When the
Hair Falls
THOUSANDS LET OUT
Railroads Laying OH [aployes
By Wholesale.
Then It’s time to act! No time
to study, to read, to experi
ment! You want to save your
hair, and save it quickly, too!
So make up your mind this
very minute that if your hair
ever comes out you will use
Ayer’s Hair Vigor. It makes
the scalp healthy. The hair
stays in. It cannot do any
thing else. It’s nature’s way.
EXTENSION WORK IS ABANDONED
On* Road Alono Reduces Fore« 60 -
0 0 0 — Othert Follow In Propor
tion tn Mon Employed,
T he b e st k in d of a te stim o n ia l—
*' Gold lo r o v e r s ix ty y e a rs .”
A
M#d# DTJ.H. Ajrer Co., Low #U v M »»a .
JU BO m anu£aotur«r« o f
SARSAPABILLA.
£ T S CUEMT PECTORAL.
A
J s d g e 's
R e p ro o f.
Judge—Young man, you're making a
food deal of unnecessary noise, I think.
Young Attorney—Y'our honor, I've
lost my overcoat and am trying to find
ft
Judge—Whole suits have been lost
Sere, sir, with much less noise.—Llp-
•incott's. ________________
A D a n ire ro u s V a r ie t y .
"She may be a gossip,” said the wom
an with thin lips, “but I believe she
tells the truth."
"My dear,” answered1 Miss Cayenne
“the truth Is frequently the worst form
of gossip Imaginable.”—Washington
Btar.
________________
Then
the
M ercu ry
K ro n e.
“I think London Is a lovely place for
a honeymoon. Don’t you, dear?”
“Yes, darling,” he replied In an ab
stracted manner. "I shall ulways come
here In the future.”—Stray Stories.
BRICK
MACHINERY
is Cheap as Can li Bought in tin East
Dslíveiy Much Quicker Write Its Today
|
Chicago, M ay 28.— Railroad m an
agers here estim ate th at by the end
of the first week in June the railroads
of the country will have discharged
between 50,000 and 100,000 m en now
employed. Som e estim ates put the
num ber much higher. This does
not take into account the large
num ber of laborers and others dis
missed because of abandoned exten
sions and other im provem ents. O r
ders w ere recently issued for the
strictest econom y and the reduction
of forces to the lowest possible point.
The New Y ork Central is to reduce
m any of its pay-rolls fully one-third.
If the order is carried out literally in
all departm ents, it would m ean the
discharge of 50,000 em ployes on this
system alone.
Railway m anagers say they rather
welcome the opportunity to weed out
hundreds of incom petent, forced
upon them during the rush season, and
to whom, it is claimed, m any wrecks
and destruction of life and property
can be traced. Aside from this, the
roads expect to save a few m illions in
wages during the sum m er, when traf
fic is light. T he heaviest cuts will
be in the operating departm ents, in
the shops and am ong clerks.
M any of the employes will be taken
back again when business becomes
heavy again, but a strong effort will
be m ade to shut out perm anently the
incom petents and undesirables. The
discharged tracklayers and others who
were w orking on extensions and like
im provem ents will n ot be re-em ployed
until the financial m arket is m ore
prom ising and until the new legisla
tion has been given a thorough trial
by the roads.
The application of the 2-cent pas
senger rate will be especially felt by
W estern roads, and reductions in
freight rates and the dem ands of labor
unions, which am ount to millions, will
affect all roads and call for rigid econ
omy and a general slow ing up until
the way seems clear.
M any states, also, have practically
doubled the taxes im posed upon rail
roads, and the general result requires
retrenchm ent in every direction pos
sible.
FA V O R S L IM IT E D A R M A M E N T S .
