F i r s t A id .
She’ s such a I Ip to her clever hus
band. Everybody knows that he is a
genius, b u t/e w are next to the fact
that little w ife aids him in his every
activity.
We got a look-in at this
state o f affairs at the surprise party
we gave hirn the other night.
When the food had been discussed
Ayer’s Hair Vigor, new im
proved formula, is a genuine he was called on for a speech, of
course. He arose from his seat beside
hair-food. It feeds, nourishes, his wife- he hemmed and hawed, and
builds up, strengthens,invigor then he said:
“ Ladies and gentlemen— I am total
ates. The hair grows more
rapidly, keeps soft and smooth, ly unprepared, o f cousre, and—er—
being as I said totally unprepared,
and all dandruff disappears. you
must — er excures me for being
Aid nature a little. Give your - er unprepared. I— er— ah— I was
hair a good hair-food.
hardly prepared for this—e r "
And
then his w ife interrupted:
Does not change the color o f the hair
‘ ‘ .Why, da rlin g," she said, "y ou
k'orm uU w ith each buttle
knew it perfectly this morning. The
w it to y o u r
d o c to r
next sentence begins, ‘ Knowing as I
Aak hint about it,
d o .’
Now can you go from th ere?"
thon du aa he aaya
What helps they are, these anxious
wives.—
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
You need not hesitate about using this
new Hair Vigorfrom anyfearof itschang-
Bowled Over,
ing the color of your hair. The new
Ayer’ s Hair Vigor prevents premature
There is in a Western town a judge
grayness, but does not change the color who occasionally hits the flowing bowl
of the hair even to the slightest degree. until it puts him down and out. One
— —M odo b y th e J . C. A y e r C o., L o w e ll, M a n .—
morning,
follow ing an unusunally
sw ift encounter with the alcoholic foe,
he appeared in his office looking sad
and shaken up.
‘ ‘ How are you this morning, Sam ?"
inquired a friend.
“ Worse than I ’ ve ever b een ," re
$ 5 0 for the best Trademark
plied the judge, with a groan. "Im
$ 2 5 for the best Motto
in bad at home.
When I le ft the
W e w an t th ese tn help Im press on the p u b lic
the streiiRth am i v iR or o f thin W K ST K K N
house a little while ago the children
c o m p a n y , amt Its u n u sually lib era l p o lic y
were calling me Sam and my w ife
c o n t r a c t s . C on test, w hich is o p e n to e v e r y
was addiessing me as M ister."
b o d y , clo s e s S e p t e m b e r :«).
■A. Good
H air-Food
A vers
CASH FOR IDEAS
F o r pa rticu la rs a d dress
S. Bleiweisa, General Agent, 834 E. Yamhill
Street, Portland, or
An Autocrat’s Relaxation.
“ You seem to get a great deal of
pleasure out of business.” “ Yes,” re
plied Mr. Dustin Stax, “ after I have
fretted over a golf match there’s noth
ing rests me up like getting back to
my desk, where I can have everything
my own way.”
Continental Life Insurance & In
vestment Company
McCormick Blook, Salt Lake City
Graft.
Exulting In his suddenly returned
strength, Samson wns about to push
the pillars from under the temple.
“ Ha,” ho chuckled, as the roof top
pled In, “ couldn’t have done It If the
contractor had built this tomplo ac
cording tb specifications.’’
NOT FEELING
WELL?
The Canine Howlology.
There Is nothing so very remark
able In the Atlantic City dog that can
tell time. Every dog on earth can
tell time. That is, they can tell break
fast time, dinner time and supper
time, and know to a minute when it is
time to start their nightly howl.
You need a short course
of T h e Bitters. It is fine
for a weak or overloaded
stomach, clogged bow
els and sluggish liver.
Be persuaded to get a
bottle of
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j
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THE STANDARD OF
Q U A L IT Y
FO R
YEA R S
O VER
30
MADE WITH LETTUCE, BOILED
EGGS AND OTHER THINGS.
