Beaverton times. (Beaverton, Or.) 191?-19??, October 12, 1916, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text- I . -era-- -a e. - a n. a m ax . a jr.l.r r it n d ska b-e. sake, aw ease , e ( - W 0 SS . ') iilW. lfMk& p-d fm evtay T W. t tWh set a santssi mm MMMf .aeeea. Tht MM se ess mm iaas'aeW (mm of iti n w i uaa ml Mesne, seat, al eeetaeg aa m kwf V. ' ' wm mm asset m, a i I lint ii ease at mi at. as eases mm mm mam .1st Sat pske mm r mm mm'm hH raa Vmt , vmm . tm mmm 1mm anmt, tmm m He. mm t tiM "i ee.ajet asalaaalaB; haw ee mmowm- a -eat eaSseMiityiaalfcoprlaa. LOOK ton W. L tab ' - ansa seal Ik reees pease " i I JJ 4t9mf V J Beye' Aeea V eakft,Ssra" tlM tret t ux ' t with these Uluatratora would pick BP 1 tittle general Information." "Hew bow?" - . "In my mw book the artist has fnr mehed a plctar of five girls playing bridge." Loulaville Courier-Journal Jealous. . Itbel Fancy Jack calling aereieax roe appie oi nn eye. Hand He nutt nan meant evaporated kind. Mies The Landlord's teewest. "We hope to get some September guests, Mr. Flubdub. When yoa reaon borne, will yon deny that there are sharks hare?" "Urn. Do yon visit to revise this suit Loutsvute uouneNouroei. Modest Reeuest . Salesman (In music department) What can I do for yon, madam? Lady "Sing lie to Sleep," please. canton journal. . "ItEADER" AND "RjSPSA TER" ,; v:, Shot Siiells For the high flyers, or the low flyers, "Leader" and Repeater'' shells have the reach, spread and penetra tion. Their great sale is doe to these qualities, which insure a full bag. Made in many gauges and loads. Bit SURE TO AK FOR THE W BRAND Faster. ' . Tm surprised to bear of Uaud he log eagaeed.te Dr. Dayman., He's ao i awfully-fast, you know." - - ' "Oh, I don't know; apparently ha wasn't iast enough to get away, from Maud,'VBoston Transcript., , Uncle Is Still There. "I told Uncle Tom that he was get ting too old and feeble to attend to business." . "Did he take it kindly?" ' ' "He threw me out of the office." Boston Transcript, , -c, ; ,j v Not So Bad. On the test paper in answer to the Question "What do we mean by, the plural of a word?" Lucy had written "By the plural of a word we mean the same thing, only more of it. Chics. go Herald. A Purist. : "Sarah ammoniac have you some?" w you mean sal ammoniac?" ed the druggist ' "1 believe it is sometimes called that, replied the lady stiffly. Louis Tine uouner-Jonrnai. . 1 I! A Carelessly Treated Gold is the source of most stcknfs because drugged ; pills, syrups and alcoholic mixtures ore uncertain and unsafe. Scott's Emulsion has been relied upon by physicians for forty years as the safe and sensible remedy to suppress the cold and build up the stfifMbled fnira liintYtHrVMiMaM r. '- Don't tolerate alcoholic substitutes, bat insist Ml eww ww mw e VIW VVStl IWWItfJT ' lasts longer than a cold. Every druggist has it nn Wanted to B Remembered. Tbe lawyer was drawing up En peck's will. "I hereby bequeath all my property to my wife," dictated Enpeck. "Got that down?" "Yee." answered the lawyer. - 0n condition," continued Enpeck, "that aha marries within a year." "But why that condition?" ashed tfc man of law. "Became, answered the meex ana lowly testator, "I want somebody to be sorry that I died." London Saturday Journal. Founding a Career. "That was a great speech you made" aid tha eothusiastic mend. "Do you think it will help meT"ajk Ad flsntor Sorchum. MTTnauettlonably. It may not bare much Influence in public affairs, but it ought to get you an engagement irtth any lecture bureau." Brooklyn Citiawi. I VTAI3S JJ Write about year wants ia tab Has la E303., i at, ' Pertlaad, Ore P. M. U. to. 2. Jacksonville Philosophy. The pin in the hands of the small boy Is usually bent on mischief. About the only use some girls hare for heads is to lean them on masculine shoulders. . - Speaking of the fitness of things, sometimes a woman who la a cat will hare a "purring limousine,' aa they aay In the stories. . One lore-sick