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TURKEY SHIPPERS Advise quick what you have for Holiday Trade. Will sell your Poultry and give you prompt and reliable service for five per cent o f gross sales. Ship your where it will be in building and Poultry properly handled. Good salesmanship. Cold storage guide returns. PEARSON-PAGE CO., Portland, Ore. NOT WANTED AS CO-LABORER Massachusetts and New Jersey Follow Nation’s Lead. Minister Firmly Declined Clerical Assistance of Dog. New York Goes Republican—New A wide-awake minister visited a Jersey Progressives Far Be neighborhood for the firat time. When hind Roosevelt Vote. aroused his explosive tones were WANTED: Veal, Pork, Poultry, hides NO COMMISSION CHARGED. Write today for tags and our net cash price list. We guarantee fair treatment, highest prices, and -Check by Return Mail.” Give us a trial with your next lot of produce. M. Schmalz & Co., W U p Ca*tal. $10,000. 141-143 Frsnl St. Psrti—4. Ore. f. rather startling. A good brother who always occupied a side seat near the pulpit was accompanied by his dog, and the dog lay regularly just in front o f the pulpit. A ll went well till an explosive sentence from the minister led the dog to raise his head and howl, much to the amusement o f the people. This occurred several times, and each time his dogship arose to the oc casion and let off a chorus o f howls. The audience was convulsed with laughter. The preacher, however, easily won the day when he turned to the dog’s owner and said: “ Brother, it may be your dog has a call to preach; I do not know about that. But this is my appointment.” SPOT CASH FOR Y O U R Eggs, Poultry, Hogs, Veal Wanted for Thanksgiving, dresaed Turkeys, Ducks and Geese. Write for prices. N et prices f. o. b. Portland, week ending Nov. 8. Fresh val ley eggs. 37c do*: dairy butter. 20: live hens and pprings. ducks, 9<d 12c; turkeys. I8(d 19c: geese 8@10c: fancy pork. llK'Mlc; veal, fancy, 13<&14c; cascara bark, 5c lb. Cash by return mail. R U B Y & C O ., 107 Front Su. Portland. Or. Assets $30,000.00. ---------------------------------------- ---------—i--------- HOWARD E. BURTON - Asssyer ana Chemist, ■ ■ Leadvilie, Colorado. Specimen prices: Gold. Silver. Lead. tl. Gold, Silver. 76c; Gold. 50c: Zinc or Copper, Jl. Wailing envelopes a id full price list tut on application. Control and Umpire work so cited. Reference: Our bona te National Rank. C SECOND-HAND MACHINERY Bought, sold and exchanged: engines, boilers. Bawmills, etc. Send for Stock List and Prices. THE J. E. M A RTIN CO.. 83 1st St.. Portland. Or. Wright’s Indian Vegetable Pills are sold with and without soluble sugar coating. They regulate the bowels, invigorate the liver and purify the blood. Adv. T h e "To p g ra d e ” S h o e “ Do you think you are able to sup port my daughter in the style to which she has been accustomed?” “ I don’t know, sir, but I ’ll tell you what I can do.” “ W hat’s that?” “ I can save you about CO per cent o f her present cost to your.” FOR M EN A Really Classy Shoe If j m la in fats not bunk, wtitt b P R IN C E SHOE CO., Portland. Ore. AFFINITY £ Agents Wanted Most pop ular game o f the cen tury, the laughing success, never gets old. By mail 50c. Affinity Card Co., 305 Lewis Building. Portland, Oregon. Hours, 10 a. m. to 6 p. m. or by appointment DR. JOSEPH ROANE Chiropractor Mothers w ill ilna Mrs. W inslow s Soothing Byrup the bcBt remedy to use fox their children during the teething period. A certain culprit upon release from jail met a friend. “ What were you in for?” asked the friend. “ I found a horse,” the man replied. “ Found a horse? Nonsense! They 5710 would never put you in jail for finding a horse.” "W e ll, but you see I found him be fore the owner lost him.” S P IN A L ADJUSTMENTS Scientific Treatment of all Acute and Chronic Diseases. Licensed Practitioner. Suite 424-6-7 ^rcad^Building^Seattle^^^^^^^^^^^^. Old Lady— I don’t believe this sure- cure tonic is a-goin’ to do me any good. Friend— I t ’s highly