The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969, December 23, 1921, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextOREGON I N V I T E S T HE WORLD i M 1925 FFER S A M A R K E T PORTLAND O FOR YOUR PRODUCE I t ’s T r u e ! Our Aviation School is Now Accepting Students for the Complete Course of Flying Instruction for the Unheard of Tuition of $200.00. The former charge was $600.00. I f you are red blooded and ORECON-WASHINGTGN & want to get somewhere write us for particulars 214 Spaulding Bldg., Portland, Ore. IDAHO AIRPLANE C*>., HEM STITCHING AND PLE A TIN G . B u tton h olin g — B uttons — P la itin g — T u c k in g and C h aln stltch ln g M ail O rders giv en carefu l and prom pt atten tion E lite Shop, 384 M orrison St. ___ Portland. O regon V A U D E V IL L E P H O T O -P L A Y S Com plete Change Sun and Thurs. M atin ee D ally. T w ic e N ig h tly Saturday, Sunday, H olidays, Continue You W ill Feel Right *t Home Hero SAFE AN D C E N T R A L — R EASO N ABLE RATES E x c e lle n t C ale ¡special W eek ly K ates Hus M eets A il T ra in * 11th and Stark, P ortlan d, Ore. NORTONIA HOTEL Fat and Live Wall, luncheon at noon. 32* Stark SL BAB’S RESTAURANT CO WHERE W AVES ARE W ARM IN WINTER Euu«ils Any California Reach. Special Winter Kates Now in Efiect Paved Highway to Seaside Completed. SEASIDE HOTEL SEASiDE. OREGON Sixth street opposite The Oregonian and Al- der street opposite Meir & Frank's. The Best Eating place in the City. The Finest Coffee and Pastry a Specialty. 2L Cafeteria We employ expert repair men with years* ex peri rce Return parcel post charges paid. Give us a trial a*- lowest city prices Morrison Shoe Repair Factory. 249 Morris* n SHOE REPAIRING PORTLAND HIDE & WOOL CO • Min - ill LTS. • h WOOL. «1 Price« MOHAIR. f°r CASCARA BARK. 105 UNION AVENUE NORTH. PORTIAMO, OREGON. Write for Prices and Shipping Tags JEW EL Restaurant r a g e 0¿ b o n P o r tla n d , Address Department B 40« Wash. St II L. Day. Prop Oysters, Steaks and Chops Our Specialty. Special E ntree each day. Open 10 a. m. to 1 a m W e Want T urkeys& F resh E g g s Write for Prier*. O regon C H R IS T M A S S U G G E S T IO N S 1* ta » li « km U»T Grand Avenue at YamhiU PO RTLAND . ORE. E XPERT Dyeing & Cleaning EXCELLENT SERVICE By Parcel Post. Return Postage Paid. Circulars and Prices. C RUBBER : Old Carpels Worth Money! B rin g them to us In your auto or send them parcel post. In stead o f b uyin g new rugs, la dies, save your old carpets, rugs and woolen cloth in g L et us m ake new rugs for you The oldest and best equipped f a c tory. F lu ff and rag rugs w oven all sixes; carpets re fitte d . 9x12 rugs steam cleaned. $1 50 W h en you g e t to town. Phone E. 3580 RUG CO. 188 E. E ighth St., P ortlan d, Or. N A MARKING sfi/fárs/r "Every thing for the Ofhi m N O R TH W E S T STAMPS and DEVICES. Write for “At Your Heck and Cull” o k o T h e Person al W ritin g M achine W e ig h t 6 lbs I T ic e 450 00, case included Feld ll Up Tike witk Yee Tnuwrl» O R E G O N T Y P E W R I T E R CO., *4 -A 6th St , Put Hand, Oregon. W r ite fo r folder. A'cfaam.f n 4ea^)& " «BteTM • OAK »TRUTI te«»TUA»*0 OJUSO« The Dalles Fruit & Produce Comp’y Wholesale Dealers in FA N C Y FRUITS and FARM PRODUCE 161 Front Street. Portland. Oregon. Our Motto Is to Please YOU. THE NEW AMERICAN HOTEL 127 L ig h t, A ir y R oo m s, 50c, 75c, $1.00 and $1.50. 