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Newspaper Page Text' MAKE MONEY W ITH CHICKENS Thanksgiving Turkeys 8 en d ev e ry T h a n k sg iv in g tu rk e y to us. E v e ry d ay we use tons o f live an d d r eased chick ens, d ressed p o rk a n d dross*d veal. Send us e v e ry th in g . W e n ev e r c h a rg e com m ission. A ddress all sh ip m e n ts Howover, One Must U nderstand E vsry Requirem ent to Get Most Out of Flock—S tart W ith Few. FRANK L. SMITH MEAT CO. “ F ig h tin g th e B eef T r u s t" Portland, . . . Oregon W A NTED —A t once, 2 men to learn to drive and rep air automobiles. HAW THORNE GARAGE 445 H aw thorne Ave., Portland, Ore. K O D A K S £?»„«!*£? W rits for catalogues and lite ra tu re . D eveloping and p rin tin g Mail o rd ers given p ro m p t atten tio n P ortlan d P h o to S u p ply Co. 149 T hird S tre e t PORTLAND. O RE. Second-H and M achin ery b ought, sold and e x c h an g ed : e n g in e s , boiler'*, saw m ills, etc. T he J . L. M artin Co.. 76 1st B t., P o rtla n d . S end fo r S tock L ist an d prices. Machinery COLLECTIONS E V E R Y W H E R E -N o charge unless we g e t your money. Colton A djustm ent Co., 410 Abington Bldg., 106J Third S t., Portland. BELMONT AUTO SCHOOL Y m « I (bt thorough iastrsctiaa» is i r i r e i and prie ««*1 work that cat be produced, lis t bib« work, drill pres* and forma«. Fatly «gapped macbie shop rod school roots. Tuition fee $35 cuk. $40 pay non.!s JK) per week. « 9 9 BELMONT AUTO SCHOOL« T T O l GARAGE. £ Z L ± j d t * z u u i t Morris«. Portland. Oi. $1.00 Saved is one made, an d you can save m ore th a n one d o llar by buying y o u r H a ts d ire c t fro m fa c to ry . We m ake them and sell th e m d ire c t to you. H a ts m ade to o rder, an y shape, sty le ______ and color. H a ts cleaned and blocked. A ll w ork g u a ra n te e d . P ric e s very reasonable. T ry us on y o u r n e x t h a t. ROYAL HAT WORKS Mad orders promptly attended to. Mam 8442. 223 Fir* St. Portland BOYNTON FURNACES Most economical and effective fo r house and school h ea tin g . J. C. BAYER FURNACE CO. Front and Market Sts. Portland, Or. S E N D F O R C A TA LO G U E. ¡¡VALBERS'BROS.;^ DAIRY FEE# BEST AND CHEAPEST' Ask your dealer for it. I f he does not handle it drop us a postal card and we will iu*nish you the nam e of a dealer who does. ¡ALBERS BROS: !j; ¡MILLING C p jjlj ¡P ortland , O regon ! H ardly C om plim entary. In a W estern tow n one of lta great m en w as retu rn in g from a long trip abroad, and th e citizens erected a tr i um phal arch from w hich th ey sus pended a w reath by a rope. T h e arch bore th e Inscription, "H e haa well de served It.” A g ust of w ind carried oft the w reath, so th a t w hen th e honored m an m arched u n d er th e arch th e rope dangled over his head and th e legend on th e arch read, “ H e h a s well d * served It."________________ :----- I K I T ’S Y O U R E Y E S ----- PETTIT’S EYE SALVE is what you need One Cause fo r Rejoicing. Irish Doctor—W ell, I’ve knocked the fayver o u t o’ him, anyhow. W ife— Oh, doctor, do you th in k th ere is any hope? Doctor—Sm all chance. I’m afeard, m adam ; b u t you’ll have th e satisfaction of know ing th a t he died cured.—D etroit S atu rd ay N ight. To B r e l: in New Shoes. A lw a y s s h a k o In A lie n 's F o o t-E a s e , a p o w d e ,. It c u re s h o t, s w e a tin g , a c h i n g , s w o lle n ie et. C u res c o r n s , I n g r o w in g n a i ls a n d b u n io n s . A t all d r u g g is ts a n d s h o e s to r e s . 25c. D o n t a c c e p t any s u b s t itu t e . S a m p le m a ile d F K E K A d d re s f A lie n » .O lm s te d , Le K o y .N . Y. New Ground for E nterprise. T he v ast in terio r of th e South AmC lean continent, am ounting to some 6,000,000 square m iles, is comm ercial ly undeveloped and in m any p a rts un explored. W ASHES CLOTHES FASTER. Use RED CROSS BALL BLUE ana you will find It m akes beautiful, clear, w hite clothes wth less effort and less co st th an any o th e r blue. It is far superior to any liquid blue on the m ark et for th e b est of liquid bluing Is principally w ater. Use the blue th a t Is , all blue. AT ALL GRO CERS. Price, 10 cents. B racelets fo r th e Insan«. B racelets have been w orn from tim e Immemorial, b u t few w earers of the golden bands of th e p resen t day know that they w ere once