INFERTILE EGGS KEEP BEST
POULTRY AND GAME
Large Part of Lose Can Be Obviated,
According to Investigation Just
Completed.
Can r e t 70 a fancy prices fo r Wild Ducks
and other r u n * in season. Write us for
cash o ffer on all kinds o f poultry, pork. etc.
Pearson-Page Co., Portland
Skip us your VEAL, PORK, POULTRY, HIDES
W e guarantee top prices and CHECK BY RETl UN
M A IL. Tags, prices. <oois. fiee. >>e will lend tor
one rear on regnest to all wi.o make shit menta during
February one year's subscription to either Northwest
I oaitry
oui try Journal. Pacific Homestead Poultry Life.
1
Northwest Pacific
Farmer. Pleas«* tell your ueigh-
Pacitii_________
bon about our liberal offer bhip to
F. H. S C H M A L Z & CO.
pfel $10.000.
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Second-Hand Machin
ery bought, sold and
_ exchanged: engines.
boilers, sawmills, etc. The J. E. Martin Co.. 83 1st
8 U Portland. Send for Stock List and prices.
Machinery
AGENTS WANTED
everywhere. Send 36c for sample and two live
propositions by return mail. Don’t waste valuable
time getting started. Show samples and take
orders. Di*. 12, Raws 312, Wifcex Bldg. Portland, Ore.
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space will do. It's the king o f money-makers.
“ B ack Lot Schemes” explains this and a
■core of other remarkable “ schemes in dirt.”
Write for prospectus. ROBERT H. CLARK,
1400 East Irving St., Portland, Oregon.
HUNTERS! TRAPPERS!
Deal direct with manufac
turer, We pay the highest
prices for Raw Furs. Write
for free price list and shipping
tags.
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191 Sc\csd> Skcd.
PORTLAND. ORE.
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of Musical Merchandise in the Northwest.
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Portland, Oregon
| LIME FERTILIZER
• Also Land Plaster, Lime. Cement. Wall Plas-
ter and Shingles. Write for prices.
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• 102 Front Street.
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to the
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203} Washington St., P 01 (land, Oregon.
And g e t top market prices and money by return
mail. Market reports, shipping tags, etc., sent on
request. References: Lumbermen’s Nat’ l Bank.
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The secretary says that If farmers
and others engaged In the production
of eggs would market their male birds
as soon as the hatching season Is
over, a large saving would be mads,
as practically every Infertile egg
would grade a first or second If clean
and promptly marketed.
No more simple or efficient method
for the Improvement of the egg sup
ply of the country could be adopted
than the production of Infertile ears.
Liquid blue Is a weulc solution. A r o id it . Bu;
Red Cross Ball Blue, the blue that’s ail blue,
your grocer.
HOLTON and BUESCHER
band instruments. The most complete stock
I
A large part of the heavy loss from
bad eggs can be obviated by the pro
duction of Infertile egg«. This has
been demonstrated beyond a doubt by
the Investigations concerning the Im
provement of the farm egg which dur
ing the past two years ha.e been con
ducted In the middle west by the bu
reau of animal Industry of the depart
ment of agriculture.
Secretary Wilson of the department
of agriculture estimates that, between
the producer and the consumer, there
is an annual loss of $45.000,000 In the
egg crop of the United States, the
greater portion of which falls on the
farmer, who Is by far the largest
producer.
Of this enormous loss,
about one-third, or $15,000,000, If
caused by heat which develops the
embryo of the fertile egg, causing
what Is known to the trade as a
"blood ring.” As It Is Impossible to
produce a "blood ring" In an Infer
tile egg, such an egg will stand a
higher degree of temperature without
serious deterioration than will a fer
tile egg.
i esting «joins.