92 N. 3d. St., Cor. Flanders, Portland, Ore. ED. F. GODDARD. Mgr Phone Bdy. 1975 Dependable Trees T H E R E ’S ANOTHER DENT A ll the good kinds o f F ru it T rees. B erry Dents and blemishes on your ear can be Bushes, Shade T rees, Shrubbery. Hoses, removed and we are tlie boys to do It. Vines, Bulbs, for your orchard and g a r W h y? Because we specialize In that kind den grow n in our large 1,000-acre p.ant o f work. W e also repair radiat<Hta and E stablished o ve r 50 juu rs ago. Our trees carry L ib erty R adiator cores iu stock. A ll please our custom ers, p rii «-s reasonable, work guaranteed. q u a lity dependable. A c tiv e salesmen J. H. D U R H AM , Hi# Fender Man w an ted in e ve ry section. For real s a tis 30 North U th St. Portland, Ore. factio n in your trees buy from the OREGON NURSERY CO., Orenco, O regon trouble and Piston trou b ’ e rw iii end when w e install E. C. LONG NON-EX PA N D IN G PISTONS For pleasure car*, truck* and tractors. G U A R A N T E E D HAN5LMA1R A CRABB 1090 E ast Yam h ill St., Portland STOCK T H A T G R O W S 1 .nest «to o k that can be raised a t a price you w ill like to pay. W rite or call. <#A M oderate Priced H otel o f M e rit" HOTEL CLIFFORD F a st M orrison St., a t E ast Sixth, the Prin cipal E ast Side H o tel 5 m inutes from Shopping D istrict. Four blocks from S. 1*. E ast Side Station. R A IN IE R HOTEL Rates $1 00 •#. 128 N 6* Sc fmtkU. Ort Very Centrally located Convenient to ail Depots, and one block from mam PostoAcc G len H a v e n R e s t H o m e Sitol S A N D Y 'S — Portlan d * K od ak and Penftfan An E \er-S h arp Pencil, Fountain Pen or K od ak for X m as M ail O rders receive Personal A tte n tio n by \ 4 _______ A L A S K A P L U M B IN G A H E A T IN G CO. Plum bin g F ix tu res and SuppUea. Pipe Fittin gs, low est prices 36J K M orrison. 6 R a Z i NG, W E L D IN G A C U T T IN G N orthw est W eld in g A Supply C o , Ik l i t i t C H IR O P R A C T O R A N D E L E C T R O . t h e r a p e u t ic s @ upon r*q u **t E N K E S C IT Y D Y E W O R K S E stablished l *90 Portlan d C U T F L O W E R S A F L O R A ». D E S IG N S Clarke Brut., F lorist*. La7 M orrison i t O A N C lN u E V E R Y NO O N A E V E N T O Oriental Cafe. Chinese A m erican K itcnen Corner Broadw ay and W ash P O R T L A N D DOORS A N D W IN D O W S W e can sell you Doors, W indows, H oof ing. i *uiut, C lass arid Builders' H a rd w are direct W e a ie m anu facturers W rite for prices before buying. H eacock Sash A Door Co., 212 F irs t St., P o rtland._________ _ D R U G L E S S P H Y S IC IA N Chronic diseases a jspeciulty. Dr- N Allen, 302 Kaleigh Building _________ _ E M B R O ID E R IN G A N D P L E A T I N G — A< < urdían side arid box P leatin g, H e m stitch in g, Buttons C o veied , Biauling, etc. K. Step nans, 219-20-21 P ilto ch B lo c k .__ F O U N D R Y A N D M A C H IN E W O R K S C om m ercial Iron__V\ orks,_7th 4k Madison. H A R D W OOD F L O O R IN G Oak L e a f H ardw ood F lo o r C o , 2S1 E. 76th St. N. Floors electric sanded.___ H O R SE S , M U L E S B O U G H T , S O LD Crow n Stables, Inc., 2 > Fron t Si., P o r t land, O re H orses and mules for sale or hire Special rates to loggers and c o n d u c to rs W ith or without harness. ___________________ P h illip Sue tie r. P re s |J. 8 S T A B L I D ra ft horses bought and *old. C L. Chappell, 234 F ro n t St. r ¿ A R N M U L T IG R A P H IN G T h e Callan S« hooL on ly recognized school on the coast E xperienced o p eia- tors a lw a y s in dem and to5 Aj Usan* B ld g. M A C H IN E R Y Send us jo u r inqu iries for an yth in g in Iron or W ood w ork in g M achinery, Lo ggin g, Saw m ill, C on tractors' Equipm ent, L o c o m otives, B olléis, Engines, Crushers, Kail, fa m e . B ellin g, etc. Bui be M achin ery Co., d .'S R a