— Buf falo Commercial. and BELL 5 ROUGH ON TH E POOR TRAMP Thirsty Travslsr Unknowingly Pumps W atsr Into Clstsrn of Ingsnlous Laxy Individual. Ths tramp had walked a good three miles and waa particularly thirsty. A sudden turn in ths road brought him to the foot o f a steep hill, at the top o f which stood a large bouse. The tramp paused a moment before at tempting ths herculean feat of storm ing ths hilL Hs felt hungry and thirsty. He glanced to the le ft Theee words caught his eye: "Tarry, trav eler, and refresh thyself." The tramp was sorry the sign was attached to a pump-handle. However, water was better than nothing, so he commenced to pump. The spout remained dry. He pumped with more vigor. Still no water. After ten minutes of hard work he said harsh things about the pump, and continued his Journey. At the top of the hill he mentioned his grievance to a native. The latter point ed to the fine house across the road. ’T h e owner of that house," he said, "has some big water-cisterns which have to be filled from a stream in the valley. He Is too lasy to fill ’em him self, though; so he rigged up that pump and connected It with his cis terns, and now—” But the tramp was already sprinting across the road to argue with the man who owned the pump. LTH E K E Y S T O N E j TO HEALTH IS H O S T E T T E R ’S STOMACH B I T T E R S I f you are sickly and run down and very easily sub jected to Colds, Grippe or Stomach Ills you cannot take a better medicine than the Bitters. Thous ands have already proven this; why not you today? A F am ous • o t Nothing From Legacy. The deacons o f a Baptist chapel la CAeltenhsm, England, got a shock w \ n they heard the content! ot the wilt iff one o f the chapel trustees, who died-In December, 1908. By a codicil he left a hundred pounds to the chapel for each deacon who attended his fu neral. There were nine deacons, but not one of them attended; so instead ot the £904 by which the chapel might have been the richer, the legacy was v o id .__________________ Stops Hair Falling A yer’ s H »lr V igor, new Im proved formula, will certainly stop falling of the hair. Indeed, we believe it will aiway» do this unless there is some disturb ance o f the general health. Then, a constitutional medicine may b e necessary. Consult you r physician about this. Appsal Mads Effactlve, A certain Harford (Md.) farmer has hit upon n mode of relief from tres passing fowls belonging to his neigh bors. On one end of n thread four lnchss long he fastened s grain of corn and on the other end s tag In scribed "Please keep me home.” These were scattered where the trespassers were usually found, and a «core or more of bens carried home the appeal. J o r m u la • iters -----ev* w n o---------------------------- ------- Be Wiae In Selecting Frlende. Every young man is the better for cherishing strong friendships with th« wise and good; and he whose soul is knit to one or more chosen associates with whom he can sympathize in right aims and feelings. 1 b thereby the b e t ter armed against temptation and con firmed in paths of virtue.—Collyer. The Ancient of a Future Dey. People are always talking of th< study o f the ancients; yst what doei tbla mean but apply yourself to th< actual world and aeek to express It since this Is what the ane'ents dU when they were alive? f o e t h e . Feminine Moods. •"Women will go far in certain moods, far beyond their own fears and nearer to the dictates of temper than a man would dare. Let the stress be great enough, and the kindest of them will become as the most cruel, the gentlest as the actually criminal.”— "The Girl With the Red Hair,” by Max Pemberton. Yee, That's What We Went. W. L. Banders, a Denver machinist; has Invented a contrivance that will feed a press. If he could Invent s machine that would feed a family he'd win everlasting fame.