The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, March 21, 1912, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text9 Karmen» and Merchant« Wnlr u* fur our cash offer on your Farm and Hairy Produce. If we don't handle K will refer you to re liable buyer. PBA|WON.pACE ta Ortf»« <_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ KRTLAND FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU Will harvkhUi »»• any kiwi oi b*1» ywe »w. maJ* W »« R »ak. »ki M « »«»hilbed f«rw> «•••»»ft. to< t < •< any »’•«••‘.ar.* •-• ah».» «a an’a <-< t b n» >• fwa •< aar bi»4 «banraf »r ’h>a «<*«• I U m > A UM. Ma*. IMA UW U Pw^M •» Wanted—Men and Women Taiaa/’ La/Ssr ’rad. Tf «• fra» Wafaa «»<■♦ Wary. r< Fiat» - ■«• • (MWml fri •arr.af Mme* ticybar hclbtwL S»H S Third m . Fw<iAiMi, • rrwa-w- Machinery UaiWrw aawmilU. ate. Tha J V. Martin ( n ?* la« BL. Partían^ Hand fa» Htcwh MM and prWwa Rl'BBEI STAMPS -7 prwt Ibbtem T**1<aa l~»d G-«da Q^arig Sfrrlr* f« <■* mp-rta ('«taUwua N»» M Aran staait Marl«. A ML« Tarama. Wash. Arnold’s \sthma and Catarrh Remedy. «inarantaeMt to e*«r* tVlarrh. Aafhma. |ir«Hk«b.siia. Hay F.tvr pad !!«*■• «\y.-ia nr *t «Hwy rv'’»■»! h-d fn<‘»w li J« fnr A'tht>»a Reinert» »-r *•• »n er.a y* f*»r t *Ur a of the li*a4 «M ». k«a * • • 4 > T wow« *»r Me*att»• Arnold's Asthma Cars <*•.. 11) 4 AfcUiMt. ’««ö» •* FUCHI - The treat »kin re jurera tisr. ‘.f you ha»a aal’crw ak!n. wr'.nklra t>nriDl*w or r u<hi»ma • '( tha f»<e t r arm*, the ai |> i< attori uf FT I HI willbrv*f back the <U»w affai fre.hnaaa wf yntj’h F’r porhatfe fl, (Tirai < h) F arht I aboratartra. Mutt « .UIJH»ah tNgton Mt . Portlaad. Or* RAW FURS We t> etttvely pay ’ba hl he»« mar hat |>r»era as wo ar» mat. * facturer* a.ul theref»-»«- <an pa« m<nrs than dealer.. f ■r free pnce ?i»t and »hipp ’«» •nd •»< fuM va u» t'»r yv**r eb ;•-,*. S M I nrtr < ■ the KeliahU Furriera TU1 -, 7th Si. Pa-aad. On BEST LOCATION FOR HOUSE •light Elevation. Having Proper Drain- • g«. With Northern Protection, la Greatly Preferred. In «electing a location for a bouse there are certain points that should be held In mind A alight elevation, having proper surface drainage, with protecting bills or woods on the north. Is greatly preferable to a narow val ley. a low meatlow, or the north aide Of a hl)L The bouse should fare so as to get sunlight In’o all thè nere». If possible for “where sunlight does not enter the doctor must“ This may b« accomplished by facing the house •*'4ti.«-u-t. fur esAuapie. IfiStciL- of di rectly east or south. ATter the selection of tfie site some study should be given to thè char acter of the aubeoll. the principal tao- tors to be considered tn thia con nectlon being the water and tbs air. There le a certain amount of moisture tn the upper layer of the soil which Is the cause of damp and unhealthy foundations This dampness Is de rived mostly from the surface water, and le directly proportional to the ob- sorptive power of the soil and can be diminished by tiling and trencblcg The ground air la rendered Impure by lhe gasea arising from the decomposi- ' tlon and putrefaction that are con stantly golag on tn the soil, especlally In that which -Is contaminated by household waatea. TO DEVELOP DAIRY HEIFERS Gr«at Car« Taken In Milking Young Animal Quietly •• PoMlble to Avoid Kicking Habit. Our endeavor» to develop our da‘ry heifer» Into persistent tnllkcr» ■tart when the heifer has Its first calf. writes William Turner to Earm and Dairy, I’etersboro, OnL Wa take great care In mllklug the heifers using them aa quietly aa poaalbla so as not to get them In tho habit of kicking Many • heifer Is spoiled during Ils first year from lack of meh care if the heifer show« signs of drying too soon, we still continue tc milk her even if the quality of mils d»>«s not pay for the time spenL We know, however, that we will be doubly re- paid during the neat perlud uf lacta tlon, for «he will thin keep up th« flow until the proper time to «top A cue that ha« got Into the habit of slackening In her milk flow too soon after calving