Japan
Will Support America
Britain at The Hague.
and
Victoria, B. C., May 28.—Japanese
new spapers received by the steam ship
Em press of India from Y okoham a
contain an interview with Count
Okum a, one of Japan's m ost prom i
nent statesm en, regarding The Hague
peace conference, in which he says:
“ If G reat B ritain introduces an arm
am ent restriction proposal for debate,
Instantly kills lice on Poultry by Its Japan will support it, and possibly
fumes. It Is veqr powerful—the strong also the U nited States. It would be
est of all lice killers. It Is a neceasary
remedy, because llce-infected poultry can difficult to speculate, though, on the
not lay or thrive. Sold by dealers. Made probable attitude of European powers
only
II. Lilly Co., Seattle, Port as to the proposal. W ith regard to
land, by San Chas.
Francisco.
the regulations of m ilitary and naval
battles, rights and duties of neutrals,
regulation of w ireless telegraphy and
contrabrand of war, Japan and Russia
had a claim to advance their views, in
view of their practical experience. As
far
as Japan is concerned, the confer
The Well-Known
ence affords the best opportunity of
Reliable
prom oting her position in interna
tional politics.”
Advices were received of large ad
ditions to the Nippon Yusen Kaisha
Root and Herb
fleet. L arger and fasters steam ers are
to replace som e vessels in the A m eri
DOCTOR can
service. T he Japanese govern
m ent ju st turned over to the com pany
Has made a life study of roots and herbs, and In that 11 large prize steam ers captured dur
•tudy discovered and la giving to the world his won ing the war, which will be used as
derful remedies.
No M ercury, Poisons or Drugs Used—He Cures freighters.
C. Gee Wo
CHINESE
W ithout Operation, or W ithout the Aid
of a Knife.
Strange Accident on Ship.
He guarantees to Cure Catarrh, Asthma, Lung,
Throat, Rheumatism, Nervousness. Nervous Debil V ictoria, B. C„ M ay 28.—Steam er
ity. Stomach, Liver. Kidney Troubles: also Lost Em press of India, which arrived this
Manhood. Female Weakness and All Private Diseases
m orning, brought the body of Mrs.
Richard Cadbury, wife of the well-
known
EngHsh chocolate m anufac
and Reliable.
IF YOU ARE AFLICTED. DONT DELAY. turer, w ho was killed as a result of
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
down the saloon stairw ay dur
If you cannot call, write for sympton blank and circu falling
ing a heavy gale encountered on May
lar. Inclose 4 cents in stamps.
while the steam er was in m id-Pa-
C O N S U L T A T IO N F R E E 21,
cific. The body was em balm ed, and
THE C. GEE WO CHINESE MEDICINE CO. is being taken to E ngland by the four
162} First St., Cor. Morrison,
Misses Cadbury, who w ere accom
Portland. Oregon
panying their m other on a globe-tour
Pleas# Mention This Paper.
ing trip.
A SURE CANCER CURE
Just Received from Peking, Chin»-Sale, Sure
YOUR HOWE TEES
HAPPIER
THE REMEDY:
Goldfield, Nev., M ay 28.—Judge
Langan today overruled the m otion
for a new trial in the case of P reston
and Sm ith, convicted of the m urder of
John or T ony Silva, and sentenced
them to the penitentiary, P reston for
a term of 25 years, and Sm ith for a
term of 10 years. P reston -vas the
man who did the shooting. He was
the picket stationed at Silva’s restau r
ant during a boycott, and Sm ith was
the w alking delegate, who sent P res
ton there. Sm ith was a leading agi
tato r of the Industrial W orkers of the
W orld.
Landlord« Muat Not Bar Children.
Los A ngeles, Cal.r M ay 28.—T he
city council today, by unanim ous vote,
instructed the city attorney to pre
pare an ordinance, which will be
passed at the next m eeting, m aking it
a m isdem eanor, punishable by fine or
im prisonm ent, or both, for a landlord
to refuse to rent property to a tenant
because the latter is possessed of
children.
A B . CHASE PLAYER-PIANO
Does not enlarge the instrument or
eh mage style of eaae; mechanism all below
keyboard; operates piano action abstract
direct, and precisely aa regular piano keys
do, securing the same expression as the
artist can by h an d; can ha entirely removed
from the piano in I t s minutea’s time, and
that without the urn of a screw driver.
