The Maupin times. (Maupin, Or.) 1914-1930, November 12, 1915, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextANNOUNCEMENT to our patrons throughout tin 1'acltle Northwssti PORTLAND'S PUCUUR HOTEL OREGON has Un pl.cod under tin itiMMnrnunt of N. K. Clarke, who wu for many years connected with tlx 1'oitlend. Cornelius and H.word Hotel., and whu will always eilend to ill cordial welcome. Commencing November lit w thill In augurate the American plan in connection with Iht European plan. We solicit your patronage, American Plan, $3 to $5 per day. European Flan, f 1 per day up. N. K. CLARKE, Mgr. We pay cash Remit tl one and deduct no commls. Ion. Ship ui your , veai, noii, poultry, Iffl. u. I'll X HAKIM, 107 front St., Portland, Onion "USE THE RIVER" Dalles -Columbia Line But of Washington, for The Dalles dally ex. Sunday 11 p. m. Leave Dalles dally as. Monday 12 M, Steamers J. N, Teal, Inland Kmplra and Twin Cities for Upper Columbia and Snake river polnta. Taylor St. Dock. Tal. Main 13. WilUneiti ui Calanbu Hit Towim (., tiHul ; Didn't Faze Him. , Hompton That cigar you're smok ing la strong enough to kill a mule. KhodBS O'wan! I've been smoking these for years. Philadelphia Bulle tin, BLACK LOSSES SURELY PREVENT!! by Catlir'a lli.kl.i Pint. 1-ow. prlMd, fresh, reliable: preferred by WMtern ilockmta becmi. tsiy art- ay w-tj tHt r.tre ether vihIiii fall. I Wrl" booklet mil timlinonl.il. . r. m l dM skit. Blatklti Pill $1.00 MlLalX SO-deit pkot. Blatklti Pllll 4.00 L't ml Injector, but Cutter's belt, Tns superiority of Cutttr product! It dut to over K yttrt of tptcl.ltBlng In vltelnet and itrumt tnly. , Inlllt n Cutttr'i. If tinnhi.tnthl. orittr direct. T'll CUTTER LABORATORY, Btrktlty, C.lll.r.le, It Waa a Family Squabble. "You must not do your squabbling here," said the head waiter. "It you wlBh to settle your differences you must go outside." "Why so?" asked the man. "Don't you advertise this place as a family hotel?" Detroit Free Press. Time Enough to Begin. "You may laugh, but I can truthfully say that my wife and I have not had a single disagreement since we were married." "That's a good deal for any married couple to say. When were you mar . ried?" "Yesterday." Baltimore) American. Shake Into Tour snoea ADen'a Foot-Ease, a powder for the feet It carat painful, ewollen, amartinf sweating feet. Makes new ahoee easy. Sold by all Drugirista and Shoe Stores. Don't accept any aubetitute. Sample rREa. Address A. 5. Olmsted. La Roy, n, X. Worth Thanks. Grubbs I have just thought of something we ought to remember and be grateful for on next Thanksgiving oay. Stubbs What Is ltT uruDDs mat were win be a mighty few returning European travel ers to whose experiences we shall have to listen. Indianapolis News. An Eye for the Future. Ooldsmith-Would you like any name or motto engraved on It, sir? Customer (who has chosen an en gagement ring) Ye-yes-um, Augustus to Irene. And ah look here, don't ah look here, don t ah cut Irene very deep. London Puncb. A Bit of a Hint Staylate (as the clock strikes 12) Tls now the witching hour of night when graveyards yawn The Girl (suppressing one) Can you blame them? Boston Transcript. URIC ACID NEVER CAUSED RHEUMATISM I WANT to prove it to your satisfaction. If you have Rheumatism, acute or chronic no mat ter what your condition write today for my FHEE BOOK on "RHEUMATISM - Itt Cause and Cure." Thousands call it "The most wonder ful book ever written." Don't Bend a itamp it's ABSOLUTELY FREE. JESSE A. CASE. Dept. 896. Brockton, Criticism. "Are you fond of Futurist music?" "Can't say I am. Still, there's one thing to be said in Its favor. It does n't make any difference whether the piano Is in tune or not." BETTER DIGESTION BETTER HEALTH c THAT'S THE IDEA You must, first, fret t the stomach work- the liver active and "Hi . the bowels open. You can help Nature by talcing HOSTETTER'S t STOMACH BITTERS C C Gee Wo Btteeeaafat Roaat Resaedlea ai. .. r..i L.t. ' J al remediea cure all J kimta of ailments of men and women with out operation, used from the wonderful Chinese herba. roots. buds and ve-etabls. which are unknown to the medical science of this country. Write for blank and circulars. Send atamp, CONSULTATION FREE. Addreaa The C Gee We Chinese Medicine Ci. 1621. First St.. Portland. Or liaefiuoniper P. N. U. No. 41 Mil WREN wrttiasj ts adrartlasra. jlisea saaa a this paaar. It lipii ''dt' ''' . aUL.. -v a W lieu X '&mJX SI U ' S : " ' 'i tl ...a CANNON awakening the echoes over Ilium's plains, where the allies have been trying to pound their way beyond the Dardanelles, stir many legen dary memories of this historic battle region and bring to mind the oddest