fi PÍSTC3
LUE CARDIFF GIANT.
rontocl
Itlt a wire brush and
n old npix-aram-e He
pa. Led it an«| shipped It
FAMOUS HOAX RECALLED GY THE tua rk. d "ma. lim. , y.' to I'nion. N. Y..
In the tall of I«.;s.
Front there It
DEATH OF ITS MAKEH.
xv a « taken l>y wagou in the night to
Cardiff. mar S«
tere «
“ My wife had •deep-seated coujjh
T’O©e F eer High an i I i iuiuii H t the Newell, a cousin of Hull, had a farm.
for three year*. 1 purchased two
I'etritiril 11, ■<iy of a Mun Olivar VV en- they had list'd it up l»etweeu them to
bottles of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
dill Holm. •» K lutrson H lui Citar, bury it, which they did. am! planted a
large size, and it cured her com
crop of grain over the »pot. The next
Hváevt-d It G<nu ne».
pletely.”
year Newell had some neighbors dig
J. H. Burge, Macon, Col.
The Cardiff Giant, the most famous a well on the spot, ami they discov
hoax of the niuetcmtli reutury. Is re- I ered the giant. Then the fun com
nleurvd.
h-1 bv the fixent death at Bingham- I
NEWSPAPER GROWTH.
ton
of
Gtsirge
Hull, who gave 1
all
the thing promt- I Marvel.> iis l>evel. puient of the Ameri
can Prrss.
coughs,
except
deep
ones!
nenee and gained
VVc'-d. B< nnett, Greeley, Prentice and
notoriety for him ' Raymond the grand "we" of the old
self by means of school were in a small company
it.
The
whole when they virtually rule«l public opin
country was dup ion. «ays the St. I., m< liepublie. There
(j
ed.
Oliver AVeU wen- onlj 254 daily ptt|x-rs In exist-
dell Holmes and en.e In ISoO. To-«lay there are 2,221!.
Ralph W aldo Em- ( lnCJ»'«l th«' combined «Ireulatiou of
ersou believed in the papers was T.’-s. l.M, while in l'.ldO
Three site«: ?5v . »imugh for an ordinary
the thing. Judge I
Cold; 50c.. just right fur bronchitis. h«»ai«<
the eirculutlou of the 2.22« wit» 15.-
ne»a, hard colds, etc , jil. moat er. uoiuieal
W illiam C liuger®aid: 'No one can 1(12.150.
The aggregate uutuber of
for curuuic cases and to keep on h ind
l.x'k upon AJtat «aim, grand smile of <■« I . s issued tim ing tin- y.ar lSAO was
J. C. AY EK CO.. Lowell. Maia.
mingled sw'vetn«^ and strength with 42'i. lOtl.'.lTs. while lu ltknt It was S,-
out belug convinced
that the giant l' « 21« 74!». It must Is- admitted that
once lived and had a being."
this growth lu circulation has follow-
Cardiff, where the giant was found. '
ed a change In the so-callexl mission
Is in Onondaga County, New York of the uewspaper. A half century ago
State, a few miles from Syracuse. Near
no statesman felt secure unless he had
by Is a depression In the earth known the editorial ■npiMirt of the papers.
as Onondaga Hollow. In this hollow
1 he press did not then, as now, ex
are to lie found petrified fish and re^P |
press ami h ad public opinion, but form
tiles. Geologists say this hollow once ed It. To-day the highest calliug of
formed the bed of an ocean.
the newspaper « toQruthr'iIly furnish
Ft was here, on the Newell farm
the m ws. ,\o dally can make edltmia)
that the giant was ostensibly discov
expression the leading feature and sur
ered on Oct. Ill, 18(19, while W illiam vive.
Railroad. telvgr:i[íS and cable
Newell, nickname«! "Stub" Newell, and ’
have made communication so easv Unit
liât
his men were digging a well. To at , tin- d.slre of th«' people for tlie^gn-st
NOM MTTtR «
KNOWN “ ?