young poet says his sweeuearc aas a nee like a flower. The way they put it on these days he reany meana use a barrel of flour, The eyes may be the windows el the soul, ss the post says, but the fash ionable girl uses the whole body for a show window when It comes to clothes. Tbe difference we bare noticed Is this: Before marriage a man speaks about his shirts in a careless, offhand manner. Afterward, when forced to do ao, he refers to his other skirt Florida Times-Union, When Cook Departs. . The helpful delicatessen, A boon to weary wife, ' Doth manifestly lessen ' The cares of married Ufa. LoulsTtlle Courier-Journal Neighbor If your boy Is so very 1U. why don't you send for a doctor! Mrs. Mulligan 01 be goto' ter, mum. soon as he's well enough to so far one. New York Times. I AMA eJHiicw L.OUWS, wJOrO Eras kaaocd-by ape. w suntotas.DaslaBdlsi R- ,mm. oniddriclisredbTNsrka IL, Y II-J Eyesaassy. NoSoautbf, mmJ vmT lust Eye Comfort. A Tour Draextit'i Stcper Bottle, Mars Ey k CrsMlafe. tyetU. aWTLAH MAHKITt fcssew-'-esna! I' v n4 i roi a 1. -, w. ttralta, ewis, sues; sway, ms wMat IT: si at ., 'sed f - prteea: keaa, M p- m ton; rauea saney, teei. ; Cora hole, tt far tea; cracked, f y Producers arlow: Timothy, saeura Orena, t"iv-lt per tea; toothy, rauey, M 0 U; alfalfa. IXi.tvtfK.et; w-t hay, U.Sb oat and vwna, llll.tO; chest, 111) eurar. HO. Batter Cubes, extras, lie. Jobbing prices: mats, sitres, sisyite; aattM fat, No. 1, tic; Me. I, Me, Portland. Baa Oreeea reach, current re- oelpts, HOio per doe ranch, eaadiea. due. Poultry Hens, 14015c; springs, li CyiTo per pound; turkeys, lire, torn no. Veal Fancy, 11IH per pound. Pork Faaey. 1IM01I per pound. Vegetables Artichokes, ?Coal par tomatoes, soveue par crate cabbage, I1.SI per hundred; peppers. te per pound; eggplant vc per pound; lettuce, zotrue per dosen cucumbers. 16050c per hot; celery, SO 075c per dosen; eon, UOMe per dona. Potatoes Oregon buying price, Kn on per nuaarea. country points sweets, iOItts per pound. unions Oregon buying price, si.se per sacs, country points. Green Fruits Apples, new, SOctf 11.50 per box; cantaloupes, 6Oc0fl.2S per orate; peaches, sootse per box watermelons, lo per pound; pears, Tie 0Si.so; grapes, Tso0fl.4O; oasabas, le; Turkish melons, sc per pound. catue steers, prune, h.ioot.10 steers, good, KOliO; steers, ooaunon to fair, iefsi.no; cows, choice, HO a.eo: cows, medium to good, 14 o 4. 60 oows. ordinary to fair, MO4.I0; heif ers, 1401.75; bulls, 1304.25; ealyes. S9QS. Hogs Prime. (l.tOOlu: sood prime mixed, M.I0OI.I6; rough heary, ll.TI0i.lt; pigs and skips, 11.110 I.TI. 8heep Lambs. 15.60 01.75; yearling wetaera, se.7t07.zt; old wethers, st.to 07.it; ewes, si.tO0t.to. Hope 11 crop, lOOlJc per pound, Hides Salted hides. It pounds and up, 17c; as Red hides, to pounds and up; lie; salted kip, II pounds to It pounds, 17c; salted calf, up to It pounds, ISc; green hides, 10 pounds and up, lto; green stags, 10 pounds and up, 11c; green Up, it pounds, 17o dry flint hides, lto; dry flint calf, up to 7 ponnas, sue; dry salt nines, sec Wool Eastern Oregon, fine, 110 He: coarse, 80031c: ralley. 10011c Caacara Bark Old and new, to per pound. Pelts Dry loag-wooled Delta, lie: dry short-wooled pelts, ITc; dry sheer lings. lOOIto each; salted lamb pelts, TlicOll.lt: salted short-wooled pelts. weosi. Tallow No. 1, Mo; No. I, tttc grease, to. r-- f J C : t k k. J a i u a- s J s 1 ad . , p, . psB v L- mm riaat OSW. seaailial shis Bwalae te flmtraeaMi sad OMreUaaol SMunbU. r aw Mem Addi Tb Kislaraft Y.at CA. , Sugar Recovers From Drop. Sugar advanced 15 cents again yes terday, making a total Increase of It cents within the past to days. This nearly wipes out the sensational drop of 76 cents made about two months ago, and all signs point to a continued adranoe to higher prices than early tais summer, wnea all records were broken. Granulated cane sugar Is now IT.TI a sack. rotatoes are advancing in price. The middle western crop this year