contrasts. . Here, where now mod ern ordnance is hurling Its messen gers of destruction, Homer's heroes waged their spectacular, single-handed combats, while ' admiring armies grouped themselves around to watch. It is a far cry from the romantic siege of Troy to the terribly Impersonal bat tle of today. Yet the old walls of Troy must bring some sort of Inspira tion to the soldiers righting in their shadows, soldiers of the allies or of the Turks. Excavated Ilium, near one of the present war's great bat tlefields, Is desc bed in a communi cation to the National Geographic so ciety by Jacob E. Conner. The Trojan walla are still In evi dence; those same walls that defied the onslaught of Agamemnon and Menelaus, of Ajax, Nestor, Diomed, Ulysses and Achilles, to fall at last by stratagem. They remain as a ruined and abandoned stage minus its paraphernalia, whereon was played so many centuries ago an insignificant little drama compared with modern events, but It was a drama so big with human interest divinely told that the world has never known Its equal. Wars in these crowded times are for gain, but In the youth of the world, if wd take the Iliad literally, men could afford to fight for an Ideal. Hence the Homeric warfare was a beautiful, a poetic pastime, seriously resulting to some happy few, who were thenceforth rewarded with Im mortality in song. Troy Well Worth a Visit As the theater of the world's great est epio poem, Troy deserves a visit any year, every year. In the thoughts and emotions It revives and stimulates In the aroused sense of Indebtedness of all subsequent literature and art it. richly repays a visit. The classical student will leave it In a daze of meditation upon things more real to him than the actual things he has seen and touched. On the site where the German sa vant, Schliemann, unearthed Homer's Troy, nine layers of old-time cities were found, one above the other. They were bullded, destroyed, and forgotten here during the more than 5,000 years that civilization has lived upon the products of the fertile vr.lley. The topmost layer contained the remains of the Roman city of Ilium; two Hellenic villages were found directly beneath it, which flour ished here between 1000 B. C. and the Christian era. The sixth city from the bottom was identified as Homer's Troy. The bottom layers contained the remains of prehistoric settlements, unimportant villages that have es caped every memory except these few, uncovered, decaying stones. In the second, or burnt city, probably 800 years before the time of Troy, was found a considerable mass of buried treasure, silver Jars, gold daggers, and wonderfully wrought diadems of gold. Describing the country around Troy, Mr. Conner continues: Yondr- Is the summit of Mt. Ida, rwhere the gods in solemn conclave so often sat, wnere "cioua-compeuea Zeus" sometimes "thought two ways in his mind at once," or else ended all debate with a nod that shook Mgh Olympus and caused the heavens to reverberate and glow with the Bash of his thunderbolt. Away over yonder, skirting the ridge STIRRED ALL TO SYMPATHY Sift of the "Widow's Mite" Must Also Have Been Looked Upon With Approval From on High. A small, worn purse that contained coins amounting to $1.40 It did not look impressive when it was given to the cause of the poor. But the story behind It la one to be remembered Nine years ago an old omnibus driver was driving his passengers to the rail way station In an eastern city. When the station was reached the horses stopped of themselves. The driver was stttlng in a heap, dead, but be still held the reins. The men for whom he worked would not lake the coins be: had collected from the passengers. They left them In the worn purse. Although bis wife was very poor, she would not use the money, either. Reverently she put the purse away, resolved not to use It for herself. Although hard times came to her and ber children after bis death, her resolve was not broken; but last year, when there was so much distress " 'H"X of Ilium, Is Slmols' stream, or should be; but the bridge across it shows upon our approach that modern Slmols is no more than a creek. Worse than that; following Its attenuated course, less than a mile downstream, we dis cover that it ends in a morass instead of the Scamander as of yore. And the latter Btream is scarcely less dis appointing, for It is no more dignified in size or appearance In fact, their sluggish currents united can scarcely boast of banks except at occasional intervals, for both streams are now only broad swales merging with the adjacent plain, with no continuous cur rent toward the sea except in seasons of high water, if such are ever known. And such