Hoods
S a r s a p a r illa
CHICAGO APPLE SHOW GREAT
Spokane—“ Perhaps the most signifi-
eant resuit of the National Apple show
attnnri*^0 r.tCently' ' 8
widespread
h
acted t0 the «xnmcreial
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' T
° f Washington, Ore-
gon, Idaho, Montana and British Col-
umbia, said E. F . Cartier Van Disael,
hrst v,ce president and chairman of
the board of trustees of the National
it today in usual liquid form or Apple show, Inc., adding:
(hocolated tablets called 8 a r s a ta b s . nnhiThe.-
newspapers and class
publications in Chicago were liberal
m devoting space to the enterprise,
It’s Different in Life.
and taken in all it was the best ex
"In novels the virtuous hero always ploitation the apple ever had, next to
wadt s twenty years for the equally vir the story of its first appearance in the
tuous heroine; In real life neither Garden of Eden. Moreover, the peo
waits for the other more than iO min ple of the Mississippi valley country
utes, and sometimes not even that. If and the states to the east and south
there is anything more exciting going and north have a better acquaintance
on.’’—“Diana of Dreams,“ by Q. B. today with the apple districts in the
Burgin. __________________
Northwest than ever before.”
Mr. Van Dissel said that the Chi
«others win find M rs. W in s lo w 's Bootltlng
n ta r b< i t rem ed y to u se to« t h e i r ch ildren cago show was attended mostly by men
at the te e th in g p e rio d .
and women who have money to invest
or are looking for homes in this coun
H is P a rtin g S h o t.
try.
The fact that the exhibitors
I local m inister had had a serious
Were literally beseiged from morning
time In fighting the saloon element In
until night by eager inquirers, seeking
lui town and had not been backed up '
knowledge at first hand of the various
Cures all h u m o r s , c a t a r r h and
rheumatism, r e lie v e s t h a t tired
feeling, r e s to r e s t h e a p p e tite ,
cures p a le n e s s, n e rv o u s n e s s ,
builds up th e w h o le sy ste m .
ñr
K
cal
In his efforts by the members of his
0wn church. This with other trou
bles had led to his resignation, and
i announcing his departure at his
,rewell sermon he said: "I am going
i do something the devil has never
lone. 1 am going to leave C------
F ASHION HINTS
S h a k e In to T o u r S h o e s
it’s Foot-Ease, a pow der fo r th e fe e t. I t care*
ful, swollen, sm artin g , s w e a tin g fe e t. Makes
shoes easy. Sold b y a ll D ru g g is ts and Shoe
Wes. D on't a c c e p t an y s u b stitu te .
Sample
SEE. Address A . 8 . O lm sted. L e Roy, N . If.
i ue C lo th e s B ru sh .
Sometimes the useful clothes brush
the only unattractive thing on ml
ly's dressing table. The "pretties"
irer have good bristles, and the
iltln wooden handle can be made to
onlze with the room by covering
with flowered silk. Cover the raw
;es with galon.
Í
Roman Water-Mills.
Water-mills were used In the time
Julius Caesar. In Roman times
kies were condemned to the oorn-
111s, which were propelled by treads,
fterward cattle were used. In the
Ird and fourth centuries there were
i many as 300 catile-m llls In Rome.
FILL Y O U R O W N T E E T H ’
F IL L -O
llfyou have aching te eth or cav ities and you are
■hnervous for the dental ordeal, try Fill-O. the
T * dentist. A t d ru g g ists or by mail. 60c. '
FILO MFG CO. 351 Emin Bid«.. Seattle. Wash.
:r-Frank Drug Co., distributora for Oregon
T co ffeec ■
TEA SPICES
BAKING POWDER
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PORTLAND. ORE.'
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CHIROPRACTIC
¡Every city and town in th e U nited S ta te s is
|*»tlng for
DOCTORS
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|^h"opractic as tau g h t by us is suprem e and
rank and d ig n ity . I t is tau g h t
f the lines o f the philosophical and phytti-
*31 laws of n atu re and is easily under-
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A L L T H IS W O R K IS G U A R A N T E E D .
D on 't throw your money away. A dollar saved
i* t wodollnrx earned. Our original reliable Modena
Painless Methods and our p erfected ofhc* •quip-
men t aaves ub tim e and your money.