“ There goes another man suffering
from degeneration of public manners."
said the clerk In an aggrieved tone. “ I
gave him five pieces of silver In mak
ing change, and he tested every one
of them to see If It was counterfeit
right before my eyes. It Is only late
ly that people who buy have got rude
enough to do that Clerks always did
It with coin that customers gave them,
but that was a prerogative of the
trade. For the customer to assume the
same privilege is a usurpation of an
cient rights. The worst of it Is most
people nowadays are pretty good
judges of bad money, and every little
while a coin Is refused because It Is
counterfeit. The only way tradesmen
can teach customers the respect due
them Is to turn their own backs when
testing money. That has always been
the custom In England. No tradesman
over there would dare fillip a coin un
der a customer's nose, and as a con
sequence no customed has ever taken
that liberty with trim."
Salt Roasted Pumpkin 8seda.
vr-
In some of the rural districts of
Macedonia the peasantry consume
large quantities of pumpkin seeds.
Baited and roasted brown. The tasts
of this "nut," like the taste of caviar,
Is an acquired vice and some persons
never succeed In acquiring 1L— New
York Press.
MAJ1UFACTUR1NG FURRIERS
298 Msnissn St
Corbett Bldg.
Roí Fed Nili Bank. Portiaad.Dre.
AUTOMOBILE
BARGAIN
EYE
ACH ES
Pettits Eye S alve
Could Not Appreciate Joke.
Typographical errors are often I
fearfully and wonderfully made as t
arouse suspicion
Thus there ws
consternation in the office of the Ch
cago American recently, and all e:
cases and loud assertions on the pai
of the proofreaders availed
no
There It was. In big black type, o
the first page- ‘ '»'»l.nol Farley Dea
From l i e
HIGH-GRADE, FIFTY-HORSE-
POWER TOURING CAR. in first
class condition, thoroughly over
hauled, newly-painted, up-to-date
straight-line body with extra tires
carried in rear, center control,
all levers inside, equipped with
top, side curtains and top cover,
folding rain-vision wind shield,
speedometer, clock, electric dash
light, large gas headlights with
large-size Presto tank, combina
tion oil and electric side and tail
lights, demountable rims with
two extra rims, two extra tires,
four extra tubes, set of tools in
cluding jack.
This car is suit
able for stage, livery or private
use. Cost one year ago, $3150.00.
W ill sell for $1500.00 cash; no
trades. Address,
O - ii- ..,
-
. ,
___ _h,
When a desertion summons came
before Mr. Symmons at Woolwich
police court It was stated the hus
band was at present undergoing four
teen days’ Imprisonment for an of
fense. Mr. Symmons, turning to the
wife, observed:
T am afraid we
must adjourn this, as your husband
has other engagements which prevent
his being here todav"
P. O. B O X 1171,
Portland,
Oregon
Wash Repellent for Rabbits.
Couple Too Much Occupied.
An example of an absent-mlndea
bridal pair Is reported from Switzer
land. A couple had arranged for their
marriage by the civil and religious au
thorities failed to appear at the ap
pointed hour, having, as they de
clared, "forgotten alj^ about It."
Amazing.
The scientists tell us, as the result
• f study of a paleolithic skull, that
primitive man was able to think be
fore he was able to speak. How times
hare changed.— New York Tribune.
How A r e Y o u ?
The department of agriculture n r i
in its annual report that lime and sul
phur wash has been tried with suo-
cess on fruit trees to prevent their
being gnawed by rabbits. One treat
ment In the fall, as a rule, will do for
the entire winter. Its more extensive
use Is recommended by the depart.
ment
__________________
Then
He Thought Again.
The young man was fighting ont
ways and means. "They say two can
live as cheaply as one.” “ Do not de
lude yourself. Ferdinand,” said the
girl. "For one thing. I shall positive
ly have to have a separate car."
SAYS ANTARCTIC NOT ‘‘C O L D "
Explorer Amundsen Shuns Sweater
at Only 14 Below.
Chicago— Captain Roald Amundsen,
discoverer o f the South Pole, and navi
gator o f the Northwest passage, was
the guest o f the Geographic society
here.
He was presented with the
gold medal o f the society for his
achievements as an explorer.
The South Pole was reached by
Amundsen while clad in light clothing,
he said in a short address here.
‘ ‘ It was not cold,” he said. “ We
did not wear furs.
It was only 14
degrees below zero and often it was
too warm for me to wear my sweater.
I wore light fall underwear and over-
garments made o f silk and wool.”
