H A L S E Y E N T E R P R I S E . H A L S E Y . O R E G O N . S E P T E M B E R 20. 1928
Oregon & California Directory
Cuticura Does Much
For Hair And Skin
OUR COMIC SECTION
S C H O O L F O R M EN
I , — . I . BUSINESS. TEAOFS a. rSOFUSMMS
B u ro tl a n y tim e.
For promoting and m aintaining beauty
of akin and h a ir Cuticura Soap and
Ointm ent are uneicelled. T h e Soap is
pure and cleansing, ideal for a ra ry -d a V
u a e . « h ila the Ointm ent is soothing
and healing to ir rita tio rts which, if
neglected, m ight become serious.
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O F TEC H N O LO G Y
P o rtla n d .O rrg o a
H o t e l R o o s e v e lt
O na - J P O R T L A N D 'S M— ' H .tv h
A il ro o m . h a ra ahower o r tu b , SS.UO up. FRtftMR.
a i W P a rk St. Co IT-« Shop. O a ra g e o p p o .it»
HOTEL WILTSHIRE, San Franctsce
Ototeuat B »ixt SO Takum
• S ir *
Send fo r L tlrra lu r« .
OR C CO N IN S T IT U T E
K. M . G. A little -
C u tic u ra S h a r m a S tic k M e .
Q m a ld « r o o m . w it h b a t h . B .1) n o | l t . £ 10 d o u b t »
C o u rt n o w * o o h b a th . B it )
d ..u h la .
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Braaklaala »c . U * *»-. btuiiuruofc S u udayM ®
Q u a lify in g
“Can I rent a flat? I have three
fretful children.’'
“T hat part will be all right. How
loud Is your loud speaker?"
FARMER’S WIFE
GETS STRENGTH
ByTakingLycUaE. Pinkham’a
Vegetable Compound
Pchoolfleld, Va —"My mother had
taken Lydia E. Plnkham 's Vegetable
Compound and I
decided to take It
for my own trou
bles an d f o u n d
great relief. I was
hardly able to stand
on m y feet some
tim es an d now I
feel b etter than I
havo fo r several
years. 1 credit the
Lydia E. Plnkham 's
V e g e t a b l e Com
pound w ith my
present good health. I have taken five
bottles of It and I am now able to do
all my housework and sewing, feed
my chickens, m ilk th e cow and tend
th e pigs, and feel fine.”—Mas. J. C.
B bahlet , B ox £19, Schoolfield, Vlr«
Kinta.
Wtllr-VOO \
SAW Woo UKF
O R F 0A -"
C h u rc h ’s G re a t Periods
With much diversity of opinion on
minor points, there Is a general agree
ment In dividing the history of th e
church Into three great periods. The
first, from the birth of Christ to the
time of C onstnntlne; the second, from
that epoch to the R eform ation; eno
third, from the Reformation to the
present time.
F a s t W o rk
Tollce C aptain—Did you get the
license number of that bit und run
driver?
P atrolm an—No, but I handed him
a ticket ns he went by.
T h a t S e ttle d I t
A viator—The engine's stalled and a
wing's off.
Passenger (on first flight nnd nerv-
o u s)—T hank goodnessl Now we cun
go down.
Plan to Regild Tomb
of France’s Great Son
EARN
Start Now Sb
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L e c tu r e , w eekly
B IG
M ONEY
t o 60 per cen t paid w hile
lettru iu g P oellion eecured.
SSooUegce W rite tor c a ta lo g
A fter 28 years, the dome of the
Invulides, beneath which lie the re MOLER
m ains of Napoleon, In Paris, is about
to be restored to Its orlgiuul beauty.
A thick coating of gilt leaf will be
placed upon It. at the expense of the
French treasury, and It Is understood
that a special provision In the budget
for next year will call for C,(kkl,000
francs for this purpose.
The Inst
F irs t and T a y lo r Sts.. P ortlan d. O rego»
tim e the dome was gilded was for the
exposition of 1SMK) and It required a
C o m fo rtab le an<
tu m e l i t e
veritable arm y of workmen nearly six
l i .60 and up.
months to complete the work. It Is
PO RTLAND. OREG ON
believed that with present-day m eth AkMtotrir Firwrwt P a rk in g Hpa«-«* nnd
. N e a r Un ion S tatio n .
ods and special m aterials It can be Corner 4th an d H o y t
completed In a month.
T he first
golden coat was given to the stru c
ture In 1714 nnd the tre a su re rs rec
SA N F R A N C IS C O ’S N S W FINE H O TEL
ords show total paym ents of 50.000 Every r.».nt w ith Imth or r . ,w ar L'.iW u> U .M .