spoken o f in the papers. Old Lady — Yes, but I ’ ve taken forty-seven bottles and I don’t feel a bit better. I tell you what it is, Sarah, I ’m beginning to think these newspaper editors don’t know every thing. gestion weak and the bowels constipated. W hat you need just now is a short course of H O S T E T T E R ’S Business^Trade STOMACH BITTERS • S c h o o ls Accountancy Automobile Advertising Architectural Draft Bookkeeping Carpentry Concrete Const. Electricity Mechanical Draft. Pharmacy It tones and strengthens the “ inner man” and helps you Plumbing Salesmanship Show Card Writing Shorthand Surveying Telegraphy Dls. Wireless Teleg raphy back to perfect health and happiness. But be positive you get Central M. Y. C. A. " Hostetter’s ” Day and Night Schools Portland, Or. Call or send for Catalog BI//LD/M G M A T£/?/A lS W j W£J?£ YZ7Z/ CAAf S A ’ VF jjl ■ O u r b ig 19 13 c a t a lo g ( f r e e ) , s h o w s th o u s a n d s o f th e m o s t w o n d e r fu l b a r g a in s e v e r h i s t o r y o f t h e b u i l d i n g b u s in e s s . It w ill sh o w y o u M H a r d w a r e , p a in t s a n d a ll b u ild in g m a t e r ia ls . P A I N T S D O O R how W e Roll to save m oney L u m b er, o f f e r e d in t h e l Sash, D oo rs, I t o y o u d i r e c t a t f a c t o r y p r ic e # . N S Be s u r e to ret our ^ fe rn m anufac turers prices be- fo r o you buy paint. W e’ll save y o u money on paints for House. Floor, Wagon or = 3 o f tt yles | ■ i , Bath tub#J and sixes i — i In stock ^ [^ 3 > $ 2 2 .5 0 ( for r~~i f Uf*fa ' Be your o w n prompt p lu m b e r ! W e delivery. / from s e l l plumbing $ 1 .2 5 u p materials o f all kinds at whole Our free cata sale prices Toll- log s h o w s the e ts . Lavatories, f i n e s t line of Sinks. Pipe. Fit- doors shown any t i n g s , valves, where, sll at mill faucets, etc prices. Buy yout lumber from the flr*t grading. Don't buy from retail yuid* that sell lumber that ha* bean graded 3 or 4 times Ours Is all first grade and first quality tt’r Mil direct at mill price» Send ua your lists and get our • ock-boUom. prepaid prices. Send us todny your lumber bill Name your shipping point We will tell you Just what It will c«»*t freight t-Ald to your atntlcii Catalog fra«. RESULTS IN BRIEF. New York City. John Purroy Mitchell, Fusionist elected mayor by 75,000 plurality over McCall, Tammany Democrat. Ex-Governor Sulzer elected to as sembly by large plurality. New York State. Republican victory for assembly and state judiciary indicated. Massachusetts. David I. Waish, Democrat, elect ed governor by probably 50,000. Gardner, Republican, and Bird, Progressive, close for second place. Governor Foss, Independent, fourth. New Jersey, James F. Fielder, Democrat, elected governor by more than 20,- 000 plurality. Senate and assembly Democratic. Progressive candidate falls far behind. Maryland. Blair Lee, Democrat, elected United States senate. to Virginia. Henry C. Stuart, Democrat, elect ed governor; unopposed. Congressional. Third Massachusetts— Calvin D. Paige, Republican, succeeds a Re publics!, the late Wm. P. Wilder. Thirteenth New York — George W. Loft, Democrat, succeeds a • Democrat, the late “ Big Tim ” Sul livan. Twentieth New York— Jacob A. Cantor, Democrat, succeeds a Dem ocrat, Francis Burton Harrison, , now governor general o f Philip- • pines. j Third Maryland — Charles R. | Coady, Democrat, succeeds a Dem- | ocrat, the late George Konig. New York— Election returns show a complete triumph for the Democrats in [Massachusetts, where a governor and state ticket were chosen in a four- cornered fight, the selection o f a Dem ocratic' governor and state ticket in V irginia without contest, the ascend ancy o f fusion over Tammany in New York City, with indications o f Repub lican victory for the New York assem bly and the judicial ticket, and the election o f James F. Fielder, Demo crat, as governor o f New Jersey. A feature o f the New Jersey elec tion is that the vote cast for Everett Colby, the Progressive