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Nothing knocks out
dlsablos like
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and
iTïï GREATEST
all TONICS
Lumbago and Sciatica
Nothing reaches the troubla
aa quickly aa
I lie in g re d ie n ts th at e n te r in to S. S . S. and th e m ethod of com-
b illin g and p re p a rin g th em so th a t th e y b u ild u p and stre n g th e n
Three» cupH of grunuluhxl Hiignr two
ev ery p a rt of th e lx.dy, m ak e it th e g re a te st of all to n ics. S. S. S. is n a tu re ’s
nijia of cold w ater, one* t<*aM|>onnful of
rem e d y — P U R E L Y V E G E T A B L E — and w hile it is re s to rin g th e lost appe
crciun of ta rta r, ltoll th<**o Ingrcrli.
tite
,
overcom
ing
th a t tired, run-dow n feeling, an d o th e r a ilm e n ts com m on to S p rin g , wliicli
cii I h together until atlff enough to make
a hull of the coriMlatPiicy of putty w hen w arn u s th a t it is n ecessary to ta k e a tonic, it is p u rify in g th e blood of all poisons and w aste
dropi»c<l into <*ol<l w ater. T u rn out up m a tte rs so th a t It can su p p ly to th e sy stem th e s tre n g th and n o u rish m e n t it needs to k eep it
on n (H m I i und Mtir to a cream with a
in perfect condition d u rin g th e d e p ressin g su m m e r m o n th s th a t are to follow .
«|»r»ori o r wooden spatula. H ave ready
S p rin g is th e season w hen m ost every
the hr-ufen white of au egg and two tea-
Known the world over as
one
needs a tonic. I t is n a tu r e ’s tim e for
an e f f o r t to p u l l t h r o u g h t h e d a y .
HIMMuifula of |»owden*rl gum arable <Jla-
aolved In a very little w ater, end very ren e w in g and c h a n g in g ; an d as e v e ry th in g
I h av e u sed B. 8. 8. q u ite ex ten eiv ely an d u n h esitatin g ly
T h e M a ste r C o r e
tlih ’k. \\ I k - ii the Iwuitlng of the augur
p u ts on new life, th e sap rises in v egetation, reco m m en d it as th e b e s t blood p u rifier a u d to n ic m ade.
m akes It begin to turn white, add the
I am a m ach in ist by tra d e and a t one tim e m y s y s te m w as
fo r P a in s a n d A c h e s
so ru n d o w n th a t by 10 o ’clock ev ery d ay I w ould be com
eggs and gum arable, and atlr until th e e a rth th aw s o u t from its w in te r freezes,
p le te ly e x h a u ste d , an d it w a s w ith th e g r e a te s t effort th a t
P r ic e . 25© . e n d 50® .
cool. 'I’bla can lx» used at once, or will an d all respond to S p rin g ’s call to p u rg e
I oouid p u n th ro u g h th e b alan ce of th e d ay . S in ce ta k in g
keep for a month. When wanted, set an d p u rify th em selv es, th e re is a g re a t
8. 8 8., ho w ev er, all th is h a s d is a p p e a re d . I am a stro n g ,
the vessel eontnlulug It In an outer pun
v ig o ro u s m an, ab u n d a n tly able to do m y d a y 's w o rk , m y
c
h
a
n
g
e
also
ta
k
e
s
place
in
o
u
r
bodies.
T
h
e
of hot w ater, ami bent until soft enough
a p p e tite h a s been w h e tte d u p so th a t I can e a t an y th in g ,
A * I l O fte n H a p p e n s .
blood endeavors to th ro w off th e poisons and my F*eep is sw ee t an d re fresh in g , an d I k now fu rth e r th a t
to spread on the cake.
When our hern did hie courliug in the
m y blood a n d p u t it in good co n d itio n . I
a cc u m u latio n s w hich have form ed in th e c it a n h n a o s t p sp urified
K"ld< n Inna ago,
ea k too hig h ly of y o u r g re a t rem ed y , 8. 8. 8.
T o N ave M e a t.
He declared that her small finger a never
sy ste m , and been absorbed b y it, from th e
817 W . B ro ad St., C olum bus, O. A. B. M O N T G O M E R Y .
Chop fine any bits of m eat, chicken,
real toil ahniild know.
in ac tiv e w in ter life, and calls upon ev ery
H e ’d protect tho«** dainty digits; he would pork, veal, b«-ef or w hat not, add and
chop Into any cold fried or I mi II cm ] egg» m em ber to a ssist in the e lim in a tio n .