beautiful plains! - They were well worth fighting for, gently undulating as they retreat from the former river courses, and most home like, cultivable places for peaceful abode. Little rounded oak trees are studded about the plain in solitary, in dependent fashion oak trees resem bling apple trees In size and peri phery. ... Behold the ruins at last! A long, low ridge, some four or Ave miles in length, ends abruptly like a promon tory projecting into the sea, above which it rises about 30 feet The ridge is the so-called "Hill of Ilium," the sea is the flood plain of the Slmois and the Scamander, historically known aL the plain of Troy, and the promon tory, with Its crown of ruins, Is Troy Itself. You walk around the ruins and make the surprising discovery that if the walking were good you could easily do it in ten ruinates. Astonishing! Is this all there was of Troy, and did this little stronghold withstand a nine years' siege and still remain unconquered by force? Im possible! The whole hill of Ilium may have been fortified and to some ex tent populated; otherwise how was the garrison provisioned? Un poetic details like these never troubled Ho mer, so why bother about them? Within sight, almost, of Tenedos, the island base of the attacking allied armies, and within sound and reach of the big guns, the old ruins are watching over the present fighting, a greeting from the days of the first great western siege to the greatest siege of modern times Sounds of Desolation. You proceed a little farther in Ar ras to a large circular place, once Im posing. Every house in It presents the same blighted aspect. There Is no urban stir! but in the brlaf intervals of the deafening cannonade can be heard one sound blinds and curtains fluttering against empty window frames, and perhaps the idle, faint banging of a loose shutter. Not even a cat walks. We are alone we and the small group of staff officers whe are acting as our hosts. We feel like thieves like desecrators, Impiously prying ... Continually came the hollow sound of things falling and slipping within the smashed interiors behind the fa cades. And then came the sound of a baby crying for this city is not, aftei all, uninhabited. We saw a woman coming out of her house and carefully locking the door behind her. Was she locking it against shells or against burglars? Arnold Bennett in Satun day Evening Post. Unavailing Equipment. "Professor Thlnkum speaks seven different languages." "Yes," replied Miss Cayenne. "But nobody takes much Interest In what he says In any of them." among the unemployed, the widow, eighty-three years old, sent the purse to the emergency aid committee, ask Ing if they would accept "these coins, that have been kept In remembrance of the evening when bis body was brought home." Out of her poverty she gave this gift to others poorer than herself. What better remembrance could there be than this legacy of help? A great newspaper told the story, and many men and women were stirred to give, too. Such a story sets all read ers thinking, for It touches life and death, and helpfulness and sacrifice, and the heights and depths of things. It is the widow's mite In a twentieth century setting. Youth's Companion. A Large Order. "He shared his umbrella with her on a rainy day and now they are mar ried." "That's the way it goes," replied tb cynic. "1 have no doubt he started out merely with the Idea or keeping her dry for a few minutes and now he'll probably have to keep a root over ber head for the rest tt his Ufa.' 3 lookknpl Stsnotrapfiy IllMUsh-linklii t'l insist! HOW I Bsakl 2.100 stbtri la no sotltteas IIUolsMesilr-lllkfbrlm V? Carlllcalaacauftrrasilnrajsa, Always a position far yon whta eaaiaatsat. T A Gleam of Hop. "I hear that llilter'i daughter eloped with his chauffeur." "Yes, and Bllter wired hit forgive ness." "What did he do that for?" "He said he thought now there might be a chance for him to use his car." Philadelphia Publio Ledger. 8omsthlng Dramatlo. "I splk so leetle Inglls," said the charming French actress, "zat I hard ly know what to recite for ze Ameri can audience." "I usually recite the multiplication table in Russian," responded the other International Btar, "That always sounds Impressive. Judge. To Cleanse and Heal Deep Cuts Hoe tt en hand HAN FORDS Balsam of Myrrh A LI N I M NT For Cuts. Burns, Bruises. Sprains. Strains, Stiff Neck, Chilblains, Lame Back, Old Sores. Open Wounds, . and all External Injuries. Mado Since 1846. Price 25c, 50c and $1.00 an aa OR WRITE Ail DeaIers.VvYCft Same Old Stuff. Before they married, he was bound To her he'd be devoted; He thought that she was sweet, but found That ahe was sugar coated. Milwaukee