O n e W o m a n 's
lYBODY
A . H a ir
'hlcago <x.
D ressing
burled In
lo Springs
it rail an oil
t £ 1 , n ju ,00#
•lnclpals In
> salil to do
le lma ever
lelr plaess,
t the year
ly without
md August
. even at a
the top of
ed In the
formed the
L»s Ang&
l> Is to oh-
perlmental
r and eon-
« M
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
|
j
e years la j
for nutur- 1
ong a man
ed State*,
in the date
>11 uud hie
P-
budget the
e suggest*
ig fees of
taxing of
hought, be
ates that It
i girl, who H
at ( open- I
rs of age. I
dance at 1
md after- |
sldered to
nd accom*
L
ohol from jR
th one ex- I
k and one r
?ost to be t J
e from po- ■
inufaeture, I
■eat Is eon- I
> a soluble ■
mented bj I k
sport and
oon.noo in 1 ‘
e prcvloul |
e city’ «•
was ov»
account k
ew steam
Italy and
The I tal
es.
eently au-
f women 1
candidates
i year* of
inrried or
a training
•aph train-
; they will
ime allow-
■nrners.
death of
resting to g
n the hts- I
be T'nltod I
ex-l’r e * 1
d in 179f*. I
md Pre* I
Johnson,
; ex Chief j
granted *
ind North
nnpany fi>
• railwsy
e will b*
'rom Am-
ndam t*
to w n
Panò*
ent Coni-
d the e»
extensl*-1 %
irt of th* #
xact title«
ThmissiiJ 'V
lrst m»* ’
Gallaoi .
Ie wa* »
m ■
■ • • de'- ^1
: a n ,a .» a
'hOl
story tell-
trav
W is d o m .
Mrs. Newed—And you paid only OS
rents for that hut?
Mrs. Oldwed—That's all.
Mrs. Newed—Your husband was de
lighted, of course?
Mrs. Oldwed—I hojie you don't think
I was foolish enough to tell him 1 got
such u cheap bat.
Mrs. Xewed—Where would the fool
ish part come In?
Mrs. Oldwed—Why, If I told him
»b at It cost he'd expect me to be sat
isfied with bargain counter hats all the
rest of my days.
g * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * n
ARE LEARNING KALB.
* Old Favorites $
E #*****##*****#*a
Oregon Farmers Overcome Prejudice
o f Long Standing.
NATURE’S
. PERFECT TONIC
From the Oregon Agricultural College, Corvallis.
Kale is one of the best talking crops 1
in Oregon. When the Oregon booster I a
™
“ .■“ “ “ V »“*
no
ll° w .vi* 0.r0U<* and healthy who
wants
to prove that Oregon is the d
not need a tonlc sometlIues- L ittle physical irregularities upset the
Tired of 1*1« y .
best dairy state in the union he has s>'ste,u- the appetite fails, digestion is poor, the body feels tired and worn
‘Tired of pU y ! Tired of play !"
to talk kale. Unless he knows what ollt- and other unpleasant symptoms give warning that the system is disor-
tVhuf hast thou doue this livelong day?
Nearly every one likes a fine
kale will do to the milk bucket he has dered and needs assistance to ward off. perhaps, some serious sickness or
The birds are silent, and so is the bee ;
hair dressing. Something to
The sun Is creeping up steeple and tree: not qualified as a booster. It is called ailment. S. S. S. is recognized everywhere as tr.e best of all tonics, nature's
The doves have down to the sheltering the thousand headed kale, and the medicine, made entirely of healing, cleansing, invigorating roots and herbs,
make the hair more manage
botanist knows it as brassica eleracea, a systemic remedy without an equal. S. S . S. has the additional value of
tarts,
able; to keep it from being
°T K .Ur )e,ters bei."g the greatest of all blood purifiers. It re-establishes the healthy circu-
\n1 tLe rusts are dark with the drooping t h i t l o e .
thing is that it h is onlv h e U i f r i n o ' ition of the blood, rids the body of that tired, worn-out feeling, improves the
leaves ;
too rough, or from splitting
S t a te o ! O h io , C ity o f T o le d o j M
the la st two or three V a r s that it atT ctite and digestion, and brings about a return of health to those whose
Twilight gathers and day is don«
at the ends. Something, too,
has had an audience, though it is ii>'stems have been weakened or depleted. S . S S. acts more promptly and
Frank ““ heoeymike. o « t h t h a t h e t s s e n l o r I ! ,o w
thou *Peut
restless one?
