I
You Get Spot Cash.
You Pay No Commission
Genuine Msple Sugar Scarce,
There are few people outside t h «
Farm ers and M erchants
maple sugar making districts, says •
Write us for our cash offer on your
writer
In
the
Country
Gentleman,,
whe
S h ip o s y o u r good choice p ro d u c e . W e w ill
Farm and Dairy Produce. If we
p a y fo r s a m e a a follow s:
really know what the genuine article
don’t handle it will refer you to re
.
V eal u n d e r 140 p o u n d s ......................1 2 H c po u n d
tastes like. The superior flavor thui
B lock H o y s .....................
10c p o u n d
liable buyer. p e a RSON-PAGE CO.
spoken of Is probably due In a deg.e«
N otts and Instructions from Agricultural Colleges and Experim ent Stations
F re s h C o u n try E g i a .......................... 2 0 c dozen
P o rtla n d , O reg o n .
L iv e H e n s ............................................................ 12c p o u n d
to
the
same
causes
that
make
straw
o
f
Oregon
and
W
ashington.
Specially
Suitable
to
Pacific
Coast
Conditions
L iv e S p r in g C h i c k e n s ... ........ . . . . . 1 5 c p o u n d
berries eaten off the vine and cberrlei
A d d re ss
FRANK L. SMITH MEAT CO.
consumed on the tree so delectably
YOUNG M EN A N D W OM EN W A N T E D to p ro -
“Fighting the Beef Trust"
GERMS ON THE FARM.
CAKE IS GOOD FOOD.
The writer quoted, however, puts some
p a r« f o r p o sitio n s a s te le g r a p h o p e r a to r s f o r
Portland, Oregon.
SIGHT OF CAT IN THE DARK of
n e a r-b y ra ilro a d s a n d C ity te le g r a p h c o m p an ies;
the blame for the poor flavor ol
e d p o sitio n s $65.00 to $90.00 m o n th ly ,
commercial maple sugar on the “wily Useful and Harmful [Bacteria Shown So Writes O. A. C. Professor In Jour g u a r a irs n te Work,
fine a d v a n c e m e n ts , e a sy to le a rn ,
Vhen Feline le In Search of Mouse wholesale dealer and mixer."
p
a
rtie
ti
c
u
la
r s _ fre
_ e . _ _ P _ act«
_ _ _ « T ____
‘-----
e le g _ ra p h * R ailw ay
to O. A. C. Summer Students.
nal of Homs Economics.
Where the Light 1« Dim Pupils
In s titu te , W a sh in g to n B u ild in g , S e a ttle , W a sh .
Why Deep 8treams Run Still.
of Eyes Open Wide.
Oregon Agricultural College, Cor
Oregon Agricultural College, Cor
Deep streams run still—and why?
T r y K ln rtn e E y e R e m e d y f o r R e d ,
W e a k , W a te r y E y e * a n d G r a n u l a t e d E yeU tla,
Not because there are no obstacles,
vallis — Germs which cause milk to vallis—That cake is a concentrated
S ec o n d -H a n d M achin
N o S m a r t i n g —J u s t E y e C o m f o r t.
ery bought* sold a n d
Some persons will tell you that cats
but because they altogether overflow
sour, bacteria which dispose of filth feed, the average slice containing
_ e x c h a n g e d : e n g in e s ,
:an
see
In
the
dark.
Now
nothing
can
these stones or rocks round which ths
boilers, saw m ills, e tc . T h e J . E . M a rtin Co.. 76 1 st
Would
That
This
Were
True.
and which aid in making the soil practically as much food value as one S U P o rtla n d . S en d fo r S to ck L is t a n d p rices.
shallow stream has to make Its noisy iee In the dark, but some animals can
The principal authors met and form more fertile, and microbes which and one-half glasses of milk, is the
cee with a great deal less light than
way.—William Smith.
ytbers, Just as some cameras will take ed a union for the sake of publishing cause disease were shown through a opinion of Prof. Ava B. Milam, of the
a picture with less light than others. a set of rules of writing. As a prelim powerful microscope to the students of domestic science department at the
You open or close the lens In a camera lnary, they agreed that after this n< the college summer session by Prof. Oregon Agricultural College, in the
a n D r W m . P f u n d e r ’ s . ¿ n
ro lls d ev e lo p ed , 10c, a n y
first of a series of scientific articles on
according to the amount of light, or hero would be permitted to flick thi
s ite .