S H E F O U N D IT T H E B E S T S P R IN G T O N IC .
The
lnt«ir like a T u rk ,
And he’d never, never let her do a thing Which have* I m * ou left over. Wnen the sy ste m is often u n e q u a l to th e stru g g le , th e
O n tw o oocaslons I h av e u sed 8. S. 8. in th e s p rin g w ith
that autarked of work.
whole Is chopjwd fine and thoroughly
fine re su lts. I can h e a rtily reco m m en d it as a tonio an d
a
p
p
etite
grow
s
fickle,
th
e
en
erg
ies
give
w
ay,
mixed add one or two lx-ut«*n eggs. The
b lo o d purifier. I w a s tro u b le d w ith h ead ach e, in d ig e stio n
F or some aix or seven winter« have the b«*.iten eggs cun lie <1I k | m * iim *<1 with
if th e sp irits are depressed, and a g e n eral r u n an d liver tro u b les, w hich all d is a p p e a re d u n d e r th e u se of
twain been married now,
8. 8. 8. My a p p e tite , w h ich w a s poor, w a s g re a tly
uix-eesary. Add a little sweet milk for dow n condition is th e resu lt.
llu t throughout them ail our hero hae
help ed . I oan e a t a n y th in g I w a n t now w ith o u t te a r of in
m
oisture
and
enough
crack
er
ctum
bs
to
been fa itllftll to hl« vow.
T h e n th e body m u st h av e assista n ce — digestio n , an d m y blood h a s been th o ro u g h ly e le a n se d of
He»,
True, he lets her ‘tend the íurnar«*, Jet« In.il «• the m ixture easily handled.
all im p u ritie s an d m ade rich an d s tro n g ag ain . A s a tonio
son w ith salt and |x*pi^r. ltoll into cro it m u st be stre n g th e n e d and aided b y a tonic,
her carry in the coal,
an d blood p u rifie r it is all you claim for it.
B eing m ade
llu t no real work. Good gracious! T h a i quettes amt fry In hot hinl. ir deelra- an d S. S. S. is th e ideal one.
771 E. M ain S t., S prin g field , O.
M R S . G. W IE G E L .
would Jar hi« tender «out
bin the croquettes can Is» m ade into e n tire ly from roots, h erb s an d b a rk s , it does
— Ix>ui«ville Courier Journal.
balls ami fried to a crisp In half butter
n o t d isa g re e a b ly affect th e sy stem in a n y w ay as do m ost of th e so-called tonics on th e m ark et,
ami h alf lard.
w hich contain Potash o r some o th e r h a rm fu l m in eral in g re d ie n t to d era n g e th e sto m ach and
Ilr to u r r r )
of
G r n ln « .
IlM fn a
lin k e d lle n a « .
The editor looked «»ver the nmnusrrlpt
d ig estio n , u n fav o ra b ly affect th e bow els, o r otherw ise d am age th e h e a lth . S. S- S. tones u p
euhmittixj by the village poet ami frown
Honk n ipuirt of Iwtins In cold w ater
ed.
over night. In the m orning goak for th e stom ach and d igestion an d a ssists in th e assim ilatio n of fo o d ; it rid s th e sy stem of th a t
"H ere is one line,“ he said, “ In which two hourw In viirni w ater, D rain, put
alw ays-tired , w orn-out feeling, an d im p a rts v igor an d tone to ev ery p a rt of th e body. I t re
you speak of ’the music of the drier
Into a jM.t with w ater enough to cover e sta b lish e s th e h e a lth y circu latio n of th e blood, stim u la te s th e s lu g g is h o rg a n s, and calm s
press.’ How would you undertake to hub
them nud bring slowly to n boll. When th e u n s tr u n g nerves w hich m a k e one feel th a t h e is on th e v erg e of p ro stratio n .
tai«* the ’music* <»f a cider preaaT*
S. S. S.
“ 1 should think it might I ni done with tender jMHir off th e surplus w ater ami g iv es an a p p etite and relish for food th a t n o th in g else does, an d b y its u se we can find o u r
p ut the Ixans Into a deep bake dish,
a Juice harp,” snaw«rod the poet.
pluce a piece of deeply g<*ored salt ¡«»rk selves w ith as h e a rty , h u n g ry an ap p etite in S p rin g as at a n y o th e r season.
In the center. ¡wmr In n pin t of w ater
I t acts m ore p ro m p tly an d gives b e tte r an d m ore la s tin g re s u lts th an a n y o th e r rem edy,
In which the hesns were Imlleil, stirring a n d is a b so lu te ly safe because of its vegetable p u rity .