that will feed the hair at the
nearly thirty years old in the Wiliam- Pleasantly than any other medicine, and those who are run down in health
p a r tn e r o f t h e firm 01 F . J . C h e n e y A C o ., d o in g
basii-----
s i n e s s i aâteâdgr
n t l i e C i t y o am
f T o ’ l e l * o , C o u n t y a n d k t . t e ; - p i . . . t „ , . r - h „ r «•),«> h n « f > h « n d o n » h e -
ette valley. It has tried to talk all should commence its use at once. It will thoroughly purify the blood and
same time, a regular hair-food.
.t o r e s a i d , a n d t h a t s a id tirra w ill n a y the s u m I
O u t w n a t H a st t n o u d o n e De
those years, but the people wouldn't ; tone "P the system. S. S. S. is admirably suited for a system ic remedy
o f O N E H l ’ N D R E D D O L L A R S fo r e a c h a n d
s id e
Well-fedhair will bestrong,and
listen when it sought recognition, because it is free from minerals ; it may be used without harmful results by
a L u V c a ^ h ,( -uA,n n 0 ‘ * * CUr9d bT ^
»*“
“ O th e r a t e v e n tid e ?
"W e never heard it talk." they in- persons of any age, and no unpleasant effects ever follow.
will remain where it belongs—
FRA N K J. C H EN EY .
' ' h a t p r o m is e o f m o r n is le f t u n b r o k e n ?
sisted, "back in Iowa and New York
8 w o rn t o b e fo r e
a n d s u b s c r ib e d i n m y p r e s-% W h a t k in d w o r d s t o
th y
p la y m a t e s
THE SW IFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA
on the head, not on the comb!
e n e e , t h i s b th d a y o i D e c e m b e r A D 1866.
.
„
Back there cows produce milk with
(S e ftl x
A . W . G L l-A P O V , !
sp o k en r
T h s b e s t k in d o f a te s tim o n ia l —
out
kale,
and
I
guess
they
will
have
_
‘
N o ta r y P u b l i c . W h o m h a s t t h o u p i t i e d , a n d w h o m f o r -
“ S o ld lo r o v e r s i x t y y e a r s .”
H a ll s C a t a r r h C u r e Is t a k e n i n t e r n a l l y , a m i 1
i
o
to here.’’ That is tradition. It took
N o t h l n u U o ln ic .
L if tin g (h e ile fe r e e .
acts
directly
upon
the
blood
and
mucous sur* fT
* , *. „ .
,
_ I thirtv venrs for kilt» to uet nn nudi-
M ade by J . C A yer Co.. L o w e ll, M ass.
feces
of
the
system.
6e
id
for
testimonials
free.
How
with
thy
faults
has
duty
striven?
tn rty *
1
K‘
, n a 1
Diogenes had abandoned the search. ' Rodrlck—Stood out in tlie middle of
▲ leo m an u factu rera o f
F LCIIKNEYACO.,Toledo,O.
what hast thou learned by field
and hill. dition.
• ? « ,n thl* s,a,e and 1,ve down tra’
" It’s a waste of time,’’ he said. "Every the road the other day to decide no
—
*— 75(\
-
«
-
i
SARSAPARILLA.
Sold by all druggists,
i „
. . .
, . _
time I think I’ve found an honest man!
lu*c Ilair* Faiml) Pilla ior constipation.
greenwood path, and by singing nil?
PILLS.
The dairymen of New York under he turns out to be a hireling of some automobile race. They both came in
CMfcRRY PECTORAL.
stand what green succulent food i predatory trust."
| even*
There will come an eve to a longer day
Ila * h D e tte r T h in * .
means to the dairy cow. and they
Winking at the bystanders, he extin-
' an
^ waa ,l t°**-up, eh?
That
will
find
thee
tired—hut
not
of
"I used to know that man when he was
build expensive silos, buy expensive guished his lantern.—Chicago Tribune.
Hod rick—I should say so. 1 was
play!
n struggling lawyer. What business does
machinery, and grow fertility-robbing
trwed over a haystack.
And thou wilt Ivan, as thou leanest now, corn, which they irrigate with their
F illin g a Want.
he follow now?"
H e c r u « le *o e n e e .
