PeM ay. O ctob er M , 1 « M
h o M I
--» •
D m t
Jr *
i 11" '
" , ' " 1 ,'K*1
•"'o1 '“»«li1, "" i'. nini III** <-han»rt»r and m #< lluu will bu beld ut »uni I t i « . (utltiiliun.il uutuuul
(>>
sp ecial
Miai lati b u lle r.
W iiile leni t.f su rli i n • i > i - i
ux*ii t o r 't r l ii l ut lite 11 tuli He buoi un lite levy fo r lini fu llu w iiig r u a s u iis ;
¡iitum n |ni(iiivrm bava
e u sltm l linproveiiieut* l l c y »bali muknjz»i|, Uay ut Nuveuiber, ItCìf», ut ih « ovai o f Ilio ingii Aclioul
H O U IIH O LO
nui»a or Irmi m uffili pulì» boat- tbcr4*on,
nini In b-vy such sp ecial M u'cluek In thè aflcriiu ou , lo b u s s e « ;
Ut** operuliou o f tbruc
MttÙ lU O Q M riO N k *'i*t * bry »Imult^ b« lini. (I r a u o i'u r ati'IHional la * , not I» e irr o d vote un
lite
quosliuu u f i n - High M huul busse».
' 1
¡w fll intuì tiefnrt) inbliig b a tte r, leu rulli« imi Ibi, dullar, <>n a ll'r r e a a ln g lite am uuut uf tliv U i i
D ateti tuia libiti tiuy uf (Jet.,
Iw u -lblrd a full.
Iluku in u tu ia b le
rimi nini |>eraminl pru p- lavy in
anni
l» i»lrlct for Ibe IWJ5.
# M O O L s OAKKf Imi ovuli
fune bundrtul i l u g r u r » I n
enbl mini illa trlrt, na n yeur iilZt), by m o r e 't b a n
ai* A lle a i:
bai te r fo r bulli w uffb'» '^ “ b ie n lie ll ' fo r llflt'itn illiliutcn ^ rimjitrity uf m e li realdi'iit In * per cen t »•
“ " (lie ..............
over
am ount of J . II. K m nberger, h ia tr ic t Clerk.
Itii'li
5l pi ubili, ca k es la o f a b o u t' (!M
I1 retine«”
1 tie.il nini buku for I ¡iityrtii o f aulii rumi illalrie t auch levy fo r Ilio y ear im m e
C. K. M ason, C h airm an o f
________
w.
____
w llllrly i n i i i u l l t M i g i * r .
If p"p-J«|,„|| ib>i>in utlvisnbln fo r Mia d iately preceding.
tu
amile
ctm
alalfiu 'y.
Muny
hoard o f D irecto ra.
Vaoiia p re fa r n aoiuew lial au b - y ver# ur® »ut thoruugbly bukud pur),,,,,,. o f n iisiiig money wllli
It la n e cessary to ruiae lina
Adv c lti-5 0
M anu al griddle ra k e
althou gh ! ," " ‘v
« 'T »•"' b o l wlileb lo tlefrny Ibe #xp#n»#s
lile very tlilu one# are vonaitl- *ow’ * 1"* ^lnf w ,*l full u fler o f
ninii
apocini iniprovem aiil
AU lllta OS KliU .»l. Nfcl.llAt,
arad the beat by epicu rea,
lim U' wy Uuv° bo» " nM,,ov'141 fro ,,‘ or linprovem enta lu nubi Hoad
N ioU la LeftLy a * * '“ U, .III- i*»»t **..«!• vl ..ifettvt U u iiicl No. 4«
llie
oven.
giid d la rak o b a tte r doen nut
tiia lrle l
No.
to ,
W iialnngtou .1 v. «»Ii.i a -tt Ct/Wtljr, »tat# ot Oi.g -n, l i..l a bKUvut ¿ t - .l - g ot Mid
ill«, »let * ill to fettle at III« High fctliool, i. rt tit« -otk 4»jr ut ft-.v< uiovt,
rei|uire ahoi toiling.