Fourteen Badly Injured at Race
Meet in New York.
Veal Croquettes That Are Tasty, Made
From Meat Left Over— Stuffed
Peppers, Madge's Cookies
and Pie Cruts.
Misapplied.
It is related that a clergyman living
in the suburbs set a tired-looking man
who had applied to him for work dig
ging potatoes.
In an hour or so he
Do you feel weak, tired, despondent, have frequent head
aches, coated tongue, hitter or hud taste in morniag,
went out and found that the man had
"heart-burn," belching o f g a s, acid risings in throat after
uncovered about two quarts o f the
eating, stomach gnaw or burn, foul breath, dizzy spells,
tubers.
poor
or variable appetite, nausea at times and kindred
“ W e ll," said the parson, "y o u don’ t
bymptoms*?
believe in overworking yourself, do
If you Hava any considerable number of tha
y o u ?"
above symptoms you are suffering irons bilious
" O h , " replied the laborer, " I work
ness, torpid liver with indigestion, or dyspepsia*
according to S criptu re."
Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is mado
"W h ere in the Bible can you find
up of the most valuable medicinal principles
anything that justifies your taking
known to medical science for the permanent
two hours to dig two quarts o f pota
cure of such abnormal conditions. It is a most
to e s?"
efficient liver invigorator, stomu h tonic, bowel
“ Why, this: ‘ Let your moderation
regulator and nerve strengthened
be known to all m en.’ "
Th? "Golden Medical D i s c o v e r y " ¡ 3 not a pntent m ed icin e or secret nostrum^
The minister thought this rather
u full list of its in gred ien ts being prin ted 0.1 i s b o ttle - wrapper and attested
witty and he took the man to dinner.
under oath. A glance at th ese w ill
w that it con tain s no aloohol, or harm
The moderate worker did not prove to
ful habit-forming d ru g s. It is a 2 ; i e r t r a o t m ade w ith pure, triple-refined
be a moderate eater; in fact, he
glycerine, of proper strength, fro m t:»e ro o ts o f n ativ e American medical,
forest plants. World’s Dispensary M e d ic a l A ss o c ia tio n , Props., Buffalo, N. Y«
cleared the table.
"Y o u don’ t seem to eat according
to your te x t ," remarked his host,
watching the victuals disappear.
" N o , " replied the tired man, plying
his knife and fork faster than ever.
atism , Stom ach and
cJ*r" 1 p«mi.netl» in »hört tim.and»t »m.n -«Mb» «
" I have another text for this: ‘ What ■ R heum
r,.
, ,
•
rv
o f a concentrateli m ineral w ater.
N o Fake.
8 nd toe
ever thy hand findeth to do, it with L u n g 1 rou bles. Skin D iseases testim onials and literature. $1.00 trial package 25 cents
all thy m igh t!’ "
Address LANG’ S ROCKY MOUNTAIN MINERAL WONDER COMPANY-
231 M ain Street, P O R TLAN D . ORLUON.
"H u m p h !" said the clergyman.
"M y good man, you’ ve got your two
texts m isplaced."
Guard Your Ideal«.
Youth Never to Bo Recalled.
How true it is that without a vision
A man has a shrewd suspicion that
Dr. Pierce’ s Pellets, small, sugar-
coated, easy to take ns candy, regulate the people perish, says Orison Swett age has overtaken him when he keep*
and invigorate stomach, liver and bow Marden, in Success Magazine. W here! assuring you that he feels aa young
els and cure constipation.
the pursuits are sordid, where the as ever— and he doesn’t know but—
highest aim is the all-absorbing am younger. Poor fellow, he whistle« to
Deuced Bad Form.
bition to make money, everything that keep his courage up; but, alaal be
The first night Walter Kelly, known is finest, cleanest afid most beautiful cannot recall youth as he calle hi*
to vaudeville as the "V irg in ia Judge, " in life evaporates; the nature coars pointer— with a whistle.
walked up the Strand he complained ens. This is the threatening picture -----------
—
.. ------- — a
to his English companion that the o¿.American character today.
most famous street in London was
The vast resources and great com-1 K O D A K S
dark at 9 o'clock.
mercial prizes o f this country are so W rit« for catalog-urn and liter»turo. D eveloping
" W h y ," he said, " a t this hour tempting, so fascinating, that by the and printing Mail order» given prom pt attentioa
F ortla n d t - h o t o S u p p ly Co.