ilw a y E xch an ge Bldg , Portland, Or. MFGS. OF V U L C A N IZ E D ROOF P A IN T New roofs and repa irin g done. Young and W oods. Ilu3 E. C a ru th eis S t . ________ M O N U M E N T S — E. 3d and P ine St*. O tto Schumann G ranite &¡. M arble W ork A M O TO RCYCLES AN D P A R TS A ll makes. Easy term s E A S T S ID E M O ’lo lt C Y C L K CO. __________44-4« G R A N D A V E , ______________ PERSONAL M A R R Y IF* L O N E L Y ; for result*, try me; best and most successful “ H om e M a k e r;’ hundreds rich wish m arriage so«*n; s tr ic t ly con fiden tia l, m ost reliab le, years of exp erien ce, description s fiee . “ T h e Suc- I cessful Club,'' Mr*. N A S H , Box 556, O A K L A N D C A L IF O R N IA . P IP E R E P A IR IN G m I ' l f t ' i i ^ R epaired by exp ert*. S L m m # ' *■ 1 ^ 0 j*ipe Shop, 272 Wash. P U R I L A N D S H O E R E P A IR S . M A IL 'E M M odel Shoe Repair, 2 .2 W ashington St. D avis Bros., A m eri .in Shoem akers, 1 j 41 li St PRUNE T R E E S ’ ! PRUNE TREESU l B efore buying elsew h ere see us. Colum bia ¡ N u rsery C o , 1490 Union A v e , Portland. P Y O R R H E A D E N T IS T S S m ith ,Long,S teven son , 310 Bush l>ane B ig RAZOR B LA D E S R E S H A R P E N E D R azors ground and honed. M ail safety I blades today. T he G rin der, 67Vi S ixth St i S ingle 30c; Double 35c. R azors Ground ! ar.d Honed. Racklund & Son, lu « W . Park S a fe ty R azo r M an, 145% 3d 8 t . Portland. S A N IT A R Y B E A U T Y P A R L O R W e help the appearance o f women T w e n ty -tw o inch sw itch or transforuia- I tion, value $7 60 , price $2.45. 400 to 412 Oakum Bldg. SC H O O L OF W E L D IN G O ffic ia lly recognized by state and fe d eral board as T h e place to learn w elding ail m etals. C om m ercial School o f W eld 1 rig, 511 E ast Grant, Cor, lith , Portland S IL O S A N D W A T E R T A N K S N a tio n a l 'l ank & P ip a C o , P ortlan d . T U R K E Y S H ow to get the best prices. H a v e p ayin g a d vice to g iv e on this sub ject. W rite , tell us number you have for sale. Ruby & Co., 169 F ro n t St., Portland, Ore. 16 years’ exp erien ce at your disposal T Y P E W R I T E R S — N E W OR R E B U IL T R ebuilt T y p e w r ite r Co., 3o4 Oak S tr e e t V E T E R I N A R I A N —C a ttle a Specialty Dr. C h a* M. Anderson, K en ton , Portland W AN TE D AGENTS— Perm anent p ro fitab le p ayin g business fo r men and women a g en t* to sell the O rigin al R en u life V iolet Ray. V io let Ray H eadquarters, 425 Wash. St , Portland. W ed d ing Bouquets and Funeral P iece* Lu b lln er Florists, 348 M orrison St. W e lte r System of Si gge s tiv e T h era p y Dr. T W . A yers, 715 Dekum Bldg W H O L E S A L E A N D R E T A IL T IN W A R E Portlan d T in w a re M fg. C o , 47 F irs t St. HOTEL HOYT S tric tly F irep ro of. N e a r both depot* and con ven ien t car service to all parts *-f City Single Room * W ith o u t Bath. $1 and up Single Room * W ith Bath, $2 and up E L B E R T S. R O B E . M anager Guaranteed Nursery Stock SPECIALIST Female and Rectal Trouble* and CLAND TRANSPLANTATIONS P I L E S F IS T U I.A .F IS S U R E . Itch- I n , and all oth er rectal con dition * except Cancer perm an en tly cured w ith out a surgical operation. M y method o f trea tm en t eaves the tissue Instead o f d estro yin g It. It la p ain less, req u ire* no an es th etic and Is perm anent. T h ere |e no con fin em en t ___ to I ad, no In terferen ce w ith uurines* or social engagem ents. I gu aran tee a cure or w ill refund your fee. Call or w r ite for b o o k le t M ention this paper when w ritin g. DR. C. J. D E A N •scood and Morrison Sts., Portland. Or*. R IT Z H O T E L PARK A N D MORRISON STS. I > pot Morn arm Car* direct to Hotel. Popular Prices. Center Shopping end Theater district. F R A N K A. CLARK. P ro*, formerly with Clyde Hotel. Eyes Examined. Glasses Fitted. 