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It'» Different In Life. “In novels the virtuous hero always wait» twenty years for the equally v l* tuoue heroine; In real life neither wait» for the other more than 20 min utes, and sometimes not even that. II there Is anything more exciting going on."— “Diana of Dreams," by O. a Burgln. Smith Wants Your Christmas Poultry M* wants thousands of tor keys. h e w a n ts th o u san d s o f chickens. A n d many h u n d red s ducks an d g e e s e . D ry pick your poultry. Live poultry should be shipped at once. Dressed stock should reach us T h u rsday. D ecem ber 22. For good stock w e w ill g iv e you the ru lin g m arket price at Christm as. W e w ill not charge corn mission. S h ip by express. A d d re ss all shipm ents F R A N K L. S M I T H M E A T CO. “F l * h t l n * t h « B e e f T r u s t ” PORTLAND. OREGON Bonds. A bond 1s a certificate of obligation to pay money secured by mortgage or otherwise. A bond issued by a cor poration (or by a municipality or gov ernment) is an Interest-bearing debt certificate. We Posilivey Pay High est Prices for R A W FURS Write for Further Inlonutwa. H ood’s S a rs a p a rilla 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 chocolated tablets called Sarsatabs. N M. U N G A R CO. In c., F U R R IE R S 109 Seventh S t . P O R T L A N D . O R E . Too Much to Forgive. A woman may be a thorough Chris tian In most things, but she nevet really forgives the kindness of the man who brings her husband heme about 3 a. m with his feet sUckLng out of the window of a cab. RELIABLE DENTISTRY REASONABLE RATES f all o Toth Mty... .$5.00 Fridge-work w Teeth with- cut Plata.. $3.50 to $5.00 Fed Rubber Plata only . . $7.50 T ak e up the profession of food Rubber P ales only .iS.0J ( old or force'aii Crowns ................$3.50 to $5.00 CHIROPRACTIC old or Porcelain Filings. $1 op E v e ry city and town in the U n ited States is w a itin g fo r Silver Fiilincs ooly .. 50c to $1 Painless Estradas saty... ,50c FREE when Plata are ordered i ur W ork DOCTORS O f CHIROPRACTIC guaranteed perfect Chiropractic as tau gh t by us is suprem e and forem ost in rank and dignity. It is tau gh t along the lines o f the philosophical and physi ological la w s o f nature and is easily u n der stood. Send stam p fo r fre e catalogue. ¡-pecia) NiionMon o out o f 'own phi re -*. I roi uo h nostnl lor H|>pointn ent. Out-of-town work co,! | li' ed in h day No better worn any w l.tr« Modern equipment. Every operator a OKCiuliOt. l.ady attendant. OREGON PEERLESS COLLEGE OF CHIROPRACTIC THE DR. NEW YORK DENTISTS a A bTURDtVANT. Mgr DR. J. E. TAVALLEY, Ph. C.. Prea. Hours: S a m to* p. m . Sundays, f L n. to I p. n *f. F. Cor. Fourth and Morrison. Portland. Oregon T h ird Floor. Buchanan B l d g ^ ^ P o r t l a n d ^ O r ^ The Rayo Lamp la a high grade tamp, told at a low price. There are lam ps that cost more, but there is no better lam p made at any price. Constructed o f solid b rass; nickel plated— easily kept c le a n : an ornam ent to any room in any house. There i s nothing known to the art o f lam p-m aking that can add to the v a lu e o f the R A T O Lan»n a s a light- givin g device. Kverv d ealer everywhere. I f not a t youts. write fo r descriptive circular to the nearest agency o f the S T A N D A R D O I L C O M P A N Y (In c o rp o ra te d ) Dally Thought. Small draughts of philosophy lead to atheism, but larger ones lead back to God.— Francis Bacon. COFFEEC TEA SPICE3 PORTLAND COLLECTION AGENCY BAKING POWDER . EXTRACTS 317 A lisk y Building. Portland. Oregon. ALL DEBTS COLLECTED. J U S T R IG H T I PATENTS COPYRIGHTS AND TRADE MARKS secured. Book o f accurate inform ation free on request. J. K. MUCK, 719 Board oi Trade Bid«.. Portia«!. Or. Late o- U. s. Patent Office. Y\ ashingtou. L>. (J.) CLOSSEraDEVERS; PORTLAND. ORE. NO COLLECTION NO CHARGE ) THEVERYBEST dentistry on the Pacific C oast is executed nera. W e have bu ilt tip o u r reputation on it. 1 ou can depend on quality and cannot ge t better painless ^ o r k anywhere, no m atter how m uch you pay. flnlph plate and é L ' t " v* <1 bridge work fo r out- ■usw c f . town natrons in lo n e day i f desired. ■ Painless oxtraction ■ free when plates or I bridge work is order, le d . Consultation free. Ill r IA f F I n broken m achinery and castings I f k f t b !