Broadway is as bright as day. There time they are ready for active life
149 Third S t m t
P O R T L A N D . ORB.
is one sign alone,
"T h e Chariot our youth are so saturated with com
R a ce ," in which there are 50,000 elec mercialism, so ambitious to coin every
tric lig h ts."
bit o f their ability, their education,
" 1
1 w P ersonal S ervici
"B u t I say, old top, said his Eng their influence, their friendships, al
lish friend, "w ou ld n ’ t that be rather most everything, into dollars, that all
0. 0. MARTIN, *«» f ■«* soviet.
conspicuous?" — Cincinnati
Times- else is neglected.
They lose their
Star.
ideals, which are the true test o f
character.
What Ails You ?
Racing
Machine Bursts Tire and
Pond Lily Salad.—On separate salad
Leaves Track—President Taft
plates arrange some nice white let
Had Just Left Scene.
tuce leaves. Boil eggs hard, one and
one-hall’ for each person. Cut whites
in long strips, placing these in cen
Syracuse, N. Y .— Nine persons were
ter of lettuce. Then chop yolks fine,
killed and 14 injured, some o f them
adding finely chopped celery, parsley
seriously, as a result o f an accident
and olives.
Mix well with mayon
in the closing miles o f a 150-mile race naise dressing, season with salt and
at the State Fair track here when a
pepper and place in middle of dish.
Knox racing car, driven by Lee Old
Veal
Croquettes.— Use beef or
field leaped from the track, crashed
chicken or any kind of leftover meat.
through the fences surrounding it, and
Put the meat through the chopper,
plunged into the throng that lined the
season with salt and pepper, moisten
side o f the speedway.
with cream sauce or soup; add well
Six o f the nine jiersons were killed
beaten egg; cracker crumbs to make
outright, and three were so badly in
stiff enough to mold In balls and fry
jured that they died on the way to the
sauce for same. Fry a small onion In
hospital.
butter for the flavor only, take out
The » injured include Lee 'Oldfield,
and brown some flour; then add either
driver o f the car, and one woman. It
soup stock or water and then season
is believed that several o f the injured
with salt, pepper and catsup. Cream
cannot live.
sauce may be poured over them in
The accident came as the fatal
teimination o f a day that undoubtedly stead.
Stuffed Peppers.— Be sure and get
was the biggest the State Fair has
ever known in point o f attendance and bell peppers. For six large peppers
cut tops and take out seeds. Boil for
attractions.
The honored guq^t o f the day was half an hour one and one-half cups
of chopped veal, one-half cup cold
President Taft.
It was but a short
time after he had left the grounds boiled rice, three chopped tomatoes,
that the tragedy occurred.
Just be one-half teaspoon salt, one tablespoon
fore he departed, President T a ft took of melted butter. Fill the shells with
buttered cracker
a short ride in an automobile on the this and a few
track, which was wet to keep the dust crumbs on top. Bake about one hour.
Madge’s Cookies.— Cup of butter,
from the president and his party.
It
is believed that the wet track was re cup of powdered sugar, cup of corn
sponsible for the accident.
Several starch, tablespoon of milk, two well
o f the drivers refused to start in the beaten eggs, small glass of sherry
race until the track had dried off and teaspoon baking powder. Flour
to make stiff enough to roll; roll thin
somewhat.
and cut, then brush over with milk;
sprinkle cinnamon, granulated sugar
GIANT BUBBLE OF .LAVA.
and chopped nuts.
