Ashamed of her
bad complexion
If you, too, are embarrassed hy a
pimply, blotchy, unsightly complex
ion, nine chances out of ten
Resinol Soap
will dear it
Juit try Resinol Soap for a week
and see if it does not make a blessed
difference in your skin. It also
helps to make red, rough hands and
arms soft and white.
In Mvrr er stubborn cmn, Reiinol Soap
ihmild bm aided bva little ReainoL Ointment.
Bnth are toidbyallDrutfiitt.
GALE PLAYS HAVOC
AT SAN FRANCISCO
NBW COOPERATIVE CREAMERY
Farmers and State College to Cooper
ate In Manufacture of Products.
Corvallii, Or. For the purpose of
manufacturing and marketing butter,
cheese, ice cream and other dairy pro
ducts, the Oregon State College and
a number of dairymen and farmers
nearby have organized a cooperative
creamery. Another purpose of the co
operative plan 1b to secure a supply
of milk and cream to students of
dairying in sufficient quantities that
they may be able to operate the col
lege creamery on a commercial basis,
Although the college has a few herds
of high producing dairy cows it has
not enough cows to provide milk tn
quantities sufficient to supply a large
and successful commercial creamery,
and it believes that only In this way
can adequate training be given stu
dents of commercial dairying.
Dairymen that sign up as members
of the cooperative association agree
to supply milk from a stated number
of cows and to exerciBe such care in
management of cows and handling of
milk and cream as to comply with the
Oregon laws governing the operation
01 commercial dairies.
The college agrees to receive the
milk and cream, test and grade them,
and make mem into dairy products
for sale. From gross receipts of the
ale will be deducted all operating ex
penses, including depreciation and up
keep of dairy machinery. It will then
divide the net profits among the dairy.
men in the proportion of amount and
grade of butterfat provided by each,
snaking monthly payments. It will
also keep its books open for inspec
tion during office hours and send com
plete monthly statements with pay-tents.
The Old and Reliable
ir?s or. Isaac Thompsons
EYE WATER
ia Wtk maarfr for weak, ialaned
eyes and an ideal eye waih. Keep
m m. mil an ail Up keep yeo.
OC. H all DranttU rnmhf
J racr
WRITE FOR FHEE BOOKLET
JOHN L. THOMPSON SONS CO.
143 River SL, Tray. N. Y.
1
Getting at His Motive.
"Will you have my seat?" he in
quired, politely.
"On the ground that I am aged and
decrepit?" the woman asked.
"No, indeed, madam."
"That I am young and beautiful and
possibly not averse to a flirtation?"
"Certainly not. That la"
"Then It must be because you are
a gentleman, in this respect differing
from the fat person on the left and
the scrawny specimen at the right. 1
am glad to learn your principles, sir,
but here is my street. Good day."
Boston Transcript.
Record Gone.
"So the family in the flat next yours
has a victrola, eh? How many records
have they?"
"Heaven only knows! But they
broke their best previous record, last
Sunday, by 6 hours and 26 minutes.
Puck.
One Killed, Many Injured and
Property Damaged.
GALE BREAKS RECORD F0RI27 YEARS
Plate Glass Windows Shattered and
Business Signs Blown Away
Apartment House Falls.
Ban Francisco. Life, limb and prop
erty patd tribute here Sunday night
to a storm said by the weather bureau
officials to be the severest that has
visited San Francisco for 27 years.
Seventy-five miles an hour was the
velocity of the wind at 6 o'clock off
Point ReyeB, and 50 miles an hour off
Point Lobos, one of the portals of the
Golden Gate.
Henry Chilson, of Los Angeles, was
killed here by the storm. Chilson and
his wife came here to visit the Pan
ama-Pacific exposition and were to
have returned to Los Angeles. He
was knocked down by a falling adver
tising sign, suffered a broken spine
and fractured skull and died half an
hour later.
Numerous Injuries were reported
from flying signs and other debris
blown loose by the howling southerly
gale.
The wind waB especially severe on
plate-glass windows, more than 100 of
which were reported as having been
blown in. One window, on the 17th
story of an office building, was blown
from its frame and sKuck like a jack
knife in a door at th j opposite side of
tne room.
The storm kicked up a heavy- sea
on San Francisco ba)y and ferry traf
fic was maintained yiWx difficulty. In
several cases whole Beas swept the
lower decks of the ferryboats, and
many of the passeng ers became sea
sick and others engag ed themselves in
prayer.