can be made Into a good milker by persistent care We bought a cow four years ago that In her first season of milking was almoet dry In al« months. We still milked her. however, aud she Is now a graud *nliker. Impreeeed the Child. A well known American traveler, de «rrlblng the impceaelve cotture« and manner« of a Hem I th beadle. Iella ol a dear little American girl who, watch tng one «uch pereonage walk majeetlo ally down the alale of a great calh* dral, aaked. wide eyed and wondering "Mamma, inanima, la that GodF* Man*« Hard Lot. Gen, but it's tough to have to toll * bright, pretty, attractive, faaclnatlng girl, the fervor of whoee propoeala • ho*« how undylrg her affection le that you can only be a brother to bort * r I I FOR ALL SPRING AILMENTS L ^bLW « .««"it. J J It is impoMible to find better or mor»* rvliab'.e rem edy than the famous HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS We guarantee it absolutely pure anti you will tint! it a great benefit in cases of INCIGLSTION, COSTIVENESS. Bl LLIOUSNESS, COLDS, GRIPPE, MALARIA, mt t loe i nat t •. t-t *o > HEALING MUSTANG DAIRY FEED ^■MILLING CO-jj PORTIAM, OREGON Painless Dentistry fa rar fa“' <fa» >'*n nt a-w aar •---« aa I . «<• .. lia U H ralal.ee «• • • U) >« I «a* aa.efcem. malfa» fa'" ■ »•• n«r aa4 ■favC’WM $5.00 22k» nTfao4.00 0<M 100 (.mil r< COO w, f -r, .50 •*4 Bskber - r»1*» 5.00 -rwraB*’ ’■ M.YSsr A AlkUMw J *** •• BL V A~WtM Rrnwew ws M wmss Ps «et E«” *»• .5 J H ws wi im ■ -r~— Baar eerrnoua Wise Dental Co.,»«. Painless Dentists ItKiwewN •«.T*»1 »• *Wti w’ra rcaTV’ao rri .SLTLr . a u fa 1 r V 1^>. • fa * Big Money In Medicinal Crop* The production of medicinal plants •s farm crops la receiving some at- I tention. Dr E L. Newcomb of the Minnesota University, aaaorta that fox glova, from which digitalis Is obtained, yields In hla garden at the rate of («.-i IM to the acre He raised 100 pounds worth |! 20 a pound, produced on 1,120 iquare feet, which the profeesor fig | ire« out at the rate per acre men lotied. Imported Potatoes. Thenp are three or four time« aa nnny potatoes grown In Europe «« in this country. Regular shipments of Swropeaa potatoes arrive in New Tork vnd o< caslonally reach as far vwl aa »hlcago NINEVEH The patient work < f the archaeolo gist enabled pc ¡'le In 1911 to form a i very fair Idea of medical science as It •listed In Nineveh €1 year» before the birth uf Christ Of the SO 000 tstv let* taken from the library of Aaaur- * banlpal. the great King of Assyria. wb<> ctm-iuefed Egypt and Babylonia •nd established his subjects In the de- . serted cities of Samaria, hundreds I deal exclusively with medicine and ' contain sttB^rcua prsxrrlpthsns “If a man has colic make him stand j up and pour over him • de< o«*tl< n of ■hypericum and be will recover “Or make him crouch down on hl* heels and pour cold water over hl« head ” »Tilth healing seem« to be Indicated In a prweerlptlon which runs “If be la In a weak state. mak< > him bend down, May then rslsa his leg« and aay: you get quite well' Strike him ■ i«o on the head fourteen times with your thumb “ Many prescriptions deal wttb the cure of a disorder which was »cry common st V.n- veh. and which «cnn to have be«-n due t< a OVerlndulgrni e 13 Al en a man I« btl f< . <J and drink l«<is rub b'.m with an on I t let him drink nothing but water al> stain from food altogether Among the medicines used bf th« physicians of Nineveh were M <• V. • <■ olive oil, castor oil. syrup of dates, honey and salt »'anting a: .1 iua>.imgo LINIMENT Scotch Cattle Sell High. The Chriatmaa sale of cattle • nd sheep which Is held annually following the HmlthBeld fat stock show was held «• usual at the cattle market In I.on ion. The quality waa eitretnely good •nd the prlcea eieellent There have been fewer anlmala from the United ■itatea sent to England than formerly, •nd this has bwn the cause of this •eason's firmer prlcea Many people who last year were buying American «lock have been buying English meat The pick of this market was «00 dcotch cattle. Including Angus and oth er breeds, that brought as much •• I10.S7 for 100 pounds live weight IN f Nervous ? Thin? Pale? Madlcln«« and Other Cur«« Employed Th»r« *M Year« Baton« th« Chrlatlan Era. Reminders of Napoleon, ”1 never knew Missouri was filled w Ith reminders of the Napoleonic wars until I lock a trip over live Missouri i*aclflc'a river branch to Bounvllle,* a ’' ' v • !'