— Denver Times. P U B L IC L A N D S Advice given on all matters pertaining to Home, stead. Desert Land. Timber Claims, Mining. Irri g st ion. Etc. Appeals prepared; State your case! write for information. Marks on Mahogany, White stains made on a mahogany table by hot dishes may be removed by rubbing In oil and afterward pour ing wine on the spot and rubbing dry with a soft cloth. GROVER LANGMADE, Attorney. Washington. D. C. Formerly LA W EXAM INER; Land Office. Wash ington. D. C. Blcck Paper Protector. Wrap gold or silver trimmings in black paper and you will find that Few Forest Fires In Saxony. Allen’ « Foot-Ease, a pow der fo r the feet, i t cures they will remain untarnished through Although one-fourth of the area of painful, swollen, smarting, sw eating fe e t. Makes new shoes easy. Sold by all D ruggist« and Sho« many seasons. Ail frocks should be Saxony la wooded the kingdom seldom Stores. D on’t accept any substitute. Sample wrapped in black paper also. A good has a serious forest fire because of the FREE. Address A . S. Olmsted. Lo Roy, N . Y . Juror Catches Judge Aeleep. quality of tissue paper should be used, ! vigilance o f the foresters and rigid Eager for an Education. Men who are summoned for Jury and If this Is not practicable, use a laws for the prevention of such fires. A Poltava, south Russia, paper re duty are ingenious in their exouses, heavier grade. The Rayo Lamp is a high grade lamp, told at a low price. There are lamps that cost more, but there Is no better lamp made at any cently published an advertisement and it often happens that the selec price. Constructed o f solid brass; nickel plated—easily kept clean; an A T R IP TO PO RTLAN D FREE ornament to any room In any bouse. There I s nothin» known to the art from a Jew who offered to pay the tions of a Jury Is the most diverting Good Manners a Requisite. of lamp-tanking that can add to the value o f the KAYO I amp as a light CUT RATES IN fees at a local gymnasium of three part o f the case. One who was called A brilliant mind, the possession of giving device. Every dealer everywhere. If not at yours, write for PAINLESS DENTISTRY descriptive circular to i he nearest agency o f tho Christian children. The reason for in the county oourt here oompUUned unusual talents and worldly success Painless E x tr a c tio n ....... Free ST A N D A R D OIL C O M P A N Y (Incorporated) the ofTer is obvious. By the admission that be was deaf. are all to be desired, but nothing will Silver F illin g « ...................... 50c Gold F illin gs......................... 75c of the three Christians an extra "You say that you are deaf?” said compensate for a lack of good man 22 K. Gold C r o w n s ................. $3 Daily Thought. place, under the percentage form, the Judge. ners, while the possession o f good Porcelain C r o w n s ................. $3 Molar Gold C row n s............... $4 Small draughts of philosophy lead would be provided for a Jew, and the "Eh. what la It you say?” said the manners will frequently make amends Bridge W ork , 22 K. G old. ...93 to atheism, but larger ones lead back advertiser hoped by this desperate for a certain lack of book knowledge, Inlay Fills, Pure G o ld ......... $2 man. V ery N ice Rubber P la te.. . . $4 to God.— Francis Bacon. talent and world success. means to secure the admission of his “I said, are you deaf?” observed the Best Rubber Plate on E a rth.................................. $7 son. ___ _________ A L L TH IS W O R K IS G U A R A N T E E D . fT c O F F E E ' Judge In a louder tone. Shake Into Y our Shoes ! TEA SPICES PORTLAND COLLECTION AGENCY “ You’ll have to apeak louder,” was SORE EYES, weak, inflamed, red, watery and swollen eyes, use PETT the reply, "or I can’t hear you.” 817 Alisky Build ini?. Portland. Oregon. IT’S EYE SALVE. All druggists or ALL DEBTS COLLECTED. NO COLLECTION NO CHARGE ”1 guess w e’ll excuse you,” said ths Howard Bros., Buffalo, N. Y. Judge; "you can go.” BAKING POWDER • EXTRACTS JUST RIGHT COPYRIGHTS AND TRAD! MARKS secured. Book o f accurate _________________ information free on request. J. L MUCK, 719 Board ol Trade Bid«., Portland. Or. iLste ol U. ». L'atout Office. Washington. D. U.) PATENTS CisOSSET & DEVE PORTLAND. ORE. THEVERYBEST •dentistry on the Pacific Cnafll ia executed here. W e have built up our reputation on it. Y on can depend ou quality and cannot get better painless «work anywhere, no matter how much ypu pay. ~BVTe finish plate and 9 bririue work for out« I of - town .».irons la done day if rieaire-l. iPamlena extraction ■ free when p'ntew or I bridge work is order« led. Consultation free. | Molar Crowns $ 5 . 