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SHOPPING NOTES Rheumatism Is A Constitutional D isease. It manifests Itself In local aches and pains,— Inflamed joints and stiff mus cles.—but it cannot be cured by local applications. It requires constitutional treatment, and the best is a course of the great blood purifying and tonic medicine Hood’s Sarsaparilla ■which corrects the acid condition of the hlood and builds up the system. Get it today In usual liquid form or chocolated tablets called S a rs a ta b s . Drug Stores (snaps) in 48 states. For sale and trade. F.V. Kniest, Omaha, Neb RIIRRFR STAMPS Stencil* and Braaa n U D D t n J l f l l l l r d S iin il Celluloid Buttons and Ribbon Badges. Good Goods, Quick Service. Send fo r complete Catalogue No. 26. Acme Stamp Works. 1015 A St., Tacoma. Wash. ASTHM A CAN BE CURED Instant relief. T r y our jrreat Asthm a Remedy. Send for EREC fIR S T TREATMENT, h en ri M illar R em edy Co., 721 Sa L S l .T icmu . Wuh. Machinery Second-Hand Machin ery bought, sold and _ exchanged: en gin es, boiler«, sawmills, etc. The J. E. Martin Co.. 76 1st St., Portland. Bend fo r Stock L ist and prices. Automobile Business Taught in six weeks. petent men. $25 to $30 per week earned by com A N G E I ES AUTO ACADEM Y, 269 Union A ve., P o rtla n d , Ore. RAW FURS W e positively pay the highest market prices, as w e are manu facturers and therefore can pay more than dealers. Send for free price list and shipping tags and get full value fo r your skins. N. M. I'n g ar Co., the Reliable Furriers. 202 V* 7th St.. PwtUad. Ora. BOYNTON FURNACES Moat economical and effective fo r house and school heating. J. C. BAYER FURNACE CO. front and Market Sts. Portland, Or. S E N D FO R C A T A L O G U E . I __________________ L £ {R N THE BARBER TRADE It '» Easy! Positions Waiting for Man and Woman. TOe OUI Master now top- planted by the graduate. Good wages whlls. learning, book fo r home etude, ,1.20 Largest school lo the Weat N A T IO N A L BAP.BER COL LEGE. &S Washington St.. Seattle. Wash. The Norway Maple. In many parts of the east the Nor way or sycamore maple is a favorit« for street planting, though It lg some what Intolerant of dust and smok« and la therefore better suited to rural districts and villages than congested city centers. As it Is a spreading tree, care should be taken to prevent Its bending too low. It thrives In southern California as well as any ol the maples, but seems to thrive still better farther north. Nature seem, to dictate an evergreen country, and It Is somewhat puzzling to know why we have sycamores, cottonwoods, etc., almost identical with species found In eastern states. In central and northern California, where oaks art deciduous, the maples thrive and nc objection should be made to use on street and highway. Practlcs Will Maks Perfect. Practice thyself even in the things which thou despalrest of accomplish ing. For even the left hand, which Is Ineffectual for all other things for want of practice, holds the bridle more vigorously than the right hand; for It has been practiced In this.— Marcus Aurelius. Up to the Wishbone. Said an English clergyman: "Patriot ism Is the backbone of the British em pire; and what we have to do is to train that backbone and bring It to the front."— Christian Intelligencer. What He Saved. * Pathetic as well as amusing Is the Valedictory of a western editor: "W ith grateful acknowledgment to my friends and benediction upon the pro fession, I take my hat— the savings of 17 years In the newspaper field— and retire.” M EX IC A N MUSTANG FOR RANCHMEN. H . L. Corbin, So. Platte, Colo., w rites: “ I am a stockm an here and i f yo u lived n ear I could f i r * yo u a b »x o f M u sta n g Lin im en t b o ttle s w e h ave used up on o u r horses and c a ttle. W e rid e p r e tty hard here in the Rockies bu t Mustang Liniment fixes the horses good as ever.’* I I I I I | 25c. 5 0 c.$ l a bottle at D rug S l G en’l Stores | The Dawn of Scientific Knowledge Learn a Profession where the de mand is greater than the supply. Honorable, Dignified, Lucrative W rite for Literatu re and information. I t will be to Y O U R advantage. Invalids and others needing skilled treatm ent w rite fo r particulars. 409 Commonwealth Bldg., Portland, Or. * 1 stronger than cotton and when broken the ends are very uneven and straight, while ends of cotton fuzzy. B uyer of D ry G oods N eed Not appear The W ise Shopper.