■ II of all kinds by a new process, m akm g them a« good as new. M achine w ork of all kinds. W e fix any old thing. Portlaad Oiy-Acdylaa Welding Company. 305 Glisss St F W Mas 6769. ZT f\ T \ C A TT a n d Pwtbad. Or. k o d a k S U P P L I E S W rite for catalogues and literature. Developing and printing. Mail orders given prom pt attention F o rtla n d P h o to S u p p ly Co. 149 T hird Street P O R T L A N D . ORE. TWELVE KILLED IN EXPLOSION New York Central Power House Completely Wrecked. Trolley C ar Hurled on |Top o f Auto By Blast—Children In Hospital Narrowly Escape. New York, J>ec. 19.— Twelve persons were killed, two of them women, and 30 were injured in a double explosion of gas and dynamite in the new electrie power house of the New York Central Itailroad, shortly after 8 o ’clock this morning. The torce of the explosion shattered hundreds of windows in the big hotels and apartment houses in the neighbor hood of the railroad terminal, eausing alarm among the guests. The dynamite blast picked up a northbound trolley ear, lifted it in the air and sent it crashing down upon an automobile which was passing along the other side of the street. Four of the passengers were killed, and every one in the car was injured. The railroad service was only tem porarily interrupted. The new sub sta tion power house, where the explosion occurred, is at Fiftieth street and Lex ington avenue, which is half a dozen blocks north of the Grand Central sta tion. The explosion partly wrecked the engine house near by and prevented the firemen from gttiug their appar atus into the street. Monsignors La Pette and Hayes and Fathers O ’Connor, McC^uade, Sinnott and Byrnes, of 8t. Patrick’s Cathedral, hurried to the scene and administered the last rites of the church to the more seriously in jured. At the postoffice substation at For tieth and Madison avenues, the explo sion slightly injured several clerks and threw the mail all over the floor. In the New York Nursery and Child’s Hospital ceilings were partly shaken down, and the windows broken, but fortunately none of the 300 children there was badly injured. The power house, which is built of stone and brick, and is six stories high, took fire after the explosion, and the interior was practically burned out. Just what caused the double explosion may probably never be known. For tunately for the thousands of commut ers on the New York Central lines, the force of the dynamite blasts was di rected in an opposite direction from the railroad tracks, otherwise the load ed incoming trains might have been wrecked. Officials of the railroad learned that there were many workmen in the build ing at the time of the explosion, and that but few of these had been account ed for. In the Bible Teachers’ Train ing School, on Lexington avenue, di rectly opposite the power house, 125 men and women who were on their way to breakfast, were thrown to the floor by the blast. Many of the men and women were injured, and several of them were taken to hospitals. All the windows in the building were blown in and the ceilings fell. The damage to the power house and other buildings has not been estimated, but it was stated that it will likely exceed $500,000. The employes of the railroad have been unable thus far definitely to as sign the cause of the explosion, but it is believed a large quantity of dyna mite stored in magazines close to the substation was responsible for the greater part of the damage. S U I X 4 O'CLOCK C O FFXa tt+ rm S lo w W S st Y o rk er* U s e d to B o .N o w K o rtb n Uo In fo e i 'u i l o k i . LTHE KEYSTONE T O HEALTH IS When he flrst got back lroiu a trip j abroad, the young man felt strongly j the need of his afternoon coffee ana cake when 4 o'clock came around. The S T O M A C H New York Sun says this was not only custom, but