20% o ff until January, on all n g 2 m erchandise and Blasses. B rin g this ad. C la rk e -B re w e r O ptical Co. 112V« S ixth S L Portland F ire P ro o f and Modern N E W HO USTON HOTEL C. 8 Richardson. M an ager W e e k ly K ates to Perm an en t Guest* Sixth and E v e re tt Streets, T h re e Blocks from N e w P o s to ffire , Four B lock* from Union Depot, P ortlan d, Ore. IC U A B L I TREES \\D PLANTS W e o ffe r plan ters special low p rice* on gen eral nursery stock, prunes, pears, a p ples, peaches, lo gan b erry plant*, walnuts, etc. S to ik is firw* and w ill please you O rder tod ay M ention this paper. Benedict Nu rsery Co., 185 E 17th St N . Port land, Oregon. Sampla each |So*w OlntiMnt.Ttli'uni) of Catkin U:^i»ijr.M Miilsu U m i . TURKEYS FOR THANKSGIVING i;it \ Six Weeks in November and Decem ber Const tuts Duration of Market for Big Birds. A k i : s in o k d k h T TH E approach to every danger ous turn of a state road Is a Red Cross BALL BLUE sign which reads; "CO SLOW I" used fo r baby's clothes, w ill keep them sweet end snow y-w hite until w orn out. The autouioblllst who hns good sense T r y it end see for yourself. At groctrt iml good brakes heeds the warning. Me ,i*ts around the turn without aujtliiug usuajly if It Is humaul) pos-ilile. On Happening to him. Simple Wireless Messages. no other festival of the year do the The speed uutnluc, or the man whose people of this country feel It ueces The waves of wireless stations are sary to have any one kind of meat, brakes are out of order, keeps right unceasingly passing through our hut Thanksgiving without turkey Is on. And we usually read of one or houses and our bodies and we neither both In the accident columns of the like Haiulet without the ghotit to most see, hear nor feel them. Yet if there Americans. Many serve turkey at lew ^papers, sooner or later. The road we till must take is pretty be interposed a few strands of wire, a (iirlstmus and New Year's also, but ufler the holiday season Is past the well marked with warnings, although metal plate and a tiny glowlamp and demand for turkeys Is usually small. It takes experience to read some of If these accessories be ranged in or This makes the marketing season for them. der. the wireless messengers will carry If we have the brake called will turkeys very short, running as It does the sound of a voice speaking thou power, nnd keep It in trim, we lui\e from the middle of November to tin- nothing to fear from the dangerous sands of miles away.— Brooklyn Eagle. latter part of December. places. In sections where turkeys are grown Graphite. If our Judgment Is bad and our will In lurge numbers, as In Texas, dress Down to 1250 graphite was obtained ing plants have been built by poultry power likely to give way we never get where we are goiug. except In a very chiefly from the Borrowdale mine in badly damaged condition. Cumberland, England. Since then a There Is no occuslon for such great supply has been drawn from eastern hurry that the warning signs must la* Siberia; from Ticonderoga, New Y'ork over run. On the road to wealth, nnd espe state; Buckingham, Quebec; and Bo cially the road to pleasure, the warn hemia. Graphite is also produced In ' Ceylon and Madagascar. Artificial ings are very ubundunt. Yet thousands and thousands of graphite is also being