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About The Forest Grove express. (Forest Grove, Or.) 1916-1918 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1918)
New Houston Hotel HUth and Everett HU., I’ortUml. Or*. Kuur blocks from Union I»«i*ol. Two lilorka from Now I “us Indir*. Modern an i fireproof. Over IUU ouUide nanna. Itataw Vie to IIÍ.UJ, CHAN. Ü. HOI-KINS. Manager. Hotel Rowland i j,i Maimed Soldiers of France Are Trained in New Work. s l School« Established to Enable Farm er« to Take Up Their Old Or»« liw»nlr**il un«l slatyflvo Kuntnii, «11 Molurn lriii»rovf-iiiriit« frtnt phonrat on vrymry floor. R a le n m RUN AUTO PLOWS 1 4 mm L The Q uality Goe£ C le a r Through Profession Again. 75c to $1.50 per day: $2.50 to $5.00 per week. What I h called a "Motor Culturn” school haa burn t-«lalillMlicd at Cha- ptdlt- Saint Luc, Ju«t <» u I m I< 1«> o f Troye». It InnuKurutoH a new era In French ag riculture. ' Fifty army nun«-« of the older Artt made from your OLD CAR- claxHt-N arc there, teaching fnalnit-d «<»1- PETS. Rag Bug« woven Mil «¡zca. dlcr« to rim automobile plows and oth M hi I order« receive prompt and care er traction ImpU-tncnta o f every sort. ful attention. Send for booklet. In four ert-wa the pupil«, In turn, NORTHWEST RUG CO. drlvo tin- tractors In the field, learn K. Hth and Taylor SU. I'oitUnd, Or. repair work at (lit; f o r g e and the prin ciple of the motor In a «crli-g of lec ture«. A n noon mn they ure able to "1 repulr a broken part a« well a « drive a motor efficiently, they ure placed at • he dl«poHul of the uiechaulcul culti - AND vating commission and aNHlgned to uni» o f the farming centers thut has been provided with motor Implements NOW IN DEMAND for the common use of the farm er« of tin- neighborhood. Tnk* (hr »hurt rtil to un«! rise« (h r tlicUi'honn. IVmltWin* *mrtir«<J wh«-n T ill« 1« only one o f u number of rumiMrUnt. Th«only achuil tn the North* Mmllnr «chools in France. At Ondes, wntl rn-oiiurK'iulnil by Uio IMdaphuna Co. Bordeaux, Grenoble, Grlgnon and SHERLOCK'S RAILROAD RllilNC AND Noisy le Grand, ul«o, maimed farm DICTAPHONE SCHOOL er« and furm laborers who comprise Worcester Bldg., Portland, Or. <K> per cent o f the total o f ««»Idlers who have «uffcr«-d umputatlon are being re trained for the new method of furiu- lug. Wo Pay the The purpose 1« to prepare the mu Highest Market Prices tilated soldiers to take up their old professions. If |H»««lble, or another If physlctil (ll«al>lllty prevents. The experience «*f the sch«x>l at f'lmpelle Saint I.uc tends to «bow that the in«* of to«il« appropriate to work Guarantee quick returns; charge • hat Interests the patient 1« fur more no commiaaion. Make trial shipment effective In relieving and curing and get the moat for your FURS. anklyoMl«, due to wounds, than uny of • ho special mechanical uppllancea. Many a inecbanlc who dreamed of «•»»untry life before the war Is limber 191 B in d .)* . BOKTUND. ORE. ing up til« muscles In l«-arnlng to bandit* farm Implements; on the other hand, many a farmer who had lost Interest In Ids culling I h losing the stiffness o f his Joints by the manipu lation «»f tools of the cabinet maker und mechanic. Bnsketinaklng 1« a favorite trade I Will iruarantr-r you lof» markat |>rirm at all time« adopted on the « «Ige <»f the ( ’hnnipngn«' i for your Vrai. 11«uri. Poultry, Kiev*. IJuttrr. Il i le*. wine country, where the great demand ! Kir. If you hav« not ihl(>|Mal U» u*. try un. f«»r champagne baskets keeps these I 113 Front, P O R T L A N D , O R . war apprentices busy. Locksmiths. ( tlnsiiiltlni, liorseslKM-rs. blackMinUtis | and shoemakers also are turned out I by these establishments. Veal, Pork, Beef, Poultry, Butter, Egga and Farm Produce. May Give Language to World. M OpiMjnit* CnurthciUM, 2 block* from I'utilo ?