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x Royal Shoe Co.
"V X 148 row St
Harvest Hands
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rer US AND SEE,
Hazelwood Co, foraua
rtw im
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2MI t W?T. a--.
to th. Out ReHable Everdlns honM wlta a
record of 46 rwi of Squirt rjaalinan, and
be Mnnd of TOP MARKET Psucltt.
V. M. CRONKHITE
New Houston Hotel
' 1UXTH AND EVERETT STS.
fear Aloekt from Union Station. Under Mr
laaaaaanient. All mora, nowly ttBHHaanl.
SPECIAL RATES BY WEEK OR MONTH
Ratal 90c 75c, tl, $1.50 Par Oar.
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HAWTHORNE AUTO SCE39L
Tlw only AutomobfU Sthool on tha Pa
L Uflo Cowt malnUlniiw a Gm TiMtar
Dept. Vain Holt Caterpillar, C L M
TnutkUum and Wkml Tttvetara, both in the
, Ichool rind operating field. . .
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41Wt2 Alkkr BalUlng. Partlaaai, Onm
Spray-a-Cow
, Keepa off fliei or money back. $1
. a gallon from your dealer, or order
by mail. PLUMMER DRUG CO.
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OTORCYCLESBICYCLES
, . Bought, told and repaired. Sup
: plies of all kinds. Oat of town
' trade a specialty. Write tie.
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HIDES. PELTS, CASCARA BARK,
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THi H. F. Norton Oo. m on., urn
fc nO flkOM MCMMiy
than Smallpox, slnny
aftt-
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Be mxiaaud NOW br root pbyiiclan, you aad'
your family. Jt it awn vital than bcrna toaartoea.
Aik your fAyilclan, dniggift, Mod f of Hm
yon bad Typhoky" telling of Typhoid Vaccina,
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BUSINESS COLUCE Paltlaaal, On.
Braawlaarillraatfnimaa at babaoat erloa,
end aava tha nllimbac;a.rpAta. Writ, na to
day mur aaada. Wa wfS ia ron aorroak-
botlom dlnMruto-rrB prlaaa, f a fo. mil or
boat. Wa aataailv aajrarafrdioai Uto lanar
aant All aoadaauaaanaaaii.1.'
Northwaat naadquartara for LaadarWatar
ftratama and Fullar Johnson Rnainaa.
STARK-DAVIS CO. '
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Antrim Rin from Gaay Into
Pn of CarpcS-Jss Baist:
Busy on Ksiwi. Front;
London The rtiiMZMetad tmainl
offanain on tha Salonikt front kaa
opatied and tha frand aaaamlt aiaint
thee f oraaa of tha oamtral powerf now
la tn iniajieaa In mry thaatar at tha
rarld-war. Oanawal Satrail la attack'
Inc tha Bateer-Oertnan foreaa alonr
tha entire Greek-Serbian frontier, a
dlitanoe of nore than 1H arjlae.
Report! froa both Beriln andfaril
indicate that tha enteoU allies are fol
low! nf the same taetiea tn the Balkans
that aifnallaed tha opsning of ftks
(rent oaTensivs on the ootnme. smut
bodiee of troops an attackinf at no.
merooa points alone the Btdgarian
line, apparently with the intention of
feeling out their opponent's positions
Del ore the real battle opens.
Tha French report the captare ox
8ve villaiBS in the initial pbuei oi
tha offanaiea, while Berlin reports the
capture of Fiorina, a Greek town II
miles nnthaaat of Honastir, from the
Serhiana,
On tha eastern front the Russians
have foceed their way into the heart
of tha greet ssountmin barrier between
Gillcia and the Hungarian plains. The
Anstrians admit a retirement wast of
Jablonltaa, the gateway to one of tha
most important passes through the
mountains, which waa seised by the
Russians last week. In thia district
the Auatrians are retreating toward
tha Chronahora ridge, the highest
point in the Carpathians in that re
gion. From this ridge the ground
falls rapidly to tha plains of Hungary-
Farther to the south, on the IJuko
wina and of tha battle Una, tha Aus
trian have been forced bask in their
advance on Kirllbaba, the next pass
south of Jablonltaa and about 6 miles
from that point
Dally attacks by the British against
the German lines north of the Somme
in France are having their reward, and
Hunday vraa reported the most notable
gain in some days in the region of
Quillemont After withstanding Ger
man cnunter-attaoka, tha troops of
General Haig again assaulted the op
posing trenches and gained from 200 to
600 yards along a front of 11 miles.
ferca SariMS Ssk Two . -:
fcia Kjrli Sa
London Two British light cruisers,
the Nottingham and Falmouth, wave
sunk Saturday in tha North Sea by
German submarines, while the vessels
were searching for the German high
seas fleet, according to an official an
nouncement issued by the admiralty
shortly before mid-night. One Ger
man submarine waa struck, while an
other was rammed and possibly sunk.