L a r g e s t an d b e a t
ashes
from
his
cigarette
or
cigar.
Alsc
“
Factors
Affecting
the
Economic
and
s
h o p in N o r th w e s t.
Com
T.
D.
Beckwith.
rise you speed up the shutter or slow
p le te p ric e lia t o n re q u e s t.
that
no
heroine
shall
hereafter
burj
Dietetic
Value
of
Foods,”
in
the
cur
“
Some
people
still
believe
that
It.
down.
B e s t r e s u lts g u a r a n te e d .
ale, 1
The human eye does this automat her head In her hands or drop hei thunder showers are somehow related rent number of the Journal of Home
b e s t re m e d y f o r K id n e y s , L iv e r a n d B ow els.
I J A C O B S ISSF
“ When an article of diet
E r a d ic a te s P im p le s , E r u p t io n s a n d D is o rd e rs ically, as the pupil expands or con eyes to the floor. The full set of re to the souring of milk,’’ said Prof. Economics.
o f th e S k in .
P u rifie s th e B lood a n d g iv e s
strictions
will
be
announced
later.—
comes
into
as
general
use
as
has
cake,
P.-I. Build’g, Seattle
Beckwith.
“
They
are
not.
If
you
tracts
according
to
the
amount
of
light
T o n e , S tr e n g th a n d V ig o r to t h e e n tir e sy ste m .
put milk in a cold box, it will keep the factors affecting its economic and
lo which it Is exposed; but cats can Life.
and W „ „ ,
Unblocked
expand or contract the pupils of their R ed C rocs B all B lue, a ll b lu e , b e s t b lu in g value sweet from 24 to 48 hours, but if it dietetic value as well as its quality
The Last Dollar.
is in a warm room it will sour in 18 justify study,” says Miss Milam.
eyes at pleasure. Just as you open or In th e w h o le w o rld , m a k e s t h e la u n d re s s sm ile.
PA
N
A
M
AS
When a man has a dollar to spend shut the stops in the lens of your
“ There is a luck of definite knowl
hours.
There is some relation, not
WEAVE* TO « ( t i l l
Modem
Medical
Doctrines.
edge of these factors and inadequate
and knows where to get many more camera.
<\*n I>e w orn unblocked
At a conference on hospital soda] between thunder showers and the
by women. Blocked in
he blows It In heedlessly and then
itiiy nine, sh ap e o r style
When cats are not particularly anx service In New York city one of the souring of the milk, but between the means of controlling the conditons.
for men. Brim « S and 6
rails at its small buying capacity. To ious to see anything the pupils of
temperature and this change in the The purpose of the study was to show
inches.
Lltfht weight.
the effect of varying the kind and m b ii i p o a t p a i Q #n receip t
be sure a dollar Isn't much, but If It's their eyes become nothing but narrow speakers said that the hospital of the milk.
o f price. Money refu n d ed if n ot RntlBfactory. G e ts
future
must
keep
a
record
of
the
so
form
of
ingredients
on
the
quality,
vthe last a man has, and he knows not slits, like this:
“ The change is produced by the
d u rab le, etylieh h u t fo r th e h a lf of w hat It would ooat
eist
where
cial histories of all patients, Just as activity
m w
here
Addrma NEW MODE HAT OO.
Vhere in the world to get another, and
of germs.
We hold up our the cost, and the economic and dietetic f ou
euwdorffer. Prop.
:27 1-2 W ashln^ton^St.
I. H. IM
MeuwtdorfTer,
Pi
now
their
medical
histories
are
kept
Tw
enty years in P ortlund.