County,' O regon.
MOTIOI
ot m.<u»».i,g lit« budret
W u lf lea req u ire the th in n est
Ilaled Ibi» H ill day o f O c t l l l l , at I (A.luck ta Ui« »ttoia.-vii lor to«
fc«r*liia(t*r »at eat With Uia l«vylng feoa»e. um I to voi« o.. lita prop"»)-
ober 11)25.
o f b a ila ra .
I f It la n o t linn
lion ot levying a special dlalricl tax.
Nolle« la herby given litui n
the w afflea will nut Im e r lap.
K. J . W'nrd, Cou ni y J migo.
Tha total antotoit of luou.y g r t f if by the «aid »cbool dlitr ct dune,
iiieelm g o f (lie reanb'iit In* púy
Adv e 1 7 - IH ihr risc.l jr. ar fe< ginning OB tuna If, l i l t , and ending Ju n. ¡4, l i l t , ta
T h e m oat e ffic ie n t way o f p u l
e la of Itomi lu s tr ic i
No.
lu
.«•tin.at, d In tl.a follow ing budget and Include» lit« amount» to be rc-
lin g a b a tte r to g eth e r la (o e ift ...
c Ived from lha cianiy teb ol fund, state »chool fund, tlttu ntary »cbool
all o f the dry Ingrediente, an.I W a .b .n g to n County, O regon, in
NOTICE
fund, apvcial dlatnct la», and all other money» ot tha district.
com bine w ith tbe Ibiuida Ubi» hereby eulled, and will b " held
o r Sohool E lection lo Inoraaaa
ut tbe reaidvnee uf K. M. Allen
■IUUKT
Inrludi'a « g p aj and bent
well
T a x Mora than Six Mar Cent
In aaid road d ia tiiy l No. 10 W'u-
K0TiM.vit.il Kjtpjc.Nurri;itKjj
w 1 1 1 | un egg b eu ler. t o r a very
Ovar T h a t o f tha
P rev iou s KÜ.IIMONAL. *HMV|C1£:
»I iihh Imi County, O regon, on the
No. balar* per yr.
lig h t h b tle r the egg» aliould he
........ . . 1
• 2.2««) 0«
l. gup- f lUC BUrut • - -
» 2.2*0.00
Y aar
7lli
tiny
o
f
November,
lU2b
ut
he heuten ■oparutflTy, the Volk«
1.7&0 99
2 . IT Inc.pels .............. 4,44«. • •».o . . 1
1.7M0*
N otier I» hereby given It» Hie
the
hour
o
f
1
.0
0
o'clock
I’.M.
m ut'd wUb the m ilk, (lieu udd-
. .................................. . . . . . . . •. •. . . 1
1.12Í.0*
1.12* *0
o f »uid tiny to liiMi'tiM» (be ml , legni voler» o f SeiiiHtl D ia trict
1. Tradier« » ............ • « • • •
1.4*» 0«
». 1
M ié N
ml gradually lu tbe dry u iu ler-
vi»ubillly uf levying tf apecial No. IH o f W ash in g ton County,
1.210.0*
•........« » *.4 J.» **.» ..
l.tM 00
ia le ; the melted aburtutilng la
.................................... • • • s • ........ . . s
1.39* 0*
2.(0*. 0*
then beateli m io tbe m ixture, or uiblilionnl rond tu * lu aulii Piu le o f O regon, (but an e lc c -
......... . * • •. . . 2
1.29« M
2,400.**
^ ^ 5 B H 5
and Ibe e tlffly
lieateu
e g g d u tr ie l, lo determ ini' w hat. If —
................................... . . . . . . ........o i
i.oioot
uny c u n l y road» or p o rllo n » ’ NVh,,,? fl"
world a c q u ire ,
wbileii P'ltietl tit la st.
»»«.00
4.020 *0
•••» *••••«• •••MM** *«»»«• # • • « ». . i
(h e re o f In anld illn lrlct aliali bn an '■duenlion, h"w ai*e you g o -
999-09
3,790 99
*••••*•••••••**♦« •** •*»*»• . . . . . .. i
Heal tug the w hole egg u iilill
.
