The Santiam news., December 23, 1910, Image 7

Hoods
Sarsaparilla
Cures all humors, catarrh and
rheumatism, relieves that tired
feeling, restores the appetite,
cures paleness, nervousness,
builds up the whole system.
Get It today In usual liquid form or
th.
< t at»;»-» <» .-d Sarsataba.
it’s Different m LIT».
"In novels the virtuous hero always
wmta twenty year« for tha aqually vtr-
tuoua hernia»; In real Ufa neither
walta for tha othar more than >0 mln
uteo. and sometimes not avan that. If
y t.'.ere Is anything BtOF» ai lung going
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«an>s." by Q U
Durgin
His Parting snot
A local minister bad bad a serious
Ums in fighting tha saloon element In
his town and bad not been backed up
In bls efforts by the members of his
own church
Thia with other trou
bine had led to his resignation. and
In announcing hla departure at his
fa re »ell set mon he said. "1 am going
to do someth!ng the devil baa never
done. 1 am going to kava C ■ .**
Shake Into Tour Shoes
gtlen’s Fmc-Eaae. a pee '-
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painful, awiUlen. »martin«. Sweeting fret. Makes
hew »hum sear. Held bv ell Drug a isle and Shoe
k*<ir*w.
Dkm’t er rapt any substitute.
Sample
RUCK. A.kltn . A. S Otmaled. la Uar. N. ¥.
■ ne Clothes Brush.
Sometimes the useful clothes brush
Is the only unattractive thing on ml
lady’s dressing table The ’pretties"
never have g<x>d bristles, and tha
plain wooden handle ran be made to
harmonize with the room by covering
It with flowered silk Cover* the raw
edges with g tlnn
TRY MURINE EYE REMEDY
for Red. Weak. Weary. Watery Eye»
and Granulated Eyelids. Murine I*oesn‘t
Smart -Soothes Eye Palm Druggists
Bell Murine Eye Remedy. Liquid. ?5c.
60c. 11.00.
Murine Eye Salve in
Aseptic Tubes, 25c, Il 00 Fye Hook»
and Evo A■ !»!• • Elen I ■. M I
Murine Eye Remedy Co.. Chi' ago.
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Ro t an Watti Milla.
Water mills were used In the ttav
of Julius I'aesur.
In Roman times
slaves weru condemned to ths oom
mills, which were propelled by tread»
Afterward cattle were used. In ths
third and fourth centuries there were
as many as 300 cattle mills tn Rome.
FILL YOUR OWN TEETH
FILLO
If you hMTv» arili** t*«<h -»r earlt’«* and yvxi ar*
too n ar voua for th« dwntal
try Hil-Q th«
h«<n« denial
At drutffftaU ur by mad. .’Or
HU 0 BK CO. Ml L*n
Mk
Hlamawr Frante t>ru* C< k . d«tributar* far Or«*or
G olden
’ W est
f~COFFEET
I tEA SPICES
aAKINO PO WO LA
! » irnucrs
JUS I RIGHT
CLOSSEÎfi DEVEÎS
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Oregon Min Invents New Process
Which Will Revolutionize Industry.
Got Nothing From Legeey.
The I
■ i .f a 1 ». list char»! tn
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’lent
Er ,-
1. . t a shock
> »A,”1 they I ar.I '
I its of the
»IQ <f C’ie of th* < !. i »1 t m tees, who
4le«l In Imamb-r. If
By a codicil
he left a humln l pounds tn the chapel
for each deacon who attended his fu
aeral. Tl ere were nine deacons, but
' not one of them attended, so Instead
of the £9r0 by »filch the chapel
might have in-rn the richer, ths legacy
was .
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IMPROVES DRYING METHODS
THE KEYSTONE
TO HEALTH
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A feature which created great in
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lereat not only amotig growers, but
STOMACH
the general public at large, at the ap­
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ple show given under the auspices of
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the Oregon State Horticultural society
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at Portland, was a display of dried
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fruits and vegetables made by Pro­
fessor W. H. Swett, of that city.
Appeal Mads Effective.
Profeeaor Swett had on display about
A certain Harford (M l i farmer has
i hit upon a mode of relief from tree- |
one hundred and thirty varieties of
passing fowls belorglng to his neigh 1
fruits and vegetables which he had
bora
(in one end of a thread tour
prepared by his method of evaporation.