used to d istin guish th e Insane. Before lunatics w ere confined to asylum s they wore an arm- let for distinction. Dr. P ierce’s Pleasant P ellets regulaL and invigorate, stom ach, liver and bow els. Sugar-coated, tiny granules, easy to tak e as candy. They Will. “Don't eat when you a re tired," le the late st health ultim atum , notw ith standing which m ost lolks will con tinue to eat when th eir day'e work Is through. OUT o r TOWN PEOPLE tmn nve! re proto pt treat- niMt« o f Isa-P tiM M «, I« ftltk -M M la | rawaOias from C GEE W O the Chinee* doctor. Try once a o n if 70a h a w bora «fortorlag with thl« one and th a t one and have not obtained per- Batten« relief. Let thi* great nature healer dlag- ■Mee rrm r com and prenrrlUe son - remedy whoee action i* qniok. were and aaf*. Hi* preerrlptinns fro™ Roota. Herba. Bads and B arto th a t h are been gathered from every quar te r of th e globe. T he encreta of the*»> medicines aot known to the om .id e world, hot hate baea S iuL’iT rtm " — e U. CONSULTATION FREE. I f yon live ©at of town and cannot call, writ# for symptom blank and circular, enclosing 4 rente In THE C. GEE WO CHINESE MEDICINE CO. 16 2 ) F r * St.. Cor. Morrison ^ P ortlan d. O reg o n . ^ Success or failure with chickens rests with the o perator alone, w rites C. N. W h ittak er of Lawrence, Mich., In th e Chicago Dally News. To get th e m ost out of his hens one m ust u n derstand and be ready to m eet th e ir every requirem ent. He m ust be able to keep them in first-class physi cal condition, he m ust know ju s t how much to feed and th e kind of food th a t constitutes the best ration. N oth ing can be left to chance o r guess work. Ignorance or Indolence m eans failure. T here Is good money In poultry and Chicago Is a good m arket. L a st year our Rhode Island Red hens cost us about *1.20 each for feed, and th e re turn from them was a little less than *3 each. T his Is not a sm all farm flock, as we keep several hundred, and even now when th ey a re all y ard ed to keep them out of a crop of buckw heat, grow ing on th e ir range, and are In th e middle of th e m olting season, they a re paying a profit of 8 to 10 cen ts each a month. A m an cam e to M ichigan about a y ear ago His Ignorance was colossal, his conceit stupendous. Hu had read "system s" until he exuded portions of them a t every pore, and his plans w ere all made before he p u t a foot on his farm . He said he was going to m ake us s it up and ta k e notice. He did. Owing to th e Im proper v entila tion of his poultry house he lost half his hens during the w inter, and he did not g et to exceed two dozen eggs through November, D ecem ber and January. About the middle of A ugust his son said: “W e got an egg y este r day, th e first one we have had In over tw o m onths.” Success with chickens under such conditions is Im possible. T here Is certain ly money In poul try, b u t to g et It out a m an m u st be w illing to learn th e th in g s he does not know. The b est way to do th is is to s ta rt w ith a few fowls and lot th e num ber increase with his experience. Roots WRIGHTS’ GLIDER Barks Herbs GREAT SUCCESS T h a t h a v e g r e a t m e d ic in a l p o w er, a r e r a is e d to t h e i r h ig h e s t efficiency, f o r p u r if y in g a n d e n r ic h in g th e blood, a s th e y a r e c o m b in e d in H o o d ’s S a r s a p a r illa . 40.366 te s tim o n ia ls re c e iv e d b y a c tu a l c o u n t in tw o y e a r s . B e s u r e to t a k e Aeroplane Inventor Is Satisfied With Experiments. H o o d ’s S a r s a p a r illa G e t It to d a y In u s u a l liq u id fo rm o r c h o c o la te d t a b le ts c a lle d S a r s a t a b s . Ink Spots. T hese troublesom e stains may bo re moved by an application of equal p arts of citric acid and cream of ta r ta r m elted on a plate. Mix and rub over th e stain s and th en w ash out carefully. In alm ost all cases the ink will disap p ear a t once w ithout in ju ry to th e color. S tains th a t have been laundered may req uire several trea tm e n ts before they yield.