PAGE 5 MMM nrcND iijm,ictin, iik.vd ohkgoh, thuiihday, ootoiikii n, ioih I M I ... r -1 ..I . r. ., . , , , f . "1 . . " i i 'i i- iU M t 7k fttaxa&L S(ot fc You Want Specific Remedies -Not "Cure-AHs" A lone; Hum (ti, (to ii'itlliil Hint. Iliii i'iilltlilciicl public wiim Imiiiliiu In itlxi'i'liiiliiiilii hi-twi'4'ii "niie-nlls" mill "npi-ellln iimiiiwIIi." Il alua)M illil k iik'iIiih( our uriiln, it liiiiri'NNloiiiil pliuniiiirlNiN, in M'll pill I'lK "i-iim'-iiIIh" iiImhiI uIhinii ttii'irt fortiitiliiH n Idiiuv lllflit nr iiiiIIiIiiki Mill n linil In, iin lout; iih Hut ptihlli! ilriiiiimli'il (hem. ,oMlllll)N, lllHll'llll llf PIITI'I IITliril- Ilium ullli n iniilHillrily of (IiiIiiih iin iminrt'iiN fur nil llhi, llilnkluu iM-opIn lixl; fur Ili'nll itiihmIIi-n, i-ikIi wllli Hn hpii'llli' vlilun In (Iin ii'lli'f of a iiicilllc nllinciit. Was Forced to Go Out of Business ,Mi. llall'M Hoallli Pnlliil CoinplHely Tanlai) ltclHH Mir. gp Whwuimmm M ViiMiimininmia One for Every Ordinary Ailment Made Upon Honor Sold Upon Merit Willi GiumiImgI Stliiftclionoi Youi Money I)ck HORTON DRUG CO. We no iiuul le ty llitt out tlore ii "I lie IUill Slole" in Iltixl 7$2Staxm LOCAL NEWS ITEMS It. It. Canterbury linn returned from n htmlueK trip to I'orllnml. .Mm. Hiihcdh Howard of Dew-hutu Ih vlnltlng with friend In the rlty. Limit. Win. C'iiIIh iixpiK-tH to return to I'ortluuil tonight. I.leut. Myplutr will probably remain until tomorrow. A. If. IMwnnU rtiturnwl thin morning from Portland, whoro lio linn been on IiuiIimmm In connection with tlm Htatn Federation of Ijibor. which meets In this city thin month. (From Haturdny's Dally.) Hoy I.. Thompson of Vancouver In In tlm rlty. It. I.. Noel of I"t. Itoctc WON 111 Diniil yesterday on IiusIihmh, (V i:. Kmlth of Condon In transact ing business In tin city toiluy. H. K. Hiiillh of Hiinilpolnt, Iilnho, lit ii lnmliiiHw visitor In tho city. Mrs. S. J. llucktoy of Hhnulkn In visiting with frlnuila In Hid city. Mrs. K. (1. Furl iupcrts to lenvo thlt evening for a short visit to I'ortluuil. (From Tuesday's Dully.) Forest Huporvlsor N. (5. JurolMCM In out on a totir of InNpuctlou over Ihn fori'Nt n-wirvn. Dorothy Taylor linn returned to her homo In this city iiftor n Hliort visit with relatives at Sister. H. K. Alton mill (JonrKo Wilson liuvo returned to their homo at His turn after n Hliort vllt In thin r"v. C I.. Hull, wiiNtvrn buyer , . IMwnnl IIIiioh Lumber coinpuiiy of Chicago, In hnrii on business toilny. Tho Kilwnnl lllnim l.uiuhur company In tlm ItUKOHt luinliur rotnllliiK con corn In tho world. (From Monday 'n Dally.) A. II. 1 .ii no of I'nrtlnnil In In tho city on hunlni'NN. .Mm. W. Illurton of Pomlloton l In tlm rlty vInIHiik frlwiiiln. Mr. nuil Mm. D. O. Mcl'hurNiin npnnl Huuilny nt 1'rliioTllln. Mr. nuil Mm. I.oMiir TowuniiiiiI of Culvor nro In tho city tor u Hliort vlnlt. Mr. mnl Mm. W. K. Onli(irni) of Culvor nro vIhUIiwc with frlomlH In thu city. II. II. Do Armonil roinrntMl U inoriiliiK from n huNlmwri trip to I'ortluuil. Mr. mnl Mm, Jerry Mooro of Itml inniul won) vlultlun with frlomlH In tho city yiiNtorilay. (From Frlilny'ii Dally.) I.loul. HiHirKO I'. HyiHur In In tho city. it. It. Cautnrhury lufl lnnt tilRht for a bniOniHtN trip to