If he turns that coin over and over
hands in horror when we speak of value of cakes.
Rhubarb
and
soda,
said
another
speak
The work was carried out on
and thinks and plans bow to make ev
germs, microbes and bacteria. But
er, Illustrating the necessity for we owe our lives to many of these, typical whole egg and butter cake,
ery mill of every cent do Its utmost,
Inevitable Result.
psychological remedies for patients which are too small to be seen with one of a close grain and fine texture.
he will make It elastic enough to
“I
am
surprised
to hear that Dub-
had
In
one
case
proved
useless
as
Among
the
interseting
points
in
the
cover many needs, and then Is amaz
the naked eye.”
bleigh
has
broken
down,”
said Stubbs.
cure
for
Indigestion
until
the
sufferer,
ed at Its great purchasing power.—
Prof. Beckwith then showed through paper are the following: The cost of
a grlef-strlcken mother, was relieved the microscope some bacteria which cakes may be reduced, from the stand "He used to have a spf»ndld consti
New York Press.
tution.” "Yes,” said Wlggletrope, "but
from worry over an absent boy.
cause the souring of pailk, magnified point of time consumed in mixing, by he began amending It."—Harper’s
melting
as
well
as
creaming
the
fat
1,400,000
times.
When Your Eyes Need Care
Weekly.
The Modem Voice.
“ How large are they?” he contin used—a saving of half the time of
T r y M u r in e E y e R e m e d y . N o S m a r t i n g — F e e l s
"The
voice
what
is
eryin’
In
the
wil
mixing.
The
best
cakes
are
made
by
“ These particular ones are so
F i n e — A c ta Q u ic k ly . T r y i t f o r R e d , W e a k ,
derness this day an’ time Is advertis ued.
W a t e r y E y e s a n d G r a n u l a t e d E y e lid s . I l l u s
small that if you take 16,000 of them the use of the fine pastry flours, al
tr a te d B ook in e a c h P a c k a g e .
M u rin e la
ing
real
estate—stakin’
off
mansions
co m p o u n d ed by o u r O cu lists—Dot a “ P a te n t M ed
and put them so that they just touch, though good cakes may be made with
on earth; an’ if the voice is only Icud you
ic in e “ — b u t u sed in s u c c e s s fu l P h y s ic ia n s ’ P ra c
will have a line one inch long, bread flour. The high gluten content
tic e f o r m any y e a rs . Now d e d ic a te d to th e P u b -
enough
It's
sure
to
catch
the
crowd.'
lie a n d so ld by D ru g g ists S t 28c a n d 60c p e r B o ttle.
With
the naked eye, if you have good in bread flour is undesirable in cakes.
R esident and Day t> hool f o r G irls
M u rin e E y e B a lv e ln A se p tic T u b e s, 28c a n d 80c.
—Atlanta Constitution.
h a rg e of B ister, o f Ht. J o h c B ap tist (Episcopal)1
The form of sugar used greatly [ I c Oollsglats,
eyes, you can not see anything smaller
M urine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago
Academic and Slam sntary Departments. I
affects the quality of the cake with I
Haste. A rt, Elocution, Gymnasium.
§
M o th ers w ill fin d M is. W inslow*« B o o th ia * than one-two-hundredth of an inch.
I
F
o
r
catalo
g
nddroM T H E 8 I S T E R S U P E R I O R J
S
yru
p
th
e
b
e
e
t
rem
ed
y
to
u
se
fo
r
t
h
e
ir
ch
ild
«
,
u
Most germs are colorless; some, little effect on the cost Powdered
Since the Telephone.
Pupils at Ease.
O f f ir « JO. 8 t. H e le n a H a ll
l u r i n g th e te e t h in g p e rio d .
however, have a red, brown, blue or sugar is most easily and thoroughly
In 1876, the year In which Alexandei
mixed in the solid state. Cakes of as
But when a cat Is hunting a mouse
dirty cream color.