His feet, however. Captain Amund
sen said, were like bales o f hay.
“ First I wrapped my feet in dried
grass,” he explained. ‘ ‘ Then I wore
seven pairs o f socks with reindeer skin
boots outside.
The worst thing that
can befall a polar traveler is to freeze
his feet. It is enormously difficut in
bad weather to dry the socks and moc
casins properly, but this must be done
under penalty o f death.”
Captain Amundsen will leave San
Francisco in June, 1914, to explore
Bering Straits.
ONE-TERM AMENDMENT IS
PASSED BY U. S. SENATE
Washington, D. C .— A constitu
tional amendment which would restrict
the president o f the United States to
a single term o f six years, and would
bar Woodrow Wilson, Theodore Roose
velt and William H. T a ft from seek
ing re-election, was approved by the
senate, by the narrow majority o f one
vote.
A fte r a three-day fight, in which
the Progressives joined with many
Republicans in opposing the restricted
Presidential term, the senate adopted
the original Works resolution by a
vote o f 74 to 23.
FLO R ID A FR UIT
UNDER BAN
California Officials Order Citrus
Shipment Out of State.
San Francisco— Hope which has de
veloped among some o f the commis
sion houses that owing to the recent
cold weather in Southern California
supplies o f grapefruit might be drawn
from Florida, were badly shattered by
the action o f the State Horticultural
commissioner, when a
carload of
grapefruit was stopped and the owners
received the 48-hour notice customary
in such cases. This car must be sent
out o f the state and the consignees
will ship it North, where there is no
citrus industry to be guarded.
The fruit was found to be infested
with the Florida red scale and the pur
ple scale.
This is the second car o f grapefruit
to come through from the Florida cit
rus section. An experimental car was
received last week, and being free
from insect pests was promptly ab
sorbed by the local market.
The
horitcultural
commissioners
want it understood that this fruit was
not stopped because it came from Flor
ida, the quarantine
having
been
raised December 17, but because it
carried Florida fruit pests that are not
wanted in California.
Pigeon Flies 600 Miles.
New York— Bearing a note from a
passenger on the Prinz Friederich W il
helm, in mid-ocean on the way to
Bremen, a carrier pigeon dropped ex
hausted on the roof o f a big uptown
hotel Sunday.
The message was from A. Schu-
bach, o f Seattle, Wash., president o f
a steamship company, who informed
the hotel management that Mrs. Schu-
bach had left two valuable sable skins
in her suite at the hotel before she
started for Europe.
When in this city 15 months ago
Mrs. Schubach le ft two carrier pig
eons, and the birds were kept on the
hdtel roof until she decided to take
the ocean trip. The Prinz Friederich
Wilhelm was nearly 600 miles at sea
at 9 o ’clock Sunday morning, when
one bird was released.
Defense League Forms.
Washington, D. C.— To work for a
large navy, an adequate army, the
improvement o f the National guard
and for all things that will better pre
pare the United States for war, the
National Defense league was organ
ized here. Representative Kahn, o f
California, was elected chairman.
While the league will work to
make the country better prepared for
war, it says in its constitution that it
“ believes in universal peace,
but
firmly believes that preparation for
war is the best guarantee o f peace.”
In the Same B o at
Belle and Ben had just annonneed
their engagement. "When we are
married," said Belle, "I shall expect
you to shave every morning. It’s
ona of the rules of the club I belong
to that none of Us members shall
marry a man who won’t shave every
morning?” “ Oh. that’s sll right," re
plied Ben; "but what about the morn
ings I don’t get home In time? I be
long to a club, too.”— Llpplncott’a
Magazine.__________________
Lo Would Avoid Taxes.
Santa Fe, N. M. — Indians from
every Pueblo tribe in New Mexico ar
rived here Saturday, preparatory to
In
leaving for Washington, where they
H at « yon a live, up-to-date, honest commisafon
propose to urge the secretary o f the
Arm w ith facilities for handling tFour good« prop
Interior to accept deeds to approxi
arly, or have you a man in a two-by-four office
with no facilities for taking care o f your goods
mately 600,000 acres o f land, owned
when market conditions are weak.'
by them in New Mexico.
