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in o u r N E W A N IM A T E D A D V E R T IS
ING SIGNS, put* you in to a m oney-m ak
ing buaineaa th a t can b e ru n in y o u r
ap are tim e. F ra m e hold* 10 d iffe ren t
card*. G et m erch an t* ’ ad*, a t $3 to $5
p e r w eek each, an d clea r $25 to $ 5 0
p e r w eek.
W rite Q U IC K N O W fo r
full detail* to,
Food Supply
MONDAY.
8pr«ad th« Meat Flavor.
For Health, Strength
and “Pep’
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The muscle-builder will keep you
“ fit” without the aid o f medicine.
Made of »elected whole wheat and
the choicest barley malt, it com
bine» all the elem ent necessary for
building muscle, nerve and vitality.
“ Force” is Nature'» food good
for everybody.
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H E R E ’S W H A T Y O U P A Y .
Kale»: 7 5c lo $ 1 . 5 0 p e r d a y : $ 2 . 5 0 to
F
$ 5 .0 0 p e r w e e k .
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W ashington, I). C.-—T h e new
0|>i*Mit«v Onirthou«***. 2 libirki* fro m INinfcifTli’e. F
Incotixr t a n s a ss^ s siil In thi;
F ir e P ro o f. H. I 1 s ta i O r«*|on K le r tr lc lisa s ci«jor.
F w ar rovtsnuo bill, Jolneil w ith
th« «‘lis tin g Income taxes, a re
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show n by n tre a su ry e x p e rt to
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M arried
F A nnual
Kin.
Incom e
M an's Tux M an's Tax
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1,000 %
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2,000
20
C o r n e r S i i t h » m i H o y t S ts .. P o r tU m J , O r a .
F
3.000
40
20
U>U II1MKH, Manoftr.
F
4,000
40
80
KATK8
7fir it> t2. H P K C IA L W ea k o r M o r th
F
5.000
80
120
e.ooo
F
130
170
HI0E8, P E L T S , C ASC ARA BARK. F
7,000
180
220
F
8.000
235
275
WOOL AND MOHAIR .
9,000
295
335
We «Hi HI r»u kni. wnti fir pncn ud ilippmi l i |i F
10,000
F
355
395
T h i H. f. N orton C o . u r ia n on.; sum*, w* ♦
11,000
425
465
♦
12.000
495
635
13,000
F
570
610
V m I, P ork, B««f,
14.000
F
650
690
P oultry, B u tter, F .||i
16.000
730
F
770
an d F arm P roduce.
F
16,000
870
830
I d lh a »)M K aH at.le K * * n iln « h o u a a w ltii a
F
17,000
930
970
w r i e l i» t IT. y*-om n( S q u a t— Ih-ollri«*. an d
F
18,000
1,030
1.070
I - a a a u ra d o f T O P M A R K E T I KK L i .
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19.000
1,130
1.170
F. M. CRONKHITE
20.000
-F
1,230
1.270
4 V 47 Front S tre e t
P o rtlan d. O r.ffin
21.000
1.360
F
1.400
22.000
F
1.490
1.530
23.000
F
1.620
1.C60
1.750
F
24.000
1.790
-F
26.000
1.860
1.920
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26.000
2,010
3.050
fur THANKSGIVING »m i C H R IST M A S
F
27,000
2.140
2.180
trw la . W rit# fo r t » r V * a , H h lp u» y o u r V a»I.
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28.000
2.270
2.310
l l o g R , P o u ltry , K » » s, l l u l r s » m l ( » s c a r » l» » rk .
2,440
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29,000
2,400
T u p p r l r t n » m l f a ir tr e a tm e n t.
F
2.530
2.670
30.000
CLF-ASBY-HANSON CO .
2.660
F
31,000
2,700
I I S FRONT S T .
PO RTLAN D. ORE F
32.000
2.790
2.830
F
33,000
2,920
2,960
F
34,000
3.050
3,090
A B S O R B I n e F
35,000
3.180
3,220
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3,310
3.350
m
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MASK M6.U.S.W. Off
37.000
3,440
3,480
will reduce in fla m e d , s w o lle n F
39.000
3.700
3.740
J o in ts . S p ra in s , l l r in sta . S o ft F
3.830
3,870
49,000
| H u n c h e s; l i r a i s Ito ils, P o ll -F
3.990
4,030
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E v i l , Q u i t to r . F is tu la a n d •F
42,000
4,160
•F
4,190
in f e c te d s t t r r s q u ic k ly
43.000
4,310
4.350
a s it i t a p o . i t i v s a n t i s e p t i c -F
44,000
-F
4,470
4.510
a n d g e rm ic id e .