— Knows she T a k e C lerk ’s W ord. has a certain sum to spend and never spends more. Knows what she wants By Mr». Helen Bryce Brooks, of the before she goes to the store and Dept, of Domestic Art, Oregon insists on having It. Does not de Agricultural College. Corvallis. pend on clerks to tell her what or Women are the great shoppers of how much to buy. Knows what ma the world; It is they who buy the j terials and colors wear best, the look and feel of good cloth of all large output of cotton and woolen kinds, the prices that should be paid, mills, linen and silk manufactories, j and the stories that can be depended Do they transact this immense busi upon for reasonable and substantial ness wisely and intelligently? The ■ goods. Buys one good garment rather than two cheap ones. Does not buy many and varied adulterations of tex material with dots in, or with woven tile fabrics are evidences of the lack I figures that have loose ends. of serious and conscientious business The secret of good shopping is principles or the most deplorable ig - 1 never to buy materials until need is norance of the fabrics dally used. felt and then to determine what is W hat was the matter with the last appropriate for that need and finally dress purchased? Did It fade; did it to insist on having it. shrink badly; did It go to pieces At the present time the rush to «hen rubbed on the washing board; the bargain counter, the enormous did It look like linen— smooth and amount of cheap, poor material man glossy— and then after washing look ufactured and the great waste in coarse and dull; did it spot, did It dress, all go to prove that there are prove to be of more cotton than many women who are uot Intelligent wool, although you were assured buyers. that it was “all wool” ? In fact, did you simply take a clerk’s word for the purity of the fabric rather than your own judgment? There are a few simple tests that may be used which would aid ma terially In the selection of textile fabrics. Do not go by looks alone. Get a sample of the material and test In the following ways: For Fading.— Cover one end of the sample with a piece of cardboard. Expose the rest to sunlight for a number of days and then note the effect. For Shrinkage.— Measure the length and width of your sample. Dip in hot water, or wash it with warm water and soap. Is It very much shorter or narrower? Would it shrink a great deal in a yard? For Strength.— W here strength In wearing and washing is desired, place the thumbs and first fingers over the cloth, pressing down hard and pull ing the cloth in both directions,— with the warp and with the woof. Do you find the threads weakened? Is one set of threads much stronger than the other? Materials are sometimes weak be cause of imperfections In the weave, or because one set of threads is stronger than the others. Hold the sample toward the light and see if you can detect a difference. Cords running only one way weak en materials. Cords running both ways give strength. Loosely* woven cloth catches on splinters, nails and other sharp things. Closely woven cloth is more satisfactory. For Finishing.— Rub the material in the hands or pick at the surface with the finger nail. Does the starch come out? W et the finger and rub on the cloth? When the cloth dries has the gloss disappeared? Sometimes cotton cloth which has been on the market for some time is weakened by the action of the chemicals used In bleaching, dyeing or In the sizing. This may be de Comfort, warmth and attractiveness tected by tearing the cloth. are all rolled into one where a coat of Beware of low-priced cotton goods this kind is concerned. It is handy to with a thick gloss or a pasty look. slip over the afternoon card-party-frock They are probably filled with starch. as well as for train wear over the evening Do not expect linen at cotton prices. gown. Linen Is much more expensive than cotton, and when linen prices are paid linen should be demanded. Since GEORGE AN ATHLETE the two fibers are rather hard to KING distinguish, especially when heavily starched, and given a good finish, it Hit Majesty Has Practiced Most is quite easy to deceive the buyer. Forms of Manly Exercise and “Linen” collars are frequently large Especially Likes Shooting. ly cotton; “linen” handkerchiefs may not have a thread of linen, as The king’s reception at Buckingham is likely to be the case with rather inexpensive embroidered handker palace recently of the team of polo chiefs; table “linen” may be mer players who are to represent England cerized cotton, cotton and linen or In the United States, recalls the fact even ordinary cotton. that his majesty played regularly For Spotting.