Sentinel. Poor Fellow. He Do you know Poe's Raven? She Why, no. What's the matter With him? Club Fellow. Wonderful How Resinol Stops Itching To those who have endured for years the Itching torment of eczema or other such skin-eruptions, the re lief that the first use of Resinol Oint ment and Resinol Soap gives is per fectly incredible. After all the suf fering they have" endured and all the useless treatments they spent good money for, they cannot believe anything so simple, mild and inex pensive can stop the Itching and burn ing INSTANTLY! And they find It still more wonderful that the im provement Is permanent and that Res inol really drives away the eruption completely In a very short time. Per haps there is a pleasant surprise like this In store for you. Resinol Oint ment and Resinol Soap are sold by all druggists. Counts Up the Same. Asker, the owner of a new car, had been dilating on the expense of its maintenance, and Stranger, not to be outdone, began to boast. Stranger It cost me S100 last year for gasoline. Asker You own a car, then? Stranger Oh, no. I lent the money to a fellow that does. Philadelphia Public Ledger, A Woman's Curiosity. Gladys Why did you refuse him if you loved him? Gwen Well, you see, he said he couldn't live without me, and it arous ed my curiosity. Sydney Bulletin. THE CHARM OF MOTHERHOOD Enhanced By Perfect Physi cal Health. The experience of Motherhood is a try ing one to most women and marks dis tinctly an epoch In their lives. Not one woman in a hundred is prepared or un derstands how to properly care for her self. Of course nearly every woman nowadays has medical treatment at such times, but many approach the experi ence with an organism unfitted for the trial of strength, and when it is over ber system has received a shock from which it Is bard to recover. Following right upon this comes the nervous strain of caring for the child, and a distinct change in the mother results. There is nothing more charming than a happy and healthy mother of children, and indeed child-birth under the right conditions need be no hazard to health or beauty. The unexplainable thing is that, with all the evidence of shattered nerves and broken health resulting front an unprepared condition, and with am ple time in which to prepare, women will persist in going blindly to the trial. Every woman at this time should rely upon Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, a most valuable tonic and tnvigorator of the female organism. In many homes once childless there are now children be cause of the fact that Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound makes women normal, healthy and strorlg. If yoa want special advice write to Lydia E. Plnkhara Medicine Co. (eonfN deatlal) Lynn, Mass. lour letter will Be opened, r4 snd answered by a sua sad held La strict MofldsBcee fbi . Money NX" u eIMee E "Electric Umpire" for Training Young Pitchers. Device Saves Catchers Much Work and Teaches the Budding Alexander How to Control tha Ball He Delivers. What a leading western pitcher de tcrlbei as a great device for players who are working on new curves, Is known as an automatlo umpire. It Is of especial value for young pitchers who are trying to break Into profes sional company, as they always woar out all the catchers on the club. It toaches control, and never makes mis takes on halrllno decisions. The "umpire' Is In reality an elec trically registering target, which rings a bell whon the ball strikes the space over the plate and within the limits botween the knee and Bhoulder of the man at the bat. Though this field Is not visible on the target, It Is accu rately defined, being a panel 3 feet 4 Inches long by 17 Inches wide, which is pivoted and wired to register strikes. The wholo eight-foot square of planks Is painted over with the fig ures In life size of a catcher and two batters. The idea of painting lrj twp tatters Is 16 afford practice with ei ther a right-hand or a left-hand man at the bat, and a canvas screen is drawn over the figure not In use, In order to avoid any possible chance for; confusion. The pitcher who uses this device stands at the regulation distance of 65 feet and throws a regulation league ball. As the pitcher can tell where To Train the Pitcher. each bail goes, he Is able to correct any errors in his play, and to master any particular curve he is practicing without tying up one of the club's catchers. Illustrated World. Shotguns In War. That shotguns should be largely utilized in modern warfare Is the con tention of a number of military ex perts. It Is pointed out that such guns would be particularly useful to sen tries at nighttime, as an intruder