Jun e, a t Eddy.
Garage n e tt door.
ecus d’-or, with a supplem entary
dully wine ration for each of the
workers. It was not until a century
later. In 1813. that Napoleon I de
R u s s rl P h ean la an d D w ig h t M telier
cided to spend 243,000 francs for a
A r y T a r t fo r A ny C a r A n y T im e for U n a .
M
2
A
id e r S treet
•
Portlaad. O ra .
new coating, and tills today Is the
most solid of all, those of 1853, 1857
C orn-ion Sanaa Syafam
nnd 1000 having been too lightly ap
plied to w ithstand P arisian climatic SANITARY SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE
Established lDtW Complete course. R U M . W ith
changes.
our complete ,-ourae you cun w ork tn any abott.
P ipe V alves, Pittings
Pump Engines
Farm Tools & Supplies
ALASK A JUNK CO.
Hotel Hoyt
HOTEL ROOSEVELT
Portland Auto Wrecking C°_-
4JO4H OctM lld (
B asket as E le v a to r
High sens prevented tlie use of the
companion ladder when passengers
wished to board the liner "Llando
very" at Port Elizabeth. South Africa,
recently, so a large basket was low
ered from a derrick nnd the travelers
swung to the deck without dlfticulty.
The co .m iner was fashioned like .in
elevator ear.—Popular Mechanics Mag
azine.
F a c e to F a c e
"Dn you experience atage fright In
speaking over radio?"
“ No," declared Senator Sorghum
“1 feel na If I were «peaking man to
man. I classify many of my constit
uents ns morons, who have about the
same facial expreeslnn ns a micro
phone."
M u tte rin g M a z u m a
From a Serial—A fter all, what does
money m utter?
Good-by. nsuiiIly.—H um orist.
Ignore your aches and
youth does those It tins.
pnlns. as
J't tW «uHleftM
M A IL your F IL M S to us
‘ One® a custom«* always a euataanev*
WESTERN PHOTO SUPPLY CO.
r g iu lll
«IT E Sonina U
Ntltaad.fc»
A T H O W K . N a rn n va aala g .
Thousand« of m en and w orn-
a • • r i l i n g money und er o u r
plan
Senti nam e a t one«
fo r fu ll p a rtic u la r*.
N o • «»at « r o b lig a tio n .
A l T O -K N I T T K H < '<>.
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90-134 P e a rl Street
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B u ffai«. N. T .
WORK
A ls o
G randm other — Perry,
you
grown to he the living Image of
father. You have your fattier’«
nose, mouth nnd—
Perry (gloomily)—Yes. nnd I
his trousers, too.—P ittsburgh
Gazette.
G re a te s t A u g u s t in
FINNEY OF THE FORCE
A Nice Place to Eat
W R L L Y S -K N IG H T
S IX
68% g a in o v e r l a s t y e a r !
OW A ugust has added its sw eeping p lu
rality to W illys-Ovcrlund’s im pressive total
for 1928. Eight consecutive m o n th s have broken
every reeord for th e corresponding m onths in
all o f W illys-Overland’s 20-vear history.
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Last m onth 68% m ore people h.iught W hippet
and W illys-K night cars than in A ugust, 1927—
a guin o f m ore than tw o-thirdsf
Exp« rienced m otorists are quick to appreciate
th e superiority o f the W hippet Four, w ith its
m a n y e n g in e e r in g a d v a n ta g e s never b efo re
brought to the light car field;—the W hippet Six,
th e world’s low est priced Six, w ith 7-lw aring
crankshaft anti o th er costly eur featu res;—and
th e illys-K n igh t Six, w hich n o w ,a t th e low est
p r ic e s in h is t o r y , b r in g s th e u n m a tr h a h le
sm ooth n ess, silence, power and operating econ
omy o f the po ten te d double sleeve-valve engine
w ith in easy reach o f th ou san d s o f new buyers.
Whippet.
«995
^FA//>pef
¿■cylinder $
SEDAN
610
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T u a r l n g M i l l l l . - 4 . t - r B O | Ca»«l> ( M t t
W IL L Y S-O V E R L A N D , INC.
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COACH
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Post-
N o t a M e d ic a l Case
C raw ford—My wife has laid a sink
ing spell.
Dohlis—Nonsense! You can't be
lieve what these doctors tell you.
C raw ford—Hut a doctor didn't fell
me. It was n lifeguard at the bathing
pool.
R EC O R D «
RREAKIN4»
M ONTHS !
W illys -O verland hislory-
have
your
eyes,
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