The Forest Grove express. (Forest Grove, Or.) 1916-1918, June 08, 1916, Image 3

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Rose Festival Dates
June 7, 8, 9.
Special Hat«'» on A ll Itailrnads,
The
Feel
C om fo rtab le
“S C R U B B IN G C H A R I O T ” A D E V I C E
W O R T H C O P Y IN G .
Is T h e re
Not Only Savss • O rest Many Steps,
but the W ork Can Be Done W ith
Much More Ease and Com fort
— How to Make It.
After Eating?
H o te l O re go n
Cor. Broadw ay und S ta rk Street»
Announrea that itn n e n ia r m od­
erat« ratea will prevail. M ak e
reservations now.
V_______ _________ /
NAUSEA
HEARTBURN
INDIGESTION
DYSPEPSIA
By All Means—TRY
HELPS THE HOUSEWIFE
f
WE INVITE YOU
The Northwest Auto Company of Portland takes this means
of extending a personal ¡notation to all and every one
to make its Portland offices their headquarters during
Rose Festival Days, June 7th, 8th and 9th, and trusts
that this will result in meeting our old friends again and
making many new ones.
Northwest Auto Co.
fl*r»-p»re<l by th - U nlt-d fltstes D epart­
m ent of A griculture.)
One of the many labor-saving de­
P. W. VOGLER, Pres.
C. M. M ENZI ES, Salesmanager
vices made and demonstrated by the
Broadway at Couch St., Portland, Oregon.
farm women under the direction of the
F A R M E R S P R IM A R Y
F .I.E C T IO N
woman agents of the departm ent of
agriculture
In the Bouth, with the co­
If »vary can of eiwiun coming lnt/> I’orUami
.
count« « mi ft vnt**
operation of the state agricultural col­
HAZELWOOD CO., PORTLAND
leges, is the "scrubbing chariot.” This
1 « tlintiH *»y a iuf if** majority ii»«' brot
In Ori-tfon U> r* «*«*lvi* III»« product* o f th* fnrin
consists of a comfortable padded DR KORINEK S DISTEMPER REMEDY
jtffa r
Mftkr uft your n * «t nhlt<vn*nt o f ('renin, KttU".
U ft'iot.histtr to th* organ» of breathing and i* a won-
frame on rollers which enables the dvrful
Poultry Anil 1
it M r«u .
remedy for cough», colds, wire throat, catarrh
housewife, in wiping the floor, to do the and h*»*ve«.
HAZELW OOD CO. PORTLAND, OR
and wh*n fever ift present it remove* it
, ury to the animal.
ft
'iffl
scrubbing with more ease and com­ quickly a
fort and save a great many steps. It Dr. Korinek's Gall Powder
‘Xr
Jr
may be built at a very small cost, the it a! I*, »or* shoulder*, wire cut« and old ulcerated »ore*.
KIRK’S ARMY AND NAVY GOODS
material needed consisting of a %-lnch Dr. Korinek’s Absorbed Blister ^ n^ tu^.‘nt *
plank, 20 by 10 inches. 2 inch strips o f »bavins, rinir-bone*. nide-bones, lumpy-jaw !« cat­
3 rd a S tark S ts ., P ortland . O re .
STOMACH BITTERS for
enlarifem' r t* and prornotiwr the ripeniriif prorefl* of abce*M<;».
the sides, which should be 8 14 tle. bony
Any of the following remedies will quickly correct any of the ailment« for which they are
Full Line of Big Values at Low
1 1
■■
— inches long by 4 inches wide, and a
recommended-
COIJC CAPSULES.
DR. KORINEK'S WORM CAPSULES.
front piece of the same material 20 LR DR KORJNEK'S
Sheep in England.
Prices. SEND FOR OUR CATALOGUE
KORINEK'S KIDNEY CAPSULES.
DR KORINEK'S TONIC CAPSULES
DR
KORINEK'S
FEVER
CAPSULES.
DR. KORINEK'S PHYSIC CAPSULES.
In Oreut llritaln there Is one sheep 1
DR. KORINEK’S DIARRHOEA CAPSULES.
lamb for each 2.5 acres of the
Auk your dealer for Korinek's Remedie*. They ore iruarantecd. Or write direct to
HIDES, PELTS, CASCARA BARK, or
total area. In the 36 farm states in
K
O
R
1N EK R E M E D Y CO ., K e n to n S ta tio n , P o rtla n d , O reg o n
America there Is one sheep or lamb
WOOL AND MOHAIR.
