The Santiam news., April 17, 1908, Image 4

¿ g itself NO FREE FRANCHISE
la combination, proportion am! process, Hood's Sarsaparilla
is tl.cn; ■: • Peculiar to Itself in merit, sales and cures,
It is made from the best b!<
¡f, alterative and
ir methods as to
retain the full medicinal value of each and all.
The everest forms < f scrofula, salt rheum, catarrh, rheu.
mutism, d> ¡><j>' i, and debility arc cured every day by
Hood’3 Sarsaparilla
Prudent Opposes Giving Away
Water Righi.
SUGGESTS LINES OE NEW PÜLI6Y
Btcomi g Moi opoly — Would H»-
quire Payment Kd Ut«.
Washington.
"My hu
lie a max
»relia» <1
"That n
"Well,
bow nei< ti 11
•it
tad."
hu •
otel moore
M
\l.l, I IIP Y
OPEN
CtATiOF
Sfwot,
bikch
tolweit»«.« Ib«ke*«b
‘Tur
clal
. y»
IMC
C liff H ouse :
OF*
p
• *• -1 ■
d n n m
uniuun
I «
April
In a «pe­
vetoing
today
message
a
dani
bill. President Rooaevelt warned con-
greaa that there are pending In thta
session
bills
which
propone
to
give
rights
away without
price stream
capable
of
developing
(.100,000
horse-power, whose production would
coal uunualiy
25.OUli.UOU
tuna of
coal, urging In vigorous terms the
establishment of a policy such as the
filibustering minority In the house
demand«, which would safeguard the
granting of bridge ut>d dam privi­
lege« and require the grantee» to pay
for them, and definitely announcing
a future pulley on his part with re-
1 gard to prompt utilisation uf con­
struction privilege« by refusing his
signature
«Ignuture to a bill Shut
¡hat glvtw
gives an .<.!
B i»y Archile, t
W hy, >*». I »» put «
........»rnameiital |WU«I on Ib» o'it»«l«
>1 in* i.ft -» d**<r.
I'll show It to you
presenti/.
If y h si«h to obtain a >«t of foni
Iwwutiliil »ater color picture« nearly
I \IC life «1««, free, write th« Paciflc O a»t
Boras Co.. Allwny Blork, Oakland,
O rison tsh, Sti‘1 hill informal lori will |w «wot
you toge'liei with an illustrated book­
kls
let g ving ¡«'llttilani of aornething ol
r»l to everyone in the family.
Wordarful
Growth
of
Past
8i«t««r
LD SORES
V«ara.
Development of Water Pcwer Rap d y
KMIMI A.
(drvppiug In again
Urn. belt ha.» >-<u '1e*i»ii»d
latvly that )ou would like
TRAVELING LIBRARIES
In 1905 traveling librarle« had hewn
authorise! by law In twenty five «tale*.
In «istevn uf t e«e, the libraries were
in ths direct ■ haru* ■>( «t«te libran««
or library cornu>l»»Iona.
Thi«
wonderful record of growth
from 'he idea promulgated by Mr. Mel-
vil Iwwry in 1»’‘2 is a most «igniti-anl
tMtl.vi-n al, r t only that illiteracy is
becoming unpopular, but that g<»«l
taste in reading i* to I«corn» an Amer­
ican habit.
I tm« was wh<n some uf
our srholara thooght that bad reading
wa* better that none al all.
A well
known teacher ol English literature at
one of our larye nnivcrslt'es stated to
one of h*« c'«•••• twetiiy year» ago that
it would lv better f r people to read
ev«n the “Eitielde Companion" than
to haeo no reading at all.
In those
■lay. our raral population had llul« or
nothing to read.
M»«u>nr» were »«•
pen*tve, and the almanac* and county
papers mide a very meager literary
diet. Even the doubtful g<«»l ol having
the ciieap wtrkly ps¡«r» tbruat into
the dooryard was ikuied th« average
farm home.