0 0 22k Bridge Teeth4 . 0 0 I Gold Filling» 1 .0 0 j Enamel Filling« 1.GQ 1 Siiver Filling« .5 0 8 Good Rubber _ . - I Phi,. 5 .0 0 I* Best Red Rubber . _ A I Plate« 7.50 H . W.«. Will. Hmm k i a i P.inl.n E.tr'llo. .50 IS TIARI ITTAIIUMI0 1« rMTLAM B EST M KTHOOS A ll w ork fiilly guaran teed fo r fifte e n je a r s. W i s e D e n t a l C o . , me. P a in le s s D e n tis ts Falling Building, Third and Washington. PORTLAND, ORE, Cities Hoars: * A. M. to 8 P. U. »unday». 9 to 1 OPIUM— TOBACCO Habits Positively CureU. Only authorised Keeler In* in Oregon. Write «titulo In _ fur illaatratod circular. a keelcy iNiirnm. 7 U .n th n . M u re i P o r t l an d ,O r e g o n No. 5 2 - 10 P N U W H E N w r i t in g t o a d v e r t l s e r s p l e a s e m e n t io n t h i s p a p e r . I l f C I l f F l f l broken machinery and castings f ww l m L Vf of — all by a a new process, procesa. wm C — L U _ w. .. . kinds . . . ¿ jy < mukinnr them as good as new. Machine work ot all kinds. We fix_any old J.hing. Psrthsd (hpAotyi y W ridine Company. 305 t i l « St Phone Màio 6769. For IT A n l i v i z Û IT C a n d kodak SUPPLIES Write for catalogues and literature. Developing and printing. Mail orders given prompt attention r ortland Photo Supply Co. 149 Third Street PORTLAND. ORE. Happiness in Self-Conquest. If you have overcome your inclina tion, and not been overcom e by it. you have reason to r^1o*nce — Plautus. The deaf man had no trouble bear, His Parting Shot. A local minister had had a serious lng the court's last remark and aped out of the oourtroom. time in fighting the saloon element in “I think that’s one on the Judge,” his town and had not been backed up In his efforts by the members of his observed one of the attorneys. own church. This with other trou bles had led to his resignation, and OSF. LIKE MOTHER, LIKE SON. in announcing his departure at his farewell sermon he said: "I am going to do something the devil has never done. I am going to leave C------ .** The Clothes Brush. Sometimes the useful clothes brush Is the only unattractive thing on mi lady’s dressing table. The "pretties" never have good bristles, and the plain wooden handle can be made to i harmonize with the room by covering | it with flowered silk. Cover the raw | edges with g^’ ^n Constipation “ For over nine years I suffered w ith chronic constipation and during this time I had to take an injection o f warm water once every 24 hour» before I could have an action on m y bow els H appily I tried Casca-ets, and today I am a well man During the nine vears before I used Caacarets I suffered untold m isery with internal piles. Th anks to you. 1 am free from all that this m orning You can use this in behalf ol suffering hum anity B F. Fisher, Roanoke, I1L Pleasant. Palatable. Potent, Taste Good. Do Good. Never Sicken. Weaken or Grip«. 10c. 26c. 60c. Never sold in bulk. The gen- □ine tablet stamped C C C. Guaranteed to cure or your money back. Fresh Air In Winter In winter, it Is hard to get fresh air In certain room s. Some room s in a house are usually colder than others, and if you open the w indow s it Is hard again to heat the room properly. If you keep the w indow s closed you d on ’t get fresh a ir; if you keep them open you cannot quickly reheat the room. T he ► E S R m o F k E C T I O ] ' e l e s s A bsolutely sm okeless and odorless solves the difficulty. You can leave the w indow s in a room open all day in winter, and wheh you close them ► apply a match to a Perfection Oil Heater and heat the room to any tem perature you desire in a few minutes. The Perfection Oil Hester is finished In japsn or nickel. It burns for nine hours. H hss a cool hsndle and a damper top. It has an a u t o m a t ic - lo c k ln a f la m e s p r e a d e r , which prevents the wick from being turned high and is easy to remove sad drop back so ths. the wick c.n t . quickly cleaned. An indicator always shows amount of oil in the font The filler-cap does not nsed to be screwed down. It Is put In