------------ ------- - ' —
— i n.
„irk a iurv
4. Janitors , , , , , ........
•, • • •.. ft
1.799 09
l.i**.«0
l.g b l. then adding the bulk and ..... ..
1,1 a,|y »P*-01« 1
g
1
1
Jfmiic y II »fli rr •f * * . . . . .« ft
129.99
129.99
tfuinbimng with Ihg dry m gro-
*. Clark ................. ...
.. 1
*20 00.
220-00
dient« and b oatin g until sm ooth,
7. "U n r »«relee» . . . . . . . . .
#.
200.00
20«««
with Uie egg b ea ter la u m ueh¡
•
Tutml
...........
Ut.»M.*0
MATKKlAL. AND M/ri'UR»!
e.atier m ethod and will
prove
1. Kumlture (de*k*. atuve«, • urlata.. etc.) .............. » *22.00
Ju s t as s a tis fa c to ry ,
althou gh
2- Supplir# (chftik. rr*«rm. rie.) •. •. . . . . ................... ,
n i#
perhaps uol quilo so uiry a»
I. L#ibr«ry b*x>k«
the ftr» t m ethod
T h e M aatarj
f. J».nitor*• •uppliea ..se.# * • e • •• • • •.
2¿9 90
7. KuH ........................
Itvcipe will m ake » u wufrioa.|
8.
L»4*ht
Now with tlioac p rop ortions in
8 Water .....................
mind (he hou sew ife need
noi
It. I'uattge, >Utiun>r> and printing
«0.00
re fe r to a recip e but run m ake
T./Ul
..........
» i . m *•
aiiy —tiwmbcr o f w a d ies desired.
MAINI BNANCB AND KKI’AIKX:
If sour milk Is Used luke Ollly j
Mainleu»a«e ut building and ground* ’.................
20* 0*
l(rp«ir " f building and ground#
1*0*0
one teaspoon o f baking powder*
T o ta l
........................................................................................................
i » im
und add o n e -fo u rth teaspoon of
VM8K0NMENT» tlllgh« «y». Itosd». HtrreU. Ilrtdgt-s):
buhkug »oda to n e u tra lité
I h o
m o» i
nt'Miily o f die sou r milk. If Ih e j
INDKHTBUNEM8I
m ilk la quite thick it may b« j
^
1. Ife ndrd. «ad Istirw t lhrr.-«n ........... ... .................. » 4,10* S*
2. W'arreni, and lnt«r»»t thurrun ........................
«00 00
n eceasa rv lo u»e a little oiorr1 a a i a o c t a P i m c f o r m o liyw o o o c * L ir n » h i* . n u t o r t h i c o u h T a r f
111 « i »»ary
......................
UO»T NOTID RIUINI. A nd H I . HUNIkl. “JUHN M f L "
Total ...................................................................... ; ............. .............
0 4 . 7 0 » 00
Ilian one cup In ord er to gel
* t.soo on j
III.
1‘atifl«- laturnallonal H«.r»u I lot «I. 11.«"", flou Ita rm'»a burgos: ttpd TTIANttrORTATlON OK PIPIIJ»: ........................ ! ........... » ............
the b a ile r thin -«*«“ * ' '
u r , Hhm». Pwrtlm.4. Oct. »let «o Ne*. Uh. Itul" rial Hol ul, * 1 , 1100 , ai* In hauti 1NHIJHANCS: .............................................................................................
« 700 *0 !
W hen agg» are
acaree ur I M . tll , « * „ lh,
fri)B, of lh,
H IS C S L U n O U li
driving.