BOSTON D E N T IS T S . 5ch « H o r r i . * n , P * r t l a a d
Entrxnce 291 l \i Morrison, opposite Po« office and Meier A
Fra.ik. Established in Portland 10 years. Open evening#
until 8 and Kundava until 12 > 10. for people who work.
y s ' s h o e s . * 2 . o o , * 2 .6 0 a n d
T h e b e n e f it » o f f r e e h i d e » ,
w h ic h m n p ly p r i n c i p a l l y
t o c o / e lo a t h o r , a n d th o
r e d u c e d t a r i f f o n »e lm
l e a t h e r , n o w o n a h la m m e
to g iv e tin t w e a r o r m o r e
v a lu e f o r him m o n e y , b e t
t o r a n d l o n g e r w e a r in g
$ 3 , d 3 .S U A n d $ 4 » h o e »
th a n I c o u ld g iv o h im p r o -
v lo » to t h o ia r lf f r m v la lo n .
* 3 . 0 0 . B e s t in tmc w o r l d
I f I c o u ld t a k e y o u in to m y
!> ir*e fa c to r !« ’* a t l lr o c k t o n .
M u * *.. and §k<»w you how care
fu lly w . L. D ou flaa 8bo*a a c*
made, theRttperior workumnalliu
and the high grade butt hern need.
nti would then understand why
l« > lla rfo r D o lla r I <•uaruiit«>o
M y N lio ci to hold th eir nhupe.
look ami lit bettor and wear
longer than any o th e r $3.00, |3.6o
o r 9*i-(|D ahoe* you turn buy.
I)«» y ou reuilr.e t h a t m y ih o e « have been the *tam lard foroveriW
yean«; th a t I m ake r ml sell m<*re $3.00 f.J.r*) and $4.0n «ho«* tint
any other m an ufacturer In the United S ta te * ? t/nuilty o<>nnU.
It h > in k .'«* W. 1.. I ><<uglae thoea a honaehohi word et crvwliera. «.
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PORTLAND, CREG0M.
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CAUTION
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If your desleí camiot supply
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write
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PUTNAM
FADELESS
DYES
C olor m ore goods brig h ter anil faster co lo rs th a n a n y o th e r d y e. O n e 10c p a c k a g e co lo r» a llk , w o o l s r d cotton equally w e l l
and is guaranteed to g iv e penact lenulLs. A s k dealer, or w « w i l l aend postpaid at 10c » p a c k a g e . W f t c for trem booklet
h o w to dye, bleach and ttux co lo rs.______________________________________ M O N h O I D.YUO C O M P A N Y . U u ln cy , XL J noth.
diBtrictl in the four states and prov
ince, he added, may be taken as an in
dication that many will cast their lot
in the western country.
“ The carlot displays,” Mr. Van Dis-
sel continued, “ were viewed by thous
ands, who marveled at the color, size
and uniformity of the western apples,
which also held the interest of buyers
from all over America; but it is prob
able that the district exhibits were the
chief centers of attraction for those
with a few thousand dollars ts invest
in orchard lands.
“ Representatives of the districts
that entered displays were on the
ground with photographs, statistics
and conservative word pictures of the
exact state of things in the P "™ 10* '-
cal history of the valleys and bench
lands in Washington Oregon. Idaho
Montana and British Columbia. They
told their stones in a conv!!’5 ' " ' [ ^
and were ready to answer all queetions
as to climate and soils.
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“ No one is in a position to folJetel]
the extent of the influx of capital and
settlors into the Northwestern country
as a direct result of the apple show,
hut if only one of every hundred men
and women who evinced interest m
what this country offers to the home-
Rockv mountains, the value 01
PORTLAND’S
NEW INDUSTRY
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
INDORSES OUR COIN PAYING MACHINES
■ODEL NO. 1.
A WONDERFUL DEVICE f a .
Bank«. Storm, T hm trm and Railroad T tck-t
OfBcm. Com pan im with L a r a , Payrolls and
all n .i i — of Buainam w hrrr c h a n « , must ba
mad, quickly. You prew t h , keys for t h ,
amount dmired. turn t h , crank and t h , , s -
actunount ( th , m arhin, can not make a mia-
tak,l falls into your hand, a t t h , sa m , ti« *.
It R fG tSTfR S Off TMC IA P I at lop. m «ct
•mount paid. This dom away with a liatin«
machine, and tho aarricM of o n , or moro m m
in a bank. Thia machin* also makes ch a n « ,
for 11.00. 16.00. I10.S0 and .20.00. by touchilur
one key only.
THE PURPOSE OF INIS COMPART i, t h , manu-
facturin* and aallin« o f automatic ch a r y -,
siskin«, liatin«. addin«: coin-paytn« machine«
and devices of a similar nature.
WE OFFER FOR SALE a email bioek of stock for
factory and equ pment, in iota o f I ta 1000
.ta m e a t t i l each.
MOOC1 Na. t
THIS COMPANY WILL RETURN ANNUALLY $100 FOR EVERY $100 INVESTED
FORTUNES MADE BY GROmiLOOR INVESTORS
DfO ;nrested in
1100
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Butrou«hs Add'n« M achin, Co raturnml
National Cash Rmrwtar Co.