The object
o f the Indians in deeding their land to
GET IN TOUCH WITH US
the government as trustee, for a per
W s shall be pleasad to send y >u references from
iod o f 25 years, is to avoid paying
shippers all over the country. They are the beet
evidence w e can furnish you that
taxes.
A recent decision that the
W hy W e Can See Smoks.
Smoke Is not composed of gases Indians were citizens, subjects their
only, but of solid, or perhaps partly property to taxation.
A R E T H E K IN D T H A T SAT1SFT.
liquid particles, which are mixed with
W . r a t V d . H oc». C h ic k «»,, S qu .h ., T u r k «* . the gases and carried along by them.
Pension Plan Proposed.
D ic k ., K « i. Mutton, «.oat,. Bull«. C o w . S U f.,
It le these particles of matter that are
Washington, D. C.— A system o f
lack Rabbit». Spad«. H ide.. « hittiai Bark. Para.
W a fa a ra n tre you the h iih n t market .rice, and visible to the eye, and not the gases old age retirement for employes o f the
yon ft » , cent, on the dollar fa r hand]inr themselves.—St. Nicholas.
postal service was proposed by Senator
Penrose, o f Pennsylvania,
in
an
"W e Mail Cheek Every Monday ”
Sun’s Rays F ar From Earth.
amendment offered to the postoffice
At Us nearest point, the sun Is 91 r appropriation bill. It would give the
miles from the earth.
Postoffice department authority to
grant ‘ ‘ indefinite leave o f absence” to
an employe who became incapacitated
for actual work with annual pay at the
rate o f $600.
An examining board
would pass on applications.
The North Pacific College was estab-1
fished in 1898.
It has departments o f ]
Minimum Wage Advocated.
Dentistry and Pharmacy.
No school in
London — The Daily News under
America has better facilities for the train
ing o f young men and women for success stands that the intention in the land
ful professional careers. The annual sen- | campaign inaugurated by Chancellor
sion begins October First. An illustrated i Lloyd-George ia to propose the statu
catalog o f information will be forwarded tory establishment o f a minimum wage
upon application to
for agricultural laborers o f at least
one pound ($5.00) a week, and provis
ion for every laborer o f a cottage and
a plot o f land held independently o f
tat Smk
Orcgsa SK, 'srtUsd. Ore.
i the farmer or landlord.
RainHntad
PORTLAND.
OUR METHODS AND RESULTS
RICE & CO., Portland, Or. $50,000
North Pacific College of Dentistry and Pharmacy
Registrar, North Pacific College
mi
INCREASE PARCEL
POST WEIGHTS
—
NEAT PACKAGE HELPS PRICE
B Ccugh
H ö n aasn
at
8 y roo. Tsatea Good.
ia tima. 8old by Druggist».
Ua
FOR C O U C H S AND COLDS
|
B uttsr W rapped In Tidy Parcel of One
Pound Each W ill A ttract Kye
of Fastidious.
“ Up to the
Minute!”
You may not believe It, but farm
butter put up In square packages of
a pound neatly wrapped In oiled paper
Keep that way— it means
Suspicious of W edding Cake Sent Him will bring a better price In any mar
ket than the same butter loosely health and happiness; but at
by Englishman Who Owad
packed In a tin bucket or jar.
Him Money.
the first sign of weakness in
A butter mold coats a trifle and
P ostal Banks Immense Success —
oiled
paper
with
your
name
printed
the Stomach, Liver or Bowels
An Englishman who was appointed 1
$28,000,000 Placed B y 300,000
to an Important post In China got mar on It costs but a little more, and If
take
ried soon after. Among the recipient! butter la put up In square package
D epositors to Date.
of the usual little card boxes contain form It will bring from two to three
ing a piece of wedding cake was a cents per pound more than If packed
Chinese merchant with whom the In jara or tins.
Washington, D. C.— Postmaster |
B ITTE R S
Fastidious customers tn the city, S T O M A C H
bridegroom had an outstanding so-
General Hitchcock’s annual report ten -1 count for goods supplied.
who are In the habit of getting nearly
tatively suggests reduction o f some I After the honeymoon, one of the everything they consume tn fancy right away.
