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POULTRY and Dairy Produce of 1I kfnda wwiwt Writ for oar CASH OFFER Pearson-Page Co. TYPEWRITERS, ALL MAKES Largo asaortment, 8pe ciaJ Prirefi. REMINGTON . at brntln rKLMIEK, Up. Mocntnoa ontppea or ddi-ovi. and iruaran. toed by Homo concern. Writo for sample of .work, mating make TYPEWRITE. EXCHANCE, 351J Wuk St, Parim1, Or. GERMANS GAIN ANTWERP FORTS ment to Ostend. Oregon- Washington to Get 7enth ot $20,000,000 Fund Washington, D. C One million dol lar! of .the $20,000,000 appropriated by congress to continue river and har bor improvement waa allotted by the KelglUm MOVeS Seat Of GOVeni- lumbia river, thia amount being ueemea sumciero 10 Keep construction under way unit! another river and har bor bill can be passed. The total allotment made to projects in Oregon and Washington was 12,- Western Wings Extended and Ad- vance Guard Is Said to Hold '. . Position Near Arras. 032,500, as compared with $2,710,976 carried by the river and harbor bill at the time it encountered opposition in the senate. Oregon and Washington combined received more than one-tenth London Dispatches from Amster- of the full amount appropriated. , Dave Hdtlatim. Pran. ff. k HummM Mn. rlflm ThuraHiiv onu tkar thaAarniani ' Other amounts allotted to Northwent- lLr:iXv"t continue .to bombard Antwerp, that en, projects are : Celilo eanal $525, Depot. Write ferrates. 72 It fa Jt, fo iukb. ml two more defending forts have fallen 000 i Lower Willamette and Columbia and that the Belgian government has oeiow rorciana, azuu.uuu; Willamette been moved to Ostend. and Yamhill, above Portland, $25,000; Meanwhile the French account of Columbia, Celilo to the mouth of the the battle of the Alsne says that the Snake, $20,000; Columbia, Bridgeport battle on the a es' left wins- eontm- ivewie rails, lio.uuu: snake nver. ues with extreme violence, the line be- $5000; Coos Bay, $70,000; Coquille ing extended more and more. The river, $26,000; Siuslaw, S5000; en German account says that the advance trance Grays Harbor, $110,000; inner guards of the oddos ner forces are In irays HaDror ana Uiebalis river, 115. touch north of Arras. 000; Cowlitz and Lewis rivers, $6000. A dispatch from Amsterdam says : The liberal allotment made to North- A message received here from western projects is a result ol strong Ghent says fighting of a violent char- recommendations made by the River acter has taken place between Aude- an1 Harbor engineer board, which re cently visited uregon ana Washington, NEW HOTEL HOUSTON RUPTURE IS CURABLE NORTHWEST MARKET REPORTS. B weerhur a SEELEY SPERMATIC SHIELD TRUSS. No worrying or dan tor of an operation. Rapture il not a tear or broach, a commonly supposed, but Is m in. stretchlnc or dilation, of a natural J" oponlnc. Thli SEELEY SPERMATIC W SHIELD appliance eiosas thia opening in' 10 days In moat eaees. If you can't coma, writo for moaaurlns blank and literature Sold only by LAUE-DAVIS DRUG CO. Third and Yamhill, Portland, Or. Who ere Trues Expert, and Excloalvs aiate Aaonu xor una appliance. Famine. I am the skeleton In every nation's closet. I hide myself in the dark re cesses behind the Bilent uniforms swaying in the dark. While the guests make merry and the householders ply tnem witn viands at the Irlendly board i Dide my time. But when the alarms sound and the guests go out to kill, then I start forth In the gray shadows of early morning. witn my turn wand I touch the corn fields and watch them wither. And as the sun shines on battle fields my day of triumph comes. No longer afraid to show my hollow face. I stalk through village' and city, laying my rattling hands on mother and wife and babe. My comrade, War, true to his eter nal promlBe, has given me the entry to an societies. wre. SERVIAN LAD A FIGHTER VOllB own nwiinm.vr urn i. rru vnn Try Murine Eye Itemed; lor Red, Weak, Watery l Kyellde; No Hmurtlua- Ky Byea and Qranulated lust-Kye Comfort. Write for Book of the i mall free. Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chlougo. Broad Humor. "French humor Is a little too broad for ns, and when it iBn't too broad It is apt to be disgusting." The speaker was Miss Gladys lin ger, who has adapted so many French plays. Hue continued: "A Frenchman told me a Joka the otner day. He said two rust a sweet hearts were walking out together. The gin remarked : " 'I like you very well, Gaston, all except those letters O, S. tattooed on your band. fought hard lrirrifl. nT. at Bel- ilL0" .f he - "t grade, and proved himself a first rate ', " "? k- .j . 7 I. J shot. He 1. the net nf .M.,. . ot war w 1 be adequate to continue snares their hardships and perils, and was favorably impressed by the worn in progress there. It is noted that the allotment for Coos Bay is $20,000 greater than provided in the river and harbor bill, and the allot ment for the Columbia river from Bridgeport to Kettle Falls is $10,000 greater than the river and harbor bill carried. Allotments for the mouth of the Colubmia, for the Celilo canal and for Grays Harbor are the same as provided in tne river and harbor bill. A note worthy feature of the allotment is that only those projects which were author ized in the house bill received funds unaer tne apportionment just com pleted, and the new items inserted - in the bill after it reached the senate have been disregarded by the War de partment. Items for which no allotment was made and the amounts proposed for these projects in the river and harbor bill which failed are: Nehalem, $116,- 175; Coos river, $3000; Siuslaw, new project, $112,600; Columbia at Cas cades, $10,000; Willamette locks. $80,000; Clatskanie river, $1000; Wil- lapa river, $100,000; Grays river, $600; Puget Sound, $26,000; Skagit, river, $40,000. The amounts allotted for other proj ects in Oregon and Washington have Been reduced below the amounts car ried by the river and harbor bill, it work until another river and harbor bill is passed and the money thereby ap- narde. 16 miles southwest of Ghent, propriated becomes available. and Leuoeghm. a small town about a . Allotments made for work in Cali- mile south of Audenarde. fornia include Los Angeles harbor. After an hour's engagement the uawana narbor, $98,000; Belvlana mr-Rivorl Tolr,fnrmont. nj Humboldt harbor and bay. $200,000: But,' said Gaston hotly, 'don't you threw back the Germans with heavv Sacranent nd Feather rivers (work at MB ri... , V, n it'.. .1 1 .. . , ... n .Ua falIfMl. TU-1. - I 1 losses. An Amsterdam dispatch to the Reu- ter Telegram company says: "Among the refugees who left Ant werp were Cardinal Mercier and the minister of justice and other high offi clals. They traveled by automobile to Flushing, from which point they Dro- ceeaea to ustena. More arrived the bombardment of Antwerp know, my dear, that it's the latent style to have your Initials on you' handkerchief?'" Chicago Record Herald. ajntTARn I LwMiville. Oolorwlo. & BTTRTUH - -Mayer anff rftemlnt le. Colorado. RlM-iiliiau urliwi llnlit Silver. Lend, H. Gold, Silver, 16oj Gold, fium Kino or uupper. .1. m.iiiob envelope, a m lull prlrellat ftt un j'r.'uwi"!. ixiniroi .no umpire