1. Premium t l r r l ’i bond ................................................. » 10*00
lugli In p rice one egg only can , M J wl|h (h4 |argMt oftvrieg
of
The
gmalest
series
of
horse
showa
2. Audit ot dor*'» b-".kt .............................. ; ; ............ *
too
be u»ctl fo r 2 cu p fu ls o f m ilk j,rPn n » i money iu Antsrlra
ever knor.lt Is being held now In Calk
Total ...................................................................................................
f 104 0« !
flou r, el*'-; if* th a t ease .... ......
fll.ooq f»r «b» *5 dags«» fo l»«
lumia at Slock Ion. Satramuolo. Ven- KM Kit»: KVCT : .............................. .........................................................
* 1.072 • « I
f,ri|rlI, cu pful n i" (T m ilk sbpqld »bi»wn uf whlcg kls.ooo 1» In »'wk. «—
Total »itlnutrd svr*,unt of money for alt purposes during
i i. m ake III.- b u tler o f aeven of »1000 and f|*« uf llh " " - '
Pon,on*1' «U former shows
tho roar .................................... - ..........................................
» 4 1 .2 2 2 M ;
In- used 1« night III' ' « I
ghaasmlnal » n » , Mu.
■«amenice by « fl.»»i né negtg
KKTIMATBU KECKIITH
Mi'* n g h t con elalen cy
Att-ordlflg id'
" The .tak e event, .rv Oljmplc Hot I. | ur* "
•l,uW h‘-------------------
rereal Seal lia. IX.IHHI. (or five galltul horva C< iiural Manager O M Plummnr «>f Krom county M.l^n.1 fuwd Oortn« Ui. coming m 'I c o I > e«i I 4.**«.«»
rK e o r o th er left-o v e r
»it j ;
may be added to th is b a ite r t " Keaiil.' Horae' Show a .« orlaiit»..,
* * p,* ‘“ ° * ,tMl ,,o r«> *hew Mao t f tu »isle »< ii""l ./su l 'li.' " , tic .. ...lug i, .ol > c.tr
Krom '« I* no-ntsry agfeo. 1 turd during tho coming •efe'*ol
give variety.
In tli«t ca se u«o ooo, to be shown In two divisions as îl* ,'r' \
* <ral? '“ d of
W . ’ ...........................~ --. m ................................... ..
2.IT&-1*
fine* fourth ^cupful o f .b e ro o k -
V
^ f r 1 ^
*s
Kaluunt'-d amount lo b* recap . d from all other
. i - ,_ ..|
„.„i
th r e e .fo u rlb «
nfwganae siamon» smi g.-io. ,, **7“* , w ,.1 k .
,r‘,ni *fl!f ,’* st to
Source# during thr comfng sebo"l yeor .............. 7.20*0«
'
r
'
. .
.
- |, . lugs; Northwestern National Hank, • " M ““ ** ,hl*
*• * 111
the
Total csltmsted ree. ipts. not Including pr..p..».d lax . . . .
IIS.J7S.7!
ru p fn l o f flou r, In slea.l
of
m ,, ^
fw
porti.nd rham- h‘''r,‘c,• now •huwlc« '» Califoml*.
UJECAPITl'lfcVTIOM
full cup o f flou r
given In
Ibe ,iof u( Comuiene. Il.oot). for hoavy The resuli ot lh«aa additUma will
foundation fo rm u la.
harness pualas! Sovereign llolel. IS.- ungufNlh.naldy tnahle tbo Pacific I d - T"lal caliti at ted »apt n»ra for the year .........................241.222 00
_ _ _
¡ooo. hunters and Jumpers; Portland t«'rhailoual to break ihu site and goal- T.4ai ostltnatcd receipts noi Including proposed '«« ..
Ualanre. oiv uiq to hr rntsdd'by< diatrict tax .......................
$24.(42.*«!
. . » .C -
Qelddla
Cakaa__ V Hotel. ».000, heavy karnt-sa hor.iea; "X rurorda now being made in the
The Indrbtrdnrfg of Dlalricl No. I* Is aa follows:
TO M M
u r .o a ie
u a se e
,iul|„(>milh
........
„u,h.
Total I"'ltd' a Indahlcdncse . . . J .................................. .....................