candidate, will not exceed 40,000, as compared with 145,410 received a year ago by Colonel Roosevelt for President. Fielder’s in dicated plurality is about 15,000. Fielder’s vote in the returns at hand is running ¿lightly below that received by Woodrow Wilson a year ago, which was 178,289. Stokes' vote probably will exceed 150,000, as com pared with 88,838 received by T a ft last year. Fielder’s plurality in the state is probably 20,000 and may ex ceed that amount. Estimates from Hudson county, Fielder’s home county, show that Fielder has carried it by 20,000. Stokes apparently has carried Essex county, the home of Colby and also the home o f ex-Senator Smith and ex- Democratic State Chairman Nugent, whom Fielder, on the stump, accused o f working against him. MULTNOMAH VOTES FOR INTERSTATE BRIDGE BONDS Portland— Returns virtually com plete from Multnomah county show 2205 V M U fa A n J w ilt g a l. that the Columbia River interstate bridge bond issue o f $1,250,000 has carried by an overwhelming vote and For handling letter files on a wall, “ Before I married my w ife I could that all the state measures on which the referendum had been invoked, * Massachusetts man haa patented a listen to her voice for hours and with the single exception o f the ster series o f wire loops to hold them in hours.” ilization act, have received large ma “ And now?” the same position as i f standing on a jorities. desk. “ Now I have to.” — Houston Post. These return* are from 179 com plete and 14 incomplete out of the 193 precincts in the county. Sentiment in the county for the two state university appropriation meas ures was especially strong. The first one, that appropriating 175,000 for re pairs and additions to buildings, car ried by approximately two to one. The majority in favor o f the $100,000 appropriation for a new administra 44Yet, daughter, that's good stuff. The pairs io tion and classroom building, while not back is all gone— I never saw anything work quite so large, was decisive. as quickly as Sloan's Liniment.** Thousands of The sterilization bill failed to carry grateful people voice the same opinion. Here's in the county by a vote clearly indi the proof. cating public sentiment in regard to R ftB m d Pain la Back. it. The measure ran behind by a ma **I was troubled with a very bad pain In my back fo r some time. I w ent to a doctor but be jority o f about 4 to 3. did not do me any good, so I B a rn . PalnL 90c Barn t t ; Rheumatism, Sprains Backache, Neuralgia my purchased a bottle o f Sloan's Liniment, and now I am a w ell woman. 1 always keep a bot tle o f Sloan's Liniment in the bouse.” — W«* Matilda Cotton, JM Myrtle A m ., Brooklyn, N. Y. Sciatic Rheumatism. “ W e have used Sloan's Lini m ent fo r over six years and found it the best w e ever used. When my w ife had sciatic rheumatism the only thing that did her any rood was Sloan's Liniment. W e cannot praise it highly enough.” — Air. Perige. D Z M eines. lamm. Sprained Aakle Relieved. 'I was in for a long time with a severely sprained ankle. I got a bottle o f l o a n ’s Liniment and now 1 am able to be about and can walk a great deal. I write this be cause I think you deserve a lot o f credit fo r putting such a f t » « Liniment on the SLOANS LINIMENT A l . 0 D «* U n — 25 c - *0 «. u d * l.i A x M c m . Dr. Earl S. Sloaa, Ime. RAISES the DOUGH HAND POWER st u m p PULLER DEMOCRATS WIN TWO GOVERNORS Lee Elected in Maryland. Baltimore— Based on incomplete re turns from this city, which are regard ed as a sure indication o f the final re sult, Blair Lee, Democrat, has been elected to the United States senate to fill the unexpired term o f the late Isi- dor Rayner by an estimated plurality o f from 30,000 to 35,000 over ex-Rep- resentative Parran, Republican, and ex-United States Senator Wellington, Progressive. Charles P. Coady, Dem ocrat, was elected to congress from the Third district in place o f the late Representative Konig. Women Keep Town “ Dry.” Jacksonville, III.