la said to be from 40 to M per cent short and already the Taklma crop la being drawn upoa for eastern shipments. The local crop Is not all dug yet, but is said to be normal. The price now ranges around 111 a tea for locals and lit for Yaklmas. Frosty nights have caused some of the fresh local field products to be come scarce. Tomatoes are being sicked green by growers who want to .are what they can before a killing rrost uestroyL the remainder of the crop. Blackberries In the valley were said to be badly damaged by Monday night's frost but the local demand Is light and prices failed to advance. Tokay grapes are still lobbing at si. a crate but an advance Is ex- peeled soon. Elberta and Crawford peaches are still running strong at so cents a box. Peaches are rapidly nesting tbe end or their season. Can taloupes are getting scarce. Annies are arriving in large quantities. Steel Company Soys Site. Portland Fifteen acres of land sit uated north of the plant of the Shell on company at wuibrldge have been purchased ss tbe site for the new Portland plant of the Pacific Coast Steel company and an allied Industry. according to A. C. Callan, whose orig inal announcement at a recent pros perity dinner that these two Industries were coming to Portland waa made In The Oregonlan. Approximately 10 acres of the pur chased tract will be utilised for the plant of the steel company, construc tion or which will probably be com meaced within the next year. Until the final details of the entire plant are worked out the Identity of the auxiliary Industry will not be announo- Mr. callan said. The property purcnases eees not rrpnt on tne Wil lamette river, but Is not tar removed from the waterfront and has adequate rauroao. laciiiues. MvsiaTutietlSe, FersMetilMtyerielass Flear Retailing Lower Than Wholesale Minneapolis. The continued rise la the price of flour has brought about an nnpneedented condition In the lo cal market While several retailers were selling top grade Minneapolis flour at li.M to 8.70 a barrel. In single barrel lots, the miliars were asking tl-il and it for the same grade m canoea low, . "Millers have ao control over retail prices," said one miller. "It Is possi ble for s retailer holding flour pur chased at low prices to retail It bow at a figors lower than the mills could produce It st present-" SHIPSS Vent, Perk. Beef, eMnar, aggs T. M. CRONKHITI BUSINESS O STEnLThili SCHOOL Out fndoaln an eoeatirtnt mTh.M vmU ttOU. TM taattehlnf piTPSfeM if dlRaSwit fro tprdltwT lUodMM Ktooli. TWouaTh. PitoU cf. Indlvldoal. SCHOOL lOW MKN ONLT. ArJdfw T(m JUftonr. Y. M. C A- INrtii.S, Or, mm. tot iteCaiM UifonMtiiM. WIDOV'S FENSIQn sasn CIVIL WAR mm Now law fa, titte whoa manto. prior t June) ST, IMS. tUmatriod widow ojrvia a widow alM btMAtod. WhU for Uukt, Ak aboot Ctonf44Ttt. osrvicti. IrlsitN A Wll Mtt, WaUkiata-, D. C bUbailJwS. Eaitt; rfat kinm We advanced oar prlee on Butterfat Thursday, Oct 5th, three cants. Wa pay highest cash prices for your Poultry, Eggs, Dressed Veal and Bogs, HAZELWOOD CO. : PORTLAND. Cautious, When the week-end traveler arrived at the little country village ha found deserted streets and s terrltie rain storm. The village bad been adver tised ss old world, and the pictures in tbe guide book suggested a little bit of heaven. But to the unhappy traveler amoky London seemed more nan desirable. ": However, the laat up-traln had gone, so there was no nope. Ttu me." he said to the porter sta- tlonmaster Inspector, "can you dlroot me to tne best hotel nereT" '1 can, sir. But, as a matter of tact I hardly like to." . -on Why?" "Because whes you've seen It you'U say I'm a liar!" uindon Answers. For old sores apply Hanford's Bal sam, Adv. v. Handad Down. Peggy was two years younger than Bessie. As Is the way wltn younger slaters Bessls'a outgrown clothes be came fegtys humiliating nentage, One day Bessie made an exciting dis covery. 'My goodness," sne said. "I've got a loose tooth. 