In the*« d«y«
• lirn th« (armer I«
just as eloe« to the heart o.' th« world
aa th« rest of u», il b« cho «es to be,
he 1« grci b-d by a bewildering oppor­
tunity (or ch dee among medloci« and
even more vieioue poldiratione tian
were common twenty year« «go. Th»rs
are capatd« men and women, highly
cultivate-! and useful cltlsen«, whogo
No old Nite cxi-ts lucrrlt because the fle»h i* <! isca .» c <1 at that partic­
ular Spot; if this were true simple clcanlin« »-. and local appli. ationa would
heal them
Whenever a »ore ut ulcer refuses to h- al rc i-lil ■ . the blood is at
fault; this vital thud is filled with impurities and p-
ns which are being
. .listantiV <!’ '•■ !• <•
1 > n' • the |
‘
■ .
t ■ •t
. * it. «tier and
irritating and inflaming the nerve» and tiaaucs so tiie tore cannot heal.
These impurities in the blood may be the remains of some constitutional
trouble, tbeethetof a debilitating »p 11 ■ f 1
»n<
leaving <tiM aae ganna
in the
■ t c
1 , '
-1 I V !1
I t'
f<
nil
!■
I- t:.After
which the l-'.'v
mncS <( w .1 ■ 1. .via < •! to
■
Again tlie canM
mav I* ! ■ t< ,!it.,r
the <!.■>•. t I ’ ■■'. of
' ■
1-. inh.ir
I «' ••» 11 to
p< "tenty ; but whatever the ca>’ae. the fact that the sole will n< t heal shows
the necessity lor the v«.rv l<*t constitutional treatment
Th«re is nothing
that cau»< s n.. wr worry and an> rtv than an <>' I 1 re who h r- -.o■» treatment.
Every avtnptoin suggest» ¡><>llution
¡ • « ai lo ten
nJ S SS t<»*»y •hoar»
*n<! vliscasc—the discharge, tile red,
'
. a 1 • < a r «t •
angry looking doth, the pain and in­
for
«n4 0W1 usf* uk«r<» In ItTT
flammation, and the dp-coloration of
I W4 rug l*< h«4 jr c ut oa t¿b*
»4<» of •
iiirrounding parts, all show that deep
L*rr«f. <M h* >4g cm i M m w W<« tiockiAg
wn in t he ' ■ -«i t!-« t • a - i'
• •<«
pm * mn 4 I tm
ind dangerous forces at trnrk C'abfa •
-»-«t
f:-- -*■* 2-^
y-«rt tM» ucm hnovt
»tantly creating jvoison* which may
• hat I suffrtH w.th lh» »’*<• ! trtW, II
** C **4 lo J», rt4f
I t* J *vrr b**f4 «rf.
Local
in the emi lead to Can« xT.
Vul I
an t ! ihrmgM t wou*4 h***
ipplicationa arc valuable only for
to g« thrauf h lif« v tb «n »ftyty. diac aarging
their cleansing and antiseptic eflects;
a «• -n r.if leg At l«»( | W<«n tto uM <4
they do not rvach the blood, where
b -
, and ít wat hut a s’-.Mt ti sw ujtU I uw
the real cau»e is located, and can
that <’•«• placa »»i imgen« rt«f | continuad It
therefore have no real curative worth.
uEti <t f*n»ov«4 *11 ib* p-r»-n from mj blood
S. S S. heals old sores by going down
-.1*» Cö..j1»4*fe A wi par -ínrflt C-íf» oí
to the fountain head of the trouble
fb» aor*
JV) KLU1.