—Wom an 's H ome Companion. The W orld’s Islands. The Islands of th e world have a total length of more th an 17 tim es the circum ference of th e e a rth a t th e equator. COLDS CURED IN ONE DAY A s a ru le, a few doses o f M unyon’s Cold R em edy will b reak up a n y cold an d p re v e n t pn eu m o n ia. I t reliev es th e head, th r o a t an d lu n g a alm o st in s ta n tly . P ric e 25 c e n ts a t a n y d r u g g is t's o r s e n t p o stp aid . I f you need M edical ad v ice w rite to M unyon’s D o cto rs. T h ey w ill c a re fu lly d iag n o se y o u r case an d grive you ad v ice by m ail, ab so lu tely free. A d d ress P ro fe s so r M unyon, 63d an d Jefferso n s tre e ts , P h ila d elp h ia, P a. Flute Playing for Consumptives. It Is cheering to know th at ono In stru m en t a t least can be counted on to bring health and longevity to those who practice It. T his is the flute. Doctors recom mend It for incipient FEW LITTLE ORCHARD HELPS consum ptives—as th e operation of playing th e In strum ent Involves the T rees Respond to A pplication of precise m otion of th e lungs of m ost benefit to th e consum ptives; th a t Is, M snura as Quickly as Any O ther full Inspiration, not too full or stra in Crop— B etter Plowed Under. ed; followed by slow and gentle de W hen th e m ercury hovers around livery of th e b reath .—Sunday Maga ■_______ th e sm all figures and th e snow Is on zine. ___________________ th e ground, th ere Is a Job w aiting for you. H aul a little m anure Into th e or chard. And little, as used In th is connection, meanB a good deal. F o r an orchard tw elve o r fifteen years planted, a two-horse wagon load will not be too much for tw o trees. T rees respond to th e application of m anure as quickly as any o th er crop. And anything which Increases th e vigor and health of th e tre e s adds to th eir ability to produce fr u it '■’ i-ViB Î. F or young orchards upon rich Feel poorly most of the p rairie soil, m anure Is n o t advised, b u t a fte r ten years of grow th, th e time —stomach bad —appe soil needs re in fo rc e m e n t It was tite poor — all run down ? form erly tau g h t as a cardinal prin You should try ciple th a t a new tre e should never be planted w here an old one has been rem oved. B ut p ractical men no long er reg ard this view. They m ake th e old spot rich w ith fertilizers and p lant th e tre e s th ere ju s t th e sam e. at once. It has helped And the tre e blooms Just as well as thousands who su ffered any well-planted tre e should. from Successful fru it men do not p astu re th e ir orchards, n eith er do th ey cut SOUR S TO M AC H and rem ove crops of hay. E very th in g IN D IG ES T IO N D YS PEPS IA which grows upon the su rface Is re C O LD S , M A LA R IA turned to the soil. In th e application of m anure never and will aid yon, too. pile It about th e body of th e tree, but spread It out over a surface as large as th e spread of the tops. In many Plucky Robin. cases this will m ean covering the whole surface. If you can plow It un In Lndybank Auction M art, an en- d e r when spring comes, th a t Is bet ergetlo au ctioneer had knocked a hole ter. B ut If you cannot do this, much In th e rostrum w ith his ham m er. In of th e n u trim en t will get down to th e side this hole and behind th e boarding roots, through the medium of the a robin has bu ilt Its nest, w here It Is spring rains. now sittin g on four eggs.—T he Scots If your fru it Is poor and sm all. It m an. Is not fa ir to lay It to th e d epravity of the tree, or th e Insects every tim e, for often It Is th e lack of fe rtility which causes failure. H elp th e tre e to do Its w ork by feeding It liberally. HOW IS YOUR HEALTH? H O STETTER S STOM ACH BITTERS SAVED FROM AN OPERATION P hosphate Rock. P hosphate rock Is th e g re a t Am er ican fertilizer. It Is about th e only n atu ra l raw m aterial th a t has yet been found In g re a t q uantities In this country, and Its abundance has led to rapid developm ent of th e mines, lead ing to a production of 2.655,000 long tons In th e p ast year. The average price during the y ear declined from $4.62 to $4.11 per ton. Most of the By Lydia E. Pinkham ’s deposits are In the south, but th e re Is Vegetable Compound a g re a t deal of phosphate land In the P eo ria, 111.