1 think I'll pull It out1 "Oh, don't" Peggy Implored. "Mo ther will make me wear it"-London Saturday Journal. Hanford's For fouls in cattle Balsam. Adv. Ths Doubls Llfs. "This would be s good time for me to take s vacation," remarked the sec retary and treasurer of a city concern, 'But you returned from one only a week ago," ssld tbe president "Oh, that was my vacation as secretary: 1 wish to go now as tresaurer." Boston Transcript If your skin is scratched by s rusty nail, apply Hanford's Balsam at once. It should prevent blood poison. Adv. Sticking te One. ' -Boy Ma wants another oxtail Butcher She liked the one she got yesterdair ehf : Boy Yes. sir. She wants this one off the same ox, pleeee! London An TUnel - t rwes .. r T Wave a 4 ess a i- t kew be riy m .. sua - -as wka t wis a-.i te b ma. 4 and an-. -4 him a-wa t se two hears la sis home It he woua. be i -ay-u a ee asked her what she awaal sne axpeainea mat tne animals she had Is mind were "bear" and "for bear." . . ... The homely story Is one that we' Americana might well lap to heart lust sow. la both our foretga sad domestic relationships gnat forbear en oe may soon be aecesaary to avoid quarrels, and euarrsla are re variably ruinous te hassmeee, dietwriuaa ta bualaess and nearly always mad ss toi eo many things that we afterward re-1 gret 4Jommsrce and Finance.,. - Hardened. ' 'V ':',vj "Does my practicing make you nsr vous?" asked the man who Is learatag to play tha comet "It did when I first heard the people round about discussing It," replied the sympathetic neighbor. "Rut now I'm getting so 1 don't esro what happens to you." London Answers. ' Ceuldnt Hslp It "Doctor, my brother stepped Into a hols and wrenched hit knee, and new he limps, what would you da In a ease like thatt" . - - "I'm afraid I should limp, too!" rutaourgn uispsicn. - .a. .1 . Rub It On and Sub It In, For lame back, stiff neck and aors throat, apply Htfhford'a Balsam of Myrrh, and be sure to rub It In thor oughly. It Is guaranteed to cure or your money will be refunded by yon Work Delayed. 1 hear Mrs, Boggs Is going to brass her husband's will." "She's late In doing It Most wives tend to that at the start" Balti more American. IF YOU HAVg RDEUHATISr. you should try Anti-Uric,' the famous remedy mads from Koota sad Berries. It Is guaranteed to sure this cruel dis ease m every stage. Wa want every reader of thu paper who is suffering from Bhsums tiara to ear form te try this discover. Evavw packaee guaranteed or money refund ed. Price 1.60 prepali, or we will send by Parcel Post C. O. D. areo lars and convincing - testimony free. Address ANTI-UuTc CO., lul Baas. weed Building, San Francises, Clseryin Back, Macho and Pain in Limbs, flaw JTr. fifc'mr-For mors than year i susnrea witn misery in inn neck, dull headache, pain la the llmba, was somewhat constipated and snot poorly si sight sntil I was about ready So col- Beting an account ol the won- Qualities of vAnnrlo.s mmum.) by Doctor Plena, of Buffalo, M. T I sent for a box, and before using loo whole box I telt and still leal Improved. Mv ileen la refrcshine. mlaerv imIhamI. and Ills Is not ths drag It was before. 1 most cheerfully recommend this remedy la esfterers from like ailments. lours truly, W, A. Eobixx. Kori! You've sllundonhiadlv heard Of the famous Dr. Pierce and his well known medlolnes. Well, this prescrip tion Is one that has been snooessfuily ased lor many years by the physlolsni and specialists of Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel sad Surgical Inautuu, ol Buffalo, H. Y lor kidney complaints, and dis eases ark! n IT from dlaordera of tha kidneys and bladder, tuoh aa backache, weak back, rheumatism, dropsy, con gestion ol ths kidneys, Inflammation ol the bladder, soalding urine, sod urinary troubles. Cp to this time, "Annrlo" hat not been on sale to the nubile, but bv the persuasion ot many peuenie end tne Increased demand lor this wonderful healing Tablet, Dr. Pierce has finally decided to put It Into the drag