might more easily be crippled and captured by a spreading charge of heavy shot than by a single bullet. Moreover, a person moving quickly might often be missed by a shot from a rifle, whereaB a snapshot from a shotgun In semldarkness could hardly fail to find its object. In the trencheB shotguns could be used with success. A shotgun loaded with about 48 grains of powder and one and one-half ounces of big shot, with about 25 pellets, would be of much more value than the rifle, as dur ing a night attack, either for attack or defense In semldarkness, a single charge would hardly fall to Inflict seri ous wounds on one or more of the enemy. France No Longer Frivolous. If you have been In France when France was sunshine, you would net now recognize It; if you have coupled the word frivolity with France, you must now uncouple It. The sunshine is only the literal sunshine from heaven; and as for frivolity, I was, after about ten days In France, startled by the sound of a girl's laugh ter; it does not seem right to laugh! I got to feel that I was almost doing a wrong to look, Just as on-, might do an unklndness to stare at the scar from a great burn on a human being's face. And those women and children there is nothing for them but nurs ing and waiting, nothing but hiding the tears and hiding the fears, and working from gray dawn through the gray twilight to long after midnight at the tasks of men; nursing and waiting. Christian Herald. Rich French Protectorate. The French Protectorate of Anam has an area of about 80,000 square miles and a population of 5,500,000. It is the least developed part of French Indo-Cblna (except the unex plored protectorate of Laos), and its direct external commerce does not amount to more than 6 per cent of the total of French Indo-Chtna. But Anam has an Interest out of all proportion to Its present economic Importance, because of the variety of its products, the diversity of Its resources, and Its possibilities for future development. It occupies a strip of coast about 700 miles long, with a maximum width of 150 miles between the China sea and 'he Anamltlc Cordillera. Unusual Case. "He's very fond of the outdoor life." "I'll bet he's a bookkeeper." "No. Strange as It may seem, ba really works outdoors." Accounted For. She How sadly that trea and groans when the wind blowsl Me No wonder. Just look how full tt is of little green apples. ra i S ERROR A POSITION FOR YOU TRAINED Our frraduetei are always In demand. There Is a (rood position ready for you Just as sin as you can prepare for it. HOLMES Tralnlns meant MONfcX i'OSiTION, 1'OWKK There are ( t2Zl HBAHONH WHY YOl' Eiifht ihuuitand two hundred twenly.seven sutlslied studental' have pnased thmuiril HOLMKH diirlne: the past Iwenty-elirhtl, years. Hundreds of them ars now ui-c"HMful busineiti m -n wlthl Independent Incomes, Our araduat'S itnrt at ta'aries ranarlnul from 140 to IIOO inontl). 8 lacs 1M7. Holmes Business College 'Tht School that sets you a good potUlon." An Angel of the Aeroplane. Andrew Carnegie said the other day at Bar Harbor: "How war sours the sweetest of us! I was talking this morning with a lit tle girl whose father is a member of the British legation, and she clasped her little hands and looked up at the blue sky devoutly, and sighed: " 'I wish I was an angel!' " 'And what would you do, my dear,' I asked, 'It you were an angel?' " 'I d fly right over those Germans, she answered, 'and drop poison bombs on them night and day.' " Best Part. Long speeches make no hit these days Most of the people I could mention Grow cheerful whon the speaker says, "I thank you for your kind atten tion." yij,, This Baking Powder Keeps Its Strength The large can of K C lasts longer than 25 cents worth of other bahing powders but no matter how long it takes the user to get to the bottom the last spoonful is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. K G raises the nicest, lightest biscuits, cakes and pastry you ever ate, and it is guaranteed pure and wholesome. For goodness sake, use K C. jpnl if lb Indefinite. Mrs. Snooper Men make me tired. Mrs. Swayback What's the matter now? Mrs. Snooper My husband saw Mrs. Keedick yesterday and I asked him what she had on, and he replied, "Oh, clothes."