— Votes by women prevented the return o f saloons to Jacksonville Tuesday by a majority of 2404. The wet and dry fight over shadowed all other issues in the elec tion. Women cast 3636 votes, of which 2327 were against the saloon*. Only 8607 men voted. Other towns in which the votes o f women had a simi lar effect were Petersburg, where 616 women voted dry and 170 voted wet; and Pinckneyville, Percy. Ullia, V ir ginia and Beardstown. The weta won | their greatest victory at Dnqooin. Opinion of Farm Manager for West ern Fuel Co., Nanaimo, B. C. By Thus. Cunningham. PRESIDENT VISITS NORMAL State School at Monmouth Praised By Former Leader. On October 17, 1913, President P. L. Campbell, o f the University o f Oregon, visited the Oregon Normal school. Some years ago, Mr. Camp bell was president o f the Normal school, so that he takes a deep interest in its present growth. In assembly, just previous to his ad dress, while being introduced by Pres ident Ackerman, the faculty and stu dents rose in a body and gave him the "Chautauqua Salute.” Following this he gave a very capable talk on “ The Oregon System.” He commend ed the "Oregon System” as the great est growth in the political, social and educational world. He urged insist ently that we get a bigger “ perspec tive.” A t the close o f his address the students gang to him in an enthusiaa- tic way, which pleased him greatly. On the evening o f the same day the faculty gave their annual reception to the students and townspeople. Presi dent Campbell, who was a guest o f honor, in speaking commended the early founders o f the school who had done so much to make the school what it is. He said that the value o f the school was determined by its work, by its spirit, rather than by its number o f students. The keynote which ran through his informal talk was the spirit o f cheerfulness and helpfulness. The people o f Monmouth felt highly honored in having had President Campbell with them at this time. W. L. DOUGLAS * 3 .oo * 3 .5 0 S4.00 * 4._50 s F>- o o and SHOES The most economical, powerful, safe and satisfactory stumping device 1 FOR M EN AN D W O M EN Best Boas' Shoes In the World * have yet seen is a hand power stump $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 ing machine, known in the United BEGAN BUSINESS IN 1ST« States as the “ K ” hand stump puller, ON $375 CAPITAL. NOW THE sold by Mr. W. J. Fitzpatrick, in Se LARGEST MAKER OF «3 50 ft $4.00 SHOES IN TUB WORLD attle, Wash. This machine w eighs1 Ask your detier to show you 190 pounds and can be wheeled around W.L. Douglas $3 60. $4.00 ami $4.50 like a barn truck. I venture to say shoe*. Just a* good in style, lit an_ wear as other makes costing $5.00 to $7.00 — tk that it will come off with flying colors only difference la the price. Shoes in all in a contest with any o f the various leathers, styles and shapes to salt everybody. If you could visit IV. I.. Douglas U rge factories makes o f horse-power stumping ma at Brockton, Haws., and see for yourself how chines. It is built on the double ac carefully W. L. Douglas shoe« are made, you would then understand why they are warranted to tion pawl and ratchet principle. I lit better, look better, hold their shape ftftd wear longer heard about this machine last fall and m than any other make fo r the price. traveled twenty miles to se> it, very If W. I,. Douglas shoes are not for sale In your vicinity, - der direct from ____ the factory. Shoes * for ------ -------- ___ ______ every mem- skeptical as to the stories 1 had heard r of the family, at all price*, by Parcel Post, postage CAUTION ! free. \\ »•it«* lo r lllu«triti<*«l 4’ntulog. It will about it. The agent attached it to a See that W.L. show you how to order by mall, and why you can Douglas name la save money on your footwear. standing tree (fir), about 36 inches in Stain v*ed on the bottom. \V. !.. lt«»Mirliia. SOI Spark Street. Breektea. l u i diameter, placing the cable about 12 feet up the tree. I took hold o f the lever, and pulled the