Several coasters that tried to put
to sea turned back after getting a
taste of the wind's velocity outside
me neaas.
The property loss caused by the
storm included the destruction of an
untenanted two-story frame apart
ment house, which coU.apsed under the
pressure of the wind. There were no
casualties.
Thirty Warships of Allies Land
large fcice on Grecian Soil
London. A dlstatch from Athens
reports the arrival In me Gulf of Or-
fano (an arm of the Aegean Sea), of
30 large transports full of troops,
which began to disembark immediate
ly-
An Athens pitper says martial law
will be declared January IS, and that
me uaamDer or Deputies haB been
summoned to meet on the 17th to rat
ify the proclamation thereof.
The Athens, correspondent of the
Dally Mall ha had an interview with
King Constantino. The king said:
"There nevfer was any reason for
the suspicion with which we were
treated. The re were a number of small
difficulties Kith the French and Eng
lish, but we will do all possible to
bring abou'j a complete understanding
with the i lilies. We have no desire
but to accord you every fac Uity. The
possible umbrage which I ftilt at some
of your actions has quite piaaBed as a
result of the harmony prevailing at
Salonlkl., But I will not be forced out
01 my neutrality."
Keep it In Your Stable.
For external use on horses nothing
uiai we suuw ui equals naniora s Bal
sam. Many trainers use it as a, tog
wa.ii uecuuge u Keeps me SKin la finr
condition and should cure lamenesfi.
AOV.
Genuine pluck Is shown by the peo
ple who go on running comic papers
ana society columns in tne "gay Euro
pean capitals."
By Way of Apology.
Mrs. Towe It's perfectly scandal
ous (or you to wear a snorter bathinr
klrt.
Miss Unda Towe But, mamma, I
have longer stocklngs.-njudge.
R
4T TaV
Ship Direct to New York.
the International Fur
Market, and Secure the
Highest Cash Prices.
Why ihip to the middleman, who
EntUMh ten your tun in
f you) Wpy the hif heil mukct
plica, Our Dinhcdt oi nuJint are
tttutuillylibefiJ. We never ciitrse
Write for our price litt tad tQedt
efr.
DAVID BLUSTEIN&BRO.
'Mart QrniiJttr Hout,
1MW. Z7ti 3t NawYwt, N. T.
Seattle Coaster Is Kilted Wh n Sled
Mils Auto; Tacoma Coa: iters Hurt
Seattle, Wash. One bov ras killed
ana several others were injured Bun-
aay as the result of coasting .accidents
on. Seattle's Bteep snow-covered hills.
rxusseii Marvin, 11, was Bilued when
jhis sled ran into an automobile.
Sidney Qreenbure. 11. suffered a
broken leg as the result of a collision
between two sleds.
Tacoma, Wash. Three serious ac
cidents on one hill, all occurring with
in an hour Sunday night, resulted from
the first coasting this season in Ta
coma. Two of tine accldemts resulted
in broken legs and tbe thltrd in a frac
tured knee cap. Those Injured were
James Davison, A. M. Cook and Rus
sell Knewland, a ll young men.
Huerta't Illness Serious,
El Paso, Ten General Victoriano
Huerta, ex-provisional president of
Mexico, who "underwent an operation
here Sunday, was pronounced in a ser
ious condition by his physician, Dr.
M. P. Sciiustdr. General Huerta, who
had been ill for some time with what
the physicians described as jaundice,
was operated on for gallstones. It was
announiled "f'er the operation that the
Physicians found symptoms of a more
complicated d.isiaase than formerly dis
closed, and expressed fear for his recovery,,-
Chicago Thieves Busier.
Ch' Icago. One million, five hundred
thou aand dollsirs -was stolen in Chica
go ' luring 19115, according to figures
coir ipiied from police records. This
wai i $300,000 more than the tribute
lev led bv thieves on nhlcaeo's nubile
du ring the year preceding.
Chief of Police HeaJey has asked
" ia council for 10O0 additional patrol
n ien, and he Is confident there will be
a i conilderRhlA tia mam In orime if
mnsD
NORTHWEST MARKET REPORTS;
GENERAL CROP CONDITIONS
Portland Wheat Bluaatam, $1 par
bushel; fortyfold, II; club, 97c; red
Fife, 96c; red Russian, 96c.
Hay Eastern Oregon timothy, 117
17.60 per ten; valley timothy, fli
I4.su; aitaita, sioraiY; oats ana
vetch. 118.
Idlllfeed Spot prices: Bran. 12Z
per ton; shorts, izg; rolled barley,
129(830.