Good Pie Crust.— Six heaping table
Incandescence Adds to W onder o f
W E B U Y OLD GOLD
SMILE ON WASH DAY.
spoons of flour; about half teaspoon
Hawaiian Scene.
H ig h est p rice« paid fo r Silver, O ld J ew elry , G o ld
of baking powder, tablespoon
lard
T eelh , Etc. U N C L E M Y E K 8 .
F orty years in
The laundrees’ delight Is RED P ortland. 71 Sixth, b etw een O ak and Pine.
Los Angeles — Mail advices from and a little sa lt Mix with milk In
CROSS HALL BLUE. A neat, handy
Honolulu tell o f the most unitizing stead of water.
package, nothing to break or spill,
phenomenon ever observed within the
T u m o r s , G o it e r s , R h e u m a t is m
and a blue that ts all blue.
crater o f a volcano by a white man.
tt La ao far superior to any liquid
Chronic, Nervous and female Diseases
I It was no less than a tremendous bub
bluing that there is no comparison. A re cured w ith ou t th e k n ife.
T h orou g h ly
ble o f lava, inflated by gas from the
Always produces snow white clothes. equipped Sanatorium . B ea utiful location. R a tes
very center o f the earth, which sup-
Large package 10 cents. ASK YOUR the low est. W rite for literature.
| ported an island as it floated across a
GROCER.
Meadow Glade Osteopathic Sanitarium
lake o f fiery liquid. Frank A. Perret,
Dr. Mud C. toon, Physitun.
Battle Ground, Wash.
His Lullaby.
the scientist who observed it, esti
“ Good morning, Mr. Schneiderpop-
mated that it covered an area o f 3,000
BELMONT AUTO SCHOOL
s k i!” exclaimed the good lady o f the
I square feet, and he was fortunate
Y ou « t th f m ost lh e r# ti? h in s tru c tio n s ■ d n v a g
house
as
the
new
second-floor
back
enough to secure a few photographs,
snH
pra c v a l w o rk that can be produced, ala«
Kerosene will make boots or shoes ( Was Cured by Lydia E. Plnk-
lath e w o r k , d r ill press and i c r m g .
took his place at the breakfast table.
although conditions were far from hardened by water soft and pliable as
Fine!» equipped m achie shop a n d t o a d
bam’s Vegetable Compound
“ Goot m or-r-rning!” replied the
j favorable for picture-taking.
ro o ta
T u itio n lee $ 3 5 cash. $ 4 *
new.
paym ents $10 p e r week.
musician,
bowing
gallantly
“ The bubble was a huge, sausage
Waurika, Okla.— “ I hail female trou
Place a deep skillet over irons
“ I am so afraid you didn’ t pass a j
shaped affair, inflated with volcanic when they are heating. They will re bles fo r seven years, was all run down,
B L L M 0 N T A U TO S CHOO L i
GARAGE.
gas and composed o f lava glass,” says tain the heat longer.
a n d s o nervous I comfortable night” pursued the host
E ast 2 3 d and M o r n s « . P o rtla n d . Oft.
“ Can we do
could n o t do any. ess, sympathetically.
| the scientist in hi§ report. “ A lava
Boiled starch Is made smooth and
thins. The doctors anything for you ?”
fountain, boiling continuously under
1 effective by the Introduction of sperm, |
treated me fo r dif
“ Not koomfortable?
M e !" ex
the eastern end, gave the appearance
salt or gum arable dissolved,
ferent things b u t claimed the long-haired one. "A ch ,
o f a screw propeller and the amazing
Should have a c p y o f m y new booklet.
did me no good. I
j
Old
paint
stains
may
be
removed
ja, I sleep like ze hummingbird! I
contrivance seemed to be navigating
got so bad that I
“
Neurology—the Way to Health.”
from
cloth
by
covering
the
spot
with
Joost before I go to
the lake like a great whale-back
could n ot sleep day was oil rite.