The statement save:
''Reports from our lookout squad
rons and other units showed that there
was considerable activity on the part
of the enemy In the North Sea Satur
day, the 10th,"
London A German squadron of
soma 15 warships, including large
cruisers, is reported In the North Sea
by trawlers arriving at Ymuideri, Hol
land, neuter dispatch says.
The squadron Was sighted early Sun
day in the region of Whitebank, and
was accompanied by two Zeppelins, it
was announced, on a northerly cruise.
Paris Bulgarian troops an advanc
ing toward the Greek aeanort of Ke
rala, it was announced Monday. They
have aalsed two Greek forts. At sev
eral points along tha front new en
gagements nave been fought.
London The British troops on the
saionuu front nave advanced and re
pulsed Bulgarian oounter attacks,
British cavalry have bean in touch
with tha enemy. -
Troops' Condition Good.
Hooaton, Tex. Governor Dunne, of
Illinois, who arrived In Houston after
an inspection of the military condi
tions along the border, said: "I carat
to Texas to satisfy myself as to the
coMiUons ox the soldiers on the border
because of some of the newepeper ac
counts which we received. I found
that the most scrupulous ear was be
ing taken of the eeldiera, that thsir
physical condition waa exoellent and
that their aaxmiattngs were good.
Everything that possibly ean be doae
for their comfort is being done."
8hark Break Up Race.
Boston Henry F. Sullivan, of Low
ell, was .declared the winner ever
Charles Toth, of Boston, Sunday in a
swimming race between Race Point
"ovtnoetown, and Najitaaket Beaca.
Toth was taken from the water by his
trainers when a , shark circled about
him after he had covered 17 mils in
a little more than 14 hours. Sullivan
covered 26 miles. His followers said
hs was in the water 20 sours and 20
minute.
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BYUOUl Tl.
If you are
interested
in purity first
KC
BAKING
POWDER
is what you
should always
use.
There are many
other reasons
why but try a
can and see for
yourselt
FARMS AXO BUSINESS SOLD
Do yon want to aall yonr farm, home or buBrnetM
for caahT Wriaa to CARTER REALTY CO
, raftuao, uraM
i Whan tha'11 Get It
Boardins House Servant The land
lady aaya afee would like to have some
money wben It it convenient.
Hardup Boarder Tell her not to
worry; thati when hell get it. An
Ladyllka. ,
"Stae'a io ladylike."
"Yea Indeed. Even her own broth
era have never heard her iwear."
Detroit Free Preea.
WHY WOMEN
WHITE LETTERS
To Lydia E. Pinkham Medt
cine Co.
Women who are well often ask "Are
the letters which the Lydia E. Pi
- Medicine Co. are continually publishing,
genuine!" "Are tney nutniuii
' Why do women write such letters?
In answer we say that never have we
published a uctmoo letter or name.
Never, knowingly, nave we published
an untruthful letter, or one without the
full end written consent of the woman
who wrote it
The reason that thxusnds of women
from all parts of tha country write such
Crjul letters to the Lydia is. f ink
Medicine Co. is that Lydia E. Pink-
ham's Vegetable Compound has brought
health and happiness lute their uvea,
once burdened with pain and suffering.
It has relieved women from some of
the worst forms of female ills, from die
placemen ta inflammation, ulceration,
irregularities, neivousness, weakness,
staunch troubles aiid from the blues. '
It is Impossible for any woman who
Is wen ana woo
has never suffered
to realize bow these
poor, suffering wo
men feel when re
stored to health;
their keen desire to
help other women
who are suffering as
tbey did.
si Ask
K (C Yonr
Grocer
r-J
PortlsnsV ,t-.BKntla U1
net toenail feerfead, l.lt; dafc
X1.1S; rt Sf. tl.Ui red Rtesaisn,
4l.lt.
MiUfeed Spot prices : Brn, ttta)
SS.M par ton; ahorta, a02t.lO; rat
lad barley, fal.60MSa.fiO, , ,'.
Corn Whole, M per too; cneked,
tS.