It may save you
parcel post rates and increasing the j first persons the newly wedded hue-' packages absolutely will not buy but a long sick spell.
It is for
limit o f weight beyond I I pounds; band met wsa his Celestial creditor. 1 ter that is scooped out of the pall and
"And how did you like the cake?"i sent to their homes In wooden dishes. Poor Appetite, Sour Stomach,
recommends civil pensions for postal
In spite of this fact which nearly
said the Englishman, laughing, after
employes; an increase in rates on sec the usual congratulations.
every farmer ought to know, 95 per Headache, Indigestion, Cos
ond-class mail, which may pave the
"Ah, ah," returned the Chinaman, j cent, of the farm butter It sold with tiveness, Colds and Grippe.
way for 1-cent letter postage; the con with a cunning leer, "me no such big j out betng put up tn this form and
solidation o f the third and fourth fool to eat him, sah. Me put cakee In it all goes together In one masB at the
creamery, where It Is worked over-
classes, so that books and papers may fire. Burn him up. He, h e!”
be forwarded
by parcel post, and
“ Oh. that’s too bad," said the Eng molded Into pound packages, wrapped
points out that during his administra llshman, very much hurt. "You might and stamped with the name of the
Nonrusting T inw are.
tion expense o f operating the postal have tasted It, at least, out of com creamery and sold at a profit, all of
If new tinware be rubbed over with
service has been cut down $45,000,000. pliment to my wife and myself. Why which might have been had by the
farmer If he would do the same thing fresh lard and thoroughly heated In
In course o f a statement on the con didn’t you?"
»he oven before It Is used. It w ill
dition o f postal finances, Mr. Hitch
"M e too elute, sah,” said the Celes and sell direct to city consumers.
Of course It Is not always possible never rust afterward, no matter how
cock says:
tial, with the same winning smile.
“ The transformation o f a deficit in "You owe me monee, sah; sendee poi to sell direct to consumers, but even much It Is put in water. For stained
to a surplus has been accomplished, son cakee; I eat him; I die; you no tf butter U sold to the stores It will tinware borax produces the best re
not by curtailing the service, but by payee up Houp-la! He, he, hel I bring a much better price If put up sults. If a teapot or coffee pot Is
developing it along profitable lines. know you Ingleesh!"
lu oiled paper tn pound packages. In discolored on the Inside boil it In •
While- postal facilities
have been
fact the making of butter la not all strong solution of borax for a short
time and all Its brightness will return
greatly enlarged, extensions have not M others w ill fin d Mrs. W in s lo w 's S ooth in g there Is In the business.
Syrup C e b est re n ied v to use 'o r t u . it uhU diail
been made in a haphazard manner, but d u rin g
t e e th in g p erio d .
Am erican T heatrical History.
N o thou gh tfu l person uses liquid blue. I t ’. s
only when shown on investigation to
pinch o f blue in a large bottle o f water. Ask fo r
The first regularly organized theat
Red Cruea Ball Blue, the mue that’s all blua.
be justified by conditions.”
rical company came from England In
Continent of Trees.
The establishing o f postal savings
1752. and played first at Williams
The Idea of an extensive forest gen
As Usual.
banks at presidential postoffices was orally calls to mind the forests of
“ I’m so glad to see that you have burg, Va., afterward at Annapolis.
completed early in the fiscal year end South America or the heart of Africa, recovered from your Illness.’* "Yea; New York and Philadelphia. The first
ing June 30, 1912— the year covered but It la a surprising fact that In pro but I had a narrow escape. The doc theater was built at Annapolis.
by the report. Since then the system portion to Its size Europe Is much tor said tf I had waited a day longer
has been extended to 4004 fourth-class more extensively wooded than the rest It would have been hopeless, and they
postoffices, as well as to 645 branch of the globe. It la calculated that all said It was the only case o f Its
offices and stations in the larger cities. nearly a third of the surface of Eu kind on record. The doctor Is going
There are now 12,812 postal savings rope Is covered with trees, whereas to write It up for a medical paper. The j
banks at which patrons may open ac the proportion over the whole land only thing that carried me through
counts. The number o f depositors is area of the world Is only about one- was
my wonderful
vitality.”— Ex
approximately 300,000 and the depos quarter. Finland and Sweden have change.