-Stray Stories. Enthusiasm Dampened. Crawford He doesn't seem to be very enthused over his vacation. Crabshaw No wonder. He has to spend It In the place where he bought a house and lot. Judge. HOWARD t FTTRTON - awer ana CTiemlA Leadville, Colorado. BlHsuiiien price.! tiold. Missing Tribute. Manager What's the leading lady in such a tantrum about? Press Agent She only got nine bou quets over the footlights tonight. "Great Scott! Isn't that enough?" "No; she paid for ten." Tit-Bits. Slang In a Hat Store. "What can we do for you, sir?" "I want to buy a silk hat." "Yessir. Jim, show this gentleman some periscopes." Kansas City Jour nal, Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure constipation. Constipation is the cause of many diseases. Cure the cause ar.d you cure the disease. Easy to take. More Than a Smile. Mr. Jones had recently become the father of twins, The minister stop ped him on the street to congratulate him. "Well, Jones," he said, "I hear that the Lord has smiled on you." "Smiled on me?" repeated Jones. "He laughed out loud." Chicago Her ald. Hard on the Family. Learned Naturalist A cockroach has 3,000 teeth. Brother of Seven What an awful time the family will have when the baby cockroaches are teething, sir." Chicago Herald. 14, 10 VTAr Ilammerless 1 rf JY The Model 1912 Winchester is the lightest, strongest AS and handsomest reoeatincr shotcun on the market f Uthough light in weight, its metal parts throughout are made of nickel steel. It is a two-part Take-down, without loose parts, is simple to operate and the action works with an ease and smoothness 1 . r .i . i o i . - j 1 Iim&uuwu in una uiumci uiukcs. occ one tti yuui urate a va Stni to WUuhtittr Sipiatlnf Armt Co., Ntw Havin, Conn., for circular. Tim LIGHT WEIGHT, NICKEl STEEl REPEATER. A Champion. Boss (to new boy) You're the slow est youngster we've ever had. Aren't you quick at anything? Boy Yes, Blr; nobody can get tired as quick as I can. Boston Transcript. Be Clean! Inside and Outside ant that the impurities caused or by inactivity of the liver. DR. PIERCE'S Golden Medical Discovery (In Tablet or Liquid Form) Cleanse the system and more. It puts the liver Id such a condition of health that it purifies the blood aa it should. It helps the stomach digest food so that it makes good blood rich, red blood to nourish end strengthen all the organs. Yon may avail youraelf of it tonle, revivifying Influence by getting a bottle or a box of tablet from your medicine dealer or send toe for a trial box. Addreaa as below. FREE "Dr Pierce's Common Sena Med I'm pstres on receipt nf 41 nne-ceut staiove to eurar flaaumc charge. Dr. V.M. Pierce. Buffalo, N. Y. SHOW." ATTKNf) HOI. MM Write for cataiucua. Start NOW. r 5 Wulii n Tuik, Paftlud, Or. Nowadays. Dyer How did Litely overcome Gotrox's objection to him as a pros pective son-in-law? Ryer He taught him a new dance step. The Old and Reliable r. Or. Isaac Thompson's lTL vyailk la both a remedy for weak, Inflamed eyas and an ideal eye wash. Keep tea trti Mil aa! tkn will help keep yoa. 9C. a til Dniflili KMl) Mill tags rtcsial sf price. WRITP "OK KKKK IIOOKLBT JOHN L T IDMItiON SONS CO. sw 143 hiver St., Troy, N. Y. Hamlet Had His Reasons. The late John B. Herreshoft, the famous bljnd yacht builder, once said aiPjlitol: j "It is hard to explain how I, being blind, can design yachts hard be cause the average man is so ignorant of yacht construction, "When I talk yacht construction to the average man I'm in the position of the critic to whom a chap said: " 'I went to see Hamlet last night.' "'H'm. Indeed!' said the critic, wrinkling his high brow. 'And now tell me, my good fellow, do you think Hamlet was mad?' " 'I know darn well he was,' said the other. 'There weren't three dozen people in the house." Seventy tons of coal a day will car ry an ordinary battleship along at the cruising speed of 10 to 12 knots; but to drive her at 20 or more, five times that amount must be used. Couldn't Hurt It. "Alpine scenery Is very grand." "Very durable, too. I imagine it will pull through the war all right." Kan sas City Journal, IS YOUR BL00DRICI1? Poor Blood Lffl is fhe indirect cause of mucfi winter sicfeness-Zi allows chill$, Invites colds and sickness. Nourishment alone makes blood not dnieis or liquors and the nourlift. ing food In Scott '$ Emaliion charges summer blood with winter richness and Increases the red corpuscles. ...... T-B Its Corf Liwr Oil warms tha body, fortifies tha lungs, and alleriataa rhaumatlo tendencies. YOUR DRUCCIST HAS rT. 14-U SHUN SUBSTITUTES. I AND 20 GAUGE Repeating Shotguns it has great strength, because His Work. "You don't mean to tell me you're going to Invite Mr. Gink to your partyl Don't you know he doesn't dance?" "Of course, but we've got to have somebody to pump the pianola." If von would be healthy, strong and Baths keep the skin clean and in good condition. But what about the inside of the body? You can no more afford to neglect it than the outside. It is just as import avstpm be donnaed of tha noisnnniia bv weakness of the digestive ortrana teal AdrW-a Preweh elnth fcnone Kv nf I happy