Haj Producers' prices: Tiaaotky,
Eastan Orsgoa, tllMCM per tsnj
arfalfa, 18.t0 14.M; wheat hay,
lt.M 14.60; oat and vetch, U a
1L60: cheat, til; etorar, 110,
Butter Exchange pries: Cabs,
extras, no bid; prieM first. Me per
pound; Jobbing prieee; Prists extras,
27,i)30c butterfet. No, 1, 17e; No,
t, 26c, Portland.
. Eggs Oregon ranch, exchange
price, current receipts, 2tte par doeea.
Jobbing prices: Oregon ranch, can
dled, 27SOc; selects, Me.
Poultry Hens, 14lDe par pound;
hroilera, ltfilTc; turkeys, live. 20
f822c; ducks, 1014e; geaee, thSlOe.
Veal Fancy, 2c par pound.
Pork Fancy, 2c per pound.
VegeUblee-Artichokes, 6egtl P
dosen; tomatoes, 40T6e par crate;
cabbage, 11.76 par hundred; garlic.
10c per pound; peppers, 6ste; egg-
nlant 7fot8c: lettuce. SOeXMe nor dos
en; cucumbers, 406)600 par box;
peas, 46e per pound; beans, 47c;
celery, 7686c per dosen; con, 10Q
26e per dosen.
Potatoes Wall Walla, gl.TbO
per sack.
Green fruits Apples, new, 6 l.logj
1.76 per box: cantaloupes, 60o21.76
per crate; peaches, S686c per box;
watermelons, liljjllic per pound;
flgs, 11,60 per box; plums T6ofl)
11.86; peers, 211312; aprieota, 1
1.26; grapes, tl.601.76; blackber
ries, 61.25; loganberries, 11.6001.76;
aabaa, 2J2ic
Hops 1016 crop, 8 10c; 1916 con
tracts, nominal.
Wool Eastern Oregon, Una, Zg
2ftc; coarse, 8082c; valley, 66c.
Caacar bark Old and new, 4e per
pound.
Cattle Steers, prima light 66.TMI
6.90; prime heavy, 6.767,10; good.
86.7o6.26; choice, 6.a6fflo.ou; me
dium to good, 14.60(8)6; ordinary to
fair, S44.60; heifers, $8.606316.76;
bulls, 88.60MI7.60.
Hogs Prime light, 9.709.76;
prime strong weights, 89.70.76;
good to prime mixed, I9.(0ai.66;
rough heavy packing, 8.660)8.76; pigs
end skips. 8.60tri)9.10.
Shesp Spring lamb. 28438.26:
common, ti.bom: choice yearlings,
266.26l good, I6.60S6.76; eholes
wethers, tmt.tt: choice ewes, uo
6.26; common owes, 82.685.
Show Wining of Sumnwr Sanon.
Spokane The passing of tlx chsrry,
apricot, blackcap and red raspberry
shows that tha summer season Is u
ing.
Tha novelties In tha store an fresh
figs at 80 cants dosen, Malaga grapes
st 80 cants a box, and dark grapes at
26 cents a box. .
Peaches both from California and
Washington districts are plentiful and
becoming more so. They retail at 20
cents a basket
Watermelons are only 2 cents a
pound, whils good sised cantaloupes
can be obtained for a nickel, and some
whst larger ones at four for a quarter.
Prim pears from the Wenatehee
district perfect in color and snaps,
are tempting at 80 cants dosen.
Spring chickens are plentiful and
many people, especially If of southern
extraction, think they ara improved if
accompanied with a dish of swan po-
tatoes.of which the first f the present
season are now retailing at 10 cents
pound.
Squash, green corn and erti chokes,
vsried with green or wsx beans, offer
a plaaaing vsrlety and celery again
aids in the making of a salad or adding
to the variety of hor d oeuvres.
Sugar Drops Again; This Time 25c
Tseoma Sugar took a drop of 26
cents a hundred Tuesday, and granulat
ed cane is now quoted at 17.86. Tbs
decline affects ail grades. This Is tha
third drop in sugar In the last two
weeks. Deslsrs expsot perhaps one or
two mora small declines ss too new
crop come in, but say that general
shortage will result in high price for
sugar again this winter.