Uks s cork In a bottle, and Is attached to the font by a chain. The burner body or gallery cannot become wedged, because of a n er levicoTn .n s always l w . y s be > e.siiy ed In -ice in construction, construction, snd'conWqucnthr, and consequently, i.e It can easily «"»crew unscrewed in instant instant°for rewlcklrg. The Perfection Heater is strong, durable, well in for fewicklrg. Perfect,on Ol! O H nade, built for service, yet light and ornamental. a— TR Y MURINE EYE REMEDY for Red, Weak, Weary, Watery E yei and Granulated Eyelids. Murine Doesn’t Smart—Soot hi s Kyp Pain. Druggist* Sell Murine Eye Remedy, Liquid, 25e, 60c, $1.00. Murine Eye Salve hi Aseptic Tubes, 25c, $1.00. Eye Bookr and Eye Advice Free by Mail. Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago. Firmness Not Stubbornness. There is a vast difference between stubbornness and decision, between firmness and what is termed ‘‘pig- hendedness.’ The decided man has thought out his course and sticks to it for good reasons. The stubborn man Insists on having his way merely because it is his way. Roman Water-Mills. Water-mills were used in the time of Julius Caesar. In Roman times slaves were condemned to the corn- mills, which were propelled by treads. Afterward cattle were used. In the third arid fourth centuries there were as many as 300 cattle-mills In Rom a 11»cerpor«t«J * name to rememb i you need a i Ç9VÇH1 «eri c e i l Minute COLUMBIA Indestructible Records Fit any make of phonograph or graphopbone Brilliant T on e N ever B reak N ever W e a r O ut W , T.O D O U G L A S •3.00 $3 .5 0 & * 4 .0 0 S H O E S £°£o¡SiK B o y » ’ S h o e s , $ 2 . o o , $ 2 .5 0 ano $ 3 .o o . B cot in th c W o r ld . I f I c o u l d t a k e y o u In to m y la r g e fa c t o r i e s a t B r o c k t o n , M ass., ami show you how care fully W . L. D ouglas shoes are made, the superior workmanship and the hii;h grade leathers used, you would then understand why D o lla r f o r D o ll a r I G u a r a n te e M y Hhoes to hold their shape, look and fit better and wear longer than any other $3.00, $3.50 or 1 f 1 •f .00 shoes * you can buy. D o y o u r e a liz e t h a t ra y s h o e s have been the standard for over 30 years j that I make and sell more $3.00 $3.50 and $4.00 shoes than anv other m anufacturer In the United States ? Quality oounts. ' f l t y - r s s c y C I t nas made W. L. Douglas household everywhere. . - shoes -------- a -— ------------ word ------ -------------------m Shoe ('o. Thm bonofHm o f from h id mm, w h ic h a p p ly prints lam lly t o molo lo m ih o r, mnd tho r o d u c o d tm rlff o n molo lo m th or, n o w onmblom m o to a lv o tho w om ror m o r e vm luo f ft o r him m o n e y , b o t to r t a . * 3 .5 0 mnd $ 4 _ th a n I c o u ld o lv o h i m ____ vtopm t o th o tm rlffro v lo lo n . C A U T IO N ! PUTNAM Mother— When you are through play ing, W illie, put your toys away, t don’t like to do it every time you are tired. W illie— You are Just like me in that respeot, mamma. Making a Vote Count. Louis M. Sanders, Republican can didate for alderman of the Second ward. Orange, N. J„ ta responsible for the following yarn: It was election day in a small Mich igan city, when a prominent politi cian happened to meet an old darky servant of his. "W ell, 8ambo," asked Mr. Smith, "how did you vote today T" "I ain't voted ylt, boss,” said Sam bo. "W hy la that?" said Mr. Smith. "W ell, boss. It’s dis »-way. De Prb- htbltlontsts dey give me |10 to vote their ticket and the Republicans dey give me 16 to vote their ticket. Ah's goln’ to wait to aee how corrupt all de parties ia 'fore I vote, en then Ah’s goln’ to vote for the ieastesL” AH Hs Could Do. Townsend—Did Skinner succeed In putting up his airship? Beer»— Yes; he put It up at auction. * ml~ Standard Oil Company i Union Dental C o. P A IN L E S S D E N T IS T S . First %nd Morrison Sts. PORTLAND. ORB. Prttidmi DoujiS0 u I 4 boftom.TAICE N O S U B S T IT U T E nam e and prlcre »ta m p ed on l i yo u r d ea ler ca n n o t su pp ly y o u w ith W . I.. D o u gla s S h o e «, w rite f o r M all Order C atalog. w . L . U O t J U L A S , 1 4 5 S jt u r k f it .. I l r o c k t u n , M a s s . FADELESS DYES Color more goods brighter and (aster colors than any other dye. One 10c package colors silk, w o o l and cotton equally w e ll and lo guaranteed to give perfect results. A sk dealer, or w e w ill send postpaid at 10c a package. W rite (or free booklet h o w to dye, bleach and mix colors. MONROE DRUG COMPANY. Quincy, I l l i n o i s . B A I» S.attl*. Wash. f Full Set o f T eeth ........................................... Bridge Work or Teeth Without Plates............................................ $3.60 to $5.00 Gold Crowns.......................................$3.50 to $5.00 Porcelain C row n s............................. $3.50 to $5.00 Gold or Porcelain Fillings................................ $1 U p Silver Fillings............................................ 500 to $1 15 Y E A R S ’ G U A R A N T E E . Hours. 6 A. M. to 8 P. M.. Sundays, 9 to 12. Entrance 2 9 1 H Morriaon. opposite Postoffice and M eier A Frank. Established in Portland 10 years. Open evening« nntil 8 and Sundays until 12 s 10. for people who work. PORTLAND, OREGON. Oil* PACIFIC OIL MILLS. Minute R E L IA B L E Dentists Not only do we guarantee our work, but w * promise to do it quickly, painlessly and carefully. The below prices speak for themselves. SEE U S A N D E N JO Y COM FOR T. ?n«TON DENTISTS. 5th %t Morrisen, Pert land COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO. Strategy. ” FILL. YOUR OlVN TEETH ’ “ Archibald,” whispered the pretty F IL L -O girl in Jubilant tones, "I am so glad If yrm have aching teeth or cavities and you sre father doesn't call you a fast young too nervous for th* dental ordeal, try Fill-O. the man any more.” home dentist. At drugrriats or by m ail 50c. "Oh. I cured him of that last week,” FILL 0 MFC CttU 351 F«pr* (Ufa. W « . Wa*. Hlumaer-Frank l>rug Co., distributors for Oregon laughed Archibald, with a wink. '‘Gracious! And how did you suc ceed ?’’ "Oh, It was dead easy. The old man was late for the office and he asked me to rush him down there In my motor car. On the way down I made it a point to get out and repair som e imaginary breakdown about ♦6 Per teal Protein — 10 Per Ceni Fat tw ice every block. When we finally reached the office he could have made T H E W O R L D ’S BEST | better time In a wheelbarrow,' and he tor said I was the slowest blockhead that COW S, P O U L T R Y - ever lived. That was the last I heard a l l FARM ANIMALS of being a fast young man.” Tt h almost without an equal aa a con centra t*d feed.” —U. S. Agricultural Dept. Bulletin No. 61 and 372. SOLD BY AL L D EALERS 4 T H E OLD Painless Don’ t throw your money away. A dollar saved Is twodollars earned. Our original reliable Modern Painless M ethods and our perfected office equip ment saves us time and your money. SOLD BY Y0UX HOME DEALER OR M a x i m s of a No ve li st . "Relations always want to know where you are going and what you are doing— there’s nothing so curious as relations." “One gets to know people better in one’s thoughts sometimes than when ore Is with them.” — ’’ Sir George’s Objection,” by Mrs. W. K, Clifford. __________________ 2 hooter A sk h im a b o u tit, then do aa ho amy The resson why Ayer’ s Hsir Vigor stops filling hsir is because it first destroys rne germs which cause this trouble. After this is done, nature soon brings about s full recovery, restoring the Bair and scalp to a perfectly healthy cond'Hon. Many Enemlea of Beauty. Really, when we come to think how numerous are the enemies of beauty J — fear, sorrow, worry, disease, dust, | wind and all the unfavorable lnflu- ; encoe of work— it is not after all sur prising that so little of our childish beauty remains In later life.