Corn White, 186 per ton; cracked,
136.
Vegetables Artichokes, 11.10 per
dozen; tomatoes, California, 11.60
1.76; cabbage, 80c per hundred; gar
lic, 16c per pound; peppers, 10l2ic;
eggplant, 10c; sprouts, 8c; horserad
ish, 8,c; cauliflower, 75cil.26 per
dozen; celery, 5090c; beam, 2i6c
per pound; lettuce, 122.75 per crate;
peas, 16c per pound.
Green Fruits Pears, $1 1.60 per
box; grapes, 15 per barrel; cranber
ries, tl014.50.
Potatoes Oregon, 11(8)1.16; lakl-
mas, 1.161.26 per sack; sweets,
2. 60(S.75 per hundred.
Onions Oregon, buying price, 81.26
f. o. b. shipping point.
Apples Spitsenbergs, extra fancy,
(2.26; fancy, 12; choice, 1.261.50;
Jonathans, extra fancy, 81.50; fancy,
$1.25; choice, 81; Yellow Newtowns,
extra fancy, 82; fancy, $1.75; choice.
110)1.26; Baldwin, extra fancy, $1.60;
fancy, (1.25; choice, (1; russets,
orchard run, (1.
Eggs Oregon ranch, candled, 8s
35c per dozen; Oregon storage, 22
23c.
Poultry Hens, small, 12 13c;
large, 1314c; springs, 1213ic; tur
keys, live, 1819c: turkeys, dressed,
choice, 24c; ducks, 1216c; geese, 10
Butter City creamery, cubes, ex
tras, selling at 28c; firsts, 26ic;
prints, and cartons, extra. Prices
paid to producers: Country creamery,
; butterfat, No. 1, 28c; no. z,
26c.
Veal Fancy, lli12c per pound.
Pork Fancy, 77,c per pound.
Hops 1915 crop, 8101c per pound.
Wool Eastern Oregon, 1825c per
pound; valley, 2526c; fall lambs'
wool, 25c; mohair, Oregon, znc.
Cascara Bark Old and new, Hi4c
per pound.
Cattle Market steady, steers,
choice. (7.253)7.50; good, 17(37.26;
medium, $6.60(47: cows, choice, (6.26
(a)5.76; good, ?56.26; medium, (4.76
; heifers, choice, $6.506; good,
$4.765; bulls, choice, $3.604.60;
stags, choice, $55.25.
Hogs Market steady. Prime light,
(6.156.26; prime strong, weights, (6
10: good to prime mixed, (6.
5.90; rough heavy packing, $4.
nigs and skips, $6(0)5.25.
Sheep Market steady. Choice
spring lambs, (7.25 7.60; common
spring lambs, (6.256.60; choice year
ling wethers, $6.26(0)6.75; old weth
ers, $66.25; choice light ewes, .ao.zo
50; good ewes, $4.76(3)5.25; com
mon heavy ewes, $4.254.76.
Tacoma's Apple Crop Nearly Gone.
Tacoma Home-grown apples are
about gone for the season, say local
commission men. Supplies on hand
now are going at a better price and
this increases the sales of Eastern
Washington apples, which were held
back earlier in the season because of
low prices of the home product. The
crop of local apples was a good one
thiB season and many apples were sold,
the dealers and growers both benefit
ing. Eastern Washington apples hold
steady.
Grapes are reported gone for the
season. The holiday trade cleaned up
what supplies were on band and deal
ers say the weather is too cold now to
bother with such a commodity. This
season saw more grapes sold on the
local market than ever before. There
were many varieties offered and all
were of an exceptional quality that
was maintained throughout the season.
One of the features of the season was
the way in which the grapeB were
packed for the holidays, some coming
in cork-packed kegs and others in lug
boxes.
Vegetables with the exception of
the root varieties are gone and there
is no damage to be expected from cold
weather. Shipments of tomatoes from
California are becoming smaller.
Sweet potatoes are arriving regularly.
Netted Gem. spuds are firm at (23 a
ton.
Creamery Butter Drops.
Tacoma Fresh Washington cream
ery butter declined this week 8 cents a
pound. The drop Is attributed to a
beay production of second grade but
ter. Many of the factories in Wash
ington that have been closed down for
weeks for repairs are again in opera
tion. The demand is steady and no
fu.tther change in prices is expected
soon. Fresh Oregon butter is quoted
at about the same prices as tbe Wash
ington product. Washington butter ia
offered at 2930 cents a pound and the
Oregon commodity at 2880 cents.