Inches long he fastened a grain of
Unusual interest was attached to
corn and on the other end a tag In
this display, not in the fact that three
a» rlbel Please keep me borne" These
were scattered where the trespassers
products were dried, but in the claim
• eie usually found, and a score or |
that by a pruevaa of evaporation which
mure of bens carried home the appeal, j
Profcweor Swvtl employ», only the wa­
The reason why Arar's Hair V , or stops
ter is eliminated, and that therefore
Feminine Moods.
these products are always the same, as
•Women will go far In certain 'ailing hair is because it fiist desttoyathe
germs which causa this trouble. After
moods, far beym d their own tears and his is done, nature soon bri- ■ shout a
far as food values and flavor» are con­
nearer to the dictates of temper than full recovery, restoring ths Pair and
cerned, as they were before being
a I in »• nil .t n« Let th« stress bs scalp to a perfectly hesltbv
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evaporated, only the addition, by ab-
great enough, and the kindest of them
a>rptiois of the percentage of water
will bee. TO ns the ti. st cruel th» ■ ■ -----------
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gentlest as the actually criminal.”—
extracted bring necessary to return
Frenen trovarti.
by
If you have oos true friend, think
them to their fresh state.
Professor
Hsppl- •«» in b
j->quest
M.rz 1‘einbi . t >n.
yourself barnr
If you bav.- no-
i in - tr-cllna
Swett’s products and the machine
e 1- It SORE EYES weak, inflamed, rwd,
which he employs has been on display tlon. and «-.■•» b
yo» have r« i
It iti.-g watery an 1 swnllcn cyoa, ueo PCTT- A TRIP TO PORTLAND FREE
in Portland at his home for the past
Il’S EYE SAIA I
All druggists or
year ami is attracting widespread at­
(VT RATK5 IN
Howartl lirna., Buffalo, N. Y.
PAINLESS DENTISTRY
tention.
I' m I h t««« K itrucAtan
Fm
Mar»» on Mahogany.
Likfresh Dinner.
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White stains made on a mahogany
in order that these products should ■ *w. Ile Ai-i «eis |. - iiaial Klar« r»aur !*»•
ft K. UoM vfuwn»
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table by hot dienes may b« removed
receive a practical teat, for "the proof wrll« hi»
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GROVLK
LANGMADt,
Attorney
of the pudding is in the eating there­
I r. ’*» W I ». . J K On! !
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»..k mrt.m. t> C
Ing wine on the spot and rubblhg dry
of" a ^six-course dinner composed of
Inlay FiH*, Fur* ‘ »old
»1
FennoHy t.AW KXAMtNEH lanJiim.r Haah
Vrty Nir* Mubtwr l*U<*
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with a »oft cl »h
these priaiuct», was prepared by Mrs. »»■■.Mn b i
Beat K’ubt'*r |*1«t* on Faith
Geo. K. Roger» and setTed to the
ALL Till* WOHK IS QUARANTI:*!>,
Few Forest Fires In Sasony.
Dtm’l throw jfvur m n»y •w*y. A 4»lhr anvad
judges and officials of the apple Show.
U ar •»»
re>t*‘ la Mv«)»ra
Altho. gh on- fu’ -th of the area of * lwosb>P«r*
The following wan the menu I
PainltM»« M««'.h ■ ■ • d <' »r p«F fwrteai urt\<•
Ssximy Is ». .fed the klrglom seldom
u* U hwon I y »or monajr.
Soup— Clam broth.
Fish
Fried
has a «erlovs forest fire tie suae of the iulTON DKNTIJλ. itk^ Marri*«*, F*rOaa4
smelts, codfish balls
with
tomato
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vigilance of the foresters and rigid j * • k >>'»' M *4
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( .»*'. «V« . .<•
sauce. Meat Stewed 1-eef.
Vegeta­
lass for the prevention of ■» h fires . aa*il Í *»4 Au -’**• watt! I?- I<A
ofc*» »»rte-
ble» Mashed |K>tators, green peas,
n
string beans, corn on cob.
Salad -
Vegetable salad with French dresaing,
salad consisted of beeta, apples, tieans,
|ieas, onions and tomatoes.