—London Dally Mall._______________ _ F a ir . In s vast country like Russia, hard ly yet opened up by railway communi cation, It is not eurpriaing that there should still be s great fair like that of Niehnl Novgorod. This town forms ths meeting place of Ruselan and Aalatlc traders, and the amount of business done there is probably equal to that of half a dosen of the largeet fairs of the middle ages. Vast quanti ties ot eklna. Iron, tobacco and cheap manufactured goods lie about In great heaps, and surrounded by the waters of the Volga and the Oka on the great market place arise shops and booths to ths enormous number of ten thoaaand, while the visitors exceed half a mil lion. The total business transacted at each fair is said to be about two hun dred and fifty million dollars, and tha oredlts opened there exceed this fig ure. __________________ arftli — Oh b o t t i * y o «v S h o w it t o Quite Far. "H e hat such a far-off expression." "M aybe that’* because of hla dis tant manner.” PORTLAND’S N E W IN D U STR Y CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IN D O RSES O U R CO IN P A Y IN G M A CH IN ES MODEL NO. 1. A WONDERFUL DEVICE for Banks. Store«, Theatres and Railroad Ticket Offices. Comtntnies with Large Payrolls and all Classes o f Business where change must be made quickly. You press the keys for the «m ount desired, turn the crank and the ex act amount (the machine cannot make a mis take) falls into your hand, at the same time it REGISTERS ON THE TAPE at top. exact amount paid. This does away with a listing machine, and the services o f one or more men in a bank. This machine also makes change for $1.00, $6.00, $10.00 and «20.00, by touching one key only. THE PURPOSE OF THIS COMPANY is the manu facturing and selling o f automatic change making; listing, adding: coin-paying machines and devices o f a similar nature. WE OFFER FOR SALE a small block o f stock for factory and equipment, in Iota o f 1 to 1000 shares at 111 each. THIS COMPANY WILL RETURN ANNUALLY $100 FOR EVERY $100 INVESTED PORTLAND CHAMBER O f COMMERCE U. 8. Cashier Co. Portland. Or.. Nov. S. 1910. Dear Sin»—I have the pleasurejn notifying you that^ at a 1100 invested in Burroughs Adding Machine Co. retu rn ed .. $ 41,340 o f the Board o f Trustees o f the Portland Chamber o f Commeroe. S I 3 1100 ** ” National Cash Register Co. ” .. $ 42,370 Nov. 1st. 1910, I was direct»*d to state that the demonstration or your automatic coin paying machine convinced the Trustees o f its excel* $100 ” ” Underwood Typew riter Co. ’* .. $ 38,328 lence, that they consider it perfect in every way. and that a factory 1100 ’* ” MergenthalW Linotype Co. “ .. $ 25,000 for the manufacture o f theee machine« would be an unusually de sirable industry for Portland. 1 am. yours respectfully, The Burroughs Adding Machine G*. 1« the first tw o years returned (Signed) E. C. GILTNER. Heeretary. a stock dividend o f 1000 per cent; now paying 7 per cent annually, or LADD $ TILTON BANK. PORTLAND. OR. $70 on each f 1000. A device o f this character has long been desired by the banka and Is thoroughly practicable. I can readily see that with a machine as M ergenthaler Linotype Company hare paid 51 dividends—1894 to perfect ai yours is at the present time that the natural evolution o f 190$, aggregating $23,181,057.00. the machine would evklently be something startling. (Signed) C. B. W OODWORTH. National Cash Register Company In 1906 paid for stock dividends $5.000,000.00. Now making 11,000 Registers per month. Have sold 0 S Daaetarr. THE SEATTLE NATIONAL BANK Aassta $15.000,00$ to date over 990,000. U. S. Cashier Co., Seattle, Wash.. December 1, 1910. Portland. Ore., I have today l>een an interested witness o f the w ork perform ed by STOCK ADVANCED 10 PER CENT DEC. 7ib. 1910. Investigate before your change-making machine. Nothing to equal it has ever com e to the next advance, which will com e soon. my notice, nor have I ever heard o f a machine possessing the same utility aa a mechanical cashier. Yours very truly, SEVERAL NEW M ACHINES will b e r e a d y f o r d e l i v e r y b e f o r e New Y e a r s . R. V . A N K E N Y . Cashier. FORTUNES FADE BY CROUND-FLOOR INVESTORS United States Cashier Co. Incorporated Under Oregon L aw s MANUFACTURERS OF CHANGE-MAKING COIN-PAYING MACHINES H om e O ffice, 70 6 -7 -8-0 Lewi* Building, Portland, O regon r; Tear o ff and Send Coupon Today. . uNrrrn s i Air % cavutr co . m b ih » j 7 0 6 7 -8 -9 Lewis Bldg., Portland, O regon I Kindly «end booklet without obligating t me. giving further Information concerning t your coin paying machines and company. N s im A dir» C it y .,