ISO W*vy Strart, Brook!»n, W. Y.
and driving out the poc-on producing
terms and morbid nutters which are
keeping the ulcer opi n. It remove« every particle of impurity from the cir-
illation and make» this lift •tr-.-.im pure, fr< h and In alii, .ulaining
Then
•<
renacs, the inflammation leaves, new tic«ue and healthy flesh are formed,
tnd soon the »ore or ultcr is well
S S !> is the greatest of all blood puri­
fier» ami finest of tonics, just what is needl'd tn the treatment, ami in addi-
liiti to ( Ulin .; t l.c » 'IC w. I H'lii'i u, .. 1!
- ••!< ■. .
■( I'm system.
dl'I-itial three year« to the Rainy
Hirer Improvement Company within
which to build a dnm In the Rainy
4aF»
*»i
Hl i
jt.
*»
u.
River.
early reeding wa» largely ol the char­
Rainy river la th« oul«t of Rainy
■ ■ ■ i 1
b »
I vie 'll-
:
acter then current in the cheap week-
lake, and forms part of the boundary
:
t '
■ '•
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA
It lire; b»’l who »hall ilare U> pruphc«y
between Minnesota and Canada
literary
discharge« Into laike of the Wood«, that the youth •>! today, wl •
esrurslon* take him into th« coin pa ny
1« about too nill< * Ion* and 1« navi
•f •
*•» •bu»-*««es 4»f U»« gable.
Arldltr.
of "Bnster Brown" and "Happy Hove
r*.."»111 1 su tllhlnitf «1.A**MAS-a pm
ay muter?”
To«n«r Vou live in on« of th* *01
"I do not believe." »«ya th* Pres­ liga.." will have an even diancw w ith
airi Ut.01 in» I««| f«» »rAf « W gm sill |M«g^ .i i«a M
i. it will lakr mor*
Inruial.l»
I •»r * grr*i
N
.• <lr > will, n a
yr*r» tV'i.-r» ident
"that natural resources should the youth ot a rcneratlon ago to devel­
anti guaranteed
prowi»unrsd H » |u<*| 4I r«»« « h 4 |>f#«rrIUM be granted and held In undeveloped
l»y car to kill your nil« of you? '
absolutely
op
into
"
nweftli
«n-1
lew
abldlrg
e!ti-
l»H*l ffv*ff|g»«||r«. • iì «1 by «-«>tist*filh laiiln« Ir*
•e»t
little
imp
that
condlllou. either Tor »iwculatlve or
• I
u.c tirent S
t. yrs!
My row
WATTL’I’ROOf
ir*'•141. »»4, ptlHKHII'l «'I il In
sen?
The Influences of the dukes,
Hrleiinp Ims p»- ri» rcartb tu lw ■ <>itur u.ts-.n«
• i» ¿
’
(
•;!«.. lung to find
So far as I am aware.
lia'ighty «< tint«-»-as, «vraggeriug pítales
* - •• •<• * 1
bar« tab- lirr —Chicago Tribun«
thi r>. .>!>• tio :...»uran< ■ *
that
fli--
• -n«(i Mii.»D*hr.>tirtir• i
«tarrh < ui*.
and couimon tullan* of those day« was
—<'bit ago
'«»H»*
» •t»uf*i itimi by F. i
A ‘ t» . TolrtJo. grantee« tin thia case* are In any
Ubi»» 1« ih« «'»ari
it«Hh'f»al etire <»nt<e better condition promptly and prop­ ceitatnly not so quickly transmuted
»
k« '
l! !• mèrli Hiirr *'•'’» In <V»w>* fr«»rn K
into !>ad conduct aa that of the current
I»» * |f-««|mindili II «•■!« dlrrrtljr <»n Ih* erly to ullllxc this opportunity than
an<| muriMi« »tiriate» of ih* alateti« they were at the time of the original y «lloví favorite.
twry garment guaranteed
11 y « ffv r ««nr h nn<1 re»! «I«»» ’.*r» Ver *ny « a*e It act granting the privilege ten years
¡«illation hail its ad van tag«e for the
Chan • Lnght DuroUs
f«H» la et tre,
far clmiUurt *n»l tirati-
ago."
pci ple on out (arto*
T »lay. the (aim­
SuHi’S®? Shtken »¿W?