. • g ! r '.i r • I ’ Tho ighta of tho great struggle In France commenced to dawn upon me when the brak • went tht *h the train (ailing 'Napoleon.* I recalled ti e career of ambition of the Cot’ L an general, and «as allowing my thoughts to wander In that vein whrn the nest American Fruite In Chill. ■latten was annoui <-I. Waterli-o I American peaches. pears and email began to recall further Incident« and fruita grow well In <’* It thoughts of the victorious general who blasted Napoleon's hopes of a great empire li vg'.ne my aurprlue when I found the nest station was Wellington The nest stop had nothing to do with the »Tench wars, so I thought the co incidences wore over Hut 1 w anted to learn the why of It all. so I asked t ho Prime Vegetable* lie conductor lie He didn't didn’t answer. A vegetable grower In weetert. waa Grouchy.” FOR FROSTBITES j Pennsylvania Ims been highly succese Q W. Palmer. Km«, Alaska. wrrtea 1 BLUE CLEAR THROUGH. fnl In supplying his local market with “ I find Met-ufi M;»»tAi»4 I • nitnctit th« the very b, st veg, tables He has al bast remedy for Frwtbetas we bav«.** The one, reliable, satisfactory and ways endeavored to grow strictly C apt J Uadaboom. Rampart City. Alaska, wviteol first class vendable« aud this has economical bluing for laundry tuo Is ••luerMuet antf Liniment and give it mt»« h REl> t'ltoHS IIAl.l. III.I'»: the blue made ft possible to obtain prices con that 1« all blue Makes clothes white an it *mwer* the marpnnr w »mderfttk ly I k»«hly rocommand »« for Freestbelaa** sldernbly above the average »'or el and clear lilesolve« inatantly and 2Sc.S0v.tl »U<lU at Drug A Gaa'IStacaa ample, be grows pink or purple fruit always ready for use. You will never use ed tomatoes, not because they are better than red tomatoes, but many ■gain after <>uce trying ALI people think they are better. 11« HAI.I. HI.L'E. Price 10 I grows only two varieties, namely, GROCERS. .'.¡lobe and Magnus. The price which Favorite Hymn Translated. ALBERS BROS : tie received from merchants the paat The hymn “Abide With Me” ha« I 1 season ranged from two to sight cents been tranalated Into Yiddish and E» • pound Even the minimum price of prrantn. and both of the translator« two cents a pound ia excellent after are Ualtloaoreana. BEST AJiD CHEAPEST; the middle of August Again, this hi»I1;;; gardener has been growing caultflow Water Power tn Iceland. «r far above the average In quality Ask your dealer for it. If he do.-« Engineer» have figured that one wa He usee a select strain of Hnowbal! not handle it drop U’ a postal rani terfall In Iceland can be made to and we will furnish you U m name of I for both early and late crops. Bums yield €0,000 horsepower and another heads have weighed six pounds and j a dealer who does W.0M. he baa sold them al fancy price«. : MExicMtéfc;; ART That fa LAXAT1VB MKOMn yl’ININf t r Ik- - « r- .fl fa GIlnVI Wwfkt evur U> < utv • Co*4 In On- Iw/, »ir. Naturally He Ws» Sick. He came creeping In at the uaual hour when a man finds It convenient to enter his house with •• little com motion aa possible He replied. In response to the uaual wifely query put to gentlemen who arrive borne at that hour of the night that be had been sitting up with a ab k friend “A sick friend Indeed' And what •lied him’“ “W why he lost 1ST.” If you use Eye Salve use the l»sL rtTTIT'H EVK Sst.VK 1» tho stvdari. '• reliable an l tt»U no more than Infer K>r gixsls that are unknown. 1‘x-d by • . ■ ' L ■ ' other» fail It is r. -t th.- Tt in ■ r It >v that cure«, it *• the S ai vt that <!- th-’ work, tiuaranteed l.y Howanl Hr-»« under the <iovcrnmriit Food and l>ru<« Act, Ihin't I-- d, ,-eive.l or mlsle’l. lit only really antia.