Market Oats in East.
m.A wan a faff imanatrt tt a tlma
that Pacific Coast oats, as well as
miivhf lui tnarkatMl in thA East.
It was this possibility that caused the
recent firmness in local maraeu, out
with the weakening of Eastern prices,
moat of the gain was lost here. Prices,
however, are close to the point that
.M mne-h Momenta nosaible.
and with a little advance in the East
salsa of the best Northwestern oata
That Reo Factor of Safety Is More Than a Mere Sales Term
W OVERSIZE IN ALL VITAL FARTS ia
your guarantee under all conditions.
SOMETIMES WE WONDER if prospective
buyers appreciate the full significance of the
famous Reo slogan quoted above or If, per
chance, some value ft as lightly as they prob
ably do some other mere advertising terms,
YOU NEVER HEAR of a Reo car developing
a weakness in any vital part,
YOU KNOW BEOS for their marvelous uni
formity of excellence in performance and for
their economy of upkeep.
YOU'VE BEEN IMPRESSED by the fact that
every Reo owner you know 1b enthusiastic
about his Reo none of that diversity of opin
ion you've found among owners of some other
makes of carB.
BUT HAD YOU STOPPED to analyze the con
dition and to discover the reason?
SATISFACTION YES. But that alone Is not
all. Uniform satisfaction unanimous enthus
iasm among Reo owners those who use their
cars reasonably and equally those who abuse
theirs, as you know.
PRICES AT FACTORY.
WELL THAT REO FACTOR of safety, "60
per cent oversize 15 per cent extra strength
in every vital part' is the answer. That
-' factor of safety U protection againBt all
kinds of driving and all kinds of roads all
kinds of abuse as well as use.
TAKE REO THE FIFTH, for example:
THAT GREAT CAR is now the oldest car In
the worldhas been made in practically the
same form for more years than any other,
HAS OUTLIVED SCORES of would-be rivals
and still leads. Is still America's most popu
lar automobile among discriminating buyers.
AND NO MATTER whether the man to whom
you are talking owns a 1910 or a 1916 model,
he is equally enthusiastic in his praise the
1910 man perhaps a trifle more so because
of the greater evidence he has had of its
quality.
THAT SERVICE IS BUILT IN at the factory.
Reo service is second to none when on oc
casion you may need it. But the kind of Reo
service of which we are most proud is that
service built in at the factory that 50 per
cent oversize factor of safety and of satisfaction.
A Few Agency Propoiitioni Still Open, Write
NORTHWEST AUTO CO., Distributors
Broadway at Couch
F. W. VOGLER, Pres.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Phones: Broadway 887; A 4998
The New
REO "SIX"
The New Reo The Fifth
The Incomparable Four
$1250
$875
HERE ARE
the FACTS
Plates and bridges nude In
my own laboratory
Office absolutely clean.
Inatrutnents thoroughly iter
ihzed. Prices reasonable.
Work suaranteed.
Constantendeavortodowork
painlessly.
Nurse in attendance.
Dr. EM T. Hedlund
DENTIST
FIREMEN 8TUDY F1R8T AID
Mine Rescue Station at University la
Utilized to Train City's Worksra.
University of Washington, Seattle.
Seattle's city firemen and the em
ployes of the city lighting department
are being trained in methods of first
aid to the injured, resuscitation and
the use of oxygen apparatus at the
United States Bureau of Mines rescue
station on the campus of the Univer
sity of Washington.
Last month 20 firemen from differ
ent stations in the city were given the
course of instruction, and 20 more are
registered this month. Night classes
are conducted for those whose hours
of employment prevent day attendance.
A recent student in the rescue sta
tion was Mr, R. A. Dye, a member of
the bureau of mines staff, who was
on his way from Washington, D. C
to AlaBka, where he win be tne assist
ant of Sumner Smith, United States
inspector of mines.
The station is adding to its equip
ment a lamp testing gallery similar
to that used in the Pittsburg station
operated by the government. In this
gallery various mixtures 01 explosive
gaseB and air will be made, and with
the aid of fans to give velocity the
gas will be driven against Bundry
types of safety lamps In an endeavor
to determine under what circum
stances an ignition and explosion will
follow. The attempt is to duplicate
varying conditions in mines where
sometimes a concussion following the
falling of rock and the subsequent
rush of air may force gas into the
lamps and cause disasters. Methods
of testing for the presence of gas will
he taught in connection with the use
of the new apparatus. The gallery
will occupy a space 8x10 feet.