It tella o f the w on d erfu l cures th a t have been
olive oil or butter, then applying chlo
I steamer.
or night. W hile ir. bed I br-ractise mit mein feedle— "
m ade and h ow to tret w ell. W rite fo r it today, to
"O h was that i t ? " interposed the D R. H A R V K Y W . F R E E Z E , M erch a n t« T ru «t
“ There was an island o f black crust, roform.
-<J this condition 1 read
If dirt seems to settle under the
o f Lydia £ . Pink- hostess, with a look o f glad relief. b ld if.. P ortland, O regon.
which, when it began to sink, evolved
nails
rub
pulverized
pumice
stone
un
ham ’s V e g e t a b l e " I ’ m so pleased.
W e thought you
a great quantity o f gas, which blew
C o m p o u n d , and were shifting the b e d ."— Answers.
the bubble o f lava glass and this in der them with an orange stick and
began its u s e and
wash
with
warm
water.
turn sustained the island and prevent
Skylights
Tanks
Gutters
wrote to Mrs. Pinkham fo r advice. In
Children suffer every day in the year
Parsley may be kept fresh and a short time I had gained my average
ed it from sinking.
It made several
Dow n Spouts Steel Ceiling
with
Sprains,
Bruises,
Burns,
Cuts
and
!
tours o f the lake before it disappeared green for several days if It Is put In weight and ain n ow strong and well.”
Bumps. Hamlins Wizard Oil has been
/. C. B AYE R
from sight at last.” All this was ob a covered earthen jar In a cool place. —Mrs. S a l i . ik S t e v e n s , ft. F .D ., X o . curing these aches and pains for nearly
3, P o x 31, W aurika, Okla.
served in the volcano Halemaumau, It will last longer than in water.
2u 4 Market
Portland. Oregon
sixty years.
To scald milk put the milk In a pan
and Perret and two Japanese assist
SE N D FOR CATA LO G U E .
A n o th e r G r a te fu l W om n n .
H untington, Mass.— “ I was in a ner
ants were the only ones who saw it. or double boiler, stand In a pan of
History Didn’t Repeat.
They believe it may never be given to boiling water over the fire. When the vous, run down condition and fo r three
Senator Swanson, o f Virginia, tells
years
could
find
no
help.
milk begins to steam It Is scalded.
man to witness such a sight again.
“ I owe my present good health to a good story on himself about the first
To clean and renew shine of leather
He
CHINOOK JARGON ASK S TAFT. chairs, brush off first all dust. Then Lydia E. Piaknam ’ s Vegetable Com political speech he ever made.
pound and Plooil Purilier which I be says:
" I jumped up and began:
rub well with a mixture o f three lieve saved my life.
‘ Gentlemen, Herodotus tells us— ’
President to Be Guest o f Seattle parts benzine and one of sweet oil.
“ M y doctor knows what helped me ‘ Which ticket's he on ?’ yelled the
. COFFEES >
Steel, when rusty, may be cleaned and docs not say one word against it.” man with a red shirt.
Press Club on Visit.
‘ Herodotus
T E A S P IC E S
— Mrs. M aui J a n e t t e P a t e s , P ox
by
giving
the
article
a
good
coating
tells us, ’ I resumed with a gulp, ‘ o f
BAKING POWDER
Seattle, Wash.— "C op a Tyee T a ft"
134, Huntington, Mass.
>• EXTRACTS
was the unusual address on a docu of sweet oil, leaving It for a few days
Because your case is a difficult one, a whole army that was put to flight
and
then
rubbing
It
with
unslaked
JUST RI0HT’
doctors having done you no good, do by the braying o f an ass.’ The crowd
ment mailed here 10 days ago
It
< 5 Z 2 n ra ra n a B -
n ot continue to suffer w ithout giving applauded and I felt fine. Then the
was the invitation o f the Seattle Press lime.