-plic Eye Salve ti.at has In the n.sro't f -r years, So .I by Druggists IhriHighout the known world Detecting the Chinese Tao men hive Just been convicted of smuggling t’hln itiM'ti Into the coun try The detcctivrs a-h-pted • pl*t marvelous In Its simplicity and effect lwne«e They wanted to l>e sur« whether the four Celestials In quee lion had ever been In the country be fore They wore dree d In American fashion and the detectlv«« took Ilia coats off the inan and required them ti put them <>n again. They put tbcui or backward. If you think conttipstion I« of trifling ,i>:i»r .;i.- n. r . u»t •»* I* ur tor I' æ will d »*' !'<• »-'ll ot that n.’t ■■■I I >h»ri orjer. ”Correct It st once!” he will •ay. Then ask him ahou Avar'« Pilla. A mild liver pill, all vegetable. Ma4e ay ike J c HI» co . Lewell. ktue. Bank of England Employes. There are about 1.060 persona • > the staff of the Bank of England, of whom SIO are al tho head office lu la ■ bui a> I the r« ■.:..«!• d r In th« branches throughout tie country, live hundred p-irtera ani mvchanlcn are also employ, J The bank print» It« own n»tc* and Indian rupe« note». -:--'l - r »I'h all postal order» aud old ago pension orders: this work la Hardest Kind of Work. “I want you to understand that I got my money by hard work." “Why. I thought It was loft you by your uncle.” "Bo It wav. but I had hard work getting It away from the taw- IS CURED !N ONE DAY vC MAKE YOUR CARDEN YIELD ITS LIMIT Unforeseen Hesuit. “I ne'Ice that you courteously re Train from m» ntlonlng the name o your political rival In any of you <|>eeehe» ” *'| can’t aay my practlc* n that respect Is so much a matter o ourtesy as of prudence I one» itarted In to denounce a rival, but ar toon as I mentioned hl« name the audience burst Into deafening and ontlnuous »tmlsu»»- “ T»» Went Out of Life Together. M • nd Mpie Varay, agni Kl and 79, both died of old age at Correae. FYance. the other day The date waa 'ha anniversary of both their birth- inyn. KILLS GOPHERS ‘ SAGE RATS SQUIRRELS AND PRAIRIE DOGS' A7ZZJ REQUIRES NO MIXING OR PREPARATION. ALWAYS READY FOR wnt» rou buy , ofMAMorMtarsr. air »» booiaah baano riOBrrBACKirMOrAtcutflto CLARKE.WOODWARD ORUO CO. euenano.oee W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES ntrw ci am nr s to h t»»y* Ymo dmrefat wl’l r-fund ev«-»y If PAZ< » Of.CT My.hT fkifat». rur- any r— ..f |fak n«. 11 -id. Llfa-U<n< u« l*TV<»\—lln« Pll—« In lu. U Uayv. I»V. Are you easily tired, lack your usual vigor and strength? Then your digestion must be poor, your blood must be thin, your nerves must be weak. You need a strong tonic. You need Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, the only Sarsa parilla entirely free from alco hol. We believe your doctor will endorse these state ments. Ask and find out. •2.25 *2.50 ’3.00 ’3.50 ’400 & ’5.00 For MEN, WOMEN and BOYS Lese Poetle. As I was walking along the afreet ( i •aw a little girl who uaually Inter Ml ited me. and I said to her "What a bright little girl you are; I can Just see the sunbeams playing all over your far«.” She looked up laughing •nd aald: “Hum' My mamma calls Uioae tre k!«-« “ - Eschanga. Good Advice. T>n‘t brag before you make good, •nd after you've made good you won't I need to.— ldfe. tht -1 v n t>» k r> <>» <jt' a i 11 v FOR OVER 30 YEARS THE NEX I TIME YOU NEED SHOES give W.L. Douglas shoes a trial. W. L. for tho money than other makes. His name and price stamped on the bottom protects the wearer against high prices and inferior ahoea. Insist upon having the genuine W. L. Douglas shoes. Take no substitute. ,,.... < „ ■ i, w i . i »-. , »h<w» wrf» W t. |*o«a<1aa. Mr •>< ■*'. M«*s V ♦ <«1* ♦< A* are4 »bets ttoUTwy pe*$Mk*«l f i ofo* * •»«<*<• obob L PUTNAM FADELESS DYES eoiov more goods brtgti'er and faster coler« than any other dye. O.ne 10c package color» allk, wool and cotton eoualiv well and ia guaranteed to give perfect reaulu. AaU dealer, or we will »end postpaid at lOc a package. U/me for freo bookie, bow io dye. b-each and mva colora. UONROt D*UG COMFANrTtfulncy. lulnoto.