W rit* lor F tee B ook let
SHERMAN, CLAY 6 CO.
SEATTLE
E N TU S E
The council also directed the clerk
to send a copy of the ordinance to
President Roosevelt.
Tw o Big F ir««.
Lovelock, Nev., May 28—Half a
block of buildings on Main street
burned today. One man, identity un
known, was burned to death. The
total insurance.
loss is estimated
no
_______ at $ 75,000 with
Rochester, N. Y., May 28—Fire
damages today to the
building occupied by Oaks & Calhoun,
on Main street. East.
Cold Weather et St Lout«..
St. Louis. May 28.—The tempera
ture today registered 42 degrees, the
coldest May weather recorded in St
Louis in many years.
Nothing I Ate
Agreed With Me
D ead
S te e r D r o w n s n
F a rm e r.
Thrown from the track by tbe en While excitement regarding the 1
gine of a fast freight train, the body Hohenlohe memoirs Is still rife In Eu- j
of a steer struck R. J. Goodwin of | ro|*f, there is subdued talk lu British
Mtddleboro, Ky., who was on a horse military circles regarding the forthcom-
close by, and knocked blm and the | lng appearance of a book which will
horse Into the waters of Cannon Creek. | contain some of the late Duke of Cam
Goodwin and tha horse both were bridge's voluminous rorresjiondence. A
drowned.
| diary kept by Emperor Frederick of
W E PAY
Goodwin was driving several head of Germany is in safe keeping in England,
cattle to his farm near Four Mile. As and the day - may not be far distant
he reached the railroad crossing near ; when it will also be published. Correct
Ferndale tbe train approached at a answers to numerous historical enig
rapid rate of speed. Tbe cattle were mas may be expected from such a pub-
on tbe track and the train plowed Its ! llcatlon. _____ ___________
way through the bunch. Mr. Goodwin ! M othen w ill find Mrs. Winslow*» Boothlag
was not on the track and seemed to be Syrup the beet reiuedr to use (or their chlidz»a
’ during the teething period.
out
of harm's way.
t ln iis a T h i b e t » » S u p e r s t it io n .
The heavy engine picked up one of
A good example of the hocus pocus
■ a m U a fro m O a r F rte a d a .
the steers, however, and threw It high “Double?
%
that the barbarian priests of Asia prac
bought a horse the other 4
into
the
sir.
It
fell
against
ths
horse
tice o i tbelr fanatic dupes Is afforded
"
day-----
INTEREST
on which Mr. Goodwin was riding and “Yes, mod he was horribly stuck,
by the ceremony whereby the Grand
both were thrown over a high embank wasn’t he?“
Llama of Tblbet Is supposed to gain
On
savings
deposits of a dollar
ment Into the creek, which waa swollen “Oh! you’ve seen the horse then?*'
eternal life. When this worthy ap
or more, compounded twioe
from
rain.
every year. It la fust aa easy
proaches death the priests choose a
“No, but he told me he was going to
to open a Savings Account with
healthy child 3 or 4 years old. Into
buy one from ’a friend who Is In the
N o t U p to E x p e c ta tio n s .
os by Mail as if you lived next
whose body they pretend to cause the
Aunt Jerusha Ann had just returned business.’ ”—Philadelphia Press.
door.
Send for our free book
from » trip to Egypt, where ehe had gone H OWARD E. BURTON.—Assayer # rl Chemist.
soul of the Grand Llama to migrate.
let, “ Banking by Mail,” and
aa
the
chaperon
of
a
pair
of
wealthy
learn (nil particulars. Addrcea
Thus the spirit, although clothed In a
L eadvllle, Colorado» S pecim en p rices: Gold,
nieces.