Att<i:< •• F. J » tir. n »*V A ì ’<X, Tvl<^Ìw» iihia,
er'« lad. only less than hi« city contem­
«Nubi by t,fH<j||s|», TV
SAN OlkOO OREEIS FIELT.
porary, ha« Hie worst that our times
latr Hall» Family Pilla b«y min, I pai lofi.
apj al to •
w ell Informed in every
afford thrust up>n him.
In the cities,
•’Yotl h**rn‘t !rrn bark hrrr lirfnre f.r
walk of life and are t -eiitlal to per-
Bill? <Su«h. that'» a lon<
California's Moat Southerly Seaport the public libreril« are live to the ne ibirty
> .le stand-
cesady of gv-MIng p-i p!e to read, and hnr ’ What chanr*'« do you »re (ilkI tur*
In Gala Attira
you the it Mt«! Y*
Io read that which is, «I least, not dis­
inp
A' « ordlni
It is not claimed
Feti*
San Diego. Cal., April 14
ch
”W,H
:.}} v » h ih* iru’h.
tinctly harmful, a l:h *trenu--o» effort«
Ul I
l.'livlr of
days fur the
American
battleship
f nofbe more than anything elae 1« that
bi
promote
the
mor«
v
ig
r
n«
and
help
­
R. na I
the only r- nedy
if known
¡fleet will begin to day when the 14
That tlo«e in •verjrbody ha* grown old *n ruu h faater
1 he ».-it fcr,..1
I tiattleahiim of the navy's moat not- ful sort <>f reading.
I • "1|.
f O'.
.
..... 2-u* why
•ban
!
have.**
'able cruise cast ar-i hor off Coronado charge ol traveling library «y»tera» are
"Madam,
It 1< t!
| . ' of p. ■ -ual and family
Beach, two mile» front San Diego. fully conscious that wise selection o!
Molbrr* will fnt Mr. Wln.h
. •
hi* jaded r
♦y tui> ia-- I- si r < r4, to uw tut ih.ir ,liUaiw laxatives I» the fact that It clean«««,
the
b-H'k«
mean*
much
to
th«
common
­
Han
Diego
Is
crowded
with
visitor»
oy Ing her
Root and Hcrk
look lilt«
lutiug ib. uwiMlcg |<rlu4.
sweetens and r> 1 • v.-i the Internal
mid alght»e«TB and never before III wealth« whose interests they »erv«,
»n« o' <1*
the history of the city has there been may be seen from the character o( lbs
.
"n wl
h It ai'.y without any
llelS»» Sound.
such
an
elaborate
decoration
of b->ok« they are aending to the vill«g «,
<!•
I 'at .¡>: ■
r i ^ i ■ . ami without
"I
don't
tbaiik
you
for
rvtwmmendlng
Jf.« re a k» • life «*«4> of
By day the onuntry «cbool and farm house«.
m*n*fr.l street« mid building»
It Is
Hit
»•<■•«.■•. I I■ ■ ’ * »I I in D»4
I
f- .in
that young clerk." exclaimed the linl ;
•Av. if «I
v .»»♦■ I «, 4 |w gir.
broad
thoroughfare»
are
a
mass
of
Ifi
get
aud • ••
rtworded of one well »elect ! and com- ;
Inf U» the w -ri4 h*« •»»«»deg-
Dant
old
broker
aa
they
met
iu
the
ele
­
time
to
time
color»,
the
red.
white
and
blue
of
the
f uT t*«r4Hl‘i*«
trying
bined collavtion cf 40 volume« l)vat in |
Pmvnnx
l)ru*<U»rd Itr < t*reg
”|’gnl«»n mr for inking th« wor.li out of nation being mingled with the yel­ three years it Its reled over 2,000 mile«, ¡ vator
irally and
of WMtewt th* AlH iff « Kntf*
low
and
white,
typifying
the
Gulden
"Wliat's the trouble ?"
queried tin»
*
* Li* *
Aathana. I .«it»*. tour tu ruth, Utile one," »aid th* profeMor.
and had vl K recorded loans In 291
t r
..