Undarwood T y p w rtta r Co.
M « * * n tte M r Lteotypo Oa
• < 1 .3 4 0
* 42^70
• M^2A
• 2XOOO
The Bttrrou«te Addin« Machina Ca la the «rat two y M n M u ram i
a mack drridend o f 1000 pm e o a t aaw p a n a « 7 pw «mit anauaily. or
f700aa « e h »10«.
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ROME DEALER OR
COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO.
Rich and plain is till:; over::.’
\vra;i t.f dark Line li: II: ! dll. It has
a la: ;e collar of darker blue velvet, as
well as a deep band around the hem,
edged with pointed fox.
The muff shows the larqe flat style,
now in vogue.
t y l r X
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fo rm u la with « o h b o tti*
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Show it to your
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dco* or
A»k him rbout It,
tlitu d j »« to **y
*3.00 *3.50 £t *4.00 S H O E S S°J30KIK
Never Break
Never Wear Out
U»m rm^mOnm
1 L t l f l l * ' » - - > -*ra R a a U l a *
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B o
Brilliant Tone
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im w . rw» «h r.s#
(«a ma * n«- * ß »
* a « m u t u n . ■**
Ayer’s Hair Vigor, new im
proved formula, will certainly
stop falling of the hair. Indeed,
we believe it will alw ays do this
unless there is some disturb
ance of the general health.
Then, a,constitutional medicine
may be necessary. Consult
your physician about this.
W. L. D O U GLA S
Fit any make oi phonograph or graphophone
aPPle i ^ r ^ / i e in the Northweri
i
their v.iue .
thousand-
MrrsanUm krr Iteotypo Company tesa paid «
IMA s««™ *»tm « (2XUL0C7O0.
p u b 'i r i t y r iR w p o to t »
grstifyinR
i J i o r e > o lte d jn
from many east
jr
• » s K r r ïa ü ®
n e ,l t ^ i ^ t h e e s t a b l i s h m e n t o f a r i r -
show, also th
rU tern cities. We
f0i* i" _ l ? P0! k » -^ with what was s e
,r e ,h’Ù
aid I look for a larfW and
fall of » » •
d irk U o d s -lJ M ta
Maternal Cate lUwM tar C a ap anr la 1 « « paid fu* mask dlrtdem d,
(6 0 M/O 0 K
Now m akia« IL O « R ew w «ra par m onth
H a r* mad
lodate raw M.OOO
STM Rtf ARCED ID PER COT DK. 7*. HID.
a finsne'AlHoss
^
fron ,
we e t ! * * * J *.™ ~ t was a highly
T"E NEW YORK DEMTI8T8
.
M inute
Indestructible Records
REASONAIli RATES
M ta é Ta* «8. «A»
l»R Won guarantied P erfect
i r : 1? - •» <*»*• m . Qa»-«f-<—
W1M -o*A “ F-
Few Forest Fire« In Saxony.
Although one fourth of the area of
Saxony Is wooded the kingdom seldom
has a serious forest Are because of the
vigilance of the foresters and rigid
laws for the prevention of sv"h fires.
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R eliable dentistry
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s*wFBw<o + 5* - U
fiMn. Im-tm
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F alling
The reason why Ayer’s Hair Vigor stops
Feminine Moode.
“Women will go far In certain falling hair is because it firstdestroyathe
germs which cause this trouble. After
moods, far beyond their own fears and this is done, nature soon briars about ■
nearer to the dictates of temper than full recovery, restoring the hair and
a man would dare. Let the stress be icalp to a perfectlv healthy condW««,
great enough, ar.d the kindest of them
will become as the most cruel, the
gentlest ns the actually criminal.”—
F ren o n p ro v erb .
"The Girl With the Red Hair,” by
If you have one true friend, think
H a p p in e s s in >j • . o n q u c s t.
Max Pemberton.
yourself happy.
If you have over om» yo-r inclina
tion, and not h'-on ov.-r cm* by it SORE E Y E S, weak, inflamed, red,
yon haye reason to — 'Vr rp Hmitus. watery and swollen eves, use PETT
A T R IP TO PO RTLAN D F R E E
IT ’S E Y E SALVE. All druggists or
CUT RATES IN
Howard Bros., BufTalo, N. Y.
PAINLESS DENTISTRY
P U B L IC L A N D S
P a in le ss E x tr a c tio n ........K re*
Merks on Mahogany.
Advice given on all m atters pertaining to Home
S ilv er K illin g *...................... SO*
stead. Desert I«and. Tim ber Claims. Minin*. Irri
Gold F illin g * ............................75*
White stains mode on a mahogany
gation. Etc. Appeals prepared: State your ease:
28 K. Gold C ro w n *...................*•
table by hot dishes may be removed
write for nformation.