"Skimming cream.”
With drooping limbs anti aching brow,
"We call this the ‘housekeeper’s de
sweat, in order that the farmer dur
“T
i
i . .« a . ,
t- *
M o th ers w ill find M rs. W in slo w ’ s Boot h i n t
I pop that Little Leejip is to sing Byrup th.* b sr remedy to use lot theirch kU n
light,* ’* said the salesman, exhibiting an
“Skimming cream? Is he In the dairy Vl'd wish that the shadows would faster ing the long winter months may have
nnd
dance
at
another
dinner
somewhere
or
during
'be teething per.oU.
other set of china.
business?’*
creep,
an excuse for milking his cows. The
“What’s peculiar about it?” asked thi
“Dairy nothing! He"« receiver for s Ynd long to go to thy quiet sleep,
Oregonian needs no expensive silos | other.’’
“What! Is she alive yet?”
Let no one say that the mlnil has no
customer.
bankrupt trust company.”
, Well were it then, if thine aching brow
to remind the cow of the good old
“No; again.”
power over the body. If It can cauia
------------------------- -
IVere ns free from sin and shame as now 1 summer time. Kale! A thousand
“The fact that we have forty other seti
such effeits as in the case taken from
Well for thee, if try lip could tell
jusr like it, together with anv number ol
blessings on the thousand-headed
Ortidiiul.
Y o u C a n G e t A lle n 's F o o t-C a se FR EE.
odd pieces, and expect to keep the patterr
\ tale like this, of a day spent well.
rik . how much more can It Influence
kale! It is making Oregon tjie
"Jones Is certululy original.”
W r it e A l l e n s . O lm s te d , L e R o y , N . Y „ f o r a the physical conditions of the now and
greatest dairy state in the union.
gjwnys in stock. Any piece that’s accident
“Why f
tr e e s a m p le o f A lle n 's F o o t-R u se . I t e u re s
’f
thine
open
hand
hath
relieved
distress,
ally broken can be replaced at half i
When grown under favorable con
w e a t in g , h o t s w o lle n , a c h in g fe e t. I t m a k e s here?
“Well, he's written a melodrama and If thy pity hath sprung to wretchedness, ditions kale will yield 40 tons per s new
o r t i g h t s h o e s e a s y . A c e r t a in c u r e fo r
day’s notice without saying a word to thi
“Y'ou look pale and thin. What’s go*
r ro w ln g n a ils a n d b u n io n s . A ll d r u g
He's done away with the "old mill’ and f thou hast forgiven the sore offense,
acre of green feed, and its chief value g c o is r ts n s s , e im
rest of the family about it."
l l it . 2 6 c . D o n ’ t a c c e p t a n y s u b s t it u te
you?”
the
’missing
papers'
and
the
‘hand-to-
is
as
a
soiling
crop
during
the
fall
\nd humbled thy heart with penitence;
t T “I'll
it,” said the customer.—Chi
’’Work! From morning till night,
hand encounter oa the cliff.’ ”—Detroit if nature’s voices have spoken to thee
and winter Splendid results are be
cago Tribune.
G e t t in g t lo s e to N a tu r e .
and only a one-hour rest.”
ing secured by feeding kale and vetch
free Press.
With her holy meanings eloquently;
“Wrigley, what ever became oi that
“How long have you been at It?”
hay to dairy cows, without any grain little Miss Goodsole?”
[f every creature hath won thy love,
THE D A IS?
“1 begin to-morrow.”
O r H U Pen.
From the creeping worm to the brooding or mill feed Dr. Withycombe, of the
FLY K ILLIR
"She turned sociologist and married a
Agricultural College, says that 15 tramp.”
destroys a ll the
Wealthy Stranger—Yes, I made my
dove;
flies and affords
C Wt. V ita *' l>anoo and orvona LMaeanoa p«rma-
pounds of vetch hay and 40 pounds
ff ne*er a sad, low-spoken word
"Why, I heard her say once that you C I IT
com fort to every money, every farthing of It, by my pen
I I 3 neatly cared by Dr. » -lno'« Grout Norve Ra.
hom e—in dining
■torer. Bend for FREE $2 00 tria l l*ott1o and troutine.
Youth—Ah, a novelist, or a drama Eiath plead with thy human heart un of kale a day is practica'.’v a balanced were her beau ideal of a man.”
room, sleei'in ti
ration for a dairy cow. Mr. W. L.