—“ I w ish to le t every one w e s t An effort Is being m ade to en P in k h a m ’s rem e courage th e use of raw phosphate know w h a t L y d ia K. d ies have done fo r rock, finely ground. It Is claim ed th a t mo. F o r tw o y ears th is m aterial, low price considered, la I suffered. The doc superior to th e acid phosphate, be to rs said I had tu m ors, a n d th e only cause. although It acts more slowly, rem edy w as th e su r th e effect Is m ore lasting. E xperi g eon’s knife. M y m ents Indicate th a t the raw rock will m o th e r bought me be found adapted to such uses as top L ydia E . P in k h a m ’s dressing and mowing lands and for V e g e t a b l e Com use In orchards and vineyards, also pound, an d today I *or general Im provem ent of poor soils. a m a h ealth y wo m an. F o r m o n th s I suffered fro m in - Favorite Cholera Curs. flam m atlo n ,an d y o u rS an ativ e W ash re A favorite cholera cure In the west lieved me. Y o u r L iv e r P ills have no Is made as follows; Red pepper, two equal a s a c a th a rtic . A n y one w ishing roof o f w h a t yo u r m edicines have ounces; powdered asafoetlda, two one fo r m e can g e t i t fro m any d ru g ounces; carbonate of Iron, four ounces; powdered rhubarb, v one g ist o r by w ritin g to me. Y ou can use my testim o n ia l in a n y w av y o u w ish, ounce; Spanish brown, six ounces; an d I will be glad to an sw e r fe tte rs.’’— sulphur, tw o ounces. The m ixture is Mrs. C h r is t in a H e e d , 105 M ound S t , made Into pellets with flour and w ater P eoria, I1L and given th ree tim es a day. The Another Operation Avoided. mixed powder Is added to th e soft N ew O rleans, L a.—" F o r years I suf food as a preventive, giving a table fro m sev ere fem ale troubles. spoonful twice a week to every two fered F in a lly I w as confined to m y bed and dosen fowls. th e d octor s tld a n o p eratio n w asneces. sary. I g a ro L y d ia E. P in k h a m ’s Veg etable C om pound a tria l f ir s t an d Calves and Cows. w as saved fro m a n o p e ra tio n .’’—M rs. If you w ant to m ake a veritable L il y P ey b o u x , 1111 K erlerec 8 t , N ew m ilk-producing m achine of a cow and O rleans, L a. have h e r w orry as little as possible The g re a t volum e o f unsolicited tes. n ev er perm it h e r to "m o th er” h er calf. tim ony c o n sta n tly p o u rin g In proves T ake It sw ay from h er as soon a s pos conclusively th a t L ydia E . P in k h a m ’s sible. fb r If sh e has tim e to become V egetable C om pound is a rem arkable strongly attached to It she Is su re to rem edy fo r th o se d istre ssin g fem inine w orry when It Is finally tak en aw ay ills fro m w hich so m any women suffer. from h e r If the first twt> or th ree calves are th u s removed the m atern al In stin ct Is likely to become largely d o rm a n t snd she will come to con I t im m e d ia te ly r e lle v j sid e r a pall ra th e r than a calf as the n a tu ra l channel for her milk. R O U G H S 5 C O U P *. S P IS O S M ost Efficient Machine Yet Made Addition o f M otor Will Ren d e r Flying S afe. D ayton, O.— The W rig h t B rothers, aeroplane inventors and aviators, are highly gratified w ith th e re su lts of th e ir recen t experim ents w ith th eir new g lid er a t K itty H aw k, N. C. They believe th a t th e experim ents conducted th ere w ill have a vital in fluence on the fu tu re of aerial tra n s portation. The clim ax o f the plodding, pains ta k in g te s ts occurred when O rville W rig h t caused his m otorless biplane to hover over a spot only 15 fe e t in d iam eter fo r m ore than 10 m inutes. “ O ur experim ents have been very sa tisfa c to ry ,’’ said O rville W right, discussing his flight. "T h e y have been fa r beyond my expectations. I w ent to K itty H aw k sim ply to carry out some ideas I had w orked o u t here a t home concerning glid in g m achines. As a m a tte r o f fa c t I w as not very o p tim istic about extensive success. B ut a fte r I had rearran g ed a num ber o f details, I succeeded in keeping the c ra f t in the a ir fo r such a long period. O ur success is due to the fa c t th a t the c ra ft is exceptionally efficient. By efficientncy, I m ean th a t all its parts are balanced so as to m ake a p erfect liftin g vehicle. “ W hen an a v iato r speaks o f effi ciency, he m eans th e cap ab ility o f an aeroplane to fly w ith the le a st am ount o f m otive power. He has in m ind the soaring q u alities o f an aeropane. I can tru ly say th a t our c ra f t is enor mously efficient. I don’t m ean to claim th a t we can fly w ith o u t power, but I do meBn th a t our m achine can fly w ith less pow er than any other. “ U nder certain conditions I am