.
MvWN
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test the authenticity of the find at the j
news has made tne circulation of the
• <
sfitta
r
time, Newell, Gideou Emmons. Henry better pajH-rs Increase by
leaps
nu<l
Nichols. John Darker amP Smith A
botnxds.
Woodman solemnly made affidavit to
BAOttBBYOUR CdÀRANItt
With the betterment of transportn- bl AI K O» FULLY ASH
VOIR PULIR
i
the eireumstam . « In or«ler to be ©d.-
C*’AL>'- f> Of oAB-tf M > AND "A'«
tion facilities the weekly press lja> TCLIÖW. Pure
A J TOiNf R co
rik^N ji 1
to meet any p ss ble charge ofQraud.
SST—J^'ru'J-*' BACKFDarauB uiii.r
failed to keep pace with the dally.
o
The news of the discovery of the From lsso to 1X!H> the increase in the
giant -pr,-:i(j a, io«* ti.«- country In an daily was 2.'>‘.i ts-r ceut; from 1S'.M) to
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incrediblv short time, and « .oiDveld
Portl nd Dividend Company
I'.«»' It was 3O._ per c< nt; while the In
cles of nil sorts were beadeil for the crease in wv.^ly circulation dropped
211 ant! 215 Commercial Bblg
pit, loaded with p«*ople curious to look
242 Washington Street. Portland, Oregon.
from
? per e. nt between Isstt and
uiyvp the face of this wonder, this prg
I. > « ill earn you
>i •.’> r>vr month
I «'. mi to 14.7 per cent in the last de
I
arn you
f
historic giant. With admirable promp cade.
|li)U will earn you
> o per month
tltude, Newell erected a tent over the
Payable monthly. ( all or write.
There was I192.443.70S Invested In
pit and charge«! an admission fee of 50
L. M. Davis, Prtk.
newspapers and periodicals In 1900.
cents. In this way be made over $7.- They had 27.579 salaried employes,
000 in n few weeks. He sol«l a three-
who received $27,015.791. and IM.tKM
quarter interest to some Syracuse men,
wag.- ifajners. who receive $50.333.051.
■one of whom was Dr. Westcott, father Material cost g5O.214.9tM, and the mon
of the author of "David Hartttn.” It
ey value of products was $222.9X3.5fl!t.
is said that Newell got $30,000 for tills
There Is no way of promoting the ac
' >
three-«piarter interest.
tual value of tho produet In promoting
It was not loiiS before the giant be
advancement and saving t®- cost of
gan to attract the attention of eminent mistakes which Ignorance makes at I
scientific ta»n.
One of the first to every turn.
view the giant wu.-Pl’rof. I^all. th®
■Q nrE^’BCB£E4>3<X3a€XXXKKta3SK|
li t
SME MOM l » and YOUR EYESIGHT
Perfected Match Lighter
Gasoline Gas Lamp.
Dev. II. Stubenvoll, of Elkbcrn, Wis., is pastor of the Evan.elical
tbeian St.John’s Church of that pl.ti .-.
Rev -tii lilvoll is dig posscor of
bib es presented to him by Emperor William of Germany.
l’[>on the
leaf of one of the bibles tLe Emperor has written in hi» own handwriting a
text.
This honored pastor, in a re ent lett- r to tKeH’e una M - lie nt>cto., of
Columbus, Ohio, says concerning their famous catarrh remedy, I’etuna:
The PerunfA Medicine Co., Columbus, Ohio.
Gentlemen:—h id hemorrh.izes of thQ lungs for a long time,
and all despaired of me. I took Peruna a id h as cured. It gave me
strength and courage, and made healthy, pure blood. It increased
my weight, gave me a healthy color, and i feel n ell. It is the best
medicine in the world. If everyone kept Peruna in the home it
would save many from death e\ ery year. — ii. S11 lll:,\\ Ol.L,
Thousands (^f people bavetatarrli
who would be surprise«1 to know it. I e-
Oause it has been calle 1 some other
name than catar> h.