Graham Bell Invented the telephone^
The
Elevating
Touch.
good quality are obtained by using
Germs
are
alive.
Milk
sours
be
there were no skyscrapers, no trolley In a room where there Is very little
“Don’t you think music has a refin
Heart Controls Life.
cars, no electric lights, no gasoline light, or when the cat is being hunted ing Influence?" “It must have," re cause .it becomes highly populated water as by using milk, either whole
As the fountain from tbe hidden
engines, no self-binders, no bicycles by some bad boys and wants to see plied Miss Cayenne. “Some of the with little bits of microscopic plants or condensed. When water is used the
nor motor cars.—Magazine of Ameri every move the boys make. It opens popular songs contain language that It If you have typhoid fever you are cake costs one and one-half cents less spring, so Issues man’s life from ths
the pupils of Its eyes until they are
can History.
sick because you have become a great than when milk is used, but the food secret recesses of his heart. All that
would be Impossible to employ In any garden of disease plants, which, as value is also decreased.
Eggs are he Is and does Is generated there. All
perfectly round.
other way.”
they grow, give off a poison. It is to essential, serving as leavening agents that he will be and do will take Its rls«
Two Uses for Burmese Teas.
our advantage to have milk -cur prop and influencing the flavor, texture, there.—James Allen.
The tea grown in Burma is used
Simple Cure for Indigestion.
grain, and food value.
If fresh pow
erly and not too soon.
almost entirely for pickling. After
■When suffering from Indigestion
pr m B all B lu e w ill w a sh d o u b le aa m a n y
It is safe to say that an ordinary ders are used a fairly good cake may c lo R th ed e , C aa
ward It Is eaten as a condiment.
a n y o th a r b lu e . D o n ’t p u t y o u r m oney
drink
a
cup
of
hot
water,
and
at
once
human being voids 33,000,000,000,000 be made with desiccated eggs if the In to e n y o th e r.
V s.
He on the right side. This will pro (thirty-three million million) germs fresh ones are not available.
Reduc
mote the passage of the food from th* a day. Most of these come out by ing the amount of butter in the stand
Why, the Ideal
stomach to the Inte-tine.
way of the feces. Since a cow is so ard 3-cup flour recipe, from three-
"I’m surprised at your giving that
much larger an animal, how much fourths to half cup of butter, the food ■mall, hot bedroom I slept In to a
The Domestic Bourbons.
value is lowered but the quality seems
Borne men’s tdea of keeping abreast greater must be the number of germs improved. If the cakes are not eaten relative," sniffed her maiden aunt, as
of the times Is to stay home and read which it throws off each day. What warm, lard substitutes that are flesh she entered the breakfast room. “Yon
are?” answered Mrs. Randall. "Why,
the stories In the magazines when It do you think of the farmer who keeps may be used instead of butter.
^ -
auntlea, we’ve even given that room
rains on Sunday afternoons, and there his cow in a dark, muddy stable, wet,
to servanta.”—Life.
Isn’t any ball game.—Ohio State Jour dripping with manure, or in summer
How to Kill Cutworms.
time in the dry season allows it to ac
v ,/ • ,
-- i
nal.
______________
cumulate an armor of manure? Every
Oregon Agricultural College, Cor
anywhers. a t
■ •‘i n h
bit of the filth is full of germs, which, vallis—“ The poison bran mash is by DAISY FLY KILLER placed
Electrical Thief Catcher. *
tracts and k ills elk
fllss.
Moat, cl Ban,
A new electric thief catcher for if they get into the milk, will produce far the best treatment for cutworms,”
Pupils Open Wlds.
o rn a m e n ta l, conven
ie n t,
heap. Lasts
stores consists of a button concealed abnormal changes, some of them says A. L. Lovett, crop pest expert at
ol’ ••assn. Made r f
If you happen to be between the cat under the counter, which, when press breeding disease.”
the Oregon Agricultural college.
m etul. c a n ’t sp ill o r
tip
over; w ill n o t soil
and
the
light
you
will
see
a
peculiar
“
The
cutworms
usually
pass
the
win
o r In ju re «.uytning.