P le a s a n t to
45.000
4.630
•F
4.670
u s p ; d o e » n o t M is te r or remore
46.000
the hair, and yen can «»rk the Lo far. -F
4.7 j 0
4.830
%Z 00 per botile. delivered.
47,000
4.950
•F
4,990
B o o k 7 M fr e e .
48.000
6,110
5.150
A M S O R R I N E . J R ..th e »»tl septic llatmem for manklfut. 4:
49,000
6.310
6.270
r f d u m PaiufuL, Swollrn Veto«. W rni. Strain* Brmaet; ■F
afopa pain an» lu flam mat ion. Price 11 00 pet bollir al -F
60,000
6,430
5,478
dealer* af deliterrd
W ill «ell you more II yo» write.
75.000
10,180
•F
10,220
Liberal Trial Bottle for IOC in tramp«.
16,430
100.000
16.470
ÏI. f. YOUNG. P.O.F., 403 Tampla St., Spdngtlald, Mitt. *
150.000
31.930
31,970
■F
260.000
69,930
69,970
-F
Granulated Eyelids, ■F
600.000
192,930
192,970
¡S ore Eve», Eye* Inflamed by ■F
1,000,000
475,430
475,470
I S u n , O u t l a i i J W in d <!i.i, kly
10,000,000 6,490,430 C,490,470
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TOUR L .I L J No Smart ¡B(, Jolt F.yeComfort
M arine Eye R e a l l y
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B a d P O d tfa W a v a r y w h e r a .
G o to N o r th w e s t’»
UrirwAt Ituf'ln«*» C o lle t« . H K 1 1 N K K -W A 1 .K K K .
P o r tla n d . O r» . A U co u r* * » . I ’o n itlo n a iiu»rant«MxJ.
W r ite fo r fr e e illu a t r a t n l c a ta lo g .
The Difference.
“ I don’t te e *o m uch difference be
tw een th e way Gladys d resses fo r th e
s tr e e t anti th e w ay she d re sse s to go
sw im m in ir,” rem ark ed Mr. Cum rox.
" B u t th e re is a gr«>at d iffe re n c e ," r e
plied his w ife. " T h e b a th in g su it has
to he made o f m a te ria l th a t w on’t
sh rin k or fa d e .” — W ashington S ta r.
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Kfirt-ad the m eat flavor over o th er
foods and so economize on the rpuintlty
of m eat conaum ed, says tiie U nited
SlnUai d ep artm en t of agriculture. Hero
Is one way to utilize left-over m eat by
«preadlng Its flavor.
P A R K A N IM A T E D SIGN^CO.,
1 9 4 jT h ird S tre e t,
P o rtlan d , O reg o n
P a t. A p p li«] For.
Meat Turnovers.
OF
OUTDOOR
LIFE
f'hop th e m eat. If the q u an tity on * VALUE
hand Is sm all, mix w ith It left over po-1
tato or rice. Season w ith suit, pepper, j Only Those Fam iliar W ith Freedom of
Wood« and Field« Enjoy Com
onion, etc. Place filling on circular
plete Happiness.
pieces of biscu it dough about the size
of a saucer. Fold over th e dough and
Too m any people are m erely on
crim p edges together. Bake for ubout
speaking term s with n atu re. Too m any
one-half h o u r In a hot oven.
A brown sau ce m ade from two table- a re u n fam iliar w ith the w onderful a d
spoonfuls o f flour brow ned In two vantage of outdoor. Too rnuuy cherish
T hey fo rget th a t
tuhlcHpoonfuls of b u tter, to which a h eated com forts.
cupful of w a te r or stock and a h alf th e ir an cesto rs did not know w h at a
teaspoonful of sa lt Is added, rnay be steam -h eated house m eant. I t Is tim e
to broaden our view s and to get closer
served over th e turnovers.
In touch w ith th e g reat health-giving
life of the open air.
TUESDAY.