tree down my By an ingenious arrangement o f re Resenting the assertion that Syd self, in eight minutes. I bought the machine on the spot, and have pulled flectors a 30-candle power incandes ney. Australia, was the dirtiest town the stumps from 30 acres o f land with cent lamp, recently mounted on a in the Southern hemisphere, the lord it since, the machine costing not one lightship off the Virginia coast is mayor has organized a special force o f cent for repairs. Very recently 1 made to give flashes of more than a hundred police for the preservation gave a demonstration on stump pulling 100,000 candle power in certain direc of good order, cleanliness and neat ness. to the members o f the Royal Commis tions. sion on Agriculture, appointed by the government o f British Columbia. In this demonstration I first attached a large sized, horse-power stump puller o f the capstan variety to a fir stump o f about 20 inches diameter. This | stump was on an open gravelly soil and the roots penetrated quite deep. I hitched a 1600 pound horse to the stump puller and it failed to move the stump. I then attached the Trewhella machine to the same stump and pulled For a high grade shell at a reasonable price, it out quite easily in seven and one- half minutes, the roc is being pulled the Winchester Loaded “ Repeater” has the out clean and clear. While pulling call among sportsmen w ho have tried all the stump (as is my usual custom) 1 makes. Although moderate priced, the kept a man with a mattock knocking “ Repeater" is loaded with the best quality the dirt from the roots as the stump powder and shot. • T h e list of loads furnished was raised and allowing it to fall back in this shell cover most s h o o te r s ’ requirements, into the hole made by the liftin g of and all o f them give a full measure o f shooting the stump. By doing this the ground satisfaction. Look for the W on the box. T h ey are is le ft nearly level and requires very litte grading afterwards. Naturally 73 the members o f the Commission were greatly delighted with the machine Worms expelled prom ptly from the human and in order to personally test it, Mr. systi'in with Dr. P e ery ’e Verm ifuge “ Dead Hayward, M. P. P., chairman o f the Gutta percha, now obtained from Cotton was cultivated in Morocco Shot.’’ Adv. commission, and Mr. Shannon, one of the members, took hold o f the lever and sold in England during the civil the leaves o f the caoutchouc tree, is war in the United States, and during said to be more durable than that ob and pulled out a stump themselves. the cotton crisis o f 1871. A fte r that tained by tapping the trunk and ia The accident which recently befell period the demand failed and cultiva coming into use in France for insulat You Coo Get Allen’ s foot-Ease TREE. the pearl necklace o f the Queen Dow W rite A llen S . Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y ., for ft ing submarine cables. ager o f Italy, when the string broke I free sample of A llen ’s Foot-Ease. It cures tion was dropped. and the priceless little spheres were I sweating, hot swollen, aching feet. I t makes or tigh t shoes easy. A certain cure for scattered in every direction, recalls a j new corns, ingrow ing nails and bunions. A ll drug similar mishap to the splendid five gists sell it. 25c. Don’t accept any substitute .with spongy feet collects the Invisible fold rope which used to adorn the neck Social Calls in China. germ s o f disease—spreads them over o f Queen Alexandra on certain state o ar food and poisons ns with typhoid. ^ occasions. On stepping into the gild 1 It is difficult for a Chinaman to mas ed coach on her way to a state opening ter the English pronounciation, and o f parliament in the last reign her this accounts in great measure for the necklace caught in the ornate door prevalence o f pidgin English. The handle and the pearis fell in a shower letter r is almost vtways sounded like and rolled from the crimson carpet on 1, so we have ki-lin or kleen for green, T A T E A R E all exposed to such danpers—our only armor is “ Too muchee lain the muddy ground.