1 I; .
.
a I Its <■ inp<>ncnt
State
t'allfornla.
■ • :
s i-
. I w
J ,
truer|H,.ing < hl-'sg« Tribun»
Imulnr bai kcr
ki4»r» I f” ■ »»>• »I*»« I «*•! Manfwwwl
Triumphant
arches
have
been months of actual circulation In H differ- ¡
¡.art» are khosw to and ap-, ovi*d by
• «name ea t Ail rri<a(«» i>lw »«c*
‘Why. you »aid be »»« as »quare at
•nt neighhorb>--de.
Only »14 per cant i
erected
at
many
street
Intersections
ph' li
rm, as It I h free from all
A SURE CANCI R CURE
and itnmcn»« »igti* that burn the of thia circulation was fiction, so that, a dollar, and be Isn’t square at al!.”
hf«t Rftri-.cd «» wih í‘- -•••«■. < . h i»
tfr. Nur«
She-
■ -■ get Its
"H'm!
Slither
1«
n
dollar"
•nd HrlUhle
I hospitable word "welcome" through thsee encouraging figure» «how that the I
larger
ir tor Altr i»-1 lí’w »
i * X r i t î
th*
[the darkness of the night are among ml«cel!«rteou» b--ok« are Iwiog reed and !
bM.AïM Akh IM Mu» HOt «•
<le
Hr
I
CITO »L V «•>»- T'-c.-» act »II X.-ri'..ti» IUa»M«»
the many features of the elaborate apprec atid.
genuine—manufactured by the Call*
COXNl I.I \||<»N I I4I IC
Wt-al
the
ge-ieial
result
r||d
t-.m.
.*I>1
V
.
e.|
i
»
Pi.
K
i.»'»
...
..i
.. In ..» to « ut 1> t " 1'rrw-uta. w tierral
scheme of decoration
Hkiii'f «ell writ« f«*» ft »r p«4W» >-l«nk
riha
■>■» • IV a •» r K*>»4 f r HU’I flirtai botti* •• 4
f ''la I .■
¡p ('<
1 |y, and for
of the c rvolatu-n ■>( this letter claim o( ’t-uiMi.
Ut Itv-Hw» » ri ♦»»• in »•«« «•
- «eeieir« «n> « had forty four drtec
l*r. it IL kill* ,hL,»-¡ Arch hU.
Governor Gillette, accompanied by
U <• .. r ?
kuill
•
book« in mote or 1- -» b-okle»» corntnu- I
sale
by
all
leading
druggists.
live» to s at* li tlirira
H» I ¿
his entire staff and a distinguished nitle« is, no one may definitely know, |
1 < (•!«!<««I < Mrnl.
I” .>.'•!
: ■ « )
party of guests, arrived hi’t night In
three special cars.
Governor Gt!- hut the librarian ol any aytaem of M'>ni',r>«t cannot l>r wrong.
P N U
NO. 16 O«
traveling librarle« could find in tb« cor- ¡ This world each year the leuon trachea
raspondenc« of her oflic« Innumerable th. bind» all .Ing the Mine o|.| »oiig
TJ ’Z/yy»>-nr ffj-.
NIW ENGLISH CIBINET.
and eloquent t-«tiinonlal« of the go-el
work that i» being done.
So general 1« - W«»hingion Star.
1 * ! 1
il c
i
id.
¿JA
• , .
MADE
FOR
W service
OILED sum SI ICMPS
AND HAIS
Truth
C. Gee Wo
CHINESE
DOCTOR
For Thin,
Poor Blood
* * Jl
in • •> k* t‘..J
. » f..,< IUH.C
C ANO II
berry :::: sugar
314^
1 r i > •
’
•* ' i ' ' r
tugar thaï id < l.raM, Mt,
P V « ■ and B * IL LI a N T.