rorttnnil. M. It. DiiI.ouk of I'ortlntul Ii tratiNiictlnx IhihIoiihh In tho rlty. II. It. Do Arinoiiil lntt thU Tiioru Iiik for n litiHliii'RH trip to I'ortluuil. Mr. mnl Mm. duo. II. Hmlth of Flmttwnotl nro vUIHiik with friend. In thu city. J. I.. Khad of tho Owl I'harmnry nxpoctN to Iftivit for Kalum In n fuw ilnyN, whom ho will uudorxo an oporntlon on hln oyuN, "I rt'Krnt now Hint I did not tnko Tanlac Honnor, iin I wotilil iot linvn hml to ndII out my ImihIiidmi," miM Mm, Mlnnli) Hull, proprlotnsNn of llin lunch Htmiil known nn "Motlmr'N Lunch" In tho Fnnnum" niarkot nt Hcattlo, WiiNliliiKton, rocnntly. Mm. Hall linn llvml In Koattln for olKhtoon ynnrii ami roMlilim at :ino 3Ith Avo. North wimt. CoiitlniilnK hur jttato innnt, Mm. Hall Haiti "I hail Mirrored from xlmnnnli trouhlo mnl nurvotiNiH-HN for Nnvornl yniim. My HyNtom ot In a terribly rundown condition mnl kopt nuttlnc womo until It ri'Nultiiil In norvouR nroNtrntlou. I wold out my IiuhIiichn hnciiiiNo I JtiNt could not hold out ony lotiKcr. I wiin tlinn taken to tho hoRpltal, whuro I lay for nonrly two wookH, mnl wlii'n thoy carried mo hoiiin I wan no bettor off than before. My head ached no badly I felt like my eyiiM were welKhted down with load, and my hack hurt mo It foil llko It would break, my ntomnrh Kiit In niirli a bud condition I could hardly eat aiiythlni;, mnl what little 1 did mamiKo to form down would ferment, mid tho puln coumimI by It -would nlmoHt draw me ilouliie. (JiiH would form and bloat mo nip no I could not wear my cor Hot, and I wuh ho nervoun and mlser abln that I never knew what a good nlKht'n Nleon wan. I lout wclulit all tho time, and had Kottcn In nucIi n bad fix that I roully tliounht my time nan annul come. "Then an n IuhI rcort I bo;an lakltiK Tanlnc, iin I had read and heard ho much about It, and the first bottlo made a IIk chango in my feci Iiikm. I have taken four bottleH now. and II Iiiih mitilii Hiirh n wonderful Improvement lu my condition that I havn bnuxht my IiuhIiiobn back and am workliiK overy day without tho leant bit of trouble. I have already Kotteii back flftoen pnundn of my lout welnht, mid am not bothered ony more with headaches or bnckacho. .My appetite U fine, and my Htomach In lu micli a Kood condition that I can cat Jimt nnythliiR I want and nuver feel a hIrii of IndlKeHtlon. CLOTHES THAT SAVE for men of 14 to 21 I There aren't any boys nowadays in the sense of fellows who haven't begun to take things seriously. The boys are ail men in spirit; doing men's work; many are holding down the jobs of the men now fighting in France. They're learning too, that it's economy to pay enough to get good stuff-clothes or anything else. We can help any of you young men who are doing the work of the fellows gone to war; we can see that you get elothes that save. Hart Schaffner & Marx make that kind and we sell them because they are that kind; the styles are live ones. But ' the use no unnecessary cloth nor make the clothes cost : any more. Ask us to show you the "Prep" styles. i STETSON HATS M. P. CASHMAN BENDS CLOTHIER FLORSHEIM SHOES DJhIioii, Mm. W. H. OorlnR of Turn alo, Mm. K. M. Thompson, Mm. W. K. CIiuno of Portland. Mm. H. .M. Grolncr. I think no much of Tunlac that when ever anyone- comeN