D y sp ep tic, irritab le , n erv o u s, debili
Into this a half<*up of fuolawHes and a
q u a rte r t<*aw|MM>nfut of French m ustard. tated people will find S. S. S. is ju s t th e m edicine th a t is needed for th e purificatio n of
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th e blood, w hich, from its diseased or im p u re condition, is c a u s in g th e ir tro u b le, as well as
Cover and biike for nt least six hours.
N a m e « a n d A d d re s s e s in f o r I la n d o f R e p r o
fo
r to n in g u p an d h e lp in g th e e n tire sy stem . W h e n you ta k e y o u r to n ic th is S p rin g do n ot
s e rd a ir» e H w «ine«« f ir m « .
I t m l I «-d l i j u a h a .
*
.. — ----:—- Pick and draw the squabs and re e x p e rim e n t, b u t g et th e b e st— th e tonic w ith fo rty y ears of success b e h in d it, a n d th e one
F i m i n e l |* p j.j |
k o d a k d e v e ln p ln « a nd p rlrtt-
In « : w n ia tor pel* «a. W o o d a rd . ( l a r k s A Co
m ore th e ir beads and feet. Split them endorsed b y th e best people all over th e c o u n try — S . S . S a, T H E Q B E A T E & T n F A t t
W A ..H
L A M T K H M M - W s ta le r in .. Fort; «ad.
flown th e backs, wipe «ut the luidles T O N I C S »
I t is n e ce ssa ry a t th is tim e, w hen th e sy stem is depleted a u d w eakened a t every
b . « M i pelm a on lo m e r a « a n d Slid»«.
w
ith n dam p cloth and lay them <qM*ti p o in t, th a t th e r ig h t rem edy be used— o n e th a t is e sp ecially ad ap ted to th e condition, an d
-
L I . A k I |< ■ It o n I p. K V ; k u p p o rto ra , t ir a r « « , g n il to
on a gridiron. Broil over a clear fire,
> l t ; Irv « ru e a a u re m e u i b la n k « : U
< lark«»
S. S. S. h a s proved itself to be th is rem ed y for m an y years. I f it is ta k e n a t th e first sig n
tu rn in g when necesaary, and watching
I I < i li b E of « Il k in d « for «ala a l v a ry r v M v n a b la
price«. In -ju lr v XT* > r « m Hl.
carefully th a t they do not bum . I,ay of S p rin g th e sy stem w ill be so b u ilt u p and stre n g th e n e d th a t th e d isa g ree ab le affections o f
on slices of buttered toast, p a t n lump th e season w ill n o t be felt as w arm er w’e a th e r conies on.
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hj
m
ruuat d itti, u l l ci
I; W w «tard . C la rk ** À Co.
of b u tter on en<*h bird, sprinkle with
»alt and |>epj»cr and serve.
H W t t . r P IA N
*«*nd lOr-ft>r p r b « M a id P a ir <*old
M e d a l p e a * J . J. H u it« ? . I*« ► ra n t « treat.
A Kl I m
I A t. K Y E H ; a y e ry « h a d * a n d « b a p « ; e s
a u r it o m i a r m on a p p r o v a l. W oo dard, I la r k s Co
CIO* A M MF.PA H A TO K A - W e g u áranle* Ike t ' H .
h r p a r a t a r In be Ik e t>e«l. W r it e lo r Oee . a l a
I I e ie l wood < i i , * in k a nd (Jefe.
H I S h i IX iT I I
a « r n -a A llr e d
E v e r y t h in g In
Hl « (k al reel«
I N il — H u ffu rn A l-e n d le lo a , «ota
B e n ia m in A I n ’ » c o rre c t clo th e«
m a n 's fu r n l» h ln g a
k lo rrla u u aud
O p p a alle p o a u ifM « .
E H I.K t.A N I I I N O K K O O N u n d e r Ik e C'arey I rrt-
a lu m act. l»ae«l d 'ra c t fro m a la te . W r it e to d ay .
look le i and m a p ft««.
n. m . < <**>«• A C o., U l
A lita r al r a r i, C o r lla i d. <>re«oru
T
C o l I. T H X
K H » | i I f y on w a n t y o u r l i n n lo lay
ni'ire
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r i le
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free (« artic
u la . r«
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1*01 L I U Y k K E I Í — A c m e
h
C o n arot, O regon.