Bilver, Lead, $1; Gold, S ilv e r, 74c; G old, 60c; Z ln o o r
new body, remains among the people
C opper, $L C yanide tests. M ailing envelopes an d
“Did
you
see
the
sphinx,
auntie?”
nak
fü
ll
price
list
sen
t
o
n
application.
C
ontrol
and
Um*
Interminably. The Buddhists believe
ed her neighbors.
p lre w ork solicited. R eferen ce! C arbonate N er
Implicitly In this miraculous rebirth.
“Land, yea!” ahe said, “and between Uoual R an k .
MRS. LENORA BODENHAMER.
you
and
me
I
waa
dretful
diaapp’lnted.
Mrs. Lenora Bodenhamer, R. F. D. 1, It'a the ugliest, orneriest lookin' thing I
T w o H u n d r e d S p e c ie * o f R o a e a .
A P e r m a n e n t In s t it u t i o n .
There are 200 species of roses In ex Box. 99, Kernersvllle, N. C., writes: ever
Cousin Belle—And Is your new sweet
set
eyes
on.
It
hain't
got
no
noae,
Portland, Oregon
istence, though perhaps not more than “ I suffered with stomach trouble and and its ears is great three cornered elaba heart light or dark?
indigestion
for
some
time,
and
nothing
fifty clearly defined families. Of these
stickin’ out from the sides of Its head. Cousin Tom—Maud U a decided S ixth and W ash in gton Sta.
families only two are of American that I ate agreed with me. I was very I used to think old Phip Van Awsdall blonde.
nervous
and
experienced
a
continual
was the humbliest critter tha Lord ever Cousin Belle—I’m glad she’s decided
birth. There are thousands of varie
but he's an Apollo Bullvidere 'long-
it I hate those girls who are
ties, however, and of these our enter feeling of uneasiness and fear. I took made,
C k taa a a l e r i r a e k e n .
side
6f that there apinks. If the ugly about
medicine
from
tbe
doctor,
but
it
did
me
blonde one time and brunette another. The Chinese, who Invented almost
prising rose growers have contributed no good.
thing
was
on
my
land
I’d
sell
out
and
by far tbe largest proportion. The “ I found in one of your Peruna books move away, jiat to get ehut of It.”—Chi —Boston Transcript
everything before anybody else beard
eagerly sought black rose Is still uu- a description
of It, claim to be tbe original discov
cago
Tribune.
of
my
symptoms.
I
then
Shake Into Your Shoes
produced, though a New York florist wrote to Dr. Hartman fot advice. He
erers of tbe process of sugar-making,
Allen's
Foot-Ease.
A
powder.
It
makes
tight
r r o D r i v e r s C u r r y C a n d le s .
has a dark-red one which In some
or uew shoes feel easy. It is a certain cure for and It Is said tbat sugar was used la
I had catarrh of the stomach. 1 In B u Mexico
sweating, callous and hot, tired, aching feet. China as long ago as 3,000 years. This
all
vehicles,
be
they
lights bus the appearance of black vel said
Sold
by all Druggists. Price 26c. Trial pack*
took Peruna and Manalin and followed handcart, automobile or anything be K e mailed
Address Allen 8. Olmsted, Is misty, but tbe fact Is well established
vet
his directions and can now say that I tween, must carry a light at night. Roy, New FREE.
York.
tbat It was manufactured In Cblna
reel as well as I ever did.
F re a k s o f F a t».
rule or law Is rigidly enforced.
under the Tain dynasty. 200 years at
that all who are afflicted with This
In c o m p le t e .
Many wonderful tblugs happen In the “ Ihope
Even the drivers of tbe poor little bur "Is your Invention complete?”
least before tbe Christian era began.
same
symptoms
will
take
Peruna,
this country. One of them Is the recent as it has certainly cured me.”
ro or mule carts, on tbelr two wheels, "Not quite,” answered tbe genius.
W r o x , F ra m e o f M la d .
election to tbe United States Senate The above is only one of hundreds must carry a light So rather than “I've got to Invent some way of get
“Caroline, aren't you ever going ta
from a Western State of tbe son of an who have written similar letters to Dr. buy lanterns, which cost money, they
people to subscribe for stock In join the church?”