*22,**«.00
soap sto n e . griddle
gives
t h e ! horses; W K. Turner. I1.0J0, Junior
The growth of (be horse »how fes
* 2*2.12
b eet resu lta.
Il should 1 never • vegaUfd b uses: Jlrnry Tlii. Ic. »1. lurv of the Pat-lfir IntemqUonaJ la Total warrant Indehteilneaa ........................................J ......................
Total anv'unl of all indehiedneaa ...................................................
22Ì.7I2.22
be greased .
\\ lieu new It may . , t I hell»nil |H-nlu*: Old*. Worlmsn one of the (n»»t aignllltanl facta of
I'M 'd this 2*rd day of Octob-r. I»2S.
bo a tilOe d iffic u lt bul never g King. $l. 0 oo, polo mounts; tl. n.-«iij (ho rymeback of the horae.
Attaat:
«tea».) i| or y^u ' w ijl
¡jlW aya,
J. a Kamberg. r. District Clark. -C E Mason. Chairman Board of Directors,
l|Ve 1»,
An jjlqm |i"iin grnldlu
)a tbo spine also .
A little p a
tien ce when these griddles are
new will bo amply rewarded in
lha gbsoupc uf s'nok« nud
1»
much b c tlc r cukes.
Au
iron
griddle m ust be g reased b u l
very lig b tly .
AILOIi:: iuk I their ship.»—from
commercial power as well. The I.ion
trie power will be used. The calx
th# ftrul tiim 'lays of hi;4cry
P lace the griddle over
tbo
of S t Mark was the snsiga of the steam power that will be employai
(town,
thi-rc
h.tvt
!>ecn
no
greater
world’s greatest navy, but it also will be v.hcn the vessel discharge.
bout w ljilc you ure m ixing the
fs lor.. In tho world's pr. ..r ■, than
stood fgr the greatest export and its cargo in port.
b a tte r.
It should be very hot.
th r* two.
import
M l business in the world.
Compare the General Petroleum
Evidently, ujton seeing a »heel of
If fa t Is used rub it on with
Venii
nice supplied Europe with the tanker ’’Lio” with the Phoenician
water,
man
hr.<
always
wu
ilt-d
to
ices
and
delicacies
of
the
East.
paper or u s * u piece o f sa lt
galley. The “Lio” will have an au
cross it without got t i g Ids f v t
erchant fleets filled the palaces of tomatic compass— the Phoenicia*»
pift'fe on the end o f a fork. (¿1-1
w-et The mystery of the sen lha
the “Bride of the Adriatic" with depended largely upon the coast
thor o f these m ethod* will cllm -
tie«ire to sec vt hot Ufcayaml llu wa
gold from the seven corners of the
ter—ha» always taken I >ld >>f men.
world.
,i
ngle
U I,
» b n .li
w ill’
Induced them to scheiiX' nnd plan,
traaually burn a»d cau»o much
to labor ai.d build U> Mitii fy their
The Yankee Clipper—
sm oke. Make sm all griddle cukes
desire.
The World’s Greatest Ship
fo r they aro e a s ie r to turn and
It took less than five hundred
Noah, the Master Hu Tier
to bake. Hake Until top 1» p u f- ;
yean to develop the Yankee Clip
Noah was no moan shipbuilder.
per, Hers was tho work)’.» greatest
fed up and full o f bubbles and
The dale UMinlly assigned to the
ship—the fastest, sturdiest thing
builtlnig of tin- Aik is '.MO It. C.
tho edges cooked.
T u rn and
afloat—the chip that made Boston
Nrt.h '< said to have built a ship
cook on oth er side. Never turn
and New York the world’s shipping
th. t 1
of n rlj
V
t.NkTIAN
12«*
centers and the Yankee skipper a
griddle cake« b u l once or they
15.000 tuns. Tho Ark would com
pare with merchant .- Iiipo on the the known world. The Phoenicians familiar figure the world over.
will be heavy ami tough.