M illa
Co.,
T A l I X J l t k < o lu m k la W o o le n M ill« Co.. C o rtla n d .
Ore. la ic a l « ly le rlo lh e a u im ia lo n ie a a iira cheap,
O u r «air m* « s u re m a n i s y s te m Inaurea p e rfe c t tn.
M r ile for fr«** sam pi«-* and p rio ra .
C IA NOH .1 0 1 ( 0 A N S . . o ld e s t plm m hu tia * on l'a-
«•llie i <«MI. <>r«*n« a n d C lanoa un ra«y |> « y t i i v i i t « .
Vl rHe Sir liat. l« *i ua o tio ie you a price. A lle n A
O llk e r t H a m a k i-r < <»., C. r ila n d . < > r w « o n .
U u r n a n ll a l r f i o o d « s w iii-k e « . C om fnulotir«. M e n ‘ a
TouiM-ea a nd W l« a ; beat q u a lit y ; low evt
aei,d for ire*- price Hat • m a ll order« a s p e c ia lty .
C a ri|i l l a l r h lo rs , ton W a « k lii« (o ii h i .
ICal liuut.
BEMIS BAGS
Are Best
T H E S W IF T S P E C IF IC C O M P A N Y , A T L A N T A , G A ,
C h i l l < «tn C a r a l .
PUTNAM
FADELESS
Reni six red chillies and cover with
boiling w ater. When tender s< rape the
pulp Into w ater. C ut tw o pounds of
steak Into sm all pIccM and fry brown
In b u tter o r d riftin g , add flour and
D u rin g the y ear 1904 Siam exported
brown I t Then i«»ur over It the chill
Vegetable silk, made of cotton and col
w ater, season w ith garlic and thyme more than $12.000,000 worth of rice. lodion, is to be manufactured in Mexico
on a large acale. The cost ia only one-
and sim m er until the m eat is tqmlvr Tenkwood 1« second in value.
fifth to one-fifteenth of real silk.
ami the gravy thick.
M o th e r« W ill A n d M r-. W i:.« lOw ’« S o o t h i n g
W h o le
W heat
M n O ln a .
S y r u p t h e Lieut r e m e d y l o u s e l o r t h e i r c h i l d r e n
d u r i n g t h e t e e t h i n g p e r io d .
A
Positive, Comparative, Superlative.
“ I have used one o f y o u r Piah B rand
S lickers lor five years, and n o w w a n t
a n e w one, also one for a friend. I
w o u ld not be w ith o u t one fo r tw ic e th e
co*t- T h e y are ju a t as Ear ahead o f a
com m on coat as a com m on one is
ahead o f n o th ing.”
O V A R A X T E F .D C U R E F o il T IL E S .
Ilc b ln « . HI mt. B le e d in g , P r o tr u d in g l*tles-
I ’m e -
gtsta a re a u th o riz e d io r e fu n d m on e y I f I ’A ZO
O i n t m e n t fa d s to c u r« t o * to i i d a y « . so«.
Into a q u a rt of whole w heat flour stir
In Sonora, Mexico, alone, about $40.-
n teas|MN>uful of sa lt t i m l tw o teuspoou- 000.000 of American money is now in
A new1 horse disease has come to Eng
fuls of baking powder. In to n pint and vested.
land from India by way of South Africa
T O C t’ R I A C O L D IM O N K D A Y
a h alf of rich milk s tir th re e beaten
a k a I.A X A T I V K I I I « iM n q n ln ln «»T ab lets Dru«-
It is called epizootic lymphangitis, und
eggs. Add this m ixture to th e Hour, T «ml«
r*-fun<i nvim-y if u f.u R ,o cure
is very contagious.
s tir In a tnhlespoonful of m elted sh o rt « S O \ f t » jttfciialurw I r o ii each bo». 25c.
r iT Q
P e rm a n e n tly C u re d . N o fit a or nervousness
ening an d ls*at very hard for some m in
V n e le A lle n .