. room and every
heard ;
“Did you? Well, she passed me up Dr. U. U. Kliuo, Ld . »11 Arch bt.. Philadelphia, Pa.
i p lace w h ere filet list, maybe.
Then, when the night steals on, as now, Wilson, of Banks, Or., says: " f re for a hobo ideal of a man.”
a re troubleson e.
Wealthy
Stranger—Not
me.
I
used
T h e A r l I s l l e T e in p e n t m e n t .
ceived $207 from 14 cows in the month
C lean, n eat and
I t will bring relief to thine aching brow,
w ill n ot so il o i
to keep a sheep farm In New Zealand.
"Y’es,” said Mrs. Nurltch, “my so*
in ju re anythin«.
Vnd with joy and peace at the thought of December, and fed them nothing
N ut G ood F o rm .
Try thrim once and you will never he w ithout them .
but kale, turnips and vetch hay. The
If not kej> by ae a .crs, sent prepaid fo r 20c.
of rest.
“When shall 1 call again .with this menus to be an artist.”
man who feeds chop would have to
G a v e R e in to H e r T h o u tfh t*,
VABOLfi S0ME&8. 14» DeKalb Ave.. Brooklyn. M Y
“Indeed?”
replied
Mrs.
Ascum,
Thou wilt sink to sleep on thy mother’s make $257 to clear as much as I do bill, Mr. Atdup?”
"Looks a bit like rain, ma'am," ob-
"That's a very laudable ambition."
breast.
“I
think,
young
man,
as
a
concession
I have not had a speck of mill feed in
served the friendly milkman as hc I —N. I*. Willis.
“Y'es, he thinks It's Just cute to weal
to ths conventionalities, you’d better not
the barn all winter.”
handed in his morning pint.
an.T more until I hare returned at those (lowing black ties."—I’hlladek
Mr. Byron Hunter of Corvallis I
" It
indeed,’* replied the ready-
phla Press.
ha?, as assistant agriculturist of the 'iast on,
T011* calls.1
A R R A N G E TO ST O P AT
COUGHS AND THE NOSE.
witted housekeeper, with her gaze fixed
bureau of plant industry, U. S. depart- |____ ^
on the bottle.—Iioston Transcript
T H E C O R N E L IU S
ment of agriculture, made a special
lla n r
S tu b b o rn
t 'n a e s
D ue
PA RK AND A LD ER STS.
study of the forage crops of Western
_
T r o u b l e _______
I n X a . a l ________
K oeeae.
There ure people who have a stuh- i? r,fK,nr!' •
a nl'
Bulletin No. 91, pub- Eii 'iPslfc-HjlL .s&iA.
A N ew and M odern E u ro p e a n H otel, c a te r in g
p a r tic u la rly to S t a t e people. A refined p la c e fo r
n l l r .,T
n r n m n a m I w n cough which lasts for months and
E*P « ":
ladies v isitin g th e c ity , clo se to th e sh oppin g
rears and which the more rational I Agriculture,
A
.1 .. ; 1
has .fi.,’
the o.it-L'.V!!.-!"!
following to say
R a te s reason ab le. F r e e Bu s.
| :reatment Is unable to cure. This was | about kale which is timely:
N. K.. CLARKE, (late of Portland Hotel) M g'.
Purify These and You Will Be Safe the ease with a woman, of whom M. “Methods of Sow ing— For fall and
i
Lermozey, of Paris, recently reported winter use kale is usually sown in '
From Ccmtagion
'S-
«is observations to the Soclete Medi- [ drills on well prepared and drained
soil as soon after the 15th of March
DISINFECTING T H E ONLY P R EVEN TIVE
des Ilopltaux, and who coughed
For Infants and Children.
