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<>l>|H,rtunltr. Knurl) now In N u r th w a a l'. M u r a t
l i i a l t i M e o llw r . Ila h n k a -W slk a r. I'u rtla m l. P roa
C sta lo a .
R eady and W illing.
T h e villag e Idiot lisp ed so loni; a t
th e village g ro c e r th a t th e w orthy m an
becam e Irrita te d .
“ Look h e re , w hat you s ta r in ' a t? If
you c a n find a m an h o m elier th a n your-
•4 if. kill h im ! '1
T h e v illag e Idiot w e n t In s e a rc h of
a m an u g lie r th a n h im self, an d one
day h<> found one.
He tap p ed him on th e sho u ld er.
" I ’ve K«t to kill you.” he said, sm ll
lug am iably. “ Y ou're h o m e lie r th a n
in*- "
T h e s tra n g e r tu rn e d an d looked a t
th e o th e r for a full m inute.
"Am 17" he said "T h e n for good
ness sak e, kill m e !" —N ew Idea.
To keen clean and h ealth v ta k e D r.
P ie rc e ’a P le a sa n t P ellets. T hey r e g u
la te liver, bow els sn d stom ach.
A F atal M iataks.
"I w as once a su ccessfu l p h y sician ."
re m a rk e d a seedy looking Individual
In a railw ay c a rria g e to a fellow tr a v
ele r, “ w ith a larg e p ra c tic e ; b u t ow
ing to one little slip, m y p a tie n ts le ft
m e, an d now I live from h and to
m outh."
“ W h at w as th e slip?'*
"W all, air," rep lied th e ex physician,
"In filling a d e a th c e rtific a te for a pa
tle n t who bail died I a b s e n t m lndedly
sig n ed my nam e In th e sp ace h eaded.
C a u s e of d e a t h ! '" — E xchange.
Mrl Inlay hecotnn a hoy sciiut. I know
of no Mingle Idcu In o u r m odern life
th a t haa In It so m any |M>sHlbllltlea fo r
the developm ent of the best q u alities
In a hoy a s the scout Idea.
" It h as been th e milking o f several
hoys th a t 1 k n o w ; It h as aw akened
even u la rg e r num ber. My own hoy Is
a scout, and so I «peak from personal
experience.
"T h e scout Idea Ills Into th ese busy
days fo r fa th e rs w ith p a rtic u la r forre,
since w here the fa th e r cannot give as
m uch a tte n tio n to his hoy us In norm al
lim es, o r Is aw ay from home on serv
ire, th e scout m aster com es In w ith his
stead y in g Influence lit a peculiarly hup-
P9
"T h e e n tire fu n d am en tal stru c tu re
o f good citizenship lies In the Idea;
obedience, u respect for au th o rity and
him self, consideration for th e o th e r fid-
low, honor, courtesy, und a love of
country. W here Is th e re a b e tte r secu
la r code th an th is to Instill Into n boy
of th irte e n ? "
SCOUTS IN REAL WAR W ORK.
H andicapped.
Mr. B acon—W h a t’s th e bab y crying
a b o u t now ?
Mrs. B acon—W hy, th e poor little
th in g h as both hands In h e r m outh
an d sh e h a s n ’t any place to p u t h e r
to e s.—Y onkers S tatesm an .
No Paragon.
" Is yo u r new office boy w ell be
haved?"
“G en erally .”
“ W h at do you m ean by 'g e n e ra lly '? ” i
"N o t p a rtic u la rly .”— B oston T ra n
sc rip t.
Be R eady W hen C hance Com es.
T h e re Is scope for c h an ce e v e ry
w h e re ; le t y our hook ho alw ay s h a n g
ing ready. In th e eddies w h ere you
le a s t ex p ect It will be a fish.—Ovid.
HOW THIS
NEBVOUS WOMAN
GOT WELL
Your B est A sset
----A Clear Skin —
----Cared for B y -----
Cuticura Soap
Told by Herself. H er Sin
cerity Should Con
vince Others.
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B roadw ays! F lan d ers,P o rtlan d ,O r.
P. N. U.
No. 27, 1918
A
T he Hoy S m u ts o f Am erica Is
grow ing at th e ra le of 1,200 a day. A
regim ent of youngsters Is being re
corded each 24 hours ut the nutlonul
h e a d q u a rte rs In New York city. T h ere
a re now 853,048 of th ese scouts tw elve
y ears old aud over.
T he reason Is th u t th e governm ent
has glvi-n the hoys who a re scouts
m any real things to do to help win the
w ar, and they huve found o u t th u t us
scouts th*-y can have u definite and
A ny corn, w h eth er
d e a r ly recognized p a rt to play In th e i No hum bug!
h ard , so ft o r b etw een the toea, will
w inning o f 1L
loosen rig h t up a n d lift o u t w ithout
W hile o th e r boys a re sim ply to ssing a p a rtic le of pain o r aorenesa.
th e ir h a ls up o r cheering from th e
T h is d ru g la c a lle d freezone and la
"side lines," th e Boy SmutM of Amer* a com pound of e th e r discovered by a
lea Is being called upon by th e p re si C in cin n ati m an.