Immigrant who came to this country In Hartman. Just one such case as this en take a dip candle and, wrapping It In i ting
“Of course I am. Aunt Rachel, some
t
”—Washington
Star.
the steerage In the middle of the last titles
a
bit
of
newspaper
to
shield
It
from
Peruna to the candid consideration
day. But you ought to know better
century and later married a fellow of every
tho
wind,
carry
It
in
their
left
hand
one similarly afflicted. If this
than to sek me to do it when I'm right
p la n a t io n .
steerage passenger. But this Is not so be true of thetestimony of one person, as they drive along homeward _ from Crime often E x can
the midst of this dratted houee clean
explained. For in
wonderful as the presence In the Sen what ought to be ths testimony of work after evening bos fallen. Tbe ef Instance, a Chicago be student
ing.”
________________
arrested
ate of another man who came over In hundreds, yes thousands, of honest, sin fect Is striking as tbe light falling on for larceny explains that he was In
M a r t i a l P h i lo s o p h y .
<
the steerage himself and baa risen to cere people. We liave in cur files a the Indian driver, throws tbe face of spired to steal ; his father explains tbat She (after a vivacious discussion)—
a position of power and Influence.
the man Into strong relief against tb# tbe tendency came from a Juvenile Ah, you dare to look me In tbe face.
great many other testimonials.
darkness. ________________
crack on tbe pate, and tbe police ex He (philosophically)—Good heav
T
k
e
H
i
g
h
e
r
P
o
w
e
r
.
D e fi n it i o n .
T h e W i r e T ire s .
plain tbat the Btudent Is a tbief.
ens 1 In this world one becomes accus
Bishop
Chauncey
B.
Brewster,
for
Tommy (looking up from the paper
"Messages always slide over the Tbe orange production of California tomed to everything.—Translated for
he Is reading)—Pa. what is a finan merly of Detroit, told a story the other wires
better on Monday than on any
Tales from II Motto per
day which he says Is Mrs. Brewster's
cier?
to about $18,000,000 in value Transatlantic
Rldere.
day. The wires, you see, have amounts
and
tbe
gold
production
about
$17,000,-
Pa (proudly)—A financier, Tommy, favorite. It seems tbe bishop bad other
tbelr Sunday rest,” said a 000.
_______________
is a man who understands the art of caught a small boy stealing appples in profited by operator.
Newspapers hereabouts hardly mention
getting other people’s money.—Somer bis orchard; so, after reproving him se- telegraph
The
French
government employe 17,- the mere centenarians, but when a patri
“It
Is
a
fact
that
Inanimate
as
well
I verely for some time, he said, “And
ville Journal.
148
people
in
its
State
tobacco
factories.
arch or a matriarch gets to 120, thea com
now, my boy, do you know why I tell as animate things get tired and need Tho great majority are women.
ment begins.—Mexican Herald.
you all this? There Is one before whom a vacation occasionally. You know bow-
even I am a crawling worm; do you true this Is of a razor, of automobiles.
«2 Vtwmotlves—and It Is Just as true
who?”
Pigs old enough to wean to bred sows of up- j know
“Sure,” replied the boy promptly; of telegraph wires.
to-date breeding. Pedigree furnished with
“A wire, after Its Sunday rest, gives
“the missus.”—Harper’s Weekly.
every pig sold. Write me your wants.
s
quicker,
a fuller, and a more delicate
A. L. SWAGGART.
R e d u c e d to D i r e E x t r e m i t i e s .
transmission. It Is like a piano that
ATHENA, OREGON
“What do you Intend to do with has Just been tuned.’
your wealth?”
t j a in l e s s
t x e n t is t r y
“It’s hard to tell,” answered Dustin After washing and drying bed com
"I Set Us Before
You Go Elicwher« Stax. “Since we are not allowed to fortables and quilts, told them evenly
EXAMINATIONS FREE
contribute to campaign funds there in a third of their width, roll aa tight
Gold Crowns,ft; Bridge Work, per
Isn't much of anything to do with It ly as possible and then beat them with
tooth,
»3;
Plates.