cer ta in th a t the ideas we have developed d u ring the p a st few w eeks would en able us to build a m achine which would fly even w ith less horse power. I know th a t we could fly fo r an hour w ithout pow er, given proper atm os pheric conditions, and I see no reason why we connot fly fo r 10 hours if we have flown one m inute. I t is sim ply a question of th e tim e, th e place, th e wind and the m achine. “ In o rd er to m ake ex ten siv e pow er less flights, how ever, th e c ra f t would have to be b u ilt m ore strongly. A t th e p resen t tim e such construction is now economical. O wing to the s ta te of th e skill of aviators it would cost them too much to pay fo r the freq u en t breakage of an expensive c ra ft. “ B u t I don’t w ish to give the im pression th a t I think the p resen t m a chine in use is defective. I t is my opinion th a t our la te type o f biplanes is about as good as any c ra f t w ill be for m any y ears to come. I t flies w ith less pow er than any c ra f t in ex isten ce; it is stro n g and durable, and it is susceptible o f alm ost p e rfe c t con trol. W hen some of th e th in g s I have discovered here a re incorporated in the c ra ft, I don’t think i t w ill easily be surpassed. “ I d o think th a t th e fu tu re o f the aeroplane depends to a certain e x te n t upon the fu tu re of th e m otor. N ot th a t I w an t to say th a t the present m otor is lacking in any serious m an ner. I th in k th e m otor of the present is ju s t as p e rfe c t as the m achine. B ut I do believe th a t, w ith n atu ral evolution, m otors w ill be m ade to de liv er m ore pow er and w ill be b u ilt more co m pactly.’’ Canal Food V indicated. W ashington, D. C.— A careful inves tig atio n made by a board o f physi cians on the Isthm us o f P anam a has dem onstrated th a t th e food furnished to th e hotels, m esaes and em ployes in th e canal zone is o f such q u an tity , q u ality and v ariety as to m eet, and even exceed, th e h ig h est standards se t by ex p erts in tropical d i e t The board w as appointed to determ ine w hether the p resen t ration is su itab le for w orkingm en. One physician m ain tained th a t the food fu rn ish ed caused stom ach and liv er diseases. S hip Found U nder City. San Francisco— U nearthed from its sleep o f 60 years o r m ore beneath the bustle and rush of the comm ission d is tr ic t of th is city, th e skeleton o f a deep w a te r ship, b u ilt m ore than a century ago, w as disclosed by w ork men ex cav atin g fo r a building. The m assive tim bers o f th e old sea rover, held to g eth er w ith hand-w rought cop per spikes, lie w ith in alm ost a sto n e’s throw o f the side o f F o rt G unnybags, w here the v ig ilan tes exacted sw ift ju stic in pioneer days, and nearly h alf a m ile from the p resen t w a te rfro n t. G erm an Spy C onvicted. E x eter, E ngland—L ie u te n a n t P hilip M. Schultz, of th e T h irte e n th H us sars, stationed a t F rankfort-on-the- Main, w as convicted a t the D evonshire assizes on the charge o f spying, and sentenced to 21 m onths’ im prison m ent. I t w as alleged by the prose cution th a t L ieu ten an t Schultz was comm issioned by the G erm an a u th o r itie s to discover how fa r the B ritish governm ent w as su p porting France in th e d isp u te over Morocco. Sym pathy S trik e C alled. K ansas C ity —O rders have been ia- sued from the h ead q u arters o f the In tern atio n al B o ilerm ak ers’ union in K ansas C ity, K an., fo r 400 boilerm ak ers on four New York C entral lines to q u it w ork. The s trik e is in sym pathy w ith th a t o f 1,600 o th er boilerm akers who laid down th e ir tools F eb ru ary 20, when piecew ork w as installed on four E astern roads. •ta s M isunderstood. A R ussian, who, although ha haa keen som e tim e in Paris, knows little or nothing of the F rench language, haS'-Juat been sentenced to a m onth’s Im prisonm ent for having assaulted a policeman. He had also been ac cused of having insulted the agent of the law. but he was acquitted on th at count a fte r an explanation from his counsel th a t th e word which the poi [iceman regarded as objectionable was also a R ussian word, and perfectly Innocent _________________ All the Facte In Epltapn. Even the solemn and serene ceme tery of the Moravians at Bethlehem supplies an Interesting addition to the curious epitaph collection lu the fol lowing, which is c u t on a atone over the grave of an Indian; "In mem ory of my dearest son, Jam es McDonald Ross, eldest son of John Rosa, prin cipal chief of th e Cherokee nation, died in St. Louis. N ovember 9, 1864. His corpse was transported by Adams E xpress to Bethlehem and interred a t this sacred spot N ovember 22, 1864, age fifty years, tw euty-nlne B u d D o b le The greatest of ull horsemen, says; “In days.” li v 40 years’ experience with lior.