Ask a t an y d ru g s to re for s sm all
d ent, th e se c re ta ry o f th e tre a su ry ,
th e w a r d ep artm en t, th e fixai ad m in is b o ttle of freezo n e, w hich will c o st but
tra tio n am i o th e r b ran ch es of th e g o v -, a trifle , b u t Is su ffic ie n t to rid one's
e m in e n t, th e Red C ross, th e L ib erty ; feet of ev ery c o rn o r callous.
P u t a few d ro p s d irectly upon any
loan co m m ittees and ull fa c to rs In | te n d e r, ach in g co rn o r callous. In
w inning th e w ar.
s ta n tly th e so re n e ss d isa p p e a rs and
[ sh o rtly th e corn o r callo u s w ill loosen
and ca n be lifted off w ith th e fingers.
ASSEM BLY IN T H E CAMP.
T h is d ru g freezone d o e sn ’t e a t out
th e c o rn s o r callo u ses b u t sh riv els
them w ith o u t even Irrita tin g th e but
ro u n d in g skin.
J u s t th in k ! No pain a t a ll; no so re
n ess o r s m a rtin g w hen ap p ly in g It or
a fte rw a rd s.
If your d ru g g ist d o n ’t
h av e freezo n e have him o rd e r It for
you.—Adv.
P re s id e n t'! P ow er Suprem e.
. In tim e of w ar th e p re s id e n t of th e
l'lilte d S la te s la co m m an d er In chief
o f th e arm y and navy T h e ntem bera
of hla c a b in e t a re resp o n sib le to him
p erso n ally , n o t to co n g ress. N one of
th em m ay be rem oved w ith o u t hla co n
se n t, e x c e p t by Im peachm ent.
V* «Ml .1 tm haw. Wrkt lot Prim mi Skpaa* Tip.
T H E H . F. N O R T O N C O M P A N T ,
Portland. Ora., Saattlr. Wn„ Ib-lllnsham. Wn.
AS A SU P P O R T for exhausted, nerv-
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m en. nothing can do
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P 1 e f C e'a F avorite
P rescrip tio n , It reg
itlalea and a ssists all
M en
th e
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func
tions, n ev er conflicts
who wear
w ith them , and It
this
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and
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th e ir neods. It le sse n s the pains and
b urdens, and e n su re s healthy, vigorous
offspring.
You will escap e m any Ills and clear
No R everence.
D andruff and Itching.
up th e coated tongue, the sallow com
T o re sto re dry, falling h a ir and get rid
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plexion, th e dull h eadache, the lazy
liver, If you w ill ta k e a pleasan t laxa N ovelist R o b ert H errick of Chicago. of d a n d n f f . rub C u ticu ra O intm ent
liv e m ade up of th e May apple, Juice "H ut we h av e no g re a t re v e re n ce for Into scalp. N ext m o rn lrg sham poo w ith
C u ticu ra Soap aud h o t w ater. F o r
of th e leav es of aloes, root of Jalap, th e a r ts here.
“I know an a u th o r w hose wife waa fre e sam ples ad d ress, “C u ticu ra, D ept.
and called “ P le a s a n t P ellets.” You
can o b tain a t a lm o st any drug sto re In once aaked a t a te a :
X, B oston.” A t d ru g g ists and by mall.
" ‘Y our husb an d Is a w rite r, la he
th la co u n try th eso vegetable pelleta In
Soap 25, O in tm en t 25 an d 50.—Adv.
vials for tw en ty five c e n ts—sim ply ask n o t? ’
"
‘Yes,
he
Is,’
aald
th
e
lady.
for D octor P ie rc e ’a P le a sa n t Pelleta.
T he Lim it.
’ W hat does he w rite fo r? ’
Bold for fifty y e a rs.—Adv.