— Pall Mall Gazette. and lain for rain. 11 Let your stomach be o f pood digestion, your liver active just now” is often heard; “ just now” and your lungs full o f good pure air and you don't surrender to any o f the disease being a favorite expression to denote bearing germs. The best known tonic and alterative, that corrects a torpid liver, i the immediate present. In calling and helps digestion so that good blood is manufactured and the system nourished, la upon a lady, one says to the boy— house servant o f any age from 16 to 60 — “ Missee have got?” and the , answer comes, “ Have go t” or “ No This famous medicine has been sold by medicine dealers in its liquid form for have got,” according to whether she over forty years, giving great satisfaction. I f you prefer you can n o w obtain Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery tablets o f your druggist at $1.00, also in 60c size | is in or out. This recalls the time- or by mail—send 50one-cent stamps, R.V. Pierce, M. D., Buffalo, N.Y., for trial box* honored, true story o f the lady who and properly answered In the People's Medical Ad- called and the boy reported to his n d V. ' Pierce, M. D. All the knowledge a young . * R. mistress o f the house: “ One piecee man or woman, w ife or daughter should have, is contained in this big Home Doctor B ook containing 1008 puacs with en gravings bound in cloth, sent free to anyone sending 81 one* man down side, b’long missus.’ ’ eent stamps to prepay cost o f wrapping and postage. Scarcely complimentary to the “ one T h e ik ln Is but a net work o f One blood vessels. And It Is a perfectly natural piecee man!” — National Magazine. WINCHESTER R epea ter” Smokeless Powder Shells H IG H IN Q U A L IT Y M O D E R A T E IN P R IC E Two Showers of Pearls. The Mosquito«™ ----------------------------za------------o u r * Teins MA li A RIA« t , good red blood! For a Red Blotchy Skin piSi.’. ftolflen Medical D iscovery The Remarkable Action of a Famous Remedy and Some Facts About It. Questions of Life When Your Eyes Need Care consequence that any Influence In the blood that Is a condition o f 111 health makes Its first appearance In the skin. eraedy. N o! o Sm arting— Feels | There are certain medicinal properties T ry Murine E ye Remedy. Teacher— You see, had the lamb kly. T r y It F in e— Acts Quickly. it fo r Red, W eak, that follow the course of the blood stream W atery Eyes and Granulate« Granulated Eyelids, lilus* | been obedient and stayed in the fold it and the Influence o f these properties Is traied Book in each Package. Murine is that of an antidote. This Is why 8. S. S., compounded by our Oculists—not a “ Patent Med- I would not have been eaten by the — but used In successful Physicians’ Prao- the best known blood purifier, has such iclne’’ Uce fo r many years. Now dedicated to the Pnb- wolf, would it? a positive action In the skin. There Is o and sold by DruugistR at 25c and 60o per Bottle. | Boy (promptly)— No, ma'am; it [urine Bye Salve in Aseptic Tubes, 25o and 60c. ; one Ingredient In S. S. S. which peculiarly would have been eaten by us.— Sketch. stimulates cellular or glandular activity M u r in e Ey e R e m e d y C o ., C h lo a g o to select from the blood or from this “ What became o f your dachshund?” fine net work o f blood vessels In the skin, those elements which It requires for re “ My w ife got tired of swatting flies generation. Moles are sometimes very trouble and she gave him away.” Thus pimples, acne, eczema, lupus, or some and cannot always be caught with “ What had he to do with swatting any other blood condition that attacks th . traps. A very effective means o f flies?” skin or seeks an outlet through the skin keeping them out has been followed la met with the antidotal effect of S. S. 8. “ It took him too long to get in and The action o f 8. 8. 