For fresh cuts apply Hanford'a Bal
aam. Adv.
It Comet to Him Then.
The man who isn't used to public
speaking always remembers the
speech that he intended to say just
after he sits down.
In Haate.
Willie Dad, "what do the 'lawyers
call a man that's been sued?
Dad A pseudonym, William. Can't
you see I'm busy?
Self'Llghtlng 8mudge Pot for
Orchardlsts,
By the Invention of a simple ther
mostatic controlling device, a Los An
geleB man has developed an ingenious
apparatus for rendering the smudge
pots used by orchardlsts Belf-operat-ing,
says the January Popular Me
chanics Magazine in an Illustrated ar
ticle. The appliance, which may be
fitted to any standard type of pot,
1b regulated by a small copper rod.
When the atmospheric temperature
drops to a predetermined point, the
contraction of the rod is sufficiently
great to release a cup containing an
acid. The liquid is poured into a small
chamber provided in the smudge pot.
This holds a chemical substance which
burns upon the addition of the acid,
producing a flame that ignites the
crude oil used In the pot. The ther
mostat may be adjusted so as to re
lease the acid when the temperature
falls to any specific degree. With this
apparatus in use, an orchard may be
protected from frost without personal
attention betng given It Popular Me
chanics Magazine.
For galls use Hanford'a Balsam.
Adv.
What He Thought.
Walter (to guest who has been wait
ing a very long time) -Did you ring
the bell, sir?"
Guest "No, I was tolling it. I
thought you were dead!"
The Very Latest Chart and Instructions In Palm
Reading lvc. Purack Publishing Co., SB Cham
bar Commerce, Portland, Oregon
A Start.
"Have you laid the foundation for
your presidential boom,"
"Yes, I have announced' my unwil
lingness to be a candidate," Wash
ington Star.
IIrt Healthy, Strong, BMatlfal Bye
Oculiata aud Physicians used Hurina Bye
Remedy ma&y years before It wm offered ma a
Domeatlc Bye Medicine. Ifuriue la Still Com
pounded by Our Pnyalalmna and guaranteed
by them as a Bailable Belief for Byea that Need
Care. .TryUinjrourByeaMdlnBaby'aKyea
No Smarting Just Eye Comfort. Buy Murine
of your Druggist accept no Substitute, and it
Interested write for Book of tbe Bye Free.
alLIBiNU BYafi BKaUGUX CO., CUICAOO
Discovered.
First Chauffeur Bill got fined $500
for taking his employer's car without
permission 1
Second Chauffeur But how did the
bosB know he took it? -
First Chauffeur Why, Bill ran over
him. Chicago Dally News,
Monamobile Oils and Greases
and
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Fra. Tin Servico.
"THE HOUSE OF SERVICE."
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33 Broadway Ns. Portland, On.
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Made from your old ones. Last long
as Brand New TIRES Write us.
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Contains full instructions for development and
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ber Commerce, Portland. Oregon.
' Arithmetical Eggs,
"Walter," he suggested mildly, "I
want three eggs aud boil them four
minutes." '
But the cook, having only one la
the place, boiled It 12 minutes.
Which proveB the value of higher
mathematics.
Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh Is itself
an antiseptic and the use of any other
remedy before applying It is unneces
sary. Adv.
An Exception.
"The ideal is seldom attainable."
"Not so In the case of a suburban
home," chirped the real estate agent
"Now, I gotta place for sale on easy
payments-"." Louisville Courier-Jourr
nal.
A Good Reason.
"Can I get off tomorrow, boss, for
a wedding?"
"Do you have to go?"
"I'd like to I'm the bridegroom."
Life.
For proud flesh use Hanford's Bal
sam of Myrrh. Adv.
Still It Bowls Him Over.
The pugilist doesn't always fear to
punch that goes to his head.
P. N. U. No. 2, 1916
WHEN writing to advertiser ftemts
" tien this fpor.
3
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AND ALL NOSE AND
THBOAT DUEA8BS
Curei the Sick and acti ai a preventative for other
Liquid given on the tongue. Safe for brood raarea and alL
.others. Beet kidney remedy. 50 cents a bottle, IS a dosen.
Sold by all druggists and turf goods houses, or sent express
Said, by the manufacturers. Booklet, "Distemper, Cause and
ure," free.
8P0HN MEDICAL CO.. ..
Chsmlsta and Bacteriologists. Goshen, In., U. . 4U
1 1 tui request ll granted.
may bc.made.Iorsmpment mere.