«6;
bilver
Fillings,
60c; Gold Fillings, fl.
except to found colleges and fight In a stick—a piece of a broomstick Is
Y A LE D PORTLAND,
E N T IST S OREGON dictments.”—Washington Star.
good for this—and the batting will
167X First Street
soon
be light and fluffy like new. Never
Don’t swelter this
G e t t in g R o u n d It.
Iron
quilts, as the heat from the iron
A famous mountaineer said of moun will “kill”
summer
with the tem
the
batting.
tain climbing at a dinner In Brooklyn:
perature
at 110. Get
“Peaks that seem Inaccessible may be
N o t S u p p o se d to K n o w ,
a
N
ew
P
erfectio n
climbed by turns and twists. Mountain Reporter (whipping out note book) —
climbing Is a question of getting around There's one or two thioge I’d like to find
Wick
Blue
Flame Oil
the bad places. Getting around your out about the case now on trial. Do
Stove
and
have
a cool
difficulty—that Is the secret of moun you------
Dignified Party—I don’t know any
tain climbing.”___________
kitchen.
The
thing, sir, I'm one of the experts.
Samad Khan, the recently accredited
A l l b u t T h ut.
Persian minister at Paris, is known Mr. Ferguson—That’s
the new girl
throughout Persia as a lyrical poet and
singing In the kitchen, is it? She's a
a nracticed olaver on te accordion.
regular cuckoo.
Mrs. Ferguson—Yes, sxcept that she
s
\
can’t cook.
The
Portland Tile and Mantel Co.
produces a working flame imtantljr. Blue flame means highly
Will be glad to give you particulars about
concentrated heat, no soot, no din. Oil is always at a maintained
its beautiful Ceramic, Mosaic, Enameled C L A S S IF IE D A D S
and Encaustic Tile, wholesale and retaiL
level, ensuring a uniform flame. Made in three sizes. Every
20-MULE-TEAM BORAX Write today. JAMES E. BARKER, Prop.
NOTICE—The following announcements are
stove warranted. If not at your dealer’s write to our
from
leading
business
men
and
Arms,
and
are
Softens Water, makes the Skin Clear, 217 Marquam Bldg.
Portland, Oregon well worthy your careful reading. The list
nearest agency for descriptive circular.
removes Pimples and Blackheads,
may contain Just the proposition you are look
Whitens the Hands, frees the Scalp from
ing for.
________
Tha
is the best lamp for
Dandruff and makes Beautiful Hair.
All
dealer«.
5-KHRc
pkg«.
Sample
and
souve
all-round house
REAL
ESTATE
nir
picture
and
booklet
6
cts.
PACIFIC
COAST
BORAJC CO., Oakland. CaL.
hold use. Mad«
$10.00 DOWN—$10.00 MONTHLY
D o n ’t P u s h
lof brass throughout and beautifully nickeled. Perfect!)
Fend in for booklet describing our g u a ra n te e d
constructed; absolutely safe; unexcelled in light-giving
The horse can draw the
investment at Ja m ie s o n P ark, a suburb of
power; an ornament to any room. Every lamp warranted.
8pokane.
load without help, if you
If not at your dealer’s write to our nearest agency.
An investment here enjoys all the security
reduce friction to almost
and protection offered by a savings bank or
STANDARD OIL COMPANY,
life Insurance company, but the returns will
nothing by applying
net from ou per *ent to 100 per cent on tha in
M o r e IS x o lle m e n t D u o .
Banking by Mail
Oregon
Savings Trust
Bank &
POLAND CHINA HOGS
A Summer Vacation
in Your Kitchen
NEW PERFECTION
Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove
R a jÿo L a m p
vestment.