8. In the cellular by T. S. Curtis, a Tennessee ginseng out through the screen door.” tlaauea o f the body serves the active pur grower. He dug a narrow trench 10 pose o f stimulating each cellular part to inches deep all around his beds outside Mother— Don’t ask so many ques the healthy and judicious selection o f Its Curiosity once killed a own essential nutriment. N ot only this, of the row o f posts that support the tion, child. hut If from the presence o f some disturb shade. Galvanized roofing in strips 26 eat. ing poison a condition o f disease arises, inches wide was purchased and cut in W illie— What did the cat want to B. 8. 8. so directs the local cells that this two, lengthwise, making the sheets 12 know, ma? poison Is rejected and eliminated from inches wide. They were given a coat [h eir presence. This Is why skin troubles vanish so of heavy black roofing paint on each readily and why they do not return. side, then set in the trench and tacked Under the Influence o f 8. 8. 8. this fine to the poita so as to form a perfect net work o f blood vessels In the skin la constantly taking from tha blood the nu barrier all around the beds. The earth trition required for healthy tlaaue and tha was then filled in and tamped hard. three inches cause o f disease Is just aa constantly be The roofing projects ing removed, scattered and rendered above the ground and 10 inches below harmless. These facts are more fully the surface and the moles will neither explained In a book on skin troubles sent by T h . S w ift Specific Co., iso Sw ift go over nor under it. — Farm and Bldg., Atlanta, Ga. You will find 8. 8 8. Home. __________________ on sale at all drug stores. Get a bottle T7»e Roman Eye Balsam for «raiding sen to-day and banish ail skin afflictions. » The Sword of Virtue. Moles in Ginseng Beds. I*h!______ . ________ ____. . «leetrioity, k r r im e n r . No other equal* it. All lamps supplied from one pressure tank, tosido or outside Imus«. A uyone ran Install it. G r a v i t y L a m p s A l s o . Oet catalog, torma to agent*, and dotali* o f Premium Offer: B E A U T IF U L E A S T M A N K O D A K (N o . 3 P rem o Junior, P h o to * 3 % x 4 ) ( ) F R E E to Pu rchaser o f fi Lam pa in 1 yea r^ «JN UGHI CO. Many in One. The late Mayor Gaynor, o f New York was talking to a group o f Rus sian educators about the corrupt vot ing thBt had now nearly been abolished in the metropolis. Aheml “ They tell a story,” said the mayor, “ a story o f the past, about a newly elected official who was holding a re ception on the evening o f his victory. "A m on g his visitors was a red-faced man with a fur cap perched above his left ear. “ ‘ Howdy, boss,’ said the fur cap. ” ‘ My dear sir, good evening,’ said the official. ‘ And you were one of my supporters, eh? “ ‘ One! Excuse me, boss. I waa eight.’ ” WOMAN ESCAPES OPERATION A Mercenary Lass. Willard D. straight, the brilliant young financier o f Morgan & Co., was discussing the American bankers’ withdrawal from the Chinese loan. “ I like China,” Mr. Straight said. " M y regard for China w ill not let me consider her from a purely selfish and commercial viewpoint. I cannot, in this matter, put myself in the position o f tha young lady who was asked by her chum: " 'D o you think, dear, that it is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all?’ “ ‘Why, o f course it is,’ the young lady replied, ‘ provided he lets yon keep all his presents.’ ” Constipation causes many serious diseases. It is thoroughly cured by Doctor Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets. One a laxative, three for cathartic. Work Ahead. Don’t give the lazy hen houseroom; ska will never pay for her feed. An easily prepared remedy for sore bead or chicken pox is sent by B. F. Howell, o f North Carolina. Ha says to dissolve enough epsom salts in water to cleanse the entire flock, uaing the solution to moisten a mash feed, and feeding it two or three times in the course o f a week. Mix fine table salt with lard and cover the sores m the beads. Ono or two applicatioa*, he says, will cure. When the pullets have about reached maturity, enough old hena should ha disposed o f to make plenty o f room for the youngsters. Crowding brings many diseases.