a bit of medical advice, became the doctor at Carlsbad had told him that Americans didn't eat enough and that was a reason why they were so nervous. The young man expected when he went Into one of the small lunch places downtown that his request tor ooffee and cake might be looked upon aa something odd, ns typically foreign. It was to his surprise then that he found that he was not by any means I f y o u a re s ic k ly a n d run the only person In the lunch place who was there with such an object. d o w n an d v e r y e a s ily sub There was a fair crowd, each man je c t e d t o Colds, Grippe or taking hts coffee and cake. Some of Stomach Ills y o u c a n n o t the men appeared to be clerks and t a k e a b e t t e r m e d ic in e others we. a Just office boys. So the young man spoke to one of the men th a n the Bitters. Th ous behind the counter. ands h a v e a lr e a d y p r o v e n “Oh, yes.” replied he, "there Is al th is ; why not you today? ways a good crowd In hero at this hour. I think you will And the same thing In other food places. People m m to come In here just naturally A r a u io u s F a ir. for that mid-afternoon food, and with In a vast country like Russia, hard these fellows It Isn't a ease of a de ly yet opened up by railway communi ferred luncheon either. They do It cation, It is not surprising that thara because they are hungry and they should still he a great fair Ilka that don’t want too much. The habit has of Ntshnl Novgorod. This town forma the meeting place of Russian and come up very strongly In the last few Asiatic traders, and the amount of years.” ___________________ business dene there is probably equal M o th e rs w i l l fin d M rs. W in s lo w 's S o o th in g B yru p th e boat re m e d y to u se for t h e ir c h ild re n to that of half a dozen of the largest l u r i n g th e t e e th in g p e rio d . fairs of the middle agea. Yaat quanti ties of skins, Iron, tobacco and cheap Something of a Joke. manufactured goods lie about In great A good example of the kind of story heaps, and surrounded by the waters Mark Twain used to like to weave Into of the Volga and the Oka on the great hla after-dinner speeches was the tale market place arise shops and booths to of the drinker who unwillingly put In the enormous number of ten thousand, an application for membership In a while the visitors exceed half a mil temperance society, sailed the next lion. The total business transacted at day on a three years’ voyage, on each fair is said to be about two hun which he kept the pledge In spite of dred and fifty million dollars, and the longing and temptation, and returned oredlts opened there exceed this fig to resign only to find that his name ure. ___________________ HOSTETTER’Si BITTERS had been blackballed originally.—Buf falo Commercial. Black Paper Protector. Wrap gold or silver trimmings In ■ h a k e In to Y o u r S h o ts black paper and you will find that M W . Foot-E ase, a p o w d e r fo r th e feet. I t cures they will remain untarnished through painful, awotlen, sm artin g, s w e a tin g fe e t. M akes new shoes easy. Sold b y a ll D r u g g is t s and Shoe many seasons. All frocks should be Stores. D o n 't accept an y aubstitute. Sam ple wrapped In black paper also. A good F R E E . A d d ress A . S. Olm sted. L e Roy, N . Y . quality of tissue paper should be used, and If this Is not practicable, use a Eager for an Education. A Poltava, south Russia, paper re heavier grade. cently published an advertisement from a Jew who offered to pay the Good Manners a Requisite. fees at a local gymnasium of three A brilliant mind, the possession of Christian children. The reason for unusual talents and worldly success the offer Is obvious. By the admission are all to be desired, but nothing will of the three Christians an extra compensate for a lack of good man place, under the percentage form, ners, while the possession of good would be provided for a Jew. and the manners will frequently make amenda advertiser hoped by this desperate for n certain lack of book knowledge, means to secure