woraew baited. Jlelenwoei OarluoaletUtUwai Bauk, By Way of Inducement. A certain youngster in Washington ttrfla ntia Hav aoffurlrio ri&,fl, K., .,,, son of an aching tooth. His mother clearIy be heard-" was endoavoring to calm blm against tne necessary vlBlt to the dentist, "you 11 nave it out, won't you, oeaner- tne mother pleaded. "It won t hurt much, and then the ache will all oe over." But then the unhappy child began of the California Debris commission, zeu.ouo. The largest allotment is $3, 750,000 for the Mississippi river commission. Teutons Take Yankee Dye. New York Dyestuffs valued at $500,000 shipped from Basel, Switzer land to the Arm of Walter F. Sykes A e than 10,000 fugitives have , ZZ . T i yi atRozendaal, at which place J?'.J??J? nbardment of Antwerp can tZTJZZ o'JerdamV BRITISH SUBMARINE SINKS SECOND GERMAN DESTROYER Can arir1 aalmaA 1 A I .1 n.tu, ' w u mum klopwllJUVJl f. V V Uerman government. Such is the in formation contained in a cable dis patch received here. A protest against the Beizure has been lodged witn tne state department at Washing ton and Secretary Bryan is said to Portland The specialists of the fruit and vegetable utilization labora tory of the department of agriculture have completed arrangements for a commercial test of the recentlv-diacov ered method of concentratnig apple ciuer oy ireezmg ana centrifugal methods. As a result, a cider mill in the Hood River valley will this fall undertake to manufacture and test on the retail market 1000 gallons of con centrated cider, which will represent 5000 gallons of ordinary apple cider, with only the water removed. lhe new method it is believed makes possible the concentrating of cider in such way that it will keep better than raw cider and also be so reduced in bulk that it can be shipped profit ably long distances from the sddIb- growing regions. . The old attempts to concentrate cider by boiling have been failures because heat destroys the deli cate flavor of cider. Under the new method nothing is taken from the cider but the water, and the resultant prod uct is a tmcK liquid which contains all the apple juice products and which can be restored to excellent sweet cider by the simple addition of four parts of water, ine shippers and consumers, therefore, avoid paying freight on the water in ordinary cider. In addition, the product, when properly barreled, because of its higher amount of sugar. keeps better than raw cider, which quickly turns to vinegar, SUCCESS Depends Upon Your Training ' Our ooqivmi Id Storthand, Pn- ; mannhip, BuainaM Triuninr and Telegraphy will qulp rotl tm lUCCajbMtBi Mum FALL TERM BEPTEMBEK 7. BUSINESS COLLEGE. Foutk Street, Near Merrlao. Pertlaaa, Or. We Guarantee Positions for All Our Graduates. Write Us, No Trouble to Answer. $25 per per London Rutimorino P.O. nt v,o n.if. have notified Ambassador Gerard to iu uuwi wuu yniu. niH oroiner. a year ieh novw MH,.nrf it . imra re aim at tha ih nmant , , , I , ,. , - , I Jl vviuiiiaiiu ui aJICULVir- " , ..rlli J." ."r,,? ","""'. ant Commander Max K. Horton. mother ,"e',a""", lU0"e 01 tne Thursday made another raid into Gerl Fighters' Needs Are First. man waters on tne mouth of the Kiver London According to the York- fcms and succeeded in sinking a Ger- shire Post, the War office is takinc man torpedo boat destroyer. This drastic measures tn nhtoin an .H.m..i. same submarine, under the same com- supply of hosiery, underclothes, gloves mother. "Do have it out, dear," repeated the motner. "Yes, Dick, have It out," added the brother. "It will be one less to