, ,
, for
, ! as the season will permit. This fur-
leven years without anyone being able njshes pUn„ for Ptranspinnlin(i in
T h o well known re lia b le
B o ra x , a S im p le , S a fe and S u re M eth od :o cause this Infirmity to disappear. j une anil j uly T h f !and used f()r
Sr yov,
Two tablespoonfuls of Borax in a JUtll one day, after an examination transplanting it well manured and
^ pailful of ■ hot'wrater
r poi
___ the | her nose, the ablation of polypi cur- | plowed two or three times between j
poured down
Root and Herb
grease-choked pipes of a sink, or flushed I srt lt suddenly and definitely.
the first of March and the first of j
ÍS S
through a disease-laden drain, cleanses
A cough with a nasal origin, there June. With the land in perfect tilth
and purities it, leaving it clean and
it
is
plowed
again
with
a
12-inch
plow
fore exists which may be more frequent
ALCOHOL 3 P E K CENT.
sweet.
about the first of June, and the young I
H a* made a life study of
roots and herbs, and in tn a i
Bed clothing and clothes used in a than one Is led to believe. It Is, M. kale plants dropped into every third
AVegi table Prcparaflon (nr As
Lermosey says, generally termed a furrow about two and a half to three |
’- • i s s W i n i V o 'l t e r i m ja
s ic lf r o o m c a n b e m a d e h y g ie n ic -a lly c le a n
similaiiit^ the FbodamlR’fiuti
Tul ren-edie«.
a n d s n o w y - w h i t e , i f w a s h e d i n a h o t nervous cough.
This term Is nt tho feet apart. This nlaces about one
I instile Sioatadts and Bowels ¿
N e M e rcu ry , P o is o n s o r D ru g s U s e d -M e C u r e s s o l u t i o n o f B o r a x w a t e r .
, ,
| same time an error In diagnosis and plant on every square yard. The roots
Mfjthout O p e ra tio n , o r W ith o u t th e Aid of a Knife
aer-5
Kitchen
and
eating
utensils,
used
dur-
,
.
,
....
I gu arantee* to Cure C atarrh . Asthma.
Lun«, .
of the plants are placed where the
A .tN t,,. Lung,
* . » -
‘ 1 ends to nn Insufficient treatment.
............*
- ,, possi-
o .~ 0
I n fa n ts /C hildren
Rheum atism . Nervon*net*«. Net
,v '
ervnu. iiehiirt.,
ing illness will
be kept from
all
ch. L iv er. Ki<iney T r o n l* le w :n lt * o .u a u u o o u ,
__—g
• --
—
The nasal cough occurs when two " ext furrow cover, them, leaving the
of f C contagion
Borax
used
when
o W eaknera and All P riv a te D iseases
b bility
ility o
O n ta g iO n i if
t B
o r a x i is
s U
S0 d W
hen !
1 tops uncovered. The p’ants that are
washing them. Pure as snow and harm morbid conditions are realized slmiil- plowed in during the day in this way
A SU R E CAN CER CURE
Prom otes Di^eslionflifftfu!
lu s t R e c e iv e d f r o m P e k in g . C h in a —S a f e , S u re less as salt, and because it can be used taneouely ; these
are an exaggerated are rolled in the evening of the same
n e ss and HeslXuntoins neidw
a n d R e lia b le .
for almost every domestic and medical lenslbility of the mucous membrane of day to pack the ground Two or
I F YOU A RE A F L IC T F D DON'T DELAY.
Opiimi.Morphme nor Mineral.
purpose, Borax must be considered the the nose and a local cause of Irritation. three cultivations are all that can
D EL A Y S A R E D A N tiER O C S.
one great household necessity.
N o t N a r c o t ic .
C O N S U L T A T IO N
l - k l 'i -
usually be given, for the plants will
This
local
excitant
may
be
either
hay
Local
agents
wanted.
W
rite
for
money
m
aking
plan
ff you cannot c a ll, w rite forsym p ton h lan k and c ir c a
soon touch in the row, if they do well
lar. In close 4 cen ts in stan> ps.
'ever
or
a
polypus
In
the
nose.
T H E C. (» E E WO CHIN I S E M E D IC IN E OO.
J h a ^ a r o lilD r S W a m s m
Any plants that fail to grow may he
n a i y p ru u u ce s som e o i m e m ru u g esc
1621-2 F ir st 8 t ., Cor. M orrison.
Portland, Oregon.
Nasal coughs have certain character- replaced by hand. Some growers
IbiìfÀ iii S eed *
»bacco in t h e world, a n d s h e m a k e s u se
Please M ention T h is Paper.
¡sties which may serve to render them j preft.r to p,ant thf , eed jn
and
j H x Sfrutti +
i f t h e crop herself.
Jh
cM feS Jtt-
recognizable. They are dry, convulsive, when the plants are large enough thin
stniseStxd ♦
progressive. Irresistible.
j them to one plant in a hill Others
S o I I la .