the admission of hla talent and world success. t o n . ______ SORE EYES, weak, inflamed, rod, watery and swollen eyes, use PETT IT ’S E YE SALVE. All druggists or Howard Bros., Buffalo, N. Y. His Parting Shot. A local minister had had a serious time In fighting the saloon element in his town and had not been backed up In his efforts by the members of his own church. This with other trou bles had led to his resignation, and in announcing his departure at hiB farewell sermon he said: “ I am going to do something the devil has uevar done. I am golne to leave C----- 2 Minute ß 4 Minute COLUMBIA Indestructible Records Fit any make of phonograph or graphophone Brilliant T o n e N e v e r B re a k N ever W e a r Out The Clothes Brush. Qet Nothing From Legacy. ,The deacons of a Baptist chapel la ftkeltenham, England, got a shock w\;n they heard the contents of the wilt df one of the chapel trustees, who died-In December. 1908. By a codicil he left a hundred pounds to the chapel for each deacon who attended hla fu neral. There were nine deacons, but not one of them attended; so Instead of the £900 by which the chapel might have been the richer, the legacy waa void. Appeal Made Effective. A certain Harford (Md.) farmer has hit upon a mode of relief from tres passing fowls belonging to hla neigh bors. On one end of a thread four Inches long he fastened a grain of corn and on the other end a tag In scribed "Please keep me home.” These ware scattered where the trespassers wara usually found, and a score or more of hens carried home the appeal. Many Enemies of Bsauty. Really, when we come to think how numerous are the enemies of beauty — fear, sorrow, worry, disease, dust, wind and all the unfavorable Influ ences of work— It la not after all sur prising that b o little of our childish beauty remain« in later life.— London Dally MalL__________________ The Ancient of a Future Day. People are always talking of th« study of the ancients; yet what doei this mean but apply yourself to thi actual world and seek to express It since thia la what the ancientB did when they were alive?— Goethe. Feminine Moods. “Women will go far In certain moods, far beyond their own fears and nearer to the dictates of temper than a man would dare. Let the stress ha great enough, and the kindest of them will become as the most cruel, tha gentlest as the actually criminal.”— "The Girl With the Red Hair,” by Max Pemberton. Marks on Mahogany. White stains made on a mahogany table by hot dishes may be removed by rubbing In oil and afterward pour ing wine on the spot and rubbing dry with a soft cloth. Few Forest Fires In Saxony. Although one fourth of the nrea of Saxony Is wooded the kingdom seldom has a serious forest fire because of the vigilance of the foresters and rigid laws for the prevention of such fires. Stops H air Falling A yer’s H air Vi«or, new Im proved formula, will certainly stop falling of the hair. Indeed, we believe it will always do this unless there is some disturb ance of the general health. Then, a constitutional medicine may be necessary. Consult your physician about this. £oesno^han£^he^colo^ofjhehalr^^ F o r m u la w ith •■ok b o tti* 9 ijers - - S h ow i t ta y o u r d o o ifr A sk h im »b o u t It, th on d o a* h * say The reason why Ayer’s Hair Vigor stops falling hair is because it first destroyt the germs which cause thia trouble. After this is done, nature soon brings about a full recovery, restoring the n u r and scalp to a perfectly healthy condition. Be Wise In Selecting Friend». Every young man Is the better fof cherishing strong friendships with tha wise and good; and he whose soul la knit to one or more chosen associates with whom ho can sympathize In right alms and feelings, Is thereby the bat ter armed against temptation and con firmed la paths of virtue.— Collyer. Yes, That’« What W e Want. W. L. Sanders, a Denver machinist, has Invented a contrivance that will feed a press. If he could Invent a machine that would feed a family ha’4 win everlasting fame.