-es I have ’ound Bpohn’s Distemper cure the most Supply. uiccessful of nil remedies for the horses. It New M inister—"Now Just one thing s the greatest blood purifier." Bottle,50 ■. tad $1 .00. Druggists can supply you, or m ore before I accept th is charge. l-.ainifaeturers. Agents wanted. Bend for H ave you got a ‘supply?’ " Deacon— Free book. Bpolin Medical t’o,, Spec, Con- “Well, yes, though we never said any ugious Disea es, Goshen, Ind. th in g to the la st p reach er about It. I’ll show you w here It Is, and get you Fashions Change Little. From th * fresco paintings of women a key. but I tell you you’ll have to be fn th e C retan palaces of the period Just as careful about using It a s the about 2,000 B. C. It Is learned th a t the re s t of u s !”—Puck. women of th a t tim e pinched In th eir T he Jew s In France. w aists, h ad flounced o r accordion F ran ce w as the first country to ex plaited sk irts, w ore an elaborate coif fure on th e ir heads, shoes w ith high tend equal rights to Jew s. As early heels and h ats which m ight have come as 1791 distinguished m en of th e faith from a P arisian h at shop, w hile one w ere honored w ith titles and among woman m ight be described as w earing them w ere m any m en Identified w ith tlie history of th e country. L a te r they a Jupe culotte. w ere deprived of th e rig h t to hold F r e e to O u r H e a d e rs titles. Write M u rin e E y e R e m e d y C o., C h ic a g o , for 48 -p ag e illU M trateil E y e lio o k F r e e . W r ite a l l a b o u t Y o u r E y e T r o u b l e a n d th e y w ilt a d v is e a s t o t h e P r o p e r A p p lic a ti o n o f t h e M u r in e E y e R e m e d ie s i n Y o u r S p e c i a l C a s e Y o u r D r u g g is t w ill te l l y o u t h a t M u riu o R e lie v e s S o re E y e s , S t r e n g t h e n s W e a k E y e s D o e s u t S m a r t, S o o th e s E y e P a i n , a n d s e ll s f o r 60c. P ry I t in Y o u r E y e s a n d iu B a b y 's E y e s f o r S c a ly E y e lid s a u d G r a n u la t io n . Standing to Reduce Flesh. A little trick Is standing for tw enty minutes a fte r each meal. This does aot m ean simply being on your feet, clearing off th e table, etc. It m eans that you m ust stand perfectly still, balanced evenly on both feet. Have t book In th e dining room, stand near 4 window and read for tw enty m inutes ifte r each meal. T his Is also said :o be a g re a t cure for Indigestion. Try t anyway, for certainly It cannot hurt rou. _________________ For your own sake don’t w ait until it lappens. I t may be a headache, tooth- iche, earache, or some painful aeci- lent. Ham lins W izard Oil will cure it. 3et a bottle now. Yellow Journalism . G randpa often read aloud from the aew spaper for m am m a as she went about h er work. One m orning five year-old Maxine brought a paper and la t down a t his f e e t G randpa noticed that she, too, was pretending to read aloud. “A little girl ate a chicken ilive and feath ers growed out all over her back,” w as th e sta rtlin g b it ol lew s h e heard.—From th e H ouse keeper. Cure Your Dandruff Why? Decause it is annoying, untidy. And mostly, because it almost invariably leads to baldness. Cure it, and save your hair. Get more, too, at the same time. All easily done with Ayer’s Hair Vigor, new improved formula. Stop this formation of dandruff! Doesno^chan^lh^cofor^ fo r m u la w ish each bcltla II to jo u r 7 Show doctor d a k h im ab o u t It, t h e n do a* h e a aye ifers The new Ayer’s Hair Vigor will certainly do this work, because, first of all, it de stroys the germs which are the original cause of dandruff. Having given this aid, nature completes the cure. The scalp is restored to a perfectly healthy condition. —— M ad« b y th e J . C. A ja r Co., L ow oll, M ass.— Why Is This? E very city m an considers It his duty to Josh a friend who moves to th* coufltry.