I I I 0 aft* :
N .
utes. T u rn Into greased mufliu tins and
“ No," «aid Fncle Allen Sparks, “f K e M ' iy r- Send for F r e e S T t r ia l b o ttle and trea tis e .
bake In a hot oven.
won’t say lbn* Bliggins is a monumental L»r. 11. IT. k liu « , L id ., 1*31 A rc h 8 L . P h ila d e lp h ia , Pa.
liar, but of nil the men I am acquainted
Prisoners in Morocco must ¡»ay the
W n y » to K e e p Ilr e a d .
with he has the most vivid recollection of policeman for his work in taking them
Broad can alw ays be kept well In n things that never hapj>ened."
to ja il.
closed tip box. A nother good way tc
ket‘p It Is to sprinkle each loaf w ith
flour, and then tic them up in |>a]>er
Pullintr
T I t eeth
" . n ,hP
■
U IIII1 5
t u i
d T
t u l w o r k . of H u t
bags, which ore hung on hooks In the
n o th in g th a t m cxlvrn d e n tis tr y ha.*« a c c o m
plis h e d 1« g ra n to r th a n e x t ia c t ln g t*-«-th
pantry. When ready to use, brush oil
" it, o u t pain-. W e h a v e is y ia r s ' «-«per!-
the flour and rub w hh a soft cloth wet
« in « in d o in g th 'a . W « *ca ti h o n e s tly « » t r a c t
In cold water, then place In the over for
a «or« to o th w ith o u t h u r t in g y o u .
Dr.
H tu r«J « v an t, «p«<-laliai 011 c h ild r e n 's te e th
live m inutes.
DYES
( Kane oa «i r.Jl.atk«.)
HKHEST HUM TOELI-S FltR. HMM.
Be sure you don’t g et one of the com
mon k in d -th is Is the
mark of excellence. 5
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A. J. TOWER C O .,
BO STO N , U .S .A .
T O W E R C A N A D IA N C O ., L
WHEAT BAGS
BARLEY BAGS
WOOL BAGS
ELOUR BAGS
ORE SACKS
A v o id
W ell D rillin g M a c h in e ry ,
D rillin g & fis h in g Tools.
Irrig a tio n P la n t.H y d ra u
lic Ram s, Sprav Pum ps.
W rite Us
REIER5O5 MACHINERY CO.
lv.’-t-»* M o rris o n St.
P o rtla n d
O reg o n
llr e n k n g r .
T hin gliiNH la leas likely to |>o broken
by (tolling w ater than glass which 1.«
thicker, since It allows the heat to pass
through It more quickly. A t<*as|»oon
put Into a tum bler before ¡touring In
boiling w ater will often prevent the
glass from cracking. es|>eclally If you
pour the w a te r In very slowly.
C le a n
I. c m o n a
Ilo fo r« «
I'a ln « .
Before g ratin g lemons. It Is well to
w ash them In a basin of lukewarm
w ater, for on exam ination It will ho
BURLAP of All Kinds
found th a t the outside of a lemon It
anything but clean, and If put under a
mlcros<*o|>e, It will be discovered to
Bags of Burlap and Cotton Man have tiny black si»<*cks on It, which are
tho m inute eggs of an Insect.
ufactured by (Js
HOP CLOTH and
WISE BROTHERS
...DENTISTS...
Dr. C. Gee Wo
F a ll ng B uilding , T h ird and W ashington
» A. M to « P. M . Sundays V to 12.
M a in 202».
KONOERFUl HOME
TREATMENT
“ The ¡co p ie <>f th e l ast and M iddle Went will fall over them selves to
conic to the Ihteific N orthw est when they find out how m uch b etter the
clim ate and ad v an tag es a r e .”
S u c h 1« t h e w r i t t e n « tA te m e n t o f W . R . P r i v a l i , w h o h a s
b e e n l h l u g iu t h e P a c if ic N o r t h w e s t t w e lv e y e a r s .
We Want Them “ to Find Out”
A n d t h e b e s t w a y t o t e l l th e m Is to » e n d t h e m o u r p u b l i c a t i o n s :
“ O r e g o n , W a s h in g to n , I d a h o a n d T h e ir R e s o u r c e s .” a h a n d s o n n - l v i l l u s t r a t e d
b«»«»k, l e l l m g a ll a tx iu t t h e t h r e e s t a te s , f o u r c e n t s in p o sta g e ^
S 8 - r a -e
“ W h a t I tin n e rs H a v e D one in O reg o n , W a s h in g to n and Id a h o , as To ld bv Them selves ”
Bemis Bro. Bag Co.
1508-1514 Colorado Street
SEATTLE.
WASHINGTON
Mnlna««*« C nndy.
Boll together a Cupful each of mo
lasses and brown su g ar and a table-
spoonful each of vinegar am i butter.
W hen a drop hartlcns In cold w ater
heat In a scant tcas|»oonfu| o f baking
powder, s tir h ard and tu rn into but
tered pans to harden. As it bardcui
cut or break Into pieces.
tw o » c u t s in H ta in p .
r ■
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