— Shake some drops when he was a naval lieutenant. He of water on the sample. Does It was a good player, too, and could hold lose lustre where the drops have his own with some of the best repre dried? Hang out a piece o f cloth in the sun and submit to the action sentatives of the two services. Almost of sun and rain. Does it loose its every form of manly exercise has been practiced by his majesty, and there color and become gray and dull? To prevent spotting, lay a damp Is not the slightest doubt that every cloth on the wrong side of the ma kind of sport will benefit enormously terial, roll the two together and during his reign. when evenly damp, unroll and press Shooting, of course, holds the warm through the damp cloth with a partly est place In his majesty's affections. hot Iron; press until cloth is thor “I love a gun," he confessed recently, oughly dried. Tests for Cotton or Wool.— Ravel a “but I am almost as happy when I few threads at the edge of the ma-1 am fishing the pools of Dee with a terial and pull them partially off and long day before me." burn them. Is the odor offensive, Next to shoootlng and fishing, King like burning hair? Test the threads George's warmest admiration Is re of both warp and woof. If the odor served for the Rugby code of football. differs, one set of threads may be Not long ago he expressed the opinion wool, while the other might be all that Rugby was the Ideal game for all cotton or mixed cotton and wool. Another burning test shows that ranks of the army and navy, as It kept cotton burns rapidly, while wool J the men "fit,” taught them to realize the virtues of self-discipline, and to burns slowly and chars. A practical test may be made by withstand hard knocks. boiling a sample in a five per cent j Then, again, his majesty Is a capi solution of raustic potash for twenty I tal swimmer, and has actually saved minutes. The wool becomes dis-1 life from drowning. This interesting solved and the cotton remains. If i the material Is all wool there will be event took place when, as a youth, be went around the world with his broth nothing left. A bluejacket A mixture of cotton and wool when er In the Bacchante. fell overboard and King George went wet wrinkles more than pure wool. Tests for Cotton or Linen.— The In after him and held him up until as old test of moistening the finger and ; sistance arrived. putting It under the cloth is not I In the “boom” period of cycling, his always a sure one, as the moisture majesty was often seen a-wbeel; while will not come through heavy linen or one with starch In it, and It will cricket, of course, he has constantly come through sheer, tightly twisted played and continues to follow with cotton. A better test is to put a j the Interest of a keen observer. drop of olive oil on the cloth and j press between blotting paper. The I Is This a Hint? linen become more transparent than "W h y do you smoke cigarettes?" the cotton. Linen is cooler to the touch than j "W h y not? Robert Louis Stevenson cotton. smoked them.” The breaking test is rather satis “Yes— but be went and lived on ths factory. Linen threads are much Island of Samoa while be did.” FASHION HINTS Bees Broke Up Church Services. A unique occurrence broke up the service In the German Lutheran church at Chicago the other Sunday. A swarm of honey bees Invaded ths building and drove out the pastor and congregation, and services had to be held on the lawn In front of the church. Blistering Once Universal. Blistering formerly was an almost universal treatment for Internal con gestion to draw the diseased fluid to the surface. It acted as a counter-irri tant. It was also used for sciatica. Blistering is still used to a considera ble extent, but a milder application Is more frequently employed. Supreme Cant. Of all the cants which are canted n this canting world, though the cant af hypocrites may be the worst, the ;ant of criticism Is the most torment ing.— Laurence Sterne. Man’s Period of Foolishness. O f all literary compositions the love letters of men contain the maximum of twaddle and the minimum of sense. The only explanation Is that every man In love tries to become a poeL Old Truth Keafflrmed. ▲ Massachusetts widow wrote a ; Kansas editor to find her a big-heart ed, blg-bodled, whole-souled westerner | for a husband. He printed the letter, and replies are pouring In by the bushel. Soon there will be printed an account of a wedding concluding with the frank admlaslon that It paya to advertise.— f'h -.