“ ‘G oodness know s! I guess It’s a
T w o colored m en w ere o v erh eard
d ise a se .’ ”— Exchange.
deep in a d isc u sa io r of v ario u s ph ases
New T re a tm e n t fo r Seed Oats.
of dum bness. F in ally , a fte r a n u m b er
U n d er a new sy stem of tre a tin g
F astin g to Induce D ream a.
of Illu stra tio n s had been cited, one
seed oata to p re v e n t sm ut, which Is
F astin g for th e purpose of Inducing capped th e clim ax by o b serving w ith
recom m ended as a g re a t labor sav er
by e x p e rts a t P e rd u e university, a so d ream s m ay be traced back to a very g re a t serio u sn ess, “ Yes, sub, d a t nig
lution of one p in t of form aldehyde early period. And th e fo rem o st be g er wuz d a t d u mb d a t w hen he died
w ith one p in t of w ater. Is mixed, lievers In d ream s w ere our own pic and dey opened h is haid a t de m orgue
tu resq u e Indians. H isto ry te lls us of dey found h is b rain h a d n 't n ev er been
w hich la enough to tre a t seed for 20
acres. T h is Is ap plied with an ato m c e rta in trib e s who enjoined rigorous u sed .”
fastin g am ong ch ild ren from a very
izer sp ra y e r. T h e aeed may he sown early age, d u rin g w hich tim e special
O p tim istic T hought.
w ithin five h o u rs o r It may he stored a tte n tio n w as paid to th e ir dream s.
and k ep t u n til sow ing tim e. T his
T he o ffen d er fe a re th retrib u tio n , b u t
sm u t tre a tm e n t m ay be m ade now aa
th e in n o cen t fe a re th fortune.
Sim ple But Good Advice.
th e aeed w ill n o t g e t dam p enough to
freeze and spoil. A fter tre a tm e n t it
“ D on't b o th e r too m uch,” said U ncle
should be co v ered w ith disinfected E ben, “ 'b o u t p u ttin ’ yoh b e s’ foot fo r -1
Granulated Eyelids*
sack s or ta rp a u lin to keep the fum es w ard. J e s ’ keep both feet m ovin' till
Eye* inflamed by expo
you g its w h ar you’s g'ine to."
a t w ork.— F arm L ife.
sure to S aa, Dasland V M
quickly relieved by Martas
H ap p in ess In Love of Books.
EyeBeaiedy. No Smarting,
just Eye Comfort. At
No m a tte r w h at h is ra n k o r position
m ay be. th e lo v er of books is th e rich Draggixt* or by mail 50c per Bottle. Marias
e st and h a p p ie st of th e ch ild ren of Eys Salve in Tube* 25c. For Bask si the Eye
’SEE atk Marias Eye Remedy C s.. Ckk i gs
m en.—L angford.
S cout R outine Is R igidly O bserved at
th e Sum m er G atherings.
W HAT T H E BOY SCOUTS DO.
T he worltl In terest In th e boy sco u t
m ovem ent challenges th e in tellig en t
u n d erstan d in g of every one, and yet
m any people still nsk “ W lint is sco u t
ing?” and "W h a t do hoy sco u ts do?”
T he hoy sco u t Idea Is a m ovem ent
ra th e r th a n an o rg anization. I t alius
to su pplem ent ex istin g o rg an izatio n s
such ns th e home, church and school
by engaging th e boys' leisu re energies
In outdoor gam es and a c tiv itie s o f
c u ltu ra l and p ractical vuluc.
T he aim o f th e scout m ovem ent Is
to In cu lcate c h a ra c te r, w hich, th o u g h
essen tial to success In life, Is n o t
ta u g h t w ithin th e school, and being
largely a m n lte r of environm ent Is too
gen erally le ft to chance, o ften w ith
deplorable resu lts. T h e scout m ove
m ent endeavors to supply th e req u ired
environm ent nml am bitions th ro u g h
gam es and outdoor activ ities, w hich
lend a hoy to becom e a b e tte r mnn, a
good citizen.
C hristopher, III. — " F or fo u r y e a rs I
su tiered from irreg u larities, w eakness,
nervousness, a n d
w as in a run down
condition. Tw o of
our l>est. d o c t o r s
failed to do me any
good. I heard so
much a b o u t w h a t i
I .y dia E. Pink h am 's
V e g e t a b l e Com
pound had done for
j
o th ers, I trie d it
‘
and w as cured. I
am no longer n e r
vous, am reg u lar, :
a n d in excellent
health. I believe the Compound will
cure any fem ale tro u b le.” —M rs. A l ic e
i H e l l e r , C hristopher, 111.
N ervousness is o ften a sym ptom of
w eakness o r som e functional d eran g e
m ent, w hich m ay be overcom e bv th is
fam ous ro o t and herb rem edy, Lydia
E. P in k h am ’s V egetable Compound, as
thousands o f w om en have found by
experience.
i f com plications exist, w rite Lydia E.
Pinkham M edicine Co., I.ynn, M ass., fo r
sug g estio n s in reg ard to yo u r ailm ent.
The re s u lt o f its long experience is
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For the first six months of our operations
under the Food Administration, ending
April 30, 1918, Swift & Company paid for
DRESSED WEIGHT LBS.
live stock - 1,558,600,000
For the same
period in 1917 1,338300,000
Increase in
Weight 16l/2% 220300,000
Increase
in cost 54%
$323,800,000
$210,400,000
$113,400,000
The Consumer’s
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