Sikeston, Mo. — “ For seven years I gleam In this wide open pupil, which ed, closes and locks all the doors and
ter
in
the
soil
as
partly
grown
harvae.
(In » ran teed effective
rings
a
bell.
FARM ACCOUNTING IMPORTANT
suffered everything. I was in bed for is the reflection of the light at the
Sold by dsaU rs o r
They are therefore present in the soil
6 «out p rep aid fo r $1.
-rra four or five days at a back of the cat’s eye.
in the spring at the time it is pre HAROLD SOMERo. 160 D eli a lb A re., Brooklyn. I . V.
Extremely
Difficult.
time every month,
It Is not often a man succeeds In Rural Business Management Helps to pared for planting.
and so weak I could
Make Farms Pay.
It is a very good practice to sow
hardly walk. I had LANGUAGE USED IN SPORTING living up to the impression his wife
Judgment of a Nation.
the
poison mash over the field a few
tries
to
make.—Chicago
Record-Her-
Oregon
Agricultural
College,
Cor
cramps, b ac k ach e
A nation should be judged, If we
days
before
the
crop
is
to
appear.
If
ild.
_______________
vallis—The fact that the U. S. De
and headache, and Many of Terms Is Our Inheritance
all green vegetation is removed, the can judge nations, not by Its wealth,
was so nervous and
From Middle Agea—Phraseology
A u t o m o b i l e E y e I n s u r a n c e n e e d e d a f t e r partment of Agriculture has estab cutworms will feed greedily on the or Its population, or Its military or na
E x p o s u re to S u n , W ind* e n d D u s t. M u rin e E ye
weak that I dreaded
Extended to Man.
lished an office of farm management mash, and the ground will be freed of val power, real or apparent, but It
R em ed y fre e ly a p p lie d A ffo rd s R e lia b le R elief.
to see anyone or
N o S m a r t in g - J u a t E y a C o m fo rt—T r y M u rin e.
and that the civil service commission them before the plants appear. If should be judged by the opportunity
have anyone move in Much of the language used In vart
gives men to make their lives—
recently held examinations to secure this is not done, then a small heap of It
the room. The doc nus sports Is our inheritance from the
Have Used Spare Time Well.
David Starr .Inrdnn.
the
mash
may
be
placed
about
the
men
eligible
for
appointment
as
assist
tors gave me medi middle' ages.
Different kinds ol On the question of how working
of the plants to be protected.
cine to ease me at beasts when In companies were distin people, on the whole, have spent the ants in farm cost accounting, is suffi base
Poultry should not have range over
tiose times, and said that I ought to guished by their own particular epi added hour or hours of freedom from cient indication of the growing realiz the
treated fields.
M EXIC A N
have an operation. I would not listen to thet, which was supposed to be In work, an author says that where cyn ation of the importance of better bus
The
mash is prepared by mixing
iness
methods
on
the
farm.
that, and when a friend of my husband’s some manner descriptive of the habits ics prophesied more drunken Idleness
If any further recognition of the 16 pounds of coarse bran with a pound
told him about Lydia E. Pinkham’s Veg of the animals. To use the wrong and rowdyism, fairer observers found
Paris green, half pound of salt, a
etable Compound and what it had done form of these words subjected the a kind of regeneration—no sudden fact were needed, it may be found in of
gallon of any cheap grade of syrup,
the
great
number
of
letters
requesting
for his wife, I was willing to take it. would-be sportsman to ridicule.
mellennlum, but wherever sufficient
on the subject which are and warm water enough to make a
Now I look the picture of health and feel
Many of these terms have passed ilme has elapsed an extraordinary ad information
received daily by Dean J. A. Bexell, heavy mash.”
like it, too. I can do all my own house away, but some of them are still i vance In physique and morals.
of the O. A. C. school of commerce,
work, work in the garden and entertain talned. This list from the middle ages
FOR CUTS AN D BURNS.
whose text book, “ Farm Accounting
company and enjoy them, and can walk Is still good usage today. A “pride’
Always Have Something to 8ay.