clean you know." Lipplncott's Magazine. mand, made a similar dash and Bank and other woolen goods for the army t-rumur ntjia o neiigo- ana navy. All the manufacturers in iana oepiemuer 13. as on the former Leicester, the chief center of the' wool anoe?" asked the policeman, "No," replied the law-abiding cltl- sen. "i m neutral," Important Precaution. Are you mixed up In this disturb- occasion," the E-9 returned safely to en Industry, have been informed that nernome port. their entire product of heaw goods 1 he action took place at 1 o'clock must be nlaced at the rllnnl nt h. . ., .1 : , 1 L 41 r . 1 . ... r "Then why do you want to talk to I " L"TE,.Z',. r??a, n" l' met" - u, uiuici- imuiv is wimneia Dy a manuiacturer or I want my neutrality definitely un mu".ou?'" "n oea, on tne suppnea to any firm, the War office deratood. 1 don't desire to take a F,,:o OI.rrlosm- will at once take over the factory. cnance on what sometimes hnpnent unr wh tion anu tne sea . . L - I . . . ... -.. I 1 1 l. t u 1 1 . , 1 . iu uio innocent oysianoer. wanning- -" uooirujror comu piainiy oe rttt r- r. onn nnn ton Star. seen cruislnir before the mmith r.f h. b" e-XCeedS $800,000, Ems. Suddenly the oharvra u. New York The sum bequeathed bv Boarding House Qosiip. high column of water rise near the ra"' nit t,esue, who died recently, "Billson. yonder, tells me he trusts bow of the destroyer. The vessel mn- Carrie Chapman Catt, the suf- hls wife Implicitly and absolutely, turned over and Bank in three minutes. fraK9 """i ,n of $800,000, out Shortly after the exDlos on the nrl. " opinion oi wiiiiam iNeisonurom- Well 7 anona nf the inhnu,!.. .kA. !. Well. One of the executors of the "Well, I notice he carries his chance aiir fttra nf v ha a-orata e MAi.n4. I.. .a. estate. The will has haen fllerl The nwi'?Hhok, l0"8 'a th' "rae"O0' onboard observed the entlr" res,du8 of tha MUte ' Mt n imwA. I i ,... i.jm i. 4i i mm. I err nmn ih. .vniuauH h ,,,mKv. .UUL. I,. UIUK iiie veioei I . ... ' , v """"" mat, it oe usea in the furtherance of Wheat Bid: Bluestem, $1.02 per ousnei; lorty-ioia, ic; club, 5c red itussian, 88c; red Fife, 90c. Oats Bid: No. 1 white feed, per ton.. Barley Bid: No. 1 feed, $19 ton; brewing, $21.60. Millfeed Bid: Bran, $23.50 ton; shorts, $24. Millfeed Spot prices: Bran. $25.6026 per ton; shorts, $27.60 ; ronea parley, $Zb27. Hay Eastern Oregon timothy. $16 17; grain hay, $1112; alfalfa, $12 tjj.a.ou. Vegetables Cucumbers, $1.50 per box; eggplant, 7c per pound; peppers, 6c; artichokes, 86c$l ' per dozen; tomatoes, 85c$l per crate; cabbage, lie per pound; peas, 10llc; beans, :; corn, 76c$l per sack: celery. 6085c per dozen; cauliflower. $1:26: asparagus, xz.zo per box; sprouts, 10c per pouna. Onions Yellow, $11.25 per sack. Green Fruits Apples, 76c$1.60 per box; cantaloupes, $11.60 per crate; casaoas, si Zbfgl.bO per dozen; pears, it.Z6 per box; peaches. SOc; grapes, 76c$1.75 per crate: cranoerries, ft). 60 per barrel. Potatoes Oregon, $1.36 per sack: lamma, $1.30; sweets, Zc per pound. uggs r resn uregon ranch, case count, 8132c per dozen; candled, 3! 