manufactured. people run past them every day, with the usual disastrous results. The Cutlcui a Toilet Trio There Is little -enough time In the Having cleared your skin ket p it clear average life. We must till work rap by making Cutlcum your ever.v-day idly If we lire to get a good lifetime's toilet preparations. The soap to cleans« work accomplished In the working nnd purify, the Ointment to soothe and years that are allotted to us. heal, the Talcum to powder and per But we can always slow down at the fume. No toilet table is complete risky corner, provided we keep our will without them. 25c everywhere.—Adv. power lu condltiou, and use the judg inent that ought to he a port of our Hogarth's “ Marriage a la Mode.” make-up. “ Marriage a la Mode,” a series of The “ too much play” turn In the rood Is more dangerous than the “ too six paintiugs by William Hogarth much work" corner, hut It Is well to (1697-17(i4), were acquired In 1824 by the National Gallery in London. The slow down at both of them. Many Turkeys Are Prepared on the Then the “ overlndulgeoca" and “ lute paintings depict, with rare satire, a Farm for Market. hour" spots call for almost a halt. variety of occurrences in the high life Head all the signs, and observe of the time. They are generally con dealers, who buy the birds alive mid them. sidered to be tho artist’s masterpiece. dress them for the various city mar It Is delightful to speed along the kets. In such cases practically all the rood nnd feel that we shall get where turkey raisers sell to these dealers, Money of Ancient Britons. we are going In Jig time. who often send buyers out Into the Sword shaped bars of iron were used But many speeders who do not see country to gather up a drove o f several or heed the warning, never get where by the ancient Britons as money, and hundred birds by slopping at each they are going at all. | many of these are now found in Brit farm as they pass, weighing whatever And when they are piled up In the ish museums. A recent Investigation turkeys the farmer may have to sell, hospital or the sanitarium or told by a shows that six different denomlna- and adding them to those already col grave-faced doctor to hid their families lected. ' lions were used, distinguished by a last farewell, they begin to see the Turkeys to he killed and dressed on their size. the farm should first he deprived of sense In stringing these signs along the road, nnd to wish they hud kept their feed for 24 hours, but given plenty of Our Business. fresh, clenn water In order to clean brakes in order. (C o p yrigh t.) the crop and Intestines of all feed It is therefore our business care --------o -------- When ready to kill, the bird should he fully to cultivate In our minds, to hung up by the feet ; holding the bird rear to the most perfect vigor and In one linnd, a sharp, narrow-hladed maturity, every sort of generous and knife Is used to sever the veins In the honest feeling that belongs to our throat by making u small cut inside Teach me your mood, O patient stars nature.— Edmund Burke, the mouth on the right side of tin W lio clim b each night tbs ancient sky, throat, at the base of the skull. After L ea vin g no space, no shade, no scars. making this cut and bleeding begins, N o trace o f age, no fea r to die. Inventor W ell Rewarded. the knife Is thrust up through the For his invention of babbitt metal, W A YS W ITH FISH. groove in the roof of the mouth and a soft, anti friction alloy used for bear Into the brain at the hack part of the FKW varieties of fish In cans may ings, Isaac Ikibbitt received