-in ttr is. C.) Observer. DYNAMITERS AT ANARCHIST HOME Colony of “ Freethinkers” Near Tacoma Harbored Plotters Attempted to Purchase High Explo sives at Company Store—Editor of ‘‘Agitator” Knew Men. Knew His Wits. It is recorded of an old English farmer that, In giving Instructions tor hit will, he directed a legacy of one hundred pounds be given to his widow. Being Informed that some distinction was usually made In case the widow married again, ’.e doubled the sum; and when told that this was quite con trary to custom, he said, with heart felt sympathy for hla possible suc cessor. “Aye, but him as gets htr'll deserve 1L” TR Y B A LL BLUING. Unci* Jerk’s Appeal. Uncle Jenk and Aunt Nervy Splgler ; having been unable to get along peace, ably together, had eeparated, on as amicable basis. Uncle Jenk took u[ his abode In an old men’s home; Aunl Nervy kept the cottage and garden and also retained the slender bant account. Under this arrangement the two old people were on the friendliest foot lng and Uncle Jenk made neighborly calls upon hts wife at frequent Inter vals, often doing small bits of work about the premises, for which Aunl Nervy scrupulously paid him. On one occasion, the plastering b a r lng fallen from the celling, Uncle Jenk aollclted the job of repairing, namlni $t> as his price for the work, which Aunt Nervy considered excessive. "W hy,” she protested, "I know 1 could get Andy Gatch to do it cheap er than that.” “Mebby ye might,” allowed Uncli Jenk, mildly, "but I ain’t nimble, like Andy; It'd take me a good bit longei than what It would him. 'Sides that even If you could git the work don« a little cheaper, I should think you'd favor one that’s kin to you, rathei than a stranger." Uncle Jenk's logic won and he re celved hla price.— Youth’s Companion. Hair Ayer’s Hair Vigor, new Im proved formula, will certainly stop falling of the hair. Indeed, wc believe it will alwaysdo this unless (here is some disturb ance of the general health. Then, a constitutional medicine may be necessary. Consult your physician about this. The housewife’s friend on wash day. Large package 10 cents. Blue that Is all blue. Once RED CROSS B A L L B L U E i<s tried, all others are Tacoma, Wash. — Disclosures made discarded. Docsno^dhang^jlh^colo^^jh^iair^^ There is a reason: Liquid bluing public here have revealed the fact Is a weak solution of colored water, Tor mu L«i w ith —oh botti« • Show it to you* that Home colony, a settlement of while Ball Bluing is solid blue, clear d po ', or “ free thinkers’’ on Joe’s bay, less through. Price, 10 cents. A L L GRO Ask him about It, CERS. ________________ __ then do as h« aay than 20 miles from Tacoma, Wash., News Disseminators. was for several months prior to the The reason why Ayer’s Hgir Vigor stops A minister at a camp meeting was falling hair is because it first destroys the night the Los Angeles Times building delivering a discourse on pride, and germs which cause this trouble. After was dynamited, the dwelling place of In cautioning the ladles against It, he this is done, nature soon brings about a M. A. Schimdt and David Caplan, said; “And you, dear sisters, may feel full recovery, restoring the nair and that James B. McNamara visited proud that our Lord paid you the dis scalp to a perfectly healthy condition. there, and that for nearly 12 months tinguished honor of appearing first to —— Matin b y the J, O. ly a p Co., I.owaM. w - — — Caplan and his friends were under the one of you after the -resurrection; but eye of W illiam J. Burns. you have no reason for tt, as It was One of Life’« Problems. Jay Fox, editor o f the “ A gitator,” undoubtedly done that the glad tidings W e are Involved eo early In the an anarchistic periodical, is known to might spread soooner.” prejudice* of so many whose Interest Primitive Medicines, have been a close friend of Caplan, Some of the early medical practi Is concerned to communicate them to A cold on your chest weakens your lungs. and J. M. Tillman, a Burns detective who formerly was a deputy sheriff Tubercular Germs attack the weak spots. tioners were very limited In tbe choice us, that it becomes extremely difficult Keep your lungs strong by curing colds | with supervision over the Home col quickly with Hamlins Wizard Oil and you j of remedies. Victor Hugo’s family phy to distinguish through the rest of life sician used only ammonia and cam- . what la natural to us and what 1 j artV ony, and Oscar Engvall, formerly will not get Consumption. Octal. phor in different combinations. manager o f the co-operative store at No Time for Laziness. Home, declare that Caplan and Fox A physician announces that he has attempted to buy high power dyna mite in the fall of 1910. Engvall said discovered a serum that will cure lazi that he was dismissed from the colony ness. The present cost of living Is because he refused to provide the ex curing It fast enough.