...
/ ft UG. '
its aggregate about $28,000,000, not the greatest extent of foreBt land, hall
including $1,314,140 withdrawn and of their surface being covered with
Poetry and Mualc.
invested in postal savings bonds.
I f I had to live my life again. I
trees. Britain and Portugal are the
On the basis o f the present monthly least wooded of European countries, would have made a rule to read some
net increases o f deposits, it is esti
only a twentieth part of their area poetry and listen to some music at
HE lftTE o R.WM.WRIGBV
mated that the gross income o f the being covered with forests. Though least once every week; for perhaps
postal savings system for the fiscal southern Britain Is richly wooded, the the parts of my brain now atrophied
FOR CONSTIPATION
year ended June 30, 1912, will amount
trees are for a large part In hedge would thus have been kept active
a n d a ll fo r m « o f
to $700,000 and the interest payable
through
use.
The
loss
of
these
tastes
rows and are not collected Into for
DIGESTIVE DISORDERS
to depositors to' $300,000.
The in
Is a loss of happiness, and may pos
come o f the system for the fiscal year
sibly be Injurious to the Intellect, and
Possibly Knew W h a t He M eant.
will meet the interest payments and
more probably to the moral charac
In an address of welcome to a resi
the total expenses o f the central office,
ter, by enfeebling the emotional part
dent
magistrate
at
Cala,
Transkel,
but will be approximately $275,000
of our nature.— Charles Darwin.
less than enough to cover the entire South Africa, the Kaffir spokesman,
the
other
day
thus
expressed
him
expense o f the service. However, the
Alm ost Too Much to Bsllevs.
"W e cordially welcome your
postmaster general’s report says, “ it self;
A gunner of the royal marines tells
is expected that when the deposits pluck and goodness In coming among a story, says an English paper, of
and
unwhole- bow a seagull rescued an exhausted
have increased to $50,000,000, which such puslllamlnary
at the present rate they will do soon, somely Ignorant people. We are over- linnet from the aea and deposited It
joyful to get such a weak, non-exclt- at the deck of a warship
the system will be self-sustaining.”
W e can
superabundantly
harmonious Rand a good deal, but this story
The report contains no references to able,
one
as
a
magistrate.”
subjects which have develhped since
tiould, we think, have been told by
December 1 and, consequently, the
‘ i narrator exclusively to hla fellow
postmaster general’s consideration of
tarlnes. __________________
RAISES
the
D
O
U
G
H
the parcel post has to do only with the
O N L Y O N E "B R O M O Q U IN IN E "
preliminary work o f establishing the
T h s t la L A X A T I V E BROM O Q U IN IN E . Look
fo r the nign.turo o f K. W . G RO V K. Cures s Cold
new system, which went into effect on
in One Day, Cures G rip In T w o Days. Z&c.
January 1. Tentatively, however, he
recommends not only that the parcel
How Kansas Got Its Name.
Were not made lo do Machine W ork, but
post rates be reduced, but that the
The late Colonel Inman always
there ia a machine made to do Women’ a
weight o f packages be increased to a
W ork, and it doea it quicker and better
Insisted that Kansas got Its name
than it’ s ever keen done before.
point above the present maximum
through mistake of a proofreader.
weight o f 11 pounds. On this subject
The early Kansas Indians were
the report says:
Raws, a diminutive of Kauaas
In
“ While the postage rates for the
revising the works of a missionary
new parcel post system range consid
the proofreader mistook the "u” for
TAKES TH E WORK OUT
erably lower than express charges for
an Inverted ” n” and changed it tc
OF WASH DAY.
corresponding service, it is believed
“ a.” Since then It has been Kansas
Free illuatrated catalog sent upon receipt
that experience will show them to he
o f the coupon below or poMtal mentioning
thia paper.
higher in some instances than is neces
W ould T ake an Heiress Now.
sary in order to maintain the service
Once more someone takes the
PORTLAND, OR.
