it doesn’t pay
x good effort*
od flour, eggs
ttairu N o Alum
N o B itter Taste
“Now I’ve had my revenue," mu )
shoe-*hop proprietor to his friend,
I a customer left. /•.?
“Revenge? How so ? ”
“Well, the -young lady who just
ent out is a telephone operator. I
see her the wrong number.” -Lon-
M
Oregon think aitout
Those wishing advice as to how
to vote next Tuesday are respectfully
referred do our advertising columns
where they wilt And it in full meas
ure.
Nobody is saying anything
about Cridge’s Single Tax amend
ment, however, and it will probably
share the fate of those th at have gone
The bookmakers in \ w V rk who
have been selling pools on the gov»
•m orshlp content there between Gov
ernor Mullen and his. a*t- ocrntic op
ponent, former governor A | Smith,
have taken out policies >f «20,000
each on the live* of ric h ->f the u n-
didates. When a candidates fa s . all
beta are off, of course.
COLA,
of Indépendance a hundred and f
six years ago, Sir A rthur G
Poyla spéculâtes thus about posa;
tie* in casa Thomas Jefferson’s
morts! production had «eu corn
•d to the wastehaaket:
United
There certainly have been Tele
grams to burn here in Cuqullle this
week, every registered voter ^loears
to he receiving one every day, and if
tkia goes for the whole state that pa
per must be printing the biggest edi
tion ever sent to press in Oregon,
these days. The papers are 1 11 mark
ed as paid to Nov. 6, the day prior to
eloction, sad somebody must be lo t
ting up a barbel of money to circu-
E LL be lots of homes in this
tha t still have real, honest*
is commit this winter. Aa-
wonderful, new, hot-water
stem, will not only give you
: will save at least H of your
^ n<j, you. know how much
M this year. If you want
it-