>«, Kir« I'roof. H. I* «nil Or«'gmi Klectrtc (>« mn »1» or. BEAUTIFUL RUGS T Y P IS T S DICTAPHONE OPERATORS You will like your Dort for its eager ness to do things your way—for its power—flexibility—simplicity. Five-Passonfcer Touring Car Threc-Puisen^er Heur de lys Roadster You will like it for its reasonable first and a fte r co st—&ood appearance, thorough comfort and reliable perform ance—for the full value it delivers. Own a Dort and cut down unproductive time—keep healthy—bright—lively— efficient — the times demand your best. Sedan, $1095 Sedunet, $045 R| NORTHWEST AUTO CO. F A C TO R Y DISTRIBUTORS F. W. VOGLER, President. C. M. MENZIES, Manager Northwest Auto Co., Portland, Oregon. RAW FURS Gentlemen: ('lease send me Dort specifications and descriptive literature . N. M. UNGAR CO., THE VOGEL PRODUCE CO. SHIP £ to the Old Kellahl. Eventing houen with a record of 4ft years of Square iMallng*. and baaaaurwl of T O P M A R K F I PRICES. Our language bus been modIHed by tin- multiplicity of tongues o f those F. M. CRONICHITE who have come to our shores, and to 5-47 Front Street Portlaod. O r .,o n this extent we have been nutomntlcnl- ly developing the speech which has In It th«- elements <>f universality. There HIDES, PELTS, CASCARA BARK, never has been and ttu-r«- may never he n speeeh suited to nil the races, but WOOL AND MOHAIR. America, with over a hundred millions We went ill you bite. Write ter pnets and shipping tags o f people speaking the one tongue nn«l TNI H. F. NOATO* CO. fbrtiMd Or«.. Jeitfle, We. with a gr«-at commercial future before If. may carry that tongue to the en«ls of the earth. As the land o f niloptlnn o f so many millions of Europe, Its dis Bought, Sold, Rpntrtl and Kwphirad tinctive speech may present less objec W A L K KK E LK CTfUC W O RK S ilumaid«*. cor. luth. Portland. Ore. tions to the peoples o f Europe than that of England. Much will depend upon how «llstlnctlve It becomes nnd M O N EY FOR YO U . Thousand« o f trsinml young people i>ord«*d. how well It si-rves the purposes o f di Ilehnkr-W alker Ituaim-a* <*4»ll«-g»-. Portland, place, rect expression. atudenta In positions. Enroll any time. Free ELECTRIC MOTORS Catalogue. Versions He W a i Poated. "H ow old are you?” asked the little hoy of his mother's caller. "W illie ,” «aid his mother sharply, "you must not ask a lady a question like that; It isn’t polite." "W hy, mamma," returned the young ster, "she Isn’t supposed to tell the truth."— Boston Transcript . Advice. Learn to say "N o,” young follow. Learn to say "N o "— and then You won’t In the gold gray morning Be saying: "N e ve r again!” — Boston Transcript. A Pair of Cannibals. They had come to tho fruit course. She took a peach and bit Into It. "Can n ib al!” ho said to her. "You, to o !” she retorted. Ho was eating a nut.— Bos ton Transcript. W E W A N T YO U R Poultry,Veal and Hogs HIGHEST MARKET PRICE NO COMMISSION P R O M IT RETURNS HENNINGSEN PRODUCE CO. 18-20 Front St. P. N. U. Portland, Ore. No. 52, 1917 of “Star-Spangled Banner." The third lin<> ?»f “The Star-Spangled- Banner" has had two versions. Bryant. In Ids "Library of Poetry and Song,” gives It "Whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous tight," nnd Stedmnn, In his “ American Anthology,” makes It rend, "Whose broad stripes and bright stars through the clouds of the fight.” No v«-rston o f the song makes