The fact is ca
tarrh is catarrh wherever located ; and
another fact which is of eqnO.y great
importance, is that Peruna cures ca
tarrh wherever located.
q
If ,vou do not derive prompt and sat-
i«f». tory results from the Ufa1 of Peril-
na, write at « nee to Dr. Hartman, giv-
in a full statement of your cate, and he
will be pleased to give you his valuable
advice gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman, President of
The Harti@n Sanitarium,Columbus, Oe
I
For bronchial troubles try I’iso’s Cure
for Consumption. It is a good cough
medicine, At druggists, price > cents.
o
o
»•L'neasy Lies the Head.”
A chiropodist now in Berlin adver
fine» that he “las removed <<©>« from
all the crowned hem's of Europe.”
CO-OPERATIVE PIANO CLl'BS.
s
New and Popular Move by the Fam®ux
O Eilers Piano House.
o
o
New York State geologist, who pro
claimed It to be the petdfied body ot
a man. The newspapers and ntaga-
zines of the country went Into a learn
ed discussion of the subject. Heated
arguments between scientists were
published, some declaring tlia^j the
giant was a petrifaction, others deny
Ing this, but asserting it to be au im
age ofogreat antiquity. Among those
who hel«10i the latter theory were n
committee from the Geological Society,
of Boston, eonqioseil of Oliver Wen
dell Holmes, Prof. Jackson and others.
Judge Ru@r gave il^p delightful tyyQ
tlmonlal already quoted, Powers, the
sculptor,
whose
statue, The Greek
Slave. Is known all over the world,
declare<l that no chisel could have
carved such a man.
This hottfe, whose progressive meth-
o Is are coming to l>e known and recog
nize.! throughout the Northwest, hat
recently inaugurated a system of piano
«•lull felling «hint exceeds anything
ever attempte«i in this country in the
way of providing the people with
For Infants and Children.
standard pianos at low prices.
By this method members joining the
clubs secure tbeir pianos at strictly
Baars the
wholesale prices by paying down an
exceedingly small sum.
TluXjiano is
Signature of
immediately delivered and they are
New Turkish Edict.
given a wi«!e limit of time in which to
q
Owing(Jva Turki-h imperial order finish the r purclias©
The principle is merely that applied
the teaching of Armenian history La-
to wholesale
purchasers,
the club
been prohibited in Turkey.
Families Quarreled Over It.
rr Standing in the light of the wholesale It is said that in central New^York
buyer, High grade ub well as medium families were virtually dlsruptisT by
grade pianos are included in these th«' aggri'sslveness of the discussion
The world famed Kimballs.
clubs.
over the genuineness of(t)ie giant. It
('bickering« and°Webers can be secure«: I
Is doubtless true that the four or five
by this method at a saving of front one
mi'll who became the owners and ex
hundred to «me bun ire«i and fifty dol
hibitors of tlie giant were as badly de
lars. All the pianos included in the
o
ceived a«(4^i<‘ public, the originator of
club are on tlm H«'rs of thgjfa'ex rooms
at El its Piano House in I'ortlaml, and the humbug having In that way made
prospective . it > j.iiner» may thorough« a master stroke. One of these wax
Iv inspect their instruments l>efore Dr. .Pttos Westcott, tin' father of the
making their sele tion.
All the in- author of "Davhl Harum." Dr. West
Cenuin
strunQit-in the clubs are standard cott was a gentleman «>f the highest
makes and are brand new. In addition respectability in Syracuse, and when
to those above mentioned, there are the glnnt was finally shown to have
ilie famous De.ker
Doi, Hobart M. bO-n a fraud, his health gave, way and
Cahi«-, Weser, Lester ami Panj Others. he died shortly after, It is said, of a
11« felt the world
I' at. - «O Mtwre-P to club mentis is broken heart.
up-rn their making their first payment, wottlil never believe him Innocent of
and a written guaranieeo for five tears au Intention to luxMlwqik It.