Deserts
Berry jelly, consisting of blackberries,
B oy » «not• si oo. U no and ta oo. best m r».« Worno
black raspberries, straw berries, cher­
F/»« ôo/Fw'i/a <»/ Fww*p
Fit un nale ot pbosTgrayb sc gupiophone
•thltih
ries and nuts. Strawberry shortcake;
fo
irAthrr, j»riJ thr*
loganberry and apple pies; cherry rais­
ritducoii
nrt
tolo
Brillmnt
Tone
v.attakl s
loaihtr, now nfinltlfft mo
ins. Coffee.
to (f/vv fhv urutrvr
The entire meal including clsm
Ncver Brenk
wotuo for
n»r«<»nv, b .
l»«sllar «
trr Bnii fongpor woorfnu
broth, fish and meat consisted of Ore­
Never Wear Oui
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gon Likfreshed products, except broad,
In.»te *
than ! aould gl»» hlm auro
víouo to!h»t jrlflrav^lan.
butter, nuts ami coffee.
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V>lD n Toit KOXF MA!U 0«
Among those present fat the dinner
Ils» ye»i» rvigllge thrtt i
year*.
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were:
Honorable Homer C. Atwell
Bit* 4 h sir man
and Frank W. Power, president and
secretary respectively of tin- Oregon
PtRILAND. CRtCOI
CAUTION! '
TAF £ NO SUBSTITUTE
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State Horticultural society; Professor
H. E. Van Dieman, horticultural ex­
pert from Washington D. ('., official
judge of the apple »bow; Professor C.
I. Lewin, head of the horticultural de­
partment, Oregon Agricultural college
Color mor* *o<xl* brighter •; <1 faat«? . olora t.*r*n any other dv*. One 10c icic u-f eri irb Ilk, v/-x»l a • rolt tltqv ally well
and Professor W. H. Swett, the in­ and
in *u*rani«ed to *lv* peHei t r»*uli^ A*M daa^er cr v/a will acAU pottp.« <1 <:
- i p.u « afr W
' >r f. ♦ e book la I
ventor of the Likfresh system of food Bow todya» Uaaoh and
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MoNi.Gt DNUQ COMPANY, Qiur.cy, IiUnoL*.
preservation.
Here waa given a practical demon­
stration of thia rvmrakalile invention.
Those who partook of thia dinner state
that in no case could they have told
that these fo<ds from the fresh pro­
ducts. What this invention meana to
the agricultural and borticursl dis­
tricts of the country is lieyond the
power of the imagination to portray.
The lows that is tie I ng sustained by
fruit and vegetable grower» because of
their inability to economically care for
their pndueta. and inability to obtain
a market during the glutted season,
runs into hundreds of thousands of dol­
lars annually on the Pacific Coast alone.
Not only can these losses now be con­
served but an even greater loss can
also lie avoided. That which is now
living wasted fa a [airtion of what the
ground produces tut there are in every
fruit and vegetable growing district,
vacant tracts, lota and city blocks
which can tie thrown Into cultivation
and the products therefrom taken care
of by thia system. These vacant lands
represent a complete financial loss to
the several communities.
The con­
serving of present waste and the bring­
ing into use of idle lamia will add tre­
mendously to the population of the
fruit and vegetable producing districts
of the country and will in turn have an
enormous influence on land values.
To the residents of arid lands or far­
away barren countries; to the armies
and navies ami merchant marine and
also for the city resident, this inven­
tion opens up tremendous advantages.
When the products and lands now
wasted are conserved, these consumer»
may have, not inferior canned or old- I
style dried products, and also not only
each fruit and vegetable during Its
particular season, but every variety of
fruit and vegetable which mankind
consumes, throughout the year. Hence
it is that Professor Swett’s discovery
and invention is attracting a tremend­
ous interest not only here, but in dis­
tant states and promises trfrank among
the highest of the great discoveries
which this age has presented to man­
kind.
HOSTETTER’S
BITTERS
If you are sickly and run
down and very easily sub­
jected to (olds (»rippe or
Motnat h Ills you cannot
take a better medicine
than the Bitters, Thous-
ands have already proven
this; why not you today?
PUBLIC LANDS
COLUMBIA
Indestructible Records
W.
. DOUGLAS
•3.00 ’3.50&M.OO SHOES
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COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO.
PUTNAM FADELESS DYES
Preparing to Look His Best
Success Ma gag ire.
Rastua: "For the love of heben, <
Sambo, what fer you got you 'all pants
turned wrong aide before-moo'T"
Sambo: "Shi Don't talk so loud.
You. see, l’s invited to a awell recep­
tion to-night, and ¡’a gettin* de bulge
out’n de knees."
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