— Detroit Free Nine-tenths of all the sickness of women is due to some derangement or dis* Press. ___________________ plosive. ease of the organs distinctly feminine. Such sickness can be cured—is cured every day by CAR R U NS AW AY. Cut Out Old Csnes. Aftsr the raspberries are through In Mad Race Conductor’s Nerve fruiting, the old canes are taken out. The cam » made this year will produce It Makes Weak Women Strong, Proves Him Hero. the fruit next year. Burn the prun Sick Women Well. Vancouver, B. C.-— An interurban ing! ___________________ It acts directly on the organs affected and is at the same time a general restora trolley-car, bound from Vancouver to tive tonic for the whole system. It cures female complaint right in the privacy Bud Doble New Westminster, ran away for four of home. It makes unnecessary the disagreeable questioning, examinations and miles down a steep grade but the con The greatest of all horsemen, says; “In my 40 years’ experience with horses I have local treatment so universally insisted upon by doctors, and so abhorrent to ductor locked the 20 passengers in and found Bpohn’s Distemper cure the most every modest woman. the car stuck to the track, so that all successful of all remedies for the horses. It W e shall not particularize here as to the symptoms of Is the greatest blood purifier.'1 Bottle,50 • . survived the terrible ride. those peculiar affections incident to women, hut those and $1.00. Druggists can supply you, or wanting full information as to their symptoms and Motorman Hayes sought to apply manufacturers. Agents wanted. Send for means of positive cure are referred to the People’s Com the brakes and discovered that the Free book. Spolm Medical Co,, Spec. Con mon Sense Medical Adviser— 1008 pages, newly revised bolt had dropped out of the brake tagious Disea es, Goshen, Ind. and up-to-date Edition, sent fre t on receipt of 21 one- beam and that he had no control what cent stamps to cover cost of mailing only; or, in cloth Few There Are Who Learn Wisdom. ever over the car. Conductor Batten binding for 31 stamps. A Chicago woman tried to undo a immediately locked the doors and in Address Dr. R. V . Pierce, Buffalo, N . Y . formed the passengers that the car hard knot In her dress by burning It. She succeeded In exactly the same was out o f control, but would come to a stop across the bridge on Lulu swift, comprehensive way In which the ! reluctant morning fire Is started with j Natural Curiosity. Youth Had Much to Learn, island. On the hills of Abbeville. S. C., was An English gentleman once fell from Several o f the frightened passen kerosene. So few are the wise people gers tried to break through the w in who learn from experience of the fool- { his horse and Injured his thumb. Tbe picked up a piece of quartz about the pain Increasing, be was obliged to size of a thimble. It contains a small dows, and one man attacked the con lsh ones. _ send for a surgeon. One day tbe doc bead that shifts about and appears to ductor. H e was subdued, however, F r e e to O u r H e a d e rs tor was unable to visit the patient, be a drop of water. and Batten kept the passengers under W r it s M u rin e E y e R em ed y Co., C h ica go , for and therefore sent his son Instead. 48-page illu s tra te d E y e B ook F ree. W r ite a ll control. Worth Smiling At. about Y o u r E y e T r o u b le and th ey w ilt a d vise "Have you visited the Englishman?" A perilous curve beyond Ebum e was as to th e P r o p e r A p p lic a tio n o f th e M u rin e Judging from the present styles, If passed safely, and after a mile and a E y e R em ed ies in Y u u r H p ec la l Case. Y o u r said his father, In the evening. '’Yes," women really had any sense of humor, half along the level grade of Lulu D r u g g is t w ill t e ll y o u th a t M u rin e R e lie v e s replied the young man, "and I have E yes, S tren g th e n s W e a k E y es Doeau t drawn out a thorn which I ascertained It would be fatal. They would simply island the car stopped and the passen g S o m re a rt, S ooth es K y e P a in , a n d s e lls fo r 6Uc. sit laughing at each other. gers disembarked. T ry It In Y o u r E y e s and lit U a b y 'a E y e s for to be tbe chief cause of bis agony.” “Fool!” exclaimed the father. “1 In a similar runaway two years ago Mealy E y e lid s au d G ra n u la tlo u . trusted you had more sense; now ---------------- --------------------------------------------* 18 persons were killed. The Power of Prayer. there la an end to the job.” The seventy-second nnnual report of G R E A T A C R E A G E R E ST O R E D . Yon Can Get Allen’s Toot-Ease TREE. Muller’s Orphanage, at Bristol, for W rite A lle n 8. O lm sted, L e P.oy, N . Y ., f o r a Oregon Regains for Public Entry which no appeal Is ever made except free mum pie o i A lle n ’s Foot-La.se. I t euros by prayer to God, shows that the In sw ea tin g , h ot sw o lle n , a ch in g feet. I t makes Tracts Previously Withdrawn. ew o r t ig h t shoes easy. A ce rta in eu ro lot come last year was nearly £36,000.