Vi want «1 jou tin Write tar price* ml sti.pp.nx lift for each 31.8 acres.
T he H. F. N orton C o .
ora. Sairca. wa The British farm er handles his land
on an Intensive basis and feeds his
sheep on forage crop pastures. Such f
^ ¡1 •
V e a l, P o rk ,
pastures not only increase the fertility I
of
the
land
hut
also
free
the
sheep
j
Yotir nev t lot of Vwftl, ||n |i , Poultry. Mohftir.
\ h i n B e e f’ P o u ltr y ,
W ool. llacJe#, Pftltp. I lr .. to SC UM A l./. if you from many internal parasites contract
i
l l IS PI B u t t e r , Egg» &
1
•
Hn
i
n.r,
<
htN
•
through grazing upon permanent
Arrival. Market information, tar", etc . promptly ed
pastures.
In
particular
the
uso
of
a
Mr F a r m P r o d u c e
lllpytlMl. Heef hide«. W*VC lb.. c*lf «kill». J&r It»
A*U vowr netif htior to try un Want««!. 2L JO Vr*l succession of forage-crop pastures will
and llotfft. iuuu Itroiler» iu«l Hen« Write todny , prevent stomach worms, one of the
To th» Old R«li»ble Evtrdinsr house with a
By baying direct from us at wholesale prices
for tug«. mentionlnir thU
F. H. Schmal*
record of i i y e in of Square I>e»liiucs and be
and save the plumber’s profits. Write as to­
A ( o. I'aui-up capital llO.UJO. Portland. Ore. most prevalent und disastrous scourges
auured
of
day your needs. We will give you oar rock-
of young stock, and will enable the
bottom “direct-to-you” price», f. o. b. rail or
farm
er
to
m
arket
by
the
end
of
June
T
o
p
M
a
r
k
e
t
P
ric
e
s.
boat. We actually save you from 10 to 35 per
This Trade M ark Mean» or the first of July, when m arket |
cent. All good» guaranteed.
The fine«t Violin«. Mamlolln«, prices are usually the highest, the ]
Northwest headquarters for Leader Water
Guitar«.
|tftfi>*M and lianjo
System s and Fuller & Johnson Engine*.
Mitndoltn«. that ran lie made. iambs that were horn in the late win
F.
M.
CRONKHITE,
Marie In Orvgon o f (in-icon j ter or early spring.
STARK-DAVIS CO.
wood which 1« thefm rfttln !h r
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T JO ST E T T E R ’S
A
F arm ers, Ship
45-47 Front Sf..
PORTLAND, ORE
212 Third Street.
Portland. Oregon
inches long and 4 Inches wide. An
One of the best means of combat-1 ordinary soap box can be used for tfiis
ET7<. WvdMataft it .
PartloM. Ora ting the stomac h worm in sheep is to by cutting down the size to about 5
Glad Occasion.
have a plentiful supply of salt mixed Inches high and knocking out one side.
PU flUlU
nin the almost « h miraculous
with
a
suitable
quantity
of
a
reliable
l
f
.ili.in B .1 effi­
,1 ,
I f you cannot com*** to
The padding for the bottom of the "Rafferty," said Mr. Dolan, “what T I Y
Portland to yet your
worm
powder
where
the
wool
pro­
would
be
your
feelin’s
if
you
should
chariot
may
be
made
of
burlap.
Tack
cacy
*
and
harmlessness,
of
Antityphoid
Vaccination.
eya ■ fitte«!. I will »end
ducers can get at it at all times. Sait this around the inside of the chariot hear a man speaking with disrespect
Be vaccinated NOW by your physician, yen and
you my method o f te»l-
four family. It is more vital than bouse insurance.
is an essential element in the care of and place the whole thing on four roll­ of the American flag?"
ing ry e « hy mail.
N ‘ »t
Ask
physician, druggist, or send for “Hav*
a« desirable a« p é r im ­
sheep, as tt makes the food more j ers. Place a soap dish on one side “My feelings would be those of great you bad your
Typhoid?** telling of T yphoid Vaccine,
ai aervice but much
palatable
and
also
stim
ulates
the
di-!
results
from
use,
and danger from Typhoid Carriers.