T h ere died not long ago a n a tu ra l
ist, John Muir, who hud lived th e bet
Peanut 8oup.
A delicious arid nourishing soup may te r p a rt of his life w ith n a tu re . H e
fie m ade from skim milk and peanut loved th e m ountains and th e n a tu ra l
life of all outdoors.
H is existence
b u tte r as follow s:
w
as
a
happy
one.
H
e
died
am id th e
H eat one p in t of milk until luke
w arm . All tw o rounded tahlespoonfuls su rro undings of peace, happily, w ith
o f peanut b u tte r mixed to a smooth a contented h eart.
If Is only those who know th e fre e
p aste w ith a little of th e milk. S alt to
ta ste. T hicken w ith one teaspoonful dom of th e woods and th e health-giv
of b u tte r o r savory fa t mixed with one ; ing tonic of th e open a ir who really
tablespoonful of flour. Bring alm ost enjoy com plete happiness.
It Is reluted th a t u sickly m other,
to the boiling point and serve.
not a greut m any m onths ago, carried
a sickly baby to D octor Evans, who
W E D N E SD A Y.
looked the boy over and sm ilingly a d
vised th e w orried p aren t to tu rn her
Spread the Meat Flavor.
hoy
loose In the parks, “let him live In
Spread the m eat flavor and so econo
mize on the am ount of m eat consum ed. th e open a ir,” he advised, “It Is the
H ere Is a suggestion for m aking n de only m edicine th a t will do him any
licious dish fo r an Inexpensive s te a k .' good.”
T his sam e advice can he applied to
Mock Duck
day to th o u san d s of cases. On Incle
On a round steak cut thin, place n
m ent days It Is unw ise to expose one
stuffing of bread crum bs well sea
self. B ut when the sun shines and the
soned with chopped onions, h o tte r or
a ir Is keen and crisp, Is filled w ith the
o th er fnt, salt, pepper, and flavorings
germ s of life, one is extrem ely foolish
such as sage, celery seed, etc.. If de- j
not to ta k e ad v an tag e of it.
sired. Itoll th e steak nronnd the s tu f
If p a re n ts would only see th a t th e ir
fing nnd tie In several places w ith a
youngsters a re w arm ly clothed, th a t
string. If the stenk Is tough, steam o r *
th e ir shoes ure sound and th a t th e ir
stew the roll until ten d er before ro a s t
little legs a re well protected, and then
ing In the oven.
tu rn them out of doors and tel! them
If desired, th e roll mny be cooked In
to stay th ere, th ey would find th e ir
i casserole, In which ense* a cupful or I
d o cto rs’ bills grow ing less and the
more of w uter should he added.
h e a l t h of th e ir children grow ing b et
te r. T hey will also see a glow of
THURSDAY.
rosy health In th e young cheeks w hich
Is a certain indication of expanding
A Way to Utilize Stale Bread.
youth, of glow ing blood, of the creation
n e r e Is a way to utilize sta le bread
of good h e alth .—M emphis Com m ercial
*nd left-over m ilk :
Appeal.
j
F taste. Place a sm all q u a n tity of but- |
F ter, bacon fn t or o th er su itab le fa t !
F
F n a brond-bottom fry in g pnn. P ip .
F slices of sta le hrend Into th e egg and
-!• milk m ixture until they a re thoroughly I
F m oist nnd fry on both sides u n til n
F colden brow n. Serve hot w ith o r ;
F w ithout strup.
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F R ID A Y .
F
F
F
Making Greens Nutritious.
n e r e Is a w ay to add n u trim e n t to
greens, nnd a t the sam e tim e to vary
F the form In which this Im p o rtan t food
F Is served.
F
F
F
F F F F F F F F * F F F F F * F F
D r. P ie rc e ’s P ellets a re b e st fo r liver,
bowels and stom ach. One little Pellet
fo r a la x ativ e th ree for a cath a rtic .
Hurrah!
How’s This
Cincinnati authority says corns
dry up and lift out
with fingers.
Ouch ! ? 1 T 1 ! T h is kind of rough
talk will be h eard less 1 ere In tow n If
people tro u b led w ith co rn s will follow
th e sim ple advice of thla C incinnati
a u th o rity , who claim s th a t a few drops
of a dru g called freezone w hen applied
to a ten d er, ach in g co rn o r hardened
callous sto p s so ren ess a t once, and
aoon th e corn or callous d ries up and
lifts rig h t off w ith o u t pain.