J e m ,, H. H u rley, M e rce r, U tah , w r ite ,l
and Business Methods,” is in use
as far as any ordinary woman, any day of lions, a ”lepe’’ of leopards, a "herd’
" I a m r a i l i n g p o u lt r y a n d a a I h a v e u sed I
Speak not at all. In any wise, til! throughout the United States and
y o u r L in im e n t w ith su ccess o n m y s e ir a n d
in the week. I wish I could talk to every of harts and of all sorts of deer, a
m y h o r* e, I w ill t r y i t o n p o u lt r y . I u u I
suffering woman and girl, and tell them "bevy” of roes, a "sloth” of bears, a you have somewhat to speak; care abroad. Men in Germany, England
th e L in im e n t f o r cu t* , b u r n , o r p a i n , o f a n y I
what Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable “singular" of boars, a "sounder" of wild not for the reward of your speaking and Australia have written him re
«>na a n d ,e < r o o d r e .u lt* . T h i , ia a g r e a t
but
simply
and
with
undivided
mind
g o ld m in in g r u m p , b u t fo r h e a lth y o u r Lin-
garding
it.
Compound has done for me.” —Mrs. swine, a "route” of wolves, a "harraa’
| In te n t i> n , g o o d a a t h , b e « t m in e In » c c a m p ."
for the truth of your speaking.—
‘No farmer has a reasonable excuse
D e m a B e t h u n e , Sikeston, Mo.
I 25c. 50c. » la bottle at Drug 4 G .n l ite ra . |
of horse*, a "ray” of colts, a "stud” of Carlyle. ______________
to offer for wasting valuable time and
Remember, the remedy which did this mares, a "pace" of asses, a “barren’
labor on crops which, because of cli
^was Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable of mules, a "team" of oxen, a "drove’
Learn t o Be Happy.
matic or economic conditions, can not
Genius simply Concentration.
vlompound.
of klne, a “flock” of sheep, a “trite” sf All men can learn to be happy; and yield
adequate returns,” said Mr.
If there be anything that can be
ttv J t has helped thousands of women who goats, a “skulk” of foxes, a “down” of the teaching of It Is easy. If you liv*
called genius, it consists chiefly In
j O l . ve been troubled with displacements, bares, a “nest” of rabbits, a "clowder’ among those who dally call blessing Bexell. “ Accurate records and ac
ability to give that attention to a sub
I \ ' flammation, ulceration, tumors, irreg- of cats, a "schrewdness” of apes and on life. Is shall not be long ere you counts are absolutely necessary in the
ject which keeps It steadily In the
will call blessing on yours.—Maeter management of every business enter
, —u lari ties, periodic pains, backache, that a "labor” of moles.
prise. No business can be successful
mind, till we have surveyed it acc»
bearing down feeling, indigestion, and Also, of animals when they retired linck.
in the long run unless its condition
rately on all sides.—Reid.
nervous prostration, after all other means to rest, a hart was said to be “b a r
can be determined at any time, and no
have failed. Why don’t you try it?
Ueelees Without Understanding.
bored,” a roebuck "bedded,” a here
"formed,” e rabbit “s e t” Two grey We may be In the universe as dogs conservative business man will fail to
hounds were called a "brace,” but two and cat* are In oar libraries, seeing prepare a financial statement at the
harriers were called a “couple." There the books and bearing tbe conversa end of his fiscal year. He must deter
waa alto a "mute” of hounds for a tion, but having no Inkling of ths mine how he stands, not only with
others, but with himself.
number, a "kennel” of rachea. a “lit meaning of It all.—William James.
’One object of keeping accounts is
ter” of whelps and a "cowardice” of
to assist in accumulating property.
curs.
Trouble Heiresses Have.