86c; storage, 2729e. " Poultry Hens, 141(ffil5c per pound springs, 14J16c; turkeys, young, 18 20c; dressed, 2225c; ducks, 10 14c; geese, jutic. Butter Creamery prints, extras. aoc per pouna; cubes, 3031c. Veal Fancy, 1318ie per pound. Pork Block, 10illc per pound, Cattle Prime steers. $6.7506.90: choice, $6.606.76; medium, $6.26 o.ou; choice cows, $66.16; medium, $5.255.75; heifers, $5.506.60; cal ves, $6ra)8; bulls, $3(34.75: stairs. $4.606. Hogs Light, $7f5)7.60: heaw. $6 6.60. Sheep Wethers. $405.60: $3.504.50; lambs, $56.10. ewes, , Hardships of War. Lady Yes, they are very nice gooseberries, but aren't they dlrtyl mreot vendor Dlrtyl Think I can was again submersed. A German cmianr ami kw woman suffrage. Specific beaueati to came quickly to the rescue of the crew Individuals, mostly relatives, total sp ot the destroyer, who could be seen Proximately iiau.uuu. wash 'em and part their 'air dulin the !imming about in the vicinity of the center for tuppence a pound in these disaster or clinging to the wreckage of 'ere war times T London Opinion. tneir sunxen ship. Frenchmen Claim Alsace. London Telegraphing from Bel fort- France, the correspondent of the Dally man says: "ine uermans are try- H H"- 'Cotton Sent to France. Diner I've forgotten what I wanted New York For the first time aln inf to make the world believe that !on0gueer 1 " n th' tlP ' my W" Started ln Eu"P Ship- n'IL't80' b" " ""' ,0".e.' ... . . L( , .x., r" of fact the French are there in thou- Jrou OJ' oout s " "" ""e cuunny to 1 sands and so well established that the " "7 "Tr,:"- t nemy has not dared to attack them. r 1 "" " v. v.mii wuicu ns been reachinir FrnnM ka. armn tw,.i wlii I L I ILLvUAK I CrO real uriuin, Dut Thursday's consign tip. Birr f OR OUT-OP-TOWN PEOPLE Tnt w" t0 H'vre" Th toul tx?rt' Peoptefrom all part, oj", j j ' . i , ' ,e"' lnl" ln- ureson and Waahlnai. riuueu oeuo Dales to rrance, 047H to XTKen'aMrT. Grert BrU,ln ,nd 7456 to Other points ment. uurakiii Uac on the Continent. More than 12.000 If niltailafaieeaawl aaa. .... L t la W . . ' ..n? la m.h: ?1.e'rw!nl ,l? "P"0 nd Pproximate- nff work in one day iou lO Mexico, rvmii rwiuiriHl taannret. ""i1,?"!,,- u . Idle Period Not Feared. leetkeiMrt. There i, London David Lloyd Geonre chan. ai.wavHfiNe- u L'uv ... . - " j ceiior or me exchequer, in a aneech tn ir. wie lay. claim u a deputation of the workers' national t antsM w don't do. V?$22r- committee, said It was not at all Whatweoan t auar- tain that they were not a little pra- maliiM in l.l. .' , a. LOW PRICES roH BIOH GHAD WORK. . ".l," 1 ? .rW"J " " Geoe ki R.bw m., mA . a M ,iderabla "mount of unemployment as 2,htB":?'?Jk"k.b'H.'','i'"'--' 'I i.st the war progresaed. The demands on a-aarat Ul er P.rreUI. Crewa (,M InriWrv In thie ,. .v.. k , . j ... vvu.imj, mi. uiaucei WISE DENTAL CO. BEUAHlJf PAINLESS DKNTISTS. Paeaee-alaie Kit, A ISM. laH Tlra Street, Pailiai Ulaa., l-erlltae. OretM . S. K. Ur. Tklra ae WaaiaUe. lor said, would be enormous, but in the cotton trade the distress undoubtedly would be severe. That was tha only trade, he added, which had completely broken down so far. There is nothing in front of the French force of occupation. If they wish they can walk right through to the nnine. Citizen Attack Punished. Rome, via Paris A telegram re ceived here from Berlin says: "The civilians of Lanaeken, Bel gium, having attacked German troops, reprisals were necessary. Lanaeken was bombarded and its church de stroyed. Along the road between Lanaeken and Tongrea all tha houses were burned." Army Bars White Handkerchiefs. New York The British consul gen eral here declined a Dreaent of avrel doaen white handkerchiefs for we of the soldiers at the front. "The Brit ish soldiers are not allowed to carry white handkerchiefs", ha said. "An enemy seeing them might mistake them for signal of truce or aurnn. der." Seattle The apple trade by far led all the fruit staples, on Western ave nue in point of demand, and prices for. good stock were such that growers re covered much of the earlier losses