to my Htund and tnlkN of havltiK IndlKentlon and ntomach trouble I always tell them to take Tanlac, mid I know neveral peopln who are taking It because they know iwhnt It has itnno for mo." Tanlac In mild In Ilend by tho Owl I'harmnry, hnd In Slstera by Geo. Aitkin. Adr. Jluy rye sued from I.. L. Fox. News in Brief. Hughe of Denver, Mm. J. K. Larson, Mm. Claude Mannhelmer, I.. II. Ilulrd, C'larenco Mannhelmur, MIan now attondlng tho IIciihoii I'olytcch (From Tuesday'H Ially.) Atteml Coment Ion. Several mom bom of thu Itcbokah lodco of this clly attended tho district convention of'tho order, which was held in Ilcrt mond yestonlay afternoon. Mm. Oono Ilurke, Htato prosldont, who was a guest of the local order at a reception Saturday night, wan among those going from this city. Other members of tho party were: Mm. .Morgan, Miss Whlttmore, Mr. and Mm. Al Govo and Mrs. Ganbar. llonil Man tirrKant. H. H. Do Ar tnond has returned from a trip to Portland and Salem. While In Port land ho saw Clair Hauck of Ilend, nlc institute, which Is training me chanics for tho army. Hauck has recently bcon appointed a sergeant. Tuxes Aro Payable. Tho second hair of tho 1918 taxes aro payable bororo October C. Payments mado after that date will bo subject to a penalty and Interest. For tho con venience of taxpayers, tho shorlft'H offlco will bo open evening this week between 6 and 8 o'clock. Victim of Him Itnld. Tho news has been recolved by Thomas Tweet that his grandson, Morris Johnson, In tho army from Montana, was one of tho victims of a Hun attack on an American hospital behind the linos in Franco. Tho young man fcas In hospital wounded when tho attack was mado and was killed. Ilaliy Itoy. A seven and a half pound boy was born to Mr. and Mm. P. W. Staats this morning. School Attendance Ijitk. Pupils to tho number of 851 wero In school on Thursday last, according to a count mado that day. This does not mean that that number was regis tered, but that they wero actually in their seats. Pupils absent on that day wero not counted. As showing; tho Increaso In the schools this year. It is pointed out that tho total en rollment last year was 880 and that tho number In attendance at tho closo of tho year was 640. CoukIicxI So He Couldn't Sleep. Bronchial coughs, tickling in throat and asthmatic spasms break ono's rest and weaken ono so that tho system Is run down and serious sickness may result. Enos Halbert. Paoll, Ind., writes: "I had a severo cold and coughed continually at night; could hardly sleep. Foley's Honey and Tar cured my cough." Sold everywhere. Adv. Dr. Turner, uyo specialist of Port laud, will ho lu Ilend again nt Thor hoii'h Jewelry Htorn all day Huuiluy and Monday. Oct, 07. Don't full to commit him about your eyim mid KlAsHeH. Don't forget tho date Hunday mid Monday. Adv. Si'IIn Work for 1trl CnN. Tho llnml lied CroHN chapter has been made rlrher by the muiii of fl'J.'JO us n result of n donation of money re ceived for her work by Mm. 0. V. HIIvIn. Mm. HIIvIn, whom work In hand painting china Is ho well nnd favorably known hero, has been decorating bow In with thu Ited CrosN and Helling them for 11. Tho bowls roNt hur 30 ceutH and hIiu Iiiih so far Hold 27 of them mid turned the net