I could think of nothin' more
lw*ttrr than going with*
and a little rack for the scrubbing delight.
gestlve system.
FHC CUT TCt LA BOB A TOBY, BC2W1TY, CAL
«nit irloMiWM n«ea|e«l or
joyous
than
the
pleasure
I
was
going
try in f to At foufitw .
brush on the opposite side. This con­ to take in giving him a licking.” — mOOUCAft» VACCIHE ft SCRUMS UNO» V. S. »OV. LiCCftSI
Outfit «enton application. STAPLES. th* Jew-
Only
Chance.
trivance,
it Is estimated, costs about Washington Star.
Hrr <Apt»* i«n, itto Mornaun «L. Portland. Orogon
“Your wife is e ating too much fluffy j 47 cents.
Granulated
Eyelids,
RESINOL SPEEDILY HEALS
stuff down town. She'll have to change
Eye»
inflamed
by expo-
Double Tread fu n d a r? Proof T ir a
ITCHING.
BURNING.
SKINS
Linoleum O ut of C arpet.
cure
to
Ssn,
Das)
and Wlo4
M ul« fr*»m .n u r ..M w n « I jw I lune her di« t."
’’Don't know how I’ll manage It, I Clean the carpet thoroughly, then i Usually resinol ointment, with res- M—
u Mond Nra TIKI-« W rit. u.
quickly
relieved
by
Msriaa
doc. unless I get the druggist to In­ turn It worn side down and tack. It inol soap, stops itching at once, quick­ r V r S tye Remedy. No Smarting,
ORKUON V 1 U .A N IZ 1 N G CO..
6SU W tuhlni^Um S t .
t'u rtlan d . Of». stall a mashed potato'sundae or a hash
ly and easily heals distressing cases of
just Eye Comfort. A t
be better to tack It right on the eczema,
mousse."—Louisville Courier Journal. will
rash, ringworm, tetter or Your Druggi»t*i 50c per Bottle. Nsrtae Eys
kitchen
floor
if
you
could
get
along
ilar tormenting skin or scalp erup­ Sslve in Tube« 2 5c. For Bsok tl I he Eye f reeask
Buty M other.
without the kitchen for a few days. sim
tions,
and clears away pimples, red­ Druggist« or Nsrioe Eye Remedy C ,., Chicago
"Please, Mra. Hhea," said the llttl** ;
Otherwise, tack on some floor that ness, roughness,
and dandruff, when
K i r i from th«1 house next door, "m other ,
will
not
have
to
be
used
every
day.
other
treatm
ents
have
proven useless.
Kay« would you bo kind enough to
Then put on a coat of any good floor Physicians have prescribed resinol
W atchful W aiting.
com« ovor and take care of baby for
for
twenty
years,
while
thousands
paint,
let
dry
thoroughly,
finish
with
Tommy
had a cold in his head,
a little while?"
whose skins have been healed say, which confined
a coat of good linoleum varnish. This "W
to the house, so
“Why, certainly,” replied Mrs. Shea.
hat resinol did for us It will do for he was allowed him
will give you a floor covering that will you.”
to
invite
his young
"Is your mother ill?”
Try It! All druggists sell res- friend, Jack, to tea.
be
very
easy
on
your
feet,
and
im­
"No’m. but she's writlnK a paper on
!
inol
soap
and
resinol
ointment.
—
Adv.
__________________
Afterward the two small boys com­
'The Proper Care of Infants,’ and she's
pervious to water so long aB the paint
menced playing hide-and-seek, and
afraid she won't be able to Ret It done
lasts.
And
the
worn
spots
can
be
re­
Look
Closer,
John.
Tommy rushed into the dining room
in time to read before the Mothers' IN BED MOST OF TIME painted as needed. This will, of
asked his father to conceal him.
Teacher
(in
the
rhetoric
class)
—
Club tomorrow afternoon."—St. Louis
course, give a paint color. After the Johnny, give a sentence with 'scene' and
This
his father did, behind a big arm ­
(llobe-I)emocrat.
paint and varnish have thoroughly in iL
chair.
Her
Health
Restored
by
Lydia
dried the carpet can be rolled very Johnny — An’ I seen her on his lap.