Mom ol this country within Immodlatt reach el su sufferers.' I know ol ont or two leading drag gists in town woo have managed io procure a supply ol "Anurw" tor thslf saarioas customers in and sround this locality. If not obtainable aanil nna dims by mall to Dr. items lor trial package or DO osnlt (or lull tMesmank Bditox Please Insert this letter in Pass ooaspionoua plsos in yf "r Ttanor. TRY: IIOSTETTED'C stc::ic:) cini.: iTiELP.T0ii:mKr.T3 A Fretast, Papa waa about to spply the sa. "Father," said Willie, firmly, "mmo that Instrument has been property sterilised I desire to protest" This gave the old man paaset "Moreover," continued WIIms, Ftk germs that might be released by Ue violent Impact of leather apoa a p--ous textile fabrls but lately exeat- to tbe dust ot the streets would he 04. to affect you deletertoushr." As the strop fell from a : hand Willie left him. L day Journal. Needed a rake. Farmer Hans was la search at a horse. - - "I have the very thing yes? wt said tha stableman, '"a thoroasWu road bona. Five years old, sou as a quail, 1175 cash dowa, and ha Sues 10 mllss without stopping." Hans threw his heads skyward." "Not for ma," ha said. "1 vou-oat i you five rents for him, 1 lit a1 I miles out In ds country and Pd h-j ea valk hack two miles." Phllae Ledger. Dr. Pierce's Favor! t Pre..iliiihai mskse wssk women strong, sick vmn- 4 wslLnoalefthol Uoklln taoletaorhnM, His Locality. f 'Can you direct me to whera rn find s good plumber one who searae leavea his tools behind, does sa evere work In eiactly 10 minutes, and aevef leaves a leak sftsr hlmT" "Ob, yet, sir, I can tail where yeeVtl find one." J ' "Where It her ' "In our leesi rsrsslirj " Htllliaim American. :' Will Tlskls Him te Death. Mrs. A. I've planned a ge llghtful surprise lor my httMaaV Mra. a What ia UT Mrs, A. He'll be getting Us tstlvH out shortly end I'vs put a quarmr la one ol the poohetaBoetoa m orlpt t,' - .' Jnmlih Now ra Good HtaJth Through U: of Lydia E. PLnkhaa's Vczzth Compound. Say it is Hourch;!! Necessity. Doctor Called it a Miracle. All women ought tp know tho wonderful effects ol taking Lydia E, Pmkham'i Vegetable Compound even on those who seem hopelessly ill. Here are three actual cases: Ilarrlsborsr, Ponn.-J,'tVhon I rms single I snf. rercd a great deal from feuiulo wcaltness be causa ' my work eomuoiktl Bio lo stowl nil day. I took Lyrth K Iliiklutni's Vegetable Compquiid for that andwas madu stronger by Its use. Alter I was -married I tuck the Coin pound nfinin lor a tsaalm trouble and after thma mnntlia I r.iiHRprl xvhut. thn doctor called a growth. Ho unlit ft was a mirsula that it come sway as ons geuomlly goes under . ' tlie knife to ha-ve them removed. I never want to bs without your Compound lit tbe houso." Mrs, 1'hAKs Ksoct, 10ii Fulton tin Ilat'iiabui'g, Puna, Hardly Able to Move. ' Albert Ia, Minn. "For about a year I bod thorp rains screes fflj " and hips and was hardly able to move around ths house. ' ' Jly head would yche and I wis dlzay ar.d hud no apiwtite. Alter taking Lydia a Pinkharu's Vegetable Compoimd mid Liver Kile. 1 am leellng stronger than for years. I have a littlo boy tight monis old and am doing my work all akno. I would not be without your ' remedies in the house as there are none like Wiem."--Mrs. f. , : Yow, ail Water St, Albert lea, Minn, f ... I ;.'J r.nrn, r, ,,;!! IT Throe Doctors Gave Her Up. Pittsburg, Ponn. "Tour tnedWiui has helmrl the wonderfully. When I was a girl 18 years old I! ""y ana aeucapB ana suffered from Irregularities. Three dootors gave me up and soldi j u uuu ouusumpcion., i took t,yuia & Pinltbom s Vegetable Compound and with tiie third Bottle began to feel better. I soon became regulari g i suumiy anert was marnea. Now I have two nke stout healthy ehildreu and am able to work bard avery day," Mrs. Oumbhtima vuiu,MuaranerBL1xroyillll,nttauiiip;1r'eiin.t AH women ar Invited to write to ke Lytla B.l"' "- - ' mom Co, Lynn, kutsa,, fop srasmtl ..a-it wad Irs ex.