Regulations.
at cost. Likewise, the restriction that
trouble to tell us that there was a
On
remarking
some
time
ago
that
places an 11-pound limit on the weight
Send me your
real Mary with a real lamb that went
free Meadows
o f parcels mailed should be regarded students can lot be driven anywhere to school. And when you remember
Washing Ma
as merely tentative.
A fte r the sys by regulations, I was contradicted by how much lower meat was In 1814,
chine
catalog.
tem is thoroughly organized on that the dran of another Institution who In It Isn’t so hard to believe.— Milwau
basis the scope o f the service in its sisted that by regulations they can be kee Journal.
Neu
I accepted the
usefulness to the public should be still driven to the devil
Lowell, In
Eating Sunflower 8eedt.
further enlarged by increasing the amendment.— President
Sunflower seed eating Is the favorite
weight limit..
I f properly developed Harvard Graduates’ Magazine.
holiday pastime of the Spanish He
under efficient management, the parcel
brews of the Levant. The kernel of
post will prove to be a moat important
the seed, which Is about as large as a
factor in reducing the cost o f livin g.”
grain of rice, has a nutty, oily flavor,
Perhaps the most important recom
somewhat similar to raw peanuts. On
mendation contained in the report is
Saturday, after synagogue, Hebrews
that the third and fourth classes of
is what they all say
all over the Orient are to bo seen
mail be consolidated so that books and
munching
the
sunflower
seeds
with
other printed matter may be forward
gusto. The wealthier classes substi
ed by parcel post.
Painless
the salted pistachio for tho sun
Methods of
Restored to Health by Lydia tute
flower seed.
Extracting
State Races for Honor.
* Teeth.
E. Pinkham’s Vegetable
Santa Fe, N. M.— In an effort to
G iant Pineapple.
Out-of-town peo
Compound.
beat New Jersey to the honor o f being
The Shaker colony near Aston, Fla.,
ple can have their
the 36th state to ratify the income tax
has grown a pineapple weighing 12
plate end bridge-
amendment to the Federal constitu
Elkhart, I n d . s u f f e r e d for four pounds five ounces With this pine
work finished in on«
day if neceaeary.
tion, New Mexico legislative leaders teen years from organic inflammation, apple and others nearly approaching
An absolute guar
f e m a l e weakness, Its size the Shakers have taken most
are planning for immediate action by
antee. backed by 26
pain and irregulari of the prizes at county and state fairs
the house when it reassembles.
years in Portland.
•as.LtnM.
ties. The pains in for the finest plnenpplos.
A poll o f the house shows an over
my sides were in
whelming majority o f its members fa
F IL E R CU RED IN S T O 14 D A TE
creased by walking
vorable to the joint resolution o f rati
or standing on my T o u r d ru g gist w ill refund money I f P A Z O O IN T
fication adopted Saturday by the sen
OrriCf HOURS:
M E N T fails to euro any rase o f Itching. Blind,
feet and I had such Biaading or Protru din g P ile . in S to 14 days. 60c. S A. M. lo § P. M.
Sunday« t 1« 1
ate, and it is planned to suspend the
Phone«:
A 2029: Main 2029.
awful
hearing
down
rules and rush the measure to imme
Strong Land and Language.
failing Bldg., Third and Washington, Portland
feelings, w a s de
diate adoption.
"Wonderful soil here." said the
pressed in spirits
and became thin and traveler; ’T’ve never seen such big
Daughter Gives Blood to Father.
A
pale with dull,heavy corn." "Yes,’’ said the farmer, “ and
San Francisco — A t the Central
OUT O f TOWN
eyea. 1 had six doc we bad to plant a dwarf variety to
Emergency
hospital,
Saturday, a
tors from whom I received only tempo keep It down to this size.”—St. Paul
PEOPLE
daughter gave her blood in an effort to
rary relief. I decided to give Lydia E. Dispatch.
mn recelvsiprompt
save the life o f her father, near death
ni*>nis o f Hoe-Fete
Pinkham’a Vegetable Compound a fair
Heat th- bidding
from gas asphyxiation.