Idaho huckleberries, tbs big blue
mountain berries, an on tha local n
ket They ara In excellent condition
and sell for 16 cents a pound. All
kinds of grapes an now to bs heat
Plenty of plums and psaches an on the
market Toe best of toe psoas
come from California. 1
For the (rat tiro in several weeks
then Is a plentiful supply of tomatoes
on hand, but many of them an still
little green. The pries is 11.26 a box
and they sre due for drop. Sweet
corn ia still scares. Cantaloupes were
almost cleaned up because of toe gnat
demand. Standards an quoted at $1.60
and ponies st II. u ems.
eggplant from rrosser is ssiung at
Sea pound.
Prune Msrkst Remains DeVmant.
Roaeburg, Or. That the prune mar
ket is dormant at present with no in
dication of revival, was tha statement
mse her by a number of the leading
buyers. The prune growers of Doug
las county and California have placed
their crop on a 6-eent basis," said on
buyer, "and the Eastern distributors
have refused to pay that price. An
other aaid several carloads bad. been
purchased for 7 cent, but recent offers
had not exceeded 6. Because of this,
local dealers sre making little effort to
contract for the Douglas county crop.
Haczaerless Shotguns
Model 1912
XUm light Wight
Mo0 la 12, 16 md 20 Qtsitt
Ttara'a no Mod of carrying heavy
gun, Wirslrara Modal 191J aho. .
guna U mada entirely
and bene r the latest and strong eat
iruaa oa ttta txuufctit B aura to m
ona besot buying. Sold by all dealer.
JO. KKATCI PU EUKL.:i
es sea si Cfualilai CyBateltt
JlflPO Byes atasated hy ess.
w V .,. m lea. assets! wist
Eyco
eniekly rtlisvad by Masts
Instated.. No8rssrm,
"y hM Eye Cemrnrt At
Tow Drttnritt'i tie ft BMllt. stats!
sMWTiieealte. For leaelltttrritatk
DrvotaMaMmtaaattttyCe.,Ueuat
Qevernmsnt turvsys iummtr Hem,
its Near North Yakima.
An association mads up of seven
families, and comprising about thirty
people. Including J. A, Loudon and
others, of North Ysklms. Washington,
haa applied to the foreet service for
the lesss of a tlvs-acra tract in the
Nachea val My for a tumrntf.- asstaelto.
O. F. Alls i, supervisor of Vie Rainier
national forest on which this tract is
located, haa just completed, the neoes
eery aurvey, and it is expected that,
said from unforeseen complloattone,
the assoclstlon will soon be in abso
lute possssslon of ths area.
These families, all of whom ara resi
dents of North Yakima, have camped
together on this Isnd for several sum
mers. Thsy now plsn to put up s
olub houss, Isy out a tennis court, and
make other permanent Improvements
on the tract, thus forming a colony
when they can spend their summers
away from the notes, heat and dust
of the city, and yet have sufficient
company to pravistt their vacstlon life
from beoomlng monotonous,
To keen cteen an healthy take -Dr.
Pierce's rlsssant Pellets. Thsy ngu
l tte liver, bowels snd stomach.
free Plsntln Nttr Mount Hebe
hew Owed Result.
Hon than 99 per cent of the trees
fflanted by the foreet service this
Bring at Hsbo, Tlllsmook ooupty, Ore
ton, on ths Bluslsw nations! forest
are still living, according to an In
spection report Just received by J. F.
Kummel, Portland. Oregon, who has
chsrgs of ths tonst service plsntlng
operations In Oregon and Washington,
Seven hundred acres wen planted
in April and May with two-year-old
Douglas fir seedlings, grown at the
Wind River nursery near Carson,
Waehlneton. The trees wart spacsd
shout ''. msklng few less than
700 trees to ths sen. The total cost
of plsntlng was $1.(0 par sers. This
includes cost of growing the trees st
ths nursery and getting them to ths
sres, aa well as ths actual plantlnt
operation.
Carat WMIe van We. """"
Allen't root-KaM ta a emln ourtfor hot,
fwtatlus, eallua, and awollon, echlna feet. Sole
by all Pranlata, rrloa JM. pgu'i uc.pt an;
Idssls.
"An you doing your beet to msks
Crimson Gulch bettor and more beau
tiful T"
"Of course we re," replied Broncho
Bob. "We've armed the posse with a
fine collection of the latest weapons,
and before fall we expect to have a
new cemetery full of choice statuary."
Washington Star, -
Particular.
Edward, aged 6, was sent to bar
ber's shop to get his bslr cut. The
assistant who attsndsd to him had red
hair.
"Would you like to have your hair
cut like miner asked ths barber with
a kind smile.