—Denver Times. P U B L IC L A N D S A dvice (given on all m atter* pertaining to H orn« stead. Denert la n d . T im ber Claim*. Mining. InrW (rat ion. Etc. A p p eals prepared; State your ca*a$ w rite for information. G R O V E R L A N G M A D E , A tto rn e y . W ashington. D. C. Form erly L A W E X A M I N E R ; Land Office. W a s h ington. D. C. TH E OLD Painless R E L IA B L E Dentists N o t only do w e guarantee ou r work, bu t w t »niise to do it quickly, painlessly and carefully^ rhe below prices speak for themselves. SEE U S A N D E N JO Y COMFORT. ATRIP TO PORTLAND FREE CUT RATES IN PAINLESS DENTISTRY P a in le s s E x t r a c t io n ....... F re t S ilv e r F i l l i n g s ......................50c Oold F illin g s ......................... 75c 22 K . G o ld C r o w n * .................(3 P o rc e la in C r o w n * .................$3 M o la r G old C r o w n s ............... $4 B rid g e W o r k , 22 K. G o l d . .. .13 In la y F ills, P u re O o l d .........(2 V e r y N ic e R u b b e r P l a t e . . .$4 B * * t R u b b e r P la t * on E a r t h ..................................$7 A L L T H I S W O R K 18 G U A R A N T E E D . D o n 't th row your money a w a y . A d o lla r saved I* tw o d o lla rs earned. O u r o rigin al reliable M odern Painless M eth od* an d o u r p erfe c te d office eq u ip ment sa v e s us tim e and y o u r money. «OSTON DENTISTS. 5th«Morrison. Portland entrance 291 Vk Morrison, oppoabe I'ostoffice and M nrr .» Frs.ik. Fatabliabed in Portland 10 yrart. Open evening» until 8 and Sundays until 12 1 <0. for people whu work. Full Set o f Teeth $&00 B rid ge W ork or Teeth W ithout t o to l l 8 4 0 P la te s .................................................$3.BO Gold C ro w n s ....................................... $3.50 to SI 8.00 Porcelain C r o w n s .............................. $3.50 to $! M O G old or Porcelain F illin g s.......................... . Silver F illin g s ............................................ BOO to - al 15 Y E A R S ' G U A R A N T E E . Hours. 8 A . M. to 8 P . M.. Sundays. 9 to 12. Union Dental Co. PAINLESS DENTISTS. First *n d M orrison Sts. P O R T L A N D , ORB. W . 1$. D O U G L A S •3.00 *3.50&*4.00 S H O E S B O V »' S H O E S , » 2 .0 0 , » 2 . 8 0 AND » 3 .0 0 . Thm bm— ntm at fraa hldaa, » M o b manly prlnalpmlly Jaathar, ana tha a r ili on mala _______, „a w anmblaa ma ta mitra Iba waarar m aro tratara ta r him taaataay, bat- ta r and lonffmr waarlng ■S, » 3 . UO and $d ahorna ihmmloottldultra him ara- triotra la t ho tmrlffratria Ion. a W OM EN B E S T IN THC W O R L D I f I c o u M t a k e v im nto my la r g e fa c t o r ie s at B ro c k to n , M iihn ., and show you how cure ful I v W . I*. Douglas shoes are made, the superior workinanshiu -an*1 1 ha high g rad « laatharauseu, on would then understand why > o lln rfn r D o lla r I G u a ra n te e M y ftlioes to hohl their shape, look and tit better mid wear longer than any other $3.(J0. $3.50 LlM Clioe. ymi can buy. or 8*.< J Sometimes the useful clothes brush la the only unattractive thing on ml W ireless Stops Train. SOLD BY YOUR HOME DEALER OR D o y o u r e a l i * , t h a t m y . h u e . hx ve been Ihn nt un. tu rii fo r over 30 DO YO U W A N T A N INCOME? j o s r s i that I m ake and sell m ore $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 shoes than ■ Gold Filling« i.OL The Viavi Remedies Cure backache, nervous- Ottawa, Canada.-—Drawing a train of lady’s dressing table. The “ pretties” any other m am * iber manufacturer In the Uniteti States ? Quality oounts. ness, fem ale ■ roubles and rectal disease*. Send I Enamel Filling« 1 . 0 0 I t h as made W D o u g la s shoes a household w ord everyw here. twelve cars and rushing over the rails never have good bristles, and the for our book free. W e want good women repre I Stiver Fillings .5 0 sents' ives everyw ere. .Make money at home. plain wooden handle can be made to at a speed of forty-five miles an hour C A I I U TIO N ! iiarne and price stamped on L 'Ä . T A K E NO S U B S TITU TE W rite for particular* The Viavi Co.. 609 Roth- ■ Good Rubber _ PORTLAND, OREGON. fo u r desisi cannot supply you w iih W . I,. Hougias Mlioei. write for Mall Ont ( ’%< slog. child Building. Portland. Oregon. on a stretch of track near the city of harmonize with the room by covering 1 pi.t.. 5. co W . le. H O H . l A H , 1 4 4 * i » u r U H t . Itr o c k to M . M a ■ Best Red Rubber _ Toronto, a powerful engine on the Ca it with flowered silk. Cover the raw „ , » Plates 7 .5 0 nadian Pacific railway service was edges with g -’ -u Bl. W. A. WISE, PmtotavaSB Muusu Painless Extr'tion . 