At the time the giant flourished I*
comes with each piano, »igned by ita
Must Bear Signature cf
manufacturer an«I ahto by Eilera Piano T. Barnum had a museum In New-
Houae.
rhe club» are four and each York. and he r'-c'ignlz'd the wor^y of
II" offered
numlter» I 4L) Member-■ of Club A | ay the giant for <His show.
but 45.1.0 and finish tbeir purcha-e $1X1,(100 for It for three months. This
with weekly installments of II ••'x- offer was rejected, but Barnum was
See Pec-Simile Wrapper Below.
Club B member» pav but 17.60 upon°,1(>t to be defeated thus» eaally. There
CASTOR! A
Ths Kind You Have Always Bought
o
F
ickel Mlver gen
\ doe» not st ale
lion vf h« at and
a* bra** dort*
Match l ighting
I-’ Up
circular» and
I
Carter's
Little Liver Pill S«
IrADTrtfQF0R HEA0A”:i: i» ‘
UAr\l tivù FOR DIZZINESS
BlUOUSÎiESS.
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ITT rh FOR
FOR TORPID LIVER
t
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i LX. ÇA*
rrn
FCR rnM^TlPATH!
COKSTIPATI 3M.
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PILLS, FOR SALLOW SKIM.
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FOR THECC-itPLEXíCR
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CURE SICK HEADACHE.
BESTFßi
B
Eld
>!e iv< ry of tl.e piano and tii^yh paying
at the rate of 11 ’>0 weekly.
Club C
make an initial payment of 12.00, and
balance in |2.00 weil)'-
Club D
memliers pay $20 down ami the re
mainder of the pur base price in $2.00
weekly payments.
Those desiring to
pay all iash will eave the additional
inter« st.
Piano» that eel) regularly for ♦ .’5 i 0
1137.00;
go to club nienffvM for
11 tiM.OO ;
«2*5.90 instruments
for
$ 1'0 00 ones for f I «7.00; and the very
• -t medium grade pianos that cannot
I«- 0.M under the regular retail condi
tions for lees than $350.00 will go tp
, Inb memliers for »218.00. The raving
ths-ugl ut is» /traily great ami tb< ee
|..... itemplating the pur« base of an in-
'-trumnet will do well to investigate
' this proposition.
If ros bavrn t » r-.-u. -r. Iw -
Sowf-l. every d»r y u rc
’
Sorrel, open »nd tn- reca, r
«oient phy- r r pi I p-.-i-
ӂ
. L.
Bun. I. vo ar and L.nsUlSVvUrr
CANDY
CATHARTIC
Fies»»»’ Pa'vst.'-
rirkei Weakt.. > “ »
for free tarn. « a od bookie ? n be«»- b.
lUrM lUaAdy '
^*4®* loi ••
KEEP YOUR ELÛOO CLEÁH
JOHN POOLE, PORTLAND, ORI
Font nt M...rtwi -trr*t.
Can rlv*
and r; g
ral Ma< :
»perlA
Grod Lakes and Biscuit»-
The linMiit g ton« be» wh:ch the grxxl
|,o t-ew ife giv « to a i-ake or pie or pan
, f bi«cnita or other dish is what makes
it either delicious »D<1 healthy oz in
sipid an.l unhealt’-.
It Monopole
-pi. u- at «1 Baking Powder are need no
f. ar ne«d 1« ha«i about the result.
-ar.- «trot „-er ami more
fr- r ,- t ..... I .«to* " I" I'""'»-
'..t er in every way than any other
brand. You’ll thank u» for calling
ur attention to it a ter J°“ ,rX them,
rt them from your gr> cer.