'No, sir," answsrsd Edward. "Cut
it some other color, plesse." An
swers. WE PAY MORE FOR
OLD AUTO TIRES
sa.S.aataaaaaa. fmartnaa.
Dm M V1JIXANI21NG CO-
StrVaaWaetaatft Portland. Or.
UNK'S BUSINESS COLLEGE .
Fall Term Opens Tutx, Cpt. CUi
Sava Money by Enrolling Now. -Write
ua today. It will pay you.
A. T. UN PriitdpaL
Phaae Maiei SOU Tiaiard llo"(, Tenth aad Marriaaw 8ta, Pertlaaal, Ov.
, i II arftU ..TwOdlBfg hak. iaauna aaay aatr and
111 eaaaJaf wvd HP-vanU n farac. b 4
Ir S hi iJIb fait '' .
'- 11 A AVj i laUDrwiriMlapbawa 6.1
I iin(st Dr. Katoak.Catf aa4 -v
asY i mMmtn i tartftr.
. a sw f stimulate! Uta naarmrm orvmaa uaai mtw
Dr. Raraaat'l Ana Caw SaaalCaaaaaai ae kunta of tn
nan. bkaa. Ant roar dtar for aunlNU'S auHIS, tl
UZn E3Y CO, ist-i tl - C
of nsckal itsai.
DON'T SUFFBR FROM
Rhoumaticm
when you ran esslly 2nd quick relief
from this cruel aisssse in sny sisa.
Anti-Uric, made from Roots and Ber
ries, sraduallv sooths away tha pet-
son from the system, no matter hww
severe or long aunuing us ,csee ear
be. Send $L60 today for a trass.
prepaid to your address. haaa.ua
guaranteed or money rerunded, OS tens
C. O. D, by Psreel Post Writ toe
ctreuisrs snd letters from irteee oene-
fltted. Don't put it off. Simply serd
todey. Address ANTI-URIC CO., lvd
Sherwood Building, San Frarrdso. ,
Jimmy Up t Dsts.
tlmm an AffliM. Knv tn a Satfatrm
office, approached his bos oa taora-
ing last wsea.
"If you plesse, eir."
"Well, Jimmy)"
"My grandmother, air."
"Aha. your arandmothsrl a s.
Jimmy."
My grsndmotner ana my mout
"What? And your
Both very HI, ehf
"No, sir. My grandmother and my
mother ara gain' to the baseball gam
this sftsrnoon snd they Want me ta
stay home and mind my lltU kid
brudder."
Jimmy got the afternoon off. Phil
adelphia Public Ledger.
Hand In Prsstlee.
"I ss old man Jlggin' wtfe broke
his will."
"That's what sen's been doing ever
since ths msrrlsd him." BaiUaaor
American. ,
WQyaEN OP OZSCCN I
Ltnls, Orsgoa. Ma my yoatstag
i gan me mts at
jtroabls. I hx-a
using Dr. Plana.
imedlcise
rsoelvs
sreel sn
mother snd have slwsvs uuistad l
my dsogliterfin-lsw nse Dr. Pence t
Fsvoiits Prescription wben sapseutf
to become a motlier." Ma. B.
Bsm.sr, Mil ttith Street. aV B.
Thousands ol women who (re row
bleated with robust health cannot
understand why thousands of osm
women continue to worry and soay
from silusnls peculisr to women wn-a
they can obtain lor trifling mm It.
Pierce's Fsvoril Prescription, a-a
will sursly snd quickly banish all pee.
distrsss and mltery and rectors tea)
womsnly (unctions to perfect health, '
Young motliera who p native lb
chsrms of face snd figure ia spit ol
sn increasing family and tb cars of
growing children ara always Io bs
nvlsd. Doctor Pierce's Fsvoril Fn
scription gives ths strength and htahh
upon which hsppy motherhood de
pendt. It nrscticslly does away with
ilis pslns ol msternliy. It snsbles the
mother to nourish to infant Ills de
pend1 on her, snd enjoy the hourly
hsppineas ol wstchlng lbs develop
ment ol perfectly healthy child.
larimTAifT sprxiai. arraa
MKAbaeia or this nrw.-La aat
id UM aoua iook.
npa Io Pr. . if I
, aad a aatv wlU U M
Hot. Buffalo. N
br nv aaai a
"HEALTH"
DR. BOIUNWCtl ROW IOWlf10)-l
i raarlrfmadXneVa-'"-
W f 1
I am a