Presently in came Jack, and instead
How the Situation Developed.
E.
Pinkham's
Vegetable
carefully
and
loosely
to
move
It
to
the
of
beginning his search, calmly threw
Teacher
—
No,
Johnny,
that's
not
"I understand you are now one c
kitchen, but the best way is to paint ¡right; now can you tell me what is himself down on the rug before the
Compound.
the officials of Crimson Gulch."
fire.
It right in the kitchen b o that It will wrong?
"Yep," replied Flronco Hob. "I coi
"Come, Jack.” said Tommy's father,
Johnny
—
Well,
perhaps
she
wasn’t.
not
have
to
bo
moved,
for
the
rolling
In on the prohibition ticket."
"aren’t
you going to look?”
It
was
sort
of
dark
and
how
was
I
to
"And how is prohibition working Indianapolis, Indiana. — " My health is liable to crack the paint and so know? — Purple Cow.
"No fear,” was the small boy's calm
was so poor and my constitution so run make It less impervious to water.—
out?"
retort. “I’m waiting till he sniffs!”—
"Fin®. We've got it fixed now so |
down th at I could Ohio Farmer.
Shake In to Y our S h o es
London Answers.
that nobody hut the particular friends '
not
work.
I
was
AUfn's Foot-Ease, a powder for the feet. It cure«
of us authorities can buy or B e l l a I
painful, awotlen, smarting, sw eating feet. Make*
thin, pale and weak, '
Slackers.
Veal in a Mold.
ahoee easy. Solti by mil D ruggists and Shoa
drop.”—W ashington Star.
British Foreman Compositor—Three
w e ig h e d but 109 J This is a dish ' ’ at can be prepared new
Store«. Don't accept any substitute. Sarr.pl*
pounds and was in the day before and can be served cold FREE. Atidrees A. S. Olmsted. Le Roy. N . Y. more of my men have enlisted this
W rong Suit.
morning.
b
e d m o s t o f the 1 for the next day's luncheon or din­
"nut.” she declared, "you’re a Jr.ck |
Did He Go?
Editor—Ah! A wave of patriotism,
time.
I
began
tak­
of ail trades.”
ner. Boil a knuckle of veal until ten­ Johnson — I wonder If Mr. Jones I suppose?
ing Lydia E. Pink- der.
"Thou art the queen of my heart,”
Pour on the water In which It i meant anything personal by giving me Foreman Compositor — Well! Per­
ham 's V e g e ta b le was boiled
he reminded her, "and the queen takes
haps that's the way to put it, but they
mince the veal. Add a ticket to a lecture on "Fools"?
Compound and five the minced and
tiir Jack.”
Jackson
— Why ?
they would rather be shot than
veal
to
the
Juice
and
pour
Refusing, however, to be Impressed
m o n t h s l a t e r I In a mold. Add thin slices of hard- Johnson — Because the ticket says, say
set
any
more of your copy!—Passing
with this argument, the maid Insisted
weighed 133 pounds. boiled egg and place In a codl place, “Admit One.” — Christian Herald.
Show.
on a new deal.—Judge.
I do all the house­ and when cold place on the Ice. Serve
A Mean Rem ark.
Pome.
work
and
washing
for
eleven and 1 can on a platter garnished with parsley.
A Fitting Fine.
Bryan
threatens
to
bolt.—Newspaper
The
days
are
growing longer,
truthfully
say
Lydia
E.
Pinkhani's
Veg­
"There's a hard m agistrate In that etable Compound has been a godsend
headline.
In
steady
little
spurts;
court."
D
ainty
Eggs
and
Bacon.
Every
bolt
has
its
nut.—New
York
The
days
are
growing
longer.
to
me
for
I
would
have
been
in
my
grave
"W hat did » • do?"
Butter a baking dish or platter, or Sun.
But not the ladies' skirts.
"A couplo brought before him were today but for i t I would tell all wo­ Individual
dishes. Break each
accused of spooning in the park, and men suffering as I was to try your valu­ egg into a ramekin
cup and drop into baking
he nada than fork ovar.” Baltimore able remedy.’’-M rs . W m . G , 332 dish, sprinkle
with salt aiul pepper, B a c k a c h e ?
American.