a reward skull. The bird gives a peculiar he udupted to almost any dish one of )20,000 from congress. squawk, the feathers are loosened by desires. Sardines are often regard n quivering of the muscles, and death ed lightly ns a relish or sandwich till Paid in Full. is Instantaneous. Iu dry-plcklng. the feathers should ing; they may however make a heart) “I am old fashioned enough.” said he plucked immediately, nnd If the dish. tho old lady with the angular face, bird has been properly stuck they "to believe that honesty pays, my Baked Sardines. come out very easily. The (nil and dear young nephew.” "Yes, quita so," Drain the sardines from the can and large wing feathers are removed first, after which the lusty feathers are lay on brown paper to absorb all the answered the nephew, “and dishonesty pulled out. When the turkeys are to oil. Take one dozen, dip In Ihe Juice gets paid.” he marketed locally or are to he of a lemon then roll lu cracker or shipped hut a short distance, they are bread crumbs. Make fifteen minutes In “Ballistic Wind.” cooled to n temperature of about 35 a hot oven. Take one eupful of strained The "ballistic wind" Is a fictitious degrees Fahrenheit by hanging In the tomatoes; season them to suit the taste wind assumed in computing the flight open air, provided the weather Is cold wit li clove, onion Juice, salt, paprika of projectiles to express the total ef enough, otherwise they are plunged and pepper. Cut bread In strips the fect of the winds that actually occur. Into Ice water and kept there until width of two fingers, lay n sardine on eueh and pour the hot tomato saue« Its use was Introduced during the thoroughly cooled. World war. After cooling they are packed un over them. Serve hot. I 1 A drawn In boxes or barrels. It Is In advisable for the producer without proper refrigerating facilities to ship dressed turkeys, as losses from Im- proi>er cooling and from their being exposed to worm weather during tran sit arp liable to occur. Aside from this It Is seldom profitable to ship tur keys any great distance except In car load lots; when this Is done the tur keys are cooled to 32 degrees Fahren heit, packed In boxes or barrels, and shipper) In refrigerator cars. YOUNG FOW LS BEST LAYERS 9«ldom Pays to Keep Hens for Lay ing After They Are Past Two Years of Age. There are people who have the right variety of fowls, who house and W e c a rry a com plete line Everything for the Motorcyclist. feed them protierly. and yet who can o f trusses. IncludinB the not obtain eggs early In (he winter Rebuilt Harley-Davidson Brooks Appliance, Drs because their fowls are too old. It S m ith 's " llo r . e it Joh n ," MOTORCYCLES Hood. Stick - T ite , a n d Is seldom that It pays to keep hens Rams guarantee aa new From |2«0 00 up L e it h e r C overed S p rin t T russ flttln c Is a scien to |25 i 00, all lata mod ala, with t-spaad for laying after they are two and a and e lectric equipm ent Easy tarm a If tific business w ith me desired P a y w h ile you ride Send for half years old; not that they will (n o t a aide line). literatu re. M otorcycle and Supply C o . 6 W. ELROD. 1115 Selling H a rley DaTldaon S ervic e Center. 