It’s a good scheme to keep a long Lydia E. Pinkham ’s Vegetable Com man’ s voice rose
CLOSSETSDEVEBS
above the din.
club, written in Chinook jargon to
;
PORTLAND, ORE.
It surely has cured ‘ Young fe lle r,’ he called, ‘ you needn’ t
President T aft that he become the crochet needle In the bathroom to pound a trial.
many cases o f female ills, such as in
guest o f the club during his visit here. draw out threads or hairs from the flammation, ulceration, displacements, be afraid for this crowd. I t’s been
" F o r Chief T a ft " is the translation. wuste pipes, which stop the outflow of fibroid tumors, irregularities, jx riodic tested.’ " — Buffalo Commercial.
On that slender address the document water.
pains, backache, that bearingalown
Ancient Needle Factory?
and nervous prostration.
it ruling,
”
was taken in charge by Postmaster
The discovery of a prehistoric
George F. Russell and was delivered
To Bottle Peas.
needle factory at a prehistoric lake vil
promptly at Beverly, Mass.
Green peas that are to be bottled
F*OJ27T.AjVI>, OAffTiav
lage
near
Glastonbury,
England,
The president has accepted the in should be gathered on a dry day and
i Trrarimlri ran hr found rrrywhnr pointing to M l' 1
— *— ■ — ‘ L - --------- n j u r t h f i r r r m a r k a N r i ii
Lroused
much
Interest
recently.
The
vitation, which was handsomely en only peas that are perfectly sound
Can be had by ambitious young men dwellings were placed on mounds of
grossed. It follow s:
should be used. Shell them carefully
"C opa Tyee copa nesika illahee, Se and dip them In boiling water In which and ladies in the field o f “ W ireless” clay raised above the level of the wa
Since the 8- ter. The framework of a primitive
SEND FOR
attle tsum tillicums copa klaska tyees, a spray of mint has been soaked. Aft or railway telegraphy.
delate ticke mika chaco copa nesika er blanching, dry the peas and put hour law became effective, and since loom was found under one mound, and
FREE
illuhee, tenas lale mika m itlite yakwa. them Into wide necked bottles with the Wireless companies are establish the number of broken bone needles
FIRST LESSONS
ing
stations
throughout
the
country,
and
bone
splinters
discovered
In
an
"C onow ay copa Boston illahee mika mint and salted boiling water. Cover
nanetch tillicums klaxta ticke masb the bottles and put them, wrapped In there is a great shortage o f telegraph other mound led the explorers to think
Positions pay beginners from | that It may have been the site o f an
copa mika kloshe tumtum pe nesika hay. In a pan of water. Bring the wa ers.
$70 to $90 per month, with good ancient needle factory.
wawa delate halo mika iskum conoway ter slowly to the boll and allow the
hKlilllSt
>"»
__
1 IVI IIV. P >4 Hr » « OMKÜ'IK*T.
chance o f advancement. The National
elip hiyu khom a."
peas to cook gently for an hour and a Telegraph Institute, Commonwealth • Mothers will l.ud Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
half. Set the pan aside till the peas Building, Portland, Oregon, operates Syrup tb« b»*«t romedv to use for tL eir cuildroa
Hillman Escapes Jail.
are quite cold, then lift the bottles under supervision o f R. R. and W ire luring lb« ice thing period.
Seattle— C. D. Hillman, the real out and lay them on a damp cloth In less officials, and places all graduates
Guilty o f Something.
estate dealer convicted o f using the a warm place. Hermetically seal the into positions.
It will pay you to
Another lawyer’ s story arrives.
mail9 to defraud, who is at liberty bottles, dry them carefully and store write to me for full details.
' We are told that a man was charged
pending the decision o f the Circuit till required.
¡S h o e P o lis h e s
! with picking a pocket the other day F i n e s t i n Q u a l t y . L a r g e s t i n V ariety .