The speed that some of these
not only were- great sailors and
m .* lotlky. It would be consider-
traders themselves but carried the American clipper ship# could make
r.l ly larger than many. In fact.
Niistar Msolpw— ? cups flour,
l.ut, v. "Other cr not we accept whole world’s merchandise. They was almost unbelievable.
In 1W51 a dipper ship, the
th" story of the flood and Noah’s conducted voyages for the Egyptian
teaspoon* baking powder, H
Phuraohs and for Solomon. For “Nightingale” of Portsmouth.sailed
litt’e
oi'tl”
?,
drawing'
and
models
spoon »alt, I <>#¥. I * pup*
u: d even fi .gments t f actual »hips years nt n time these intrepid sail 33fl knots in twenty-four hours.
rilOKNlCIAN MS B. Ç.
The “Flying Cloud,” one of tho
Ik, I inhlespoon sugar,
i
ors w ere away on a single voyage.
have been discovered in Egypt that
most
famous
of
all
clipper
ships,
lespoon melted shorleniug.
nnti'date the Ark by many cen
“Those in peril on the sea” was
line and the stars for their naviga
turies
a phrase that meant a great deal ran 427 knots in twenty-four hours, tion. The “Lio” w ill be steered by
Tho architects of the pyramids
in. ic then than it doea today. Th* or more than seventeen knots an
The “Lio” is provided
W s ffls a — l »e Ibe M aster H er.
Phoenician ship# were galleys row hour, in one of thoee world-wide electricity.
were shipwright* as well.
races our sporting Yankee_captains with water-making machinery, ke-
On the walls of some of the ed by staves and equipped w ith ‘a
s, m aking th ese c h a n g e s: beat
makim;
machinery,
forced ventila
tombs in Egypt there are boats pie- single square sail. There are very ■atleti coming home from Chinn,
g s sep arately .
Add m ilk to
e era
of thf
the clipper
cl
ship was tion for the crew, automatic pumps.
, ®f
sh
tur d that <1 to a« far back as 5000 (•W pictures of Phoenician ships in
On a hot day nt sea, the sailor turns
e beaten yolks, com bine with
to COOO H. C. One ha.» fifty-eight existence. The artist has recon Am# erica's groat chapter of marl
structed one at the right hand ear time history. The Clipper was on his electric fan, sips a cool drink,
oars, two eshtas, a “flying bridge”
rted flou r and baking pow der;
ner of this page. It was a frail ship the world'd carrier until the day of and his vessel answers his will at
and an anchor. So, the story of
a l with
egg
beuter
until
a touch of his Anger.
the steam vessel.
ioo(h, then add I iqblgnpoon-
Pity the poor Phoenician—a swel
The First Steam Ship te Cross tho tering day in the Mediterranean—
I o f m elted b u tle r.
Heat till*
Atlaatlc
the slave at his oar—the sun boat
10 the b a ile r, then
rem ove
ing down on his unprotected head,
The
first
steam
ship
to
cross
any
g h ea ler and ca re fu lly fold In
the whip ready over his back, abum-
ocean suited in 1819.
e sllfTly beaten egg w h ile*.
In 1854 the world's largest ves ing thrist—the helmsman strug
thin w affle b a ile r will make
sel was constructed. It was iron gling with an oar twice his own
and built at Mi Iwall-on-the-Thumes size to hold the course.
very c risp w affle.
If
y«m
Romantic? Doubtless! Rut most
In England. For power it had a
*h th a t type Use 2 cu p fu l* o f i
steam engine capable of developing uncomfortable. As for me, I would
11.000 horsepower,' 'Tvith paddlo rather be supplying motorists with
Ilk.
wheels and propellers. To supple gasolino hml oils on Ihe Gen
T h e w affle I™ » should
be
ment her engines which ih thtqt day eral Petroleum Corporation tanker
>11 healed, then brushed
on
were not as sure of pet feet p er "Lio.”
th sid e* with m elted «h or
formance throughout the voyage a »
they might have been, she spread
ning. u n le ss you « re using un
:AL
7000 yards of sail.