200 Ird not gMe a profit, but her a use younger Buishnc. Cortland. Oreroa fowls will give a ► • I L . Portland. O r e . corner T e n o r . ODDS AND ENDS Clear Ÿour Skin With Cuticura By JOHN BLAKE " R U P T U R E D ” Green Music Easy on Eys. Music printed on dark green paper, with the notes and staff In white. Is being used to reduce eye strain, says General Custer was a total abetain- A walrus bunt la the most Janger- Popular Mechanics. It la particularly « f and ontl-tohocmnlet i ous sport of the arctic region*. designed for use In theaters, where Out of every 1.00*000 of the world's Sitting Boll was forty-two years old bad lighting cause* unusual strain on , when he massacred Custer's forces. pofmlatkm 04 are blind. the musicians' eyes. In seml-darknesa Japan has few wild animals and no In Italy wheeled traffic keeps to the the notes seem to stand out In relief. poisonous reptiles. It la said. left In large cities, but to the right In | The Siamese musical scale divides the country. Blocked While You W a lt When some men go to have their the octave Into seven perts. The civilized nations of the world. During a dense London fog there le It has Just been comput*-0 use about hats blocked, the hat man tells them as much as 200 tons of soot suspended 3.200.000 matches every minute of the to keep their hats right on their hea ls ¿24 bears. while the Job Is being done. 0 \%r Q.e city. Girls! »Girls!! Uncommon Sense D r* B aker and u-ieson, 817 Dekum Bldg C L E A N IN G A N D D Y E IN G tP r«p ar«d by tv.* l/nlted State* Department of Agriculture > Fur reliable Clean! ng and D yein g service send parcels to Tin* American public demands tur I us. W e pay return postage. key for Thunksgh Ing, and get* it In form ation and prices g iv en P a tie n ts o r old people m ay secure a home for T h e V i l l a N u r s e r ie s life a t fla t rate. A qu iet MFD No. 1, M on tavllla S ta „ P ortlan d. Or home fo r con valescent ¡and chronic patients. ____ ___________ I Special d iet and tr e a t ments applied as p hysician * direct. B attle W e have g o t Just w hat you want. Call Creek methods. Ideal H o m e -L ik e S u r roundings 115 E. 28th St., at Alder. , or w rite for prices. 212 Oregonian Beilding. Russellville N u rsery Co. | Phone E ast 4222 Portland, Oregon H A L E W IS , Prop PORTLAND. OREGON M on tavilla Sta , Portland, Oregon Fire Proof and Modern D R . G. E. W A T T S «^X*fc&.V.>y.y.v .'.\v^v.\NNS%y.\v.%v.w.v.v.N .* a w INFORMATION DEPARTMENT, Sardines on Bacon. Broil drained sardines until heated through, turning once. crisp slices of bacon on oblongs of tered toast nnd a sardine on Sprinkle with minced parsley, serve with slices of lemon. Doesn't Show in His Golfing. well A woman who has never seen her Lay husband fishing doesn't know what a but top. patient man she has married.— Boston and Transcript. Advice. Baked Fieh Flakee, Don't try to sail on the sea of mat Cut one medium sized onion In small rimony until you have raised the wind. pieces. Brown In two tuhlespoonfuls — Boston Transcript. of corn or olive oil, add one cupful of strained tomato Juice, simmer well cov ered for 15 minutes, then add one cup U R lN§ Seals— Keep your Eyes ful of boiled rice, one cupful of fish Strong and ar Health'y 14 flakes, suit, pepper and paprika, a few they Tire, Smart, rt Itch. ltcK«S Burn, if Sore, Irritated, grains of cayenne and one egg, well l Inflamed or Granulated, beaten. Cut Into a greased baking dish and cook 20 minutes in a moderately me Murine often. Safe for Infant or Adult, kt all Druggist*. Write for Free Eye Book hot oven. darlnc I >e He««*S* Csmsssr. Cbkao*. IJ. S • 'H l llx * 7 Copyright. 1111, Wpit*»rn --------o - \*a(L Yw Stí,sfied? THE CHEERFUL CHERUB I cuit Wy «ritertunmcnt now TREES *"» SHRUBS F r ift trw* hntlded frwas brsrlnf crch- Because of.lt.cU o f MAKE PROFIT OUT OF FOW LS Firmer Should Keep Hens In Pink of Condition by Giving Good Cars and Proper Feed. 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