and the situation brightened considerably. On the present level of 90c to $1 for the average good fruit, growers, it is stated, will net 4050c per box. Onions are firm. Good locals not adapted to keeping requirements are selling at 75c per cwt. Walla Wallas are about cleaned up at 8590c No Oregons are being offered. Celery is brisk at 40c per dozen. There are no good Concord grapes on the market. Prices run from 191(S!22tc and frequently less. Grapejuice and jellies are about all buyers can see in present offerings. Good green corn is scarce. Prac tically all the offerings are tough and close to unpalatable. Prices are $1.50 mil. lb per sack. Eggs Select ranch, 8738o dozen. rouiiry Liive nens, lo)15e per pound; old roosters, 10c; 1914 broil ers, 13 14c; ducklings, 10 12c; geese, 10c; Guinea fowl, $9 per dozen. Appies ew cooking, 76c$l per oox; uravensteins, $1 1.25; Jona thans, $1.26; Winter Bananas, $1.60; Kings, 76c$l. Cantaloupes Ponies, 75c per crate; standards, $11.25; jumbos, $1.25. Cider Yakima, 5-gal. keg, $1.50; 10-gal. keg, $2.85; 16-gal. keg, 25c per gal; 60-gal keg, 20c per gal. Dressed Beef Prime beef steers. 12 12c per pound; cows, llj12c; heifers, 12c Dressed Veal 15Jc per pound. Dressed Hogs Whole, osckine house, 13i per pound. Dressed spring lamb 1213c pound. Dressed Mutton 9lllc pound. Hides Salted. 121c per pound: salt kip, 13c; salted calf, 1718c; green hides, lljc; dry hides, 2426c; dry sait, zir&zzc; salted bulla, 9c; green DUMB, BC Vegetables Artichokes. 76(ffi85c ner dozen; beans, green, 66Jcper pound; oeu peppers, wenatchee, 9-lb. boxes, 50rn!60c; beets, new. $1.25 ner sack: cabbage, local, le per pound; red, lfc; corn, green, $1.501.76 per sack; car rots, local, $1; cauliflower, local, 75c per dozen ; eelery, local, 40c; cucum bers, field, 3640c; eggplant, 75e si; lettuce, local, (Oe per box; onions, green, 26 30e per dozen; Walla Walla, 85 90c per cwt; Australian brown onions, $11.26; local, lfc per pouna; parsley, oc per dozen: pota toes, White River, $21 per ton; Yaki mas, $26; sweets, $1.902 per cwt. ; radishes, local, 16c per dozen bunches; rutabagas, Alaska, $2 per sack; spin ach, local, 76c per crate; sprouts, 10c per pound; squash, local. $1.76(is2 per cwt; tomatoes, local, 30((i40c per crate; turnips, new, white, $1.25 per sack. The Successful Brood Mare. Sloping shoulders and sloping pas terns, associated with straight, well- set, strongly muscled legs and dense, tough leet are extremely essential, to longevity or hard service. The back should be comparatively straight, strong, short, closely coupled, well muscled and support a deep chest of medium width, good deep ribs and flank. -The rump should carry width to the tail, which should set fairly high. The hind legs of the horse should be set well under the body. Strong hocks, -well-set and sloping pas terns are of great value. True, level action with good style is essential ln an good horses. Breeder and Sports man. Putnam Fadeless Dyes do not i , i . i , suun me nanas. ; ! Gone, But Not Forgotten. William had not been In the other world long when George wooed and won tne promise of his widow. "Do you love me, sweetheart?" ask ed George. . . , "Yes, dear," cooed the. widow. "Better than anybody on earth?' persisted he, after the foolish manner ot lovers. "Yes," she answered, "better than any one on earth; but, George, don't asg me aoout heaven. Judge. Week-End 'In the Village. The Tourist (spending a week-end in the village, to the oldest inhabitant) Well, I don't know what you do here. It's certainly the most dead- and-alive