MAI** ««•» V »V
I
A
You can trust a medicine
tested 60 years ! Sixty years
of experience, think of that!
Experience with Ayer’s Sar­
saparilla; the original Sarsa­
parilla; the strongest Sarsapa­
rilla; the Sarsaparilla the doc­
tors endorse for thin blood,
w eak nerves, general debility.
Bnt •»•«» »h|» grand M4
A/i y»er (Irwrr for
BERRY SUGAR
In« cannot 4o
It« Iwat Wilk If Itu» ||vwf 1« li.a«-t|v« nd th«
L- wet» r»>n«t<f^t«M
|f,vr th* He.t jx>«s|bln r«
« »•. v "i «h -.LI lakr > a «fl v« .1 ar«
A«»r •
I
v •! ’Iibnrfle* r.a art tn TE«llv«f
w
M F ir.jY.vnd «n4 MI «IH th« b»w«u.
r«r <•» .
Maa«.
faOurer« of
It «It MOOt.
*<il£ ll ar.
CIUKSl Ml TO« 4L.
Purest
of the
Pure.
Quality
m the land is not
always the most costly
*23 Ounces for —«> Cents
OUMCtS
Is the result of modem ideas. Costs
less. Does better work. You must
try it to see Get a can on trial.
The baking will be vastly better,
lignter and tastier or we puy
for the curt
Old Man
Mad«
Peart
and
Youigxr
Men Promoted.
I
Ixindon.
April
14
Official
an­
nouncement was made tonight of the
new Cabinet appointments and they
are Idebtlial with the forecast made
by the (rally Chronicle a few day«
dl»-¡
ago and announced in
these
patches, as follows:
Herbert
Asquith,
Premier
and
Flrat Ia>rd of the Treasury.
David Lloyd George, Chancellor of
the Exchequer.
laird Tweedmouth. Prewldent of
the Council
Earl of Crewe, Secretary of State
for the Colonies
Reginald McKenna, Flrat laird of
the Admlrallty.
Winston Spencer Churchill, Proal
dent of the Board of Trade
Walter Runclman. President of the
Board of Education
the belief that this olawt of literatura
Will help ¡s-ople to liv OU larn.s and
In villages more intelligently, and
therefore n re coulantevlly, that «late
w-rker» In farmer»' instilóte- have per*
«istently a-te-l a« advocates o( traveling
librarle«, with excellent and immediate
result» in many cases.
Oregon now ha* 95 «tats traveling li­
braries l-eing sent to a» many station«
throughout the «tale, Aa I hr «<• libra
rice l-elong to the data thara i« no
charge lor their use.
Oregon jM*>p!«,
wherever they may Iw local««!, may
draw book« from the Oregon Library
c-imniiw.on at Salem.
m.k llralaer.
Tlie majority of Improved appliances
• ealgne-t to »•» st «nd • -wn tlie work
of ths l»>u«'wi<e «re t--o complicated
sud troublesoms to
To lnv««t gala Wh»i««
France, April 14
warrant
even
■
trial. To gain at­
tention they must
be • x cc • d I n gly
«Impie In cou«trv»c-
tton anch «■ tbs
Dunkirk,
Jnrqiies (’artier, bearing
the
polar
expedition, under command of l.ieu-
tenant Benard, »ailed from here
terday.
The primary object of
expedition 1« to Investigate the
ory that whales, which are now
appearing off New Foundland. have
«ought refuge In th»- Barebta Rea, In
the Arctic Ocean, that 1« always free
of Ice. and other scientific Investiga­
tion*. also will be made
The ves-
»<'1 carries a complete equipment for
I oeesBOKTaptay Mild ¡uagBVtlc appli­
ances. supplied by Prince Monaco
Tramping Was a Fal'ura
Ran Francisco, April 14
The call
of the road ended In attempted suf­
ride early thia morning for Frank
Willi», a 1 It ••ar old lad. who l>- •'
way on the brakebeanis to this
from Vancouver. British Coluni-
Dlamai. travel, weary, hungry
without frlenda.