— Farm and m sation in eyes and inflamm ation of syes or syslids. Adv. By Timely Use of Lydia E. Pinkh&m’s Vegetable Compound. Road Interest Still High. H e r e I* h er ow n statem ent. Cary, Maine. —“ I feel it a duty I owe There is no abatement in the in terest in good roads. Following the to all suffering women to tell what Lydia EL Pinkham’a two days o f road building set. apart by V e g e t a b l e Com the governor o f Missouri, the governor pound did for me. o f Arkansas issued a similar procla One year ago I found mation and a vast amount o f work was myself a terrible suf- accomplished on the highways o f that ferer. I had pains state. A t one point in Iowa liberal in b o t h sides and prizea were offered by the merchants such a soreness I to every farmer who came to town on could s c a r c e ly Saturday on a road drag, the men s t r a i g h t e n up at coming the greatest distance receiving times. M y back the highest prizes. The result was ached, I had no ap that the town was full o f road drags petite and waa so and hundreds o f miles o f highways were leveled up in excellent condition. nervous I could not sleep, then I would be so tired mornings that I could scarcely — Farm and Home. get around. It seemed almost impossi “ We could have settled our difficul ble to move or do a bit o f work and I ties by tossing a coin. Instead, we thought I never would be any better un spent a lot o f money by going to law.” til I submitted to an operation. I com menced taking Lydia E. Pinkham’a Veg “ W ell?” “ I understand the jury settled mat etable Compound and soon fe lt like a new woman. I had no pains, alept well, ters by tosaing a coin.” “ Your husband aaya he haa to ait at bad good appetite and was fa t and could do almost all my own work for a desk all day.” “ Yea,” replied the energtlc woman; family o f four. I shall always feel “ but most o f the time be keeps his that I owe my good health to your med icine. ’ ’ —Mr*. H a y w a k d Sowsss, Cary, feet on the desk.” Maine. “ Whatever became o f that I f you are 111 do not drag along until who was married on a bet?” an operation Is necessary, hut at once "She Is probably now giving her take Lydia E. Pinkham’a Vegetable time to a crusade against gambling.” Compound. I f yon h a v e (h e sligh test doubt An Australian wood called yate is said to he the strongest known and is that L y d ia K. I ’ Inkliiitu's V egeta imported for automobile construction. ble Com pound w ill liel|i you, w rite to L yd ia R .I’ Inkham M cdicIneC o. (con fiden tial) Lynn, Mnaa^ fo r a d A modern Chinese trade onion haa vice. Y o u r le tte r w ill be opened, been formed in Shanghai by $000 read and an sw ered by a wom an* goldsmiths and silversmiths. and held in strict confidence* l«13*taUISL.C Mrs. Howard, a famous London beauty, haa had the words “ Votes for Women” tattooed on her cheek. Liverpool’s new cathedral now In j course o f erection, will have the lar 1 gest pipe organ in the world. In 1912 British Columbia admitted 56,817 new settlers. — ! OUT Of TOWN PEOPLE can recairaprompt treat ment* of If—-Esloras—. H.eith bulUlxg rra s ils s fr o n C GEE W O tha China— doctor. T ry mora If you hare boon doctor!n # w ith th is o M s I nod par- manant r e lie f haa i a r d W to— your cam and p re s e n t* some rem edy who— ctlo n ia qnlcK. sure and — fa. Hia proscriptions ara compounds*«! from Root». Herb*. Buda and Harks that have* been gathered fro m ovary f Har tar o f th « globo. T h a sacrata o f thaaa m a d id a — ara not known to tha oatsid a______ handed down from father to son in fam ill— In Ohina. CONSULTATION FRKS. I f yon lira oat o f town and cannot m il. write for symptom blank nnd circular, raslsatnft 4 o a f In stamps* THE C. SEE WO CHINESE MEDICINE CO. 162 | n m St, Car. r< 9. N. U. W H E N writin« to t n tion tkte papar. sfa* * * M * . j