S. Addison Street, Indianapolis, Indiana. bake in a moderate
R un D ow n?
oven for five min­
There
is
hardly
a
neighborhood
in
this
,
Force otfH ab it.
utes
for
soft-cooked,
and
ten
minutes
wherein some woman has not
"W hy did you gcC up and give that country,
hard cooked.
•
found health by using this good old- for Lay
lady your seat?"
thin
slices
of
bacon
on
a hiss­
"Well, ma'am, ever since I was a fashioned root nnd herb remedy.
ing
hot
frying
pan.
When
transpar­
If
there
is
anything
about
which
you
hoy it scares me to see a woman with
turn. When dry and crisp, drain When run-down after a hard winter kinds of distressing conditions. An
would like special advice, w rite to the ent,
a strap in her hand."— Burr.
dry on brown paper. If you have —when
Lydia E. rinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, and
life indoors has brought about antidote for this uric acid poison is to
tho time place thin slices on broiler a stagnant
condition in the circulation take hot water before meals and "An-
Mass.
and cook over dripping pan in hot —most Gveryone
is filled with uric uric.” Ask your druggist for Doctor
oven.—Dallas News.
T r y C h ir o p r a c t ic
acid—especially is this so of people Pierce's Anuric, o r send Doctor
past middle age. This uric acid in the Pierce's Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical
If yon hav* tried other method», mode», cult»
blood often causes rheumatism, lum­ Institute in Buffalo, N. Y., a dollar bill
To Clean Oven Shelves.
C.
Gee
Wo
or »y»tem« of healing And have not received relief,
you have tried the wrong; thin*. Chiropractor*
Oven shelves should be regularly re­ bago. swelling of hands or feet, or a for a full treatm ent, or ten cents for
Stire**ftfitl Horn«
have l>een aucceaaful in rem oving the enuaea of
condition under the eyes. a trial package.
moved
from tho oven or gas stove and bag-like
Kerned
¡«M
diaeaee where other metho«!* failed. If you are .
Backache,
frequent urination or the “Anuric” is a recent scientific dis­
scraped
with
an
old
blunt
knife.
Rub
aiek or ailinir. have a trouble of long »tandimr. I
Hi» ftucrrnnful herb­
pains
and
stiffness
of the joints are covery by Dr. Pierce. "Anuric” drives
will be pl« n»ed to consult and giv* you a npinal |
al remedies cur* all them with paper and wash thoroughly
anulyni*. which coat« you nothing.
kind* of ailment« of with fairly hot, strong soda water be­ also often noticed. Dr. Pierce says the uric acid out of your body. It is
th at everyone should have a good a uric acid solvent so effective that it
men and women w ith­
out operation. u*ed fore they are put back into the oven sweat every day—should drink plenty eliminates these poisons, cleanses the
DR. H. L. CHANDLER
from the wonderful
of pure water and exercise in the open system, allows your over worked kid­
Chino*« herb*, root*, or stove to dry.
!>02-3-4 Broadway Bldg., Portland, Ore. bud« an*l vegetable*, which
air as much as possible. This helps neys to resume their normal functions,
are unknown to
th* medical »cianco of thia country.
to throw out the poisonous uric acid and just a few days' treatm ent with
Co-Operation.
Writ« for blank and circular*. Send »tamp.
the skin and the “water.” But "Anuric” will convince you because It
"Co-operation” is a term used to thru
P. N. U.
No. 23. 1918
CONSULTATION KKKH Addr*a*
for such persons as are past middle brings lasting relief to your painful,
shield
and
clothe
a
host
of
fake
Th« C. 162Vt
Gee Finit
Wo Chinese
Medicine Co. schemes. This is nothing to the dis­ ige it’s often impossible to do this aching
rheum atic joints—no more
St.. Portland. O ra
*nd lime salts are deposited In the backache or dizzy spells. Try it now
! vyH K N w ritlnr to m I t v O mt *. » b u «
Mention
Paper.
credit
of
co-operation;
the
faker
never
I " « M this IMtMT. _____________
arteries, veins and joints, causing all and be convinced!
copies a poor or a foolish plan.
world. Ka*l violin» made into ;
food one«. W rite for lllufttrat- ,
mi circular« and detail» to
TH E CO U LTER CO .
Salt to the Sheep.
S
WIFE TOO ILL
TO WORK
reen
Tired? Clean the Kidneys
with Hot Water and “Anurie”