the line end with "night" Instead o f "fight." Charitable Mason. VAUGHAN’S PORTABLE DRAG SAW Cuts 20 Cords in 10 Hours TH E O R IG IN A L T H E U G H TE ST. T H E STRONGEST. H AS MANY IMITATORS. B U T NO EQUALS. W rite (or Information. IF KIDNEYS BOTHER Eat less meat and take Salts for Backache or Bladder trouble. Vaughan M o to r W o rk s , main P O R TL A N D . OREGON. Classmates. OUR BOYS IN FRANCE Mrs. Erwin was showing Selma the AND HOME PROTECTION New Swedish maid, "the ropes.” T h e m en on the firin g lin e re p rese n t “ This,” said Mrs. Erwin, “ is my son’s the pick of our A m erican youth. O ne In room. He is in Yale.” I four of o u r boys a t hom e w as sick , re - “ Ya?” Selma’s face lit up with sym ! Je cte d b e ca u se of p h y sical d eficien cy. pathetic understanding. “ My brudder M any tim es the kid neys w ere to blam e. If we w ish to p rev ent old ag e com ing ban there, too.” | on too soon, o r if we w an t to in cre a se “ Is that so? what y e a r? ’ i our c h a n ce s fo r a long life. Dr. P ie rc e of “ Ach! He ban got no year! He ban the S u rg ical In stitu te , B u ffalo , N. Y., says th a t you should d rin k plenty of w ater punch a man in the eye, and the I daily betw een m eals. T h e n procure at yoodge say, ‘ You, Axel, 60 days in vour n e a re s t drug store A n u ric (double s tre n g th ). T h is A n -u -r ic d rives th e u ric y a il! ’ ” — Harper’s. Uric acid in meat excites the kid neys, they become overworked; get sluggish, ache, and feel like lumps of lead. The urine becomes cloudy; the bladder is irritated, and you may be obliged to seek relief two or three times during the nlghL When the kid neys clog you must help them flush acid out and cu re s b a ck a ch e and rh eu m - off the body's urinous waste or you'll i atism . If we w ish to keep our kid neys in th e CLEARS AWAY PIM PLES be a real sick person shortly. A t first b e st condition a d iet of m ilk and v e g e you feel a dull misery in the kidney tables, w ith only little m e a t once a day, region, you suffer from backache, sick Does Cuticura Ointment— Assisted by is the m ost su itab le. D rink plenty of pure w ater, ta k e A n u ric th re e tim es a day Cuticura Soap— Trial Free. headache, dizziness, stomach gets I fo r a m onth. sour, tongue coated and you feel rbeu S tep in to th e drug sto re and a s k fo r On rising and retiring smear the A nuric, or send Dr. P ie rc e 10c fo r tria l matic twinges when the weather is affected surfaces gently with Cuticura pkg. A nuric, m an y tim e s m ore p o ten t bad. than lith ia , e lim in a te s u ric acid a s hot Eat less meat, drink lots of water; j Ointment. Wash off in five minutes w ater m e lts sugar. A s h o rt tr ia l w ill with Cuticura Soap and hot water. also get from any pharmacist four con v ince you.— Adv. ounces of Jad Salts; take a table When the skin is clear keep it so by Smarty. spoonful in a glass of water before using Cuticura for every-day toilet breakfast for a few days and your kid and nursery purposes. " I saw a man yesterday who has Free sample each by mail with , been driving customers away from neys will then act fine. This famous Address postcard, Cuticura, 1 your store.” salts is made from the acid of grapes Book. Sold everywhere. and lemon Juice, combined with lithia, Dept. L, Boston. “ Who was he?” and has been used for generations to — Adv. “ A cabman.”— Brooklyn Citizen. clean clogged kidneys and stimulate them to normal activity, also to neu His Margin. ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE DOES IT. tralize the acids in urine, so it no long “ My broker told me I must give him When your shoes pinch or your Corns and Bun er is a source of irritation, thus end something to put up on this deal.” ions ache, get Allen’s Foot-Ease, the antiseptic powder to be shaken into shoes and sprinkled in ing bladder weakness. "W ell, did you put up anything?” the foot-bath. Gives instant relief to Tired. Ach " A ll I had— my umbrella.”— Ex ing. Tender Feet. Sample FREE. Address Allen Jad Salts is inexpensive, cannot in S. Olmsted. LeRoy, New York. jure; makes a delightful effervescent change. lithia-water drink which everyone A Parodoxical Sign. ®at* Experience. should take now and then to keep the kidneys clean and active. Druggists " I can always tell when my husband "And haven’t ye ever triad ter git hero say they sell lots o f Jad Salts to is going to be close with his money.” work?” folks who believe in overcoming kid “ How?” | “ Yep. I wunst tried ter git work ney trouble while it is only trouble.— "B y his far-away look when I ask for two of me pals, but dey wouldn’t Adv. him for some.”— Boston Transcript take it."— Brooklyn Citizen. O. F. Townsend, a Santa Ann pion eer, who dl«sl there recently, left n me morial behind him o f no mean ohnrue- ter. He left $10,000 to be plnceil nt Interest for thirty yenrs, by which time Not so Bad. It will have reached a sum o f $100,- “ Is this son of yours adolescent?” 1 1(00. At the end o f that p<“rhxl the will "Oh, no, sir; he’s just a little queer provides that the trustees purchase in the head.”— Baltimore American. a good tract of land and erect thereon Do colds go down to your throat? A re your bronchial a home for indigent members o f the Appropriate Pace. tubes easily affected? A bove all, do colds settle on your Masonic lodge to which the deeenstxl "H ow are those bathing suits you chest? Then your lungs may not be as strong as you helongwl. nnd other members o f the arc making coming on?” order. The msn who bequeathed this ' (Mi. they r»* coming on swimming expected— consumption often follows. fund for such an excellent purpose was ly.” — Baltimore American. Good Physicians Everywhere Prescribe not rich, the estate subject to probate The Operation. being $100,000.— Los Angeles Times. “ Tommy was such a hard boy to j manage. How did they make him the Many Bees in Colony. star pupil at school?” A colony of bees In summer con “ Sure, ma'am, they cut out his aster sists o f from 80,000 to 100,000 Indlvl- oids."— Baltimore American. dunls. Each colony contains one queen, several hundred drones nnd the Granulated Eyelids, Imlnnco workers. The latter nre neu for strengthening delicate throats and weak lungs while its glycerine Sore Eyes, Eyes Inflamed by ter or undeveloped females, nnd they Sun, Duifand W ind quickly soothes the tender linings and alleviates the cough. relieved by Murine. Try it in j do nil the work In the hive, nnd gnth- Start on S o o tt's Em ulsion tod ay—It is Nature’s f / f C your Eye» and in Baby’* Eyes. er their food from the flowers, which »YLO N o Smarting, Jail Eye Comfort building-food without drugs or alcohol. consists of honey nnd pollen. They The Imported Norwegian cod liver oil uved In S c o tt’* E m oh ion la now refined In nlso gnther propolis, n resinous sub Marine Eye Remedy onr own ▲metumn laboratories which guarantees It free from impurities. ■ y « l a l v t , to Tube* 28c. For Book o f CA* K v« — F r « « . stance used to stop cracks and holes Ask M a r i n e E y e R e m e d y C o . . C h l c u o j Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield. N . J. 17-21 A re Your Lungs S tro n g 7 'RINE In the hive.