H e say s freezone d ries Im m ediately
and n ev er Inflam es o r even Irrita te s
th e su rro u n d in g skin. A sm all b o ttle
of freezone w ill co st very little a t any
dru g sto re, b u t will p o sitively rem ove
ev ery h ard o r so ft corn o r callous
from o n e’B f e e t M illions of A m erican
wom en will w elcom e th is an nounce
m en t sin ce th e In au g u ratio n of th e
high heels. If yo u r d ru g g ist d o esn ’t
have freezone tell him to o rd e r a sm all
b o ttle for you.
To Remove the Mote.
W hen trav elin g one should alw ays
b ear In uilnd th a t cinders a re a p t to
find th e ir way Into the eyes. An eye
cup, a lotion fo r b ath in g and s few
flaxseed should be included In your
package. A boracic acid solution will
be found soothing fo r eyes th a t a re In
flamed from dust, wind or foreign m at
ter.
FOR PIMPLY FACES
Cutlcurs Is Best— Samples Free
Mail to Anyone Anywhere.
by
An easy, speed y w ay to rem ove
pim ples and b lackheads. S m ear th e
affected su rfaces w ith C u tic u ra O int
m ent. W ash off In five m in u tes w ith
C u ticu ra Soap and h o t w a te r, b a th in g
som e m in u tes.
R ep eat n ig h t and
m orning. No b e tte r to ile t prepar*-
tio n s e x is t
F re e sam p le each by m ail w ith
Book.
A d dress p o stcard , C uticura,
D e p t L, B oston.
Sold everyw here.
—Adv.
French Toast.
F
B eat up to g eth er one egg. one cupful
F if skim o r whole milk, nnd s a lt to
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For Forty Years Lydia E. Pinkham’s
Vegetable Compound has Relieved
the Sufferings of Women.
Cheese and Greens Roll.
Cook two q u nrts of spinach. Sw iss
rhnrd o r o th e r green. D rain nnd d ress
with one tnblespoonful of b u tte r. Chop
nnd ndd one cupful of grn ted cheese
nnd hrend crum bs enough to m nke a
m ix tu re sufficiently stiff to form Into a
roll. Place In oblong pnn and cook In
m odernte oven fo r 20 m inutes.
W hen cold the m ix tu re mny be
sliced In half-inch pieces and served on
lettu c e leaves with salad dressing.
If desired, leave th e m ix tu re m ore
m oist nnd bake In casserole or baking
dish and serv e hot.
P ersh in g Made G eneral.
W ashington, D, C .— W ith th e $10,-
000 m axim um insurance plan restore»]
as urged by th e ad m in istra tio n and
w ith an additional provision raisin g
M ajor G eneral P ershing, com m anding
th e A m erican forces in France, and
M ajor G eneral Bliss, ch ief o f staff, to
SATURDAY.
th e rank of G eneral, th e so ld ie rs’ and
sailors* insurance hill, c a rry in g an ap
Spread the Meat Flavor.
p ro p riatio n o f
$170,000,000,
was
Rprend th e m eat flavor nnd so econo
passed F rid ay n ig h t by th e se n a te by a m ize on th e am ount of m eat consum ed.
vote o f 71 to 0.
Ile re Is one wny to u tilize left-over
m eat by spreading Its flnvor:
>i Medieine
fer Xùemen
It hardly seems possible that there is a woman in this
country who continues to suffer without giving Lydia E.
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound a trial after all the evi
dence that is continually being published, proving beyond
contradiction that this grand old medicine has relieved
more suffering among women than any other medicine in
the world.
M rs. K ie so C ured A fte r S e v e n M on th ’s Illn e ss.