Willis,
after
tran>•
. • ■ ,
c..r 1.......
,,,
j vested his last quarter In a room at
'the Hotel Fllmore, a cheap lodging
house, where he turned on the gas
and tossed himself on the bed to die
F<o<Mt Orosm 2.COO Ch'n««»
Rhanghat,
April
14—Disastrous
floods are reported to have occurred
at Hankow, In the Province of Hu
Peh It Is stated that 2000 persons
have been drowned
Reven hundred
junks were sunk The floods are said
to be due to an unexpected freshet
1 The water caught the peopl« unex­
pectedly <• tJk« auddie of the nigui.
dish
draiasr
shown
hers,
ths
Invention of a N«w
York man.
Thia
d.«h drainer la
ni>
Riim
iuii
11.e
iHiumu li
inirne tlir »¡mia-
turo <»i ( I i . i «». II. l'Ietclior» tinti li.is l><m inaile under bis
pi-r-omU Hiipervision for over Ilo ji .u«..
\u„w no one
to drv'v'Ke voli hi tilt-*.
4 oiinti rii ito, I inital ioti* and
•• ,in*t-u»-gooi| •• are Imt Ex ¡«riiiii iil * nml « ntl.uigi-r tho
hvalth of Chllvlreii—l.xpcrlv'iice ng.ilu-t I xpi rnnviit.
What is CASTORIA
Cnstoria i* a hnrnilv»« «ubstittitw for < ;. i r «»il, Dare,
goric. Drop» and ''ootliinz Svrn|>».
Il i. l'h a«unt.
It
« oiitaiii» iieitlicr «»pilliti, Morpliine nor otln r N.ircotio
Milittancr. li« n:;e I» its gtiaruntee. Il dcotroy» Wonns
inni all.iv» I . vi l i»Ime-*.
It »•■ire-« Di.irritil a nini \\ imi
< olle. It rcllrvrs ì It t Inni' Troiibles, vare» < <m«t Ipat imi
and I l.itulv'iiev.
It h .' iiii .I iti - thè Forni, ri
iihites Ilio
Ntoinarh and Bowrl», givi-nr lo ilthv inni naiiu.d sieep.
The 4. Iiihlrcii'» l*aiia< < a
I he .tlotln r*s 1 rii mi.
Tlie Kind You
Have
Always
Bonghi
Bears the Signature of
mads a part of tbs
• tsh pan. being hinge«! to t’.is e!gs at
one <>f tbs bandl«e, S-'. th««* •* Will not
Blip. The drainer I» «lea In th« form
of a ¡win, having « de wall to prevent
the d »ties filling to tlie ground when
being dm :-st
I tie water draining
from ths <!.. «• dewwnda down ths tn
Cline,! b«»tt" " of ihe drainer Into the
dish ¡-.in
\ « n i ui r'giit aarvee to
aup(>nrt rhe outer end of the drainer,
«rut raise the drainer on an Inclina
Tlie drainer an-! dish pan can b« 1»
h;.inrly aepersted «? rt-djusted.
At th» rnt» ol a pint and a half of
liquid a day a man drink« 32.&3U pinta
during hi life.
One
Ternate RaMeb.
pack of ripe torrutoee
pssisd
cold. chop and let draln over night,
six owlona cut fine, tbre« brada of cal-
«ry, live rei ¡leppera, one amali nip of
Salt. itrnln off an.l nd>l two pntiiul« of
bruir» «
- two "lincea wbola mus-
tard
I. t ee
g.a»« poi» <
tip* <«f vlnegir.
ibi uot ixiuk
Put In
In Use For Over 30 Years