—W ashington H erald. Strong H ealthy Women ■ If a woman is strong and healthy in a womanly way, moth erhood means to her but little suffering. The trouble lies in the fact that the many women suffer from weakness and disease of the distinctly feminine organism and are unfitted ‘for motherhood. This can be remedied. Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription C ures the w eaknesses and d iso rd ers of women* I t acts directly on th e delicate and im portant organs concerned in m otherhood* m aking them healthy« strong« vigorous« virile and elastic* flFavorite Prescription" banishes the indispositions of the period of expectancy and makes haby's advent easy and almost painless. It quickens and vitalizes the feminine organs, and insures a healthy and robust baby* Thousands of women have testified to its marvelous merits. It M akes W eak W om en Strong. It M akes S ic k W om en Well. Honest druggists do not offer substitutes, and urge them upon you as " ju s t as good." Accept no secret nostrum in place of this non-secret remedy. It contains not a drop of alcohol and not a grain of habit-forming of injurious drugs. Is a pure glyceric extract of healing, native American roots. f 1 A Q U For PRODUCE po u ltr y , etc . We w ant all kinds of F irst Class F ru it and 1’roduce, V egetables, B utter, E ggs and Live P oultry. Can use Potatoes and Apples in large quanti ties, some H ay and O ats. Drop us a postal sta tin g w hat you have for sale. We will reply a t once, and can pay you CASH on receipt of goods. HILTO N-M A R TYN -BA LL COMPANY W h o lesale Com mission M erch an ts Chief 8 ufferer In the Duel. The cost of duels Is dw elt upon by Aurellen Scholl In hlB "R em inis cences." He tells of the elaborate preparations m ade for a hostile en counter betw een two journalists whom he knew. One of them borrow ed £20 from Scholl to m eet his sh are of the expenses. T his Bum w as never re turned. “A fter ten m inutes perfunc tory fencing,” he adds, "th e principals em braced each other, and both left the ground w ithout a scratch. I waa the only man hit.” Reference: Udd $ Tilton buk. Phonet: Main 2795; A 3344. Effective W all P aper Border. R ecently there has come Into wall paper fashion a type of border th a t Is cut along the bottom to follow the lines of the design, usually vines, leaves or the like. A gainst a plain wall pa per such a border Is particularly ef fective. as all who have seen It can testify. At flrBt th is border had to be cut out a fte r the design was p rint ed on th e paper, but a New York man Soft W ater for Good Tea. "New York w ater Is too hard to has invented a m achine which does m ake good te a ,” said th e English the printing and th e cu ttin g a t the m atron. “The use of soft w ater Is one sam e operation. secret of te a m aking th a t New York T>o Y on tin e E r . K n lv .t people seem never to have learned. A p p ly o n ly fro m A se p tic T u b e s to P r e v e n t fe c tio n . M u rin e E y e H alve I n Before we found th a t we could buy T u b e s — N I n ew S ize 25c. M u rin e E y e L iq soft w ater bottled we softened the u id 25c-50c. E y e B o o k s In each 1‘ktf. w ater for m aking te a with, a pinch of N atural Inclination. soda.” _________________ “Do you think your nephew shows Hits H im self In Head With H am m er. any predilection for a useful pup I t is ju s t as reasonable to h it your- su it?” asked the serious relative. lelf in th e head w ith a ham m er to "W ell,” replied Mr. G roucher, “Judg sure a headache as it is to try to cure ing by th e way be tries to keep hla rheum atism w ith alcohol. Salgrene face and hands and clothes, I think sontains absolutely no alcohol. Pro- he would enjoy being a chim ney m rable a t all d ru g g ists. sweep. ____________ M oth-rs w in l.ad Mrs. Wmr.ow*. Soothing 103 Front S t, Portland, Or. m im e n t FOR RHEUMATISM. I M rs. O liv e H u n tin g to n , N ortons, O re ., « ey e 1 1 " I c o n sid e r j o u r M ex ican M u s ta n g Lin-1 im e n t th e b e s t o f lin im e n ts. I h a v e used I I i t fo r d iffe re n t a ilm e n ts a n d i t ulw a; ‘vs I ive s a tis fa c to ry re s u lts. I t is < esueciafi lly I M»d in ca ses o f In fla m m a to ry r Kheuma-1 I’.iriits In iniuiess tis ini m a >tn<1 n d a ull ll fo rm s tif o f lam eness. " I 2 5 c . 