proceed over to the local chap ter. Purchnsem hnvo hecu Mm. Wal ter Wing, Mm. I.ylo ItirhiirdNon, Mrs. A. M. Prluglo, Mm. Nels Anderson, Mrs. Vellum, Mrs. Ashley Forrest, Mm. (leniivlevu Mel.aurlu, Mm. C. V. HIIvIh, Mm. D. Kelloy, O. K. Shop herd of Portland, Dr, II. For roll. Mm. A. AdnniH of St. Paul, Mm. Frank lunbnlt (4),Mm. Dan Donovan, Mm. T. II. SesH of Donvor, Mm. F. V. JUSTRITE CORSETS WARNERQ W BEND'S ECONOMY CENTER tJ PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS 1914 Our Fourth 1918 Help Win the War! lly doing your ChrlstinaH shopping now, TIiIb Ih in lino with orders Issued by tho National War Council of DufuiiHO. Tho merchants of this country plcdgod thoniHelvcH to tho following rules, to which this store heartily Hubucrlbos: Not to Incronso working forcoH by reason of holiday IiuhIiiohb ovur tho averago force during tho year. Not to luugthou normal working houm during tho GhrlHtniaH hoiihou. To Hproad tho holiday Hhoppltig porlod ovor October; November and Decoinbor, To urgo pooplo to conflno gifts to llilugH of a UBoful nnturo excopt for hiiiuII children. To rootrlct dnllvorloti nnd ask ciiHtomora to carry thulr own packagQH. To nunouueo thin policy In tho dally utoro advortlao- luentn. Anniversary Sale ! Starts Tuesday, Oct. 8 and Lasts 5 Days A Festival of Bargains A Birthday Party Supreme We Want You to Attend-We Will Make It Worth Your While. HERE ARE A FEW BARGAINS OFFERED YOU bur Htock of Goats, Suits, Drosses, Waists, Skirts, Under woar, Hosiery and Corsets Is now comploto and nricos aro lowor now thnn thoy will bo lntor. ) A Small Deposit Will Socuro Any Soloctlon. The Peoples Store Agent for R, it G QokIi and Armor Plate Hoilery Silk Waists Cropo do Chine Silk Waists; nil Hires; all colors. Extra Good for $3.45 American Calicos nest mado, A big nssortmont to chooso from. I.liult 20 yards to n customor. Yard 18c Kendall Gingham 27 inches wldo; n stnndard cloth. Yard 23c . Bleached Muslin i A good 30-Incl, puro whlto Muslin, Yard 19c Women's Hose Black cotton Hose for 'womon. All slzos. A lloal Bargain at 2 Pairs 25c Table Damask I'uro whlto. Extra finish. 72 Inches wldo. Worth $1-50 yard. ANNIVERSARY SALE Yard 99c Fancy Ribbon Protty Hair Bow Ribbon, about 4 inches wldo. Yard 17c Men's Union Suits Medium weight; ribbed cotton; Excollout for now. Special $1.49 Silk Sweaters FIbor Silk Swcntors for womon; colors, copon, green, gold; somo real beauties. Special $8.15 Ladies' Union Suits Modlum weight. For now, Whlto rlbbod cotton, With lone or short sleeves. All slzos. Special 98c Lace Curtains Mado of ecru scrim or whlto mnr- qulsotto; has wldo laco odgos with wldo laco lnsortlon. Special Pair $3.00 American Dinnerware A fancy gold pattern Chtnawaro. A Birthday Special. 40-Piece Set $5.45 School Tablets 100 shoots, 8x10, Plain Pencil Papor. A bargain tor tho chil dren. Each 3c Anniversary Specials in ENAMEL WARE 3-Qt. Kottlo with tin cover 30c 6-Qt. Kottle, blue and whlto....4l)c 2-Qt. Doublo Boiler, bluo and whlto , 991.10 14-Qt. Dish Pan, grey ware 3o 4-Qt. Sauco Pan, grey ware.,.. lOo lrPint Cup, groy waro ...Ue -Qal. Tin Pall and Covor. Oo 14-Qt. heavy tin Dairy Pall 40c 12-Qt. heavy Galvanized Pall..4fic Houso Broom, well made, 4 sewed ,..... 09o !