— n coi ns. in g r o w in g n ails and bunions. A l l d ru g Washington, D. C.— Secretary Fish London Times. gists s e ll it. 25c. D on ’ t a ccep t any su bstitu te er, in a report sent to congress, shows that in the last 12 months 15,974 Knew Tltephlet. acres of public land in Oregon were I f t h is d e s c r i b e s y o u r c o r - Tltephtst— While In Paris I paid out withdrawn to protect power sites, and $3 for tips alone. Walter (assuring d it io n , t h e n y o u a r e i n d e e d 18,970 acres previously withdrawn for him with coat)— You must have lived this purpose were restored to entry. in b a d s h a p e a n d in n e e d there a good many years, sir.— Boston Also, 104,123 acres, withdrawn to de Transcript. o f h e lp . J u st g e t a b o t t le o f termine their coal content, have been restored to entry, it having been In the 8am* Boat, found that they contained no commer Dllly— " I ’m lost when my wife Is A s a rule, a fe w doses o f Munyon’s Cold Remedy cial coal. Dally— “I can never find my w ill break up any cold and preven t pneumonia. It away." In Washington 37,276 acres were relieves th « head, throat and lunjrs almost In way home, either.”— Town Topics. withdrawn to protect power sites, stantly. P rice 25 cents at any d ru ggist's or sent GRANULATED while 1,457 acres o f power-site with postpaid. I f you need Medical advice w rite to Munyon’s ITCHING LIDS drawals were restored to entry, in ad Doctors. Th ey w ill carefu lly diagnose your case CAN BE CURED dition to 2,897 acres withdrawn for and g iv e you advice by mail, absolutely free. Address Professor Munyon, 63U and Jefferson t o d a y a n d s e e h o w q u ic k ly coal. The Noisy Woman. streets. Philadelphia. Pa. In the Snake river valley, Idaho, One unhappy, notoriety-seeking wo y o u r h e a lt h w ill im p ro v e . 5,179,155 acres of land, withdrawn on man, In search of a "real mate,” will It r e s t o r e s t h e a p p e t i t e , the presumption that it contained coal, make more noise than 10,000 mis has been restored to entry, no coal tresses of happy homes who would not p e r f e c t s d ig e s tio n a n d to n es having been found. severally exchange places with the th e e n t ir e sy s te m . queen of the Indies.— St. Loula Repub Salmon Pack Record New. lic. ___________________ Seattle— The Puget Sound salmon Writing on Finance. pack for 1911 established a new record, An editor never feels more Impor Almost an Angsl. a total o f 1,625,000 cases having been tant than when he Is Vrlting an able George Ade was talking at a June packed according to figures compiled review of general flnanclal conditions wedding In Chicago about matrimony. by Secretary Crawford o f the Puget and trying to make It sound as If he "Matrimony Is perhaps a little too Sound Canners’ association. The had absolute mastery of the subjecL— much Idealized,” he eald. "These pack was twice as large as the most Columbus Journal. lune brides, radiant under thoir white optimistic packers expected and ex rells In a glitter of June sunshine, Constipation causes and aggravates seem capable of changing earth to ceeded the record o f 1909 by almost many serious diseases. It is thorough 50,000 cases. The value of the output ly cured by Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pel heaven, but, as a matter of fact, they is placed at $8,125,000. The record are not capable of anything of the lets. The favorite family laxative. breaking production is attributed to sort. the heavy run of pink salmon, 1,052,- "I am In hearty sympathy with old Th* Average Man’s Llfs. 261 cases o f which were packed. Uncle Pennywise says; “What a Brown, to whom young Black said at drab life tho average man leads. I a wadding; Mexican Papers Bitter. “ 'A good wife can make a veritable neVer went to a masked ball, or a A Lam p built on a Mexico City — El Parcial, at this new principle. A mar polo tournament, or a house party. angel of a man.’ vel o f sim plicity, effi late date, prints an editorial regard ” ‘Yes, that’» so,’ old Brown agreed. Never ate a truffle or uttered an epi ciency. economy. Bet ing President T aft's message to con ter than anything you gram. I never even tasted Burgundy, 'My wife came near making one of ever saw. gress on foreign relations, which was although half my favorite characters me with her first batch of dough POSITIVELY G U A R A N T E E D presented December 7. The affirma nuts.’ ” ___________________ in fiction have wallowed In 1L” TOR 5 YEARS. tions contained in the message, the $10 Complete. Express P aid. Mothers w ill And Mrs. Winslow's Soothing newspaper says, are so definite that Syrup th. best romedr to use for ihalr chUdra* Wouldn’t Be Quite Proper. Money refunded If not satisfied they may be taken as outlining a pol during ih . loathing period. Modern Young Person (showing Would you like to get one icy applicable to all cases. That pol friend round Paris)— This placs Is Absolutely TREE? icy can be called simply intervention, Not at Home. Write TOO A Y, NOW! rather Jolly at night; but, of course. inasmuch as the Madero government A New York lawyer sent his office It's not the sort of place to taka your L A KLEIN A CO., be. may find itself shortly confronting a boy to deliver a note marked "Mr. 18 Fr«U SfrMl. Pwtbal Ore mother to!_____ ____ similar situation to that in which the Williams, Personal.” In a few min Diaz government wag placed. utes the boy returned with hls report. "Mr. Personal was not In,” he said. OUT OF TOWN $ 6 0 0 ,0 0 0 In Gold Coming, Pennsylvania’s Natural Gas. Seattle-—The steamship Northwest PEOPLE ■srpr Pennsylvania opened her flrat well ern has arrived from Seward with win rwc«lTwprntnpt treat- tnfnta o f HoB-Polaonotia, of natural gas In 1882, since which ¡¡f'ALBERS BROS. ;7ii $600,000 o f Iditarod gold in care of Health-building rsw.dles m r* ,'in from time the state has produced about one- an express company. The gold came half the natural gaa consumed In th* out by dog team from Iditarod to Sew ! United States. ard. Among the passengers o f the th « ChlBMM doctor. Northwestern were a dozen o f the BEST AND CHEAPEST; Try one* more i f yon hare l«e n dor tar In * with leading Iditarod operators and much of HU________ } '! ! ! thin <»n« $nd that one end h«ve not obtained p*r- the gold belonged to them. More ■imu-nt relief. Let thla great nature heeler dlag- nnae yonr raae and pr»*wril** aims remedy whoa« Ask your dealer for It. I f he does miners are on the way out to pass the •4-tlon la qnU-k, «ure and aafe Hla prearrlptlona not handle it drop us a postal card are compounded from Roof a, Ilerha. Hu da and O P IU M — TOBACCO winter “ in the states,” and more gold Mark« that have Imen gathered from every quar and we will furnish you the name of ter o f the glob* Th«« «secreta o f thea« medicine« is also on the way. a dealer who does are not known to the ontaUie world, hot have l»een pii t a t« l > O iipD ii W m a Use of Cocoanut. Big Supply House Plan. Purchase the raw nut rather than San Francisco — Ground will be the desiccated cocoanut. It la easily broken shortly in this city for a mil put through the food cutter, and. If lion-dollar marine supply department. the finest knife Is used. It gives a more The site has been selected and work easily digested article for cakea or is to be begun immediately. The candlea than tbe dried product. If , building proper will cost $200,000 more la ground than can be used, mix and it will house stores valued at sugar with It and dry; It will keep i more than $1,000,000. The early Indefinitely.— Good Housekeeping. I completion o f the Panama canal and Always In Order. As to Eating. I the resultant increase o f war vessels “You kin alius git credit fob bein’ Borne men eat to live, some men in Pacific waters have made the estab- smart an’ observin’,” said Uncle Eben, live to eat. and some men eat merely I lishment o f a greater distributing cen- "by tellln’ a man dat he’s overworked for the pleasure they are going to , ter for the marine corps necessary on an' needs rest." this coast. have while smoking afterward. i/ers Fads for Weak Women Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription SICK? TIRED? WEAK? COLDS CURED IN ONE DAY HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS The AIR-O-LITE DAIRY f e e d : 7TTT ALBERS BROS: üi MILLING Cpijij ¡.PORTLAND, OREGON, C GEE WO handed down from father to eon in the phyateinme' faint Ilea In Chinn. CONSULTATION FREE. I f yon live oat o f town and cannot call, w rit« for symptom blank and eirenlar. endueln* 4 cent# in • U n i« . THE C. BEE WO CHINESE MEDICINE CO. 162| rirst St., Cor. Morrison for illustrated citrmlar. iauTMimsrt.7il.uisg. P O R T L A N C ),O r e g F A D E L E S S o g is s i» I D Y E S in « ioc oackAM color* allk. w o c l and cotton aaual TA on ir o t on uo n N s 81- ' l l W N U writing to advertís«« mnnllnw this | W BKN Portland. Oregon. P U T N A M Kêcley ALCOHOL (ure com fact • Quincy, urn