show I was ever ln. The Oldest Inhabitant Ah, 'a ought to wait till next week, zur, an see how the place 'ull be stirred up then. The Tourist Why, what'a on next week? The Oldest Inhabitant Plowln'. Lon don Sketch. Great Invention. "I reckon," said Farmer Corntossel. "as how mebbe barbed-wire ought to De counted as one of the most useful inventions of the age." "For what reason?" "When there's a lot o' work to he done,-barbed-wire makes it impossible fur a feller to sit on the fence an' look on." Washington Star. The Waning Honeymoon. "Terrible scene at my house today." said Mr. Nuwed. "My wife says I don't love her any longer." And married only two months. How's that?" Because Instead ot my usual rosea took home a nice head of cabbage." Louisville Courier-Journal. A Good Time To Begin. . Nod Here's a doctor who says you can get into the habit of not sleeping wunout pnysicai narm. Todd That's an idea. When Is the best time to begin? Nod I'm going to try It while mv wife is away for the summer. Life. the Coincidence. Counsel Where were' you on night of the burglary? prisoner I was attending to ma business. Counsel Good! Fine alibi, that! And what Is your business? - Prisoner Cracking safes. With a Few Cows. Cows should be substituted for portion of cotton. With a few cows and part ot the cotton land in feed and pasture crops the farm would pro duce more revenue and cotton would not be so bard to market Farm and Ranch. Her First Pie. Mrs. McBride Oh, John, don't cut your pie with a knife. - McBride Huh! You ought to be thankful that I don't call for a can- opener. Boston Transcript,, Hhesinsatic Throat Is Common Trouble Should Be Treated in Blood To Prevent Recurrence. There are lucreaaful ararelei thee arm oreaeia la the throat, but tt prevent their ucwMur return, tne niooa must De put In order. The best remedjr is 8. 8. 8.. ai It influence all the functions of the bodj to neutralise the irritants or waste products and to stimulate their excretion through wo irivqicr i-ueuneis Rheumatic acre throat is a aanproui hiaicatlon. as It Beans that the blood la loaded with more uric acid than the kid ners can ercrele, and mar thus lead te nrloua (roneral disturbance. The action of 8. R. a. atlmnlerea eellnlar activity, it nrereau the accumulation of Irritants In local spots. It cnsbl.s the arteries to supply quickly the sew red oiooa to replace worn-out tissue. For this reason tirie acid that On da the throat an easy prey to Its breaklnir-4ow Influence, Is scattered and eliminated. In other words, 8. 8. 8. pre rente chronic con-' anions tv enabling all the mucous llnlnfra of the body te secrete healthy mucus. Ita Influence Is ahown tn a marked Impnrre ment of the bronchial tubes, whereby the husklness of Toice with thick, a-ravlsh ex pectorations la overcome, a. 8. 8., well diluted with water, means a blood bath, since It la welcome to any stomach sad at once rets into the blood. 8. 8. 8. Is free of all minerals antf con tains lniredlents wonderfully conducive to well-balanced health. Xou can set It at say draa- store, bat do not accept anything else. There la dancer In substitutes. 8. 8. 8, Is prepared oolv by The Swift Specific Co., S28 Swift Bids Atlanta, (ia. Our sTedlral Dept. will sire you free Instruction. lv mall on any subject at blood iliaunkra, Write today. AM. V. No. 4. IBM MS Him this mm FOSS-WINSHIP "J,1'""J I jS j COMPANY SELL SUPERIOR RANGES THE World Leader SINCE 1837 BARRETT B'LD'd, Athena, Oregon, ESTABLISHED 1865 Preston-Shaffer Milling Co. 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