Wadhama
ci Kerr Broa.. M g'’«-. Portland, <»re,
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•r
FITSp:
r u 1.1 ^2 ÍMI
r>. - ifvai * r»4
i
tr-als
hml taken the sh.’i|s' of u man on u
raft. Was It a prisoner escaping?
"Guard turn out! Bound the ularinl
Seateldiglit! Searchlight!" he shouted.
The English camp was astir In a
moment. Tin' alarm was sounded and
tin- armed Britons came tleeklug from
every quarter. Signals were made tu
tin- battleship, ami In a few momenta
six' was it scene of commotion. Her
great searchlight was turued on the
oeean and lighted tip the promontory
with tin- brightness of in>oml:<y. Boats
tilled with armed soldier« shot out af
ter the ' »■ ap ng Itix-r 'lie n tin- h < a fill
light ftdl it|x>n lite raft, na It did so a
roar from MXMI Boers told the British
that tin y had I" < n ti(K>n lit it* Brlt-
Islr soldier» had never tx-en taken tn
t>efole.O
O
was a cbemlat In Kyra«u»e named
Tlx- -iip|H>«)'i| prisoner escaping, sayy
otto, who knew something about mod ijthe In trolt News Tribune, wax h dum
cling.
Barnum otnimlaaloned him to my drex-- )l up In burgher's clothes and
make a plaster giant a« near like the
tl.-.l to a raft.
original as possible. Otto produced a
Itxl Pelee Holt Oil Wells?
iliipTleat«- giant, made of plaster on a
S] - iking of Hie 'lx* reuse or almost
wire madel ami weigbttxl with iron to
give the w-igffi of Unoriginal
Tills total dÍMtip¡H*arance of the gag pres-
Imitation Barnum exhibited In bl» mu
sure which was ho l"hg ou»* of the
Reum, atufoniany who saw It wonder great P< • liliaritb s of the Beaumont
e<1 how »itch a composition could de field. tU»*rv I n n novel theory advanced,
ceive the learned nten even for a mo Some in« u who Äidy ku< h things mu y
that Ju«! ulxiut the time of the eru|>.
meat.
on of Mont I’ele, aud tl»<- gi-struc-
M.tlinwhile theOoriglnal glnnt wax
shown In different cities, causing no tlon of SL I’ierre the gas pressure be-
end of womlerment. On one day In gj n lx,- li -v u ..... I In a short Odle al
Syracuse 4.'»»» |x«>ple paid .">0 cents most entirely dlsapepared.
The floury I* that the ga> which
apiece to «<•<• It. The Mayor and all
the public officials uf fl.»Chester made w.-i« under tie ground at H>-aiimont ex-
an olili lui joiiriiAj- to SA ranine to nee t)-nd> d laterally under th»- earth all the
\
town through the T'arlblx-a* Sen
Train« "O the New York Central
it
road stopped ten minutes nt Syracuse anil when It accumulated In large
to afford pa— enters an opportunity to quantities urnler .Xlopt IN-Ire the ei-’’
plosion rant» and the supply w»i eg-.
run across the »ireet and see It. Even
tually the framlO»'»* discovered ami tiau«ted there. In xupjxrrt of this won- .
then Hull made a confession that be derful theory attention 1» call««! to the
was the originator of th. gigantic fact that the fatuous oil pool tn the,
■ mf 'f Me«®«, »outh of Ihiiuuiont
"fake.”
The Idea of the Cardiff Giant Hull many miles, and w bl< h has I mm - b the;
got from an argument he Lad with a wonder of mariners for year« and
years 1« "It a direct line lx-tweeu Beau I
y|eih<xlf«t nitulster, in which th*- mln
Inter claimed the earth was at one tliu ■ niont an«l Mont IVIee. Ho the people
V
al / ■vg;:i>'» • n<! monoclinet
I>eo|>l«'il with gisnts. as the B|tile Miy*
and Hfitl< i n*-», way» ftw N» w OrkanM
His re»oiir«-eful tullid gn»«p»«l the Id.