Aurora, 111.—“For seven long months I suffered
from a female trouble, with severe pains in my back
and sides until I became so weak 1 could hardly
walk from chair to chair, and got so nervous I
" I f G erm any is d efeated , th e k a ise r
would jump at the slightest noise. I was emir“ <
will he deprived of one hum an e x c u se .” WOMEN ON HATTLEFIELD
Meat and Bread-Crumb Cake*.
unfit to do my house work, I was giving up hope of
“ W hat iH t h a t "
To fo u r p a rts of chopped o r ground
ever being well, when my sister asked me to try
" He can ’t say it was all his w ife ’s
Wo h e a r m u c h tho se d a y s of w h a t th e m eat, add one p a rt soaked bread
Lydia E. Pinkham s Vegetable Compound. I took
f a u l t ." — Exchange.
winner) a r e do ing on th e battle-lin e, lto w crum bs, a sm all q u a n tity of chopped '
six bottles and today I am a healthy woman able to
few A m erican w om en a r e s t r o n g enough onion, nnd salt nnd p ep p er to taste. !
do my own housework. I wish every suffering
to go to th e f r o n t an d e n d u re th e h a r d
Mix nnd form Into sm all round cakes.
s h ip s of th e m en!
woman would try Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable
H elp Is offered, an d Is freely given to Brow n th e cakes In b u tte r o r o th er fnt,
Compound, and find out for herself how good
e v ery nervou s, delicate w om an , by Dr. tu rn in g them .
i t is.”—Mus. K a k i . A. K ieso , 590 North Ave., Aurora, 111.
P ie r c e 's F a v o r i te P rescrip tio n . R e m e m
R aw ground m eat mny be used. If
C ou ld H a rd ly G et O ff H er B e d .
b e r In g r e d ie n ts on label. In ta b l e t or *o. the pnn should he covered so th a t
liquid form. No alcohol.
Cincinnati.
Ohio.—“I
want you to know the good Lydia E. Pink
gren
to
r
h
eat
will
he
applied.
In “ fem ale c o m p la in t,” Ir reg u larity , or
ham’s Vegetable Compound has done for me. I was in such bad
w eak n ess, a n d In e v e ry e x h a u s t e d co nd i
By h tiy ln y d ire c t from oa a t w ho Iconic p r i m
health from female troubles that I could hardlv get off my bed. I
tion of th e fem ale sy stem , th e " P r e s c r i p
Oaala Made to Order.
and * a n Uic p lu m b er'* pm flto. W rit* u* to
tio n " seldom falls to b e n e fit or cure.
had been doctoring for a long time and my mother said,‘I want von
day yo u r need*. Wo will d m you o u r rock-
In th e d esert stre tc h betw een El
H earin g -d o w n pains. In te rn a l In f la m m a
to try Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound.* So I did, and it
bottom "d iro et-to -y o u " prleco. f. o b. roll or
tion a n d u lceration , w eak back, a n d k i n O entro and Yuma, down In th e so u th
boat. W c a rtn a lly » arc you from 10 to U pa*
has certainly made me a well woman. I am able to do my house work
d red a ilm e n ts a r e cured by it, a s k yo ur e a st corner of C alifornia, engineers
e m t All rnoda rn a ra n ta c d .
and am so happy as I never expected to go around the way I do again,
neig hbor. I t 's a m ar v e lo u s re m e d y for
N o rth went h e a d q u a rte r* for T/cadar W ater
n erv o u s a n d g e n e ra l debility, Insomnia, m ade a new oasis the o th e r day. They
and
I want others to know what Lydia E. H nkham s Vegetablo
Ryatam a and F u lla r A J oh naan F n rln a a .
o r In ability to sleep.
Compound has done for me.”—Mrs. J osie C opneu , 10C3 Harrison A ve,
W ri te Dr. P ierce, P re s id e n t of th e I n Just bored a hole In th e ground, and
ST A R K -D A V IS C O .
v alids’ Hotel, Buffalo, N. T , fo r co n fid e n up cam e the revivifying w aters. T hen
Fairmount, Cincinnati, Ohio. '
tial a d v lr e an d you will receive th e m e d i
«12 ThlrM S traat.
P ortlaad. O ra m «
• I f y o u w a n t speciul a d v ic e w r ite to L y d ia E . P in k h n m M edi
cal a t t e n t i o n of a specialist, w holly w i t h a few d ate seeds w ere dropped into
o u t fe«—no c h a r g e w h atev er.
th e soil, and a few vegetables planted,
c in e Co. (co n fid en tia l) L yn n , M uss. Y o u r le tte r w ill lie op en ed ,
Rend 10c for tr ia l pkg. " F a v o r i t e P r e and they will have an oasis m ade to
rea d a n d a n sw e r e d by a w o m a n a n d h e ld in s tr ic t con fid en ce. #
No. 4 1 , 1917.
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