Dr. Alanson
World Looks fo r the Best.
from
trial and also the Sanative Wash. I have
Weeks, chief surgeon o f the emer
There
are
two
sides
to
every
story.
now used the remedies for four months
gency hospital service, and his assis
and cannot express my thanks for what The victory you win means defeat to
tant, took the blood from the healthy
the other fellow. But that should not
the Ghlaeee doctor.
they have done for me.
woman and turned it into the veins of
deter us from doing our beat. It’s the
Try once more i f you have teea doctoring with
“
I
f
these
lines
will
be
of
nny
benefit
thia one and that one and have not obtained per
the dying man.
They believe the
best
that
the
world
needs,
but
If
you
manent relief. Let thia great nature healer dlag-
you have my permission to publish
operation will he a success.
noee yoar raoe and p n w rit o raroe remedy whose
them.” — Mrs. S adie W illiams , 45f can do better than the other fellow. It
notion la quick, rare end aefe. Hia preectlptlouf
Artificial respiration and saline in
from Root*. Herbs. Huda and
Is
your
work
that
the
world
wants.
James Street, Elkhart, Indiana.
K t rka compound«*«)
that have I>een gathered from every quar
jections were resorted to without suc
ter o f the «lol>e. The secrets o f theae medicines
Lydia
E.
Pinkham’s
Vegetable
Com-
are
not
known
to
the
outside world, but here been
Advice to a Friend.
cess.
banded down from fether to ran in the physicians'
pound.made from native roots and herbs,
families ia CLiaa.
The young man was about to be
contains no narcotic or harmful drugs, married.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Ten Killed By Explosion.
and to-day holds the record o f i>eing the
I f you live out o f town and cannot m il. write foe
"Praise your wife’s grace and
Havana— An explosion o f blasting most successful remedy for female ills
symptom blank and oirculer, enclosing 4 oeala la
powder in a hardware store at Cien- we know of, and thousands o f voluntary beauty constantly,” advised one friend
"But don’t overdo It," counseled an
fuegos resulted in the death o f ten testimonials on file in the Pinkham
THE C. SEE WO CHINESE MEDICINE CO.
persona Saturday, including the pro laboratory at Lynn, Mass., seem to other. “ She may conclude that sbe
rtot Sc, Car.
has thrown herself away on you, and
prietor and his w ife and their two prova this fa c t
r irti.ua O r . gw.
want to go on the stage."
children. Scores were injured.
The
I f y o n h a v e th e s lig h te s t dou bt
office o f the Cuba Submarine Tele
th a t L y d ia K . IH n k liu m ’ s V e g e ta
H la Almost Endlsts Job.
graph company, on the opposite side b le C o m p o u n d w ill h e lp y o u ,w rite
A small boy watched his mamma
No. •—’ l l .
r. N. u.
o f the street, was badly damaged and to L y d ia K .I'In k lia m M e d ie in e C o .
several employes were injured. The (c o n fid e n t la l) L y nn. M ass., fo r ad- aklng ashes out of a stove, and said
instruments were destroyed, resulting T i e « Y o u r le t t e r w ill b e opened, In a thoughtful manner: "Mamma, I
W H E N w ritin g to
in the interruption o f communication. re a d an d a n s w e r e d b y a w om an , would think the devil would gst so
"
ttoa « h i. s a p « .
Urad taking up his ashes "
anti h e ld in strict conlidence.
Postmaster-General Would Also
Reduce Some Rates.
C H IN A M A N
W AS
TOO
CUTE
H O S T E T T E R ’S
75 YEARS
OF PUBLIC APPROVAL
l Ä S K Ä S S r l l!
W O M E N
THE MEADOWS
POWER WASHER
WOMAN SICK
FOURTEEN YEARS
“DIDN’T HURT A BIT”
W ise Dental Co.
C GFF W O
Honey Scarce and Dear.
San Bernardino, Cal.— The beekeep
ers o f this county are receiving top-
notch prices fo r their honey.
Honey
which brought in the paat 3 cents a
pound, now brings 7 to 9 cents.
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