50 c. $1 • b ottle a t D rug St G en ’l S tor e s | Syrup too b e .t remedy to use loi U i.tr children lu rin g the teeth in g period. Stops Lameness Sloan’s Liniment is a relia ble remedy for any kind of horse lameness. Will kill the growth of spavin, curb or splint, absorb enlargements, and is excellent for sweeny, fistula a n d thrush. H ere’s Proof. * I used Sloan*« Linim ent on a mule for * high laments*,* and cured her. I am never without a bottle of your liniment \ have bought more o i it than any other remedy for paios.” U a ily K irby . (Jassady, Ky. "Sloan*« Liniment 1« the be»t made. I have removed very large »hoe boils off a horse w ith it. I have killed a quarter crack on a mare that was awfully bad. I have also healed raw, sore necks on three hor.es. I have healed grease heel on a mare that could hardly walk.*’ A nthony G. J iiy s r . O akland, P a., R oute N o. i . SLOANS LINIMENT is good for all farm stock. " M y hogs had h o j cholera three days before we got your liniment, which I was advised to try. I have used It now for three days and my hoys are simout well. One hog died before I got the liniment, b u t 1 have not Inst any since.*’ A. J . M c C a r t h y , I da villa, Ind. Flow ers of th e Sea. T he sea has flowers as the land has, but the m ost b rillian t of the sea flowers bloom not upon plants, but upon anim als. T he living corals of tropical seas p resen t a display of floral beauty which in richness and vividness of color and variety and grace of form rivals th e splendor of , a garden of flowers. Delicacy of th* A ncients. In Italy today pigs’ livers a re served In a way th a t Is acurately described by Aplclus before the C hristian era. Mlxerd with herbs, salt and wine they are stuffed Into sm all sausage skins, srlth ono bay leaf to each and baked. K ê e fe y ( u r e w on iNsmun. 711.11 in I* PORTLANI D .O R EG O N . P Be Cured In Your Own Home C u red p e rm a n e tly In sh o rt tim e an d a t sm all coat b f usa R h e u m a tis m , S to m a c h a n d o f a con c e n t r a t a l m ineral w a te r. No Kako S nd fo r L u n g T ro u b le s , S k in D ise a se s ‘ mon'II’. ' ™ ' n i i i . o o t r i . i s d u p S « * Address LANG’S ROCKY MOUNTAIN MINERAL WONDER COMPANY 231 M ain S t m t PORTLA ND . OKKIION. W. L. DOUGLAS *2.50, *3.00, >3.50 & *4.00 SHOES M an a n d W o m e n w e a r W .L D o u g la . .b o a s b e c a u .e th e y a r e th e b e a t . h o e . p r o d u c e d In t h i . c o u n tr y f o r th e p ric e . In aiat u p o n h av in g th e m . T a k e n o o th e r m a k e . Price FOR OVER 30 Y EA R S Sloan's Book on Horses, Cattle, Hogs and Poultry sent free. Address Dr. EariS. Sloan No. 4 S -»U N U I \ \ r n K l f w r i t i n g t o s a d d r v s e r r t í ta ra p ie I ?V m o u f l o n t h i s p a p a r . T H E S T A N D A R D O F Q U A L IT Y 6 0 a U $1.00 OPIUM— TOBACCO l f a h l ts P o s itiv e ly C o re d . O n ly a a th o ris t* « ! K e o l e j In * s t i u i t e l a O r* p o n . w r i t # f o r li l a s t r a t e d c ir c u la s . Bold by &U Dialers. ALCOHOL T he assurance that goes with an estab lished reputation it your assurance in buying W . L Douglas shoes. - If I could take you into my Urge factories at Brockton, Mass., and »how you how carefully W .LD ouglas shoes are made, you would then understand why they are war ranted to hold their shape, fit better and wear longer than any other nuke for the price CAUTION T ’1" s e n o t n e h a v e W . I.. M fU IIIU H n a ,n a a n d p r ic e s t a m p o d o n b o t t o m j I f yon c a n n o t o b ta in W . I* D o n g laa sh o es In O N E P A I R ..f m v 1 ur tow n, w rit« for catalog, fthoaa s«nt dlrant M .i N l r i H O f s w ill p o s i t i v e l y «1 >m factory to woarer, all ••bargm prepaid. W .L . T W O P A I RM o “ f o r d i n ä r D O U G LAB* 1 4 4 Up a r k I t . b r o c k t o a . M aea. f a s t Color i p l e t * Used I Beetee, M aas. K aiser G ets C ongo. P a ris—The contents o f th e Franco- G erm an accord, officially given out, show th a t G erm any recognizes the rig h t o f France to estab lish a protec to ra te in Morocco, w hile both nations engage to obtain th e adhesion to th is 2 2 ^ U!0” * ? 04} b rig h te r and fa s te r c o lo r * th a n a n y o th e r d ve . O n * 10c p a c k a g e c o l o n a accord of the o th er sig n ato ries to the A lgeciras agreem ent. K PUTNAM FADELESS DYES . . .