Court o f Appeals, on $200,000 bail,
I h<> v ini’i" ever I •<|uitfiii' nt f'T clounlng uu<|
and
that
when
arraigned
he
pleaded
narrowly escaped being remanded to
polisti!uK nhotis ..F h . I k ind* am i colors.
Rice Ice Cream.
“ g u ilty ." The case went to the jury,
jail Saturday.
Following a dispute
Poll for five minutes two cupfuls of
i
however,
and
the
verdict
was
"n
o
t
with C. N. Gill, a real estate dealer cream, four tablespoonfuls of sugar,
g u ilty ." And the court spake as fol-
o f Tacoma, who, with his w ife, is on the rind of one lemon, three bay
| low s:
Hillman’s bond for $25,000, a deputy leaves and one Inch of cinnamon stick.
"Y o u don’ t leave this court without
United States marshal was sent for Put three ounces of ground rice In a
a stain on your character.
By your
and Gill announced his intention of basin and mix It Into a smooth paste
own confession you are a thief.
By
surrendering Hillman to the court for with cold milk; add the boiled cream
the verdict o f the jury you are a lia r."
safe-keeping.
and simmer fifteen minutes.
Pass
- Cleveland Plaindealer.
through sieve; when cold, add one tea
Road Stops to Aid Tramp.
spoonful o f vanilla extract, and then
Denver— In an effort to save the freeze. During the freezing add one
life o f Felix Devlin, a 22-year-old cupful of whipped and sweetened
tramp who fell into a vat o f boiling cream. Serve In dainty cups, with
Music Ever Helpful.
water in the roundhouse o f the Chi ground almonds sprinkled on top.
. T I 'l H i E I hi* o n ly lad les *h<>e d ressliif
Music Is the nearest at hand, the ffin f i t l l t.ositI
.'<>ly c nt .ln-4 " i f . . M i. k* a n . I T’oIDh***
cago, Rock Island & Pacific railroad
»,
■*, i h l n r i
most
orderly,
the
most
delicate
and
at Limon, 80 miles east, the railroad
............. r M l. M ii « .
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h i;',..« ." l"r.
Frlcaseed Beefsteak.
the
most
perfect
of
all
bodily
pleas
I» \ \ l ) >
-m l.Illa tio n f o r ul»-anlni« a n d p o lis h in g
company Sunday night disarranged its
a
ll
k
n
l
a
o
f
m
m
t
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r
ta
n
ahtwa,
25c.
“
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t
a
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" *I e « , IOC.
Take a round steak and cut It Into
ures; It Is also the only one which
schedule, "la id o u t" important trains
KI.ITE com bination fo r R «ntlcm cn w ho taka
small pieces about two Inches square;
Is
equally
helpful
to
all
the
ages
of
pri.l»’
in
having:
th.-ir
ih<«
r look A 1.
Rmtorwa
and rushed the boy here on a special.
roll -each piece in flour, sprinkle salt
man; helpful from the nurse’s song to color and lustre to all black bhoos. Poliflh w llh a
Devlin had been put off a train on
brush or cloth. 2fk\
and pepper over all and put Into fry
her Infant—to the music, unheard of
it \ .t\ m 1 1 1
e i -•
which he was stealing a ride and fell
f your il.-alor d oct m>t k e e p th e kln .t you w ant,
ing pan with plenty o f lard or butter.
others, which often, If not most fre fu I n-i
into the vat while .seeking a place to
n* Ills n.|.lre>H a iu l the p r ic e In s tu m p * fo #
Put into oven and brown as you would
quently, haunts the deathbed of pure
sleep. He was literally cooked alive,
a roast, turning pieces a few times.
“ W H IT T E M O R E B R O S. & C O .,
and Innocent spirits.— Buskin.
and cannot live.
2 0 - 7 6 A l b a n y S t., C a m b r i d g e .
M a t«.
Then add water and cook either In
The
t mui / o
t M anufacturer* o f
oven or on stove for an hour and a
Mrs. Prime Puzzled.