Plrayane, And comfort In ) m *II»* v I i ><
of a great sn<1 »mud ■«•11. »n«l be »
that th« eruption of th*- volcano la
on«-e »et to work to materiali
ivhat ba« camn-d all the damage at
for the pro|>ei
After » Ion» »ea
Beaamoflt,
Infount) c »ne I
Both Smoked Bad One4.
How do you like the cigar
h.
1
1 wors*
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Hnslow'« Sooth-
Är UH r
Cosan smite tx > i « x ' x '4
-.tajaren aum
>trnA.
promontory overh king the sound,
when something suspicious caught Ills
eye on the calm surface of the water
between himself ami a. bat^e-hlp ly
ing at anchor. Not wishing to arouse
the whole eamp on a false alarm, he
watched the object for some minutes.
Suddenly his heart Jumped Into bls
mouth The object was uot only mov
ing slowly through tft- water, but It
t
at Fort I mm I e »*. Io*
Not Ho Ear from It.
Aftor many dlltk
Teacher - XX hat grvst Invisible force
tin# the very b**i
**u lljU' b now-
i. that of whh h ire
pt forty-fl re
arwl
»day»?"
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Moine» river tn • railroad« he
Boy — The
p’llrr*
torre,
Small
n<-reeded
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in bavlna It aeerv
Philadelphia Bnletin.
a ont-of-the.way place
of A*l < <.«i..«i «1)11«.
• th*-n »erijre<! G. Fabdaco
What
Is
to
tie the biggest <iittoU
lan *111 ¡»for. to carve a xl
» of a man •¡»¡»iir»,nt!y it> mill It* *be world la to be located Mx>q
near Kan-a» City. Mo.
The invest-
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„.-ut w.U reack about |1' aimj ,' aaa
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WOLF Ä SONS,
STEWART S GRINT
LIGHTING CO.
\\ holesale I ruits and Produce.
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IOS I VONT ST., POkTI.ANl), OR.
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Oregon. North 2M!
Uiduiubta, tn9.
tgent* wanted In evvryQown in l -
and Bak
MONOPOLE
Your dealer handles them or can
them for you.
V.
11 KN writing tn advertieern plea.«
iu>|.«r.
A
FINE
UMBRIU.LA
lathe best present in Oregon or Washington you can
give '(«5lr " I ' ' •'
‘ 'Ll! ' \
\>'iir«.V ft'i i hri»f ms*
We sell beauties, of
quality, at very reastmable price*
JOHN Al I I SINA, Portland, Ore.
' ’•:f' Washington st Near Wu i<Urd. < la- . e a « <•
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without Inilo tine pnn., Our t -th,^.
am modern an<l mer-t with the approval
of the i -i Oacitn ■ Call ami ■ ua
Examination free. Fee» rea»>nable.
Both *ph<»U)-« Oregon South 2291: Co
lumbia
O|>en eveuiug» till 9. Suu-
v day» front 9 to W.
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I'OII ll.tv l>. OllKtillN.
THE CHILDREN ENJOY
LAUGft AT THE "TOMMIES ”
Boer Prisoner» Pluyetl n Clever Joke
on Their Brltiah Guard»«
-
Wh< it the b.iRHi Boe» prisoners were
confined on the lidands of the Great
Sound. Bermmlti, there was n constant
rivalry between the wits of the burgh
ers and those of tbelr guards every
wliit as keen as that displayed by the
contending generals on the far-off Afri
can battle-fields. Now It was a "take
off” on the Tommies, now a laugh on
the hirsute burghers, mid tilings had
about split evenOuntil the eventful
night when tmOutl.v th® whole English
camp but the English tleet as well fel|
victims to the plotting Boers.
A Ilrltsh sentry was station^ on a
Mk. STOP! kll ppp o Wf s.