W S S S iu r»
What often deceive* ns to the cause put ka'e out just as cabbage is usually
Teacher—If a vehicle with two
H irm Serd-
flardkd Suoor •
wheels Is a bicycle ami one v 1th thre* i f these fits of coughing Is a bnnnl transplanted, instead of plowing it in
nLi-tywun Ftavrr.
transplant«« must be
wheels Is a tricycle, what Is one with ml-Jectlve Illusion. The sufferer from I J„h'
c .Ï - 0
1
■ determined by the size of the plants
only one wheel?
. nasal cough feels that It Is caused and the condition of the land If the
Apcrfert Remedv forCrnKllpa
Scholar—A wheelbarrow.—Illustrat 5y a pricking sensation in the larynx. | land is wet and subject to overflow
H on, Sour Sto modi.Dlarrliwa
3*2
L
ed Bits.
ind, on the contrary, notices no tickling the transplanting may be delayed tin
W orms .(onvulsions.Ffvcrish
!n the nose.
til during July If the land is well
ness and L o ss OF S leep .
O n ly T h e n .
A systematic examination of the ! drained and the plants are large
= ?>
“Little boy, do you ever swear?”
Facsimile Signaturr of
nasal fossae of all people who cough is, enough it may be done befnre the
"No, ma'am, ’ceptin’ when It's nec’sary
,
„
_
first
of
June. In
transplanting.
I CO V
therefore.
necssary
«“metline, a tnoU({h p,ants m ly b, left fnlPa staIfd
•nd I gotta do lt.”
large lesion Is found In them, floating on thf land where the seedlings are
“When Is it necessary to swear?"
N EW YO RK .
“Wen de empire calls ye out on twe polypi which Irritates the mucous mem- grown,
I Unlike the ordinary dried
S if- C 2
strikes an' a ball."
iirnne; sometimes the latter seems nor-
A man living at Maud wants to know
b eef — that sold in bulk—
aml,
but
at
eertuln
point*
cough-produc-
................ __ . . . . . . .
-
if he can irrigate his trees by means
Libby’s Peerless Dried Beef
ng zones nre ...........................
found which an;
revealed
0f
and barrels.
barrels.
She sat for an oil ivirfrnir «•
nt
"•
........
.......
oi a a water
water wagon
wagon and
Pro-
dld she not’ ’’
J} tW° comP,*meutary "'IP'S:
produc- fessor Thornber did not favor the plan,
com es in a sealed glass ja r
“Yen j ”ax was the a rtis t”
Ion of the cough by the Irritation of Btatjn(r;
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
THI OtNTA"* COMPANY. N(W TOUR CITY.
in which it is p ack ed the
“Hon'd it come out?"
**le *al<^ ri’nea’ suppression of the
“ This would be rather too complex.
..ca
,
.
,,
/
,
'
.
.
.
»ugh
hy
the
c<K-alnlzatlon
of
the
zones,
f
am
of
the
opinion
that
you
will
find
LkS
moment it is slioed into those
She sat for it but when she saw It The dtagnMlg of th^
„r,gln of a it too great an expense, considering
delicious thin w afers.
p ^ ^ 011
* n
°r L
Iloustoo wug[, consldemhly attenuates its prog- ; the vclue of a team and a man, to haul
this water during the summer.
The P N U
________________ ( nosts. This cough when not recognized
No. 34—OS
None of the rich natural
The telephone ha? not reached the point »ntlnue* alm.wt Indefinitely; when station would advise you to try and
T(!i;N writing to nil vcrtUerg pinate
of a domestic convenience in France. It recognised It gives wny almost always conserve this moisture by means of
| b v o r o r goodness e sca p es
limn* Ion thin |>ni»*r.
is but little nsed by the public generally, to n rational local treatment, and sotne- culture. This could be done with good
or dries ouL It re a c h e s you
lmes disappears with astonishing rap- | effect during the summer months.
have had considerable experience
dlty.
fresh and with all the nutri
Thanks are due to M. Dermozey for the state college campus in hauling
ment retained.
railing attention to the role, scarcely w ater; and have concluded, first that
I S O UR MOTTO
lusperted until now, by which the it is impracticable to place wat«r
Said an Employer: "Stick to quality.