Another important object ia to record
W« Salate
This kind of descriptive phraseology
"We heiresses have many rivals for a continuous history of business trans
b ri d« e woi
was
not
confined
to
birds
and
beasts,
ert tow » p atro n a in
oar hands.” "Yes,” replied Miss
S . •loca G « é s m tr i a r n M io . « but was extended to the human spe Cayenne, “you must feel as If the actions for future guidance. Not only
s this profitable, but ft ia a source of
» w h sa p ia tra or cie« and their various propensities,
And you would li k e long
pathway of life were filled with pock- real pleasure and satisfaction to know
b ridga work ia e rd a r-
Wbrn it i'om<-( to negligee«, this one
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natures and callings.
etbook snatchers.”
hair?
Rich, heavy hairi
onr
standing
with
those
with
whom
o f «ilk < rep* nhoultl not hr overlooked.
■•tarCr»*». <5.
we deal as well as the profits and Its such a handy bit of cuxynea. for a
Beautiful,
luxuriant hair?
2aSnd(*TMU>4.
Model Husband.
C are of P ersia n G irls.
hurried »lip-on.
losses in our business enterprises.”
That is perfectly natural, and
Our Ideal of a model married man Is
“Great care Is taken that the Per
we are here to help you.
sian girls shall conform to the recog ene who wonld rather cut out a mid
Fun»*»
His Recommendation,
Reason for 8ea Burial.
nized standard of beauty, which re night supper than to miss working In
Ayer's Hair Vigor is a ¿-eat
A cook has been going around a sta
quires her to have a cypress waist, a ths garden before breakfast—Oalvse
Sea captains and sailors, from su aid to nature in producing
Ptat««
tion in the south of India with the fol perstition founded upon good sense, do
full-moon face, gazelle eyes and eye ton News.
P sm I om E it/t* * .
brows that meet," says a traveler.
lowing ‘character,’ and is somewhat not like to carry dead bodies aboard just the kind of hair you de
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surprised he is not engaged: “ Abdul their ships, burying at sea as soon aa sire. Do not he afraid to
Not a Lover of Music.
t fulljr r a a r a a t w d fo r f.fta a « ro a r* “Her eyes, brows and hair must be
black as night, her lips, cheeks and
“We’ve got s brand-new mahogany has been my cook for three months; It possible all who die. In old days one use i t No danger of its col
se Dental
gums as red aa blood, her skin and piano," said Mr. Cnmrox. "But nobody seems much longer. He leaves on ac dead body infected with disease might
P a in le s s D e n tis ts
teeth as whits as almonds, and her
count of ill health—my ill health.” — mean the death and destruction of all oring your hair. The ingre
FOTuua .n a back, limbs and fingers long. If these in your family can play It" "Yes, Christian Advocate.
men on the ship.
I n k
IA S .H S r .I L l u H n l k i
’-hat’s the best thing about I t”
dients are all given on each
conditions are naturally absent they
label, thus enabling your
H e r R e f o r m a t io n .
ire supplied, as far as possible, by
Two Parties Worth Watching.
For the Bride.
art Persian women are always paint-
doctor
to wisely advise you
Out
in
Reno
I
met
a
lady
who
told
Always keep yonr wits about you
A cynic «’'geests a long black vwfl
id, their eyes darkened with khol and as a suitable gift lor a bride who will me the uaed to mzrry ,uen she would when dealing with a man who doesn’t concerning its use. Consult
Ihslr Oncers stained with henna.“
Insist upon cooking hubby's meals bar- n 't invita to a musical« now.—Kansan talk. Likewise, beware of tbe
him freely. He
City Journal.
with a velvetv vole«.
self.
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L it t l e O n es
FARM
ORCHARD
Machinery
KODAK
U R eo oñ blooo purí FIER
SEVEN YEARS
OF MISERY
How Mrs. Bethune was Re
stored to Health by Lydia
E. Pinkham’s Vegeta
ble Compound.
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MUSTANG
LINIM ENT
FASHION HINTS
Painless Dentistry
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