. ,
Raisins, Dried Fruits. Vermont Maple Sugar.
Dates, rigs, H<»ne>, -« ve-> ihiit^ v<>u n»*»«»! tor
the holiday», b’tter quality and Uwer prices
than you ran find elsewhere send tor our
Special HoiiJav Price List, <»r write us and we
XV ’ < Hl' . ! v U
TO OROW EPS:
butter.
chatse, apples, pri
Ilav «i
you any tu »el!T Let us
a ant a
fuod price.
me* the light |
‘rt’Mine lamp at ]
The medicine that has
been curing the worst of
deep coughs for sixty
years is Ayer’s Cherry
Pectoral.
liEV.
■
TED can rt ivl r
with • parlor 1
Probably you know of
cough medicines that re
lieve little coughs,
It. STUBENVOL
I ' '< S Preparing for
a 2 Holiday Trade. I
I king the
Life out of doftrs and out of the games which they play and the enjoy
ment which they receive and the effort» which they make, comes the
greater part of that healthful development which is so essential to their
happiness when grown. When a laxative is needed the remedy which is
given to them to cleanse and sweeten and strengthen the internal organs
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on w hich it acts, should be such as physicians would sanction, because its
Com|x>nent parts ate known to t>e wholesome and the remedy itself free front
every objectionable qugjityo iflte one remedy which plivsi. ians and parents,
well-informed, approve and recommend am! which the little ones enjoy,
because of its pleasant flavor, its gentle action and ita beneficial effects, is —
Hytupof Figs and for the same reason it is the only laxative which should
be used l)jr fathers and mothers.
Syrup of Fig* is the onty remedy which acts gently, pleasantly an<1
natur.^Jly without griping, irritating, or nauseating and which cleanses the
system effectmfily, without producing that cotiQtipated habit which results
from the use of the old-time cathartics and modern imitations, and against
which the children should lie so carefully guarded. If you would have them
grow to manhood and womanhood, strong, healthy au<l happy, do not give
them medicines, when nuttlieines are not needed, and wIKit nature needs
assistance in the way of a laxative, give them only the simple, pleasant an®
gentle Svrup uf Figs.
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Its qiialitjfjis due not only to the excellence of the combination of the
ia»n®ve principles of plants with pleasant aromatic syrups ami juices, but
also to our original inwb.xl of manufacture ami as you value the health of
tin- little ones, «to not act ept any of the substitutes w^. It unscrupulous deal
ers s«.if?etiines otter to increase their profits. The genuine article may be
bought anywhere of all reltable druggists at fifty cents per bottle. Please
to remember, the full name of the Company
CALIFORNIA FIG SYR.VP CO.
■» printed on
the front «if every pack
age. In order to get Ha
beneficial effects it is a^
ways necessary to buy
the gQuine mtly.
tO‘tper»llw Piano Ofnbu, tho Intoni In Plano Buying All Olub To{,otl.or
Ohoapon tho Price to Inch
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ALL ABOUT THE PIANO CLUBS
It will cost you nothing to investigate and will surely save you money
If you are interested and cannot call in person, please fill out the attached
inquiry blank and send to the Piano Club Manager, Eilers Piano House,
Portland, Oregon. Catalogues, prices and all particulars will be promptly
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Out-of-town residents
may join any of the
clubs now forming . ..
c ¡INQUIRY BUAINK
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Ell.I KS PIANO HOI SE, Portland:
I'lciw Fend me catalogues sn«l all Information about the new
Piano Clubs to
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Addre«s
NOTE If interested in Organs, please specify “Organ Club” in above
blank. It costs you nothing to investigate this money-saving opportunity.
We guarantee to supply Pianos and Organs to Club members at a bona
Aide saving of many dollars Attend to this today.
EILERS
351 Washington St.,
PIANO
HOUSSE
(Both Phones)
Portland, Ore
Other stores at S«yi Francisco, Spokane and Sacramento
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