¿¡hue
Polishes
in
the
World.
Any Woman is T oo G ood,
half or two hour*. Thicken the gravy
Cy Prime says he often tells his
New Y ork—"M o s t any woman a and serve.
FOR RHEUMATISM. NEURALGIA. SPRAINS.
wife that whatever he amounta to he
N a 3 S - , I 1
P N U
man happens to meet is too good for
BRUISES OR ANT PAIR.
owes to her— and the poor woman
M A O S O N L Y BY
h im ," was the reply o f Mayor Gaynor
can’t
make
up
his
mind
whether
he
For
Porch
Teas.
BLU M AU ER-FRAN K DRUG CO.
l i r N w r it in g t o
v e r t lie r e p i
to a letter from a resident o f Arkan
1« handing her an Insult or compll-
Rr©*d for sandwiches should ho 24
m e n tio n th is paper.
P O R TL A N D .O R E G O N
sas City, Kan., who asked the mayor
menL
hours old. Do not spread butter or
to find him a w ife.
" D o you not
filling on th© bread before It Is cut
know the proverb that he who goes
from the loaf and Into shape. Cream i
far away from home for a w ife is apt
the hotter, using a small wooden
to be fooled? And then, again, how
spoon for the purpose, and then It can
could 1 recommend any good girl to
he spread upon the moat delicate C o lo r m o r e g o o d s b rig h te r and faster c o l o r s than a n y othe»’ d v e . O n e 10c p a c k a g e c o l o r s silk , w o o l a n d c o t t o n equally w e N
you? You may not be as attractive
and is g u a r a n te e d t o g iv e p e r fe c t reeults. A s k dealer, o r W f w i s e n d p o stp a id at lOc a p a c k a g e . W r i t e fo r fre e booklet
bread without crumbling.
as you think you a r e ."
N o w to d> e, b le a c L a .'* d aux colors,
M ON RO E D R U G C O M P A N Y , Q uincy, Illinois«
B e Cured In Your Own Home
P
A T E N Ï S 1 GIVE Y0U
AFTER
7 YEARS
SUFFERING
I
EVERY HOME
LIES
USiKESS COLLEGE
A Good Position
I he workmanship which has made W .L .
Douglas shoes famous the world over is
maintained in every pair.
If I could lake you into my large factories
at Rrockton, Mass., and show you how
carefully W .L .D o u g la s shoes are made, you
would then understand w hy they are w a r
r a n t e d to hold their sliape, ht better and
w e a ' longer than any olher make for the price
PAIITinN *'*•♦* U**»»*iln«* I m v h w . I.. D o u g l a s
U n U I l u l l iiH in e a n il p r i c e stam p«*«! o n b o t t o m
I f v on c a n n o t ob ta in W . L D ou g la s «lines In
y o u r tow n , writ.« fo r ca ta lo g . Shoes scut <lir«ct
fr o m fa c t o r y to w earer, all .-hargos p r e p a id W . I „
D O U G L A S , 1 4 5 S p a r k S t., B r o c k t o n , M a s s .
AUTO KILLS KIKE
TRY POND LILY SALAD
I
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* 3 . 0 0 S I IO F .S w i l l p o s i t i v e l y o u t w e »r
T W O P A I K S o f o r d i n a r y b o y s ’ s h < '« s
U T 0 L 0 A D IN G
SH O TG U N
ire's
■ a—
A llow s five shots— in lightning succession or deliberately
— as desired.
Three to get the cripples.
Minimum recoil.
N ot a single ounce o f muzzle energy lost.
Part of the recoil, ordinarily absorbed by shooter's shoulder
it utilized to operate the mechanism.
H andles heaviest ammunition easily and accurately.
Solid Breech, Hammetless, Safe I
JPem/flnro/r-UM'C — the
perfect shooting combination.
S e n d f o r D es crip tiv e F o ld er
REMINGTON
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AY
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