I«t us mail you full particulars; a postal
card will bring them.
BABCOCK A MOSS
Belling Agents
Spokane, Washington
National Bank, Ref.
LMieaAxU
to the wheels.
No other lubri
cant ever made
wears so long
and saves so much
horse power. Next time
try M ica A xlx G rease .
Standard Oil Co.
Strike Picket Sent to Pen.
MAKE
UMANE.
Rapid Orewtfe.
The most remarkable Instance of rap
id growth was recorded by the French
academy In 1729. It was a boy 6 years
of age, S feet 6 Inches tn belgbt. At
the age of & bis voice changed; at 0
his beard bad grown and be appeared a
man of 30. lie possessed great physi
cal strength and could easily lift to
bis sboulders and carry bags of grains
weighing 200 pounds. His decline was
as rapid as bis growth. At 8 bis balr
and beard were gray, at 10 be tottered
In bis walk, bis teeth fell out and bis
bands became palsied; at 12 be died
with every outward sign of extreme
old age.
Means cash In your pocket, because com
fortable cowi mean more milk, more cream
and more money. Aak for Lilly's Beat Fly
Killer; It coats lea« and doe« more. Sold
by dealers. Qt.. 35 eta.; gala.. $1.00. Made
by Cbaa. H. Lilly Co., Seattle. Portland.
San Franclaco.
F. N. U.
[w
EAST GREENACRES
The only tracts on the market where you can
contract to sell your crop. Ten trains a day.
Abundance of water. Price $150.00 per acre -
easy payments—come in or write for particu
lars.
BEECHER A THOMPSON
N«. 2 2 -0 7
B E N w r it in g to ad v ortia ors plomeo I
m en tion this p a p er.
Spokane, Washington.
110 Stevens
WE BUY Timber Lands from owners
SPARKS BKO., 14 Bernard, Spokane, Wash.
Coeur d ’Alene Reservation will open soon;
choice land 25 miles from Spokane. Coeur
d’Alene Reservation Agency, 17-1$ Exchange
building, Spokane. Waan.
T h e F in e st G ard en s
Are always reported when Portland Seed Co’s "Diamond Brand"
Seeds are planted. Why f Because we sell you the kinds that grow
best on this Coast. Our handsomely Illustrated and descriptive
^Annual tells all about our Seeds. Plants. Roses, Spray Pumps.
Fertilizers. Incubators. Brooders, Ppultry and Bee Supplies
' M
lu. B m » N*. 260 w. .I m tr* • uk UI eautaf
•4 T im * Shrub* In .'. BssS No 261 ,T+ * •* '• * * •«
PO RTLAND SEED
CO.
SpoK ano, W ash .
P o rtla n d . O regon
r Outside People are
a
B uying “TE R R A C E PA R K ” Lots
Portland Property
W ill Soon
Treble in Value
O HIGHER COMPLIMENT to ’Terrace Park” could be naked than the FACT that outside people are buying lota in Portland’«
most beautiful and beat new residence section. Here are the people who have bought the past few days: Peter Ophua, S. T.
New, Martin Hargenaon, Charles Ole ton and John Oieaon, all from EUGENE, OREGON, one lot each; Grant Wade, Olex, Oregon,
four lot»; C. W. Shurte, T. B. Richardson, George A. Clough and E. J. Nitachke, ALL FROM ARLINGTON, OREGON, two lots
each; M. O. Clarke, Condon, Oregon, one lot; J. A. Sheridan, Seattle, one lot. THEY KNOW A GOOD THING AND KNOW
THEY WILL SOON TREBLE THEIR MONEY. Lota, $300 to $600, on easy term». Write today for particulars.
N
THE SPA N T O N C O M PA N Y
Opposite Chamber of Commerce
■ '■ ■ ■ ■ ■ -
"" —
. . . . ■ -■ .■ ■ ■ w a ij.m s .j.-.jj-M
270 Stark Street, Portland, Oregon