5 0 brought to a quick standstill, with the Happiness In Self-Conquest. ts TUBS UTUinsiD IS rssnaafe H I T M IT H O D I A l l w o r k f u lly g u a r a n t e e d f o r fift e e n y e a r*. M axim s o f a N o v elis t. If you have overcome your Inclina throttle wide open, and the engineer standing in his cab, a mere spectator, C o . , me. tion, and not been overcome by it, like those present with him to view the "Relations always want to know you have reason to rrjolnon— Plautus. where you are going and what you are Color more goods brighter and faatsr colon than any other dye. One 10c package colors silk, w o o l and cotton equally w a ll wonder. Painless Dentists and la guaranteed to give perfect rasults. Ask dealer, or w e w ill send postpaid at 10c a package. W rite for free booklet fillin g Building, Third tnd Washington. PORTLAND, ORE The brakes had been applied on the doing—there’s nothing so curious as how to dye, bleach and mix colon,____________________________________M O NRO " DRUG COMPANY. Quincy. Illinois. CUica Boor.: S A. K . to a F. 11. l u l u . , • to 1 big locoifiotive and train of cars by a relations.” “One gets to know p ople wireless wave of electricity. It seemed better In one's thoughts somethin s as if a giant had seized the equipment than when one Is with them.” -"Sii and held it with ease. George’s Objection,” by Mrs W. K. Experiments with a wireless train- Clifford. .___________ OPIUM— TOBACCO “P ot over n in e y ears I suffered w ith chronic eontrol system have been quietly con H abits Positively Cared. T R Y M UR IN E EYE REMEDY constipation an d d u rin g th is tim e I h a d to take ducted by the Canadian Pacific Rail Only authorised Keelg In* an in jection o f w a rm w a te r once every a« hours way company since last May, and this for Red, Weak, Weary, Watery Eyet stitate in Oregon, ..'rite b efo re I could h ave an action on m y b o w e ls fo r illustrated circular. illustrated^ ein demonstration was the culmination of a and Granulated Eyelids. Murine Doesn't XEELEY INSTITUTE. 71 K.11 TH H. H a p p ily I tried Cascarets, a n d today I am a w e ll Smart— Soothes Eye Pain. Druggist! m an D u r in g the n in e years b e fo re I used long series of successful tests. Sell Murine Eye Remedy, Liquid, 25c, C ascarets I suffered untold m isery w ith internal o r t l a n d o r e g o n 60c, $1.00. Murine Eye Salve 111 piles. T h a n k s to you. I a m free fro m a ll that Balloonist’s Body Found. Aseptic Tubes, 25c. $1 00. Eye Uookr thia m o rn in g Y o u can use this in b e h a lf ol Bremen.— A fishing cutter has found su ffe rin g h u m an ity B P. Fish er. R oan oke. TIL and Eye Advice Free by Mall. NO. 52-'10 P N U in the North Sea the body of Lieuten Pleasant. Paiatahl#». Potent. Taste Good Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago Do Good. N e v e r Sickpn. W eaken or G rip e ant Lange, pilot of the balloon Saar. 10c. 25c. 60c. N ever sold in bulk. The gen H E N w r it in g to a d v e rtis e rs p i e » « « The Saar and eight other balloons uine tablet stam ped C C C. G uaranteed to m e n t io n t h is p a p e r . Firmness Not StubL j r n r e 3 S . started in a race from Essen-on-the cure or your money back. There Is a vast difference between Ruhr, Rhennish Prussia, November 13. Seven of the balloons made safe land stubbornness and decision, between ings the following day and later the firmness and what Is termed ''pig Hessen descended in North Germany. headedness." The decided man has The Saar never was heard from again, thought out his course and sticks to although the 22 Oerman torpedo boats It for good reasons. The stubborn and other craft watched the North Sea man Insists on having hts way merely In winter, It is hard to «et fresh air for several days. Lieutenant Lange, because It Is hts way. Lieutenant Rommeler and a civilian, in certain rooms. Some rooms in Herr Zimmerman, were on board Roman Water-Mills. I Molar Crowns $ 5 . 