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WW Porcelain Crow n* ...................$3
L . M oUr Quid C ro w n *................ 94
G R O V E R L A N G M A D E , Attorney
by nibbing In oil and afterward pour
w
Bridge W o rk , 2 2 K .O o ia ....9 »
Washington. D. C.
lng wine on the spot and rubbing dry
In la y F ill*. Pure G o ld .......... ft
Formerly LAW EX A M IN E R : Land Office. Wash
V ery N ice Rubber P l a t * . . . . f f
with
a
soft
cloth.
iugton, D. C.
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a .«lk about apples and apple
spread ta
to tj,e Spokane
...........a j» » ti »
If you are sickly and run]
down and very easily sub-j
jected to Co!ds, Grippe or I
Stomach Ills you cannot
take a better medicine I
than the B'tters. Thous
ands have already proven I
this; why not you today?!
. .
I Floor. Buchanan B id * .. Portland. O n .
FnO» ..Hi at T«A
n PfaM 13 Si -
S top s H a ir
Appeal Made Effective.
A certain Harford (Md.) farmer has
hit upon a mode of relief from tres
passing fowls belorglr.g to his neigh
bors. On one end of a thread four
Inches long he fastened a grain of
corn and ou the other end a tag In
scribed "Please keep me home.” These
were scattered where the trespassers
weie usually found, and a score or
more of bens carried home the appeal.
COLUMBIA
TRY MURINE EY E REMEDY
1 Red, Weak, W eary, W atery Eyes
indGranulatedEyelids. Murine Doesn’t
nart—Soothes Eye Pain. Druggists
kll Murine Eye Remedy, Liquid, 25c, |
$1.00. Murine E ye Salve in
leptic Tubes. 25c, $1.00. E ye Book»
Eye Advice F re e by Mail.
I llurine E ye R em ed y Co., C hicago.
Got Nothing From Legacy,,
The deacons of a Baptist chapel hi
flg'ltenham, England, got a shock
w\'n they heard the contents of the
will <if one of the chapel trustees, who
died In December, 1908. By a codicil
he left a hundred pounds to the chapel
for each deacon who attended his fu
neral. There were nine deacons, but
not one of them attended; so Instead
of the £900 by which the chapel
might have been the richer, the legacy
was void._________________
Thousands of Easterners Saw Dis-
Pl»y and Sought Information.
SEVERAL REW I
Isramiesta tedora
I wm be ready 1er dettmmy before N ot Ta
PORTLANU CtlAMHfR O f fO M M fR T f
Portland. O r . N o*. X IMO.
D aar S ir*— I b a r * th# pl*amir«J«i iM tifrin e ywu that a t a omet in *
o f the Rtmrd of T r
if t h , Portland Chambor of Cans
N o*, let. 1010. I was dir—elmi lo stata that the demonstrattan of your
aawanntie etea payin* m achin* aonrbtewd t h , T ru n s m of ite e s c i ,
te te ,, th at A n r e i r t i , it partert in «»are w ar. and th at a factory
for t h , a a a e i a r t e r * o f thaw arerhinre would t e an ummually da-
stra b i, industry for Portland.
I an., yours rrepartfoU r,
iHtgnadi
K C. i.U .T N C X te e rat ary.
V . 8 . Caabiar Co.
RADO * IR MM* BANK. PORTIAM O, OB.
A de r im of I b a ch a ra cter has tom , heon desired by the banks and
Is thorou«hly practleatd- I can readily eaa that with a atar hint re
p erfect re yours Is a t tRw- n rerent Urn, that tho natural re stâ t tea e f
the asar h ire wweld rettend« te m «nothin« a ta rt Mn«
U«Wired)
C. B . WOODWORTH.
1 . 1 B i i A pi
TIW SCATTLC MATIOWA» BANK
MOT tU jM U M
U. S ( r e h ir e Oa .
te a t t U. W a te.. D aam ate* I. IMO
P ir tls a d O r e ,
I h a re today bren r e bttareatad wtt a are o f the work pw fiam ail b*
«dU ty re a asateaaSeaJ reahtre.
Y ear« re a r ti *ty
R. Y AM I KMT Crehlre
Tere edf «ad ten d Cm
United States Cashier Co.
la c o ffo r a M
MANUFACTURERS OF
U n te r O reg on L a w «
IPWTfD rV A T M CASM CB CO.
TOB T M
are. «IvtaJ'tertteé^hlMr 7 ot «
» « w ith I a t e
CHANGE-lADNC COIN-PAYING MACHINES
Home Office, 70*-7-8-9 Lewis Building, Portland, Oregon
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