•clric w affle iro n , which re
CORI-ORA ■no N TANKRR
The ship Vaa calleM the “Great
ilres no grensing-
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, 1*2*
Eastern.” The transition from .«oil
ik e about H w nfflos.
ing ships to steam-driven vessels
was trying to the lover of ships, for
It resulted in ■ vessel that had neith
E opovere— It 1« n
fur
cry
er th* graceful charm oPthe clipper
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CU RA T RASTERN ISM
nut griddle rn k e* lo popovgrs.
nor th# trim severity of the modern
I th is hollow m q ffln -sh a p ed
Noah's Ark is not such an improb like this one that carried the world's steamship. ;
commerce in about 200 B. C
eud is made from I lie gridille
able one.
The Last Word in Shipping
kH M aster Recipe wilh very
“The Glory Thst was Venice”
Phoenicia's Merchant Marine
It Is quite a leap of the imagina
tv chnngea,
It is a long period of nearly 2000 tion from the “Great Eastern*’ to
Probably greater sailor* than the
year* from Phoenicia to Venice. It tho ship pictured at the right, tha
Use only 1 enp o f flou r, I
Egyptians v.'cre the Phoenicians,
Petroleum Corporation
the inveterate merchant* of ancient is interesting to see how slight General
p m ilk, 2 eg g s. * teaspoon
time«. Phoenicia wa«—“in far-away tho change is between the Phoe tanker "Lio," which is now hating
11 and one feuspoon o f mcll
li 0 .” a tiny country north of Pal nician galley and the next ship ii,«tailed in It the largest «¡nclc-
b o ile r.
P ol flou r and milk
estine. It stretched for two hun shown, the merchantman of the unlt Diesel engine ever built in the
Vnitod State.«. This engine Is the
dred and fifty miles ubrng the coast great maritime »tat# of Venice.
a bowl anil heat unfit il •*
Venice was not only a great me last word in power for the sea.
of the Mediterranean. Tbe Influence
rmolh. add I egg unbeaten and
Whilt at saa only Dicssl and elcc-
of thi* little nation was felt all over dieval military power, but a groat
at m ixture one m in u te; add
Amrrira’s Greatest Horse Show
T lie A i gosies o f tJie jPast — and T ods ty’s
S
F o r Salo— Apple*, tu cent»
a
la»* and up.
Hring contain
er.
fi. P ill, one nule «niiih
on VVntaon S tre e t.
e ta tf
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SULPHUR IS B E S T
TO CLEAR UP UOLY.
BROKEN OUT SKIN
R ela x
w h ile you
Any breaking out of skin irritation
on face, neck or body is overcome
qaickot by applying Wen tho- Sulphur,
»•y* * noted skin tpecialist. Ib-cause
of it* germ destroying properties, noth
ing ha* ever been found to take the
place of this sulphur preparation that
instantly brings ease from the Itching,
burning and irritation.
Mentho-Sulphur heals eczema right
up. leaving the skin dear and smooth
It saldom fails to relieve the torment
or disfigurement.
A little jsr of
Rowles Mentho-Sulphur may be ob
tained at any drug store. I t ii
it used
like cold cre
R ide
It's great to be able to
■ink in to the coml'ort-
able scat aboard the Red
Electrics.
C hance to read your
paper or magazine, t ilk
with friend4 accom, .iny-
ing you— o r Ju st settle
bock and relax.
You’re rested and fit at
“journey’s end”.
You will find in our show
ing of Winter House Slip
pers, scores of smart sty
les, including a number
of new models shown this
season for the first time.
Southern
Pacific
Lines
Red Electrics
All sizes for
Men, Women, Children
C. E. Allen
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higher priced cars—drv disc
clutch—extra large brakes—
semi-floating rear axle with
one-piece pressed steel hous
ing—vacuum fuel feed with
tank in rear—Remy electric
starting, lighting and di >trib-
utor ignition—Fisher W
one-piece windshield, auto
matic windshield wiper—
and cowl lamps.
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