0 122k Bridge Teoth4. 9' COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO. PUTNAM Wise Dental ALCOHOL P . Constipation . W Fresh A ir In W inter a house are usually colder (han others, and if you open the windows it is hard again to heat the room properly. If you keep the windows closed you don’t get fresh a ir; if you keep them open you cannot quickly reheat the room. The A bsolutely smokeless and odorless solves the difficulty. You can leave the windows in a room open all day in winter, and when you close them apply a match to a Perfection Oil Heater and heat the room to any tem perature you desire In a few minutes. T ie Perfection Oil Heater Is finished in japan or nickel. It burns for nine hours. It has a cool handle and a damper top. It has an • n t o m a l le - lo c k l n g f l a m e s p r e a d e r , which prevents the wick from being turned men enough to smoke, and Is easy to remove and drop back *o that the wick can be quickly cleaned. An indicator always shows amount of oil in the font The filler-cap doe» not need to be »crewed down. It ta put In like a cork in a bottle, and ia attached to the font by a chain. The burner body or gallery cannot become wedged, because o f a new device in construction, and consequently, it can alwaya be easily unscrewed in an instant for rewicking. The Perfection Oil Heater ia atrong, durable, was made, built fo r aervice, yet light and ornamental D m ltr r em rym htn. I f not at y v t . m O t d tc r ip ttn d m l a r to th* m a n s t cgtncy c f th* Standard Oil Company IlK s r p o r s t s J > Water mills were used In the tlm< of Julius Caesar. In Roniau times Chicago.— The Record-Herald tomor slavaa were condemned to the cora row will announce the completion of mina, which were propelled by treads Afterword cattle were used In the an engineering project for the construc third and fourth centurlea there were tion of a tunnel between here and New aa many aa $00 cattle mills In Rome Take 1000 Miles Long. York and other Eastern cities. Ac cording to the plans, the tunnel will be of sufficient dimensions to carry tele phone and telegTaph wires and a pnen matie tube for the transmission of packsges. “ Terminals here and in New York have been constructed,’ ’ says the repi.rt. “ and in a short time men will be placed along the proposed route to begin the actual work or excavation.’ ’ •F IL L Y O U R O W N TEETH FILL-O If you have «c h in e t*ath or ca v iti«* and too too nervous for th* dental ordeal, try F ill-O horn« dentiet At d ru g g is t* or by mail. 60c. «r* rh# n ii.4 I K CA. 351 ta «r« M i . Salt's. VssK B lu m se r-F rank itru e Co., distributors for O r s r w Chineae Royalty Balks. Pekin.— The throne has issued an I edict refusing to create a constitutional cabinet in compliance with n memorial recently presented by the national as sembly and also declining to accept the resignations of the grand eonnctl- 46 Par Crai Protein — 10 P « Cent Fai j lor*. The imperial senate also adopted a resolution praying for the immediate T H E W O R L D ’S B E S T creation of a cabinet, and rt was be- TOP | lieved the throne had decided to ae- COWS, P OULTRY- | cede. The national assembly will soon A L L FARM ANIM ALS meet and the whole snbjeet will be "It hi almost without an «q u a! aa a concontratad discussed. faed.”— U . S. A e r im i tu raJ Dept. Bulletin N o. M Hebrews Are to Convene. New York.— Theodore Rooeevelt, Mayor Oaynor, Oscar 8. Strauss. .lodge l .Tosisb Cohen of Pittsburg, and Dr. : David Phillipson of Cincinnati will ad ; dress the twenty-second eonferenee of 1 the Union of American Hebrew Congre gations to be held here on Jannary 18 to 19 inclusive. and D7S. SOLD BY A L L DEALERS PACIFIC OIL MU IX. Seattle. W u k FADELESS DYES