around
the
tree
without
a
heavy
mulch
Libby’s Peerless Dried
mucous membrane o f the nose play* in
It will win out in the end.” We do
the persistence of certain coughs; nnd of straw ; second, that nothing much
is only on e o f a G re a t
appeal to the Well-Informed In every in case of need recourse will be had to less than a barrel of water for each
“stick to quality.” That ia the rcatou
h er o f high-grade, ready
walk of life and are essential to per 'he thernjieutioal means which this tree at each watering, should be given.
our graduate* are ao thorough and in
This will soak the ground up fairly
manent success and creditable stand- cnowledge Indicates, Purls Edition of
such demand. Investigate our claim* to
_ s e rve, pure food p ro d u cts
well, and in our case, I did not need to
ing. Accordingly, it is not claimed Vew Y’ork Herald,
superiority. Catalogue, business form*
water the trees on the campus more
are prepared in Libby’s
that Syrup of Figs and Elixir of
than twice during the summer.
I do
and penwork free. Call, phone or write,
I.nclc.
While Kitchen.
not know that it will be possible for
Senna Is the only remedy of known
•I suppose you wouldn't part with you to make"use' of a heavy mulch, but
Hall Portldnd, Or. l 'n r d u n r i ItiiN În rs it* C o l l e r a
value, but one of many reasons why
ia /
Toa»» rx
l/T fnrm
i - » to l hold
i • .■
.
?.
*x®*io«nl and D n y School for Oírla.
T e n th and M orrison, Portland. O re g o n
:h!s
dear
old
farm hf)inu>
house fn
for r anrthin«"
anything.' in order
st trr a package of any
the
water,
it
is
neces
It Is the best of personal and family
C a ta lo g u e o n R e q u e .L
A P A R M S T R O N G . L L . B .. PRINCIPAL
said
the
enthusiastic
girl.
sary to do so.
You can use rotted
o f th e se . *uch as O x T ongue,
laxatives Is the fact that lt cleanses,
"No,” answered Farmer Corntoseel, straw for this, or forest leaves. ” —
sweetens and relieves the Internal ”1 don’t ex;>ect to.”
Vienna Sausage. Pickles,
From the Washington State college,
organs on which lt acts without any
“You regard lt as a kind of mascot, Pullman. ________________
Ofeves, etc., and see how
debilitating after effects and without lon't you?”
A n A ffair o f H o n or.
delightfully dif
having to Increase the quantity from
"Well, the fellow that managed to
“Excuse me. ma'am,” said the edu
time to time.
sell It to my father wa* pretty lucky."
ferent they are
cated hobo, “but would you favor a
It set* pleasantly and naturally and -W ashington Star.__________
soldier In the groat army of the unem
f r om o t h e r s
truly as a laxative, and Its component
After the supper 1» over and the ployed with a square meal?”
B U S I N E S S COLLEGE
you hareeaten.
parts are known to and approved by lishes done, a woman removes her
I will,' replied the good woman, “tf
PORTL/BO. ORZOOR
physicians, as It is free from all Kitchen apron and sits down beside .vf,u don't mind earning a dollar by do-
BEHNKE-WALKER
STUDENTS SUCCEED. WHY?
Libby, McNeill*
objectlonable substances. To get It* ?er husband with an air that says. 1°* • few odd jobs about the premises
beneficial
effects
always
purchase
the
"Now,
tell
me
all
that
has
happened
this
afternoon.”
Libby. Chicago
They ora Trained tor burlnM . in • ba.ln M .-lik . way.
genuine—manufactured bv the Call- today."
“Pardon me, ma'am,” answered th * e.
Why not enroll hi a rowaubla et I mo ! th at b lacas all od Its arad u atM ?
fom la F ie Svrnn r « . ,
. ,
. h.t “but I am a man of honor and muat
L M. W A L K E R . Proa.
•el* by an
,1
s ' jH 7,
To0 D**1n't * *° Pr00<1 b*C* '" * ,Q f therefore decline to desert from th#
•ste oy all leading druggists.
ir* t e l; maybe it's dropsy
I army '’
ijers
WHEN YOU COME TO PORTLANO
SINKS AND DRAINS A FRE-
QUENT CAUSE OF TYPHOID
"w’
"
C. Gse Wo
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
CHINESE
DOCTOR
Bears the
Signature
of
li!
Food
Products
P eerS ess
I Dried B e e f
kil
mz
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
U
Truth
and Quality
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